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1 It is imperative Encourages students to get their pictures taken so work can start on the Old Gold.
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2 The friends of Mr. Ariel Parish Ariel Parish has been inducted into Delta Tau Delta at the University of Iowa; Madge Eastman is the orchestra director for two high school orchestras.
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3 The Lecture Committee Buy Lecture Course books.
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4 The Social Committee The Senior Class is holding a Halloween party on November 2.
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5 We wish to call Encourages students to attend the debate with Ames.
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6 While money looks good Encourages students to pay their subscription fees.
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7 In conversation with Wants alumni to become more involved with the college.
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8 It is queer Believes both ministers and teachers are underpaid; believes money should not matter when choosing a profession.
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9 The Class of '08 Held a meeting about the Old Gold; cost will be higher this year in comparison to previous years; encourages all seniors to buy a copy.
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10 Official Names speakers of Upper Iowa Methodist Episcopal Conference; North West Iowa Teachers Association held meeting; the library is being used more under Ellen Biscoe's supervision.
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11 The following article Professor Eastman put together a series of six lectures on drama to be held during the winter term at the University of Iowa where he now teaches.
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12 Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; vii; the fourth grade teacher at work
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)
Fourth grade students should receive less direct instruction from their teachers and be more responsible for their learning through reading textbooks.
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13 The male teacher The ratio of male teachers to female teachers in the classroom changed from 1:2 in 1900 to 1:3 in 1904; encourages more men to get in the teaching profession.
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14 Abigail Shumway Visited Marshalltown on Sunday.
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15 Alta Ferguson Spent Sunday in La Porte City.
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16 Carrie McLaurey Visited Webster City last week.
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17 Erma Robertson Spent Sunday in Blairstown.
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18 Genevieve and Mabel Paulger Visited Mr. Vernon on Sunday.
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19 Iris Livingston Visited her mother on Sunday.
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20 Lillian Roadman Visited friends on the Hill on Sunday.
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21 Mabel Fonda Spent a few days in Independence last week.
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22 Mary Dodd Visited Des Moines for two days last week.
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23 Mattie Johnson Spent Sunday in Shellsburg.
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24 Mildred Waite Visited Shell Rock on Thursday.
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25 Mr. E. W. Haight Went to Iowa City last Friday.
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26 Mrs. C. H. Baldwin Visited her daughter on Sunday.
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27 The Y. W. C. A. girls Holding their Wednesday meeting in the restroom.
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28 Belle Classen Due to illness, went home to Green Mountain last week.
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29 Elsay Barklow Her cousin, Miss Julick, is visiting.
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30 Frances Burns, Nellie Upham, and Florence Shelby Went to Charles City over the weekend.
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31 Hulda Scheidt Visited Baxter last week.
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32 Iris Livingston Entertained friends in Waterloo.
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33 Karl Gardner Visited Blanche Williamson on Sunday.
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34 Miss Blanch Smith Visited Nelle Hatch on Sunday.
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35 Miss Blanch Stark Visited Kate Watson on Sunday.
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36 Miss Dodd and Miss Lackey Rode in an automobile to Traer on Saturday.
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37 Miss Nash and Grace Reynolds Visited the Hill on Thursday on their way to Cedar Rapids.
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38 Miss Oliver Her father is home from his summer job of surveying in Illinois.
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39 Miss Seburn Visited Mary McDonald last week.
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40 Morris Russell Visited Leta Whitten on Sunday.
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41 Mr. and Mrs. Whetzel Visited their daughter last week.
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42 Mrs. Jennie Brown Jennie Brown, her daughter, and Mrs. Colegrove visited chapel on Friday.
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43 Mrs. Myra Gray Visited Jennie Daubenberger on Sunday.
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44 Mrs. Strong Visiting her daughter.
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45 Rev. Dr. Miller Led devotional during chapel on Friday.
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46 Rev. Kennedy Led devotional during Tuesday's chapel.
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47 The beauty of the woods Many people are going on picnics.
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48 The Presbyterian church Held a reception for students and friends of the church.
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49 "Ted" Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids Visited friends.
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50 Frank and Clara Lynch and Frances Cobb Visiting the Shillinglaw home.
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51 Louise Putzke Attended Teachers Convention in Cedar Rapids; is visiting friends on the Hill.
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52 Many Normal students Many of the students in the kindergarten course attended the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association conference in Cedar Rapids last week.
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53 Miss Edith Barbour Went home with her father to recover from her sprained ankle.
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54 Miss Florence Ward In charge of the kindergarten department in Cedar Rapids for the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association.
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55 Mr. Ray Clough Is the principal at Keystone; visited friends on the Hill.
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56 The girls at Chapman Hall Were recipients of surprise party.
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57 The senior class Held a meeting to discuss the Old Gold; voted to have Halloween party on November 2.
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58 Friday evening Over two hundred students dressed up for an old fashioned rural school program hosted by the Y. W. C. A.
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59 It will be a surprise Lulu Bourquin married Louis Kliebenstein.
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60 Bible Study Dept.; seventh lesson--Abraham
Dick--George Stuart (Class of 1897; Professional and Training Faculty)
Outlines life of Abraham.