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1 | Busy week; Normal Gymnasium to be scene of many activities--conference gymnastics meet--basketball meeting Iowa physical education society | Faculty will play seniors in basketball; first meeting of Iowa branch of American Physical Education Association. |
2 | Work of Athletic Board | Attempting to draw up rules for athletic eligibility. |
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3 | Father Vaughan coming; Lecture Committee presents noted speaker Friday Feb. 12 | Awaiting appearance of well-known dramatic reader. |
4 | Organization formed; association of contributors to Iowa education and history organized- headquarters here | Group elects officers; hopes to collection and preserve "everything that in any way relates to history and education." |
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5 | Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Part seventeen in column. |
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6 | Athletics; interesting basketball; seconds run away from Independence High School--varsity trims Y. M. C. A. five | Reserve team beats high school team while varsity team beat Waterloo's Y. M. C. A. team. |
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7 | Announcement of schedule; program of women's basketball games made out | Women's intersociety basketball tournament schedule. |
8 | Athletic contest | Shot put was event of weekly track and field contest. |
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9 | J. O. Huntley | Now in real estate business. |
10 | The following Veline--Albin E. (Classes of 1906 and 1907) |
A. E. Veline writes of his experiences in the Philippine Islands. |
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11 | Allan Peterson | Married Caroline Lawrence. |
12 | Caroline Schoch | Has studied in Germany; now substitute teaching at University of Chicago high school. |
13 | In the American Field | Perry McClanahan wrote article on quail hunting. |
14 | Mary McDonald and Ruth Ballou | Attended Neotrophian program. |
15 | Mrs. Eva Leland Upton | Visiting Cedar Falls due to father's illness. |
16 | On December 29th | Florence Brenneman married Dr. Julius Tilden. |
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17 | In Billings, Montana | Rhea Lorayne Wilcox married Almond Clark Spencer. |
18 | Pres. H. H. Seerley | Addressed Story County teachers; met Normal alumni at Iowa City. |
19 | Prof. Karl F. Geiser | Visited Cedar Falls briefly on way to Oberlin, Ohio. |
20 | Prof. Robert Fullerton | Will present "In a Persian Garden". |
21 | Seventeen former Normal students | Are now county superintendents in Iowa. |
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22 | In the gym Saturday | Vinton defeated in basketball, 72-3. |
23 | John Cherny | Visited Cedar Falls. |
24 | John Merner | Doing well as farmer in Washington State. |
25 | Miss Lillian Nelson | Entertaining friend. |
26 | Miss Mabel Southerland | Left school due to illness. |
27 | Miss Ora Haan | Visited Grundy Center. |
28 | Mr. Brian Condit | Entertained friends with dinner. |
29 | Pres. and Mrs. H. H. Seerley | Visited President Seerley's mother. |
30 | Prof. C. A. Fullerton | Brother Neil had surgical operation. |
31 | Prof. R. F. Seymour | Has arranged spring baseball schedule. |
32 | Warden J. C. Sanders | Spoke on prison conditions at Fort Madison. |
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33 | Dr. W. W. Gist | Went to Osage to officiate at funeral. |
34 | Miss Carrie Rawson | Father died. |
35 | Miss Jennie Hutchinson | Visited Minneapolis. |
36 | Miss Lois Fahs | Health improving. |
37 | Mr. Fullerton's quartette | Presented concert in Charles City. |
38 | Society; Philo, Shake | Philos hold declamatory contest; Shakes present program with cooking theme. |
39 | Warren Proctor | Visited friends. |