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1	Commencement plans; seniors decide upon matters relative to graduation--orators chosen	Lenore Shanewise, Helen Katz, and James P. Murphy will speak; seniors will wear caps and gowns.


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2	New board chosen; Board of Education provided by Whipple bill selected	Roster of the new Board of Education.

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3	Gunsaulus inspires; lecturer draws strong truths and application from life of Gladstone	Frank Gunsaulus spoke impressively on Gladstone.


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4	Pupils recital; musical given by students Wednesday afternoon	Program of performers and their work.

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5	Simplified spellers meet; they discuss many things pertaining to spelling reform Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	President Seerley reports on the work of the board at its annual meeting.

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6	Gen. Lew Wallace awe-inspiring "Ben-Hur"; the pre-eminent offering of the stage today	Will be performed in Des Moines.

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7	Professional; elements of liberal education a found in travel Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Part twenty-four of column.

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8	A. E. Veline	Supervises school in Cebu, Philippine Islands.


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9	Alice Mason	Now Mrs. J. J. McCartney.


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10	Charles McMullen	Teaching in Madison.


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11	Charles Trusdell Ensign	Serving as pastor.


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12	D. D. Schneider	Attorney in Tacoma, Washington.


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13	Ella Danskin	Family now living in Virginia.


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14	Ellen C. Jackson	Teaching at University of Colorado.


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15	G. Carl Hoyt	Studying law at University of Michigan.


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16	Georgia E. Packer	Teaching in Omaha.


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17	Harry G. Hayes	Studying at University of Michigan.


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18	Harry S. Stein	Superintendent in Geddes, South Dakota.


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19	Mary Kleinfelter	Teaching in the Philippines.


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20	Members of the Class of '86	Mrs. C. N. Brones died.


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21	Mr. and Mrs. G. Burkhart	Margaret Burkhart married Lester Stucker.


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22	Mrs. Minnie Adams Potter	Teaching at Iowa State University.


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23	W. L. Maulsby	Studying at Cornell College.

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24	Alsina M. Andrews	Teaching in British West Indies.


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25	Blanche E. Williamson	Teaching in Cherokee.


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26	Blanche Simmons	Teaching in Chicago.


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27	C. Arnolds Thompson	Received M. D. degree.


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28	Florence A. Zerwekh	Now married to J. Allen Gilbert.


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29	Florence Cowie	Married Earl Stout.


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30	Helena Teny	Superintendent in Sanders County, Montana.


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31	J. L. Mowry	Teaching at University of Minnesota.


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32	Lina C. Dennis	Now Mrs. H. W. Baldwin.


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33	M. J. Kenefick	Practicing medicine in Algona.


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34	Margaret Mitchell	Teaching in Colville, Washington.


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35	Margaret O. Stevenson	Married Francis M. Ward.


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36	Marion Grawe	Teaching in Red Oak.


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37	The class of '04	Rachel McCreery died in June 1908.


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38	The Iowan	Tribute to the work of John C. Parish.

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39	Elizabeth Schaible	Teaching at Hartley.


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40	Society; Chresto	Enjoyed music and fudge.

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41	Among the State "U" students	A number of Normalites visited Cedar Falls.


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42	Edward Coe	Will be superintendent in Williams.


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43	Jessie McCluskey	Now in Spokane, Washington.


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44	Matie Blackburn	Will study in New York and Boston.


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45	Miss Edith Buck	Attended friend's funeral.


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46	Miss Ethel Wise	Visited brother.


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47	Miss Grace Lambert and Ethel Kleinfelter	Visiting Cedar Falls.


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48	Miss Ward	A Normal School student will assist kindergarten students who ride the streetcars.


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49	Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cotton	Charles Cotton received pharmacy degree from Northwestern University.


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50	Mr. and Mrs. Faye Samson	Visiting Professor Samson.


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51	Mrs. Dr. C. W. Knickerbocker	Mother ill.


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52	One of the rumors	Will Normal Hill be called College Hill? Will Normal Street be called College Street? The City Council may consider the matters.


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53	Prof. Chas. H. Bailey, Miss Fannie M. Dickey, and Clark H. Brown	Attended teachers meeting in Iowa City.

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54	Miss Beth Allen	Visited Kate Montelius.


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55	Mrs. F. A. Fitzgerald	Now in Los Angeles.


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56	Mrs. L. G. Hersey	Has been visiting her son, Professor Hersey.


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57	Rollin Cook	Visited Cedar Falls.


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58	W. G. Moorhead	Principal in Waterloo.