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| Annual staff elected; "Old Gold" to be edited by Abram, managed by Lee; seniors hold interesting meeting; class colors are adopted. | Account of first meeting and election of Old Gold staff; photo. | |
| Resolutions | Condolences on death of Ray Cleveland. |
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| Music festival assured; annual concerts are guaranteed by the State Board of Education. | Theodore Thomas Orchestra may perform for Spring Music Festival. |
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| Zeta open session; members of this society will give public program Friday evening; farce, "The Burglar" to be presented. | Will present public session including music and a play. | |
| Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association; meeting to be held October 14, 15, and 16; school well represented on program; no recitations on next Friday. | Highlights of program that includes many faculty and alumni. |
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| Science Club organized; teachers in the science departments form an association; science students are eligible to membership. | Purpose is "promoting interest in and knowledge of the laboratory sciences"; roster of officers. | |
| What are the colleges doing for secondary and elementary schools? | Professor Colegrove continues his essay on US higher education. |
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| Francis Hersey | Daughter of S. F. Hersey is ill with diphtheria. | |
| Helen Seerley | Went to visit friends in Iowa City. | |
| The new fish pools | Have been stocked with several kinds of fish. | |
| The Mesdames E. B. Smith, Reverend Jones, S. B. Reid, and E. L. Johnson | Visited the kindergarten. | |
| Cleo Stanley | Spent Sunday with his sister. | |
| Warren Lashbrook | Attended the Iowa-Cornell football game in Iowa City. | |
| Miss Beatrice Wilbur | Has returned from Duluth. | |
| Margaret Langham | Returned from Cedar Rapids where she had been ill. | |
| Miss Wilhelmina Feil | Was visiting her sister Mollie. | |
| Mr. C. B. Martin | Is now a traveling salesman and visited the Hill. | |
| The Misses Genevieve Follett and Lucile Lockwood | Spent Sunday at home in Eldora. | |
| Professor Simmons | Was in Waterloo on business. | |
| Miss Lillian Roadman | Spent Sunday in Dike. | |
| Ira Magee | Will study medicine at Northwestern University in Chicago. | |
| Miss Grace Pettite | Is enjoying a visit from her mother. | |
| This is a busy time | Eulalians and Delphians remodel new room. | |
| The friends of Misses Alma Cutler and Floy Graham | Glad to learn faculty members have started studying in Berlin. | |
| Miss Vera De Tellhurst | Spent the weekend at home in Grundy Center. | |
| Miss Laura Davenport | Spent Sunday with Edith Schuneman. | |
| Miss Ethel Stanley | Visited her parents in Boone. | |
| Fred Vorhies | Spent some time at home last week. | |
| Ward MacGovern | Is a student in Ames; visited the Hill. | |
| Mrs. McFarland Walker and her mother | Entertained the faculty. | |
| Superintendent Francis | Visited chapel on Tuesday. | |
| Mrs. Kate Sartori | Visited chapel last Tuesday. | |
| Miss Fargo | Was at home in Lake Mills, Wisconsin. |
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| Miss Kathryn Haltmeyer | Spent Sunday at home in Manchester. | |
| The students have been favored | Professor C. H. Robertson of China spoke at chapel. | |
| Friday morning | The Reverend Herbert A. Wilson gave an interesting talk to the students. | |
| Monday morning | State Y. M. C. A. secretary Pontius gave a talk about Bible studies. | |
| Mrs. McCorkindale | Visited her daughter Florence. | |
| Mrs. Walker | Gave a talk to the women. | |
| Miss Hazel Naylor | Spent Sunday at home in Osage. | |
| Mrs. Smythe | Visited her daughter Mayme. | |
| Miss Effa Mahanka | Visited friends on the Hill. | |
| The old street car waiting station | Has been moved to the south end of the Gymnasium; will be used to store bicycles and fire hose. | |
| Miss Lillian V. Lambert | Entertained the members of one of her classes. | |
| A number of former students | Visited the Hill. | |
| Miss Kathyrn Heddens | Enjoyed a visit from her brother. | |
| On last Saturday evening | Florence Ward entertained the junior and senior women of the kindergarten department. |
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| Mr. C. H. Robertson | Gave a speech at the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. gathering. | |
| Two of the women's societies | Chrestos and Delphians initiated new members. | |
| Studies in Organization and Teaching | Ideas for future teachers. |
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| Athletics; Teachers defeat Lenox; football game proves an easy victory; score of 36 to 0 tells tale; game played on heavy field. | George Vinall makes first touchdown. |
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| Supt. E. C. Wissler | Is working in Prairie City. | |
| W. H. Ray | Is superintendent at Waukon. | |
| Neva A. Wilson | Is working in Independence. | |
| Grace Sullivan | Married W. S. Hufford. | |
| Another very recent wedding | Margaret Downs married John C. Miller. | |
| Supt. H. E. Wheeler | Is teaching in Shenandoah. | |
| Peter Christiansen | Married Annie Damm; is now a principal in Tripoli and a US citizen. |
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| J. H. Kelly | Is a clerk at the University of Illinois at Urbana. | |
| A. V. Graeber | Will share one subscription to the Eyte. | |
| A letter from R. W. Holm | Mr. Holm is married and living in Belden, Nebraska. | |
| Congratulations which are appreciated | F. C. Ensign offers compliments to paper. | |
| F. O. Rausch | Is teaching in Osage. | |
| Estella Mattox | Is teaching in Shenandoah. | |
| C. J. Knock | Is teaching at Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota. | |
| Edward L. Bronson | Is working in Hawarden. | |
| Olive Sutherland | Is teaching in Sibley. | |
| Laura MacDonald | Is attending the University of Chicago. |
