Issue Contents
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| Our music festival | Encourages students to purchase a ticket to the Thomas Orchestra performance. |
| Ames debate | Describes how the members of next year's Ames debate team will be chosen. |
Page 146
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| School spirit | Editorial describes the lack of school spirit and low attendance at the recent baseball and track contests. |
| Historical pageant "Iowa"; play to be given by senior class of the College High School, Friday May twenty-sixth | The senior class of the Teachers College High School will present a pageant on the history of Iowa; outline of the presentation. |
Page 147
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| America and the world's peace | Text of the first place oration at the Interstate Oratorical Contest. The title is "America and the world's peace". |
Page 152
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| U. I. U.--I. S. T. C. field meet easy for teachers; score is 83-39 Teachers take ten firsts | Results of the recent track and field meet against Upper Iowa University. |
| Announcement | Due to space limitations, the newspaper is unable to print the entire account of the reading recital done by Ruth Wright. |
Page 153
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| Library notes | New books received at the library; describes where different types of publications can be found in the reading room. |
| The Mathematics Club | Outline of the lectures given by Professor Condit and Emma Lura Chase Kingman to the Mathematics Club. |
Page 154
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| Class play | The Commencement play will be "The School for Scandal." |
Page 155
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| Teachers lose to Upper Iowa | I. S. T. C. lost to Upper Iowa, 9-2. |
Page 156
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| Program for dedication; will occur at the College Auditorium on Thursday morning | Dedication of the new Library will take place; will include music and addresses. |
| Philos win triangular; Orios take four points | In the triangular debate among the Philos, Orios, and Alphas, the Philos won. |
| Want to knows | Gossip about faculty and students. |
Page 157
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| Bible Study Department of the Y. M and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove | Lesson XXXIII: the writings of Solomon. |
Page 158
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| Miss Daisy Throckmorton | Left for Vinton, Iowa. |
| Miss Helen Dage | Called to her home in Logan, Iowa, by a death of a nephew. |
| Miss Mollie Feil | Left for Ames to attend a party given by the Zeta Sigma Zeta fraternity. |
| Pres. H. H. Seerley | Left to examine the Charles City College. |
| Prof. I. Merchant | Confined to his home by an attack of pneumonia. |
| Miss Martha Fullerton | Spent time with friends in Shell Rock, Iowa. |
| Mr. Waldo Miner of Fort Dodge, Iowa | Spent time on College Hill with his sister Maude. |
| Miss Ethie Burge | Left for her home in Mt. Vernon. |
| Miss Flossie Merryman | Paid a visit to her home in Marshalltown, Iowa. |
| Miss Marie Burns and Matie Austin | Spent time at the Austin home in Austinville, Iowa. |
| Miss Vee Morrison | Spent time at her home in Osage. |
| Miss Effie Cook | Visited with relatives in Iowa Falls. |
| Miss Theresa Davis | Spent time at her home in Mt. Auburn, Iowa. |
| Miss Grace Kingsley | Left to visit in Iowa City. |
| Miss Lila Wagner | Spent time at her home in La Porte City. |
| Miss Minnie Sage | Enjoyed a visit from her mother and sister. |
| Miss Cecile Henry | Spent time at Clarksville, Iowa. |
| Miss Anna Bleeker | Made a visit to Ackley. |
| Miss Rose Schultz | Spent time at her home in Lost Nation, Iowa. |
| Miss Ruth Beckley | Spent time at her home in Jesup, Iowa. |
| Miss Sadie Adams | Left for Rock Island, Illinois. |
| Miss Lydia Noordman | Spent time in Ackley, Iowa. |
Page 159
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| Misses Hazel Naylor, Sudah Cahoon, and Helen Deck | Left to visit schools in Mason City. |
| Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Perrine of Burlington | Spent several days with their son, Professor J. O. Perrine. |
| Mrs. C. B. Simmons and son Robert | Returned after a visit with Professor C. B. Simmons at Kirksville, Missouri. |
| Miss Florence Ward and Ruth Dowdell | Left for Des Moines to attend the annual meeting of the State Kindergarten Union. |
| Mr. Frank L. Smart | Was in Cedar Falls looking for teachers to fill the vacancies at the Davenport schools. |
| Mr. John Leavitt | Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls. |
| Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wright of Chicago | Spent time visiting the home of Professor D. S. Wright. |
| Miss Maude Thomas | Called to her home by the death of her Grandmother. |
| Last Thursday evening | President and Mrs. Seerley entertained guests at their home. |
Page 160
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| On Saturday evening | Honorary faculty members of the Philo and Alpha Societies were entertained in the Gymnasium. |
| Last Friday evening | Ida Fesenbeck entertained members of the Advisory Board of the Y. W. C. A. |
Page 161
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| The funeral of the late Joseph J. Whitacre | Professor D. S. Wright was in charge of the funeral. |
| The Clarkesville school board | Elected four graduates for work in the schools. |
| Mr. Oliver Hurvey of New York | Was a guest at the Seerley home. |
| Prof. Begeman | Returned from Des Moines and Iowa City. |
