Issue Contents
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1 | Letters | J. R. Hoats writes about his orchard in Washington; Bertha Patt writes about her trip to Europe. |
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2 | School opened Tuesday; largest fall enrollment in history of school; more boys than usual | Enrollment is now 1222; Board offers scholarships to two men from each county. |
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3 | Y. M. C. A.; informal banquet given for the benefit of the new young men | Group entertains new men students. |
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4 | Y. W. C. A. hold reception | About six hundred women attend. |
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5 | Untitled | Ruth Wright will teach at Yankton College; Marion McFarland Walker entertains YWCA cabinet. |
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6 | Dr. Clem C. Seerley | Married Ruth Parlasca on June 12, 1912. |
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7 | Dr. Clem C. Seerley | Married Ruth Parlasca on June 12, 1912. |
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8 | Ella Lund and Mr. Hathaway | Married on June 26, 1912. |
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9 | Ethel Harvey | Married John Farnam Thompson on August 7, 1912. |
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10 | Grace Simpson and Ole Bailey | Married on June 26, 1912. |
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11 | Harry Sherman Stein | Married Pearl McCabe on August 24, 1912. |
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12 | James Ehret and Lillian Doorsky | Married on August 7, 1912. |
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13 | Jennie Sanders | Appointed critic teacher at the State Normal School at Dillon, Montana. |
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14 | John McGreeney | Married Clara Dahn on June 17, 1912. |
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15 | Mary D. Pierce | Visited campus. |
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16 | Milton E. Loomis | Appointed as substitute for Professor Meyerholz but will go to University of Wisconsin. |
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17 | Miss L. E. Reindollar | Is a member of the Community of St. Mary Magdalin in Baltimore, Maryland. |
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18 | Prin. Arthur L. Brague | Married Ellen Boothroyd on June 6 in Mason City; will live in Gladbrook. |
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19 | Prof. John Ross Frampton | Will study under Joseph Lhevine in Germany. |
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20 | S. U. I. graduates for June '12 | Roster of S. U. I. graduates who are alumni of I. S. T. C. |
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21 | W. H. Davis | Appointed by the State Board of Education to work in the department of natural science and agriculture. |
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22 | Walter Daniel Bender | Married Sara Murray on June 12, 1912. |
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23 | Winifred Morris | Married Edward T. Snively on June 11, 1912. |
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24 | In one of the first issues of this paper | Will present rules on recruitment by women's literary societies. |
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25 | Look pleasant, please! Mason--Walter |
Always try to smile your best; you cannot afford to be grouchy. |
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26 | These first few days of school | Urges students to be strong, fight homesickness, and stay in school. |
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27 | Candidates for annual staff | Floyd Bailey and Tom McDonald are candidates for editor of the 1913 Old Gold. |
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28 | Elizabeth F. Burney | Elizabeth Burney will teach at Baker University; Sara Riggs took lake trip during vacation. |
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29 | John McDonald | John McDonald visited campus; Genevieve Edwards married Andrew Fedderson; Antoinette Kramer married Walter E. Brown. |
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30 | Large number of graduates secure prominent positions | Roster of students who have found jobs. |
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31 | A recent wedding of interest | Alta Kathryn Green married Dr. John Colwell Paine. |
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32 | Chauncey R. Houstman | Left for his position as superintendent at New Hartford. |
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33 | Henrietta Thornton | Will spend next summer studying in Europe, as will John Ross Frampton. |
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34 | Margaret Oliver | Visited relatives in Ohio on her summer vacation. |
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35 | Miss Bertha Martin | Spent her vacation in Colorado, as did Anna Gertrude Childs. |
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36 | Miss Charlotte Hunt | Was killed when she fell one hundred feet from Pinnacle Peak. |
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37 | Miss Laura Bowman | Married Roger Sherman Gates on July 1, 1912. |
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38 | Miss Mary Townsend and Miss Bertha Patt | Spent the summer traveling in Europe. |
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39 | Miss Mattie Fargo | Accepted position as librarian at the Lead, South Dakota, school library. |
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40 | Miss Sara F. Rice | Helped at a reunion of classmates who graduated from her school between 1865 and 1880. |
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41 | Misses Lillian Goodwin and Anna Wild | Spent summer vacation in Canova, South Dakota. |
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42 | Misses Margaret Dick, Amy Moore, Esther and Laura Shoemaker | Represented the Y. W. C. A. of I. S. T. C. at the national conference. |
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43 | On June 26 | Mary Porter married Rollin Otis Bisbee. |
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44 | Prof. and Mrs. Colegrove | Took a trip through the East over the summer. |
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45 | Prof. and Mrs. E. J. Cable | Visited Mrs. Cable's father and sister in Albion. |
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46 | Prof. Archibald W. Taylor | Married Anna Rose on June 26, 1912. |
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47 | Prof. Begeman | Took a trip through the West over summer vacation. |
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48 | Prof. G. S. Dick | Represented the college at the state fair. |
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49 | Prof. G. W. Newton | Spent the summer in California. |
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50 | Prof. M. F. Arey | Studied geology of Taylor and Page Counties over the summer. |
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51 | The members of the faculty | Several studied at the University of Chicago over summer vacation. |
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52 | Familiar sights and sounds; on the College Hill edition the opening days of the school | News notes and humor. |
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53 | Prof. H. F. Pasini | Professor Pasini, Harm Ludeman, and Margaret Nesbet worked at a playground in Meadville, Pennsylvania. |