Issue Contents
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1 | Certain individuals connected with the institution | Defends putting advertising with the articles in the College Eye. |
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2 | We take this opportunity | Students may submit news items before chapel on Tuesdays for the paper. |
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3 | B. A. class organizes | Senior class elects officers and practices class yells. |
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4 | Location of '13 seniors | Supplement information to Commencement program. |
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5 | Organization of junior college classes | Officers elected. |
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6 | Our attention has been called | Encourages seniors to attend chapel to show their school spirit. |
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7 | Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) |
Faculty added; power plant will be improved; looking forward to alumni meeting at ISTA convention. |
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8 | Lecture Course Begeman--Louis (Science Faculty) |
Gives schedule of lectures for remainder of the school year; Professor Begeman is chair. |
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9 | Christian Associations | Officers elected; annual conference held at Lake Geneva; Newman Society held reception. |
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10 | Athletics | Football season schedule; season ticket costs $1. |
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11 | Faculty changes | Brief profiles of new faculty. |
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12 | Debate and oratory | Encourages students to be involved in speech meets. |
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13 | Societies | News of literary societies, including programs. |
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14 | Miss Ella Van Dellen | Along with Corrine Campbell visited college friends. |
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15 | Miss Gertrude Eaton | Working in the primary department of the Ackley schools. |
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16 | Miss Harriet A. Kramer | Married Roy Dayton Webb. |
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17 | Miss Helen Packard | Taking up work in Billings, Montana. |
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18 | Miss Joy Harmon | Working as an instructor in the schools of the east side in Waterloo. |
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19 | Miss Verna Graham | Taken up her duties in the Independence schools. |
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20 | Mr. Homer Veatch | In charge of the political science department at Guttenberg, Iowa. |
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21 | Mr. Jasper Wilbur | Taken up his second year's work in the Mason City schools. |
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22 | Mr. Karl Nolte | Left to resume teaching in Allison, Iowa. |
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23 | The Atlanta, Georgia, Daily American | Article written about John W. Boyle appears in Atlanta newspaper. |
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24 | The many friends of Miss Indie Cadwallader | Married to Frederick Otis Seitz. |
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25 | The Seattle Times tells us | News of the marriage of Emily Lamberty and Herman C. Joy. |
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26 | "One of the pleasant surprises..." | Leo Hughes was delighted to see Warren Proctor on stage in Chicago. |
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27 | Messrs. Roger Leavitt, Jr., Roy Davis, James Haynes, Harold Debar, Charles Boysen, Hugh Mullarky and Archie Minish | Left to enroll at the State Agricultural College. |
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28 | Miss Evelyn Partington | Started work in the primary department of one of the Waterloo schools. |
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29 | Miss Mae Bates | Came home from Rockford, Iowa, to visit her parents. |
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30 | Miss Pearl McCaffree | Went to Ackley to resume work in the schools there. |
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31 | Miss Ruby Fridell | Commenced her work in the Lincoln school in Waterloo. |
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32 | Miss Ruth Hallingby | Visited friends in Cedar Falls. |
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33 | Miss Ruth Shoemaker | Will instruct Physical Training at the Illinois State University. |
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34 | Mr. and Mrs. McFarland of Sioux City | Visited at the home of Professor and Mrs. P. A. Bond on College Hill. |
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35 | Mr. Arthur Smith | Visited the college and spoke at chapel. |
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36 | Mr. George R. D. Kramer | Spending time with relatives in Cedar Falls. |
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37 | Mr. Guy V. Aldrich | Working as the traveling State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. college associations. |
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38 | Mr. J. A. Woodman | Visited the college and gave a short speech at chapel. |
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39 | Mrs. Laura Bowman Gayler of Mt. Pleasant | Attended the funeral of her cousin, Godfrey Bowman. |
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40 | Following a very interesting program last Friday | The Clios entertained a group of women in the Gymnasium. |
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41 | Miss Clara Sorenson | Called to her home due to her sister's illness. |
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42 | Miss Kathryn Dempsey | Forced to leave school because of serious trouble with her eyes. |
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43 | Miss Signe Holst | Former Neo sang for the King and Queen of Denmark. |
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44 | Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gist | Left for Minnesota where Mr. Gist will be an instructor at the Minnesota Agricultural College. |
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45 | Mr. Carl Wild | Left to work in the civil engineering department of the University of Minnesota. |
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46 | Mr. H. E. Mitchell | Elected professor of Psychology in the State Normal School at Pittsburg, Kansas. |
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47 | Mrs. Alma McMahon | Enjoying a visit from her sister. |
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48 | Mrs. Elmer Cable | Led a student volunteer band meeting. |
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49 | Mrs. H. W. Seely | Visiting at the home of Professor and Mrs. B. W. Merrill. |
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50 | Prof. and Mrs. I. S. Condit | Entertained Professor and Mrs. W. H. Bender at their home. |
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51 | Prof. H. J. Peterson | Visited in Cedar Falls on his way to Iowa City. |
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52 | The Fairfield, Iowa school board | Effie Schuneman will instruct drawing at the public school in Fairfield. |
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53 | The Kindergarten and Primary departments of our College | Held a picnic for all the children and their mothers. |
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54 | The Neos | Enjoyed a picnic. |
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55 | The Philos and Alphas | Held a joint program to entertain a group of new students. |