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1 | Agricultural department to be enlarged | Will expand to have classrooms and a large laboratory in the Old South Hall; to accommodate need of rural school teachers to take courses in that curriculum; staff will be expanded. |
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2 | It is encouraging | Encourages men to join Pep Club; women might also organize their own group. |
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3 | Construction of new power house will soon begin | Estimated expenditure will be $12,000; will double size of current structure; will include 300 horsepower Corliss engine; will power electrical system. |
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4 | Hazel Strayer wins first place | Nine contestants delivered preliminary declamatory speeches. |
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5 | New course organized | Home Economics will use the South Hall for classes in sewing and cooking; enrollment growing. |
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6 | Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) |
President Seerley will speak on rural school matters; a new secretary will be appointed; faculty considering changes in academic calendar, meeting rules, and curriculum. |
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7 | Christian Associations | Y. W. C. A. had cabinet changes; encourages all women to attend weekly meetings. |
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8 | Athletics | Held football scrimmage; started club to raise moral standard of athletics; track meet held; physical training classes started. |
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9 | Lecture Course | Kaffir Boys will entertain. |
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10 | Societies | Programs for societies; formal entertainments held for friends; debates held. |
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11 | A beautiful life ended its work on earth | Mary E. (Bruce) Grummon died at her home in Rockwell, Iowa. |
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12 | A wedding of interest to alumni | Coral Sykes married Ralph W. Scott. |
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13 | Miss Anna Hinkson | Accepted departmental work in the Des Moines schools. |
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14 | Reuel H. Sylvester | Appointed professor at the State University of Iowa. |
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15 | The many friends of Miss Ruth Long | Announcement of the marriage between Ruth Long and Edward Jacobsen. |
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16 | Agnes Young | Supervising drawing and penmanship in the schools of Washington, Iowa. |
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17 | Fred D. Smith | Received a position as an assistant in one of the chemistry labs in Ames where he goes to school. |
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18 | John Barnes | Took a job as physical director in Muncie, Indiana. |
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19 | Miss Anna C. Goodale | Accepted the position of school nurse in the Washington State Normal. |
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20 | Miss Clara Balmat | Along will two fellow teachers made a visit to Cedar Falls. |
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21 | Miss Elizabeth McDonald | Went home to visit her parents. |
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22 | Miss Hazel Selzer of Parkersburg and Miss Luella Brown of Urbana | Visited with old college friends in Cedar Falls. |
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23 | Miss Mary L. Townsend | Will stay in Cedar Falls until her extended trip to Europe. |
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24 | Miss Nielson | Was the hostess to the members of the Eulalian Literary Society. |
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25 | Miss Zoe Harmon | Spent time with relatives and friends on College Hill. |
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26 | Mr. Lindsay Robinson | Entered the State University to study dentistry. |
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27 | Mr. Willis J. Bell | Returned to his work as supervisor and critic in the training department of the State Normal School in North Dakota. |
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28 | Mrs. D. S. Wright | Was called to Yankton, South Dakota, to care for her daughter Ruth. |
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29 | Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker and Roger Leavitt | Will work as delegates from the local Congregational church to the Northeastern Association Conference. |
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30 | Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker and Miss Florence Ward | Attended a board of directors meeting for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. |
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31 | Prof. C. P. Colegrove | Attended a session of the Better Iowa School Commission in Des Moines. |
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32 | R. E. Newcomb | Accepted the position of superintendent of the schools in Lisbon, Iowa. |
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33 | Ruth Jeffers | Resumed her work in the Marshalltown schools. |
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34 | Superintendent G. C. Hamersley | Was in Cedar Falls with a group of eighth graders. |
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35 | The Delphian girls | Enjoyed an old-fashioned taffy pull at Proctor Hall. |
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36 | Miss Amy Arey | Has returned from her work in Boise and Twin Falls, Idaho. |
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37 | Miss Bertha Lamar | Visited her brother's home in Kansas City. |
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38 | Miss Bird Bundy | Left for Seattle, Washington, to spend the winter with friends. |
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39 | Miss Loverna Harvey | Returned to her home due to illness. |
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40 | Miss Mabel Cooper | Traveled home to attend the wedding of a friend. |
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41 | Miss Mabel Fish | Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls. |
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42 | Mr. Charles Kramer | Returned home for the weekend. |
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43 | Mrs. J. G. Packard and daughter | Spent time with relatives in Lake Mills. |
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44 | Prof. Clark H. Brown and daughter Velma | Attended the "Blind Boone" entertainment in Marshalltown and spent time with family in Albion. |