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1	Hazel Strayer wins declamatory contest Gist--William Wesley (English Faculty)	Analyzes speech contest participants.


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2	In order to make room	Will not be an editorial this week because of an abundance of news..


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3	Rousing "pep" meeting held last Thursday	Students got excited about the football game.


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4	True Blue Club organized	Rural school students formed glee club and elected officers.

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5	Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	Training School Building may be ready by December 1913; several ISTC alumni are studying at Columbia University; Professor Campbell is continuing his survey of rural education; news about Harriet Elizabeth Gunn.

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6	Athletics	Football team lost to Ellsworth, 6-0; poor weather conditions for the game.


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7	Student volunteer convention	Delegates will be sent to Kansas City for conference.


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8	Wm. T. Morgan	Professor of Government and Economics; photo.

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9	Lecture course	Maggie Teyte of the Chicago Grand Opera Company will be the next performer.

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10	Societies	News of literary societies; Homerians, Philomatheans, Alphas, and Neotrophians initiated new members; others held regular meetings.

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11	Grace Dunkelberg	Along with Louise Smith, spent time visiting friends on College Hill.


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12	O. J. Kirketeg	Visited Cedar Falls; on break from his job as principal at Columbus City.


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13	Walter Koester	Spent time with his friends in Cedar Falls.

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14	A recent issue of the Davenport Daily Times shows	Article featuring H. J. Whitacre was released.


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15	Chauncey Houstman	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.


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16	Homer Veatch	Teaching science and coaching athletics at Guttenberg.


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17	J. O. Perrine	Refereed at the West Waterloo-Iowa City high school football game.


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18	Miss Alberta Cousins of Earlville	Obituary and funeral plans given for student Alberta Cousins, who died at age fifteen.


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19	Miss Alice Dixon	Compelled to give up her position as room teacher in the Training School on account of an illness.


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20	Miss Anna Gurtner	Enjoying her position of assistant principal at Nichols, Iowa.


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21	Miss Bessie Freshwaters	Fifth grade teacher at West Liberty, Iowa.


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22	Miss Elizabeth Bongartz	Teaching in Oskaloosa.


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23	Miss Elizabeth McDonald	Spent time with relatives and friends in Cedar Falls.


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24	Miss Emma Gamble	Elected to a position as Primary Critic in the Northwestern State Normal School at Tahlequah, Oklahoma.


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25	Miss Esther McWhirter	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.


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26	Miss Faye Bagley	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.


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27	Miss Harvey	Returned to school after a long illness.


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28	Miss Iva Logan	Compelled to leave school on account of illness.


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29	Miss Jennie Smuck	Primary teacher in Cody, Wyoming.


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30	Miss Julia Hurd	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.


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31	Miss Julia O'Keefe	Accepted a position as primary teacher in Orange City.


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32	Miss Mabel Cooper	Enjoyed a visit from her parents.


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33	Miss Mabel F. Kratz	Teaching in North Yakima, Washington.


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34	Miss Madalene Manning	Teaching the primary grades in Waterloo.


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35	Miss Mae Bates	Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls.


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36	Miss Marguerite Cadwallader	Enjoying her work at Hibbing, Minnesota.


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37	Miss Marie Flynn	Spent time at her home in New Hartford.


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38	Miss Oliver and Miss Allen	Entertained the new faculty members at a chicken pie supper.


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39	Miss Pearl McCaffree	Spent time at the home of her parents on College Hill.


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40	Supt. H. E. Wheeler	Enjoying his work in charge of the city schools of Austin, Minnesota.


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41	Thomas G. P. Berger and Miss Susan Townsend	Married at Toledo, Iowa.

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42	Miss Emma Lambert and Prof. Mount	Entertained their Bible study classes with a dinner at the Methodist church.


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43	Miss Florence E. Ward	Spoke before the City Federation of Women's Clubs in Moline, Illinois.


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44	Miss Katherine W. Constant	Enjoying a visit from her brother.


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45	Miss Mary Townsend	Entertained members of the domestic science department.


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46	Miss Nettie Dickenson	Detained to her home due to the illness of her father.


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47	Miss Sara F. Rice	Entertained friends at the chicken pie supper.


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48	Mr. Wentz from Chicago	Doing electrical work on the pipe organ.


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49	Society functions consist mainly of initiations	Many societies like Willard Hall for their meetings


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50	The women of the faculty	Enjoyed a picnic at the home of Ida Fesenbeck.


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51	What was probably the largest Congregational Kensington this season	Mrs. H. H. Seerley held a meeting at her home for the Congregational church.