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1 Say, there is a small matter Encourages students to pay their subscription fees; explanation of frequency of newspaper; will hold first debate of year.
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2 Ben Greet Players delight audience Performed "She Stoops to Conquer".
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3 Senior class conducts chapel Will lead chapel every day for a week.
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4 At a business meeting The B. A. class elected officers for winter term.
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5 Iowa College Press Association meets at Cedar Rapids Editors of College Eye did not attend this year due to financial difficulties.
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6 Untitled Photo of Carl Hauser.
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7 Faculty music recital Performance program.
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8 Social Science Club meeting Pearl McGill gave talk about working in a button factory; also talked about factory workers' strike at the Muscatine plant.
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9 True Blue Club Officers elected.
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10 Untitled Photo of Arthur Fortsch.
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11 Central association of science and mathematics teachers
Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)
Held meeting in Des Moines; Professor Condit presents his account.
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12 Fall term Commencement Program and roster of graduates.
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13 Untitled Photo of George Zimmerman.
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14 Y. M. C. A. entertains football men Had informal oyster supper banquet; officers elected.
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15 Official Notes
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)
News about faculty activities; work on Training School Building going more slowly than expected; may not move to new building until the holidays.
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16 Christian Associations Held meeting with all Protestant church organizations; will hold special meetings to talk about international concerns.
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17 Athletics Drake won football game, 25-0; account of game.
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18 Societies News of literary societies; officers elected and installed.
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19 Miss Amy Moore Accepted a position at Emmetsburg, Iowa.
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20 Miss Edna Thatcher Working at the Y. W. C. A. in Duluth, Minnesota.
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21 Miss Julia Hurd Spent Thanksgiving vacation at the home of her parents in Cedar Falls.
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22 The death of Fred H. Figert Teacher in Iowa will be missed by friends and family.
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23 Friends of Ruth Wright Has returned to Yankton, South Dakota, after an injury to her knee was sufficiently healed.
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24 Helen Katz Enjoyed a pleasant visit to the Teachers College.
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25 Local friends have received word Baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crouse.
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26 Miss Doris Klinefelter Began work in the German department of the Guttenburg High School.
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27 Miss Elsie Williams of Milford, Iowa Appointed a critic teacher in training and started her work.
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28 Miss Florence Brumbaugh Teaching second grade in the Garfield Building in Everett, Washington.
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29 Miss Florence E. Ward Gave two lectures over her break.
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30 Miss Helen Cramer Enjoyed her time spent in Ames.
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31 Miss Leone Short Entertained a party of College Hill young people.
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32 Miss Lulah Bennett Left school to begin her work as a teacher in Lake Mills, Iowa.
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33 Miss Ruth McIlree Visited friends on College Hill.
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34 Mr. Chris Hansen Spent Thanksgiving vacation in Cedar Falls.
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35 Mr. Karl Nolte Enjoyed Thanksgiving at his home in Cedar Falls.
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36 Mr. Len Toomey Enjoyed Thanksgiving with his parents in Cedar Falls.
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37 Mrs. Katherine Oliver McCoy of Canton, Ohio Was a visitor on College Hill.
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38 On account of ill health Christine Thoene was forced to give up her teaching job and move to California to regain her health.
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39 On June 26, 1913 Vada Yates married Charles Reynolds.
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40 Prof. C. H. Bailey Attended a large convention of manual training teachers in Illinois.
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41 Prof. G. W. Samson Gave two educational addresses to the school teachers of Keokuk.
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42 Prof. R. V. Coffey Attended the annual meeting of the Missouri Valley Commercial Teachers Association.
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43 The following alumni were present Roster of alumni who attended the meeting of the North Central Association of Science and Mathematics in Des Moines.
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44 A new educational movement has been started Faculty will organize study centers for the students.
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45 A very interesting meeting was held English Club met at the home of Professor Lynch; lecture was given by Miss Fesenbeck.
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46 Miss Margaret Oliver Entertained a group of football players and fans.
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47 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harmon Celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with friends and family.
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48 Mr. Howard Huston Called home due to the sudden death of his mother.
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49 Prof. C. S. Cory Appointed representative on the State Educational Institutions Committee on Secondary School Relations.
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50 Prof. Geo. H. Mount Attended the meeting of the Iowa Association of Charities and Correction.
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51 Prof. S. A. Lynch Attended the third annual National Council of Teachers of English meeting held in Chicago.
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52 The Y. W. C. A. Held a Thanksgiving party in Mr. Fullerton's room.