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1 Editorial Announcements about the "Messiah" performance, the triangular debate, and the College Eye.
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2 Teachers 3 1/2; Highland Park 2 1/2 T. C. won debate; photos.
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3 English department entertained Professor Oliver gave party for Professors Siner and Shanewise.
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4 Orios 3; Philos 3 Held annual dual debate; Philos won, 2-1.
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5 Declamatory contest will be held Jan. 23 Students can choose selections from a drama or dramatic poem; prizes are $25, $15, and $10 for first, second, and third places.
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6 Dr. F. N. Seerley visits Cedar Falls Brother of President Seerley spoke six times.
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7 Miss Kofoed resigns Tribute to her work at ISTC; Bertha Hart will succeed her.
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8 Seniors conduct chapel Class divisions present programs.
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9 The Washington conference Three hundred fifty students attended conference.
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10 Official Notes
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) 		Professors Cory and Lambert conducted study center; advising system revised; faculty decide on class term length; student organizations have made financial reports..
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11 Athletics Basketball season will start with a game on January seventh.
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12 Societies News from the literary societies; Christmas programs held.
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13 After several successful years Nellie Tompkins accepts a position at Roundup, Montana.
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14 At a pretty home wedding in Manson Ila Long and Roger Fitz were married.
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15 Bert Callison Working as a real estate dealer in Spokane, Washington.
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16 Bridgie Cunningham Died of tuberculosis at her home in Cedar Falls.
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17 Frank E. Howard Spending another year as head of the training department of the state normal school in Albion, Idaho.
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18 Harriet Cunningham Working as secretary for the Y. W. C. A. in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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19 Jean Palmer Principal of the Webb schools; Gladys Palmer teaches fourth and fifth grades.
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20 Marathon is fortunate in numbering among her faculty the following graduates. Roster of Teacher College graduates who now work in Marathon.
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21 Master Theron Walker Expected to spend time at home for the holidays.
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22 Miss Bid Roach Spent time in Cedar Falls.
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23 Miss Catherine Crawford Spent her vacation in Europe.
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24 Miss Eva Cresswell Enjoying her job as teacher of science at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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25 Miss Florence Ward Will travel to Chicago to meet with Madame Montessori.
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26 Miss Hazel Conlon Returned to her home due to illness.
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27 Mr. G. L. Martin Working as the head of the diary department at the North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo.
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28 Mr. Howard Huston Returned to his school work.
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29 Mrs. B. W. Merrill Spending time in Minneapolis visiting with relatives and friends.
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30 The principals in a pretty home wedding Charles A. Dane and Mary Mumper were married.
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31 Miss Anna Funk Training students for the upcoming declamatory contest.
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32 Miss Frances B. Patterson, of Chicago Gave a lecture on China in the Auditorium.
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33 Miss Mary Mitze Expected home from Oklahoma for the holiday season.
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34 Miss Mildred Packard Spent time with her friend, Ruth Miller, at Mt. Vernon.
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35 Mr. John Briden Sold the highest number of tickets to the Highland Park-Teachers debate.
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36 Mrs. C. P. Colegrove Entertained members of her Sunday school class.
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37 Mrs. W. W. Gist Returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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38 Prof. G. W. Samson Lectured to a group of teachers at Nevada, Iowa.
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39 Prof. G. W. Walters Talked to a convention of teachers in Mason City.
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40 The following clipping from the Waterloo Reporter Story about a reading given by Lenore Shanewise.
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41 The Y. W. C. A. Gave an acquaintance party in honor of the new women.