Issue Contents
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1 | Editorial | Enrollment for winter term is about 1500; Training School Building ready for use; ISTC will assist rural schools. |
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2 | Gospel team does successful work | College outreach team went to La Porte City over winter vacation. |
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3 | Choral Society gives Messiah | Review of the performance; auditorium packed. |
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4 | Great Northern Railway representative gives interesting lecture | Lecture by L. D. Kitchell on Glacier National Park was enhanced by slides. |
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5 | New Training School Building opened | Opened January 6, 1914; cost $150,000 to build; will serve as model building; dedication will come in February. |
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6 | Rev. Holland gives interesting lecture | The Reverend J. W. Holland spoke to the Social Science Club on the Panama Canal. |
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7 | The student volunteer convention | Over five thousand students and professors attended meeting in Kansas City. |
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8 | Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) |
News about the faculty and curriculum; Professors Hart and Eells to assist in rural education work; Training School Building ready for students. |
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9 | Athletics | Ended football season with deficit of $40; basketball season schedule announced; gymnastics meet to be held. |
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10 | Christian Associations | Meeting times announced; regular meetings held; will study mission work. |
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11 | Lecture Course | Biography of Carl Flesch, violinist. |
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12 | Societies | Christmas party held; debate held. |
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13 | A Christmas wedding | Elsie Fabrick married Eugene Smith of Fargo, North Dakota. |
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14 | B. L. Troup and family of George, Iowa | Visited friends in Cedar Falls. |
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15 | C. C. Seerley and family | Visited President Seerley. |
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16 | John Barnes | Spent time with his parents in Cedar Falls. |
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17 | Miss Anna Shanewise | Visited with college friends on her way home to Waterloo. |
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18 | Miss Cora Dilly | Visited with college friends. |
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19 | Miss Donna Belle Bozarth | Married George Board of Hudson. |
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20 | Miss Edna Battin | Teaching at a rural school near Jordan, Montana. |
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21 | Miss Fern Lalan | Resumed her work in the schools of Rhodes, Iowa. |
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22 | Miss Julia Hurd | Accepted a position as critic teacher in home economics in the training department. |
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23 | Miss Mary Dick | Held a New Year party for her friends. |
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24 | Miss Olive Kearns | Accepted the position of primary teacher at Eldora, Iowa. |
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25 | Miss Ruth Shoemaker | Enjoyed the holiday season at her home in Cedar Falls. |
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26 | Miss Vera Wood | Enjoyed the holidays with her parents. |
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27 | Mr. Cory and Miss Lambert | Report on the work of some alumni. |
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28 | Mr. Herbert Bley | Spent Christmas with his parents on College Hill. |
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29 | Mr. John Partington | Entertained a company of young men with a Christmas breakfast. |
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30 | Prof. and Mrs. D. S. Wright | Entertained their son and his wife over the holidays. |
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31 | Prof. W. Abram | Visited at the home of S. R. Dryden. |
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32 | U. Earl Wild | Spent his vacation at home in Cedar Falls. |
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33 | Lee Shillinglaw | Suffering from an attack of typhoid fever. |
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34 | Lloyd Barnes | Recently won a cross country race in Springfield, Massachusetts. |
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35 | M. W. Sheffield | Recently elected to the position of physical training director of the Crawfordsville, Indiana, Y. M. C. A. |
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36 | Miss Genevieve Burling | Granted a three months' leave of absence to spend the winter with her parents in California. |
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37 | Miss Laura Shoemaker | Spent time over the holidays at her home in Cedar Falls. |
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38 | Miss Ruth Wright | Entertained a group of friends at her home; will return to teaching in South Dakota soon. |
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39 | Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Seerley | Called to Cedar Rapids to attend the funeral of their daughter's father-in-law. |
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40 | Mr. Hawley Whitacre | Entertained a group of thirty young people at his home. |
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41 | Prof. and Mrs. J. Ross Frampton | Spent the holidays in Pittsfield, Illinois. |
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42 | Prof. S. A. Lynch | Went to Nashua to act as judge of a declamatory contest. |
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43 | Roy Crouse | Visited at the college just before term ended. |
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44 | The many friends of Prof. G. H. Mount | Many saddened over the death of his sister. |