Issue Contents

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1	"Dad" Elliott is coming; noted athlete and Y. M. C. A. worker will give a series of addresses at the college Dec. 17-20	International Y. M. C. A. secretary will give speech; photo.
2	Dual debate occurs Monday night; second annual clash between Teachers College and Highland Park; teams are well prepared	Students will debate the present jury system in American courts.
3	Midwinter play is chosen; dramatization of Jenhs and Moore's comedy, "Stop Thief," will be presented by the students of the elocution department	Bertha Martin will direct upcoming dramatic production.
4	Prof. Barnes knew Dad Elliott at Northwestern; speaks of his influence among the students and how he earned the name "Dad"	A. J. Elliott earned the nickname "Dad" because of his bald head and stooped posture.
5	Prof. Gist visits in South	Professor W. W. Gist traveled to Franklin, Tennessee, to experience the fiftieth anniversary memorial ceremony of Civil War battle.
6	Untitled	Quote from "Dad" Elliott concerning where professionals should locate themselves.
7	What some of the students say of "Dad" Elliott	Students who have heard A. J. Elliott speak offer their comments on him.
8	Women's athletic emblems appear; are granted by the athletic department for excellence in work; equivalent of six ones is required	Physical training students have opportunity to earn the new letters.

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9	Indoor athletic contest; will be conducted on Saturday afternoons of the winter term; purpose is to test all around ability	Track and field events will be held in the Gymnasium.
10	Night school is popular; attendance is rapidly increasing	Cedar Falls Women's Club has expanded the number of night courses offered.

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11	Gymnastic team begins work; four members of previous team report for work; ten new men are trying out; the final contest occurs in March	Team will perform during halftime of the basketball games in order to practice for their final competition.
12	Minnesingers do good work; have an excellent array of talent; tenor section is strong	After last year's lull in available tenors, the Minnesingers are slowly regaining their strength; performed at the Boy's convention recently held on campus.
13	Miss Kiddoo resigns Y. W. C. A. presidency; will become pastor's college assistant for the local Presbyterian church	Ida Gaarder will take Faith Kiddoo's place as president of the Y. W. C. A.
14	Miss Martin	Laura Falkler Bertha Martin held party; W. W. Gist returns from travels.
15	Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	Notes important education-related events, from both on and off campus.

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16	Editorial	Claims that support for debate team should be as strong as that for athletic teams.

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17	Alpha program December 18	Program of performers and their work.
18	Boys Conference is great success; over seven hundred attend meetings	Largest enrollment was achieved at the Boys Conference held on campus.
19	Delphian Society; winter program, December 4	Program of performers and their work.
20	Elliott was one of the greatest football men	Summary of A. J. Elliott's football career.
21	George Webber	State Y. M. C. A. secretary, George Webber, will be on campus for A. J. Elliott's address; photo.
22	Y. W. C. A. notes	Brief review of recent events and upcoming speakers.

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23	A number of I. S. T. C. students	Took part in play, 'The Black Hawk County Fair'.
24	Ada Harvey	Is teaching in Coin, Iowa.
25	Alice B. James	Is in Little Rock.
26	Carl Fry	Visited the Hill.
27	Clara L. Hancock	Is teaching in Charles City.
28	Eleanor Giedeman	Will be teaching in Spencer.
29	Emma Green	Is doing well in Washington, Iowa.
30	Faye Thomas	Is assistant principal in Rock Falls.
31	Helen Wilson and Lucile M. Jensen	Are attending school in Ames.
32	Hilda Bakken	Attended Teachers Association meeting.
33	Irene Coulson	Is teaching in Humboldt.
34	Karl J. Knoepfler	Is on editorial staff of the Iowa Law Bulletin.
35	Kate L. Hull	Is teaching in Mt. Pleasant and taking classes at Wesleyan College.
36	Len Toomey	Is working at Sigourney.
37	Lola Gregg	Will be teaching in Guttenberg.
38	Mae Bates	Was a judge at declamatory contest in Dumont.
39	Mary M. Marschall	Is teaching in Mt. Ayr.
40	Master Irving Hart	Is now four years old.
41	Mildred Meredith	Is teaching in Oskaloosa.
42	Prof. Ira S. Condit	Went to Fairbank.
43	Reuben M. Estes	Died after an operation.
44	Ruth Henderson	Will be working in West Side, Iowa.
45	Supt. A. W. Moore	Is working in West Union.
46	Supt. G. C. Hamersly	Visited Cedar Falls.
47	Supt. H. T. Potts	Is working in Manchester.
48	Supt. John E. Partington	Is working in Swea City.
49	Supt. S. Gates	Reports high enrollment at Lehigh.
50	Supt. Walter I. Griffith	Reports good enrollment in Waverly.
51	The full equipment of tools	New equipment for manual training in Correctionville.
52	The local papers at Colfax	S. A. Potts is superintendent at Colfax.
53	The Tuesday Club	Met with Professor and Mrs. D. S. Wright.
54	Thomas B. Homan	Is superintendent at Griswold.

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55	Clarke and Roger Wilson	Enjoyed a hunting trip with friends.
56	Harold and Davis Palmer	Visited their sister Gladys.
57	Miss Elizabeth Hughes and Prof. Davis	Conducted tests in Waterloo.
58	Miss Florence E. Ward, Prof. C. P. Colegrove, and Prof. Eells	Conducted institute work in Sac City and Storm Lake.
59	Miss Hatcher	Is working in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
60	Prof. G. W. Walters	Went to Tipton.
61	Several members of the faculty	Saw a motion picture show.
62	Sophomores segregate; college Gymnasium is scene of Hard Time party	Social gathering was held.
63	The sophomores	Held a party.
64	Walter M. Parsons	Attended conference.

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65	Aristos win first game; defeat Orios in first intersociety clash by a score of 13 to 12	Orios will play Philos.
66	Guy V. Aldrich	Guy V. Aldrich will be on campus to hear A. J. "Dad" Elliott's address.