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| Normal Eyte | 5 | 1 | 6 |
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| Among the old students | Quite a number of students have been away but are now returning for a fourth year. |
| This past summer has been one of affliction | Alice Rhine has experienced several deaths in her family. |
| Miss Leona Call | Visited sister Myra Call. |
| B. M. Cobb, Nellie Hartsell, Joseph Anderson, and Grace McNeil | Back in school after being away for some time. |
| Mr. Ole Oleson | Visits on way to University of Iowa. |
| Miss Kate Abraham | Visited friend and brought Carrie Cromer to school. |
| The enrollment | Enrollment is 823; 695 in normal course, sixty-eight in preparatory course, and sixty in special primary course. |
| The new students of this year | Students may write essay to determine eligibility for literary society work. |
| We are divided | Chapel exercises split; some students will attend chapel in Miss Wallbank's room. |
| Our old students | Miss Ridley expects to take a course at Harvard. |
| Vacation also witnessed the marriage | Kitty Sawyer married Charles Mornin. |
| The Shakespearean Circle | Sarah McDonald elected president; Grace McNeil elected vice president. |
| Shakespearean Hall | Now Mr. Fullerton's classroom. |
| Mr. Charles Kuehne | Married Miss Parmer. |
| Mr. Geo. Walker | Back in school. |
| Society orations | Orations must be given in large or supplementary chapel. |
| Among those who expected to return | P. M. and Carl Shaffer did not return to school. |
| The Aristos | Elected W. H. Lyon as president; Carl Rummel did not return to school. |
| Prof. Wright | Preached in local church on origin of man. |