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1 | Oratory is one of the branches of study | The importance of oratory in personal development. | |
2 | A tenderfoot abroad | ||
3 | Impelled by the change and progress | The Normal Eyte is here to stay. |
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4 | The lecture | Extensive excerpts from Henry Sabin's annual lecture. |
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5 | Elizabeth Jones | Teaching in Fairfield. | |
6 | W. R. Patterson | Principal at Montour. | |
7 | C. A. Fullerton | His board may build $10,000 brick building. | |
8 | F. A. Nimocks | No longer teaching; visits Normal. | |
9 | The reception | Description of the term reception. | |
10 | George Chandler | Has taken many normal institute training assignments. | |
11 | Miss Minnie Mack | Assistant principal in Alden. |
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12 | Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. | Meeting leaders announced; Sunday School officers and teachers listed. | |
13 | A. B. Abel and J. E. Vance | Students from last year are back at Normal. | |
14 | W. W. Wilson | Spends part of vacation at Normal; likes school in Iowa City. | |
15 | The genial countenance of Y. G. Barnell | Assistant principal in Mason City. | |
16 | The Williams school board | Pamphlet on course of study and regulations is the work of H. E. Button. | |
17 | Miss Blanch Sokol | Will teach in Sibley. | |
18 | Miss Maude Humphrey | Spending vacation in Eagle Center; still teaching in Waterloo. | |
19 | C. M. Thompson | Principal in LeRoy, Minnesota. | |
20 | Misses Segner and Kingsbury | Visited Normal. | |
21 | Geo. H. Olmsted | Taught at Osceola County institute. | |
22 | Miss Kate Overfelt | Now in Gilman. | |
23 | Minnie Speer | Teaching in Traer. | |
24 | Miss Maude Miller | Teaching in Scranton. | |
25 | J. E. Johnson | Located in Benton County. | |
26 | The name of Miss Sophia Keeler | Visited Normal. | |
27 | Miss Mae Bixby | Teaching in Cedar Falls. | |
28 | A. M. Willson | Principal at St. Ansgar. | |
29 | The erection of a new building | Paul Peterson takes opportunity to visit Europe. | |
30 | Miss Agnes Sullivan | Doing excellent work in Dubuque. |
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31 | Miss Susan Graham | Visits Florence Mack. | |
32 | Mr. Orcutt | Visits daughter Elsie. | |
33 | Miss Ella Scurry | Visited by sister Julia. | |
34 | Mr. G. S. Dick | Brings three of his students from Charles City to the Normal. | |
35 | The term opens up | Somewhat lower enrollment in Bible classes; may increase later. | |
36 | F. E. Ball has returned | Will finish third year course this year. | |
37 | Mr. J. H. Gorsuch | Will be principal in Moravia. | |
38 | Miss Bessie Anderson | Visits Miss Northey. | |
39 | Miss Florence Marshall | Visits friend in Spirit Lake. | |
40 | Carl Treimer | Visits home. |
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41 | Pres. H. H. Seerley | Called to Oskaloosa due to illness of Mrs. Seerley's mother. | |
42 | It is with regret | Misses Chase and Dahlin and Mr. Miller resign; Miss Chase will marry; Miss Dahlin will attend drawing school; and Mr. Miller will move on. | |
43 | Mr. H. F. Rall | Will give German lessons in Waterloo and Cedar Falls this summer. | |
44 | Miss Nellie McAlvin | Entertained friends during vacation. | |
45 | The Normal appropriation | Exhibits, including over fifty photographs, ready to be shipped to World's Fair; Professor Page is ill so L. A. Chapman will accompany the material to Chicago. | |
46 | Field work has been taken up | Several changes in officers in student battalion. | |
47 | The list of Commencement actors | Florence Mack, Alpha representative, was omitted. | |
48 | Prof. S. L. Whitcomb | Receives $500 fellowship for study at Columbia University. | |
49 | How many of our senior students | May have tour of Cedar Falls. |
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50 | Spring has made her genial influence felt | Students are skipping rope and engaging in other exercise. | |
51 | Married | D. C. Knupp marries Mae Donels. | |
52 | For the Annual State Encampment | Railroad offers discount on tickets to GAR encampment. | |
53 | Sometime ago | Spelling bee team members chosen. | |
54 | The Athletic Association | Held regular meeting; officers and managers elected. |