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1	Miss Ruth Adsit	Will study at Columbia University; Amy Arey will substitute for her.
2	Miss Stella Randolph Satterthwait	Resigned effective in June.
3	Miss Clara A. Tilton	Will be assistant physical director beginning September 1903.
4	The room teachers in the grammar grade training school	Will be Alta Mathews, Alison Aitchison, Emily Gardner, and Esta Ross.
5	Physical training has been made a required study	Students must take two terms of work.
6	By the authority of the Board of Trustees	Students must take spelling, rhetoricals, and society work.
7	The next catalog and circular will authorize the following studies	Analytical geometry, advanced physiography, plant histology, teachers German, mineralogy, social economic problems, and American History.
8	Dr. F. C. Eastman	Lectures widely.

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9	The Board of Trustees	Authorized courses in library science and physical direction.
10	The building committee	Will meet to arrange excavation and foundation for Gymnasium; will also build smokestack and power plant.
11	Read--Banks--Amsbary	Will perform in lecture course.

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12	Training	Iowa geography--suggestions on teaching.

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13	Society	Shakes give Marine program; Aristos give athletics program; Ossolis give advertising program; Alphas present ideal program; Shakes give Lent program.

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14	Osmond Johnson	Pastor in Minnesota.
15	The people of Oto	Minnie Arent doing well there.
16	Harry A. Hull	Visiting Cedar Falls.
17	The teacher of Latin in the Independence high school	Emma Funk is there.
18	Dora D. Clark	Teaching in Perry.
19	Sara M. Whitfield	Will visit campus.
20	Edward Ball	Will receive Ph. D. from Yale University.
21	Lucy Wood	Physical in Chicago.
22	The grammar department	Frances De Graff doing well in Rolfe.
23	Margaret Craven	Teaching in Bagley.
24	Mary H. Thompson	Teaching in Des Moines.
25	Charles Dane	Farming near Washburn.
26	Louise Jones	Teaching in Shell Rock.
27	Eva A. Wier	At home.
28	The assistant principal of the Hull schools	Gertrude Caward is there.
29	Ida Gillaspie	Principal at Stuart.
30	Bird Bundy	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
31	Edith E. Curtis	At home in Monticello.

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32	Bertha Wise	Graduated from school for deaconesses.
33	Grace Israel	Father died.
34	The pupils of the Hillman schools	Students planning to attend fair in St. Louis.
35	At noon on the 31st of March	Mabel House married C. H. Gilbert.
36	Spring vacations	Many former Normalites visited campus.
37	Thomas E. Hawk	Working for International Harvester.
38	Hannah (Buchanan) Wormer	Has two daughters.
39	Edna Black	Teaching in Shellsburg.
40	I. C. Welty	Nominated as superintendent in Story County.
41	Carrie A. Barnes	Teaching in Portland, Oregon.
42	L. B. Swaggart	Principal in Osage.
43	Clara (Wakefield) Cole	Mother died.
44	The school board of Ionia	Like the work of J. P. Daughton.
45	Belle Hayes	Teaching in La Porte City.
46	John E. Cameron	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
47	Mary (Down) Hanson	Living in Kiron.

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48	Married, March 25, 1908	Ina Alderman married C. E. Ferguson.
49	Miss Viola Sawyer	Married Edwin McNeff.
50	Mabel Paton and Lottie Lindberg	Will teach near Cherokee.
51	Fay Strawn	Teaching in South Dakota.
52	After a successful experience	Raymond Whitman is back in school.
53	Mabel Ufford	Teaching near Bristow.
54	Ethel Wray	Teaching in Aredale.
55	Blanche Howe	Will teach at Dows.
56	R. L. Barnett	Farming near Council Bluffs.
57	Orlo Miller	Farming near Waterloo.
58	Gladys and Alice Watts	Will teach near Mason City.
59	C. G. Stewart	Will go to Canada.
60	Jennie Coffman	Teaching at South English.
61	The self government plan for the high school of Ida Grove	E. T. Sheppard now works for correspondence school.

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62	Miss Call and Miss Baker	Entertained friends.
63	Chapel Exercises	Led by the Reverend Conner.
64	Helen Wilson	Will teach in Hawarden.
65	Violet Hammond	Entertained class.
66	Miss Hutchison	Entertained friends.
67	The Reading Circle	Robert Fullerton and Mary Simmons led discussion.
68	W. B. Dugane	Had the measles.
69	Harry Lancaster	Visiting.
70	Another victim of the measles	A. D. King is recovering.
71	Harold Algyer	Visited Delpha Peck.
72	J. A. Huglin	Visited Lenore Porter.
73	Jessie Dick	Back in school.
74	Nell Hoxie	Visited campus.
75	Miss Dora Holman	Enrolled in school.
76	Ida Montgomery	Left school due to poor health.
77	Nina Walker	Visiting friends.
78	Dessa Anderson	Visiting sister Gladys.
79	Letty Keerl	Left school to teach.
80	Elma Overmire	Left school.
81	Regina Vallem	Went home.
82	Ruth Gist	Visiting home.
83	Will Francis	Brother visited.
84	Jessie Joyce	Will leave school to teach.

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85	Wednesday morning	President Kirk of the Missouri State Normal School in Kirksville spoke to students.
86	Chas. L. Johnson	Will speak to the men.
87	Miss Clara Tilton	Will be assistant physical director; Amy Arey will join faculty.
88	Prof. D. S. Wright	Attending North Central Association meeting in Chicago; ISNS is a member.
89	Miss Baker	Explains library loan rules.
90	At the meeting of the Normal Board of Trustees	Proudfoot and Bird presented plans for the Gymnasium; accepted with some changes.
91	Pres. Seerley and Prof. Walters	Attended professional meeting.
92	Wednesday evening	Faith Stuntz led prayer meeting.
93	The many friends of Joe Roberts	Teaching in Highland Park.
94	Margaret Peterson	Brother killed in accident.
95	Miss Chantry	Entertained friend.

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96	The Y. W. C. A.	Ella Danskin Shaw sent $100 check to the YWCA.
97	With a great deal of pomp and display	Herschel and Reuel Sylvester left campus.
98	The deepest sympathy	On death of Grace Israel's father.

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99	The Lecture Committee	Arrangements for the Thomas Orchestra concert.
100	Gilbert-House	Mabel House married C. H. Gilbert.

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101	Prof. Harry Lancaster	Visiting Cedar Falls.
102	The Theodore Thomas Orchestra	Performance preview.
103	Cedar Falls record	Now under ownership of the Jarnagins.

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104	Bible study	The Passion week from the final arrival at Jerusalem. A. D. 29 to A. D. 29.