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| Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Cedar Valley district fair in operation | Description of the exhibits and entertainment. |
| Prospect now brightest ever for football | Preview of the upcoming season. |
| Football schedule for T. C. | Schedule for the 1921 season. |
| Seerley chief executive for thirty-five years | Profile of President Seerley; his accomplishments. |
| Spring graduate suffers injury from accident; driver loses control of car and it smashes through railing and drops over thirty feet into a creek | Gretchen Bingaman injured in car accident; hope eventually to take up duties as director of athletics at East Waterloo High School. |
| Seymour becomes Boy Scout leader | Roy F. Seymour is regional executive of organization. |
| Men's mix | YMCA sponsors opportunity for men to get to know one another. |
| City churches welcome you at their services | Each church will have social gathering to enable members to get acquainted with students. |
| A chance for all to go to the fair | School will close for a half day so that students may go to the fair. |
| Summer student was here when college started; she carried a full schedule of work and said that she enjoyed being here | Ella M. Jones Burnett has taught for many years; is attending summer session now. |
| Prof. J. O. Perrine advances | Will go to work at American Telephone and Telegraph in New York. |
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| Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Some summer term | Review of the summer session. |
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| Article | Article Summary |
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| Training School grids have strenuous schedule | Prospects for the TCHS football season. |
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| Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Editorial speaking | Encourages students to make the most out of the new school year; reviews achievements made in science. |
| Commercial Club aids students | Local group attempts to find work for men while they are in college. |
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| Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Scott goes to Philippines | Chris Scott will teach in the Philippines for two years. |
| Sidelights on consolidation | Professor Campbell outlines the consolidated schools movement. |
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| Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| A student in Puerto Rico | Alejandie Rodriguez enrolls in correspondence course. |
Page 7
| Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Iowa idealism and greatness in painting | Description of the panels on the west wall of the Library reading room. |
| Changes in faculty | Roster of resignations and additions. |
| Tennis tournament | Venancio Trinidad won the tournament. |
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| Article | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miller Christiansen | Superintendent at Dinsdale. |
| Henry Immerzeel | Superintendent at Rippey, Iowa. |
| William Berry | Superintendent at Lohrville, Iowa. |
| Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Eernisse | Teaching in Jacksonville, Florida. |
| Oliver K. Strike | Teaching in Stanley. |
| Marjorie Hunting | Teaching at the Y. M. C. A. in Minneapolis. |
| Keith Popejoy | Principal in Mobridge, South Dakota. |
| Frank P. Butler | Teaching in Rippey, Iowa. |
| Harold Stout | Teaching in Emerson. |
| Ralph J. Farris | Teaching in Independence. |
| Gertrude M. Kenneally | Teaching in Independence. |
| Maud Norris | Teaching in Tipton. |
| James A. Mueller | Teaching at Harris. |
| Philo | Will hope to continue momentum of last year. |
| Prof. Ries resigns | Will go to Purdue University. |
| New teachers | Brief information on several of the new faculty. |
| Allison-Lillehei | Olive Allison married Professor Lillehei. |
| Aristos | Will organize soon. |
