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| College Eye | 3 | 13 | 230 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Bert Callison | Working as a real estate dealer in Spokane, Washington. |
| Miss Hazel Conlon | Returned to her home due to illness. |
| Miss Eva Cresswell | Enjoying her job as teacher of science at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. |
| Miss Catherine Crawford | Spent her vacation in Europe. |
| Miss Bid Roach | Spent time in Cedar Falls. |
| At a pretty home wedding in Manson | Ila Long and Roger Fitz were married. |
| After several successful years | Nellie Tompkins accepts a position at Roundup, Montana. |
| Frank E. Howard | Spending another year as head of the training department of the state normal school in Albion, Idaho. |
| The principals in a pretty home wedding | Charles A. Dane and Mary Mumper were married. |
| Marathon is fortunate in numbering among her faculty the following graduates. | Roster of Teacher College graduates who now work in Marathon. |
| Bridgie Cunningham | Died of tuberculosis at her home in Cedar Falls. |
| Mr. G. L. Martin | Working as the head of the diary department at the North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo. |
| Jean Palmer | Principal of the Webb schools; Gladys Palmer teaches fourth and fifth grades. |
| Harriet Cunningham | Working as secretary for the Y. W. C. A. in Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
| Mr. Howard Huston | Returned to his school work. |
| Master Theron Walker | Expected to spend time at home for the holidays. |
| Miss Florence Ward | Will travel to Chicago to meet with Madame Montessori. |