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| College Eye | 14 | 22 | 7 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
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| Accompanying Miss Royden | Margaret Speer is accompanying her. |
| Miss Betty McBride | Visited campus to enlist women in Y. W. C. A. work. |
| Helen Stover | Missed class due to being ill. |
| Helen McCreery | Visited friends and relatives in Cedar Falls. |
| Helen Knapp | Judged a contest in Gladbrook with Charlotte Bockenthien and Grace Gaarder. |
| Miss Gladys Channock | Had to leave school due to ill health. |
| Miss Jensen | Called home due to her mother's illness. |
| H. Earl Rath | Granted leave of absence to complete his master's degree. |
| E. C. Denny | Will join the ISTC faculty in the summer of 1923; brief profile. |
| Bertha L. Patt | Granted leave of absence for Spring Term; Kathryn Parker will fill in. |
| A Day in India | Student volunteers performed as a part of the mission class play. |
| Miss Brady | Able to have class again after battling pneumonia for two weeks. |
| The sixth grade teachers of the Training School | Surprise party held for May Smith. |
| For the first time in 25 years | Eva Gregg was unable to hold classes due to the flu; Mrs. Donald Ross filled in for her. |
| Loretta Graf | Visited her home in Independence. |
| Earl Wolfe | Unable to attend class due to being ill. |
| Training School News | |
| Bartlett Hall | Getting ready for colonial party. |