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| College Eye | 3 | 24 | 406 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Jay Wild | Home for spring vacation. |
| Miss Bessie Graves | Called to her home due to the illness of her mother. |
| Miss Rae Stephenson | Working as supervising critic of the primary department at Highland Park College. |
| Miss Ruth Wright | Spending time at her home on College Hill. |
| Among the alumni visitors of this week | List of alumni and where they are currently teaching. |
| Albert W. Graham | Will accept a position in Missouri Valley. |
| Mr. Brian Condit | Enjoying his work in Spring Valley, Minnesota. |
| Tom Wise | Home from Ames for his spring vacation. |
| Miss Millicent Warriner | Spent time visiting friends in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Margaret Johnson | Visiting friends at the College. |
| Miss Ethel Lyon | Will work with the Chautauqua; in charge of reading and the playground. |
| Miss Lenore Shanewise | Entertained a number of college women at her home in Waterloo. |
| One of the most successful high school declamatory contests | Contest took place, judged by Bertha Martin. |
| Chris Hansen | Spending time at his home on College Hill. |
| Professor S. A. Lynch, C. H. Bailey and Miss Eva Luse | Will speak at the annual meeting of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. |
| Word was received in this city | Word was received of the death of Stella Hopper's mother. |
| Misses Riggs, Rice and Gregg | Entertained Jennie Hutchison at Sara Riggs' home. |
| Prof. Seerley | Elected vice-president of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at Chicago. |
| Prof. Colegrove | Gave an address at Fremont, Nebraska. |
| Prof. R. V. Coffey | Taken to the College hospital after suffering from an attack of appendicitis. |
| Walter Koester | Spent time visiting his brother at the College. |