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| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| College Eye | 4 | 1 | 8 |
All Pages in this Issue
| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker | Led the meeting of the Cedar Falls chapter of the D. A. R. |
| Miss Gregg | Instructor at the Normal School while fulfilling duties as superintendent of Cherokee County. |
| Miss Hallie Jennings | Back in school. |
| Miss Amy Arey | Visited home. |
| On Wednesday afternoon | Mr. Seymour lectured on Marie Antoinette. |
| Miss Grace Dunkelberg | Spent Saturday in Vinton with Genevieve Edwards. |
| Miss Gladys Young | Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Mary Dick | Returned home for a short vacation. |
| Miss Florence Philpot | Will travel to Des Moines to give a demonstration of the Flower Mission work in Iowa. |
| Mr. Gilbert Gunnerson | Visited friends on College Hill. |
| Miss Mary Buchanan | Music teacher in Bedford, Iowa; visited college friends. |
| Mr. Len Toomey | Enjoyed Thanksgiving with his parents in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Frances Philo | Visited friends in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Olive Young | Spent a few days in Chicago. |
| Misses Emma and Helen Erickson | Attended the graduation of their brother Carl. |
| Mrs. S. W. Ludeking | Visited her sister, Vesta Siekmeyer. |
| Miss Olive Young | Attended conference for home economics teachers in Des Moines. |
| On Wednesday afternoon | Professor and Mrs. B. W. Merrill hosted a musical for friends. |
| Miss Bess Findley | Visited Sara Rice during Commencement. |
| Teachers of the home economics department | Entertained the seniors of the department. |
| Miss Gregg | Sister visited. |
| Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker | Visited her son, Theron, in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin. |
| Every year several members | Faculty members granted leave of absence for postgraduate work; Miss Schuneman, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Getchell and Mr. Welles. |
| Miss Edna Allen | Received master's degree from University of Chicago. |
| Miss Margaret Hanniwalt | Visited Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Ruth Henderson | Called home due to the death of her grandmother. |
| Miss Giberson | Resigned and will teach in St. Cloud, Minnesota. |
| During the summer vacation | Bertha Hart plans to teach in the Chicago School of Music. |
| Prof. C. W. Stone | Will be building a new house. |
| A special chair in history | Miriam Woolson Brooks, of Des Moines, will be here for the summer session. |
| Miss Hallie Jennings | Selected to teach in the geography department. |
| The engagement of Miss Mabel Hinkson | Mabel Hinkson announced engagement to Jacob Van Zwol. |
| Miss Florence Philpot | Visiting friends in New Jersey and plans to spend summer vacation in New York City. |
| The engagement of Miss Florence Baskerville | Florence Baskerville engaged to Henry E. Carrothers. |
| Professor P. A. Bond | Plans to study at the State University of Iowa. |
| Professor Karl Buren Stein | Received Doctor of Music degree from Cornell College. |
| Miss Amy Arey | Is in charge of primary department during summer session; will replace Mattie Hatcher. |
| Miss Grace Dunkelberg | Visited friends on College Hill. |
| From the "Des Moines Register and Leader" | Hazel MacDonald is praised for her work with the Glidden High School orchestra. |
| Mr. Gilbert Gunnerson | Visited Cedar Falls during Commencement. |
| Mr. Len Toomey | Praised for his work with the Sigourney debate team. |
| Miss Mabel Strickler | Plans to replace Louise Anderson in Rock Rapids; Louise Anderson is to marry Malcolm Wilson in September. |
| Miss Sophia Thoene | Returned home for summer vacation. |
| Miss Jennie Marsh | Attended alumni events. |
| Miss Mae L. Toomey | Chosen to teach in Seattle. |
| Two former I. S. T. C. girls | Marion Preece and Ella Williams were honored at the University of Nebraska. |
| Miss Magdalene Rud | Plans to attend I. S. T. C. |
| Miss Mary Buchanan | Visited Mae Wharam. |
| Bert Cleveland | Spending a portion of summer vacation at home. |
| Miss May Foote | Arrived home to visit her parents. |