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| Mr. Vohan G. Varbedian | The Teachers College welcomes a new international student from Turkey. |
| Two very effective speeches | Victoria Merchieva and Mihran Mardigan spoke at the Congregational convention held at Shell Rock. |
| Olive Cunningham | Sprained her ankle and was in the hospital for several days. |
| Miss Ethel Howard | Spent time with her sister in Independence. |
| Assistant Professor Eva L. Gregg | Spent her summer vacation enrolled at Harvard University. |
| Helen Clagg | Visited with old friends in Cedar Falls. |
| We are glad to see | Rose Pipal is in school again after being on the sick list. |
| Miss Alice Swanson | Spent time in Osage, Iowa. |
| President Walter P. Morgan | President of the state normal school at Macomb, Illinois, visited the college. |
| Miss Ella Norris of Marshalltown and Miss Mary Kegley of Des Moines | Spent time visiting their homes. |
| Miss Olive Stoke of New Hampton | Spent time at home. |
| Miss Broeksmit and the girls of Bartlett hall | Entertained faculty and friends with a party. |
| Freda Franz | Called to her home by the illness of her father. |
| Sunday, September 26 | A group of women attended the United Presbyterian Church in Waterloo to hear Miss Hill. |
| Miss Sybil Ozias | Spent time at her home in Littleton, Iowa. |
| Mr. Harry Christensen of Independence, Iowa | Entered school in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Mildred Fisher of Nashua | Was the guest of her sister Lillian. |
| Miss Tillie Hauvenaaghel | Was confined to her room on account of illness. |
| Mr. Coffey | Teaching in the Central high school in St. Louis, Missouri. |
| The Clios | Held a social hour in their hall after society. |
| Miss Hoskins | Will work as the new instructor for the commercial department. |
| Ruth Egbert Imlay | Assisted Professor Paul C. McNeely from the University of Montana in a joint piano recital. |
| The Chresto society | Entertained about twenty-five guests at the home of Misses Burneile and Janet Towers. |
| Tom McDonald | Studying law at Iowa. |
| Miss Dorothy Condit and Miss Ruth Dubbert | Giving music lessons at Shell Rock. |
| Mr. Roland Merner | Left for Ann Arbor, Michigan, to enroll in the liberal arts college. |
| Miss McCague | New Y. W. C. A. Secretary came to the college from Chicago. |
| Mrs. B. W. Merrill and daughter Winifred | Returned from Rochester, Minnesota. |
| "Willey" | Posed football photo of Franklin Willey. |
| Miss Helena Jongewaard | Spent time with friends at Iowa City. |