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| College Eye | 7 | 6 | 8 |
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| Mr. Harold H. Maynard | Has joined the graduate department at this school. |
| Old Gold balloting; two ballots taken without an election | Believes women are inept at voting. |
| Miss Mildred Tabor | Has accepted a position as primary teacher in Montezuma, Iowa. |
| Miss Ethel Kahley | Left school due to an illness to her mother. |
| Paul James | Along with Helen Hinkson spent time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James in Guttenberg. |
| Miss Roxie Weeks | Visited with Mae McKibben and Mary Head. |
| Joe McKibben and Clyde Porter | Visited with Mae McKibben and Mary Head. |
| J. C. Hansen | Visited at his home. |
| Henry Immerzeel | Superintendent of the Galt schools. |
| Miss Vivian Dunlap | Working as drawing supervisor in Lincoln, Nebraska. |
| Mr. A. B. Alderman | County superintendent of Marion, Iowa. |
| Miss Myra Louise Gault | Tutoring at the home of Dr. C. H. Mayo in Minnesota. |
| Miss Charlotte A. Hunter | Working as principal at Prairieburg, Iowa. |
| Mr. J. W. Ellingson | Resides in McHenry, North Dakota. |
| We have as a student | Vera Hanks is a distant relative of Abraham Lincoln. |
| Wallace Knobbs | Working as superintendent of schools at Troy, Iowa. |
| Brownlie Graham and family | Visited their daughters, Jeanetta, Sarah, and Agnes. |
| Miss Roxie Weeks | Spent time with Miss Mary Head and attended a meeting of the Ossolis. |
| Miss Mabel Berry | Accepted a position in Audubon, Iowa. |
| Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Gray of Nan King, China | Attended the synod and were guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Colegrove. |