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Title Article Summary
Professor W. B. Fagan Went to Richmond, Indiana.
Miss Minnie Starr Vacationed at her home in Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Blanchard Visited Yellowstone Park with her sister.
Gladys Lynch Teaching English in Iowa Falls.
Miss Lula Sweigard Taught at the North Dakota State Teachers College during the summer; visited family in Colorado; returned to campus.
Viggo ("Justy") Justesen Visited Pine City, Minnesota, during vacation.
Donald Baum and Max Noah Returned to school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burney Schmidt Visiting her mother in Des Moines.
Miss Anna Gertrude Childs Vacationed in Estes Park.
Miss Hogrefe Visited friends and family in Montana on vacation.
Miss Lucile Reding Took a boat trip on the Great Lakes to Buffalo, New York, with Hazel Strayer.
Word has been received Doris Clough accepted position at an antique furniture and gift shop in Des Moines.
Miss Mary F. Hearst and Ida Rolfe Spent the summer visiting New England and other states in the area.
Ethel Short Teaching physical training in Odebolt.
Miss Anne Stewart Duncan Drove to Wisconsin with Alta Freeman.
Miss Mildred Gardner Teaching physical education in Rochester, Minnesota.
Bruce Wallace Attending Des Moines College.
Miss Mary Hunter Spent vacation in Pennsylvania with family.
Joseph Van der Veer Enrolled at the University of Iowa.
Theron Walker Returned to Harvard University.
Miss Grace Aitchison Returned from visiting friends in Omaha.
Notice! College Eye staff seeks news.
Leaves of absence Roster of faculty who will be pursuing graduate study.
Moon and Mavrelis "Fording it" east George Mavrelis and Glenn Moon will study at Harvard University.
Total enrollment passes 5,000 mark Summer term 1924 enrollment reached 5009, including branch summer schools.