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| College Eye | 17 | 34 | 5 |
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| About three hundred | Three hundred women sailed up the river on May Day; enjoyed picnic breakfast. |
| Virginia Wilson | Visited friends in Jesup. |
| Modesta Mann | Spent the weekend at Grinnell College visiting friends. |
| Lyla Day | Spent the weekend in Clarksville. |
| Professor C. A. Fullerton | C. A. Fullerton judged music contest in Emmetsburg. |
| Tomorrow evening | Mildred Raker and Corene Van Der Sall will give recital assisted by Ruby McAtee. |
| The Dramatic Club | Members of the Dramatic Club held a picnic and enjoyed presenting poems, songs, and plays prior to their business meeting. |
| Dorothy Drew | Visited in Cedar Falls. |
| Fern Dickey | Visited sister at Cornell College. |
| May Day was the occasion | Cecilian May Day banquet full of music and clever toasts. |
| All students | Books to be sold can be brought to the Y. W. Book Exchange the last Thursday and Friday of the term. |
| Elma Lighter | Spent the weekend in Conrad. |
| Ruby McAtee | Visits Central City. |
| George Taylor | George Taylor will teach art in Indianola. |
| Dorothy I. Whiteside | Dorothy I. Whiteside, student in the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Dramatic Art, gave a recital in Chicago. |
| The T. C. H. S. Commencement exercises | Date and time announced for commencement services at Teachers College High School. |
| The last meeting | Final meeting of the Biology Club scheduled. |
| The annual Junior-Senior Banquet | Banquet will be held May 21, 1926. |
| Miss Hammond | Dorothy Hammond has returned to her home to complete preparations for her wedding. |
| Professor Abbott | Roy Abbott gives commencement addresses in Bradgate and Orchard. |