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College Eye	24	37	1

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Member of first graduation class writes his alma mater desires information about other members of class	Louis W. Pierce inquires about his classmates.
Church services to be omitted Sunday	Because so few students will remain on campus over the Fourth of July weekend.
Band gives first summer concerts
Bradner Gilson is confined to hospital	Seriousness not yet known.
Buildings are being painted and repaired	Some rooms being remodeled and painted; exterior painting under way.
Bishop Ralph Magee, alumnus, is named Hamline President
One hundred-seventy students complete county exams here
Grundy Center to celebrate Herbert Quick Day July 4	Schoolhouse will be dedicated.
Story of a story traces progress of news from a reporter to pressman	How a story develops before it appears in the College Eye.
English students rise with 'Old Sol'	Professor Lambert's class meets early so that it will not conflict with the uniform county examinations.
Advertisers offer free show tickets to lucky students	Free tickets to the Regent Theater.
Hart is named commissioner; seven Iowans delegated to serve in emergency education group	Will serve as consultants.
Interest in newspaper work seems to 'run In Cram family'; father was editor, son is reporter on same publication	Fred and Edwin Cram both have served on the student newspaper; Fred Cram looks back on the Normal Eyte.
What's her name? Did she send her picture? Secrets!	New owner of old book writes back to ISTC.
Haight invents graph device, 'Mecograph' charts may be photographed; used for display	R. C. Haight has invented a device that will make graphic representations of statistical data.
Three women earn 'A' grades for last term; fifty-nine names included on co-ed honor roll	List of those on women's Honor Roll.
Plaster work in Commons is completed; general contract is to be completed by July 26	Other interior work remains to be done; should be complete for fall term.
Pre-school child has full day of directed activity	Daily schedule at the pre-school.
Fullerton leaves to conduct rural Muscatine choir	Will direct six hundred children.
English drama; American play to be staged; Theta Alpha Phi to present 'Children Of Moon' last week in July	Preview of "Children of the Moon".