Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	Will students cooperate in May Day fete; its educational value	Believes May Day festivities should be carried on and is shocked that the Student Council would consider suspending them.
2	Sunday evening meeting of Christian Associations	Former president of the Iowa Gideons addresses joint Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting.
3	Officer training conference; problems of the American college discussed	Y. M. C. A. holds training conference for officers at Grinnell.
4	Miss Short wins high school declamatory; Elizabeth Mastain captures second honors	Program for event provided.
5	New plan for selecting debaters	Description of new process of selecting debate contestants being considered by the Forensic League.
6	Bartlett Hall gives reception; guests are graciously received and entertained	Formal reception held at Bartlett Hall.
7	Kathryn Westvelt	Kathryn Westvelt called home due to her sister's death.
8	World's peerless harpist with symphony orchestra; critics praise work of orchestra	Henry James Williams of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to perform in the college auditorium.

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9	Summer term appointments	Roster of faculty appointments for the summer of 1917.
10	J. V. R. Hilgert, instructor in Commercial Department	J. V. R. Hilgert appointed to position in Department of Commercial Education.
11	Office clerk	Alice Boomer appointed office clerk for Bartlett Hall.
12	Dr. Huget to leave for Brooklyn	Profile of J. P. Huget and his pastoral appointment in Brooklyn.
13	H. Kern	H. Kern visits campus.
14	Directors of Extension on Summer School	Professors Reed, McGlade, and Hart to organize schools for the summer of 1917.

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15	William Grimshaw Frampton	William Frampton born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ross Frampton.
16	Resignation and leave of absence	Ethel Stephens resigns; Mae Cresswell takes year's leave of absence for study.
17	George C. Krieger, instructor in public school music	George Krieger and Alice Jones hired for summer instruction in Department of Music.
18	Cal McElhinney	Students attend Drake Relays.
19	There will be a class recital	Harriet Case's students to hold piano recital.
20	Outside reading--its values and how to handle it	Outlines the benefits to be gained from reading.

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21	Untitled	Addresses walking off sidewalks, faculty course descriptions in the catalog, and social graces.
22	Editorial	Addresses asking foolish questions in class, adding a patriotic demonstration to May Day festivities, military drills on campus, and obtaining military uniforms for men participating in drills.
23	We agree	Speaks out against the custom practiced by many college newspapers of stealing editorials.
24	"Disturb not her dreams"	Women students request that men on their way to early military drills try not to be so noisy; editors agree.
25	Vocational guidance as an aid to the work in English composition	Outlines how vocational guidance can be of use to English instructors.

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26	English Club	Meeting held at Professor Fagan's home.
27	First year primary party	First year primary students hold party in Gymnasium.
28	Zeta Society	Officers elected for term listed.
29	Iowa Club	Program of events for meeting provided.
30	Irving notes	Officers elected for term.
31	Homerian and Irving mix	Literary societies hold informal reception for Professors Hearst and Gist.

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32	Miss Bernielle Towers	Is teaching in Montezuma; visited family and friends on the Hill.
33	Mr. Bert McDonald	Has been re-elected as superintendent in Clarksville.
34	Miss Edith Hilton	Is teaching in Roe.
35	Ruth Egbert Imlay	Was confined to a hospital in Chicago; now seems to be recovering.
36	Bible study	Led by D. S. Wright.
37	Miss Ruth Hutchison	Has been re-elected in Independence.
38	The Senior Campfire	Senior Campfire Girls hold wiener roast at Dry Run.
39	Y. W. C. A.	Recap of events at meeting; old and new cabinet members head up river to the Sawyer Cottage for retreat.
40	Y. W. C. A. birthday party	All women with birthdays between March and August invited to attend.
41	C. S. A. A.	News notes from the Catholic Student Association.
42	The superintendent of schools at Iowa Falls	Was on campus looking for teachers.
43	Bible study	Attendance at Professor Wright's Bible study groups has increased.

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44	"Rus" Dickinson	Visited the Hill last week.
45	Miss Eva McDonald	Is recovering from an appendicitis operation.
46	Tuesday evening	A campfire group met at Dry Run.
47	Miss Winifred Cherry	Visited Mary Ormsby.
48	Positions	Roster of those who have found jobs.
49	Departure of Dr. and Mrs. Fahs	Couple departed for California.
50	Miss Francis Severance	Spent the weekend at home in Davenport.
51	Word has been received	Tom Brown has enlisted in the Navy.
52	Mrs. Esther Seerley Culley	Is at the home of her parents.
53	Mr. Reed	Was ill last week.
54	Notice	Note change in time and place of first aid class.
55	Mr. Severance	Is visiting his daughter.
56	Mrs. T. Justice	Is ill.
57	Miss Bess Briar	Visited Marjorie Arnold in Manchester.
58	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Welcome a newborn granddaughter.
59	The Misses Marshall Huntoon and Maude Hutchison	Have tonsillitis.
60	Miss Mamie Wright	Visited Ethel Ehlers.
61	Miss Olive Sessions	Visited family in Charles City.
62	Office work increasing	Two assistants had to be hired.
63	Miss Vera Winterowd	Has recovered from an illness.
64	Miss Minnie Dulcher	Was absent from school due to the death of her father.
65	Miss Vera True	Attended a rally at Shell Rock.
66	Highland Park debate question proposed	Question will involve women and suffrage.
67	Miss Eva McDonald	Had an operation for appendicitis.
68	Miss Pearl Childress	Spent the weekend in Des Moines.
69	College calendar	Meetings and events planned.
70	Miss Wanda Arney	Attended a concert in Iowa City.