Issue Contents | IndexUNI

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1	Class of 1912 to celebrate silver anniversary	Outline of program for Alumni Day; photo.

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2	The Week's events	Over nine hundred extracurricular events occur each quarter.
3	What the photographer found	Photographer records all extracurricular events during one week; photo.

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4	Arrived: one "cut system"	All previous rules about class attendance are suspended; only instructors will keep tabs on students' attendance.
5	No more Hell Week (maybe)	Fraternities outline new rules for initiation.

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6	Pioneers of 1937	28% of men, 55% of women are working to support their education; survey of jobs that they hold.

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7	Lace on their pajamas	Professor Fagan makes pronouncement on English usage.
8	This year's beauties	Roster of 1937 Old Gold Beauties.
9	Bulletins, timetables and grandfather	New catalogues should be more attractive and easy to read; Dean Nelson comments on curricular trends.
10	Piano virtuoso; death	Rudolf Ganz plays on campus; his former student Alta Freeman dies shortly thereafter.
11	Manners and rough diamonds	Controversy follows letter in College Eye about men's manners.

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12	Rose Mintier	Teaching at Biblical College in Boone.
13	Mrs. U. S. Smith	Lives in Fairfield.
14	Ida E. Huglin	Writes grammar textbook.
15	Glorious variety	Winners of Tutor Ticklers competition; proceeds go to Student Loan Fund.
16	Kind Lady	Professor Strayer produces "Kind Lady".
17	Oh Toreador!	Music Department produces "Carmen".
18	Successes	Recent events have included band, orchestra, and glee club concerts.

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19	College profs have fifty-hour work week	Survey of the way in which faculty spend their work week.
20	Alison E. Aitchison	Writes article on Russian agriculture; attends meetings.
21	Annabelle Pollock	Gives radio talk on child study.

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22	Dr. Marguirette Struble	Writes article on French education.
23	F. E. Fuller	Speaks on rural education.
24	Dr. R. R. Fahrney	Publishes article on history teaching.
25	Dr. Eva May Luse	Publishes article and gives talks.
26	Dr. R. O. Skar	Publishes articles on business education.
27	Dr. H. A. Riebe	Gives talks on history teaching.
28	John R. Slacks	Writes book on rural teaching.
29	Dr. J. W. Charles	Publishes book and chapters in several other books.
30	Alpha Mayfield	Gives talks on music.
31	Lou A. Shepherd	On reading circle board.
32	Frank W. Hill	Writes article on violins.
33	Dr. Marguerite Uttley	Publishes article and gives talk.
34	Dr. Roy L. Abbott	Writes book on Iowa mammals; writes series of articles.
35	Dora Kearney	Attends mathematics convention.
36	Dr. C. W. Lantz	Gives several talks in local communities.
37	Rose Lena Ruegnitz	Gives piano recital.
38	Dr. F. W. Lambertson	Writes book on after-dinner speaking.

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39	Dr. J. B. Paul	Writes research reports.
40	Dr. Irving Wolfe	Appointed to committee on music education.
41	Kossuth County alumni organize unit	Group organizes in Algona.
42	Fred D. Cram	Attends series of meetings.
43	Dorothy Humiston	Writes articles on physical education.
44	George H. Holmes	Writes book on journalism; gives talks.
45	Grace Van Ness	Conducts folk dancing program.
46	Dr. Harold A. Bosley	Gives several addresses.

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47	Death of Miss Alta Freeman shocks host of friends	Obituary of Professor Freeman, who died February 22, 1937, after a brief illness; photo.
48	Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bixler	Living in Canton, Ohio.
49	Mrs. Raleigh E. Baldwin	Living in Marysville, Missouri.

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50	Mrs. Charles Grayson	Living in Davenport.
51	Teachers discuss personality, arithmetic, music, and art	Report on series of conferences on campus.

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52	Boom! Boom! Band born in South Hall basement	Alumnus J. L. McLaughlin humorously recalls early history of college band, which he claims was started out of a desire to avoid military drill.
53	Margaret Schrubbe	Teaching in Edison, Michigan; photo.

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54	Basketeers show improved brand of court work	1936-1937 season wrap-up.
55	Grapplers win five meets	Wrestling season wrap-up.

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56	Loss of nine lettermen worries track coach	Season preview.
57	Alumnus Carr and team score Class B teams into A bracket	Coaching experiences of alumnus Maurice Carr; photo.

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58	April skies brighten for baseball; outlook fair	1937 season preview.

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59	1936 varsity football squad	Team photo; photo.

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60	Freshmen take four of five tilts	1936-1937 freshman basketball and wrestling season wrap-up.
61	A. D. King	Publishes article on Alaska.
62	Every grid post wide open in spring football practice	1937 spring practice analysis.
63	Tennis squad to miss Reeves-McNabb combination	1937 tennis season preview.

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64	Superintendent and Mrs. A. H. Ferris	The former Gertrude Magoon and her family took a trip to Texas over the summer.
65	Anton Fischer	Connected with the Minneapolis office of the N. Y. A.
66	Mrs. V. M. Harsha	The former Mercy S. Banton and her husband live in Oxford, Iowa.
67	Ralph W. Scott	Sales engineer in Detroit, Michigan, for the Julian d' Este Company; married to Coral Sykes, who visited the campus.
68	Mrs. Hazel W. Byrnes	Took part in the program for the mid-winter meeting of the American Library Association in Chicago, Illinois.
69	Mrs. C. F. Cox	The former Beatrice Shearer visited the campus and moved to Fort Des Moines, Iowa, with her family.
70	Louise B. Moyer	Works at the Plainfield Trust Company in Plainfield, New Jersey; selected as one of the two outstanding women in the community by the Business and Professional Women's Club.
71	The farm of C. H. Gilbert	New observation stations for supplement airway data; Mr. Gilbert is an official weather observer in Iowa Falls, Iowa.

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72	Mrs. Joe DuMond	The former Irene M. Rhode appears on the Lin-x program every Sunday; she lives in Chicago, Illinois.
73	Frederic W. Kaltenbach	Working on his Ph. D. at the University of Berlin in Germany.
74	Mary D. Reed	Director of primary education at Indiana State Teachers College.
75	Laura Friedlein	Teaches home economics in St. Louis, Missouri.
76	Mrs. John A. MacFarlane	The former Carrine Thelma Daley teaches in Wyoming; her sister, Marie Daley, teaches first grade in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
77	Mrs. Ralph W. Walker	The former Lorena Lumry teaches at the School of Individual Instruction in Omaha, Nebraska.
78	Mrs. J. T. Wells	The former Laura J. Philbrick is district home supervisor of the Resettlement Administration in Syracuse, New York.
79	David Irvine	Coach in Green Mountain, Iowa; photo.
80	Hazel U. Richardson	Teaches in the grades at the Platoon School in St. Paul, Minnesota.
81	Eunice Acheson	Teaches psychology at the junior college in Bradford, Massachusetts.
82	Bird Del Bundy	Director and producer of legitimate drama and supervisor of a Little Theater; had Nellie Rownd as a visitor.
83	Ira F. Heald	Member of the Department of Education at Penn College in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
84	Mrs. J. A. Hoskins	The former Elsie Whitford and her husband live in San Diego, California.
85	S. T. Neveln	Superintendent of the schools in Austin, Minnesota.
86	Marion E. Niemeyer	Executive secretary of the Y. W. C. A. in Memphis, Tennessee.

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87	Mrs. Edna M. Goodenough	Principal, normal training, and music instructor in Tyron, Nebraska.
88	Mrs. Charles Juergens	The former Genevieve M. King and her family live in Omaha, Nebraska.
89	Hazel I. Baker	Instructor at the Washington Junior High School in Ottumwa, Iowa.
90	Mrs. Kenneth J. Hankins	The former Regina Sarchette and her husband live in New Market, Iowa.
91	Mrs. Lucille Klaus Lowe	Teaches in the Philippine Islands.
92	Louis A. Orr	Commercial instructor in Ingleside, Illinois.
93	Elva L. Larsen	Teaches first grade in Yuma, Arizona.
94	Mrs. W. R. Richardson	The former Grace Williams teaches at the Philippine Normal School in the Philippines.
95	Margaret E. Santee	Secretary to the president of Stout Institute in Menominee, Wisconsin.
96	Edith Berry	Clothing specialist at Ohio State University in Columbus.
97	Velma I. Duncan	Teaches in the grades in Ottumwa, Iowa.
98	J. J. Vander Brink	Enrolled at the University of Nebraska.
99	Gladys Rowland	Teaches in Fort Madison, Iowa.
100	Mrs. H. D. Tyner	The former Bernice Huesselmann is doing medical work and enrolled at the University of Wisconsin.
101	Dorothy G. Wyth	Teaches voice at a private studio in New York.
102	Doris M. Garber	Attended the National Education Association convention in Portland, Oregon, and saw former classmates there.
103	Lloyd Moeller	Instructor at the Millersburg Military Academy; photo.
104	Abram A. James	Activities supervisor in the Department of Intramural Sports and instructor in the School of Education at the University of Michigan.
105	Mrs. B. W. Rademacher	The former Helen Dorothy Hollis and her husband now live in Waterville, Minnesota.

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106	Mrs. Max Lines	The former Ruth A. Peterson and her husband now live in Corning, Iowa.
107	Mrs. Adolph J. Lenz	The former V. Ardyce Pohl and her family live in Manson, Iowa.
108	B. Kathleen Asp	Teaches fifth grade and music to fourth through seventh grades at the Garfield School in Muscatine, Iowa.
109	Helga Christensen	Supervisor of art in Appleton, Wisconsin.
110	L. Alice Curtiss	Does social case work in Omaha, Nebraska.
111	Byron E. Dillon	Principal of the high school in Mirabile, Missouri.
112	Clara Gridley	Teaches home economics in Farnhamville, Iowa.
113	Kemper Huber	Salesman for the Weber-Costello Company in Chicago, Illinois.
114	Mrs. Charles Hudson	The former Alice Willson and her family live on a farm near Montezuma, Iowa.
115	Bertha E. Newell	English instructor and normal training critic in Jefferson, Iowa.
116	Mrs. F. J. Patterson	The former Edna Twila Snow and her husband now live in Vinton, Iowa.
117	Lucia Steeves	Head of Commercial Department in Grant, Iowa; photo.
118	Philip Shutt	Manager of a retail men's clothing establishment.
119	Mrs. Rex Speelman	The former Florence Stevens and her husband live in Spokane, Washington.
120	Mrs. John Bernard	The former Jean M. Crawford teaches in the Des Moines public schools.
121	Mrs. Ivan Brooks	The former Thelma Everts is the author of a book called "Guide to Puerto Rico."
122	Clarence Bruening	German instructor at the high school in Parkston, South Dakota.
123	Irene Christ	Teaches second grade in the Lincoln Building in Clear Lake, Iowa.
124	Willard E. Davenport	Superintendent of the Union High School in Simla, Colorado.
125	Arlee Gridley	Junior clerk in the A. A. A. in Chicago, Illinois.

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126	Van A. Buboltz	Commercial instructor in Springfield, Illinois.
127	Jeanne Christensen	Teaches second grade in Dumont, Iowa.
128	Vinetta Dobson	Teaches third and fourth grades in Guernsey, Iowa.
129	Hazel Dolmage	Teaches second grade at the Garfield Building in Clarinda, Iowa.
130	Mrs. J. B. Munson	The former Frances J. Rawson and her family live in Lansing, Michigan.
131	Katherine Van Ness	Teaches second grade at the Monroe School in Des Moines, Iowa.
132	Charles Vincent	Principal of the Searsboro schools in Searsboro, Iowa.
133	Jack Arends	Teaches art in Port Chester, New York.
134	H. Gordon Benson	Plans to travel to South America with Alexander D. Brownlie.
135	Mrs. Ralph K. Hahn	The former Elizabeth Horner and her husband live in Ronan, Montana.
136	Mrs. George M. Kloppenburg	The former Elizabeth Herrick and her husband live in Davenport, Iowa.
137	Orlando S. Knudsen	Mathematics and debate instructor in Perry, Iowa.
138	Mrs. Howard McDonough	The former Mary E. Currie and her husband live on a farm near Schaller, Iowa.
139	Mrs. Cecil Chambers	The former Phyllis M. Leemkuil and her family live in Los Angeles, California.
140	Dorothy M. Drackley	Second grade critic at the Bemidji State Teachers College in Minnesota.
141	Mrs. Roy Fanselow	The former Elsie A. Aldinger and her husband live on a farm near Dows, Iowa.
142	Adeline Goltermann	Commercial instructor at the high school in Franklin Park, Illinois.
143	F. Theodore Paige	Instructor in drawing in Pekin, Illinois.
144	Philip L. Peak	Teaches mathematics at the high school in Pierre, South Dakota.
145	Mrs. H. W. Welsh	The former Dorothy Butler and her husband live in a suburb called Maywood in Chicago, Illinois.
146	Esther Boehlje	First grade supervisor at the Lincoln Consolidated Training School of Michigan State Normal College in Ypsilanti.
147	Clarence Schrader	Instructor in social science in Hobbs, New Mexico; photo.

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148	Earl C. Herrick	Principal of the junior high school in Exira, Iowa.
149	Betty Holman	Primary teacher at the Central Heights School in Mason City, Iowa.
150	David H. Irvine	Coach and instructor in Green Mountain, Iowa.