Seerley--Homer Horatio [President of ISNS and ISTC]

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	President's column; to the readers of the College Eye College Eye 19:37, p.1	05/30/1928	President Seerley says good-bye to students.
2	President Homer H. Seerley Old Gold 0:0, p.18	06/01/1927	Letter from President Seerley praising the quality of ISTC graduates; photo.
3	John B. Knoepfler, professor, Iowa State Teachers College, 1900-1926; memorial talk to the faculty and student assembly October 14, 1926 10:00 A.M. College Eye 18:15, p.5	10/20/1926	Text of Professor Seerley's memorial address.
4	Foreword Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.5	07/01/1926	President Seerley's short tribute to Professor Wright.
5	The main factors College Eye 17:20, p.4	10/28/1925	Thoughts on the reasons for having Homecoming.
6	Civilization Old Gold 0:0, p.	06/01/1925	Quotation from President Seerley.
7	President Seerley issues welcome to old grads; thirty-eighth year as President of this school College Eye 16:7, p.1	10/17/1924	Text of welcome message.
8	Notice! College Eye 16:3, p.7	09/17/1924	Sons and daughters of alumni should inform President Seerley's office.
9	Pres. Seerley addresses students; "What is the good of coming to college?" College Eye 15:3, p.1	09/19/1923	Text of address.
10	The mystery and power of speech; address by Pres. Seerley at the National convention of Zeta Kappa Psi College Eye 14:24, p.3	11/29/1922	Text of the address.
11	Homecoming College Eye 14:7, p.1	10/18/1922	President Seerley hopes that Homecoming will serve the good purposes of the school.
12	Alumni of Teachers College Old Gold 0:0, p.39	06/01/1922	Address given by President Seerley.
13	Yesterday and today; on Homecoming, October 29, 1921 Old Gold 0:0, p.252	06/01/1922	President Seerley discusses reunions.
14	The end crowns the work College Eye 13:27, p.6	03/22/1922	Text of President Seerley's Commencement address.
15	Washington and Lincoln College Eye 13:21, p.5	02/08/1922	Text of President Seerley's address.
16	Committee of Fundamental Studies College Eye 13:19, p.7	01/25/1922	Committee should report for work.
17	The common people and the common school College Eye 13:15, p.2	12/07/1921	Text of President Seerley's address to the consolidated schools conference.
18	Greatest time in the world College Eye 13:14, p.1	11/30/1921	Text of President Seerley's Commencement address.
19	Memorial address College Eye 13:11, p.4	11/09/1921	At ISTA convention, President Seerley remembers those who have died.
20	Homecoming address College Eye 13:10, p.3	11/02/1921	Text of President Seerley's Homecoming address.
21	Greeting from the President Old Gold 0:0, p.18	06/01/1921	Letter from President Seerley to the readers of the Old Gold.
22	Editorially speaking; athletics as a college builder; Homer H. Seerley, President, Iowa State Teachers College College Eye 12:18, p.4	01/19/1921	President Seerley states his views on participation in intercollegiate athletics and sports.
23	Educational notes College Eye 12:15, p.3	12/08/1920	News of other teacher colleges.
24	Official notes College Eye 12:, p.7	09/15/1920	Enrollment trends over previous five years; budget estimates.
25	American Ass'n of Teachers Colleges meet; Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday, 6:30 p.m., February 21, 1920 College Eye 11:16, p.1	01/21/1920	Schedule of events for the American Association of Teachers Colleges convention.
26	The Teachers College Valhalla Old Gold 0:0, p.187	06/01/1919	President Seerley outlines plans to expand the historical and memorial museum, located in the Library, to include tributes to those who rendered service during World War I; photo.
27	Official College Eye 9:30, p.5	05/16/1918	News of professors and staffing changes.
28	Value and advantages to be derived from attendance at summer school College Eye 9:30, p.4	05/16/1918	School can now be completed in three years instead of four, due to summer school.
29	Official College Eye 9:29, p.5	05/09/1918	Officers elected in Faculty Club; national news regarding education.
30	Official College Eye 9:28, p.5	05/01/1918	News from other colleges; encourages more men from Iowa to join military service.
31	Official College Eye 9:27, p.6	04/24/1918	Hill M. Bell retired from Drake University.
32	Official College Eye 9:25, p.5	04/10/1918	News of teachers across the state.
33	Henry Sabin; October 23, 1829. March 22, 1918 College Eye 9:24, p.6	04/03/1918	Biography of Henry Sabin by President Seerley.
34	Official College Eye 9:24, p.6	04/03/1918	Edna Sanford resigned; news of other schools.
35	The Inside Survey; continuation of Pres. Seerley's speech at Atlantic City, N. J. on The Inside Survey College Eye 9:24, p.5	04/03/1918
36	Official College Eye 9:23, p.6	03/27/1918	Letter from O. H. L. Mason describing his experiences in France; Henry Sabin died March 22, 1918.
37	The Inside Survey; continuation of Pres. Seerley's speech at Atlantic City, N. J. on The Inside Survey College Eye 9:24, p.5	03/27/1918
38	Official College Eye 9:22, p.7	03/20/1918	Des Moines College and Highland Park College have consolidated; President Seerley has been appointed to a national committee on resolutions.
39	The Inside Survey; address delivered by Pres. Seerley at Atlantic City, N. J. College Eye 9:21, p.1	03/06/1918	Defends the need for normal schools.
40	Official College Eye 9:20, p.5	02/27/1918	Encourages continued support of colleges because their students support the military by joining the armed forces.
41	Official College Eye 9:19, p.5	02/20/1918	Compiled answers to the query of 150,000 teachers as to their money spending habits.
42	Official College Eye 9:17, p.5	02/06/1918	Winifred Merrill has passed her violin recital; will graduate from the Institution of Musical Art in New York City.
43	Official College Eye 9:12, p.5	12/19/1917	News of other colleges; faculty changes; consolidated school update; financial board met.
44	Pres. Seerley gives opinion; student teacher proposition in downtown schools; this matter has attracted considerable attention College Eye 9:12, p.1	12/19/1917	Believes Cedar Falls is benefited by student teachers from T. C.
45	Official College Eye 9:11, p.5	12/12/1917	Letter from C. E. Steele describing current Y. M. C. A. projects.
46	Chapel program adopted by the faculty November 5, 1917 College Eye 9:8, p.2	11/14/1917	New program will allow student and faculty business to be conducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays instead of holding regular assemblies.
47	Baccalaureate address College Eye 9:4, p.2	10/10/1917	Part three of President Seerley's address titled, "The Power of the Endless Life."
48	Baccalaureate address College Eye 9:3, p.4	10/03/1917	Part two of President Seerley's address titled, "The Power of the Endless Life."
49	Baccalaureate address College Eye 9:2, p.5	09/26/1917	Part one of President Seerley's address titled, "The Power of the Endless Life."
50	The glories of productive life; Baccalaureate address by Homer H. Seerley, President Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa College Eye 8:4, p.4	10/04/1916	Continuation of President Seerley's Baccalaureate address.
51	The glories of productive life; Baccalaureate address by Homer H. Seerley, President Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls College Eye 8:2, p.4	09/27/1916	Text of President Seerley's Baccalaureate address.
52	Official College Eye 7:31, p.6	05/24/1916	News of faculty and alumni; this year's Commencement ends forty years at T. C.; news of other educational institutions.
53	Official College Eye 7:30, p.6	05/17/1916	Faculty and alumni news; news of other colleges.
54	Official College Eye 7:29, p.5	05/10/1916	Summary of the Big Five Teachers Association conference; news of faculty; news from other colleges.
55	Official College Eye 7:28, p.5	05/03/1916	News of alumni; list of students who have found jobs.
56	Official College Eye 7:27, p.5	04/26/1916	Faculty changes; alumni news; news from other campuses; Professor Wright completes forty years of service and is named Senior Professor and College Historian; will lead Bible study and prepare historical papers.
57	Official College Eye 7:26, p.6	04/19/1916	Faculty changes; Iowa education news.
58	Official College Eye 7:25, p.5	04/12/1916	Alumni news; national education news.
59	Official College Eye 7:24, p.5	04/05/1916	News of other Normal Schools; news of faculty and alumni.
60	Official College Eye 7:22, p.6	03/22/1916	Faculty changes; Professor Colegrove will take a leave of absence; news of other teacher colleges.
61	Official College Eye 7:21, p.6	03/08/1916	Discusses the National Education Association meeting in Detroit.
62	Official College Eye 7:20, p.6	03/01/1916	T. C. will do self-inquiry of its costs of administration to students and reevaluate standards; national education news.
63	Official College Eye 7:18, p.6	02/16/1916	Faculty news; news from other normal schools; State Board of Education will meet in February.
64	The Young Women's Christian Ass'n. 1886--1916; 'A jubilee shall that fiftieth year be unto you'. Lev. 25:11 College Eye 7:16, p.1	02/02/1916	Description of events for the anniversary celebration; short history of organization.
65	Examination in physics placed on same basis as agriculture, domestic science, and manual training; summer term College Eye 7:15, p.6	01/26/1916	Publication of resolution adopted by the Educational Board of Examiners.
66	The consolidated college College Eye 7:15, p.1	01/26/1916	Believes religious organizations should concentrate their monetary donations to fewer schools.
67	Official College Eye 7:12, p.6	12/15/1915	President Seerley describes the highlights of his trip to Nashville, Tennessee, for an education conference.
68	Official College Eye 7:3, p.6	10/06/1915	National education news.
69	Iowa State Teachers College Old Gold 0:0, p.361	06/01/1915	Letter from President Seerley to Almond Gates of the Waterloo Business College, endorsing the college as a place for business training.
70	Official Notes College Eye 6:31, p.3	05/15/1915	Arrangements for Commencement are in place; Board will look at summer session for content; study centers have made excellent progress.
71	Official Notes College Eye 6:30, p.3	05/06/1915	News of important educators and education-related events; rooms are being rented in new dormitory.
72	Official Notes College Eye 6:29, p.3	04/29/1915	Notes important state and national education-related events; several alumni teaching at other colleges; state will conduct survey of state educational institutions; coordination controversy will not be re-opened..
73	Official Notes College Eye 6:28, p.3	04/22/1915	News of alumni and General Assembly activity.
74	Official Notes College Eye 6:27, p.3	04/15/1915	Makes important education announcements at the local, state and national level; ISTC students doing well at University of Iowa..
75	Official Notes College Eye 6:26, p.3	04/08/1915	Announces death of O. E. French; results of survey concerning standard areas of education.
76	Debating and oratory Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	In the triangular compact with Coe and Morningside covering three years, Teachers College won the first year, Morningside second, and Coe third. In oratory under the Normal School League, Teachers College has won four successive years.
77	Miss Sara F. Rice Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 3:7, p.1	04/01/1915	Gave patriotic address on President Lincoln's birthday; address will be printed for distribution.
78	Official Notes College Eye 6:25, p.3	04/01/1915	General Assembly at work on appropriations requests; praise for J. W. Jarnagin; Extension Service at work.
79	The athletic report Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	Review of winter and fall sports results and update on spring sports.
80	The College Eye Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	College Eye staff consists of Rex Haight as editor, Jasper Thompson as business manager, and Faith Kiddoo as local and alumni editor. The College Eye is the successor of the Normal Eyte. The new title adopted by the General Assembly.
81	The College Symphony Orchestra Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	Director Barzille Winfred Merrill and the Orchestra gave a fabulous concert February 12.
82	The Dramatic Club Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 17:45, p.1	04/01/1915	Large crowd at January 31 presentation of "Stop Thief" necessitated offering a second showing of the play.
83	The Dramatic Declamatory Contest Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	Seven students participated in the final contest on March 5. Ruth Egbert Imlay winning first, J. H. Boatman second, and George Zimmerman third.
84	The Iowa Club Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	The Iowa Club is a student organization managed by the rural teachers who are taking the special course for country school training. It is a literary society and discusses everything pertaining to country life, and country school work.
85	The Musical Festival Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	The Musical Festival will take place this year on April 20th with concerts by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, afternoon and evening. There will be no chorus this year. Professor John B. Knoepfler is the manage of the festival this year.
86	The Newman Catholic Association Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	The Newman Catholic Association has upheld a high record of service during the entire year. This year promises to be one of the best this organization has served the College in securing the moral and religious welfare of the students.
87	The summer term Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	A record number of students are expected to attend summer school this year. Opening day is set for June 2, 1915.
88	The Twin City I. S. T. C. Association Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	The Twin City I.S.T.C. Association held it's annual banquet at St. Paul on March 3, There were some sixty members present, and a fine time was had by all
89	The women's demonstration in physical training Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	04/01/1915	All teachers and students in the Women's Department took part in a demonstration of their skills March 1. The program consisted of a grand march, general gymnastics, folk dancing, social dancing, rhythm, and Swedish gymnastics.
90	Official Notes College Eye 6:23, p.3	03/18/1915	News of important educators; news from the recent National Education Association convention.
91	Official Notes College Eye 6:22, p.3	03/11/1915	Review of events at the North Central Presidents' Council, held in Chicago on February 19 and 20.
92	Official Notes College Eye 6:21, p.3	02/18/1915	Makes important education-related announcements from both on and off campus; Macy Campbell named Acting Director of rural education; Professors Hart and Colegrove will be in charge of study centers.
93	Official Notes College Eye 6:20, p.3	02/11/1915	Makes announcements about important people and events in education, both locally and nationally; health of Henry Sabin is not good; study centers prospering.
94	Official Notes College Eye 6:19, p.3	02/04/1915	Announces important happenings in education.
95	Official Notes College Eye 4:18, p.3	01/28/1915	Announces and reviews events and important issues concerning education; plans for Vocational Building on hand; will seek bids soon; hope to begin work soon.
96	Official Notes College Eye 4:17, p.3	01/22/1915	Makes important statewide and national education announcements.
97	Changes of the year Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.2	01/21/1915	Recitations and lab hours are changed and building hours lengthened; student work at rural independent school districts and study centers is continuing; faculty are assisting with two day county teachers' institutes.
98	Enrollment Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 1935:48, p.1	01/21/1915	Number of students enrolled from June 15, 1914 to present is 3378; summer 1914 enrollment was 2022.
99	Summer school Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	01/21/1915	This coming summer term will be extended pending financial support from the General Assembly; the term will begin June 2, 1915, and will give more opportunities for study to teachers.
100	The dormitory Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1	01/21/1915	First section of new dorm building will be completed by opening of fall term and will house 128 women; more sections will be constructed if the millage tax is renewed by the General Assembly.