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J. L. McLaughlin, 1892 Is a representative of the Philippine Agency of the American Bible Society.
May E. Polley, 1892 Has spent the last sixteen years as Supervisor of Teachers and Critic Teacher of Normal Schools in the Philippines.
Charles F. Johnson 1896, 1897 Became Superintendent of the Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, Industrial School for Boys in January 1912.
Mrs. R. B. Howeth, 1911 Mary C. Jones Howeth recently graduated from the Los Angeles Normal School.
A. L. Vincent, 1902 Employment history.
Training facilities in teaching Teachers in training can practice teaching in Cedar Falls, Hudson, Orange, Jesup, and Waterloo, and the townships of Union, Cedar Falls, Waterloo, Bennington, and Lincoln.
The Extension Service Report on services will soon be released stating that over 15,000 teachers received instruction through the Extension Servicethis past year. Funding was increased for coming year so more centers can be established.
Cap E. Miller, 1901, 1913 Received Master of Science degree from Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts; appointed Professor of Rural Education in Milwaukee.
Agnes Russell, 1889, 1891 Daughter of Agnes Russell Stirton and Robert C. Stirton will marry Lester Lee Gerhart June 20, 1917.
Military instruction Military instruction has taken the place of physical education for men. F. N. Mead and Major Holland are in charge of the instruction.
J. E. Cundy Purchased interest in the J. S. Latta Company.
Fred D. Cram, 1909 Rural school educator has published "The Annual School Bulletin" covering school affairs and progress.
George D. Thompson, 1890 Appointed District Judge of Eleventh District in Iowa.
The Bureau of Recommendations Report on the number of requests for superintendents and teachers from ISTC.
William C. Schluter, 1915 Received special fellowship at Columbia University.
Mrs. Ella Danskin-Shaw, 1901 Danskin-Shaw donated 260 acres of land to the Ivakota Industrial Farm Training School and Home for Girls in Virginia.
An inside survey ISTC undertaking an internal review of its programs and activities.
Eleanor Gray, 1915 Received advance in salary from State Normal School at Bellingham, Washington.
"The Only Elm" Alumni dedicated elm tree near Library to memory of Professor M. F. Arey.
Musical Festival Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra performed May 9 for festival.
Ida May Wilson, 1900 Wilson is active teacher in Spokane, Washington.
Florence Freer Freer appointed Director of the State Women's Work in New York.
Julia L. Hurd Hurd appointed State Manager for Vermont in Women's Work.
The commencement Governor W. L. Harding gave commencement address at spring graduation.
Kappa Rho Women organized honor society Kappa Rho to increase interest in public speaking and debate among women.
Jeanne Elizabeth Wier Wier is Head of the Department of History and Government at the University of Nevada.
The class of 1882 1882 graduates returned for their thirty-fifth reunion.
The Class of 1892 Twenty-fifth reunion of the Class of 1892 was held at commencement.
Marriages 1 Ella Danskin-Shaw married La Mont Abner Williams June 5, 1917.
Marriages 2 Esther Shoemaker married Charles Kramer June 12, 1917.
Marriages 4 Margaret Alison Nisbet married Harold Clare Milversted.
The alumni register The most complete register of graduates is now printed.
The Alpha fortieth Alpha Literary Society celebrated its fortieth anniversary with program at home of Mrs. George Mornin.
C. F. Schweiker Returned to Cedar Falls for visit after seven years in Philippine Islands.
Elizabeth Burney Returns to Cedar Falls as Professor of Public School Music beginning summer 1917.
Mary V. Dick Dick is Extension Conductor in Women's Work in Pennsylvania.
Honorary degree President of State Board of Education D. D. Murphy received honorary degree from Grinnell College.
The yearly enrollment Total enrollment is 4172, with 491 men and 3681 women.