Issue Contents

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1	College enrollment 951 spring term; a slight falling off due to the large demand for teachers. Enrollment day is a busy one.	Students are choosing to teach rather than go to school due to advancing salaries.


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2	College interstate orator chosen in challenge contest Lynch--Samuel Adams (English Faculty)	Genevieve Cleary wins contest; only two students compete.


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3	Constitution makes new Student Council; Miss Clara Schutz draws up satisfactory constitution. Is submitted and adopted.	Council will consist of representatives of classes.


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4	Diamond artists eager and ready for harness; star twirler, Jorgenson, and others of last year nine in good form. Much new material.	Baseball team getting ready for season.


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5	General exodus to Waterloo "movies"	Went to Waterloo to see "Shepherd of the Hills."


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6	General Wood speaks here; sends reply to Seerley's telegram	General Leonard Wood agrees to speak at Commencement, always with the caveat that military matters might come up.


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7	New social function regulations approved by faculty; dancing is allowed; committee of seven in charge	Passes faculty by 2-1 majority; dancing to be allowed on campus.


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8	Professor Macy Campbell undergoes severe bolshevist criticism	Criticized by socialist periodicals for his "Little Lessons in Thrift".


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9	R. O. T. C. improbable in present term outlook; President Seerley wires Washington names of three officers as commandment. Will move slowly.	Representative visits campus; unit seems unlikely in near future, with possibility of establishment in fall 1919.


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10	Student teachers are withdrawn; election week ago Monday frees college from all obligations to the town. Situation better than ever.	Anti-student teaching group wins Cedar Falls election; student teachers withdrawn from Cedar Falls schools; Roger Leavitt resigns from board.

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11	A criticism of Mabel Garrison Welles--Lowell (Student--1919)	Believes Mabel Garrison is very gifted and has a lot of emotion in her voice; has an intellectual art.


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12	Hon. Roger Leavitt	Praise for work of Roger Leavitt.


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13	Hon. W. R. Boyd	Spoke on children's hospital at University of Iowa.


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14	The devil his due Abbott--Roy Linn (Class of 1915; Science Faculty)	Professor Abbott gives grudging admiration to the English sparrow.

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15	Guy Lowman in charge of interstate high school meet; held at University of Wisconsin next week	Next week at the University of Wisconsin there will be an interstate high school basketball tournament under the direction of Guy Lowman.


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16	Iowa college press at Colfax April 11	For annual convention.


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17	Philos preparing for unique mock trial; men's society goes on a little initiative in behalf of spirit on its own "hook". Other societies to be invited	Will conduct mock trial.


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18	Student critique; dancing as a social function at Teachers College	C. A. Palmer believes that well-regulated dancing would be a good thing.

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19	Brief accounts of returning overseas men	Profiles of Elmer P. Schindler, William J. Berry, and Miller Christiansen.

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20	Annabelle Pollock went to Oelwein	Spent weekend with Lucille Snyder.


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21	Bess Dunn and Ann Crowley	Spent weekend in Winthrop.


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22	Book exchange	YWCA exchange proceeds were over $250


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23	Classical Club at home of Doctor Merchant	Program for the meeting.


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24	Gift to our Young Women's Christian Association	Ella Danskin Williams sends check for $50.


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25	Grace Townsend and Marietta Pederson	Visited the H. B. Taylor home in Waterloo.


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26	Hazel Kenseley	Called home to Whiting due to sister's death.


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27	Miss Alma Hanson	Visited Pearl Lands in Finchford.


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28	Miss Anita Richards	Spent weekend at home in Colter.


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29	Miss Bernice Roadman	Called to Monticello due to mother's illness.


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30	Miss Christine Klein	Alden woman visited sister Hulda.


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31	Miss Doris Brown	Visited Frank Plet's home, Iowa Falls.


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32	Miss Dorothy Richey	Visited the W. A. McCallough home, Webster City.


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33	Miss Eleanor Kinyon	Visited friends in Bartlett Hall.


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34	Miss Ellen Hovendon	Called home due to sister's illness.


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35	Miss Eunice Acheson	Spent weekend home in Washington, Iowa.


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36	Miss Fern Mayer	Visited her home in Iowa Falls.


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37	Miss Gladys Barnoske	Visited Marjorie Cunningham at Ames college.


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38	Miss Hazel DeBolt	Visited Louea Lucky in Waterloo.


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39	Miss Ina Martin	Visited New Providence home and returned with mother.


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40	Miss Jean Beatty	The college's first Y. W. C. A. secretary has organized a chapter in Buenos Aires.


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41	Miss Jean McAllister	Visited Mrs. O. C. Balt in Marshalltown.


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42	Miss Jeannette Rosemond	Visited A. M. Donner family in Independence.


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43	Miss Marjorie Robinson	Spent weekend with Mrs. C. F. Lyons in Greene.


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44	Miss Mina Jongewaard	Visited sister Helena in Charles City.


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45	Miss Myrtle Sharp	Spent weekend in Decorah.


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46	Miss Neva Gutches	Last weekend visited F. L. Morse in Floyd.


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47	Miss Ruth Fullerton	Spent weekend home in Rockford.


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48	Miss Tuida Buehler	Visited the Reverend E. Peybold home in Ackley.


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49	Miss Vera Bishop	Spent weekend home in Rockford.


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50	Miss Vesta Merner	Last week visited sister in Shell Rock.


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51	Misses Flora Stebbins and Stella Schroeder	Visited Thomas Smith home, Oelwein.


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52	Misses Hilda Faris and Marion Rash	Went to New Providence homes for the weekend.


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53	Misses Pearl Eggers and Ruth Olson	Spent weekend at the Miller home, Cedar Heights.


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54	Misses Thelma Vincent and Eva Blankenhorn	Visited homes in Letts and Columbus Junction.


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55	Misses Valeria Hein, Gladys Allen, and Lelah Evans	Visited Maud Clifton in Earlville.


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56	Mrs. Walker and Miss Broeksmit	Attended Dean of Women's state conference in Cedar Rapids.


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57	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley entertained	Had a faculty tea at their home Saturday.


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58	The Advisory Board of the Y. W. C. A.	Old and new cabinets were entertained at Mrs. Walker's home Monday.

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59	Cowan leads mates in basketball points; captain of 1919 Basket Tossers excels star forward by one point	Captain Glenn Cowan scored the most points on the team. He is closely followed by other team members.


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60	Over half a million annual Teachers College support; President Seerley assured the passage of entire budget and $50,000 in addition for improvements	Rough breakdown of budget.


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61	Professor Hilgert entertains commercial students	Played games and enjoyed music.


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62	Seerley addresses teachers convention	Will speak in Fort Dodge on education and world peace.


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63	Two Teachers College graduates employed by Cedar Falls	Lucille Bartlett and Rowena Greeley will continue teaching locally.