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1 Alumni Lucheon Alumni Luncheon will be held June 2, 12 noon.
2 Annual June commencement Reunions of classes set, Campanile to be erected within twp years in memory of soldiers and sailors of the Great War.
3 Commencement Day Leonard Wood, U.S.A. Commanding Officer, will give commencement address and D. D. Murphy of the Iowa Board of Education will preside at the Luncheon following.
4 New social plans Social dancing will be authoized as an official function, and reorganization of the social acitvities will be done by General Social Committee.
5 On the Fields of France
Nothomb--Henry E.(Class of 1887) 		Poem about woman in France, by Henry E. Nothomb.
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6 Alvin S. Tostlebe Alvin S. Tostlebe released from active duty and attending Graduate Department of Columbia University.
7 Charles F. Perrott Charles F. Perrott, released from service, appointed Soldier-Work Secretary of Y. M. C. A.
8 Charles T. Kramer Charles T. Kramer, Private First Class, admitted to Artillery Officers Training and Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant.
9 Elmer Park Elmer Park, Captain M. C., wrote about what he has been doing overseas.
10 Ensign E. F. Grossman Ensign E. F. Grossman placed on U. S. Transport Ship Henry R. Mallory; hopes to return to college soon.
11 Ezra L. Silver Ezra L. Silver, Private First Class, Co. A, 3rd Army, M. P. Battalion, wrote about the conditions in Coblenz, Germany.
12 Graduation--first section of Class 1919 March 11, 1919, twenty-one students receive diplomas.
13 Harry L. Eells Harry L. Eells, Army Y. M. C. A. Educational Director, has been sent to France as one of the five Regional Educational Directors.
14 James Hoskins James Hoskins works in Manual Training Department of East Waterloo Public Schools.
15 Lincoln's birthday Program was presented on Abraham Lincoln, W. W. Gist presiding; program alternates Abraham Lincoln and George Washington annually.
16 Memorial exercises Memorial services held in honor of former president Theodore Roosevelt; many speakers and representatives.
17 Men's literary societies Men's literary societies reorganized and became active after being suspended during war.
18 Millicent Warriner Millicent Warriner, former stenographer, now works for Winston, Strawn, and Shaw in Chicago, earning a fine salary.
19 School election at Cedar Falls A candidate who pledged to prevent any continuation of the system between the Teachers College and Cedar Falls schools was elected to the school board; many resigned and the college will make other arrangements.
20 The annual demonstration Students of the Physical Education Department put on a program showing their excellent training and high credibility; doing this under acting head Monica Wild.
21 Thrift instruction Macy Campbell's thrift instruction will be tested, edited, and published; used in schools in many states.
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22 Agnes Thompson Agnes Thompson married William A. Welty February 15, 1919.
23 Carl H. Hanson Carl H. Hanson, discharged from Navy, will receive B. S. in June.
24 D. L. Shillinglaw D. L. Shillinglaw wrote Sara F. Rice; is to devote rest of time in France to Y. M. C. A. work.
25 Daisy D. Wood Daisy D. Wood married Nicholas G. Van Sant January 24, 1919.
26 Fred R. Lyon Fred R. Lyon, Co. D, 55th Engineers, Private First Class, completed Artillery School and will return as soon as service in Army closes.
27 G. F. Hartwig G. F. Hartwig, husband of Amanda Larsen-Hartwig, was killed in action October 31.
28 George S. Dick George S. Dick resigned as president of Nebraska State Normal School and accepted service as civillian educator.
29 George W. Shema George W. Shema wrote family about experiences during the closing of war.
30 Georgia Margaret Young Georgia Margaret Young married Bert Harris December 25, 1917.
31 Harold G. Frisby Harold G. Frisby, late Lieutenant in U.S. Aero Service, and wife Mary Dick-Frisby have gone to Canada to take charge of farming interests.
32 Harriet Mildred Packard Harriet Mildred Packard is instructor in Vocational Education for returning disabled soldiers.
33 Harry W. Anderson Harry W. Anderson is in charge of shop work at East Side High School in Erie, Pennsylvania, after being released from Coast Artillery Officers Training School.
34 Henry Iblings Henry Iblings, Corporal Battery D., has received discharge from Army and is working in Waterloo.
35 Homer Roland Homer Roland died in France in January. Brief history given.
36 Inez Wilson Inez Wilson married Howard Chase February 8, 1919.
37 Joseph P. Rude and G. F. Piercy Joseph P. Rude and G. F. Piercy, members of Battery F, C. A. C., 52nd U. S. Artillery, have returned to Iowa after fighting in France.
38 Lieutenant Geo. F. Robeson George F. Robeson accepted teaching appointment at West Des Moines High School after release from Army.
39 Lorena Lumry Lorena Lumry married Ralph W. Walker March 29, 1919.
40 Lorena Marie Fortsch Lorena Marie Fortsch married Theodore French, Lieutenant Field Artillery, June 18, 1918.
41 Mabel Clayre Harkin Mabel Clayre Harkin died in January from influenza.
42 Marjorie Johnson Marjorie Johnson married Milton M. Norman January 9, 1919.
43 Myrtle Edna Maloney Myrtle Edna Maloney died February 20, 1919, from influenza and pneumonia.
44 Nellie Edna Haskell Nellie Edna Haskell died February 2, 1919. She was a teacher; many attended services conducted by the Reverends Peterson, Lothringen, Heddle, and Heizer.
45 Peter J. Hanson Peter J. Hanson has been working at Detachment Office of General Hospital #5.
46 Rose M. Smith Rose M. Smith married H. B. Chambers February 19, 1919.
47 Sergeant Don C. Deal Don C. Deal was transferred and is teaching commercial work to wounded patients. Maybelle Rathes is an aide at the same hospital.
48 The Jewell brothers Franklin S. Jewell and Harry E. Jewell have both returned to Harvard University after being released from service.
49 Veda Stech Veda Stech married Roy Middlekauff February 12, 1919.
50 W. C. Schluter W. C. Schluter, Army of Occupation, is now in Plaidt, Germany.
51 William Homer Veatch William Homer Veatch, released from U. S. Army Officer Training School, has been accepted as graduate student at University of Wisconsin.
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52 Burten Marven Cobb Burten Marven Cobb died January 26, 1919 of complications of asthma and bronchitis.
53 C. A. Fullerton C. A. Fullerton, Head of Department of Music, is the author of "Outline of Music for Normal Training High Schools."
54 Charles S. Cory Charles S. Cory, Registrar and Examiner, attended the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools as the college delegate.
55 Dr. Cliff W. Stone Cliff W. Stone, head of Teaching Department, accepted Y. M. C. A. Army work in the Educational Service.
56 Dr. E. Laurence Palmer E. Laurence Palmer, Professor of Botany, has been released from Naval Training school; resumed work on faculty.
57 Dr. W. W. Gist W. W. Gist, Professor of English, presented article in the Iowa Journal of History and Politics.
58 Emma L. Funk Emma L. Funk died March 1, 1919 after a very brief but serious illness. She taught for many years and did it well.
59 F. E. Fuller F. E. Fuller, Professor of Rural Education, has been appointed Aide in the U. S. School Garden Army of the Bureau of Education.
60 Florence Adeline Hartbecker Florence Adeline Hartbecker, daughter of Barbara Hartbecker, died February 8, 1919 from long continued bronchial trouble.
61 Irving H. Hart Irving H. Hart, director of Extension, on leave of absence for Army Y. M. C. A. work, was elected President of Grinnell College Alumni Association of Northeastern Iowa.
62 James H. Kelley James H. Kelley has been appointed Director of University Extension for the University of Pittsburgh.
63 Larua S. Seals Laura S. Seals graduated from Columbia University and became a member of the service in Puerto Rico.
64 Martha E. Emery Martha E. Emery is member of faculty at State Normal School at Dickinson, North Dakota.
65 Mrs. W. G. Laidley (Mae Mather) Mae Mather Laidley died February 26, 1919 of an illness requiring serious surgery. Her husband was W. G. Laidley.
66 President Seerley President Seerley served on American Council on Education, President of American Teachers Colleges, and was member of many committees.
67 Professor Albert Loughridge Albert Loughridge, former Professor of Latin, will spend winter in Salem, Oregon.
68 Professor George Darsie George Darsie, special teacher in Voice, has taken Harriet Case's place while she's on leave of absence.
69 Professor John B. Knoepfler John B. Knoepfler is editor of second volume of Inside Survey and manager of Annual Music Festival.
70 Professor Reuben McKitrick Reuben McKitrick, head of Economics Department, was granted sick leave due to influenza. Dr. David I. Green will take his place.
71 Roland Irving Moeller Roland Irving Moeller was born January 16, 1919, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Moeller, County Superintendent of schools in Black Hawk County and associate Professor of Rural Education.
72 Superintendent W. S. Wilson W. S. Wilson died March 8, 1919. He was a deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction while J. B. Knoepfler was in charge of the State Department of Public Instruction.
73 Victoria L. Mircheva Victoria L. Mircheva is student in International Institute of Y. W. C. A.
74 Willis J. Bell Willis J. Bell, head of Profesional and Extension Departments of the State Normal School at Dickinson, North Dakota, published a report on subject matter tests; Anna Mae Brady assisted.
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75 A. W. Graham A. W. Graham was elected City Superintendent of York, Nebraska.
76 Bruce Francis Bruce Francis, superintendent of schools (Huron, South Dakota), is in charge of new building.
77 C. O. Ruggles C. O. Ruggles, Professor of Economics, engaged in preparation of government report on "Terminals for the United States Shipping Board."
78 C. Ray Aurner C. Ray Aurner published a second book on Iowa Stories for homes/schools called Book Two.
79 Eleanor Florence Kraigor-Meacham Eleanor Florence Kraigor-Meacham is married to Curtis L. Meacham, has two children, and is a teacher.
80 Emma R. Klein Emma R. Klein works in Indianapolis, Indiana public schools.
81 Ethel Agnes Edwards-Graham Ethel Agnes Edwards-Graham died March 21, 1919, from acute tonsilitis at her parents' home. Her husband, George Dudley Graham, was a member of the Dental Corps of the American Expeditionary Forces. She had one daughter, Ruth.
82 Ethel L. Arey Ethel L. Arey is a Clerk in the Subsistence Division of the Quartermaster Corps of the U. S. War Department.
83 H. E. Blackmar H. E. Blackmar was appointed member of Education Board of Examiners by Governor William L. Harding.
84 Harry E. Aldrich Harry E. Aldrich promoted to First Vice President in the Executive Staff of the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa.
85 Harry H. Huffman Harry H. Huffman resigned the Superintendency of Schools at Clear Lake.
86 Iris Livingston Iris Livingston will be married to Albert Dean Wise April 3. They will leave April 10 to sail to Japan, China, and the Philippines.
87 Irving J. McDuffie Jr. Irving J. McDuffie, Jr., is sales manager of Goodyear Ruuber Company; family consists of wife and four daughters.
88 J. H. Anderson J. H. Anderson is member of House of Representatives of the 38th General Assembly; his highway improvement bill helped improve the condition of Iowa's roads.
89 Julia Porter Julia Porter was chosen Instructor of English at the Junior High School in East Waterloo.
90 Julien W. Case Julien W. Case, minister of Baptist Church, has transferred to Ohio; Percival Case plans to study in France.
91 Kenneth Colegrove Kenneth Colegrove, Professor of European History at University of Syracuse, has a notable article in February World Work "Democracy, the Sure Basis of World Peace."
92 Lester C. Arey Lester C. Arey was elected Superintendent of Schools at Rock Rapids succeeding the late W. S. Wilson.
93 Lewis H. Minkle Lewis H. Minkle, superintendent of the City Schools at Fort Dodge, is receiving the next to the largest public school salary in Iowa; he is also the Iowa Director of the National Education Association.
94 Lillian Coombs Lillian Coombs accepted work as dietician clerk in Washington, D. C.
95 Margaret Gilchrist Margaret Gilchrist died March 3, 1919, at her sister Florence Mutchler's residence; had not recovered from surgery last winter.
96 Maud E. Lane Maud E. Lane is presently with her sister and may return to Iowa City to work in the hospital with handicapped children.
97 N. M. Leonard N. M. Leonard was elected President of American Polled Hereford Breeders Association.
98 Phyliss Eloise Seerley Phyliss Eloise Seerley, daughter of Clem C. Seerley and wife was born January 21, 1919.
99 Zola Virginia Hostetter Zola Virginia Hostetter has been appointed Home Economics teacher in the Cedar Falls High School.
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100 Emma Amburn Emma Amburn sailed to India to teach for three years.
101 H. E. Blackmar and Mary K. Fluke-Blackmar H. E. Blackmar and Mary K. Fluke-Blackmar announce the engagement of their daughter Florence Blackmar to Ralph W. Snoke, son of Mr. & Mrs. A. H. Snoke.
102 L. H. Van Houten L. H. Van Houten will be released from Medical Corps, Psychological Division, to resume educational work June 1. The Surgeon General does not think he will be relieved before the first of September.
103 Message from the Campanile Committee
Boardman--Benjamin (Business Manager) 		The Campanile Committee, started in June 1914, reported that a memorial to the men and women who served in the Great War should be built in the form of a campanile. Money was raised, people approved, fundraisers are still being held.
104 Nelly M. Baker Nelly M. Baker died March, 1919.
105 Ole N. Oleson Ole N. Oleson died from pneumonia March 27, 1919.
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106 Message from your Alumni Committee
Begeman--Mary Whitworth (Mrs. Louis) 		There is a 25th anniversary of I.S.N.S. gathering. Alumni day will be June 2.
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107 Untitled The ad appeals to the six thousa alumni of the Iowa State Teachers College saying they can help get young people to attend the College. The school would like the alumni to send "worthy young people who are willing/capable of becoming 1st class teachers."