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1 "Iowa, Proud Iowa" New song approved for Iowa schools was sung first in Cedar Falls by Training School students February 16. Song written by Frederick Knight Logan and Jennie Knight Logan.
2 Hawkeye Conference champions 1921 Hawkeye Conference champions, the men's basketball team; photo.
3 Lincoln Day program Details given about Lincoln Day program which was held February 14.
4 Winter term Commencement Twenty-seven graduated at winter term.
5 Y. W. C. A. Piano purchased by Y. W. C. A.
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6 Anna D. Cordts Cordts was winner of Women's State Oratorical Contest among Iowa Colleges.
7 Bartlett Hall Ruth M. Utley resigned as head of Bartlett Hall. May Smith is temporary replacement.
8 Consolidated school information Extension Division created slide shows to send to rural schools to give information about consolidated schools.
9 Dr. A. E. Winship Winship presents editorial on "Iowa, the Headliner", discussing how Iowa rates in level of progress.
10 Dr. Carl E. Seashore Seashore, University of Iowa dean, visited representing National Research Council. Professors appointed to committee to work with council.
11 J. Stitt Wilson Wilson, sociologist and religious leader, gave series of addresses February 25 and 27.
12 John Drinkwater Drinkwater, an English poet and dramatist, gave lecture recital on Abraham Lincoln.
13 Mildred Newton Newton entering nursing school to become missionary
14 President Homer Seerley Seerley is author of lead article discussing educators in January "Journal of Education".
15 Report on students' support More than half of students enrolled in winter term were at least partially self-supporting. Many relied on savings and employment.
16 The College Orchestra Theodore Gundry performs in a concert and Professor McCreary gives recital of wind instruments.
17 The N. E. A. Winter N. E. A. attended by President and Mrs. Seerley, Professors Luse, Paul, Campbell, and Goetch. Summary given.
18 Violin recital Theodore R. Gundry gave personal recital March 21.
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19 Anna E. McGovern McGovern resides in Los Angeles, California.
20 Charles H. Meyerholz Meyerholz declined presidency of North Dakota State Normal School.
21 Commencement, May 1921 May Commencement and reunion activities will be held May 27-May 31.
22 Grace Tear Tear accepted place in State Normal School in Peru, Nebraska.
23 Harriet Case Case now in New York City. She is associated with voice specialists in various schools and performs concerts.
24 John Barnes Barnes organizing party to travel in Europe.
25 Miss Gladys Lynch Lynch accepted as story writer contributor of "'The Continent" and elected "Comrade of Young America".
26 Northwest Iowa State Teachers Association Members of faculty participated in program of Northwest Iowa State Teachers Association in Fort Dodge and Sioux City. The Art Department also had an exhibit in Fort Dodge.
27 Professor Charles H. Bailey Bailey to publish "Mechanical Drawing for Beginners".
28 Professor John Ross Frampton Frampton attended sessions of Music Teachers National Association, officers of Iowa State Teachers Association, and luncheon of American Guild of Organists.
29 Sara F. Rice Rice spent winter months resting and touring.
30 Social matters Social events January through March listed.
31 T. C. High School Basketball tournament scores of T. C. High School team given.
32 Teachers College basketball T. C. basketball scores given.
33 The American Relief Association Association received $802.66 from students and faculty for European students fund collection.
34 The Marionettes The Lillian Owen's Marionettes gave two plays March 16 for students and the public.
35 The Twin City Alumni Association St. Paul and Minneapolis Alumni Associations held reunion February 21.
36 Warren Wallace Wallace addressed Cedar Falls Commercial Club with "The Laboring Man's Point of View" January 11.
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37 Alice M. Heinz Heinz now in Livermore, California, working as a dietician.
38 Anna M. Baker Baker writes letter detailing life at Long Beach, California.
39 C. P. Archer Archer is sponsor for new school paper, "The Community Comment", at Hudson, Iowa.
40 Charles F. Johnson Johnson is superintendent of the Luzerne County Industrial School for Boys in Kis-Lyn, Pennsylvania.
41 Charles L. Simmers Simmers is important at New Hampshire College; his duties are listed.
42 Dr. William W. Gist Gist wrote article, "Pilgrim and Puritan", for Des Moines Register.
43 Edward W. Goetch Goetch was Chairman of Executive Committee of Northwest Iowa State Teachers Association; he organized programs and meetings.
44 H. E. Blackmar Blackmar reelected as the superintendent of City Schools in Ottumwa, and chairs executive committee of Iowa State Teachers Association.
45 J. H. Anderson Anderson was member of House of 39th General Assembly. Committee listed.
46 Myron L. Begeman Begeman accepted instructorship at University of Michigan.
47 Myrtle A. Dungan Myrtle A. Dungan married F. M. Hunter December 30, 1920.
48 Northwest Iowa State Teachers Association Members of alumni represented at Sioux City and Fort Dodge meetings in March.
49 Professor John Ross Frampton Frampton gave lecture recitals on great composers and artists in piano music.
50 Superior Judge Frank R. Willis Willis earning great reputation as judge in famous criminal cases.
51 Theresa F. Wild Wild now student at Columbia University and teaches at Horace Mann High School. She spends time with the Cedar Falls "colony".
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52 Alexander C. Roberts Roberts to open second summer school at Centralia, Washington State Normal School.
53 Alice B. Curtis Curtis resigned office of president of Alumni Association.
54 Alice Foster and Marguerite Uttley Foster and Uttley elected to Sigma Xi National Science Fraternity.
55 Christine M. Schneider Schneider is instructor of art in public schools in Sac City.
56 Clifford S. Beall Beall is owner and manager of "Raymond Herald" at Raymond, Washington.
57 Dr. J. P. Huget Huget's church performed "A Pageant of the Pilgrims".
58 Dr. James Alderson Alderson is advocating the manager plan of city government.
59 E. B. Gowin Gowin represents a New York corporation and has written on business management.
60 E. Herman Erickson Erickson is now Assistant Registrar and Field Superintendent of American Extension University of Los Angeles in Springfield, Illinois.
61 Edward C. Meggers Meggers is a physician in charge of the Navy's Fredericksted Municipal Hospital.
62 Florence Morris Morris is now osteopathic physician in Des Moines.
63 General Assembly Members of House of Representatives are former students at ISTC.
64 H. B. Morgan Morgan's duties as chairman of committees and member of General Assembly listed.
65 Ina D. Shuttleworth Shuttleworth is member of law firm in Des Moines: Miller, Kelley, Shuttleworth, and Seeburger.
66 L. C. Heironimus Heironimus is manual training teacher in junior high in Minneapolis and is studying at University of Minnesota.
67 Luke C. Rhoads Serving as president of New Mexico Educational Council this year.
68 Mary Dougherty Dougherty appointed head of chemistry at a Kenosha, Wisconsin high school.
69 Mrs. Alta Sigstadt Goslin Alta Sigstadt Goslin called on ISTC in February.
70 Mrs. Frank M. Burnell Jeanette Graham Burnell now living near Brooklyn, Iowa.
71 Mrs. John J. Booth Mary Ethel Crew Booth visited Cedar Falls. Son is at Coe College.
72 P. Victor Peterson Peterson is at Stanford University Graduate School, for chemistry.
73 Reverend J. Ralph Magee Magee transferred pastorate to Seattle, Washington.
74 W. W. Patty Patty is director of vocational and part time education in Berkley, California. Will teach summer course at University of California.
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75 Albert L. Comstock Comstock is purchasing agent for Hotel Traymore in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
76 Alumni organization Sara Rice found alumni to organize a local association to plan a reunion.
77 Anna Funk Funk elected Routt County superintendent in Colorado.
78 Charles E. Hearst Hearst is vice-president of State Farm Bureau.
79 E. C. Bellows Bellows recovering from tonsil operation.
80 Elizabeth Bain Bain is director of Department of Protective Social Measures in New York City.
81 Elizabeth M. Schaible Serving as principal of Franklin School in Sioux City, Iowa.
82 Frances Myattway Forced to jump from second story of burning building and suffered nervous shock.
83 Frances Sucher Sucher and wife now in Eureka, Illinois, where he is Director of Music at Eureka College.
84 George Mathes Mathes elected president of Black Hawk County Farm Bureau.
85 James Herbert Kelley Kelley accepts Executive Secretaryship of Pennsylvania State Teachers Association.
86 Joanna Teerink Teerink accepted as primary supervisor at State Normal School, Superior, Wisconsin.
87 Jose Bosley Bosley completed nurse's training and will resume private nursing.
88 Minneapolis Graduates reported and listed in Minneapolis public schools.
89 Ralph C. Hardie Hardie is representative in Oklahoma General Assembly.
90 Reverend Jesse L. McLaughlin Jesse McLaughlin was appointed assistant general secretary of the American Bible Society.
91 The Chassell family The Reverend Chassell is working with Methodist Board of Education. Laura and Clara Chassell received doctor of philosophy degrees. Joe received master of arts degree. Ella has been in New York this year.
92 W. H. Wadleigh Walter Wadleigh is with Bureau of Statistics in Washington, D. C.
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93 Charles F. Perrott Perrott elected superintendent of schools at Stuttgart, Arkansas.
94 Frances Severance Frances Severance wed Oscar Schmidt September 29, 1920.
95 G. L. Martin Martin has charge of Dairy Husbandry and Secondary Schools at State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at Bozeman, Montana.
96 George E. Wallace Wallace is secretary of Education Service Bureau, National War Work Council of Y. M. C. A.
97 Herbert E. Wheeler Wheeler resigned as superintendent at Austin, Minnesota, due to rheumatic trouble.
98 Hon. D. A. Emery Committees on which D. A. Emery served.
99 Iva Margaret Miller Iva Margaret Miller wed Stanley P. Gregory February 22, 1921.
100 Ivy Hunt Ivy Hunt wed Trevor Haight December 25, 1920.
101 Laura A. Carrington Laura A. Carrington wed Horace Neil Mann March 2, 1921.
102 Lillian E. Yager Lillian E. Yager wed R. W. Stober January 1, 1921.
103 Lucile Whittle Lucile Whittle wed Truman M. Glasener.
104 Lucy H. Mecham Mecham in Washington, D. C., teaching in private elementary school.
105 Miss Mary Lewis Chambers Mary Lewis Chambers wed Robert W. Crawford January 12, 1921.
106 Mrs. J. E. Layton Marguerite Cadwallader Layton is president of Faculty Women's Club at Kent, Ohio.
107 Neva L. Royer Neva L. Royer wed Albert H. Held December 29, 1920.
108 New members Anna B. Lawther, Pauline L. Devitt, Charles H. Thomas, E. P. Schoetngen nominated for State Board of Education membership.
109 Olive Cooledge Olive Cooledge wed Milton Tostlebe December 29, 1920.
110 Retiring members Paul Stillman and Frank F. Jones are retiring from Iowa State Board of Education.
111 Vernon S. Rogers Rogers is a senior in medical school of Pennsylvania University; living with wife in Pennsylvania.
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112 Campanile Fund Cash in bank for Campanile fund is $3226.72. Contributors listed.
113 Dora Jean Frisby Dora Jean Frisby born to Harold G. and Mary V. Dick-Frisby.
114 Dorothy Cundy Dorothy Cundy died of malignant scarlet fever.
115 Dr. Almon A. Manson Almon A. Manson died of acute nephritis.
116 Elaine Eleanor McDonald Elaine Eleanor McDonald born to Thomas F. McDonald and Helene Jongeward McDonald.
117 Francis Donald Francis, son of Bruce Francis and Ella M. Flater-Francis, died of diabetes.
118 I.S.T.C. tournament champs Photo of ISTC tournament champion men's basketball team of 1921.
119 Jeanne Ethel Gustason Jeanne Ethel Gustason born to G. G. and S. Marie Merryman-Gustason.
120 Rev. John J. Williams John J. Williams died in Chicago in October.
121 William. Brock Fagan, Jr. William Brock Fagan, Jr., born to Professor and Mrs. William Brock Fagan.