Page 1
Article Article Summary
A new fraternal club The Square and Compass Clubs are created by the Teachers College Freemasons.
Dr. Charles Foster Kent Professor Charles Foster Kent, professor of biblical literature at Yale, tours the Eastern and Central parts of the United States, visiting colleges and churches.
T. U. Wells T. U. Wells visits the Teachers College as a representative of the educational department of New Zealand to observe the activities of both faculty and students.
Anna Gertrude Childs Anna Gertrude Childs of the music faculty performs a recital in the auditorium, accompanied by Ernest Zechiel on piano.
Mrs. Mary M. Doland Mary M. Doland of the Colorado State Teachers College visits individual demonstration schools and consolidated schools near Cedar Falls under the direction of Professor Macy Campbell.
The College Orchestra Professor Theodore R. Gundry condcuts the College Orchestra in their recital for the Sunnyside Country Club.
Peru The admissions office of the Institute Andino, Huancay, Peru expect to send a group of students to the United States.
New vault for records A fireproof room is installed west of the Administration Building which will house the Registrar and Examiner's office as well as the Bureau of Appointments.
New bleachers Superintendent James E. Robinson constructs seating for up to 1200 visitors located on the east and west sides of the football field.
Completion of library stacks Snead and Company are granted a contract for the construction of second story shelving in the library by the Board of Education.
Dr. W. W. Gist Professor Gist delivers an account of the gathering of the Grand Army of the Republic in Indiana, which he attended as a delegate from Iowa.
W. G. McGrew and wife W. G. McGrew and his wife reside in Detroit with their young daughter.
Harriet Case The former voice instructor of the music department delivers a song recital in the auditorium.
Men's Glee Club, 1921-2 Professor W. E. Hays with the Men's Glee Club; photo.
Student loan fund The Student Loan Fund Committee announces that the faculty are to perform in the auditorium for the benefit of the fund.
Page 2
Article Article Summary
Beth Wellman Beth Wellman serves as a research assistant in the Child Welfare Department at the State University of Iowa.
Orchestra concert Professor Theodore A. Gundrey directs the Teachers College Orchestra in a performance held in the auditorium.
High school concert The Teachers College High School performs a Christmas concert.
The Fionzaley Quartet The Fionzaley Quartet consisting of Adolfo Betti, Alfred Pochon, and Iwan d'Archambea perform in the College Auditorium before the delegates to the Consolidated School Conference.
Fifth conference The Annual Conference of the Iowa Consolidated Schools attended by suprintendents, school board members, and state officials, is held at the Teachers College. The conference is held through cooperation with the State Department of Public Instruction.
Rowena Wellman Rowena Wellman teaches at the Armstrong School for Private Secretaries at Berkeley, California. Wellman is a former member of the clerical division.
T. F. McDonald T. F. McDonald is elected president of the University Association of Cleveland, Ohio. McDonald is a former business manager of Old Gold, and graduated in Law at the University of Iowa.
The annual football banquet The Men's Faculty Club holds a dinner in Bartlett Hall in honor of the 1921 Football Squad. Professor Charles Bailey presides over the event.
Candidates Republican Primary for Superintendent of Public Instruction candidates include P. E. McClenahan, Mary E. Francis, and Wilbur H. Bender.
Earl London Earl London is recognized at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Assembly for writing the best essay on a Temperance Subject.
Tuesday club Theatrical performances of "Fourteen" and "Suppressed Desires" are presented. The committee in charge of the productions is led by Mrs. J. Foy Cross, and Mrs. W. B. Fagan.
Football for 1921 The Teachers College football team wins every match against the Hawkey Conference teams.
Class of 1921 President Seerley speaks at the commencement ceremonies for the final section of the class of 1921.
T. C. Reunion The annual alumni reunion is held at the Y. M. C. A. in Des Moines. Speakers are presnted by Emma Bradley, and include President Seerley, J. W. Jarnagin, Professors Wright and Ensign, and President Seerley.
Armistice Day An Armistice Day program is presented by ex-servicemen of the Teachers College.
Page 3
Article Article Summary
Prof. John Barnes Professor John Barnes presides over the St. Andrew Society in Chicago, Illinois. The society is composed of Scotts and their descendants.
George W. Samson George W. Sampson attends the reception of Marshal Foch in Detroit, as well as the concerts of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Lillian V. Lambert Professor Lillian V. Lambert is appointed a position in the National Council of English Teachers.
Macy Campbell Macy Campbell addresses the Texas State Teachers Association on consolidated school development in Iowa.
Charles S. Cory Charles S. Cory achieves a hole-in-one at the Sunnyside Country Club in Waterloo, Iowa.
Doris White Doris White addresses the Iowa Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Association in Mason City.
Registrar C. S. Cory Registrar C. S. Cory reports on credit granted for teaching experience before the State Teachers Association.
Dr. W. W. Gist Professor William W. Gist serves as the Iowan delegate to the Grand Army of the Republic Encampment in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ida huglin Ida Huglin of the Department of Rural Education resigns from her position to continue her studies at the University of Chicago in pursuit of a graduate degree.
Lois Ruth Inglis Lois Ruth Inglis is appointed professor of Spanish and French for the Fall Term.
H. Z. Wilbur H. Z. Wilbur of the Michigan State Normal College visits the Teachers College Department of Extension.
Commencement orator Professor Joseph Fort Newton is appointed the annual commencement address by the State Board of Education.
The Christmas vesper Elizabeth Burney-Schmidt and Leora Doolittle direct the Cecilian and Euterpean Glee Clubs in the annual vesper service.
Dr. A. M. Schlessinger Dr. A. M. Schlessinger of the State University of Iowa lectures in colleges throughout Iowa.
The Seerley Family Reunion The Seerley family holds a family reunion over the holiday season.
Holiday vacation Faculty and students are on vacation from December 22 through January 5.
Faculty entertains The Faculty-Senior Class Teas are held over the first two months of the new year.
Page 4
Article Article Summary
Blanche E. Riggs Blanche E. Riggs takes a leave of absence from the Nebraska State Normal School to study at the Teachers College of Columbia University in New York City.
Jeanette Sheerer Jeanette Sheerer is appointed to the Clarinet Section of the Civic Symphony Orchestra.
Mary E. Francis Mary E. Francis spends the summer at Columbia University and earns a position in the State Treasury Office.
Mrs. J. W. Wild Rose Edith Wild is reelected to the office of president of the W. C. T. U.
Michael H. Thielen Doctor Michael H. Thielen pays a visit to the Teachers College. Doctor Thielen's son studies premedicine at the State University of Iowa, and his daughter is in the College of Liberal Arts.
Leonara Arent Leonora Arent publishes a collection of devotional poetry titled "In His Presence".
C. G. Umbaugh C. G. Umbaugh serves as a staff member of the United States Veterans' Bureau.
M. E. Logan M. E. Logan and his wife serve as educators in the State of Colorado. Their son was hospitalized with an accidental gunshot wound, but is recovering.
Surgeon Hsieh Surgeon Hsieh attends the University of Chicago in the School of Education.
Edna Hall Edna Hall opens a studio in Fort Dodge after finishing her two years at the Chicago Musical College.
Margaret Bowes Margaret Bowes works in the Analysis Department of the Iowa National Bank in Des Moines.
Georgianna Ruff Georgianna Ruff serves as supervisor of music in Webster City.
John F. Sly John F. Sly and his wife work toward their Doctor's degrees in Massachusetts.
Constance Buswell Constance Buswell serves as a faculty member in the Department of English at the State University in Urbana, Illinois. She is working toward a Doctor's degree.
Abigail Howard Abigail Howard serves as a commercial teacher in the Union High School of Casa Grande, Arizona.
Lurton D. Stubbs Pastor Lurton D. Stubbs takes a period of rest from his ministry in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Hazel B. Strayer Hazel B. Strayer of Drinkwater, Saskatchewan is appointed instructor of English due to high enrollment in the department.
Elsie G. Klein Elsie G. Klein is named supervisor of rural schools in Connecticut.
Olive Easter Olive Easter enters the State University for work in music after teaching in Nevada, Knoxville, and Winterset.
Henry J. Peterson Henry J. Peterson stops in Cedar Falls on his journey east, where he will meet the family of his wife residing in Illinois.
Alexander C. Roberts Alexander C. Roberts serves as the president of the State Normal School in Centralia, Washington. He is a doctoral candidate at the Chency State Normal School.
Percival Hunt Professor Percival Hunt is placed in charge of English Composition at the Universtiy of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is unable to fulfill his duties as head of the Alumni Association.
Bertha Hansen Bertha Hansen is placed in charge of the Normal College Cafeteria in Huntsville, Texas.
Clarence Ray Aurner Clarence Ray Aurner publishes the third volume of "Iowa Stories", covering the development of from 1854-65.
Emma F. Lambert Professor Emma F. Lambert serves as a delegate to the Supreme P. E. O. Convention in Kansas City.
Page 5
Article Article Summary
Urban Earl Wild Urban Earl Wild of Honolulu, Hawaii addresses the Educational Club.
Alumni Former students meet at the home of J. L. St. John, where they are entertained with musical selections and stories connected to the Teachers College.
J. E. Partington J. E. Partington works twoard a Master's Degree at the State University of Iowa.
May E. Polley May E. Polley serves as representative of the Iowa State Teachers College at the inauguration of Guy Benton as President of the Philippines.
H. W. Chehock H. W. Chehock is elected president of the city superintendents section of the Iowa State Teachers Association at their meeting in Des Moines.
Verne G. Orr Verne G. Orr, Secretary and General Manager of the Waterloo Overland Automobile Company, moves to Indianapolis with his family.
Business change Henry C. Lerche purchases the Schaeffer Jewelry and Music Company.
Richard M. Wyant Richard M. Wyant serves as the principal of the Junior High School of East Waterloo.
W. G. Burris W. G. Burris of the W. G. Burris Company holds an office in Des Moines.
A. J. Stone A. J. Stone teaches in Sumner, Missouri after a period spent as a salesman for Dodd Mead and Company.
S. A. Potts S. A. Potts, Superintendent of Schools in Muscatine, Iowa serves on the executive committee of the Iowa State Teachers Association.
Mrs. A. G. Eckhoff Elizabeth Eckhoff writes from Kansas City, where she teaches violin and piano.
Lewis H. Minkel W. H. Bender publishes a report on the development of vocational education.
Harry E. Blackmar Harry E. Blackmar, Superintendent of Ottumwa Schools, organizes a meeting of the Iowa State Teachers Association in Des Moines.
Paul R. Farlow Paul R. Farlow earns a position as an agricultural agent with the Illinois Central Railroad.
Cap. E. Miller Cap E. Miller serves as a professor of farm management, and holds a seat as Chairman of Department of Agricultural Economics and Marking at the North Dakota Agricultural College.
Wilbur H. Bender Wilbur H. Bender, former director of the teaching department, is a candidate for the position of Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Elsie Hardy Elsie Hardy is head of the Madison South Dakota High School home economics department.
Mrs. Walter Edward Coburn Mrs. Walter Edward Coburn resides in Denver, Colorado with her husband, who is head of the electrical engineering department of the Veterans' Bureau.
Page 6
Article Article Summary
P. E. McClenahan P. E. McLenahan serves as both superintendent of the Department of Public Instruction and president of the National Council of state Departments of Education.
Joe E. Vance Joe E. Vance holds the position of director of the Evergreen Blind School in Baltimore, Maryland.
Faculty Committee New appointees to the faculty are listed.
S. T. Neveln S. T. Neveln, Superintendent of Schools in Minnesota, has a new high school dedicated by the State Commissioner of Education.
Mary E. Martin Mary E. Martin passes the New York State Civil Service Examination, and works in the State Library Reference Staff.
Walter O. Abram Walter O. Abram and Ethel M. Dryden-Abram spend the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Dryden in Cedar Falls.
Frank L. Byrnes Frank L. Byrnes and Hazel S. Webster-Byrnes farm in Petersburg, North Dakota.
Willis E. Lamb Willis E. Lamb serves as an officer of the M. E. Sunday School in Spokane, Washington.
Marie Cline Marie Cline is appointed missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and travels to India.
Gladys Barnoske Gladys Barnoske teaches in the Physical Education department of the State Manual Training Normal School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Dwight A. Davis Dwight A. Davis resides in Japan to pursue work in education.
Samuel F. Hersey Samuel F. Hersey spends holiday vacation in Cedar Falls with Professor and Mrs. S. F. Hersey.
Dr. Romanzo Adams Dr. Romanzo Adams conducts university work in Honolulu.
Mrs. Eugenia Ballard-Knowles Mrs. Eugenia Ballard-Knowles resides in Pasadena, California after many years teaching in Iowa and Montana.
Grover H. Alderman Grover H. Alderman serves as toast master at the University of Iowa Reunion and Dinner at Younkers' Tea Room in Des Moines, Iowa.
Capt. E. Miller Capt. E. Miller serves as a faculty member of the Agricultural College in Fargo, North Dakota, where he conducts research on farm management.
Gerald N. Sabin Gerald N. Sabin serves as a representative of the State Education Department of New York, and as a staff member of the State Commissioner of Education.
June Emry June Emry is elected to the position of president of the South Dakota Educational Association.
Lulu J. Parsons Lulu Parsons serves as music director of Jamestown, North Dakota.
Mrs. Wilmer E. Lubiens Hallie M. Lubiens serves as superintendent of education for Dickey County Sunday Schools in Fullerton, North Dakota.
Helene Laura Landsberg Helene Laura Landsberg serves as a faculty member of the Faculty of Elizabeth College in Salem, Virginia.
Myrtle Paine Myrtle Paine is a member of the University Glee Club and Orchestra, as well as the Zeta Xi Epsilon sorority.
George W. Satterthwaite George W. Satterthwaite returns home from the Philippines to visit his elderly mother.
A. A. Smith A. A. Smith serves as superintendent of grounds and buildings for the city schools of Des Moines.
Page 7
Article Article Summary
Mrs. George Galloway Mrs. George Galloway died on September 13, 1921 after seven months of battling chronic nephritis.
Katie Boehmke Katie Boehmke died on April 7, 1920 in Long Beach, California, where she served in education.
Alumni reports The editor of the Alumni Register reports a number of deaths. Deceased listed.
Ephraim Laurence Palmer Ephraim Laurence Palmer, former professor of natural science at the Teachers College, is married to Katherine E. Hilton on December 24, 1921.
Mrs. Myrtle Ward-McLaughlin Mrs. Myrtle Ward-McLaughlin, wife of Reverend Jesse L. McLaughlin, died on October 5, 1921 after a battery of surgeries.
Mrs. Blanch-Walters Mrs. Blanch-Walters is married to James Drummond in San Francisco, California on December 21, 1921. The couple are to reside in Portland, Oregon.
Kenneth Cotton Kenneth Cotton is married to LaVern Kloster of Waterloo on December 26, 1921.
Marion Walker Marion Walker and Hamlet C. Hall are married on January 1, 1921 in Waterloo, Iowa.
McPherrin H. Donaldson McPherrin H. Donaldson and Nola K. Fromme are married on December 23, 1921.
Blanche Martin Blanche Martin and Walter H. Beal are married at the home of Mrs. Beal's sister on September 22, 1921.
Leah M. Moore Leah M. Moore is married to Oscar C. Hansen. The couple are to reside in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Ime Jeglum Ime Jeglum is married to Elmer Osher in Estherville, Iowa on September 28, 1921. They are to reside in Tucson, Arizona.
Mabelle McCord Mabelle McCord is married to Lilburn Colville of Des Moines on July 2, 1921.
Ruth Manatt Ruth Manatt is married to Clarence Hoff at the Immaculate Conception Church in Cedar Rapids on September 27, 1921.
Henriette C. Taylor Henriette C. Taylor is married to Mark Wilbur Campbell on October 15, 1921 in Waterloo.
Ruth Gavin Ruth Gavin and Lewis R. Kennedy are married in Des Moines on October 22, 1921.
Anna Funk Anna Funk and Samuel A. Reid are married and reside in Hayden, Colorado.
Muriel Draper Muriel Draper is married to Forrest Johnson in Montevideo, Minnesota on September 22, 1921.
Ulmont Kellog Reese Ulmont K. Reese is married to Mary Ralson in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan where Reese serves as an instructor of mathematics at the local high school.
Building and business committee President Murphy makes five appointments to the Board of Education.
Hon. D. D. Murphy President Murphy is reelected to his office in the Board of Education.
Hon. P. K. Holbrook Parker K. Holbrook is reelected to the office of vice-president of the Board of Education for a two year term.
Mrs. Charles R. Brenton Mrs. Charles R. Brenton is honored at the Eleventh Biennial Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers Association in Mason City, Iowa. Mrs. Z. C. Thornburg delivers the memorial address.
Irene Louise Holmes Irene Louise Holems is married to Gardner Fey on June 9, 1921. The couple are to reside on the groom's farm in California.
Miss Anna B. Lawther Anna B. Lawther and Pauline Lewelling Devitt visit the Teachers College to adress the Asssembly of students and faculty in the auditorium.
Benjamin Franklin Osborn Benjamin Franklin Osborn of the Board of Trustees for the Iowa State Normal School marries Hetti Heater Bailey in Des Moines.
Page 8
Article Article Summary
Mrs. H. R. Iblings Mary Olive Sessions died in the home that she shared with her husband, H. R. Iblings, on January 13, 1922.
Anton Sartori Anton Sartori, husband of Kate Mullarky-Sartori, died at the age of sixty-eight from pneumonia on January 21, 1922.
Edward Robinson Howard Robinson and Mildred Wells-Robinson give birth to Edward Robinson on December 11, 1921.
Margaret VanHouten Professor and Mrs. L. H. VanHouten give birth to a daughter on December 4, 1921 in Edinboro, Pennsylvania.
Campanile fund Donators to the Campanile fund listed.
Martin Herbert Lane Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lane give birth to Martin Herbert Lane on October 9, 1921 in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Mary Gertrude Nolan Arthur and Margaret Nolan give birth to Mary Gertrude on July 3, 1921 in Madison, South Dakota.
William Wesley Gist Captain and Mrs. Julian Hurlburt Gist give birth to William Wesley Gist III on December 3, 1921 in Camp Benning, Georgia.
Theodore Riland Cross J. Foy Cross and Edith Riland-Cross give birth to Theodore Riland-Cross on December 17, 1921 in Cedar Falls.