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1 Big time planned for October homecomers; annual business meeting now at Homecoming October22 Outline of activities; photo.
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2 Reverend Ries honored Alumnus Father Mike Ries is pastor of large Chicago parish.
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3 Chicago alumni enjoy August picnic; Mrs. Sward, as delegate of group, visits campus to make plans for Century of Progress Exhibition Alumni have picnic in Jackson Park; plan for reunion in Chicago.
4 Emma B. Kuschl Teaching in Attica.
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5 C. L. Shartle Teaching at Ohio State University.
6 Democrats honor Cap Miller North Dakota Democrats consider Miller as possible candidate for Secretary of Agriculture.
7 Dorothy Charles
Charles--Dorothy (Student--1923) 		Accepts position as cataloguer in Pennsylvania.
8 Mrs. Frank C. Tate Visits campus with family.
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9 Lack of education costly, graduates warned 292 students receive degrees or diplomas at summer 1932 Commencement; George F. Zook gives address.
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10 Dinner speech stirs graduates Alumnus J. H. Anderson speaks on meeting present economic problems.
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11 McDonalds have family reunion Family includes four ISTC graduates.
12 New equipment for the Campanile Westminster and hour chimes now powered by electricity; new motors installed; false roof installed beneath bell chamber; steam heat installed; Fasoldt encased in glass cabinet; screen excludes birds from bell tower.
13 Twin Cities reunion set for February Dinner scheduled.
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14 Judge W. C. Radcliffe Elected president of Iowa Bar Association.
15 Margaret E. Ryan Teaching at Oyster Bay, New York.
16 Music head honored Composition by Professor Kurtz played in New York.
17 The College at the State Fair Description of ISTC exhibit in Des Moines.
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18 Fifty years a teacher Louise Barrett to retire; tribute from students and colleagues..
19 Kathryn Dougherty Will teach in Waterloo.
20 Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Culley Visit the Seerleys and the Lathams.
21 This little girl had dinner Bohan family attends alumni dinner in Chicago and gets a laugh.
22 Zoe Britton Visits parents in Cedar Falls.
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23 Certification bill distributed Professor Hart hopes this bill will go to the General Assembly in January 1933.
24 Famous artists on program Maria Jeritza and Fritz Kreisler will play.
25 Four year enrollment increases Enrollment of four year students increases from 1968 to 2062 in 1931-1932 school year.
26 Remodeling an building program Heating plant should be ready for use by October 1, 1932; Commons may be ready by May 1933; other smaller remodeling projects underway.
27 Saturday classes grow Thirty-four students currently enrolled; new classes will be organized.
28 Xanho fraternity Rents house at 2500 Franklin.
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29 Critic supervisor resigns Helen Waters resigns and marries Lloyd F. Rader.
30 Delphians win intramurals Four hundred women take part in intramurals, including field hockey, basketball, volleyball, tennis, swimming, archery, and golf.
31 Freshmen wear purple and green Men to wear caps; women to wear buttons.
32 Student Council activities Sponsors dances, shows, and other activities.
33 Women still surpass men Seven women and one man achieve perfect grades.
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34 Alumni and members Roster of those receiving degrees at University of Iowa.
35 New instructors assume duties Brief profiles of new faculty.
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36 Picture revives memories of years gone by Thoughts on seeing a photo of the ISNS faculty of 1885; a look at the early faculty and their lasting influences; photo.
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37 After dinner speaking contest First opportunity for ISTC students to participate in a contest of this kind.
38 An article R. W. Harbeson publishes article on railway rate adjustment.
39 New members of teaching department Roster of new faculty.
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40 Debate with Dublin scheduled Will debate with Irish students.
41 Dr. Cliff W. Stone Visited campus on way to Pullman, Washington..
42 Iver Christoffersen Invites President Seerley to speak at Rotary.
43 Maud E. Lane Teaches children from other countries in Santa Barbara, California.
44 Professor and Mrs. S. F. Hersey Entertain family.
45 Student Loan Fund report Annual financial report; about 135 students have received assistance with an average loan of about $55.
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46 Gridders set for nine game schedule 1932 football season preview.
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47 Athlete tells of old days G. V. Orr recalls track performance of Red Hamilton.
48 Athletic director honored L. L. Mendenhall initiated into Phi Delta Kappa.
49 Athletics for All program 528 men take part in intramurals.
50 Tennis tournament started Coach Haddox donates trophy for new tournament.
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51 "Good Form" booklet issued Intersorority Council puts out book on proper behavior.
52 Century of Progress reunion Alumni planning reunion in Chicago in association with the World's Fair there; have already held organizing picnic.
53 Cover picture Students and faculty are looking forward to welcoming alumni back to campus for Homecoming celebration.
54 Fifty years Tribute to Louise Barrett for her fifty years of service in teaching.
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55 Bert B. Welty Lawyer in Nevada, Iowa.
56 J. L. St. John State chemist and Head of the Division of Chemistry in the Agriculture Experiment Station at the State College in Pullman, Washington.
57 Laura A. Benedict Retired from teaching after forty years.
58 Luella W. Wright Member of the English Department of the University of Iowa; recently completed book on literary life of Friends.
59 Mary L. Phares Awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree in psychology and education from the University of Iowa.
60 Mrs. D. Sands Wright Visited her son Joseph and his wife this summer; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright are directors of physical education at a school in Chicago; daughters Ruth and Luella made trip to West Coast.
61 Mrs. Welty The former Alice Shoemaker's husband is a brother of Ira Welty.
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62 Aletha Parks Teaches commerce at the Withrow High School in Cincinnati, Ohio.
63 C. F. Perrott Principal of Turlock Union High School in Ceres, California.
64 John C. Glenn Assistant supervisor of education in the Federal Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kansas.
65 Mary B. Ormsby Teaches in the Eastman Street School on Los Angeles, California.
66 Mrs. W. F. Mains The former Mary E. Millea now lives in St. Joseph, Missouri.
67 Mrs. William McVey Scales The former Margaret E. Parks now lives in East Hutchinson, Kansas, and works part time in a nursery school.
68 Norma Gillett Received graduate teaching fellowship at the University of Iowa; plans to get her Master of Arts degree.
69 Robert Burley Coach in Wellman, Iowa.
70 S. C. Jacobsen Assistant county attorney of Black Hawk County.
71 Sidna J. Dowell Sailed from New York City for two months abroad.
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72 Alvin O. H. Setzepfandt Supervising principal of elementary grades in Tulsa, Oklahoma; called on old friends.
73 Dr. Erwin Schenk Physician in Des Moines, Iowa, spoke on a radio program.
74 Eugenia Hsia Lives in China and wrote five stories about the Chinese people.
75 Milton Moore Graduated with a B. M. degree in voice from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
76 Mrs. V. Gordon Kern The former Emma Frances Chase lives in Montevideo, Uruguay, and plans on visiting in New York.
77 Mrs. William Mendenhall The former Bertha Marsh, a former member of the natural science faculty visited campus and called on old friends.
78 Paul E. James Attorney-at-law in Des Moines, Iowa, visited the college with his wife.
79 Peter Luteyn Now serving as professor of engineering mathematics at Marquette College in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
80 Thomas Fraser McDonald Visited campus on June 19, 1932.
81 W. C. Jarnagin Editor of the Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune in Storm Lake, Iowa.
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82 Carrie Niday Teaches geography in a junior high school in West Waterloo, Iowa.
83 Dr. Hans Andersen Instructor in English at Oklahoma A. and M. in Stillwater, Oklahoma; visited Cedar Falls during the summer.
84 Dr. J. Ralph Magee Lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, and visited some old friends with his wife.
85 H. W. Fearing Visited his family with his wife.
86 Harry Jewell Engaged in real estate business in Detroit, Michigan.
87 Karl Kluever Teaches in a high school in Champaign, Illinois.
88 Lloyd Phillips Teaches English and dramatics at a high school in Laurel, Nebraska.
89 Merton L. Fuller Official in charge of the government weather bureau and the forecaster for the northern Illinois district.
90 Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer Visited family.
91 Mrs. Emil R. Meyer The former Iva Benedict now lives in Burfordville, Missouri.
92 Mrs. Jurgen C. Skow The former Louisa A. Nelson attended the Bible Conference in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
93 Robert Fullerton Professor of voice at the McPhail School of Music in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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94 A. C. Fuller Elected president of the Cedar Falls Rotary Club.
95 Alberta Freese Teaches commercial work in the Dundee High School in Dundee, Michigan.
96 Allen Read Research assistant on the American dictionary at the University of Chicago.
97 Anna E. Bevan Teaches first and second grades in Elgin, Iowa.
98 Anne I. Schoeneman Teaches department work at Stuttgart, Arkansas.
99 Benjamin W. Robinson Director of student employment service at the University of Iowa.
100 Carrie J. Lang Now lives in Pasadena, California.
101 E. Marguerite Doubler Teaches home economics in the Junior and Senor High School in Genoa, Illinois.
102 Erna Lampe Teaches music and English in Rinard, Iowa.
103 Florence E. Brown Attending Columbia University in New York City.
104 Fred D. Cram Wrote a book outlining research processes.
105 Helen Struve Teaches in a rural school in Mt. Auburn, Iowa.
106 Marvyl Zieman High school principal and English teacher in Hayfield, Iowa.
107 Mary Read Geography major who received an M. A. degree from the University of Chicago.
108 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Clay Went on a fishing and hunting trip in Canada.
109 Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Starbuck Visited her parents in Cedar Falls.
110 Mrs. Elmer Page The former Evalyn Holthaus is a music instructor at the schools in Gary, Indiana.
111 Olive S. Squires Received a B. A. degree from Coe College.
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112 A. J. Meyer Opened a medical office in Glendale, California.
113 Allie R. Fisher Now lives in Waterloo, Iowa.
114 Arlene I. Sanger Teaches third and fourth grade and grade music at Randalia, Iowa.
115 Beryl A. Dillavou Teaches department work at the Longfellow School in Iowa City, Iowa.
116 Carolyn A. Campbell Teaches second grade in McGregor, Iowa.
117 Florence Hoth Teaches fifth and sixth grades in Palo, Iowa.
118 Frieda E. Jacobs Teaches Junior High in Scarville, Iowa.
119 Helen E. Trommer Employed in the Research Department of a publishing company in Chicago, Illinois.
120 Irma E. Cornish Teaches grades at Spirit Lake, Iowa.
121 Lauretta Starry Music supervisor in Harris, Iowa.
122 Leslie C. Sheppard Superintendent of schools in Albert City, Iowa.
123 Marie A. Tully Public school music supervisor in Benton, Wisconsin.
124 Mary E. Whetzel Teaches third grade at Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
125 May Hartley Teaches history in a high school in Aledo, Illinois.
126 Mrs. B. J. Posegate The former Elizabeth Gleason teaches primary grades in Des Moines, Iowa.
127 Mrs. Inez Beadle Ericson Elementary grade teacher in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
128 Mrs. M. Vaughan The former Velva Snyder is studying commerce at the University of Iowa.
129 Mrs. Omar R. Parker The former Floy Younkin now lives in Seattle, Washington.
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130 Calvin Schnucker Pastor of the Ransey Reformed Church in Titonka, Iowa.
131 Coral Stoddard Fourth grade supervisor in the Training School at Nebraska State Teachers College in Wayne, Nebraska.
132 Fred C. Gilchrist Lawyer in Laurens, Iowa; was renominated as a Republican candidate for Congress.
133 Gladys E. Lynch Received a Ph. D. degree from the University of Iowa.
134 J. L. St. John State chemist and head of the Division of Chemistry at the State College of Washington in Pullman, Washington; has written many articles.
135 Lucille C. Townsend Student dietician at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
136 Marjorie J. Palmquist Teaches in a rural school in Faith, South Dakota.
137 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Baird Moved to Spencer, Iowa.
138 Mrs. A. F. Bellman The former Clara Kyler and her husband visited her mother.
139 Mrs. George Wright The former Clara L. Van Pelt and her family visited the college.
140 Mrs. Gerald Craig The former Helen Baldock is in charge of dramatics and public speaking at Globe High School in Globe, Arizona.
141 Mrs. M. L. Fuller The former Nancy Golden gave lectures on gardens in Claremont, California.
142 Rachel Olson Teaches in a rural school near Calamus, Iowa.
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143 A picture of President-Emeritus Homer H. Seerley Appeared on the cover of a Midland Schools issue, published by Iowa State Teachers Association.
144 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard Was superintendent and teacher in Butler County; now teaching at Idaho Normal School.
145 Mrs. C. J. Scheeler The former Matilda Palmer was honored at many social events.
146 Reverend W. C. Conradi Wrote a sermon that was published in "The Church Messenger".
147 The editor of the Alumnus has received a number Edith Neely McConnell sent some pictures to the editor of the Alumnus.
148 The names of two members of the instructional staff A look back at an old newspaper article.
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149 Charles F. Severance Retired from post office after twenty-two years; former principal of the Shellsburg and Clarksville, Iowa, schools.
150 Fern Boone Teaches social science in the Junior High School in Clinton, Iowa
151 Frank Hovorka Instructor in chemistry at the Western Reserve University on Cleveland, Ohio.
152 Geneva McElhinney Married Ross L. Barnett on June 12, 1932.
153 Irving H. Hart, Jr. Married Caroline Williams on July 30, 1932; both are studying at the University of Texas at San Antonio..
154 June Fergason Married Wayne Leighty on June 22, 1932.
155 Maynard J. Hoffman Teaches science at Watertown, South Dakota.
156 Mrs. John Bennett The former Elizabeth Hart visited Cedar Falls in August.
157 Ruth Douthart Married Darrel D. Slocum on June 14, 1932.
158 Sara Mae Spearing Married George W. Short on June 12, 1932.
159 Weta Footitt Granted a store service scholarship in the School of Retailing at New York University.
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160 Bertha Gardner Married Robert Woehrle on June 10, 1932.
161 Burdette E. Nelson Married Frederic I. Norton on June 14, 1932.
162 Eloene Davis Married Elwood Harwell on June 11, 1932.
163 Genevieve McClenahan Married Roy A. Ewers on June 20, 1932.
164 Margaret A. Tarbox Married Maurice E. Staphy on June 5, 1932; Mr. Staphy is teaching at Thornton Township High School.
165 Martha J. Miller Married Galen J. Smith on July 20, 1932.
166 Martha L. Dougherty Married Dr. H. A. Pinkerton on February 12, 1932.
167 Ruth Kurtz Married John Lynch in February of 1932.
168 Wilma Mohler Married Lewis T. Long on March 26, 1932.
169 Zelda Axtell Married Theodore R. Ehrhorn on May 28, 1932.
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170 Fern O. Lynn Married Rush L. Bright on April 24, 1932.
171 Helen Zache Married David Peterson on February 14, 1932.
172 Irma Steele Married Harold Stevens on August 24, 1932.
173 Leatine Crawford Married Fred Jacobsen on July 6, 1932.
174 Merble E. De Atley Married James H. Buchanan on October 24, 1931.
175 Miriam Boysen Married Paul Grassfield on September 3, 1932.
176 Ruth A. Cavana Married Melvin Slacks on June 7, 1932.
177 Ruth Flynn Married James J. Ahren on August 6, 1932.
178 Valeria C. Ross Married Frank Yoerger during the summer of 1932.
179 Vera Winterowd Married J. Phillip Mayer on June 25, 1932.
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180 Cecelia Vogelsang Died on July 23, 1932, by drowning in Pine Lake.
181 Dr. and Mrs. P. Victor Peterson The former Mary Short and her husband are parents of Eleanor Marie, who was born on August 18, 1932.
182 Dr. Michael J. Kenefick Died on August 6, 1932, at the age of 71.
183 Gladys L. Arns Married Irving Wolfe.
184 Mr. and Mrs. C. Dwight England The former Elsie Wise and her husband are parents of George Dwight, who was born on December 17, 1931.
185 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Middleton The former Ruth E. Lyon and her husband are parents of Donna Ruth, who was born on July 2, 1932.
186 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Brendel The former Amy M. Van Duyn and her husband are parents of Donald Lee, who was born on June 28, 1932.
187 Mr. and Mrs. John Origer The former Margaret Ester Buttemore and her husband are parents of Gregory John, who was born on December 7, 1931.
188 R. C. McConnell Died on July 6, 1932, at his home, following an illness of two years.
189 Sarah J. Dickey Died on June 23, 1932.
190 William Elery Kyler Died on June 19, 1932, at his home.
191 Wilma Mills Married G. O. Palmer on July 27, 1931.
192 Winifred Gethmann Married Dr. Lloyd Thompson on September 1, 1932.
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193 Dr. Roscoe Volland His wife, Mabel Montgomery Volland, died.
194 Final rites for Mrs. Louisa Jennings Rich On April 24, 1932, the funeral rites of Mrs. Louisa Jennings Rich were held in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
195 Mrs. Lusetta Roadman Died in July of 1932; all five of her children attended the Teachers College.
196 Mrs. Roscoe Volland The former Mabel Montgomery died on August 8, 1932.
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197 Mabel Aldah Cole Died on April 3, 1932, after suffering from arthritis for many years.
198 Margaret I. Berry Died on April 28, 1932.
199 William E. Kyler Died on June 19, 1932; sudden shock to friends.