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Department of Music Profile of Department of Music and its head, Charles A. Fullerton; photo.
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Art and Manual Arts Profile of department and its head, C. H. Bailey; photo.
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Physics and Chemistry Profile of department and its head, Louis Begeman; photo.
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Latin, Greek, and German Profile of department and its head, Frank Ivan Merchant; photo.
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Romance Languages Profile of department and its head, I. L. Lillehei; photo.
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Religion Profile of department and its head, Howland Hanson; photo.
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"Forgotten school unit" presented at reunion Description of Des Moines dinner and Homecoming reunion; consider difficulties of rural schools.
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Martin memorial scholarships Caryl Middleton and Fern Clark are first recipients of Bertha Martin memorial scholarships for "promise and distinction in the dramatic arts."
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Miss Lynam heads teachers association ISTC alumna Anna Lynam elected president of ISTA; biographical sketch; photo.
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Alumnus returns after thirty years William C. Jarnagin gives reactions on return to campus.
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Homecoming registration twice that of 1932 Over six hundred register; officers elected; description of activities; new Alumni Association constitution presented and ratified..
New alumni constitution Text of new constitution.
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Alumni roster increased by fall graduation Twenty-five students received degrees or diplomas; George A. Works presents address; roster of those receiving degrees or diplomas.
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Physical Education staff--a correction Profile of Doris White; photo.
Reunion of Class of 1909 Plans for reunion in June.
Former students receive honors Roster of ISTC alumnae whose rural schools were judged "superior".
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Purple Pen issued Fall issue available.
Tutor Tickler managers chosen Burton Byers and Raymond Phillips named.
Tutors debate with British team Debate question regarding the League of Nations.
Dads guests of college Three hundred dads come to campus for fifth annual Dad's Day.
All-American yearbook 1933 Old Gold receives superior rating.
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Fullerton editor of booklet Booklet describes model music festival.
Branch school at Corning Eleven instructors will teach at center.
Dr. Robinson receives medal Honored for submitting prize-winning American Legion post history.
Enrollment record established Winter term enrollment is 1425; ratio of women to men is now under 2:1.
New pep organization formed Pep Fraternity organized to lead cheering and to promote friendliness; will consider affiliation with Pi Epsilon Pi.
Dr. Harbeson's articles published Publishes articles on transportation.
Dr. Fahrney is honored Article on teaching history will be published.
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Alumni issue book Professor Shepherd and Elizabeth Hart Bennett will publish book on reading.
Miller boomed for candidacy Cap E. Miller being promoted to run as Democratic candidate for Senate in North Dakota.
Leslie H. Callender Superintendent of schools in St. Charles.
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State tournament to be held at Teachers College State high school basketball tournament will be held in Men's Gymnasium.
New award to be given Berg Trophies discontinued; new award will be made on basis of value to team and for "exceptional attainment".
Varsity men awarded letters Roster of twenty-two men awarded football letters for 1933.
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Seven lettermen return for basketball Season preview; photo.
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Six gridders end careers Season wrap-up.
O. Nichols wins decathlon Orville Nichols wins five of ten events.
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Squad of nineteen reports for wrestling Season preview for 1934; photo.
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The new year Outlines role of teachers in dealing with economic depression and leaders' reactions to it.
Edward Gingerich Teaching at Nettleton Commercial College in South Dakota.
Lawrence A. Wood Teaching in Boise, Idaho.
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Ethel E. Lindsay Teaches mathematics and Latin in Renwick, Iowa, and acted as principal for four years.
Leonard Olsen In charge of the Field House Dormitory at the University of Commerce in Aberdeen, South Dakota, where he is doing graduate work in physics.
Mrs. Merle Trickey The former Edna Butler now lives in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Arvilla Benshoof Attended Gregg College in Chicago, Illinois, during the summer and teaches at Creston, Iowa.
Max Noah Head of the music department at Guilford College in Guilford, North Carolina; along with his wife, Max is working toward his Master of Arts degree at Columbia University.
Marjorie Loomis Enrolled at the University of Wisconsin during the summer and teaches at Newton, Iowa.
Milo E. Bixler Assistant in the Chemistry Department at the University of Illinois in Urbana, Illinois.
Mrs. Herbert Collier The former Dorothy Nelson is the superintendent at a Sunday school in Sutherland, Iowa.
Anna M. Nelson Teaches in Big Piney, Wyoming, and enrolled at the University of Chicago in the summer to work toward her Master of Arts degree.
Jane Needham Teaches in Parkersburg, Iowa.
Violet Dell Bennett Teaches commercial subjects in Jamestown, New York; working toward her Master of Arts degree at Columbia University during the summer.
Elsie McElhinney Connected with the Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville, Texas.
Kappa Delta Pi anniversary notes Alumni were invited to the Kappa Delta Pi tenth anniversary.
Edith Berry Works in the Department of Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics at Ohio State University.
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Margaret Wingert Teaches in a rural school near Raymond, Iowa.
C. W. Roadman Sales director in charge of the northwest and southwest states for the B. H. Sanborn Company in Chicago, Illinois.
J. H. Seymour Teaches at the State Teachers College in Valley City, North Dakota.
Florence D. Bailey Member of the Commerce Department at the State Teachers College in Valley City, North Dakota.
Vera Follman Teaches at the high school in Bridgewater, Iowa.
Arlet Christian High school principal and teacher of mathematics at the Milford Township High School in Nevada, Iowa.
Mrs. Marsten Sweet The former V. Gertrude Huffman has lived in Arbuckle, California, for the past six years.
Florentine Martin Teaches high school biology at Le Mars, Iowa.
Alice Charlesworth Spent the summer traveling to Canada, New York, and Washington D. C.
Katherine Rose Taught art for one year at the Webster Grove, Missouri, junior high school and then went traveling.
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H. W. Busby Plans on hibernating in Buffalo, Wyoming, to write a novel.
Arleen Muschewske Teaches fourth, fifth, and sixth grades in the Elkader schools.
H. Cleo Christian Teaches seventh and eighth grades at Foland, Iowa.
Kathryn Langford Teaches seventh and eighth grades at Ruthbun, Iowa.
David W. Knepper Professor and head of the Department of Social Studies at Mississippi State College for Women at Columbus.
Leona Aden Teaches in a rural school near Palmer, Iowa.
Kathryn Doore Teaches first and second grades at Plainfield, Iowa.
Gladys A. Clark Teaches first grade at Winterset, Iowa.
Gladys Van Arsdale Critic in the third and fourth grades in the Training School at State Teacher College in Valley City, North Dakota.
C. T. Addington Teaches sociology in the Central High School in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Alice M. Reidel Teaches sixth and seventh grades at Albion Consolidated School in Albion, Iowa.
Helen Bunker Doing department work in the Junior High School in Red Oak, Iowa.
E. B. Lynch Head of the English Department at the Teachers College and superintendent of the schools in Sigourney, Iowa.
Clara Kiesewetter Teaches in a rural school near Haverhill, Iowa.
Everett Bryant Instructor in a rural school near Corydon.
Faye Stuart Teaches department work in seventh and eighth grades at Williamson, Iowa.
Sheila Seddon Teaches sixth grade in Mystic.
Florence Reynoldson Teaches in a rural school near Madrid, Iowa.
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George E. Welles Visited the college on his way to visit his brothers.
Margaret Broughton Teaches first and second grades at Hartley, Iowa.
Roger Mullinex Teaches chemistry at the Long Beach Junior College in Long Beach, California.
Roger Prior Attending the University of Illinois and working towards his Master of Arts degree.
Betty McElhinney Teaches fourth grade at Lincoln School in Spencer, Iowa.
Dorothy Marie Horn Doing graduate work at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
I. F. Heald Dean of Men at Louisiana State Normal College, where he teaches psychology.
Malcolm Webber High school instructor at the Newkirk Consolidated School in Hospers, Iowa.
Virgil Lekin Chief clerk of the House of Representatives in the Iowa Legislature.
Phillip Shutt Reading clerk of the House of Representatives of the Iowa Legislature.
Elizabeth Warttman Teaches physical education in Creston, Iowa.
Geneva Waters Teaches at the high school in Shellsburg, Iowa.
Alice Watje Teaches at the junior high school in Lake View, Iowa.
Winifred Watkins Acting as primary teacher in Alvord, Iowa.
Marjorie Watson Teaches in Schaller, Iowa.
Mrs. Carl Magdsick The former Verplanck Bennett was elected vice-president of Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Dr. Nelson L. Hersey Chairman of the Armistice Day celebration and is a practicing physician in Independence, Iowa.
Mrs. William Bauer The former La Vane Sellers visited the campus with her sister and daughter.
Mrs. J. R. C. Hoover The former Opal Schrader taught in Carlsbad, New Mexico, for three years.
Kenneth Baldwin An accountant at the Federal Jail of the Department of Justice in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Mary Wallace Teaches first grade at Moville. Iowa.
Mrs. A. B. Jenkins The former G. Lavonne Hinde now lives in Early, Iowa.
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Altha Marquesen Teaches first and second grades in Whitten, Iowa.
Eleanor Seeley Teaches first and second grades in Alden, Iowa.
Margaret Schrubbe Teaches English at the Marion High School in Marion, Iowa.
Ralph C. Schlotfelt Principal of the school in Mt. Auburn, Iowa.
Frances Dickey Head of the Music Department at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington.
Olive Sinclair In graduate school at Columbia University.
Edna Elmore Nurse at Bethany Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas.
Warren L. Wymore Teaches social science and athletics at the high school in Cedar, Iowa.
Alma Bruening Thiese Teaches primary in Oelwein, Iowa.
Dorothy Starbuck Music supervisor in Corydon, Iowa.
Barbara M. Staehling Teaches fourth, fifth, and sixth grades in Hollandale, Minnesota.
Loren Dillon Teaches industrial arts in Fayette, Iowa.
Ruth A. Waugh Supervisor in Monona, Iowa.
George Freshwaters Coach and head of the Junior College in Washington, Iowa.
Dorothea Skeel Secretary of the Lalan Music Shop in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Fleta Hunt Home economics teacher and normal training supervisor in Hamburg, Iowa.
Milton Moore Awarded a fellowship at Juilliard Graduate School of Music in New York City.
Mrs. Austin E. Childs The former Prudence Atwood now lives in Needles, California.
Bartley Ogden Superintendent of school in Alvord, Iowa.
Sara E. Berg Teaches English and reading to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades in Vinton, Iowa.
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Sylvia Day Married Carl Hansen on November 7, 1932.
Lenora Legg Married Walter Steve on June 19, 1933.
Myrtle Daggett Married Alvie R. Smith on August 3, 1931.
Jessie Archer Married B. W. Phillips on June 1, 1933.
Neva Sloan Married Lloyd S. Fiscus on September 2, 1933.
Urma Peterson Married George English on November 28, 1933.
James Milburn Instructor and coach at the high school in Sumatra, Montana.
Lillian Marsh Teaches in the Reinbeck Public Schools.
Gertrude Dresselhuis Teaches in the Commercial Department at the Grundy Junior College in Grundy Center, Iowa.
Mary Crandall Teaches primary, second, and third grade in Hamburg, Iowa.
M. Reid Boyle Principal of the high school in Bondurant, Iowa.
Francis Slagle Teaches in the grades at Osgood, Iowa.
Ida E. Roseland Teaches second grade in Mason City, Iowa.
Lloyd A. Owen Teaches social science in the sixth grade and now lives in Centerville, Iowa.
Oscar E. Newman Teaches eighth grade and is supervisor at the School for the Blind in Alamogordo, New Mexico.
Margaret M. McEvoy Teaches at the Junior High School in Emmetsburg.
Mildred Fae McAfee Teaches department work in fourth, fifth, and sixth grades in Clinton, Iowa.
Mrs. Georgiana Murphy Principal of the fifth and sixth grades at Rudd, Iowa.
Fred J. Schmidt Doing graduate work at Columbia University.
L. P. Stevens Teaches history, manual training, and coaching at the schools in Britt, Iowa.
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Louise Ridenour Married J. Elmer Kline on April 22. 1933.
Mae Griggs Married R. F. Kerman on August 5, 1933.
Jess Arends Married Phyllis Pace on September 16, 1933.
Lucille Hendricks Married Russell Haworth on June 14, 1933.
Dorothy Flickinger Married Wayne Patten on September 20, 1933.