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Eighteen elected to college who's who Roster of students selected.
Special Service held Armistice Day American Legion retires flag at ceremony.
Orchestra gives fall concert Symphony program.
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Jack Shelly and E. Stanley Jones speak Speak on post-war world.
Students dress hobo style for Cut Day Band marches through buildings to lead Cut Day; Dean Campbell also dresses as hobo; photo.
More men enroll for winter quarter Winter term enrollment is 1261, including 297 men; 170 of the men are veterans; sixty-five of the men are married.
Teacher's life not Riley's C. H. Munson speaks on rural education.
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Veterans return to alma mater

Experiences of veterans returning to college; vets organize group as Pan-Vets (Panther Veterans) to deal with readjustments and to promote their interests.
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Reunion set for Des Moines Will meet in conjunction with ISTA.
T. C. alumni meet in Chicago President Price speaks.
Special six-week session for veterans Courses selected to meet veterans' needs.
Pop saves soles Pop Mortensen, who has repaired shoes in a shop across from Berg's Drugstore for twenty years, talks about his work.
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C. A. Fullerton dies Professor Fullerton died December 14, 1945; obituary.
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Faculty members return Coaches Nordly and McCuskey as well as Professor Emil Bock return from service.
Teachers College of the Air New programming includes music by college faculty; photo.
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Four new buildings in post-war plans President Price announces plans for a new campus school, an arts and industries building, a health services and hospital building, and a new garage to meet potential increased enrollment; detailed description of planned new facilities.
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Purple Panthers back from wars Basketball season preview; photo.
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Panther gridders win 3, lose 3 1945 football season wrap-up.
Wrestling to be resumed 1946 wrestling season preview.
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Alumni celebrate first post-war Homecoming Description of activities; photo.
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I love it, says first year English teacher Beverly Smith talks about her first teaching job in Newton; photo.
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Alumnae write KXEL scripts Aloysia Daley Kies and Zatha Pilson Weems work together.
A plea for better living Speaker Stewart B. Hamblen believes that schools can help people raise their standard of living.
Gates accepts position in Colorado. Professor Gates will teach in Greeley; has been at Teachers College since 1941.
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There's something in a name Alumna Isabel B. Brogan suggests that it is time for ISTC to change its name.
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Alumnus serving G. I. Paper Leroy W. Furry working at American University in England.
Grad presents estate Reginald Stuart presents estate in California to Boy Scouts.
Miss Barker presides at parley Presides at regional meeting of Sigma Alpha Iota.
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Christmas festivities, Dec. 13-20 Description of activities.
Dads watch Panthers beat Loras Description of Dad's Day activities.
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Lionel I. Lieberman Brooklyn, New York, Army.
Gerald T. Koger Waterloo, Army, Africa, Europe.
Leonard Charles Kokesh Waterloo, Army, United States.
Roy Kragel Latimer, Army Air Forces, Prisoner of War, Germany.
Jack L. Larsen Ottumwa, Army, England, Europe.
Leeman, Gerald Grant Osage, Naval Air Corps, Navy.
James C. Jensen Waterloo, Army, Europe (prisoner of war in Germany).
Keith L. Keel Traer, Army.
Trevor C. Kelford Waterloo, Navy, United States.
Robert Wm. Kennedy Eldora, Navy, Atlantic and Pacific Fleet, Aleutians.
David F. Koch, Jr. Elgin, Illinois, Army Air Forces, England, Africa, South America, Iceland, Greeland.
Leask H. Hermann Waterloo, Army Air Forces, Europe, Africa, South America.
Edgar N. Holdne Coon Rapids, Army Air Forces, United States.
John Holler Waterloo, Army, United States.
Richard E. Holsteen Burlington, Army Air Forces, Pacific.
James A. Hall Cresco, Army, United States.
Dean C. Gilbert Aurelia, Army Air Forces, United States.
Richard Gorman Cedar Falls, Army.
Warren Y. Gore Jefferson, Army Air Forces, Europe.
Donald A. Green Burlington, Navy, Pacific.
Walter J. Harris Williamsburg, Army Air Forces, Europe.
Hardman, Harold B. Waterloo, Army.
Donald G. Dutcher Cedar Falls, Navy.
Bob Esau Burlington, Navy, Atlantic, North and South Pacific.
Robert Ferris Rutland, Army Air Forces, Italy.
Don E. Flieder Waterloo, Navy, United States.
Robert N. Ford Center Point, Army, England.
Ned S. Cone, Jr. Waterloo, Army Air Forces, Pacific, Europe.
Wayne Cole Slater, Army Air Forces, United States.
Joseph E. Dennis Cedar Falls, Army, Africa, Europe.
Leland A. Dickinson Shellsburg, Marines, Pacific.
George H. Diestelmeier Waterloo, Army, Europe, and Africa.
Bruce Boslough Cedar Falls, Army Air Forces, United States.
Robert W. Brindley Cedar Falls, Army Air Forces, United States.
Richard Webster Burns Cedar Falls, Navy, Fleet Hospital.
Theodore O. Carlquest Gladbrook, Navy, Pacific.
Loring M. Carl Waterloo, Army Air Forces, Europe.
George G. Clark Cedar Falls, Army Air Forces, Europe.
Maurice Barnard Waterloo, Army, Africa, Europe.
Raymond Lewis Berry Vinton, Navy, Central and South America.
Robert F. Bigler Cedar Falls, Army.
E. Dean Boldt Jesup, Army Air Forces, United States.
Eugene E. Boelling Corning, Army, Africa, Europe.
Richard W. Abele Atlantic, Army Air Forces, China, Burma, India.
Marion R. Axtell Waterloo, Army, Europe.
John Ball New Hampton, Army, Europe, Africa.
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Sam Tassio Chicago, Illinois, Army, Navy, England.
Ralph B. Tritsch Dubuque, Navy.
Edward Jack Webster Waterloo, Navy, Pacific.
James I. White Whitten, Naval Air Corps, United States.
Norman C. White Jefferson, Coast Guard.
Chester T. Williams Davenport, Army, Alaska.
Richard E. Simpson Webster City, Navy, Canada.
Earnest F. Sixta Cedar Rapids, Army Air Forces, South America.
Kenneth Speck Waterloo, Army Air Forces.
Maurice C. Springer Cedar Falls, Army Air Forces, Europe.
Robert Halsey Stewart Cedar Falls, Army Air Forces, United States.
Robert L. Schlader Floyd, Army Air Forces, England.
Robert J. Schreiner Waterloo, Army Air Forces, England.
Norman Sea Sumner, Army, Europe.
Joe Seger, Jr. Charles City, Army Air Forces, United States.
Jack B. Selbig Waterloo, Army Air Forces, Caribbean.
Caryl E. Shupe Burlington, Army, Bermuda, Africa, Europe.
Emmanuel Petersen Cedar Falls, Army, Africa.
Donald L. Porter Cedar Falls, Army Air Forces, Europe.
Cyril Joseph Powers Waterloo, Army, England.
Allen H. Rodemeyer Alexander, Army, Europe.
Daniel C. Rogers Waterloo, Army.
Lyndon H. Schaffer Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Army.
Delbert W. Mully Cedar Falls, Army, Europe.
William B. McMurray Waterloo, Army Air Forces, United States.
Sam Newberg New York, New York, Navy, Atlantic.
Gerald Omlid Waterloo, Navy, Army, United States.
Robert E. Owen Clarinda, Army, United States.
Melvin R. Owen Tipton, Army, Ireland, Scotland, Africa.
John H. Messerli Monticello, Army Air Forces, Europe.
Henry C. Miller Cromwell, Army Air Forces, Central America.
Vernelle C. Miller Cedar Falls, Army, Pacific.
Cecil Mott Mason City, Army, Europe.
Joseph G. Mueller Ridgewood, New York, Army, Pacific.
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Harold D. Harrington Is associate professor of botany at Colorado Agricultural College, Ft. Collins, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Snyder, (Marion Bratton) Are living at Corydon, Iowa, where he is employed in a feed elevator. Their have a son, Harley.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Young, (Olga Schipull) Reside at Rockford, Illinois, where Arthur is laboratory technician with the Barber Coleman Company. Arthur received the M. A. degree from the State University of Iowa. They have one son, Gary Richard.
Wilma G. Brown Is children's librarian in Kanowha County Public Library. She resides in Charleston, West Virginia.
Helen Narber Assistant professor of education in the Allyn Elementary School of Southern Illinois Normal University, Carbondale. In 1943-1944 was a member of the Collaboration Center on Human Development and Education at the University of Chicago.
Mina Jongewaard Has been serving for the past three years with the war Emergency Y M C A Committee in India and Burma, working most of the time with British forces. Since 1925, she has been doing mission work in India, and has been located at Palmaner since 1927.
E. Keith Popejoy Is orchestra and band director at Fallbrook, California.
Ruth I. Popejoy Missionary to Ecuador for the past fifteen years, returned to the United States last year and is now in Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Price, (Lucille Popejoy) Live on a fruit ranch near Encinitas, California. Lucille is a registered nurse and does some nursing in San Diego.
Gordon L. Green Now resides in Hollywood, California.
Geraldine Gilbert Is an American Red Cross nurse at Fitzsimons General Hospital, Denver, Colorado. She recently returned after serving a year as hospital recreation worker with the Forty-sixth General Hospital in Africa and the Seventeenth General Hospital in Italy.
Owen P. McElmeel Residing in Inglewood, California, he is professor of speech at Loyola University, Los Angeles. In September he delivered the principal address at the Minnesota State Society annual reunion at Los Angeles; also spoke before the Good Government Club.
Linnie D. Savage Resides in Independence, California. Her son George W. was recently released to inactive duty as lieutenant commander in the Naval Reserve, after three years in the service. Linnie taught in the schools at Fairfield, Des Moines, and Pomona, California.
Clinton Simpson Has recently had published a book on economics entitled "Spending, Saving, and Employment." He has been professor of economics at Ohio State University since 1924. Prior to that time he was assistant professor of economics at Yale University.
Thomas Teakle Is instructor in history at the Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington.
Maude B. Popejoy Anderson Husband C. W. Anderson, died June 21, 1945, at York, Neb. They had five children: Marguerite McConnell, Helen Bettger, Earl W., Opal, and Donna. Maude's mother, (I. M. Popejoy), who conducted a student rooming house, died in 1930 in York, Nebraska.
Cap E. Miller Is professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo. In September he was elected president of Fargo-Moorhead Chapter Six, American War Dads.
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Merritt Cummings Is band instructor and mathematics teacher in the schools at Hubbard, Iowa.
Elizabeth McElhinney Is now working as secretary in the Bureau of Alumni Service at the Teachers College. Following graduation, she taught commercial education in the high school at Solon, Iowa, and was employed for three years in the offices of Harris and Van Metre.
Mary E. Rickey Is teaching mathematics in Roosevelt Senior High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she resides.
Rachel Rosenberger Was recently appointed a member of the music faculty of Meredith College and Peace Junior College, both in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is also a violinist in the North Carolina State Symphony Orchestra.
John Champlin Has begun his ninth year of service in the schools at Mount Ayr, Iowa. He is instructor in typing, physics, and physical education. He and his wife have two sons, Ronald and Nick.
Sgt. And Mrs. Edwin H. Madsen, (Genevieve Nordskog) Reside in Alexandria, Louisiana. She has a civil service appointment and is working in the office of the post dental laboratory. Sgt. Madsen is stationed at Camp Claiborne with the 714th Railway Operating Battalion. In 1944 he was at Anchorage, Alaska.
F. A. (Jack) Kwolek Received his discharge from the Navy on November 8 and is again teaching machine shop in the Technical Vocational High School, Hammond, Indiana. He entered the service in November, 1942, while teaching at Hammond, where he currently resides.
Capt. Virgil J. O'Connor, (Marie Baker) Is head of the Training Aids Section of the Army Air Forces Weather Service, Asheville, North Carolina. His wife, Marie Baker, and two children, Cara and Michael, are also living in Asheville.
Lt. (jg) Wilbur B. Maxson Is with the Naval Reserve, studying radar military intelligence at the Naval Training Station, Harbor Building, Boston, Mass. He recently completed the pre-radar course at Harvard University. Before entering the service Lt. Maxson was a science teacher.
Mrs. Kenneth J. Kleespie, (Helen L. Fink) Is living at Conrad, Iowa, while her husband is serving with the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Konz, (Helen Kyhl) Reside in Columbus, Ohio, where Frank is with contract terminations of the United States Engineers. Helen is teaching English in the Everett Junior High School.
Dorothy Palmer Is teaching accounting and shorthand to the patients in the General Hospital, Camp Carson, Colorado. This work is under the direction of the Educational Reconditioning Program of the United States Armed Forces Institute.
Melvene Draheim Is studying at the University of Chicago, where she received a fellowship in May 1945; is working toward a doctor of philosophy degree in education; member of the department of communications and coordinator of the laboratory at Stephens College, Mo.
Paul E. Popejoy Has charge of instrumental music in the schools of San Diego, California. He married Harriett Miller, formerly of Cedar Falls; have three children, Darlene, Lee, and Dale. Every member of the family plays in the San Diego symphony orchestra.
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Hazel M. Black Is doing extension work as elementary consultant with Mississippi State College for Women at Columbus, Mississippi.
Irvene L. Farnsworth Is instructor in English in the schools at Rock Rapids, Iowa, where she resides.
Marjorie Perry Is now living in Davenport, Iowa, where she is teaching in the Davenport schools.
Mary Ellen Sprole Is instructor of commercial education in the high school at Nome, Alaska. She previously taught for two years at Lake Park and for one year at Perry, Iowa. Before going to Alaska she took graduate work at the University of Denver.
Agnes Cunningham Is teaching junior high school science in the schools at Tama, Iowa, where she resides.
Mrs. Robert E. Maron, (Dorothy J. Lincoln) Is now employed with Sears Roebuck and Company in Chicago, as advertising copy writer. A recent issue of The Alumnus incorrectly gave her position as that of secretary of the Hallicrafter Radio Company. She resides in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wachter, (Margery Hass) Reside in Hillsboro, Wisconsin, where John is agricultural instructor in the high school.
Gordon R. Sorensen Is boys' physical education director and coach in the schools at Williamsburg, Iowa, where he taught before entering the Army Air Forces. He received a discharge in September after three years of service, thirteen months of which was overseas in Italy.
Mrs. Clair C. Biddison, (K. Marcella Hull) Resides in Sherman Oaks, California, while her husband, T/Sgt. Biddison is serving with the Army.