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1 As the semester ends . . . . Students taking test, playing in snow; photo.
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Hanuske--Gustav W. (Physical Plant Staff) 		Campanile in snow; photo.
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3 Iowa Northern University is name Regents chose Doubt remains about name.
4 Maucker predicts crucial year President Maucker again notes pressures of rapidly increasing enrollment; photo.
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5 Former chemistry prof dies Doctor Robert W. Getchell died November 15, 1966.
6 ISU president speaks at mid-year commencement President Parks speaks to 275 graduates; photo.
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7 Committee studies alumni office Committee releases report on study and suggested actions; photo.
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8 SCI Foundation reports on 'telefund' campaign Des Moines: 93 gifts, totaling $550 in response to calls by:
9 SCI Foundation reports on 'telefund' campaign Cedar Falls: 221 gifts totaling $1,391 in response to calls by:
10 SCI Foundation reports on 'telefund' campaign Waterloo: 139 gifts totaling $684 in response to calls by:
11 SCI Foundation reports on 'telefund' campaign Eighteen percent of $32,000 Campanile campaign raised.
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12 Chicago alumni reunion date set The 1967 Chicago Area Alumni Club meeting will be held on Friday, April 14 in oak Brook, Illinois. Reservation forms and additional information will be mailed in mid-March.
13 Hake speaks to tri-state alums at Princeton Club of New York Inaugural meeting.
14 SCI Foundation receives $1000 gift for Campanile C. B. McDonald Trust is benefactor.
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15 California alumni schedule reunions The Southern California Alumni Association will hold its 1967 reunion in Los Angeles, California.
16 Holmes named to 'Hall of Fame' George Holmes was honored by the Public Relations Association. Mr. Holmes began work in 1927 and was appointed Director of Publicity Service at Iowa State Teachers College in 1929. He has served in public relations and college relations since that time; photo.
17 Sports record book available The book, "SCI All Sports Record Book, 1898-1966" was completed this fall by Dick Dietl, the Sports Information Director. The book includes all scores of all Panther athletic teams, current record holders, former Little All-Americans, and champions. It also a short history of each sport and a special feature on seven men who helped put the Panthers on the map.
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18 Name football co-captains for the coming season Terry Fox and Ray Pedersen honored; photo.
19 Play in Iowa Senior All-Star Game A third SCI all-conference selection was senior defensive linebacker Rick Price. Price was also named the team's most valuable player and played in the second annual Iowa Senior All-Star game at Cedar Rapids. Senior Phil Roberts, Bill Strottman, Dick Olin also played in the game for the college stars coached by SCI's Stan Sheriff and assistant Don Erusha. The college stars won.
20 Upsets highlight 1966 season Football, basketball, and wrestling season highlights.
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21 My assignment in Thailand
Talbott--Nathan M. (Political Science Faculty) 		Professor Talbott will complete two-year teaching assignment; photo.
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22 To honor 4 SCI classes at alumni-faculty reunion The honor classes of 1907, 1917, 1927, and 1942 will soon be receiving invitations from the reunion committees to join former for classmates on campus for reminiscing and a look at the present campus.
23 We have no address for: Class of 1917.
24 We have no address for: Class of 1907.
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25 Marie F. Harrison Marie F. Harrison (Class of 1924) retired from the staff of East Tennessee State University, July 1, 1966. Since her retirement she taught the International Relations Summer School of Instituto Tecnologico in Monterrey, Mexico. She lives in Johnson City, Tennessee.
26 Marie F. Harrison Marie F. Harrison (Class of 1924) retired from the staff of East Tennessee State University, July 1, 1966. Since her retirement she taught the International Relations Summer School of Instituto Tecnologico in Monterrey, Mexico. She lives in Johnson City, Tennessee.
27 Mary Edna Fearer The Alumni Office learned of the passing of Dr. Andrew K. Anderson, husband of Mary Edna Fearer Anderson (Class of 1922). Dr. Anderson taught physics and chemistry at SCI during the summers of 1920 and 1921. Recently a cabin was dedicated in his memory at Camp Storer, a YMCA Camp at Stoney Lake, Michigan. Mrs. Anderson resides in Toledo, Ohio.
28 N. Bonita Damman Retired as high school librarian of Waukegan Township High School in June, 1966. She has been head librarian in the high school for the past 25 years. She resides in Waukegan, Illinois.
29 Ralph R. Minkler Retired January 1, 1967 from Borden Company in Chicago, Illinois. Mr. Minkler has been chairman of the Board since 1965.
30 Walter E. Schultz Walter E. Schultz (Class of 1922) has retired after 26 years as president of Schultz Laboratories of Boone. Previous to that time he taught in Greene, was supervisor at Allison, and then taught at Colwell and Fernald. He came to Boone in 1929 and operated the Des Moines Valley and Pioneer Hatcheries. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz reside in Boone.
31 Wayne P. Truesdell Assistant professor of education at Luther College, attended a workshop of the state executive secretaries of the State School Superintendent Organizations in Washington, D.C. Dr. Truesdell is executive secretary of the school superintendents organization of the Iowa Association of School Administrators.
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32 Medal of Honor to alumnus Robert Hibbs honored for bravery in Viet Nam.
33 Mrs. Wester dies in Oregon Died recently. Professor Wester died in 1951.
34 SCI landscape planner dies Roger Wardin died January 7, 1967.