Alumnus — April 1, 1937
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Class of 1912 to celebrate silver anniversary | Outline of program for Alumni Day; photo. |
| 2 | The Week's events | Over nine hundred extracurricular events occur each quarter. |
| 2 | What the photographer found | Photographer records all extracurricular events during one week; photo. |
| 3 | Arrived: one "cut system" | All previous rules about class attendance are suspended; only instructors will keep tabs on students' attendance. |
| 3 | No more Hell Week (maybe) | Fraternities outline new rules for initiation. |
| 4 | Pioneers of 1937 | 28% of men, 55% of women are working to support their education; survey of jobs that they hold. |
| 5 | Lace on their pajamas | Professor Fagan makes pronouncement on English usage. |
| 5 | This year's beauties | Roster of 1937 Old Gold Beauties. |
| 5 | Bulletins, timetables and grandfather | New catalogues should be more attractive and easy to read; Dean Nelson comments on curricular trends. |
| 5 | Piano virtuoso; death | Rudolf Ganz plays on campus; his former student Alta Freeman dies shortly thereafter. |
| 5 | Manners and rough diamonds | Controversy follows letter in College Eye about men's manners. |
| 6 | Rose Mintier | Teaching at Biblical College in Boone. |
| 6 | Mrs. U. S. Smith | Lives in Fairfield. |
| 6 | Ida E. Huglin | Writes grammar textbook. |
| 6 | Glorious variety | Winners of Tutor Ticklers competition; proceeds go to Student Loan Fund. |
| 6 | Kind Lady | Professor Strayer produces "Kind Lady". |
| 6 | Oh Toreador! | Music Department produces "Carmen". |
| 6 | Successes | Recent events have included band, orchestra, and glee club concerts. |
| 7 | College profs have fifty-hour work week | Survey of the way in which faculty spend their work week. |
| 7 | Alison E. Aitchison | Writes article on Russian agriculture; attends meetings. |
| 7 | Annabelle Pollock | Gives radio talk on child study. |
| 8 | Dr. Marguirette Struble | Writes article on French education. |
| 8 | F. E. Fuller | Speaks on rural education. |
| 8 | Dr. R. R. Fahrney | Publishes article on history teaching. |
| 8 | Dr. Eva May Luse | Publishes article and gives talks. |
| 8 | Dr. R. O. Skar | Publishes articles on business education. |
| 8 | Dr. H. A. Riebe | Gives talks on history teaching. |
| 8 | John R. Slacks | Writes book on rural teaching. |
| 8 | Dr. J. W. Charles | Publishes book and chapters in several other books. |
| 8 | Alpha Mayfield | Gives talks on music. |
| 8 | Lou A. Shepherd | On reading circle board. |
| 8 | Frank W. Hill | Writes article on violins. |
| 8 | Dr. Marguerite Uttley | Publishes article and gives talk. |
| 8 | Dr. Roy L. Abbott | Writes book on Iowa mammals; writes series of articles. |
| 8 | Dora Kearney | Attends mathematics convention. |
| 8 | Dr. C. W. Lantz | Gives several talks in local communities. |
| 8 | Rose Lena Ruegnitz | Gives piano recital. |
| 8 | Dr. F. W. Lambertson | Writes book on after-dinner speaking. |
| 9 | Dr. J. B. Paul | Writes research reports. |
| 9 | Dr. Irving Wolfe | Appointed to committee on music education. |
| 9 | Kossuth County alumni organize unit | Group organizes in Algona. |
| 9 | Fred D. Cram | Attends series of meetings. |
| 9 | Dorothy Humiston | Writes articles on physical education. |
| 9 | George H. Holmes | Writes book on journalism; gives talks. |
| 9 | Grace Van Ness | Conducts folk dancing program. |
| 9 | Dr. Harold A. Bosley | Gives several addresses. |
| 10 | Death of Miss Alta Freeman shocks host of friends | Obituary of Professor Freeman, who died February 22, 1937, after a brief illness; photo. |
| 10 | Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bixler | Living in Canton, Ohio. |
| 10 | Mrs. Raleigh E. Baldwin | Living in Marysville, Missouri. |
| 11 | Mrs. Charles Grayson | Living in Davenport. |
| 11 | Teachers discuss personality, arithmetic, music, and art | Report on series of conferences on campus. |
| 12 | Boom! Boom! Band born in South Hall basement | Alumnus J. L. McLaughlin humorously recalls early history of college band, which he claims was started out of a desire to avoid military drill. |
| 12 | Margaret Schrubbe | Teaching in Edison, Michigan; photo. |
| 13 | Basketeers show improved brand of court work | 1936-1937 season wrap-up. |
| 13 | Grapplers win five meets | Wrestling season wrap-up. |
| 14 | Loss of nine lettermen worries track coach | Season preview. |
| 14 | Alumnus Carr and team score Class B teams into A bracket | Coaching experiences of alumnus Maurice Carr; photo. |
| 15 | April skies brighten for baseball; outlook fair | 1937 season preview. |
| 16 | 1936 varsity football squad | Team photo; photo. |
| 18 | Freshmen take four of five tilts | 1936-1937 freshman basketball and wrestling season wrap-up. |
| 18 | A. D. King | Publishes article on Alaska. |
| 18 | Every grid post wide open in spring football practice | 1937 spring practice analysis. |
| 18 | Tennis squad to miss Reeves-McNabb combination | 1937 tennis season preview. |
| 19 | Superintendent and Mrs. A. H. Ferris | The former Gertrude Magoon and her family took a trip to Texas over the summer. |
| 19 | Anton Fischer | Connected with the Minneapolis office of the N. Y. A. |
| 19 | Mrs. V. M. Harsha | The former Mercy S. Banton and her husband live in Oxford, Iowa. |
| 19 | Ralph W. Scott | Sales engineer in Detroit, Michigan, for the Julian d' Este Company; married to Coral Sykes, who visited the campus. |
| 19 | Mrs. Hazel W. Byrnes | Took part in the program for the mid-winter meeting of the American Library Association in Chicago, Illinois. |
| 19 | Mrs. C. F. Cox | The former Beatrice Shearer visited the campus and moved to Fort Des Moines, Iowa, with her family. |
| 19 | Louise B. Moyer | Works at the Plainfield Trust Company in Plainfield, New Jersey; selected as one of the two outstanding women in the community by the Business and Professional Women's Club. |
| 19 | The farm of C. H. Gilbert | New observation stations for supplement airway data; Mr. Gilbert is an official weather observer in Iowa Falls, Iowa. |
| 20 | Mrs. Joe DuMond | The former Irene M. Rhode appears on the Lin-x program every Sunday; she lives in Chicago, Illinois. |
| 20 | Frederic W. Kaltenbach | Working on his Ph. D. at the University of Berlin in Germany. |
| 20 | Mary D. Reed | Director of primary education at Indiana State Teachers College. |
| 20 | Laura Friedlein | Teaches home economics in St. Louis, Missouri. |
| 20 | Mrs. John A. MacFarlane | The former Carrine Thelma Daley teaches in Wyoming; her sister, Marie Daley, teaches first grade in Cheyenne, Wyoming. |
| 20 | Mrs. Ralph W. Walker | The former Lorena Lumry teaches at the School of Individual Instruction in Omaha, Nebraska. |
| 20 | Mrs. J. T. Wells | The former Laura J. Philbrick is district home supervisor of the Resettlement Administration in Syracuse, New York. |
| 20 | David Irvine | Coach in Green Mountain, Iowa; photo. |
| 20 | Hazel U. Richardson | Teaches in the grades at the Platoon School in St. Paul, Minnesota. |
| 20 | Eunice Acheson | Teaches psychology at the junior college in Bradford, Massachusetts. |
| 20 | Bird Del Bundy | Director and producer of legitimate drama and supervisor of a Little Theater; had Nellie Rownd as a visitor. |
| 20 | Ira F. Heald | Member of the Department of Education at Penn College in Oskaloosa, Iowa. |
| 20 | Mrs. J. A. Hoskins | The former Elsie Whitford and her husband live in San Diego, California. |
| 20 | S. T. Neveln | Superintendent of the schools in Austin, Minnesota. |
| 20 | Marion E. Niemeyer | Executive secretary of the Y. W. C. A. in Memphis, Tennessee. |
| 21 | Mrs. Edna M. Goodenough | Principal, normal training, and music instructor in Tyron, Nebraska. |
| 21 | Mrs. Charles Juergens | The former Genevieve M. King and her family live in Omaha, Nebraska. |
| 21 | Hazel I. Baker | Instructor at the Washington Junior High School in Ottumwa, Iowa. |
| 21 | Mrs. Kenneth J. Hankins | The former Regina Sarchette and her husband live in New Market, Iowa. |
| 21 | Mrs. Lucille Klaus Lowe | Teaches in the Philippine Islands. |
| 21 | Louis A. Orr | Commercial instructor in Ingleside, Illinois. |
| 21 | Elva L. Larsen | Teaches first grade in Yuma, Arizona. |
| 21 | Mrs. W. R. Richardson | The former Grace Williams teaches at the Philippine Normal School in the Philippines. |
| 21 | Margaret E. Santee | Secretary to the president of Stout Institute in Menominee, Wisconsin. |
| 21 | Edith Berry | Clothing specialist at Ohio State University in Columbus. |
| 21 | Velma I. Duncan | Teaches in the grades in Ottumwa, Iowa. |
| 21 | J. J. Vander Brink | Enrolled at the University of Nebraska. |
| 21 | Gladys Rowland | Teaches in Fort Madison, Iowa. |
| 21 | Mrs. H. D. Tyner | The former Bernice Huesselmann is doing medical work and enrolled at the University of Wisconsin. |
| 21 | Dorothy G. Wyth | Teaches voice at a private studio in New York. |
| 21 | Doris M. Garber | Attended the National Education Association convention in Portland, Oregon, and saw former classmates there. |
| 21 | Lloyd Moeller | Instructor at the Millersburg Military Academy; photo. |
| 21 | Abram A. James | Activities supervisor in the Department of Intramural Sports and instructor in the School of Education at the University of Michigan. |
| 21 | Mrs. B. W. Rademacher | The former Helen Dorothy Hollis and her husband now live in Waterville, Minnesota. |
| 22 | Mrs. Max Lines | The former Ruth A. Peterson and her husband now live in Corning, Iowa. |
| 22 | Mrs. Adolph J. Lenz | The former V. Ardyce Pohl and her family live in Manson, Iowa. |
| 22 | B. Kathleen Asp | Teaches fifth grade and music to fourth through seventh grades at the Garfield School in Muscatine, Iowa. |
| 22 | Helga Christensen | Supervisor of art in Appleton, Wisconsin. |
| 22 | L. Alice Curtiss | Does social case work in Omaha, Nebraska. |
| 22 | Byron E. Dillon | Principal of the high school in Mirabile, Missouri. |
| 22 | Clara Gridley | Teaches home economics in Farnhamville, Iowa. |
| 22 | Kemper Huber | Salesman for the Weber-Costello Company in Chicago, Illinois. |
| 22 | Mrs. Charles Hudson | The former Alice Willson and her family live on a farm near Montezuma, Iowa. |
| 22 | Bertha E. Newell | English instructor and normal training critic in Jefferson, Iowa. |
| 22 | Mrs. F. J. Patterson | The former Edna Twila Snow and her husband now live in Vinton, Iowa. |
| 22 | Lucia Steeves | Head of Commercial Department in Grant, Iowa; photo. |
| 22 | Philip Shutt | Manager of a retail men's clothing establishment. |
| 22 | Mrs. Rex Speelman | The former Florence Stevens and her husband live in Spokane, Washington. |
| 22 | Mrs. John Bernard | The former Jean M. Crawford teaches in the Des Moines public schools. |
| 22 | Mrs. Ivan Brooks | The former Thelma Everts is the author of a book called "Guide to Puerto Rico." |
| 22 | Clarence Bruening | German instructor at the high school in Parkston, South Dakota. |
| 22 | Irene Christ | Teaches second grade in the Lincoln Building in Clear Lake, Iowa. |
| 22 | Willard E. Davenport | Superintendent of the Union High School in Simla, Colorado. |
| 22 | Arlee Gridley | Junior clerk in the A. A. A. in Chicago, Illinois. |
| 23 | Van A. Buboltz | Commercial instructor in Springfield, Illinois. |
| 23 | Jeanne Christensen | Teaches second grade in Dumont, Iowa. |
| 23 | Vinetta Dobson | Teaches third and fourth grades in Guernsey, Iowa. |
| 23 | Hazel Dolmage | Teaches second grade at the Garfield Building in Clarinda, Iowa. |
| 23 | Mrs. J. B. Munson | The former Frances J. Rawson and her family live in Lansing, Michigan. |
| 23 | Katherine Van Ness | Teaches second grade at the Monroe School in Des Moines, Iowa. |
| 23 | Charles Vincent | Principal of the Searsboro schools in Searsboro, Iowa. |
| 23 | Jack Arends | Teaches art in Port Chester, New York. |
| 23 | H. Gordon Benson | Plans to travel to South America with Alexander D. Brownlie. |
| 23 | Mrs. Ralph K. Hahn | The former Elizabeth Horner and her husband live in Ronan, Montana. |
| 23 | Mrs. George M. Kloppenburg | The former Elizabeth Herrick and her husband live in Davenport, Iowa. |
| 23 | Orlando S. Knudsen | Mathematics and debate instructor in Perry, Iowa. |
| 23 | Mrs. Howard McDonough | The former Mary E. Currie and her husband live on a farm near Schaller, Iowa. |
| 23 | Mrs. Cecil Chambers | The former Phyllis M. Leemkuil and her family live in Los Angeles, California. |
| 23 | Dorothy M. Drackley | Second grade critic at the Bemidji State Teachers College in Minnesota. |
| 23 | Mrs. Roy Fanselow | The former Elsie A. Aldinger and her husband live on a farm near Dows, Iowa. |
| 23 | Adeline Goltermann | Commercial instructor at the high school in Franklin Park, Illinois. |
| 23 | F. Theodore Paige | Instructor in drawing in Pekin, Illinois. |
| 23 | Philip L. Peak | Teaches mathematics at the high school in Pierre, South Dakota. |
| 23 | Mrs. H. W. Welsh | The former Dorothy Butler and her husband live in a suburb called Maywood in Chicago, Illinois. |
| 23 | Esther Boehlje | First grade supervisor at the Lincoln Consolidated Training School of Michigan State Normal College in Ypsilanti. |
| 23 | Clarence Schrader | Instructor in social science in Hobbs, New Mexico; photo. |
| 24 | Earl C. Herrick | Principal of the junior high school in Exira, Iowa. |
| 24 | Betty Holman | Primary teacher at the Central Heights School in Mason City, Iowa. |
| 24 | David H. Irvine | Coach and instructor in Green Mountain, Iowa. |
| 24 | Lloyd Moeller | Instructor at the Millersburg Military Academy in Millersburg, Kentucky. |
| 24 | Rene E. Dahm | Teaches seventh and eighth grades in Parker, Colorado. |
| 24 | Virginia Hammill | Teaches commercial work in Radcliffe, Iowa. |
| 24 | Arlene Handorf | Teaches at a rural school near Gladbrook, Iowa. |
| 24 | Helen G. Harris | Teaches first grade in Jefferson, Iowa. |
| 24 | Helen L. Phelps | Attending the American Institute of Business in Des Moines, Iowa. |
| 24 | R. C. Polton | Superintendent of the schools in Farragut, Iowa. |
| 24 | Royal Phillip Sheffield | Director of physical education at the public schools in Moorhead, Minnesota. |
| 24 | Dorothy M. Anderson | Teaches shorthand and typing at Central High School in Sioux City, Iowa. |
| 24 | Grace A. Curran | Teaches grammar at Central Heights School in Mason City, Iowa. |
| 24 | Mary V. Flanagan | Supervisor critic at Ohio University in Athens. |
| 24 | Ethel Heath | Teaches kindergarten in Britt, Iowa. |
| 24 | Elma M. Walter | Teaches second grade in Pocahontas, Iowa; photo. |
| 24 | Marjorie E. Latchaw | Teaches at the Washington School in Davenport, Iowa. |
| 24 | Mrs. Sanford D. Rolke | The former Emma B. Kuschel and her husband live in Deep River, Iowa. |
| 24 | Mrs. Joseph Sheehan | The former Maurine Gard substitute teaches in Sioux City, Iowa. |
| 24 | Vesper Fern Wagner | Teaches third grade in Hamburg, Iowa. |
| 24 | Bernice Walker | Teaches first grade in Morrison, Illinois. |
| 24 | Mrs. Erskine Blair | The former Ruth Borthwick and her husband live in Clarinda, Iowa. |
| 24 | F. H. Montgomery | Superintendent of the schools in Truesdale, Iowa. |
| 24 | Arlene Phippin | Teaches second grade in Jefferson, Iowa. |
| 24 | Evelyn Lindberg | Teaches English in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico. |
| 24 | Margaret A. Kennedy | Principal of the Lincoln Grade School in Clarinda, Iowa. |
| 25 | Mrs. Emma Johnson | Junior high school principal in Glidden, Iowa. |
| 25 | Laureen Kessler | Teaches third grade in MaCallsburg, Iowa. |
| 25 | Nell Harper | Teaches first grade in Mediapolis, Iowa. |
| 25 | Marianne Hobbs | Teaches at a rural school near Washington, Iowa. |
| 25 | Gladys Hopkins | Teaches first and second grades at the schools in Searsboro, Iowa. |
| 25 | Pauline Godden Hughes | Teaches home economics and typing at the high school in Bagley, Iowa. |
| 25 | DeEtta M. Johnston | Teaches kindergarten and first grade in Boone, Iowa. |
| 25 | Dorothy E. W. Johnson | Teaches third and fourth grades in Dinsdale, Iowa. |
| 25 | Margaret Byrne | Teaches second grade in Stanwood, Iowa. |
| 25 | Helen Crawford | Teaches kindergarten in Alton, Iowa. |
| 25 | Gladys Elsenbast | Teaches at a rural school in Palo Alto County, Iowa |
| 25 | Madeleine M. Hallahan | Teaches first grade in Keokuk, Iowa. |
| 25 | Sylvia Albers | Teaches kindergarten in New Providence, Iowa. |
| 25 | L. E. Bevans | Grade school principal in Watertown, South Dakota. |
| 25 | Dorothy Blue | Teaches at a rural school near Brandon, Iowa. |
| 25 | Frieda D. Blum | Teaches mathematics at the junior high and high school in Greeley, Iowa. |
| 25 | Marguerite Bueghly | Teaches fifth and sixth grades in Guernsey, Iowa. |
| 25 | Donald B. Miller | Teaches social science at the high school in Madrid, Iowa. |
| 25 | Donald H. Nutting | Teaches junior high mathematics and manual arts in Pella, Iowa. |
| 25 | Charles Seltenrich | Band instructor at the schools in Springfield, Illinois. |
| 25 | Virginia Streeter | Assistant manager of the employees' cafeteria at Marshall Field and Company in Chicago, Illinois. |
| 25 | Lois Fry | Teaches mathematics and English at the high school in Lewis, Iowa. |
| 25 | Helen B. Funk | Teaches biology and general science at the high school in Washington, Illinois. |
| 25 | Mathilda Flora Kressin | Teaches first grade in Line Rock, Iowa. |
| 25 | Ruth Leupold | Teaches fourth grade at the Ft. Des Moines, Iowa, schools. |
| 25 | Ruby Madison | Teaches sixth grade in Dows, Iowa. |
| 25 | Lola Schoellerman | Teaches first grade in Jefferson, Iowa. |