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Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni

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51 The statistics for 1915-16
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7/1/1916 Grand total of enrollment from June 1, 1915 to June 1, 1916 was 4138. Individual summaries are also given.
52 The training schools
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7/1/1916 Training schools are expanding; high school commencement was notable; and rural demonstration schools have improved.
53 Women's debate
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7/1/1916 Women's literary society members received medals following their successful debate with Coe College.
54 Alumni in normal school work
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4/1/1916 Large number of alumni are currently employed at state normal schools around the country.
55 Alumni reunion 1916
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4/1/1916 Commencement will be held June 2-6 with the alumni reunion to be held June 5.
56 First section Class 1916
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4/1/1916 Winter term graduates received their diplomas on March 14, 1916.
57 Golden wedding
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4/1/1916 William M. Fields and his wife celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in British Columbia.
58 In the State University faculty
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4/1/1916 Several alumni are faculty members at the State University of Iowa.
59 Miss Elizabeth Hughes
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4/1/1916 Teachers College graduate and faculty member Elizabeth Hughes died April 2, 1916.
60 Miss Lou P. Barrett, Class of 1879
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4/1/1916 Lou Barrett reports that she expects to retire at the end of this year from school teaching.
61 The rural demonstration work
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4/1/1916 Sixteen rural demonstration schools are located in the area and two others will be consolidated. Cooperative school arrangement is also planned for two townships.
62 The S. U. I. Normal Club
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4/1/1916 Teachers College faculty and graduates participated in the State University of Iowa reunion.
63 The summer term of 1916
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4/1/1916 Twelve week summer session fits the needs of teachers employed during the school year. Enrollment expected to increase next summer.
64 The Washington alumni
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4/1/1916 Alumni living in Washington state gathered in Seattle.
65 Twin City alumni
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4/1/1916 Twin City Alumni Association held its third annual banquet and reunion February 12.
66 Alumni members in the state work
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12/1/1915 A. C. Fuller, J. A. Woodruff, and M. R. Fayram are employed by the Department of Public Instruction.
67 Debating report for fall term
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12/1/1915 Men's Debating League had contest with Highland Park December 3. Literary societies organized the Forensic League to be in charge of debate, oratory, and other literary contests.
68 Football report 1915
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12/1/1915 Seventy-two men received credit for playing on football team. Team had 3-3 record this season and an average of 1200 attended the events. This was the first year that the budget was paid by the TC.
69 Nashville Rural Teacher Training Conference
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12/1/1915 Alumni Edward E. Rall, Professor of Education, J. Herbert Kelley, and George S. Dick, presidents of normal schools in Colorado and Nebraska participated in conference.
70 Professor W. N. Hull
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12/1/1915 Former member of the faculty died of heart failure November 13, 1915, in California.
71 The alumni memorial
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12/1/1915 Project to raise funds for Alumni Memorial, the Campanile, has been enthusiastically supported.
72 The enrollment and work of the fall term
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12/1/1915 Enrollment of 1740 necessitated the hiring of more teachers. There are currently 509 candidates for graduation in 1916.
73 The Iowa Survey Commission
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12/1/1915 Commission will inspect and evaluate TC and submit a report next spring.
74 The new plan for athletics
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12/1/1915 New plan includes free student admission to football games; men who had not completed their PE requirement had to play on the team. Basketball and track will be handled the same way this year.
75 The Study Center Extension Service
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12/1/1915 Study Center work is conducted on Saturdays in each county. Enrollment to date is 7606.
76 California alumni
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9/1/1915 Sara Rice met with TC alumni living in California. Frank R. Willis gave address at reunion.
77 Degrees for diploma course students
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9/1/1915 New catalog outlines additional credit requirements for two year diploma course students who wish to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree.
78 Gilchrist Hall
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9/1/1915 South Hall will be renamed Gilchrist Hall since it is now a part of the Quadrangle, and strictly geographical names make less sense.
79 Registration of students
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9/1/1915 Students wishing to attend classes should register with Registrar Charles S. Cory before the opening of the fall semester on September 15.
80 Summer term graduates
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9/1/1915 Number of students graduating from each course this summer.
81 The dormitory
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9/1/1915 Women's dormitory is now open with Helen Broeksmit as Superintendent and Mildred Walls as Manager of the Cafeteria. Dorm will be named Bartlett Hall in honor of Moses W. Bartlett.
82 The Extension Service for 1915-16
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9/1/1915 Chauncey P. Colegrove will be Director of Extension Service this year and will split his time with the Education Department and teaching in the Study Centers and Teachers County Institutes.
83 The standards of work in force
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9/1/1915 ISTC has new standards which will allow its graduates to enter graduate schools. Enrollment summary for 1914-15 given.
84 The summer term of 1915
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9/1/1915 2294 students attended the twelve week summer session.
85 The Vocational Building
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9/1/1915 Foundation of the new Vocational Building is now complete. Agriculture, manual training, and cooking and art laboratories will be housed there.
86 Appropriations
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7/1/1915 ISTC granted money for building Vocational Building and second section of women's dorm, furnishing Bartlett Hall, paving 23rd Street, organizing Study Centers in all counties, and providing a 48 week school year.
87 The alumni
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7/1/1915 Reports of activities of ISTC alumni.
88 The Alumni Association
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7/1/1915 Association initiated Class of 1915 with a reception and banquet. Reuel Sylvester elected president.
89 The Catalog for 1915
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7/1/1915 New catalog will show enrollment of 3502 last year, an increase of 524.
90 The fall term 1915
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7/1/1915 Term will begin September 15.
91 The Interstate Oratorical Contest
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7/1/1915 Contest won by Lester C. Ary in Wisconsin. This is the fifth straight year that the Teachers College has won first place. College almost lost its membership in the Oratorical Association in 1897.
92 The members of the Class of 1915
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7/1/1915 Class of 1915 presented $1000 for Campanile fund.
93 The spring term commencement
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7/1/1915 Anniversary celebration of the Class of 1890 took place during the spring commencement May 21-25. Classes of 1900 and 1880 also played large role in the celebrations.
94 The summer term of 1915
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7/1/1915 Over 2100 students are enrolled so far this summer session.
95 The women's new dormitory
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7/1/1915 128 students will lodge in the new dorm, which will be completed by September 1. Four hundred students will be served meals daily.
96 Debating and oratory
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS andISTC)
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4/1/1915 In the triangular compact with Coe and Morningside covering three years, Teachers College won the first year, Morningside second, and Coe third. In oratory under the Normal School League, Teachers College has won four successive years.
97 Miss Sara F. Rice
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS andISTC)
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4/1/1915 Gave patriotic address on President Lincoln's birthday; address will be printed for distribution.
98 The annual Commencement
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS andISTC)
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4/1/1915 Commencement for 1915 will occur May 21-25. Miss Ida Fesenbeck is president of the Alumni Association this year. While this is earlier than common on account of the change in the length of the college to year fory-eight weeks. Alumni day
99 The athletic report
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS andISTC)
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4/1/1915 Review of winter and fall sports results and update on spring sports.
100 The College Eye
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS andISTC)
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4/1/1915 College Eye staff consists of Rex Haight as editor, Jasper Thompson as business manager, and Faith Kiddoo as local and alumni editor. The College Eye is the successor of the Normal Eyte. The new title adopted by the General Assembly.

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