Alumni
Displaying 601 - 650 of 822 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 601 | Alumni Committee will broadcast program Feb. 17 College Eye 16:19, p.3 |
To promote Campanile; program schedule. | |
| 602 | Reunion and dinner planned for alumni by Campanile Club; grads from middle west to hear program broadcasted from auditorium College Eye 16:16, p.1 |
Students urged to tell the folks back home about the program aimed at raising interest in the Campanile. | |
| 603 | Hundreds of students witness breaking of ground for Campanile; to be dedicated in 1926 at fiftieth anniversary of school College Eye 16:12, p.1 |
Eliza Rawstern Wright turns the first spade of earth; class marches to site; Campanile will cost about $50,000. | |
| 604 | Many faculty members attend state convention; alumni dinner a real success, many professors on educational program College Eye 16:11, p.1 |
Many faculty take part in program. | |
| 605 | Annual Homecoming proves to be big day for Teachers; Dr. W. L. Hearst, Class of '90, delivers alumni address College Eye 16:8, p.1 |
Lengthy description of activities. | |
| 606 | Homecoming brought swarms of T. C. alumni College Eye 16:8, p.8 |
Large number of alumni return for Homecoming festivities; roster of older graduates who visited. | |
| 607 | President Seerley issues welcome to old grads; thirty-eighth year as President of this school College Eye 16:7, p.1 |
Text of welcome message. | |
| 608 | Welcome home College Eye 16:7, p.4 |
Alumni welcomed back to campus | |
| 609 | Annual Homecoming promises to be big day for Teachers; program will begin Friday afternoon and close Saturday evening College Eye 16:7, p.1 |
Lengthy description of program and activities. | |
| 610 | What about Homecoming? College Eye 16:6, p.4 |
Urges students to invite alumni back to campus. | |
| 611 | Join the ranks College Eye 16:5, p.4 |
Students urged to aid in Campanile drive. | |
| 612 | Plans are made for big annual Homecoming Day College Eye 16:5, p.1 |
Description of some of the possibilities. | |
| 613 | Notice! College Eye 16:3, p.7 |
Sons and daughters of alumni should inform President Seerley's office. | |
| 614 | Alumni Council organization formed; preparation for Campanile of '26 College Eye 16:2, p.3 |
Council will push fundraising for the Campanile. | |
| 615 | Bulletin of events College Eye 16:1, p.1 |
Schedule of Commencement activities. | |
| 616 | Alumni boost Campanile College Eye 16:1, p.2 |
Alumni sinking fund split; $510 goes to Student Loan Fund and $510 goes to Campanile. | |
| 617 | Campanile for 1926 College Eye 15:22, p.1 |
Alumni dinner to be held to raise money for the Campanile. | |
| 618 | Campus Notes College Eye 15:20, p.8 |
News of students and alumni. | |
| 619 | The day after Thanksgiving College Eye 15:14, p.8 |
Many alumni visited the campus. | |
| 620 | Some of the alumni College Eye 15:13, p.8 |
Graduates that returned for homecoming. | |
| 621 | Radio program College Eye 15:13, p.5 |
Alumni welcomed through radio announcement. | |
| 622 | Many alumni attracted here for Teachers College Homecoming; Wilbur H. Bender delivers Homecoming address before packed auditorium; carnival and dance College Eye 15:13, p.1 |
Review of Homecoming activities. | |
| 623 | Pres. Seerley extends welcome to alumni; Homecoming, call to arms College Eye 15:12, p.1 |
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| 624 | I. S. T. C. welcomes alumni; teachers Homecoming promises to be big day; extensive program planned for alumni and under-grads.; Wilbur H. Bender, Ames College Eye 15:12, p.1 |
Description of Homecoming activities; will include horse race and burning of the freshman hats. | |
| 625 | Editorially speaking; welcome home alumni! College Eye 15:12, p.4 |
Thanks alumni for coming and invites them back next year. | |
| 626 | Editorially speaking; what are you doing for Homecoming? College Eye 15:11, p.4 |
Encourages alumni to attend. | |
| 627 | The students showed a lot of Homecoming spirit College Eye 14:19, p.4 |
Alumni also showed spirit, sometimes traveling a great distance to get to campus. | |
| 628 | Alumni luncheon Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.1 |
The Alumni Luncheon is to be held either at the Y. W. C. A. or Y. M. C. A. buildings as arranged by the Des Moines Association. | |
| 629 | The alumni register Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.1 |
The release of the Alumni Register is delayed, but is hoped to be distributed by August 1. | |
| 630 | Mrs. Ella Jones-Burnell Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.3 |
Mrs. Ella Jones-Burnell returns to the Teachers College after having attended during the first term of its existence. She assists in the conduction of bible studies in the community. | |
| 631 | Carl Werner Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.3 |
Carl Werner, assistant physical director at Columbia University, passes through Cedar Falls on his journey to New York from Seattle. | |
| 632 | The 25th Anniversary Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.3 |
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Class of 1897 is celebrated with a luncheon at the Co-ed Tea Room. | |
| 633 | The Class of 1897 Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.3 |
Letters from the alumni of the Class of 1897 are read at the class luncheon. | |
| 634 | The alumni breakfast Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.3 |
Professors John C. Huget, J. Ralph Magee, and John C. Parish serve as speakers at the Annual Reunion and Breakfast of the Classes of 1892 and 1897. | |
| 635 | Spring term class Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.2 |
Class rolls of spring graduates; list. | |
| 636 | Alumni of Teachers College Old Gold 0:0, p.39 |
Address given by President Seerley. | |
| 637 | To the alumni Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.1 |
The latest edition of the Alumni Register is in print and is to be distributed by July. | |
| 638 | T. C. Reunion Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.2 |
The annual alumni reunion is held at the Y. M. C. A. in Des Moines. Speakers are presnted by Emma Bradley, and include President Seerley, J. W. Jarnagin, Professors Wright and Ensign, and President Seerley. | |
| 639 | Alumni Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.5 |
Former students meet at the home of J. L. St. John, where they are entertained with musical selections and stories connected to the Teachers College. | |
| 640 | Home Coming Day, Saturday, October 29, 1921 Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.1 |
Alumni are encouraged to attend Home Coming celebrations to enjoy a luncheon and football game. | |
| 641 | Physical education teachers Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.2 |
Gretchen Bingaman, Gladys Rudston, Evelyn Arquette, and Frances Martin earn summer positions in the field of physical education. | |
| 642 | Editorially speaking; help others to recognize an opportunity College Eye 12:31, p.4 |
Encourages alumni to recruit prospective students. | |
| 643 | Minneapolis Alumni News Letter 5:2, p.6 |
Graduates reported and listed in Minneapolis public schools. | |
| 644 | T. C. graduates hold banquet College Eye 12:12, p.1 |
Banquet held at Iowa State Teachers Association conference. | |
| 645 | Alumni Register Alumni News Letter 4:4, p.2 |
It is impossible to publish the Alumni Register this year. | |
| 646 | The Alumni Register Alumni News Letter 4:2, p.1 |
The 1920 Alumni Register being prepared for publication. Alumni need to furnish information at once. | |
| 647 | Alumni breakfast College Eye 11:35, p.5 |
Alumni will give breakfast in honor of Class of 1919. | |
| 648 | Commencement programs are distributed College Eye 10:26, p.1 |
Schedule of activities. | |
| 649 | Campanile proposed as memorial to war efforts; every alumnus, student, teacher, and friend should rally to support of college College Eye 10:15, p.1 |
Ready to launch major fundraising campaign; site will be north of President's House; description of the project; will cost $12,000. | |
| 650 | A number of college people attended a Grinnell reunion College Eye 10:14, p.3 |
Alumni dinner and reunion. |