Board of Education

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# Title Date Summary
51 Board of Education holds meeting
College Eye 19:14, p.1 		Met in Bartlett Hall.
52 The biscuit of discontent
College Eye 18:41, p.4 		Editorial complains of the increasing power of boards of trustees all over the nation.
53 A meeting of the finance committee
College Eye 18:41, p.5 		State Board of Education finance committee meeting held on campus.
54 Board of Education given souvenirs of Campanile
College Eye 18:29, p.7 		Given "artistic representations" of Campanile in winter.
55 Mead's resignation accepted by Board
College Eye 18:23, p.5 		Dr. Mead will continue in his Health Services and lecture work.
56 Official Notice
College Eye 18:11, p.2 		Freshman and sophomore tuition raised from $17.50 to $20; other fees also raised.
57 Boards of management
Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.148 		The three state schools come under one board; tributes to members of Board of Directors and Board of Trustees.
58 State Board of Education
Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.212 		The Governor appoints the first members.
59 The Whipple Bill
Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.211 		State schools united under Board of Education governance.
60 A chapter of important events in the annals of the I. S. N. S. and the I. S. T. C.
Old Gold 0:0, p.194 		History of school events; photo.
61 Special diploma granted Wright by State Board
College Eye 17:26, p.1 		Text of the diploma honoring Professor Wright for his fifty years of service; photo.
62 The Legislative Survey Committee
College Eye 17:21, p.1 		Legislative Survey Committee will visit ISTC; will investigate duplication among the three state schools.
63 State Board of Educators
Old Gold 0:0, p.18 		Roster of the board and their committee assignments.
64 Raise in tuition at state schools for coming year; from $37.50 to $90 for juniors and seniors at T. C.
College Eye 16:35, p.1 		Tuition to be raised due to failure of the legislature to appropriate sufficient funds to state schools; tuition will be $17.50 per term for underclassmen and $30 for upperclassmen.
65 Pres. Seerley at Des Moines
College Eye 16:26, p.8 		Will meet with the State Board of Education to discuss summer school appropriations.
66 Chemistry equipment to be increased
College Eye 16:22, p.7 		Rooms will be arranged differently and increased in size.
67 Board of Education formally presents new girls' dorm; Dorothy McFarland speaks in behalf of all Bartlett Hall residents
College Eye 16:16, p.1 		Presentation made at formal dinner; all board members attended.
68 Bids to open next week for men's dormitory
College Eye 16:15, p.3 		Budget will be about $120,000; will be located on south side of campus; will be divided into 16-20 man units.
69 Presented by State Board of Education; program to be in auditorium today at 11 a.m.
College Eye 16:15, p.1 		Bartlett Hall's new addition formally presented to students by the Board of Education; total cost of all units is $475,000; provides housing for five hundred women; photo.
70 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.
71 Messrs. W. H. Gemmill and W. R. Boyd
College Eye 14:55, p.4 		Visited campus; members of the State Board of Education Finance Committee.
72 President H. H. Seerley
College Eye 14:52, p.4 		Attended the State Board of Education meeting in Iowa City.
73 The State Board of Education
College Eye 14:38, p.4 		Enrollment for 1922-1923 will likely reach 6500.
74 The Iowa State Board of Education
College Eye 14:36, p.4 		Enrollment at Iowa public colleges and university is over eighteen thousand.
75 Macy Campbell
College Eye 14:28, p.8 		Addressed the Board of Education of Consolidated schools about school taxes; a resolution was passed.
76 Business of the Finance Committee, Nov. 10, 1922
College Eye 14:22, p.7 		Faculty leaves approved; other faculty appointed; wireless equipment to be ordered.
77 W. H. Gemmill
College Eye 14:22, p.8 		Visited campus to work on business for the Finance Committee of the State Board of Education.
78 State Board of Education
Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.7 		The Board of Education considers extending the campus and constructing a new dormitory at a meeting held September 21.
79 President and Mrs. Seerley
College Eye 14:15, p.8 		Held a dinner in the Bartlett Hall dining room for the Board of Education.
80 As a result of the meeting
College Eye 14:15, p.8 		Board of Education instructed an architect to draw plans for a new wing of Bartlett Hall.
81 Campus Plans
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.8 		The Board of Education votes on the future campus layout.
82 Dinner
Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.7 		The Cedar Falls National Bank officers host a dinner in the Bartlett Hall Dining Room for the State Board of Education.
83 Herman Casewell Hemenway
Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.7 		Herman Casewell Hemenway died on January 27, 1922. Hemenway was in charge of the bill which created the Normal School in 1876 as a member of the House of Representatives in the 16th General Assembly.
84 Banquet
Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.7 		J. B. Newman delivers an address at a banquet held for the Board of Education by the Cedar Falls Commercial Club.
85 Student loan fund
Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.3 		The Teachers College Faculty organize a student loan fund under the direction of the State Board of Education. The executive committee consists of Professors Winfield Scott, Alison Aitchison, and Charles H. Bailey.
86 The National Maternity Law
Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.7 		The Board of Education is designated by Governor Kendall to be the agency responsible for administering the newly enacted maternity law in Iowa. The decision was requested by the Iowa League of Women Voters.
87 State Board of Education decision
College Eye 13:28, p.4 		Will not now purchase additional land or build new buildings for the Teachers College due to high costs.
88 To the State Board of Education of the Iowa State Teachers College
College Eye 13:23, p.5 		Formal application for permission from the Board to operate the Student Loan Fund.
89 Commencement orator
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.3 		Professor Joseph Fort Newton is appointed the annual commencement address by the State Board of Education.
90 Hon. P. K. Holbrook
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.7 		Parker K. Holbrook is reelected to the office of vice-president of the Board of Education for a two year term.
91 Hon. D. D. Murphy
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.7 		President Murphy is reelected to his office in the Board of Education.
92 Building and business committee
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.7 		President Murphy makes five appointments to the Board of Education.
93 Miss Anna B. Lawther
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.7 		Anna B. Lawther and Pauline Lewelling Devitt visit the Teachers College to adress the Asssembly of students and faculty in the auditorium.
94 Faculty Committee
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.6 		New appointees to the faculty are listed.
95 Completion of library stacks
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.1 		Snead and Company are granted a contract for the construction of second story shelving in the library by the Board of Education.
96 Women members of board speak; these are the first women to hold a position on the Board of Education of this state
College Eye 13:7, p.1 		Assembly honors Anna Lawther and Pauline Devitt.
97 Mrs. Irma Hemingway Harriman
Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.2 		Mrs. Irma Hemingway Harriman owns a home in Long Beach, California where her twin daughters attend Long Beach High School.
98 Mrs. Mae Raymond Rule
Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.2 		Mrs. Mae Raymond Rule lives in Hampton, Iowa with her ten year old daughter.
99 Miss Myra Call's Report
Alumni News Letter 5:3, p.2 		Miss Myra Call collects the personal notes on former students and faculty.
100 State Board of Education
Old Gold 0:0, p.19 		Roster of officers and members; photo.