Christmas

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901 Xmas is derived from Greek sign
College Eye 43:12, p.7
902 Midnight oil heralds the end of another academic quarter with its examinations
Public Relations News Release 1951:264, p.1 		The fall quarter draws to a close next Wednesday noon, Dec. 19, when the Christmas recess begins. Registration for students not previously registered for the winter quarter will be held Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1952.
903 What should Santa Claus bring that certain youngster for Christmas?
Public Relations News Release 1951:263, p.1 		From five months to a year: colored plastic or hard rubber play rings; dumbbell rattles; transparent water balls; small blocks that can be grasped, and cloth picture books that won't tear easily.
904 Baker Yuletide party
College Eye 43:11, p.5
905 Fellowship program . . .
College Eye 43:11, p.8 		Intervarsity Christian Fellowship will present Christmas program.
906 Fifty-three children entertained at a Christmas party December 15 sponsored by Lawther Hall residents
Public Relations News Release 1951:208, p.1 		The children were recommended by Helen Hanson, teacher at the Miner school, and range from 5 to 12 years old. Each corridor group of the women's dormitory is "adopting" one or two children for the occasion and will present gifts to them in the afternoon.
907 Local community sing
College Eye 43:11, p.6 		College students invited.
908 Management house serves 'dessert' to 60
College Eye 43:11, p.5
909 North schedules Christmas events
College Eye 43:11, p.3
910 Social plans for holidays are complete
College Eye 43:11, p.1 		AWS presents "Coffee and Carols"; carols will be recorded for radio broadcast.
911 Yule trees decorated
College Eye 43:11, p.3
912 Daily Record - The Industrial Arts Club aids Santa Claus Fund project by repairing toys
Public Relations News Release 1951:207, p.1 		The toys will be distributed to children by American Legion Post No. 237, Cedar Falls. The Legion Post conducts the project in conjunction with the Cedar Falls Daily Record.
913 The Christmas season will officially open Dec. 6 at the tree lighting ceremony
Public Relations News Release 1951:201, p.1 		President J. W. Maucker will light the huge tree south of the Commons at 7 p.m. Don Peter, Marcus, president of the Student League board, will emcee the event.
914 Tree lighting ceremony begins Christmas season
Alumnus 35:4, p.29 		Seasonal activities also include dance and performance of "The Messiah".
915 Lawther to sponsor kids' Christmas party
College Eye 43:10, p.5
916 The Music Goes Round & Round
College Eye 43:10, p.3 		A summary and commentary on upcoming music events.
917 Traditional Christmas tree lighting ceremony will open Yule events here; caroling, formal also on schedule
College Eye 43:10, p.1 		Schedule of activities for Christmas traditions.
918 Marching Band slated to lead Waterloo parade
College Eye 43:9, p.1 		Will lead Christmas parade.
919 The 90-piece Panther marching band from the college will lead the gala Christmas parade in Waterloo, Friday, November 16
Public Relations News Release 1951:138, p.1 		The parade, sponsored by the Waterloo chamber of commerce, will feature 40 nuge balloon floats including a 100-foot, five-car balloon train. The Panther marching band, under the direction of Karl Holvik, will be one of five bands in the parade.
920 Head of Industrial Arts at ISTC receives Doctor's degree
Public Relations News Release 1950:166, p.1 		Harold G. Palmer has received the degree of doctor of philosophy at Ohio State University during the holidays. Palmer, an associate professor, joined the staff in 1924 and became department head in 1948.
921 WOI to Air Special ISTC Christmas Program
Public Relations News Release 1950:163, p.1 		The half-hour program, "Radio Christmas Card," was recorded on campus before Christmas vacation began Dec. 15. Carols and music from the campanile's famous 15-ton bells will be featured, said Arne Grummer, assistant radio program director.
922 Unusual vacations - 15 Dec. to Dec. 1 - for ISTC aculty
Public Relations News Release 1950:160, p.1 		Instructors Dorothy Price and William Walsh of the teaching department are honeymooning after their marriage Dec. 16 in Cedar Falls. Three faculty families barely beat the Internal Revenue Service out of extra exemptions. Other vacations noted.
923 Christmas is busy Season for ISTC Professors
Public Relations News Release 1950:158, p.1 		Christmas may be stay-at-home season for most folks but not for college professors. That's when many education associations plan national meetings. Here's where conference-bound faculty members are going before the New Year. Conferences listed.
924 43 Receive Degrees, Diplomas at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1950:157, p.1 		Thirty bachelor of arts degrees and 13 elementary teacher diplomas were granted Friday announced Registrar Marshall R. Beard. No formal commencement exercises were held, a custom followed in fall and winter quarter graduations. Students listed.
925 The Line
College Eye 42:13, p.2 		'News' from around the campus.
926 Untitled
College Eye 42:13, p.1 		Students decorate a tree in the math department.
927 AWS dinner set
College Eye 42:12, p.5 		Will hold Christmas dinner.
928 Bartlett Hall to hold Christmas meditations
College Eye 42:12, p.5
929 Bernhard to give Yuletide sermon
College Eye 42:12, p.1 		In Christmas chapel service.
930 Carol programs to be broadcast
College Eye 42:12, p.1 		Will be broadcast over WOI.
931 Home Ec Group holds Yule party
College Eye 42:12, p.5 		Ellen Richards Club holds party.
932 Meditations scheduled
College Eye 42:12, p.2 		Student Christian Association will present Christmas meditations.
933 St. Nick to visit Commons for supper party Tuesday
College Eye 42:12, p.1
934 Christmas Season Opens at ISTC
Public Relations News Release 1950:152, p.1 		Over seven inches of snow has given the campus a Christmas card setting, certainly appropriate for the round of Christmas events which started last night with the tree lighting ceremony.
935 Meardon Band to Play for ISTC Formal Dance
Public Relations News Release 1950:150, p.1 		The annual Christmas formal dance will be held Friday in the Commons ballroom. Bill Meardon and his orchestra, rated by Downbeat magazine as the "best in the mid-west," will provide the music. The same band played for last year's Homecoming dance.
936 President Maucker to open ISTC Christmas season
Public Relations News Release 1950:149, p.1 		The season will open officially with President J. W. Maucker's lighting of the college Christmas tree. Carols will be played on the campanile chimes just before the tree-lighting ceremony south of the Commons. Group caroling will follow the ceremony.
937 Baker to have Christmas party
College Eye 42:11, p.7
938 Seerley Hall to hold annual Yuletide party
College Eye 42:11, p.5
939 Students and faculty invited to Carol Hour
College Eye 42:11, p.8
940 Tree Lighting will ring in Christmas season Thursday
College Eye 42:11, p.1 		Schedule of activities.
941 Formal Christmas Dance at ISTC is December 8
Public Relations News Release 1950:136, p.1 		The Christmas Ball, first formal dance of the fall quarter will be held Friday night according to General Chairman Dave Butler. Committee chairmen are: Les Rees, Joan Ferneding, Helen Steege, John Sabus, Donna Merfeld, Dean Morford, and Virginia McGovern.
942 Committees meet, plan for Christmas Formal
College Eye 42:10, p.3
943 December ninth to be open night for Yule parties
College Eye 42:10, p.3
944 Students will start to school a week later this fall; will have almost a month of vacation during the year
Public Relations News Release 1950:12, p.1 		The new calendar was recently adopted for the 1950-51 school year; students will be in school longer next spring. The fall quarter will be more than two weeks longer than the winter and spring terms.
945 Important events
Old Gold 0:0, p.16 		Activities at the beginning of the school year; photo.
946 The 1949 Homecoming
Old Gold 0:0, p.18 		Important events; photo.
947 Bartlett Hall decorates
College Eye 41:13, p.2 		The Christmas trees in the Gold and Green lounges have been decorated.
948 Choir to assist in special chapel
College Eye 41:13, p.1 		The theme of the service will be "Will Christmas Come This Year?"
949 Christmas week for Lawther Hall
College Eye 41:13, p.7 		Schedule of events.
950 Coffee, carols start Sunday
College Eye 41:13, p.1 		Coffee and Carols will include a special presentation by the Christmas Chorus on Monday evening.
951 Dodd to be Santa at Yuletide party
College Eye 41:13, p.2 		The sixth graders of the Campus School will give a Christmas party for the residents at the Western Home.
952 Hawaiian girls, too far from home, make plans for holiday in Midwest
College Eye 41:13, p.7 		Nine women from Hawaii find other living arrangements for the holiday season.
953 Music programs at campus school
College Eye 41:13, p.6 		Four separate programs are scheduled.
954 Post-game event
College Eye 41:13, p.3 		There will be a humorous Christmas reading and a specialty act.
955 Record 'Littlest Angel' heard at meditations
College Eye 41:13, p.2
956 Seasonal theme SCA meditations
College Eye 41:13, p.2 		The titles of the upcoming meditations for the Christmas season are announced along with a scheduled visit to the Western Home.
957 Students record Yule broadcast for December 23
College Eye 41:13, p.1 		Students will sing a Christmas carol as part of the production.
958 Students, band provide program at formal dance
College Eye 41:13, p.1 		A rose corsage will be given to each woman attending.
959 Supper party at Commons Tuesday
College Eye 41:13, p.1 		Music will be provided by vocal and instrumental groups.
960 Christmas dance tickets on sale; Williams to play
College Eye 41:12, p.1 		Students are asked to make this a non-corsage dance; favors will be provided for the women.
961 Christmas events announced; chorus of 300 will present 'The Messiah'; Tree-lighting program will open season
College Eye 41:12, p.1 		The College Chorus and Symphony Orchestra will join forces for the performance.
962 Faculty Dames party
College Eye 41:12, p.1 		Members are asked to bring a gift for the grab bag along with their favorite Christmas recipe.
963 Radio program to send greetings over the air
College Eye 41:12, p.8 		Students will present a radio program for the holidays.
964 Tree-lighting program will open season
College Eye 41:12, p.1 		A Campanile concert will call students to the ceremony; photo.
965 'Messiah' to be presented December 11
College Eye 41:11, p.1 		Performances will take place in the Men's Gym again to allow more people to attend; photo.
966 Lee Williams band named for Christmas
College Eye 41:11, p.1 		List of committee members for the formal dance; photo.
967 4-H club carols convalescents
College Eye 40:14, p.6
968 Christmas theme for meditations
College Eye 40:13, p.8
969 Coffee, carols services at Commons next week
College Eye 40:13, p.7
970 Commons to serve turkey at annual Christmas dinner
College Eye 40:13, p.1 		There will be four servings to accommodate the anticipated large crowd.
971 Hilltopics; Christmas joy is not universal
College Eye 40:13, p.4 		While students feast, there are those who are not so fortunate; try to discover the true meaning of Christmas.
972 Lawther women preparing gifts for girls at Ottumwa Orphanage
College Eye 40:13, p.3 		Description of the gifts that the women are making.
973 SCA issues Christmas meditation booklets
College Eye 40:13, p.1
974 Three pre-Christmas meditations next week
College Eye 40:13, p.8
975 Torch and Tassel give report on seal drive
College Eye 40:13, p.7 		Raise over $225.
976 Trees decorated in Bartlett Hall
College Eye 40:13, p.8 		Group decorates three trees.
977 Xmas activities start at Lawther Tuesday
College Eye 40:13, p.6 		Will decorate tree and sing.
978 Xmas formal tickets
College Eye 40:13, p.3 		Need to sell more tickets in order to pay for the orchestra.
979 Alpha Phi Gamma to hold Christmas party
College Eye 40:12, p.6
980 Kindergarten children plan Christmas program
College Eye 40:12, p.8
981 Lawther, Seerley Christmas party is barn dance
College Eye 40:12, p.7
982 Light fireplaces for meditations
College Eye 40:12, p.7
983 Price to light Xmas tree; ceremony to take place next Tuesday
College Eye 40:12, p.1 		Description of the ceremony.
984 Religious groups plan Christmas activities
College Eye 40:12, p.8
985 Sonny Dunham's music will charm Christmas formal
College Eye 40:12, p.1
986 Lawther, Seerley plan joint party
College Eye 40:11, p.6 		For Christmas.
987 Tutor Timetable
College Eye 40:11, p.1 		Schedule of events on campus.
988 A season of festive activities
Old Gold 0:0, p.103 		Scenes from Christmas across campus. Carolers, Santa Claus, and a decorated Baker Hall are signs of the times.
989 Big Moments of Swing and Sway; Dance highlights at the Commons
Old Gold 0:0, p.106 		Scenes from the Lawther costume ball, farmers' frolic, sping and Christmas formals; photo.
990 The 1947 Christmas Holidays
Old Gold 0:0, p.102 		A lighted Christmas tree with the Campanile in the background gives off a holiday glow. President Price lights the tree. Wayne Gard plays holiday music in the Georgian Lounge; photo.
991 . . . Christmas notes
College Eye 39:13, p.1 		Wayne Gard plays Christmas carols on the marimba; photo.
992 "We need Christmas as never before"
College Eye 39:13, p.2 		Claims that the spirit of Christmas needs to be brought into our everyday activities all across the nation.
993 400 at Xmas formal
College Eye 39:13, p.4
994 Campus School staff holds Christmas party
College Eye 39:13, p.4
995 High school to give Xmas program today
College Eye 39:13, p.4 		Vocal groups will perform.
996 Survey of Campus Opinion
College Eye 39:13, p.4 		Discusses TC student opinion about the existence of Santa Claus and the mailing of Christmas cards.
997 Christmas supper to feature turkey
College Eye 39:12, p.4 		To be served in the Commons; program will accompany meal.
998 Clubs plan joint Christmas party
College Eye 39:12, p.7
999 Faculty women to hold annual Christmas party
College Eye 39:12, p.3 		Will raise money for Cedar Falls schools.
1000 Lawther girls plan Christmas activities
College Eye 39:12, p.1 		Will include caroling.