Gohman--James D. (Class of 1960)
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1 | Minority group primary theme of ISTC literary review Public Relations News Release 1960:232, p.1 |
The department of languages, speech, and literature sponsor a minority prejudice edition of the "Midwest" literary review. Professor Wallace Anderson serves as guest critic. | |
2 | Tri Beta Takes Many Field Trips Old Gold 0:0, p.171 |
The members of Beta Beta Beta took many field trips both local and out of state over the course of the year. The honor society is for students of the biological sciences and promote the dissemination of scientific proof and encourages investigation in the natural world. The organization even sent a delegation to the regional convention sponsored by the Gamma Upsilon Chapter of Central College in Missouri. | |
3 | Men's Union Presents Varied Program Old Gold 0:0, p.121 |
The Men's Union works to enlarge the opportunities for men to develop in all phases of college life, which is attained through many committee-planned programs during the year; photo. | |
4 | Steering Committee guides conference College Eye 50:26, p. |
A look at ACCIA planning. | |
5 | TC debaters face British opposition College Eye 50:22, p.1 |
Jack Dodd and James Gohman will compete. | |
6 | Speech activities stimulate interest Old Gold 0:0, p.243 |
The club made fourteen trips to other colleges and universities to compete in debate, extempraneous speaking, discussion, oratory, oral interpretaion, radio speaking, and other phases of forensics; photo. | |
7 | Class of 1960 Old Gold 0:0, p.297 |
Sophomore class of 1958; photo. | |
8 | Gohman takes national first College Eye 45:31, p.1 |
James Gohman wins boys' biological division at national science fair. | |
9 | Dr. R. A. Rogers attends Purdue science fair Thursday College Eye 45:30, p.7 |
Accompanies winners of local Science Fair. | |
10 | Science students travel to Purdue College Eye 45:29, p.6 |
For national science fair. | |
11 | NE Iowa Science Fair attracts 1200 to campus Alumnus 38:2, p.5 |
List of award winners. | |
12 | Delta Sigma Rho Arranges Interesting Debates Northern Iowan :, p. |
Delta Sigma Rho is the United States' oldest national honorary organization for students interested in debate, oratory, discussion, and other forensic activities. It was funded in 1906 and came to the Iowa State Teachers College in 1913. The group takes charge of arrangements for debates between universities. In the past they have hosted debate teams from England, Sweden, and Scotland. |