Helgason--Harry Lawrence [Class of 1936]

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1 Harry Helgeson
Alumnus 29:2, p.24
Received a medical discharge from the Army after being in service for two and one-half years. He is teaching in the public schools at Corning, Iowa, where he had taught prior to his entering the service in 1942.
2 "I" Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.222
Description, officers, and members; photo.
3 Football
Old Gold 0:0, p.55
Season schedule and highlights; photos.
4 Graduates
Old Gold 0:0, p.233
Graduate photos.
5 Lambda Gamma Nu
Old Gold 0:0, p.62
Description of activities, officers, and members; photos.
6 Purple Panthers close season in burst of speed
Alumnus 20:1, p.13
Finish 4-2-2; season wrap-up; photo.
7 Major awards were granted to twenty one Teachers College football players
Public Relations News Release 1935:313, p.1
John Champlin was named as the player of the greatest value to the team.
8 In final appearance tomorrow
College Eye 27:11, p.4
Ten senior football players will play their final game; photo.
9 The Teachers College opens its North Central conference football wars against South Dakota
Public Relations News Release 1935:278, p.2
Eight men in the starting lineup will be playing their last game for the Teachers College.
10 Harry Helgason will play his final contest for the Teachers College football team
Public Relations News Release 1935:262, p.1
Profile.
11 The Teachers College football team started its last week of practice today
Public Relations News Release 1935:243, p.1
Saturdays contest will be the final performance for ten letter winners.
12 The Teachers College football team travels to Sioux City for its tenth meeting with Morningside
Public Relations News Release 1935:239, p.1
The starting lineup will include either six or seven graduating lettermen.
13 The football team faces its last opportunity to break the jinx this season against Morningside
Public Relations News Release 1935:236, p.1
The Teachers College football team hasn't won a game away from home in nearly three years.
14 The Teachers College football team concluded its practice session and will entrain for Ypsilanti tonight
Public Relations News Release 1935:100, p.1
Traveling squad members.
15 The Teachers College football team will open the 1935 season tomorrow against Cornell
Public Relations News Release 1935:78, p.2
Probable starting lineups.
16 Coach Tom Johnson announced that he would continue scrimmage sessions all this week
Public Relations News Release 1935:72, p.1
Season update and possible starting lineup.
17 With the general public barred, the Teachers College gridders learn intricate offensive positions
Public Relations News Release 1935:49, p.2
Coach Johnson is still having trouble finding the perfect first string combination.
18 Only ten days of practice remain for the Panthers to get ready for the invasion of Cornell
Public Relations News Release 1935:31, p.1
There are no set positions yet, as changes are still being made in the entire make up of the team.
19 Roland White snapped through a long passing drill
Public Relations News Release 1935:19, p.1
White has been alternating with Harry Helgason as the fullback post.
20 The Teachers College football squad will settle down to a steady diet of scrimmage
Public Relations News Release 1935:9, p.1
Forty one men are currently available for the team.
21 Backs plentiful on Tutor squad; nine lettermen counted on for Panther offensive
College Eye 26:44, p.4
Season preview; photo.
22 Three Iowa Falls football players are counted upon as valuable cogs in the football machine
Public Relations News Release 1934:1145, p.1
Short profiles.
23 Nineteen lettermen will be on hand this fall
Public Relations News Release 1934:1130, p.3
Season preview and schedule.
24 Football
Old Gold 0:0, p.234
1934 schedule and season highlights; photos.
25 Inter-Fraternity Council
Old Gold 0:0, p.210
Purpose, advisers, officers, and members; photos.
26 Lambda Gamma Nu
Old Gold 0:0, p.214
Organized in 1923; aims, advisors, officers, and members; photos.
27 Helgason suffers broken ankle in baseball practice
College Eye 26:26, p.4
Harry Helgason, who was in consideration for a starting position, was injured in sliding practice.
28 Hampered by snow and rain, the Teachers College baseball team has been slow rounding into shape
Public Relations News Release 1934:994, p.1
Season outlook.
29 Baseball season opens April 11
Alumnus 19:2, p.18
1935 season preview.
30 A body blow was dealt when Gordon Blanchard would not be available for this baseball season
Public Relations News Release 1934:963, p.1
Roster of players and schedule of games.
31 The game against Luther brought Raymond Smalling's football career to an end
Public Relations News Release 1934:714, p.1
Smalling has played at the fullback position for three years.
32 The tied football game against Luther brings the season to a close
Public Relations News Release 1934:710, p.2
Profiles.
33 The Teachers College football team has been working out new defense plays this week
Public Relations News Release 1934:708, p.1
The same lineup used against Morningside will be used, with the exception of Russell Bell.
34 Five football men will be playing their last game for the Teachers College on Saturday
Public Relations News Release 1934:707, p.1
Possible athletes to fill the graduate's positions next year.
35 Coach John Baker plans to use the same line up from the Homecoming football game
Public Relations News Release 1934:697, p.1
Starting line up and schedule of Saturday's games.
36 None of the Iowa State Teachers College football squad will be out of the game with injuries
Public Relations News Release 1934:696, p.1
Starting line up for the game against Morningside College.
37 The Iowa State Teachers College football team prepares for the Morningside game
Public Relations News Release 1934:701, p.1
Starting line up.
38 Watch 'em step out and go tomorrow!
College Eye 26:9, p.1
TC football players Orville Nichols, Keith McCabe, Harry Helgason, Melvin Nelson, and William Chambers are sure to be in the limelight of the Homecoming game this Saturday.
39 Four men are designated to start in the Homecoming football game
Public Relations News Release 1934:682, p.1
Legionnaires from surrounding towns have been invited to the game by the Cedar Falls American Legion.
40 Four men are slated to start the Homecoming football game
Public Relations News Release 1934:682, p.1
Record breaking crowds are expected for the game, as the Cedar Falls American Legion has invited Legionnaires from surrounding towns.
41 Chalk talk Monday opens a week of drills
Public Relations News Release 1934:666, p.1
Starting lineup for the Homecoming game.
42 Coach John Baker is concerned with the number of injured football players
Public Relations News Release 1934:662, p.1
A few previously injured players will be back this week, but many were injured in Saturday's game.
43 Football team heads to Kalamazoo, Michigan
Public Relations News Release 1934:639, p.1
Season updates.
44 Juniors and seniors nominate class officers
Public Relations News Release 1934:644, p.1
Three students were chosen for each office.
45 The football team polishes up some untried plays
Public Relations News Release 1934:630, p.2
Season updates.
46 Panther Portraits
College Eye 26:4, p.4
Athletic profile of football player Harry Helgason.
47 "Little Pete" Peterson or Orville Nichols will be the starting quarterback
Public Relations News Release 1934:622, p.2
Possible players for the starting lineup.
48 Forty-five likely gridders answer first call
Alumnus 18:4, p.15
1934 season preview; photo.
49 Coach John Baker polishes his football team for their first game
Public Relations News Release 1934:616, p.2
Schedule for this week's practices and season updates.
50 Raymond Smalling is a threat in the backfield
Public Relations News Release 1934:619, p.2
Profiles of five football players and Coach Baker.
51 45 men turned out as candidates for the college football team
Public Relations News Release 1934:595, p.1
Season preview
52 Coach John Baker has hopes for five men this grid season
Public Relations News Release 1934:600, p.1
Photo
53 Varsity gridders romp over freshmen in an inter-team scrimmage
Public Relations News Release 1934:611, p.2
Season updates.
54 Vernon Stribley is forced to drop out of competition
Public Relations News Release 1934:597, p.2
Football season preview.
55 Harry Helgason is expected to be one of the football players reporting for the first practice
Public Relations News Release 1934:541, p.1
Profile
56 1934 "I" Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.151
The "TC" Club was formed in 1927; purpose and officers; photo.
57 Lambda Gamma Nu
Old Gold 0:0, p.220
Organized in 1923; officers and members; photos.
58 Varsity baseball squad
Old Gold 0:0, p.248
1934 schedule, outstanding players, and team members; photos.
59 Varsity football squad
Old Gold 0:0, p.240
1933 schedule and season highlights; photos.
60 College organizations elected 1934-1935 officers
Public Relations News Release 1932:442, p.1
In the past week, six college orgaizations elected their officers for 1934-1935 school year.
61 Varsity men awarded letters
Alumnus 18:1, p.20
Roster of twenty-two men awarded football letters for 1933.
62 The Jones system to be used to decieve opposing teams
Public Relations News Release 1932:356, p.1
Baker, head football coach, announced that he will teach his team with a well know but seldom solved mixture of football deception and precision. This style he picked while playing in Southern California.
63 New coach has eight lettermen, stiff schedule
Alumnus 17:3, p.21
1933 football season preview.
64 Freshman squads
Old Gold 0:0, p.144
Photos.
65 Lambda Gamma Nu
Old Gold 0:0, p.231
Officers, history, aims, members, and pledges; organized in 1923; photos.
66 Varsity football squad
Old Gold 0:0, p.127
Schedule, team roster, and 1932 season highlights; photos.
67 Annual track and field meet
Public Relations News Release 1932:296, p.1
Coach Fritzel's entire freshman squad and Coach Bender's varsity team (those who did not compete in the South Dakota relays) will compete in as many events as possible on May 4 and 5.
68 Panther cubs
College Eye 24:25, p.4
Hoeman and Helgason are both freshman athletes who will be playing for TC
69 Fraternity and Sorority initiations
Public Relations News Release 1932:274, p.1
Pledging and initiation ceremonies were held last week for thirty-six students.
70 Eighteen freshmen get numerals
Alumnus 17:1, p.23
List of football numeral winners.
71 Letter winner are announced; twenty varsity men and eighteen frosh will receive awards
College Eye 24:12, p.4
Football players will receive their letters.
72 A victory over Michigan State Normal
Public Relations News Release 1932:99, p.1
Football team plays the Ypsilanti, Michigan, school this week.
73 The injury jinx
Public Relations News Release 1932:51, p.1
Sports injuries change football team's starting line up.
74 In their most thorough demonstration of offensive and defensive power
Public Relations News Release 1932:32, p.1
Football team scrimmages with freshmen team.
75 When the Iowa Teachers meet Grinnell
Public Relations News Release 1932:31, p.1
Football team plays Grinnell College.
76 With another game safely chalked up
Public Relations News Release 1932:35, p.1
Football team's next match is against Western State Teachers College of Kalamazoo, Michigan.
77 With but three days in which to shape his eleven
Public Relations News Release 1932:30, p.1
Coach Baker unhappy with team performance; announces extra scrimmages sessions.
78 With the opening grid date but five days away
Public Relations News Release 1932:16, p.1
Football team plays Columbia this week.