Herrig--Viola Ann (Class of 1934)

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1 Mrs. Theodore Yellman, (Viola Ann Herrig)
Alumnus 30:2, p.24 		Has been recognized in the Iowa Division Bulletin of the American Association of University Women. Theodore is employed as a chemist in Clinton, Iowa, where they reside. Viola has been directing a private kindergarten in her home.
2 Students edit book of verse; slim, green volume includes many poems by alumni
Alumnus 24:2, p.14 		Highlights of Second Book of Student Verse; some students use Writer's Studio as quiet place for work; photo.
3 Pen poetry page features the men
College Eye 29:21, p.1 		Roster of contributors; has been published for ten years.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Yellman
Alumnus 22:1, p.31 		The former Viola Ann Herrig and her husband are the parents of Theodore William, who was born on September 22, 1937.
5 Herrig honored
College Eye 28:14, p.2 		With buffet supper by Professor Terry.
6 Nine student poets have poems in new "Salon Anthology"
College Eye 27:13, p.1 		Published by Beulah Vick Bickley, of Waterloo.
7 Nine Teachers College poets have work reprinted from Book of Student Verse
Public Relations News Release 1935:10, p.1 		The reprinted works will appear in "A Poetry Salon Anthology."
8 Student editors achieve high journalistic honors
Alumnus 19:2, p.13 		Old Gold and College Eye honored again; photo.
9 Former students' poems published in national magazine
College Eye 26:29, p.1 		Work by four alumnae appears in The Rectangle.
10 Student publications win honors
Alumnus 18:3, p.17 		1933-1934 College Eye, 1933 Old Gold, and Purple Pen win awards.
11 Poems
College Eye 26:4, p.2
12 Thirty-seven attend Writers' Club meeting
College Eye 26:3, p.4 		Several students read their work.
13 New staff takes charge of paper with this issue
College Eye 26:1, p.1
14 National Press awards Purple Pen high honor
College Eye 26:1, p.1 		By National Scholastic Press association.
15 Sigma Tau Delta
Old Gold 0:0, p.184 		Established in 1928; officers, purpose, and members; photos.
16 The Purple Pen was awarded a First-Class honor rating
Public Relations News Release 1934:514, p.1 		The Purple Pen also received high scores in art work at the National Scholastic Press Association's fourteenth annual critical service.
17 Approximately 288 students will be candidates for graduation from the Iowa State Teachers College
Public Relations News Release 1934:515, p.5 		Program for the fifty-eighth annual spring commencement.
18 Graduates
Old Gold 0:0, p.75 		Graduate photos.
19 The Purple Pen
Old Gold 0:0, p.139 		The first issue was published in the spring of 1929; description and staff; photos.
20 English Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.147 		The English Club was organized in 1910; officers and members; photo.
21 Writers' Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.160 		The Writers' Club was formed in 1929; officers and photo.
22 Kappa Delta Pi
Old Gold 0:0, p.177 		The local Psi Chapter was established in 1923; officers, faculty members, and members; photo.
23 Commencement week activities begin with a reception for graduates, alumni, and faculty
Public Relations News Release 1934:506, p.3 		Programs for various events happening throughout the week.
24 Poetry
College Eye 25:43, p.2
25 Student verse to be printed; book contains writings of fifty-one students, is on sale May 22
College Eye 25:43, p.1 		Sigma Tau Delta will publish "A Book of Student Verse"; will include work by students who have been in school since 1927.
26 Roger Bennett and Margaret Schmidt will be editor and business manager next year of Purple Pen
Public Relations News Release 1934:486, p.1 		New officers were also chosen by the Lambda Beta chapter of Sigma Tau Delta.
27 Honor students in all departments will be presented at the second annual Recognition day assembly.
Public Relations News Release 1934:483, p.5 		The assembly will be held on Wednesday morning.
28 Poetry
College Eye 25:42, p.2
29 Adams new editor-in-chief for college eye
Public Relations News Release 1932:450, p.1 		The Board of Control elected for the 1934-1935 College Eye, Theodore R. Adams as its new editor-in-chief and Griffin Eggers as sports editor.
30 Journalists to attend confab; Iowa College Press group hold annual meet at Drake
College Eye 25:40, p.1 		Ten members of the publications staffs will attend; photo.
31 Purple Pen is award winner; merits second place honors in National Scholastic Press contest
College Eye 25:34, p.1 		Against several hundred competitors.
32 Purple Pen issued
Alumnus 18:1, p.17 		Fall issue available.
33 Getting in the swim; being a bit of advice on the subtleties of aquatic deportment
College Eye 25:23, p.2 		A humorous look at a swimming class.
34 Phi Chi Delta to initiate twenty at today's tea
College Eye 25:21, p.3 		Schedule of social activities.
35 New Purple Pen on sale Nov. 14; will appear with changed type arrangements; new writers
College Eye 25:20, p.1 		Quick survey of contents.
36 Essay suggests day for stifling wishes
College Eye 25:18, p.1 		Viola Ann Herrig publishes essay in Dubuque newspaper.
37 Poetry
College Eye 25:17, p.2
38 Publication's editors attend press meeting; Eye, Old Gold, Purple pen editors all to be present
College Eye 25:16, p.1 		Will attend convention in Chicago.
39 Fifty students and guests attracted to publications dinner
College Eye 25:16, p.1 		At annual publications banquet.
40 Purple Pen to be issued on campus Monday Nov. 13th
College Eye 25:16, p.1
41 For a Martha of teas
College Eye 25:15, p.2
42 Press banquet to take place Tuesday night; staffs of Old Gold, College Eye, and Purple Pen invited
College Eye 25:15, p.1
43 Unfair advantage
College Eye 25:15, p.2
44 Sifting
College Eye 25:15, p.2
45 Argument for practical things
College Eye 25:15, p.2
46 All-inclusive preferences
College Eye 25:13, p.2 		Poem.
47 Undercurrent
College Eye 25:12, p.2 		Poem.
48 Poetry
College Eye 25:11, p.2
49 Four read before Writers Club meet
College Eye 25:8, p.1 		Roster of readers and their topics.
50 Margaret Schrubbe is named President of Sigma Tau Delta
College Eye 25:3, p.1 		Roster of officers; group gave impromptu readings.