Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)

Displaying 751 - 800 of 1916 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
751 Referendum petition allowed by faculty; vote to remove present status of social functions. Petition made by Student Council
College Eye 10:14, p.1 		Dancing at formal social functions will now be allowed; President Seerley organizes Committee on Social Activities.
752 Oil panting of our president in library; is presented by Van Cleave
College Eye 10:11, p.1 		Represents President Seerley sitting at his desk.
753 State Teachers Ass'n holds three day session; many Teachers College graduates are recognized with offices
College Eye 10:9, p.10 		Roster of those who will be serving ISTA.
754 President H. H. Seerley
College Eye 10:9, p.3 		President Homer Horatio Seerley; photo.
755 The staff has been kindly assisted
College Eye 10:9, p.4 		Credits for special World War I commemorative issue of the College Eye.
756 R. O. T. C. moves T. C. up a notch; President Seerley receives telegram from Educational Committee at Washington
College Eye 10:9, p.1 		ISTC makes plans to host a Reserve Officers Training Corps unit.
757 Iowa State Teacher's Association
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.2 		Iowa State Teachers Association met December 26-28, 1919; summary of their meeting.
758 S.A.T.C.
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.1 		Inauguration of Student Army Training Corps was October 1, 1918. Several spoke and College Band played. S. A. T. C. was demobilized December 20, 1920.
759 President Seerley
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.1 		President Seerley attended many meetings and conferences.
760 To pave 27th street?
College Eye 10:8, p.4 		As part of developing road system south of campus.
761 "Iowa Day" observed this morning; annual state patriotic day given place in course of events; Dr. Gist to speak
College Eye 10:7, p.1 		Enjoy readings and song.
762 President Seerley
College Eye 10:7, p.4 		Has been made a contributing member of the Bureau of Public Information with hopes to advance education and good will among the people of the world.
763 The Cedar Falls Commercial Club
College Eye 10:7, p.4 		Hosted a supper at the college cafeteria on November 19th. Program consisted of the Women's Glee Club, color guard flag exercises, and addresses by attorney Sherman Mears and President Seerley.
764 President Seerley
College Eye 10:6, p.4 		Attended meetings in Chicago that were made extraordinary by the Armistice of the nations at war.
765 President Seerley will go to Minneapolis Minnesota
College Eye 10:4, p.4 		Will attend the Conference of Presidents of Higher Institutions to deal with Student Army Training Corps issues.
766 President Seerley to attend council; England and America joining bonds in education
College Eye 10:4, p.1 		Will deal with joint business ventures in education.
767 Pres. Seerley delivers "war aims" lecture; danger point of epidemic is past; chapel exercises being held as before
College Eye 10:3, p.1 		Text of address; speaks on "The American College and the American Soldier."
768 The alumni breakfast
Alumni News Letter 2:3, p.4 		Breakfast served to class of 1918. R. D. Daugherty sang alumni song he wrote. Acting president was Henrietta Radell. New class welcomed and report given on building Campanile. Officers elected for next year.
769 Faculty notes 10
Alumni News Letter 2:3, p.4 		Clara Seerley, Myra Call, and Homer H. Seerley attended "Win the War Convention" for League to enforce peace. Myra Call attended Women's Council of National Defense.
770 Faculty notes 9
Alumni News Letter 2:3, p.3 		Homer H. Seerley attended meeting of Emergency Council of Education concerning war; elected to executive committee.
771 Memorial Day
Alumni News Letter 2:3, p.4 		W. W. Gist in charge of Memorial Day program honoring Clifford Stevens and Henry Booth, students who died in service.
772 Irving
Old Gold 0:0, p.256 		Roster of Irving Literary Society members; photo
773 President Homer H. Seerley
Old Gold 0:0, p.30 		Photo.
774 Official
College Eye 9:30, p.5 		News of professors and staffing changes.
775 President Seerley
College Eye 9:27, p.8 		Spoke at a dedication of a new school building.
776 Henry Sabin; October 23, 1829. March 22, 1918
College Eye 9:24, p.6 		Biography of Henry Sabin by President Seerley.
777 The Inside Survey; continuation of Pres. Seerley's speech at Atlantic City, N. J. on The Inside Survey
College Eye 9:24, p.5
778 Brief Reports 11
Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.1 		William L. Hearst honored for service by professional men of Cedar Falls.
779 Homer H. Seerley
Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.3 		Homer Seerley chosen to represent Normal Schools of the Nation in National Emergency Council of Education.
780 The Consolidated School Conference
Alumni News Letter 2:2, p.3 		The conference occurred March 7 and 8 with addresses given by Homer Seerley, A. M. Deyoe, J. A. Woodruff, and W. B. Sandford. Macy Campbell was executive chairperson.
781 The Inside Survey; continuation of Pres. Seerley's speech at Atlantic City, N. J. on The Inside Survey
College Eye 9:23, p.2
782 Official
College Eye 9:22, p.7 		Des Moines College and Highland Park College have consolidated; President Seerley has been appointed to a national committee on resolutions.
783 The Inside Survey; address delivered by Pres. Seerley at Atlantic City, N. J.
College Eye 9:21, p.1 		Defends the need for normal schools.
784 Pres. Seerley, Dr. Stone, and Prof. McGlade at N. E. A.; Pres. Seerley elected as member of National Emergency Council of Education
College Eye 9:21, p.1 		Reported on the status of the Inside Survey.
785 Pres. Seerley
College Eye 9:20, p.1 		President Seerley went to a National Educational Convention in New Jersey.
786 President Seerley
College Eye 9:18, p.7 		Left for a conference in Chicago.
787 This is a recognition which Pres. Seerley has been attempting to get for some years. This means that a B. A. from this school is recognized and given
College Eye 9:17, p.6 		Education degrees from T. C. are recognized and given credit by the University of New York.
788 James T. Fields
College Eye 9:16, p.5 		President Seerley visited James Fields' prize-winning wheat fields in Saskatchewan, Canada.
789 Convincing evidence
College Eye 9:16, p.4 		President Seerley addressed the court in favor of student teaching opportunities in Cedar Falls; spoke of the favorable results for the students of the college and the students of the community.
790 Camp Dodge 1917
College Eye 9:13, p.2 		Albert Faber appreciates gifts from home.
791 Corpus Christi, Texas
College Eye 9:13, p.2 		Elmo Berwick is preparing to go overseas; appreciates gifts sent over the holidays.
792 Shillinglaw Y. M. sec'y in France; he writes to Pres. Seerley on camp work
College Eye 9:13, p.1 		Needs equipment and supplies; camps range in size from one hundred to twenty thousand.
793 President Seerley
College Eye 9:12, p.7 		Has been invited to give speeches, but his busy schedule limits his opportunities.
794 Pres. Seerley
College Eye 9:11, p.8 		Attended a meeting of the Presidents of the state schools.
795 President Seerley
College Eye 9:10, p.8 		Gave an address in Osage.
796 Last week Thursday
College Eye 9:8, p.8 		Nearly 150 railroad employees visited campus with President Seerley as their guide.
797 Pres. Seerley talks; the annual banquet of the Schoolmasters Club at Des Moines is scene of festivities
College Eye 9:8, p.1 		Considers what it means to be a citizen of the United States.
798 Schoolmasters banquet at Des Moines
College Eye 9:7, p.1 		President Seerley will speak.
799 Baccalaureate address
College Eye 9:4, p.2 		Part three of President Seerley's address titled, "The Power of the Endless Life."
800 Iowa State Teachers Association
College Eye 9:4, p.3 		Roster of faculty representing Teachers College.