Seerley--Homer Horatio [President of ISNS and ISTC]

Displaying 801 - 900 of 1904
# Title Date Summary
801 Baccalaureate address
College Eye 9:2, p.5
Part one of President Seerley's address titled, "The Power of the Endless Life."
802 Men's mix Monday night
College Eye 9:2, p.1
Y. M. C. A.-sponsored event gives students and faculty a chance to become better acquainted.
803 Baccalaureate service Sunday
College Eye 9:1, p.1
President Seerley spoke on "The Power of the Endless Life."
804 Department of Administration
Old Gold 0:0, p.32
Profile of Professor Irving H. Hart; photo.
805 Homerian
Old Gold 0:0, p.263

Gives information on the Homerian society, includes roll; photos.

806 Irving
Old Gold 0:0, p.283

Information on the Irving literary society; photos.

807 President Homer H. Seerley
Old Gold 0:0, p.22
Photo of the president of the Iowa State Teachers College.
808 Schoolmasters
Old Gold 0:0, p.304
Information and group photo for the Schoolmasters Club.
809 Our thanks
College Eye 8:31, p.4
Outgoing College Eye staff thanks those who supported them during their run.
810 Pres. Seerley
College Eye 8:31, p.8
Gave a speech at a school dedication in Orange Township.
811 Last Saturday evening
College Eye 8:30, p.6
President Seerley entertains members of the senior class and the faculty.
812 Office force picnic
College Eye 8:30, p.8
Many groups have held picnics recently.
813 Pres. Seerley
College Eye 8:30, p.8
Gave a speech at the Bennington Township picnic.
814 Convention is great success; program unusually interesting
College Eye 8:29, p.1
The superintendents and consolidated schools conferences wrap up; praise for issues discussed.
815 Mrs. Esther Seerley Culley
College Eye 8:26, p.8
Is at the home of her parents.
816 Pres. and Mrs. Seerley
College Eye 8:26, p.8
Welcome a newborn granddaughter.
817 Northeast and Southwest Iowa Teachers Association
College Eye 8:23, p.6
President Seerley gives addresses at regional meetings.
818 The far-reaching reputation of this institution
College Eye 8:22, p.2
Professor Lynch receives letter from Puerto Rico regarding simplification in the spelling of English.
819 A correction
College Eye 8:21, p.8
President Seerley attended a meeting for the National Education Association, not the North Central Association.
820 Dr. and Mrs. Seerley at Kansas City
College Eye 8:20, p.8
Attending a meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges.
821 Pres. and Mrs. Seerley
College Eye 8:19, p.8
Recently entertained with meals at their home.
822 Pres. Seerley
College Eye 8:19, p.8
Attended a Board of Education meeting.
823 Pres. Seerley
College Eye 8:18, p.8
Attended a Teachers Association meeting in Wisconsin.
824 Student Council meets
College Eye 8:18, p.3
Council conducts business and hears talk from President Seerley.
825 Teachers College High School graduation exercises
College Eye 8:17, p.7
Program of events provided.
826 Chas. Cougill
College Eye 8:15, p.8
Visited his brother-in-law, H. H. Seerley.
827 New course of study for rural critic teachers
College Eye 8:15, p.6
To be implemented as part of Department of Rural Education.
828 Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association
College Eye 8:15, p.1
President Seerley to give three addresses before SWTA in February.
829 What is school spirit?
College Eye 8:15, p.4
Contemplates the nature of school spirit and how it works at Teachers College.
830 Sideline notes of the game
College Eye 8:12, p.3
Notes on Pep Club, the College Band, and alumni all attending the Ellsworth game.
831 Vesper service held; President Seerley speaks on the subject: "Music in Education"
College Eye 8:11, p.1
President Seerley discussed the role music plays in a proper, cultured education.
832 Esther Seerley Culley
College Eye 8:10, p.7
Is here with her son, Homer, visiting her parents.
833 Schoolmasters have banquet; President Seerley gives splendid talk
College Eye 8:9, p.1
First meeting of the Schoolmasters Club held.
834 T. C. to have student council
College Eye 8:9, p.5
President Seerley makes arrangements to organize a student council in order to govern the student body.
835 Iowa Club
College Eye 8:8, p.7
Iowa Club holds regular meeting.
836 The S. T. A. and religious education
College Eye 8:8, p.7
State Teachers Association discusses the importance of religious education.
837 Class Day programs
College Eye 8:7, p.3
Outlines procedure for Class Day events.
838 Faculty has mix; faculty members get together in social good time on Tuesday evening, October 24th
College Eye 8:7, p.1
Recap of events.
839 Mrs. L. B. Christman
College Eye 8:6, p.8
Is visiting President and Mrs. Seerley.
840 Mrs. A. B. Clark
College Eye 8:5, p.8
Helen Seerley Clark and her son visited her parents.
841 The glories of productive life; Baccalaureate address by Homer H. Seerley, President Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa
College Eye 8:4, p.4
Conclusion of President Seerley's Baccalaureate address.
842 The glories of productive life; Baccalaureate address by Homer H. Seerley, President Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa
College Eye 8:4, p.4
Continuation of President Seerley's Baccalaureate address.
843 President addresses joint meeting
College Eye 8:2, p.2
President Seerley speaks on the gravity of college work at a joint Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. meeting.
844 The glories of productive life; Baccalaureate address by Homer H. Seerley, President Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls
College Eye 8:2, p.4
Text of President Seerley's Baccalaureate address.
845 Y. M. C. A.
College Eye 8:2, p.2
President Seerley delivers address titled "The Old Order Changeth."
846 Y. W. gives entertainment
College Eye 8:2, p.1
Young Women's Christian Association hosts party in the Gymnasium.
847 Graduates receive diplomas; class largest in history of school
College Eye 8:1, p.1
Recap of Commencement ceremony.
848 Pres. Seerley entertains seniors
College Eye 8:1, p.7
President and Mrs. Seerley host graduating seniors at a reception held at the President's House.
849 Space will not permit
College Eye 8:1, p.4
Due to space constraints in the current issue, President Seerley's Baccalaureate address will be printed in the first issue in the fall.
850 The Baccalaureate address
College Eye 8:1, p.6
Quick summary of the Baccalaureate exercises as well as President Seerley's address.
851 Homerian
Old Gold 0:0, p.208
Colors, flowers, presidents, members, and honorary members.
852 Homerian
Old Gold 0:0, p.205
Drawing of Homer Seerley seated; dressed in coat and tie. Subtitle of Our Homer.
853 Photo
Old Gold 0:0, p.12
Homer H. Seerley portrait; photo.
854 The dedication of the Homerians
Old Gold 0:0, p.209
Brief history and purpose of the Homerian Literary Society.
855 The Schoolmasters Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.253
Officers, executive committee, history, charter members, and honorary members.
856 "The Next Step"; the next step in the reorganization of democracy
College Eye 7:25, p.1
President Seerley's speech about democracy to the Waverly Woman's Club.
857 N. C. A.; Pres. Seerley talks on "Leadership"
College Eye 7:25, p.5
Text of President Seerley's speech.
858 We hope
College Eye 7:25, p.4
Encourages students to read President Seerley's article on democracy on page one of this issue.
859 Miss Hughes dies Sunday morning; much loved teacher suddenly passes away
College Eye 7:24, p.1
Was not feeling well on Wednesday and her health progressively declined until Sunday, April 2, 1916; short biography.
860 Preparedness
College Eye 7:24, p.6
Marion McFarland Walker spoke about being prepared to go into the world; President Seerley gave an animated address to the men.
861 The S. U. I. Normal Club
Quarterly News Letter to the Alumni 0:0, p.1
Teachers College faculty and graduates participated in the State University of Iowa reunion.
862 Rural education
College Eye 7:21, p.3
New program developed by President Seerley will train students to be township supervisors; news of the rural education department.
863 Schoolmasters have banquet; President Seerley makes splendid address at first meeting
College Eye 7:17, p.1
Recap of events at gathering.
864 Convocation address
College Eye 7:16, p.6
President Seerley to give convocation address at the University of Iowa; David Sands Wright at speak at "Normal Club" banquet following.
865 Meeting of department of superintendence
College Eye 7:15, p.6
Education administrators of all levels across America to meet in Detroit, Michigan.
866 Presidents of state normal schools
College Eye 7:15, p.6
Will hold annual conference in Chicago.
867 Official
College Eye 7:13, p.8
Examination of education-related matters.
868 B. A.s banquet at Blackhawk; seniors enjoy first formal
College Eye 7:12, p.1
President and Mrs. Seerley, Professor and Mrs. Begeman, and Mrs. Walker attend as guests of honor.
869 Official
College Eye 7:12, p.6
President Seerley describes the highlights of his trip to Nashville, Tennessee, for an education conference.
870 William N. Hull
College Eye 7:12, p.6
Died November 13, 1915; brief tribute.
871 Y. M. C. A.
College Eye 7:11, p.3
F. N. Seerley spoke.
872 Official
College Eye 7:10, p.6
News of alumni; news of other normal schools.
873 Untitled
College Eye 7:10, p.5
F. N. Seerley will be visiting President Seerley.
874 Can a monkey belong to a literary society?
College Eye 7:9, p.4
Does not support monkeys being members in literary societies; believes society members should take care of public property.
875 Cedar Falls Teachers Banquet; nearly three hundred attend annual luncheon at State Teacher's meeting
College Eye 7:9, p.1
Alumni met in Des Moines and attended the banquet together.
876 Iowa Club
College Eye 7:9, p.5
President Seerley spoke about "When Rural Schools Have Done Their Work and Set the People Free".
877 Official
College Eye 7:9, p.6
News of former students and faculty members; notes on enrollment.
878 Iowa Club
College Eye 7:8, p.1
Program lasted eight minutes; made up songs about Iowa.
879 Official
College Eye 7:8, p.6

Ex-presidents council elected new members; administrative notes; faculty changes;

880 The Homerian initiation
College Eye 7:8, p.5
Held formal initiation.
881 Iowa Club
College Eye 7:7, p.2
Professors Hart and Campbell spoke briefly; Mr. Schriber from Colorado Teacher's College spoke.
882 Official
College Eye 7:7, p.6
News of administrators; news from other colleges.
883 Irving formal
College Eye 7:6, p.4
Held annual formal initiation.
884 President Seerley addresses Woman's Club
College Eye 7:6, p.3
Spoke about "Some Modern Tendencies in Modern Education".
885 Baccalaureate address
College Eye 7:5, p.6
Concluded text of President Seerley's Baccalaureate Address.
886 Baccalaureate address
College Eye 7:4, p.2
Continuation of text of address by President Seerley.
887 Official
College Eye 7:4, p.6
News notes on education, faculty changes, and on alumni.
888 Baccalaureate Address; Sunday, May 23, 1915
College Eye 7:3, p.1
Continuation of the text of President Seerley's address.
889 Football given educational value
College Eye 7:3, p.1
Football classes will be set up and men will be required to take them; college will make some funds available for the sport; photo.
890 Official
College Eye 7:3, p.6
National education news.
891 Baccalaureate address
College Eye 7:2, p.1
First part of text of President Seerley's address; photo.
892 President and Mrs. Homer H. Seerley
College Eye 7:2, p.8
Spent time traveling in the West.
893 1890 class hold reunion
College Eye 7:1, p.1
Eight members of the class attend.
894 A Tribute to I.S.T.C.
Old Gold 0:0, p.204
Two poems.
895 Alumni banquet
College Eye 7:1, p.1
Alumni tell old stories and enjoy the reunion.
896 Assistant Professors--The Faculty Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.63
Overview of the faculty club and their activities; photo.
897 Iowa State Teachers College
Old Gold 0:0, p.361
Letter from President Seerley to Almond Gates of the Waterloo Business College, endorsing the college as a place for business training.
898 Our president Homer H. Seerley
Old Gold 0:0, p.10
Tribute to President Seerley; photo.
899 The Study Centers of the Iowa State Teacher's College for 1914-1915
College Eye 7:1, p.7
Summary of the work for 1914-1915; about five thousand attended the centers.
900 This week
College Eye 7:1, p.8
Many faculty members will be giving commencement addresses across the state.