Shillinglaw--David Lee (Class of 1911)

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# Title Date Summary
1 Mrs. Frank L. Long
Alumnus 36:2, p.22
The former Marion Shillinglaw died on January 25, 1952.
2 Mr. Shillinglaw tells what he saw in Europe
Alumnus 22:1, p.13
Analyzes political situation in Germany and Austria.
3 Chicago alumni unit holds annual meeting
Alumnus 19:1, p.1
Enjoys banquet and tour in Chinese section of Chicago; list of those who attended.
4 David Lee Shillinglaw
Alumnus 17:2, p.28
Tribute to President Seerley.
5 All roads will lead to Chicago June-July, 1933; Century of Progress reunion banquet date set for July 6
Alumnus 17:1, p.17
Making plans for alumni headquarters and gathering in Chicago.
6 Chicago alumni form chapter; group plans for general reunion at progress exposition
College Eye 23:46, p.1
About fifty attend meeting.
7 Jessie Shillinglaw
Alumnus 15:4, p.25
She is now supervisor of music in the public schools at Santa Paula, California. She and her mother are on the way to Chicago to visit her brother, D. L. Shillinglaw; will visit at Lake County, Indiana.
8 David Lee Shillinglaw
Alumnus 14:4, p.30
Marie Schmidt, daughter of Henry G. Schmidt, of Chicago, Illinois, married David Lee Shillinglaw, of Chicago, Illinois. He has a Law Degree, was a Y. M. C. A. worker, was a soldier in France, and commander of the Illinois State American Legion.
9 D. Lee Shillinglaw
Alumnus 14:3, p.25
He is now employed as a bond salesman with a large Chicago firm. He edited the student annual while at the College, is a prominent Y. M. C. A. worker, officer of the International American Legion, and late Commander of the Illinois Legion Post.
10 Mr. Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 14:54, p.4
Visited campus.
11 D. Lee Shillinglaw
Alumni News Letter 4:2, p.5
D. Lee Shillinglaw completed salvage work in France for Army and Y. M. C. A. and returned to U.S.
12 Valuable work in France; Shillinglaw writes on reconstruction
College Eye 11:9, p.1
Letters telling of alumnus Lee Shillinglaw's experiences working for the Y. M. C. A. overseas.
13 D. L. Shillinglaw
Alumni News Letter 3:3, p.4
D. L. Shillinglaw in educational work and in charge of Salvage Department of Y. M. C. A in France.
14 D. L. Shillinglaw
Alumni News Letter 3:2, p.3
D. L. Shillinglaw wrote Sara F. Rice; is to devote rest of time in France to Y. M. C. A. work.
15 Five artistic pictures arrive from France; "Crossroads" now an art gallery for likeness of four prominent war characters- also office of Foch
College Eye 10:13, p.1
Lee Shillinglaw presents portraits of war leaders.
16 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.
17 Brief Reports 6
Alumni News Letter 2:1, p.1
Lee Shillinglaw is Y. M. C. A. Secretary and Auditor.
18 Lee Shillinglaw writes
College Eye 9:8, p.5
Describes life in the army in France.
19 The summer term
College Eye 8:1, p.6
Faculty and courses for summer briefly described.
20 Mr. Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 7:16, p.7
Took position with law firm in Waterloo.
21 Mr. Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 7:14, p.7
Visiting at his home in Cedar Falls.
22 Several I. S. T. C. alumni
College Eye 4:14, p.6
Visited campus the last day of school; tells where some alumni are working.
23 Prof. and Mrs. J. O. Perrine
College Eye 4:14, p.6
Hosted a party.
24 Dick and Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 4:11, p.8
Spent Thanksgiving at home.
25 Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 4:4, p.7
Beginning his senior year of Law in Iowa City.
26 Mr. Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 3:27, p.454
Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls.
27 Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 3:15, p.264
Resumed his school duties at the University in Iowa City.
28 Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 3:14, p.248
Suffering from an attack of typhoid fever.
29 Mr. Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 3:9, p.162
Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls.
30 Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 3:4, p.81
Visited the city before returning to Iowa City; spent the summer in Oklahoma.
31 Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 2:14, p.7
Elected to organize State University of Iowa clubs in every county in the state.
32 Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 1:19, p.7
Took the leading role in a dramatic entertainment given at Independence last week.
33 Our neighbors
College Eye 1:10, p.6
News from conference schools
34 Untitled
College Eye 1:2, p.2
Student, alumni, and other news notes.
35 Athletics
College Eye 1:12, p.24
Summary of the events in ISTC athletics for the 1910-1911 school year.
36 Commencement play
College Eye 1:12, p.14
A review of the Commencement play "A School for Scandal", with a roster of cast members.
37 Senior Class 1911
Old Gold 0:0, p.56
Senior class officers.
38 Philo
Old Gold 0:0, p.237
Overview of the society and the year in review; glee club and debating team; photo.
39 The College Eye
Old Gold 0:0, p.285
Describes the change of the name from the Normal Eyte to the College Eye; photo.
40 State Teachers College Debating League
Old Gold 0:0, p.162
Brief overview of the Debating League and roster of officers; scores from the debates; photo.
41 The Lyceum of Politics and Economics
Old Gold 0:0, p.41
Provides the objective of the Lyceum; roster of the executives.
42 The School for Scandal; seniors at college present play next Monday evening
College Eye 1:11, p.190
Roster of the cast of the senior class play.
43 Lee Shillinglaw
College Eye 1:11, p.193
Spent time at Madison, Wisconsin, visiting his cousin Claude Lynch.
44 Kansas debate banquet
College Eye 1:8, p.142
After the debate with Kansas, a banquet was served in honor of the winning team.
45 Miss Willda Bogert of Independence
College Eye 1:8, p.143
Visited the Shillinglaw home.
46 A student program
College Eye 1:7, p.116
A number of students presented discussions on various topics to the Science Club.
47 Editorial
College Eye 1:7, p.109
Lee Shillinglaw will edit the paper next week due to the illness of Glenn Davis.
48 Miss Clara Lynch
College Eye 1:3, p.51
Visitor at the Shillinglaw home.
49 Miss Wilda Boger
College Eye 1:3, p.50
Was a caller at the Shillinglaw home.
50 Medals are given for debaters
Normal Eyte 21:18, p.313
Six I. S. T. C. men were awarded medals for their debate against Ames.