Welles--Lowell E. M. (Music Faculty)

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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Official Notes College Eye 3:2, p.32	09/11/1913	News about staff changes for the year; brief profiles of new faculty and staff.
102	Baccalaureate Service College Eye 3:1, p.20	06/12/1913	Program of service.
103	Professor Welles College Eye 3:1, p.21	06/12/1913	Will leave to study music in Paris at the end of summer term.
104	Department of Vocal Music Old Gold 0:0, p.116	06/01/1913	Roster of faculty; photo.
105	Prof. John L. Conrad College Eye 2:27, p.7	04/17/1913	Visited Professor L. E. M. Welles.
106	Neo banquet College Eye 2:26, p.7	04/10/1913	Neotrophians hold annual banquet in College Gym.
107	The college orchestra College Eye 2:25, p.7	04/03/1913	Performed in the Congregational church.
108	Prof. Lowell E. M. Welles College Eye 2:23, p.5	03/20/1913	Spent vacation in Oelwein.
109	College vesper service success College Eye 2:21, p.5	02/27/1913	A brief description of the program is given.
110	Music recital College Eye 2:13, p.3	12/12/1912	A recital given by the faculty of the Department of Music.
111	Mrs. M. F. Arey; wife of prominent Cedar Falls professor suddenly stricken with heart failure; College Eye 2:10, p.1	11/07/1912	Died November 5, 1912; obituary.
112	Mr. Scott of New York City College Eye 2:6, p.6	10/09/1912	Is taking piano and harmony with Professor Skinner.
113	The students enjoyed a musical treat College Eye 2:3, p.7	09/19/1912	Piano and vocal solos presented at Chapel.
114	Mrs. Walker College Eye 2:3, p.7	09/19/1912	Entertained guests at a luncheon.
115	Song recital given Monday College Eye 2:32, p.2	06/05/1912	List of Professor Welles' pupils and their work.
116	Certificate recital given Wednesday; Mr. W. E. Hays and Miss Genevieve Johnson appear before student body College Eye 2:32, p.1	06/05/1912	Performance program for Professor Welles' pupils.
117	At Y. M. reception Old Gold 0:0, p.268	06/01/1912	Jokes.
118	Department of Vocal Music Old Gold 0:0, p.24	06/01/1912	Photos of faculty members.
119	Prof. Lowell E. M. Welles College Eye 1:31, p.6	05/29/1912	Attended performance at Cornell College.
120	Official notes College Eye 1:29, p.5	05/15/1912	Roster of faculty promotions, appointments, leaves, and resignations; Departments of Physics and Chemistry consolidated with Professor Begeman as head.
121	Minnesingers make annual appearance; college glee club concert proved a great success College Eye 1:27, p.1	05/01/1912	Several soloists appear with Minnesingers fourteenth annual concert; praise for work.
122	Minnesinger concert soon; college Glee Club will appear Friday evening, April 26, best concert in history of school College Eye 1:25, p.1	04/17/1912	Several faculty members will appear with the glee club.
123	Official notes; the N. E. A. winter meeting at St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 26-29, 1912 College Eye 1:22, p.3	03/27/1912	National Council of Education meeting in St. Louis exceeded expectations; teaching assignments and leaves of absence posted; summer assignments; Professor Patt will study art in Europe; Florence Ward will study the Montessori method in Italy.
124	Mr. Welles College Eye 1:22, p.5	03/27/1912	He sang in Toledo and several other places, including as a soloist with the Cornell Glee Club.
125	Misses Kauffman and Houk College Eye 1:21, p.7	03/06/1912	Along with Professor Welles, went to New Hampton to present the operetta, "The Rose Maiden."
126	Mr. Wells College Eye 1:21, p.6	03/06/1912	Sang in The Messiah in Toledo, Iowa.
127	Minnesingers in annual concert; college glee club will appear on Friday evening, February 23 College Eye 1:18, p.4	02/14/1912	Preparing for fourteenth annual concert; will also feature soloists.
128	Anniversary address excellent; Rev. Charles Medbury one of the most eloquent men ever heard at Teachers College; Musical program, reception excellent College Eye 1:18, p.2	02/14/1912	Review of the 25th anniversary celebration for the YMCA and YWCA.
129	Mr. Welles College Eye 1:18, p.3	02/14/1912	Entertained Professor Knox from Cornell College.
130	Miss Kauffman, Miss Houk and Mr. Welles College Eye 1:18, p.3	02/14/1912	Each will have a solo in the cantata.
131	Department of orchestral instruments; B. W. Merrill, Director College Eye 1:17, p.2	02/07/1912	Preview of the recital; schedule of performers and their work.
132	L. E. M. Welles College Eye 1:16, p.2	01/31/1912	Visited the Waverly high school.
133	The Cottage Reading Circle College Eye 1:15, p.2	01/24/1912	The group met at the home of Professor and Mrs. George Dick.
134	College carnival the greatest success ever; Young Women's Christian Association pull off the biggest stunt of the year, attendance estimated at 900 College Eye 1:14, p.1	01/17/1912	Enjoyed parade, music, and food; raised $300.
135	Faculty concert was big success; cold weather kept many away, program was excellent College Eye 1:13, p.1	01/10/1912	Program for YMCA benefit concert.
136	Miss Houk and Mr. Welles College Eye 1:12, p.8	12/16/1911	Went to Cornell College to sing the "Messiah" with the students there.
137	Department of orchestral instruments College Eye 1:11, p.6	11/22/1911	Professor Merrill reviews a wonderful concert presented by the piano and voice departments
138	Faculty entertains seniors; annual reception given in Gymnasium Friday evening College Eye 1:9, p.8	11/08/1911	Faculty receives seniors; enjoys musical presentation.
139	Recital College Eye 1:9, p.8	11/08/1911	Program for recital of songs composed by Franz Liszt
140	Professor Lowell M. Welles College Eye 1:9, p.5	11/08/1911	Spent Sunday at Cornell College, where he taught last year.
141	Official Notes College Eye 1:5, p.2	10/12/1911	Board considering new furniture for new buildings; Faculty Reading Circle met; stenography and typewriting courses available.
142	Untitled College Eye 1:3, p.7	09/27/1911	Student, faculty, and alumni news.
143	Sixteen new faculty members; numerous changes and additions made for the coming year College Eye 1:2, p.1	09/20/1911	Brief profiles of new faculty.
144	Official Notes College Eye 1:1, p.2	09/13/1911	Commercial education course available; enrollment strong in domestic science; teacher education courses are effective; faculty and staff changes.