Wright--David Sands (Mathematics Faculty)

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	Title	Date	Summary
51	Ancient typewriter given to school College Eye 32:38, p.2	7/11/1941	Daughter of David Sands Wright presents typewriter to school
52	Frank M. Phillips Alumnus 23:2, p.22	4/1/1939	Is now serving as actuary and statistician with the U. S. Employees Compensation Commission. He received his Ph. D. degree from George Washington University, and he resides in Washington.
53	Eleven members of the faculty Alumnus 22:2, p.Cover	4/1/1938	Composite photo of faculty, 1895; photo.
54	Men, did he say? There were bedbugs, too! Alumnus 22:2, p.10	4/1/1938	Alumnus J. F. Doderer recalls first days on campus in 1887; sleeping quarters; limited menus; Halloween prank.
55	In 1876 didactics ranked highest College Eye 28:5, p.1	10/8/1936	A quick look at the early curriculum.
56	Normal faculty establishes the school's prestige College Eye 28:5, p.1	10/8/1936	Profiles of early faculty members.
57	Violation of old two-minute rule 'criminal' offense College Eye 28:5, p.1	10/8/1936	A look at the old rule about the association of men and women.
58	Once a pamphlet--now look at it; how it has grown! College Eye 27:5, p.2	6/26/1936	Quick history of the student newspaper.
59	First college class has song, prayer, scripture in 1876 College Eye 27:2, p.3	6/3/1936	A look back at the first class at the Iowa State Normal School.
60	Crime of selection responsible for establishing two-minute rule in '70's; many rules laid down in bygone days of normal institution College Eye 27:43, p.1	5/15/1936	A look back at relations between men and women on the Normal School campus.
61	Echoes of the past haunt Gilchrist Hall attic Alumnus 19:4, p.5	10/1/1935	Gilchrist Chapel being remodeled; new lights and seats will be installed; recalls college historical events associated with the Chapel.
62	Celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of their graduation, five alumni will gather for the reunion luncheon Public Relations News Release 1934:1100, p.1	6/1/1935	Another group will be made up of graduates in the earliest classes to graduate from the Teachers College.
63	Commencement of 1880 ended with student-faculty wedding College Eye 26:41, p.1	5/3/1935	A look back at the Commencement of 1880.
64	No caps, no gowns, but smiles belied professor's frowns Alumnus 18:4, p.8	10/1/1934	George H. Olmsted recalls early days of school.
65	Old Gold Old Gold 0:0, p.212	6/1/1933	History of the yearbook featuring quotations from David Sands Wright; photos.
66	Four are initiated into Alpha Society College Eye 24:29, p.3	4/21/1933	Roster of new members.
67	Picture revives memories of years gone by Alumnus 16:4, p.13	10/1/1932	Thoughts on seeing a photo of the ISNS faculty of 1885; a look at the early faculty and their lasting influences; photo.
68	Alumnus magazine is published this week; 10,000 copies are sent College Eye 23:26, p.1	1/15/1932	Brief survey of contents.
69	Iowa City magazine publishes historical tales by D. S. Wright College Eye 23:26, p.2	1/15/1932	The Palimpsest will feature four articles on institutional history written by Professor Wright.
70	Alumni pay reverent tribute to "First Teacher" Alumnus 16:1, p.1	1/1/1932	Professor David Sands Wright died at his home October 30, 1931, following stroke; biographical sketch; tributes; also tribute to Professor Melvin F. Arey; photo.
71	Alumni reorganization discussed at dinner Alumnus 16:1, p.3	1/1/1932	Description of dinner program and summary of speakers' remarks.
72	Mrs. Lewis Havermale Alumnus 16:1, p.28	1/1/1932	The former Clara Tolstrup and her sister Mrs. S. A. Cohagen, the former Syrena Tolstrup, visited Dr. H. H. Seerley and D. S. Wright.
73	D. S. Wright buried Sunday; David Sands Wright taught first class at opening of college in 1876 College Eye 23:20, p.1	11/6/1931	Professor Wright died October 30, 1931; lengthy obituary.
74	David Sands Wright is failing gradually College Eye 23:19, p.1	10/30/1931	Professor Wright remains in critical condition after stroke.
75	David Sands Wright, 84 Public Relations News Release 1931:94, p.1	10/30/1931	Passed away on October 20; biography included.
76	Condition of D. Sands Wright is unchanged College Eye 23:18, p.1	10/23/1931	Professor Wright had stroke October 20; still in coma.
77	Luella M. Wright Alumnus 15:4, p.25	10/1/1931	Daughter of D. S. Wright has completed examinations for the Ph. D. at Columbia University. Her dissertation is entitled "The Literary Life of the Early Friends."
78	"Whatever this campus is, 'Jim' Robinson has made it," says President Emeritus Seerley of former superintendent of buildings and grounds College Eye 23:9, p.1	7/31/1931	Memories of J. E. Robinson's time as campus grounds superintendent.
79	Class of '06 gathers for reunion dinner Alumnus 15:3, p.5	7/1/1931	Roster of those attending; photo.
80	Mrs. R. J. Swanson Alumnus 15:3, p.26	7/1/1931	The former Ruth Wright, of Villisca, Iowa, visited with her parents, Professor and Mrs. Wright, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, the latter part of May.
81	Past presidents of I. S. T. A. plan to meet at convention; Iowa State Teachers Association founded 1854; G. E. Davis is president this year College Eye 23:4, p.4	6/26/1931	Professors Cram, Seerley, and Wright will attend.
82	The past presidents of the Iowa State Teachers associations Public Relations News Release 1930:463, p.1	6/26/1931	Plans for a social gathering during their meeting at Des Moines this fall.
83	Dances planned this month will climax events of every week College Eye 22:18, p.5	2/6/1931	Campus social calendar.
84	First professor celebrates golden anniversary Alumnus 14:3, p.14	7/1/1930	Biographical sketch of Professor David Sands Wright; photo.
85	Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Swanson Alumnus 14:3, p.32	7/1/1930	The former Ruth Wright, and R. J. Swanson, of Villisca, Iowa, announce the birth of a daughter, Ruth Elena. Ruth is the daughter of Professor and Mrs. David S. Wright, of Cedar Falls, Iowa.
86	Two minute rule was shattered by Professor Wright fifty years ago College Eye 21:37, p.1	6/20/1930	Professor Wright married Eliza Rawstern despite rules of association of men and women.
87	Marriage to a college professor Public Relations News Release 1929:541, p.1	6/15/1930	Eliza Rawstern graduated and married Professor D. S. Wright on the same day fifty years ago.
88	Love affair, marriage, suicide all make history for building College Eye 21:27, p.1	4/11/1930	Historical highlights about Central Hall.
89	Jessie L. McLaughlin Alumnus 14:2, p.26	4/1/1930	Agency secretary of the American Bible Society, of Chicago, Illinois, visited Mrs. Henry Harmon and daughter, Ada Joy Harmon, Professor D. S. Wright and President Emeritus Homer H. Seerley. McLaughlin was a Methodist missionary in the Phillippines.
90	T. C. delegates attend religious convention College Eye 20:28, p.1	4/11/1929	Learn about character education.
91	Tribute paid to the memory of Miss Mary Hearst College Eye 20:28, p.1	4/11/1929	Excerpts from tribute by Professor Wright.
92	Leadership necessary for successful life College Eye 20:21, p.1	2/21/1929	E. T. Hagerman speaks at CHIC.
93	Methodist Men's Club College Eye 20:16, p.2	1/17/1929	Professor Wright speaks on the history of ISTC.
94	Professor D. Sands Wright College Eye 20:13, p.2	12/6/1928	Vacationed to California and attended the World's Fairs.
95	Westminster Foundation College Eye 20:8, p.5	11/1/1928	Organizational meeting for Christmas pageant held. Hobo Hike to a city park planned.
96	Mrs. Hanson honored at reception College Eye 20:5, p.5	10/11/1928	Ladies Circle welcomes wife of Howland Hanson, pastor of the Interdenominational Church.
97	Religious organizations have new heads College Eye 20:1, p.1	9/12/1928	Roster of leaders.
98	Commencement program to be Thursday night; President Seerley to give main address; senior response by V. R. Carstensen College Eye 19:47, p.1	8/16/1928	Schedule of activities; photo.
99	Pioneer instructor closes active career after half century College Eye 19:47, p.1	8/16/1928	Professor Wright will retire.
100	They leave---their memory remains College Eye 19:47, p.1	8/16/1928	Photos of Homer Seerley and David Sands Wright.

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