Teachers Take Graduate Work Here
Fourteen new graduate students attended the SUI school of journalism during the 1950 summer session. Six of the 14 were SUI graduates back for advanced study. Seven held journalism teaching or publicity writing jobs, and one had a varied background in newspaper work. Several remain for further study at the State University of Iowa. Julian Called to Service. James L. Julian, assistant professor of journalism and publicity department staff member at the University of Miami attended graduate school here last summer but was called into armed forces duty before the session ended. Those returning to other schools this fall were Worth MacDougald, Robert Pockrass, E. F. Andrews, Thomas Pastorius. Remaining at SUI to continue graduate work will be Sam Talbert, James P. Hennessey and Richard Struck. Struck, a Sioux Falls native, earned an M A from Boston University last June. Talbert is an assistant professor of journalism on leave from the University of Mississippi. Hennessey is a former writer for INS, UP, the Denver Catholic Register and the Council Bluffs Nonpareil. Other Iowa graduates doing advanced study last summer were Jean Chambliss, Charlies B. Leedham, and Paul Mahaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUI School of Journalism
A. M. Barnes
Center
School of Journalism
Richard Struck
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Thomas Pastorius
Ohio Wesleyan University
E. F. Andrews
Grinnell College
Sam Talbert
University of Mississippi
James Julian
University of Miami
Fla
Robert Pockrass
Penn State College
Struck
Talbert
SUI
State University of Iowa
Julian
James L. Julian
Worth MacDougald
University of Georgia
Athens
State College
Delaware
Ohio
Wilh
James P. Hennessey
S. Cak
Boston University
Oxford
Miss
Hennessey
INS
Denver Catholic Register
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Jean Chambliss
Davenport
Newton
Fort Madison
Charlies B. Leedham
Springville
Paul Mahaney
Waterloo
Ann Russell Named Daily Iowan Society Editor
Ann Russell, a Newton junior, was named Daily Iowan society editor at the end of the 1950 summer session. She succeeds Nonpareil and will serve as graduate assistant in the news workshop. Donald Kelly of Middletown, N Y, also becomes a graduate assistant in the same workshop after earning a B A from the State University of Iowa in 1949. New research assistants include Sam Talbert of University of Mississippi, Fred Yu of Hankow, China, Oliver Smith of Brigham Young University, Luther Smith of Birmingham, Robert Willis of Atlanta, J W Maxwell of Los Angeles, and Robert P Ames of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Russell
Newton
Daily Iowan Society
Donald- Kelly
Middletown
State University of Iowa
Sam Talbert
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Fred Yu
Hankow
China
Oliver Smith
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
SUI
Luther Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Robert Willis
Atlanta
J. W. Maxwell
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert P. Ames
Wichita
Kansas
Iowan Daily staff changes after August graduation
Society Editor Mary Qualley of Des Moines notes two replacements not announced for Charles Car roll and Fred Hoar. MLA degrees were earned at the August convocation. With exceptions the fall staff remains stable per editor Joseph Brown. Current editors include Barbara Bloxom Council Bluffs city editor Glenn Urban Larrabee assistant city editor Ray Hertel Amana and Robert Bennesy Toledo news editors Dick Jackman Emmetsburg and Matt Bailey Emmetsburg assistant editors Hubert Duncan Mason City sports editor John Sundberg Cedar Rapids chief photographer Bill Trevor Davenport editorial assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Iowan
Fred Hoar
Carroll
Hoar
Daily Iowan
Joseph Brown
Barbara Bloxom
Council Bluffs
Glenn Urban
Larrabee
Ray Hertel
Amana
Robert Bennesy
Toledo
Ten Million Spent by SUI Students in 1949 50 Survey
SUI students spent 10,444,060 during the 1949 50 school year according to a study led by Prof. Wendell R. Smith and Prof. John Lund. The sample of 588 interviews from a universe of 13,533 excluded respondents families. The average male student spent 921.46, unmarried women 790, married students 1632.10. Biggest expense was food. groceries and restaurant meals totaled 2,565,700 and 1,365,700 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUI
Wendell R. Smith
College of Commerce
John Lund
SUI School of Journalism
Hamblin Named News and Photo Editor at Bedford Times
Mary Hamblin, who earned her M A in August from the SUI school of journalism, takes the post of news and photo editor at the Bedford Times-Press in Bedford. The paper is published by her father A W Hamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamblin
SUI School of Journalism
Bedford Times-Press
Bedford
A. W. Hamblin
SUI Journalism adds dozen graduate assistants this year
A partial list shows Elizabeth McDaniels Alton Til will assist Prof. Paul Lyness in the office and Edward Everett of Sand Springs Oklahoma will help Prof. E F Mason on the Iowa Publisher. Wirt Williams, formerly with New Orleans Item and Lake Charles Southwest Citizen, becomes a graduate assistant in news Workshops. James P Hennessey, St Ambrose graduate from Davenport and former writer for INS UP Denver Catholic Register and Council Bluffs joins as a graduate assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUI School of Journalism
Elizabeth McDaniels
Alton
Til
Paul Lyness
Edward Everett
Sand Springs
Okla
E. F. Mason
Iowa
Wirt Williams
New Orleans Item
Lake Charles
Southwest Citizen
James P. Hennessey
St. Ambrose College
Avenport
INS
The
Denver Catholic Register
Council Bluffs
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Mary Qualley
Des Moines
Ing
Iowa City Mechanics
Ellis H. Newsome
Dad
Privee
WSUI
Terpsichore
Dancing
Hawkeye
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Austin
Mehling
Huffman
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