Dean Mead Announces New Schedule for College Teachers
Dean Mead releases the 1935 36 junior college hour schedule and outlines plans to expand enrollment with WPA funded jobs for about 35 students. He notes progress on selections, pending word from Des Moines or Washington. Courses include English I II III VI, mathematics, psychology, American government, European history, and chemistry with specific class times.
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Harland Mead
Dean Mead
Dean Packer
Des Moines
Washington, D. C
Schedule of classes and labs for staff and students
Miss Morrison teaches biology with an 8:00 start on Mon Tue Thu Fri and a two hour lab Tue and Fri. Mr Gingerich offers American History at 8 09 Mon Wed Fri. Mr Jurgens runs German 9 56 Tue Wed Thu Fri and Psychology 8 53 Mon Wed Thu. French III meets 2 33 Tue Thu Fri. Men’s P T meets 10 59 Wed and 2 33 Mon. Women’s P T meets 3 36 Tue Fri under Miss Clemans.
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Mead
Miss Stahl
Ment
Miss Morrison
Jurgens
Mr. Jurgens
Freshwaters
Miss Clemans
Old Washington Academy Holds 40th Year Reunion
The class of 1895 gathered last Friday night for a 40th reunion in the former Washington Academy building now the site of the Washington Y M C A. The building served as the school’s original home and remains a local landmark.
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Washington Academy
Washington Y. M. C. A
Washington Junior College Gains Full Credit Status
The Washington junior college was authorized by the board of education and began in fall 1927. Supported by patrons and returning first year students, it expanded into a two year institution accredited by the Iowa Inter-Collegiate Committee the state department of public instruction and the American Association of Junior Colleges. Courses earned here receive equal credit in Iowa and the Midwest, with plans for two years toward bachelor degrees. The capable faculty ensures high quality work and full collegiate credit upon completion. The dean offers information on special courses including law medicine dentistry journalism nursing civil electrical and chemical engineering.
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Washington Junior College
Board of Eduction
Public Schools
Iowa
Middle West
Washington
Tuition Details At Junior College Including Fees
The junior college charges 100 dollars annual tuition with a 50 dollar per semester payment due in advance to the superintendent's secretary. Students with less than a full course pay 4 dollars per semester hour. Books cost plus transportation. Chemistry students pay 2 dollars per year for lab and a 2 dollar breakage deposit, refundable. Biology students pay 2 dollars for a lab, with small locker rental and a refundable padlock deposit.
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Tulvance
Doctor Kunath Visits His Mother This Sunday
Dr. Carl Kunath spent Sunday here visiting his mother, Mrs. J. E. Kunath.
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Carl Kunath
J. E. Kunath
New Instructors Appointed at Washington Junior College
Ernst F. Jurgens will teach French and German at the Washington junior college, replacing Mrs. Williams. He holds BA from State University of Iowa and MA from the same, with German major and philosophy history minor. Lillian Gertrude Morrison earns BS from Central College and MS from Iowa, specializing in zoology with chemistry minor, backed by five years of high school biology teaching and a year at Central College. Professor Bodine and Associate Professor King of the State university biology department are cited for support.
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Ernst F. Jurgens
Washington
C. S. Williams
State University of Iowa
Waukon
Jurgens
Erick Funke
Iowa
F. C. Ensign
Supt
B. R. Orr
Lillian Gertrude Morrison
Central College
Fayette
American Association For Advancement of Science
The
State University
J. H. Bodine
Bodine
King
State
Washington Junior College Names Faculty for Next Year
The list details 14 faculty members and their summer activities. Deans Harland Mead and Althea Montgomery studied and traveled. Edith Shields and Lacy Stahl pursued libraries and research. Ernst Jurgens studied French. Lillian Morrison traveled to California. Melvin Gingerich studied U.S. history. Freshwaters coached athletics and studied in California. Eoma Clemans noted highly by Iowa and administrators. Helen Coffey studied pipe organ. J Arthur Taylor directed dramatics with Columbia education. Mausieg Brayton studied instrumental music at Iowa State College.
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Harland W. Mead
State University of Iowa
Ozarks
Althea Montgomery
East
Edith Shields
Lacy Stahl
Manly
Minnesota
Ernst Jurgens
Lillian Gertrude Morrison
California
Melvin Gingerich
United States
History Department
George Freshwaters
Eoma Clemans
Madchester
Iowa
Helen Coffey
J. Arthur Taylor
Columbia University
Mausieg
Brayton
Iowa State College
Special Afternoon Study Period Aims at High School
Miss Della Patton, principal, announced a daily 1:00 to 1:27 period at the high school for silent study or school activities with no recitations. Groups may meet for activities and assemblies are held during that slot, with Tuesday as regular assembly day and occasional other assemblies.
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Della Patton
Crozier Home Hosts Cousin Visit From Waterloo
Ferne Crozier entertains her cousin Mardelle Guyert of Waterloo at the Howard Crozier home for a family gathering.
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Ferne Crozier
Mardelle Guyer T
Waterloo
Howard Crozier
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Works Progress Administration
Maurice Brayton
Milburn McKay
Scheer A
Cc. S. Lemmon
John W. Lemmon Optometrists
East Side
Francis Haney
Moore's
Maple
Gov. Winthrop
Scott’s
Scott Furniture Co
Moore
Bootery
East Side Square
Junior College
University of Iowa
Mother Chandler
Chandler's Cafe
Barclay's
Lemmon
Izé
Widmer & Busby’s
Michael Stern
Wilson
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