Tom Duncan Named Most Popular College Man
In a tight vote about fifteen candidates drew ballots Tom Duncan student association president was chosen as the most popular man in Junior College. The contest also named Walt Jungbluth and Kenneth Copeland as the handsomest men with other honors awarded to Hayden Hughes Eugene Engle and John Applegate among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Duncan
Student Association
Walt Jungbluth
Kenneth Copeland
Adonts
Selma
Iowa
Clayde Botee Jr
Hayden
Dump Hughes
Eugene Engle
Brighton
John Applegate
Duncan
Pratt Amusements
Fox
State Theaters
Tom
Walter Jungbluth
Copeland
Cope
Junior Boice
Hayden Hughes
Globe Printing Company
John
Editor changes at the News-Betty Cunningham era staff
The newspaper lists editorial leadership including Editor-in-Chief Charles Hotse and assistants Olin Witting Jan Moore and News Betty Cunningham Hayden Hughes Katherine Little. It also names features writers Homer Jackson Henry Carris Evelyn Turner and sports staff Burke Gillespie Sam MecCleery Evelyn Watson.
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Chas. Hotse
Olin Witting
Jan Moore
Betty Cunningham
Hayden Hughes
Katherine Little
Homer Jackson
Henry Carris
Evelyn Turner
Burke Gillespie
Sam MecCleery
Evelyn Watson
True Friendship According to William Rader
William Rader writes on friendship emphasizing selfless giving, mutual sacrifice, and presence in both success and failure. He argues true friends must honor, praise, and assist, making friendship a lasting chief pleasure of life.
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William Rader
Perse
Perle
Cardinal staff lauds strong interest in personality contest
The Cardinal notes a revived school spirit after the personality contest and urges continued support for the basketball team. A Friday school dance and card party invites all students to socialize, with activities for everyone and a call to work together.
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Cardinal
Christmas Program at Ainsworth U P Church
The Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church plans a Christmas program with singing by the congregation, prayers, and a Christmas dialogue. A large group of children and several adults perform in recitations, pantomimes, and readings including My Gift and Going Home for Holidays.
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Hazel Harbison
Max White Jr
Scott Orris
Maury Jane Walker
Mary Louise Dunsmore
Kenneth Dunatore
Allen Dunsmore
Darlene Siackins
Hazel Hunt
Johnnie Walker
Tracy Norris
Reed Orris
Ore
Colthurst
Ree
Deloris McFarland
Russel Dunsmore
Julia Mae
Junior Koehler
Mary i
Lole Gardner
Owen White
Norbert
Norval Norris
Lewis Koehler
Billy Simpxine
Frances Beal
Myrle Winsmore
Tetty Colthure
Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers Christmas Party
The Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers of the Methodist church held a Christmas party and gift exchange in the church parlors on Saturday afternoon. The event featured a Christmas tree and festive decor.
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Crawfordsville
Kings Heralds
Methodist Church
Two Weeks Vacation Dismissal at Junior College
The Junior College will dismiss Friday at three o'clock for a two week vacation. Students plan to work in local stores during break while many out of town students return home and resume classes January seventh. After vacation a one week period precedes the semester examinations.
J C Cardinals Face Two Hard Weeks With Burlington Game
Coach George Freshwaters depends on the Cardinals to rebound at Burlington Junior College after two close losses to Centerville and Marshalltown. Key players include Wells Jackson Dusenberry Wells Augustine Glider Jungbluth, with major holiday tests against Joliet Junior College Albia and Muscatine J C ahead.
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George Freshwaters
Cardinals
Burlington Junior College
River City
Centerville
Marshalltown
Curt Wells
John Jackson
Dusenberry
Jimmy Wells
Bill Augustine
Copeland
Milo Glider
Walt Jungbluth
Mentor Freshwaters
Local church fair and community notices from Saturday event
Gladys Rose narrated the Jessie story as Marie Welch and Betty Schlatter served refreshments. The Methodist Ladies Aid market, apron, and novelty sale in Shaffer store sold out with few aprons left. Santa Claus seen in Washington. Rev Hebner ill. Rev Wenger preached. Home Economics girls and Miss Plum hosted tea for students and teachers. guests included Mrs Will Twinam, Mrs E K Hebner, and Mrs Walter Rauscher. Joby Wooley and Lee Lease traveled to Avoca IA on bariners.
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Gladys Rose
Jesson
Marie Welch
Betty Schlatter
Methodist Ladies Aid
Shaffer Store
Santa Claus
Washington
Hebner
FL Wenger
Union
Home Economie Girls
Miss Plum
Will Twinam
Walter Rauscher
Joby Wooley
Lee Lease
Avoca
Iowa
Bariners
Primitive Instrument Collection At Smithsonian Institute
More than 2,000 musical instruments from primitive tribes are in the Smithsonian Institute collection in Washington. The exhibit highlights diverse sounds and cultural artifacts across regions.
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Smithyoning
Washington
Changes in campus rules over fifty years at Iowa teachers college
A retrospective contrasts Cedar Falls Iowa State Normal School era rules with modern campus life. Fifty years ago students faced strict curfews chaperones segregation on gatherings and limited social interactions while today co eds may attend events off campus with permission and women may join college functions with fewer restrictions.
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Associated Collegiate Press
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Normal School
Teachers College
Gilchrist Chapel
GIMLET Gossip and Schoolroom Sketches Across Campus
A collage of campus tales covers Mae Caviness with a Fort Des Moines air at a chocolate shop, Dean Mead’s apples riddle, Sam McCleery’s French flash cards, and misadventures in class. Maurice Libe’s mouse myth, Miss Shields’ big test, and a rash of social and dating whispers thread through a lively student milieu.
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Mae Caviness
Jimmy Wells
Fort Des Moines
Dean Mead
Kenneth LeMoine
Sam McCleery
Sam
Arlene Easter
Maurice Libe
Register Jan 18 for 2nd Semester
The first semester ends January 18 and the campus schedules January 18 as the registration day for the second semester. Enrollment is expected to rise in the second term with some vacancies in the student employment set aside for applicants seeking work to pay tuition. Interview Dean Horland Mead or Supt. J. H. Poet for vacancies and application blanks.
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Dean Horland Mead
J. H. Poet
Annual Xmas Little Theatre Party At Washington Junior College
The Delta pst Omega of Washington Junior College hosts the annual Christmas party for the Little Theatre on Thursday December 20 from 7 30 to 9 20 at Mrs C S Williams home. A Christmas exchange and a one act play are planned. The J C C men s ensemble and the ladies trio will sing.
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Delta Pst Omega
Washington Junior College
Little Theatre
S&s. Williams
J. CC
Clay church activities and family notices in Missouri
Mrs. A J Morgan reports from Clay. Rob Carson and wife rushed to State Center due to Mrs Carson's illness. A. A. Soeten family mourns in Fayette Mo after a nephew's automobile accident death. Christmas program set at Clay church next Sunday. Missionary society met with Mrs Zella Starr. Church annual meeting planned for December 27 with a basket dinner. Carrie Dickinson in Medland caring for daughter Helen ill with measles. 4 H club girls met with leader Miss [illegible]. Training or status regarding Ohio State and Michigan not clear.
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Clay
Rob Carson
State Center
Carrie Dickinson
InMedland
Helen
Washington Junior College Christmas Dance Friday December 21
The Washington Junior College Student Association sponsors a Christmas Dance on Friday December 21. Committee: Jean Moore chair, Betty Stephen Mae Caviness Peter Jungbluth George Means and Eddie Barker. A local orchestra is secured and winners of the personality contest will be presented as part of the program.
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Washington Junior College Student Association
Tom Duncan
Jean Moore
Betty Stephen
Mae Caviness
Peter Jungbluth
George Means
Eddie Barker
Spanish Club Christmas Party and Club News
The Junior College Spanish club held its annual Christmas party on December 13 at Burke Gillespie’s home. Eighteen members, two advisors, and several guests attended. A future officer election was planned and a nominating committee named. The evening included carols and a play “Second Best” staged by Presbyterian youths linked to the club, with Mary Mickey directing and Kathryn Little among the cast.
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Junior College
Spanish Club
Burke Gillespie
Fighteen
C.S. Williams
Amy Christian
Kathryn Little
Kenneth Copeland
Wilma Palmer
Wayne Kendrick
Junior Cuddy
Mildred Brown
Wilms Palmey
Mary Mickey
Ben Wilson
Hayden Hughes
Mary
Maxine Foster
Barbara Brooks
Candy social at Albaugh school noted in Sunset village
Sunset society notes report Lena Jones teaching at Albaugh school hosting a candy social on Thursday the 13th. Nearby residents, including Mr and Mrs Howard Baker and Will Mitchell, attended events and helped with chores while several families visited or travelled for games, woodcutting, and meals.
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Sunset
John Id) Jones
Albaugh School
Lena
Will Mitchell
Sunset Circle
Howard Baker
Sam Baker
Ernest Jones
Mt. Union
Jake Shrader
John D. Jones
Frank Batley
Mae McCune
Colleen
Billy
Fagle Grove
Iowa
Will Mitchel
Frank Taylor
Homer Hunt
Glad Mast
Mrs. Frank Bailey and Sons
Mary Jones
Ruth Baker
Norrie Mast
Clyde Putnam
Washington
Lester Coffin
Sam Bakers
Freshman Girls Dominate Vote In College Honors Ball
Betty Stephen tops the girls poll as best looking and best dressed in school, with Jean Moore close behind as most popular. Lois Meacham wins most unattainable, Vera Stutsman gains most individual, Evelyn Turner named most ambitious. among boys only one freshman wins, suggesting sophomore strength.
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Betty Stephen
Venus
Jean Moore
Lois Meacham
Brighton
Vera Stutsman
Evelyn Turner
Miss Moore
Stephen
Nort Side
Evelyn Turtler
Quirky Exchange at Sunday School Choir and Pet Names
A series of humorous remarks unfolds as Ruth Speidel challenges a choir member about dismissal. Interspersed quips about pet pigs Ink and cats Cook and Derry, lazy brothers, and a failed marriage proposal create a mosaic of light banter and wordplay.
Football Sweaters Awarded to Nine Men
Coach George Freshwaters awarded cardinal sweaters to nine second year players: Eddie Barker Doz Glider Phil Goodlander Charles Hotte John Jackson Walter Jung vluth Dene Trask Jiomey Wells and Orlin Wittric. First year letters will be handed out soon.
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George Freshwaters
Cardinal
Orlin Wittric
Forest tire fight lesson from Colorado professor
A Colorado forestry professor told his class to keep cooperation in mind while discussing how to combat forest tires and hazards, emphasizing practical steps and hopeful outlooks.
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Colorado
California Girls Organize Auxiliary Ban on Amours
The Women's Auxiliary to the football team declares a ban on all amours until the team wins a conference game by at least seven points. The executive reports this measure as a show of support and discipline.
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California
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Mester
Joliet Junior College Basketeers
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Albia Pirates
Fred Geneva
Albia
Muscatine
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Colorado School of Mines
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Miss Shields
Elwood Misel
Doyle Jarrard
Dolores Keifer
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Yeat Farmer
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Christopher Morley
University of Minnesota
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University of Missouri (Columbia
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A. J. Morgan
Ohio State
Ichigan
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Louis Ellinger
W. O. Morgan
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Clay Echurch
Eliza Stannard
Roudabush
Holden
Edith Dickinson
Brown
John Morrel & Co
Ottumwa
Donall Cleveland
W. J. Mallinger
J Fan Moore
Meacham
Stutsman and Turner
Ruth Speidel
David Boyer
David Munro
David
Margaret Applegate
Cook
Derry
Margaret
Betty
Wilma Leet
Mary Rickey
Wilma
Mrs. Means
George
Catskill Mountains
Doris Clow
Ezra Smith
Rachel Negus
Walt
Rachel
H. S. Gym
Burlington Jr. College
Washington Jr. College
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