University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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HAVE WE KEPT YOU WAITING?” This year’s dormitory residents have been the envy of all former girls who have made their home here. It has been partl because of the enthusiasm and joy that comes from living with other people who are enthusiastic and alert—and never were there girls so eager to live; it has been partly because the refurnished living rooms, game rooms, sun room and spread rooms would make anybody green with envy. The director, the doctor, the social director, the personnel assistant, and the housekeeper together with the corridor advisers and 510 girls make up this happiest 1936 household. Women's Dormitory Green, Haight Martin, Mitchell Moir, Works Page 25

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Beautiful and spacious facilities for recreational life and for food service are housed in the Commons. Both men and women students as well as faculty enjoy its conveniences and its charm. Each of the three years of its use has seen additions made to its program of opportunities for joy in living. We will never forget the activities of the 1935 Christmas season which have seemed to us to epitomize the fine feeling for friendship which the Commons has fostered on the Iowa State Teachers College campus. Page 24 JANET WORKS Director

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FOR OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS The Extension Division, with a staff of seven instructors, served as a clearing house for the teachers of the state. Approximately one-fourth of the teachers in Iowa were served directly, together with 45,000 pupils and students in the field of education. Graduates were given particular attention in order that they might become better qualified to fill the positions which they were then holding, and off-campus students were enabled to carry college work while elsewhere employed. The need of the Extension Divi- sion has increased proportionally with the demand of a larger range of subjects to be taught by one teacher. This Department has truly extended the campus to coincide with the state boundaries. Extension Division Page 26 I. H. HART Director