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

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Mill Campbell Mr. Heed Mr. Hill Miss I in mist on Miss Nyholm Student Welfare Committee Mthough tin name, Student Welfare Com mittor. Mi gctlH very well what the committee is for. few people actually know the personnel of the committee and the actual activities of it. This year when the committee met, an interested visitor would have found Mr. Frank Hill. M iss F.li .aheth Nyholm. and Miss Doro- thy Humiston conferring with Ming Campbell, ex-oflicio chairman, and Dean Reed, ex- officio secretary. This committee was created for the pur- pose of considering problems of student life outside the curricular field and making proper recommendations on all kinds of student activities. Fach lime the student council meets, a member front this committee meets with it and acts as an advisor. In turn, stu- dents from the council or from the student body may present problems to the committee. bo’s ho. a yearly feature of the Old (told, is under the supervision of this com- mittet;. Students are chosen for the college ho s W ho and are recommended for the national lio’s Vi ho of ’colleges and uni- versities. It hough this committee was organized only last year, it is proving its worth and certainly should become a permanent part of our school life. Arrangements for benefit programs spon- sored by student organizations must he ap- proved by the Student clfare Committee before they are made effective by the sponsor- ing organization. P««r 2»

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K er thing lli.il should In; done to aid in the prosecution of tin war is being done by this college. The Bureau of Miinini Servi c is doing il- part in this effort. It is compiling a list of all the lighting men and all the women in the auxiliaries, who have attended Teachers College. Such information, as when lie attended school here, his home, the type of service he is in. and the promotions he has earned, are given. In addition to this, the Bureau maintains complete tiles of information ahoul the grad- uates. In order to help the alumni keep in belter touch with one another, tin Bureau is also active in promoting and conducting various alumni reunions, outstanding among them being the annual Alumni Beiinion. which is held in June. The Bureau also pro- motes the formation of local alumni units within and outside of the Stall . The tiles of this office are used in mailing the quarterly magazine. “The Alumnus Remember how you hr»t heard about Iowa Stale Teachers College? It was through one of the publications put out by the Bureau of Publication , wasn't it? To this Bureau, under the supervision of Mr. George Holmes, falls the job of letting the world know of the exist- ence. worth, and benefits of Teachers College. Kacli year the) send to hundreds of prospec- tive students catalogs, pamphlets, magazines, and hooks pertaining to the different phases of college activities. In addition to this, the Bureau issue the “ Von ” an informative program put out for tin home football game-: compiles and edits the four editions of the Alumnus which appear during the year: publishes a IItimUtnnl, for college programs and events for student use: prepares a general informa- tion and view book issued to 28.000 high school students: and supervise the publica- tion of interpretative departmental booklets. A. I'. Fuller llureau of Alumni v airs Bureau of Publications George II. Holmes