GAYMAN, L. Vaughn - Revision history

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	Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech, and physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech to nursing students at the Mercy School of Nursing. Gayman later became a member of the news staff of KDTH and produced public service programs on KDUB-TV. (3)		Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech, and physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech to nursing students at the Mercy School of Nursing. Gayman later became a member of the news staff of KDTH and produced public service programs on KDUB-TV. (3)

			In 1959 Gayman was elected president of the local [[PRESS CLUB]].

	In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman produced a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979.		In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman produced a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979.

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	[[Image:imp285.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]Gayman, L. Vaughn. (West Union, OH, Aug. 7, 1908--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1996)~~. Educator and radio director~~. In 1914, Gayman built a radio transmitter, using a schematic published in a ''Boy's Life'' magazine.		[[Image:imp285.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]Gayman, L. Vaughn. (West Union, OH, Aug. 7, 1908--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1996). In 1914, Gayman built a radio transmitter, using a schematic published in a ''Boy's Life'' magazine. "When I got my transmitter going, I went down and talked to the hardware man. I said, 'What frequency am I on?' He said, 'All of them.' " (1)

	~~"When I got my transmitter going~~, ~~I went down~~ and ~~talked to~~ the ~~hardware man~~. ~~I said~~, ~~'What frequency am I on?' He said~~, ~~'All of them~~.~~' "~~ (1)		In 1937, Gayman came the Dubuque as the news editor of WKBB (later WDBQ) and remained in the position for twenty-eight years. He also began teaching a radio course at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Gayman was well-known for his rendition of "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus," which he read every Christmas Eve for thirty years. (2)

	~~In 1937~~, Gayman ~~came the Dubuque as the news editor of WKBB (later WDBQ)~~ and ~~remained in the position for twenty-eight years. He also began teaching a radio course~~ at [[~~LORAS~~ COLLEGE]]. ~~Gayman was well~~-~~known for his rendition~~ of ~~"Yes, Virginia, There is~~ a ~~Santa Claus," which he read every Christmas Eve for thirty years~~. (2)		Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech, and physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech to nursing students at the Mercy School of Nursing. Gayman later became a member of the news staff of KDTH and produced public service programs on KDUB-TV. (3)

	~~Beginning in 1940~~, Gayman ~~taught radio, speech~~, and ~~physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught~~ speech ~~to nursing students~~ at ~~the Mercy School of Nursing~~. Gayman ~~later became~~ a ~~member of the news staff of KDTH~~ and ~~did public service programs~~ on KDUB~~-TV~~. ~~(3)~~		In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman produced a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979.

	In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman also had a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979. In 1983, Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James J. BYRNE]] presented Gayman with an honorary doctor of letters degree. (4)		In 1983, Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James J. BYRNE]] presented Gayman with an honorary doctor of letters degree. (4)

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	1. "The Very Early Stations," Online: http://www.wartburg.edu/broadcast/chapter2/chapter2.html		1. "The Very Early Stations," Online: http://www.wartburg.edu/broadcast/chapter2/chapter2.html

	2. Kruse, Len. ''My Old Dubuque'', Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 201		2. Kruse, Len. '''My Old Dubuque''', Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 201

	3. Ibid., p. 202		3. Ibid., p. 202

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	[[Image:imp285.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]Gayman, L. Vaughn. (West Union, OH, Aug. 7, 1908--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1996). Educator and radio director. In ~~1937~~, Gayman ~~came the Dubuque as the news editor of WKBB (later WDBQ) and remained in the position for twenty-eight years. He also began teaching~~ a radio ~~course at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Gayman was well-known for his rendition of "Yes~~, ~~Virginia, There is~~ a ~~Santa Claus," which he read every Christmas Eve for thirty years~~.		[[Image:imp285.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]Gayman, L. Vaughn. (West Union, OH, Aug. 7, 1908--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1996). Educator and radio director. In 1914, Gayman built a radio transmitter, using a schematic published in a ''Boy's Life'' magazine.

	~~Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech~~, and ~~physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech~~ to ~~nursing students at~~ the ~~Mercy School of Nursing~~. ~~Gayman later became a member~~ of ~~the news staff of KDTH and did public service programs on KDUB-TV~~.		"When I got my transmitter going, I went down and talked to the hardware man. I said, 'What frequency am I on?' He said, 'All of them.' " (1)

	In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman also had a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979. In 1983, Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James J. BYRNE]] presented Gayman with an honorary doctor of letters degree.		In 1937, Gayman came the Dubuque as the news editor of WKBB (later WDBQ) and remained in the position for twenty-eight years. He also began teaching a radio course at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Gayman was well-known for his rendition of "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus," which he read every Christmas Eve for thirty years. (2)

			Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech, and physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech to nursing students at the Mercy School of Nursing. Gayman later became a member of the news staff of KDTH and did public service programs on KDUB-TV. (3)

			In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman also had a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979. In 1983, Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James J. BYRNE]] presented Gayman with an honorary doctor of letters degree. (4)

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	Kruse, Len. My Old Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 201-203		1. "The Very Early Stations," Online: http://www.wartburg.edu/broadcast/chapter2/chapter2.html

			2. Kruse, Len. ''My Old Dubuque'', Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 201

			3. Ibid., p. 202

			4. Ibid., p. 203

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Randylyon at 03:23, 31 December 2013

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	In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman also had a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979. In 1983, Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James J. BYRNE]] presented Gayman with an honorary doctor of letters degree.		In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman also had a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979. In 1983, Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.\|James J. BYRNE]] presented Gayman with an honorary doctor of letters degree.

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			Kruse, Len. My Old Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa: Center for Dubuque History-Loras College, 2000, p. 201-203

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	Gayman, L. Vaughn. (West Union, OH, Aug. 7, 1908--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1996). Educator and radio director. In 1937, Gayman came the Dubuque as the news editor of WKBB (later WDBQ) and remained in the position for twenty-eight years. He also began teaching a radio course at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Gayman was well-known for his rendition of "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus," which he read every Christmas Eve for thirty years.		[[Image:imp285.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]Gayman, L. Vaughn. (West Union, OH, Aug. 7, 1908--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1996). Educator and radio director. In 1937, Gayman came the Dubuque as the news editor of WKBB (later WDBQ) and remained in the position for twenty-eight years. He also began teaching a radio course at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Gayman was well-known for his rendition of "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus," which he read every Christmas Eve for thirty years.

	Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech, and physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech to nursing students at the Mercy School of Nursing. Gayman later became a member of the news staff of KDTH and did public service programs on KDUB-TV.		Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech, and physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech to nursing students at the Mercy School of Nursing. Gayman later became a member of the news staff of KDTH and did public service programs on KDUB-TV.

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Gayman, L. Vaughn. (West Union, OH, Aug. 7, 1908--Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1996). Educator and radio director. In 1937, Gayman came the Dubuque as the news editor of WKBB (later WDBQ) and remained in the position for twenty-eight years. He also began teaching a radio course at [[LORAS COLLEGE]]. Gayman was well-known for his rendition of "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus," which he read every Christmas Eve for thirty years.

Beginning in 1940, Gayman taught radio, speech, and physics at [[CLARKE COLLEGE]]. He continued for twenty-five years and also taught speech to nursing students at the Mercy School of Nursing. Gayman later became a member of the news staff of KDTH and did public service programs on KDUB-TV.

In 1976, Gayman was elected to his second term as president of the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association. The same year, he became director of public relations and professor of speech at Divine Word College. Gayman also had a program, "Friends and Neighbors," on television station KDUB and served on the Dubuque Five Flags Commission from 1977 to 1979. In 1983, Archbishop [[BYRNE, James J.|James J. BYRNE]] presented Gayman with an honorary doctor of letters degree.

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