Commencement

Displaying 751 - 800 of 1856 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
751 Spring graduates
College Eye 39:22, p.1 		Should order Commencement announcements.
752 Students to help plan Commencement
College Eye 39:22, p.7 		Three students added to committee.
753 Graduation will be held on May 25
College Eye 39:20, p.1 		Brief schedule.
754 Dr. Voigt addresses grads
Alumnus 31:4, p.1 		102 students receive degrees at summer Commencement; student awards announced
755 189 receive degrees, diplomas; Geo. Samson, Ruth Beuttel to play, sing
College Eye 38:43, p.1 		Description of the Commencement program.
756 Caps and gowns carry traditions
College Eye 38:43, p.1 		History of academic regalia and commencement customs.
757 Grads hear reconversion talk Aug. 21
College Eye 38:42, p.1 		Edwin E. Voigt will speak; photo.
758 2 yr. graduates don caps, gowns
College Eye 38:38, p.1 		First time that two-year students will wear academic regalia.
759 Graduation speaker named; Voight, Waery will present addresses
College Eye 38:37, p.1 		Survey of Commencement activities.
760 Seventeen gain special award
Old Gold 38:34, p.1 		List of those honored at Commencement.
761 Two Teachers College students make their graduation doubly memorable
Old Gold 38:34, p.5 		Sarah Groesbeck marries Kenneth Hass on Commencement Day.
762 Robinson speaks to 186 graduates
Old Gold 38:34, p.1 		Excerpts from address of Karl F. Robinson.
763 Trueblood and Robinson talk to graduates
College Eye 38:33, p.1 		Description of the Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies; photo.
764 Reception to initiate grad events
College Eye 38:31, p.1 		President and Mrs. Price will host graduates; description of Commencement activities.
765 Spring graduates
College Eye 38:31, p.1 		Should report for Commencement rehearsal.
766 Robinson to speak at commencement
College Eye 38:23, p.3 		Carl F. Robinson will speak.
767 Minneapolis mayor speaks
Alumnus 30:4, p.8 		Hubert Humphrey delivers summer Commencement address; 147 students receive degrees or diplomas.
768 Summer commencement held
Public Relations News Release 1946:277, p.1 		Hubert H. Humphrey gave the commencement address. Malcolm Price presented diplomas to the graduates.
769 Minneapolis mayor to speak; degrees, diplomas will be awarded to 149 graduates
College Eye 37:43, p.1 		Hubert Humphrey will speak; photo.
770 Summer commencement speaker announced
Public Relations News Release 1946:268, p.1 		Hubert H. Humphrey will deliver the commencement address. He will speak on the topic, "Tomorrow -the World". Prior to his election as mayor of Minneapolis, Humphrey was on the political science staff at the Unversity of Minnesota.
771 Commencement week planned; Rev. Lilley, baccalaureate speaker
College Eye 37:42, p.1 		Description of activities.
772 Commencement week activities
Public Relations News Release 1946:267, p.1 		Theodore G. Lilley will deliver the Baccalaureate speaker. Commencement speaker is the mayor of Minneapolis, Hubert H. Humphrey.
773 Commencement plans announced
College Eye 37:38, p.5 		Hubert Humphrey will speak.
774 Commencement is colorful this year
Alumnus 30:3, p.9 		170 students received diplomas or degrees in first full-dress ceremony since war; Joseph J. Sittler delivers address; students honored with awards; ten veterans included among graduates.
775 Summer commencement speaker named
Public Relations News Release 1946:202, p.1 		Robert H. Humphray, mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota, will be the commencement speaker. Dr. Theodore G. Lilley will give the baccalaureate address.
776 Degrees, diplomas awarded to 170 at Commencement
College Eye 37:34, p.1 		Description of Commencement ceremony; list of award and scholarship winners.
777 Solomon Simonson to deliver Commencement address
Public Relations News Release 1946:178, p.1 		Assistant professor of speech will speak at the Lyons School in Clinton.
778 Graduation photo
Old Gold 0:0, p.78 		A graduation photo from the Class of 1946.
779 Commencement address
Public Relations News Release 1946:164, p.1 		Rev. Joseph Sittler will give the commencement address. Students will be presented awards and scholarships.
780 Commencement plans announced
Public Relations News Release 1946:163, p.1 		Nearly 200 will receive degrees and diplomas. Reverend Jseph Sittler will give the address. Annual alumni days will resume.
781 Alumni Day festivities resume
Public Relations News Release 1946:158, p.1 		Alumni Day has not been held since 1942. Annual class reunions resume. Classes of 1918, 1919. and 1920 will hold postponed twenty fifth reunions.
782 Plans complete for graduation week exercises
College Eye 37:33, p.1 		Schedule of Commencement activities.
783 Jack Finegan to speak; baccalaureate service May 19 at 10:30
College Eye 37:32, p.1 		Schedule of Commencement activities; photo.
784 Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises
Public Relations News Release 1946:148, p.1 		Outstanding students will serve as ushers and procession marshalls. Jack Finegan will speak at baccalaureate. Reverend Joseph Sittler will give the commencement address.
785 Commencement speaker named
Public Relations News Release 1946:107, p.1 		Solomon Simonson, assistant professor of speech, will deliver the commencement address, entitled "How to Live".
786 Reverend Sittler to be graduation speaker
College Eye 37:24, p.3 		Profile of the Reverend Joseph Sittler; photo.
787 Rev. Joseph Sittler will give commencement address
Public Relations News Release 1946:72, p.1 		Commencement and baccalaureate event activities announced.
788 Twenty three students receive degrees/diplomas
Public Relations News Release 1946:61, p.1 		Names and home towns of winter quarter graduates.
789 Removing travel bans changes '46 graduation date
College Eye 37:17, p.2 		Commencement will be held on Saturday instead of Sunday.
790 Commencement date changed
Public Relations News Release 1946:11, p.1 		Due to the anticipated large alumni attendance at commencement, it has been moved for Sunday to Saturday to allow attendance at the alumni reunion luncheon.
791 Degrees and diplomas awarded
Public Relations News Release 1945:296, p.1 		Eighteen students received degrees at the end of the fall semester.
792 131 are graduated August 23
Alumnus 29:4, p.16 		Forrest W. Seymour delivered address.
793 Summer graduates receive diplomas
College Eye 37:1, p.2 		List of those who received degrees or diplomas.
794 One hundred thirty one students graduate at summer commencement
Public Relations News Release 1945:213, p.1 		Forrest W. Seymour gave the Commencement address. Gerald E. Knoff spoke during the Baccalaurente service. President Price handed out awards to the graduates. Students listed.
795 Eldon Archambault to speak at summer Commencement
Public Relations News Release 1945:208, p.1 		Mr. Archambault will represent the graduating seniors. His degree will be in science and biology. He plans to continue his studies at either the State University of Iowa or the University of Wisconsin.
796 Soloist at the summer Commencement announced
Public Relations News Release 1945:209, p.1 		Pauline Engelman will sing at the Commencement dinner party. She is a member of the Chapel Choir and will receive a degree in elementary education. She will return to teaching in the Aurora schools this fall.
797 Commencement Thursday to climax graduation activities
College Eye 36:44, p.1 		Description of the ceremony.
798 Commencement completed a week of graduation activities
Public Relations News Release 1945:207, p.1 		Forrest W. Seymour will be the commencement speaker. His address is titled; "An End to Groping Blindly". President and Mrs. Price will host an open house for graduates, faculty, and friends.
799 Commencement speaker named
Public Relations News Release 1945:199, p.1 		Forrest W. Seymour, associate editor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune will address the graduates of I. S. T. C.
800 Special to the Cedar Falls Record
Public Relations News Release 1945:200, p.1 		"An End To Groping Blindly" is the title of Forrest W. Seymour's commencement speech.