Hovey--Graham B. [Class of 1936]

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Major curriculum changes A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.193	07/01/1995	President Maucker attempts to include a greater exposure to international views into the curriculum with conferences and expanded foreign language and culture courses; photo.
2	Alumni Achievement Awards Alumnus 66:4, p.4	12/01/1981	Profiles of Lynn Cutler, Graham Hovey, Jim Luhrs, and William Poston; photo.
3	Former reporter says journalists excessive Northern Iowan 78:12, p.6	10/09/1981	Graham Hovey received an alumni achievement award at a luncheon on Saturday. Hovey graduated from Iowa State Teachers College (UNI) in 1936, and went on to become a successful journalist.
4	Variety of events planned for UNI alumni Public Relations News Release 1981:57, p.1	09/24/1981	Alumni from Classes of 1931, 1941, and 1956 to be honored; roster of those to be honored with Alumni Achievement Awards and Alumni Service Awards; schedule of activities.
5	New York Times reporter Public Relations News Release 1981:52, p.1	09/22/1981	Graham Hovey graduated from Iowa State Teachers College and is receiving a Alumni Achievement Award.
6	Germany's fate gets intense study at ISTC Alumnus 42:2, p.2	05/01/1958	Students enjoy opportunity to hear differing viewpoints at conference; photo.
7	Germany's fate; ACCIA 1958 ISTC College Eye 49:28, p.1	04/18/1958	All-College Conference on International Affairs discusses problems of German reunification; lengthy profiles of the speakers; program schedule.
8	Loveless to keynote ACCIA; he is one of 9 major parley guests College Eye 49:27, p.1	04/11/1958	Graham Hovey will be summary speaker; roster of other speakers; photo.
9	Alumnus writes article in "New Republic" College Eye 38:16, p.8	01/17/1947	Graham Hovey is assistant editor at the magazine.
10	Former College Eye writer takes position with "New Republic" College Eye 38:12, p.4	12/06/1946	Profile of Graham Hovey.
11	Graham B. Hovey Alumnus 29:2, p.22	04/01/1945	Is in the foreign service of the Associated Press, Washington, D. C. Mr. Hovey was a member of the news staff of the Waterloo Courier from 1938 to 1940, and had been overseas since 1942 as a war correspondent for International News Service.
12	Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Laube, (Lavon Dunlea) Alumnus 29:1, p.31	01/01/1945	Announce the birth of a son, William Douglas, born in India; preparing to go to China as medical workers. Their son, David, is in New Haven, Conn. While in Africa, the Laubes met Graham Hovey, and are currently living in the same house as Charles Uban.
13	Mrs. Hovey is librarian Alumnus 28:2, p.22	04/01/1944	Mary Jean Landgraf Hovey is chief librarian of Cedar Falls library; Grace Neff joins ISTC staff.
14	Graham Hovey Alumnus 28:1, p.25	01/01/1944	War correspondent in North Africa.
15	Civilian soldiers Alumnus 27:4, p.21	10/01/1943	Brief notes on ISTC alumni and former students who are contributing to the war effort outside of military service.
16	Graham H. Hovey Alumnus 27:3, p.25	07/01/1943	Foreign war correspondent for the International News Service in Africa; his wife is the former Mary Jean Landgraf, who is a librarian.
17	Former "Eye" editor risks life as war reporter College Eye 34:34, p.1	06/25/1943	Graham Hovey has been town; recounts some of his adventures.
18	Hovey, former 'Eye' editor sails as war correspondent College Eye 33:34, p.6	06/03/1942	Headed for undisclosed overseas assignment.
19	Mary Jean Landgraf and Graham Hovey Alumnus 25:4, p.25	10/01/1941	Married on June 20, 1941. For the past year Mary has been a member of the Davenport, Iowa, public library staff. Graham is now state manager of the International News Service Bureau in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where they reside.
20	Panthers defend crown Old Gold 0:0, p.210	06/01/1937	Coach Dickinson started the season with half of last year's squad and had to work on filling the gaps; photos.
21	Hovey initiated to Sigma Delta Chi's College Eye 28:20, p.3	02/12/1937
22	White, Blanchard named most valuable by board, coaches Alumnus 20:4, p.20	10/01/1936	Roster of letter-winners, including first major letters in tennis.
23	Tracksters win second straight loop crown Alumnus 20:3, p.19	07/01/1936	1936 season wrap-up.
24	Kings of the cinder path Old Gold 0:0, p.206	06/01/1936	1936 track season schedule and highlights; photos.
25	Lambda Gamma Nu Old Gold 0:0, p.62	06/01/1936	Description of activities, officers, and members; photos.
26	Tutor sprint section weak; Walgren, Alderman, Hinshaw only veterans back for squad College Eye 27:37, p.6	04/03/1936	With last year's three leading men graduated, the Tutor track team is left short-handed on veterans.
27	Magic touch needed to point for track meet Alumnus 20:2, p.17	04/01/1936	Done with Iowa Conference; season preview.
28	Schmelling tops distance squad for 1936 team; Lake, Hovey return to bolster Tutor Hall mile squad College Eye 27:36, p.4	03/27/1936	ISTC is expected to be stronger in distance events this year; photo.
29	Life in a fraternity during Hell Week is a picnic, says preps College Eye 27:25, p.1	12/20/1935	Description of hazing activities.
30	Gwendolyn Wescott has been elected managing editor of the College Eye Public Relations News Release 1935:362, p.1	12/19/1935	Profile.
31	Wescott, Homan join Eye staff College Eye 27:24, p.1	12/13/1935	Gwendolyn Wescott is managing editor; Elaine Homan is copy editor.
32	Hovey resigns from College Eye staff; to attend Minnesota College Eye 27:21, p.1	11/15/1935
33	Five Cedar Falls students and former students are represented in the fall issue of the Purple Pen Public Relations News Release 1935:224, p.1	11/12/1935	Authors and titles of their contributions.
34	The Purple Pen will go on sale November 12 Public Relations News Release 1935:235, p.1	11/12/1935	The fall issue of the Purple Pen contains thirty-three contributions by twenty-eight authors.
35	Three students represent Waterloo in the fall issue of the Purple Pen Public Relations News Release 1935:225, p.1	11/12/1935	Five Cedar Falls students are also represented.
36	"National press meeting fine," say delegates College Eye 27:18, p.1	10/25/1935	Bob Fowler and Graham Hovey report on Chicago meeting.
37	Fifty-three receive awards for baseball, track competition Alumnus 19:4, p.16	10/01/1935	Roster of letter winners.
38	New staff takes over College Eye College Eye 27:12, p.1	09/09/1935	Roster of staff members.
39	Hesse, Hovey lead Writers' Club meeting College Eye 27:48, p.3	07/12/1935	Students read from their own work.
40	Earle Meikle and Everett Scott were voted to be the men of greatest value Public Relations News Release 1934:1108, p.1	06/16/1935	Letters and numerals for tennis, track, and baseball were announced by S. A. Lynch.
41	College Eye Old Gold 0:0, p.130	06/01/1935	Letter from the staff, officers, and staff members; photos.
42	Lambda Gamma Nu Old Gold 0:0, p.214	06/01/1935	Organized in 1923; aims, advisors, officers, and members; photos.
43	Track Old Gold 0:0, p.244	06/01/1935	1935 schedule and season highlights; photos.
44	The Teachers College track and field men will be entered in the state intercollegiate track meet Public Relations News Release 1934:1095, p.1	05/31/1935	Nichols will compete in the 440 and White in the pole vault; photo.
45	I. I. A. C. College Eye 26:44, p.4	05/24/1935	Results from track meets.
46	Track, tennis teams leave for Brookings; will compete for North Central loop titles College Eye 26:44, p.4	05/24/1935	Teams head to South Dakota in pursuit of conference titles.
47	Coach Arthur Dickinson will send seventeen of his champions to the North Central conference meet Public Relations News Release 1934:1078, p.1	05/23/1935	All men who scored points in the Iowa loop meet, plus four others were nominated.
48	Coe team takes triangular meet College Eye 26:43, p.4	05/17/1935	Panthers finish second to Coe in track meet; set records.
49	The Teachers College will enter thirty-six men in the triangular track meet Public Relations News Release 1934:1059, p.2	05/16/1935	Panther entries.
50	Theodore Adams and Raymond Kettler were chosen editors of two student publications Public Relations News Release 1934:1049, p.1	05/06/1935	Business managers and minor staff officers for the newspaper and yearbook were also selected.
51	Cedar Falls band presents concert College Eye 26:37, p.1	04/05/1935	Several ISTC faculty and students are members.
52	Track prospects are none too hopeful Alumnus 19:2, p.17	04/01/1935	1935 season preview.
53	Commons will house colorful Mardi Gras masque ball tonight College Eye 26:36, p.3	03/29/1935	Campus activity calendar.
54	Coach Dickinson awaits warm weather before starting the outdoor drills for his track squad Public Relations News Release 1934:981, p.2	03/21/1935	Season outlook and schedule.
55	Hovey named to sports editorship College Eye 26:24, p.1	12/14/1934	Brief profile of Graham Hovey.
56	Ping pong addicts at "Y" give all for sake of game College Eye 26:23, p.1	12/03/1934	Many students enjoy the sport.
57	Cross-country runners will stage their first annual gold medal run Public Relations News Release 1934:646, p.1	10/21/1934	The athletes will run approximately ten miles between halves of the Dad's Day football game.
58	Six upperclassmen and two freshmen will compete in the gold medal run Public Relations News Release 1934:623, p.1	10/01/1934	This may be the only competition the cross country team has this fall.
59	News briefs College Eye 25:38, p.3	07/06/1934	Information on students, alumni, and faculty.
60	Athletic trophies presented at special assembly Alumnus 18:3, p.24	07/01/1934	Letters, MVP awards, and other honors announced for 1933-1934 season; photo.
61	Ping pongers win cows, a horse, etc. College Eye 26:1, p.1	06/06/1934	Students have fun playing table tennis.
62	Concert Band Old Gold 0:0, p.201	06/01/1934	Purpose, description, and members; photo.
63	Stowaway Club Old Gold 0:0, p.211	06/01/1934	Organized in 1933 for Presbyterian young men; officers and members; photo.
64	Symphony Old Gold 0:0, p.199	06/01/1934	The College Symphony began in 1878; officers and members; photo.
65	The Iowa State Teachers College wins the Iowa loop track championship seven times in a row Public Relations News Release 1934:516, p.1	06/01/1934	Picture of the track team.
66	Twenty-three trackmen and fourteen baseball players win monogram sweaters Public Relations News Release 1934:522, p.1	06/01/1934	L. L. Mendenhall announced the winners.
67	Varsity track squad Old Gold 0:0, p.250	06/01/1934	1934 schedule, season highlights, outstanding athletes, and squad members; photos.
68	81 men will compete for the Iowa loop track title Public Relations News Release 1934:496, p.2	05/17/1934	Program for the event.
69	Coach Dickinson nominates twenty-five to enter relays Public Relations News Release 1932:431, p.1	04/20/1934	For the new collegiate section of the annual invitational relays to be held this Saturday, Dickinson has chosen twenty-five men to compete against the other collegiate teams.
70	1934 track team prepares for season Public Relations News Release 1932:397, p.1	03/22/1934	Coach Dickinson's track team has been drilling outdoors for the last two weeks to prepare to compete for their seventh consecutive track championship.
71	All-college dance in Commons tonight is week's social feature College Eye 25:27, p.3	01/19/1934	Campus social calendar.
72	Tutor Ticklers fifth annual all-student vaudeville show Public Relations News Release 1932:372, p.1	01/09/1934	An oriental theme to be carried through out the production.
73	German Club band to be organized on teachers campus College Eye 25:18, p.1	10/27/1933	Graham Hovey will direct.
74	Pupil of Russell places in fete; William Hinson is rated in national high school music contest College Eye 25:2, p.1	06/16/1933	Places in first division.
75	Waterloo pupils of six music professors win in state music contest; seven first place winners were pupils of State Teachers professors College Eye 22:31, p.1	05/15/1931	Roster of contest winners.