Price--Malcolm Poyer (President of ISTC)
Displaying 251 - 300 of 503 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 251 | Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia to hold north central convention in Ames Public Relations News Release 1946:78, p.1 |
National honorary music fraternity will induct President Malcolm Price and two others as honorary members. | |
| 252 | Northeast Iowa Adult Education conference Public Relations News Release 1946:64, p.1 |
Conference to be held on campus. President Price will open the conference; speaking on "Our Common Interests". Cyril Houle from the University of Chicago will also address the attendees. | |
| 253 | President Price explains housing, food College Eye 37:22, p.1 |
Some dorm rooms will be double-decked; Commons food service must be self-supporting; President Price asks everyone to work together, as they did during the war. | |
| 254 | Branch summer schools to be located in three Iowa cities Public Relations News Release 1946:43, p.1 |
Spencer, Carroll, and Creston will have both six and twelve week summer school classes. | |
| 255 | Brindley debate tournament Public Relations News Release 1946:34, p.1 |
Tournament hosting twelve Iowa high schools. The annual banquet will be held in the Commons. Tournament named for Willaim A. Brindley, director of debate, 1927-1933. Brindley died while a staff member. | |
| 256 | Reunion diners hear Price, student skit College Eye 37:19, p.3 |
At ISEA meeting in Des Moines. | |
| 257 | Graduates attend Iowa State Teachers' Association convention Public Relations News Release 1946:27, p.1 |
Reunion dinner to be held in Younkers Tea Room. Dr. Malcolm Price will address the alumni. | |
| 258 | Members of Iowa State Teachers College faculty to attend annual convention Public Relations News Release 1946:22, p.1 |
Iowa State Education Convention will be held in Des Moines. Ten members will represent Iowa State Teachers College. | |
| 259 | Veterans housing shortage addressed Public Relations News Release 1946:15, p.1 |
Pan-Vets, student organizaton for returned servicemen meet withCedar Falls service organizations. Residents urged to aid in finding housing for those coming home from the war. | |
| 260 | A message from our President College Eye 37:15, p.2 |
President Price welcomes students back to a new year, and recaps the momentous events from the previous year. | |
| 261 | Four new buildings in post-war plans Alumnus 30:1, p.9 |
President Price announces plans for a new campus school, an arts and industries building, a health services and hospital building, and a new garage to meet potential increased enrollment; detailed description of planned new facilities. | |
| 262 | T. C. alumni meet in Chicago Alumnus 30:1, p.6 |
President Price speaks. | |
| 263 | President attends New York meeting College Eye 37:11, p.3 |
Of American Council on Education. | |
| 264 | Price and Paul speak to league on smoking issue College Eye 37:11, p.1 |
Student League Board gathering information in order to make recommendation to the college administration. | |
| 265 | Malcolm Price to attend the American Council on Education meeting Public Relations News Release 1945:287, p.1 |
President Price will travel to New York City to attend. He is a member of the committee on measurement and guidance. Price will address Chicago alumni on his way home. | |
| 266 | Over 3,000 attend Homecoming Public Relations News Release 1945:281, p.1 |
Football fans, students, and alumni arrived by car, train, and bus to attend the first Homecoming game since 1942. | |
| 267 | Homecoming celebration Public Relations News Release 1945:279, p.1 |
This was the first Homecoming since 1942 due to the war. Students and alumni joined in a snake dance around campus. Decorations, a pep rally, open houses, and the football were well attended. | |
| 268 | From friend to friend College Eye 37:9, p.2 |
President Price welcomes back alumni. | |
| 269 | "T. C.' tramps take over for Cut Day College Eye 37:9, p.1 |
Description of Cut Day activities; photo. | |
| 270 | Homecoming activities announced Public Relations News Release 1945:278, p.1 |
Pep rally and bonfire kicked of the weekend. Saturday morning open houses were held by departments. This year marks the fifteenth anniversary of football games at the college. | |
| 271 | Homecoming queen chosen Public Relations News Release 1945:274, p.1 |
Helen Schmidt has been chosen "I" queen to reign over the Homecoming festivities. | |
| 272 | Cutline for picture of Frank E. Green Public Relations News Release 1945:273, p.1 |
Frank E. Green will be an honored guest at Homecoming festivities. Green was a halfback on the 1895 squad. | |
| 273 | Homecoming queen chosen Public Relations News Release 1945:275, p.1 |
Helen Schmidt named Homecoming queen. | |
| 274 | "Cut Day" Public Relations News Release 1945:272, p.1 |
Band went through buildings leading students to the auditorium. Coach Starbuck spoke, eleven girls presented a skit about the football team, and cheerleaders led yells. Hobo lunch was served followed by a pep rally and snake dance. | |
| 275 | Dr. Price to speak at Chicago alum meet College Eye 37:7, p.6 |
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| 276 | To the Dads College Eye 37:6, p.1 |
President Price welcomes the Dad's to campus as first postwar guests. | |
| 277 | Dad's Day to celebrated on campus Public Relations News Release 1945:247, p.1 |
The highlight of the Dad's Day weekend will be the football game with Loras College. A pep rally and luncheon are planned. Housing for the fathers will be available in Seerley and Bakers Halls. | |
| 278 | V-J Day service held Alumnus 29:4, p.1 |
President Price and Professor Bodein speak at August 14 program. | |
| 279 | From friend to friend College Eye 37:4, p.2 |
President Malcolm Price announces that TC will serve as the professional college for teaching in the state of Iowa; will serve state in pre-service teacher training, in-service training, and professional publications. | |
| 280 | Price addresses student leaders College Eye 37:3, p.1 |
Speaks on obligation of leaders to campus. | |
| 281 | World War II veterans meet with President and Mrs. Price Public Relations News Release 1945:236, p.1 |
Veterans and current students at I. S. T. C. met to plan a veterans fraternity. Fifty eight veterans are enrolled. Thirty are attending under the G. I. bill of rights. | |
| 282 | Dinner meeting kicks off Campus Leaders Week Public Relations News Release 1945:232, p.1 |
President Price served as host and speaker. Harriet Fagan presided. The goal of the week is to build better organizations on campus. | |
| 283 | Army University Center, Shrivenham, England expresses high praise Public Relations News Release 1945:227, p.1 |
I. S. T. C. receives praise for the high quality of professors teaching members of the armed forces. George C. Robinson and Guy M. Wagner have been teaching the troops. | |
| 284 | Annual fall freshman frolic to be held in the men's gymnasium Public Relations News Release 1945:230, p.1 |
Program to include varied concessions, group games and folk dancing. Committee members named. | |
| 285 | From friend to friend College Eye 37:1, p.1 |
President Malcolm Price welcomes students back to campus. | |
| 286 | Convocation to mark the beginning of fall classes Public Relations News Release 1945:216, p.1 |
Vernon P. Bodein will be the speaker at a matriculation convaocation on the first day of classes. Martin J. Nelson will preside and President Price will greet the student body. | |
| 287 | 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. | |
| 288 | College hails victory; snake dances form as surrender news spreads; Dr. Bodein addresses 550 at victory day convocation in Auditorium College Eye 36:44, p.1 |
Description of V-J Day celebrations; five hundred attend convocation; photo. | |
| 289 | Our responsibilities in peace College Eye 36:44, p.1 |
The president addresses the end of World War II and the importance of education in maintaining democracy. | |
| 290 | 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. | |
| 291 | V-J Day service Public Relations News Release 1945:206, p.1 |
"Thank God" seemed to be the theme of the Victory Japan service. President Price uttered those words following the prelude and the singing of "God of Our Fathers". | |
| 292 | KXEL studios observe third year College Eye 36:39, p.1 |
A look at the celebratory programming. | |
| 293 | Ralph Ojemann warns of the consequences of not meeting the basic personality demands Public Relations News Release 1945:181, p.1 |
State Parent-Teacher convocation hears warnings concerning the reaction of children to dictatorial homes. | |
| 294 | College to host the State Conference on Safety Education Public Relations News Release 1945:179, p.1 |
Speakers and dates announced for state wide conference. President Price will preside. | |
| 295 | State and national officials to speak on safety education Public Relations News Release 1945:176, p.1 |
H. B. Laird, Bert L. Woodcock, Kim Wiles, Jessie M. Parker will share their insights on "Safety Education Needs For Post-War Times". President Malcolm Price will preside. | |
| 296 | Ralph H. Ojeman to address the Parent-Teachers association meeting Public Relations News Release 1945:172, p.1 |
President Malcolm Price to welcome the attendees to the meeting. Mrs. Loyd S. Mumfer, president of the Iowa congress of Parents and Teachers, will preside. | |
| 297 | Dr. and Mrs. Price visit teachers branch summer schools College Eye 36:38, p.3 |
News from the branch summer schools. | |
| 298 | New business manager announced at Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1945:174, p.1 |
President Price introduced Philip C. Jennings as busniess manager. He recently served as for seven years as auditor at Iowa State in Ames. | |
| 299 | Price open house College Eye 36:38, p.1 |
For all summer session students. | |
| 300 | Institute on the Training of Teachers for Handicapped Children Public Relations News Release 1945:168, p.1 |
John Lee will address the Institute. President Malcolm Price will presided. Several national speakers will attend and speak to the group. |