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Price--Malcolm Poyer (President of ISTC)

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Title Date Summary
301 College lets down hair
Alumnus 29:3, p.1
7/1/1945 Classes dismissed for all-college picnic; photo.
302 Nancy Price married
Alumnus 29:3, p.2
7/1/1945 Marries Howard R. Thompson, son of Professor M. R. Thompson.
303 Class of 1895 to hold fiftieth anniversary
Public Relations News Release 1945:152, p.1
6/14/1945 Iowa State Normal class to hold reunion. Ninety four per cent of the class have been involved in the teaching profession. Nine members have taught for at least fifty years.
304 World citizenship outlined; sixty-seven receive B. A. certificates
College Eye 36:34, p.1
6/8/1945 List of graduates.
305 Iowa Teachers First
Old Gold 0:0, p.87
6/1/1945 Iowa Teachers First, whose honorary members include both Malcolm Price and Sadie B. Campbell, works to interest high schoolers in ISTC; photo.
306 President's message
Old Gold 0:0, p.19
6/1/1945 President Malcolm Price comments on the changing times; photo.
307 One hundred twenty nine students receive diplomas and degrees
Public Relations News Release 1945:138, p.1
5/26/1945 Commencement activities and awards announced. Graduates listed.
308 Senior graduates will be honored at social events
College Eye 36:33, p.1
5/18/1945 Will attend dinners and receptions.
309 Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises announced
Public Relations News Release 1945:132, p.1
5/14/1945 President and Mrs. Malcolm Price will receive the graduates and faculty in their home. A commencement dinner is scheduled. Degrees and diplomas will be conferred.
310 College observes V-E Day; classes end after service of devotion
College Eye 36:32, p.1
5/11/1945 Enjoy day of prayerful celebration on May 8; description of ceremonies.
311 Nancy Price marries
College Eye 36:31, p.4
5/4/1945 Marries Lt. Howard Thompson, son of Professor M. R. Thompson.
312 Plans made to celebrate V-E Day
Public Relations News Release 1945:114, p.1
5/3/1945 A meditative program is planned upon the announcement of an official proclamation of victory. The gathering will take place in the college auditorium.
313 May Queen to be announced at midnight May 5
Public Relations News Release 1945:107, p.1
5/1/1945 The highlight of the May Dance will be the crowning of the May Queen. This is the last formal dance of the season.
314 May Queen will begin her reign at midnight, May 5, during the May Dance
Public Relations News Release 1945:107, p.1
5/1/1945 Minnesota orchestra to provide music for May Dance. Queen named at midnight.
315 Anchors Aweigh
College Eye 36:30, p.1
4/27/1945 President Price wishes the WAVES a bon voyage.
316 Relays are scheduled for tomorrow
College Eye 36:29, p.1
4/20/1945 Announces the revival of the relays as the war comes to an end.
317 Brindley Debate Tournament scheduled
Public Relations News Release 1945:42, p.1
1/31/1945 Nine high schools have accepted invitations to participate.
318 Alumni Quiz Kids have fun at Des Moines reunion
Alumnus 29:1, p.4
1/1/1945 Quiz show format allows officials to give facts about the college; presentation is recorded for later broadcast; photo.
319 Price addresses WAVES
College Eye 36:14, p.4
12/15/1944 Reviews history of WAVES on campus.
320 College asks for buildings; repairs and replacements also wanted
College Eye 36:12, p.1
12/1/1944 President Price outlines building and repair program to accommodate postwar enrollment.
321 Hake, alumni quiz kids entertain at reunion
College Eye 36:9, p.1
11/3/1944 Will hold annual dinner and reunion in Des Moines; will be recorded and broadcast on radio.
322 Dr. Price to confer on rural schools in Washington D. C., next week
College Eye 36:4, p.1
9/29/1944
323 Our social frontiers challenge new leaders says President Price
College Eye 36:4, p.3
9/29/1944 President Price talks about the qualities of leadership.
324 East dining room of Commons redecorated with color as keynote
College Eye 36:2, p.3
9/15/1944 Description of the re-decoration scheme.
325 Prexy enjoys melon fest
College Eye 36:2, p.3
9/15/1944 Shows the president and some students eating watermelons; photo
326 Price's faculty dinner opens dining room
College Eye 36:2, p.3
9/15/1944
327 A big college year awaits us
College Eye 36:1, p.2
9/8/1944 States the college's general goals for the year
328 All college assembly begins 1944-1945 year
College Eye 36:1, p.1
9/8/1944
329 College plans V-Day service upon surrender
College Eye 36:1, p.1
9/8/1944 Believe end may be in sight in Germany, but much work remains to defeat Japan.
330 Price, Bodein inspire program of counselors at week-end retreat
College Eye 36:1, p.3
9/8/1944 President Price and Professor Bodein talk to orientation group.
331 Tutor Timetable
College Eye 36:1, p.4
9/8/1944 Campus events and activities.
332 Untitled
College Eye 35:41, p.1
8/4/1944 President and Mrs. Price ask that students dress informally for the Commencement reception.
333 Prices to honor summer students
College Eye 35:38, p.1
7/14/1944 With reception.
334 Estherville summer school votes for no school July 4
Public Relations News Release 35:35, p.6
6/23/1944 News from the branch summer schools.
335 President Malcolm Price speaks Monday to the Branch schools
College Eye 35:33, p.6
6/9/1944 Will speak at Mt. Ayr, Estherville, and Atlantic.
336 Degrees, diplomas awarded 132 students at 67th Commencement
College Eye 35:32, p.1
6/2/1944 List of those who received diplomas or degrees.
337 Teachers College summer students to observe D-Day
College Eye 35:32, p.5
6/2/1944 Will hold assembly at 11AM on the day of the invasion; state offices will also observe the event.
338 Administration
Old Gold 0:0, p.8
6/1/1944 President Price reflects on campus life and all those who are laboring in a common effort; photo.
339 Assemblies
Old Gold 0:0, p.72
6/1/1944 During the summer term of 1943 several assemblies were held and very well received by a majority of the student body. The Assemblies Committee is responsible for such programs are the piano recitals and the talks; photo.
340 Democracy in action
Old Gold 0:0, p.21
6/1/1944 Evidences of democracy around campus.
341 Iowa teachers first
Old Gold 0:0, p.91
6/1/1944 Brief description of the group; photo.
342 T. C. Service Men
Old Gold 0:0, p.218
6/1/1944 Photo.
343 The big three.
Old Gold 0:0, p.35
6/1/1944 Commander Pettee, President Price, and Major Leonard identified by their hats; photo.
344 'Never slacken' governor tells WAVES
College Eye 35:30, p.1
5/5/1944 Governor Hickenlooper inspects and addresses graduation class of WAVES; photo.
345 Remaining events of the school year
College Eye 35:30, p.2
5/5/1944 Include reception at the President's House, music festival, and other events.
346 Iowa schools make post-war plans; teachers college represented in state conference
College Eye 35:27, p.1
4/14/1944 DPI sponsors conference; several ISTC administrators make presentations on dealing with the post-war campus.
347 Notice received: Army detachment to close in June
College Eye 35:26, p.1
4/7/1944 Army Air Corps detachment will leave by June 30, 1944.
348 Tree-lighting ceremony started
Alumnus 28:2, p.11
4/1/1944 Students, WAVES, and cadets sing carols; President Price lights tree in ceremony between Commons and Campanile.
349 Faculty discuss school issues; educators meet here to discuss new T. C. services
College Eye 35:23, p.1
3/17/1944 Conference brings together school administrators from around the state.
350 President Price, Air Corps auditors renegotiate Army-college contract
College Eye 35:20, p.1
2/11/1944 Look at actual expenses to the college for the Army Air Corps detachment.

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