Latham--Orval Ray [President of ISTC]

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#	Title	Date	Summary
201	The President's Message Old Gold 0:0, p.22	06/01/1937	Letter from the President; photos.
202	He signs the sheepskins College Eye 28:34, p.1	05/28/1937	President Latham will sign 325 diplomas; photo.
203	Graduation events make busy week; W. A. Jessup to speak on last day College Eye 28:33, p.1	05/21/1937	Description of Commencement activities; photo.
204	Recognition Day slated May 12 College Eye 28:30, p.1	04/30/1937	Will honor those who excelled in scholarship and campus leadership; fifth annual event sponsored by Men's Union, Women's League, and Student Council.
205	House council lays more strict rules College Eye 28:28, p.1	04/16/1937	Proposal would have women who stay out after midnight speak with President Latham.
206	Miss Sara Riggs looks back over fifty years of service here College Eye 28:25, p.2	03/26/1937	Faculty women will honor Professor Riggs; summary of her career at ISTC; photo.
207	Activities of professors College Eye 28:22, p.3	02/26/1937	News notes about the faculty.
208	Activities of the faculty College Eye 28:21, p.3	02/19/1937	News notes about faculty activities.
209	Anniversary celebration thrills students, faculty Alumnus 21:1, p.3	01/01/1937	Description of procession, convocation, addresses, conferences associated with 60th anniversary; photo.
210	College Club has annual fall dinner College Eye 28:8, p.3	10/30/1936	President Latham talked about the Sixtieth Anniversary survey.
211	Instructors now beginning visits in teaching field College Eye 28:8, p.1	10/30/1936	Will visit public schools to observe teaching; result of recommendation in anniversary survey.
212	President Latham to leave campus for survey trip College Eye 28:8, p.1	10/30/1936	Will work with team that will investigate cost and character of education in New York.
213	Campus leaders hear plans for training course College Eye 28:7, p.1	10/23/1936	Dinner with President Latham was first event of the course.
214	Marks that linger College Eye 28:7, p.2	10/23/1936	Appreciated ovation for President Latham at convocation.
215	These were some of Dr. Latham's guests College Eye 28:7, p.1	10/23/1936	Student leaders discuss plans for the future with President Latham over dinner; photo.
216	President Latham will be host to campus leaders at annual banquet College Eye 28:6, p.1	10/16/1936	Representatives of campus organizations will attend; part of series of meetings with campus leaders..
217	Side glances during the celebration College Eye 28:6, p.1	10/16/1936	Observations made during the Sixtieth Anniversary Celebration.
218	Capacity crowd at Friday assembly College Eye 28:5, p.5	10/08/1936	President Latham and others spoke at pep rally.
219	Des Moines editor visits the campus College Eye 28:5, p.5	10/08/1936	Harvey Ingham and photographer on campus for celebration.
220	Three leaders College Eye 28:5, p.1	10/08/1936	Three men have guided and directed Iowa State Teachers College through its first sixty years; photo.
221	A fall is predicted---and it happens College Eye 28:4, p.1	10/02/1936	Runner loses pants during football practice.
222	Education in Iowa College Eye 28:4, p.2	10/02/1936	Mason City newspaper praises work of ISTC.
223	Special pep assembly called this morning College Eye 28:4, p.1	10/02/1936	President Latham and Coach Whitford will speak; pep club and cheerleaders will perform stunts.
224	Classes to be dismissed as students join faculty in anniversary Oct. 8, 9, 10 College Eye 28:3, p.1	09/25/1936	Schedule of Sixtieth Anniversary celebration; photo.
225	Financial Secretary is given new title of Business Manager College Eye 28:3, p.1	09/25/1936	Benjamin Boardman assumes new title.
226	What is the student body going to do about it College Eye 28:3, p.1	09/25/1936	Strongly urges students to stay on campus for the Sixtieth Anniversary activities.
227	New plans formed for the orientation of freshman men College Eye 28:2, p.1	09/18/1936	Groups will visit various areas of campus.
228	Women's League to give "at home" for campus newcomers College Eye 28:2, p.3	09/18/1936	To honor new women faculty and wives of new faculty.
229	Commencement exercises culminate next week's activities for graduates; Dr. Gray to give address for graduates at exercises College Eye 27:53, p.1	08/14/1936	Schedule of activities.
230	Grandstand to be erected temporarily; to replace one destroyed during the tornado recently College Eye 27:11, p.1	08/07/1936	Description of the replacement stadium; $10,000 available now; will be base of permanent stadium.
231	President Latham announces faculty committee members College Eye 27:11, p.1	08/07/1936	List of committee appointments.
232	Baker dedication held at Commons last Wednesday College Eye 27:2, p.1	06/03/1936	Brief excerpts from addresses.
233	Untitled College Eye 27:2, p.2	06/03/1936	President Latham will receive students at tea.
234	Blue Key Old Gold 0:0, p.162	06/01/1936	Purpose, activities, officers, and members; photos.
235	The President's Message Old Gold 0:0, p.16	06/01/1936	Letter of appreciation from President Latham; photo.
236	Athletes to be given awards on Recognition Day College Eye 27:1, p.1	05/22/1936	Description of ceremonies.
237	Recognition Day speakers laud honor students College Eye 27:43, p.1	05/15/1936	President Latham speaks on goals of ISTC.
238	Plans initiated for 60th year anniversary; seven noted educators are to conduct research for commemoration College Eye 27:42, p.1	05/08/1936	Will include convocation and conference on survey findings.
239	Latham announces dedication plans for Baker Hall College Eye 27:39, p.1	04/17/1936	Will hold dedication May 27. George Baker will be guest.
240	DeKalb president visits school here College Eye 27:38, p.1	04/10/1936	President Adams visits with administrative leaders.
241	"Ride begging" hard to prevent says Dr. Latham College Eye 27:37, p.2	04/03/1936	President Latham responds to a letter talking about the dangers of hitch-hiking.
242	Music hath charms . . . . Alumnus 20:2, p.2	04/01/1936	President Latham wants 150-piece band, with half of the band playing trombones; jokingly offers $5 for every new player.
243	Ruth Eddy is in charge of the "Leap Year" dance Public Relations News Release 1935:657, p.1	02/26/1936	Guests.
244	The Shield Club will hold its annual luncheon on Saturday Public Relations News Release 1935:631, p.1	02/14/1936	Guests.
245	Women of the Teachers College faculty will be guests of the all-women's supper party Public Relations News Release 1935:578, p.1	02/07/1936	A short program will be presented during the dinner.
246	All fraternities will join forces on February 8 for the annual Inter-fraternity dance Public Relations News Release 1935:561, p.1	01/31/1936	Committee members and special guests.
247	Faculty members among Who's Who on 1934-35 list College Eye 27:26, p.1	01/10/1936	President Latham and Professors Luse, Hart, Buffum, and Thompson recognized.
248	Blue Key fraternity will sponsor a formal dance Public Relations News Release 1935:374, p.1	01/08/1936	Special guests.
249	Eighteen candidates for the six campus beauties were announced Public Relations News Release 1935:376, p.1	01/08/1936	Candidates.
250	Dr. Latham searches for trombone players College Eye 27:25, p.1	12/20/1935	Wants large contingent of trombones in the band.
251	All emplyees of the food service department will be required to pass physical examinations Public Relations News Release 1935:338, p.1	12/13/1935	Regulations adopted by the State Board of Education.
252	Latham entertains cheerleaders, band, gridders at dinner College Eye 27:24, p.5	12/13/1935	Includes entertainment.
253	Nine hundred students are expected at the annual Christmas supper party Public Relations News Release 1935:335, p.1	12/13/1935	Following the dinner there will be a short program.
254	George Miner was awarded the freshman athletic scholarship medal Public Relations News Release 1935:325, p.1	12/12/1935	Twenty-two yearlings were awarded football numerals.
255	There is no rule which says you can't go out and roam the highways for a trombone player Public Relations News Release 1935:332, p.1	12/11/1935	Dr. Latham will pay five dollars for every new trombone player delivered to his office.
256	Major awards were granted to twenty one Teachers College football players Public Relations News Release 1935:313, p.1	12/05/1935	John Champlin was named as the player of the greatest value to the team.
257	Governor Clyde Herring will give his regular Saturday noon radio broadcast from the Commons Public Relations News Release 1935:269, p.1	11/19/1935	Schedule of events and guest list for the luncheon.
258	No graduation exercises will be held at the end of the present fall term Public Relations News Release 1935:188, p.1	10/31/1935	Cancellation was decided upon when there were only twelve applications for graduation.
259	Mrs. Alex Miller will be a special guest at the reunion dinner Public Relations News Release 1935:185, p.1	10/27/1935	Program for the event.
260	W. H. Ray will return to his alma mater for the Dad's Day luncheon Public Relations News Release 1935:182, p.1	10/25/1935	Program for the event.
261	Luncheon for alumni to be at Commons College Eye 27:17, p.1	10/18/1935	Description of some of the activities.
262	Returning alumni will find the sixteenth annual Homecoming a busy one Public Relations News Release 1935:130, p.3	10/14/1935	Schedule of events.
263	"Talk football" president tells campus leaders College Eye 27:15, p.1	10/04/1935	President Latham believes football is "a symbol of the spirit of an institution".
264	President O. R. Latham will be host to 110 leaders Public Relations News Release 1935:75, p.1	10/02/1935	The sixth annual Campus Leaders dinner will be held October 3.
265	Jessie Juhl will leave Saturday for San Francisco Public Relations News Release 1935:57, p.1	09/28/1935	Miss Juhl will visit Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Raymond.
266	Leaders of student organizations will be entertained by President Latham Public Relations News Release 1935:62, p.1	09/28/1935	The sixth annual Campus Leaders Dinner will be October 3.
267	Campus leaders to be guests at dinner College Eye 27:14, p.1	09/27/1935	Will emphasize contribution of extracurricular activities to college life.
268	Dean M. Schweickhard has been selected as principal speaker Public Relations News Release 1935:12, p.1	09/09/1935	Schedule of events for the teaching of industrial arts in junior and senior high school conference.
269	Dr. Robert W. Harbeson will be toastmaster at the graduation dinner Public Relations News Release 1934:1153, p.1	08/22/1935	Program for the event.
270	Twelve newcomers to the Teachers College staff will be on hand to greet students Public Relations News Release 1934:1152, p.3	08/22/1935	Profiles of new faculty members.
271	Two ensemble groups will furnish the music at the summer term graduation excercises Public Relations News Release 1934:1149, p.1	08/17/1935	Program for the event.
272	Graduate reception planned for Sunday College Eye 27:53, p.1	08/16/1935
273	"Range Riders" is dinner theme College Eye 27:52, p.1	08/09/1935	For graduation banquet.
274	War declared on dotted-line boys College Eye 27:51, p.1	08/02/1935	President Latham talks about the prohibition of solicitors of any sort on campus.
275	Dr. Frank L. Clapp will deliver the graduation address Public Relations News Release 1934:1121, p.1	07/13/1935	Short profile.
276	Branch Briefs College Eye 27:48, p.3	07/12/1935	News from branch summer school.
277	Class of 1910 holds center of stage at reunion Alumnus 19:3, p.2	07/01/1935	Alumni dinner honors 1910 graduates; description of event.
278	Admit college to AAUW list; Teachers College placed on Class A list of association College Eye 27:47, p.1	06/28/1935	B. A. women will now be admitted as full members.
279	Science department, athletics, publications, dramatics, make forward strides in past year; retirement of Dr. Begeman is major change in science group College Eye 27:44, p.1	06/05/1935	Summary of the 1934-1935 school year.
280	Contracts for the new George T. Baker hall have been conditionally let Public Relations News Release 1934:1102, p.1	06/02/1935	Description of the building to be started on July 1.
281	Blue Key Old Gold 0:0, p.167	06/01/1935	The Blue Key was founded in 1931; purpose, advisors, officers, and members; photos.
282	Dr. John Scholte Nollen cautioned spring term graduates Public Relations News Release 1934:1099, p.3	06/01/1935	Excerpt from Dr. Nollens Commencement speech, "Personality".
283	President O. R. Latham Old Gold 0:0, p.13	06/01/1935	President Latham commends the Old Gold staff; photo.
284	Approximately 250 students are expected to receive degrees and diplomas Public Relations News Release 1934:1098, p.5	05/31/1935	Program for commencement and graduation candidates.
285	Approximately 250 candidates for graduation will hear the baccalaureate address Public Relations News Release 1934:1087, p.1	05/28/1935	Program for the event.
286	Edgar A. Ralston will preside at the annual alumni luncheon Public Relations News Release 1934:1090, p.2	05/28/1935	Special guests and program for the luncheon.
287	Graduates of the Teachers College class of 1910 will be honored at the alumni reunion luncheon Public Relations News Release 1934:1091, p.1	05/28/1935	Special guests and program for the luncheon.
288	King Arthur will live again when the spring term graduates gather for dinner Public Relations News Release 1934:1087, p.1	05/28/1935	Program for the event.
289	Graduates face crowded week as year closes; receptions, dances, honor services on calendar of activities College Eye 26:44, p.133	05/24/1935	Graduates have much to enjoy as their last days approach.
290	President John Scholte Nollen will address the graduating class Public Relations News Release 1934:1082, p.1	05/24/1935	Schedule of commencement events.
291	Spring dances to close year's social functions College Eye 26:44, p.135	05/24/1935	Sororities and fraternities will host their final dances of the year.
292	Ministers seek greater virility in church work College Eye 26:43, p.1	05/17/1935	Ministerial association meets on campus.
293	Scholarship motives viewed at assembly College Eye 26:43, p.1	05/17/1935	Brief overview of Recognition Day convocation; list of students who were honored.
294	Everything is in the readiness for students to entertain their mothers on Mother's Day Public Relations News Release 1934:1061, p.1	05/16/1935	Program for the all college dinner.
295	Plans for entertaining and welcoming mothers were nearing completion this weekend Public Relations News Release 1934:1052, p.2	05/08/1935	Schedule of events for the annual Mother's Day celebration.
296	Two science departments will be combined under the direction of Dr. Emmett J. Cable Public Relations News Release 1934:1014, p.3	04/15/1935	Profile of Dr. Cable and Dr. Begeman.
297	Between forty and forty-five members of the Iowa General Assembley are expected as guests Public Relations News Release 1934:979, p.1	03/15/1935	Schedule of events
298	Dr. R. W. Harbeson has been appointed to succeed H. Earl Rath on the board of control of student publications Public Relations News Release 1934:969, p.1	03/15/1935	Mr. Rath has been granted a leave of absence to pursue a Ph. D. at Iowa State College.
299	Elsie P. Sindt will replace Charles A. Kittrell on the program of the first annual conference for teachers of arithmetic Public Relations News Release 1934:964, p.1	03/14/1935	Schedule for the event.
300	"That we live in a changing world and in a time when change has been accelerated¿" Public Relations News Release 1934:950, p.1	03/08/1935	Brief description of Dr. Harbeson's commencement speech.