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1 | Old Gold Staff | Old Gold Staff. Helen Knickman, Executive Editor. Michael O'Brien, Associate Editor. Marla Putzier, Business Manager. Birch Robison, Art Editor. Elaine Pitzenberger, Copy Editor. Thomas Crane, Photo Editor. |
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2 | Foreword | The introduction foreword of the 1960 Old Gold. It mentioned how college was a story and how the Iowa State Teacher's College changed everyone. It also had a picture of a woman walking down a tree laden lane on campus. |
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3 | Orientation | Freshman arrive in the fall and parents help them move in. The new students are subjected to tests and special events dedicated to make the students feel welcome. The events allowed the students meet upperclassman, clubs, and to entertain; Photos. |
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4 | Classes Resume | Students return to their classes as the new year begins; Photos. |
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5 | Student Teaching | The student teachers go out into the districts and begin to teach; Photos. |
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6 | Gridiron Dinner | The Cedar Falls Woman's Club was the site of the annual Gridiron Dinner, sponsored by Alpha Phi Gamma. The dinner was attended by members of the Old Gold and the College Eye. The Traveling Oil Can, the highest award, was presented to Sylvia Geurink and Ron Muilenburg by Jim McNeal; Photos. |
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7 | Light Opera Presented | The Lecture Concert Series brought the After Dinner Opera Company to TC. It is an internationally known group specialist modern opera presented in English. The company performed "Sweet Betsy from Pike" and "Apollo and Persephone." ;Photos. |
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8 | Greek Week | Greek Week is known for it's Variety Show, Olympics, Royalty, and Dance. The annual activities started with the Variety Show and crowning of Karen Smith and Marl Ramsey. A new addition this last year was the introduction of Fraternity-Sorority Sing. The Olympics also saw a number of broken records; Photos. |
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9 | Mother's Day Convocation | The traditional tapping of the new members of Purple Arrow, Chimes, and Torch and Tassel began the annual Woman's Day celebrations. During the event Joyce McLennon replaced Dr. Mavis Holmes as Associate Dean of Students for the day. Other students took over other positions through out the women's dorms. On Mother's Day, Mrs. Aruo Uskallio, mother of Pauline Uskallio, was chosen as Mother of the day on the basis of Pauline's achievements. |
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10 | Julius Caesar | The Department of Languages, Speech and Literature presented in the spring 'Julius Caesar.' Bill Becvar played Caesar and Bob Helland as Brutus transported the TC audience back to Ancient Rome. The lighting, setting, and sound all added a great deal to this "DeMille type" spectacular. |
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11 | Honors Convocation | Students who made outstanding records at TC, both scholastic and extracurricular activities, were honored at the annual Honors Convocation. Scholarships were awarded to outstanding students. Dr. Lymen Harris spoke on "Man's Quest for Mastery." The A Cappella Choir provided musical ambiance. Fallowing the ceremony, parents and students held a reception in the Georgian Lounge. |
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12 | Commencement | At the 82nd annual spring Commencement in June, approximately 320 students received the Bachelor of Arts degree. Another 35 students received their Masters. Dean M.J. Nelson presented the students to President Maucker who handed out the degrees; Photos. |
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13 | Summer | As Summer begins, summer session starts with lighter class loads and hotter days. Recreational activities mix with studying during the summer months. |
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14 | Potting Shed Summer Play | The summer play was 'The Potting Shed,' a story that deals with the clash of atheism and religion in the background of a detective's investigation. Bob Helland appeared as a newspaper man who can not remember his youth. Winifred Hart, a former faculty member played the role of his grandmother. |
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15 | Walter Sullivan Dad of the Day | Dormitories held open houses and special dinners on the annual Dad's Day at TC. The Dad's Day Committee chose Mr. Walter L. Sullivan, father of John L. Sullivan, was chosen as Dad of the Day. This was due to John's achievements. John is a physical education major with minors in biology and mathematics. He is active in the student body government, vice-president of the Men's Union, and one of the captains of the football team. He has been nominate to the hall of Recognition the past two years. |
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16 | Shirley Petersen Homecoming Queen | The Homecoming Parade was a success TC's marching band and other campus groups made their way down the procession. The Homecoming Queen, Shirley Petersen, lead her court of four other girls; Mary Kaye Stringer, Shirley Radeke, Mary Paulk, and Jo Noble; Photos. The girls joined the audiences during the football game versus North Dakota University and cheered when TC won 14-9. Other special events that made up the week was the verity shows, Inter-Fraternity sing, and the Bartlett girls football game. The most looked foreword to event was the Homecoming Dance where students got to dress up and Jules Herman and his band would provide musical assistance. |
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17 | Morning's at Seven | The Homecoming play was 'Morning's at Seven.' It tells the tale of complicated family relationships and the problems life brings. Written by Paul Osborne, this play is rather interesting due to the youngest character being middle-aged and the rest older than that. It was a delightful drama. |
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18 | Katharine Cornell in "Dear Liar" | The TC audience had the opportunity to see "Dear Liar" during its pre-Broadway run as the first show of the Lecture-Concert Series of the season. The play is based on the correspondence between George Bernard Shaw and the famous Irish Actress, Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Played by Katharine Cornell and Brian Aherne, this comedic love affair featured no set, costumes, or make-up. Thus allowing the imagination to portray aging characters since the letters spanned over 40 years. |
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19 | Matriculation Convocation | At the 1959 Matriculation Convocation, President James Maucker gave the address; Photo. The event highlight was the plans to raise standards at the college to better prepare students for life after college. The three highlights were, tightening admission standards, helping superior students to advance quicker through the program, and improve the faculty. |
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20 | Don Gold Emceed DIJ #11 | One of the year's highlights was Dimensions in Jazz. The concert DIJ #11 was extra special when Don Gold, assistant jazz editor and jazz promotion director of Playboy, was the emcee. Original compositions such as Leonard Feather's "Prancer", Dick Scott's "It Goes Like So," and Chuck Mandernach's "Blue, Like Blue" were performed. Donna Musgrove, Jerry Christensen, and the Phi Mu Quartet were also featured. Dimensions in Jazz is sponsored by the Beta Nu Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity. |
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21 | Children's Theater- "Land of the Dragon" | "Land of the Dragon" was the play preformed by the Children's Theater. The story originates from China and involves the adventures of a princess, her hero, and his dragon. It was preformed in the traditional style of Chinese theater with property men, invisible to the audience, carried props on and off stage or was used as props themselves. |
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22 | The Most Happy Fella | The Lecture Concert series was able to bring the two year Broadway hit, "The Most Happy Fella," to the TC stage. This concert had no less than thirty-five songs and starred Richard Wentworth and Carolyn Maye. |
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23 | Christmas '59 | Christmas returns to the college and students prepare for the season. The traditional tree lighting was done by President James Maucker. Other programs such as the dance, shows, caroling, and visiting was also entertained by the students. |
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24 | Campus Covered in Snow; Photo | The first big snowfall of the year; Photo. |
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25 | AMRH... Beauty and Talent | The AMRH held a beauty and talent competition. Each house selected a representative and were judged by Dean Holmes, Corrine Shimel, Eric Farley, and Dick Burns. The finalists were Jo Ann Tekippe, Judy Larson, Joyce Schutter, Vicky Jacob, Sharon Wykle, Judy Nelson, Kay Hampel, Susan James, Shirley Peterson, and Patricia Thompson. Crowned queen of the event was Mary Eleanor Paulk. |
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26 | "Jesus Christ?"... First Annual Conference on Religion | The First Annual Conference on Religion was held and the featured speaker was Dr. Loomer. The convention created stimulated conversation with the prompt "Jesus Christ: God or Man" and "Jesus Christ as a Suffering Servant." |
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27 | "The Old Maid and the Thief" and "Pagliocci" Presented | The ISTC music department preformed two operas. The first was a light-hearted comedy, "The Old Maid and the Thief" and the second was the tragedy "Pagliocci." |
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28 | Beauty, Popularity, Sales Highlighted Old Gold Week | The Old Gold Staff prepare for Old Gold week. |
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29 | Annual Old Gold Beauty Pageant | The Old Gold Beauty Pagent crowned Shirley Radeke as the Queen. 14 other finalists competed agienst her. They were Mary Kay Sergeant, Gwen Hennon, Joan Brown, Barbara Snyder, Mary Eleanor Paulk, Susie James, Judy Schmit, Pat Maultauf, Vicki Miller, Shirley Tempo, Shirley Radeke, Marcia Bottorff, JoAnn Monroe, Shirley Donaldson, Carol Lester, Mary Hodgson, Jo Noble, and Kay Courvoisier. |
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30 | Relays, Beards, and Dance Highlights MU Day | The Men's Union Day was filled with fun competitions, relays, and fun activities mad up the Day. The traveling trophy was awarded to a Bartlett corridor residency. |
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31 | Maucker's Letter to the Students | President James Maucker's letter to the students in the 1960 Old Gold; Photo. |
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32 | Lang Replaces Nelson as Dean of the College | Dr. William Lang replaces Nelson as Dean of the College; Photos. |
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33 | Business Office Physical Plant | The Physical Plant services departs mof Luandry, mimeograph, and telephone. It and the staff that work there are responsible for the physical operation of the college, Photos. |
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34 | Field Services Have Five Divisions | The Field Services administers off-campus matters. The office both requrits students to ISTC but also helps blooming teachers find jobs after college. There are five specific divisions that make up the Field Services; Alumni Affairs, Placement, School Relations, Extension Services, and Radio and TV. A large staff work together to help ISTC students; Photos. |
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35 | Instruction and Research Plays Vital Part | The Division of Instruction and Research supervises registration, courses, transcripts for graduation, and records of grads. It is also in charge of submitting schedules and other administrative purposes. Faculty from all across campus make up the division; Photos. |
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36 | Student Personnel Stresses Building | A large staff make up the Student Personnel Office; Photos. They work hard all year long for the students in the residency halls. |
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37 | Commons Plans New Addition | Food Service under Miss Margaret Fitzgerald provided food to the residence halls. Under her leadership a new food service station was add, called the Fountain Room, and served students snacks between and after classes. |
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38 | Health Service Provides Medical Advice and Service | The Student Health Service is directed by Dr. V. D. French and assisted by Dr. S. C. Henn; Photo. Both doctors are provide medical advice and assistance to students at the Health Center and the College Hospital. Health records of all ISTC students are kept on file at the Health Center. |
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39 | News Service Provided By College Relations | Mr. George Holmes became the new director of College Relations; Photo. He and his fellow staff members aid the College Publications services with all official college publications, such as catalogues, leaflets, and bulletins. |
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40 | Art Department Expands Collection | The Art Department's private collection grew as many pieces were donated to them. To showcase this, students and other communities members had the opportunity to view the traveling art exhibits. Under the sponsorship of the Art Department, Kappa Pi was apart of many of the department events. |
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41 | Business Department Provides Field Services | ISTC is the official teacher training institution for Iowa, this department provides field services to form short courses in distributive education. The staff strive to provide aid and direction to students and help them become highly competent business workers that can be teachers; Photos. |
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42 | Education Offers New Majors | The Departments of Education and Psychology joined together to create more classes and conferences for students to learn and interact from. Many of the college organizations were sponsored by the department. The Department also hosts a number of talented and educated faculty that students can go to for help; Photo. |
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43 | Home Ec Department Has High School Day | The Home Economics Department pushed for new and improved classes this year. The department also sponsored a High School Home Economics Day that allowed for skits and exhibits. Summer activities include workshops by the highly educated taught staff; Photo. |
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44 | Industrial Arts Department Uses Practical Approach | The industrial Arts Department is provide education through practical experience in metal work, radio construction, woods working, architectural drawing, machine shop practice, and auto construction. The students had showcases multiple times through out the year and are promoted by the Industrial Arts Club and the Majors' Wives Club. |
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45 | Foreign Languages Lab Added by Department of Language, Speech and Literature | The Department of Languages, Speech, and Literature introduced a new Electronic foreign language laboratory. Tapes of Ten different languages will eventually be offered. The department also sponsored the College Players, Speech club, and English Club. |
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46 | New Improvements in the Library | Many new features have been added to the Library, Several new rooms , such as a micro-text room containing microfilm and micro-card readers, were added to the Library. The Library also sponsors Alpha Beta Alpha. |
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47 | Math Department Plans New Content | As rising standards in Iowan schools rise, the Math Department rises to meet it and raise their own standards in the classroom. Both Kappa Mu Epsilon and the Mathematics Club have helped the department with multiple activities and helped join the staff meet visiting mathematicians. Staff; Photo. |
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48 | Men's PE Department Trains Coaches | The Men's PE Department trains students to be physical educators and coaches. The department sponsors various different physical activities through out the year and intramural sports. |
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49 | Women's PE Under Two Way Program | The Department of Physical Education for Women has two main purposes. One is to educate teachers and physical educators and the second, is to create various activities and sporting opportunities for women students. |
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50 | Science Department Continues Academic Year Institute | Under the sponsorship of the National Science Foundation, the science Department continued the Academic Year Institute and brought together fifty experienced teachers. The department also sponsored the Seventh Annual Science Fair and education programs for junior high math and science teachers. |
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51 | Asian Program By Social Science Department | The Department of Social Science creates programs and attempt to broaden student's horizons. In the Summer of 1960, an Asian program will be provided as a social studies workshop. The Department also sponsors Pi Gamma Mu and joins other departments in supporting the All-College Conference on International Affairs. |
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52 | OLD GOLD Beauty Queen | Shirley Radeke from Davenport, Iowa was the Old Gold Beauty Queen; Photo. |
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53 | Old Gold Beauty Attendant | A few pages spread of the Old Gold Beauty Attendants; Photos. |
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54 | Old Gold Beauty Court | The Old Gold Beauty Court Spread; Photos. |
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55 | Old Gold Popularity | Old Gold Popularity; Photos. |
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56 | Favorite Man on Campus | Favorite Man on Campus was Luis Cartagena, from Caguas, Puerto Rico. |
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57 | TC Relays Queen | The TC Relays Queen was Sharon Wykle from Radcliffe, Iowa; Photo. |
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58 | Greek Week Queen | Greek Week Queen Karen Smith from Lytton, Iowa; Photo. |
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59 | Greek Week King | Greek Week King, Marl Ramsey from Arlington, Iowa; Photo. |
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60 | Homecoming Queen | Homecoming Queen Shirley Peterson from Humboldt, Iowa; Photo. |
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61 | Homecoming Attendants | Homecoming Attendants; Photos. |
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62 | Miss A.M.R.H. | Miss A.M.R.H. Mary Eleanor Paulk from Harlan, Iowa; Photo |
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63 | SLB Highest Government Unit | The Student League Board is the highest student governmental body on campus. The SLB handles all-campus elections and coordinates the activities of all organizations on campus. A number of committees and boards make up the SLB and aid campus life. |
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64 | Social Programs Council and Organizations Committee are Functioning Parts of SLB | The Social Programs Council and Organizations Committee are Functioning Parts of SLB. Social Program Council; Photo. Organizations Committee; Photo. |
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65 | Purple Key | Purple Key was a tradition that started in 1952 as a recognition fraternity established by the Student League Board. Each year, one percent of the student body is chosen to recieve Purple Key recognition, the epitome of success and the highest award a student can recieve at ISTC. Students must be seniors and have been honored at the All-College Honors Convocation in the spring; Photos. |
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66 | AWS Represents All TC Women | The Association of Women Students is a national organization with a chapter at TC. The AWS represents all women students on campus; Photos. This year they had two events - Femmes' Fancy and Women's Pay All Week, implemented new structures in the organization, and emphasized Women's Day. |
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67 | MU Sponsors Beard Contest | The Men's Union is an organization of all men students on campus work to enlarge the opportunities for men to develop the campus and community. The MU organized many events through out the year with highlights being the annual style show co-sponsored with the AWS and men's intramural. The main features was the relay competition between houses and a beard-growing contest. MU also sponsors a number of scholarships and extracurriculars. |
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68 | AMRH and Head Residents Guide Men | The Association of Men's Residence Halls is an organization on campus composed of the officers from each house in Seerley Baker and Stadium Hall; Photos. The head residents represent each resident in student government and serve as coordinators between the administration and the resident. |
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69 | Off-Campus Students Strive to Make College More Meaningful | Off-Campus Women, Cedar Falls Men, and Waterloo Men are organizations that represent all off campus students in student government. Their goal is to promote an awareness among off-campus students of college activities and to serve as a coordinating body with the on-campus students. |
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70 | Orientation Guides | Orientation Guides; Photo. Women's Counselors and Guides; Photo. |
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71 | Bartlett Houses Freshman Women | Bartlett is one of the oldest dorms on campus and houses approximately 400 freshman women and 46 counselors. The students are able to participate in social hours, resident events, social services, and creating fundraisers. Counselors headed the governmental units until the freshman elected their own. House council is composed of chairmen from each corridor. The highest unit of organization was the executive council made up of four executive officers and seven committee chairmen; Photo. |
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72 | Lawther Houses Overflow | Lawther Hall was traditionally a dorm for sophomore women and can house appropriately 400 girls. This year, one-fourth of the residents were sophomores due to overcrowded conditions. The hall performed a verity of event over the course of the year and supported fundraisers. Lawther also received automatic washers and drawers as the year began. |
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73 | Campbell...Home of Junior and Senior Women | Campbell is home to the junior and senior women. Each dorm has a personal telephone- a unique feature personal to Campbell. The hall held special dinners for Dad's Day, Homecoming, Christmas, and Mother's Day. The dorm also holds many dorm activities through out the year. |
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74 | Stadium Houses Freshmen | Stadium Hall government centers around creating learning experiences their residents may not learn in classes. The hall houses 100 freshmen and help make their first year in college a success. |
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75 | Seerly-Baker...Nine Houses | Seerley-Baker is home to 480 men, divided into nine houses. Each house is named after a former governor of Iowa. Each house is brought together under the AMRH Senate. |
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76 | Chapel Choir Gives Pleasure and Stimulation | The Chapel Service at the College Interdenominational Church Service is where the weekly performances from the Chapel Choir can be viewed outside of Baccalaureate. Miss Jan Mauck is the choir director and Miss Shirley Usher is the Organist. Dr. David Bluhm of the philosophy department officiates Sunday church services. |
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77 | A Cappella Choir Tours Northeast Iowa | A Cappella Choir consists of men and women who shoe special interests and outstanding ability in choral music. The Choir makes its first appearance at the traditional tree lighting ceremony in December and joined the Women's Chorus in song. The Choir sand at other important events and traveled around Iowa to perform at other colleges. |
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78 | Women's Chorus Preforms on Television | The Women's Chorus had the opportunity to preform as the pre-Christmas television appearance over KWWL-TV. The Chorus joined the A Cappella Choir in presenting the annual Messiah. This was not the only performance, the Chorus also gave a concert in the spring. |
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79 | Marching Band Gets New Uniforms | This year, the TC Marching Band made their debut with new outfits. They showed them off at every home football game where they performed under the direction of Don Wendt during the halftime demonstration. The marchers were hosts to visiting high school bands at the annual Band Day held on campus in the fall. |
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80 | Concert Band Hosts Tallcorn Music Festival | Besides their usual concerts and performances, the Concert Band had the opportunity to tour The Tall Corn Music Festival. This gave the group the opportunity to travel and perform around Iowa. |
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81 | Featured Small Groups in TC's Concert Band | Mixed within the large bands are small talented musical groups. |
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82 | Boards Govern Communications | The Board of Control of Student Publications is the governing department of all student publications. The board selects the executive staffs of the Old Gold and College Eye and see that they function properly. KYTC is governed by the Board of Control of Student Broadcasting. They select the staff and determine policies the station will fallow. |
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83 | Old Gold Result of Year Long Effort | The Old Gold Staff are very proud of this years 1960 OLD GOLD. This year's highlights were the five colored pictures and the addition of the Royalty and Popularity Section. This year's book sales topped last years during the annual Old Gold Week. |
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84 | College Eye Informs Campus | The College Eye is the campus newspaper and is dedicated to meat every Thursday deadline at the print shop. A six page issue is released every Friday and help inform the student body of both campus events and school happenings. The college paper is also a great why for students to see advertisements from local businesses. |
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85 | Variety Keynotes KYTC | Under the supervision of Herbert Hake, the KYTC radio station on campus is ran entirely by the student workers. The station played music, sporting events, and helps the student body stay informed of the happenings around campus. This year they presented a Humanities marathon for the benefit of those enrolled in the course. |
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86 | Honor... Alpha Phi Gamma Promotes Welfare of Journalism | Gridiron Dinner and Publications Picnic are a few of the activities sponsored by Alpha Phi Gamma, the national honorary co-educational journalistic fraternity. To become a member a student must hold a major staff position for one year on either the Old Gold or the College Eye staffs. The organization is sponsored by Mr. Bernard DeHoff. |
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87 | Tri Beta Takes Many Field Trips | The members of Beta Beta Beta took many field trips both local and out of state over the course of the year. The honor society is for students of the biological sciences and promote the dissemination of scientific proof and encourages investigation in the natural world. The organization even sent a delegation to the regional convention sponsored by the Gamma Upsilon Chapter of Central College in Missouri. |
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88 | Chimes Encourages Scholarship | To give honor and to encourage scholarship, leadership, and service is the purpose of Chimes. The group of sophomore women sponsor among the many of activities are Dad's Day Registration, Homecoming Information Booth, and help with the Student Book Exchange. |
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89 | "I" Club Nominates Homecoming Candidates | The "I" Club is an organization on the TC campus composed of men who have earned wither a major or minor letter in athletics. The Men's Physical Education Department sponsors the various student sponsored sporting events through out the year |
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90 | Kappa Delta Pi Encourages Educational Service | Kappa Delta Pi pushes to encourage dedication to the highest educational service, to foster fellowship, and achievement in educational work. Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in education and membership is limited to juniors and seniors who rank in the upper one-fifth. |
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91 | Kappa Mu Epsilon Holds District Convention | Kappa Mu Epsilon is a national honor fraternity for mathematics. The organization strives to encourage mathematics studies and it held a district Kappa Mu Convention in the spring. |
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92 | Kappa Pi Has Art Sale | The Kappa Pi fraternity is the honorary art fraternity. This year, the organization had it's members donate art for a Christmas art sale at the Cedar Falls Art Gallery and a portion of the proceeds were donated. Kappa Pi is one of the newest fraternities on campus. |
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93 | Lambda Delta Lambda is Among Oldest Fraternities | Lambda Delta Lambda is an honor society for physical science students and one of the oldest fraternities on campus. The group is sponsored by Dr. J. W. Kercheval of the science department and Kenneth Bridges is the president of the organization. |
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94 | Phi Delta Kappa Holds High Standards | Phi Delta Kappa is an honorary international fraternity to promote free public education as essential to the development of democracy through the continuing interpretation of the ideals of research, science, and leadership. Activities include speakers and discussions at the monthly meetings. |
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95 | Phi Mu Alpha Sponsors DIJ #11 | Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia participated in the 11th Annual Dimensions in Jazz Concert, Christmas Concert, and others. This fraternity hosts the musically inclined and the members are active participants of the performing arts. Sponsored by Mr. Frank Hill, the fraternity activities include an annual picnic with music faculty and monthly "musical evenings." |
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96 | Pi Gamma Mu Holds Group Discussion | Pi Gamma Mu is the social science fraternity. The organization is sponsored by Dr. H. Thompson. Meetings and "get togethers" were held mostly group discussions between faculty and students. |