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	Title	Date	Summary
901	Bachelor of Arts Old Gold 0:0, p.265	6/1/1957	Graduates; photo.
902	Bachelor of Arts Old Gold 0:0, p.274	6/1/1957	Graduates; photo.
903	Bartlett Hall Old Gold 0:0, p.124	6/1/1957	Bartlett is the oldest residence hall on campus; inter-dorm parties was one of the many social activities that were held during the year; photo.
904	Beta Alpha Epsilon Offers Opportunities Old Gold 0:0, p.223	6/1/1957	Beta Alpha Epsilon prepares the students to become better teachers for upper elementary and junior high level and to meet the many challenges they will encounter when teaching; parties, picnics, and a spring banquet were some of the social events; photo.
905	Beta Beta Beta Takes Field Trip Old Gold 0:0, p.205	6/1/1957	Beta Beta Beta, a national honorary fraternity, took a field trip to Arkansas last summer for one and a half weeks; earlier in the fall, graduate students showed the members how to build models relating to the human body; photo.
906	Boards of Control Old Gold 0:0, p.138	6/1/1957	The communications staffs, College Eye, OLD GOLD, and KYTC; they also are governed by the Board of Control of Student Publications and the Board of Control of the Student Broadcasting Association; photo.
907	Business and Plant Old Gold 0:0, p.33	6/1/1957	The Business Office is responsible for receiving and disbursing funds; the Physical Plant Department's aim is to maintain the buildings, grounds, and equipment; the department employs ninety-six workmen full-time and many students part-time; photo.
908	Campbell Hall Old Gold 0:0, p.128	6/1/1957	In 1954, Campbell Hall was dedicated to Miss Sadie B. Campbell, former dean of women at TC; they're known to have faculty guest nights, coffee hours, all dorm parties, and special dinners such as Dad's Day, Homecoming, Christmas, and Mother's Day; photo.
909	Canterbury Club Encourages Parish Life Old Gold 0:0, p.196	6/1/1957	The Canterbury Club is made up of Episcopalians; the most amazing thing about this club is that the members of the TC faculty meet regularly with the club and participate in worship and discussion; photo.
910	Cedar Falls outlook Old Gold 0:0, p.286	6/1/1957	Aerial view of Cedar Falls; photo.
911	Chimes Honors Junior Women Old Gold 0:0, p.206	6/1/1957	Chimes is a national honorary society that recognizes junior women for their high scholastic achievement; to be eligible, points are given on religious and social activities, interest, leadership ability, and participation in honor organizations; photo.
912	Christian Fellowship Visits Churches Old Gold 0:0, p.193	6/1/1957	The Christian Student Center holds student-led worship services on Sunday evenings supplemented by discussions, speakers, and movies; this center gives young people from Christian Church homes the opportunities for fellowship, worship, and fun; photo.
913	Christmas Activities Old Gold 0:0, p.86	6/1/1957	The TC campus officially opened up the season with a traditional tree lighting ceremony; the annual presentation of the Messiah, by the Music Department and Johann S. Bach's Christmas Oratorio was another event that took place; photo.
914	College Chorus Old Gold 0:0, p.133	6/1/1957	Handel's "Messiah," and Bach's "Christmas Oratorio," were the major performances sung by the College Chorus; they also sung "Psalm of Praise" by Mable Daniels and "104 Psalm" by Von Williams at the Spring Choral Concert; photo.
915	College Players Star Through the Year Old Gold 0:0, p.225	6/1/1957	Each year, members of the College Players have the opportunity to participate in the group's four major dramatic productions presented by the Department of Languages, Speech, and Literature; they also get to participate in scenery and costume; photo.
916	College Relations Old Gold 0:0, p.40	6/1/1957	The College Relations Bureau is responsible for contacts between the college and the public; they provide news and sports information and public relations services such as visits to the campus by well-known individuals; photo.
917	Concert Band Old Gold 0:0, p.137	6/1/1957	Dr. Karl Holvik is the director; the 86 members in the band performed for three concerts on January 20, March 2, and May 23; the band also went on tour in March and performed in various cities in Iowa; photo.
918	Councils Provide Voice For Students Old Gold 0:0, p.114	6/1/1957	Women students' councils include those in Bartlett, Lawther, and Campbell, in addition to off-campus women; men students' include Seerley-Baker Hall and the off-campus men have one council in Cedar Falls and Waterloo; photo.
919	Councils Revise Constitutions Old Gold 0:0, p.244	6/1/1957	The Intersorority and Interfraternity Councils consist of the representatives of the nine sororities and four fraternities on TC campus; together in the spring, these two groups sponsored Greek Week; photo.
920	Counselors Orient New Students Old Gold 0:0, p.112	6/1/1957	Counselors guide the new students through registering and getting them acquainted with the campus; a counselor's most important job is to urge the freshman to develop interest in self-government, by participating in elections; photo.
921	Dad's Day Old Gold 0:0, p.74	6/1/1957	Mr. Oren E. Brinkley was chosen as "Dad of the Day" on the basis of his son Ron's activities during a half time game between the Panthers and North East Missouri State; the Dad's Day Dance was held in the Commons ballroom; photo.
922	Delta Sigma Rho Encourages Forensics Old Gold 0:0, p.207	6/1/1957	The purpose of Delta Sigma Rho is to encourage the highest quality of participation in debate and other forensic activities; the only teacher's college in the whole nation to have a chapter of this fraternity is Iowa State Teachers College; photo.
923	Delts Feature Spring Dinner Dance Old Gold 0:0, p.245	6/1/1957	The goals of Delta Delta Phi: promote stronger bonds of friendship, provide opportunities for social experience, and to help each other become a finer woman whose poise, sane judgment, good taste and unfailing courtesy bespeak a college woman; photo.
924	Department of Art Old Gold 0:0, p.42	6/1/1957	The Department of Art had new additions made to the permanent art collection through purchases and donors; the Second Annual Art Fair was held in April; various art exhibits were sponsored throughout the year; photo.
925	Department of Business Education Old Gold 0:0, p.43	6/1/1957	The Business Education Department was formerly housed on the third floor of the Administration Building, and has now moved to the Old Campus School; new remodels and better working conditions were included in the Department of Business Education; photo.
926	Department of Education and Psychology Old Gold 0:0, p.44	6/1/1957	The Department of Education and Psychology, in cooperation with the Department of Teaching, is workng on motion pictures to replace the many observations normally made at the Campus School; photo.
927	Department of Home Economics Old Gold 0:0, p.45	6/1/1957	Textiles, clothing, food, nutrition, family relationships, child development, housing and home furnishing and equipment are taught in the Department of Home Economics; Family economics, home management, and home economics education are also taught; photo.
928	Department of Industrial Arts Old Gold 0:0, p.46	6/1/1957	The Department of Industrial Arts regularly uses field trips to keep in contact with the industrial world; in the summer session of 1956, the department began offering a graduate program and fifteen graduate students attended the first session; photo.
929	Department of Languages, Speech, and Literature Old Gold 0:0, p.47	6/1/1957	Professor Reninger described the purpose of the Department of Language, Speech, and Literature as "an exploration of human values"; the Foreign Language Listening Room was a new addition in the Department of Languages, Speech, and Literature; photo.
930	Department of Library and Library Science Old Gold 0:0, p.48	6/1/1957	The Library furnishes books, periodicals, documents, and other references; the Department of Library Science prepares teacher-librarians for the schools of Iowa; improvements were made in the Library; Alpha Beta Alpha was created; photo.
931	Department of Mathematics Old Gold 0:0, p.49	6/1/1957	A National Mathematics Institute was held on campus, the first to be held on any teachers college campus in the United States; the department is experimenting to see if students can obtain as much from larger classes as they can from smaller ones; photo.
932	Department of Music Old Gold 0:0, p.50	6/1/1957	The Department of Music sponsored organizations/activities including: college choruses/choirs, the college band/orchestra, and the Opera Production group; faculty, senior, general student recitals, ensemble, and Christmas Oratorios were held also; photo.
933	Department of Physical Education for Men Old Gold 0:0, p.51	6/1/1957	Men students can participate in physical activities such as intramural and intercollegiate athletics; varsity teams, the "I" club, TC Relays, and a wrestling tournament were sponsored; a coaching clinic for high school/college coaches was held; photo.
934	Department of Physical Education for Women Old Gold 0:0, p.52	6/1/1957	The Department of Physical Education for Women offers a major for secondary and elementary teachers and has sponsored the Physical Education Club, Marlins, and Orchesis; this department gives students the opportunity to acquire recreational skills; photo.
935	Department of Science Old Gold 0:0, p.53	6/1/1957	The Department of Science participated with Iowa State College and the State University of Iowa in the Lakeside Laboratory on Lake Okoboji; the National Science Foundation awarded a grant to Martin Lawrence Grant; photo.
936	Department of Social Science Old Gold 0:0, p.54	6/1/1957	The department assisted in the television program "Landmarks of Iowa History"; the Iowa Historical Society published Dr. L. L. Sage's biography, William Boyd Allison: A Study in Practical Politics; photo.
937	Department of Teaching Old Gold 0:0, p.55	6/1/1957	The Teaching Department established new off-campus teaching centers this year for future use; in the fall of '57, a field house addition to the laboratory school building is expected to be completed; photo.
938	Elementa Ki Promotes Fellowship Old Gold 0:0, p.226	6/1/1957	The purpose of Elementa Ki is to establish and maintain a wholesome social and professional fellowship among students on the elementary curriculum; photo.
939	Faculty Senate Old Gold 0:0, p.41	6/1/1957	Photograph of the Faculty Senate.
940	Fall Convocation Old Gold 0:0, p.80	6/1/1957	This event was held in observance of American Education Week; the featured speaker was Dr. Virgil Hancher, President of the State University of Iowa; the College Symphony Orchestra played two selections under the direction of Dr. Myron Russell; photo.
941	Fall Play Old Gold 0:0, p.78	6/1/1957	"The Madwoman of Chaillot," was the play presented by the Department of Languages, Speech, and Literature; it's a French comedy written by Jean Giraudoux; the set was designed by James Clay and directed by Stanley Wood; photo.
942	FBLA Develops Leaders at TC Old Gold 0:0, p.228	6/1/1957	The Future Business Leaders of America also helps prepare future students for future duties as advisors of FBLA clubs in high schools; a 1956 TC graduate, Miss Joy Schwab, was awarded Miss Future Business Executive of America; photo.
943	Field Services Old Gold 0:0, p.34	6/1/1957	Field Services is categorized into five departments: Extension Service, Radio and TV, Placement Bureau, Alumni Affairs, and Public School Relations; photo.
944	Final Fling Old Gold 0:0, p.67	6/1/1957	Boat rides on Prexy's Pond, the Bohemian dog paddle, a precision diving contest, and canoe jousting were all part of the Final Fling; the water show revealed King Neptune and his queen Beth Talcott as the underwater rulers; photo.
945	Follow Three-Fold Program Old Gold 0:0, p.192	6/1/1957	The Newman Club is a local group of Catholics, and their program consists of religious, educational, and social activities; retreats, national and state conventions, a lecture series, and banquets take place on a regular basis on Sundays; photo.
946	Gamma Delta Assists Mission Church Old Gold 0:0, p.199	6/1/1957	The Missouri Synod Lutheran students' main project was to canvass for and help the Mission Church in Waterloo; morning matins, guest speakers, exchanges with other Iowa colleges, and Christmas caroling at hospitals were other events that occurred; photo.
947	Greek Week Old Gold 0:0, p.58	6/1/1957	Activities were kicked off with a variety show in the Commons ballroom; on Saturday night, an inter-sorority and an inter-fraternity dance was also held in the Commons ballroom; photo.
948	Gridiron Dinner Old Gold 0:0, p.62	6/1/1957	The ninth annual dinner was held in Black's Tea Room, and sponsored by the journalism fraternity Alpha Phi Gamma; the traveling oil can trophy was awarded to Marilyn Schabacker, editor of the College Eye, and Paul Smith, editor of the Old Gold; photo.
949	Harriers Undefeated Old Gold 0:0, p.176	6/1/1957	The undefeated Panther cross country team won all five of their dual meets; Darrell Conway placed first in four meets and set the 2.5 mile course record with a time of 12:01; photo.
950	Hawaiians Color Campus Old Gold 0:0, p.229	6/1/1957	The main purpose of the Hawaiian Club is to make the Hawaiian students feel as much at home as possible and to inform their folks back home as to what they are doing; photo.

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