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	Title	Date	Summary
951	Homecoming 1956 Old Gold 0:0, p.75	6/1/1957	Friday's partial cut day, and the bonfire and pep rally at Prexy's Pond set the spirit for an enthusiastic weekend; the variety show provided entertainment for students, alumni, and friends; also, Glenda Wilson was announced Homecoming Queen; photo.
952	Homemakers Broaden Their Field Old Gold 0:0, p.227	6/1/1957	The Ellen Richards Club, was named after the founder of the field of home economics in the US, Ellen Richards; its goals are to promote home economics, promote leadership and responsibility, and to promote home economics in different angles; photo.
953	Honors Convocation Old Gold 0:0, p.66	6/1/1957	Students who made outstanding records in both scholarship and extra-curricular participation were recognized; the "Utopian College Community," was spoken by Dr. D. F. Howard, and President J. W. Maucker commended the students on their achievements; photo.
954	IFTA Becomes Professional Old Gold 0:0, p.232	6/1/1957	Iowa Future Teachers Association holds a banquet every spring for the old and new cabinet; they also assist at the Prospective Teachers Day, and send two delegates to the state conference in February where state officers are elected; photo.
955	Industrial Arts Club Promotes Growth Old Gold 0:0, p.231	6/1/1957	The Industrial Arts Club provides an informal atmosphere, so members can pursue their interest; this club sponsored the annual Industrial Arts Conference for teachers all over the state in October of 1956; photo.
956	Instruction and Research Old Gold 0:0, p.36	6/1/1957	Instruction and Research supervises instructional records, the marking procedure, advisory system, admissions and the academic guidance of students; the Registrar's Office and the Library and academic counseling service are also included; photo.
957	Inter-Varsity Welcomes All Students Old Gold 0:0, p.197	6/1/1957	The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is an inter-denominational, student-led group with national and international affiliations; they participated in state-wide retreats, and sponsored a homecoming tea, a spring banquet, and seasonal parties; photo.
958	International Relations Reorganizes Old Gold 0:0, p.230	6/1/1957	The purpose of the International Relations Club is to stimulate its members with active interest in all world affairs; this year, the club wrote a letter to Prime Minister Nehru of India, which received various responses; photo.
959	Intramurals-The Active Activity Old Gold 0:0, p.184	6/1/1957	This is a program for students who do not participate in varsity athletics, and who love to participate in athletic activities; individual and team sports are offered year round, and both men and women can join the program; photo.
960	J. W. Maucker, President Old Gold 0:0, p.30	6/1/1957	President Maucker describes the relationship between the administration and the rest of the college community; he says that by working as a team, they can all greatly enrich their educational experiences; photo.
961	Jazz Concert Old Gold 0:0, p.82	6/1/1957	Dimensions in jazz No. 8 brought the usual combinations of standard pop tunes in jazz tunes, standard jazz tunes, and above all, original tunes by memebers and former members of Phi Mu Alpha; Dick Martin returned to emcee for the second time; photo.
962	Jeffersonians Speak for Democracy Old Gold 0:0, p.233	6/1/1957	The Jeffersonian Club stimulates political interest on campus and directs support to the Democratic Party; members of this club have the opportunity for experience in practical politics through cooperation with the Blackhawk Democratic Committee; photo.
963	Kappa Delta Phi Hears Guest Speakers Old Gold 0:0, p.208	6/1/1957	Kappa Delta Phi is a national honorary fraternity in education open to juniors, seniors, and graduate students; guest speakers included: President J. W. Maucker, Dwight Curtis, Herbert Silvey, Philip Jennings, Daryl Pendergraft, and Marshall Beard; photo.
964	Kappa Mu Epsilon Sees Beauty in Math Old Gold 0:0, p.209	6/1/1957	The motto of Kappa Mu Epsilon is to develop an appreciation of the beauty of mathematics; they also hold biennial national conventions that are attended by students and regional conventions during alternating years; photo.
965	Kappa Pi Promotes Art Interest Old Gold 0:0, p.210	6/1/1957	Kappa Pi, a national art fraternity, are known for promoting the work of other students through the exhibits and the national publication SKETCH BOOK, and to stimulate higher scholarship and to recognize potential and professional ability; photo.
966	Kappas Celebrate Golden Anniversary Old Gold 0:0, p.246	6/1/1957	Kappa Theta Psi sponsored a Homecoming float, rush parties, overnight parties, coke dates, and a Mother's Day dinner; the Kappa Sweetheart dinner, arranged for members and their escorts and took place at Black's Tea was the highlight of the spring; photo.
967	Ki Prima Ki Tops Enrollment Old Gold 0:0, p.235	6/1/1957	Ki Prima Ki wants to further the student's interests in the teaching area and acquaint them with activities in their chosen vocation; speeches were given by Miss Campbell from the art department and Dr. Ruman, a student teaching co-ordinator; photo.
968	KPBA Takes Interest in Children Old Gold 0:0, p.234	6/1/1957	Kappa Pi Beta Alpha was founded in 1928; a newsletter is sent to alumni each year, which is written and published by the junior and senior girls; photo.
969	KYTC Old Gold 0:0, p.147	6/1/1957	KYTC now occupies Annex 41 and is composed of two studios, a control-room, and an office; over one hundred people are on the KYTC personnel staff and they're on the air eighty hours during the week; the station airs from noon until midnight; photo.
970	Lawther Hall Old Gold 0:0, p.126	6/1/1957	Lawther Hall had various activities that kept the sophomore women busy all year; the sophomore women governed themselves through a house council ran by Miss Hermoine Shantz, and her assistant Miss Avis Evely; photo.
971	Lecture-Concerts Old Gold 0:0, p.79	6/1/1957	The Dave Brubeck Quartet was the first program of the series; the second series presented the Right Honorable Herbert Morrison; he's one of the most respected members of British Parliament and he lectured on "The Battle for Peace;" photo.
972	Lecture-Concerts Old Gold 0:0, p.59	6/1/1957	The First Piano Quartet fascinated an audience of TC music lovers; the Ohio Wesleyan University A Cappella Choir made an appearance at TC; the final act of the night consisted of Dr. Polgar's weird and unusual hynotism stunts; photo.
973	Lecture-Concerts Old Gold 0:0, p.103	6/1/1957	Jan Peerce was the intial artist for the winter Lecture-Concert series; he had appeared with the Metropolitan and San Francisco opera companies before starting on his world-wide tour; the Robert Joffery Theatre Dancers made an appearance as well; photo.
974	Linksmen Finish Third in NCC Old Gold 0:0, p.182	6/1/1957	The Iowa Teachers golf team received third place in the NCC golf tournament; the Panthers were only a few strokes away from another North Central golf crown; photo.
975	LSA Emphasizes Evangelism Old Gold 0:0, p.198	6/1/1957	Worship, study, evangelism, and service and recreation are the tasks carried out by the Lutheran Student Association; student-led matins, vesper services, a spring banquet, and the LSA Spiritual Contest are activities that were held; photo.
976	Marching Band Old Gold 0:0, p.135	6/1/1957	Dr. Karl Holvik was the director of the 92 piece Marching Band; the band was led by DeLoy Davidsen, and the twirlers were: Janice Brown, Judith Hawthorne, Nancy Waite, and Ann Hoium; photo.
977	Marlins Swim Through The Year Old Gold 0:0, p.236	6/1/1957	The main goal of the Marlins and the "minnows" was to learn synchronized swimming skills and good sportsmanship in the water; the key point of the year was the water show on Mother's Day weekend, showcasing all of the swimmers; photo.
978	Master of Arts Old Gold 0:0, p.284	6/1/1957	Graduates; photo.
979	Master of Arts Old Gold 0:0, p.285	6/1/1957	Graduates; photo.
980	Mathematics Club Applies Principles Old Gold 0:0, p.237	6/1/1957	The Mathematics Club meets once a month and usually has a speaker who is often a professor or a student; in the fall and spring, picnics are held with Kappa Mu Epsilon; photo.
981	Men's Gymnasium Old Gold 0:0, p.16	6/1/1957	This is one of the first buildings freshmen enter when they arrive at Teachers College and one of the last ones seniors leave before becoming full-fledged teachers; testing, sporting events, and Commencement all take place in this building; photo.
982	Men's Union Old Gold 0:0, p.111	6/1/1957	Activities this year included a party for the orphanage in Waverly, the style show in connection with the Associated Women Students, and men's intramurals; this year's officers were: Ronald Salmonson, Jerald Torgerson, and Philip Lonning; photo.
983	MENC Develops Interest in Music Old Gold 0:0, p.238	6/1/1957	The goal of the Music Educators National Conference was to improve music education in the schools of Iowa; panel discussions, a joint meeting with the Wartburg Chapter, and a trip to a regional convention in Omaha were the activities this year; photo.
984	Methodist Groups Train Christian Youth Old Gold 0:0, p.200	6/1/1957	The Methodist Church on campus is Wesley Foundation; one of the divisions is Kappa Phi, which is a national religious organization open to all Methodist women, and the other is Sigma Theta Epsilion, a similar organization for Methodist men; photo.
985	Mother's Day Old Gold 0:0, p.63	6/1/1957	Mary Ruth Culbert notified her mother, Mrs. A. J. Culbert that she had been chosen as TC's Mother of the Day; weekend activities included registration, teas, "Fantasy Land," and a Sunday chapel service; photo.
986	Netman Finish Second in Conference Old Gold 0:0, p.180	6/1/1957	Coach Bill Koll's netmen had two wins and four losses, and they finished second in the NCC tennis meet, one point behind North Dakota State; sophomore Bill Kibbie won the NCC singles crown for Iowa Teachers College; photo.
987	Nu Sigma Phi Sends Round Robin Old Gold 0:0, p.247	6/1/1957	Nu Sigma Phi was founded in 1896; overnights, secret sister week, bowling parties, theater parties, coke dates, a spring dinner dance, and a Mother's Day dinner took place; for three years they've received the Intersorority Scholarship Award; photo.
988	OLD GOLD Old Gold 0:0, p.139	6/1/1957	A new printing process was used and a full-color picture, as well as a full-color cover, was added; the spring of 1956 was a year of deadlines, headlines, and headaches, but it proved to be a successful year; photo.
989	OLD GOLD Dance Old Gold 0:0, p.101	6/1/1957	"Royalty in Rhythm" was the theme; in the center of attention were Naomi Harold, the first OLD GOLD Queen, and her attendants, and the OLD GOLD popularity winners; music was supplied by the Del Clayton orchestra; photo.
990	OLD GOLD Election Old Gold 0:0, p.91	6/1/1957	Naomi Harold, Jan Adamson, Jeannie Bricker, and Nancy Peterson were selected as the top four OLD GOLD beauties; Roberta Kenny, Glenda Wilson, Sonny Tgiros, and Toby Robinson were chosen as the most popular students; photo.
991	OLD GOLD Pageant Old Gold 0:0, p.84	6/1/1957	Eighty gorgeous TC coeds paraded in review before a panel of eight judges to determine the top fifteen campus beauties; the fifteen girls chosen, then vied for a place as one of the four OLD GOLD beauties; photo.
992	OLD GOLD Popularity Old Gold 0:0, p.92	6/1/1957	This is a photo of Frank "Toby" Robinson; he was sponsored by the "I" Club; photo.
993	OLD GOLD Popularity Old Gold 0:0, p.93	6/1/1957	This is a photo of Roberta "Bobby" Kenny; she was sponsored by Delta Delta Phi and Chimes; photo.
994	OLD GOLD Popularity Old Gold 0:0, p.94	6/1/1957	This is a photo of Glenda Wilson; she was sponsored by the Wesley Foundation; photo.
995	OLD GOLD Popularity Old Gold 0:0, p.95	6/1/1957	This is a photo of Constantine "Sonny" Tgiros; he was sponsored by Sigma Tau Gamma; photo.
996	OLD GOLD Queen Old Gold 0:0, p.96	6/1/1957	Miss Naomi Harold was crowned OLD GOLD Queen; photo.
997	Orchesis Develops Creativity Old Gold 0:0, p.239	6/1/1957	Orchesis is a group based on modern dance techniques and choreography; individuals and small groups performed during intermissions of formals and informal college dances, and did a few selections in one of the Waterloo Symphony Orchestra concerts; photo.
998	Orientation Old Gold 0:0, p.70	6/1/1957	Placement tests, picnics, registration, meetings and mixers swept the freshman and transfer students along at a rapid pace; the Commons Open House was added to Orientation Week; the Newcomer's Variety Show had all seats reserved for the first time; photo.
999	Panthers Capture Conference Crown Old Gold 0:0, p.177	6/1/1957	Art Dickinson's track team went undefeated in all indoor, dual, and tri-angular meets, and traveled to Brookings, South Dakota to bring back the NCC track title; this crown had been worn by South Dakota State for the past four years; photo.
1000	Panthers Have Hard Luck Season Old Gold 0:0, p.150	6/1/1957	The football team did lead the conference in offense, but ended the season with a dismal 2-5-1 record; the only football player in Iowa Teachers College history to ever play every single second of every game during one season was Dick Formanek; photo.

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