Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Stiiii rs of lh - iliLs.s III ' y.v ii ' iiii thfii mihI mill li li Im llie last time at the Sriiiiii I ' roin. Finn rins of sliuly irids with the presentation of a ilijiliiiiia l I ' rcsideut Charles E. Frile . ack Finegan deliver he final address at ' lyde Williams Field. The gradualing class ol I ' ,) IS pix-sciucd to the college through the Memorial Union a sinii ol money to be applied toward a chapel in the Union. The Little Chapel is one of the Hrsi projects on the Ihiion building program and will be l)iiill under (.old Star Hall.

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Eriijioiuiis seniors picjjaic In shccjiskiiis SPRING GRADUATING CLASS heard Doctoi Baccalaureate Sermon. President Fritey gave the annual Commencement Exercises held ir Baccalaureate Sen ices began in the tra- ditional manner with a faculty and senior class procession to the State Gymnasiinn. Dr. Jack Finegan, head of New and Old Testament Literatine at the Pacific School of Religion and formerly at Iowa State, pre- sented the sermon. On the afternoon follow- ing the Baccalaineate Services, President Oharles E. Friley held his reception for the graduating class. At the seventy-seventh annual Commencement Progiam, Iowa State College awarded 770 degrees to giadiiating seniors and ad anced students in all ciu - ricida. 20

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CAMPUS GUESTS wer writers. They visited injormation concerning One ol tlic youngest l ut most lalciitctl stars ol the- Metropolitan Opera. Patrice Miinscl. isited the college (luring lall (]uarler. 1 he theme of Miss Munsel ' s con- c ert was based on the Jenny Lind Centen- nial. Most of the pieces sung by the color- .iltira soprano star kcvc gathered from the |enn Lind Museum at Stockholm while Miss M tinsel ' as on her Inst I ' tiropean concert loiu ' . ()1 the two hundred entries vho started the Iowa Masters Ciolf lournament last stimmer the field was quickly narrowed to two Des Moines professionals. They were Pat Wilcox, winner of the 1!)17 tomney, and )ack Hall. . t the end cjj the first eighteen holes of play Wilcox and Hall were tied with even 70 ' s — one luider par. On the next nine. howe ' er, Wilcox weak- ened to blow the sixth hole, reqtiiring seven strokes belore finally reaching the Clip. Hall shot even par for the twenty- se en holes and the champicjnship. Mam notaijle speakers isited the cam- pus during the school year including Tucker P. .Smith, running-mate tcj Nor- man Thomas on the Socialist ticket for president; ' ilhjalmer Stefanson. arctic explorer: Dr. trank Laubach, speaker at the Ves])cr Service for . ll-Out to Church Simda ; and Dr. )ohn Badeati. prcsideiU ol the , merican l ' ni ersity at ( aiio. who spoke on the problems ol the Palestine issue at a coffee h)rinn. I lip. I „ ' ,, ,; , ;, , l hu,i HUliallllf} Stcldlisiiii . lnldk-; I ' at WiUux tecs ofl on the Glory Hole- ,n lli, Iciiea Miiiti-is Touruaniciit. Lower; Miiiii Benzell itiie-,e an old atiinainliiiice leith Prof. Tolhert MacRue. 22