University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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The Tine days oT spring and Tall lenT Themselves To The enchanTmenT of dreaming, day- dreaming on The grassy campus lawn. For The momenT, books vvere TorgoTTen. Then we reTurned To The equally saTisTying concenTraTion oT school and sTudy, vvrinkling our brows and forcing our minds To The Task aT hand. AT lasT vve conTrasTed boTh vviTh The vigor oT smashing a Tennis serve under The green branches of The campus Trees.

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In The lab or our of doors . . . . . . in painting classes or home economics, we worked at learning, and we learned. BuT classes aren'T all sTudy, we were To find ouT. There were Times of crea- TiviTy, when The painT seemed To leap from The brush To The canvas. There were gym classes, held ouTdoors in The magical fall weaTher. IT was a ioy To feel The bow pull and sTrain againsT your arm. There were The absorbing Times in The laboraTory when all eyes were focused on a minuTe balance be- fore careful noTes we re inked in. There were The niceTies of place seT- Tings and The knowledge of forks and spoons. IT was a rich Time and a busy Time . . . a year of acTiviTy, of learn- ing, and of The warm feeling we had, knowing we were a parT of all This on The busy life of The campus.

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wrinkling our brows and forcing our minds ro rhe task ar hand . . . contrasted with the vigor of a smashing tennis serve