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

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HO ECOMING Approximately five thousand spectators gathered at the stadium to Witness the Panther squad battle the Broncos of Western State Teachers College to a thrilling thirteen to thirteen finish. The winners of the float contest were also announced, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Sigma Alpha Iota capturing first place honors in the college organizations divisions. After the game, the newly remod- eled women's gymnasium was open for inspection, as were the residence halls and off-campus houses. Sternie Sternbergls orchestra played for the Homecoming dance on Saturday evening. The travel- ing cups for house decoration were presented during the intermission to Bartlett Hall, first place campus winner, and to Alpha Delta Alpha, tops off-campus Winner. The chapel service on Sunday morning and a Campanile concert in the afternoon brought festivities to a close, and the alumni Went back to work with beautiful memo- ries and pleasant anticipation of what Homecoming l94:0 will bring. Must be discouraging. He got it away. An alum explains how they used to do it. Page 19

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HOMECO NG Ride 'er cow gal. Mahaffey leads the parade. Death before dishonor. A winning float. One of the two homecoming dances. QUMNI returned to the campus of the Iowa State Teachers College in October to participate in the twentieth annual homecom- ing celebration. At every turn they were greeted to the prominent Welcome, Alumni signs, and by students Whose very manner seemed to say Glad to see you backlll Gn Friday evening a pep meet- ing on the Commons' terrace ofli- cially opened the Weekend of fes- tivities. An inspired cast presented the second performance of the homecoming play, Family Por- trait, telling of the Savior's fam- ily, to a spellbound audience. At ten o'clock on the memorable Saturday morning, the first home- coming parade in ten years began its colorful trek to the business dis- trict of Cedar Falls where students and citizens alike cheered for Teachers College. Registration for the graduates was from eight o'clock in the morning to noon at the Commons. Alumnae of the Women's physical education depart- ment defeated the present majors in their annual hockey game, 2 to 0. Sororities, fraternities, and hon- orary organizations Welcomed their own group of alumni at homecom- ing luncheons, dinners, and break- fasts throughout the Weekend. Page 18

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Bette Teale I.. l' Q' 7 I. Dorothy Vogt John Cross Evelyn Tesmer Bob Krulish BETTE TEALE is president of Women's League. She is also a member of Pi Theta Pi. DORO- THY VOGT, who is the president of Bartlett Hall, also belongs to Pi Theta Pi. President of the Student Council, Pi Omega Pi, and JOHN CROSS go hand in hand. Besides, he attends Blue Key and Kappa Delta Pi meetings. Successful as chairman of the Social Life Com- mittee, EVELYN TESMER is also a member of Kappa Theta Psi, and Kappa Delta Pi. ROBERT KRULISH is a member of Blue Key, Lecture and Entertainment Committee and Alpha Chi Epsi- lon. VVHO'SVVHO Page 20