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

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SUMMER AT A GLANCE XY'irh a warm and dry Iowa summer, another active summer term at I.S.T.C. terminated. The campus played host to SMU Iowa Girls' Staters and Still junior Classical League mem- bers. A total of I2 workshops were held to supplement summer quarter learning activities. The music department presented the summer band and orchestra concert, and the l.S.T.C. community chorus presented another mid-sum- mer concert. The drama department came forth with Arthur lVliller's Pulitzer prize- win- ning play, Death of a Salesman, under the direction of Miss Hazel Strayer. To climax the summer session, l.S.T.C. graduates re- moved their Bermuda shorts and donned rolaes and mortar boards to climax their college Careers' nit t x sent in 1 tip :inn at sumn Q Playing the lead role of Xlfillie, Elnyn XY ehster trudges acro s tit ta in o tnin scene o clit summer p at Death of 1 Sailesinaii

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