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

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Cable nf Kolfzfeufs The College ...... 7 Student Teaching. . I8 Administration. . . 28 56 The Year .i...... Activities. . . . . IO4 Student Government .... ...... 1 06 Residences ......... ...... 1 12 Music .......... ...... 1 32 Communicati ........ 138 Sports... ..I50 Football ........ ...... 1 52 Basketball ....... ...... 1 60 Wrestling ....... ...... 1 66 Baseball ........ ...... 1 72 Track ........ ...... 1 76 Tennis ....... ...... 1 80 Golf ................... ...... 1 82 Intramurals ................ ...... 1 84 Organizations .... I 88 Religious .................. ...... 1 90 Honor ................. ...... 2 011- lnterest ......... ...... 2 20 Social ............. ...... 2 41-41- Graduates. . . . . .258 Advertising ...... 284 Indices ...... . . .296 ogg J K, 2. ..'- N-: '5a. V

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This One Scene. . HE 1957 OLD GOLD is but a stage, recording only one scene from a gigantic play. The complete story stretches through the greater part of a century. The cast of 3100 saw the curtains open to a world clouded with the anxiousness of impending War. They played their bit parts and supporting roles under the lights of a dawning atomic age. They were guided and developed by the genius of American education. Now, for this one scene, these players assemble on stage to act together this one brief instant in time. Their success and failures appear on these pages. Pages meant not to record the exactness of history, but to help recall the heritage of mem- ory. lmportant memories, for the scene is now completed and never will it he acted again. The actors and actresses who played this scene will cast aside minor roles and face the task of playing the lead. For every player, the climax of comedy and tragedy lie ahead. For each player, a lifetime of laying the educational founda- tion for players of future generations stands foremost and challenging. Already the curtains are rising for the next scenes. Already the players are appearing, each on his or her separate stage. Success will be varied, not reaching its complete measure until the final act is finished. Not until the World has pushed its Way into the 2 lst century will we know how the stories end. But that 4'Success will be the verdict of the critics is our most fervent wish for every player as we present this record of THIS ONE SCENE. Staff and Advisor

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