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

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The night before the show . . . Facing the east side of the campus is the Auditorium Building. Located in this building is a 1300 seat auditorium where a major dramatic production is presented each quarter, in addition to recitals, concerts and lecture-concert programs. Educational radio and television programs originate in the ra- dio and television studios on the third floor. On the ground floor are speech and special education clinics. The remainder of the building is primarily devoted to classrooms and offices. A Well-known spot to every student is the Crossroads, at the intersection of the Auditorium, Administration, and Central Hall. . . . the well-known Crossroads.

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4.43 A' Ready to become full-fledged teachers . . . At the west end of the campus stands the lVIen's Gymnasium-one of the first buildings the freshman enters when ar- riving at Teachers College and one of the last ones the senior leaves before becom- ing a full-fledged teacher. Placement tests during orientation week, convocations every quarter, basket- ball games and wrestling meets through- out the winter, and commencement exer- cises every spring and summer-all take place in the spacious lVlen,s Gymnasium. In addition, it serves as a training ground for men,s physical education classes. From north to south to east to West these opening pages have presented a few of the stopping points on the Teachers College campus. Within and among these the student finds a home during his col- lege career.