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

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Q--l Queen Jan Magel smiles at the camera from her convertible perch. TC Relays Two thousand fans watched as six records were set and another tied in the 38th running of the TC relays. W Ha - f f 1'Qff:sff,- i iffzsw K 'si - What goes up must come down How'm I doin', Coach? To the already beautiful day for the raeesl' was added the beauty of bright-eyed ,lan llagel, crowned queen of the event. Teachers' 440-yard relay team tied the record in that event with a time of :-l3.l. The fresh- men set a record time of l :3l.0 in the 880-yard, relay. See, I 'fold you that was Number 43.

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Look, Ma, grace. other's Day And then it was performance night and suddenly the long practice sessions which had meant almost constantly damp hair for weeks beforehand seemed well worth all the work they had taken. The Klar- lins' presentation of their preeision-swimming show Postmarlced Pareem was excellent entertainment for the visiting mothers and their families during Mrs. Russell Tubaugh Mother of the Year the 1961 K1other's Day weekend. Because of her daughter, .l0y's outstanding accomplishments and contributions to campus life, 1N'1rs. Russell Tubaugli, Belle Plain, was chosen to reign as llother of the Day for 1961. She and the other mothers were royally entertained by a round of teas, luncheons and the annual style show. Joy Tubauqh -i-m