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

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President J. Y. Mauckcr ad- dressed facultv anil students in the annual fall Matriculation Con- vocation. In his speech, Dr. Maucker stated that student pro- test is a protest against what voung Americans see as the hv- pocrisy of the older generation hut cautioned the students not to judge the older generation too harshly. I)r. Maucker summarized his speech bv listing all ol the qualities ol a good college env i- ronment, in that it should be a place where “competing ideas mav be aired and a continuous expos- ure to art is evident.”

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New Mexico sculptor Toil Kgri came to campus this past (all to erect his work, “The Impact of Experience, in front of the li- brary The model for the sculp- ture was conceived in the summer of 1964 and took six months to construct. f he sculpture is approximate!) 12 foot across and is made of Cor-Ten steel which will oxidize to a certain point but will not con- tinue to deteriorate. The color of the sculpture will be a deep um- ber brown after the rusting; has taken place. The two-part sculp- ture is built directly in steel with welding. 9

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I lie A.MRli beauty pageant, sponsored by the men's residence balls, held their annual pageant in the fall. I heme for the event was “Lollipops and Roses, represent- ing a girl's life from childhood to adulthood. I’d (lilson ami Tom Downs conducted the activities on stage. The Dark knights” pro- ided mood music before the show and during intermission. Miss Jeanne l ormanek was chos- en AMRI Ts new queen. I Kr at- tendants were Jeanne Allbee, Mary Butler, Jan I’reeburg, Bon- nie Mitchell and Jane Walter. I I