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

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Students Compete In Olympics This year’s Homecoming Olympics took place on October 24 at the UNI soccer field. Residence hall houses and other groups competed in the stork race, egg toss, tug-of-war, pyramid making, bat relay, banana eating, and pie eating contests. The winning team was awarded a 16 gallon keg of beer, while second and third place teams each received a pony keg. 14 The Year

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Mike keeps Suzy from going to find the doll where the heroin is hidden. Cast Advised In Wait Until Dark For UNFs first summer produc- tion of the season the entire cast went to Iowa’s School for the Bind in Vinton to see the special problems blind people have. They were blind- folded and used walking sticks to give them a better idea of what it is like to be blind. The Vinton staff also came to UNI to serve as technical advisors for the production. The play is about a beautiful young blind girl, Suzy Cunningham, who unwillingly gets cast in a drug scandal. Below, Carlino disguises himself as an officer as he prevents Suzy from making a phone call to police. Rost threatens to kill Suzy. The Year 13

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 Street Of Dreams Adds Variety Tim Walden, to the left, performa “My Ding-a-Ling . Below, musician John Miles adds a bit of humor to his music. In the bottom left picture. Miss Piggy exhibits her talents. In the bottom right shot, Richelieu and Friends present Somewhere over the Goalpost. ” The Year 15