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

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Searching through the store of information within the bound periodicals is Joel Ahrahamson as he docs research. I). Wagner An overview of construction on the Union is not much of a scenic view but students soon become accustomed to walking around the site and know the improvements will be well worth the wait. Openln 5

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he professor haunted the St rayer-Wood Theatre before plays and watched sets be- ing built while rehearsals were staged. He understood what the saying “practice makes perfect” really entails. He lurked in the PEC before sports seasons be- gan and was surprised at the amount of energy and time ath- letes put into training and con- ditioning. At music recitals the professor listened to wrong notes suddenly become right to create the magic of instruments in sync. The professor spied upon students playing hooky or procrastinating as well as those intensely studying. He heard all the reasons not to study and why it is necessary from stu- dents and instructors. Computer are replacing typewriter as they become more readily available, (iraduale student Deanne I’alas utilizes the computers in the downstair» library. Hunning back Darrin Kilander devote» time to foot- ball on and off the field while conditioning with weights. I». W»gnrr I). Wagnrr 4 Opening

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ur sleuth even fre- quented the dining halls to get the in- side scoop on resi- dence life. In be- tween all this, the professor hung out at the Union in order to hear the thoughts of off-campus students as well as sit back and enjoy some se- rious people spectating. He came to appreciate the efforts of the faculty by overhearing conferences be- tween instructors and students. The professor’s ultimate goal was to discover the not so obvious trails and see what it took to get the end results students were achieving in all college endeavors. Through dil- igent investigating, Professor Livre de L’Anne came to the conclusion that it was the unseen hard work that created the successes of 1988. The discoveries of our staff sleuth are contained in this book as we followed UNI blazing new trails in yearbook history! Giving helpul pointers to the string orchestra i one part of Fred Halgedahl's job during the twice weekly recitals. The UNI Panther mascot joins members of the llag corp to show spirit during a home game in the UNI- Dome. I). Wagner 6 Opening K. l-aubcngayrr