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State University of Iowa Code for Coeds, 1956-1962
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UNIVERSITY SING With spring comes the sound of music to our campus as members of the various housing units prepare for University Sing. Their ultimate goal is to survive semifinal elimination and be able to vie for top honors against approximately five other units in the final round which takes the form of a two-hour show of vocal music presented on Mother's Day Weekend. Free to choose their selections from a wide range of show tunes, popular hits spirituals, and religious folk songs, these groups have from twenty to sixty members each. They are judged on the basis of tone, pitch, diction, stage presence, and choice of songs, by a panel of judges composed of music directors from surrounding towns. Responsible for planning and publicizing the event is the University Sing Committee selected each May through applications submitted to the screening committee. CODE FOR COEDS There remains one area of AWS as yet unexplored - Code for Coeds! By way of this booklet you are now reading, AWS wants to welcome you to membership and assist you in preparing for life at the State University of Iowa. It is hoped that you will find here answers to your questions concerning those academic, social and extracurricular activities which are of key importance in the life of every coed. Moreover, it may prove a handy reference book as you seek outlets for your interests and abilities after arriving on the campus. There's a place waiting for you at SUI - we hope Code for Coeds will aid you in filling it. YWCA An organization with which you might already have had experience prior to your introduction to college life is the Young Women's Christian Association. This women's service group maintains an active program at SUI and extends a personal invitation to membership to all those interested. Its numerous projects are co-ordinated by members of the YWCA Cabinet. A chance to survey its various areas of endeavor is provided below. Look them over - one may be calling for you! FRESHMAN "Y" One sure way to gain an overall view of the opportunities offered by this organization is by becoming a member of Freshman "Y" Here you'll join with other girls of your age in electing officers and planning special projects, while cooperating with the senior body. 28
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UNIVERSITY SING With spring comes the sound of music to our campus as members of the various housing units prepare for University Sing. Their ultimate goal is to survive semifinal elimination and be able to vie for top honors against approximately five other units in the final round which takes the form of a two-hour show of vocal music presented on Mother's Day Weekend. Free to choose their selections from a wide range of show tunes, popular hits spirituals, and religious folk songs, these groups have from twenty to sixty members each. They are judged on the basis of tone, pitch, diction, stage presence, and choice of songs, by a panel of judges composed of music directors from surrounding towns. Responsible for planning and publicizing the event is the University Sing Committee selected each May through applications submitted to the screening committee. CODE FOR COEDS There remains one area of AWS as yet unexplored - Code for Coeds! By way of this booklet you are now reading, AWS wants to welcome you to membership and assist you in preparing for life at the State University of Iowa. It is hoped that you will find here answers to your questions concerning those academic, social and extracurricular activities which are of key importance in the life of every coed. Moreover, it may prove a handy reference book as you seek outlets for your interests and abilities after arriving on the campus. There's a place waiting for you at SUI - we hope Code for Coeds will aid you in filling it. YWCA An organization with which you might already have had experience prior to your introduction to college life is the Young Women's Christian Association. This women's service group maintains an active program at SUI and extends a personal invitation to membership to all those interested. Its numerous projects are co-ordinated by members of the YWCA Cabinet. A chance to survey its various areas of endeavor is provided below. Look them over - one may be calling for you! FRESHMAN "Y" One sure way to gain an overall view of the opportunities offered by this organization is by becoming a member of Freshman "Y" Here you'll join with other girls of your age in electing officers and planning special projects, while cooperating with the senior body. 28
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