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Lots of Lettuce for the Missions... Did You Buy That?
A newspaper clipping from the Loras College student newspaper, the Lorian, displaying two photographs from the 1954 St. Patrick's Day Auction: 1) a group of students holding an auctioned-off football, and 2) several priests seated in rows holding a…
Homecoming Preparations 9
A group of people set up a tissue paper castle decoration outdoors.
Homecoming Preparations 2 8
Three people decorating a papier mache creature. It appears reptilian and one person is attaching papier mache teeth to its mouth.
Homecoming Preparations 2 11
A group of people around a tissue paper decoration that reads "DRUBB". One person is smiling directly at the camera.
Homecoming Preparations 2 10
Three people on ladders hang a sign that reads "DRUB THE KNIGHTS" while four people decorate outdoor lights nearby.
Greco; Sauter-Finegan Here Soon: Spanish Group Here Thursday
A full page from the Loras College student newspaper, the Lorian, regarding the visit of the Jose Greco company of dancers to Loras College in 1954. Accompanying the article is a photograph of two dancers in formal wear.
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Greco Dancers Please Lorasmen
A newspaper clipping from the Loras College student newspaper, the Lorian, regarding the visit of the Jose Greco company of dancers to Loras College in 1954. Accomapnying the article is a photography of Loras College students helping to move company…
Fiedler Brings Famed Pops to Dubuque
A newspaper clipping from the Loras College student newspaper, the Lorian, regarding the visit of the Boston Pops orchestra to Loras College in 1959. Accompanying the article is a photograph of director Arthur Fiedler presenting President Dwight D.…
Eyes Right, Men! Women's Fashions Are 'Shaping Up'
A newspaper clipping from the Loras College student newspaper, the Lorian, regarding the 1959 "style show" held at Clarke College.
Concerts 3
Three nuns standing with a priest and another person. Two of the nuns are holding a violin and cello. Signs over doors behind them read, "ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES" and "DIRECTOR'S OFFICE"