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Scottish Highlanders on steps of Old Capitol, The University of Iowa, October 24, 1943?

Scottish Highlanders on steps of Old Capitol, The University of Iowa, October 24, 1943?

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing.
Scottish Highlanders posed on steps of Old Capitol, The University of Iowa, October 24, 1943

Scottish Highlanders posed on steps of Old Capitol, The University of Iowa, October 24, 1943

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing. It started out as an all-male band connected to the university’s R.O.T.C. department.
Scottish Highlanders standing in formation, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Scottish Highlanders standing in formation, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing.
Scottish Highlander drummers, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Scottish Highlander drummers, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing. It started out as an all-male band connected to the university’s R.O.T.C. department

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Scottish Highlanders, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Scottish Highlanders, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing. It started out as an all-male band connected to the university’s R.O.T.C. department

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Scottish Highlanders at Iowa Field, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Scottish Highlanders at Iowa Field, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing. Iowa Field was later renamed Kinnick Stadium.
Scottish Highlanders waiting to perform, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Scottish Highlanders waiting to perform, The University of Iowa, 1930s

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing.
Scottish Highlanders in Field House, The University of Iowa, February 22, 1939

Scottish Highlanders in Field House, The University of Iowa, February 22, 1939

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing. It began as an all male band, connected to the university's R.O.T.C. department.
Scottish Highlanders in Field House, The University of Iowa, February 22, 1939

Scottish Highlanders in Field House, The University of Iowa, February 22, 1939

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing. It began as an all male band, connected to the university's R.O.T.C. department.
Scottish Highlanders performing, The University of Iowa, 1972 or 1973

Scottish Highlanders performing, The University of Iowa, 1972 or 1973

Dating back to 1936, the Scottish Highlanders was a student group dedicated to practicing and performing the Scottish arts of piping, drumming and dancing.
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