Seated at a small table in Dubuque’s Presentation Lantern Center, Ana Gonzalez-Paredes ran her finger down a piece of paper listing words such as “between,” “on,” “next to” and “above.”
It was September of 1961, and John Mauss, a native of New Albin, Iowa, was on the dance floor balcony of the Avalon Ballroom in La Crosse, Wis., surveying the
It was September of 1961, and John Mauss, a native of New Albin, Iowa, was on the dance floor balcony of the Avalon Ballroom in La Crosse, Wis., surveying the