McCook College - Chieftain Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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Student Council V T' 1..-L.. By serving as a link between the students and the faculty, the Student Council promotes many of the various college activities. The student council is responsible for the op- eration of the candy kitchenland it is through its efforts that the students are able to enjoy many of the dances and parties throughout the year. The highlight of tits work,for the year is the Christmas and Spring Proms. This group is chosen from the various organi- zations and the student body. The officers for the year were: President, Jack Ballard, vice-president, Joan Rossmiller, and secretary-treasurer, Betty Kiel. Miss Storms served as the faculty sponsor. Mr. Neal and Mr. Kuper were the assistant sponsors. John Lewis FRONT ROW: Mr. Neal, Velma Daffer, Margaret Trail, Miss Storms, Joan Rossmiller. Betty Kiel. BACK ROW: Rod Phillips, Jerry Schaftert, .laclg Ballard, Fran Trimmer, John Cuellar. Mr. Kuper 43

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SEATED: Gale Randel, Joan De- H a r t , Lee-Ellen Creasman, Norma Steele, Betty Kiel. STANDING: Don Witt, Garold Orman, Carolyn Corey, Jack Ballard. Stage Arts Md- McCook SEATED: Glenadine Bell, Beverly Bush, Peggy Kelly, Virginia e Trail. FIRST ROW: Mass Doll, Delores Hedke, Joan DeHart, Marilyn Crowell, Norma Steele, Lee Ellen Creasman, Dora Mathews, Erna Jean Buzzell, Marjorie Foley, Marilyn Johnson. Geraldine Penner, Bettye Frenzen. BACK ROW: Gene Russell, Kaye Wilson, Robert Brown, Gale Randel, Bill Murphy, Litt Ballou, Dale Walters, Jack Ballard, Garold Orman, Wayne Pen- nell, Don Witt, Tom Cook, Alvin Lambert, The dramatics department of McCook College gives ambitious and talented students the opportunity to help produce plays. Hours are devoted to rehearsals, makeup, and presentation of one three-act play and several one-act plays. Some students give readings for the various social functions about the campus.

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by Q ERNA ,C av- ll , e QT' Q fv Marilyn Crowell Mrs. Butler 44 Editor ,-. The Chieftain Staff JEAN BUZZELL To many students, THE CHIEFTAIN just seems to appear mysteriously in the spring. But during the year, a few people, the Chieftain Staff, work diligently to meet deadlines so that the annual will arrive on time. The staff hopes that you will enjoy this annual which did not appear in some mysterious manner. The annual is the result of much fun and good, hard work. Erna Jean Buzzell was the editor for the A year, Jerry Bowker, assistant editor, Eldon Cook, Francis Trimmer, and Rodney Phillips, business managers, Bob Roth, art, Carolyn Corey, activ- ities, Lee Ellen Creasman, classesg Betty Kiel, organizations, Marilyn Crowell and Maxine Rhodes, typistsg Gene Russell and Laurel Thomas, AW photographers. Miss Doll was the faculty spon- VT7' T' ,i sor. Mrs. Butler and Mr. Neal were the assist- JERRY BOWKER Assistant Editor 3l lf SDOFISOFS. El.- -14 xy Q 'W-'sd'-S N. Z . SEATED: Maxine Rhoades, Marilyn Crowell, Erna Jean Buzzell, Miss Doll, Betty Kiel, Lee Ellen Creasman, Carolyn Corey. STANDING: ' Francis Trimmer, Eldon Cook, Rod Phillips, Jerry Bowker, Bob Roth, Laurel Thomas, Gene Russell, and Mr. Neal. lll o-0' Rodney Phillips, Eldon Cook Francis Trimmer Business Managers