Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

UD DfOICflTIOIl We're starting off with fi down- beat in this mighty opus, and who ilo you think we're dedicating it to? Ua, Little ol wc'uns; the student body: Fearless Freddie and Frantic Frinnic, Without little ol us, where would the faculty be? In fact, where would the school be? Somewhere else! So that proves that we're mighty important characters around Peru, --«mighty important! If we weren't here. Cemetery Hill would be a place of desolation, bobby-soxers on hunting expeditions would not gladden the horizon, and the Campus of a Thousand Oaks would be a squirrel factory. Dream Boat, we appeal to your understanding and to your sense of dignity. Honestly, if you don't dig this you're not George, your de- railed and that's reel! Swing low Sweet Chariot. . . Wc 'rc out of this world! I ! Tbl i yOW li ’1 IViUVUI1- ihe ckl 4li«t« c! «i eventful yc r «I PSTC. EVCBlftU. «ito, were dii i)uuA-ii end ujipeovettKntt trude tu tl PcluvLin |yy ihc S?jff, DfUW of tfv ttting eon of pifelic U«i, dJ.fltcoJuc b«d bc mei and oveicottK Ve hope fell fee rcwicr out be «bk  ipjxecute fee elfoeo of fee undena vbo worked to buIk you 1954 ytiAoci e better. mote ceenpkir tabiory 4 fee tcbe-ol ytM. For fee gaail fer cor. vr Jure «feftul fee Joe College 5c-fkf mode of eipccutoo. The cuminj; of fee blue jc« a T-feut tu been ah raw-tening «dvent to college Applet 1 Pmlkllcf; fee change ia nodor hlhlt m fe «tu of fee imtrectttf vfctafe rniy be teen on fee ampn Pot (belt unutng isnUDor im! mrfireUuo.. I wint to think fee mfl. College OfftCttfc, co- opei juag turfmen men. Md out Fctuvlnn tporaor, J D. Levitt. Ilowitd Ulin To (rC The fcJ +©TS‘ Pw-se, D t f«a.i YS. iMKium SIAM $uff Afvuot JitnttD. Letm Editor.......................... Howard UlfB Bajincu Manager ........ Dale MoofC Uyout Editor............ , . . Joyce Funke Copy Editor.....................JimeiO. M tiler Photoguffcy Editor bJituu Pivii Sporti Editor ........ But ford RJeknwt Stiff Sectewiy ................. I’e y lickholl Fbotoguphet ......... Ron Id A hi Arllit .........................Riclurd Steiner Anlit .......... Pitiell ClirUtcnsKfl Attiiunn ..... Uny ibttlod, Ann Fellow Kiriene Dougherty. Kay Pbelj . Richard wickiw Danner £wdcn, LUigiict Lite. Miry Ann Ley bold Shirley I tin nun, Merlyn Vice T3 ■ cn S’ 5? H M i i r 9 o s3 95 £ CJ Oc 50 r M 5C 02 To Miss Elizabeth McCollum, who served faithfully as a member of the faculty of the Peru State Teachers College for twenty-two years. Graduate of National Kindergarten College of Chicago, she did graduate work at Valparaiso University, University of Pennsy- lvania, and Columbia University. Received M.A, from the Colorado State College at Greeley. A native of Pennsylvania, Miss Mc- Collum now resides with her sister Martha at Brownsville. To you Miss McCollum, from the hundreds and hundred! of students who started their school life under your supervision. IN THIS BOOK ST -d ents C mpus Activities £ d FACULIV AUMIKISIRATIOK AND STUDENTS PRESIDENT NEAL S. GOMON The Pres!dent of the College joinsrhe Peryvionstaff in the hope that rhii annual will provide many happy hours of reflectionandreminiscence in the yean to come. Tkweof us who were in colle during the Roaring Twentier 'and the Depressing Thirties' goto great deal of enjoyment from looking bock on those days as 'the best years of our lives.' Those of you who are now in school during the 'Fidgity Fifties' will know thot these yeorj ore the 'best years' os time rails by, OR. HAROLD BCRAAS Dein of Siwtcnli Dr, Borui wry ; mt rnlly dig ilili luue. DA. LtSTERN. DOWNING Deio of College Sayr Dr, Downing; 'This yearbook really senii me, ’ CORA BULE TAGGART ACtllK flcgliltJU DR. LEO EASTMAN DSf. T.J. Major , Cam?m School Head. Div. ofEdii- caucKU Prof. of EdiK atlen. I KTNNiTH iimvoon Dtt«3« of special Ser •lee jiiJ Pljccmcni. MARGLTRITE IIALT.eN Dean of Women, Director erf Women' Residence DARRELL WTNfNC-Eft Dormlloty CcuuhTct, As- sistant Profruor of Psy- chology ROBERT l . MOORE Acting IIWd. Division of language Am, JAMES D LEVITT AuiHJtti Professor of teg’ lull. BOPGI liLD BORA AS Acilnga, llur A Ut, Regis- trar, Wife of iIk Dean of Students. CLARENCE WILKINSON AMUfattt Piofcwot of tug- H«h. 0 . BEN L. COti.INS Aiiocuu; Prufc«or v( Liter itiac it jotriulbm ALERE O G. WHEELER Hc J, of Ihallh Piiy Ie J Mucitlrtfl • ' ri GEORGS RATH JOHN C. CHRIST Auocjiu Ft.ltivjr oi Modena Acting Hcjj. Ptvinon of Uagtugct Silence HANFORD Ml L£R Aawiitc Piutcow at Cfceimmy ILrni V. MATHEWS AiwcUtt hg}e a of tkiliti Eilwition m2 WILLIAM JOHNSON ERVIN R, HTTS Aukruitr l mfeuc of AumiM Ptofrj-K Rv,iIcjI Pfiytleal Education E-ju-ca tk-q L, B. MATHEWS Amocijcc Profettu J ' Phytic ALMA AMLSV Afflilllit PT.'ftl Of fctfu catlcc PHYLLIS DAVIDSON JEROME O, STEMKR TRANCES WllElOiK Aj ci ?c frofctuc of Supcr’vlh.'i of IliyiicAt liaoixta af Sirlt fltytkjl PfcytwAJ Edocatfen Education and Education to TiaiuU ,! School mat let iUCHARl VAN PELT ZtLMA WDKMM.Y Aunt ant ProfwK of Ettu- IMVDCMV txf Education cation BLANCHE CARD S. A, EDDY MARY CLARKE Auluxnt Psofttfc’t of Edu Aunum PcofotlOf of Edit- luitructor of Education cation cation ti I CLARA MkCLATClur I1AROU3 JOHNSON RUT1I BROWN lament pfliliK Jijir’, Antiunt lloft'.M cl Edu- Atttit4t)| Proktxjc of Uu cation. cation. JOSEPH J. LlTTREtL Ri HA JAY CUN SltULY AVfHUtVt PTfrfMtOf of |t - Anuuni ftofciUV of Mu Anjuani PtofciK of Edu- dm UI Aiu. citiao A supcrvlioi of CiliOft. KNtl|«(cn and Ch 1- dfrn'i 14 tentui . r  JCRT C. ORATU OLE V. JARVIS A, V, 1-AISOS A'uUjruElnSi if uS I tfu AnnliM PiofciMX of tn Head.Dlviuonol i raC«fc l uilnn. dnitftal Art . An ,a I Dft. PETER JAXETOS AllOdMC pjotow of School Admlntiiutlon A Secondary Education. Ott..GORDON KENTON Aiioclilc Pu fc « of Ml ' lory. PR. CASTU V. l; uv. Hc J. n-rtuto-t of siocul Science . i ANSfl. fl. c; LA Tit URN NORMA L. DIOOEL ROBERT T. SENFORO Piofc. of of Geo tipliy, AuocU Riofciwr of Act. AhocUcc Piofciwt of M«- «k. 1 i DARRYL r. MAKRtNO A'lutant Ptofeuor of M« lc. VICTOR H. J1N0RA Aciifijs iHvnion of Mwlc, ROBERT V. CRIXDLt AaSunt Pcofcitoc ef In- tirumcnul Music, HAZE, wta«; AHOeliK (‘ToScMOf. Dut- Iccu bJucitkni HUt.UA RDWALDT Anirtanl Pi c.f Miir ?f Coi tnc c« MYRTLE COOK Atioclite PtofciMf of Matte trutici MARIAN HLAXt DORAN HOAIC M. CAREY Rcgisai; Libijtfijin ROBERT STANLEY Imcfocw of Prlmm EDNA WXAff CLEO II. KELLY CLARA M. BOATMAN, R.N. AttociAie Itufi uoi of Honte- AttUMiU LitwarUn College Kwm miking HILES JEAN SAJWETT BENNY DEN SEN GLADYS KEYWOOD Secretary m the Resident Manager of College Cafe Secretary tc Duecut of Special ScfTlcet |EAN LIN DELL ARTHUR LINDAHL ALBERTA ftAl. [ 1 fi.vON loottccpcr. Biaur'i Office College ru: BoAiccpci, Imut'iOflJcc L ILL TAN EDDY MATTU GATES STACEY VANCE Secretary to Dean of Secretary tc Dean of Superintend «u of BulMingi College Student and Ground HUNGER CHASERS The gustatorial activities of the student body, student bodies, or student's body, (take your pick) are taken care of by this group of hard working people. Gourmet Duncan Hines hasn't paid the Boo Inn or the Col lege Dining Hall a surprise visit recently, but Governor Crosby came all the way from Li ncoln to do so. They have been able to hold down the use of Pepto-Bismol, Alka-Seltzer and other palliatives to a minimum. Honestly, Gertrude, they don't gunk you, and their ski I ley isn't bad. Mrs. Edna Douglas, manager of the Boh Inn, with her assistant Mrs. Lnra Clausen. Personnel of the College Dining Hall. Miss Jessie Simpson, Mrs. Katie Whistler, Mrs. Ruby Douglas, Mrs. Ardella Railsback, Mrs. Edna Patterson, Manager Benny Benson. 16 CECIL ANDERSON Lorton, Nebraska Music; Peruvian Singers; M.E.N.C.; Chorus. LOREN ARGABRIGHT Nemaha, Nebraska Mathematics; Alpha Mu Omega; Kappa Delta Pi; Stu- dent Council; Peruvian Singers; Blue Devils. SENIORS ALICE BERNARD Julian, Nebraska Elementary Education. JEAN BIRDS LEY Elementary Education; Band White Angels; Dorm Council; Sigma Tau Delta; Dramatic Club; Kappa Delta; Orchestra; YM-YWCA; Student Council. THOMAS BOSWORTH Nebraska City, Nebr. Business Education; Int. Rel. Club; Commercial Club. NELL BRUNSDON Peru, Nebr. Elementary Education JIM COTTON Peru, Nebr. Chemistry Biology; Beta Beta Beta. NORMAN DORAN Peru, Nebr. Industrial Arts; Alpha Mu Omega. 17 BENSTI DIU «Ft LOT DaliutJ, Mane; K pfk Df H Pt:Sl«dei-4 Council; PcfavUo Sins- er ; ttlor ftvlli; Dorn Council; M.E.N.C.; Own . BHYLUS ttttKKE Omaha, NcN. fhn. Id. s Jiolojy; sterna Tm Delia: Kappa DelU: 0 K Club; Clrt'i Derm Oscll; Buxi; Tu Scu, SENIORS KENNETH HOAG Chicago, ilUntHi Bmlceu Education; Blue itovUa; P Club; Ait Club; C«nns. Club, MARY HOAC clueat0. Hi- El. IdKitlai; Sjfpni Tan Dt III; Art Club- Wit Angela; Home [ , Club. LEE HOfP JuJuttoa, Nebf, Muilc: Blue DevllJ! Bawd; OTCbciiu, M.E.S.C.; Td 9eU; Peruvian Slii(cni L$A; Clwro . WENDELL HOLMES Fullerton, Nebr. B'ji, AdmJltlitMtioiij P Club; Blue DeVlb; Tfi BeU; Canuit. Club. £(JCtVl U MN Hampton, Hebe. WiyiKjS Education; P Clah; flue UrVLU, ROBERT LAW TceuBMcb. Kebt, Plij-neal Education; E Club; Blue Devtb; [r,4uitrial Am Cl.ib; HillKtan Club: Alpha Mu Ones.j. CU n$ UNIX Li M . Uw« Ph i. tJ„. InJ, Ani, P Club, (aIur iwiU, tp- (Ilpn PJ T li, Omxh, tfttf. Am Club. tYrut'Un Slogra. STANLTT UJNCFtLUiiS fc.% Nebs. TM Bcu, BjaJ. fo(ei|p Liagsuge Cl .b. CHARI OTT I MUm CPUHkl Bill (ft, U, 11. Wucjbcwt} Ail; Signu Tju Dclu; Kappi Deli, ft I %n. rUrKV Club; Aft Club; white Ar-geh; YM- YWCA; Drtiii Council, jAMtS O, MJUTfc JulUn, VN, FtjHib: ije«h S-ir-ru Ti. Dclti: ferwuo. WttVJt MUUf t 1 nlvi tie, N b«. ItiglUfii Chv«I «ivd Hcntrimi, BIlk Devil , Drj, CUib. BAIT MOOP£ Ncjnahj. Nrbf, Birnneu I rfiKidotti Blue Devil . Til Bcu. ffcruvHii. Comm, Club, ii e4. JtMN KlIMI K5 iilUA NvN. HiMoey; Slgiiu Tju DcJm, v,hssc Angela K ppt D IH PI. I w. UnjS. Club, ini. Pel. Club. IVxn C nunc 11. Hl'lFlYtl) KICK MAM N ihjIm, Nvbf.  HlPb'p V ... litJ. . rftj IVcirvun, tpviW PI TJU. lllii-.' lvt.il.. J.| tk'i.i, IVru, CIi.'m , RJCHAXD RCfctNDAHL Ncflti Platte, Nebt. An; Blue Dfvib; Aji Club; Uilh, Club. emirs mdemurg UK I, low Ind. Am; Ffcyt. Ed,; r fallen Pi TJife Blae Dulfci Slu, Council; In, Mt! Club; Club, SFNIOKS REGINA STANtMft Weeping Water, Nctor. Commciot. sigma Tan DtlUt Band; Colins, dob; N «mic Ctu i While Angel ; drib Oectti Council, RICKARD SIfINF Sclkioc, Nebc. k«ril Scfcmee; ku Itu Beta; PtrmUQ: Band. HOWARD UUN Falli Cliy, Neb , Slue Devito; Debate; Pedagogun; Peruvian; Gave 1 and Ramum Dram. Club) YM-YWCA. Geraldine straw Peru, Netw. Elementary Educailaoj Kappa Delia FI. ROBERT wm TED Kotfoa. Nctof. Social Science RONALD WAGM H Lincoln, Kebt. Myilcal Education; Ulue h'vlU: P Club. G2116 LIBRARY State T achrrs College Pptu, Nebraska ROBERT ADAMS Adaem, Nebe, ELementary Education. I LA MAS ALOIS L'nson. Neb . 6iiiJlW jC vcl Ronnm, lldtne Fie. Club. JOHN A LI tS Ontoo, Ncbf, iUitory: An club. J u N DONALD BALDERSON Seward. Net . IndmuUI Alt . PAR LETS flOECK Auburn, Sent. Eltnwntuy bducillon; Com m. Club. YM YWCA. Art Club. Willec Anjiclt. IWA ANDERSON Kanbartf. low ilcRcfl'iry Edue  1 Ion ; White Atijclt. DwmCotm ell LAURA BOSWtlRTII Ntbeaiia City. Nebt, KMapnti'Ptliniryt lVM.Ee Angeh, Horn lc. CW , Hmw Club. MARY CAMPRU Ncbrai'-a City Neb , lifemenuiy Educa Ht n; Will Angel , Home Be. Club. YM-rWCA. Dociti CeenclL PAUL CABOniTSS FHofcen Bow. Me be. Ftjnlal Iducatiofti Slur Orvlli. 0 R $ JOHN CHRIST Pc tu. Nebt. Phy leal ScKace; Rapp Delta Pi, Band. Alptu Pm Cfeueja, Dramatic Club. KENNETH CLARK llewc, Nebr, phyncj J Education; Blue Devils, PC tub. PHYLLIS DAVES P.3 r Peru, Nebr. Mgiit, If. Education; White Angel , Clwtu MENC, Kappa Delta PI Band. (Xebcuta. BARBARA DAVIS Julian. Sfelw, Ekirettary Education, WhiiJ Angels, Square U ice Club. Pcrusian. J y N I 0 R $ RICHARD GREGG Peru, Kcbr. Business, NED ECKMAN VIRGINIA FERGUSON VARY ANN GREGG pawr.ee city, Nebf, Physical Education; Blue Devils, P Club, Tfi Bela, halts City, Nebr, English; White Angels, Sigma Tau Delta, Dram. Club. Siu, Couri., Kappa Delia PI. Peru, N’cbt, Elementary Educa tints; White Angels. SEVER LY HARRIS ON Omaha, Sebr. Social studies; TM YWCA, Bat«J, Kappa Delia Pi. MARILYN HAWXBY Nemaha. Nebr. Etemnuaiy Education; YM- YWCA, Band. Chorus, Student Cooiicl I. Dorm Cue I,, Kapp Delia Pi, NORMA KEYWOOD Peru, Nebr. Ail; Foreign Language Club. Dorm Council, Dra- matics Club, STEPHEN HOWERT ThuimiB. lot Pic-Mc Jle l; TT Vfl|, fotcign Langgjg,c Club. ELSIE JOHNS Peru, Neht Cr Uihi Coitimcicial Club. PTTE KARABATSOS FatrSuty. Ncbf. BuUmcm Education: sigma T u Della. MERLE LANCE Auburn, Nel . . Salnot IdiKitlM, Hu iwy. GENE LESER LEO USD AM. Cortland, Nebr, Wahoo, Ncbf, MaiIi rr lt«;YM-yWCA. § Indutttlal Attij InduUrlal Am Club, YM-TWCA, J u I I 0 R $ ALVIN LOWE Enscnoc, ten Pftymal Education; Blue DctiL. P Club, TrtftcU. DEAN MEISLNGER N'ctW. IndiaQill Art?; Epstloc PI r w. Iiwl Art C1i 4 ERNEST MEYER Fanbury, Ncbi RiyilCll f ducal ton, New man Clvb, ILjc Detlh, RICHARD NEEDHAM Glen wood, low Buiincit; Blue Dttlb, Cocniwitkal Cl-b. LEE MORBI Clayton, Kansas Physical Education: Blue Ofvtb P Club RONALD PAAP CROC, NcW. Physiol Education; Blue Dev lb, Ttl Seta HAROLD PRATHER Thurman, low Pte Engine«ting J u I I 0 It $ BILL SAYIR Peru. Ncbr, Industrial Arts; Epitloo I ! Tab BO SIM PS Ob' Falla City, Mcbt. Pfiyi. Ed., Biology; Blue Dcvlli, P Club. Dorm Council DONALD THOMAS Glen wood, tow Physical Education; Blue PMk ( MERLTfN VICE Brownsville, Ncbr. Biology; Blue Devtb. Tn Bet RICKARD WlCKISBt r Els City. Net . Physical [ductilw; Hue Devils, F Club ROGER STUXENKOLTZ NebtasKa City, Neb-t, Biology 9E.KT ADAMS FAtCRUXl!, Schr. Ptljf . Educations Blue Deva , KewminClub RICHARD ADAMS Pby . Education; Blue Dc vlll, f Club, Lulhcian Clob, TrlBcu ROM A U AHl Dwliville, Nebr. BuHncii; Pef.ivlifl, Squat Dance Club, Vf c 11 c y a u Foundclion SOPHOMORES ED ALLEN Aubuft, Net . MuhtcuRa: rH-TWCA FRED ALIEN Auburn, St! , Mialc; FttWiM 4lnpn, M.E.M.C. WILLIAM ALUM OiiiAKO. III. Flipifil n tip)ri Slue Devii . P Club HOLLO BCaOCT Pticlnl, low PfC'Eftglnerttng: TM-VW CA, Squit Dance Club 1ARKI1 MU Alva, Stb, Frc-LajiMaia]( Rimi BELL Underwood. Iowa Elemeniary Education; While Angeb, LSA. Deem Cxrl.a Chatut Ttwnr mckfomd Weeping Water, Nehr ItdutiUt An ; In4 AH Club EDWARD 0OSWORTH NVbrji' City. ?tebe. BuiUMM ; Btfilneti Old NORMA BOYER SUnton, low EUnwn fduviilon, White Angeli, t.s A, DrimiUn Club SOPHOMORES ioan saiccs Rape?!, Idaho Elementary EdacatM ; White Afljeli. Chem, Contra Club Club. Band. TM-T WCA RONS BROWN ftrtrtw 01)1, Nebr Pie •Ircgio trmtMitdi trial Am Club, Oww well AM CAS NON Ctrrlej. Colorado MafilKinailin; Omu DARRELL CHRISTENSEN' llluc Spring , Nebr Mitheit- :Ki,BIix. Deilli, Sand YM-YWCA, Alpha Mu Omega Square Due Club, t.cwim. Club JANET CHMSTFNSEN Weeping Water. Nrl’tf. buiiAi-M Muciuon; White Angela Dorm Council, Student Ctvcl,, Comm Club DALC «WADL-EY Auburn, Nebt. IikIuIiuI Arti; P Club MARGARET CHRISTY Brock Mu. Ctmcn, Education; Homr Et Club, White Angeli JOHN CLARK (jowruvUI , S'cht. KliWry KARL CLARK Alva. Net . Phyi, Nacidon; YM YWCA ROSE MARIE COOK ttroeli, }4«b . tWrnci . Education; TM ywca. rjiocu SOPHOMORES DONNA DcROtN ralli City, N br. Clem, tjacilionj White Anj b. YM-rwCA PIGGY fJCKIKTT VerJon. NVbf. Diai'fti Ua Hcn; Sigma T -t Dtltti Corr-mctcUl Club. White Anpf li, Lutheran Club, fcrovUn ANN FELLOWS Malvern. luwi Home Home £c, Cl ( Whine Ar.fieb. Fufctpi Uftgwirc CIA CERD A FOG E D White On-tri , Ncbc. Flem, Education LSA, Home te Club jorCL FL’NKE Nehrailt City Nrhf, Eifgllthj Sigma lau Ivlu, Nt itinm Club. |)urm Council Peruvian JACK GARRISON Cortland. Xebt. HUtOty; TM-VWCA PHYLLIS CESS Syracui . Nebr. Mathematic : L5A, tfomc f Club, Alpha Mu Ome- ga, Squate Dane Club KEITH GILLILAND Auburn, Neb . Pre-Agilcutiiac BOYD GOOD Tfcumteb, svbr, Otnlrwiv New mac Club Inf. Delation Club Com- mercial Club sneiuMOfus ART HANDLEY Sbuberi. Nebr, B inert MARLENE HAPTCL Sidling, Net . Elementary Education; Pet avian Siflgen. ISA, Homt Ec. Club, Cite w HURLEY HAITI MAN fall City. Nfhf Ihnlneti Education, While Aageli, Comm, Club, Lutheran Club, M«m Tau Deli . femur. MARLENE HARTZELL Cortland, Net . Elcmen, Education: Cheer leader, MENC, Pcrtnun Singer , While Artgrb GWENDOLYN HAYS Peru, N bt, Cbfflnwfct! White AngeU, Comm. CM, Own Corn- ell. YW-YWCA, Choecn CHARLES HESOii) Salem, Nebc. fcalwu Education; Ntn man Club, Blue IV rib FLORENCE KIBLER ite IU, Ncl . tie men, Education; Art Club CLAPYCF KOCPFEl Peru, Nebe, Clemen. Education VICTORIA UCUAE Mbiiikj City. Ncbr, (Jkmen. Education; WMte Angeli Drum Major of the (Had. Ch«ui, YM-YWCA SOPHOMORES PATRICIA LINCOLN Pacific Junction. ! m Elementary Educatten; Home Ee, Club. Band, YM-YWCa ILOOCtR MAJORS, Peru, Nebt. Pbyiteat Education; P Club JFANNE MAUK lUrapuxs, Ncbr. Elemrn Education; White Angela. Home Lc. Club. TW YVfCA. Dorm Cow- ell ELDON McCALL Pawnee City. Net . Phyilcal Education; Blue DcvlU. P Club john mcmullen Chicago, UUnoti Ptiyitcal Education; BI uc Devil MARILYN MEYER Omaha, Nebt. Primary Education; Luthe- ran Clot . Square Dance Club WART MOGRf Nctttah , Nebt. ElfilMR, llllitHIOUt PcMi vlan ikt-.gi t«, Dottn C.- rti- cil, Jl.v.iJ, Iit''■dii, VA1 YWCA CHARLES [1CKCTIMC NrWiiki City, Mrhf. H Ji. Aden I ittiitai ton; Cam - tnc Ic 1« I Out , Seaman CMs f-w MAX MOORE Tiv . Iaw4 PlifiicdI Education; Ind. Am Club I ItYlVARD OSBORNE Auburn, Nebt, JmliBlrijI Art DANIEL f. JOSES IVniyLas, Nebraska Ubera! Arts SONinMIlRES ROBERT PERSY Chicago, Ulittgb rtc-Linialut IX kb EDWIN PltASOAH Nru, N«b. Biology RONALD RAC INI ALLEN PlftSOI ftlhcream, law Omaha, Net . Icduaartal ami j Blue IX- Flsyiieat Education vile, Ind, Am Clta 10WE LL SAMUEISON Beattie, Ssiittat Physical Education; p Clt . Trt Beta MART SHERROD Good li ad. Kjiuai EnglUh; Sigma Tin LX-lia, fcdJJtOStRii, Aff Club, Sniatc Pince Club. Peru. mn, TM'TWCA ALAN TI ERS Nci-ijlia. Mebf. fhpicji C !iie«lion; Slue IMvlli MARILYNS STCtHR PUttirrvoMth, Neb . Herner-ury KucnieB; Home Ec - Club. Derm Council. TM-TVfCA, Cborui LAWRENCE s.nms Elkhocn Melt. Chtmbayt Blue Devil IE TAR AC STUCK Effl.fi uni, Kjmii Elementary Muciiloa; White Angeli. Oue.n, Deem Council, S nd, MiNC, YM-YWCA JOHN STtLWELL Ejlmyti. Ncbr. MwtrJil Am; Blue De vlb. lad. Am club SOPHOMORES SYLVIA STimUElT C«A, Mw, fit men, Education. Hcume . Club. LSA ROBERT THOMAS Lincoln. Nebf. ffeyeictl Education AL THURSTON Pienrr Cltf, Sc be StlCIXC MART VANDERHOIW Hepburn, Irma Heines. EducititO: While Angel , ISA, DflfiaCswn- Cfl F [{ [ S H JOHN AHRENS PlatumcHidj. Nebr. Engl Lib: YM'YWCA NORMA ARkS.s THONG B flwn vuif, Nebr Home laiAomlt'i; Home fc Club, LSA HOWARD AR OLD Wkttl, NVbc. -Lngiiwcf Iflg ISjixI ROWRT ARGE Anchorage, Alai HUtOty; Sw|uak- D he ? Clob, Dcbltc DALE GATCHELDEH. Seward, N«br. I r-c-Engineering RONALD SATtl Aufcutti, Nebt, Pit Agriculture; Peru Surge , ll m) GEORGIA SAUER Verdon, Mtbr. denser), Ed uu tion; Luthe- ran Club WILLIAM BECK ChlCAgiS, IlllftOll Pre- Engineering RA8IT1N BENTON Malvern. Iowa Business; Band 92 WAYNE BEftCWEYER El Cr«l, Nebr, PhyUeil ta ciUcc; Lu- iiteus CloSi DONALD 9E-SOM, JR. GeUcvse. N M. Pfe-Eftgtflecfleig F It [ $ H M F I DUANE B1KG1NA1 LYsxba. N«bt. F yucil UduUqg L UANNE BLESS IE Dnutu, Hebe. EJ ip n. EdixsiiKxu Kcwrud Club BILL BLUM El Ncbtuiu Cliy, NrN. Bwloett.: CotPinercui Club, NfWEW. CIi B PKa BC9IL Aufean, N , loJmtrul Art . InO, ALU Club MARLINE BOSCLLNQ Auburn, Nebr. Hchkc ECOOcmics.Moaw It. Club. LSA CUFF SO LINE Teeunueto. Net . Bo . ACimnarmioc BARBARA BORA AS Pena, He be. Pie Hurting; CN«r- leRkr, Chorm. While Aiijfeti 3 3 F R E S H M E RICHARD BRAMK.E fitex, InHA Phyticai Education; P Club, BIim Devil DOHIS Wtf PMRG Pet , N(bi Elcmcn. Ldin «lion HERBERT BROWN liatwnoufli, Ncbf. Pre-Engineering THOMAS BROWN Chicago, lltlnoli Builaeii: Foreign Urg. Club BONITA BRUNS DON Hammond, Oregon Cofnmcrce; Wh He A ngeli. Comm. Ctuh. YM-YWCA RSI IN BURNS Trtwmrt, Neb , Hi)ileal Education; New man Club MARRYN BYRNE Nebtua City. Nth, I'lcmcJi. Education:White Angeli, Home Ec, Club. Y M-YWCA GERALD CARNES Aubtun, Nebf I mi u« trial AHi ROBERT CHARD lecurmeh. Neb . Pre-Pharmacy DONALD CLARK Stella, Neb . rti -|iL ] Education PHYLI.IS CONSTANT Underwood, low tie men. Edwitloai Mute Angel . IUihJ, Debate, thank dub F R F S H M [ I GUAUMNL CORN l alki City, Ncbr. Lleiitru, Mutation; Y M - YWCA, Home Ed. Club, Squate Dance Club, Whi te Angeli, Clioiut, Hand JOYCE CRAMULE Fttu. Nebt, Commerce; While Angrli, Commercial Club CARDU. L CRANE ¥ Varne. tow 11cmen, IJu-. ii«t, Sew- man Club UDW1TT DODSON, JR. Ikfaiaki, Neb . Phyiical Science KARLENE DOUGHERTY Block. Ncbt. Elcmen. Education;While Angela, Home Ec. Club. Peruvian, Sq.Dance Club, YKt Y WCA DONNA PtYY Block, Neb . Afl, Hand, Home Ec Club. I:a I .mg Club, b q , Diner Club, YM“ YWCA DONALD EITZMAN Auburn, Neb , lie'Engineering RICHARD fANKHAUSE MARY ANN FUERST SHWIBE GEORGE tlunboMt. Nebi. Omaha Nfbr, AiAnutv, Nebr. Mule; M.E.N.C. Soclit Science Ekimn. fclueMloa; White Adgclt, Hind, Fem. Slog- ei . Ctvctut DAVID GLASGOW GAROLD GCHNG5 DONALD GRAY FKEMAN GREEN Humboldt. Mrir. Peru. Ncbi. Thutnura. lew  1 . Nebr. Ltbefal Aril; tUod Phytlc l EtJucaUMi; Intf. MitHenuckt Phyilc l Science; B nd Art Club JO DARLENE HAMS jtafcnsaa, Nehr Eirinto Ww, jllco; Hoetu- Ec Club. YM Y VKA RAYMOND HANfHYY Nemaha, Neb . Pire - Mutuary, YM-Y WC A. Ini F R [ S H M f N rniTH HA XT ON sa be ilia. Kamai flcmrn. Muoiloni Whiir An® I l)f IT(f tCH HECKMAN Wynwrc, Neb , Arch Engineering mu Hnrvrr Tec jrmch, Xebt, Ihniarit; Orthc«M, Ctw- On, lUlMi HETTY HOGUE Bin no, Ncbi, Uulf;P(iu. Singer , TM YWfA, Orchestra. Oku TWtLA HOLMES NcbmIj , Mel tie men. Educiiitm, YM YWCA DONNA HOWARD Pawnee Ciry, Neb . Elemett. Education, Item Ec. Club. ARDYCE HOWELL iable Ruck, Nebr El err n, Uacittoci.ilonH' EC. Club, While Arsejeb. Cfcceta 37 F R F $ II M [ I JAMES HUMPHREY Auburn, Ncbr. Pte -fliginecr iBji ROKRT HUMPHREY Auburn, Nrbt. Pmrtnrii Educationi Com met i(.Ml Club no wa r jomk Peru, Neb«. Mia lei For, Lang. Club, M! MC, Orch-citra, Chon , Hind WILLIAM ICE AN PawKm, Nebc Physical Educatio®. New- man Club WILMA KLEIN Hamburg, lerwa Liter ®. Education: Y M- YWCA, Choru , Dorm Council rodniy knaup Weeping Water, Ntbt. Pre-Mortuary j Ha ini, TM- YWCA SCb KOLAR Humboldt, Heht. Furth Science; Hand CHARU xhumme Red OaV., Iowa liidxiuul Art ; I n t. Arn Club SB CAROL LECKENSY Mtbruka City, Neb, pie-N uri Ing; Sq, Dance Club, YM-YWCA m BURKETT lewts MAKT ANN L£Y OtD Pem, Ncbr. Lincoln, Mcht. Biology Butirwrti %lfhlte AngtU Comm, Club. Lutheran Club, Peruvian MARGARET UTZ Coed land, Kant ■leincn, Education;; f ew- man Club, s ure ! J vce Club, Aft Club BARBARA LOCKWOOD Brock, Nefce 3us, Admiuliuation; White Angel , Comm, Club, Dorm Council ALICE ICCUI Og Je a, Iowa Lie men. Education; Square Dance Club, White A l?eli F R F $ H M E K JAMES MITER Auburn, Nebr, Pre t n g 1 it e t r In p; Ind. Ain Club, TM-rwCA DAVID MILLER Oci J, Neb . Mc lc;t eitcitr . Chottn, MENC, Band WATSE MIKCHOW Table R«h, sebi. Pltytloal Education TOM MOCN Belcwac, Xebt. Physical Education 30 F R [ $ H M E HI BONNIE MORGAN feju, Nebf, Commetet; White An' g l . CM90. Club, Pc na. Singer BONN IE MORRIS BfowisviLle, Nebc Elem, I ducu11en; Whit Angel MAKGASET MORRB Pe« t Nebt. Home Eco« mtciJ1oiti-r ♦: „ Club NORM AN NELSON R«-J OjG, tew it AfU; Irtd. AH Club ROBERT NORTON lull City, S(Ik, Mm, l htc ti M . Com - mrrcUl Club HARLAN OEA IVANS JohofcHi, Nebr. ftbyilcxl EducxiittA; LS A GLORIA 0 HARRA Auburn, N'ebt. Cltfflta. Education; White Ansel . Chorus, YM-YWCA 1ft V IN P ARM ENTER Hiue ipitngi, Me be. KlfMiy. YM-TWCA JERRY PARTRIDGE Lnulivklle, Sebf. Phydeal Education 40 SUSY PATTERSON Pefia, Neiw, Commerce; White An- get GAIIYA PESCIVAl Fill City. Ncbr. Hornr Economic .Wljltr Angi' 11, Home Ec.C 1 ub. ym-ywca F R [ $ H M i KAY PHLLPS Bellevue, Net . M  itu R) uci, White Anget , hint, Student Council, Dorm Council SALLPOACE Fail City Nehr. E'lemcn. Educations White Angeli, Ooirn Council. YM-rWCA, Squire Dance Club CERA POWERS Piltnyfi, Net . Elerneo, Education EVELYN RLIAtAN Virginia, Nebr. Eicon, fduc iion.C hoiiu 1XBEKTA StHOTEN P l«tyta, Net . CaelltiiiHonie Ec.Club, Chora , Bind. MENC. YM-TWCA DARWIN aOSCNOUCST Ehck. Iowa Voca. Atric ull wet I rid, Aru Club 50SS1E RUTZ Dtuwn, Set . AilsSquuc Da nCe Cl ub, ym-ywca 4 1 f R [ S II M f H VIRGINIA RUZICKA Buicfujd. Ncbf, Rw4l t'dixjiicc CART SANDS U PUlic. Ntbr. Bui. Adinlniitfjttiom I.OWN SCHU.ER Auburn. Ncbt. P -f n11 nte M qg ;YM- YWCA DORIS SHEARER Si Wflrtfl. low amine ; YM-TWCA RICHARD SHEEHAN Verdofl, tie bf Pte‘Engineering DOLORES SMITH Elefn. WiaeAiUm: White Sq (Vintr cub, lsa DCAN SORENSON OmibA, NVfer. Ftijriicj1. EtfuctlUM WILLAFJfAN Si'll S guttturrd. Nebf, Music; SUnd CLIFFORD STOKES NebcJiKi City, Nebr. Prc -ttwiiitu; Coranwyeul Cluh 42 DCL STOt-TtNBfRG Mbtuki Div, Sc bf. Ririkcjt Education DONNA STRANATHAN OtenwatW, toi lilcnK «, 6du«tl«ti Wel- le v l-oundalicn, Square «Alice Club, YM-YWCA RALPH STUCK Auburn, Nebr, Pre-Engineennj SHAKY L TERRY Walnui, Iowa Hernia fiducation;White Aufidi, Home Ee. Club, Itofui cocl. JOYCE THEN JuJUn, Kebf, fkmrn. Education, wtiHe At eH, Senate Oincr Oub GUILFORD THOMAS Nemaha, Ncbt. Induraial Atw «3 JAY TITURI NGTON BaKleH, Nebf, [ihimtrial Am MICH At L TKfc A T ftrrlvil, loara Prc -J u u r u a I k ro Sauare Dance Club YM-YWCA F it E $ H M E III MARY LOO TJtlTSSELL Sicli , Ncfcl Elcmcn, Education: Home Ec. Cluh, YM-riVCA DdROTMY TOOKER tccuimch, Nclw, Eltmen. Education; Wliite Angel , (i uj, ■' a i. ANITA VAKtlEXFORO Fein, Nebt, flrmri). l«Ju  1U«ii Wel- le) ('iHJIltJlIloO, S i, Djocc Cf.ih, Me i uv t IXumCin l., While Angch RON VAN LA KING HAN Wymote, N hr. B«, AJmtnlisi iion; YM YWCA ItVtRLY WAGNER I c eunuch, Ncht, lilenicii, Education fcMN WARP Clemnood, low Education; (land HARRY WUCHEL IIAN WHfTt ROBERT WILSON Altfc, Nebt. Unimllt, Nctx Hailing', Iowa tltyiicil litiscAtior Pirniny Education, while Aogeh, Hand, TM -YWCA Qi«m. sqitArc Dim c Club Pfr’fii lnccriop h LtLA WISDU S-a: rp, [icincri Kducjuafi WAYNE WINSLOW Violee, N«Wr. Ptiyumi t4uc jtioti MAM.VIS' WUSTEK Dat ioti, Sc be. MkUU Peruvian Smger . YM-YWCA Ml!SC RAYMOND ORAV6S, Persi, rtiyticjl education F R E S H M E l l FRESHMAN INITIATION 413 pr v I lie evening Ad ii I ( i Uii in Englidi 152, Fiifldamc ct ili t.f iiprcdi, Uugbl by FThIpimji Jjimi D. Irvin ( ROM LEFT TU RiCHT, FRONT ROW; Ell Metiter, Juan Pankhliwcr, Nun io Laaxifo. SECOND ROW Mary Gilliland, Helen Potr. Blanche Hill, Julia Wtinney, Leon Paico. THIRD Rowr (’netu Arffliltnn|it lull WaLter, Thelma Smith, ctwahriif TiRn rr. Lillian tddy. NIGHT STUDENTS The evening elan In Setenee fot Elementary Teachcrt 101, taught by PMctux J, C. Chrut. FROM U I I TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mn. Helen Holdcef, Mn. HUiich. Hill. Mr , Veu Mat smith, Mn. Mir If Gerties SECOND ROW; Mill Vera Mac Octken, Mlu Nancy KM, MIh Loll Kattm, Mm C.eirr dp Frit , THIRD ROW: Mfl, Ethel Rim«y. Mi Mac Moalucy, Mr , l.aVrn Cos, Mil. Emma Ocku. Mn. fculwi Pcu-n, TOP ROW; Mn. Julia IVMitwy, Mn. Lcor • ( Tlit evening cilia In Guidance, UugbtbyDt. Unci K IV-wning. Di. Downing «and In the rear. miM LEFT rORIGHT, FIRST ROW; Nunzio Mary Gilliland, IToku Pent, J.un FanMiauicr, Ella Melittr, Clara McCIltCbey. Laura Duican, Virginia Lanai SECOND ROW: Nedr Craig, Vera Hall, Hcitle Graham, Mary t‘lten Slack, Marie Thornhill, Margaret Zlmmcn, Hawl Dyer, loll Wal- ker, Roil AiSaitu THIRD ROW: Alice Crook. Dortha Me Denial, Ellen Cook, Carol Gunlaeh. Alma Britt, Donald Baldenon, Vivian John  and Onelia Armatrong were abrem at Use time rhe picture ma raken mem STuniMS - Tile evening clan in tinman Growth nnr) Dewlopnwill, taught by Dr Harold Bortai. FROM LETT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Wilma Klein. Ewell Mi)  . Joanne Kenyon, Aikmi Onu, BACK ROW; Granville Long fallow, J« l Craig, Clady Hejnmwdt, Lillian Eddy. C«r bcllc Taggart, Mitlle Gitci. TOST BOW; tXttft DcRolo, Mary Vattierbssl at, lea. AtUhtit, foam icljui, Edith lUitoa, Socojc Murtu, MfMJj Herui, Mulct HirtKll, Peyy EtcfchofJ, Maty l(ai|, Kortm Royrr. Shirley Hitrau. (iwi OtftiirQM JEOOtfD ROW: Maty U)k! Sarbau (Utu, Jeanne Match, Tula Andet  . Sh trice G c it. ftiytin Com taut, S« Ue Standw,, Joyce Crabtree. Beanie Ruby Fwercoa, Mri. Jotui THIRD M)W: UutJ R-wworih. Kay Ptwlj . Mary Campbell, Lciaiat Stocker. Vie it U LeQa-e. Altec Lcgac. Anita VauderforJ, duilwe Mcrlit, Jean BtriW-cy, Jean iunJci, Ua ticca RoecIt., Jean White, Karlcoc Daugherty FOURTH BOW; Marilyn Byroei, Georgia Sauer, At fellow . Joy« Teton, Gerrt Cara, Delcrei Smith. Dorothy Tikter, Cayla fereival, Sheryl Teny, Cteuta OTtara. The college women ai pep club war organi rd lot the purpoic at promoting good ipomminiMp, tdiool ipitit, and entfctalum. Included in their activities Is the selling of confections at football and basketball games, cheering the teams both at home and away, and putting on a convocation progrom yeorty. At the right ore White Angel pledges having tea. It was at the Pledge Teo that Miss Frieda Rowaldf, always an innovaror, and tired of the old hot-foot, introduced the new gome of hot-nose. (Pictured) flPii BOW Ccw Ut«ii, Jack Nance, Bob Lade, bo Vrb . Bob Simpooa, Lee Kortli, Cuti Llndtll, Ken Oat . second MOW; Weiauo, fUebud SnAim, Hut; Meeker, Lorra Aegabogfn. Deo Tbor-Ji, MeMjm Vie . tUw Paap. Dale Moore, Cart Sedcrbtrg. THIRD ROW; Ned Echnue. Wcbird WiekUcr. Bee D rMdt. Merv Miller, Uwteote SUett Man Stttmll, Dick Adtroa. Jodiri McMullen, Bob Perry. FOOrTH BOW; Dtek ftrombte, Lee RtfP. A1 Stlen. Howard Ullo. Wendell Holme , Chj ie Herold, Erne it Meyer, Elder McCall, Ken Hoag, Darrell BmcequUr, Rod Wegner, Bert A iim, Boo Rat Luc, Darrell OulitcKKa, Paul CUfoBtrlt fied Applegate, Al«n low . Bill Allen, and Min Ooottam arr alto nsrrahrri. I I y f D I V I I $ The Blue Devils organization wos formed to promote all acfivitioi al Peru and to create a more enthusiastic  1 udent body. li would b« hard la assemble a more enthusiastic group rhon the Blue Devils far sailing coo! hot dogs and coal pop at the foot be 11 and basketball games. In fact, os an organ! zotlon, they ore cool, very cool. President Lee Norris Is seen 01 the left receiving the Blue Devil plaque from Bennie Du erf eld!. SI r I % -1 M. C. A. The purpose of the YW-YMCA is to build a fellowship of men one woo en devoted to the task of real! st- ing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith os Christians, In this endeavor they seek to underjfandand love the Lord Jesus Christ, to share His love for peoples of all nations, and to grow in the grace, knowledge, and love of God the Father. The ccmbiinJ YW-YMCA nwlidwrri, FRONT ROW; Mary kticrroil, Etesmi Duey. Flbrtu Hbotcn. Mary Itxnt, Gaily Pcrcrval, Row Marie Cook, Marllynri ioehr, Florence Klbler, Jean WWW, Weiarac Stocker, Mary Mwe, Beam WlukJou, Marilyn Byrne. Kariyrw OougNr iy. anti Fat Lincoln StCOSO ROW] Win Miry Clarke, Chai lone Men lit, Genl Own, RiyllU lie lake. Bcwrtljr Kami , Wilma The purpose of the Newman Club is to further ensure the principles of Catholic Doctrine among the Catholic students on the campus. The group is under the direction of Fother Flecek. UtyHT RCWt Joyce Funke. Margatel Uu, and U«ia Lee Bmiaoirh, SFCOM) ROW3 Jean Siapdcr, Dorothy Tucker, Bonnie Morrli, and trank Mlcktlli, BACK ROW: Fatter Flecek. Sill Bluincl, PanJorxr. Boyd Good, amlJeJm Burni, Klein. Dom Stwuci, tXtrkix Hxlin, Betty Hogue, CarrH Led-rnby, Bonnie Rulx, Twll« Home . VUry LouTruiscll, S4llj Poage, Marilyn Havxby. and Mim dar McCUtcbey. THIRD SOW Ur. Liudabl, Michael Treat. Guilford Ttioma , Riytwndfludlc). Karl dart. ftKtiuui Green, LUftcll QuUicateii, Mi Gtipo. Gene Lebei. Kodory Knaup, JuoM We k be I, Jean Blrdtley. and Gatlecn Bos.k. I W. -1 M. C. A. Acriv!ries of the YW-YMCAare many and varied. They sponsor caroling at Christmas, they have a Weiner Roast when the weather is favorable, ihey participet in two Convocalionsheld just before Easier and Christmas, ond hold other special events at their regular meet- ings. Mory Sherrod and Oorrell Christensen hold joint offices of President; Lctarae Stacker, Vice- Preiidcnl; Pal Lincoln and Jack Garrison Sccretoties; ond Rose Ntarie Cook, Treasurer. I This organization is a fellowship of students and faculty members who, b, study and worship, are seeking lo understand Christ and, in His spirit, to serve their followmen on the compos ond throughout the world. I I-OK I ROW; IV y EicRboff, Virginia Lada, D«lotti Smith, Georgia Bauer. Marilyn Meyers, Miry Amt trvhoJd, and Shirley Hanman, STANDING: Mlw Alma Ashley H v. M.G. l rcict, Bob Lade, Dirt Adimi, and Min Frieda RoviMi, I I C ( II II fKONT HOW: iyUla StuilwH, FSitiefic (tappet, Phyllll CfiW. amt Mil. Kumpf. STANDING: Reverend E nen S jfk. Lff Mopp, HmImAmbmiw. and Reverend F. Kwnf OFFICERS OF L.S, A. ARE: 1« PtMldrW. PSyllU Ctu, Vltt-Mdcsi, Sylvia SodieU, Set. -Titii, The purpose of fhe Industrial Aits Club is to define, impart and: foster the professional ideals of industrial arts. This is done by assembling students whose primary interests are in industrial arts, developing their friendship one for another, and promoting their in- dividual interests in the Industrial Arts Department. I I D. FRONT ROWj Mr. A. V. Lumxi, Mr Dee ]jt«u. Mr. Joseph Luvrcll, Cert Sedcrburg, Cun Linde 1L. SECOND ROA( toe Norman Netioo, Ken Straight. Dale Bradley, Dale Qattfteldar Junior Wcicbel, Dar la Rowr uiiu THIRD ROW: Rots Rro q, Dew Bdldenon Darrell Roncnquin, Howard Osborne. Dean Mciiinger. Terry tHehford. FRONT ROWt Darrell Ciinttcwcn, Clifford Stokei, Al TbunUMt, Peggy Clckholf, Shirley Hartman, Janes Chmaeruca, boomc Butnvdon, Darken Boeck. Mary layMd, Joyce OlMw. ktniie Magic, IN REAR) Clifford boUnc, mil Plume I, Ed Botwottb, Ctau Picketing, Tom otw«ih, Jwn Ward, Mlu Weate, Elate feta . Evelyn Reiman, Mli Pe oM«. Dorii Shearer, Barbara Lewkwood. Ken Hoag, Sob Norton, ft, AbJ. J. WUre. I, Humphrey, D. Moore, H. Senuxs, I. Good, K. Gregg, G. Mrjw, and J. Mgg t«  l«ot at pie cor time. THr Commercial Club promotes q belter wdentondinfl of business procticei. The purpose of Alpha Mu Omega is to stimulate o general appreciation for and to open the way lo a wider service in the field of mathematics. HtOkt LhJTt Loren ArgabrlgHr, Mfi, Cook, Lawrence StUn, Phylli Gc , Ho  Brown. Darrell Chriitenren, Gen Larten, Bob Lade. Norman Doran. Gene Leber, Dick Cannon Md Dan Jom are a burnt. c II t 1 [ It c I A I C I II B A I V H A M U 0 M I C A HOME EC CLUB The purpose of the Home Economics Club it to created desire in college students to better under- stand living conditions of community and family life and to stimulate action which will lead toward the realization of an optimum environ- ment by improving living conditions. Quick, Henry, the Flit. Meal planning ond food preparation are not the only subjects In which Home £c members ore interested. They olso delve into the selection and construction of clothing, the study of textiles and design, dietetics, and home hygiene ond nursing. FWCWT HOW: Mitt Etta Wait, Sjxxttae, Muy lin TifflKil, Margaret Chrlily, Mary H Uf, Stuuiy Terry, tftd I j or L« SotvorA. MAN DISC; Norm Arnutropg, SytvU stuibaU JwUrUjra ttyrrwi, PtiyUu Gew, Ann fcLiewt, Gsrol uckrnby, Ardyce Howell, Deaiu Howard, Siberia Nsotce, Jraiirw MAlcS, ilj Mac AICcn. Ceifl Com. CaIlya fere Ival , Grids Foged, JrnitGmg, Virginia l.ade. Karlytw Dmighcfiy, Marg «t Morn , «•vd Phyllla Covrnpon roi la pletutc. lliiiitii mm Where were you on the night of Jon- 7th? CAVIL ROSTRUM The purpose of Govcl and Rostrum is to further forensic activities on the com pus and to promote various activities of benefit of the students of P-S-T-C Gavel end Rostrum sponsors the annuel Campus Night Club. During the post school year. Gavel and Rostrum sponsored a series of Open Forum Meetings. At these meetings, valid campus problems and needs were discussed. Solutions were offered to the problems and on attempt was mode to arrive ol the best possible solution. Through the Open Forum Meetings, of course, insight was given as to the student viewpoint as well os to that of the facultyond administration ■ The club sponsors numerous all-school social events os well as Intercollegiate forenslcs- SfATID LETT TO RIGHT’, Mem] Milter, HiytlU Cocks cl. Bo A4tmi, Bo Bet ?, lit M c AUten, ted ftoteiw limn D. Levin. Sponser. La Aar. Hlewse ii allot member o ttx ulHil n MATED AT AKD ON THE PIANO API: Mr, GNtsdle, Mite HarUclt, Hi)! Davenport, and Lcsauc Stueter. ST ANDING: ttberu RhoWti, Cecil Aftdtcnofl, Ray Handley, Ben DucrJeldt, aiul Use Hopp. Pied A lieu, Hetty Ikguc, Wtiiaiicjn Spier. Bob Joncr, Marvin 'A inter, Okie FanJthiuser, and David Miller are alio member). M.E. N, C, promote) musical interest and activities arsd sponsors music clinics and festivals. The purpose of Epsilon Pi Too is to recognize the place of skill, promote social efficiency, and foster, counsel ond reword research in it field of acridly, L IWOM L£FT TO RIGHTt Howard CWkwms, Curt (jadell. Sill Sayci, Al Stiwa. Curt fiedbatarg. Dean Mel- Pit ti, Darrell RotcaquiR. Hue feed Rickman. Doa Ttofflu, Mr. A. V. Larsen. Mr. leepb LtvcEl aod Mr. IX V. Jarvis. s I I 0 f I I h I) WON I BOW; Mr, JduCtirifi, Longfellow, LowclS Samuel  . Sieve Mower y, PhyUlt HeliAe, SEC- OND ROW- Dele Moote. Uettyn Vl«. lack Nancy. Dick AsUnn, fcoo Pep?. BACK ROW: DKk Steloex, U Hvyp. £ Mw ptumah. JohnChriH. Ji„. SBeigrt Rlekmia. sieto Beto Beta Kos as ! Is purpose the development of soundschotarship, dissemination of scientific truth, and the promotion of research. II [ I A 8 I I A II I f Sigma Tau Delta 3s the notional professioni I English fraternity, the purpose of which n h to promote the mastery or written expression, and to encourage worthwhile reading, o FRONT ROW] Ptfgy ElcJdMft, Virginia Lade. Joyce Rote. Regina Stand  , Jean BlnMey. PhyiUa Helafce, CliukncMcdii, li ACK KOWs Pete Kaiakal e „ MaryKaag. Elite Jr4 u, Dr, BenCalllra, Mary SbertoJ, Joan p RtUncit, Shirley IISrtman. Jam MUkr. Mr. W w e and Mr. Jjevttt no Uwwti. V M h 1 k u 0 I I I Kjpfu Dfiu Pi tncmtwn Iwhtng on visile President PhylUi Hetnke explains tbc meaning cl the lymhnii ff i FRONT POle-; Dr. Leo Ea mnae. Jea (t-uhicy, ItrylU ! avtnjvfi. Bcr.otc Doerfrldi, (Juristic Menu. Coilduic Swan-. STANDING NtiittpliiMty, hrnljrtUniun. Mr. Jerome 'tlrtnprT. Mem Mary CUtte. Mm Zelrru Woodedy, Mtu Ainu Aitilcy. Mi Oara S-UCtaulicv. AuivnwmNtiwbowtBol  a !bt picture «e: Lort« Arg t Egfst. JrTwi Chrut. Jr.. Mr. D« Jarvtt, Mo urahamc. Mn Part, and Mn. Gftliitti, Koppo Delta Pi encourages high professional, intellectual, and personal slondoroi ond recognises our standing contributions to education. They meet to discuss educational organisations end the problems each incurs. Although studious, the members of Kappa Delta PI ore always ready few a good time . They enjoy a yearly steak fry and co-operote with the Intcrfrotermty Banquet festivities. Shown at the left are the officers of Kappa Delta Pi having tea white President Heinke reads her fortune- K A P P A II [ I I A P I t TKo Peru vi on staff i dedicated  0 the purpose of publishing the finest yearbook rhor ir is possible to produce. Few things are perfect, but the 1954 Peruvian stoff chose perfection as its goal. There ore few fosks ot Peru Slote Teacher's College requiring mortmains-taking effort. The challenge confronting the Peru- vian staff yearly is to Out-perform those that hove gone before— those to whom the some challenge was given in times post. The degree of success which has been attained is measured by the amount of pleasure this finished product affords the reader. EDITOKS: Joyce funk . Barb  Pavi , Howard l lin. Dale Moure, Sac- ford fli.-Vrrtjin, and ] me Miller. Adviiof lame Levitt 1 looking UQ, P £ I II V I A III Foe the staff, when the yearbook has gone to press, there is o feeling of deep satis- faction because of a task we 11-done---a work of art properly placed in its freme. It seems fitting that those who possess o book such as this should, in the future, find them- selves transported from time to time, back to this year by pleasant memories conjured up by the artistry of the Peruvian. The Peruvian stoff busily engaged in looking busy for the birdie- I 0 R [ I C I I HI G I) J1 G I C [ I) B 1 h foreign Language Club v« organised to fuihei f tomi at Iti cwmbcn in li uigti, aw) 13k culture, drew and cuttona of the vartoui comtrl ttudled. FRONT BOW: Hr R tb, Mr. Haifa, Bob lone . SECOND ROW: sic twllowcry, Dam Diary, Ana fellow . Mr . Neal Gock . STANDING: stable Uargfctlcw. Roger Sraken ola, Joan Renner , NormaHrjrvgod. toilo Bchc-jr. Jim «jelly, and Min fried Rowildt ale also tBtmbeB, c 0 I I [ t [ Pliwr BOW; M. Mm , V. UCurc. B Morgan, M Martael], 0, Miller, R. WlefeUer. ft. Fank- ftairtef, F. Allen, R. Bath, J. Brlggi. M Hawaby, B. Hogue, A. VamiciforJ, L. Stacker. SECOND ROW; S George. M. Sroehr, M Christy, M Byrne , G Hayci. M. Winter. M, Vice. Director Mauling. K. Jonct, C. Anderson, W, Ketvey, |. Write. G Bauer. L. Blriale, H. Lockwood. R. Cook. K HeywuoJ. P. Davenport. THIRD HOW-C O'Hara, J Khoren, D- SNrarcr, M. Happcl, L. Hopp. C. LlndrU, ft. Brown, L. Aigabtigiit, 8. Durilcldt, 9 Ricbman, F. Allen. S. n agc, G. C«n, E. Reiman, I. Windcl. W. Cline, and A. Howell FRONT HOW Shlflct Geofge, Mi-fy Mck c. Boonle Mccgaa. WLulcoe lUiUcll. Muled Happet. Marilyn Havxby. ClufU UHm, Betty Hogue. Anita Vl6 rfo d. Cvtt H y t, UttHc itueWr. 2ND ROW: Loren Aigahtlglii, Mama Water, Die Fankhaucr, Ben UuetfcltJi. Qtftii UodcII, Me, Minting, Dtt«W, Lee llopp, Miid Bath, Sacked Kicliiuft. FftJ Alter . Cecil Aadtiuo nn R PROMI fcc.iv U Mo«(. k Phelps. 8. Hamvao. C. Cam, C. Dueffcldt, L Mutkei. M. Qulity, 4f03ND BOW: 5. Lt« lletr, JI! iP. Lincoln. S. Gcatgt, R. Steiner, J. Cwwt, . Wltd, M. Uiwxby, R. FanUnuiet. }. Stable y. D. Chmicn cfl, L Ho?p. THIRD ROW: P. Hclnke, M. Wuitrj. Mr, Ccindie, Dlrectcr, R Handley, w Spies. W Htrwy, P. Millet. D. CUtgow, R. Moots, H. A mold, C. Audenon, H. Noltwiineye , D. Hahn, E . Pury, R, ManiJrl. A Lindahl. FOURTH ROW; R. JotlCi. D Bciom, Chilli, J , I' Shown, D, Tucket. F. Orecn, and R Kiiaup. s [ u  f I c 0 « I E I I PHYLLIS DAVENPORT, VIRGINIA FERGUSON LADE, MARILYN HAWX8Y Homecoming Queen ond Aticndonti slATiD: VirginU U Je, Rodger Majors. Jimi Ctri« iwn, Lte Argjfcfigjh', Muifyn Djfiill Potentially GUtia O'Hara, JcanBudilcy, Cmr ■ ijcrt irtjy fcaypfaetp . STANDING: frn DuclfclJl, Mill AUllcy. ST UDC NT COUNCIL M IK rise. FWDVT SOW; Jcnii Ci  g, Wilma Klein. Virginia U i , V«m iVyer, Join blown, Gwendolyn Hay«. Ftijllli Cetwunt, and Mr, Moere. SECOND ROW: Mr. frnici Unit, Huwatd Ulta, Mer ll Miller, K««u Htyvood. Joanfciggi, lla Mae Alien, and Margaret Lttx. Dt Ben Golltoi war afetent from firctideot CJirlK'i iUcovne. li K I I i: $ c [ ti B The Dramotici Club, one of the oldest dramatic organizations in Nebfoska, ha hied throughout it existence to give the college ond the community the best in drama. During the year the member? present several ploy? for the student body and the public. Sleuthing in Edwina Black’s sugar bowl. Friendly EkpeeidAbie G. E. BERTHOLD RIGGS JEWELRY Florin Auburn. fiebraika Diamond - Witches • Clocks “Say ft with Fiew r “ China Crys-Ul - Silverware Flower for all occasion Jewelry - Gift lierm phone 324 and 7 Ki Guaranteed Watch Repairing Nebraska City. Ncbraika LASATER'S HEVERS HY-KLAS STORE Fall City, Nebraska Anew Shin Michael Stem Suit uroccrkt Vegetables Meat Alligator Topcoats Florihclrai Shoe Frozen Food Locker KlcStc Jewelry Lee Work Clcthci M. G. Hevcr owner Stetson Hat Per u Phone 2141 ■ v urnnr peru Member of Federal Depoitr Insurance COtpOtilkM Peru, f braika Class in every Class . . . REACH FOR RICHER MILK SArs- . .. if$rw«Avo r OAlir TMI -IT'S FIRST IN FAVOR ROBERTS GRADE A MILK 220 South 20th Street Lincoln, Nebraska Mcknight shoe shop HERTZBERG-NEW METHOD, INC. Invisible Half SuSlng Expert Alloc Repairing 720 Central Ave. Book Binding Nebraska City, Nebraska Library Suppiles As the years go by it b i been 4 piciWtt to serve yow teams and students Do ’t forget io keep in Kn dt during 1953 and 1954. with your PLANE VIEW CAFE STEAK HOUSE PERU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Kearney. Nebraska Win. }, Knoll Jir. owner FALLS CITY WHOLESALE MEAT COMPANY Manufacturer of Favorite Brand Luncheon Meat Jobber of Fancy Beef and Pork 0 fM HAPPy SQUIRT BOTTLING CO. 120$ I Sheet Auburn, SsSfii J SCHMOUER A MUELLER PIANO CO State 1959 fTffything, ifl MuaIc 4'rrj'u, lllKOtn, Stvtuijluff, Nebc. 5iou City, low REDFERN CLOTHING CO. Tlie Mote uf u ri i rd bondt Men and Young Men Cloitilng And Fwnitbing Mcftiy Hey shoe nd H n Auburn S«fw ikA CARTER HOTEL AVENUE STORE Hailing, Ntbraiiu (tommy HhIhh'k Motor CW . kW Mmr-r 0— ♦ • i miu citt, ntuaiu I. H. CfAlg. prop, {Jrotcuei N5c t puiiti Vegetable Confect lorn School Suppiici rtwr SToi Petu Ncbmka NIELSEN VIOLIN SHOP MEADOW GOLD Miiti a bite every menu t c !cfi in Milk -Aiseilc ’ no 3 beverage High GraViol jcm - Viola Fit into every meal Cello - Bow Sniqgi Other Prodocti Accessories Cottage C3 ee e Rcl table Repairing Ice Cream Phone U 880 Butler HkM Rotfgc Srrcer BEATRICE FOOD CO- few® 40T Pbone ISO Omaha Meicaika NeftMfki City NefitU Compliment o1 wholesale supply BEATRICE GLEN S DRUG STORE PrcietifHioa Dtuggliu Candy Auburn Nehiaik Tcfcacco SpecCalll.es MORRIS5Y S VARIETY PH ' Dime Store AUBURN GREENHOUSE Gandy • Notions - Toy tEW MilAN, Ptop. W l Clothing - sfaocl Ill one 708 Yii4 Good N tiid Mary l«i Mortuay Auburn Nebraska HILL'S REXALL DRUG STORE Cnl1£i.uu! Jtionu STATE THEATRE Kodak and SuppUci Auboin NchratkJi Fountain service Peru Nebraska PERU MARKET citiriM (itme 4351 TEACHERS AGENCY 7(wS so. 4 th st. Clinton lava Frt'th mean If Ii 1 a Petition in the Mldwelt. Fruit a «t Wen, m AUiJia, We Can Plod ft for Yoi Vegetable 3 tfi Tear Enroll New Peru NtlxuU Merober-N. A.7. A, CwIh S«Hi aix5 T«fcMH Shoe far Che Family KIRK’S TYPEWRITER CO. WR1GHTSMAN AND RARICK Auburn Nebraska laid Service Renta It Compliment Portable of a New and Card FRIEND Ffj|hr gang fight iURHMIIR.il Bmmmi Infromurol chempiomHip game SEASON RECORD Team Won Lost Knob Knockers 8 1 Elmer Elks 7 2 Tiny Tots 7 2 Kosi Kounty Kids 7 2 Rinky Dinks 5 4 Kirtlty Reporterv 4 S Hot Trotters 3 6 Half Pints 2 7 Seagrams Seven 1 8 Looper Doopers 1 8 TOURNAMENT PI AMPS, BACK ROW: ArgabrlglM,, lOlmll, Itopp, Moot . FRONT HOW-fttcknun, SUert, Pts liter, $lkn. FIRST ROW; G Ut eo, C. UmSell, K CUtlt. D. Thomjt, t. Mo m, CtMch A. Whcclw, L. Afgibngbt. B, Ladc, C. Scdcrburg, B, Sltnjr- wo, aiul M. EcRnun. SECOND ROW: Coach W Mtnwn, R. Vrba. E, Meyer, K . HoWftci, P. Applegate, t. CrooSdsatti. J, McSSullen, D Rouiqsll', f.. McCJll, D AJ.tttu, aiHl Coach I. Puti, THIKD ROW: P- CiFodwn, f Nance, R. Wagner. M. tange, L. Samuelu-n, R Moore, a. silet , R suielenlwlit, R. VUjon, B. Tfcowuu, and « c Adama FOURTH ROW: K. Carthixi. 9. Uwl . R GfAVei. D, Stol- rcnber , t . Ruit i.quli , C Bee Si, P, K tab«t M, R, Canr,on, A Pinch, and D Humphrey, FIFTH ROW; C. Kiummc, C. Faimentcw, R. Vaa LmU jhlli, C Botlfte, R- Batfi. J. Humphrey. G. Saada. Tr Moen, 4«I W Mlftefcow, SIXTH ROW: J. Welctiel, ft, Kilt D. Sof em«i Dig rho crozy pill THE CHAMPS PERU-OKLAHQMA PANHANDLE; .. On September ll( The Rampaging ob- Cali took their first win of the 1953 «OKui by beating a very strong Oklahoma team 13-6, This credited the Bobcats with fourteen straight wins. The Panhandle is were behind practical- ly from the very beginning, because Peru hit paydirt in the opening minutes 0 play ■ Panhandle retaliated with their lane marker of this gome in the second quarter. Peru olso made their lost tolly in this period. PESU-IOWACENTRAL. ■ Peru's bench was swept clean by Coach Alduringtheir encounterogainst Pello, which the decisive score of 33- 7 indicates. The initial score came when in the middle of the first quarter . Peru trodilion Cool tho? nervous cot Peru's left holf-iklrted tho end for a touchdown. From thon on, the Bob- cots hod everything their own woy. Thij decisive victory marked Peru's fifteenth consecutive gridiron win. PERU-HA5TINGS: On September 25 the Bobcots fattened their win string to sixteen straight with □ 27-20 victory over the vaunted Hastings College Bronte . This gome ployed on Peru's Oak Bowl sod, was the first contest of the Conference race for both clubs. Peru led at the half by o score of 7-6and boasted that lead to 27-6 by the time three minutes hod clasped in the fourth quarter, at this time Coach At tent in his substitutes. When the final gun sounded, the Bobcats were on top 27-20. PERU-W{$lEYAN ...Number eighteen was cHoiked up for Peru when they trounced the Plainsmen by o score of 30-13, in the presence of o forge Homecoming crowd. The Bobcats were the first to score when they took the kick- off and ran it 93 yards for six points, end with four seconds left in the game, Peru intercepted a pass on their own 12 end dashed 33 yards for the tost tolly of the bottle. PERU-DOANE, ■ The Bobcats managed to slip by the Tigers by o score of 27-19, ond also extending their winning streak to nineteen straight gomes. At half-time the gome wos oil tied up ot 6-6, ond then with six minutes to go in the last frame the Bobcats came to life ond scored 21 points ond defeated the Tigers. PERU-MIDLAND.. .The Bobcats boosted their winning streak to twenty in a row by stashing Midland 25-7. Peru ployed heads-up ball con- sidering the condition of Midland's mudswept field. Due top 15 yard penalty on the Bobcols with one minute and fifteen seconds game time remoining, enabled the Warriors to register their only bid of seven points. PERU-WAYNE... The Bobcots edged out the Woyne State crew 13-7, with two minutes left to ploy. This game brought Peru their second straight N.C.C. crown, and also gove the Bobcats their twenty-first consecutive win. The first touchdown of the game came when Peru fumbled ond Woyne recovered . Four plays later they sneaked over for the hooot. The Bobcats come bock to score with one minute fifty seconds left in the third stanza, to knot the score 7-7. Then with two minutes end seven seconds to ploy, Peru recovered a Woyne fumble on Wayne's 26 yard line. The aggressive Peru Club went oheod to score from the 26, on o long pass to a Bobcat in the end-zone with two minutes to go. CONGRATULATIONS TEAM — on o fine season. Now listen, whal is this? Gol Go I Gel Everybody STATISTICS Nine wins and no losses Team Played Score Oklahoma Panhandle 13-7 Central of Pella, Iowa 33-7 Hastings 27-20 Chadron 33-6 Wesleyan 30-13 Midland 25-7 Docne 27-19 at Wayne 13-7 P2 fSCMft OWil««tU  li llt , Del Sieliebbeijt, £)Oft Pvofn , ft y mood CMvu, H it) MccVcx. SECOND BOW |4a tan. Allow. jotKrtiwr, Bn tcwvt, B eiMiian. Ned lelatti THIRD BOW: C ueb lit Pitu. Du ex Oveegard. BfWttUwtt, Hdoft Cwjnw, Wendell Holme , K n Hoag, tat Veto, CfcaiSci gimme, Ncl Over- rat'd, Coach Bill Muwn. COACHES: Bill Johtuofi, and lev PlHi. Adagio ha nothing on f hit Good boy Hoog Baikelbotl?? ? Meeker «riggers Wagner gets a lift an this shot MV. Good post? You bet SEASON RECORD Peru Opp 47 Torkto 57 66 Peru Alumni 56 54 Quincy 77 58 Southern Illinois 88 47 Kentucky Slate 54 57 Fisk University 60 66 Tarkio 51 71 Simpson (Tournament) 50 77 Omaha University 75 67 Chodron 66 55 Owdron 57 49 Wesleyan 62 51 Wayne 57 67 Door 72 64 Hostings 71 70 Midland 77 57 Kearney 80 60 Hostings 71 72 Donne 60 44 Omaha University 72 60 Wayne 80 61 Midland 62 66 Wesleyan 70 59 73 Keorney Doan (Tournament) 62 61 70 Simpson (Tournament) 57 46 Wm Jewell (Tournament) 65 It seemed os though the chip were down on the Bobcats in basketboll this ear, winning only Sand losing IB, but tho aggressiveness and the sportsmanship that they portrayed during the sea- son is worthy of considerable recognition. They were edged in mony contests by o one point mar- gin . The Bobcats took a setback when Ned Eck- man, one of the starling five, suffered a broken ankle and was unoble to ploy unlit later in the season , Peru's 1954 basketball season was a striving one os far as gomes won were concerned, but recognizing sportsmanship we can truthfully say the Bobcats had a good season. 97 PERU TRUK Track Coach Lode-Weights Beasom and Bramble-Distance i fn i Wickisec and Johnson-Broodjumpers PERU TRACK SCHEDULE 1954 March 27 NCC Indoor Meet - at Lincoln April 9 Torkio and Maryville - of Maryville, Mo. April 15 Tarkio and Maryville - at Peru April 23 Woihburn - at Peru April 30 Doane and Wesleyan - at Peru May 4 Doare Relays - at Crete May 6 Omaha U - at Omaha May 13 Hastings and Doane - at Crete May 21 and 22 NCC Meet - ot Lincoln 80 A new wte for on old beer con Bulgarian roundelay The Owcolote Soldier without the Chocolate Soldier For o clean Homecoming; toward o cleon iweep. THe Chocolate Soldier fudging. I l t Aesthetic distance destroyed: Certain call for the Edwina Slack cast. Covering the situation: homecoming registration. Th Blue Devils weaving their web . Situation normal; all fouled up. Love through the cgei---18 to 25. Cott of “How To Proponi. In golf, they coll the club house the 19th Lover-boy Louie rocing the Briggs motor. Hitting o high note—-Freshman barbershop quartet on the roof of the Auditorium setback. O that been ooc of Ac mtlatujFi on Coach At Wbrticf l«b(il (Itnm a I moil from flu time of bln naUii uUllofi at Peru 1« imJ .tt JK of the ifrUt'pitiir formation which war diown off to good advantage agaiitu Dtiinc Hit earned dure Ictten (Mi the football field and earner Hry . Ed. and In dutuial Am majoft, Belongs, rolprilon Pi Tau„ Sly dent Council, Hue DevlU,-p-aub,Lwliera«Clul , and bar reived at prciidciuof Ac IMiauial Arts dab PHYLLIS ft AN HtINKt ft u 11 • - e y e Rhyl majori in I’hyt. Ed and flMogy, and ml itcri In Spanish and English, 11 a membei of Sigma Tau Delta. Kappa Delta Pi, Tn •eta, the Glrl’i Dorm Council, and the Square Dance Club. A nr ialKf of the land. Pbyl coon ibutei lo Ac festivities wilts bet I teen lee Kick, PbyiUiis from Ac city of Omaha which alto boasts of having die largest stockyard! In the world. Plans lu become a teacher following bet grad- uation. Hat found time d.iougbo-jt her four yeantetidenee at Peru, to work In the college library. Is a worthy opponent of Mlu Davidson on die tciwti court. i LOREN Wit ARGAHUGHT Argo come from Little Ne tn aba on the Big Nemaha. It Math and Fhys. Ed, major. Belongs to Alpha Mb Omega. Kappa Delta Pi, Bloc Devil . Student Cdumcil, the College Chorus, T Club, and Is aaemhus tattle bast with die Peruvian Singers. An outs landing ti U-bark wIlli the undefeated Bob- cats. Aigohaiwell-carnedhU three letters In foot- ball, Expectt U’ f, Into military «civice following graduatUn. Ha art arnailng ability of keeping rile Doettt Juke Box in a splendid stare of dlt-repalr. WHO RuetXT L£f LADE lab. .w of the ttwn ocitotifcJiiig a title sc i ir llse hlHotv id PSTC, harc r ed eight tetter: while na mg In Hiy Id. Named to the AiwcUied Prew Little All-American asd winner of the Or filter Award, M hat hern voted all-conference tackle three Ume Carrie Math, and Induitrial Art rninoti; i a member of the r Out , Btuc Devil . Alpha Mu Oltvga, L u th era c Club, and Indu n lal ATI Club, Bob li eyeingpeofrutonal football at a meaoi d seeping the Lade catfa rc- gtKcr ringing. Ourtotk ha Al- ready tried be peiU- goglcabtlitleioui on unguarded Ctm n e 11 Bluff ton for two yean before return- ing to Peru to com- ple te require men ti for her degree. In 1953 ibe was pferl - deotof the Peru state Teacher' An Club and at fteient headr the Women' Dorm Council Expect to continue teaching CHARLOTTE MER1TT A til He Meritl riuK'H m flcment- ary Education and Afiij minor in Fog- lidi One of die “hoc down' ape c ta 11 rti from Council Ridii, low . dniottt be- Jwi to the Square Duee Club. White Anget . YM-rwCA. Kappr Delia Pt. Sig- ma Taw Delta, and Bie Arr Club, KN LOOT duerfelot fte-ftop be note anticipate becoming Panoa Durrfcldt An active leader to camp Baffairt (page Mir McKee, boyji, Bennie i Pretidcnt of the Stu- dent Council, a member of Kappa Delta Pt, Muilc Fditcalor iNr 1 l inat Conference, Metfi DorntCeun- ell, Blue DeviU, Peruvian Singer , and the College Omnui. Come from Barnard, MkhHirl, ntalor in Altaic, ting tenor, and t vpokcri for, Wear loud plaid lacker to frighten away the vie lour Ping Pong bird that lay tu eggr in hi mall box, fc____________________________________ VIRGINIA FERGUS!)II LADE QUEEN OE HEARTS n ii 102 HEARTS ATIENUANTS PIGGY [ICKIlUFf BARBARA LOCKWOOD AORMA BOYER - At ARII YAI HAWXBY MAY FETE QUEEN 10-4 PHYLLIS DAVENPORT m duerfeidt LEE NORRIS ioe BARBARA DAVIS ATTENDANTS MARY MOORE RODGER MAJORS TOM MOEN 107 BONNIE MORRIS CHESTER BERGER Ptcofih, Iowa Indurate! Aiu LORES CLASH Tecumnfb. Nebt. M PAHKLANDEK Ntbtiiia City El, Education YW-YWCA p. fakhlandcr Nebraska City Mwic, Band MARK RtE HOLMES Thurcun, Iowa El, Education $ I II B I H T S MAS VIM JOHNSON Ttcumuh, Nehj, KiJujirill Atu BOB KRAMER Syracuse. Nebr. Ktiyi, Education KERMIT McCUE Bur-chard, Mebr. History NORM A A, MOOSE Strotwbutg, Neb. El. Education BEVERLY RtSt Humboldt, Kebf. Rural Education YW-YMCA O. S. RODRIGUEZ Puerto Rico Biology, Pot. Lang. Club. lm. Rcl. Club. New man Club REG INAL SPEAK Karma City, Mo. Phy . Education MARY STRAW Pern, Nebt. 108 ere’s to good times and good friends ... may you alwayi have an abundance of both eOTILEO UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY 6Y Nebraska City Coca-Cola Bottuno Co. -A Bosworsh. Thomai . 17, 55, 55 P Boyer, Notroa „ 20, 53, 65, 103 Adtn , frit. . , . , .28, 51 Bradley, Date . ■ • 26r 5 3 Davenport, Phyllis . . .22, 58 Adams, Ridiard 25, 81, S3, 50 Bramble, Richard 60, 62, 64, 101. lot Adams. Robert , , Bra . Alma. . .... 4? Davidson. fhyltls . .... 11 Adamr, Rom. . . .... 47 Bredburg, Doris, Davis, Barbara , , 22, 50. 61, 106 Ahl, Ronald. . . 25. SS. 61. OS Briggs, Joan, .26, 50, 65, 63. 65 DcJioin, Donna . . . . .27, 5 Ahrens, John , , .... 32 95. 96 Dlddel, Norma. . .... 13 Alden. ill Mae. . 21, 5G, 57, 65 Brown, C. M .... 13 Dodson. Metr its .... 35 Alden, John, . . thrown, Herbert. . Doran, Marlon , , A licit, Ed . . . , .25. 62 Brown, FO . . . 26. 54, 55, 63 Dora , Norma . , •  4 13 Allen. Fred r . . . 25, 62, 63 Brown, Ruth, . , Dougberiy, Karlene . , .35, 50 Allen, William. . Brown, Tom. . . 52, 61 Anderson, Cecil , 17. 58, 62. 63 BrunwJon. Bonita 34, SO, 52, 55 Douglas, Edna . . Anderson. Eutu , . . . .21. 50 Burra, John . , Douglas, Ruby , . Argabright. Lm«B . 17, 51, 55, 62 Byrne, Marilyn. . , 34, SO, 53 Downing, Lester ■ . .8. 47, 57 63, 64, 08, 106 56, 62 Drier, Rev, M. G . .... S3 Arnold, Howard . - , .32, G5 Duerfeldt, Ben . . . 13. SI, SB Armstrong. Norm . . . .32, 5S 64, 62. 63. 64. Lit. 9®, lit Armstrong, Oiseiu.. -C- DuerfeEdt, Carol . Ashley, Alma , . 11, 53, 60, 64 Due . Domra . . 35. 52, 62. 63 Duncan, laura . . .... 47 Campbell, Maty Lee . 21,- 50, 94 Dyer, Hazel. , , , . , , 47 -8- Cannon, Richard . Carey, Nellie . , Baack, Rev. EfiiciT .... 64 Caroei, Gerald. . 'E- Baldeiiofi. Albcru. .... IS CarAthcri. Raul. . . . .21. 51 Bjldcruto. Donald. . 21, 47. 54 Chard. Robert , . .... 34 Eastman, Leo . . . . . 9 60 Burge, Bob . . . Cham, Aaron Eckman, Ned . . . . .22, 51 Barrett. Helen . , Christ, John. . . Eddy. B. A , . . BJiiiteldei, Dale . . , ,32, 54 Chr nr, Jehu Jr . . 23. 53, 63. 65 Eddy. Lillian . 15, 46, 47 Hath. Ronald .32, 52, S3, 35, 67 Christensen, Darrell , . .26. 51 Eiekoff, Peggy . . 27, 50, 53, 55 Bauer. Georgia. . 33, 50, 53, 62 53, 55, 63 59, 61, 103 Bcbout, Kollo . . Christensen. Janet. 26, 50, 55, 64 Eitzman, Donald , .... 35 Beck, Fill . . . .... 32 Christy, Margaret . 26. 56. 62, «3 Eplcy. Eldi-n . . .... 36 Bril, Uffte . , . Crookman. Rasnona .... 15 Bell. Ruth . . . Clark, Donald , . Bedford, R, T . . Clark, John , , , -F- Benton, Benny . . Clark, Karl . , . . . .27, S3 Benton. Raburn. , . , -32, 55 Clark. Kenneth. . . . .22. 51 Pahtlander, Msreella . , , .108 Serger. Chester. . . . . .108 a ark. Loren . . Fahrlamler, PhitUp , . . .108 Bcrgmeyer, Wayne .... 33 Clarke, Mary . . , 11, 52, 60 Falter, Vcrval . , Bernard, Alice . . , 17 Clausen, Liua . . Fanlhauser, Joan . . . .46, 47 Besom, Donald. . . . .33. 63 Clay-burn, A. B. , Fankhauser. Richard . 36, 62 Bickford, Terry. , . . ,26. 54 ColiiiM, Ben. . . . . .13. S3 63, M Birdsley, jean .17, SO, 53, 59. 60 Conklin, Wanda . .... 27 fellows, Ann .27, 50, 56. 62, 97 63. 64 Constant, Play 11 It . , 35, SO, 57 102 Birgin.il, Duane . 65. «3. 95 Fleeefe, Father . . . . . S2 BIcHic, Luanne. . Cook, Ellen. . . Foged, Cerda Blumcl.  111. . . . 33, 52, 55 Cool, Myrtle . . Fritz, Gertrude. . 46 Boaurtan. Clara . Cook. Rose Marte . . 27. 52, 62 Fucih, Mary Ann . . , .36. 52 Boeote, Datlecn, . 21, 50, 53. SS Corn. Geraldine . . 35, 50, 52 Funke, Joyce . . 27. 52. 59, 61 Horn. Ptiil . 56. 62. 63 8-ohlfng. Marline . .... 33 Cox. La Versa . . Boltnc. Cliff , . . . .33, 55 Cotton, Jim. . . -G Boraas, Barbara. , Crab nee, Joyce , . 35, 60, 55 Boraat. Borghild , Craig, Jen is, . . , . .47, 65 Card, Blanche . , .... 11 Byraas, Harold , . . . , . 8 Craig. Nedra Cart Iron, Jack . , . . .27. 01 Bos worth, Edvard . . . .26. 55 Ctaiscy . Carolec . Gates, Mattie . , Bos worth, {.aura . . 21, SQ, 56 Crook, Alice . . Gerties, Marie . . Gets, fhyUij . , 28, 54, 55, 56 George. Shiilee . 36. 50. 62. 63 Glasgow, David . - . ,36. 63 Gilliland, Keith ■ Gilliland, Mary . . .46, 47 Goingi, Garold, . Goman, Neal . . . , . . 8 Comar, Mrs, Meal .... 62 Good, Boyd , , . , 29. 52, 55 Graham, Be se- Gray, Donald Gtayrott. Robert . . .12. 53 Green, Freeman , 36. 53. G3 Gregg. Mary Ann . .... 22 Gregg. Richard . . ,22. 55 Grfndle, Robert . 13. 58, 63 Gunlatch, Carol , .... 47 -H- Halm, Darlene , . 37. 53, 63 Hand lev, An . . 28 Handley. Raymond 37, S3, 58, 63 Happcl, Marlene . 28, 54, 62. 63 Hall, Blanche 4 . • 46 Hall, Vtfra . . , 47 Harnu Lo . . . , . . a 46 HarrUoci, Beverly . 22, 52, 60, 63 Hartman, Shirley , 28, 50, 53, 55 59, 61 Harticll, Marlene, 28, 50. 58. 62 63. 93 Haugen, Marguerite ... 9 llaw.sby. Marilyn , 22. 53, 60, 62 63. 64, 101, 103 Haxton, Edith . . .37, 50 Hay , Gwendolyn . 28, 62, 63, OS  . 97 Hvinke. Pttyllla, , 18. 52. 59, 60 63. 88 llerold, Charter . 28, 51 Hervey, Bill. . , 37, 62, 63 Ifeuiman, Dcttrldj „ . 37 Hey wood, Gladyt . ♦ IS. 47 Hey wood. Kenneth 9 Beyvood, Norma . 22, 62, 65 Hill, Nancy. . . 46 Hoag. Kenneth. . + 18, 51, 55 Hoag. Mary. . . 18. 50, 56, 59 106 Hogue, Betty . . 37, 63, 62, 63 HoJdotf, Helen. . ♦ a 4 46 Holme , Twila. . „ 37. 56 Holme , Wendell . , . 18. SI Hopp, Le e . 18 , 51, 54, 58, 59 62. 63 Howard, Donna . t 37, 56 Howell, Ardyce , 37, 56, 62 Bowery, Stephen . 23, 69, 62 llumjtirey, Bob, . . . ,38, 55 Humphtcy, Jame ..... 38 -J- l netoi, Peter . . .... 13 jtirvti, Dee . , , . 12, 54, 58 lay, Reb . . . .... 12 Jlndra, v.jj. , . JdiM, Elsie. , , . 23, 55, 59 Joiiniiv , ?.La r-vi . , , .108 Harold . .... 12 Johnson. William . Jones. Dan . . . J’obm Robert. . . , 38. 62. 83 -X- Knrabatsos. Pete + .23. 69 Kean, Bill . . . t . . 3 Kelly. Clco. . . Kenyon, Gordon . . 13 Kenyon, Joanne . a . . 47 Klbler, Floecnec . « a ,22, 32 Klein, Wilma .38. 47. 62, 62, 66 Knaup. Rodney, , . 3 , 53, 63 Koeppet, Cladyce. . , 29 Kolar. Bob , . . Kramer, Bob . . , . 108 Knimme. Charles . Ktimpf. Rev. F. . . . 54 Kumpf, Mr . . . . . 54 L Lad . Robert 18, 51, 53, 55. 92 Lade. Virginia Ferguson . 22, W 59. 64, 65, 93. 190 Lange, Merle , , 23 Larsen, A.Y, . - a 12, 54. 58 Larsen, Eugene. 18, 53, 55 Lazzaro. Nunzlo , . 46, 47 Lazzaro, Virginia . 47 Leber, Gene. ,23. 53. 55, 94, 36 Lecfccflby, carol . . 38. 53, 56 LeCurc, Vicki . . 29, 50, 62 Levitt, James D. . 9, 57. 61. 65 lewis, Burkett , , 39 Ley bold, Mary Ann 4 39. 50. 53 55. 61 Lincoln, Patricia . .. 29. 52. 63 Lindahl, Arthur. . c 15, 63 Lindahl, Leo . . • 23. S3. 54 Lindcll, Curt . . 19. 51, w. 58 62. 63 Llndetl, Jean . . 15 Httiell, Joseph. , • 12. 54. 58 Lltx, Margaret. . 30, 52, 61, 65 Lockwood, Barbara . 39, 55. 62 103 Logo , A lie . , . . .39, 50 Longfellow, Granville ... 47 Longfellow. Stanley . , .19, §9 62, 63 Lowe, Alvin. , ,,,. 23 -Mc- McCall, Eldon...............29, 51 McClatcfacy. Oar . 12. 47. S3 60 McCollum, Elizabeth. ... 4 Me Cue. Keimit a 108 McMullln. John • ■ .23. 51 - M ■ Major , Ettella. 47 Major , Rodger. . 29, 64. 107 Male . Jeanne . i 29. SO, 5G Manring, Darryl • 13. 62. 63 Mathew , L, 8 . a . . 10 Mathews, Ruth . 10 Meeker. Harry . 51 Melting !, Dean . 23. 54. 58 Mclster, Ella . • 40, 47 Merits, Char tome + ¥ 19, 50, 52 67. 59. 60, 99 Meyer, Ernest . , 23, 51 Meyer, James . 4 a a 39 Meyer, Marilyn • .29, 53 Micfcellt, Frank « ■ , 52 Miller, David . 39, 62, 63 Miller, Manfred 10 Miller, James , a • 19, 59, 61 Miner, Mervtt, . 19. 51, 57, 65 93, 95 Minchow, Wayne . • . a 39 Moen. Tom. , • 4 79, 107 Moot . Dale . f 19, 51. 55. 59 61. 97 Moore, Mary 30, 52, 62. 63 107 M-oorc, Max. , 30 Moore, Norma , „ , • 108 Moore, Richard, 63 Moore, Robert . . . 3. 65 Morgan, Bonnie a 40. 60, 55. 62 63 Morris, Bonnie . .40, SO, 52, 07 Morris, Margaret 40 Morrissey. Mac. t£ Nance. Jack 51, 59 Needham. Richard, . . .S3, SI Melton. Norman . . . .40, 54 dienumytt, R , . , . .63 S'crrli. Lee . , . 24, SI, S7, 64 Si. 106 Norton, Robert..... 40, 53 -o- Oeker. Emiru ...... 46 OeiTtrunn. Harlan. , . .40. S4 Ocikca, Leafk ...... 46 Qetkcn, Vera ...... 46 OTUrra, GEoria . . 40, 50, 62 63, 64 Otbome, Howard . . 30, 54, 58 -P- Paap, Ronald . . . 24. Si. 50 Palmer, Charier , 30 Parmcntct, Irvin , . , . .40 Partridge, Jerry...................40 Pa co, Leona . , . ... 46 Paucrjwn, Edna. . , . , .16 paiiencm, Ruby. . , . .41, 50 Perelval, Galiya . . 41. 50. 52 Petty, Robert , . . . .30, 51 Peter , Either ...... 46 Pharaoh. Eddte. . . . ,30, 50 FltcljH, Kay. 41, 50, 61, 63, 64 Pickering, Ctuulci. , . .30, 55 flinch. Allen......................30 fllttr, Ervin . , ..... 10 Poage. sally , . , 41. 3. 62 Power , Gera , . , . , .41 Pori. Helen....................46. 47 Prather. Harold. .... .24 -R' Ratine, Ronald. . 41 Railibach, Atdella. r , 16 Raimey. Ethel . . 46 P-Mh, George . . 62 Radi. Ruth . . . 62 Reiman, Evelyn a 41. 55, 62 Rentier , Jean .12, 50. 59, 62, 65 fhoten, Elhcrta. . 41. 52. 56 53, 62. 63, 94, 64 Rickman, Bueford . , 13. 51, 58 59. 61. 62, 63 Rlat. Beverly 308 Rodriguez, Orlando f a 108 Rojcrtdahl, Richard r P B 20 Rotcnqutu, Darrell , 51. 54. 58 64 RowftqulH, Darwin . . .41, 54 RowaEdt, Frieda . 14, 53, 55 Rutz, Boanlc . , , . .41, 53 kuzteka, Virginia ... , ,42  S Samuelaon, Lowell 30. 58 Sand . Gary. . . 42 Saver. Bill . . . 58 Schuler, Loten . 42 Seder burg, Cum , 20, 61, 54 58, 64, 94, 98 Shearer. Darla , . 42. 53, 55, 62 Sheehan. Richard . 42 Sherrod, Mary . . 31, 52, 59. 35 Sheely, Glen . . 12 Simpaon, Bob . . 51 Simp  . Jetiic. . 16 Slack, Mary, . . 47 Smith, Dolore , , 42. 50, 53 Smith, The I mi. . 46 Smith, Vera. . . 46 Sotenacn. Dean. , 42 Speak, Regina I. . p 108 Spier, Wltladcan . a 42. 63 Slander, Regina . « 20. 50. 52 59. 63 Stanley, Robert. , 14 Steiner, Richard . 20. 59. 63 Stemper, Jerome , r 11, 60 Slier . Alan. . . 31. 51. 58 Stlctt, Laurence , 31. 51. 55 SttlwcU, John , . , , 31, 51 Stoehr, Marllynn , a 31. 52. 62 Stoke , Clifford a . 42, 55 Stoltenberg. Del , ■ 4 . 43 Straw. GeraSdlcc , • 4 . 20, 60 Straw, Mary. . . Straight, Kenneth . a a 43, 54 Stranathan. Donna. 43 Stuck, Ralph. . . 43 Stuckcr, lerarac . • 31. 50. 52 5«, 62, 63 Stukenholtz, Roger a 24. 62 Sruthelt, Sly via 31. 54, 56 -T- Taggart, Cotabellc . . 9, 46 47 Terry, Sharyl . . . 43, 50, 56 Tcten. Joyce . . . 43. 50 Thomat. Don . , , 24. 51. 58 Thomas. Guilford , , 53 Ttioma , Robert . , 31 Thrwnhlll, Marie . . 47 Thumon, Al ... • 31. 55 Tltrcrin tcin, Jay , , 43 Treat, Michael. , 43, 53 Traaiell, Maty Lou .44, 53 56 Tucker, Dorothy , . 44. 50. 52 63 -U- UlLn. Howard . . 20. SI. 57. 61 65, 93, 95 -V- Vance. Stacey , . vanderford, Anita. , « 44, 50 62, 63, 95 Vandcrholrn, Mary. • p 31, 56 VanLar. Ingham, Ron 4 - . 44 Van Pelt, Richard . Vice, Mcrlyn , . 24, 51. 59. 62 95 Viba, Rob , . . -W Wagner, Beverly , . 44 Wagner, Ronald 20, 51 Walker, lola . . 46, 47 Ward, loan . . . . 44. 55, 63 Wcare, Edna , , 14, 56 Wcate, Hazel . , 14, 55 wciclwt, junior . . 44, 43. 54 Wheeler, A, C. , a a . 10 Wheeler, France . 11 Whittier, Katie a 4 . 16 White. Jean. , . 44. 50, 52, 55 62 Whited. Robert. . . 20 Whittwy, Julia . . . 46 Wick tier, Richard , 24, 51 62, 95. 06 Wtlkkmoo, C, E , . 5 Witte , Robert . . . 44 Windie, Lit . . , 45, 62 Wins tiger, Darrell . . 9 wimiow, Wayne . • a . 45 Woodcrly. Zelma . a a 11. 60 W ia ter. Marvin. . , 45, 62, 63 -2- Zimmer , Margaret . 47 Yf AMOOJfS