Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

1956 PERU STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Peru,, Nebraska XLVUl TABLE OF LOMEVTS Faculty UURARY 6 y' 0 4 7 Stud.r. - state Teachers CMtuJk Organisation Athletic. Pfru NfW g y Glamour . Clyde Oarrelt Peggy Eickhoff . Dick Corwinr . F ran Larson Co Editors Business Manager. Lay-Out . . - Copy . . . Photography Sports Sponsor . Janice Johnson Betsy Hartman . Ed Boaworih James D. Levitt DEMOTION To R, T. Benford, who ha served the school and community for over a quarter of a century, this 19S6 PERUVIAN is dedicated. He has been not only a teacher, but a friend to those who know him. Hi love of music and the talent which he so freely shares will be long remembered on this campus. DR, NEAL S, GUMON Pwjldeoi DR, ANDREW A. WERES� ) Dean ol College MARGUERITE HAUGEN Aiwci.iie tXean of Studenis DR. HAROLD BORA A 5 Dean of Studenti r DIVISION OF EDUCATION (LEFT TO RIGHT); C. Kelly, Or. F, Mullimx, K. King. A. Ashley, Dt, H. Boriii, D«, t), wimnger, k, Gall aim. aCOHOAHT UHJCA1TON, BACK ROW, (LEFT TO RIGHT); (L Mow. C lUlh, r, Muck, R, Grindie, D. Min ting, R. Grayson. |, Utlrell, l . Jam� , V. DeZvarte, Ur. V. Mullkitlx. FRONT HOW (LEFT TO RIGHT): R. VinIVli. F. fatwnlJi, t. Weare, F. Wheeler, L, Lone . R. Matbcwi. ELEMENT ART EDUCATION, BACK ROW, (LEFT TO RIGHT). G, Sheely. M. Adimi, R. OrtihJIe. D. lvrt«o . Z, Wondcrly, D. i.Unrmg, A. Aihtey, H. Johnson. F, Mullmui, FRONT MOW 8. Eddy, R. Brown, B. GitJ, M, Clatlw, F. Wheeler, It. Gallatin, ! lVIstON Of HNt Aim, (l ETT TO fiJOHT); Mi, V fir� in. Ml. 0. Mm N. Dtttel. Ur. K. utiailc. Ml. I. Scntonf. UJVJSKWOf HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION, (III f rO WOlfT): Ml. A. Winter, Mn. R. Mil Ik . Mr. w. Jit’mnw, Mm t, OjvnJjofl. Ml. , Sldli r. - 10 njVMON Of SCXIAt «JIENCIS, (LfcfT TO RIGHT}: 0� . S! Po-Ul, Of. G, IUa)o4, Ml. A. CUytwm. WVUIW Or LANGUAGE ARTS, (LiFT TO RIGHT]: Ml. K. Mt« , Mr. G. Mtli. IH. L. Oaikxi, Or. 8. Co J Uni. Mr. 1 Lrtkn. ■ i DIVISION Of PRACTICAL ART St LLfT TO RIGHT: A, Ur� � !. I, Wciw. H. Wtarc, L. Unrt. D. Jam'll, 1. LLtU«il. division of sen set ano mathematics left roaiGHt; l. Mathew , j, a m„ m, cook. h. will� . 12 f i ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF, SACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. A, Urri hl, Mr. I . C rUk. Mr. K, Iky wood. Mr. f. Uwwl Mr S. Vmcc, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RJGFTT: Mn. [. FujdlK. MU� C. K Uy. Ml . C BOMffitt. UtM K. til� )1, Mn. G. Iilkrmi. SECRETARIAL STAM, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mn. J. HJNM, Mti. D. MjWtnjL Min 8. IUU, Mft. M, Plot- tor. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT! Mn. G. Heytrood. Mn. M. C rud . Mn C. Mn. J. VinPclc. 13 SENIO� CUSS OFFICERS: Jack Nance. Vice Pieildcirt, Georgia Sauer, Prealdent. Bob Bacon, Sec r iiry Tfei«ific(„ IJ JIM ACKERMAN Ficmom 31LLK. ALIEN Chicago, 111. BERT ADAMS f airmant BOB BACON Pawnee DICK ADAMS Fall City ' CLYDE BARJLETT Hamburg, Iowa RONALD AHL LottirviKc GEORGIA BAUER Vcxdon BARBARA 80NAA Peni MSCT CHRISTENSEN Weeping Water PEGGY HCKIIOfF Vrrdon rloyd gro soehme Peru VIi EDWARD BOS WORTH Neb� , City GRACE CLARK Falb City DALE BRADLEY Auburn FRED CLEMENTS ElmwxxxJ f siilrux gkmgi AubitfS GWEN HAYS Ceiu OSCAK GROVES Monmouth, Ore. JOHN- GARRISON LottU:td DARRELL CKMSTENSLN Blue Spring LELAND covault Table Ascit KEITH CIIULAS'D Aetata ARDYCE HOWELL Table Stock ftOJXHK MAJORS Peru JACK KAMCC Auburn ROBERT PERRY CMt 111. ELSIE JOHNS Peru ROBERT JONE-S Pmi i i GENE LEBER Con bad OOAKE overgaard fG J OG. U. EDWIN PHARAOH P«v wlLUAM PHARAOH Peru CHARLES PICKERING Sett. Otj JAMES PORTER Ta I tinge ALAN STINK City ORLANDO RODWGUEZ Puerto Klto JOHN ST 1LWEU. Palmyra LOWED. SAMUtUSON S� nk, Kin, SHIALTY STOTHQT Cwl MARY SHERROD Goodlamt, Kan. JERRY TRULUNGER Peru I LUELLA WCDOEL PUirarrwuth 10 CUSS OFFICERS fUMOK OFFICERS: frsb Kuiwt, Vic -President; CImU O H � , iMKliryTitMUKr: Bob Norton. Pr ii kQi. SOi HOX10Hl Ol I |c:iks Non Samucliefl, Vice-Pml itent; 14� Inc Spltr, Secretary 'Tteaiurer; Loccn Dyltc, Frciiifcnt. t-RiSKMAN OFFICERS; SiJ Brow� , Picilttem; Pauline Kith, Trcamrcr; Janet Cation. Secretary; Larry Sailor� . ViM-Preildcnt, ■n toben Alien Scmitu So. Bill Almond Pern Jr. Fulph Arinz« Omiha Ft, Menu Anouoi BrovnvUlt Jr, Ctfwin Aroit Robext AulfcH klkm So, finrU, Miiwuil Fr. Merle Backemeyer Elmwood fr. Virguun Stlfour Ufelcra Fr. SS SSat TeaMIKiv Prru. Ktbraska Jerry Bell Net . City Fr, Roger Bent � Malvern, U. Fr, Lorraine Bipptt Stella Fr, Howard Bramoo Hampton, la, Fr, Marilyn fk-rcecke Dunbar Fr, Betty mere Cook So. Ben Bennett -Vcbr. City So, Duane Birgmal Omaha jit. Jarnci Boatman Peru Fr. Dick Bowden Tekamah Fr. Fred Braun 22 Edmund Briaictic Car lei oi fr, Marinette, Wb, It, lamei Bennett Pawnct City So. Fauna 8bls Cook Fr. Barbara Boyd Omaha Fr. 1 v - k Beverly Brown DayJdn Fr, Etvlir Clautcn Ptru So. David Cl lies Nebr. City So. Thelma Conyac Riverton. la. Fr. toil lot! Golbtabafg Ft. Olcn Chamber� Seward So, Robert Cbvd Tceunucb So. Sid ftrowr Peru Ft, Joyce Caiiule Net . City Ft. Leroy Buchholz T able Reek So. Gerald Carnei Auburn Jr. Claudette CUeua Petti So. Garnet Brows Me hi. City Ft. Gale Cimetee Bar Fr. Patty Colby Plittimouth So. Harold Chritiy Brew Fr. Unci Cotton Peru ft. Martii Cox Lincoln So. Merritt ftxboft Nthawka h. I:f r.k Divii UoM, Kin. Jr, Dean PjccfoWt Peru So, Beverly Cook Fairfax. Mo, Hr. Marilyn piedruto Sterilos. Ff. Lorca Dyke Esc , la. So, Arte an Wlgci z Lawrcacc Eickfaorf Kafoptoe $«. Shake rt So, Richard Corwuic BULr So, Shirley Dlnmeyer Holmivllle Ff. T«n E«im� a Chicago, U1 So. (Uytnood Oden Syracutc So, EUo« Epic} Peru It. Sill Hire Peru Fr. Abo Facter t tfif olfl So ■ Tvaaoc FMdtaMr Shenandoah, la. Ft. BUi Everett Weeping Water So. Rex FUmct Peru Fr. George Franc ii Omdu So. Danvll Fischer Rule fr. Stura Ftecoiu P it moot Fr. Ronald Gardner 25 Carol Gawart Nemaha Fr. Nehr. City Fr. Richard Faaldtauter Humboldt fr. James Fitzpatrick Weeping Warn Fr. Mary Ann futrn Omaha Jr. Beverly Gcrdct Auburn Fr. B.R. Cfcll« Fctu Jf. Verde] t Goldberg •� ««. Jj. Jr. Iota GutKh Ctdr o, Ul So tMh tUwrh rimwogd Fr. Djtvid Cl tg iw Humboldt lr. lime Gitm Plittunouii Fr. thtctoe Grove tied Oil. I . Fr. Rpficf Peru So. Draoctv) IUk Odell So. Groce Hai Jkfofd BravQvllk Fr. Betty Hartman Falla City So. Maty Helm UwUvllk So. iofcn Kllgenoo ted Oak. U, 1«. Donald lloSiclirr Syfjtwve Jr. Je o llctmcj; Pm Ft. Evelyn Htltel Elk Creel Ft. Cleft HeyirMj Fern So. Beverly lllodr Auburn Fr. Joy Kopkin 27 Larry Mopkini Bartlett, la. Fr. CutluU Center, la, Fr, Harley Heeler Shelby So. Margie ttiggiia Valley So. Terry KaeflWt Firth Fr. Walter Hull Tccumteh Fr, Raymond Muggcti BctttJitJ St. MjUotk l Md TMnu, U. Sc. Jim Jarvli Nemaha Ft (tod fohfltotl Syt«« e Ft. Mu. Hughe i Seattle. Kan. FT. fUyrnwi HuaMitef Duiou Ft. lack Jetinck Bcltevuc k. Janice Johnton Peru So. M Humphrey Auburn A. WtKM Howard Hynek MjIkw Pi. Claude John too Leulnltlc If. Joiephlne Johnson Oknwood. la. Ft. Richard Humphrey Autmrti Fr. Ct«jU Ilham Elhewn ft. Dale Johnson Table Rock So. Kenneth Johnson I'iauimouib Rr. tottAtOa febOUMl Suwon, U Ff. Par Kelly Wywtt Fr. IUIj Klein, ji. Net , City Fr, Fred fcouddc TelumaJi Pr, Mamn Johr; w Teeumteh Jr. Joyce Kduy Salem Ft, Um Jooe Peru Fr. Umct KUngboro Uwtiton Fr. William Koehhelm Jerome Koenig Fall City Jt, Ewing Ft. Robert Kramer Darrel Kreglo Syratute Jr. Auburn It. junior Knu Mead Jr. Piuli c Ridi Sbeai ioitv I . Fr. Marilyn Ko tal Odell Ft. Floyd KrJefeJi Nebr. City So, Ciuulfi K rum me Re4 OtL fa. It. Mutk Uvrtim Salem Ft. Johnny Lincoln BraJwh� � Ft. Suzanne London Shenandoah, t.i. If. Donna Lair Keith Lamb Shenandoah. U, Ft, wymote Ft. Danny Leahy Teeatmth Ft. DIuik lidoSpb Adam Ft. Joan Llnscnmevcr III� Spring? Ft. John Logukxi T c cumac h Ft. Jack Ludwig so Jetty Ludwig Bellevue Jr. Bellevue So. Fran Laron Few So. Kelly Lit wet LTnaUidcet. AlaiLa Jr. David Longfctlov Peru Ft, KdwLn Uuk St. Ansgar. la. It. Carolyn unman Cook So. fochatd WrtJ« Peru So. hnwi Milooy Malvern, la. Jr. Boyd Mattox Tecumwli Ff. Kathleen Lutz Ncbr. City Ft. Duatnc V.cKnighj Peru So. Kay Mar? T«kami3t Fr. forth Ann McBride Springfield So. fomUd Maddy Belleville, Kan. Fr. usuivc Manual l Wymocc So. Kay Mayfield or Franc It Mickcilt Garland So. Omaha Jf, Earl McCain Tecum Sei So. Kcoocth Majen Minas Fr. Galiya Muon FalU City Jr. Larry Miller Hamburg, la. Fr. Robert Miller Juliw Mueller Omaha So. Ftbel KsctbtlM P«a Fr. Kou Nolicramcycr Auburn So. Jerry Mulllm Salem So. 5c Ktugrbiutr Autam Fr. Mans Neiwxi Ewter Jr. Pfeli NtahJlfco Dunbar So. Bob NmycII Auburn Fr. Robert Norton fa III City Jr. Robert Moore Peru So. Norman Notion Jted: Oaf. la. Jr. Sorb Ni4j Note. Cltv Fr Jerry Novatek TeVamab ft. Torn Pencil F 1U Clly ft. JmJAi Verc Pipes Brock ft, £ l 4h Marilyn Premer Auburn So, D 4 1 Robert Pilrrwf Peru Pi, LOW Puppc Neb . CHy Ft. Harlan Qcn inarm Win mo (i. Gloria O'Kina Auburn Jr. Kay Paeip� Bellevue ft. Gill Peterson PljItBTKXJtb Fr. 4 I I Alice Mullip Gtfwn, Li, fr. ' ’ i • I Byron Prirmn Tilmige Fr, Harriett PuliM ftlvenoo, Ii. So. Jack Peratagtoa HumboUSi So. Don Pickering Net . City Ji. — v Sluron Re .rgin Auburn Fr. Cl ih KccJ T! umi ti, U. So. Muriel Write Ne min So. Don toiMy Union Fr. Vcrlao fbien ufgb Few Jr, Robert «ccd Auburn Fr. Violet fctcbci Auburn So. CuJum Hhacti Palmyra Fr. Philip Stihfiff Peru Fr. Cuolys loggc Mai« Fr. Roger badi Peru So. Diruie Katr m Eriei. La. Jr. j; Damon Ir, Elbcna Rh«cn Palmyra Jr. Riley Ruby Tecuratb So, Fic J Rethen Auburn So. Jus ftayJc Peru Ft. W VBC Pt)AlbcT{( tiwi, Ii, l r. Dtkfti Sudtn lewtet Fr, vv Wilma Schroeder Diyldii Fr. Betiy Scdlacei Wain� Fr. C Ui) S i ton FAlii City Fr, Lyle Sapp Omaha Fr. Kow SatmwlKX) Buttle, Kan, Jo. Loren Schuler Auburn Jr. Leona Sects Cook So. Irrturi Scbultt Co. Bltiift, U. Fr. Sandra Shaw Wymote Ft. Kenneth SitvJ Beatrice So. Richard Sehecppoci Uk4«� 1Ic Fr, Rand S-chumaker Omaha Fr. Uland Sherwood Cheater So. - Janet Stangcl Tecurowh Fr. Otl Stoll enherg. Ncht, City jr. MM JM Bob Slaughter Jr. Clifford. Stofed Nchr. City Jf. Claudette Sr umbo Salem Ft. George Slaughter Fairmont So. Alan Shipley Falla City Fr. Virgil Skipfon Haddam, Kan, Jr. KI.jiiR- Spier Omaha So. Connie Shield Hebron Fr. Slelf Siohicr Beatrice So. Alvin Smart Beattie. Kan. Fr. Dorli Stenzei Hamburg, (a. Fr, Audrey Smith Auburn So. Franc! SlilwcU Palmyra So. f-tary Straw Peru Jr, Cwolyn Tltninenn � SuUi Ft, Joe Vefbeek firth Ft, Elmer Von Hum, U. Fr. Ckt M Timothy Fillt City Fr, Mary Trill Nebt, City So. I Tom Vincent SpnpgficlJ So. Ed Volkmrr Kobe. City So. KoniM Nijtut 37 Dou W� |kc? Him So. Beatrice So, Chirlci Tillman North Platte Ft. Dean VxJwScrford Peru Fr. Liz VoJkmtr Nefer. City Fr. Jtmet Ware iibttbiu Ku. Fr. Vi Ann Wodcrauiit Randolph. li. Fr, RucjU WemungJiioff SyiaCUSC It. Gaylccn Wiiioti Verdosi So, Cecilia Winy Kebr. City Fr, Wary Ami Weaning l� ff Syracuse So, Wayne WJJes Nchnwlra Fr. Jean Wiitwer Sabvlba, Kan. Fr. Waitacc Wutfer Dawson Jr. Wayne Winslow Beatrice Jr. Deris Wwiier 38 Dawson Jr, Peggy Wcntteln Surr Fr. Rmald Win Otoe So, Marvin Wester Dawson Jr. Hoaald Weiss Virginia So. Donald Weal Fairmont So. Snitilta West Pern Fr. BACKfrW, LEFT TO WCHTt J. Futvow, J. Sacks. FOURTH ROW: L. LifiUjk. R. Millie, R. Millet. D. Orating THIRD 8 W;R. fhUligw ft, Mltkfci' Ii� Arlogiort, R. Adorns, $5COND ROWt R„ My, N. Tral n C. U rcn f A, Wiimmjii I HON I IPWsk. IMwk, 0, triikrt Mi Reyoplili R. Ke«d s 1 I Student Council consists ol representatives from each class and is supervised by two faculty sponsors. These representatives serve on various faculty committees. They work with ideas to improve the college. 1 he Homecoming festivities, the May Fete program, and other all college functio are some of the many activities they sponsor. 42 SMHiCbOft, A«k4tt RoJtfci Mlftn, Bob Norton. Bob Kuttsct. Jim | lice . ObfICfcHi: pmuicm-Lowell Simuelkin In-jiuicf Jol n vtilwcK. ‘.eer t ry K y Piv Ip� , Vlce-PterlJenHohn McMulteo. 1'bc W5S Hantccofiiijig Queea and be attendant , immimu The Epilloo pi Tau Ffoiemliy lud the winning Homecoming dupla j. The 5� SS M y Ftic Tut ROW, Li IT TO RIGHT: flbcrt-� Riwun, Derif Winter, Saortrs Wert, label NiuteheUct, Jcao IfeifU. FIT XU UU, tkarwr Abel, Pat Colby. FOURTH ROW: Fau a Bi«h, Carolyn Timmerman, Janet Sungcl, Lou ftippe, fcwtljr Beverly Gerdt i, Stuao AltxfKWi, hifK I Stillwell, Vcfi Piper, CcorgU Uijjm. Hwy Trill, Martha Co , Nancy Taggart, Gloria O'Harr a, Carolyn Luitman, FRONT ROW: Ann Fatter, Betty Scdlicck, The White Ansel� boost all athletic teams in their season. The main objective of the organization t to provide pep and spirit for the Bobcats, Other activities include selling at football and basketball games. Each year a scholarship is given to a deserving While Angel member. SPONSOR; Ml� Rovoldn 40 0W Am WeJ«rqiil� t. Cirol Ciwut, M.a ry Aon Fuem. M-afgafct $ ofeo-l4, DcAorj Jiovti, C-alt frtcnoo, Ctoeaat Jnr Hufcnua, Piuliae Klin, Stiufine Lpu-Jofl, Locuine fotawri. Pegjty w« ntoln. MIIWJ ROW: Uwn« Manful I, Gccfju lauti. SECOND HOW- EUtnc Spic r, Benoic Run, Leem Sceha. Lie Voifcn -r. fiaut L.� non. Roae edflirun. Jailcc JohoMM, IK-tiy H RIeliO, Twb FunktJouKf, Mi� fiowoldt. WHITE AKGFL: Homecoming DupUy, 48 While Acheli rcaiiy for cht long irt|t home from KnbrllW. Thi year flie White Angels took a long trip to follow the Bobcats to Nashville, Tennessee. Honoring the new pledges at an afternoon tea and selling concessions at the games are some of the activities they have. A convocation program was given by the White Angel with the cooperation of the Blue Devil organization, Pledget being Ineiotctl ji lea. 4« White Angcli wiling it 4 game. BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Ludwig T. Vloctnl. T. Pctccll. B. Sicca. D. (Uwcnqubl, E. McCall. C. Xlusi G. Hewoc-d. G, Slushier. T. Eaiuium, J. Bennett, ft. Sacmiclion, K. Mijoti, K. Gilliland. SECOND ROW; D. Adj= FRONT ROW; J. Nance. J. Trulltnger, J, Ludwig. 8. Adimi. R, Witt. C............R. Eblcn, H. Hari, R. NcfWf BLUE DEVILS The Blue Devils, Men's pep organization stimulates school spirit and interest in athletic and other school events. The group sponsors athletic ban- quets, purchases varsity awards and provides scholarships in cooperation with the White Angels. They also earn money by selling concessions at the games. Blue DeviU cell it a baifccibal] game. BO D. OmgMld. b. Huinptfcv, i. Kramer. THIRD ROW: D, A, Idlger, J, McMullen. D. Schuler. J. Guich,, D. CMiitaucii. C. Reed, w. Wi ner, � . Almond. J. Slilwell. L, Sanvueivon, D. iradlcy, t . Btrguu), )• Uttrell, OfUCtRS, LIFT TO RlCIITr R. Mijon, Secretary; R. Bacon, Vice• Prcildenii r. Pencil, Treaiurer; Mr, Littrvll, 5 pernor; J, Sj life, Prrtlileni, BACK W, UFT TO RIGHT: K. Ucwct. m. OlkImi. H, Helm, H„ zabel. 0, CfcJier, G. Clumben, NttUUU: EOlVj G, Leber, J. Ponet, J. Tiutlingcr, ft. Wennlngboff, N. Overgjard, FRONT ROW; 0, Pharaoh, Mb. M, C«k, D� ChriUcnK'is, K. Phelps, J. Chnswmtiv, F, GtvroovAimc, ii mi; i Alpha Mu Omega is a national mathematics fraternity. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate the interest in math- ematics in their future professions. Initiation is held in the fall and the annual picnic is held in the spring. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Myrtle Cook. ALPHA 111 SPONSORS: Mb. Cook, Mr. F, M.neli. OFFICERS: K. Phelps, Sccretary-TreJHipei; D. Chrtiuiuea, Ple-ildem; U sjniucUon, Vicc-Prctident. at SACK ROW', UfT TOUJGHTi Df. SL Cellini, J. Uvm, J, ftanct, R, P. Meuhalfcn. D. Cot t«, R. f timer. (, M««. RIOKf WK� i t, !«!� � , 3. Kwn, M. Skn , £. Wxxtit, U hliniuU, F. Urwn, SIIJMI TAD DELTA Sigma Tau Delta in a nat ioital English fraternity, its purpose is to promote a mas- tery of written expressior, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a spirit of fellow- ship among teachers and stu- dents of our language and literature. Phi Alpha chapter is the oldest national fraternity on the campus, SponuK, nr. Collim; Sccrcuiy-Trcatuter, 6, Jetiittj Prendent, £. Rfcotcn; Vice-President, M. Sherrod; Mr, J, 0. Levitt, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Overgaard, Oscar Groves, Clifford Stokes, Bob Slaughter, Dr. F. Mullinix, Clyde Shirley Stutheit. FRONT ROW: Janet Christensen, Kay Phelps, Mary Ann Fuerst, Gwen Hays, Shirlee George, Mrs. L. Kappa Delta Pi, national honor- ary education fraternity, is open to men and women of junior standing ranking in the upper one-fourth of the class and who show evidence of a continued interest in the field of education. They meet each month to discuss the possibilities and problems of education. SPONSORS: Miss Alma Ashley, Dr. F. Mullinix. OFFICERS: M. Sherrod, Vice-President; S. George, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Hayes, President. Barrett. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Boraas, Mary Sherrod, Gene Leber, Miss Alma Ashley, Doris Wuster, Elberta Rhoten, Weddel, Mrs. Mary Straw. Gwen Hays and Clifford Stokes discussing the future trip to a Convention in Oklahoma. 8ACK BOW, LETT TO RIGHT: Mr. Llitrell. Mr. A. V. La non, Mr. Jarviv. MIDDLE ROW; N. KcIkki. W. Winter, D, GlMgi'W, E, Kpley. FRONT ROW; j, St dwell, A. Stjer� , N. Ovtrgitfd, D. Ovcigaani. D. fiddly, 8. Kramer. EPSILIII I'l Till Epsilon Pi Tati vs a national honorary professional organisation operating in the fields of Industrial Arts Education and vocational education. Fraternities arc found in forty-two states and three terri- tories. the District of Columbia, Canada and India. OFRCJRS; Duane Ovetgaanl, Secretary; AUn Stlen, Vice- Ptciiifcnt; Mr. D. JrrvU, Sponsor; Mr, A. V, Lanott, Sponsor; Date Bradley. Pres idea r JACK row, Ufl TO WCMT; Mr. J. ChrUe. ft. Majoo. 9. AIrt id, C, Going . A. ft. thlen, J. Naace. H. H«t. u tarnuclioa, D. Adimi. J. McMolkn, � . SUgiaal. IKONT ROW|. J. Tnlllsgof� T, Pstecti, L. Yolkmer, N. Tajyan K. HKtp� , M. Iwm, K, GIUiImuJ. B. Samuetiuo. TUI BETA Beta DetA BeU, pro- fessional honorary biology fraternity, it open to jun- ior and senior majoring in biological science. The fraternity promotes the study of biological problems and create an interest in the field of biology as a profession. This group it sponsored by Mr, J, Christ and holds meetings once a month. OFFICERS: Ms. Christ, Spamori M. Puent, Vice -President; 1C. GUtUind, Preside ai; t. Jphswpo, secretary- I'tanner. SACK KOW, UFT T0 5UCHT: Ml, J, Loin, Mi. «. Moore, � . Finitu t� «t. Of Let � . J, Pwccf. R. Kaigb. f. Jifu.l 0. Rcicfw ), c. Hijt, S. G s ft , M. Hlfcjln� I. lohmoa, Y. Funkbxner. H. Svobodi. UJ I .'-O'Si :,P miof, Mi. R, 0. Mc Kj FrciiUrit, Jim Mitt; Vltt-Preiidcm. Pick Conrinc; kifilJh; G«e Hjvi; T«jn«l, Liberia fcSolrn, The Dramatics Club, one of the •tat ’ oldest drama- tic organizations, throughout its exis- tence has endeavored to present to the com- munity the best in drAma, Members are selected on the basis of interest, ability, and quality of work from students helping in any way with club productions. lulfco. 1. Ulmer. D, MeKntghi. L HtuchboU, � . Mcv . FRONT ROW: M. UwftUon.. L. ftudh. C. Nhotca. M. She nod. A «cnc tom the Kflirwcoming pL� y, A Murder Kai ttecti A tranced . BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Kailt. B. Kochbcim. H, Ideui, W, Pope. V. Goldberg, V. Bauckc. L. Dyke. G, Chamber� , FRONT ROWt L, BucbfooU, Y. Funkhaujet, A. FJilllij� . S. Loudon, B. BlofcO, i. Spier. C. Reed. FOREIGN LANGUAGE FLU II Foreign Language Club is organised to give Foreign Language students an oppor- tunity to apeak Spanish, German, French, and Russian. They meet each month to have programs of films, plays, songs, and poetry. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT! H. Idem, Vice-Pwildcnt; U BttcIsboL:, Secretary-Trcaium; Mr. Rath, Spomor; E, Spier, Prendent. so OFFICERS LEFT TO WGHTe Elaine Spier Secretary The tlarteai Hop apufiwred by M. E. N. C TnaiuMii Dick finkhiuter Prcikdeait; MjmIjp. Slavic. Vlee-freiUktu. ' BACK t(M', UFT TO RIGHT: Sincy Tigjcn. Betty Ticwki, Hautei Fark4H i June Kuptmao, Catolyt) Uiimaa, Rail KeubaUeo. Ltwy iMhhoIx, Liberia tea, Lwlte Mart hall. Gloria OTUrea. G gu Bauer. Dam K� i«. BiO.ST KOVt'; t Uux ipltt Dtck FaaldaauKi, Marilyn Slagle. The Peru chapter of the Music Educator National Conference consists of student with a minor or major in music They sponsor the annual choral and band clinics and the Thanksgiving Formal Dance. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mt. Carton. Mr. Litlroll. 3. Nebon. R. Signer. C, Kmmme. N. StoLser. L. Buck, If. Oewnuon, R. idtoeppuci. FRONT ROWj J. MuUIib, . Beck, W, Winter, C, Jutuuun, W Pjip. D. CUigow, H. Hecket. Mr. iMVit. Industrial Arts Club in devoted to promoting interest in the Industrial Arts and Vocational Education. It is affiliat- ed with the American Industrial Arts Assoc- iation. Membership is Open to all students. OFFICERS? Spcatiir, Mr. 13. Jirvu; Secretary, B. Beck; Prtufifent, C. Jkdwion; Vsce-preitdent, f, Paip, 6SS SACK ROW. LEFT TO WGKTs MU� H. Wcjk. E. You, S. LouOoa. Mr. stamper. M. Kneel . MtODLE ROW; L. Fujpe. 3. Cwi. I. Prny. 0. Comtae� FRONT ROW: B. Konoa. Miu feesoldi, I. Kuuntt, M. Prtr.rr. commercial CLUB The Commercial Club is organised to inform commercial students of new business pract- ices. They have talks by people in the business world and dis- cussions to orient the students for their prospective profession. Meetings arc held each month with Miaa Hazel We re as their sponsor. Commeret� 1 itwicnii bov mtercit In machine� . «3 BACK ROW, LEFT to RIGHT; T. Coiiyac, M, Lawriuon, (L Edclroan, B. Bicrc, M. Co . M. VVeetllflghoff. W, Schiaedc M, Riekc. A. Howell. M, Beneke. B, Schultz. C. Timmerman, M. DicdHcltt, C. Ro ge. V. Plpct. F DST ROW; A HOME El1 CLUB Oi i-iCt.-'S: -ii. tUcinun. Vice-FtcikOcnt; A, M,. rc, Prcildcm; Miu L. Lonci, Sf .[� i'iri J. SchteieJ, Secretary; 6� fsiere, Treanirer. Home Economics Club is organized to create a desire in col- lege students to better understand the living conditions of community and family life. Each year they sponsor a United Nations dinner and the Martha Washing- ton Silver Tea. ■3 yd. I. SMD£Cl, 3. Hindi. E. Ill lien. F. Btib. MIDDLE HUW;MHi L. Lonei, J, riche ml, P. Wr t.iiclyn, D. Udolpfi, dlwit, K. Amitnwj. S, SedUcei, 5, Idum, L. Dipfci, J. Hopkina, B. C«nki, $. Dinmcyci, C Oobbct Cwb pnrp K «nr United Kulmi D y Dinner. Mm BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Mulder, T. PttttH, K. Stmd� r THIRD ROW; O. Grove� , B. Kochbclm, H. Wcu� , R. Milter, T. Grove� , R, Miller, D. Roddy. P. Johnwn. C. Tillman. SECOND ROW: V. fennKiugh, N. Trabert, G. Mayfield. Koler, B. Almojvd, I. Dyke, C. Slaughter. FIRST ROWs G. Rodrigue . W. Wu� ter, L, Sherwood, C, Reed, P. Pedersen, VETERAN’S mm The aims of the Vet- erans Club are to further the attendance of other veterans, to keep veterans informed on the latest! laws concerning vets, to help with other social functions, and to establish a scholar- ship to aid veterans. Corn mander, Bill Almond; Secretary, Bill Koch helm: Vice-Commander, Frank MlkclD; Trt tuiet, VerUri Rumba ugh. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Howell, D, Lldoiph, C. ClauKh, 0. Brawn, I. lUuptnun, It, RtiW Y. Funkboc- Kt, L. Stub, L, JohiLWD. M. Cox, A. Foster. K. L. Dyke. F. Divit, D, Longfellow. THIRD ROW; M. Slick-, Jo Johnson, C. Luunwia, 15, Lair, B. Nldiy, 1, Hopkins 15. I . Abel, F, £| dwell, St. N, Ta.gg.ut, 5. Rfiigafi, 8. Beck, D. Ducrfelttt. SECOND ROW: A. Ptditipi. A. Stflilb, G, Wlltos, B. Schuliz, R. McBride, L. SUrih� H, P. Klib, S. Loudon, P. Wtoictn. FRONT ROW; J. Kelwy, D. FanWuutcr, Ft. Christy, W. Wuu«. D. Wus- wit M. Koual. M, Trail, J, Cm ton, L. Sippes, C, Timmerman, M, Winter, 8, Kochticlm. The Student Fellowship and YM-YWGA organizations of last year have merged this year to form a more active protestant youth group. Kaeh year they are responsible for the Christmas Convocation. 07 QSTECIR5 and SPONSORS Of STUDENT FELLOW - SHIP: R«V. William,. Rev. Falk. Rev. Webtn-t, Elaine Spier, Fun Lartort, Joan Ilmen mcycr. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OF YM-YW: Maty Ann fuem. Mu, Paladin-. Gene Lekx-r, FLbertj Khoren. Louise x satui I, LUTHERAN CLU3, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. Drier, U. Adami. t. Vo«. V. Siuske. EL Itcim, G. Adana. FRONT ROW; G. Bauer, B, 1 tart man, E, Meyer, Mi itowcldt, Ml� Ashley. The Lutheran Club (Missouri Synod) meet each Wednesday evening for lectures and devotions under the direction of Rev. M. P. Drier. L.S.A,, the Lutheran Student association, also meet each Wednesday evening under tire direction of Rev, Kumpf, L, i . A,, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev, Kumpf, C, Krumme. N. NeUon, II. label, H, Nelwn. H. Ocititiaan, h Moeller. THIRD ROW 8. Brown. w. Sehrocdcr. £. Cobber, E. Hillers, Mn. Kumpf, SECOND ROW: B. Boyd. B. Hindi, M. Diedrlcbs, N, Armstrong. £, label, S, rutbclt, FRONT ROW: V. Goldberg L. ButhlioU. B, Gtcdts. L. Seebi. «« SACK now, tur TO MG NT: E, VoUnnet, p. Ncuuifcn, O. r ocb, D. Canon. A. A Htn. T. Eakaio. MIDDti HCM� '; Fnftct fkcck, f. Mlcbclb. W. Pape. Cr Tinwhjf, M. SwtMl, M. fVcmcr. L. Volkmft, R, Scbocppoer. FW rTJtQW; r, Coay c, t. Stjogel. K. Hugbca. E , fUJak. K. Uu, B. S dl+crk, M. Higgle. E. BrtiKtw. K, 14 «!� . mm mm Newman Club 1« an international organization for Catholic college stu- dent to promote the principles of the Catholic Doctrine. The group met each Wednesday evening under the direction of Father Flecek. eo OfFtCHtSi Beity Sedl «W, Suehsury-Tt � - wt; Kdly Ucwet, Pmldcnt; rorn taitnuD. PER HUM1 STAFF The Peruvian staff ia dedicated to the purpose of publishing the finest yearbook possible. It is not an easy task, for it requires hours of painstaking effort. The staff -- the editors, advisor, and assis- tants--hope that this book will provide many pleasant memories for the reader. BACK. ROW, LEFT TORlOHTs U l Itiwb,CirolynLuurriin, Gail Prienen. JitiStaitgel, Pave Longfellow, DeAnnaBtu l, EscWhvli, Beny Hsitnun, DorU Wuiter. Co-Editor, Peggy Ktckhnff; Advtuvr, Mr. ]. D, Lctfilt; Co-Editor, Clyde Barteti, Janke, 9«tty, and Prj« dkcuuuig pUni fox ' Mtr yeubool . DOW4 COUNCIL. BACK ROW. UFT TO RIGHTt N. APHMf, M. S. Swhcu. F, U cn, K EJclnun. B. J. Sun l, B. [«rnkt, FRONT ROW; Ml� M. HAugCfl. fc. SplO. t. Rh«C«. ftelMsat-l liy Sbertwj. s. Ccorgc, K. ««Ip � F, St Dwelt a. KowelL. mi it ii n mu itijJcfili e� � l� y new Important Ulk jtoe� wt in (he Dorm, TwoW ud Thejm� ienc faculty gueiti n the imuI Chiiiunai Te� Ptcilttont Maly pteildlng it typical Dorm meeting. 73 Committee working utt Chrlitmit bulletin bond. DWM COUNCIL, UiFT TO K1G1IT: Ron Witt, Marv Wuiter, Mr� . Balkcmj -Dorm Mother, John McMullen-President, Dick Adarm, John Sill-well, LtFi Tti RIGHT: R, Campbell, J, Moeller� F. Ptderten, J. Rowsnig, J� Kingdom, L. Miller, R, Huaeket, L. Hopktn� , P, NeetuHen, L Buchbok, J. Porter, E, Meyer, I . Corn-ine, G. Leber, J. Gutieh, 74 I BACK BO� ', Ltrr TO RIGHT N. Stolzcf. a. Beck. H. Zabcl. 6. V©lk::,«, t, V H. P. iiok, J, Uncoin, J. Part- ridge. iKOKt feWj I, }i rt.:r., J, Ackerman, G. Chirr, two, R. Hetui, ft, btntt, f. j. Sblvcll, 0, aCiru, J. Cultri, R. S-jfturlkw. H4WT ROW: K. S-iOdt, K. Mitt, G. AtWrr.j, P. ScJtxppWf, 1. Child, l . Bowden, ft. Ceil, 0. lugioat. J. Ttnotfey, BACK bow. UtPT TO RIGHT: R. Muddy, A, Edlger. R. WHi. ft. Ehlen, A. Sklpky. D. Weil. C. Arndt. R. Samuel- n.10. T, Vlnccm, fBOMT ROWj ft, Altera. W, Rydberg, M, tlcckci, |, Jirvli, f Guach. 7 BACK HOW, LEFT TO WIGHT’ W. Humphrey, EL Allc-n, 0� Johnson, H. ScLioci, V. Goldberg, C Krujnrnt, |. Hl non, F. Divn, |. Since. MIDDLE WW; N. Nelson, E. Brtucltc, K. Lic«cc, G, funds, M, Moon, E „ RosenqutK, Mu, Paradise. FRONT ROW; D. GlJs;;tnw, T. Moco. D. Schuler. D. Slollenbuig. in. mm Norm n Nelson and Darwin Kosenqulit studying in Mount Vernon Halt. FEOACOGIAN STAff. BACK F-OW, |£FT TO RIGHT; ft, KocJihelm, B. B. K Rlh� t. FV.OST ROUf'i J. Tinx tfty, 1� . taJUeek, Dr. LouUc Garnetr, D. L� ir, B. Moott. f. The staff of the Peda- gogi.m publtshct the col- lege newspaper which is released ai two week inter- vals, These journalist are sponsored by Dr. Louise Garrett. i rt-t.ltiuf. Hilt Kochhrlm; Sponwt, Dr. L. Girted, Co- tUtuw Bob Moors. BACK HOW, LEFT TO RIGHTS J. Mculfet, U Dyke. M, Waller. E. Jobrooo V. Goldberg, L, salton, D. Longfellow. 0. Johnton. D. FanScbauier, H, Chfitiy, J, Poricr. I. Ackerman, L. S-uchbobs, BtONT ROW; Mr. KUnrlng, N, Tabari, H. Parfciuon, E. Spier. L, Manlia 11, E, Rhotei), G. O'Harta, I. Zabel, G. Peterton. S. Albcrwo, M. Lawrltton, A. WeOerqui.tr. G. Bauer, J. Colton, B. Ttcntkr. 7B ri THE MESSIAH BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; NS. KMWl, J. Unieiitneycr, B, hcdlacck, P, Klih. L Johmon, U NUnhall, E. Spier, E. Rhotcu, B. Geides, V. Goldbcig, H, ZaNel, L. Saliari, B. KocUielm, N, OvergaatJ, O. John- K n. E. Vo� � , J. Kki� , u Volksticr, C. Rogge, E. Hiller� , K. Huy,lies, B, Schultz. W. Shttwder, D. Sander� . £. Cobber. FOURTH ROW; M. Feuni, S. RcagtQ, C. Wllwtl, G. libara, V, Piper. F. Bill� , B. B«yd, C. Timmerman, s. Brown, t, Johnson, D. Gib� a. R, NolM-mtncyei. K. Majos� , D. Longfellow, C, Berry, F, Clement� , C. Luitman, 5, Stuiheai, S. A He non, M. Svoboda, M. Rickc, M. liwtMi, THIRD ROW: G. Hanruford. E. Zabel. R. H p. en. I. Wittwer. D. Lidolpb. f . otcnzcl, 8. Hindi, B. Beck, R. Filrncf, L. Dyke. t , MtKnlgfct, A, Ritchie, A. Rlibci. F. JL:.woJdt. Young. M. Lonchei, R. Tm.hU, B. Rots, M. SUjel. SCCOMD ROW; M, Timm, J, Mnulng, N. Tasgan, M. Trail, H, Parkkiuon, E. Welli, B. Paradlte, P. Balkcma, v. ncu- hilfen, J. Meutlcr, D, PankhauKr, J. J'orter, L. BuclAoJi. H. Criny. M, Comoo, a. Ahl. G. PeicrKn, A. Wederqulu. FIRST ROW: G. O1- Harn, G. Hayi, 9. Taettilet. J. Ackctman. M, Wuiter. 19 r ' HACK ROW, LfcFT TO RIGHTt T. Cooyae, L, BucbMt, R. Joncr, A. Piillltpi, H. Zabcl, 8, La non, }. Mueller, t, Abel. :1RD ROW5 K. Strew pc, D. Mjnriftg, A. LlniJahl. H. Pariusoo, L. Miller, O. Clirlnenicn, D, Miller. 0 Johnson. D. Gibwn. L. EickJhoir, R, JialU'nKncjfei. 2ND ROW; P. Kcuhntfcn, J. CPltnn, M, Li niton, H, Chmiy, S. Mootr, D. Fanlduuter, B. Taenzter, L. mppci, c. Rn e, 1ST ROW: J. Karaat, F. Clemtim, Robert Grindk. S. Johnioe, J. Haupinun, G, Haauuford. r LEFT t O WCHT: S. B o«n. V. Goldberg, H, fcuacU, U Sailaci, t. Johnson, � . Beck, J, Moeller, G. Chjrrben. K Fllmer, M. Winter, D. Mcknight. D. John unk, O. Uttgfcllv' , N. Orergaant, E, Vou, E, Uuk, K. Majon, H, Cbriny u ftnllboU. ;«U) ROW G, Wilson. M. Trail. C. ttmnverrnirt, � . Gcr-'ti, I). Licklpb, E. Zjjbel, B. Boyd, G. Hindi P, Kith. U. SedUctsk, U John- urn, S. Albertan, G. I'tieiiKi. L. Vultmti, IV, sehroeder, M, Hughe� , M, UwrttKxt, A, WcdciquLH, J, Coitoq, ND ROW] P, N'cuhaMcn, J, Karas� . D. Fatikhautct, S. Stutliclt, U Minhtll, £, Spier, H. ParklMi. JST ROW: N, Taggart, j. Ackerman, L. Pykc, G, O'Harra, G- Hayt. Hi Suiprttt iftUCH lot tile elated weekend The pfttt winning Hobo-. St'iigt H Convocation 02 Aji in «retting tpeecfa ax tnuuuoa. Bjq4 rotcto e ittuw with i mxk Horo 4tt g rim� PjSnsff; Ikktnjr, • Q Adiniv 3Tt - C-cfvj : Beatrice • Shenandoah � 1 gJ AV.,1 ‘g| RwrteP SjffKaJ? J Tecumveh Mo fi Nfmihj C)Tr l, Covault, J. McMullen, B, Allen, W, NUKin. J. NiiiCc. 8. Allen WtllUm O, Jotamoii, AI G. W ctlcf. Jerome Stempcr K, Hewer, D. Rosetiqulit, T, SSoen. R. Huggctt. 8.. Humphrey, J. Clin� � TOP ROW; G, HeywaoJ, J. G-utich, J. Rjmidgc, E. McCain, I. MulUm, R. Wagner. 8. Gen. FROJfT ROW: }. lud- wlg, H. Hart, R. Chlerr, R. Ruby, T. fjuiirun, K. Sand, D. Rain , D, Johrwou. 08 o “ 1 5 9 sc c o mm «% - • v«wfc i A� fc � j c. A- - rA C. KrtBinc, D, Stcltccbcfj, T. Ferali, E, Mioehow, ), Trailing , 1. Igdwig nmm a ? 3 i® ■ 8Sf°ras iT f ■ fl0-7r1« —3 6tS0?' � 8- 77 --32-2 9 -60,—«3- Jr r ar H 'T • Jpfc V m r ruin jrSr r?« inp ‘ 4 HI 1 jtJi J 4 A I I ) TOP ROW : K. Suwon. t. Sjpp. I, Koenig, }. Lincoln. R. McAiIjim� W. Ryctxfg. K, M-in. J, Itennlng. R. Huiipb- t y, Mi Bartholomew, R. Marvell, FRONT ROW: D, Bouden, K. Land� , C, Adair.i, I, Crave . P, Mo-vJKek, R, Arani . L, ItopkUtt, K, toJ J , A. si lplcy, 3. Bfg-n, J. «o enqiiLii. 00 SEASON'S RECORD Alumni Peru 75 Opponent 60 Kearney Peru 66 Opponent 79 Tarkio 61 54 Hastings 67 84 Dakota Wesleyan 78 60 Wayne 79 71 Omaha U� 8-1 83 Midland 52 60 Tarkio 66 72 Doane 63 64 Pittsburg Teachers 54 80 Midland 67 62 Panhandle A K M 68 64 Chad r on 62 74 Maryville, Mo, 65 77 Chadron 71 75 Tarkio 86 75 W ayne 76 87 Hastings 51 52 Kca rney 78 89 Concordia 50 49 Wesleyan 84 76 Wesleyan 80 71 Doane 73 89 02 UCr-T TO RIGHT: D m HoUclwr, Bob Fkmon, Chuck Tilltmn, Frink Pivit, eob K rimer, Kon Win, Uxafic evergi td, B o nr Al Snutl, ftouSjiDUelsoA, COACHIS; Mr, Bill Jahmoo, Mr Jerome Ssemper v«Li OvcrjMW, tUy Etilcn, F t NovwSck, fUley Ruby, Kon Wcnnlcglkotf, tlrucf V «. VwdM lUute, Jltn ftenncu, StJ ftACK ROW, UFT TO RIGHT; J. £umper, D. Meurwyer. G, Hcy ‘ xt, R. M . n. L. Hopkins E, Epky, D. FROST HO' ': U. Slolienkr K. Uitm, B. Rcl, L. VoUnter, KyOher H. Meeker, K. Sebueuief, B. PERU TRACK SCHEDULE Apr il S Tarkio Triangular: Peru, Maryville, Tarkio 12 Tarkio at Peru 16 Triangular at Seward: Peru, Tarkio, Concordia 19 Washburn at Peru 26 Midland at Peru May I Dome Relays at Crete 4 Doane at Peru 11 Peru, Hastings at Doane I? -18 Conference Meet at Doane I COACHES; J, stamper, B, otimoo, � e L£TTERMEN: E- XtcCill D. SJultenberR, D. Mu , C, HeywowJ, P. BMdtet, £, Epic). R. M .'on, SACK ftp� . LETT TO «4GHT: D, Jubuoe. S, Ad nu. D. fena™, Kun, l . Bradley, C. Heywoed, E. MeCiU. U SlgnCtem ft, Mif. ii. H, Hift. MIDDLE BOW; T, Pcrceil, l . Slrgbul. J. McMullen Truilmger. D. Adimi. 9. Hjrapb«y, ft. fcbkrt. C. Kninune. FRONT ROW; G. Ada mi. R. Ruby, J, � . Win D, Oetgiird, 8. Strainer. D. JKWWJUkH, B, Sertae. I� CLUB The P Club is an organ- isation far all Peru Slate Teachers College lettcrmen. This year they sponsored a P” Club Dance. The main objective of the group is to give athletic scholarships to high school seniors. Mr. Bill Johnson is the sponsor of the organisation. OFFICER: D, Sfulicnberg, Secmury; 0. Adarm, Vice- Preildcratf T. Ivrccll, Pjviident, Georgia Bauer 0ufcn of Uraris Rodger Majors Ray Ehlcrs F1LMTIXI Beverly Gerdes Janice Johnson Yvonne Funkhouser Loren Dyke RUVUTV May Fell Queen (idima Hauer Mm Fele Kin� w f! i ii e Lrfcer Rodger Majors Shirlce George Bob Norton mi m'F Gloris O'Harra Frsn Larson Ron Wilt Ver Piper ROYALTY Don Johnson 5HJRl£E GEORGE-Art Major 114 RODGER MAJOftS-Phyitcil Education Major JOICN '.t VULLtfi-Ptiyikal £4«icJMiMi Wjjof UV 'MX SAMUELWtN-PfejUeal tdocai.oe k!i,M WIKI'S WHO Theac seniors were chosen for a place in Who's Who for excellence and sincerity in scholarship, leadership and participation in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school and premise of future usefulness to business and society. ns MARY iHtMlOU-tiiflluh Major BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; H. 3. SStcrttum. £. Dcofltt, M. Motrin 8. Felmer, E. (■UndalL FROXT ROW; P, Steven . t, P !«rtoo, B. tUlittjj, V Rhodia, F. fUndaM. SACK HW, LEFT TO RJCHTi J. Standlcy, B. Pane ). R� All xxl, W, tHynu MIDDLE ROW F, Hay� , E„ UrogfeUo , u Kef� «l, w. Pieh.fi, E, CUuKn. RtOUT ROW: W. Pettit. C. DeVore, C. William . C. RaiUback. V. spoof. tie Buds, WU 23,58,67,70 Abel. Eleanor 21.67.80 Ackerman, Jim JO, 75. '8,79,81. 103 Adama, Uertli 16. W. $7,101 Adana, Cary 31,88. 76.89, 101.fit Adam� , Randal : 9 AJUrr.i, Rlcfcutd 1«, 50, S'� , 74, 7$, 7«, €g, $7, 101,90.99 Ahl. fax� 16,86 AUenofl, Suho:1,71,T$,81 Alaft h!. wUlum 21 Alien, Robert 21,16 ALten. William H. 76 Allen, xillum K. 10,8� . Aliiwmd, William 21,S1, 47,66, 98 Ariel u, KaIpJ 21,89 Aiin ion, klciutd 39 Arnutfotiy; Norm 21, C$,72 Arndt. Cor� In 21,75.95 Atiften, Albert 21,05 it con. Bob 10,50 lilfnir, Virginia 21 Barrett, Betty 21 Barrett, Clyde 16,05,70,114 B� rtfc.:ik-mc� , Mart � 21.99 Baucim, Vente� 9� ,CO,48, 94 ij. ,er, Georgia 16,47, 51,6$.78. 105. 110 Bee . UlU 81, 62, 07, 74,79.81 Beclt. fasten 8 tell. Jerry 21 Dcnccke, Man ti n 88,60 BeOfielt, Hen it Bennett, Jim 22, 55 Bentitfl, Hodgef 28 Blew, Betty 22,64 Urgltia], Duane 22,51,67 76,101 Blppet, Lorraine 22,67.80 tilth, lautu 22,79 Boat mil), Jim 22 Boreal, Barbara 17, '■ J, $6 Hoi worth, t«l 17 teaterj, Dick 22,75.89,99 Boyd, Barbara 2I.6S. 77, 79,81 Bradley. Dale 17,51.56.101.99 Branran, Howard 23 ■raw, Fred 22.98 Bruacttr, Eitn-jod 2.69,76 Brown, Beverly 22,60,61 Brown. DeAnna 23.67,71 Brawn, Garnet 23 Blowtt, Sidney 20,23. 79, $1, $9,95 Bttcbhol , Leray 33. 58, 50, 61,6$, 74,78, 79, 80,11 Camera � . Gale 33 CatUay. Joyce 23 Camei, Gerald 23 Clumber� , Glen -I, 52,60, 75,01 Cturd. Robert 23.75 C'btlitciiKEi, Darrell 17.32.60,10 Cbrttwtuen, Janet 17,60, 2 CkrUiy. Hamid 23,«. 76,79.80.81 Clark, Grace 17 Cla4 w it, Claude t ic 2:1.67 cUiwft, r him a Clement� , Fttd 17.79,80 Chic i, David 21 Colby, Patty 23 Cotiyac, Thelma 23.64.69,80 C« k, Beverly 33.63 Cattail, Dlclt � 9 Cotton, Janet 24. 20, 67.78.80.81 Ccrwlne, mchatd 24, 63,53, C 3,70.7 C evasit, Lelaad 17, X Co , Maid� 24, 64,67 Dam, frank 24,67, 76. 94 Dwdrtchi. Marilyn 24.6$, 65 Dlumeyer, Shirk jr 24,66 Dodtoo, M e mu 62 DuerMd . Dean 24.67 Dyke, Lairn 20,44,60,66,67.78,79.81.109 Eaitman, Thoinat 24. 51,69,8$ ideltttan, fa.. ; 24,64� 67« 73 Idlyyr. A Ideal) 4,42,50,67,76 Eli let 1, Kay J4, 1.57.76,88, 4.101.1« Liekliiil. Fuggy 17.70,71,114 Elckfauff, Lawrence 24.80 Epley, fcldwi 26,66,99 Eve frit, William 24,75 tyheij.', Dean 25 Paokhauicr, Dick S4,61,67, 68, 76,7$, SO, SI Fife. HU 25 Rimer, IW- 25,43.7?, 61 finite t, Darrell 25 Fuspa tin a, Jamri 36 franc u, Ctoryt 28,69,76 Freeman, Shanxi 26,60 Fcntef, Ann 26, 48, « 7, 105 fticnt, Mary Amt 25.65.67,67,79 Ftmikfa.urat, TtoniK 35,48,68,60,67,109 Gardner, Ron 25 Garrison, John 17 Gawarr, Carol 25 George, Shirlee 17, 54, 59, 72,114,112 Gerdes, Beverly 25, 65, 68, 72,79, 81,108 Gess, Robert 75, 88 Gfeller, Brian 26, 52 Gibson, Don 26, 79, 80 Gilliland, Keith 17, 57 Gilmore, John 88 Glasgow, David 26, 56, 62, 76 Gobber, Evelyn 26,65, 68, 79 Goings, Garold 26, 57 Goldberg, Verdell 26, 60, 68, 76, 78, 79, 81 Graves, James 26, 89 Grossoehme, Floyd 17,52 Groves, Oscar 17,54,66 Groves, Theodore 26, 66 Haack, Lorraine 27, 62 Haeffner, Terry 27 Haigh, Roger 26, 53, 59 Hajek, Dorothy 26, 69 Hannaford, Grace 26, 79, 80 Hansen, Eldro 26 Hansen, Ruth 26, 79 Harpster, Gary 26 Hart, Henry 26, 51, 57, 88, 101 Hartman, Elizabeth 27,48, 63, 68, 71 Hauptman, June 27, 61, 67, 80 Hays, Gwen 17, 54, 55, 58, 59, 79, 81 Hecker, Harley 27, 62, 75,99 Heim, Rodney 27, 52, 68, 75 Henning, Johnielee 27, 89 Heywood, Glen 27, 52, 68, 75,98,99 Higgins, Margie 27, 59, 69, 72 Hilgerson, John 27,76 Hillers, Evelyn 27, 65, 68, 79 Hinds, Beverly 27, 65, 68, 79, 81 Hoback, Robert 39 Holscher, Don 27,94 Hopkins, Larry 27,74,99 Hopkins, Joy 27, 65, 67, 89 Howell, Ardyce 27, 64, 67, 72 Huff, Walter 27 Huggett, Raymond 28, 88 Hughes, Mary 28,69,79,81 Humphrey, Richard 28,74 Humphrey, Robert 28, 51, 76, 88,101 Hunter, Marjorie 28 Hunzeker, Raymond 28,74 Hynek, Howard 28 Ideus, Harvey 18, 60, 66 Isham, Georgia 28, 64, 79 Jarvis, Jim 28,43, 75 Jelinek, Jack 28 Johns, Elsie 18, 53 Johnson, Claude 28, 50, 62 Johnson, Dale 28, 66, 76, 88,101 Johnson, Don 28, 78, 79, 80, 81, 113 Johnson, Eleanor 70, 79, 57, 81 Johnson, Janice 28, 47, 48. 42, 70, 71,108 Johnson, Josephine 28, 67 Johnson, Kenneth 28 Johnson, Lorraine 29, 59, 67, 79, 81 Johnson, Marvin 29 Jones, James 29 Jones, Robert 18, 80 Karas, Junior 29, 79, 80, 81 Kelly, Patricia 29 Kelsay, Linda 29, 67 Kinghorn, James 29,74,98 Kish, Pauline 20,29,67,79,81 Klein, Ralph 29 Kochheim, William 29,60.66,67,77,79 Koenig, Jerome 29, 74, 89 Kohler, Curtiss 66 Kostal, Marilyn 29, 67, 79 Koudele, Fred 29,99 Kramer, Bob 20,29, 43, 51, 56, 95,101 Kreifels, Floyd 29 Krumme, Charles 30, 51, 62, 68, 76, 89, 101 Lair, Donna 30, 67, 71, 77 Lamb, Keith 30, 89 Lardizabal, Ehrique 39 Larson, Fran 30, 43, 53. 67, 72,113 Lawritson, Maxine 30, 58, 64, 78, 79, 80, 81 Leahy, Danny 30 Leber, Gene 18, 52, 54, 59, 67, 74, 111 Lidolph, Dianne 30,64,67,79,81 Liewer, Kelly 30, 52, 69, 76, 88 Lincoln, Johnny 30, 75, 89, 99 Logsdon, John 30 Longfellow, David 30, 67, 71, 78, 79, 81 Loudon, Suzanne 30, 60, 63, 67,106 Ludwig, Jerry 30,50,75,88 Ludwig, John 30, 50, 89,101 Lusk, Edwin 30, 81 Luttman, Carolyn 31, 61, 67, 70, 79 Lutz, Kitty 31, 69 McAdams, Robert 89 Mtiindc, Mulli 0 McCain, AI«uo n,« Mec ii a« McGee, Mcbird 31 McKjUgbt, Ltixurd 31,59,72,81 McMutttt, Jhn 18,a2, 50,51,74,86, 101.U3 Middy, Ronald 31,14 Mijdd, Kenneth-U, 79,81 Mijftfi, Redder 18.43,51, 57.81.101.114, 9� , 98.108, at Milony, Iiimi ii Mart, Kay 31,74, 99 Mi filial!, tmilw 11,43,81,67,78,79,81 Miton, Galiya 31 Mik'Ii, Willard 18,80 Mateo . 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Kimeii 38.C 1,1«, TO, 80,81 Partridge, city 75,88 Payne, lerty 33 fvdcrwa, Frank ce, 74 fknnington, Jack 33 Perry, Rotten 18,64 fvrerum, Byrvti 33 P Kru«, Call J3,50, 5'J, 10.18,79, 81 pe net I, Tom at 50,37. 66, LOi Pfcataoh, Edwin IS Pharaoh, Ouenlln IS, ‘J Pticlpi, Kay 33,42,43, 52,55, 57, 72,104 Phillip., Alice 33,60.67,80 Plillllpi, Kim laid 39 PickciUljt. Charki 18 hdeilriji, IXm 33 Piper, V«4 33,65,19,113 K pe. William €0,69 Pottr r, Jim 19, 52, 3,51, 74,78, 79 Premet. Marii)� 33,63,69 Puff , ton Vi, 63,10,10� Hi Liu. william 88 Reagan, UMNO £3,67,79 feed, Clark 34. Ml.60. «6 (feed, Mkh 39 Reed, Rotten D, 34 Me be. Muriel 34.64,67,19 Rhone n, CaTiicn 34 Rhole n. Liberia M, 53,54. 58,61,61,12, 78.79 Klcluri, Violet 34 (Mhnc r, Philip 34,77 Roddy. Don 34,66,89 Rodnguc ., Orlando 19,6G Rogge, Carolyn 34,65,79, SO Rot hen, Fred 34 RmcnguUt, Darwin 34,51,76,101 RmcAqutM, Jim 89 Ruby. Riley 34,88,95,101 feambaogh, Vrrlan 34, 66 Rune I, Rpyri 14,81 fella. Betuuc 34.01.79 Ruyk, Jean M Rydberg. Wayne 18,78,89.98 Sacka, Ja rr.es 38 alien. Urt) 20,35.78.7� . 81 a nun Iwn, U w It 1J, 42. 43, 51, 52, 47,67, 101, 115 fellMellen, feut 20, '5,51,57,15,95 ijnJ, Kcuniti ii, 7'i,m NjiiOcr,, Otlorti 35.79 Up?. LyW 34. fefcictal, JoAM 35, C h ppw t, tet i h rt 3s.«2. i75 S Hr.-c J-ct, Wilrn 34, M,H, T9. SI ikbukl, OrOalt 34. SO, 76 Srbiliu, Jfh� n I3,«.«1,T3 SeWnuhrr, K� w9 35,99 Wthi. U-'fti 34,68 fcJtuclr, Bvlty 34,43.48, 64,69.77,79.01 Shi . kiotlri 34 vheft.’d. Kbfy 19,'. I, $4. SO, 12,11« $bcr� n HJ, LrLaild 35, G Shield . CcHuiii m Shipley, Alvin 3«,75,09 Ski port, Virgil 345 iUgi-r, SUrttyn 61,79 Slaughter, 1M K , 44 Miugbici, Oroide 35,151,CC, 90 lOin, Alvin 3C, ‘35 Smith, Audrey 36, «7 Sohoim , Pern 50,101 ?«■� . IU ts U, 47, 60. a, 7 2. 76, T9. 61 MMjfcl, j«Kl 35,4� , $4,71, 72, 77 5Ur.t-.iti, fceaiKlh 8 Slrtltl, Don, I'.,67,7� St let , AUa 13,55,17 SUtacll, Fnnd 36. 47, 72 M4lw, ll, J.-hn 19,42,43,51,56,74,75,76 Stoke . 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