Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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First Kim Hall I) Blower. I ( I lip|H ii K Johns Kim II Siliock. (.' K.msch. I! ( lane. m or. I’ (.aivk I' Kili'i. Shurtlcff. S Voughii. I‘ Brown S llunl. I. WuImjii. l Man ilo. Rim III S llarpi'iii. I Krissniun. . York. C l i.nl Fall Variety Show Diir to Ilu remodeling of the Vuditorium, tin- annual varietv show w as lirlil in the college gym. It hough tlu surroundings were different the success of the show remained the same. The theme of this years show was a I’scxodellic World.' Mistress of Ceremonies was Pam Kolirs. She was assisted l the humorous combination of Don Dodge and I.am Sorensen. The spectacular show opened with twentx freshman girls in the pscvodellic kiekline. The were under the direction of Mickie Weber. Donna Parson, Jan Dormice, and Bolxrtte Masters. Presentations at the show included. Pat Bindrnm giving a reading. Paul Chatterton on the drums. i 2 I)ii k ()«i n '.mu ami slrumi’il lu the li-lii ht of tin- crowd

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The Peru Stale College band functions under the direction l Mr. Cilbert K. Wilson, who lias supervised this brand) of the music department for mum years. The student directors this year were Steve Brodersen. Tom Osborne. and Bon lies The band, though not a marching band, presents a tlrill for the Homecoming half-time show each year. The band went on tour October 21 and 22, giving concerts at Shenandoah. Iowa; Avoca, Iowa; Mound City. Missouri; and Bock-port. Missouri. tall concert was presented on October 30 and two lawn concerts on the college campus Max (» and 13. Thex also presented a concert in Auburn on March 16. Gilbert Wilson, director. Banc! K « I M Lull, C. Pas ton. C. I'llsfX'rgcr. , Hiller, j Wheeler. J Kreifels. G Bliss. P lias, M Ballue. M Jensen. l Scihert. S 'an-derford Rosv II I Oslxirne, B Patterson. XX Tackett. (,’. Garcia. J Bukacek, S. Pratt. II Farrell. J Tackett, R. Shelton. It lies. G llaitli. J Vandcrford. J Baker. I) kottich, k Games Ross III l Appleofl, P Chatteilon. G lies. G Shelton, K Munson, B Hitchcock. R Reed, J Duensing. J Kincrv. J Dickson. J Lutt. J Brooks 23

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I'at Bindrum captured I he attention of llie audience ssitli her dramatic Dick Warkins and Pliil Marsh team to make great sounds reading. “PSCvodellic World” folk music ! Phil Marsh and Dick Warkins. music l» flic Three Freshmen, a monologue l Arnie Johnston. Pam ilolirs and Jud Freeh on the tram|H linc. a humorous reading l Shcrleen Mill, and music l the college band. The highlight of the evening was Frieda Bow old t with her act. The Big Brown Bear. Miss Bowoldl received a standing ovation. Assisting with the show were production manager. Sieve Mason, assistants. Sieve knittle and Sail) Weber: and publicity. Larry Sorensen and Don Dodge. For the fourteenth consecutive year, the varict) show was under the direction of j. I). Ix vitt. 25 James I) l.esitt directed the Fall Variets Slims lor the lonrtcciilli sear