Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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Homecoming Queen Linda Knipplemeir The Peru State College student body chow lor lit 1 6 Homecoming queen. Mi» L nda Knippeimele. a M n oe from JoDahh, Nttrukl. Linda hat chcten Eiamentary Education at her flam ol concentration, with Fine Am at l»f tvppwiinfl field She par- ticipated in the Internship program in Lincoln where the did her practice leaching during her latt semester Linde was a 1 66 May Fete at- tendant, Homecoming candidate dur- ing her tophomore year, a cheer- leader during fcolh her tophomore and Junior years and e I TO Yearbook queen attendant Linda hat been active in many campo organisations She was a member o the Social Science dubr White Anget», PSEA, SO A JudKiery Board and Morgan Mali Dorm Council, it

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Coleen de Koning Miss colccn de Komng, 4 c harming brunette from Bure hard, Nebraska, is a iunler 41 Peru state, Coicen has chosen elemerv t ry education as her Held oi cdhcentratJon and a minor Held in sociology, Coleen is a dormitory council representative at Davidson Palmer Hall and Is an active mem bw of While Angels. In her Iresh man year Coicen was chosen as a Lady In-Wailing for the May Fete program and is a cheerleader this year, Coleen represented Clayborn- Mathews Hall. Qmm Until ullwcnrt win pnMMri It kill-hm ttfttiMitt. to

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'Romanoff and Juliet' Is Presented rn Unllrt M«t s . ThcRvtiianCmMiiy w U« non » 0 IMmWI ene nit family Romanoff and Juliet , a lighr and comical play written by Peter Ustinov, wAt chosen for this year's homecoming presentation. The play consisted ol three acts conducted on a rather intricate set with six acting levels. The story look place in one day on the main street of the capital city of the smallest country In Europe, Although the play was presented In a light manner, it conveyed a sig- nificant and timely message, When interest, love and understanding are sincerely present in individuals, they are contagious and spread throughout society without consider- ation of ideological beliefs, prej- udices or geographical boundaries. The play was staged In the col- lege auditorium and was under the direction of Dr Robert L. Sohiken. Steve Mason was in charge of stage o «oewi l Bawswv otreetor management and a stage crew as- sisted In the preparations. te