Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 169 of the 1972 volume:

— ■ 1972 Peruvian Peru State College Peru, Nebraska Volume LXIV People, People who need people, J Are the luckiest People, in the world. 4‘0f? .rht | u mnt| 1 4 b Hdt� Mtrrtfl 4 Jut S4� i� i lrM«l by pvffUMkun n4 C . Im Foreword What make ii colitur ,1 place where learning tan precipitate, a place where friendship anil undcr- stanclunj rmiir inlo hems', a place where one find 1st cannot k� for- «aril without helping wniNM else? Truly, people make a eol- Injf wliat it i-. They iilolil it into a place of Inirnint, of friendship, of undemanding, and of prneri-st, Neither thr vast number of book or the serene beauty of campus lawn can make a call rue benefit its studenU more than thr people who live. work. play, and study within ila confines. fcwsifcr, Table Of Contents College Personnel............... 8 Seniors....................... 22 Underclassmen ................. 34 Activities.................... 50 Organizations..................102 Sports ........................132 Index........................ 162 College Personnel Education make ixoplr ■ to lead but difficult to drive, Guv to govern hut tmpuvdble to cwlfttf. InkntMn c President Gomon Leads P.S.C. President N«d ?� , Gomon becainr the Administrative Chief of Pern Shir Collese in |9SI In the two decndes-plus that have cornc and «one under hi� leadership, many chanter� have taken place on the I'nmpui of 1000 Oak� , I'ndrr hi direction, Peru State Collcrte has weathered tecrssion� a cm I progresAion . si it evolved into a well-rounded institution of higher learning with ju t the cor- rect combination of tradition and progress. As the years pawed, we can only hope that President Gomon ha trained from ImiiIi the school and the students in full measure to what lie has contributes]. t v NmI S Geraoa kn ss«i ol himself to belter 1’«« ? Uil Collefe I)� , (ioeooei direct colbs tollor . tlr. (iomoo met with psnkiptlU In (he Annuel Schoolmen Day to ♦ n Changes Made In Administration Hi iKtIHt wf Vwt IVi-i.iWfll ol Af d«n x Affair im Til Ini hs fir Mai -Smith lh Guv lUasnlart VmPmi nl of SlwiiM Arfsio rtofiliuiftl rtudm mwti Mmiint the «ummer of 1971, a i luiiU'o in adminiitrtlivr ihtmh nr) mt mitdr. Tlw title of Dmh • m irpliKrd b) Vkr-PinidtQl and (hr forum title mat tnven in (hr hud of each newly erratrd tclwol, A new immtion of Yict-PmiAnvI of lliumru Affairs wan ftriinl Mr Ervin Pitt� who ■ formrr Iv hrml of ihr I‘IivmcjI Education Mr|hirlmrn( «ni chosen 1« fulfill (hr dulir of prrparintr anti alio- ciitihir fund foi in l ruction anil (iroiiAin e irmn, Thr |Hnili«n of Vice-President of Aeadrmir Affair� - ' vacated with Ihr rwirnalmn of Mr Krilh Mrlvm Srfrcted to cam out the duties of the office which includes dvt«in and implementing poll Cie refuted |o the faculty wa Mr Mai Srmlh Mr tJmy Xwrnbtir, forme'ly Mean of «Students was tciven the title of Vice President rd Student Affair� 'I’ll rough lii office the admint (ration ntid coordination of student service occur Mi � Juanita llradley. Associate Mean of -Stu. dents retained her title. Pt } ii Pat� � � tnlwd lb tab 4 V f l'ra 4 � t af thsm Aftan� Board Of Trustees Of The Nebraska State Colleges Ho� I Ward II Nmiun l' ]U Cit . J Alan Cramrr. W yr� r. Henry f Freed. f’lvadr n.. Piw44r H: Jaitin A Uint, OnlUlj Ho� 2 Hofccrt L aUrF. Kmuio. ! f r nd� J. (JrftM, Vk? PmwJffM; Orni I- Sfarilrv Uju O, Sut CtwamrMiuSftrf off Education Not pwturt i � it l r. limi-� - K Tt4d, Lincofn. KMCilirv Officer af 4 A l Vajrafi., OituIu Member Kirrfiilw 3Jr Mil JkklVIli H« dl+tr. S«HKbkl of Mwttfci� MMi 4iu«I � «m� « Mn Viinma MiJIm 4 4lrvr nui-vr ihw iMrnti � lh §ir 4 J« m Personnel Further P. S. C. G MiMMr.ii Mhummm AdtMor. T Stb � t. I if«««r otf I) M«LU |hm «r mf hniwid i� d G W«vd l, Suf4f Cm4 mt M T t II Hifr of sjmj Switm. Im4i«l o4 HmM n iM litmiMi School Of Education And Physical Kow I l f K CifMMf, Mr. E Van 7jh(. Ur 15 fimih K « ? Ut I- KH� . lit 15 J� hrHf iHib il� School;; Dr. J. Jmim � 4 TH IWi Inn r.• ft minut 4 raftsi tic4� tc m+rvi o of fch Educs'MMn iJ arcfrt ni. Huf««jilk ((■nfifHM'M M r ii� m.m in ■.irhta Education Ml J T I 11 1 Jd, Miw Iktfiflir ttut Ml J Mt lPit.fr. 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Trrdiurrr. li Ik n.klrum and C S Wn j HjudUntl1Jwv+rnartuc A.u.uirw i J{ fi r« ni u � -■ Registration Follows Normal Course MM «tmpH daw rartfc wM , Judy GnKtnsa return� tkra to IM w� |(rfi lraii«n followed it normal pmntuir of lino, frustrationi, and corrections this yrar. Hw nti. the Itnrih of actual re«i - IrilWfi re mod to I� shortened Perhaps this wat due to the prep- aration of preliminary schedules 'Ilie usual scramble for a lime mill � «� not witnessed this year, Imlwid. registration wan don alphabetically find according to dauiiandinr. To compensate for additional fees and an increase m tuition and room and board fees, scholar «hit� . I«m , and (rants were awarded A ilirht drop in enrollment «as noticed from the prtvioiu year The fall semester witnessed 1001 students rrt� trr for d e . In the kprinr. approximately SOD students were registered. ?arw Jimm n lh« talrvlalton of One at tb� Urf� t tint «1 reetst r t min was formed dvnns t� w iw,ra« i( of U hm rteeipt � 1 mMnllM After xMuIn were • « 4� « � lfc« «� Mi4 «♦« stgdfMi m p«fu Sim €«4fe v kt umM far imkmm pw«m of fiiuikut U � lwh P« F iwll «4 MnmH Gm to nw «it 4MnWli d t i««uir UKt Lmai rv«M« «ihJ •rK«W Kt� ? 4t P tM ftfMrit� o fer� Freshman Beany Not Worn Kr � h.m� r Jury Steele toon found the t-ibeary to be cendiMtre in itwlyin TIi 1 little blue and « .Kite beany, which wan usually worn by incom- ing Freshmen student was not donned this year. To take its place wo a blue and white button which was much less conspicuous than the beany. Freshmen were allowed to come and r« a they chose without any fear of interference upon the pan of Upperclassmen. However, oc- casionally. .1 group would be caught and told to do a few odd job� , but it wa nothing that com- pared to the week of orientation I lull the Upperclassmen hud suf- fered a few year earlier. But even without the beany a Fresh- man became orientated to life at Peru State Colleye. Whatever happened to that little blue and mhHr betas that eiiesftt t-'teshrrtiin? lift Festival Builds Closer Relations CWrlradrn rodr in tWd annual Apfd« J«k Ketlrvil. The third annual Apple Jack Fes- tival was organized by the Nebras- ka City Chamber of Commere in sutler to build closer relation� between Nebraska City and Peru State Collette, An afternoon Parade, which began activities at the September event, included the new Freshmen at Peru State College along with colorful floats and important eue t . The annual Apple Jack Football game between Peru State and Tnr- kki College filled the stadium at Hayward Park in Nebraska City. The enthusiasm and spirit of the Peru State fans was, enormous- up until the gun ending the close fought battle between the two ri- val� A dance at the armory ended the day-'� activities in Nebraska City, by providing enjoyment for the students of both tollrn� . Odc oi lb m«n r ffottt 4i p4 «?d during «h-r 2od aJintJdhl Apple Jack Fnlival Paradr U.N. Dinner Sees Record Crowd The Ham� Economics Club. spon- sored by Mrs. Louise Kregel, held (I jhiiujI United Nations Dinner on October 12. Rather than serving midwtstern or foreign foods from only one or two nations a has been the prac- tice in the past, the club officer decided to change the usual for- mat this year, and served a menu featuring food� from eight differ- ent countries. The dinner, served in a smorgas- bord fashion, was presented in the Education Building. Connoisseurs had a wide and varied menu to choose front. Some of the foods featured at the yearly meal were: Swedish Meatballs with gravy: Irish Slew with Biscuits; American Baked Potuto; Hungarian Green Beans; Sunshine Jello; Apple Pickles, made with Peru apples: French Bread: and Swedish Nut Bread. Miss Karen S. Schneider served ns the club president, with Garni Warnke ns President-elect. Miss Pam Mivoshi was thr Vice Presi- dent and Miss Susan K. Hanley was Secretary. Miss Mary B. 1‘anp was the Parliamentarian. K record breakine 111 csoele altredrd the annual Priced Nation� Dinner SO Levitt Hosts Fall Show ftew I C M s Nliuawln J. G-rran I) ItanM li Unrit S. Kntn How 1 L StuimhuH■ C Sth� «jrr, A. Co � |i t Dimmd I twi How t I’ Mo-oOu, K M jU m K uii WaUuman. K Alban. II hUh M Watch, C MaMvIln. Ilk� ■ � I JaAfwwi. VI HiiMi. p. KrtiUa. S mine� . 4 Sian� � . fnabmwabildtnaiif ll?} The kiiulrnu uf I em Stale Cel' Inn «ere |ir� a� ntel with an ad, ditionai (mil thin |Mi l year ail (he annual variety «how. Became of an injury, the «cited tiled Mauler of (Vrrttwnin «.a unable to at- tend, no J D, eervtd m the re- placement, the firm time he Ha ever «ervnl in (hi capacity in hn xevrnleeti year of directing (he ptoerem The «hoik w « kicked off by the liAdiliorva) fre hman kickline. After rominit ontiaite in vArtoun lypt of eloiHiiin a.« a «emi' tu� hum ahow, (hey reireAled b� ck (p ie to pul on (heir ctw- tume� While (hey were dre init. the audience woe entertained by I,eon Golden. Bob Wernsmnn, and Bob Olson with their own union of ih kiekline A etiw of Hufhlo f i Pbuf� ta«l Uw M C 'i uma ilm Homecoming Features “The Bells” Shakespeare’s Tempest Presented TV Court | arty thou thr turmoil of Hit Horn irhile Hit rrrw rihibtli llwir � lrw Something exciting and fantastic occurred on the TSC campus thi fall. After being buried in the shadow for year . William Shake- speare reappeared as a livinc. breathing happening. The J'cru Players presented Shakespeare’s The Tempest under the direction of Handy Holton. The Tempest, a culmination of Shakespeare’ work brought to- gether all the joy. grief, cele- bration. greed and brutality of humanity. It was observed in the play that Shakespeare wrote for alt people. p;n.t and present. Many of the same questione that were asked during hi� time, such a . Do we know too much? are still being asked today. M Tnoculo and drunkard. Stephana loot i Uv brail (Hu- hnv ruptured Marlene Meyer Chosen Queen Mis� Murlrfic Meyer, is senior flcmi-nlury education major, rep- resented Morgan Hall residents. Marlene, a varsity cheerleader in 1970'Tl, i the daughter of Mr and Mrs, Merle Meyer of Nchawk-n. She was also a member of Newman Club. White Angels, Women' Athletic Association and Peru Stale Kriuration Association, Chosen to represent the residents of Del roll Hall was Miss Jean nine Davis, a junior majoring in phy - its� ] education. She was a May Fete attendent for two years, an active member of Women'� Ath- letic Association and vice-pres- ident of Davidson-Palmer Hall. Jtonninc'a parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davia of Tecumaeh. Miss Cathy Cole, slaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cole of Auburn was chosen to represent the commuting students of Peru State College. Cathy, a senior -speech major, served as a cheerleader and was a member of Student Governing Associa- tion. Newman Club. Drama Club, and Gave] and Rostrum. A junior elementary education major. Miss Charlene liar rah ill was selected to represent the residents of Glayfciurn Mulhcws Hall. Charlene, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Ilarra- hill of Omaha, was secretary- treasurer of R.C.B., president of | a vids-on• Pal met Hull, and a member of P.E.S.A, and Kappa Delta Pi. Mr . Hetty «Johnson represented Davidson-1’aimer Hall, Hetty, a senior elementary education major, was vice-president of Student Wives, co-captain of the Drill Team, a member of P.S.K.A,, Afro-American Club, and Da vidion. Palmer Dorm Council, She is the wife of Mtfec Johnson, a 1971 graduate of Peru State College. M� rl n Meyer, se«rtnl by Mill O'Hrien, wencrn� nrrl HonwcOnung tjuren by l r Conum 03 ItomecomliM candidate , atop their nut. creel thfir wellanthem «tunny the parade. Mm Jfjnnin I avH LUi-Ij-HI Halt Mi� Cathy Cote- i-t-pr -nied ih tfrimnuiui iiwj n� ,% -of l ru Sta Mbtf Karkn Hairahkll Kiwrarnt rH Clay bum Maihtm Hall Mn Kelly loHriuwi r Mntrd Davifiuvr Palftirr Hall ‘Have A Happy Day’ Was Theme Thr Second annual Homecoming I'tndr celebrated iVru' Fiftieth The students en Irrnl a leeurd number of float� transformed from «ran, flatbed , and n ation . Still in It infancy, the annual parade it proving lo be a bin At- traction throughout thr Southeast rattier of Nebraska. The imagi- naimnt of thr «ludent ware put to hard work with the theme Have a Happy Day' a every hap and tire (hpirtid great talent, Thr winner of the float contest Wit for the mreonrt year in a row Jhe (ndmtrial Art� Club which � bowed bow a few hard working student can do quite a bit with hammer and nail A ho entered in the parade were more than twenty-five band� from the mmundint High School . Hoy Seoul and cheer trader which added an ntrr attraction to the parade WJl A at-ifced taac e 11m� rtin. rfculiirtn frjiiir J in many erf tbt pared iktrw IVlvrcd lim «� I . Miltrv, Kin of Mr Mr . iJonaJd Miller Cheerleaders Back ’Cats Victories The cheerleader of last year were 6 spritely youm ladies who tried to buoy the spirit «f the teams in the face of adversity arid who were there to yell loud- cst of all when they were victorious. Thr cheerleaders were asain chosen by the «itidem body. They were; Kim fVttcr . Tctry Ntt- wii?f Deb Brecht. Patty Me- Liu «hi in. Mary CJoergen, June BntichrT. The «is were fcuirkor!- np by Sue Schucwdcr and Drb Yost. C +ri r c+K yrfl «upfovi Th k fr!f d r m}ya -mrrr rtrci-rd tjy thr mjdrrat body Cat tlic 1J71-T2 jr «r wrer. How I: M. G«Ti«r . T. Ktiiriff. J. KoHchcr How 2; K. I Wf M, I1 . SX IjfcUfUb. Tlw cb wl+ d« wprt n p| orled by i h- - tubMUuC tJ. Yc� l ftd $, SeKu «r -r 64 [Drill Team Organized In Peru 1 Ft tiKw di. B Dorn, It. I Klim, K P, Schulu. t , ft ! . B E Hrrbncr, C. C y . K Afetn, 2 IJwkry. C. JjUiUfcn, P. Ms(.V nnrII, J. pimmiM. S Hrtkeu 'Hie Killy KairlrU. a girls drill team, was organi zed for the first time at Peru Slate in 1971 to perform at basketball names. Mrs. Veronica liegum, new in- structor in the business depart- ment. was the sponsor. Mio Sharon Gttttty. a librarian at Peru State. also helped super- vise the program. The drill team prrlomusl van ems routines during the half- times of the bosketb.il I ironies, including a dunce-march routine. The routine were set to popu- lar music, including ”Wit4yM. “Shaft' ', Raindrops-”, and “The Stripper '. The final performance was given at the Mi. Marty basketball ««me on February 1«. Dn3l T(4-m pepf d crowd dunne kalftiai ftcltvilan U ji ih fir .t mr in fVru Game Tournament Held .Sen� rj Ih r wi4«.UfiU in tk neiu J S.C B «pon� r«d Gam Unni� IWli t m. Popriu Iten Montinf . run Totimammia mrrr Karl lirown. on� half of ih eJumfcbodiship nrr%-i p in. |«bl« ermu doublet. Jin M K« b, fhm th np The annual S,C,B, GameTcnirna- mrnU were held through Novem- ber 8 18. The field� of compe- tition included in the game were chew, $-b ll. snooker. table tennis. table tennis doubles and «freight pool. All «ante tourna- ment were open to Peru Stale Collette student . The over-all winneni and run- ner up were: Chew • Jim Mc- Kean, l t and Dave Vermeer 2nd. 8-ball ■ Avery Wallace, let and Bill Sell 2nd. Snooker • Handy Hansen, lat and Bill Sell 2nd. Table Tennb - Jerome Stewart. 1st and T. Popek 2nd. Table Tenni Double - Earl Brown and Jerome Stewart were 1«. Don Monnnsro and Tom Popek 2nd. Straight Pool - Nate Ow . pt ,� contemplate next move. while jude ivd audi«if real watchful r - «n Parks 1st and Jim Pearson 2nd. JHOerma of the intricat g ra PWata at D Vermeer. K. Oiakrabarly Jude� , M Kelly. o Debate Team Travels Widely C. Col , S. Lone, I., StobhmdKk. P. Caul� , tflKrr Intwt Um� lA« dtbet ■( Wichita Stat� . IjjAi and Cult check cytt after final delui -t the dal'. They isf-ri the irlv Beam to rapture a Iri tih Pmrntir.r the on and off! Mr. J.D. Levitt. I nii ia thr debate iiutruttor. StudrnLi aittand atlh him at Marynlle arc- P Cattle. D Votinr, D P«rVa. S. Tyler The members of the Debate Team attended Debate Tournament in Maryville. Missouri; Mankato. Minnesota; Kansas City, Kansas: Wichita. Kansas. Wayne State Collette and Northwest Missouri State Collette. The debators brought back a third place trophy from the Wayne State Forensic Tournament. The 1971 72 Gavel and Rostrum Debate (inhibition was held Octo- ber 8. This Kshibition is held each year to ullow hi eh school debate teams to learn the pro■ cedures and technique of Col- lette debate. For the first time, Mr. J,D, Lev- itt, debate instructor, was as- sisted in hi debate class by praeticum students. They under- took much of the fundamental work required for debating. President of the Gavel and Rostrum Debate Society for 1971 -'72 was Bob Wernsmon; Vice President, Barb Wilkinson: and Secretary-Treasurer, Julie Tillman. Student Life Often Intriguing Lftarjiintf to dune? n ofun difficoll None! ! ! (A well. il P wld be won . IKiffy i a (tvwil pfoce for VtwfctfM� � rt� ui� 4 k� «-t iptm Gtftiflf ’’Otari -Up“ fop Th TrCftpff%E“ The '501 � dunce vu ■ btf hit with ' «windn“ fctiedent . W Ch« Ntetefe prtrri ri « ooc n of «Oftf PUm i NCofin i � Ue� rd (iti Peru tioftmu v«ral nifhu of «cdltnt nouik. Entertainers Capture Audiences Changes Bring Improvements TV (Mot (Ink tree on I'lfu'i runp� •« lu n down tnl Him iprini Xrw filer� ., rari -t, a combination lounge and vtinly area with back ground music. were all a part of the nr«' look .it the library An information center wm con- nlructetl in front of the Adminis- tration liuildinir to inform «tudrnl of various event . The cIa« of 1919 took the initiatur action for the new bulletin board. Anothrr maior chamfr w hich took place during the 1971-72 school year, wav the new «el nf dorm hours. All Kiri under 20 year of UK� w ho had p.i rental Ctmvrnl a m l irirl 2« years of nue or older were el ktrtbfe for no hour The collet!? tenni court wrrr temporarily rt up a an ice kal ■ me rink for public u e. Industrial Art «.indent and the Student t'en- ter Ito.ird cooperated with the f’eru Chamber of Commerce jn the construction of the rink I aunt in i pruviitnl «liwtrnU comfort M mu in whKh to r«e=i penadKetr A new '«formation renter � � coiMtructol to replet the ouruul anr rloitalerf in T� |J Who’s Who Selected At Peru Mr Gary Stephen uf Imoirenr. luwa. transferred from town Wfulprn Community Cdlritp Hr wm nnninl to 'Who'� Whn In American Junior Collette .” Hr wutii president of the Peru State Social Science Society. and a member of Knppii Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, jiihI the I 'em Kdu cation Association. The recipient of thr Women Athirtk Association scholarship, the Both Kamil) Memorial, the tWorye Andrew Memorial uchoP andtip h� Mi� Karen Sell of Tubar, Iowa, She was a mrrnber of Kappa Delta Pi and linn. Beta, Beta, the Womens Athletic A� 'n. and the Teacher Ed Committee ML Janice An la hi of Siout Kapid . Iowa, vta .1 member of Kappa Della Pi, thr Peru State Stud ml (education Association, the Lutheran Studriu Fellowship, Dormitory Council, and the tol- lere education committee. Miu Aidahl wm elected President of the Student Center Hoard. Mr. Danirl Kithrnlmm. .1 re� i dent of Pawnee City, was the President of the distinguished Hioloiry orif.iniMtiorv. lleta, Beta. Beta and al o t member of lambda Delta bmUi Besides these accomplishment , Dan was placed on the Dean ld t of Honor Koll surdent for academic achievement. Mr . Judy lifolrian of Brock re reived a Peru Achievement Foundation Scholarship Air (i rot rum wn active in l hi Bela lambda and alno the Women’ Athletic As ‘n, Through her work and involvement jn the Women' Athletic Asa'n Judy ha obtained her slate vullryhall certificate. Selected a lloinrcomini? tfiiwti candidate and Clamour mueazine best dress ! coed candidate Mi Miu Susan Hnrpham of Auburn She wai a member of Alpha Mu 0m«4, Kappa Delta Pi, Bela, lieta, Hein, and the Peru State Kduc.Itlull Association. Sue also received a cooperating school scholarship!. Mi Dm mi Schneider uf Syracuse was awarded the Knmht of Ak- Sar-Bcn Scholarship She also served a | rr idnii of the Student Goveminit Association. She VH a member of tlir Student Center Buard, the Peru State (education Association, the Newman Club, a ltd the White An cel . )) Ml'- Susan Hitter was it member of I hie Worotn'� Athlrlk Associa tion and also i certified volley- ball official Shr wa j member of the While Anird . Kappa Delta I i, and the Peru Slate Kduralion A««CMlion She was alw) I hr trripienl of the Ir-ss Hlltta Memorial Scholarship, Mr Charles llachle nf Auburn was .t member of Mrl.i Bela lli-l.i and Alpha Mu Omeua ilurine hi colleee career, U«ldc� these, Cltllrln also held office in the unraniration� of lambda Delta I-irnhrt.i arvd Kappa Della Pi. He has also attained the academic csrrllrrice of Dean's Honor Roll, Mr Itobcft (’«It. a citi rll of Julian. Krbr . ■' a member of the Peru State Social Science Society, and wm elected to membership in the pmliinou campus orram a lions uf Phi Alpha Theta and Kappa Delta Pi, Hr dm also the recipient of the •J II CnlKm scholarship, Mr Dave Harris ol Auburn was a member of Kappa Della Pi and Alph.1 Mu Omrw lie lettered in coif, track, and crew muni ft Hr competed in naliortal track and cross country meets He was on the Dran's list and re- retvrd the Hill Tynon Award for bn n L- the mi island mu Junior Athlete. Mr John l.utt, a resident of Auburn, was a member of the Industrial Arts flub while at tendine I’.S.O, Heside� this. he also brlollCed In Klrsilon Pi T«U. liurine ho Sophomore year. •John received the pre-stimou Wilhehnina I .arson Award (or c� crllcme ill the field of Indus- trial Arts An active member of the Home Kconornics Club. Miss Priscilla Miyoshi of Nebraska City, was aluj a niember of the prm -State Mutulum Association lle ido the� r activities, Miss Miyosln bdomred to the Order of Kaslrrn Star, and found lime in her schedule lo work as an assistant ■PH leader. The recipient of the A B. (’luy- hurn Memorial Social Science Award, Mis Kathy Hoyle of Bellevue, was also pnsident of Klim Monun Hall. Kathy was also all arlivr member of White Anirels. Student Governimt Asso tillian, Peru State Social Science Society, and Women's Athletic Association. 'j Christmas Comes To Peru a Gv«t+� W ihriJI � ! rnjiriy At (ItfutinM I)� fVrr. «potrwitfrtJ hy -C H 76 Attiihi mftd iJw Suili ««jriitftted iKr ij m trf tKr o«. iloiir wilK thru ttudMhiw Tlh nruikil co4ir ct«3 bf Af pnar alfcd lr «nv at admit hn1nst� ilrroialwl ih .rrmUu hAuaiffirf TV «Imvr ptaju . tnliaeh awarded t'tra mk � f •itiiuai nnv r ttmwHi «• ’h.� cae . r pr« -r tK in «duration which IVfu State- (olWr ha� lirvrlufwd m 1 hr p ct (our year Al the nnnunl mwlini: of the American Association of College� for Teacher Education, Peru Stati1 Collette wav cited for ex- cellence in teacher education. Thr Distinituislied Achievement Award murniaei the Supple- mentary Training Program de- veloped by the college whereby low-income imraprofessionals can enter the college and take courses related to their work. Participants in the project are typically middle-aged working mothers with family responsi- bilities Many are members of minority groups. 11 ruler this pro- gram they are offered a chance to improve their skills. Upon completion of til credit hours, they receive an Associate in Arts degree in Early Childhood Education. This program, headed by Ur, Hex Shelley and assisted by Mr. Eldon Smith, began four years Sl-PHtUrtTflif rtAFiftS PiS iSK ago under the Nebraska Head Start Supplementary' Training Program, This program was de- signed primarily to serve the needs of low income para profes- sional employed by the Head SPut Program, Peru State College has learned much from administering the program. For one thing, in de- veloping a program responsive to specific educational needs, the collegi- has hud to modify the traditional course sequence. It has developed the degree aspect of the program, faking many of the participants beyond the cer- tificate portion. It has further recognized that courses must be scheduled at times and locations which are convenient to the stu- dents. It has had to keep flexible in terms of admissions policy, curriculum development, faculty assignment, and delivery of edu- cational programs. I-Kiuird wrth Ihr j-la-j-ir sir t� i Kra Htutlfy, Mr l.annia SaunCen, former UisdeiU in ihr Swpf-ltfttcn-lar Tr irsi c l‘ - rang tip Nrvil S. Ooroon, Mrs Mililrnl ( umnunn C rt f IWsrfotini-rSl Ihrectof from Omaha, .usd Mr. Kl-Wi Sn.ilii Pv� u iyiAUr ftftsvfi ■ (4 4 it fro� the AnA ffc n A«a$- w-ard (.’. Ptomrroy. A ACTE Biituliw Director: Off. Nwl ! nftlKoi fif CcJUcffn foe TmcImv Educa Sion Abo . I)r Kn ikimun. «mi VI r J-l.Wi Njtmli Shrill. Dp Nalli ni t If Kyet . AACTK F'wwtart: Or. Ed- Mn i ta yc i Ky Kwjik cortdiKt Art Mrty childhajd fduciiion ri urwr in Mwmc «I |- urb-jr , N-rtira t.A j M ny toag Knur � rr drvn4 d ti mikml ihr Supf.IrmrnUn l inminf I'rcwram .1 «we c«m, 'Hhetv cartribuunr ihrir lien and taJe-rti were Mr. Kfcdon C. Nrnatih. Mr b nu Sdynitrin- Mr . SirnJi SurCT . and l)r Hn r� 5ir||ry P9 Peru Sponsors High School Events Peru Stair Col far? ipomorcd •nrial activities jot hith school student in both academic And aili- |«tic circlo . Through ihe r m ttvilio burh icbool UiirlrnU were oifrrrd an opportunity to rail PSC on a rrrular el � day. In (ho icadrinic catritory, a Jour. nali� m Day, a Hand Clinic, a Speech Cont«t and a Vocal Muaic Clinic werr held Varimw m truc- tor� in (hr School of llutruiniiir and collrifr «tudeni coordinated theaeactmtie� . In ihe area of athletic . YV.A.A j jn� ored the annual volleyball lotlriuimenl, In March, a track meet for both boy and nrU t a held under live direction of Mr llarlan Krnn and assisted by ISC student . Al larM m hirh wJk I lMri� TW fin Aitt Mali un Dutrnt ! [ wh foalM «ludent a il Iheir turn to perform attempt« «0 s-t-w the huh rump bar |r llr injM rm icn Uudmti an Iiftrmvff m ilu Grid of miinilaiB. I� TH Hand rtidK, fttnrilin-fclH hy h SEu«k DvparlfBfrvl offered are itudrflt An opportunity to harmraiii Swth Iau Neb In llk«H School ttudenU wtrt under the direction of Kandall � M K� n ftclurtd above t« JU«I one of thr mart i!r ircminnl Athlete entered m the mffl ai Academic Abilities Recognized U Arnold. K Mfliriy, M Runyan, C WMh. S L� n . ft pt� ni Mtttmttm dui.rvt ih first wnwvtef. A record 1 5 MudeALi Sirmprr K Sell. Thru iiud nta attAinn! i � ijrrl 9,0 n dt mrrt lumedlollw Dean lul, Ffew I: N SlolS. I damn. B Hhroyrr Hum 2: D. Aplry. M T� non The first semester of the past year saw a record breaking num- ber ol «ludente named I� the Dean’s List. Of the 185 named to the scholastic list, seven were able to achieve a perfect grade point average of 9,0- Those students which attained the perfect average were: Ralph Ar- nold. Falls City: Kalhie MeLarly. Nebraska City; Carol Wheeler, Audburn; Stephanie Lang, Paw- nee City; Rennie Stem per. Peru; and Karen Sell. Tabor. Iowa. Second semester recipients from Prry State College of the 1972 Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers Scholarships were; Nancy Stoll. Gresham. Debbie Gaines, Peru; Barbara Shover, Superior; Dorothy Apley, Fall City; and Margret Tynon of Peru. tu IH KiMBlMit tundi wl isirdi. Faculty Card Party Sponsored Vat the third time in I’eiu'e his- tory. � faculty card parly � « Wd. tponwird by thr Stijdrni Cmtrr Board, !emer Mich � � charades nnd curd tNimm liltr pilch hishliBhied the evenint, Another came whkb ttit enjoyed by ill. � u the Ciw tike Pan which (t uitw at )e.� t watt skill. The reeled lion committee of the .Student Center Board was on hand to «nr punch and cookira to those taking port in the activities. Tin- riHrrinintnrnt was also open to the married alwdeml ns w el I ai faculty anil staff. Vi Miihii i 1 iLInuin nd I Mt« t� rrfl r lh« ditfctkon of ifmt (‘ilalftr. twffaff Hl ' So Kill “ Students Direct Productions A new iiitmipi in the afi-i� of dra- matic� w«� tried thi year by «lu- dent� cit Peru Stale Throughout the yrnt ihr directed a number of one act pruduetiwH During thr first semester Pat Cm- tie directed No Knit . The Token , written and directed by Dan Wirlh nd w«tnl by -Fulcr TtU nan nt produced during the trial period Due to the iwcti atihinnl in the First nrmwter, new production were given during the neeond se- ■newter bnd Stubbendetk. Julee Tillman, ItrVoc Manning, Barbara Polkty, Ann O'Connor, Swan Tortaton, und Mark lUlm each bonded n production. American Dame Rounds Out Year The American Ifame by Philip C. Lewis was presented by The Peru Player� , under the direction «I Mis� Patricia Manley, Thr playoul or «mall quick scene depicted the subjugation and emancipation of women throughout history, be- ginning with Eve and carrying into present time . The rather large east very sue- cess fully portrayed a variety of characters and situations;. The set of platform upon platform was highlighted by the insignia of the woman found on the floor - boa rds of t he set. Thi was the first time a play of this pace and complexity was at- tempted at Peru State. It proved to be a welcome change ami the variety it added to the theater presentations rounded out « year of exceptional performances. M Kelly, L Kaj ff� rvd Jtixl J. Tillrrtart Bh rol« oA fch Monun in pfnithia y fi H Prw4oii pemrayftl g-vw rt 32nd Annual Tea Is Hosted llf.rr.i- tvcfuiomlc -lu-triU. � 1� 12 pound cnkt which woa wrv« J lo o.ri cme hfiriitrrd ru« ls Jtlcndinff ih rrmujJ t tM Thi -i mum I event started in 1940 when several Peru coeds were on .1 trip to o national home eco- nomics convention in the East. While visiting a museum at Mount Vernon, they found a recipe, ’’How to make 11 Great Cake , which wn copied for Martha Washington by her grandmother. The original recipe includes five pound of flour, four pounds. of sugar and 40 pounds of egg nm«nt other item . The cake ha been served nt the tea annually since February 27. 1941. except for years during W,W. II. The oblong cake, in the shape of a doll with a miniature of Martha Washington atop, was baked by tire girl in the Home Economics Department Mrs. Louwe Ktcgel. Home Economics instructor, su- pervised the tea, so ?vrviru- iK t iW ]r?Ad Anmi l Marth T«« r P. Miy-wh. K. Schnod . C. WttmLr, tvd -S. Harder. Rap Sessions Voice Opinions Student� and faculty at Peru State were teiven the opportunity at four ”Hap Swiom to «prfr' their opinion and ask question con- cerni or the future of l- eru. Opin- ion and question were directed to four State Senator : Irvin K. Wilts . Calvin F. Carsteu. -Julius Burbach. and Wayne Ziebarth: members uf the Hoard of Trustee of Nebraska State Collettes: Ward H. Hee inan. I r. James Todd, and J. Alan Cramer; and administra- tors of Peru State: President Neal S. Gomon. Dr. Max Smith, Or. Ervin Pitts, Dr, Guy Ifosenbtrtt. [Jr. Clyde Burrell, LJr. John Christ. Dr. Hex Shelley, and l)r. C. V.Siettner. Question raided were concerned with the selection of the new Pres- ident of the Collette, the voca- tional-teehriicul program at Peru, policy chanto ronccmiitB dormi- tory regulations and «ludent con- duct rules and the dismissal of faculty members. Panel vf dialintuWtved tuesu heard the opinion of fwutiy -and .lutmti The panel for the fourth uuion a eaenpaud at Collet Adounutrative personnel and lOemhee of the ho id ot Trintre «7 Students Choose Glamour Girl Mia-% M«rlfn Mty r '■«. � runnrr’up Each year the Student Center Board sponsors a contest to name Peru State Collette's Glamour Girl. The nominees are chosen un the basis of dress, college and community activities, and special honors received. This year (he students chose Miss Deborah Elmlingerof Huron. Ohio, to represent them in the national finals. Miss Elmlinger, a 197] transfer student from Rowling Green Stale, it a junior majoring in English and i planning a career in teach- ing, Deb was active in both Eng- lish Club and Student Center Hoard Her parents are Mr. and Mr� . Helmut Elmlinger of Huron, Runners-up m the Glamour Con- test were Mrs Marlene Meyer and Miss Shirley Jacobson, Marlene, a senior rtementury ed- ucation major, is from N'ehawka. Nebraska. Some of her activities included Newman Club, White An- gels, Cheerleading. and the Dotm Council at Morgan Hull. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr . Merle Meyer of Nehawka. Shirley, a senior front Otoe. Ne- braska. is the daughter of Mr and Mrs, Carl Jacobson. A social science major, Shirley is planning a career in teaching. Some of her activities included Cheerlead, tug. Phi Alpha Theta, White An- gels. and Kappa Delta Pi. Wmiu-r ol iht Glamour ConteM � « Mim Dttasah Klmlmrtr. a juumu traiwfer Mu- ( mt from llomliag Grom Stale. � ? Three Faculty Members Retire For mix yvmn Mi� � ll nrry hm « i tf d Peru Sl� 1f «(uitrfct� . Three members of Peru' faculty retired this past year. Those re- tiring were Mits Lucy I. Hovey, Harold W. Johnson, and Silas K. Summers. Mis Hovey received her B.S, and M,S, Degrees in home economics education from Emporia State Teachers College, In 1907, she joined the staff of Peru Slate Col- lege after teaching for thirty five years in Kansas, She h«t been active with the Home Economic Club on campus, the I 'nited Motions Dinner, the Martha Washington Tea and th style show Mr, Johnson begun his forty five year teaching career in « rural school in Richardson County. In 1951. he was appointed supervisor of grade eight and director of guidance at the T. J. Majors. Cam- pus School. He was named College Director of Student Teaching and Placement in i960. While -it Peru, Mr. .Johnson established the stu- dent education association on cam- pus, of which he was sponsor for twelve yea r . Mr. Johnson holds art A.B. Degree from PSC and an M.A. Degree from the University of Nebraska. In i960, Mr. Summers came to PSC from Tarkio College where he had been head of the English Department for fifteen years, Dur- ing the years that he has been with Peru he has served as spon- sor of the English Club and Sigma Thu Delta, Hr wa .il a respond- bit- for the publication of Sifting Sands. He received hi A.11. Degree from Western State College, Gunnison. Colorado and his M,A. Dnrw from the University of Missouri He ho also done graduate work at various universities. oo itelirina Liwirucior were Mr H� rol ] Johnuwi. Mi � Lucy Hovey and Mr. Sita� Summers. Carlile Assumes New Position I ton Carlitr, Director of Special .Smite at Peru -incc 1956. «� - tinned the position of 1iirector of Placement .ti Surihwi� t Miutoura Siirtt t'oltrue at Maryville. Miv vouri Mr Carlile rainr to l eru in tSS-l at Awiitani Director of Special Service . Hi work had been mainly concerned with contacti rut purafieri H'r 1Uticri1 for IVru and pre-pan nit publication for the re- cruitment of new ntudcnt . The jiCHilicin of Director of Special Service required much time, work, iind rnrricy but I ton found vatic fiction in hi work. The mn t ati fvinc part of hi k� h un Thr opportunity to cel to know kid while they were -1 ill kid , then to rr them rraeh maturity and yo out and contribute to HXttty. Don Carlile save thi collcii� more than what hi poMlion required of him. Ile «ave hirtuelf for a better Peru. W A A nrwr.l l Eton. Inifhi «I the Mill iclwel imiUlifruI nJle bjll Ivurruttwei Cullb rOn« • llilnlw u( Spetiol ft thr l il � � .Ct Ifcm Carlilv inn IhincCw vt } t ctviw Ti|l Nostalgia Theme For Spring Week J tfc |u£l| JIwt pfkriM to fJfcm flow C«ftM rmc Pm C TTrf lofflul Amber mhmk trntm ih XV W«i •« rff «4 h I Ml I iMt Ui wttoh di«w4 art li Coronation At Fifties Dance During 4i(i intermit ion el the I- if tie lltncr the Kin� � 1111 Oueeo of Spriii� Wrek tnrtrawnnl C'hoaen Kin uriil IJurrn were Steve Krnji- rrk .md Kim Fetter . Steve kMjKtk. hieldio rrujof, wet i he Hiphomorr candidale for kin� lie it I hr ton of Mr and Mt Fid Kraiurk of I'tpillMn. Vrktxx kt Steve hr inaflidtulnl in foot- ball Ml � Kim Jritffi. an elementary n|lK4ll«n major. wet choten I the Hiphonwrr candidate- for queen She In� firm active in W A A .ind rlirrf iradinir In her fretluniih year. Kmi nerved a an attendant for ihr Sriun VV'rrk Koynllv Kim it the daughter of Mr. And Mr Wendell Feller of Slullman N™ Imey Selected a onr ol the emor can dedair for Sprmr Week Kine � � • H«ii Snyder I Jan, a hu«inp« mt fat, i from 1‘ttriw City. Nebi � - Fa Ife i� the «m nf Mr And Mm MdimC Snyder, Mi Cathy Cole, on Emttuh and •leech major. w.i choaen At une of the temur earn! id Ale for queen ftlhv. the dimrhter of Mr. and Mrt Ifohert Coir of Auburn, lia part Kijuiird in debate, dramatic «M thmletdini dunne her four year at fVru State 1972 Spring Week Royalty An elementary education major, Mr . Belly Jtlmwn, i!«i repre- sented the senior ela . Belly wa active irv Uavidionfaliiwt Dorm Council, Student Wivn, Afro- American Clul ami I ,S I A- She i I he wife of Michael Johnson, a I9j t graduate of Peru Slate Karl Drown, a physical education major, it the son of Mr , Kuih Hrnwn of Cincinnali, Ohio, Karl, a «.eruor, w t ,in active student on camptii. Hr participated in I Club, Afro-American Club, Stu- dent Financial Aid Committee and ihe Communily Action Program Kirk I Slack junior king candi- date, i ait rtemelitnry educaliun major. Me � (he son of Mr, and Mr . U,ill'll I Hack of Millard. Kick no active in wrestling, chorus, and band throughout hi three year with Peru, The junior eta� queen candidate was Mi 1 leborah Kind i tiger. An Knglisli major. Deb wa active ui Knell h Club. Kappa Delta Pi and Student Outer Hoard. She i the daughter of Mr and Mr . H K. Ktmlinger, of Huron, Ohio. X Selected As Freshman Attendants TfJww rktbi hnhiiMiT bo ■(« mriicMr U� bttutiw king h gwm wmd w «Ltrn fan(k • Kight freshmen were eho en by popular drclian to be nllnttlunU for the I9T2 Spring Week Royalty, A freshmen they were ineligible to bwnmr kmif nr queen of Spring; U’mIb Thow (ItMrn w(i«: Mi � Mary Weber. on rlrmrniaiy education major i� from Saddir Brook. Sew Jersey. She ha� par- ticipated in I'S.E.A and dramat- ic . Mary U the daughter uf Mr. and Mr� . Robert Weber. Paul Karrell, Mm of Mr. and Mr� . Donald I). Farrell of Council Itlufh, Irma, it an orcbilecrural mirin- cerine major. Paul hat been ac- tive in lueh org.i meat ion� a� In duMriat Aru Club and Student Center Hoard. Mi ' There Kronlr. daughter of Mr. and Mr . Joe Kroner of Te- cum di dir.ok.i served a froihman da� Kt«ary and a a representative to DavidsonT'Al- mer Horn� Council. Shr was «| o an active member in Newman Club. Theresa ha a field of concentra- tion in elementary' education. Dave lasmrnle. a native of iVru, Nebraska, i the on of Mr. and Mr . Walter Lnmmlr. Dave i a biology major who bn participated in nidi «purl at col I and � wim- He wa also active in intra mural sports. Chosen by her fellow freshman. Ml Carol On nlw served a an attendant. Carol it an elementary education major from Lincoln, Nebraska She i the daughter of Mr. nnd Mr Juentein Orr. Znne Jansen i a physical edltra- lion major. He i the son of Mr. and Mr . Raymond IE .l.m rll of Elk Horn. Iowa Zone ha been ac- tive in football and intramural� . A l o chosen to represent the freshman r|u � was Mitu� Marge .Irltiirk, Marce I� the daughter of Mr. and Mr . Carl Jelinek of Wes- ton . Nrbr.uk� . She Iia n ftrld of concent rat ton m elementary nl- u cation. Robert itt ” Krajicek 1� the son of Mi. and Mr . Ed Krajicek of Ihiptllion. Nebraska Robert is undetermined in the area of a major, Me has participated in football and intr� mural sport (Hu was also a member of New man Club. os jjal Mfttrrvr JJp K ' P ff dunnuhv rniv J Spring Week Adds Variety If : luttnJ ift I-Kht ALI Srhrtrttt Tifptfc Mwi mm� tlvp inSr myp� | Ip«ck mfrrt: few «Ih� l« sluc3«flt« Wonderful World Of Fashion t ihmraill, J. Stia,«nhoftt- «nd M StufcrnlMtU nwslricd carinent� they hunt «ifiiiru- Irrl The'’Wonderful World of Kashi on wilt |fi iscnini by girl in thr Home Economic� Clawt. and the Sruinu and Clot him Drp.irt merit Mi � l.uty Howy, Home Econom- ic� in� i rue tor at Peru Slate, spon- sored the annual event. Throughout the style «how thr unit modeled cloth im which they had � r� n dun nit the past year. Aim modeled were some of the fash- ion of the past. Uurirm diu- inter mi—ion, slides of Paris fashion and future fashions were show n The Catch 22 Scene' performed duri rut the second intermission, I’jmI Kir-wOr-c in the wr-imal t-lyle «how tn J Hu ttek . M Mtar VI i'up, S Ki-cr. C, � nd K Kd� fdj A Step Toward The Future 1 4 trf % Um l'r MjWn4 [hwH Schnn4«t «««4 tkr Irinmm «4 � irr« � •« 194 Receive Degrees lirfcdtiAij! !, Srfiwi � «rrr w tnd hct� - ! FwulSv, firr.iEs n f on (ti coltare qurfianflt fot «r« 1u 1ttwi mittim IQQ Onfr • Jr� 1 i� «fit n c ««ar to th toyin ? th-tt W« n j««� • (� ■ «o fccfor I Srailfc Vwr rf«-! n1 P Afl|ir� «i l4 l ih tfl k ln tfcrt� dkfctufVUM ICrmrinbiffinf. SNiihiiK AMVi� 4l)ikf 1C to? Alpha Mu Omega Is Busy IH Ttif math ctudenl of the campo hod on event-filled year with th(UHiiin un l lr(nun� iM(ioiu in ninth � iml a ('liruim.i parly, Tin iinnuJil lfflk Try lirltl in May condudinr (he year� r thi (in. At (hr trconcl initiation of the year occurred .in uuUlanritnf event, (hr rrlrbration of Mr, MtKrfrhrf'� birthday. Sj«� nMir� for Alpha Mu Ontrra «ere Ml l.tlr MfKriflin atvd Dr Daryl Lanr. The officer far the 1971-72 year pictured u left were. Jerry Tuthorn. I’m ■dent Annire I‘ter hi. Vxt I’m- •dent Mary Madiutn. Seeretaiy T traiurrt Beta Beta Beta Perpetuates Biology IW� ] L Kwlwfibnfc . I Jofvra. P, I'hm. I) Jjilwftbrtfr , l‘ n4iW 1 «ml I' I'rkhl. Viol Hun� ? M Alfa 1 11 4,.. ipjoaM. • Turn , t C’HfMlm K S ll. T Kirvt y. nii i)r John i|xwu r • H l.'.iri n Irf. I). SlnrtMon. H Millijim. li I’ratr. (’ J Tlllilf, AOd K Ihtfilifi The p I rJf u MlA ( C hin! i rx| Altwri 1 lltetfy «• !h� rrw Thi rrowi «• It I by l) n Kwhnilbifftr, PrraMfom. IVih I'imK. Vki IWi lirtil itl P 1 1'fiJw whu iKr tffiAjj i MkMMA I hr iMr E-m r.f th rrompi toir b« !o M- t� � rrH:+� Epsilon Pi Tau Members Profit Ko I J KinIuii, J IrUii, T Voikirrr. If ihMhrf l.i Hoik fani, I� C rihHCin «ruj |( W m� f Item 2 lb l.nlrt Knurll Mr D V. Jomi, .Sjwnior, t) Kobfrt n i. K Ijivtn. C L n� 4 n, S i j4iuL J ltr-r i «nil Mr Umi ulr Sponwr. iWoo Pi T« a. which m the hMK r r fr-ateriuct of Ajti„ m � ufijouinl u prwm wc«nil� n of the pt c« rwl • Will ihoi Induilhll Alii t'rtrurjfi arvil rvurmiiftffh Th 4 III frxUtnity i it prtovli tocukl rwt pi«fHKMMWi elfkieno m ih c� l I«u1uiin l Art CJIFierr ilunnr ih� ■«hat yfif «jl 1HI-7J who l tj ih orc mJCK n «rn John L I.Jill. l“rr«� J iC- Itrnni� ll fthrrr Vkr I x relent 1 1 lUthlinr TriAuiiin, and Jann� - l(r«nl � � r rd iKf m SnHiiry f Mf Srnti W11) i irii: T IM fcrp. 7 V Jkrft (I Cm Sis W 4 in ifev rrmtp mvl K %t«|C p%t � Kmh l+m i I Wy 4t IE H� w . Vk f t tvkkvvl. II lfvu� h fctf� I rruiiMf, Ikulf, I A irtwh a� wl lf f«wl| Willu-f� i r G.T.U. Promotes Geography Theta I piil«n. commonly kfriiril (a it (I 'H . ■ cam f r� nl of «iinteni who Hjvf a ii pai in erode itrtw in nine hour of (l«off.ipbv toutM� Offirrr � I'mtdrnl. f’mMfeni, T iroturn. Secretary. ere William Taylor, Hut! Bruce. Vice Kerb HawhiKfl, Terry MrcWin, William Tayrbunko. Iloilorwn Spon nr � rrr. Mr and Mr . Will 1.1 in-. Ii Mr VMI HiDumi� I«m ll Wilkn II W.tl� nr™ I U«l� l.a v-Mro ll ■� ..� I � «� VtMMMnc I TnW. W I wWlM IU«un Cl R Iknu m4 Mk v«« S mum Kappa Delta Pi Accents Education ol IMu l“i. banoran «ducjilion friEfrnrty mm F®l r- I. Stubbrndtrl;. S. Ki(Ur. K TBwKrmahSrft, J VVrfftrf, ffem I (1 Uywft, S t) KfiU, K. Ik i. L l5rr rf K l.ifRulfV Ite� 7 V Hoijil.tr tt Me � ™ J rofc nn. I' S iO «n Atdr l OfTftl Him I H Huinyan. A Jlnfrhir 1) V«wtf. 1C ktn. tM(. I Itann Ito� « R. farayrr. Sim-j frk . J Cnlrnrv 1 MjHlor.rs M Mrlluch, I! I k In in BE StMtafc' ft. C S NlcCnamll. itivall. J Jn� in orv 1 Mu� Lambda Delta Lambda In Science Jfcm 1 ti V«tn. Kiftirfi. SpooMf B Mhij ' M llrn Vif I'lmulrAi ft Itah.m I'r«i4 ni M l aMk� . K Ifi-turi It ( Ium.f� Swtriir) TrnMint I) l-i«Iwnlir.tru, to� r and II frill tni M |t hrn� Bw '! th� t l ln«i S| . i%.u M K -«( . Phi Alpha Theta Emphasizes History UMintlki� «� Ilo Al|lu Tiwl «n uidwuliuul Iwh uri rti te ifrii 1« ii udanti iha luif rates|ivCMl iiriw krjun af hu-n I� i tui. «taunted i «m CfA A wmtwr nitet tun m «iHitl (i f t «4 A t (k1imu4 r Ui Hmr SilwU ■Muuc.r J Wina. I) M U O irtuA K JWW I) Gtbu. L JteMi K 'IWiuhln and f� r ( WB Vita t fUbtllL-fl K� Phi Beta Lambda Promotes Business And Professional Ethics K� I K Hull ! M MuJfrror C“ t'mU J fnW. V Mil . S n« « r I- i K+1.U fc WbHmC 1. ItuBtJfcf . J H«. L !={ «41 I M«f wiin Km J Hr KmulHI H ldtr MfW� . T Itiww. J I JebnwKv A «ten H� -� 1 Vtrww Mrfjtrv, s«nuj� It tliwlf, J wiiiw, ! 4i d ftMfk I terbifk, I I � � . It Item. I! Iltll� . I Ko J Cirrrn V IWmfImt I Ibmkdl f Ntm-rr, N ftan hotoour , crt n H Tockteaft H TapIPIN t fccbrri C. Uttlkuy S| ifOrn I Ml . Npuiiswr lt«n r 2. N. aiiufii, 104 T4iX Home Economics Develops Talents G lUflrv M t'e-tp 4 IUa} . ln Lmm K feret. Spamor, K. !vh� w4 f, C V Mou.li. Vfc Uky H� rv The )’M Item � - I In f� r«n .n I � ITte Peru Slate ttJiitf JIoim Kronamir. Club rewitltt) of •tftilfen mfmbcf la.t tear lt- b UI r KfrCrt m the The officers Cor the JU?I 72 year were Karen Stlmritlrt, Pre-nleiii; Carol Wrrnlir, Prr idcttl-rleci; Pam Mlywhi, Vice President; Su Hanley. Secretary: (Ilona llenn.. Trm.urer: and Mnry I’aap. I’ArliiimrntdrtM. Die ttun� .r of the Komt Kro- iwatio Club m to after oppoe- tunitie. for dndapmmt of per- uifialilv. lo .limulalc interet in hrimrmjkine and (hr protruitmiJ held, of home economic, to de trrtop a profeuiorwi) altitude nmunir Hume Kcnumtc .tudrnl , and lo riirmiraif arranirMiwi and affiliation af the dub with llir tiMi Milan r.f college home ecu ftMtilri. the Nebraska Home Kco- manic. Association, and the American Home Kcumimic. Awm Ml loll � � t« r Otero � rr. M Steer ll fUtl« K Clenl. J ttvtdMlr, N l � lrj J [luwut, uf S Heemen no Tfi OMR togvilurf lo prutnot the hI-taU 4 lrvJu%tvud An ? Ml IJV Jani� . Sponrior. I?. Ftobrntan S. Ckrltula, K Ij ( • irft- iZrirw 1 H Kvl, M l Harlvlk. V ViUunfr Iton mn. 1C Mm hjrhv. tJr CW -Sww. SpORW Industrial Arts Club Has Another Successful Year IL tern I H IC. nl hj I V. W«rn r. J Lull. 1) l .kr� I i. 2 Efc l fctrr | fat . It. Si«xn u« C‘ SUjH . V llairti ti Uivdm S.U Hob I 'dClIr, Hc-.n r� r Th n | Aft Club Mf MiFi fif lurnl fir � juix for ih+n miry in ilw IWi«iwnin lkjp d Circle K Aids Community Ktm 1 S T yk r. S«min I V Johnson. M tHrlcH, H (ikwrr lli«i 2 H Tayjar, l.t C crvrrnor ot Diiiium I Nrb lema Dmi . W. Sirrnhov S. WakcfbrW. F‘irpi 3 nl. H Ov n. Trr� «'U� 'rr Tkicu |n i� ia r in ftunmumt) Debate Society Is Active w«nt� tfi jA'1 fUnti 1'ffirfll 4l tK liMktal h-4h'jurt rlr ISr w l 1 i 4'lsclJ - lUxrH, (IjAr lljfirlt. I' CdfctEr. jxr.4 1 r� A� � � � d'Cwinw. J. I itl uan. I). Foffc . H Wfrmmjini. VIp -I t lraHr ll 3jrM.1l, Sj;w(lw� l feCtim i Miu l'.i1rwij VjlJr. . J) UdiUlifcf L.S.F. Moves Off-Campus lAitheraa Student Kdlmihiii. art art� tffoufi (if Ulkeran student , mwfd off 4mpu tht tM. MKiiitn set hrid at the former Clunlian Church which wa rr- iihhIrI d by the combined effort of Chi l!ho and L.S.F, Thr inert■ imc varin! from Hiblc nidir to firouiJ iliicuuitMl movie . Pa Mir of viiriou� nature� added a chanee for fun and rrhuolion from the u� u«l day of «chootwork. Thi year � officer were T«i Volkrr, I'mulrtil, Itoyrr Hoirn llu}, V'tfr i’midrnt: Koiann Urnntmf. See ret ant a nd Nancy built, Treasurer. Once ««in. Pav tor ft ry «� the Adiiwr One Ike M kd« ivumurnl try lh� rr«Mr ■ ■ iom poll■ in loch IW m 4« mWn of lb mlh hill a wt iw . iohioI lib |� ne A 4wrw i n ■ ib wt «r i. ( him Sufetnur H lire . L I' t i n (Ihh . Miner. T V utter l� U 4 rH « tie R r jK i mmin Th Hli«t u •■ Suit, � U k ml W t tnkuli 111 Newman Club Goes To Colorado N«iW � hf o«ki ol IVru i S4 Clart’i Ctllnlic Church. The Newman Club is an oiMniu- lion for collesc student doiened io promote and cncourace the principle of Ihe Catholic doc- trine. It� function i to offer %tu- (itnt social, intellect util and re- liktou� activities. It 1� opr« lo alt student of the Catholic denomina- tion, Pounded in 1948 at Peru State, it preceded by the Col- lette Catholic Association. The itroup vva involved in many and varied project during the course of the year. One of the major project wa a � kt trip to Iceland. Colorado. Officer of the organization for the 1971-72 school year were Tom Tarnacki, President: Joyce Ger tten. Vice-President; Maxine Itelirn . Secretary; and Honnte -Stemper. Treasurer, father John McCabe and Mr. -Jerome iStem- prr were the advisors for the ontantiiitiun. Ko t M WrUh, T lamteki. S It— 3 M lithe � . It. )J Laloca. Mr, } S-itmptr. Adn«f It� 3: T Krofttr. C CroricktJ 114 JL1S %tsm r - 'WIW, J S hm j, 1 ('C,r� fi.r. M Ollri.i, it - - 1™ ■ t2Xi tilLT C ' « TW. t Mui bM • •■«« I., ■a •f v« CM lift Education Is Basis For P.S.E.A. 1 hwiui Iif r 'i i I -r,!i nsl C ihr I'rru Slate EduciUAIi Ak o fMtwn had out of the tw� ( active RMtiftt whfduln on rampui dur in Ihr pa'I mi Oncol the meet inc� miluil l a croup of fir t yt.n Ir.nllrn M l o d1« min! the | mb lemv rncnunlrrol white teat hi lie fur I lie first lime. Another meet in c included Su|« r intendent� from ichooli m the tiir n mm tin c area, They informed (he croup on «ueh tlunc- .i- the (|u.i1ilir Ilin look for in a teach rr that lm« upHihI for a rob in their u head tviirn Hr� nlr Kntnc their mumhl) mrttmp, the croup «ni repre itnUliin to the national and re etc nut convent ion dun rut the year At the ipnnr S s E, A Ddmir Awrmblv held in (irnut I’lend John Thomas was selected as the Sauthran Ktfinnal Coordinator AI this came assembly. IVru's Education Association tnronl hocmmblr mention for having hod the best membership improvement in lhe Southeast rcfion. The club� membership increased hy appmv HiMtcly forty rnembei� dur me the lout year, Tin� croup of future educators nos led by Pat Castle, l rr� idrnl. h.hn I bonus. Vice I’midml. -Juver I’«Irrrtr. Secretary Wand McKim, Treasurer, and Connie Shandy. Historian Spmvio for the Croup were fir Lloyd Kite, am) Dr llelwint Smith IP� I IN U--oi K« Sponsor C K«nhct. I, tt f«re s lt� o H M Viols� ’ S lutw V llwriw, vt i wd C i.im I’ Vsin4y I� I low K It-.d It IWk K Uiml It UvsiM I''s f A so myiMd «4 Me K Arts f lv fcrtt liem I I U� cb I lUirshJt U ndiaanes m Il 3 P 1 « � 1 Andvnon S. I hurt f-rfcti |1 I mr H $ Mm gmf |- |i I, iu.M ■� • Mwf K«a « I IU! i r.1 !n.« '1--� - 1 i '««'ft M Hrtl.r K r rrln-fvi K Pm 4 win. S '«Mf J fMw J fi fcr J UtWnn. K v4l I'SRA i M ti iiwftls r U i thrtiff � Kt lAur 6 Wl «f tf« H« I If rjctwii rm F . A. J Cdirrmt. K D Pu«k� r auirli. ft (Vprv. - Onu� :■% F'oM«r W McKtcn JWv -!� � , ('■rei� f II fitlRinr , 5 Kr«if� r J I'Mibori Ha� � � S Kich� r. F Mim T«;pk� r. If i-� f«-‘M . i Hkidlv . � Nrn 4 1 P.S.S.S.S. Co-Sponsors Session tin T w I'e-m Si ic Socia) Sttefltf h tt II� ma)ol objw- live. jminiMifif mifM in un- dmiarvdinc and awirriitnii the jUon of !wi� l Science nrnl twalKHu) oppor- tunum in Ihnr fitldi The croup � 0� involved in vaii uu« wliiiim durinr the cuunr of thr ISII rhool year. Affiufiit ihnr urir aiilmii ilie SC,A in obtaining I ilclr wn� - tor� to hold 4i rap te %inn I lii� year’ S«h irlv officer were: CJaiy Steven . I'n idrnl. f)eornh Stall. Vice I'reddent; Dorothy Put, Secretary; Iluam- Sleven� . Treavurer; and Connie Shandy, Hillorian I v,.i ]l uhriHoi ' v, Mt lte« SatewU. Vroiwi JiflA. tfa l‘ ivv I|,in«f | rty mm« «ok bw Il4b I� M....... r !• «■ � . K Ikot J Woalj M I'm H MUI.O I'M |V l� � tr StlMinloari .t|ww Atone nut lAt S[«iiM r for the grtvup mere; Ik GrMtr SthoUriihumrl, Mr. lto er Salnrtele and Mr John Hahn T lir-l K DwfauKlf I) Infant II 111 ., fl Wa t. InM.nt t) tkn LaO veer • l‘.'iVV ' aieoM onwi iouMOii not Made •«« 1 n nniiti Tit Tirirr tiv 'dinr ihr rafrtrft . |Wi Fnn. are! IU M d H A iffHw k{«af� ririiHh riundi iidnii% Student Center Board Puts It All Together I hr Sluden l I fillfr IVuii! � ,i rApomiUr for niurK of iKt hi- irri.iirimou driit for P rw Staff itmlftiw during the IWI-7'J academic year Thp Student Ontrr Itnard � pcm- « f r«l soltryhiill Kiimr� , movirx, a ild da lit e miiIi tncludmit Punk n I'uncli. Thp Vofinir Ifaid- cr� , Crackin', Otitfaii, Tin- Tikrtr. ami (hr Kim In Hand, who per formed (or llif 1 lamccetniftK Dincf. Ir.iinlKciimi, ramr lournamrnU, the faculty track innf, and a window {uiinlinir conlnl wprr held in collaboration with the SlCH. A car rally, a picnic, and a carnival' am held in ihr •print. Concert mnr t nmird by nth rnfirtanrri • Chpt Vich- ob and Ihr lirll A h pool lit «Im obtained by the Ji C It. Sprcnil (pcImip that thf Student Center Roan! prt-irnlvd were on open Ituuar, and a l!CVU dance. Whaut, b-n m Mr Iht «lib '«.k, J fnaihar. tl Vrri U Cifol- P larrett D r,ihai M44U m Mo !• I cf H BwhIm I UiJiUn I Vjw 3 Mitra I Itatfatiill I� llrrlir.pl1 H Tmot, I VwbU Kutl IW Ml Pawl Knar. Scmmmt If t Stall M Killi l) SnniiMi. U lf l rlt n S. G. A. Undergoes Changes The Jl-12 K x4 year nurly pnunl iliuMiw� for (hr S tl A A[ tlh) iltmnl Ihr S.G-A- At nr pniiil it virtually dnlundfrl Nonrlhrleiw, S.tJ.A. � .n mimi liblr for diMtinfinualtan of imi� hour . IrnpfOVrmefiU of Open Hmo. and rtv mplnu the cerati tulian, Ihr S.CI.Ar ilia helped Of iponvor • MP With, four Sebr � lu� Stale Senator Se - i on � ftr spornored by S t A � ith Hoard ef TriatHi mrflibrt Ward ItrMuii, and Omaha (‘«until woman, Betty Abbott (JfKffi for the I97J-72 yrm i rte Steve lame. I re idefit, Slit hurt Kelly, Virr I rr� ide� ll ■ml TiMturer Terri Fink. s� c rrlury Sponsor for S.(� .A. srrr Mr Itonnr Salmrla. and l r Thoinn� Sr brief Kd I M Kdh. I Foil. T full. H«« WalineU Nhamt. ttldUUH H «ittuuai V Urkun K Raulrnur I r o--------- f « . H hutai uj b Kuim K™ f t ( i!kw � St ferro Sumam . O J«w . 4 Sun Low 1� Student Wives Organize Pflkm Jto ihr J 7I-72 «ciilcmk y ai � ftf It lhu« PhvidfM; H Vk? f'rvodrni «rnl J Itohlkr. Secmary Tr ur r Tlir Peru Stine Student Wive Club Has bffn in eiiiLnire sinrc 1 7, At I hut time several wive decided to orfnnt� .1 club for the wive of tudoit-i- The purpose «f the oitam ation i to help the community and niurroundtni; jurat. Tlie ifroup 1 uliuj inter- r lrd in fr terirtif nu-ft nrmriH 4nid an opportunity for irll tm- provement. li uiremenP for mtmbee«hi|) are that n citl he (hi wife «f «1 full uf pift limp Peru Slate student or be a stu- dent hervrlf. 'ITte Si iirlr-nt Wives actively try Hi anornpltdi I heir -1iim through Viriuui I'luinlv Tilt r� ir llie group is Irving in Uiirl a ilay care center for the iVru com munity. The irroup also lake nctivf g irt in liom coininr activ- ities and have a picnic each year. I11 order lu rai r money lu help in their project thr wive sell 4ippli at all home ROirvtv. This year thr officer were i ft idem. Jane Mullam. Vice I“revi- dent. Hetty Johnson; Secretary, ■Jijnf Da hike. Treniurrr, Kalhi McLiifty; Ifistovun, Mary IlrtNik . and Deporter, Janie Montana 33 Sfudfemi Wivr n empri «i «i wprrwrn � Ha arc i Jv-r nmr Ml pt trait iirnr P mj Sint - sttfdrnU .� i «iho rt ■fl-udrratt ihrm Mfa � ftfrW I S I lurJipKr , J. lPahlki C C Sr|ff It JfrhnwNrl n biiw. s fulhalli, J fjiid Horn 2: K t Larkm. J f’rtmm, H l'«� rhwi, C. Innisi, S Couitr, li llanos ft Hwsfw, 11 Hn� dini, C ICuUrimn Hc� I T K � ll. 1.1. I hman. I S fi, 1) i-atim, J ll iw (J. ktll, A ''lukenlvllj ’vKulu. K Mw� . S 1'oUwwn. 8. S. SkhaiJ. H«w 2 S StJiijw |eT, J Hrmunr. N. I(n Stenprr V( lt ilwlvremciijodHil UxrtMni� at«p fl.lf t‘o ti-t i «ea, f.r.l ntMll IViv Th( V«intn'« Athletic Au«ii tion Wd fotnied io promutr atli- letic illltfrtU iim! iirlivilic , for ■� ll colles women, Revide thu� each year, (lie itroup ipwwn the .innu.it Huth School Invita- tional Vdl y)ull Tournament. Thin year, t he (oumnnioll itt- IraCtrd 34.! kIiOoIi and a bout 450 cirK parttcipjiltri Thi� wm thr blrvvr-t tournament «ver, and nUo hrnUiilil ihr rno l «luiUnH Io visit threoropu’.. The 40 member of the W.A.A. were ltd by ftit.i Ruiljrvar. Pervident; I‘urn Wurtflf. Vice (’rr ulrnt. Jody h'irhtcr. Sorer Uiry.Trciuurcr: June Hottchei. Point t'h.ijrmnn; Kii� linc Kot- let, Intrnmufal Chairman. A (lew look � « «ivrn to the W.A.A. ocoml srmotrr, tt in volved the formation of Co-Edu- r.ilioiinl volleyball team . W. A. A. Sponsors Co-Ed Teams IU 1 VI KM?n. 4 Boiftcfar K IfotCrr It htlr, V IWr. l-t K S l4iH+ . J. Kkltlfr. S S« U, M (kififrti. l-jr.4 Ktrt« 2 Iim lt nni l{uu A K Srll. M K«� � I « Krfo Jlhnn %rJI yKatl in ('«tdiCiintiiii Atrm hull «k«4 cvttij r in annual P.H C. VuOia t� lt 1 � uirn.imrm 1� Clayburn Mathews Hall C'layhurn Ulhm lla]] iwstnln a home ay from horn for ap- MuiiiMtrl� 113 men I hi far'i dormitory function mrluitnl tjninj H«am Uni atloilin, afrit hou . amt i-ihk irnni and l«« l tournament� On of the acpnlt of life lit inert rlljoynl at lltr lull am (he � ► ftre nmm they were able to intend tlc-.iillliu (hop IuikIipii fur I lie dormitory «er Charlie IVw ti«. I'rmdrnii Hirhnrd Knhrl, Vice t'reatilmu and .lo ei«h Slrfhan. Sn frhfV-Tipjiurrr. Itrcidrlil Auiilanit I hi� [ui| year were Michael Mitchell. Steyr Menrrn iml Srott T (krl Min Hack of thr flour had a rrfitnrnUtivr In I hr Ourm Council They aere: I el n Kramer. Bradley M ilham . Terry Itahi. Sian Voeet. fray I SoM ood, Mod Wartman. and Bill Taylor T Gilhia iiudiiir U«r M I t m irnm mini Km 4 I- I' I'curfr. m! Vied Km m K K M. G J cptun. uri K tldtum N fci Nlh reft rtr.tr n.u.1 ’r-mpCri Davidson Palmer Hall IbmiUim I’.ilmrr dwTiuiar)' 1� of I he Crnlenninl l.'«n;lrt Vthli'li n|.rlinl in 1967 6« It I� ■ Kiri- fciijincc h.tll, iloubhmr ii J'CTU'� AntWff to ,i ujfutily houw Th� mtilrnU uprnpil (hr At ilrniif yriH with a Sullf Sur IMny. id ipiiwliiff ihf Iffthmin nrl io she ml of Ih mhnbi- lantt lor Utimmiminr, the nrl bmll fluat in conjunction trtth ihr male hvmt in rinyburn Mai hr� . C hli inu � hl(h liehlrct by ifcfm drrnnlioru and (l[i n Moii� r. Stationery nuteo-ccd wish ihr dorm name wa in rni r niimry, .mil a hmijiJtirl W« frrqltrntll published In Ml form (hr ml about upcoming Attivilir . Delzell Hall th-l rlt )I-.il) 1� (lie ohlevt men' dormitory on ilie Peru Stale fampuv. Thr hall, named after V N. Dflifll. ha Accommodo lion's for 151 men. Thr hall wa relumed to u e for mot after a year' u«r a 41 women hall due to renovation taktmr p-lucein Eliui Mortan Hull Sortie of llie aclivtlie I hr men of IW ell were involved in were, bttildinir a Ikimecomim; IVr.it. hr-ldnnr Opeh Holme, a Chti'lltUi party, imlodimr the decorating: of a IS ft. tree. Ic,nlnm the (iormilory thmuirh the e activities were John Win- ltd, Preodcril; Itictuird larrli. Vice-PiwidMil; � ind Pele I rich. Srdf«tary-TrH� ui«. It A for ISTl -TI ir Jiitin Wtnkrl, It, ] .er-T h. T KlwUidi. L. Gr� w ; H«. 4. Willnurth. 4 Mrtra, K Km-liUnr J t jr� !- iKt, J, T Irnehtich. 4 Wintrl Thin rejaeM-tvU the Detuli dorm Hnkrll, T Vvlirt. M CnUlf. V Hon � , It. Inch, It. I.eeth, council. b I hr melnUr lul thr J¥7j 7'S rM t IK Morgan Hall, Women’s Residence Ho™ I W. N H-yylr. IVrMcfrrm N Sdollr Vkv l‘ir i imlmrnl M Kc«wr 1C t-jumjiv J lil.'mjti A OX'onnpr. A 4 T� 1 I PlWf llcrt 2 |1 llrCmr C MH'aW, !► Vmlal Sieri IVHlrhir, Sfn rrf ar 'Tff f M. E. N. C. Hosts Music Clinics H - 1 M (’intHl,. K Mkihi , St. Ktintni� . A t than lit CtalWu R Uil.ah K� « 1 K HIM). H (- � -• . J Hrnr.k. I� Hum. J Ikekia-m. I� . foflVIl Ho� 3 T Ual- lot.M treohk Hall. II Albern The Munir Kdurators National Con Termer i� iht campus orum iiatwn which dedicate� itself to tmsmoiint! the sslutMion of those interi� ltd primarily in music. ‘Hie oneanirnlion i open to ,iii ituilmt� concent ru tint in I hr f� 4ii rsf music It first or E niredtn 195®, Officer� «iKaihrwiint von«u aditiiin which the croup con- cern nl llidmtho with, were |)Lme Dunn. |'rr irlent: John. Brooks. Vice (’resident; Kristie Morriwy, Secretary, ,ind Karen Kdmlsay served as Treasurer. The «roup was the major factor iri tiriraniririK anti attractinc thr Nebraska Mich School Hand Clinic which took plurr during the fall, anil in the «print, they «ho hrmitht student' to the campus for the annual Nebraska I Itch School Choral Clinic. i K • i A 1 i«M K LV t4 G Rw J HrMifflUft� I� r 4Wi H iflfeh r Hfl� J is (Amt, H fwiMi ft H™ imn T ItHitl j -I (iflnvf J 1 4iro t. S I till G lloUftr � MwM Ur� «4i| J W«ilk,fn M I? K ! � N l?u« 3 J Mkl HL I. Uli8kin p Dwm V« h M k«u frftcMi . K liinu) r J IhduM f m 4nki s Rwaisun l' Hh!«iJi Z IUIr H AMirl . J llwi T Vnftf«i G «wn Pr failbrn K Wilvrti l',( Jrwrrf « ( I imII utnrtoC 1 Band And Choir Present (Concerts 'IV Peru Sl.itr Rami w.i under Iht direction «I Dr (iilhctl Wilton, Profnttor uf tmiiumcn- 1 1 Vluafc Th� officer el the colJeit - band dunitf llw lf?M2 whoul year � rff Jim l)tck on. I'miilffll; Duin llimn. Vice I’miilrnl; Secretary, Debbie Coffrtt The I’rni Stale Collrcr t'Vu, which i open to alt qualifud lu4mli mirminl in oral itiuvte, Miit under the direction of Mi Edward G. Cu mealy, lirtr fe or of Viiitf Ufficrn ■ ho led the croup to another iimndul year were; Karen Kaniuy. I'miilrni I lac id V Vermeer, Vice l'rr idcrttJ, thuck l..iinboo , Secretary� IfMtutrr Ml G C«1IW I,. IWw «I W. ,1 S« t� Itkr flr.«flAi Aii vVr tfiflifeMr vM4w|l fMta tli «M=sr •isri£ rvV£S2rvef=L ' r . imv — —. i. «..m. i. Jsrr '. j «■ «■� •— x a� ™ b .;w... n in lh IS7I-W K'tJt,., t'fcw, mm, li Vrmwi II OhUib. b i j ii.i C IU4A.H L ri K— 1 Experience Teaches Ped Staff Thr fVru IVijtv.'i.� n 1� tithff j«r af fuWw iia i ilutmc the 19? I « kIwoI f«r I rtdrr ihr direction of Mr Kvrirll tiruwninf, dKovf ood John Tltonui. thr 'Uf( a« lauiclu lit nr bunin � ' throuib ilkr bol |Kh iblr mt-lW, Mi n- truce. Ihmnu I lie year. a iinrok«|t of jouf M.divin � lud nu IfakrW 1� bra kj City and look ihr fom of pubh( lion of thr Nrbutk.i City Vr«k F’im out of ihr ha ml� of the rtcwlit � laff, and publ� W l o muri undn lh rnruUr «t lT watchful ryc. Tb � taff of the Pnlarecwn ton- •ninl of John Thom� . Kditor in Chief. Ifobrrl tVrrn«rnnn, ant Kdiloc; Steve lout No ; i'liui k Smith, I’hotouraphy; Jetty Slrttt, Sport� : Curol MtCnbe and Su SchucMlcr. both in chafer of L'irculatitn and Bmin '- Mr t torn llrmnra t-luvjf M i«nrm r ) Th--r� .+. I Hart� � . B ttrrn� m«i� «“ South of the f«w frOooM hr 1WI TI u f«b TWm Mimltan fJ tKu JcumaSiun Ham f«a Inhnl I Nr Yrtrf mmkm Cali r« l‘tfw Yearbook Is Cooperative Effort There were u number of Journal- ism «ttidenlK who. toBctlie� with Jonij hour� and hard work were able to complete the Wi2 Peiuvi an. Thate «iwlrnli involved in its publication were: I)rh Button. Emy IttM-ck, Dianne Forkr. Steve Case, David Uiirvcr. Barry Ijindr� . Carol McCabe, Janie Montane. I tin rri. I’m Prose. Sue Sc bur� - .(er, Nancy Slnll. «litor: Mike Summer� , Hob Went� man plus volunteer� ' Kathy Boyle, Frank D’Addrva. Slevr Lone. Carol Muse. Chuck Smith, and Bobbie Thir� - frlil. Mr. Kvrrrll llrow nine served a� the advisor, M.kr Sumnwr. ... rnj f f„r turv ot the picture� («left for the vortwk ill Mi Kiritu HmeiBi, Aitsiw . Y I'ruw, N Stott, II llutofl M .Summer . K l-en- iVo. D lamer. end II tVrtmnvan iprnt mi i hwm compline (lie 1371 I’rruurn i 3 •tr 1 Bobcats Finish With A Victory Foltcminc iht l'«u State h««hill Tfarti final uim. a 35‘13 VK1' |ur mrt |hr CuluiS( xVli ll Wildcili. find (Vtarh Joe Pelt- Mrk'v mtv eomnwAI ■ � wnh f had «n mm- iMKf w l bke Out «B� . The victory broke IS writt tm in if Ilrrjli for (hr Robe At� An«l � � « the tVf't humrcummc victor� for the footballer once n If i3 win owr Domic Collcuc- The ra«� n for the HoWnt ended with a Mi record. Despite the record, Conch I’rlUck hod si «ireal deal of prahe for (be trim Hr K«id that they never cave up and Rial they kr|rt work me hatdrr and tteUtnir better ear It week. The future of Kobe at loot ball look� bn chi a only III � eruor firm bed their caterf on thi huh � |wr� |rd team Thr wnior were Clary KIm, Leicester, M� «.; Steve Millet, Sidney. I� a: Ray Water . Willuton Park. Y.. Paul Mul r«h . Womvtrr, VU« ; ami Mike Duke . ViUitH, Iowa, ISC OKI 13 South Dakota Slate 45 It Tnrkio College If 22 (IfjieeJmid Calleur � 2« Northwest Mnumri Sidle 1) 20 t inV. of South Dakota 44 12 Mnurari Western 21 14 Kearney1 Slate 25 7 'hadron State 47 « Wayne State m i 35 Culver Stockton 13 la iW i m U |V mif ywnfrtalt. Teen Cnm uif MMliwlMH hn ntfrnraMr f« m nu «« far an «II ihaftl n |J i in 1for cmiiiumI Aei r Jack amt i� City ifiiM « 4ttmn 6 Tiik ? ( «■ wm fmuhl KiM Mm blliai %m tbnr «fipcMUt 1« tl m lb fail miP-uri-Mnf iJto f� nwr 14 ■ Th P«ru S-tat -.rrm.j . uuludfii S Vtill « lEl, K Kam imaa ill J IVfkim Gt. L fmtMBMtfi iCi H K«nn d i( L H U rh .Th J W.aM «Ei, A WalUt iMHl. ft K«d Elli I ltr«lii n itllth «nd T Cfitfri «UH� Thu i in r � friwfd tfiKHJth oWK in fo« h «p?rrn u� w:Mt«n� Th EVru Slllf KatHbjji wi Ct Kfd b T. IVWfll. T Aftd Irtfharhr mttr ■ItidrtU aMJiUnt ami lllfjr 3w hrU««3 FillcftttM, J l’ ii«V II Kirin, and U FftftlfrttKvf I'ewdl i«ith tcovtiitc report foe ugtG0tti4 i c enm L)H nwmMi oi iH� Pf« Football Twm mtr Hop t l «llnr r. J L man. U W'ttwii. J. SymarvcylL. iwrMal Z. Jm JvrfU.nrS L Milltr. ll SlMJtfk. c, I Hsi Ik , L V! ill� � . H tV'jiM • . H llaitlrrv I KrfrJ. K and I- V 6ffc RUfl K FfdUillf. F. Trtnf lf(nn. t’ Taylfti, I’ Miv� Kr� utp. II Bobcats Build For Tomorrow T Kll«Ht i|v� . I, � T'. It JmwiIw ' .0� . li G6r m r C i HIV.i. ft | vifr� - n lift� , arvi I). CoHen K ■ � «Tf iwi - L AW 1(2 J, It IjSiHfr iT , fl iJiuc riy IF-', I- I'r ki MM?. 1 bm «( Ihr punlmR iquad f« itvr Pirg Slat? Hotaati I3C, MivnlM+a uf «Kr lAUfh IVlU Sl lr 'trfrfeaaVr UP.11 C � 11 Si1 . 14 WaCfM IH«. '■I lluk 'Bl, m h.'pi H Kn rk itifl. ft Rlftf till J 3 ImkVrun 4tti. J H'llfft 444i. IE M« K� U ? •■'pf, It Winl4i T l. ftt| I luli«K • VVKiBr | U.kn« I hr., «rtm t r -UM-iUa f«r « r4ii (an | dmiM P Mil� feubtf lllr p� A4 A 1 4 §i� « Hllwa Mf 4 1 r 4 4 r.� K- -m U m ill : Thf o� ro« «rfomUnl M iKfrt MwMmH. «fed lb� drfrt adkM 1 Mitt4MB ft puto� iBtfff 94 HA T� t 4 � rf Ml r ihM • b twiiii frilirrPabf jftd tftfttfb ♦� lfc B JI wtl ot th ttfl'72 l‘tru S4«l jf irt � rrf K� S-te 2 S. Mil Ur. MMlant. P r rwr� .. A Mofti« w. P 1 VI Vjr i nfh. Itartm. 1 T frWIilwh 1 H tV « . K lltuwn. II Ikrwtn. C llrun. -n4 OmcH Mcfitfirf. Unml . T Cm M lltlttinli. jnd l M«riHO nuiurre Cagers Faced Year Of Rebuilding With the In � of � rvtn key ttucr men. Coach Jack Mclrttifr laced u rebuilding challenge ill ht� MIX' Imillk year a� bAekrtball coach, After winning only two of (heir first twelve pino the HokiiU came hack to win five of the la ! twelve. A luck would have it. sev en of I hr la l eight Jc« r� w ere by a margin of five point of lew Thi- left the Bobcat with a 7-17 overall record and a 2-6 confer rnce record. ■fumor, Ananias Montague and Karl 15nie n, the only senior on the squad. led the tram in vrurint and reboundme. They proved hr he the most consistent player on the freshman and sophomore ladened squad. The future look very bright for the roundhallecs .vs eleven Inter- men and four starters will he re- turning next year. TS( 01 1’ 53 Turkic College 74 66 town Wesleyan College 98 89 Albert l.ea College 74 til lloane College 60 «2 Midland College 91 2 Carsons College 102 62 Sorllisi ! Missouri 80 76 .Sioux Kails College 85 m t iiiv. Nehr. — Omaha 90 89 Kearney Slate 96 62 Chadron .Stale 79 66 Mount Marty College 76 74 NVayile State College 68 86 Simpson College 71 63 Duarte College 65 87 Bellevue College 61 69 I'niv. Ncbr.- Omaha 74 69 Chadron Stale 70 87 Kearney State NH 66 Bellevue College 66 69 Sorthwewl Missouri State 83 85 .Mmint Marly College 72 85 Tarkio College 93 75 Wayne Slate 74 Hrviisn jumps foe s up ifiii.il trnuhs t IM Aw-ftUnt Mr Mllltf liw! f tth MftfHifr fnhrl lK 5 Irjin (fcM ( wKh Mr|rtar Wl ll � � Houtffc brawwn bijl tkal � «S m� w lf «iv % try in port Tvt « hv n by thi hviMlfttatarec tfrf futui could b bright foi ih younc cifm Kf rn-ry M lf lr lu MAC W4? if) a fttffl | (j n3 «fi 111 N AIi' ft i nr fuu.fl It ■ � ifc tvcood fcm far th fkibcvU mjmjim K rnn Mt lifi . ivyinc io c t � « from ■ drfcefdrr, Torn Kr . 2nli drcnr fwr th h tkrt. tail Kffjyii tni huh into tb Air f«r iwu t‘«ri6 Af iaml Kf j t r-r SE«|r jh |mci nth IVru c xen ruArd for Lh rttotmd SiueJrpjE Milk and Cc M:h VfcCntir h d a nurBrut of A McifiCdhru -. It. Iteaisy.. K ISiio� . n4 T KrwfKli Brin ft n Fiv rMutmni t-Fllrrrn n Ei wurb willi Thrv � r r ! . Muftljfitfo. Cb oflt k n«?f 1H11hr Era.m The Future Looks Bright L+0 r� ifwitxpiriicm at cum dimnc « 1i?n oui. Thrf� ia nn Nuhktti i� fr r rr clKf Aiw4h f fre+ iJirvw (cr IVru Aclkm vii dUdirnt T«Ji.lv 2 1 MrfllVfi “( ihr � r� r Htm 1 i. Sunlf - II Wart mail H Flan � ). K Boettcher. Ft Black. R l . Arnold Ben 2 I) Amu. t) Amin, W Com. J Herae. I, Hracht. K TmiMl. How ) Curh Kifin. T IV:v rl. K rnhliiu. J. McKttn, I. Vron. Student AuiiUnl IF. F ertibackri. ami F MufhtxM Wrestlers Finish 5-3 ( n hi ba i of point� collectcd through (hr wre ltimr tr.itun 13 member of the 19’1-7'J learn were named a lettermcn by head coach H.illnh Krcin. Tlic mat «port. Ml only it «econd year at I’eru .State, had five men lettcrina for the nee- emd time Those earning their second letter were: Jack Stanley. Hick Black. Rat Wart man, Utry Pracht, and Warren (loo� . Itcceivimc their first letter in collw competition were, R. 1J. Arnold, Dark' l noinv, Randy Hitnirn. Ken Boettcher, Kim TettnaI, Dave Arntt, Dean Amtcy, jiiiI Jim H«ac. AI o let- tennif for the first time a man- user wa Fred Morehouse. The team fininhfd S-j in dual meet , third in the XOC.and fourth in the XAIA District meet. Ken Boettcher had the best record with l win ntuinvl a «inde defeat. Km UoMMlwi moved a plaque for winnini MAIA dnirvct mm IlfSTLING ‘W ■B-xrrc j iVW (� . � ('ll e � 142 IS OPP 21 Kearney Stair 24 1« Mii|]«n l CoJInr� H t W .« nr Sl (r 40 30 Nrbtaki Waltvan I rm 1j M t'on-curdia Cottar 2 41 Miiiltind Caltar 5 32 Krirni) filatr 18 It IMImw (’ollftf 27 Ja ll«fe ai«� ttiiu in lb h � � rtM da . M MlU iruutb i( k Ml Iwn K«i ri MMi 14 MmitfrMJif |Riru tamum in iK� � m K J Tnnm. p1 Tfc fcjuiuiv tv iHm pwi II ICm). dww. J IE ff riraivrrr |p t il «n ll'w I Thinclads Finish Third IN NCC I'fiu'i track tram for 1973 fared 03 in dual competition but (till nun.ared to capture third place in the touch Nrhiaik� Collcte Con- fetente Shot’putter, Ken Kwmnan and nitrlin thrower Kim Tertnal rap lurnl title in the NCC Track Mret a Peru finished v- II h il point Krmtiun hraved the that t '-t'r to take fir� t place • hilt TenrmL only • frnhiiun rr Um1 the javelin title with a throw of I'eru al o had five wrofld placr fuuihe with one raminr in a re- in The Mcond place finisher were Leon (olden. 120 yard hiriv hurdle lion TVmjdemrycr. '220 yard daih: Itobin Simmon . pole vault; and It-irry Herd, dinui The Ito yard relay team conaiaunu of Kliner Hm«, la m Golden, Jim Hint on, and Jim Scnwo captuad ■ hr other second place 144 Cross Country Runners Finish 4-1 Wan T rklo t'ollw l i NaiiliKrti Smir Won Nntllianl Mkwuli Stair I t t)oam-Imitation ] Ttrtifnr} Won ItojnitCtllrmt Won Kearnev Saw till N.A.I.A. I)i lricl Tourney 'IWh N.A I A. Ndtionil Tounut Golfers Place Fifth In District The 1972 Peru Stale Bolf team cwurisr lo a 5-5 ftffinl anil fifth place in the N’AIA District Meet, Coach .Joe Felisek' leant wan sjofl.nl by lrttermen t«uy Lammle and Hotter lie.ml v. lilt plenty of help from sophomore Evan Hell and freshmen Dave Uimmle and Kurt Kent Irt the NAlA District Meet, held in Fremont. Nebraska, tluy Lammle finished runner op to the medalist. Guy had trouble in the openmtr round but «Oil wound up only three strokes off the pace, Coach Pelvsrk is looking forward to neit year as the entire team wdS be returninit. OPP PSC Turkic� Colleyr at Nebraska City Won Creitfhion University at Ornuha Lost Dana Colles� at Omaha Won llailinp Collw at Nebraska City l t Nebraska Wesleyan University at Nebr«� kn City Won Dana Colici� at Nebraska City Won Creiithlon University at Nebraska City Northwest Missouri State at Nebraska City Lost N.A.I.A. District Meet at Fremont Sib Northwest Missouri Slate Lost Cent rsl M kseuri Won I4i, Netters Have Rough Season Sajidra Grivrl. mrinbti of the 1972 l rtu Slate trnni trim, be carae the trrund nrl If) the 104- )nr huloiy of I'eni to earn a vanuly Irtlet A pufitov from Oma- ha. Mi � Ome| IqIIownI in the fetdft of another OnuHan. Ca- they ttfl.li. who collected three tetter in the prime «port in t«6, 07. and «S. Overall, the Ituhmt trnrvu team, finiihnl 04 for thr year. Because of mkw and ram. practice wn limited to the «ruunt opener. Coach Darrell Win inner cited in' rtperience a a mayor problem Steve Snniper w � the only re turning let I rrmitn. Other team member� were I Km Mftwine� . Hod It rue e. llreti I'a jeda. Tom Kint� Larry Peter- •on.and Rirh William S4mt StMlfrH IMiiTIhMl tkua « P� a adh —• OPP I hut nr College 9 Duarte College 9 Xrlirntkn V - lr '(iit I'ntv 1� Npbmkn Wesleyan t'mv. 9 Iowa Western College 9 VUp'Nrft 4 ihr lrV T? f‘riv S4 fcr Ii« r4 � lfi Trim ip� riT Raj� � I K� � � - . !► S Shu[ 'I Miikt. C Hl , M MrtlfJwrl Is f|«W limlwih J 11jii rt, 1C !S n ra a ll jrattrtitHj Kw 3 K l ol Ikn f I SilBWI, I? tttniinfff, T KrwlK b J I P ( !!♦ fW« 2 C -I lr«iu| 4Ki 1? |Wi� rn -S Ktihrrli M l-mrai M Cwk |iirf t W Baseballers Finish 8-12 Thr I'fiu Suit Collw Lfca� eball Team finuhn! I hr 15 72 e� m|uiu i with tin H 12 rrcoril, fwifh Tom Kil ni.iM Clew ittirtnl fn� t mini mat 1 tif their final riiilit aith- before the roof fell in, Knur ItobcaU hit over 300 for the Mmon They rrr I tan Cotton )! . lUth t, wanrr -309. Itan Jf.ui' nrrel 223. Gulf HI) ,3� 5. anal Sim Sliujw 413. Shupr � � ranked 32nd in (hat nation by thr National A« wnlwn of Inirrrol Irtiute AtMtue«iNAfAr in iuuiru Jmnttrfel made the District It SAlA flrtl iMm while Shu pa ami Tarry fritter � « voted to the irrfMVd I rum In pilchinir, Torn trorlilidi fin- ished with thr brtl record .it 3-1 white Duane Mjulin led in strikr oulai with 24 f St‘ OPP fi Northwest Miuouri State 4 2 H T Tttrkio Collm I 4 i N Ihnadidina 4 4 0 5 ttW«i«in State Univ. 7 13 « o J I’ Kmoraly Colleee 11 7 IS 2 Kfarnn Slate ft 13 3 4 Nebraska Wnlryan 2 2 10 0 Cbitilroii State '2 6 0 ! Miuauii Western 9 2 7 0 Wayne Stale ft 6 It Ka:Sali 4 t f Mm Mis� M m-i to take •awebt� «ina ia Tutth IriifvtfaM ■« � od inivRrd |a 1 do ii (R m mm |ihM( faikjn IV N. lilNrttl frfrdl I� fc _ |4 ) fc U If! (Mi MKAtt VltUllRAl U«MM4 Mill -ti itar I ?? PtW M i Wim'i MirtM I « m J IKtc hia� «, K N t|. i l iMd r t'iw, 1 Cic rrrf� r � M T writ M Kfeirn K KHMf. C E nc. II K K,« h S« pMn Milkr ro tk «l ih (ram Bobkittens Finish 2-4 tUr� � - N aif 4 tU4 §mr m uapctfwrt (.� K f «a riAftif PjM f � w «44- !-� • M nWi of th fini teUethatl inu 4 I'rru Seal � rf Km It ErUi How 1 Ft Fluulimw A tV d� n S H u« I J'.-hn I V St half. L Fxlinbfrm II S rt. I Hnttrhrr. K Italtt, nn M Ft� . J (Irrro ml tinMM M IkmtH Hull Volleyball Team Finishes 6-1 PSA 2 Tafkio ( otlrtr 2 J. K Kfimrdy 2 Concwdii CoH«f 2 Ttiikio CoIIpec 2 ( iff tit Ail H.l r 1 Chmlmn Stale 2 Offm Ail Bih OPT 0 0 1 n n 2 0 Tfcf 1I'«« Irw! i «ni Link ihhr tu II irimn wiiNhii turirnn J I fenera, l EJ n, } ► Ifonf. and Y !(• l,«vii n «i «hU « ‘HaMan w thr e harni u-rohpp l m wrr� 1. 1'rtffwn llflWrW� • il� n K mmmt 11 tikr Imi |� iI 1 % ftrf ih Wj.J S u.irl Studs Take Basketball Crown I Ulflinx minn m +od ir I hr relrrrr 3M Wee Indians Swim To Title IV Studs And Alkies Tie In Softball 2 0 vtrmtw -of iIn Alfcm n l « I I. tjnnw n 14 Hrum- MeKtfrry. I' ICc-reurvr, I K ll, t Hrim- ur, K Kannun. 1 IW� . It SrtinuB. t( lliflf, ; li Popf . Ho 2 14 £all ni ai Ka 3 M Knrrl. Milkf, N M fr� n M t.rrci Alkies Take Overall Championship Ox'c-t.all Intramural StandinK Place Train KB VII Dll sw TR 1 Alkie� 10 7 7 9 10 2 Stud� 9 9 1� 7 0 3 Bud men 7 12 a 3 12 8 0 4 SuMid 7 in 13 4 9 5 Dill 3 12 8 5 1 2 4 6 Wtt Indiam 3 12 10 0 ID 7 W barken 6 2 S 1 2 8 8 Wad Squad . 3 1 2 8 £ 9 1 luffy’x 5 3 1 2 3 t 2 0 1 10 Double A‘s 2 0 0 5 10 K whc - 1 O r 7 10 Van Dyke • 13 Shady Oak Humber 1 0 1 3 • 0 14 Odd S juad • 113 15 Brotherhood 0 ■ 15 I ] «4 Hunter 0 1 Did not compete Forfeited m final of taurltey and received no point Forfeited la t came and received no point SK Total 9 1,2 52 1 2 9 1 2 -14 I a 7 1 2 32 1 2 6 31 5ft 7 12 28 12 23 I 19 I 17 I . 12 3 10 10 5 10 I S 13 1 3 0 . 0 II ft W ft Lifr hron� and end orfyday And every r i brine bicwdrr unrl retunditur, A deeper ym puthy. and ronttuaion I hit the rnitM lhm« in llir i ntM I people. (‘tumdloi iCufu llernard Van Kirin Srnid I'M Organization Members At P. S C. Alphn Mu Ouinca Br Daryl Loo Spoo ihhriu. Staunr tkrhrn .. fattef Botularii. June OklnltAwrA, Ka r IMdUMikf [kfcbiert. Jim Orton, (TuarEr kiMnhayrr. Alt Brnoi. Cluflii K«npk _ Lj-friirJ Guy MjIht hr� Mediaon. M r S T F4 SrfcoJ . [Jini.f Hath . Diuim Hadf-wai.. LaiUlk Rrnealorf. Itouiin vim , Sumi V Jirrrtd |f. Guana ShurikIT, nni VP Stamper, Hc-nm TuiEwwm. Jerry P Vetfnerf Date Hand I hr Ct4b+r1 WiliMi Dir A ma l-t-uitrvr- K JEue. Torn BobbriCGary Bowima, Debotah Ho . Cifp?i Boyil. Kyi Hftjoka, John HfUfifnr.ar. Jerry CcCfch, Deborah Duikl, Myron L jUuh, Jim Lknvn. t Ha-nn iiHfrtk, Joy a r vlih . Mn nanl Glwff. Bertha tahbrf u Hu GPrrvm. Mary llirkty. Zell a Mil. Nrij Krttkh. Gout K-un ma n., Shailai Ultnun. Unmr Skrm n . Cr rr - Pohlman Simla Rimuy.K-Jfft M uhfci field Gary 11won. kdben [ than. Ann V«lk«f TffiwKf Aibuo. Jim WgUtm.Jiro Bfti Rfia H«a •Mfc-rrt Ilrady Spon Of J h Chrkel Sp � « lire hie. 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