Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1974 volume:

PERU STATE COLLEGE President Pearson answers questions asked by future Peru Staters. John Billings and Dean Young gave tours. These young ladies attended opening reception. Governor and Mrs. J.J. Exon were guests at PSC. Band members play for tree-planting ceremony on the Campus of 1000 Oaks. HIGHLIGHTS 1973-74 Pre-school boy sure looks amazed as he bounces from the trampoline into the air! THE YEAR OF PEOPLE AND EVENTS Football is an invigorating game for all. Linda Doty performs for musical production. Registration is a busy time at PSC. b Allie and Roland concentrate in band! Focus On Memories . . 6 John Whisler flies in the air after NCC victory. Deb gets surprised by the photographer one day. President Douglas W. Pearson Dr. Douglas W. Pearson was elected as Peru State College's twentieth President by the State College Board of Trustees. Dr. Pearson is a native of Ord. Nebraska. He previously served as Dean of Students at Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens, Tennessee. He earned his PhD in higher Education administra- tion at George Peabody College. The Pearsons hosted many distinguished guests in their home. 9 President Pearson congratulates Coach Dwine for winning the trophy with his champion wrestlers. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE NEBRASKA STATE COLLEGES Left to Right: Dr. William E. Colwell, Hay Springs; James A. Lane, Ogallala; Ward Reesman, Falls City; Robert L. Walker, Kearney; Cecil E. Stanley, Lincoln; George W. Egermayer, Omaha; ). Alan Cramer, Wayne. 10 Peru Secretaries Association Row 1: C. Ubben, S. Underwood, D. Giesecke, M. Jewell Row 2 L. Smith, G. Brady, A. Chapin, M. Groff Row 3: F. Warnke, L. Froelich, M. Brooks, j Engel. Row 4: P. Craren, M. Allgood, M Stones, D Fike. Row 4 J. Hamann, T. Grafton. P.S.C. Personnel Dr. Clyde Barrett Dr. Frank Bowers Miss Juanita Bradley Mr. Everett Browning Mr. Edward Craren Mrs. Sue Fitzgerald Mr. Kenneth Gress Mr. Gary Hoemann Mr. John Letts Dr. Kelly Liewer Mr. Donald Miller Mrs. Virginia Miller Dr. Douglas Pearson Dr. Guy Rosenberg Mr. George Wendel John Letts, housing director. 12 Dr. Clyde Barrett, vice-president of PSC. Miss Juanita Bradley advised students. 13 Mr. Browning managed Special Services. Mrs. Miller is the school nurse. Sue Fitzgerald headed the News Bureau Dr. Rosenberg handled student affairs. Mr. Ken Cress managed the business office. Faculty participated in egg-toss contest. The faculty and the administration worked together and were closely united at PSC. The administrators and faculty members not pictured in these sections appear in other pages of the annual. Mr. Donald Miller, director of financial aids, (p. 57) assisted students throughout the year. Mr. George Wendel head- ed the maintenance department. Mr. Stan McCaslin headed data processing (p. 42). Dr. Kelly Liewer is in charge of the office of the registrar (p. 88). Mr. Edward Craren managed the Development Office and worked closely with the 1000 Oaks Alumni Chapter (p. 48). 14 School of Education And Miss Juanita Bradley Mr. Michael Currier Mr. Richard Gulizia Dr. Lloyd Kite Dr. William Landes Dr. Thomas Scherer Mr. Evan Van Zant 16 Mr. Currier prepares materials. Dr. Scherer and Dr. Nava observe PSC. Physical Education Mr. Martin Dwine Mr. Tom Fitzgerald Mr. Jack Mclntire Miss Mary Jo Mier Dr. Ervin Pitts Mr. Robert Riley Mr. Roger Schnaser Mr. Jerome Stemper Coach Jack Mclntire resigned second semester. 17 Miss Mier coaches Barry in class. Mr. Fitzgerald relaxes in his office. Coaches Promote Athletics Coach R. Schnaser Coach Dwine explains moves to players. Coach Ervin Pitts 18 Action during the alumni game is seen on the field. School of Practical And Applied Arts Mr. Russell Beldin Mr. Jack Hamilton Mr. Dee V. Jarvis Mrs. Louise Kregel Mr. Robert Lewellen Mr. Stanley McCaslin Dr. Lester Russell Dr. C. Vernon Siegner Mr. Beldin demonstrates business laws. Mr. Jarvis depicts aspects of planning. Dr. Lester Russell prepares class assignments for the next lesson. School of Humanities f Dr. Clyde Barrett Mr. John Barrett Mrs. Faye Brandt Mr. Everett Browning Dr. Edward Camealy Mr. John Hahn Miss Wreathea Hicks Mr. Paul Kruse Mrs. Ann Leatherman Mrs. Sharon McCaslin Dr. George Schottenhamel Mr. Leland Sherwood Miss Susan Underwood Dr. Gilbert Wilson Mrs. Mary Ruth Wilson Dr. Clyde Barrett gives instructions. Mrs. Wilson and others observe ceremony. Faculty visits during language arts festival. Mr. Kruse plans for library. Dr. Schottenhamel makes a point in class. Dr. Camealy congratulates graduate. Mrs. Brandt looks over library records. Art design is explicated by Mr. Sherwood. -v ‘v Mr. Hahn jokes in World Civ. School of Natural Sciences Mr. Albert Brady Mr. Fred Hamann Dr. Daryl Long Mr. Lyle McKercher Mrs. Ann Williams Mr. Scott Williams Mr. McKercher and Dr. Long chat before class. Mr. Brady explains biology principles. 22 Geography was highlighted by Mr. Williams. Seniors Receive Degrees Peru State College senior graduates completed the requirements for their degrees. The seniors earned two or four year degrees in their particu- lar fields of concentration. Many fine student per- formances were exhibited by members of the se- nior class in areas such as athletics, scholarship, drama, music, art, and the various other fields for achievement. Class officers elected for the seniors were Charles Pavolis, president; Fritz Stehlik, vice-president; Janet Barton, Secretary; and Gayle Swisegood, treasurer. The senior class participated in many events and added enthusiasm to campus life. Kay Albin Dawson, Nebraska Elementary Education Dean Anstey Cumberland, Iowa Physical Education Dudley Baack Polk, Nebraska Geography Tom Ballue Peru, Nebraska Social Science joe Barry Papillion, Nebraska Elementary Education Marion Bartek Weston, Nebraska Industrial Arts Students gather at pep rallies to cheer on the team in many athletic events Students enjoy visiting in a favorite place, the Bob-Inn, between classes. Teddy Becker Nebraska City, Nebraska Elementary Education Maxine Behrns Nehawka, Nebraska Math Rick Bell Bradshaw, Nebraska Geography Phil Chapman Cincinnati, Ohio Physical Education Ronald Christman Sabetha, Kansas Business Administration John Cole Nebraska City, Nebraska Social Science Janet Barton Nebraska City, Nebraska Library Science Emy Boeck Auburn, Nebraska English Dan Cotton Humbolt, Nebraska Physical Education Terry Criger Nebraska City, Nebraska Physical Education lames Dalrymple Peru, Nebraksa Business Administration Joanne Doxon Peru, Nebraska Elementary Education Kathleen Duey Falls City, Nebraska Elementary Education Linda Eichenberger Steinauer, Nebraska Medical Technology Bob Engles Nebraska City, Nebraska Business Administration Joevette Farber Uehling, Nebraska Biology Jody Fichter Randolph, Iowa Physical Education ?b Duffy's shows Peru State support throughout the year. Thomas Froelich Algona, Iowa Biology Henrick Frohling Guthrie Center, Iowa Biology Leon Golden Omaha, Nebraska Physical Education Warren Goos Carson, Iowa Industrial Management Students and teachers discuss activities outside Fine Arts. Dave Green Holdrege, Nebraska Physical Education jane Green Brock, Nebraska Business Education Kim Hahn Auburn, Nebraska Elementary Education Janine Hauschild Avoca, Nebraska Elementary Education Evelyn Heebner Elmwood, Nebraska Business Administration Debbie Hendrickson Beatrice, Nebraska Speech and Drama Mary Hill Tabor, Iowa English George Hoover Falls City, Nebraska Geography William Hunter Chicago, Illinois Physical Education Steve Johnson York, Nebraska Business Administration David Jubinville Granby, Massachusetts Physical Education Michael Kelly Geneva, Illinois Speech and Drama Janet Kirkendall Auburn, Nebraska Elementary Education and Art Jerry Koeneke Nebraska City, Nebraska Business Administration Dick Kohel Lincoln, Nebraska Business Administration Larry Kohel Lincoln, Nebraska Business Administration Steve Krajicek Papillion, Nebraska Biology Kerry Krause Byron, Nebraska English Guy Lammle Auburn, Nebraska Math, Business and Business Ad. Mrs. Rita Lammle Auburn, Nebraska Music Stephanie Lang Pawnee City, Nebraska Music Linda Madison Sidney, Iowa Elementary Education Janis Martin Humboldt, Nebraska Elementary Education Bob McKelvey Falls City, Nebraska Physical Education 9 Ananias Montague Chicago, Illinois Physical Education Gayle Morgal Malvern, Iowa Elementary Education Richard Morrissey Syracuse, Nebraska Physical Education Mike Nannen Syracuse, Nebraska Physical Education Terry Neddenriep Johnson, Nebraska Industrial Arts Nancy Scheer Nutzman Plattsmouth, Nebraska Art Roger Oviatt Omaha, Nebraska Industrial Arts Mary Paap Omaha, Nebraska Home Economics Drasis Pajeda Worcester, Massachusetts Physical Education Becky Pieper Beatrice, Nebraska English Larry Pracht Carson, Iowa Physical Education Duane Rathe Sterling, Nebraska Business Administration 30 Denise Mabie waves to the crowd in the Homecoming parade held in downtown Peru. Fred Reed Peru, Nebraska Physical Education Roxann Rengstorf Sterling, Nebraska Math James Steven Robinson Lincoln, Nebraska Business Administration Rick Rodney Lincoln, Nebraska Business Administration Gale Rumpeltes Beatrice, Nebraska Business Administration V A Luvenia Sanders Omaha, Nebraska Childhood Education William Schofield Hamburg, Iowa Industrial Management Pat Schultz Tecumseh, Nebraska Business Education 31 Irene Seeba Johnson, Nebraska Elementary Education Mike Severson Geneva, Illinois Business Administration Joe Shown Plattsmouth, Nebraska Elementary Education Barbara Shroyer Superior, Nebraska Elementary Education Judy Souder Syracuse, Nebraska Elementary Education Jack Stanley Truro, Iowa Biology Charlene Lutz Stehlik Nebraska City, Nebraska Elementary Education Fritz Stehlik Nebraska City, Nebraska Business Administration A frost storm hit Peru which caused many broken limbs, but also produced a picturesque night scene. Ann Stukenholtz Onawa, Iowa Elementary Education Gayle Swisegood Falls City, Nebraska Geography jerry Symancyk Granby, Massachusetts Physical Education Gordy Thompson Lake Charles, Louisiana Physical Education Jeff Turner Yutan, Nebraska Biology Ramona Tuxhorn Auburn, Nebraska Art Students try their luck at the pin-ball machines in the Bob-Inn. 33 Susie Van Syoc Van Wert, Iowa Elementary Education Carol Warnke Dunbar, Nebraska Home Economics Rod Wartman Calumet City, Illinois Social Science Carlene Welter Nebraska City, Nebraska Elementary Education Robert Wernsman Prague, Nebraska Journalism Julee Tillman assists Phil Rogge and Eileen Gladis with their make-up in preparation for the presentation of the lyrical No-No Nanette. Carol Wheeler Auburn, Nebraska English 34 Thomas Wills Pemberton, New Jersey Industrial Arts Jim Wolken Tecumseh, Nebraska Geography, History Nancy Golden Wurtele Nebraska City, Nebraska Art Dean Young Adams, Nebraska Social Science 1973-74 Degree Candidates Not Pictured Kathleen Alberts Tim Hendricks Terrill Netwig Jeffrey Barker Fritz Henning Michael O'Brien Ray Bleich Janice Henning James Palmer Gale Bly Karen Henry Charles Pavolis Gary Bobbitt Eleanor Hill John Perkins June Bottcher James Hinton Steve Pummel Earl Brown Guy Hyberger Merle Rakes Judy Buddecke Charles Jackson Lannie Redfern Daryl Callenius Theodore Johnson Barry Reed Michael Cantore Trudy Jones Fred Roberts Michael Chandler Steve Knipplemeyer Stephen Roberts Darlene Codgill Roger Kraft Charles Rombach Thomas Craig James Landwehr David Rombach Loretta Davis James Larkins Doug Seanor Stanley Dunn Steve Lawson Deb Sears Kurt Ehlers Gladys Layson Steve Shupe Terry Elliott Richard Leech Jodi Siegner Connie Fritsch Terry Leech Dennis Siems Elliott Gee William Linde Donald Smith Carla Gilliland Bryan Mabie Tommie Lou Solie John Gilmore Denise Mabie Stephen Stafford Terry Glathar Mary McHugh Mary Ann Stanley Lynda Glen Patricia McLaughlin Donald Thompson Lloyd Glesmann James McNeely Julee Tillman Rita Godfrey William Joseph Meyers Robert Van Reypan Mary Goergen Lee Miller Kevin Viterise Roxanne Golden Jo Ann Moore Francis Volkmer David Griffith Fred Morehouse Rich Vonderschmidt Kathie Hall Kris Morrissey Roosevelt Washington Randy Hansen Richard Muenchau Susan Williams Charles Heim Michael Mulligan Candy Wurtele 3b Those Were the Days Carla Gilliland discusses job opportunities with her teachers and academic advisors. 36 Mary Ann Stanley looks thoughtful. Steve Pummel gets across ideas in teaching. We are headed for a somewhere, Seems so far away. To a place called tomorrow, On a road called today. Charlie Pavolis Fritz Stehlik Seniors Enter Various Fields The senior class of 1974 will enter into many dif- ferent occupations. The seniors participated in many activities and events. The class officers were Charlie Pavolis, president; Fritz Stehlik, vice- president; Janet Barton, secretary, and Gayle Swisegood, treasurer. 17 students received the Associate of Arts degree in the two year program: Laura Ackerman, Twila Bay, Ann Boring, Glenda Morehead Bucholz, Cathy Coulter, Deb Glaab, Penny Griffin, Gloria Groothuis, Deb Grotrian, Terri Kattes, John Lempke, Willis Meyer, Bruce Morehead, Marlene Mullens, Billie Paap, Rosemary Taylor, and Mike Whitten. Other degrees received were the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts in Education, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Education, Bachelor of Science in Education, and the Bachelor of Science degree. 38 Gayle Swisegood Underclassmen Strive for Degrees Laura Ackerman, 2 Beatrice, Nebraska Rob Applegate, 2 Superior, Nebraska Roland Barrett, 1 Peru, Nebraska Les Agena, 1 Sterling, Nebraska Von Bachle, 3 Auburn, Nebraska Deb Barton, 3 Omaha, Nebraska David Alvis, 2 Seneca, Kansas Karlene Badgett, 2 Auburn, Nebraska Deb Baum, 1 Tecumseh, Nebraska Wayne Ambler, 1 Saddle Brook, N.J. Mary Lynn Bauman, 3 Falls City, Nebraska Debbie Anderson, 3 Bellevue, Nebraska Russ Barnes, 3 Peru, Nebraska Twila Bay, 2 Filley, Nebraska Upperclassmen give tours to freshmen to acquaint them with the PSC campus and buildings. 40 Many original ideas were presented in floats for the Applejack parade, held in Nebraska City. Craig Bennington, 1 Chris Berger, 2 Guthrie Center, Iowa Auburn, Nebraska Ray Boeche, 1 Nebraska, City, Nebraska Roland Bosan, 1 Linda Boukal, 3 Chicago, Illinois Humboldt, Nebraska Stan Braun, 1 Julie Bredensteiner, 2 Hampton, Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska Martha Brief, 2 Nebraska City, Nebraska Dean Brooks, 1 Bellevue, Nebraska Bob Brown, 1 Franklin, Pennsylvania Mary Jo Bruggeman, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Doyle Bryant, 1 Omaha, Nebraska Tom Budnick, 1 Hampton, Nebraska Colleen Burger, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Phyllis Butrick 1 Falls City, Nebraska •11 Beth Butts, 3 Broken Bow, Nebraska John Chatelain, 2 Auburn, Nebraska Kent Coleman, 1 Oakland, Iowa Craig Dallegge, 1 Hampton, Nebraska Mike DeRuntz, 3 Granite City, Illinois Scott Christensen, 2 Mr. Stanley McCaslin helps Scott McKercher understand machines. Cherokee, Iowa Alonzo Collins, 1 St. Louis, Illinois Patty Collins, 2 Fremont, Nebraska Sue Coughlin, 2 Middlefield, Conn. Cathy Coulter, 2 Crete, Nebraska Gloria Dalrymple, 2 Peru, Nebraska Bernadette Dorn, 3 Burchard, Nebraska Mike Davis, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Linda Doty, 2 Oakland, Iowa Phillip Dean, 1 Bellevue, Nebraska Don Doxon, 1 Holtville, California Rick DeKlotz, 3 Lincoln Nebraska Sharon Duerfeldt, 3 Falls City, Nebraska i Cindy Dunlap, 1 Ashland, Nebraska Dale Eichenberger, 1 Steinauer, Nebraska Kenneth Fike, 1 Peru, Nebraska Phil Fritz, 2 Verdon, Nebraska Jim Fuentes, 1 Calumet City, Illinois Carol Dye, 1 Bellevue, Nebraska Yaser Eddmeiri, 3 Jerusalem Deb Ehmen, 3 Pickrell, Nebraska Dennis Ehmke, 3 Syracuse, Nebraska Vicki Emken, 2 Marquette, Nebraska LeRoy Frana, 3 Nebraska City, Nebraska Michael Engel, 3 Stromsburg, Nebraska Dennis Frazier, 1 Lake Charles, Louisiana Linda Eyster, 1 Plattsmouth, Nebraska Henry Frazier, 1 Lake Charles, Louisiana Susie Faller, 1 Falls City, Nebraska Steve Frerichs, 2 Croton, Massachusetts Bud Frohling, 1 Guthrie Center, Iowa Julia Garrett, 1 Glenwood, Iowa P.J. outlines dorm policy for the residents of Davidson-Palmer •13 Students Highlight Campus Activity Deb Scholl looks surprised to see the photographer, but Kathy and Susie continue to study diligently. Don Tempelmeyer catches a few winks in the Bob-Inn Gail, Allie, and Ann keep score at tournament. 44 P.J. says a prayer for Patty's recovery. Students proceed to classes and visit with each other on the way. i V ’ ■ I ' Deb Baum finds tree-climbing a little tricky Bob Brown discovers a pair of legs in the bushes (Carol Orr's)! Cast does dance in No-No-Nanette. James Gasaway, 1 Chicago, Illinois Rob Giesecke, 1 Peru, Nebraska Maynard Geschke, 3 Avoca, Nebraska Deb Glaab, 2 Omaha, Nebraska Rhonda Gobber, 1 Table Rock, Nebraska Ruth Gottula, 2 Steinauer, Nebraska Gwen Graesser, 1 Lincoln, Nebraska Connie Gregg, 3 Hartington, Nebraska Karen Gress, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Penny Griffin, 2 Bellevue, Nebraska Gloria Groothuis, 2 Nebraska City, Nebraska Bill Grush, 2 Falls City, Nebraska Fred Haines, 2 William Hallock, 3 Omaha, Nebraska Bethany, Missouri Ron Hansen, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Roger Harders, 3 Wahoo, Nebraska lb Lucy Giersch, 2 Salina, Kansas Eileen Gladis, 1 North Aurora, Illinois Sherry Gregg, 1 Hartington, Nebraska Teri Hailar, 1 Tabor, Iowa Gail Harmon, 2 Dawson, Nebraska Denise Haynes, 2 Auburn, Nebraska Nancy Heskett, 3 Nemaha, Nebraska Neal Hinz,1 Oak, Nebraska Marge Jelinek, 3 Weston, Nebraska Bernard Johnson, 1 Chicago, Illinois Maureen Hazard, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Deb Hebda, 1 Fullerton, Nebraska Wendell Henderson, 1 Kansas City, Kansas Kathy Heskett, 1 Nemaha, Nebraska Sue Higgins, 1 Shelbyville, Kansas Sally Highfield 2 Lincoln, Nebraska Nancy Hiltgen, 1 Omaha, Nebraska Terri Hinderks, 1 Auburn, Nebraska Wayne Hitzeman, 1 Humboldt, Nebraska Patty Hopp, 3 Plattsmouth, Nebraska Bill Hosack, 3 Wilber, Nebraska Kenneth Jackson, 1 Chicago, Illinois f Dennis Johnk, 1 Oakland, Iowa Karen Johns, 3 Tecumseh, Nebraska Janice Johnson, 3 Patty Johnson, 3 Shenandoah, Iowa Humboldt, Nebraska Sue Coughlin studies in the library. 47 Tom Johnson, 1 Osceola, Nebraska Ann Jones, 1 Falls City, Nebraska Bob Jones, 1 Hickman, Nebraska Terri Kattes, 2 Nebraska City, Nebraska Steven Kempkes, 3 Nebraska City, Nebraska Gloria Kentopp, 1 Falls City, Nebraska Ardella Klein, 1 Adams, Nebraska Sargez Khoshabeh, 1 Rezaieh, Iran Kevin Knoll, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Bud Kimball, 2 Papillion, Nebraska Joe Kotnik, 1 Eveleth, Minnesota Teresa Kingery, 3 Sidney, Iowa Nancy Kottich, 1 Falls City, Nebraska Patrice Kinnison, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Barb Krajicek, 1 Papillion, Nebraska Robert Krajicek, 3 Papillion, Nebraska Randy Krecklow, 2 Glenwood, Iowa Peggy Kreifels, 3 Nebraska City, Nebraska Galen Kronhofman, 3 Tobias, Nebraska President Pearson chats with members of 1000 Oaks Chapter 48 Guest speaker visits with Que in the Fine Arts building. Joyce Kuck, 1 Council Bluffs, Iowa Barry Landes, 3 Lincoln, Nebraska William McBrien, 1 Detroit, Michigan Scott McKercher, 2 Peru, Nebraska Jim Lennerton, 3 Leicester, Massachusetts Henry McCullough, 3 Cincinnati, Ohio Steve Me Vay, 2 Bellevue, Nebraska Bob Lowery, 2 Superior, Nebraska Dave McDaniel, 3 Bethany, Missouri Duane Madison, 1 Sidney, Iowa Jan Lyon, 3 Brock, Nebraska Steve McGuinn, 1 Palatine, Illinois Joanne Marcuzzo, 1 Omaha, Nebraska Carol Krueger, 1 Auburn, Nebraska Eileen Laggett, 3 Lincoln, Nebraska Barbara Lyons, 1 Hamburg, Iowa James McKean, 3 Omaha, Nebraska Fred Marisett, 1 Hammond, Indiana 49 William Martin, 1 Plattsmouth, Nebraska Carol Meyer, 1 Johnson, Nebraska Willis Meyer, 3 Johnson, Nebraska Rita Miller, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Marlene Mullens, 3 Wymore, Nebraska Andranik Najarian, 1 Rezaieh, Iran Becky Niday, 2 Beatrice, Nebraska Debbie Niedermeyer, 1 Cook, Nebraska Walter Nimmich, 2 Pawnee City, Nebraska Trena O'Banion, 1 Falls City, Nebraska Chris Oosting, 1 Lincoln, Nebraska Carol Orr, 3 Lincoln, Nebraska Billie Paap, 3 Omaha, Nebraska Carlo Pacot, 2 Auburn, Nebraska Cerlina Pacot, 1 Auburn, Nebraska Students trudged to classes in spite of frost and snow during the winter months. 50 Dianne Rees, 2 Liberty, Nebraska Cheryl Rinne, 3 Tecumseh, Nebraska Wilson Rodriguez, 1 Chicago, Illinois Chyrel Roebke, 2 Daykin, Nebraska Phillip Rogge, 1 Auburn, Nebraska Gary Rosenbeck, 1 Guthrie Center, Iowa Emily Rosewell, 2 Ames, Iowa Otis Samuel, 1 Omaha, Nebraska Theresa Krontz and Joyce Kuck decorate tree. 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Greg Sanders, 1 Hammond, Indiana Julia Sharpe, 1 Pawnee City, Nebraska Dale Schatz, 3 Verdon, Nebraska Barb Shupe, 3 Elmwood, Nebraska Mari Schmidt, 1 Fort Calhoun, Nebraska Tom Simmons, 1 Clarion, Iowa Eileen Scholl, 1 Falls City, Nebraska Barb Slaby, 2 Papillion, Nebraska Rick Shallenberger, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Larry Smith, 1 East St. Louis, Illinois b Susan Sole, 3 Mary Ann Stanley, 3 Geneva, Nebraska Falls City, Nebraska Mitzi Stehlik, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Lyle Stephens, 2 Tecumseh, Nebraska Dave Stemper, 1 Peru, Nebraska Allie Stoltenberg, 2 Omaha, Nebraska r, Dennis Stones, 3 Sabetha, Kansas Ronald Storant, 1 DuBois, Nebraska Mike Streit, 1 Sabetha, Kansas Cindy Tabor, 2 Omaha, Nebraska Anne Tackett, 2 Glenwood, Iowa Laurita Tackett, 2 Tabor, Iowa Rosemary Taylor, 2 Shubert, Nebraska BarbTempelmeyer, 1 Stella, Nebraska Bobbi Thiesfeld, 3 Nebraska City, Nebraska Gordon Thiesfeld, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Steve Thompson, 1 Falls City, Nebraska Jo Throckmorton, 1 Osceola, Nebraska Linda Uher, 1 Western, Nebraska Janet Vance, 1 Ralston, Nebraska Lois Vavra, 1 Lecia Vitosh, 1 Milligan, Nebraska Blue Springs, Nebraska Amy Walsh, 1 Chicago, Illinois Jeff Walther, 1 Rosemary Warner, 2 Bellevue, Nebraska Craig, Missouri 52 Mary Weber, 3 Staten Island, New York William White, 1 Omaha, Nebraska Janet Wilson, 1 Peru, Nebraska Raymond Woerlen, 2 Johnson, Nebraska Randy Wolf, 1 Papillion, Nebraska Mickie Welch, 3 Chicago, Illinois Susan Wenzel, 1 Nebraska City, Nebraska Dave Werner, 1 Falls City, Nebraska John D. Whisler, 2 Peru, Nebraska James Whitfield, 1 Omaha, Nebraska Mike Whitten, 2 Falls City, Nebraska 1 Barb Wilkinson, 3 Clatonia, Nebraska Dennis Williams, 3 Stella, Nebraska Connie Wolf, 1 Rick and Bob appear to be in deep concentration on campus sights. Papillion, Nebraska Arlo Wusk, 2 Sterling, Nebraska Joe Zajac, 1 Brunswick, Ohio Nather Ziyad, 3 Jerusalem Ralph Arnold, 3 Falls City, Nebraska 3 Deb Barton Jr. Class President Steve McVay, Vice-President, Jr. class secretary Peg Kreifels receives certificate. Sophomore Class. Class Leaders Diversified in Interests CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS President, Deb Barton Secretary, Peg Kreifels Treasurer, Barry Landes SOPHOMORES President, Allie Stoltenberg Vice-President, Steve McVay Secretary, Laurita Tackett Treasurer, Anne Tackett FRESHMEN President, Bob McClain Vice-President, Mark Fletcher Secretary, Deb Hebda Treasurer, Mike Hall 54 Bob McClain, President, Freshman Class. Students make final preparations with advisors before filling out class schedules. Pre-Registration a First At Peru Pre-registration saved time for students, as they registered in the spring for classes to be taken in the fall. Many trials and tribulations were still wit- nessed though. Registration was done in alpha- betical order; not according to class order this year, with students still consulting their advisors as usual. But the end result was the same one tired, confused, poor individual who now was of- ficially a student at P.S.C. Enrollment figures indicated a slight drop from the previous year, but the encouraging factor was the rise in on-campus freshman enrollment. The senior class was the next largest with sopho- mores and juniors following not far behind. b6 Friends are back together in the fall. Advisors were always willing to assist students in finding the right course. Varied Activities Acquainted Dr. and Mrs. Pearson held receptions in their home to become better acquainted with students. 08 Students the First Week Par, of Freshman Orientation was the riverboa, excursion on the Belle of Brownville. Parties were again the scene in Peru, as friends were reunited. Bobcats Capture Apple Jack Bowl The Bobcats took a 19-0 victory to capture the fifth annual Apple Jack Bowl against the Tarkio Owls September 15, in Nebraska City. The parade started the festivities off. The Nebras- ka City Chamber of Commerce was the organizer in which to build a closer relationship with Peru and Nebraska City. The parade occupied six blocks with area bands performing and floats built by various people and organizations. Peru was represented by the Peru State College cheerleaders in a dune buggy and the freshmen class rode a top of the fifteen seat bus. A float was also built by the Peru Players ad- vertising the oncoming play How the Other Half Loves. A dance at the armory rounded out the Apple Jack activities that night. Fritz Stehlik and Dean Young are student leaders. 60 One of the many floats onlookers enjoyed at the parade. The freshmen class was represented as they rode a top of the PSC bus entitled Peru State Freshmen Fans. 61 The Peru Players created their own advertisement of the upcoming play. Yearbook Workshop Held At P.S.C. Yearbook editors met with Mr. Everett Browning and Mr. Cery Kauffman, during yearbook conference. The annual yearbook workshop, sponsored by Mr. Everett Browning, head of the PSC Journalism department, was held September 25. Area high school sudents and interested college students attended. The workshop held in the Fine Arts Building was designed to help the yearbook staffs of local high schools put out a better annual. Mr. Gery Kauffman, who represented Josten s American Yearbook Company, played a major part in the workshop also. Activities centered on the various aspects of year- book production; layout, writing copy, photogra- phy, typography, headline writing, financing and bookkeeping. 6? Time out for refreshments was taken. UNICEF Dance Or Freakers Ball Best costumes were awarded to Fred Reed, Steve Frerichs, Sherry Gregg. Gary Ffoemann, lohn Letts and Leland Sherwood had the privilege of being the judges. On October 31,1973 you were apt to see witches, ghosts, and goblins in the gym, as the first annual SGA UNICF Dance and Freakers Ball was held. Tickets were $1.00 and all profits went to UNICEF. Prizes were awarded for best costumes at the dance also. Odyssey provided the music for the Halloween Dance. Many of the members either attend Peru now or attended Peru at one time. Members of the group were Dan Gruber, Lennie Lahman, Paul Anderson, Lori Gilbert, Devin Tackett, and Jeff Jenkins. Even witches and pumpkins dance! 63 as Pearson, Qu Escort Barb WilkinsonCrowned Homecoming Queen 6‘ Mrs. Denise Mabie represented Commuters. Homecoming candidates all vie for queen. Lambda Delia Lambda won the first place trophy for their entry in the parade. “The Sun Shines Brighter Every Day “The Sun Shines Brighter Every Day was the theme for 1973 Homecoming held on October 13. The fourth annual parade featured floats, cars and marching bands, 1275 band members from 22 area bands participated in the parade. Trophies were awarded to the top bands. Class A was won by Creighton Prep. The Class B went to Ashland Glenwood Public School. Platteview won the Class C trophy and Humboldt High School Class D trophy. Auburn Junior High and Humboldt Ju- nior High Schools also won the Class I and II tro- phies respectively. The overall float winner was the Science Club. Secretaries won the individual entry. Trophies were awarded to the winners. Davidson-Palmer Hall won first prize in the an- nual window painting contest. Many organiza- tions and clubs entered the contest in which prize money was given. Peru won the 52nd Homecom- ing game against Kearney 28-0, with coronation activities occuring during half-time crowning Barb Wilkinson queen. 66 Club members display their trophies. 67 Junior and Senior High School band members show off their trophies from their winning performances. Lobo Was Homecoming Concert Lobo entertained at the Tuesday night concert. Jim Stafford appeared with Lobo too. The gym seemed a popular place, as students danced to music performed by Blackberry Winter. How the Other Half Loves Presented How the Other Half Loves kept the audiences captivated with a mistaken identity in a love triangle. The Homecoming play was both entertaining and hilarious. Much time and effort went into the production. 69 Louise Johnson receives flowers from Gordy Thompson, as Sue Higgins looks on. Louise Johnson Black Union Queen The Black Student Union of Peru State College held their first annual dance in the dining hall of the Student Center Building, October 13. Phil Chapman was the dance disc jockey. Louise Johnson was elected as their queen. Queen candidates were Sue Higgins, Luvena Sanders, and Louise Johnson. Louise is the first queen to be elected by the Black Student Union. 70 Black Union Members enjoy themselves. Admissions Committee Shows Enthusiasm Student Admissions Committee Members Are From Top to Bottom: E. Lag- gett, j. Billings, B. Wilkinson, B. Landes, M. Jelinek, S. Frerichs, D. Barton, P. Collins, D. Ehmke. These members gave tours, acquainting visiting students and parents with the various buildings and sights of the PSC campus. The stu- dents also visited various campuses in the surrounding area and spoke on the advantages of attending Peru State. Mr. Gary Hoemann and Mr. Roger Schnas- er headed the program. Among other recruiting activities, the group parici- pated in a Tel-a-thon which offered students all over the country information about PSC. Innerviews, a publication by the Admissions deparment was editored by Robert E. Wernsman. The paper featured news about Peru and listed students accepted for 1974-75. It was a monthly paper. The publication began in No- vember and was mailed to 2,600 high school counselors and students. Gary Hoemann (Above) and Roger Schnaser (Below) led the Student Admissions Commit- tee Members in their work. Head Start a Learning Experience Head Start children listen to Denise Haynes with mixed emotions. Head Start, a national program for low-income families was again present on the Peru State Col- lege Campus. The Head Start program offers pre- school children ages 3V2-5, the benefits of learn- ing experiences in exposure to colors and materi- als, different types of skills, plus good health hab- its. Field trips and parties were also learning experiences. Dr. Thomas Scherer and Mrs. Valda Davidson led the program. The class began every morning at 9:00 in room 200 of the Education Building. The children were brought to campus by bus, and were furnished with a mid-morning snack and lunch at noon in the dining room. Janice Boden and Marcile Dean, along with parents, volunteers, and students also assisted with the program. 72 Lunch was served in the dining hall. Bellevue students talk with former high school councilor. Students Keep Themselves Busy Look at those legs! 73 Odyssey plays for one of the dances. Who's Who Selected 12 Seniors Janet Lee Barton of Nebraska City, has a double major in library science and history. Janet was awarded the Janet Ganzell and cooperating school scholarships. Her activities include: vice president, English club; president, Phi Alpha The- ta, national honorary history fraternity; Peru State Education Association; Peru State Social Science Society; and Sigma Tau Delta. Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges selected twelve Peru State College for the 1973-74 honor. Dr. Guy Rosenberg, Director of Student Person- nel Services of Peru State acted as Chairman of the Selection Committee. The committee was composed of faculty and student leaders. The twelve students chosen were based on aca- demic excellence, extra-curricular leadership and promise of future leadership. Each has earned a cumulative grade point average of 6.5 or better on a 9.0 scale, and all have earned Dean's Honor Roll recognition one or more semesters. Kay Lynne Albin of Dawson, is an elementary education major. Kay was active in the Peru State Education Association, in which she served as vice president her junior year. She is a member of Drama Club; captain, Kitty Kadetts drill team; and a member of Kappa Delta Pi. Kay has also re- ceived the Larson Memorial and Special State of Nebraska Scholarships. Kay Lynne Albin janet Lee Barton Mary Elizabeth Goergen Dau of Osage, Iowa, has a BS degree in physical education. Mary was awarded special abilities scholarships for two years. She was a varsity cheerleader, vice presi- dent of Music Educators National Conference; Women's Athletic Association; women's basket- ball team; band and stage band; and Kappa Delta Pi. Tom Froehlich Mary Elizabeth Goergen Dau Tom Froehlich of Algona, Iowa, is a biology ma- jor. Tom was selected as an “Outstanding College Athlete of America for his Peru State team ef- forts in football, basketball, and baseball. He was an active member of Beta Beta Beta, professional honorary biology fraternity, and served as dormi- tory counselor at Delzell Hall. Tom received spe- cial abilities scholarships in football and basket- ball and a Peru Achievement Foundation scholarship. Mary Elizabeth Hill Stephanie Glenn Lang of Pawnee City, is a vocal music major. She received Peru State's Outstanding Music Student Award two years, and has earned Dean's Honor Roll recognition for perfect 9.0 grade average two semesters. Stephanie has been active in choir, swing choir, madrigal and band; holds mem- bership in MENC and Kappa Delta Pi. She has also received vocal special abilities, Ak-Sar-Ben, A. j. Warneck and L. j. Barnes Memorial Scholarships. Mary Elizabeth Hill of Tabor, Iowa, is an English major. She is active in many organizations where she served as president of English Club; president of Sigma Tau Delta, national honorary English fraternity; member. Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary education fraternity; Peru State Education Association; Mor- gan Hall dorm council. Mary edited the English Club literary magazine Sifting Sands for two years and has been active in speech and drama activities. Mary also received Embree Memorial, Pearl Kempton and Charles Andrews scholarships. 7 6 Stephanie Glenn Lang Linda Sue Madison Jack Stanley of Truro, Iowa, is a biology major. Jack was presi- dent of Beta Beta Beta, professional honorary fraternity; a member of Kappa Delta Pi, national education honorary. He was Delzell Hall President and president of his junior class. Jack was also a student representative to the campus student affairs commission, member of PSEA, and a three year letter- man in wrestling. Linda Sue Madison of Sidney, Iowa, is an elementary educa- tion major. Linda has been an officer in the Peru State Educa- tion Association; member of Kappa Delta Pi, national honor- ary education fraternity; Morgan Hall dorm council; on the Dean's Honor Roll each semester; and advertising manager for the Pedagogian newspaper two years. She was awarded a Peru Achievement Foundation Scholarship her freshman year. Jack Stanley 7 7 Pat J. Schultz, of Tecumseh, has a double major in business education and business administration. Pat has been active in Phi Beta Lambda, honorary business fraternity; WAA; intramural volleyball. Student Admissions Council; and was president of Davidson-Palmer dorm council two years. She was a varsity cheerleader for two years and as a junior was selected Homecoming queen and at- tendant to Spring Week queen. Pat also receive a cooperating school scholarship. Pat |. Schultz Carol Warnke of Dunbar, holds a BS in home economics. Carol served as president of the Home Economics Club, hospitality chairman of Student Center Board, and is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, education honorary fraternity; Women's Athletic Association, and Peru State Education Association. She was also selected to attend the national Home Economics Association conven- tion in Denver and was a Glamour Girl candidate. 78 Carol Warnke. Robert Wernsman Carol Zorn Wheeler of Auburn, is an Enlish ma- jor. Carol has earned perfect 9.0 grades five se- mesters. She was awarded an Alice Kenton Lan- guage Arts scholarship, is a member of Sigma Tau Delta, honorary English fraternity, Kappa Delta Pi, national education honorary, and English Club. Robert Wernsman of Prague, is a journalism ma- jor. Bob has held editorial positions on the Peda- gogian newspaper and Peruvian yearbook staffs. He has also participated in five Peru Players drama productions, besides memberships in the English Club, Drama Club, Gavel and Rostrum and presi- dent of his sophomore class. Bob was the first journalism intern from Peru. He student directed “Butterflies Are Free, and a choral reading pres- entation at Buffalo City. Bob was also awarded the Pearl A. Kenton scholarship, was acting presi- dent of the Peru JayCees, on student Admissions Council and assisted in the PSEA tutoring program. 79 Carol Zorn Wheeler 11 i_44 High School Activities Sponsored by Peru I Douglas High school won the volleyball tournament, coached by Don Monzingo, a former PSC student. I I I It I f r : Nebr. City Lourdes receive a trophy for their performance. Numerous music clinics were held. Peru State College sponsored several activities that were both academic and athletically involved for high school students. The students visited the campus; had the opportunity to sit in on classes and gain information about Peru State. At the same time they learned about their various fields and competed in different events. Academic activities held included a Yearbook Workshop, District speech meet, high school band clinic, business contest, high school choral and swing choir clinic, and a Science Day. Athletic events held was the annual invitational volleyball tournament, and the invitational track meet. Many area schools attended the events held with record crowds. The events were co-ordinated by PSC instructors with Peru students assisting in plans and supervision. 81 No. 1, the best you can be! This was a popular scene. Phyllis Butrick prepares for the cold weather. Winter Adds It's Decorative Touch to Peru 82 Dare me. I'll throw it. This was often heard on campus. When night falls, only the snow and the ice are to be found left out in the cold. The library even looks good when it's cold. Everyone hurries to classes during the winter. Is 83 V—” ili A Lucy Giersch 1974 Gli Deb Hebda m Roxi Smith Deb Baum Patty Johnson i Mary Ann Stanley Judy Buddecke Teresa Kingery Carol Warnke Kim Hahn Patty McLaughlin Barb Wilkinson 85 Clamour Girl Candidates were chosen on appearance, talent, interests, school involvement, personality, and dress. “No, No Nanette Spring Musical 'A Doll's House one of the hardest plays to be presented by the Peru Players. A Doll's House Rounds Out the Year 87 The new dress seemed to please the ladies. Bill and Barb played the lead roles. 173 Recognized At Honors Convocation 173 students received certificates for scholastic achievement January 30th at Peru State College. The certificates were given to students who earned a grade point average of 7.25 or higher during the 1973 fall semester. President Douglas Pearson gave a short speech and Dr. Kelly Liewer and Dr. Guy Rosenberg pre- sented certificates. 88 Dr. Rosenberg, Dr. Pearson, and Dr. Liewer congratulate Jeff Linden and Carol Wheeler for 9.00 averages. Dean's List students wait in line for their certificates. A job well done. Did I make a mistake?' 89 Students And Faculty Show Involvement Mr. Hahn and students listen to prominent guest speaker, Dr. Johnson. 90 Dr. Camealy directs enthusiastic choir members for the Messiah. 91 Students learned through exploration. Coach Dwine builds athletes. Peru Opens Its Doors in 74 Peru Opens Its Doors in 74 was the Spring Week theme, relating to the open atmosphere of the campus. Spring Royalty And Attendants: P. Kreifels, D. McDaniel, P. Schultz, T. Criger, S. McKercher, L. Ackerman, D. Mabie, D. Anstey, L. Tackett, J. Whisler. (Not pictured, Gus Krajicek). 93 Spring Week Activities Enjoyable Students buy flowers from English Club members at carnival. Mr. Hairy Legs, Scott McKercher, Miss Legs, Laurita Tackett. Coach Dwine gives instructions to put Dr. Pearson in jail, but Dr. Pearson doesn't appear to enjoy his stay! 95 Everyone enjoyed the food at the Spring Week barbecue. Mrs. Pearson observes as President Pearson and Amy plant tree as part of Inaugural Ceremonies. President Pearson Inaugurated 96 Guests enjoy meal in the Student Center and discuss the plans and events of the busy day. Dr. Pearson Honored As 20th President Dr. Douglas W. Pearson was honored as Peru State College's twentieth president on April 27 during formal inaugural ceremonies. The cere- mony was the first formal inauguration in PSC's history of 107 years Delegates from the various colleges and universi- ties in the surrounding area were represented at the inaugural ceremony. The inauguration was held in the college auditorium. The faculty, at- tired in academic regalia, followed the colors into the auditorium. The members of the State Col- leges' Board of Trustees were also present. Among the activities of the day were a brunch, a reception, a social hour, a banquet, and a ball. Mrs. Sharon Rosenberg was chairwoman of the committee. Mrs. Pearson examines medal awarded to Dr. Pearson. 97 Mayor Rex Allgood presents Dr. Pearson with a plaque which officially proclaims Doug Pearson Days in Peru. Graduation Is a New Beginning Governor I- lame, E,on add,,� ., ,h. gradnafe, o„h, c,a i of „74 and comrn.nd, ,hem ter FrilzStehlilrwasthe honored recipfen, of ,h, „,,en Col. Pollard A� ard for „o„„„di„g „,vi„ „ 98 99 A mixture of emotions shows on the faces of the graduates as they remember their years at PSC. Varied Interests Are Seen in Students There is always work to be done. Relaxation is a must at PSC. 100 A group of students is not hard to find on the campus. Band members are usually seen with their instruments. Texas performed in concert. 101 Art students have their own expressions. Drama Club members work together to build set. r Miss Mier receives roses from Patty. Activities Involved Co-operation UMMPH!! Who said spring football was fun? Steve Kempkes shows kids how the machine runs. 102 Bobcats Have a Record Season Football Results 1973 PSC OPP 7 8 Graceland 19 0 Tarkio 7 68 Northwest Missouri 7 28 Concordia 26 0 Benedectine 28 0 Kearney State 0 28 Chadron State 20 16 Wayne State 62 21 Culver-Stockton 0 41 Doane Nebraska College Conference — 1st (tied Kearney) Sea- son Record 5-5. Fullback Barry Reed was the leader on offense, while freshman running Gary Rosenbeck also gained valuable yardage. Steve and Gus Krajicek and Bob Winter were defensive mainstays. PSC football coaches Marty Dwine, Jack Me- Intire, and Tom Fitzgerald. 104 Team action during the 28-0 Homecoming victory over Kearney State. Barry Reed is finally brought down by a Kearney defender after a gain around end. Row 1: Coach J. Mclntire, G. Thompson, F. Marisett, H. Frazier, T. Criger, S. Krajicek, B. Winter, T. Elliott, J. Perkins, L Smith, R. Bos- an, H. Collins, J. Gasaway, J. Ford. Row 2: W. White, B. Herron, B. johnson, K. Jackson, H. McCullough, T. Froelich, R. Eischen, J. Cash, B. Hosack, B. Reed, L. Glesmann, T. Usher, A. Wusk, B. Kennedy, R. Wartman. Row 3: A. Herron, O. Samuel, W. Henderson, M. Kelly, J. Whitfield, R. Woerlen, S. Roberts, D. Leech, D. Stones, D. McDaniel, G. Krajicek, j. Rezac, K. Tennal. Row 4: Coaches M. Dwine and T. Fitzgerald, D. Bower, R. Stones, G. Hendrickson, M. Fletcher, L. Agena, K. Frohling, T. Kelly, G. Rosenbeck, R. Hop- kins, F. Barone, C. Franks, B. Jones. Row 5: Manager R. Giesecke, manager K. Frohling, B. McClain, S. McQuinn, N. Hinz, J. Bee- cham, D. Werner, M. Hall, G. Hahn, J. Coatney, A. Allgood, J. Winkelman, J. Whisler, P. Brown, J. Smith. 105 TOUCHDOWN! Mike Hall (58) leads the cheers on the sideline as the offense scores. 106 Bobcat defenders stop a Doane player in the final game of the year. 1974 football coach Bob Riley points out how things will be run in the fall and explains strategy to the 1974 spring ball team. Barry Reed — this outstanding senior full- back from Henry, Illinois, gained 779 yards for the year, and led the team in scoring. Barry was selected in the tenth round of the professional football draft by the Minnesota Vikings. He was also named to the Nebraska College Confer- ence team in 1972 and 73. 107 Coach Fitzgerald looks worried during an extremely tense moment during a junior varsity game. Basketball Team, Row 1: L. Chase, C. Sanders, Manager R. Ciesecke, H. McCullough, R. Winston. Row 2: Coach Roger Schnaser, B. Miller, J. Gasaway, D. Parker, F. Beville, B. Craig, B. Hunter, L. Agena, M. Harper, T. Macke, Assistant coach Ervin Pitts. Basketball Results 1973-74 PSC OPP 77 67 Concordia 66 94 Northeast Missouri 80 96 University of Missouri-Rolla 70 99 Southeast Missouri 83 93 Culver-Stockton 68 87 Tarkio 57 81 Doane 56 101 Doane 36 103 Tarkio 88 113 Kearney State 56 64 Chadron State 62 94 Wayne State 80 117 University of Nebraska — Omaha 82 72 Chadron State 84 85 Midland 100 101 John F. Kennedy 75 88 Bellevue 69 88 John F. Kennedy 83 101 Kearney State 69 73 Bellevue 81 75 Wayne State 69 83 University of Nebraska — Omaha Bill Hunter puts up shot for 'Cats. 108 Cagers End Season 3-19 The 1973-74 Bobcat cagers held a record of 3-19 for the season. Peru came in third in the Nebraska College Conference. The squad had a rough sea- son, due in part to having to adjust to three head coaches. The team practiced under Jack Mclntire until he resigned from teaching and coaching just before the first game. Dr. Erv Pitts took over then as interim coach until Roger Schnaser was select- ed to take over as head coach. The squad could have easily been 5-17, but two games, back to back, Midland and John F. Kenne- dy, were won by opponents in the final shot of the contest. The cagers gained third in the NCC by defeating Wayne State College 81-76. Bob Craig stretches to tip in a shot against Chadron. 109 Coach Roger Schnaser gives final key instructions during a crucial time-out for the 'Cats. Coaches E. Pitts and R. Schnaser plot game tactics with the starting five players. Coach Schnaser outlines team policy for players and asks for comments from players. 1 1 1 Wrestlers Win NCC Championship Wrestl ing Results 1973-74 PSC OPP 4th Graceland Tourney 1st Doane Tourney 17 30 Morningside 48 4 Doane Won Dana-Forfeited 7th Northwest Missouri Tourney Won John F. Kennedy-Forfeited Won Haskell-Forfeited 6 29 Central Missouri State 26 10 Graceland 5th Coe Tourney 10 28 Morningside 21 13 Northern State 45 7 Kearney State 54 0 John F. Kennedy 48 0 University of Chicago 2 33 University of Nebraska-Omaha 16 19 Northwest Missouri State 48 3 William Jewell 42 3 Concordia 51 2 Doane 30 13 Wayne State 51 0 Yankton 1st Nebraska College Conference 2nd NAIA District 11 Final Record 16-5 The Peru State Grapplers climaxed an excellent season with a first place finish in the Nebraska College Conference and the runner-up spot in the district. 'Cat wrestlers were Jim Fuentes, Gary Lesoing, Mark Miller, Mike Streit, Jack Stanley, Craig Bennington, Lawrence Hunt, Terry Alt, Kevin Frohling, Bob McClain, Joe Zajac, Ray Czaszwicz, John Whisler, Jim Winkelman, Kurt Frohling, Dean Anstey, Steve McQuinn, Warren Goos,Terrence Kelly, Bob Brown, Tom Simmons, Fred Marsiett, Bob Jones, Kent Coleman, Dean Brooks, Ken Stanely, Dennis Johnk, and Jim Rezac. Whisler, Brooks, Coleman, Brown, Bud Frohling, and Kelly were individual NCC champions. 11? Assistant wrestling coach |im Cash. I Craig Bennington Lawrence Hunt Bud Frohling Jim Fuentes Jack Stanley Gary Lesoing Dennis Johnk, Coach Marty Dwine, and manager Kurt Frohling watch a tight match. John Whisler Kurt Frohling Dean Anstey Dean Brooks was a wrestler who won a championship against opponents in the NCC. Terry Kelly Bob Brown Fred Marisett McClain tries to gain the advantage. Whisler's got his man! Jim Rezar Kent Coleman took the sixth straight Peru crown in an overtime decision against Wayne Track Team Competitive in Relays Rowl: L. Smith, N. Hinz, R. Storant, R. Applegate, P. Fritz, B. Lowery, C. Collins The track team came in third in the Kearney Indoor Triangular. The team had a fourth place position in the Nebraska College Conference. The track squad competed most of the year in relay invitationals. The team was too thin in numbers and experience to compete in duals. In many of the relays no team scores were kept. Many hoped-for sprinters did not return second semester. Golf Squad Has Winning Season The golf squad had an excellent 23-6 record, although they didn't fare as well as hoped in the conference and district meets. The golfers came in third in the Nebraska College Conference and fourth in the NAIA District 11. A shutout in college golf is amost un- heard of, but the 'Cats pulled the trick four times, whitewashing Concordia, Tarkio, Graceland, and Nebraska Technical. Team members were Guy Lammle, Dave Lammle, Kurt Kent, Rick DeKlotz, Brad Holding, and Randy Wollenburg. The team was coached by Dr. Ervin Pitts. Golf Results 1974 PSC OPP 10 0 Concordia 3rd Nebraska Southern Invitational 11V2 6 Vi Nebraska Wesleyan 9 6 Doane 15 0 Tarkio 15 0 Graceland 12Vz 5 Vi Northwest Missouri 8 Vi 9 Vi Doane 9 Vi 8V2 Nebraska Wesleyan 11 7 Concordia 15 0 Nebraska Technical 10 8 Northwest Missouri 10 Vi 7Vz Doane 11 Vi 6 Vi Nebraska Wesleyan 12 Vi 5V2 Concordia I 16 Cross Country Builds for Future Row 1: R. Arnold, B. Lowery. Row 2: D. Brady, R. Storant, P. Fritz, B. Sell, Coach Erv Pitts. Cross Country Results 1973 PSC OPP 40 18 Northwest Missouri 6th Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational 22 33 Creighton 7th Doane Invitational 23 32 Creighton 29 29 Doane 36 23 Kearney State 3rd Kearney State Invitational 37 23 Tarkio 38 17 Northwest Missouri 3rd Concordia Midland Triangular 2nd Nebraska College Conference 4th NAIA District 11 Final Record 2-6-2 The 1973 cross country team won only two duals, but did well in conference and district action, fin- ishing second and fourth respectively. Dr. Ervin Pitts was the coach. 117 Ron Storant has the lead in the cross-country race. Cats Have Successful Season Row 1: D. McDaniel, D. Parker, B. Kimball, T. Brandt, S. Dunn, Row 2: L. Chase, R. Simmons, R. Kimball, C. Sanders, R. Wolf, Row 3: D. Dickman, A. Allgood, M. Fletcher, D, Rombach, D. Simmons, Row 4: Manger R. Giesecke, D. Martin, P. Tynon, R. Tynon, T. Macke. Tom Fitzgerald was the head coach. Baseball Results PSC OPP 3 11 Concordia 2 6 Concordia 5 2 Tarkio 12 11 Tarkio 2 4 Kearney 6 7 Kearney 8 7 Midland 4 3 Midland 1 3 Benedectine 3 2 Benedectine 6 3 Doane 5 4 Doane 7 12 Nebraska Wesleyan 4 12 Nebraska Wesleyan 6 1 Hastings 10 0 Hastings 6 4 Chadron State 5 2 Chadron State 0 1 Bellevue 22 0 Bellevue 0 2 Wayne State 0 5 Wayne State I 18 SteveShupe and Dan Cotton were assistant coaches. Greg Sanders in a bunt attempt made during a liujc 1 19 BOBcnrs Intramural basketball player attempts a shot. Fitzgerald Leads Intramurals Coach Tom Fitzgerald took over the intramural program after the resignation of Coach jerome Stemper. The program included exercise and fit- ness routines and team competition in areas such as football, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Teams which participated in the 1973-74 Intra- murals were: the Cock and Tail Fraternity, STRAF, Bud Men, No Names, Black Horse 11, Barfly's, Late Comers, Bush Bons, M. C. Mangless, Nat and Co., and the Freak Bros. V, 120 Arlo keeps fit for team competition. Phi Beta Lambda Emphasizes Business Row 1: M. Bruggeman, J. Garrett, C. Dye, J. Vance, A. Boring. Row 2: G. Groothuis, M. Whitten, B. Paap, S. Wenzel. Row 3: S. Braun, B. Dorn, L. Ackerman, L. Boukal. Row 4: C. Dallegge, T. Kattes, M. Hazard. One of Phi Beta Lambda's most out- standing activities of the year was an auction. Colonel Kent Badgett of Brock was the auctioneer. The event grossed slightly over $500 for the business group. Mr. Russell Beldin, sponsor, M. Mullens, Historian; B. Pruett, Treasurer; V. Adams, Secretary; R. Rodney, Vice-President; D. Kohel, President. B. Linde was elected Vice-pres. second semester. Row 1: T. Bay, T. Glathar, S. johnson. Row 2: E. Heebner, P. Kreifels, L. Ko- hel, B. Linde. Row 3: P. Schultz, P. Griffin, D. Anholtz. Row 4: D. Williams, R. Harders, F. Morehouse. Faculty sponsors for Phi Beta Lambda were Jack Hamilton, Robert Lewellen, and Russell Beldin. l?? M. Paap, J. Sharpe, K. Gress, B. Lyons, C. Warnke, Mrs. Louise Kregel, sponsor, L. Tackett, J. Buddecke. Home Economics Club Prepares Home-Makers Dr. Siegner, sponsor, assisted in the festivi- ties for the annual Home Ec Club Christmas party. The girls took part in various activities and events throughout the year. Mary Paap was president of the club, Laurita Tackett was secretary-treasurer, and Chris Berger was Vice-President. l.’J Officers Laurita Tackett and Carol Warnke. Davidson-Palmer Hall Dorm Council, Row 1: L. Ackerman, R. Taylor, M. Bauman, T. Kattes, S. Duerfeldt. Row 2: D. Baum, P. Schultz, Mrs. Susan Hallock, sponsor. Row 3: D. Hebda, P. Kreifels. Clayburn-Mathews Hall Dorm Council, Row 1: W. Schulenberg, B. Kimball, R. Wollenberg, D. Dickman, S. McVay, D. Doxon. l.’h Residents R. Harders and ). Goracke. Mrs. F. Johnson was the sponsor. Circle K Performs Services for Community Row 1: P. Hopp, S. Highfield, K. Badgett, D. Glaab, D. Haynes. Row 2: Miss Lucy Hovey, sponsor; J. Buddecke, ]. johnson, J. Wilson, W. Ambler, T. johnson, M. Resso, B. Lyons, T. Hailar, Mr. Harold Johnson, sponsor. The Circle K Club participated in many activities of service to Peru State and the community. Circle K members pitched in to clean the church. 1 ?6 Miss Pat Hopp was Circle K Lieutenant Governor. Morgan Hall Morgan Hall Dorm Council, Row 1: M. Paap, S. Van Syoc, M. Jelinek, A. Berger, sponsor; Row 2: M. Behrns, J. Barton, B. Paap, T. McCaig, C. Shiells, M. McHugh, D. Anderson. Mjs$ A(jrienne Berger was Mor- gan Hall house-mother. Delzell Hall Delzell Dorm Council, Row 1: K. Hoxie, P. Rogge, W. Ambler, S. Frerichs, B. Landes, J. Stanley W.A.A. Offers Athletic Opportunities The Women's Athletic Association was in charge of the High School Volleyball Tournament and the group also sponsored the inter-col- legiate teams. Members Pictured At the Right Are Row 1; L. Uher, A. Stoltenberg, ). Throckmorton, D. Scholl. Row 2: M. Stanley, A. Klein, B. Niday. Row 3: B. Butts, T. Kingery, P. Johnson. Row 4: P. Hopp, Miss Mary Jo Mier, sponsor. Many girls in the club and also those who didn't belong participated in the inter-scholastic sports, including volleyball, softball, basketball, and track. } ! I I P. Johnson, J. Green, and T. Kingery proudly display trophies. Volleyball Team, Row 1: D. Lippold, J. Bottcher. Row 2: A. Jones, L. Uher, G. Harmon, A. Klein, D. Scholl. Row 3: C. Albir, P. Har- pham, A. Stoltenberg, P. Johnson, J. Green, Coach Mary Mier. Women's Inter-Scholastic Sports Popular Softball Team, Row 1: N. Kottich, G. Harmon, D. Scholl, S. Wheeldon. Row 2: A. Klein, C. Wolf, N. Heskett, D. Ehmen. Women's Basketball Team Displayed Skill Row 1: R. Giesecke, manager. Row 2: G. Harmon, D. Scholl, N. Kottich, C. Lang, Miss Mier, coach. Row 3: B. Williams, manager; A. Stoltenberg, B. Niday, T. McCaig, R. Warner. Alert players watch to see which way the ball will head! Sigma Tau Delta Stresses English Sigma Tau uelta: Row 1: M. Hill, A. McConnell, E. Rosewell, B. Wilkinson, R. Miller, R. Tuxhorn, C. Wheeler, C. Roebke, Miss Wreathea Hicks, sponsor. P.S.S.S.S. Concentrates On Social Science 131 P.S.S.S.S.: Row 1: L. Sanders, J. Barton, A. Tackett. Row 2: ). Goracke, J. Wolken, G. Bowman, Dr. George Schottenhamel. Student Center Board Plans Activities Row 1: C. Gregg, T. Kattes, L. Ackerman, D. Schatz. Row 2: A. Stoltenberg, D. Hebda, C. Warnke. Row 3: R. Cobber, K. Pietzyk, B. Niday, J. Turner, J. Lennerton. Row 4: D. Anstey, John Letts, Paul Kruse, F. Stehlik, J. Goracke, L. Hunt. Row 1: Officers Fritz Stehlik, Deb Hebda, J. Goracke. Row 2: Sponsors Mr. John Letts and Mr. Paul Kruse. SCB was responsible for much of the entertainment provided for students during the year. 13? Row 1: Mr. Leland Sherwood, S. Duerfeldt, G. Bowman, B. Kimbal, A. Walsh, D. Young, T. Funkhouser. Row 2: J. Lennerton, B. Landes, M. Jelinek, V. Bachle, P. Kinnison, S. McKercher, J. Cole. SGA Guides Students Sponsor Mr. Leland Sherwood, Officers Amy Walsh, Dean Young, and Terri Funkhouser headed SGA. Drill Team Provided Spirit Row 1: T. Hinderks, K. Heskett, S. Rears, K. Albin. Row 2: J. Vance, G. Kentopp, T. O'Banion, C. Dye, N. Heskett. Row 3: A. Novak, M. Hazard, P. Butrick. 134 Highlights of the basketball game was a special performance by the Kitty Kadettes. Cheerleaders are Laura Ackerman, Deb Barton, Pat Collins, Pat Schultz, Pat McLaughlin, and Lucy Giersch. Cheerleaders Added Enthusiasm The cheerleaders chosen for the year were Laura Ackerman, Deb Barton, Pat Collins, Patty McLaughlin, Pat Schultz, and Lucy Giersch. Alternates were Deb Hebda and Deb Baum. The cheerleaders boosted the team through pep rallies and leading cheers at games throughout the sports sea- sons. They performed at basketball and football games, as well as the wrestling matches. They also participated in the Homecoming and Apple Jack parades. The cheerleaders assisted in arranging try-outs for girls who planned to try out for next year's squad. Instructors and qualified people from the community selected the cheerleaders. 13b Cheerleaders rode in the Apple Jack parade to boost spirit. Kappa Delta Pi Is Education-Oriented Kappa Delta Pi: Row 1: J. Henning, M. Jelinek, N. Heskett, C. Roebke. Row 2: S. Duerfeldt, A. Tackett, S. Zimpfer, D. Anderson. Row 3: M. Bauman, M. Mullens, M. Hill, J. Kel- say. Row 4: D. Barton, B. Adams, P. Johnson, J. Bredensteiner. Row 5: D. Williams, V. Bachle, D. Haynes, B. Brady. Row 6: C. Rombach, C. Binder, J. Landwehr, S. McKercher, L Stephens. Rquirements for membership in Kappa Delta Pi are: student must be a candidate for a degree in educa- tion, have a minimum GPA of 6.75, and be a sophomore, junior, or a senior. Dinner meetings were held the first Monday of the month in the Stu- dent Center. Pictured to the Right Are the Kappa Delta Pi Officers And Sponsors: Row 1: R. Rengstorf, B. Shroyer, L. Madison, M. McHugh. Row 2: Sponsors Dr. Lloyd Kite and Dr. Wil- liam Landes. The motto of Kappa Delta Pi is Knowledge — Duty — Power. The colors are jade and violet. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional, intel- lectura!, and personal standards, and to recognize outstanding con- tributions to education. 136 P.S.E.A. Fosters Educational Goals P.S.E.A. Members: Row 1: S. Lang, B. Butts, J. Stanley, j. Henning, S. Highfield, J. Bredensteiner, T. Kroniz, J. Hauschild. Row 2: G. Swisegood, B. Dorn, D. Haynes, M. Hill, C. Warnke, M. McHugh, P. Kinnison. Row 3: M. Nannen, J. Landwehr, S. McKercher, V. Bachle,). Wolken, E. Laggett, M. Bauman, A. Walsh, B. Shroyer. Officers: B. Shroyer, D. Anderson, S. Zimpfer, L. Madison, B. Wilkinson, N. Heskett, D. Ehmen, j. Garrett, A. Tackett, Sponsor Dr. Lloyd Kite. Lambda Delta Lambda Accentuates Science Row 1: L. Harpham, T. Froelich, C. Lesoing, S. Krajicek, S. Kempkes. Row 2: S. Zimpfer, M. Behrns, J. Stanley, D. Brady. Beta Beta Beta Explores Biology Row 1: S. Zimpfer, L. Harpham, T. Froelich, C. Kronhofman,). Turner. Row 2: T. McCaig, P. Richter, V. Bachle, J. Chatelain, D. Pret- tyman, K. Frohling. Row 3: S. McVay, R. Arnold, G. Lesoing, C. Rombach. 138 Alpha Mu Omega Encourages Math Students Row 1: S. Able, S. Zimpfer, R. Rengstorf, S. Kempkes. Row 2: J. Bottcher, B. Rathe. Club Officers And Sponsors Co-operated Sponsors and officers of Lambda Delta Lambda pic- tured to the right are: Mr. Fred Hamann, sponsor; officers D. Brady, S. Krajicek, J. Stanley, and sponsor Mr. Albert Brady. Alpha Mu Omega officers to the right and the spon- sors are: Mr. L. McKercher, sponsor; S. McKercher, M. Behrns, R. Arnold, sponsor Dr Daryl Long. Beta, Beta, Beta officers and sponsors: Dr. Long, S. McKercher, R. Rengstorf, R. Arnold, J. Chatelain, Mr. McCaslin. Industrial Arts And Epsilon Pi Tau Build Plans Epsilon Pi Tau and the Industrial Arts Club are two closely related organi- zations, which foster interests in industrial techniques. The Industrial Arts Club was spon- sored by Dr. Lester Russell and Mr. D. V. Jarvis. Officers were Bill Hosack, Terry Neddenriep, Fred Haines, and Bob Winter. The club sponsored a trip to industrial sites, made toys for the needy at Christ- mas, and engaged in Homecoming events. Epsilon Pi Tau is the honorary fra- ternity of Industrial Arts. Mr. D. V. Jarvis and Dr. Lester Russell were the sponsors. It promotes recognition of the place and skill that I.A. provides. Students learn new machines through I.A. club. Epsilon Pi Tau Members: Row 1: Mr. D. V. larvis, sponsor; R. Krecklow, W. Schofield, C. Bobbitt, D. Schatz, D. Bradley, Dr. Lester Russell, sponsor. Row 2: M. Chandler, D. Hlavac, R. Adams, F. Volkmer, S. Cottula, J. Winkelman. 140 Gamma Theta Upsilon Surveys Geography GTU: Row 1: S. Higgins, R. Wollenberg, J. Wolken, J. Linden, G. Swisegood, Mr. Scott Williams, sponsor. Row 2: R. McIntosh, W. Hintzman, A. Oestman, G. Covault, D. Chatelain. Row 3: T. Johnson, J. Landwehr, M. Nannen, Mrs. Scott Williams, sponsor; G. Binder. M.E.N.C. Recognizes Musical Ability MENC Members And Directors: Row 1: T. O'Banion, J. Pressgrove, K. Badgett, J. Wilson, N. Chomos, E. Rosewell. Row 2: D. Rees, L. Vavra, P. Rogge, L. Doty, R. Lammle, L. Coufal, Dr. Gilbert Wilson, director. Row 4: Dr. Edward Camealy, director; D. Ehmke, M. Geschke, C. Robinson, M. Johnson, W. Ambler, L. Lahman. 141 Stage Band Performs Variety of Tunes Stage Band Members And Directors: Row 1: J. Chatelain, L. Vavra, T. Ballue, R. Boeche, C. Dunlap, K. Badgett, L. Lahman. Row 2: S. Sharp, C. Robinson, W. Ambler, L. Coufal, P. Rogge, R. Barrett, D. Ehmke, D. Reese, M. johnson. Dr. Gilbert Wilson, director. 14? Band Officers: D. Ehmke, M. Geschke, R. Barrett Band Played for Many Occasions Row 1: C. Dunlap, P. Butrick, D. Haynes. Row 2: D. Niedermeyer, L. Vavra, E. Rosewell, G. Groothuis, C. Wolf. Row 3: L. Doty, J. Chatelain, L. Lahman, C. Robinson, N. Chomos, D. Ehmke. Row 1: R. Boeche, C. Dye, K. Badgett. Row 2: J. Wilson, S. Sharp, T. Ballue, M. Johnson, D. Rees. Row 3: R. Barrett, P. Rogge, M. Geschke, V. Bachle, L. Coufal, W. Ambler, Dr. Gilbert Wilson. 143 - Deb Barton and Frank D'Addesa were Ped editors. They discuss who to call for a news tip. Ped Staff Organizes And Reports Ped Staff: S. Sole, J. Johnson, Mr. Everett Browning, sponsor; T. Ballue, D. Alvis, M. Kelly, J. Walther, B. Thiesfeld, G. Harmon. Not pictured, T. Funkhouser. 1 44 Peruvian Staff Assembles Annual Peruvian Staff Heads: B. Landes, assistant editor; B. Thiesfeld, editor; D. Barton, assistant editor. bier M Jelinek, D. Niedermeyer, D. Haynes, S. Sole, J. johnson, Mrs. Susan Hallock, sponsor; Mr. William Peruvian Staff: W. r jiroc'|imorton, D. Eichenberger. The 1974 Peruvian staff encountered difficulties this year because of a cut- Hallock, sponsor, |. endeavored to produce an annual in spite of problems. The members co-operated in many fund-rais- back on funds, but stu Snrine-Week carnival booth, concessions at dances, and selling ads for the production of a 1974 ing projects, such as rarnes, a k � Peruvian. 14b Acknowledgements for 1974 Peruvian The following organizations, businesses, and individuals have helped to make production of a 1974 Peru- vian possible through page sponsorship donations of $25.00. The staff of the Peruvian would like to thank these people for their interest and contribution to the yearbook. Special thanks also go to Special Serv- ices of PSC and J. L. Schmidt of the PERU CHALLENGE for photographic assistance. Organizations of the college also paid for their pages and we are grateful for their co-operation. PAGE SPONSORSHIPS BANK OF PERU — THE PLACE TO DO YOUR BANKING — Don Yates, president. CANDLESTICK MOTEL AND DRIVE-IN LIQUOR — PLEASANT ACCOMODATIONS, QUALITY LIQUOR — Wayne and Eunice Fass, owners. Auburn, Nebraska. DUFFY'S INN — THE HOME OF THE BOBCATS — Bob and Ruby McAdams, owners. KEN'S IGA — THE BEST FOR LESS — Ken Johnson, manager. LINCOLN CASH REGISTER — THE BUSINESS FOR YOUR MACHINES. NEBRASKA CITY NEWS-PRESS — NEBRASKA'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER — Arthur Sweet, publisher. PERU SEASONS — AN INTRIGUING MENU AND ATMOSPHERE — Keith and Ann Leatherman, owners. PERU STATE SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION — WORKING FOR PSC AND THE COMMUNITY — Mildred Groff, president. REX'S CAFE — A GOOD PLACE TO ENJOY REFRESHMENT — Rex Rains, owner. THE THOUSAND OAKS CHAPTER — AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PERU STATE COLLEGE AND ITS ACHIEVEMENT — L. B. Mathews, president. DONATIONS ANONYMOUS —$45.00 DAMMAST CLOTHING COMPANY — EXCELLENT CLOTHING FOR YOUR FAMILY — Nebraska City. F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY — THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP — Nebraska City 146 It was a very good year — a year of highlight and promise for Peru State College, the Campus of a Thousand Oaks. As editor of the 1974 Peruvian I am extending my appreciation to all who helped to make this annual possible, including Dr. Douglas Pearson, the energetic Peruvian staff, all of our photographers, sponsors Mr. and Mrs. William Hallock, the faculty, administra- tors, and secretaries, Mr. Everett Browning, Special Services, Mrs. Sue Fitzgerald and the News Bureau, club sponsors and members, page sponsors, the Board of Trustees, and of course the student body of PSC. The yearbook is a valuable asset to our college and I wish the tradi- tion could be continued. I hope each of you will enjoy the memories preserved in this book. Much effort and planning went into the production of this annual, possibly the last Peruvian to be published. In spite of many obstacles, a determined staff assembled the 1974 Peruvian for you, the people of Peru State College. 147 Bobbi Thiesfeld, Peruvian Editor Index Able, Shelley 139 Ackerman, Laura 40,85,92,93,122,124, 132,135 Adams, Betty 136 Adams, Vickie 122 Agena, Les 40,105,108 Alberts, Kathleen 35 Albin, Kay 24,74,129,134 Allgood, Arnie 105,118 Alvis, David 40,144 Ambler, Wayne 40,126,127,141,142, 143.145 Anderson, Debra 40,127,136,137 Anstey, William 24,93,114,132 Antholtz, Darrell 122 Applegate, Robert 40,116 Arnold, Ralph 53,117,138,139 Baack, Dudley 24 Bachle, Von 40,133,136,137,138,143 Badgett, Karlene40,126,141,142,143 Ballue, Henry 24,142,143,144 Banks, Thomas 40 Barker, Jeffrey 35 Barnes, Russell 40 Barone, Frank 105 Barrett, Roland 5,40,142,143 Barry, Joe 24 Barton, Deborah 40,54,71,131,135, 136.144.145 Bartek, Marion 24 Barton, Janet 25, 38,74,127 Baum, Deborah 40,45,85,124 Bauman, Mary 40,124,136,137 Bay,Twila 40,122 Becker, Teddy 25 Beecham, James 105 Behms, Maxine 25, 28,127,138,139 Bell, Rick 25 Bennington, Craig 41,113 Berger, Chris 41,123 Beville, Freeman 108,110 Billings, John 2,71 Binder, George 136,141 Bleich, Ray 35 Bly, Gale 35 Bobbitt, Gary 35,140 Boeche, Ray 41,86,142,143 Boeck, Emily 25 Boring, Ann 122 Bosan, Roland 41,105 Bottcher, June 35,129,139 Boukal, Linda 41,122 Bower, Dave 105 Bowman, Gary 131,133 Brady, Barbara 136 Brady, Dennis 117,138,139 Brandt, Thomas 118 Braun, Stanley 41,122 Bredensteiner, Julie 41,136,137 Brief, Martha 41 Brooks, Dean 41 Brown, Earl 35 Brown, Paul 105 Brown, Robert 41,45,115 Bruggeman, Mary Jo 41,122 Bryant, Doyle 41 Buddecke, Judy 35,85,123,126 Budnick, Thomas 41 Burger, Colleen 41 Butrick, Phyllis 41,82,134,143 Butts, Beth 42,128,137 Callenius, Daryl 35 Cantore, Michael 35 Cash, James 105,112 Chandler, Michael 35,140 Chapman, Philip 25 Chase, Lawrence 42,108,118 Chatelain, David 141 Chatelain, John 42,138,139,142,143 Chomos, Nancy 141,143 Christensen, Scott 42 Christman, Ronald 25 Coatney, John 105 Codgill, Darlene 35 Cole, John 25,133 Coleman, Kent 45,115 Collins, Alonzo 42 Collins, Cory 116 Collins, Harold 105 Collins, Patricia 6,42,71,135 Cotton, Dan 25,118 Coufal, Lauren 141,142,143 Coughlin, Suzanne 42,47 Coulter, Cathy 42 Covault, Gleora 141 Craig, Robert 108,109 Craig, Thomas 35,105 Criger, Terry 26,93 D'Addesa, Frank 144 Dallegge, Craig 42,122 Dalrymple, Gloria 42 Dalrymple, James 26 Davis, Mary 35,75 Davis, Loretta 35 Davis, Michael 42 Dean, Phillip 42 DeKlotz, Rick 42,53,116 DeRuntz, Michael 42 Dickman, Dennis 118,125 Dorn, Bernadette 42,122,137 Doty, Linda 4, 42,141,143 Doxon, Donald 42,125 Doxon, Jo Anne 26 Duerfeldt, Sharon 42,124,133,136 Duey, Kathleen 26 Dunlap, Gladys 43,142,143 Dunn, Stanley 35,118 Dye, Carol 43,122,134,143 Eddmeieri, Yaser43 Ehlers, Kurt 35 Ehmen, Deborah 43,129,137 Ehmke, Dennis 43,71,141,142,143 Eichenberger, Dale 43,145 Eichenberger, Linda 26 Eischen, Rich 105 Elliott, Terry 35,105 Emken, Vicki 43 Engel, Michael 43 Engles, Robert 26 Eyster, Linda 43 Faller, Susan 43 Farber, Joevette 26 Fichter, Jo Ellen 26 Fike, Kenneth 43 Fletcher, Mark 54,105,118 Ford, James 105 Frana, Leroy 43 Franks, Cardeli 105 Frazier, Dennis 43 Frazier, Henry 43,105 Frerichs, Steven 43,63,71,127 Fritsch, Connie 35 Fritz, Philip 43,116,117 Froehlich, Tom 27,75,105,138 Frohling, Henrick 27,105,113,114 Frohling, Kevin 43,105,113 Fuentes, James 43,113 Funkhouser, Therese 133,144 Garrett, Julia 43,122,137 Gasaway, James 46,105,108 Gee, Elliot 35 Geschke, Maynard 46,141,182,143 Giersch, Lucienne 46,84,135 Giesecke, Robert 46,105,108,118,130 Gilliland, Carla 35, 36 Gilmore, John 35 Glaab, Deborah 46,126 Gladis, Eileen 34,46 Glather, Terry 35,122 Glen, Lynda 35 Glesmann, Lloyd 35,105 Gobber, Rhonda 46,132 Godfrey, Rita Bosiljevac 35 Goergen, Mary 35,75 Golden, Leon 27 Golden, Roxanne 35 Goos, Warren 27 Goracke, James 125,131,132 Gottula, Ruth 46 Gottula, Stan 140 Green, David 27 Green, Mary Jane 27,128,129 Gregg, Connie 46,132 Gregg, Sherry 46,63 Gress, Karen 46,125 Griffin, Penny 46,122 Griffith, David 35 148 Groothuis, Gloria 46,122,143 Grush, William 46 Hahn, Greg 105 Hahn, Kim 27,85 Hailar,Teri Jo 46,126 Haines, Fred 140 Hall, Kathie 35 Hall, Michael 54,105,106 Hallock, William 145 Hansen, Randy 35 Harders, Roger 122,125 Harmon, Gail 129,130,144 Harper, Marcus 108 Harpham, Lili 138 Harpham, Patti 129 Hauschild, Janine 27,137 Haynes, Denise 47,72,126,136,137, 143,145 Hazard, Maureen 47,122,134 Hebda, Debra 47,54,85,124,132 Heebner, Evelyn 28,122 Heim, Charles 35 Henderson, Wendell 47,105 Hendricks, Tim 35 Hendrickson, Deb 28 Hendricksen, George 105 Henning, Fritz 35 Henning, Janice 35,88,136,137 Henry, Karen 35 Herron, Anthony 105 Herron, Robert 105 Heskett, Betty K. 47,134 Heskett, Nancy 47,129,134,136,137 Higgins, Sue 47,70,141 Highfield, Sally 47,126,137 Hill, Eleanor 35 Hill, Mary 28,76,131,136,137 Hiltgen, Nancy 47 Hinderks, Terri 47,134 Hinton, James 35 Hinz, Neal 47,105,116 Hitzeman, Wayne 47,141 Holding, Brad 116 Hoover, George 28 Hopkins, Richard 105 Hopp, Pat 47,126,128 Hosack, William 47,105,140 Hoxie, Kent 127 Hunt, Lawrence 113,132 Hunter, William 28,108, 111 Hyberger, Guy 35 Jackson, Charles 35 Jackson, Kenneth 47,105 Jelinek, Marge 47,71,127,133,136,145 Johnk, Dennis 27,113 Johns, Karen 47 Johnson, Bernard 47,105 Johnson, Janice 47,126,144,145 Johnson, Louise 70 Johnson, Mark 141,142,143 Johnson, Patty 47,65,85,128,129,136 Johnson, Steven 28,122 Johnson, Theodore 35,141 Johnson, Thomas 48,126 Jones, Ann 44,48,129 Jones, Robert 48,105 Jones, Trudy 35 Jubinville, David 28 Kattes, Terril 48,122,124,132 Kelly, Michael 28,105,144 Kelly, Terrence 105,115 Kelsay, Jacquelyn 28,136 Kempkes, Steven 48,102,138,139 Kennedy, Bill 105 Kent, Kurt 116 Kentopp, Gloria Ann 48,134 Khoshabeh, Sargez 48 Kimball, Gerard 48,118,119,125,133 Kimball, Richard 118,119 Kingery, Doug 28 Kingery, Teresa 48,86,128 Kinnison, Patrice 48,133,137 Kirkendail, Janet 29 Klein, Ardella 48,128,129 Knippelmeyer, Steve 35 Knoll, Michael 48 Koeneke, Jerry 29 Kohel, Lawrence 29,122 Kohel, Richard 29,122 Kotnik, Joseph 48 Kottich, Nancy Kay 48,129,130 Kraft, Roger 35 Krajicek, Barbara 48 Krajicek, Robert 41,93,105 Krajicek, Steve 29,105,138,139 Krause, Kerry 29 Krecklow, Randall 48,140 Kreifels, Peggy 48,54,93,122,124 Kronhofman, Galen 48,138 Krontz, Theresa 49, 51,137 Krueger, Carol 49 Kuck, Joyce 49,51 Laggett, Eileen 49,71,137 Lahman, Lennie 141,142,143 Lammle, Dave 116 Lammle, Guy 29,116 Lammle, Rita 29,141 Landes, Barry 17,49,54,71,127,133,145 Landwehr, James 35,136,137,141 Lang, Carol 130,137 Lang, Stephanie 29,76 Larkin, James 35 Lawson, Steve 35 Layson, Gladys 35 Leech, Richard 35,105 Leech, Terry 35 Lennerton, Jim 49,132,133 Lesoing, Gary 113,138 Linde, William 35,122 Linden, Jeffrey 88 Lippold, Darcy 129 Lowery, Robert 49,116,117 Lyon, Jan 49 Lyons, Barbara 49,123,126 Mabie, Bryan 35 Mabie, Denise 31, 35,65,93 Macke, Tim 108,118 Madison, Duane 49 Madison, Linda 29,77,136,137 Marcuzzo, JoAnne 49 Marisett, Fredrick 49,105,115 Martin, Janis 29 Martin, William 50,87,118 McBrien, William 49 McCaig, Terri 127,130,138 McClain, Robert 54,105,114,115 McConnell, Ann 131 McCullough, Henry 49,105,108 McDaniel, David 49,93,105,118 McGuinn, Steve 49,105 McHugh, Mary 35,127,136,137 McIntosh, Randy 141 McKean, James 49 McKelvey, Robert 29 Me Kerch er, Scott 49,92,93,94,133, 136,137,139 McLaughlin, Patricia 35,45,65,85,102, 135 McNeely, James 35 McVay, Steve 2,54,125,138 Meyer, Carol 50 Meyer, Willis 50 Meyers, William 35 Miller, Barry 108 Miller, Lee 35 Miller, Rita 50,131 Montague, Ananias 30,49 Moore, Jo Ann 35 Morehouse, Fred 35,122 Morrissey, Dick 30 Morrissey, Kris 35 Muenchau, Richard 35 Mullens, Marlene 50,122,136 Mulligan, Mike 35 Najarian, Andranik 50 Nannen, Mike 30,137,141 Neddenriep, Eldon 130,140 Netwig, Terrill 35 Niday, Rebecca 50,128,130,132 Niedermeyer, Debra 6,50,143,145 Nimmich, Walter 50 Novak, Ann 134 Nutzman, Nancy 30 O'Banion, Trena 50,134,141 O'Brien, Michael 35 Oestmann, Allan 141 Oosting, Chris 50 Oviatt, Roger 30 Paap, Billie 50,122,127 Paap, Mary 30,123,127 Pacot, Carlo 50 Pacot, Cerlina 50 Pajeda, Drasis 30 Palmer, James 35 Parker, Danny 108,118 Pavolis, Charles 35,38 Perkins, John 35,105 Pietzyk, Kathleen 132 149 Pieper, Becky 30 Popese, Popese 51 Pracht, Larry 30 Pressgrove, Jan 51,141 Prettyman, Dave 138 Pruett, William 122 Pummel, Stephen 35, 36 Rains, Debra 51 Rakes, Merle 35 Rathe, Duane 30,64,139 Rears, Shari 134 Redfern, Lannie 35 Reed, Barry 35,99,105,107 Reed, Fred 31,63 Rees, Dianne 51,141,142,143 Rengstorf, Roxann 31,136,139 Resso, Mike 126 Rezac, James 105,115 Richter, Phillip 138 Rinne, Cheryl 51 Roberts, Fred 35 Roberts, Stephen 35,105 Robinson, Curtis 141,142,143 Robinson, James 31 Roebke, Chyrel 51,131,136 Rogge, Philip 34, 41,127,141,142,143 Rombach, Charles 35,136, 138 Rombach, David 35,118 Rosenbeck, Gary 51,105 Rosewell, Emily 51,131,141,143 Rumpeltes, Gale 31 Samuel, Otis 51,105 Sanders, Gregory 51,108,118,119 Sanders, Luvenia 31,131 Schatz, Dale 51,132,140 Schiermeyer, Robert 53 Schmidt, Mari 51 Schofield, William 31,140 Scholl, Debbie 44,128,129,130 Scholl, Eileen 51 Schulenberg, Wayne 125 Schultz, Pat 31, 43, 45,78,93,122,124, 135 Seanor, Douglas 35 Seeba, Irene 32 Sell, Bill 111 Severson, Mike 32 Shallenberger, Rick 51 Sharp, Steve 142,143 Sharpe, Julia 51,123 Shiells, Carol 127 Shown, Joe 32 Shroyer, Barbara 32,136,137 Shupe, Barbara 51 Shupe, Steven 35,118 Siegner, Jodi 35 Siems, Dennis 35 Simmons, David 118 Simmons, Robin 118 Simmons, Tom 51 Slaby, Barbara 51 Smith, Donald 35 Smith, Larry 51,105,116 Smith, Rosona 85 Sole, Susan 52,144,145 Solie, Tommie 35 Souder, Judy 32 Stafford, Stephen 35 Stanley, Jack 32,77,113,127,137,138, 139 Stanley, Mary Ann 35, 36,52,85,128 Stehlik, Charlene Lutz 32 Stehlik, Fritz 32, 38, 60,132 Stehlik, Mitzi52,98 Stemper, David 52 Stephens, Lyle 52,136 Stoltenberg, Allie 5,44,52, 54,128,129, 130,132 Stone, Roger 105 Stones, Dennis 52,105 Stones, Marilyn 11 Storant, Ronald 52,116,117 Streit, Michael 52 Stuckenholtz, Ann 33 Swisegood, Gayle 33,38,137,141 Symancyk, Jerome 33 Tabor, Cindy 52 Tackett, Anne 52,54,131,136,137 Tackett, Laurita 52, 54,93,94,123 Taylor, Rosemary 52,124 Tempelmeyer, Barbara 52 Tempelmeyer, Donald 44 Tennal, Kim 105 Thiesfeld, Bobbi 52,144,145 Thiesfeld, Gordon 52 Thompson, Steve 52 Throckmorton, Jo 52,128,145 Tillman, Julee 34, 35 Turner, Jeff 33,132,138 Tuxhorn, Ramona 33,131 Tynon, Pat 118 Tynon, Richard 118 Uher, Linda 52,128,129 Usher, Tom 105 Van Reypan, Robert 35 Van Syoc, Pamela 34,127 Vance, Janet 52,122,134 Vavra, Lois 52,141,142,143 Vitosh, Lecia 52 Viterise, Kevin 35 Volkmer, Francis 35,140 Vonderschmidt, Richard 35 Walsh, Amy 52,133,137 Walthar, Jeff 52,144 Warner, Rosemary 52,130 Warnke, Carol 34,78,85,123,132,137 Wartman, Rod 34,105 Washington, Roosevelt 35 Weber, Mary 53 Welch, Michele 53 Welter, Carlene 34 Wenzel, Susan 53,122 Werner, David 53,105 Wernsman, Robert 34,79 Wheeldon, Susie 129 Wheeler, Carol 34,79, 88,131 Whisler, John 6,53,93,105,114,115 White, William 53,105 Whitfield, James 53,105 Whitten, Michael 53,122 Wilkinson, Barbara 53,64, 71,85,87, 131,137 Williams, Dennis 53,122,136 Williams, Robert 130 Williams, Susan 35 Wills, Thomas 35 Wilson, Janet 53,126,141,143 Winkelman, Jimmy 105,140 Winston, Ronald 53,108,110 Winter, Bob 105,140 Woerlen, Raymond 53,105 Wolf, Connie 53,129,143 Wolf, Randy 53,118 Wolken, James 35,131,137,148 Wollenberg, Randy 116,125,141 Wurtele, Candy 35 Wurtele, Nancy 35 Wusk, Arlo 53,105 Young, Dean 2, 35, 60,133 Zajac, Joseph 53,114 Ziad, Nather 53 Zimpfer, Susan 136,137,138,139 150 HIGHLIGHTS 1973-74 THE CAMPUS OF A THOUSAND OAKS HIGHLIGHTS 1974 Peruvian Staff Members Editor-in-Chief — Bobbi Thiesfeld Assistant Editors — Barry Landes Debbie Barton Administration — Barry Landes Dale Eichenberger Faculty — Barry Landes Dale Eichenberger Seniors — Eileen Laggett Marge Jelinek Classes — Bobbi Thiesfeld Activities — Debbie Barton Athletics — Rick DeKlotz Organizations — Jo Throckmorton Mari Schmidt Susan Sole Janice Johnson Index — Bobbi Thiesfeld Photographers — Rich Hinkel Mr. James D. Levitt Bob Wernsman Dave Laincz J. L. Schmidt Wayne Ambler Staff Assistants — Deb Niedermeyer Denise Haynes Tom Ballue Sponsors — Mr. and Mrs. William Hallock lb. . • • . . Vr. ? - iV V. • •• ' ■ ---- -v .r- w. — � +'• - - •' • — • w . . -............................................................. % • --