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CALVIN T. RYAN LIBRARY KEARNEY STATE COLLEGE KEARNEY, NEBRASKA Blue and Gold Rex McGinnis, Editor Lloyd Softley, Business Manager Leona Mae Failor, Faculty Advisor NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Kearney, Nebraska IN MEMORIAM Joseph L. Bowes To the campus of the Nebraska State Teachers College in 1947 there came a modest and unassuming Assistant Professor of Education. A gradu- ate of the University of Nebraska, he had already made a distinguished record as a Superintendent of City Schools at Adams and Franklin, Ne- braska where his memory was and is cherished by hundreds of graduates who had been privileged to count him as friend and counselor As a member of the staff in the Education Division at Nebraska State he taught and became well acquainted with every student who planned to enter the teaching profession. His philosophy was one of quiet, earnest and sincere devotion to the cause of education and to the students whose interests were close to his heart. As he had lived quietly, he quietly slipped away, his memory beloved by administrators, faculty and students alike. His faithfulness to the cause he had elected to serve shall ever stand as an inspiration to those who knew and loved him. Page Herbert L. Cushing, President -'Vi' completion is the nevv Girls' Dorm, Martin Holi £«« Herbert L. Cush A.B., Grand Island College, Graduate Student, University of Chicago; A M., Uni- versity of Nebraska; Ed. 0., Nebraska Wes- leyan University, 1936. ,T.T Behind the Scene Mrs. Herbert L. Cushing Beverly He by Secretory to President Cushing Mrs. Mary Whipple Publicity Director Page 9 Alice M. Robinson is the dean and counsellor of women at Kearney State Teachers College. COLLEGE DEANS Dr. Roy Jorgensen is the dean and advisor to the men at Kearney State Teachers College. Page 10 ;� ?m Or, Leo Thomos, Deon of Instruction. SUBHEADS Del Danker, Head of Teacher Placement Bureau and Demonstration School. DEPARTMENT HEADS Dr. Donald E. Fox Physical Science Dr. Lyle E. Mantor Social Science Mr. Harold Ahrendts Fine Arts Mr. Chorlie Foster Physical Education Page 12 Mr. C. T. Ryan Language Mr Otto Olsen Vocational Arts Dr. Leona Mae Failor Education Dr. W, E. Bruner Biology Miss Alice Paine Librarian Miss Laurel Holcomb Asst. Librarian Miss Edith M, Smithey Registrar Miss Dorothy Williams Bursor Mrs. Goldah Anderson Director of Cafeteria Mrs. Romome Webster Student Union Director Mrs. Alto Bergquist College Nurse Helen Istos A B., M Philip Holmgren A.B., M.A,, Ph D Don Jester A.B., M.A, Clara Johnson A.B., M.A. L. M. Larsen B.A., M.A. Dorothy Klein A.B., A.M. Ashford Kelly A.B., M.A. mm ipgt Margaret McClure A,B. Bernice Mantor B.S., M S. Lyle Montor A.B., A M., Ph D. Warren Messman A.B., M.A. Theodora Nelson B.S„ M S. Mory Morse B.S., M.S., Ph.D. William Morris 8.S., M.A, Page 17 Otto Olsen A.B., B.S., A M Cloro Ockingo B.S., M.S. Edna Nigh A.B., A.M. Phyllis Roberts B.A., M.A. R, W. Powell B.S., A M. Gail Powell A.B.. M.A, Page IN MjJ-’i, h, Colvin T. Ryan A.B., Ed. M, Helen Sampson B.A., M.A., Ph D. Blanche Skinner A.B . A M. Mclvina Stoutemyer B.S., A.B., A M. Roland Welch Richard Welsbacher George Whitfield Harriet Yingling B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.M., M.M. B.S., M.A. Page 19 Through the good will ond co-op- eration of the students, the campus at Kearney State Teachers College main- tains its name os The Friendly Col- lege.'' - ,, ■ «ft CLASS OFFICERS Wei Ju %;. °z' thf� s% o V VoO cfxov: Cos-s o' «JSf ? Paul Jewett, Carole Anderson, Roberta Case, and Jim Nelson were elected as officers to represent the Freshman Class, Bob Miller, vice president of the Sophomore Class, seems to enjoy posing with class officers Joanne Manners and Sherry John- son Not pictured is Dewey Asher, class president. Page 22 x -‘■ Trrrmfm� t o ncrr K5 W ft 4 ft L Aitftft more doss John- doss SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Row 1. Most Belmudez, Tom Chandler, Thomas Condon, Thurza Extroro, Vernon Lee Ferguson, and Russell Gaston, Row 2. Albert Groothuis, Ronald Gzehouiak, Argelio Hawley, Jill Ann Jenkins, B;u-e Johnson, and Helen Johnson Row 3. Barbara Jean Johnston, Paul Kimmons, Eileen Laird, Donald Main. Jim Morton, and Marvin Nielsen. Row 4. Helen Oreutt, Donna Ottum, Steve Gwens, Duaie Pramberg, Margery Pol!manr and Elaine Poullos. Row 5: Vivienne Pnefert. Charles Reicks, Iris Richards, Mrs. Edna 5eeger, Bud Seegcr, and Bob Smith. Row 6. Gary Thomas, Bill Trimble, and Morgan Wells, I- Row 1. Ray Alexander, Barbara Allmand, Marianne Altmaier, Henry Amend, Ardyce Carroll, Roberta Case, Noel Chavet, Leona Christensen, Sylvia Chr.stenscn, Larry Collison, Row 2, Barbara Anderson, Burton Anderson, Carole Anderson, Gary Anderson, Clara Colson, Nila Corkill, Robin Croissant, Susan Day, JoAnn Dean, Boyd Deets. Row 3, Jane Anderson, Lucille Anderson, Stanley Anderson, Norris Augustin, Shirley Detrick, Ivan Dickon, June Dahrman, James Dunloy, Amy Dusek, Mary Alice Eckhout. Row 4, Inge Aulik Ruth Anr Barker, Irma Bashford, Koy Bauman, Roger Edson, Harold Engleman, John Ernst, Lewis Felker, Henry Fisher, Joyce Foged. Raw 5, Gilbert Baxter, Jerry Beberncss, Jim Beck, Helen Bennett, Arlene Foster, Marlene Fox, Linda Garrclts, Jerald Garrison, Robert Gell, Eveiyn Genoreux. Row 6, Marilyn Berges, LaRue Betke, Ron Bickford, Donna Boggs, Anita Gengenbach, Cietys George, Sharon Glenn, Joan Goe- dert, Sharon Graham, Frances Gross, Row 7, Joy Ann Sreimg, Jeneane Brcnmck, Donna Brown, Jimmie Buller. Row 8. Marma Burger, Jim Eutrerbaugh, Blanche Cargill, Dean Carman. Page 25 Page 26 Row 1. Shirley Gudgel, Dwight Hohn, fclsie Haines, Gilbert Harris, Norma Harris, Shirley Hartman. Row 2. Thane Hascoil, Frederick Harvey, Glen Hawley, Deices Hedges, Sybil Hsiser, Marlene Helser. Row 3. Shirley He’zar, Don Hemje, Larry Hemirett. Ivan Henderson, Mildred Hansel, Donna Higbee. Row 4. Vesta Hill, Be ty Hollander, Lee Holm, Mariene Hooper, Solly Holtmon, Doyle Howitt. Row 5. Naomi Hubert, Marjorie Hughes, Marjorie IndeHied, Diane Ingram, Carolyn Jacob, Darlene jares. Row 6. Paul Jewett, Alice Johnson. Larrv Johnson, Jerry Jones, Gerald Jordon, Sharon Kearney. Row 7. Charles Keily, Frederick Kempf, Pe-ry Kenney, Beverley King. Jock King, Marilyn Kremer. Row 8. Randall Krumback, Viola Krzycki. Row 9. Arlene Kuhlmann, Rosie Laguna. Row 1. Joan Lanq list, Loretta Lr? , Beverly Lindhoim, Clarence Lippstreu, Betty Livingston, Anita Lorenzen Row Z, Anita Lneking, Maureen McCants, Ralph Makinsfer, Mary Mciscnback, Glertnys Mercer, Russell Meyer. Row 3: Jo Ann Miner, James Mitchell, Lila Moffat, Allan Morris, Leonard Most, Betty Lou Mundt. Row 4. Margaret Munster, Bernard Murphy, Dagmar Naylor, Margaret Heaton, Gerald Nelson., James Nelson. Row S. Maurice Ne’son, Henry Obermeier, Patricia Olson, Shirley Orvis, Burton Pace, Bessie Packard. Row 6. Basil Patsios, Sanja Paulsen, Don Peters, Robert Peters, Larry Peterson, LaVonne Peterson Row 7. Margaret Peterson, Gerald Pierce, Elmer Powell, Gladys Purtian, Bab Rademacher, Robert Radke Row ft, Eleanor Rahnreyer, William Raver!. Row 9. Richard Retry, Josie Reynaga, Page 27 Stcgman, Robert Stemper, Row 1. Robert Treadway, Jerry Trimble, Bonnie Tucker, Charles Velene, Ralph WadrTngton, Clifford Walker. Row 2, Sharonne Welch, an ice Welker, Donald Welly, Larry Westerbuhr, Ger- ald Wetovick, C ha lies Whitcher. Row 3, Marcelyn Whiting, Arlene Wilson, Nathan Wilson, Dean Winslow, Jimmy Woodside, Floyd Wozniak. Row 4. Ronald York, Donald Zehr, Roger Zehr, h Page 29 Row 2, Dewey Asher, Loretta Atkins, Marion Auble, Coleene Cline, Roger Dahlin, James Dealey, Willadeon Deaver. John DeRolf, Row 3. Don Ayres, Barbara Beghtol, Evelyn Berglunel, Robert Dick, Barbara Dickerson, Max Dodscn, Ella Douglas, Donald Dowhower. Row 5. Junior Brisco, Jeanne Brogan, Lola Brown, Charlotte Fisher, Ellen Jean Foth. Row 6. Gretchen Burgess, Diane Burton, Glenda Carlson, Rex Glover, Gweny Green. Row 1, Arthur Alberdmg, Mory Alexander, Fern Anderson, Rosella Campbell, Charlotte Chambers, Miriam Church, Lexre Clark, Diane Clarke., Row 4. Edwin Bills, Bill Bowers, Dave Brink., Shirley Eakins, Arlene Empfield, Phil EtziiEmiller, Larry Ferguson, Verneta Ferris. Page 31 Row 1. Alice Hogeman, Gwendolyn Hanley, Mildred Hanson, Delores Harms,, William Hauff. Row 2. Betty Hembloom, Marilyn Hinkle, Dennis Houston, Joyce Hueb- ner, Valetta Hume Row 3. Janice Hu:rske, Marcelene Innes, Carolyn Jacob, Jay Jamison, Don Jordon. Row 4. Rosie Jeldon, Kay Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Sherry Johnson, Roland Jones. Row 5. Patsy Kearney, Donna Kelly, Doris Kumpost, Addie Lewis, Bruce Lmdley. Row 6. Janet Lowe, Joan Luebbe. Page 32 Row 1. Gene Luther, Laird McCormick, Barbara McEvoy, Pat McKillip, Grace McGinnis, Row 2. Shirley Magette, Joanne Manners, Gene Mcrrs, Floyd Marsden, Mary Lou Martinez. Row 3. Edis Jeon Maulis, Gene Maxey, Jerrold Meyer, Robert Miller, Francis Maes. Row 4. Jeanne Anne Montgomery, Jack Nellson, Kyler Nelson, Darold Nielsen, Amelia Novosad. Row 5. Robert Osterlund, Lee Pappas, Sam Parker, Ronald Patterson, Bonnie Paul, Row 6. Twila Payne, M,ary Ann Peak. Page 33 Row 1. Kathleen Peltzcr, Raymond Paagc, Loreno Posey, Carol Rathe, Barbara Reynolds. Row 2, Jim Robbins, Rodney Roberts, Aldon Rohs, Patricia Roucis, Eu- gene Ryan. Row 3, Marilyn Soathotf, Robert Savely, Dona Scarborough, Shirley Schmobr, Beverly Schulte. Row 4. Geraldine Schwieger, Merjyn Seoville, Duone Shakeltord, Dallas Sinnen, Horold Sprague. Row 5. Connie Stone, Donal Straney, Larry Streil, Jack Swanson, Pauline Switzer. Row 6, Richard Thomas, Doris Thompson Raw 1. Shirley Thurston, Vivian Townsend, Mabel Treat, Zoe Ann Tucker, Mary Alice Wear. Row 2. Robert Wilson, Dean Wise, Wayne Wolford, Frank. Valla, Robert Volsteadt. Row 3, Mike Yanney, Mabel Zimmerman, Nancy Zimpfer. Juniors 1954 Carol Adams Will mm Braden Rodney Campbell John Cronin Dick Anderson Lois Borges Tom Chancy Calvin DeLano Carol Asher JoAnn Brandt Anne Christensen Wayne Dillen Kenneth Austin Thurman Burton Vera Collison Jim Doll Page 37 Barbara Downey Robert Foster Lloyd Hasty Doris Hume Virginia Duncan Jean Ann Hanson Glenn Hinkle Sharon Jacobson Page 38 Donald Dyer Lurnier Hanzel Isabelle Ho-egh Milton Johnson David Escritt Mervyn Harms Duane Huff Palsy Johnson se •am rr Bill Ka'ous Goylon Meson Jqnet Mitchell Richard Kimbrough Kerry Leggett Rex McGinnis Gordon Moor Rodney Koch RoDonna Lindholm Jo Anne Meyer Joy Musgravc Werner Krebser Borbare Mocon Dove Mills Robert Pteitfer Page 39 Ardith Snell Mary Talbert Glen Underhill Mildred Wilson Clayton Scott Alice Spilirvek Geniece Tunnel I Marilyn Whitney Veto Richards Lowell Spencer Dale Taylor David Weeks Glen Ralston LoVonne Sohrweid Monica Taubcnheim Paul Wagner Page 40 Margaret Briggs Broken Bow, Nebraska Independent, Vice-President-Senior Class, YWCA, Colhecon, Zip Club, Xi Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Case Hall Dorm Council. Robert D. Clark Kearney, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma, Pi Kappa Delta Mildred Casey Oconto, Nebraska Student Council, Senior Class-President, In dependent Association-President 4, Antelope Staff, Blue and Gold-Assistant Editor 3, YWCA, Kappa Pi, Case Hall Dorm Council, Women's League SENIORS Bud L Extrom Holdrege, Nebraska Football, Track, Basketball, K-Club-Presi dent 4. Roberta Erickson Broadwater, Nebraska Independent Association, Antler Staff, Choir, Choraleers, Sigma Tau Delta, Zip Club, Colhecon, YWCA. fna Claire Frischholx Columbus, Nebraska Zeta Chi Alpha-Historian 3, President 4, Women's League-President 3, Antelope Ed- itor 3-4, Antler-Business Manager 3, Zip Club-Vice-President, Case Hall Dorm Coun- cil, Newman Club, Sigma Tau Delta-Presi- dent 4, Xi Phi, Kappa Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council 4. Frank W, Frailey Mitchell, Nebraska Caledonian, Social Science Club, Men's League, Transfer student from Scottsbluff Junior College. SENIORS Graeenc Goodchuck Kearney, Nebraska Elsie Gruhn Poole, Nebraska A Cappella Chair, Women's League, L.S.A., Camera Club. Marshall 5. Hahn Hampton, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma-Treasurer 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Track 1-2-3-4, Intramural Bas- ketball 1 -2-3-4, Kappa Delta Pi-President 4, Xi Phi-Secretary-Treasurer 4, YAACA- Vice-President 3-4, Men's Hall President 4, L.S.A.-President 2, K-Club. Mehdi Hamidi Meshed, Iran Phi Tau Gamma, Pi Kappa Delta. Robert L. Hanson Holdrege, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma-Vice Chancellor and Pledge Master 4, Football 2 and 3, Track 2, Bas- ketball-Student Manager 1-2-3, K-Club 2-3 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Leonard 5. Horbeson Elsie, Nebraska Caledonian, Antelope Staff, Men's League, Social Science Club, A Cappella Choir, Inter- Fraternity-Sorority Council-President 4. Elizabeth Harris Axtell, Nebraska Independent Association-3 and 4, Vice- President 4, Senior Class Secretary, junior Class Treasurer, Student Council 4, Blue and Gold Staff 3, Chair 1-2-3-4, Chorcleers 1-2-3-4, Inter-Varsity 1-2-3-4, WAA 2, Kappa Pi 3 and 4, M.E.N.C. 1-2-3 Vice- President 4, Dorm Council 3. Charlotte Hoffman Almo, Nebraska Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, All College Ploy 1948. Clarence Hodge Palmer, Nebraska Nick Kavadas Kearney, Nebraska Antelope Staff, Antler 3-Business Manager 4, German Club 2, Pi Omega Pi 2-3-4, Kappa Delta Pi 3 and 4, Sigma Tau Delta- Treasurer 4, Darlene Jorgensen Ashton, Nebraska Sigma Theta Phi I -2-3 President 4, Student Council-Secretary 4, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council 4, WAA I-2-3-4, Zip Club 2-3-4, Cheerleader 3 and 4, Homecoming Queen 4. Charles Higbec Lexington, Nebraska Lambert L. Herman Greeley, Nebraska Independent Association-President, YMCA, Kappa Delta Pi-Vice-President, Intervarsity Chrisfion Fellowship, Choir, Choraleers, I Carolyn Hecox Newark, Nebraska Zeta Chi Alpha, WAA. Alfred Hart Kearney, Nebraska Coledonian Fraternity. I SENIORS Arthur L, Kile Eddyville, Nebraska Phi Toy Gamma 3 and 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4. Camera Club 4. Mary L. Klatt Bladen, Nebraska Case Hall Dorm Council, YWCA, Women's League. James Knapp Ansley, Nebraska Galedonian-President 3, Pi Kappa Delta, All College Plays 2-3-4, SENIORS Frank Karbelik Nelson, Nebraska Football. Darrell Lem Chappell, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma I -2-3-4, L.S.A., K-Club, Football 4, Track 4. Richard R. Means Broadwater, Nebraska Caledonian 2-3-4, Student Council 1, Foot- ball 2-3-4, Tennis 3 and 4, K-Club 3 and 4. YMCA. Sharon Knopp Kearney, Nebraska Delta Pi Beta, Kappa Delta Pi, Naiads. Bernard L, McGohan Elsie, Nebraska Student Council, Caledonian, Antelope Staff, Blue and Gold Staff, Football, Track, K- Club, Newman Club, Veteran of World War II, and Korean War. Karen Naylor Kimball, Nebraska Delta Pi Beta, Naiads, M.E.N.C., Choir, Band, Choraleers, Majorette 4, lames Mohatt Sidney, Nebraska Independent Association, Antelope Staff 1 and 2 Circulation Manager 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3 Student Conductor 4, Choir 2-3-4, Newman Club 1-2-4 President 3, M.E.N.C. 1-2-4 President 3, Xi Phi 3 Presi- dent 4, Kappo Delta Pi, Morion Paulsen Auroro, Nebraska Kappa Pi 3 President 4, YWCA, Zip Club' Secretary 2, President 3, Vice-President 4, Intervarsity Christion Fellowship-Vice Presi- dent 2, Social Science Club 3, Cose Hall Dorm Council 2 and 4. Christine Oakley Ong, Nebraska Kappa Pi A, L5.A., T-2-4, Doe Club, Zip Club 2 and 4, Case Hall Librarian SENIORS Joyce Psota Ravenna, Nebraska Zeta Chi Alpha-Vice-President 2, President 3, Antelope Staff 3 and 4, Antler Editor 3, Antler Staff 4, Orchestra 1 -2-3-4, WAA 1-2-3-4, Xi Phi 3 and 4, Pi Omega Pi 3 and 4, Sigma Tog Delto 3 ond 4, Koppo Delta Pi 4, Newman Club 12-3 4. Lynn Porter Kearney, Nebroska Caledonian 2-3-4, Intramural Basketball 4, Band, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir. John Rail Kearney, Nebraska Caledonian, Social Science Club, Newman Club. Earl Rademacher Loup City, Nebraska Phi Tou Gammo 1 -2 Secretary 3, Chan- cellor 4, Student Council 4, Antelope Staff 3, Tennis 3 and 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4, Bond 1, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council, K-Club, Men's Hall Treasurer 2. SENIORS Bonnie Richter Hayes Center, Nebraska Sigma Theta Phi, 1-2-4 Vice-President 3, Sophomore Class Secretary, Choir, Vice- Pres. of Colhecon 2, State President 3, YWCA-Secretary 2, Case Hall Dorm Secre- tary 3, Zip Club. Kenneth Sasek Swamton, Nebraska Hershel Siebrass Blue Hill, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 1-2-3 Sgt. at Arms 4, L.S.A., Football, Intramural Basketball. Charles E. Skov Riverdale, Nebraska Caledonian ! -2-3-4, Lambda Delta Lambda Lloyd Softley Kearney, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 2 and 4 Treasurer 3, Stu- dent Council 3 Vice-President 4, Antelope Staff 2, Associate Editor 3, Bus. Mgr, 3, Blue and Gold, Class Ed 3, Bus, Mgr. 4, Sigma Tou Delta. Sigma Theta Phi, Colhecon, Kappa Delta Pi. Carolyn Sondcrman Lexington, Nebraska Delta Pi Beta 1-2-3 President 4, Naiods, Colhecon, Inter-Froternity-Sorority Council 4. Donald D, Sherrill Albion, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 2-3-4, Antelope Staff, 1953 Blue and Gold Editor, Pi Kappa Delta-Presi- dent and Vice-President, Xi Phi, Social Sci- ence Club, YMCA, January Graduate. Lillian Ralston Grand Island, Nebraska Marilyn Sutherland Elm Creek, Nebrosko Zeta Chi Alpha, Pi Omega Pi-Treasurer 4 WAA-President 4, Kappa Delta Pi Jane L. Stubbs Kearney, Nebraska A Cappclta Choir, Charaleers 1-2-3, Col- hecon T-2 Secretary 3, Robert Throop Grand Island, Nebraska Marilyn Tetcr Bartley, Nebrosko Zeta Chi Alpha 1-2-3-4, Band land 2, Col- hecon 1-2-3 President 4, Student Union Committee 4, L.S.A.-3 and 4, Case Hall Treasurer. SENIORS Melvin H. Torbeek Margaretville, New York Caledonian Fraternity 3-Vice-President 4 and President 4 Jean Toole Kearney, Nebrosko Zeta Chi Alpha 3 and 4, Antelope Staff, Blue and Gold Staff, Bond 2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3-4, Choraleers 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 4- Business Manager 2, Kappa Delta Pi-Secre- tary 4, M.E.NC 2-3-4, January Graduate. Joseph N. Tye Kearney, Nebraska Band. Helen Triplett York, Nebraska Sigma Theto Phi, Colhecon, Lambda Delta Lambda, January Graduate. SENIORS Bill B. Watkins Grant, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 2-3-4 Pledge Moster, 1953 Business Monager Blue and Gold. Phyllis Wissbaum Kearney, Nebraska Sigma Theta Phi 1-2 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Choir ] -2-3-4, Choraleers 1 -2-3-4, Orches- tra 4, Newman Club I-Treasurer 2-Vice- President 3 and 4, Pi Omega Pi 2-3-4, M.E.N.C. 1-2-3-4 Lois Wurst York, Nebraska Kappa Pi 3 and 4. Willo Zelskc Stamford Nebraska Sigma Theta Phi 1-2-3-4, Women's League Council 1, Band 1 and 2, Pi Kappa Delta 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Pi Omega Pi 3 and 4, L.S.A-President 2, Colhecon. Don L. Welch Kearney, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-Treasurer 3-President 4, Men's League President 3, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class President, Inter-Fraternity-So- rority Council Vice-President, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1, K-Club, I-2-3-4, A Cappello Choir, Operetta, Sigma Theta Epsilon 1, Sigma Tau Delta 3 and 4, Xi Phi 3 and 4, Xi Phi Sophomore Award. CUM LAUDE GRADUATES Honorable Mention Nick Kavadas Kearney, Nebraska Joyce Psota Lloyd Softley, Jr. Marilyn Sutherland Don L. Welch Ravenna, Nebraska Kearney, Nebraska Elm Creek, Nebraska Kearney, Nebraska Page 51 BLUE AND GOLD Editor, Rex McGinnis checks for mis- takes in copy—and there were mis- takes. The edition of the 1954 Blue and Gold brought about many changes and problems. Economizing the book has been cut to 165 pages this year. Informal shots of Sophomores and Juniors were introduced and more space was devoted to athletics. There were moments of encouragement, disappointment, and anxiety as the book became a living record of the past year's events. In spite of these trials and tribulations there is a great feeling of satis- faction as the book is completed. We sincerely hope you enjoy the 1954 Blue and Gold. The Blue and Gold Staff Al Waddell, Blue and Gold Photog- rapher (and a very good one at that) looks over some of his finished work. Lloyd Softley, Business Manager prepares his sales strotegy for another round with Kearney's business- After a day of selling ods, Lloyd and Bill Hauff tally the final results. Sports editor, Dove Mills pre- pares oictures for final deadline. Assistant editor, Grace McGinnis, Associate editor, Duane Shackelford, and Senior Class editor Eorl Rademacher combine some of their talents??? on dummy sheets. ANTELOPE Editor, Ino Claire Frischholz, reviews o final edition of the Antelope. To be successful o newspaper must have organization, coordination, and co-operation. Ina Claire Frischholz editing the paper a second year, business manager Leonard Skov and staff members have ac- complished this with the able assistance of Miss Clara Johnson, sponsor. Behind the excitement and rush of the College Newspaper is plain hard work. Don't let anyone tell you that newspaper work is easy. 0 'ce ° The Friday Folders, Bob Gell, Bob Dick, Mouriee Nel- son, Burth Barker, Don Tomlinson, Glenn Underhill, Marion Auble, Bonnie Paul, and Virginia Duncan are an important part of the circulation staff. . Barbara Beghtol, Marcelyn Whiting, Jack Nel- son, Ed Bilis, Jim Buller, Jerry Meyer, and Editors, Pot Roucis, Bill Kalous, Barbara Smith, and editor- Bill Braden, feature writers, examine their in-chief, Ina Claire, work on future assignments. contributions to the college paper. Members of the 1953-54 Student Council ore Dewey Asher, Rex McGinnis, Liz Harris, Mike Yanney, Mr, Harvey Cole {foculty sponsor) Don Welch president, Lloyd Softley vice-president, Darlene Jorgensen secretary, Ray Pooge, Earl Ra- demacher, Jane Anderson, and Larry Goflison, Not pictured are Sherry Johnson, Groce McGinnis, Paul Wagner, and Dave Weeks. STUDENT COUNCIL The weekly Monday meetings of the Student Council are held in the Blue and Gold Room of the Student Union with President Don Welch pre- siding. Along with the honor of being a Council member goes a great re- sponsibility. They try to solve the various problems that arise on the campus for the benefit of all students. The Student Council is responsible for such activities as Homecoming, the all-college dance, Friday nite juke-box dances, pep rallies, Broncho Days, and other entertainment. Each Council member also serves on a faculty committee. Dr. Leona Mae Failor and Mr. Harvey Cole are faculty sponsors of the Student Council. Elected to head the Council next year will be Roger Dahlin as president and Mary Alexander, vice-president. Page 5S Officers and faculty sponsors discuss plans for the all-college dance. Finances seem to be the main topic of discussion. Council members Liz Harris, Lorry Coilison, Grace McGinnis, Rex McGinnis, ond Curley McGahan prepare to leave offer o long meeting Anita Lorenzen Laird McCormick Barbara McEvay Joanne Manners Francis Mercer Dave Mills Janet Mitchell Jim Mitchell Betty Mundt Dagmor Naylor Koren Naylor Maurice Nelson Amelia Novas ad Gerald Nordbrock Mary Ann Peak Larry Peterson Roy Poage Elaine Poullos Duane Pramberg Elnara Rahmeyer Carol Rathe Bonnie Richter Clyde Robertson COLLEGE CHOIR Ray Alexander Charlotte Allen Barbara Allmand Marianne Altmaier Jane Andersen Carole Anderson Loretta Atkins Marion Auble Norris Augustin Ruth Barker Mose Belmudez Lois Berges Jeneane Brennick Jim Buller Ardyce Carooll Sylvia Christensen Colline Collison Larry Colli son Vera Collison Nila Corkill Susan Day Witlodeon Deaver Max Dodson Charlotte Fisher Arlene Foster Ina Claire Frischhoiz Gene Gillette Sharon Glenn Mildred Hanson Elizabeth Harris Norma Harris Larry Hemmett Lambert Herman Betty Lu Hernbloom Sally Holtman Denny Houston Naomi Hubert Valetto Hunse Carolyn Jacob Don Jordon Alice Johnson Gerald Jordon Donna Kelly Jack King Eileen Laird Joan Lennemann Royal Sand Shirley Schmohr Ron Schuller Peggy Scranton Bud Seeger Lavonne Shaffer Dallos Sinner Doyne Smith Robert Smith Alice Spilinek Mory Talbert Gary Thomas Wayne Tickle Charles Velene Don Welch Marilyn Whitney Dean Wise Phyllis Wissbaum Jim Woodside Ginger Yant Grady Zehr ft Page 63 The College Choir under the versatile direc- tion of Mr. William Lynn has again brought prestige to the campus of Kearney State Teachers College. A spring tour of surrounding towns and the Christmas Messiah ore some of the events made possible by this musical group. :a!:i Marlene Kimmons Marietta Mason Beverly Howlond Janet Marshall Basses Carole Rathe Principal Helen Psota Gil ion Pearson Sharon Darling Flutes Amy Dusek Judy Keenan Ron Schuller Piccolo Ron Schuller Bassoon Ray Alexander Nila GorkiII Horns Don Braun William Nelson Mercedes Michaels Ron Nelson Trumpets Donald Munson Milo Stites T rom bones Ashford Kelley James Mahatt Robert Smith Tuba SYMPHONY Violins Maribeth Lynn Co nee rtmi stress Hazel King Donold Mason Jenny St. John Helen Murray Kathleen Forbes Adelbert Bonner Dallas Beach ley Dwaine Dunning Principal Guy Dunning Joyce Webster Joan Webster Tuyh Phelps Virginia Duncon Kathleen Freeman Jeaneane Bowen Violas Douglas Engethardt Principal Gennifer Pearson Elizabeth Robinson Matthew Shoemaker Oboes Jane Andersen Alice Swanson Clarinets Tom MicHoels Gary Thomas Phyllis Wissbaum Laird McCormick Percussion Darrell Hart Don Straney Vera Colltson Willis Newstrom Keyboard George Whitfield Symphony Conductor, Le Roy Bauer, has played an imortant part in the development of the Kearney Sym- phony Orchestra into one of the finest musical organizations in this com- munity. Page 65 Men's League in session. MEN'S LEAGUE Men's League in an organiza- tion on campus which is open to oil college men. Among special ac- tivities sponsored by the League were the all-college formal dance held in the college cafeteria and informal speeches given on eti- quette. The League sponsored a picnic for all the college men in the spring. Dean of Men, Roy Jorgen- son, acted as sponsor for the group. 0'vo °' -trc°s ° 1 .� -—p‘ ftvjO _ ,,V Page «( WOMEN'S LEAGUE Women's League in Session, Women's League members looked forward each month to the Tuesday morning meeting of the organization. Programs at the regular meetings were varied to offer the women on campus entertainment as well as useful hints. These programs consisted of style shows, a faculty-student tea, and many special speakers. Officers were Mary Alice Bauer, president, Carol Asher, vice president, Ro Donna Lindholm, secretary, and JoAnne Meyer, treasurer, Alice M. Robinson, Dean of Women, sponsored the group. Row 1. Mildred Honson, Rosie Laguno, Barbara Anderson, Erna Jensen, Rosella Campbell, Donna Kelly, Mable Treat, Donno Brown, Jencanc Brcnmck, and Pat Robinson. Row 2. Mrs. Mantor, sponsor, Donno Boggs, Cherie Rumbeck, Vivian Townsend, Janiece Tunned, Joy Musgrave, Susan Day, Diane Ingram, Peggy Scranton, Dolly Stegman, Jonice Hueske, Betty Mundt, Helen Bennett, Miss Kirkwood, sponsor, Doris Thompson, and RaLanno Uridholm. YWCA The familiar blue triangle is the emblem of the Young Women's Christian Association The YWCA is active on the Kearney College campus. One of the biggest events of the year was the sponsoring of the Mardi Gras. Funds raised from the Mardi Gras are used to send students to state, re- gional and national conferences. Row 1. Ellen Foth, Lucille Anderson, Kay Bauman, Sally Holtman, Gwen Green, Marlene Fox, Ruth Barker, Ella Douglas, Mary Lou Stabn, and Frances Gross, Row 2; Colicene C'ine, Carolyn Jacob, 5hirley Dctnck, Nila Corkill, Gwen Hanley, Valctta Hunse. Patsy Kearney, Manon Auble, Con- nie Collison, Delores Harms, Darlene Jarcs, and Miss Williams, sponsor, Page 60 Row T. James Dealey, Art Alberding, Marshall Hahn, Bill Brewer, Bob Gell, and Royal Sand- Row 2, Mr. Larson, sponsor, Gary Anderson, Lambert Herman, Gerald Nelson, Bob Dick, Maurice Nelson, and Glenn Underhill, Page 70 The Young Men's Christian Association is a Christian organization cn the campus which is open to all college men The meetings were devoted to the furtherance of Christianity. In cooperation with the Y.W.C.A , they sponsored the Mardi Gras which was a big event in March. 9SS NEWMAN CLUB Row 1. Mary Alice Eckhouf and Marianne Altmeier. Row 2. Beverly Schulte, Marjorie Smith, Amelia Novasad, Pat Rockford, Phyllis Wissbaum, Mary Talbert, Eileen Laird, Viola Krzycki, and Josie Reyn ago. Row 3. Jim Becky Jack Rail!, Gene Luther, Joyce Psota, Evelyn GenereuK, John Cronin, Don Peters, and Msgr, Francis J. Tschido. Row 4, Fronk Valla, Gene Ryan, Lewis Felker, Boh Stamper, Roy Bartusiak, Ron Roggenkamp, Ronald Schuller, and Don Dowhowef Page 71 1953-1954 Officers President - - - James Mohatt {first semester) Don Dowhower (second semester) Vice President - Phyllis Wissbaum (first semester) Mary Talbert (second semester) Treasurer - - Gene Ryan {first semester) Bob Stemper (second semester) Secretory - - Beverly Schulte (first semester) Marianne Altmeier (second semester) Sponsor ----- Mr. George Whitfield Chaplains - Monsignor Francis J. Tschido Rev, David John Row 1. Naomi Hubert, Willo Zelske, Robin Croissant, Norma Burger, Shirley Schmohr, Carolyn Jacob, and Elsie Gruhn. Row 2. Lucille Anderson, Shirley Helzer, Marilyn Hinkle, Doris Kumpost, Sharon Glenn, Margie Inderlied, Christine Oakley, ond Marilyn Berges- Row 3. Betty Mundt, Joan Luebbe, Shirley Hartman, Alice Johnson, Anita Locking, Marlene Hooper, Janice Jueske, Lois Berges, and Lila Moffat. Row 4. Milton Johnson, Marilyn Saathoff, Marshall Hahn, Don Hcmje, Dwight Hahn, Marvin Nelson, Gary Anderson, Evelyn Berglund, and Royal Sand. Pago 72 Row 1, Miss Nelson, sponsor, Mary Alexander, Susan Dov, Peggy Scranton, Miss Halcomb, sponsor, Dollie Stegman, and Valetta Hunse, Row 2. Robert Gell, Duane Promberg, Glenda Carlson, Marilyn Kremer, Leona Christensen, Janice Winfrey, Joyce Springer, Patricia Olson, Elizabeth Harris, Thomas Chancy, and Bob Foster. Row 3, Paul Jewett, Maurice Nelson, Bob Dick, Lambert Herman, Roland Jones, Jack Swanson, Jim Swanson, Rex Glover, Glenn Under- hill, and Harold Engleman. VETS VILLAGE COUNCIL PRE-MED CLUB Row 1. Bonnie Paul, Lila Moffat, Anita Tilmoms, Bev Schulte, Marianne Altmoier, Marilyn Sommer, Sylvia Christensen, and Barbara All- mand. Row 2. Mrs. Hansen, sponsor, Phil Staekham, Bud Hansel, Rod Loaders, Kenneth Austin, Phil Etzelmiller, Jim Wheeler, Bill Mariaft, and Dr. Bliese, sponsor. Row 3. Clarence Lippstreau, LaVerne Robertson, Allan Morris, Ray Poage, Lowell Spencer, Berl Spencer, David Escritt, Gordon Moor, ond Duane Hufl. Page 73 Don Dowhower, Bob Vofsteadt, Howard Sterhoudt, Dean Jorgenson, Dave Escritt, Mayor, Roger Dahfin, Laird Mc- Cormick, and Bill Willismson, NAIADS Members of the Naiads ore: Josie Reynaga, Barbara Beghtol, Miss Yingling, sponsor, Addie Lewis, Anita Brown, Norma Johnson, Robin Croissant, Inge Aulik, Sharon Glenn, Anne Christensen, Arlene Empfield, and Beverly Brown. ZIP CLUB Officers of Zip Club this year are: Lexie Clark, President, Marian Paulsen, Vice-President, Connie Collison, Secretary, Bonnie Paul, Treasurer, and Dorothy Orcutt, Sponsor. Page 74 Row I. Blonthe Corgtll, Ginger Yunt, Dagmor Naylor, Shirley Shaffer, Mildred Wilson, JoAnn Deon, Carol Adams, Lillian Ral- ston, and Virginio Duncan. Row 2. Gladys Puritan, Jeneane Brennick, Mary Alice Eckhout, Marlene Fox, Amy Dusek, Borbara Mason, LoVonne Peterson, Jeanne Maulis, Monica Taubenheim, Marilyn Kremer, Joyce Springer, Ellen Jean Foth, Patricia Olson, and Glenda Carlson. Row 3. Patricio Robinson. Donna Kelly, Lyla Babb, Marilyn Whitney, Bonnie Richter, Kay Bauman, Barbara Beghtol, Donna Otfun, Janice Winfrey, Marlene Helscr, Doris Thompson, ond Pouline Switzer. Row 4, Conme Collison, Anito Gengenbach, Delores Horms, Valetta Hunse, Patsy Kearney, Sharon Jacobson, Gwen Henley, Dollie Stegman, Marion Aubie, Beverly King, and Lois Borges. COLHECON Scared: Corel Rothe, Jane Anderson, Corole Anderson, Leora Rippen, Ruth Barker. Barbara McEvoy, Shaion Glenn. Evelyn Berg- lund, Charlotte Fisher, and Jane Toole. Standing: Phyllis Wissbaum, James Mitchell, Richard Thomas, Ray Alexander, Ray Pooge, James Mohott, Larry Collison, Nor- ris Augustin, Vera Collison and faculty sponsor LcRoy Bauer. M. E. N. C. M.E.N.C. is on organization on campus which is open to music majors and minors. Officers are: President........................................Vera Collison Vice-President..................... Elizabeth Harris Secretary..........................Willadean Deaver Treasurer........................... Barbara McEvoy Sponsor................................LeRoy Bauer Page 76 Mr. Welch, sponsor, Mel Torbeck, Earl Rademocher, Mike Yanney, Leonard Harbeson, Shirley Magefte, Bev Brown, Ino Claire Frischholz, Mary Alice Bauer, Jo Ann Meyer, Darlene Jorgenson. INTER-FRATERNITY-SORORITY COUNCIL Controlling and regulating the activities of the social fraternities and sororities on the campus is the purpose of the Inter-Froternity- Sorority Council. Interested in developing and understanding among the organizations this year's council tried a new approach to Rush Week. A period of silence was ex- tended over a period of two days. Violators were to be punished by the Council. No vio- lations were reported and rush and preference week went smoothly. Council members began a revision of the Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council Constitution. Meetings were calendared for two times a month rather than the previous one meeting a month. The year saw Mrs. Phyllis Camp- bell Aspen leave as a sponsor. Each year the Council awards a plaque to the fraternity or sorority having the highest scholastic average. Page 77 DELTA PI BETA The new attractive white uniforms worn by the Deltas this year, for the first time, were one of the outstanding features of the soror- ity. The Delta year had a terrific start as they had their onnual Homecoming Brunch at El- liott's Tea Room and were recognized in the parade by winning second place with their float, Oh You Beautiful Doll. Two of the Homecoming Queen Attendants were mem- bers of the Delta Pi Beta Sorority, Anne Christ- ensen and Beverly Brown. The climax of the year was the annual Delta Holly Ball which was attended by two hundred and fifty guests. The main event of the evening was the crowning of Mrs. Janet Atwater Bachman by Margaret McClure as Holly Queen during intermission. The Delta Pi Beta Sorority gained prestige during pledge season as 25 efficient girls chose Delta Pi Beta as their sorority. The Hour Dance given at the Student Union by the Deltas was a great success due to a skit, Ye Old Tavern which they presented. Sharon Glenn, Ardyce Carroll, and Robin Croissant were elected to the Student Coun- cil for the 1954 and 1955 term. Hats off to the Delta Pi Beta Sorority for a most successful year. Seated. Barbara Beghtol, Beverly Brown, Anne Christensen, Barbara Mason, Shirley Magette, and Barbara Reynolds. Stonding, Dorothy Urban, Koy Johnson, Pat McKillip, Mildred Wilson, Karen Naylor, Kay McElroy, Verneta Ferris, and Shirley Thurston. Page 78 Page 79 How 1. Sylvia Christensen, Anita Tilmanis, Sharon Glenn, loAnn Dean, Marilyn Hinkle, and Marianne Altmaier. Row 2. Christine Oakley, Viola Kruyeki, Charlotte Fisher, Norma Johnson, Francos Gross, Mary Lou Stohn, and Arlene Kuhlmann, Row 3, Irma Bashford, Elsie Haines, Gail Spcidell, Dagmar Naylor, Valetta Hunse. Jeanne Brogon, Lavonne Shaffer, and Shirley Orvis, Row 1, Marcelene Innes, Mary Tolbert, Phyiiis Wissbaum, Shirley Eakim, Joyce Towers, Patsy Johnson, Bonnie Richter, and Lee Pcppas. Row 2. LaVonne Sohrweid, Vero Collison, Janet Mitchell, Mable Treat, Zoe Ann Tucker, Barbara Dickerson, Coro! Adams, and Connie Collisan. Row 3, Willa Zelske, Diane Clorke, Lexie Clark, Addle Lewis, Shirley Schmohr, Carolyn Jacob, Ellen Jean Folh, Beverly Schulte, Jcanie Maulis, Dorlene Jorgensen, Betty Hembloom, and Mory Lou Mortinez, Row 4, Donna kelly, Rosie Feldon, Joan Luebbe, and Joanne Manners. SIGMA THETA PHI The pink and white of the Sigma Theta Phi Sorority had a successful and memorable year by continuing to do its part in leadership and achievement. Homecoming was the first big event. A brunch, held by the alumni, preceded the afternoon football game and coronation of the Homecoming Queen. The Sigma Campus display was chosen as the third place winner. Miss Darlene Jorgensen was crowned Home- coming Queen of 1954, The Student Union was transformed into a western settlement for the annual ''Ranch Dance. The Sigma Sweetheart was crowned, and twenty-nine girls chose the Sigma's as their sorority. Sigmagrams were sold at the Mardi Gras celebration. The Mardi Gras Queen was Janet Mitchell. A very clever return porty, carrying out the Civil War theme, was given by the pledges. Jane Anderson was elected to the Student Council. The Butterfly Ball and Mother's Day Tea brought to a close a very busy and prosper- ous year. Page 80 Row 1. June Dohrmon, Amy Dusek, Shirley Horrmon, Dons Kumpost, Sally Holrrran, Jone Anderson, ond Carole Anderson. Row 2. Janice Welker, Linda Garrelts, Roberta Case, Joan Lanquist. Norma Burger, Shirley Helzer, Kay Baumon, Margie Indcr- lied, and Glodys Puritan, Row 3. Lillian Ralston, Arlene Foster, Dons Hunsc, Nancy Zimpfer, Nila Corkill, Anita Lorenzen, Leora Rippen, Alice Johnson, Sharonne Welch, and Bonnie Tucker. Page HI I'm mighty thirsty podner. How about you? Fcont Row, Ardith Snell, Joyce Hucbner, Barbaro Downey, JoAnne Meyer, Geraldine Sehwjeger, Morion Aubie, Marilyn Whitney, RoDonna Lindholm, Doris Thompson, and Joan Lennemann. Back Row, Miss Leona Failor (sponsor), Helen Qrcutt, Iris Richards, Virginia Duncan, Kathleen Peltier, Joyce Psota, Ino Claire Frischholz, Carolyn Hecox, Charlotte Chambers, Shoron Jacobson, and Marilyn Sutherland ZETA CHI ALPHA Members of the Zeta Chi Alpha Sorority once more exemplified the meaning of their chain—friendship, leadership, and knowl- edge. Beginning the year's social functions was a picnic, an ann_al affair. At Homecoming the sorority members held a banquet for re- turning alumni, and entered a float, Smiles in the Homecoming Parade. At the annual Cinderella Ball, Miss Jean Toole, now Mrs. Loren Howe, was named Cinderella of 1954. Rush dinners and preferencing followed. At formal initiation 19 girls became active members of the organ- ization At the Mardi Gras, the sorority sponsored a balloon bust. The Zeto Chatter was a semester publication of the organization. A spring dance and Mother-Daughter Tea, ond slumber party concluded the year's social ac- tivities. Possessors of the sorority scholarship plaque, having won it three times in a row, the girls took priae in displaying it in their rooms. Page $2 Pew 1. Lucille Anderson, Patricio Robinson, Hele.i Bennett, Marlene Fox, Mary Alice Eckhoul, Donro Boggs, Roste Laguna, and Blanche Cargill. Row 2. Shirley Gudgell, Carolyn Jacob, Shirley Dctrick. Janice Hue ke, Diane Ingram, Dolly Stagman. Darlene Jares, Ruth Ann Barker, Barbara Anderson, ond Vi v ion Townsend. Page R3 Row 1. Tom Chancy, Art Alberding, James Dealcy. Jack Rail, Bob Wilson, Ronald Patterson, and Jim Robbins, Row 2. Bob QsterJund, Dennis Houston, Bryce Bonness, Tom Shields, Frank Fra i lev, Rodney Doeh, Gordon Moor, Glen Hinkle, and Dick Means. Row 3. Leonard Harbeson, Bill Kalous, Dean Wise, and Mike Van Horn. Row 4 Don Jordan, Jerry Meyer. Lowell Spencer, Bernard Forch, Gene Gillette, Ray Schmit?, Gene Morrs, Bud Skov, and Mel- vin Torbeek. CALEDONIAN The Blue and Gold of the Caledonian Fraternity showed its colors everywhere on the Kearney campus with another outstanding year of leadership and scholarship. Home- coming festivities were highlighted by the se- lection of the Cal float for first place honors. Also spotlighting the Caledonian year was the crowning of Beverly Brown as Caledonian Sweetheart for 1953, and the awarding of life- time honorary memberships to Dr Leo Thomas, Dean of Instruction, and Mr Chuck Eosenmann, Kearney Hub Staff member. The Caledonian Fraternity welcomed 31 pledges at the preference dinner which was held at Grandpa's Steak House. The annual Bowery Ball proved to be o successful event rounding out a year of out- standing service as a social fraternity to Kear- ney College. Page. 84 cape! Row 1, Roya'd Sand, James Wheeler, Henry Fisher, Jim Nelson, Thane Hascoll, and Royce Smith. Row 2. Don I. Word, Lyle Whitesel, Grady Zehr, Jerry Pierce, A! Groothuis, ond Frank Valla, Jr. Row 3. Jerald Garrison, Clarence Lippstreu, LaVcme Robertson, Bruce Lind’ey, Kenneth Johnson, Bud Sprague, and Russell Meyer, Row d. Roland Jones, Lee Holm, Ivan Henderson, Berl Spencer, Jack E Nellson, ond Gary Anderson Cruising Down The River ' the Caledon ion entry in the Homecoming Parade. Row 1. Bob Hanson, Art Kilo, Rex McGinnis, Gene Maxcy, and Earl Rodemaeher, Row 2. Lloyd Soft ley, 'Dave Weeks, Don Ayres, Jay Jamison, Dave Brink, Don Weich, Mike Yanney, and Darrell Lenz. Row 3. Dale Bokowski, Wayne Wolford, Bob Miller, Hershel Siebrass, Dave Mills, Bob Volsteadt, John Cronin, and Bud Henze!. Row 4. Rav Barfusiak Bob Smith, Ray Poage, Floyd Morsden, Larry Ferguson, Bill Watkins, Jim Doll and Duane Shackcford. PHI TAU GAMMA The social event of the year, the Spring Formal Dance, closed another year on the Kearney State Campus for the Phi Tau Gam- ma Fraternity. Such events as the pre-rush dance. Homecoming dinner and a fraternity sponsored movie; Man on a Tightrope, were other outstanding festivities of the year. Miss Sherry Johnson was crowned Phi Tau Sweetheart at the first semester pre-rush dance at the Fort Kearney Hotel. Forty-one pledges attended the preference dinner at the Plane View Steak House and were later wel- comed as active members into the oldest fraternity on the campus. Many of the alumni and active members attended the thirty- eighth anniversary dinner of the Phi Taus which followed Homecoming affairs. Another year has come to a close with the Phi Tau Gamma Fraternity leading the field in honor, leadership, and scholarship. Row 1. Kyler Nelson, Don Straney, Glen Troyer, Goyle Johnson, Doyne Smith, and Jim Buller, Row 2, Gary Thomas, Bob Clark, Perry Kenny, Bob Rodemacher, Norris Augustin, John Ernst, and Jack Stransky. Row 3, Dwight Hahn, Lorry Collisor, Fred Kempt, Larry Johnson, Jim Mitchell, Ren Bickford, Gerry Jordan, and Wayne Haller. Row 4. Jack King, Don Hfamje, Jim Buterbaugh, Bob Stempcr, Allan Morris, Jim Sanford, and Jerry Seberness. KB? J V Row 1. Doris Hume, Sharon Knapp, Jo Ann Meyer, Caroil Adorns, Marion Aufole, Marilyn Sutherland, Vivian Townsend, Elsie Gruhn, and Dr. Foilor, (sponsor). Row 2. Ina Claire Frischholz, RoDonno Lindholm, Mary Alice BGuer, Joyce Psota, Potsy Johnson, Virginia Duncon, and Janet Mitchell. Row 3. Marshall Holhn, Lament Aten, Rodney Koch, Lambert Herman, Nick Kavadas, Bill Kalous. and Mike Yanney. KAPPA DELTA PI Marshall Hahn ........................ President Don Sherrill ...................... Vice-President Jean Toole ......................... -...Secretary Mrs. Edna Nigh ..........................Treasurer Joyce Psota ........................... Historian Leona Mae Fa [for..........................Sponsor lJayc 88 The newest organization on campus is the Eta Phi Chapter of Koppa Delta Pi, National Honor- ary Educational Fraternity Officers are: Row 1, Bob Clark, Dick Kimbrough, Connie 5tone, and Willo Zclske Row 2, Mike Yanney, Ardyce Carroll, Roland Jones, Bernard McGohan, and Mr. Ahrendfs, (sponsor). PI KAPPA DELTA m 5c:; Pi Kappa Delta is the honorary fraternity on the campus which recognizes and initiates outstanding members in de- bate and oratory. Dick Kimbrough and Loretta Lee won first place honors in the state debate contest and went on to the national de- bate contest in Chicago. Mike Yanney is president of Pi Kappa Delta and Mr. Harold Ahrendts, sponsor. Row 1. Phyllis Wissbcum, Marilyn Sutherland, Doris Hume, Ca ol Adams, Vera Callison, El a Douglas, and Willa Zelske. Row 2. Max Dodson,, Mary Alice Bauer, Joyce Psora, Mr. Jester, (sponsor), Col!eeno Cline, Connie Stone, JoAnn Meyer, and Carol Rathe. Row 3. Nick Kavados, Bill Kolous, Mike Yanncy, and Duane Shackelford PI OMEGA PI Membership in Pi Omega Pi, National Honor- ary Commerce Fraternity, is bestowed upon those students in commerce who have done superior work and who have those qualities which tend to make for success in teaching. Officers are; President ..............-....Mary Alice Bauer Vice-President ...................Bill Kalous Secretary .................. ... Nick Kavadas Treasurer ................. Marilyn Sutherland Historian ........................Mike Yanney Sponsor ......... ,...............Don Jester Page 90 Row 1. Edis Jeon Maulis, Jo Aon Meyer, Barbara Smith, Ina Claire Frisehholz, Barbara Dickerson, and Shirley Mogette. Row 2. Mr. Ryan, (sponsor), Lloyd Softley, Don Welch, Bob Dick, John De Rolf, and Nick Kovadas. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta, national honorary English fraternity, is the organiza- tion in which outstanding English students are recognized. The Antler, the only literary publication on the campus, is the contribu- tion of this fraternity to the college publications. The yearly publication consists of writings and essays of students and features an essay contest for freshmen. Shirley Magette was editor of this yeor's publication, while Nick Kavadas was business manager. Each year actives and alumni of the organization gather at a Christmas formal. Page 91 Row 1, Jo Ann Meyer, Morion Auble, Marilyn Whitney, Janet Mitchell, Patsy Johnson, Coro! Adams, and Miss Williams, (sponsor). Row 2. James Mohatt, Ro Donna Lindholm, Margaret Briggs, I no Claire Frischholz, Bill Kolous, and Mr. Holmgren, (sponsor). Not pictured are Mary Alice Bauer, Marshall Hahn, Joyce Psora, and Don Welch. XI PHI Honorary fraternity for scholarship and leadership on the campus is Xi Phi. Members are initiated each semester on the basis of scholastic standing and achievements in extra curricular activities. Each year the fraternity holds a Christmas dinner to which all alumni members are invited. To keep all mem- bers informed not only of the happenings in Xi Phi, but also on general campus news, the organization sends out a news letter each year. Page 92 Row 1, Miss Lorson, (sponsor), Marilyn Whitney, Liz Harris, Jo Ann Meyer, Janet Mitchell, Morion Paulsen and Christine Oakley. Row 2. Mr. King, (sponsor), Rex McGinnis, and Bill Trimbitl. KAPPA PI Under the guidance of President Marion Paulsen, the Beta Beta Chapter of the National Honorary Art Fraternity, Kappa Pi, sponsored the Annual Art Show for the spring of 1954. The Beta Beta Chapter combined with the Pi Omega Pi Fraternity toured to Omaha last fall. They also partich pated in the Homecoming events for the year. Other officers elected were JoAnne Meyer, Scotia, vice president; Marilyn Whitney, Funk, secretary and treasurer, and Janet Mitchell, news reporter Miss Larson, Mrs. Phyllis Campbell Aspen, and Mr. King were sponsors of the group. Page 93 Row 1. Dale Bokowski, Calvin Delano, Beverly Schulte, Wary Alexander, Erna Jensen, Dave Weeks, and Bud Hcnzel. Row 2, Gordon Moor, Mr, Larsen, Bud Skav, Lowell Spencer, Jack Swanson, Glen Underhill, Miss Nielson, and Miss Morse (sponsor). K CLUB ACTIVITIES O' Too « odootes son, Don ' Toole- lonuorv berto £c and Page 95 1954 BLUE AND GOLD QUEEN We proudly present Jo Ann Luebbe, Miss Blue and Gold of 1954 . . . selected by a group of Kearney businessmen from a list of candidates. Miss Jo Ann Luebbe 1954 Blue and Gold Queen Prtgp 90 Caledonian Sweetheart Miss Beverly Brown Miss Sherry Johnson Homecoming Queen Page 20' Miss Darlene Jorgensen wvvvwnvM MEN S HALL ’L 0 Duane Shackelford burning the mid night Oil. Mom McCall performing one of her mony duties. Page 104 Ff ift yaciaski HOMECOMING 1954 Showboat, the Caledonian Fraternity's entry in the float contest, was the first place winner The Phi Tau Gamma's entry, Atchison and Topeka ond Santa Fe, was given the third place rating. President Cushing, crowning Miss Dar- lene Jorgensen, Homecoming Queen Student Council President, Don Welch, presents the Homecoming Queen with o gift. Page 111 CM „ v ACTIVITIES Early morning chow hounds. Choro leers Mardi Gras DRAMATICS Jim Knapp wards off passes from Mildred Casey. Leading characters of the ploy, John Loves Mary , Anne Montgomery and Don Main. Page 114 Who-iz-ir?? Gene Schuppan asks Jim Knapp during a scene in the Male Animal ' Is it true love or just infatuation?? FOOTBALL SEASON'S RECORD Kearney 14 McPherson College 33 Kearney 32 13 Kearney 26- 7 Keorney 53 Chadron State 13 Kearney 0 Wayne State 7 Kearney 20 Nebraska Wesleyan 20 Kearney 12 Doane College 13 Kearney 19 Emporia College 32 Kearney 0 32 Don Ayres Jim Barth Jerry Beberness Hank Amend The Kearney State Teachers Antelopes found the going rough in their football opener os the Kansas College champions, McPherson CollegeJ ground out a 33-14 victory. K.S.T.C. won its first victory in the Nebraska College Conference by de- feating Midland College 32-13. The Antelopes upset Hastings 26-7. This victory was the first for Kear- ney over the Broncs since 1948 when Kearney won 6-0. The K.S.T.C. Antelopes took advontage of seven recovered fumbles and used a speedy ground ond air attack to spoil Chadron State's Homecoming celebration 53-1 3. The Wayne State team turned out to be the victor in the Kearney State Teachers Homecoming football game by pushing across a touchdown in the third quarter to take a 7-0 victory from the Antelopes, Bill Bowers Dave Brink Ron Danielson Don Dyer Bud ExtTOm Glen Howley Milton Johnson Dick Means Kearney State Teacher's College overcame a 13 point lead in the fourth quarter to tie Nebraska Wesleyan 20-20 in a Nebraska College Conference game. Doane College rose to hand the Kearney Antelopes a 13-12 defeat when the Doane Tigers scored a winning touchdown in the final 25 seconds of the game. Emporia College which hadn't lost a game all season, defeated the Antelopes 32-19. Kearney State Teachers College is loser to Arkansas State Indians, The score 32-0. Dole Toylor Jim Thorell Dayne Smith ui_ CMJt JA Glen Troyer Eugene Turner Sfuart Thorell Bob Wilson BASKETBALL Page 125 Coocb Bill Morris SEASON'S RECORD Kearney 82............... Midland College 73 Kearney 91................. Midland College 72 Kearney 58............... Nebraska Wesleyan 66 Kearney 77................... Wayne State 69 Kearney 63................... Wayne State 76 Kearney 80..................... Peru State 57 Kearney 90.................Hastings College 78 Kearney 57............. Hastings College 69 Kearney 76............ Chadron State 79 Kearney 77..................Doane College 53 Kearney 83...................Doane College 71 Dorrel Lloyd BASKETBALL Veteran Cheerleaders, Darlene Jorgensen and Jeanne Maulis, along with Rod Campbell, Larry Collison, Norma Johnson, and Sherry Johnson were chosen by the Student Council to lead the student body in boosting school spirit. These cheerleaders were always on hand to support the team and boost the morale of the student body. PaUi‘ 130 Cheerleaders Darlene Jorgensen, Lorry Collison, Norma Johnson, Jeante Maulis, Rod Campbell, and Sherry Johnson contributed much to the school spirit of KSTC. Coach Bill Morris discusses future basketboll strategy with Bill Williamson, Mike Van Horn, Bernard Forch, and Dave Mills. Page 131 - r mtKfjnnft IWUUUIA {ACM;u Johnson, Hemje, Stemper, Troyer, and Sanford take time out from practice for picture. Track Squad TRACK 1954 SCHEDULE March 26, Friday................Indoor meet.............. at Lincoln April 1, Thursday..............Doane College...... at Kearney April 8, Thursday..............Hastings College...........at Kearney April 14, Wednesday............Midland, York..............at Kearney April 17, Saturday............. Kansas Relays...........at Lawrence April 21, Wednesday............Nebr. Wesleyan..... at Lincoln April 28, Wednesday............Fort Hays State.........at Fort Hays May 4, Tuesday.................Doane Relays.................at Crete May 7, Friday..................Wayne State.........at Kearney (night) May 14, Friday.................Chadron State..............at Kearney May 21-22, Fri. and Sat................................. at Lincoln rrrf f VfV� Vrr. «H n rt MMJ Hit U. v� ' J '28R Dove Mills, Jim Micek, Coach Bill Morris, Ear! Rademacher and Roger Zehr TENNIS Year Afler Year In The Yearbook Field, With Quality Printing, Lithographing and Photo Engraving. Journal-Star Printing Co. 926 P STREET • LINCOLN, NEBRASKA YOUR STUDENT UNION Your student union is provided for your entertainment and relaxation. Your re- sponse and cooperation is appreciated, also any new ideas or constructive criti- cisms. Page 142 ii IlMiAJLiMW; MA AXiUlM A free choice of food from a well- balanced menu is offered at each meal at the College Cafeteria. Prices are kept low to match the students' budget. The College Cafeteria, situated in Mens Hall, was built and is main- tained especially for college students. Many sorority, fraternity and club dinners and dances are held in the dining rooms. Campus Cafe K. S. T C students pick the Campus Cafe for tasty home-cooked meals. Jordan s Standard Service Batteries Tires Accessories 824 W 24 Gas—ON We give 5 H Green Stamps Kearney Creamery This is a daily event back of Mens Hall since all dairy products served in the col- lege cafeteria are Blue Bell dairy products. Mattson's Studio For The Best In Portraiture Class of '55 Anne Christensen Keorney, Nebroskc Kearney Plumbing and Heating Company Keorney Plumbing and Heating Company has always had a big share in keeping the K. S. T. C. campus in top shape. Tasty Tea Room 22nd Central Kearney OwC Famous Shoe Store For the place to go for shoes you know, it's the Famous Shoe Store. Don Dowhower shows the new spring styles to Sharonne Welch, Shirley Schmohr, and Carole Ander- son. Why Don, This cup is just like the one you broke. 2002 Central1 Ave. Kearney, Nebr, Pitcher's Jewelry Kearney Laundry Dry Cleaners W. K. Downing For more than 64 years Dial 24051 1 Kearney, Nebraska Since 1888 Boumgartner's Variety Store For years students have stopped at Baum- gartner's to pick up their school supplies. This year Jim Mitchell, Shirley Hartman, LaVonne Peterson, and Jerry Beberness are no exception. When that formal dance comes around have your corsoge made up at the Joy Lynn Flower Shop Distinctive floral or rangements of quality flowers are a special ty of Joy-Lynn. Toflefsen-Elliott Lumber Company The Tollefsen-Elliott Lumber Company has had a hand in the improvements on the campus. All the bricks for the new dorm were supplied by the Tollefsen-Elliott Lumber Company. Claussen's “What's new in a Claussen Shoe? Bob Smith, Larry Coflison and Jerry Beberness go in to have Ray Poage and Dove Weeks show them the coming thing in footwear at Claussen's. Hub Printing Company Leonard Skov and Ina Claire Frischholz proofread The Antelope which is printed at the Hub Printing Company. The Hub Printing Company is the place to go for all types of commercial printing. Always buy FAIRMONT Ice Cream The Peak of Quality for fine food and service DENNY'S Central Typewriter Company G G. (Jerry Treadway, Manager Complete Office Supply Store Rentals — Sales — Service 2012 Central Ave. Phone 22531 Kearney, Nebraska I Kearney Floral and Nursery Flowers For All Occasions Kearney, Nebraska Gaston Music Co. Band Instrument Sales Repairing New and Used Free Estimates Work Guaranteed Kearney's Oldest and Most Complete Music Store If You Don't Believe Education Pays Look ot Me! Nim's Station Kaufmann Or Wernert Sports-Craft Boyd Deets shows Goyle Johnson, Gweny Green, Bob Stemper, ond Shirley Shaffer a couple of the many models stocked at Sports-Craft. Mtvrwwvwo r v rw yvvy+ '� -KJu,A AM .u iimj4ju4v k IMM amaaMjnuivw « w +• . , Sears Roebuck and Company Kearney's Newest Department Store Harold Engfemon shows Marjory and Janie the new Coldspot Super Mart. The Delta Pi Beta's annual Holly Ball in the Crystal Room. Private dining rooms are avail able for all occasions. Fort Kearney Hotel and Coffee Shop John A. Henry, Manager Kearney 22nd and Central National Bank Complete Konkin Servire Member Federal Reserve System — Member Federal Deposit Corporation We Are Alwoys Glod to Serve You Grandpa's Steakhouse South Central Kearney, Nebraska We hope to continue serving our fine foods to Kearney students as in the past ' Grandpa's, The Grandpa of Them All Bea's Flowers World Theatre Floral Arrangements As You Like Them Always a Good Show 25th and 2nd Often a Great Show! Kearney, Nebraska 111 i 1 ■V « Hirschfeld's Young Men's Clothing in Styles and Prices That Please College Men Kearney and North Platte Johnson's Cleaners Dry Cleon ing Fur Cleaning 123 W 21 Street Fur Storage Kearney, Nebrosko More Quality, More Foshion For Your Money Com pore J. M. McDonalds Kearney, Nebraska KGFW 1340 On Your Dial Keorney, Nebraska John W. (Jack) Yeager, Mgr. Mutual Network United Press Quality Bakery Products Sehnert Bakery Lunches - Soups - Fountain Your Patronage Greatly Appreciated 2117 Centrol Avenue Emery F. Jurgens, Prop, 2209 Centrol Avenue Wallpaper Paints Glass Eck's Paint Glass Store Kearney, Nebraska Rainbow Cafe Fine Foods Reasonably Priced Arrange for the Blue and Gold Room for your party Kearney, Nebraska James C, Poullos, Owner Phone 27051 Dr. M. H. Fitch Optometrist Fort Theatre Bldg. Kearney, Nebraska Bodinson Hardware Hardware - Sporting Goods Sherwin-Williams Paint Sunbeam Appliances 2120 Central Phone 20041 JnpnrtrroannniPtxitHmrw jnrxmxj uhum mu lutjtvv Platte Valley State Bank uWe Enjoyed Serving Voii” Kearney, Nebraska Liberty Dry Cleaners McKee Jewelry Serving the KSTC trade since 1923 Where generations have always been pleased ' Kearney, Nebraska Your Sanitone Dry Cleaner Craftsmen in Keeping Things New Distinctive Jewelry - Fine Silverware Nationally Advertised Watches and Diamonds Expert Jewelry Watch Repairing 2119 Central Avenue Kearney, Nebraska Hawthorne's Jewelry 2013 Central Avenue Master Building Maintenance Company 430 Insurance Building SIOUX CITY, IOWA Phone 5-4083 Tuck Pointing, Water Proofing Building Maintenance lowa-Nebraska's Oldest and Most Reliable lOmiV yrepn mlKfillH « imt COC (Om � � � Midway Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Kearney, Nebraska Page 156 Where Friends Meet to Eat We cater to private parties in our newly decorated party rooms, The Kearney Dental Association W, Page Boggs, O.D.S. J. A. Cullen, D O S. Denxler Denxler, O.D.S. R. M, Gilmore, 0,0,S. Helps Support Your College G. M. Hamilton, O.D.S. Raymond Heuko, O.D.S. K. L. Holmes, D O S. Ben H. palil, O.D.S. Frank 0. Roasch, D.O.S. Page 157 The Buffalo County Medical Society Page 158 Helps Support Your College Violet Linder Holdrcge, Nebr. Williom Hauff Kearney, Nebr. Fine China Silver Crystal Margaret Simpson 910 W 29 Keorncy, Nebr. Guaranteed Permanent Open Stock Coxy Corner Cafe The staff at the Cozy Corner Cafe line up with Paul and Mom Porter before the rush. Students hove enjoyed the homey atmosphere and choice foeds for eight years. FACULTY INDEX Adams, Miss Louise ......... ......... 14 Klein, Miss Dorothy .. 16 Anderson, Mrs. Goldo 13 Larsen, Mr, L. M, 16 Ahrendts, Mr. Horold . 14 Larson, Miss Minnie 17 Bauer, Mr. Leroy 14 Lynn, Mr. William 17 Beckman, Mr. Elmer 14 McClure, Mrs. Margaret 17 Bergquist, Mrs. Alto — 13 Mantor, Mrs. Bernice .... 17 Biiese, Mr. John C. W 14 Mantor, Mr. Lyle 17 Bruner, Mr. W, E. 14 Messmam, Mr. Warren 17 Campbell, Miss Phyllis 14 Morris, Mr. William 17 Carlson, Mrs, Irene — - 14 Morse, Miss Mary 17 Carlson, Mr. Kenneth - 14 Nelson, Miss Theodora . 17 Cole, Mr. Harvey . 15 Nigh, Mrs. Edna 18 Conrad, Miss Jennie - 15 Ockinga, Miss Clara 18 Copeland, Mr. Leland 15 Olsen, Mr. Otto ... 18 Cushing, Mr. Herbert L. 8 Paine, Miss Alice 13 Danker, Mr. Del ... 11 Powell, Mrs. Gail 18 Failor, Miss Leona Mae 15 Powell, Mr. R. W, . 18 Foster, Mr. Charlie 15 Roberts, Miss Phyllis 18 Fox, Mr. Donald 15 Robinson, Miss Alice 10 Franklin, Mr. Marvin 15 Ryon, Mr. C. T. 19 Garrett, Miss Delia 15 Sampson, Miss Helen 19 Hansen, Mrs. Mildred 15 Skinner, Miss Blanche — 19 Hedges, Miss Doris . 16 Smithev, Miss Edith M 13 Holcomb, Miss Laurel 13 Stoutemeyer, Mrs, Malvina . ... .. 19 Holmgren, Mr. Phillip .... 16 Thomas, Mr. Leo M. — 1 1 Istas, Mrs. Helen 16 Webster, Mrs. Romayne 13 Jester, Mr. Donald 16 Welch, Mr. Roland 19 Johnson, Miss Clara 16 Welsbacher, Mr, Richard 19 Jorgensen, Mr. Roy .. 10 Whitfield, Mr. George - - 19 King, Mr. William .... 16 Williams, Miss Dorothy 13 Kelly, Mr. Ashford - .. 16 Yingling, Miss Harriet 19 Page 160 ORGANIZATIONAL INDEX A Coppello Choir ........................................ 62 Antelope ...................................... 56 Bend ................................. _............. 60 Bosketboll ...............................................124 Blue and Gold ........................................ 54 Coledonions ............................................. 84 Cum Laude Students ................................ 51 Delta Pi Beta ._ 78 Football ..............................-.................118 Freshmen .................... .......................... 24 Go .................................................... 134 Home-Ec. Club ......................................... 75 I nter-F rat-Sorority Council ....................... 77 Inter-Varsity (IVCF) .................................. 72 Juniors ............................................... 36 K-Club .................................................. 94 Kappa Delta Pi ............................. 88 Kappa Pi ....................................... 93 Lambda Delta Lambda ..................................... 94 L. S. A.................................................. 72 M. E. N. C.......................................... - 76 Men's League ........................................... 66 Naiads _ 74 Newman Club ............................. 71 Phi Tau Gamma ............................. 86 Pi Kappa Delta ............ —.................— 89 Pi Omega Pi .. ................................ 90 Pre-Med Club ................................. 73 Second Semester Students ........................ 23 Seniors ................................. 42 Sigma Tau Delta ........................... ... 91 Sigma Theta Phi ................................ 80 Sophomores ................................. 30 Student Council ......................... 58 Symphony ___ 64 Tennis ....................................... .135 Track ................................... .132 Vet's Village Council .................... 73 Women's League —......................... 67 Xi Phi ....................................... 92 Y. M C. A ....................................... 70 Y. W. C. A....................................... 68 Zeto Chi Alpho ................................ 82 Zip Club ................................... 74 Page 161 STUDENT INDEX A Adoms, Carol ............... Alberdtng, Arthur .......... Alexander, Mary ............ Alexander, Ray ......... ... Allmand, Barbara ........... Altmaier, Marianne _ ... Amend, Henry ___ Anderson, Barbara .......... Anderson, Burton ............ Anderson, Carole ........... Anderson, Feme Penn ........ Anderson, Gary ............. Anderson, Jane............... Anderson, Richord Anderson, Stanley .......... Asher, Carol Ann ...... Asher, Dewey ..... Aten, Kenneth Lament ....... Atkins, Loretta Jean ....... Atwater, Janet D ............. Auble, Morion ................. Augustin, Norris . ......... Aulik, Inge ................ Austin, Kenneth .............— Ayres, Dan ................. B Baker, Perry L Barker, Ruth Ann .......... Bartusiak, Roy Leonard _ Bash ford, Irma ............... Bauer, Dolores ............. Bauer, Mary Alice........... Bouman, Kay ................ Baxter, Gilbert .............. Bebernes, Jerrold ----------- Beck, Jim .................. Beghtol, Barbara Ann ....... Bennett, Helen ............. Berges, Lois _______________ Berges, Marilyn ............... Berglund, Evelyn ........... Betke, LaRue .. Bickford, Ronald ........... Bills, Edwin ........... .... Boggs, Donna .................. Bon ness, Bryce W........... Bowers, Bill ............... Braden, William ............ Brandt, JoAnn ......._........ Breinig, Joy Ann Brennfck, Jeneane .......... Brewer, William ________ Briggs, Margaret ............ Brink, David Brisco, Junior ............. Brogan, Jeanne ..... Brown, Beverly Jean ........ Brown, Donna Lee _ Brown, Lola Margaret ....... Buller, Jimmie Lee ......... Burger, Norma Mae Burgess, Gretchen Burton, Diane .................. Buterbough, Jim ......................... ........ 24 Burton, Truman Lee .......... .......................... 37 C Campbell, James Rodney ........ ...................... 37 Campbell, Rose!la 31 Cargill, Blanche .................................... 25 Carlson, Glenda...................................... 30 Carman, Dean ................................... 25 Carroll, Ardyce ................................... 24 Case, Roberta ..................................... 25 Casey, Mildred ...................................... 42 Chambers, Charlotte ................................ 31 Chaney, Thomas _____________________ 37 Chavet, Noel ......................................... 25 Christensen, Anne................................ 37 Christensen, Sylvia .................................. 25 Church, Miriam Ruth ............................. 31 Clark, Lexie .................,..................... 31 Clark, Robert Douglas................................. 43 Clarke, Diane ...................................... 31 Cline, Calleene ................................... 31 Collison, Larry Oliver................................ 25 Col I tson, Vera ....................... :............ 37 Colson, Clara ....................................... 24 Corkill, Nila ....................................... 25 Croissant, Robin ............................... 25 Cronin, John .............................. .... 37 D Dahlin, Roger ...................................... 31 Day, Susan .................................... 25 Deoley, James ......................... - - 31 Dean, JoAnn ......................................... 25 Deaver, Willadean ................................ 31 Deets, Boyd Wayne............................... ... 25 DeLano, Calvin ................................. 37 DeRolf, John ........................... —....... 31 Detrick, Shirley ................................... 24 Dick, Robert ........................................ 31 Dickon, Irvin Dean............—..................... 25 Dickerson, Barbara Ann...-...... .......... 31 Dillin, Wayne .......................................... 37 Dodson, Max .................... .................—, 31 Dohrman, June .................................... . 25 Doll, James ....—............ .... —- 37 Douglas, Ella ....................................... 31 Dowhower, Donald ................................ .. .. 31 Downey, Barbara ..................—- ............ ■-« 33 Duncan, Virginio 33 Dunloy, James .................................. 25 Dusek, Amy ......................................... 25 Dyer, Donald ..................—....................... 38 E Eakins, Shirley ...................................... 31 Eckhout, Mary Alice ........------------------------- 25 Edson, Roger ...................................... 24 Empfield, Arlene ............................ - 31 Englemon, Harold ...........-..-........ - - 25 Ericksen, Roberto ................................. 43 Ernst, John .......................................... 25 Escritt, David --------------------------------------- 38 Etzelmiller, Phil --------------------------------- 31 Exstrom, Arthur LoGront (Bud) —........................ 43 37 30 30 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 30 24 24 37 24 37 30 42 30 42 30 24 24 37 30 42 24 42 24 42 42 24 24 24 24 30 24 37 24 30 24 24 30 24 42 30 37 37 24 24 42 43 30 30 30 43 24 30 24 24 30 30 Paqe 162 Felker, Lewis Clore Ferguson, Larry Farris, Verneta Fisher, Charlotte Fisher, Henry Foged, Joyce Foster, Arlene .... 24 Foster, Robert ..................................... 38 Foth, Ellen ............................ -............. 31 Fox, Marlene_ ______________________________ 25 Frailey, Fronk ...................................... 43 Frischholz, I no Claire ................................ 43 Garrelts, Linda ............. Garrison, Jerald Gel!, Robert ................ George, Cletys .............. Genereaux, Evelyn ........... Gengenbach, Anita _ Gillette, Eugene ........... Glenn, Sharon ............... ...-........ 25 25 .................. 25 ..................... 25 .................. 25 24 ..................... 44 .................. 25 Glover, Rex .................................... 31 Goedert, Joan ................................... 25 Goodchuck, Gracene .........-..................... 44 Graham, Sharon ............................... 25 Green, Gweny ................................... 31 Gross, Frances -.............................. 25 Gruhn, Elsie ............................-........ 44 Gudgel, Shirley .................................. 26 H Hogeman, Alice Hahn, Dwight........... Hahn, Marshall Haines, Elsie .....-... Hamidi, Mehdi ......... Hanley, Gwendolyn Hanson, Jeon Ann 32 26 44 26 44 32 38 Honson, Mildred .............................. 32 Hanson, Robert .................................. 44 Honzel, Lumier ............................ 38 Horbeson. Leonard ........-........................ 44 Horms, Delores ................................ 32 Harms, Mervyn.....................,.............. 38 Harris, Elizabeth ............................... 44 Harris, Gilbert ................................... 26 Harris, Norma ..................................... 26 Hort, Alfred ........................ -........ 45 Hartman, Shirley ............................... 26 Harvey, Frederick . 26 Hascall, Thane 26 Hasty, Lloyd ................................ 38 Houff, William .......................,........... 32 Hawley, Glen ................................... 26 Hecox, Carolyn .................................... 45 Hedges, Delores ................................... 26 Helser, Morlene ................................ 26 Helzer, Shirley .............................. 26 Hem|e, Don _________________ 26 Hemmett, Larry 26 HensH, Mildred .................................... 26 Henderson, Ivan ................................... 26 Herman, Lambert ................................. 45 Hernbloom, Betty ......................... 32 Higbee, Charles ............................... 45 Higbee, Donno .................................... 26 Hill, Vesta................-........................ 26 Hinkle, Glenn ................................. 38 Hinkle, Marilyn .................................... 32 Hiser, Sybil ................................. 26 Hodge, Clarence ..................................... 45 Hoegh, Isabelle ..................................... 38 Hoffman, Charlotte , 45 Holm, Lee ........................................... 26 Holtman, Sally .................................. 26 Hollander, Betty .................................. 26 Hooper, Morlene ..................................... 26 Houston, Dennis ................................... 32 Howitt, Doyle ................ -..................... 26 Hubert, Naomi ................................... 26 Huebner, Joyce 32 Hueske, Janice -................................. 32 Huff, Duane ......................................... 38 Hughes, Marjorie ................................ 26 Hunse, Doris ................................... 38 Hunse, Valetta ................................... 32 I Inderlied, Margie ................................... 26 Ingram, Dione ................................. ... 26 Innes, Marceline .............................. 32 Jacob, Carolyn .................................... 26 Jacob, Carolyn ................................... 32 Jacobson, Shoron ............................ 38 Jamison, Jay..............— -.................... 32 Jardon, Don .................................. 32 Jores, Darlene ......................... -- 26 Jelden, Rose .................................. 32 Jewett, Paul 26 Johnson, Alice ...................................... 26 Johnson, Kathleen ................................... 32 Johnson, Kenneth ....................... -........ 32 Johnson, Larry .................................... 26 Johnson, Milton ................................... 38 Johnson, Potsy .................................... 38 Johnson, Sherry .................................... 32 Jones, Jerry ....................................... 26 Jones, Roland ....................................... 32 Jordon, Gerald ................................ 26 Jorgensen, Darlene ................................ 45 Kaious, Bill ...... Kavados, Nick Kearney, Patsy Kearney, Sharon Kelly, Charles Kelly, Donna ...... Kempf, Frederick ...... 39 ...... 45 .... 32 ...... 26 26 ...... 32 26 Kenney, Perry ..................................... 26 Kile, Arthur ...................................... 46 Kimbrough, Richard ..... . 39 King, Beverly ...................................... 26 King, Jack ......................................... 26 Klatt, Mary Louise 46 Knapp, James ..................................... 46 Knapp, Sharon .... 46 Koch, Rodney ....................................... 39 Korbelik, Frank .................................. 46 Krebser, Werner _ 39 Kremer, Marilyn .............................. 26 Krumback, Randall ............................... 26 Krzycki, Violo ..................................... 26 Kuhlmonn, Arlene ........... Kumpost, Doris ............. L Laguna, Rosie Lanquist, Joan ._ Lee, Loretta ............... Leggett, Kerry ............. Lenz, Darrell ................ Lewis, Addie ............... Lindholm, Beverly ............. Lindholm, RoDonna .......... Lindley, Bruce .............. Lippstreu, Clarence ........... Livingston, Betty Ann ...... Lorenzen, Anita ............ Lowe, Janet ................ Luebbe, Joan ................ Lucking, Anita ............. Luther, Gene ............... M MeCants, Maureen ............ McCormick, Laird ............. McEvoy, Barbara McGahan, Bernard ........... McGinnis, Grace ............ McGinnis, Rex .............. McKillip, Pat ................ Mcgette, Shirley ...._ Makinster, Ralph ............ Manners, Joanne , ...... Marrs, Gene ................ Marsden, Floyd ...... Mason, Barbara Mason, Gay Ion ..... Martinez, Mary Lou ......... Maxey, Gene ......... Moulis, Edis Jean ... Means, Richord..... ..... Metsenback, Mary ...... ....... Mercer, Glennys ............ Meyer, Jerrald .............. Meyer, JoAnne .............. Meyer, Russell —............... Mills, Dave .... Miller, Robert ............. Minor, Jo Ann ................. Mitchell, James ............ Mitchell, Janet _ Moes, Francis .............. Moffat, Lila ............... Mohott, James ................ Montgomery, Jeanne Anne . Moore, Gordon F.............. Morris, Alan ............... Most, Leonord .............. Mundt, Betty ............... Munster, Margaret .... Murphy, Bernard ............ Musgrovc, Joy .............. N Naylor, Dogmar ............. Naylor, Karen .............. Neolon, Margaret ........... Nell son, Jack ............. Nelson, Gerald .............- Nelson, James .............. Nelson, Mourice ................................... 27 Nelson, Kyler ....................................... 33 Nielsen, Darold .................................... 33 Novosad, Amelia ................................ 33 O Oakley, Christine .................................... 47 Obermeier, Henry ...................................... 27 Olson, Patricia ..................................... 27 Orvis, Shirley ..................................... 27 Osterfund, Robert _ ...... 33 P Pace, Burton ......................................... 27 Packord, Bessie ...................................... 27 Parker, Samuel .................................... 33 Paopas, Olembia ........................ ......... 33 Patsies, Basil 27 Patterson, Ronald . 33 Paul, Bonnie ..................................... 33 Paulsen, Marian ..................................... 47 Paulsen, Son|o ...................................... 27 Payne, Twila ..................................... 33 Peak, Mary Ann ______ 33 Pettier, Kathleen ............................ 34 Peters, Don ........................................ 27 Peters, Robert ....................................... 27 Peterson, Lorry ................................... 27 Peterson, LaVonne .................................. 27 Peterson, Margaret ........................... -..... 27 Pfeiffer, Robert ................................... 39 Pierce, Gerald ...................................... 27 Poage, Raymond -.................................... 34 Porter, Lynn ........................................ 47 Posey, Lorena ..................................... 34 Powell, Elmer Dean _ .............. 27 Psota, Joyce ....................... 47 Purintun, Gladys .................................. 27 R Rademocher, Bob .................................. 27 Rademacher, Earl ................................... 47 Radke, Robert ................................ 27 Rahmeyer, Eleanor .............................. 27 Rail, John ........................................ 47 Ralston, Glen ...................................... 40 Ralston, Lillian 48 Rathe, Carol .................................... 34 Ravert, William --------------------------- ....... 27 Remy, Richard .... 27 Reynaga, Josie .................................... 27 Reynolds, Barbora .................................. 34 Richards, Vera ..................................... 40 Richter, Bonnie ....... ......—....................... 48 Ripper), Leara ------------------------------------- 28 Robbins, James ...................................... 34 Roberts, Rodney ..................................... 34 Robertson, Clyde ...................................... 28 Robinson, Potricia .......................... ..... 28 Rochford, Potricia ................................ 28 Rockwell, Bessie ________ 28 Roggenkamp, Ronald ............................... 28 Rohs, Atdon ...................................... 34 Rosencrants, Robert ................................... 28 Roucis, Potricia ...................................... 34 Rumbeck, Cherie ................................ 28 Ryan, Eugene _ ............. 34 S Saqthoff, Marilyn .................................. 34 26 32 26 27 27 39 46 32 27 39 32 27 27 27 32 32 27 33 27 33 33 46 33 39 33 33 27 33 33 33 39 39 33 33 33 46 27 27 33 39 27 39 33 27 27 39 33 27 47 33 39 27 27 27 27 27 39 27 47 27 33 27 27 Page 164 Sond, Corl Royal .................................... 28 Sonderman, Carolyn ................ .............. 48 Sanford, Jomes .......... ............................ 28 Sasek, Kenneth 48 Savely, Robert ...................................... 34 Scarborough, Dona ... 34 Schmidt, Delbert ...................................... 28 Schmohr, Shirley 34 Schrack, Donno ................................. .... 28 Schuller, Ronald .......................... .............-. 28 Schulte, Beverly ........................ ............ 34 Schwieger, Geroldine -------------------------------- 34 Scott, Cloyton ........................... ............ 40 Scoville, Merlyn .................................. 34 Scranton, Peggy .................................. — 28 Seyler, Dale ........................................ 28 Seymour, Clorence 28 Shackelford, Duane ................................. 34 Shada, Wayne .......................................... 28 Shaffer, Lavonne .................................. 28 Shaffer, Shirley .................................... 28 Sherrill, Donald .................................... 48 Shlers, Clifford ................................... 28 Siebrass, Hershel ................................... .48 Sinnen, Dallas ..................................... 34 Skov, Charles ................................... 48 Skow, Dole ........................................... 28 Slack, Bill ........................................... 28 Small, Doyle ...................................... 28 Smith, Dayne ..................................... 28 Smith, Marjorie ............................... -... 28 Snell, Ardith .................................... 40 Snell, John ..................—....................... 28 Softley, Lloyd ... 48 Sohrweid, LaVonne ..................................... 40 Sommer, Marilyn...................................... 28 Sorensen, Stella..................................... 28 Sparks, Robert ...................................... 28 Speidell, Gail ....................................... 28 Spencer, Lowell .................................. 40 Spilinek, Alice ...................................... 40 Sprague, Harold ............................... . 34 Springer, Joyce .........- 28 Stahn, Mary Lou ..................................... 28 Stegman, Dollie..................................... 28 Stemper, Robert ...................................... 28 Stone, Connie Koy .................................... 34 Straney, Donal ................................... 34 Stransky, Jackie .................................... 28 Streit, Lorry ....................................... 34 Strasburg, Katherine 28 Stubbs, Jone .................................... 49 Sutherland, Delmor ................................... 28 Sutherland, Marilyn ................................. 49 Swanson, Jack ........................................ 34 Swanson, James ....................................... 28 Switzer, Pauline ...................................... 34 T Tolbert, Mary Ann .................................... 40 Tatum, Lorry ..................................... - 28 Totum, Loren ........................................ 28 Taubenheim, Monica .................................. 40 Taylor, Dale ................................... 40 Teter, Marilyn ....................................... 49 Thoyer, Doris ....................................... 28 Thiel, Dwight .................................. 28 Thomas, Richard ....................................... 34 Thompson, Doris .................................. 34 Throop, Robert ............................... - 49 Thurston, Shirley ................................ 35 Tickle, Wayne ..................................... 28 Tieken, Gene .................................. 28 Tilmanis, Anita 28 Tomlinson, Donald ............................ 28 Toole, Jean Marie .......................... . 49 Torbeck, Melvin 49 Townsend, Vivian .............................. 35 Treadway, Robert ................................ 29 Treat, Mabel .................................... 35 Trimble, Jerry .................................... 29 Triplett, Helen .............................. 49 Tucker, Bonnie .............................. 29 Tucker, Zoe Ann ................................... 35 Tunnell, Geniece .................................. 40 Tye, Joseph ..................................... 49 U Underhill, Glen ___________ 40 V Votla, Frank . 35 Velene, Charles ............................. 29 Volsteadt, Robert ................................. 35 W Waddington, Ralph ................................. 29 Wagner, Paul 40 Walker, Clifford ................................ 29 Ward, Donald .............. „..................... 50 Watkins, Bill ..................................... 50 Weor, Mary Alice.................................. 35 Weeks, David ................................. 40 Welch, Don ........................ „............. 50 Welch, Shoronne ................................. 29 Welker, Janice .............................. 29 Welty, Donald ................................. 29 Westerbuhr, Larry ................................ 29 Wetovick, Gerald .................................. 29 Whitcher, Charles 29 Whiting, Marcelyn ............................... 29 Whitney, Marilyn ........................... 40 Wilson, Arlene .................................. 29 Wilson, Mildred ................................. 40 Wilson, Nathan .................................. 29 Wilson, Robert .................................. 35 Winslow, Dean ..................................... 29 Wise, Deon ....................................... 35 Wissbaum, Phyllis ............................... 50 Wolford, Wayne .................................... 35 Woodside, Jimmy 29 Wozniak, Floyd ............................ — 29 Wurst, Lois ................................... 50 Y Yanney, Michael ................................. 35 York, Ronald..................................... 29 Z Zehr, Graydon 29 Zehr, Roger .................................. 29 Zelske, Willo .............. -................. 50 Zimmerman, Mobel ............... . 35 Zimpfer, Noncy.................................... 35 Page IG5

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