University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1955 volume:

This is the GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY year of the Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney. More than forty thousand students have been enrolled at the College since the seventeenth day of June, 1905, when the portals of Nebraska's second state normal school were first thrown open. When the State Legislature of 1903 authorized the Board of Education for State Normal Schools to establish a second Normal west of the 98th meridian, a mad scramble was initiated by some ten to twenty western Nebraska cities to see which would win the prize. It required one hundred two ballots to settle the question of location. The final competition was between Ord and Kearney. Kearney was offering approximately fifty acres of land as a site, plus a one-time apartment hotel (now Green Terrace Hall) and it is probable that the inducement which this building constituted became the deciding factor. Who is responsible for the fact that the College at Kearney has become Nebraska's second largest state-supported institution of higher education? (Only the University of Ne- braska has a larger enrollment then the College at Kearney.) A college must have a meeting place, it must have a staff of instructors, it must have a student body, and it must have financial support. The city of Kearney has furnished a healthy environment which has stimulated the growth of the College. In the early years, housing facilities were built to accommodate out-of-town students. Merchants of Kearney have, through the years, made possible the publication of the college newspaper and yearbook. The taxpayers of Nebraska, through the Legislature, have furnished a physical plant and a yearly budget which has from year to year reflected the ability of Nebraska citizens to sup- port education. Prominent and capable Nebraska men and women have served as members of the Board of Education without compensation. And so to the citizens of Kearney; to the students who have gone out into the world to fill responsible positions as teachers and as leaders in every profession and walk of life; to the state board of education; to the administrators and teachers who have in many instances served the school at great personal sacrifice; to the patrons and taxpayers and the fathers and mothers who have loyally supported the ideals and traditions which have made the College great; to the students who have served in the military forces of the United States, many of whom made the supreme sacrifice, this 1955 Blue and Gold is proudly and respectfully dedi- cated. Trie ifff SL9 e mm.1t ttL� presents the S th year of NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Kearney,Nebraska ADMINISTRATION - Page 10 STUDENTS- - - - Page 25 ORGANIZATIONS - Page 64 SPORTS.........Page 98 ACTIVITIES Page 122 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING A. O. THOMAS TRAINING SCHOOL GYMNASIUM VOCATIONAL ARTS BUILDING T1VH 3SV0 GREEN TERRACE HALL MEN'S HALL A� yiHlf rftATB«lfl Page 12 President Herbert L. Cushing Page 13 Board of Education of State Normal Schools Left to right: E. Albin Larson, Secretary; Miss Beverly Haxby; President Herbert L. Cushing; Freeman B. Decker, Commissioner of Education. Neal S. Gomon, President, Peru State Teachers College; J. Hyde Sweet, past Vice-President; John D. Rice, President, Wayne State Teachers College: Barton L. Kline. President, Chadron State Teachers College, Ernest M. Johnson, past board member, Chadron; Ralph M. Carhart, board member, Wayne; Mrs. Haven Smith, board member, Chappell; Everett L. Randall, board member, Kearney; A. D. Majors, past President. Robert Thorp Publicity Director Page 14 Dr. Leo Thomas Dean of Instruction and Pro- fessor of Education; B.S., Kearney State Teachers College; M.A., University of Wyoming: Doctor of Educa- tion, University of Wyoming. Jean M. Pe+i+t Associate Dean of Student Personnel Services; A.B., Uni- versity of Chattanooga (Ten- nessee); M.A., Middlebury College, Vermont. Bernhard F. Stutheit Dean of Student Personnel Services; B.S., A.M., Univer- sity of Nebraska; Graduate Student, University of Colo- rado, University of Nebraska. Page 15 Faculty Adams, Louise A.B. Ahrendts, Harold A.B., M.A. Bauer, LeRoy B.S., M.Ed., M. Music Bergquist, Alta R.N., B.S. Bruner, W. E. B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Beckmann, Elmer B.A., M.A. Bliese, John C.W. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Carlson, Kenneth B.S., M.A. Cole, Harvey E. A.B., M.A. Conrad, Jennie A.B., A.M. Page 16 Faculty Copeland, Leland A.B., M.A. Danker, Del A.B., M.A. Diffenderfer, N.R. B.S., M.A. Gallemore, Doris B.S.. M.A. Franklin, Marvin B.A. Hansen, Mildred A.B. Foster, Charlie A.B.. A.M. Fox, Donald E. A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Failor, Leona Mae B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Garrett, Delia B.S., M.S. Page 17 Faculty Hirst, Wilma B.A., M.A., Ed. D. Holm, Myron A.B., M.A. Hoffman, Harry A.B., A.M. Holcomb, Laurel B.A., B.S., M.S. Holmgren, Philip A.B., M.A., Ph.D. House, Robert B.F., A.M.. Ph.D. Istas, Helen A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. Jester, Don A.B., M.A. Johnson, Clara A.B.. M.A. King, William A.B., M.A. Page 18 Faculty Messman, Warren A.B., M.A. Morris, William B.S., M.A. Morse, Mary B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Mantor, Lyle A.B., A.M., Ph.D. McClure, Margaret A.B. Larson, Minnie A.B.. A.M. Lynn, William B.M., M.M. Mantor, Bernice B.S., M.S. Klein, Dorothy A.B., A.M. Larsen, L. M. B.A., M.A. Faculty Ockinga, Clara B.S., M.S. Paine, Alice Ph. B., B.S., M.S. Nelson, Theodora B.S., M.S. Robinson, Alice M. A.B., M.A. Ryan, Calvin T. A.B.. Ed. M. Nigh, Edna A.B., A.M. Roberts, Phyllis B.A., M.A. Olsen, Otto A.B., B.S., A.M. Sampson, Helen B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Page 20 Faculty Webster, Romaine B.S. Welch, Roland B.A., M.A. Skinner, Blanche A.B., A.M. Williams, Dorothy A.B. Welsbacher, Richard B.A., M.A. Smithey, Edith M. A.B. Yingling, Harriet B.S., M.A. Stoutemeyer, Malvina B.S., A.B. A.M. Whitfield, George B.M., M.M. Page 21 1 ITfiEMTf Cum Laude Jo Anne Meyer Darrel Lloyd Lois Hanshew Gordon Moor Glen Underhill V : X , Jo Hicks Bill Kalous Honorable Mention Page 24 Seniors AUBLE. MARION M. Arnold. Nebraska Women's League-Secretary 4. Zota Chi Alpha-Secretary 3. President 4. Antelope staff 2-3, A Cappella Choir 2-3, Xi Phi 3-4. Colhocon 3. Kappa Dolta Pi 3-4. YWCA 2-3-4. BAHNSEN, CATHARINE E. Koarney, Nebraska BLAUCH, DIANE E. York, Nebraska Orchestra 4. A Cappella Choir 4. Choraleors 4. BRANDT. JoANN Kearney. Nebraska Independent Association 4, WAA I -2-3-President 4. P.E.- M.M. 4. Zip Club 2. BURGESS. GRETCHEN H. Nebraska City. Nobraska Antelope Staff 1-2, WAA 1-2- 3-4, P.E.M.M. Treasurer 4. Pro- Mod. Club 3, Zip Club 2, Naiods 2. CAMARAS. HELEN G. Grand Island, Nebraska Delta Pi Beta 2-4. YWCA I. Martin Hall Vice President 4, Martin Hall Dorm Council 4, Cheerleader 1-4. CAMPBELL. RODNEY Giltnor, Nobraska Phi Tau Gamma 3-4, Football I. Trock. Choir I-2-3-4. Chora- leers I-2-3-4. CHANDLER. TOM F. Republican City. Nobr. Sigma Tau Delta 4. Page 25 Seniors CHANEY, THOMAS A. Giltner. Nebraska Caledonian 2-3-Trcosuror 4. Antelope Staff 3. Inter-Varsity 2-Vico President 3-4. Men’s Hall Dorm Council 4. CHRISTENSEN, ANNE M. Kearnoy. Nebraska Senior Class Treasurer, Delta Pi Beta 1-2-4 Secretary 3, Choir 2-3. Naiads 2-3, Inter- Fraternity-Sorority Council 4, Colhecon 1-2-4, Homecoming Queen 4. COLLISON, VERA L. Campbell. Nobraska Women's League Council 3- President 4. Sigma Theta Phi I-2-3-4, Band 1-2 Librarian 3-4, Opora 3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, A Cappclla Choir I-2-3-4. Choraleers I-2-3-4. Delta Omicron Treasurer, Chorister 4, Pi Omega Pi 1-2-3, MENC 1-2-4 President 3. YWCA 1-2, Case Hall Councilor 2 Vice President 3. CRONIN. JOHN H. Minden, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 2-3-4, Ante- lope Staff 3. A Cappclla Choir I, Pro-Mod Club 3, Newman Club I-2-3-4. DAHLIN, ROGER D. Ord, Nobraska Student Council President 4, Freshman Class Vice President, Caledonian I-2-3-4, Antolopo Staff 1-2, Blue and Gold Staff 3-4, Pre-Mod Club 4. Vots Village Council I-2-3-4. DeLANO, CALVIN F. Keorney, Nebraska Caledonian 3-4, Lambda Delta Lambda 3 President 4. DOLL, JAMES W. Lincoln, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 3-4, Football 1-2, Band 2. K Club 1-2. DOWHOWER, DONALD North Platte. Nebraska Newman Club President 4. Vots Village Council 3-4. Page 26 Seniors DOWNEY. BARBARA Grand Island, Nebraska Zota Chi Alpha 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, YWCA 1-2. DYER, DONALD Gothenburg, Nebraska EMBREE, ARTHUR Morna. Nobraska Caledonian 2-3-4. ESCRITT, DAVID E. Ncligh, Nobraska Vets Village Council Mayor 3, Pre-Med Club 2. FOSTER. ROBERT L. Logon. Nebraska Intor-Varsity I-2-3-4. FOTH, ELLEN J. Ord, Nobraska Women's League Council 2, Sigma Theta Phi I-2-3-4, Kappa Dolto Pi 3-4, Martin Hall Presi- dent 4, Colhocon 1-2, YWCA 1-2. GUNDERSON. CAROL Dix, Nebraska HANSHEW, LOIS S. Litchfield, Nebraska Kappa Delta Phi 4, Sigma Tau Delto 4. Page 27 Seniors HARMS, MERVYN G. Hildreth. Nebraska LSA HASCALL. DEAN Koorney. Nebraska HEWITT MARJORIE F. Kearney. Nebraska Independent Student Associa- tion 4. HICKS. JO McCook. Nebraska HOEGH, ISABELLE J. Hampton, Nobraska Inter-Varsity 3-4. Colhecon 4. Independent Association 4. HUFF, DUANE Callaway. Nebraska HUNSE, DORIS Arnold. Nebraska Senior Closs Secretary, Sigma Theta Phi 3-4, Antelope Staff I. Pi Kappa Delta 3-4, Kappa Delta Pi 3-4. Pi Omega Pi 3-4, Alpha Psi Omega Sccrotary- Treasurer 4, Xi Phi 4, All College Play I-2-3-4. JACOBSON, SHARRON L. Riverdale, Nobraska Zeta Chi Alpha I-2-3-4, Col- hecon 1-2 Secretary 3. Presi- dent 4. Cose Hall Dorm Coun- cilor 2. Page 28 Seniors JOHNSON. MILTON E. Chappell. Nebraska Football 3, Track 3-4. Inter- mural basketball 3-4, K Club Socrotary - Treasurer 4. ISA President 4. Mens Hall Council 4. JOHNSON. PATSY R. Gothenburg, Nebraska Junior Class Treasurer. Sigma Theta Phi 1-3 Secretary 2 Rush Chairman 4, Band 1-2. Xi Phi 3 Corresponding Secretary 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3-4, Inter- Fraternity-Sorority Council Treasurer 4, Case Hall Council 1-2-3. Zip Club 1-2-3. Martin Hall Council 4. YWCA 1-2-3. Naiads I. KALOUS, BILL F. Kearney. Nebraska Caledonian I-2-3-4. Antelope Sports Editor 3-4. Track Man- ager I, Football Statistician 4. Bond I, Pi Omega Pi 2 Vico President 3. President 4. Xi Phi 3 President 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3-4. K-Club 2-3-4. KAVADAS. SAM Kearney, Nebraska KIMBROUGH. RICHARD B. Kearney. Nebraska Pi Kappa Delta. Track, K-Club, Debate. KOCH. RODNEY L. Eustis. Nebraska Senior Class President, Cale- donian 2-3-4, Football 1 2, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3. Kappa Delta Pi 3-4. LANDERS, RODERICK R. Gothenburg, Nebraska Pre-Med Club President 4. LINDHOLM, RoDONNA M. Polk, Nobrasko Student Council Secretary 4. Women's Leogue Secretary 3. Zota Chi Alpha I-2-Vice Presi- dent 3 Secretary 4. Band I. A Cappcllo Choir I, YWCA I Vice President 2-3 President 4. Xi Phi 3 Vico President 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3 Vico Presi- dent 4, Colhecon I, Cose Hall President 3. 1955 Cindorolle. Page 29 Seniors LYBARGER, ADDIE C. Grand Island, Nebraska Freshman Class Treasurer, Sigma Theta Phi I -2-3-4. Kappa Oolta Pi 3-4, Xi Phi 3-4, YWCA 1-2. WAA 1-2-4, P.E.- M.M. President 4. Pop Club 1-2. McCauley, mary e. Memo, Nebrasko Nowmon Club McGinnis, rex c. North Platte. Nobraska Student Council 2-3, Sopho- more Class Treasurer, Phi Tau Gamma 1-3 Secretary 2 Chan- cellor 4. Inter-Fraternity-Soror- ity Council 4, Antelope Staff. Blue and Gold Editor 3. YM- CA. Kappa Pi 3 Secretary Treasurer 2 President 4. McMAHON, ROBERT L. Arnold, Nebraska Pro-Mod Club 2-3-4. MEYER, Jo ANNE L. Scotia. Nebraska Women's League Council Treasurer 3. Student Council 4, Zota Chi Alpha 2-3 Vice Presi- dent 4, Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council Treasurer 3. Antler Staff 3-4. A Cappella Choir I, Pi Omega Pi 2-3 Vico Presi- dent 4, Xi Phi 3 Secretary Treasurer 4. Kappo Pi 2 Vice President 3 Treasurer 4. Sigma Tau Delta 3-4, Kappa Delta Pi 3-4, WAA 2-4 Treasurer 3. Zip Club 2. YWCA 2. LSA 2-4, Colhecon 4. German Club I. MEYER, J. D. Kearney. Nebraska Caledonian 2-3-4, Blue and Gold 3. MILLS. DAVID L. North Platte. Nebrasko Student Council 1-2, Junior Class President. Phi Tau Gamma I-2-3-4, Blue ond Gold Sports Editor 2-3, K-Book 2, Basketball I-2-3-4, Trock 3-4. Tennis 2-3-4. A Capella Choir 2-3, K-Club 3-4, YMCA 2. MITCHELL. JANET L. Orleans. Nebraska Junior Class Secretary. Wom- en's League Council I. Sigma Theta Phi 1-2-3 President 4. Antolopo Staff 3. Blue and Gold 3-4. Band 1-2, A Cap- pcila Choir I-2-3-4, Opore ta. Choraleers. Xi Phi 3 Investigat- ing Secretory 4. Kappa Pi 2-3 Vice President 4. Kappa Delto Pi 3-4. WAA I -2-3-4. P.E.M.M. 4. YWCA 1-2-4, Intor-Fratern- ity-Sorority Council Prosident- 4. M.E.N.C. I. Zip Club 1-2. Mardi Gras Queen 3, Page 30 Seniors MOOR, GORDON Holdrege, Nebraska Caledonian 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2, Lambda Dolta Lambda 3-4, SUAC President 4. Pro-Med Club 2-3-4. NUTTER. JOYCE L. Thedford. Nebraska Kappa Delta Pi 3-4, Independ- ent Association 4. OSTERLUND, ROBERT North Platte, Nobraska Caledonian 2-3 President 4. Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Coun- cil 4. All College Play I, YM- CA 1-2. PFEIFFER. ROBERT Kearney. Nebraska PHILLIPS. RODNEY Arapahoe. Nebraska Senior Class President. POPE, RUSSELL Arnold. Nebraska Caledonian 2-3, K-Club 3-4. Track 2-3. REYNOLDS, MONTE D. Fairbury. Nebraska RICHARDS, VERA E. Wray. Colorado Kappa Pi 4. Page 31 Seniors SCHWARTZ, CLARA M. Broken Bow, Nebraska Zeta Chi Alpha I -2-3-4. Col- hccon I. Zip Club I, Newman Club I. SMITH. BARBARA A. Bridgeport Nebraska Independent Association 3-4, Antelope Staff 3. Sigma Tau Delta 3 Secretary 4, Inter- Varsity 4. SOHRWEID, LaVONNE A. Riverdolc. Ncbrosko Sigma Thota Phi I-2-3-4, Zip Club 1-2-3, YWCA I-2-3-4, Colhecon 1-2. SPILINEK, ALICE M. Ord. Nebraska Antolopo staff I, WAA 4, A Cappolla Choir I-2-3-4, Chora- leers 3. YWCA 1-2. TALBERT. MARY Valley, Nobraska Women’s League Council 2, Sigma Theta Phi I-2-3-4, A Cappella Choir I-2-3-4, Chora- loors I-2-3-4, Xi Phi 4, New- man Club I-2-3-4, Pop Club I-2-3-4. TAUBENHEIM, MONICA M. Koorney, Nebraska WAA 1-2-4 Vice President 3. Colhecon I-2-3-4, Newman Club I-2-3-4. Zip Club 2. Vice President of State Home Econ- omic College Club 4. TAYLOR. DALE L. Chappell. Nobraska Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I. Track I. K Club. Phi Tau Gamma. TAYLOR. EUGENE Koorney, Nebraska Page 32 Seniors THIEL. DWIGHT O. Alda. Nobrasfca Antelope Staff 1-2-4. Intra- mural Basketball, Social Sci- ence Club. THOMAS. DICK Sumner, Nebraska Band I. Choir I. THOMAS, GARY F. Kearney, Nebraska Phi Tau Gamma 3-4, Track I, Band 1-3 Drum Major 2 Stu- dent Conductor 4, Orchestro 2- 3 Student Manager 4, A Cappclle Choir 1-2-3 Prosidont 4. Choraleers 2-3-4, Operetta 3- 4, M.E.N.C. 2-3-4, Kappa Delta Pi 3-4. Xi Phi 4. TUNNELL, GENIECE B. Stapleton. Nebraska WAA 3-4, YWCA 1-2-4, Soc- rotary 3. P.E.M.M. 3-4, Zip Club 1-2-3. UNDERHILL, GLEN Trenton, Nebraska Independent Association 4, Antelope Staff Assistant Editor 4, Lambda Delta Lambda Vico President 4, Sigma Tau Dolta. Kappa Delta Pi. Inter-Varsity. VANDRUFF, CHARLES W. Holbrook. Nobraska Social Science Club. VOLSTEADT. ROBERT F. Boncstool. South Dakota Phi Tau Gamma, Nebraska Industrial Education Associa- tion, Vets Village Council 2 Mayor 3. WALKER. RUBY I. Shelton, Nebraska Page 33 Seniors WATKINS, RAMONA M. York, Nobraska YWCA. WHITNEY, MARILYN A. Funk. Nebraska Women's Loague Council 4. Zeta Chi Alpha 2-3-4. SUAC Secretary 4. Antolope Staff 1-4, Blue and Gold Staff Sophomore Junior Senior Editor. Band 1-2-3 Student Per- sonnel Manager 4, Orchestra 1- 2-3-4, A Cappella Choir 1-2- 3-4. Madrigal I, Choraleers 2- 3-4, Opera 2-3. Xi Phi 3-4. Kappa Pi 2 Secretary-Treasurer 3 Secretary 4. Delta Omicron First Vice President 4. Zip Club I. YWCA 1-2. MENC I. Colhecon 3-4. WILSON. MILDRED M. Kearney. Nebraska Delta Pi Beta 1-2 Treasurer '3 President 4, Colhecon 1-2-4 Historian 3. Naiads 1-2, Intor- Fraternity-Sorority Council 4. YANNEY, MICHAEL Kearney. Nebraska Student Council Treasurer, Freshman Class President. Men's League President Vice President, Phi Tau Gamma Chancellor, Intor - Fratornity - Sorority Council, Pi Omega Pi Treasurer, Pi Kappa Delta President 4. Kappa Delta Pi President. Xi Phi 4. Intor- collogiate Debate Team. FIRST SEMESTER GRADUATES—BACK ROW: Robert Pfeiffer. Lillian Ralston. Mary Logsdon, Eugeno Taylor. FRONT ROW: Mary McCauloy, John Cronin, Barbara Downey. Page 34 Juniors Adams, Ray Blyiho, California Alberding, Arthur Clay Center Alcorn, Dewainc Kearney Alexander, Mary Kearney Ayres, Don Gothenburg Babb, Lila Broodwoter Bailey, Olivene Ansloy Bcghtol, Barbara Koorney Bennett, Harold Litchfield Bills, Ed Lodge Polo Bowers, Bill Paxton Brink. David Koarnoy Brink, Donna Koornoy Brown, William Loup City Page 35 Brisco, Junior Lexington Juniors Clark, Lcxic Gothenburg' Cline, Colleene Riverton Cornish, Filbert Oconto Daily, James Milburn Daily, Joan Memo Darling, Donald Keorney DcRolf, John North Plotto Dick, Robert Kcncsaw Dickerson, Barbara Sumner Dodson, Max Vonongo Douglas, Ella Auroro Duncan, Virginia Wood Rivor Dyer, Pearl Koornoy Engleman, Harold Kearney Page 36 Ferguson, Larry Toylor Juniors Ferris, Vcrncta Oscoolo Fisher, Charlotte Amhorst Glover, Rex Broken 8ow Grandstaff, Stanley Maxwell Hanley, Grendolync Hayes Center Harris, Norma Kearney Hauff, William Glonvill Hernbloom, Betty Lodge Polo Hinkle, Marilyn Kearney Houston, Dennis Koarnoy Hueftle, George Kearney Hunse, Valctta Arnold Jardon, Don Alma Jensen, Erna Cozed Johnson, Kenneth Eddyville Page 37 Juniors Johnson, Shirley Koarney Laux, Myrtle Mindcn Lindley, Bruce Lodge Pole Lippstreu, Clarence Hildreth Loschen, Elaine Kearney Lowo, Janet Alma McCormick, Laird Kearney Marlatt, William Kearney Margritz, Shirley Lexington Maxey, Gene Republican City Miller, Robert Hendley Moon, Virginia Kearney Moss, Bill Kearney Nellson, Jack Kearney Nelson, Kyler Kearney Nordbrock, Connie Almo Page 38 Juniors Nordbrock, Gerald Wilcox Novasad, Amelia Ord Osterhoudt, Howard Kearney Patterson, Ronald Gothenburg Peak, Mary Ann Orleans Pederson, Richard Curtis Pfeiffer, Robert Amherst Raburn, Harold McCook Rathe, Carol Kearney Roucis, Patricia Broken Bow Schmitz, Raymond Kearney Schulte, Beverly Scottsbluff Scott, Clayton Grand Island Shackelford, Duane Trenton Shaffer, Bill Litchfield Shiltx, William North Plotte Page 39 V Juniors. - - r J. , a} Sinncn, Dallas Minden - 1 .. jr 'v: • Swanson, Jack Aurora TetzlafF, Andrew Orleans Thompson, Marian Cairo Thurin, Leland Ong Tilmanis, Anita Kearney Towers, Joyce Maxwell Tucker, Zoe Ann Grand Island Underwood, Jeanne Loxington Wear, Mary Alice Big Springs Whitosel, Lyle Miller Wise, Dean Sidney Wright, Jo Ann Crete Wright, Lewis Kearney Page 40 Sophomores Ackerman, Gerald Anderson, Merrell Anderson, Lucille Allmand, Barbara Anderson, Gary Asher, Dewey Altmaier, Marianne Augustin, Norris Aulik, Inge Anderson, Barbara Bacon, Kenneth Barker, Ruth Ann Anderson, Carole Bcbcrncs, Jcrrold Beck, Jim Anderson, Jane Boggs, Donna Bottrell, Robert Page 42 Sophomores Brown, Donna Bruening, Gene Clement, Leona Bubak, Dale Buckbee, Dyle Collison, Larry Buller, Jim Burger, Norma Corkill, Nila Burton, Diane Buterbaugh, Jim Cox, Richard Calvin, Glenda Cargill, Blanche Crum, Jeanette Chancy, Barbara Christensen, Sylvia Dady, Gale Sophomores Day, Susan Edson, Roger Ernst, John Dickcn, Irvin Evans, Diane Fischer, Florence Dohrman, June Fleecs, Dorothy Foster, Arlene Drake, Leslie Fox, Marlene Gaston, Russell Dusek, Amy Gell, Robert Genereux, Evelyn Eckhout, Mary Gentry. Boyd George, Cletys Page 43 Sophomores Glenn, Sharon Goudy, Maxine Graham, Sharon Gross, Frances Gudgel, Shirley Guzinski, Jerome Hahn, Dwight Haines, Elsie Hansen. Martha Harmoney, LaVonn Haskin, Jerry Hawley, Glenn Hemje, Don Hemmett, Larry Henderson, Ivan Harrison, Birdie Hartman, Shirley Hcnsel, Mildred Page 44 Sophomores Hoatson, Margaret Jacob, Carolyn Jay, Patricia Holm, Lee John, Bill Johnson, Alice Holtman, Sally Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Gayle Hooper, Marlene Howitt, Doyle Jones, Jerry Jordan, Gerald Ingram, Diane Joyce, Marilyn Kempt, Fred _____________________________________________________________ Page 45 Sophomores Kenney, Perry Kennedy, Susie Lorcnzen, Anita King, John Kramer, Marilyn Lueking, Anita Krzycki, Viola Kuhlmann, Arlene McAfee, Lois Kublish, Dorothy Laguna, Rosie McLaughlin, Patty Lanquist, Joan Lewis, Margaret Main, Donald Lloyd, Roberta Lockhorn, Lenore Main, Kenneth Page 46 Sophomores Manfull, Barbara Mundt, Betty Naylor, Dagmar Manhart, Mary Ncalon, Margall Nelson, Gerald Max, Twila Nelson, Donald Nelson, James Meyer, Russell Nelson, Maurice Nelson, Park Mitchell, James Olmsted, Elnor Olson, Patricia Morris, Alan + Patsios, Bill Paulsen, Sonja Page 47 Sophomores Peterson, Larry Pfcster, Emily Rosencrants, Robert Radcmachcr, Robert Rahrick, Barbara Rumbeck, Cherie Raucrt, William Rchcr, Sharonne Sand, Royal Rcmy, Richard Reynaga, Josic Sanford, Jim Rice, Janice Rippen, Lcora Schmidt, Orville Robertson, LaVerne Robinson, Patricia Schuller, Ronald Page 48 Sophomores Seymour, Jack Smith, Marjorie Snell, John Shada, Wayne Spencer, Berl Springer, Joyce Shaffer, LaVonnc Stahn, Mary Stebbins, Opal Shaffer, Shirley Stcgman, Dollie Stemper, Robert Skow, Dale Stransky, Jack Strasburg, Katherine Smith, Daync Sutherland, Delmar Swanson, James Page 49 Page 50 Sophomores Tatum, Loren Thurman, Joan Watson, Nadine Tieken, Gene Tomlinson, Donald Welker, Janice Treadway, Robert Troyer, Glen Wells, Morgan Tucker, Bonnie Turner, Leo Wclty, Don Valdez, Valdemar Van Horne, Michael Westerbuhr, Larry Waddington, Ralph Walkup, Shirley Weston, Bernice Sophomores Wetovick, Gerald Wilson, Nathan Winfrey, Janice Whiting, Marcelyn Wyckoff, Elsie Yant, Ginger Page 51 John Cronin was presented the first degree of KSTC's golden anniversary year. Freshmen Abraham, Richard Acker, Shirley Ackerman, Garry Adcock, Carolyn Aden, Shirley Allan, Shirley Altmaicr, Connie Ames, Keith Anderson, John Anderson, Muriel Anderson, Theodore Armstrong, Eugene Armstrong, Sandra Aspcgrcn, Carolyn Aspcgren, Colleen Aten, Carmen Auble, Arvilla Auble, Don Daack, Donald Bailor, Richard Banks. Vicki Bashford, Marvin Beavers, Bill Becker, Bertha Beckmann, Juliann Bcilkc, John Bclmudcz, Mosc Bennett, Merle Berggren, Rose Berkheimer, Robert Bertrand, Adriannc Biggc, Larry Birginal, William Bishop, Joyce Black, Dale Blackburn, Charles Page 52 Freshmen Boehmcr, Marvin Bombcrgcr, Phyllis Bonnell, Shirley Bowman, Gilbert Boyd, William Braun, Louise Brecks. Ethel Bristol Stella Brodine, Marilyn Broman, Mary Brown, Joylyn Brown, Keith Burwell, Terry Carlson, Aria Carlson, Dwaine Carr, Phyllis Carrico, Beverly Caspers, Karen Chasley, Doris Christ, Joan Christensen, Beverly Coble, Harold Cornish, Eldon Crowley, James Cudaback, Elmer Daily, Monte Dantx, Paul David, Carolyn Denman, Shirley Denney, Roger Devine, Mary Donaho, Bonnie Douglas, Pat Dowse, Kelvin Drauchcr, Carolyn Dunham, Joyce Page 53 Freshmen Eackcr, Marilyn Eckhout, Bernadine Ecklund, Bcrncicc Ecklund, Bcrncita Ehlcrs, Donald Ehly, Ewald Ely. Arlis Envick, Robert Everts, Warren Ewoldt, Robert Farm, Burdette Farm, Allan Farrar, Roger Felker, Lewis Fleming, John Forbes, Shirley Franke, Margot Garretson, Stanley Gaston, Mervie Gchre, Leonard Genereux, Irma J. Gilgren, Gordon Glade, Dixie Goa, William Golus, Ronald Goodchuck, Gary Graff, Genevieve Greer, Warded Griess, Joanne Haberman, Joan Hackett, Jay Hagadonc, Don Hale. Vivian Hamar, Dwayne Hamilton, Marcn Hammond, Charles Page 54 Freshmen Hanes, Nancy Handel, Nelda Hanlon, Mary Hansen, James Hardin, Donald Hardwick, William Harris, George Harrold, Leona Hehnke, Robert Hein, Donald Helser, Marcella Hergott, Eleanor Hcrvert, Norma Hcrvcrt, Richard Herzog, Edward Hill. Nancy Hillmer, Adell Hircock, Billy Hirst, Donna Jean Hoeltke, Gary Hokom, Marvin Holliday. Dean Holzfaster, Geraldine Hopwood, Rolland Hornback, Gerald Huber, Dawson Hulshizcr, Dorris Humiston, Ronald Huffman, lllene Hust, Mary Lou Hyde, David Hyde, Dale Ihm, Bill Jack, Joe Jamison, Rosclyn Jelden, Dean Page 55 Page .56 Jensen, Harlan Kivlighn, Joanne Johnson, Bob Lee Knapp, Gerald Johnson, Gayle A. Koci, George Johnson, Loiette Kohn, Douglas Johnson, Marilyn Kort, Wesley Johnson, Marjorie Kring, Dean Johnson, Shelia Kroeger, Barbara Joincs, Lueen Labart, Donna Jungmeyer, Joan Lacker, Meldon Kapperman, Lavila Laird, Leo Karre, Fred Lange, Clarence Karsting, Glen Lapp, Margaret Kaylor, Keith Larreau, Faye Keglcy, Ronald Larsen, Linda Keller, Janice Kniss, Carol Larson, LeRoy Lawrence, Billy Freshmen Jenkins, Charles Knutson, Wendell Jenkins. Jill Kilgore, Kathryn Freshmen Lcdcr, Sharalyn Lees, Betty Leibee, Dan Lewandowski, Al Lewis, Richard Luce, George McConkcy, Richard MeElrovy, Melvin McFarland, James Mclnnis, Kenny McKibbon, Larry Mangan, Margot Marsh, Donna Martin, Donna Mattson, Clark Maxwell, Richard Mcnagh, Isabel Merryman, William Messman, Ron Meyer, Eleanor Meyer, Jacquelyn Meyer, Ruth Miller, Douglas Milne, Sue Misener, Irene Mitchell, Joyce Modrell. James Moes, Lucille Mohlcr, Jerry Molley, Bernard Moody, Gene Moor, Burdette Morris, Roger Morris, Thomas Mosel, Larry Mousel, Marie Page 57 Freshmen Muchling, Eldon Mueller, Carl Mumford, Delores Munson, Donald Nckuda, Don Nelson, Donna Nelson, Kay Nelson, Ronald Neujahr, Janice Nickerson, Barbara Nickman, Eugene Nicodemus, Marci Nilson, Mark Novy, Lyman Olson, Karen O'Neill, Donald Osmera, Alvin Ortgiesen, JoAnn Osterhoudt, Elaine Ott, Patricia Otto Paul Ottum, Donna Owens, Steve Paitx, Monica Palmer, Janice Patsios, Nick Patton, Frank Pavelka, Edwin Peister, Paul Peters, Bob Peterson, Richard Fflaster, Alvie Piskorski, John Piskorski, Martin Plettner, Glenn Pollatt, Erin Page 58 Freshmen Pottingcr, Robert Pramberg, Duane Purintun, Sharon Purscl, Carol Quinn, Leslie Rahmeyer, Elnora Ramsey, Jearld Reed, Marlyn Reicks, Charles Reinertson, Marilyn Richardson, Marvin Richter, Joan Ricketts. Marilyn Roberts, David Robinson, Carolyn Robinson, Frank Rolland, Yvonne Ronnc, Delores Rork, Alita Rowland, John Ruebsamcn, Mcrna Russell, Jessie Rutt, Charlene Ruybalid, Evelyn Sanders, Donna Sawyer, Jerry Schcirman, Barbara Schmidt, Harry Scoville, Robert Siebecker, Thelma Simon, Sharon Sitorius, Howard Page 59 Rockwell, Barry Rohrs, John Sitiman, Shirley Slattery, Larry r Freshmen Slingsby, Bernard Smcts, Jim Smith, James Smith, Janice Smith, Jean Smith, Roger Smith, Shirley Softley, Beverly Stone, Leo Strong, Lynn Stubbs. Keith Surber, Larry Surface, Bill Swift, Ralph Tcahon, Hubert Tcgler, Patricia Spargo,' Richard Spray, Mary States, Jerry Stear, Sharon Teter, John Thomas, Coleen Thompson, Loren Tilgner, Patricia Sterling, Riley Tilmanis, Agate Steward, Marilyn Timmerman, Larry Stransky, Marlene Stobbe, Janine Stolz, Paul Stone, Raymond Tinker, Charles Titterington, James Trotter, James Tucker, Lawanne Page 60 Freshmen Turnbull, Danny Urwiller, Stanley Van Camp, Karen Van Dyke, Maurice Vist, Donna Viren. Barbara Von Ohlen, Betty Walters, Ronald Welte, Marjcan Whartman, Gordon White, Catherine Wilkcc, Eldon Williams, Leslie Williams, Nadia Witters, Jeannette Wittrock, Art Woodruff, Shirley Wurdcman, Norine Wyatt, Rose Yost, Janet Zabrzewske, Mary Zicgcnbcin, Bonnie Zimmerman, Neva Zink, Arden Zubrod, Ronald Hammond, Earl Steward, Shirley Wilmot, Duane Windels, Donna Wise. Nancy Witt. Paul Page 61 Second Semester Students Bcishlinc, Harold Bradley, Jacqueline Brown, J. C. Chambers, Allyn Dady, Lloyd Danielson, Don Ferguson, Vernon Haile, Jack Hart, Lyle Hclmuth, Nancy Jones, R. L. Lehmann, Sherman Lewis, Leander Lowell, Melvin Kirwan, Emil Kirwin, Myron McCampbell, Roger Monasmith, Thomas Radford, Rex Rasmussen, Bob Raveling, Goldie Rolfsmeyer, Dean Schloatman, Elnora Sorensen, Willis Sundcrmcicr, Marilyn Trindle, John Welker, Richard Westesen, John Whitcher, Charles Wink, John Wolf, Norma Korcck, Fred Korcek, James Dr. Leo Thomas (above) converses with students about registration prob- lems. The Metronomes (right), Fresh- men girls quartet, have made many appearances on the campus during the year. Members of the quartet are Linda Larsen, Joyce Bishop, Margot Franke, and Joyce Mitchell. Colhecon members (below) baked the cake that was served at their annual wedding. Miss Garrett and Mrs. Mantor, assisted by Amy Dusek. did the serving for the event. Page 63 STUDENT COUNCIL—TOP ROW: Jim Crowloy. Bud Form. Ardyco Corroll, Jock King. Bob Gell. Robin Croissont, Jono Andor- ion. BOTTOM ROW: Shoron Glenn. SKirloy Donmon, Mr. Donkor. sponsor: Doon Wise. Roger Dohlin, Mery Aloxonder. RoDonno Lindholm, Miss Klein, sponsor; Jo Anne Meyer. Rosie Loguno. Student Council The weekly Monday meetings of the student council are held in the Blue and Gold room of the student union with Roger Dahlin presiding. Along with the honor of being a council member goes a great deal of responsibility. Council members strive to strengthen the cordial relationship among students and be- tween faculty and students. They study and attempt to solve, for the benefit of all stu- dents, the various problems that arise during the course of the school year. The student council is responsible for numerous campus activities including Home- coming, the all-college dance, Friday night entertainment for the student body, pep rallies, Bronco Days, and other activities. Miss Dorothy Klein and Mr. Del Danker are faculty sponsors of the student council. Elected to head the council next year are Dean Wise as president and Doyle Howitt, vice-president. Page 66 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: (above) Mr. Danker, spon- sor; Doan Wiso. treasurer; Roger Dahlin, president; RoDonna Lindholm. socretory; Mary Alexander, vice-president; Miss Klein, sponsor. A group of Studont Council members leaving the Student Union after the regular Monday meeting. STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE; Marilyn Whitnoy. Art Embreo, LaVonno Shaffer, Mrs. Webster, sponsor; Fred Kemph, lexio Clark. Page 67 Xi Phi XI PHI—TOP ROW: Mike Yonnoy, Bill Kolous, Virginia Duncan. RoDonna Lindholm. Gary Thomas, Bob Dick, Mr. Holmgron. sponsor. SECOND ROW: Patsy Johnson, Jo Anno Moyer, Marion Auble. Colloeno Cline, Carol Rathe. Ella Douglas, Janet Mitchell. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Willioms. sponsor; Pat Roucis, Shirley Magotto, Erna Jenson. Marilyn Whitney, Mary Talbort, Doris Hunsc, Duano Shackelford. Delta Omicron DELTA OMICRON—TOP ROW: Jane Anderson. Carol Rothe, Mrs. Hanson, sponsor; Botty Mundi. Vera Collison. BOTTOM ROW: Carole Andorson, Marilyn Whitney, Ruth Barker. Page 68 PI OMEGA PI—TOP ROW: Mr. Jester, sponsor; Don Wolfy, Bill Kalous. Bob Rademacher. Bob Dick. Max Dodson. SECOND ROW: Duano Shackelford, Leora Rippen, Shirley Johnson, Carol Rathe. Doris Hunso, Vero Collison. BOTTOM ROW: Connie Nordbrock, Shirley Shaffer, Charlotte Fishor. Ella Douglas. Colleene Cline. Pi Omega Pi Membership in Pi Omega Pi, national honorary 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. Dinner meetings once a month have been the feature of the year's activities with initiation ceremonies or programs of a pro- fessional nature as part of the agenda. The second annual departmental dinner was held in December. During Christmas vacation Bill Kalous and Bob Dick were delegates to the Phi Omega Pi national convention in Chicago. Page 69 PI KAPPA DELTA—TOP ROW: Fred Kompf, Doyle Howitt, Richord Kimbrough, Mike Yannoy. BOTTOM ROW: Doris Hunso, Connie Nordbrock. Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta is the honorary fratern- ity on the campus which recognizes and initiates outstanding members in debate and oratory. Pi Kappa Delta members won several forensic honors during the past year. At the annual Rocky Mountain Speech Confer- ence Meet held at the University of Denver, Bill Roach was rated superior in discussion and Dick Kimbrough won men’s oratory. In the state forensic tournament Robert Pottinger captured first place in extempor- aneous speaking; Dick Kimbrough was awarded first place in men’s peace oratory and Dean Hascall took second place in men's open oratory, Dick Kimbrough was rated superior and Bill Roach an excellent in discussion. Bill Roach and Dick Kimbrough, accompanied by Mr. Ahrendts, attended the Pi Kappa Delta national meet at Red- lands, California. Officers of Pi Kappa Delta are: Bonnie Tucker, President; Dick Kimbrough, Vice- President; Ardyce Carroll, Treasurer; Fred Kempf, Secretary; and Mr. Harold Ahrendts, Sponsor. Page 70 Lambda Delta Lambda Lambda Delta Lambda recognizes those students who have done outstanding work in the field of physical science. Each year the Epsilon chapter sponsors activities for the physical science department. The national convention of Lambda Delta Lambda was held in Kearney in the summer of 1954. At this convention, Dr. Donald E. Fox was elected national vice- president. LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA ACTIVES —TOP ROW: Calvin DeLano. Glen Underhill. Jack Swonson. Mr. Beck- mon, sponsor; Mr. Larson, sponsor: Dr. Fox, sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Nelson, sponsor; Dr. Morse, sponsor: Gordon Moor, Erna Jensen, Mary Alexander. LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA PLEDGES —TOP ROW: William Brown, Gerald Wotovick, J. D. Meyer, 8erl Spencer. Alan Morris. Rex Glover, Jerry Bebernes. Jim Swanson, Art Albor- ding. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Marlatt. Tom Chaney, Marianne Altmoier, Borbora Alimond. Sylvia Christenson, Rod Landers. Page 71 Kappa Pi BETA BETA BETA—TOP ROW: Orcn Smallcomb, Dwayne Hamar, Myron Kirwin. Bill Ihm, Don Stranoy, Charles Vandruff. Doyne Smith, Jorry Wetovick. John Nicholson, Dwight Hahn, Larry Wostorbuhr, Robert McMahon. Gordon Moor, George Hueftlo, Earl Hammond. SECOND ROW: Meldon Lacker. Duane Shacfcolford, Eugono Carlson, Jerry Meyor. Larry Ferguson, Bill Ahrens, Dean Wise. Huber Teahon, Alon Morris, Jerry States, Borl Spencer. Ted Anderson. Claronce Lippstreu, Erin Pollet, Anita Tilmanis, Wm. Schnackonborg, Rod Landers. Emil Kirwin, Dr. John Bliese, sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Hanson, sponsor: Shirloy Bonnoll, Bbrnoite Ecklund, Sylvio Christensen, Marianne Altmaier. Carol Kniss. Sue Milne, Nancy Helmuth. Colleenc Cline, Sharon Glenn, Janme Stobbe. Margot Mangan. Pttge 72 Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, honorary education fraternity, has enjoyed its second year as an organization on the Kearney State Teachers College campus. Our chapter, the Eta Phi chapter, had the extreme privilege of spon- soring a convocation during Education Week. For this convocation, Kappa Delta Pi was honored to have Dr. Harry Burke, Superintendent of Schools, Omaha, Ne- braska, as the guest speaker. Officers of Kappa Delta Pi are: Michael Yanney, President; RoDonna Lindholm, Vice- President; Virginia Duncan, Secretary; Mrs. Edna Nigh, Treasurer; and Dr. Leona Mae Failor, sponsor. KAPPA DELTA PI—TOP ROW: Amelia Novasod, Leonard Skov. Michoel Yanney. Dr. Leona Mae Failor. sponsor: Gary Thomas, Bob Dick, Bill Kalous. Carol Rathe. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Hernbloom. Ellen Foth, Janot Mitchell. Doris Hunse. Patsy Johnson, Addie Lyborgor, Jo Anne Meyer. Page 73 SIGMA TAU DELTA—TOP ROW: Pat Roucis. Tom Chandler. John DcRolf. Bob Dick. Leonard Skov. Barbara Dickorson. BOTTOM ROW: Jo Anne Meyer. Shirley Mageitc. Lois Hanshew, Olivone Bailey, Marilyn Whitney. Sigma Tau Delta Xi Beta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, national honorary English fraternity, was organized in 1928 with Calvin T. Ryan as sponsor. The aim of the organization is to promote an understanding of great litera- ture and to stress sincerity, truth, and design in writing. The local group has fifteen members— twelve active and three associate. English majors with a scholarship average of 3.0 are entitled to active membership and English minors with the 3.0 average may be- come associate members. The Antler, the only literary publica- tion on the campus, is published by the members. The magazine consists of essays and short written sketches contributed by both college and high school students. A special feature is the section which includes the winning essays entered in the Freshman Essay Contest. Editor of the 1955 Antler was Barbara Dickerson. Bob Dick was busi- ness manager. Each year members and alumni of Sigma Tau Delta gather at a formal Christ- mas dinner. This year's guests heard Mr. C. T. Ryan speak about the hidden melodies found in the speeches of Shakespeare's non- sensical characters. Officers of Sigma Tau Delta are: John DeRolf, President; Pat Roucis, Vice-Presi- dent; Barbara Smith, Secretary; Bob Dick, Treasurer; and Shirley Magette. Historian. Page 74 PE MM PEMM—TOP ROW: Bernoico Ecklund, Joyce Mitcholl. Shirloy Sitzman, Janot Yost, Fayo Larroou, Berneifa Ecklund. MIDDLE ROW: Phyllis Bomberger. Barbara Scheirman, Geniece Tunnoll. Adell Hillmer. Carolyn Draucker, Colleen Thomas, JoAnn Brandf. BOTTOM ROW: Donno Hirst. Kay Strasburg. Jan Mitchell, Addie Lybarger, Gretchon Burgess. Miss Harriet Yingling, sponsor. MENC MENC—TOP ROW: Margot Franke, Betsy Mundt, Norris Augustin. Larry Collison. James Mitchell. Paul Peis.or, Leo Rippen. Carol Rathe. BOTTOM ROW: Vora Collison, Arleno Foster. Joyce Bishop, Joyco Mitcholl, Lindo Larsen, Carolo Anderson. Page 75 Colhecon COLHECON—TOP ROW: Amy Dusek. Anno Christensen, Valetia Hunse, Monico Poitz, Dolores Ronno, Sheila Johnson, Shirley Johnson. SECOND ROW: Pat Off, Dogmar Naylor. LaVonne Schaffor. Sonja Paulsen, Marilyn Whitney. Isabelle Hoegh, Dolly Stegman. Donna Brown. THIRD ROW: Blanche Cargill, Leona Clement. Donna Nelson. Martha Honscn, Lavila Kopporman, Pat Olson, Beverly Softloy. Doris Hulshizor. FOURTH ROW: Nadia Williams. Karon Caspors. Glenda Calvin. Donna Ottun. Pat Robinson. Sally Holtman. Mrs. Stoinmoyer. Phyllis Carr, Marilyn Ricketts. FIFTH ROW: Marlene Fox, Ruth Ann Borkor. Jackie Meyer, Janice Nurjahr, Emily Pfeister. Adrianne Bortrand, Karen Van Comp. SIXTH ROW: Marilyn Reinertson. Shirley Steward. Nancy Wise. Joan Richter, Marilyn Steward, Yvonne Rollond. BOTTOM ROW: Alice Johnson. Janice Winfrey, Joyce Springor, Marilyn Kremer. Three former Colhecon members, Mrs. Carmen Aten Bruoning, Mrs. Kay Bowman McFadden, and Mrs. Barbara Reynolds Doll, model their wedding gowns at tho annual Wodding Meeting”, sponsored by Colhecon. Colhecon, the College Home Econ- omics club, to which any interested girl may belong, had a very successful year under the leadership of Sharron Jacobson, the president. One of the biggest events of the year was The Wedding which is annually held. Brides who were formerly students of K. $. T. C. model their wedding gowns. Another feature attraction was the formal Ellen H. Richards banquet held in May. Page 76 WAA The Women's Athletic Association of 1954-1955 provided an evening a week of fun for the girls who enjoy recreational sports. Besides playing tournaments in each sport, we enjoyed doing hostess work to other college WAA girls. We were hostess to a State College Playday in November in which five colleges participated. The sports consisted of volley- ball, swimming, badminton, and deck tennis. With the Christmas season in the air, we went choraling at the State Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, and several homes for the aged. The evenings singing closed with a chili feed. Our WAA participatd in the Spring Playday at Omaha University. We sponsored a sports day for high school girls the last of April, which was a high success. WAA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL—TOP ROW: Maxine Goudy. Joanne Kivilighn. JoAnn Brandt, Viola Krzycki, Marcdyn Whiting. BOTTOM ROW: Kay Strasburg. Grctchon Burgess. Shirley Sitzman. WAA—TOP ROW: Miss Dorothy Orcutt, sponsor; Marjoan Wolto, Beverly Softley, Barbara Schoirman, Jo Ann Burrows. Donna Hirst. MIDDLE ROW: Marcolyn Whiting, Maxine Goudy, Grotchen Burgess, Joann Brandt, Shirley Sitzman, Joanne Kivilighn, Koy Strasburg, Viola Krzycki. BOTTOM ROW: Adoll Hillmer, Colleen Aspegren, Doris Chasley, Phyllis Bomberger, Corolyn Drauckor. Janet Yost. Gonioce Tunnell. Page 17 Vets Village Council VETS VILLAGE COUNCIL: Dave Escritt. Don Dowhower. Mr. Stutheit. sponsor; Bob Volsteedt. mayor: Roger Dohlin, Doyle Howitt. secretary-treasurer: Richard Remy. Laird McCormick. Student Wives STUDENT WIVES—TOP ROW: Gerri Taylor. Pat McCormick. Roma Thomas. Norma Howitt, Marjorio Engleman. SECOND ROW; Sally Dohrman, Ruby Bindcrup, Barbara Thurin, Petty Bonnott, Noomi Hascall. Nadine Remy. BOTTOM ROW: Bcvorly Wiso, Paddy Reeves. Betty Patsios. Barbara John, Dora Tetzlaff. STUDENT WIVES—(below)— TOP ROW: Irma Alcorn, Bonnie Williams, Betty Hunn, Marilyn Fleming, Mimi Hueftle, Marianne Hauff, Charlono Glovor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Bubak, Marilou Dahlin. Mary Irvine, Grace McGinnis. Beverly Kimbrough. Ilene Hornback. BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Johnson, Detta Daily. Harriett Foster. Joan Dyer. Ruthie Farm, Gerry O'Neill. Page 78 INTER-FRATERNITY-SORORITY COUNCIL—Dwaine Alcorn. Dean Wise. Gone Maxey, Ann Chritterwon, Jon Mitchell. Rosie Laguna, Pofsy Johnson, Gory Thomas, Shirley Magette. Marion Aublo. Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council To the Inter - Fraternity - Sorority Council falls the task of controlling and regulating activities of the social fraternities and sororities. The group consists of ten members—two from each organization. The council supervises Rush Week, as well as the entire pledge period. President.......................Jan Mitchell Vice President ----- Gene Maxey Secretary ------ Rosie Laguna Treasurer.....................Patsy Johnson News Reporter - - - - Marion Auble Sponsor..................Mr. Roland Welch Page 79 HOLLY BALL ACTIVITIES included tho crowning of Miss Mildred Wilson as Delta Sweetheart. Delta Pi Beta DELTA PI BETA PLEDGES—TOP ROW: Nancy Hill. Diane Evans. Kay Strosburg, Sharon Simon. Shoralyn Loder. Barbara Rahrick. Jackie Meyer. SECOND ROW; Neva Zimmerman. Jon Witters. Ruth Ann Moyor. Pat Ott. Agate Tilmanis. Norone Wordeman. Shirley Bonnoll. BOTTOM ROW: Rose Berggrcn, 8crnedine Eckhout, Shirley Ackor. Marci Nicodomis. Connie Altmaier. Marilyn Reinertson. Page 80 DELTA PI BETA ACTIVES—TOP ROW: Norma Harris. Shirley Thurston. Helen Camaras. Ardyce Carroll. Anita Tilmanis, Sylvia Christonson. Viola Krzycki. BOTTOM ROW: Charlotte Fisher, Marianne Altmaior, Shirloy Magotte. Vornotto Forris, Mary Reynolds, Mary Lou Stahn, Frances Gross. The girls in white struck high for leader- ship, scholarship, and fellowship this year. The Delta year started with a bang with Anne Christensen reigning as Home- coming Queen. Homecoming also initiated the newly organized Delta alumni association with a highly successful brunch in honor of the Delta actives. The climax of the year was the annual Holly Ball which was attended by two hundred and seventy guests. Miss Roberts, sorority sponsor, crowned Mildred Wilson as Holly Queen. The Deltas took pride in their participa- tion in the Crippled Children's Lily Parade and their Christmas contributions of turkeys to homes for the aged. Most noted on campus for their tre- mendous dramatic ability, the Deltas lived up to their name by presenting many out- standing skits. Helen Camaras reigned as Mardi Gras Queen. Sharon Glenn, Ardyce Carroll, and Robin Croissant served as Student Council representatives, and Jan Witters was elected to the Student Council for the 1955-56 school year. Twenty-one proud and enthusiastic girls chose Delta Pi Beta as their sorority during pledge season. Other highlights of the Delta year were the Pledge Tea given by Mrs. Dillo Webster, the spring Mother-Daughter Tea, and the spring dance. Page 81 SIGMA THETA PHI ACTIVES—TOP ROW: Zoc Tucker. Alice Jobnsor.. Mary Talbert. Barbara Dickerson, Shirley Johnson. Doris Hunso, Patsy Johnson. LaVonne Sohrwoid, Mary Peak. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Tuckor, Amy Dusek, Arlene Fostor, Jane Anderson, Donna Brink. Loora Rippen. Nila Corkill. Anita Lorcnzon. Shirley Hartman. Vera Collison, Norma Burger. Sally Holtman. June Dorhman. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Ockinga, sponsor; Janice Welker, Ellon Foth, Betty Hornbloom, Lexic Clark, Carole Anderson, Barbara Monfull, Janet Mitchell, Joyco Towers, Mary Wear, Amelia Novasad, Joan Lanquist, Connie Nordbrock. Shirley Shaffer, Moxine Goudy. Sigma Theta Phi The candles of the triangle, repre- senting the Sigma Theta Phi Sorority, glowed especially bright during the year and revealed that the meaning of Sigma Theta Phi continues to be an inspiration leading to achievement and success. The newly organized Sigma Theta Phi choir made its debut at the Homecoming brunch. Other appearances were made at the Ranch Dance, Phi Tau Variety Show, Page 82 and the Rush Dinner. Western decorations provided the setting for the Sigma Rush Dance . The highlight of the year was prefer- ence day. Forty-five girls stated their pre- ference for Sigma Theta Phi. The Butterfly Ball, which revealed the Sweetheart , and the Mother’s Day Tea brought to a close another successful year. Nebraska State Teachers College KEARNEY, NEBRASKA 'I- ; a . a y yy ? j y yy j yyyy y y - (T nyy A yy a s yyu - y x yy y y y?y r? 3 y ypsssoo yAJ y pz -c y yyA-T y zJ y The Sigma choir provided entertainment at the Ranch Dance. SIGMA THETA PHI PLEDGES—TOP ROW: Elnor Olmsted. Sharon Stoar, Stella Bristol. Carole Pursel, Terry Burwell, Gen- evieve Graff. Linda Larson. Mary Spray. Kay Nelson. Carol Kniss. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Aspogren. Bernoita Ecklund. Reno Wissboum, Maren Hamilton. Joyco Bishop. Nadia Williams. Donna Windels. Geraldine HoWaster. Shirloy Adon. Barbara Viren, Karen Olson. THIRD ROW: Jo Christ. Bonnie Doneho. Donna Martin. Karen Caspers. Merna Ruebsmen. Coloon Thomas. Margot Franke, Dixie Glade. Nancy Wise. Beity Lees. Marie Mousel, Joyce Mitchell, Jo Kivlighn, Shirley Sitzman. BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn Kilgore. Joanne Grioss. Mary Ann Zabrzowsko. Illone Huffman, Eloino Ostorhoudt, Marlene Stransky, Berneice Ecklund, Jill Jenkins, Shirley Denman. Page 83 -Js: Miss RoDonna LindHolm was crowned Cinderella of 1955 at tho annual Cinderella Ball. Zeta Chi Alpha ZETA CHI ALPHA—TOP ROW: Marilyn Whitney. Marion Aublo. Ruth Ann Barker. Mary Eckhout. Dollie Stegman, Virginio Duncan. SECOND ROW: Patricia Robinson. Shirley Gudgel, Barbara Anderson, Carol Rothc. RoDonna Lindholm. Sharron Jacobson. BOTTOM ROW: Rosie Laguna, Dona Scarborough, Jo Anne Moyer, Donna Boggs, Marlene Fox. Blanche Cargill. Page 84 ZETA CHI ALPHA PLEDGES—TOP ROW: Bonnie Ziogenbein. Diane Ingram, Jean Smith. Colleen Aspegren, Adell Hillmer, Glenda Calvin. SECOND ROW: Sheila Johnson. Joylyn Brown. Phyllia Carr. Koren Van Camp. Dorris Hulshizor, Beverly Chris- tonson. BOTTOM ROW: Cherio Rumbeck. Marilyn Johnson. Marilyn Steward, Loiotte Johnson, Marilyn Rickotts. The Zeta Chi Alpha sorority members once more exemplified the meaning of their emblem—friendship, leadership, and knowl- edge. Homecoming was the first outstanding event. Gone With the Wind , was the theme of the banquet which was held for the returning alumni. The float, Singing in the Rain, was entered in the Homecoming Parade. One of the sorority members, Marilyn Whitney was one of the Homecom- ing attendants. Miss RoDonna Lindholm was crowned Cinderella of 1955 , at the annual Cinderella Ball held at the Crystal Ball Room. Eighteen girls chose the Zeta's as their sorority at formal initiation. The sorority sponsored a balloon bust at the Mardi Gras. The Spring formal dance, Mother- Daughter Tea, and slumber party brought the close to a very successful year. Page 85 CALEDONIAN ACTIVES—TOP ROW: Thane Hascall, Art Alberding. Tom Chaney, Bill Kaloes. Royol Sand. Rust Moyor. Art Embroo. SECOND ROW: Roger Dahlin, Jack Nellson, Deon Wise. Dwoine Alcorn, Jim Wheeler, Bruce Lindly. Jerry Meyer. THIRD ROW: Don Jordon. Konncth Johnson. Loe Holm, Ivan Hcndorson, Gory Anderson, Gordon Moor. Lyle Whitesel. BOTTOM ROW: LaVerne Robertson. J. D. Moyer, Jim Nelson. Ron Pottorson. Caledonian The Caledonian Fraternity has had a very successful year. Our first triumph of the year came with the winning of the Homecoming float contest. The theme of the float was From Here to Eternity. This year's homecoming banquet was held at the Kearney Country Club where better than one hundred and twenty active Caledonians and alumni met and discussed fraternity problems. The last function of the Caledonian fraternity during the first semester was the annual Pre-Rush Dance. More than one hundred couples saw Mrs. Connie Nord- brock crowned Caledonian Sweetheart during intermission at the Crystal Ballroom of the Fort Kearney Hotel. Officers for the first semester were: Robert Osterlund, President; Dean Wise, Vice-President; James Nelson, Secretary; and Thomas Chaney, Treasurer. . The second semester activities were highlighted by two events. Pledge season took hold soon after the second semester began. The Caledonian Fraternity was fortunate in getting twenty-seven young men to bolster their ranks. Our co-sponsor, Mr. Warren Messman, was made an honor- able member of the fraternity. The second important event was the annual Bowery Ball. Officers for second semester were: Dean Wise, President; Ronald Patterson, Vice-President; Lyle Whitesel, Secretary; and Arthur Alberding, Treasurer. Page 86 Time out for oats at the smoker! CALEDONIAN PLEDGES—TOP ROW: Bill Rouort. Leo Stono. Charlos Hammond. Roger Morris. Don Main. Joe Jack. Burdette Moor. SECOND ROW: George Hueftlo, Jim Krugor. Steve Owens. Keith Stubbs. Dick Bailor, Lewis Felker. Art Wittrock. Bur- dette Farm. Dale Bubak. BOTTOM ROW: Marvin Hokum. Bornord Molloy, Konnoth Main, Bill Shaffer, Bill Goa. Wes Kort. Ron Walters. Page S7 Intermission activities of the Wintor Ball included the presenta- tion of Miss Botty Hernbloom as Phi Tau Gamma Swoetheart of 1954-55. Phi Tau Gamma PHI TAU GAMMA PLEDGES—TOP ROW: Gary Ackerman. Doan Jolden, Alvio Pflaster. Don Hein. Dale Taylor. Jearld Ramsey. Jim Crowley. John Rowland. SECOND ROW: Jerry States. Bill Beavers. Bill Tjaden, Joy Hackott, Dan Turnbull, Al Farm. Bill Surface. THIRD ROW: Dale Hyde. Clayton Scott, Bill Bowers. Melvin McElrevoy. Clark Mattson. Alvin Osmcro. BOTTOM ROW: Ewoid Ehly, Loon Johnson, Roger Forror. Page 88 PHI TAU GAMMA—TOP ROW: Larry Collison. Mike Yanney, Larry Hemmet . Jim Mii’chell. Kylor Nolson. Dayne Smiih, Norris Augustin. Larry Johnson. SECOND ROW: Don Hemji. Dwight Hahn. Alan Morris. Jack King. Ron Bickford. Dave Mills. Jerry Bsbernos. Jay Jamison. THIRD ROW; Jim 8utorbaugh. Larry Ferguson. Fred Kempf. Jorry Jordan. Gary Thomas. Rod Camp- bell. Dave Brink. FOURTH ROW: Gene Maxey. Jim Sonford. Bob Miller. Rex McGinnis, Bob Radomocher. BOTTOM ROW: Jack Stransky. Duane Shackolford, Don Ayres, Don Straney. Bob Stemper. The year 1954-55 was one of promin- ence for the members of the oldest fratern- ity on the campus, Phi Tau Gamma. First semester activities included Homecoming and the annual Winter Ball. The Phi Tau Float in the Homecoming parade was built around the theme Rocket to the Moon; the annual Homecoming banquet was held at the Fort Kearney Hotel. Sam Donaly provided the music for the Winter Ball. At this dance, Miss Betty Hernbloom was presented as Phi Tau Gamma Sweetheart of 1954-55. One of the highlights of second semes- ter was preference day. Twenty-nine men stated their preference for Phi Tau Gamma. Phi Tau Gamma sponsored a variety show at the Mardi Gras. Aquatic Fantasy was the theme of the biggest social event of the year, the Spring Formal Dance. Tommy Morgan pro- vided the music for this annual event. Page 89 INDEPENDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION—TOP ROW: Donna Brown. Pat Olson. Ronald Schuller. Glon Underhill. Bill Patsios. Lorry Peterson, Stonloy Urwiller, Bob Gell. Paul Stolz. Suson Doy, Pearl Dyer. SECOND ROW: Barbara Smith. Monica Paiti .Don Tomlinson, Dallas Sinnen, Charles Jenkins. Mourice Nelson. Bob Dick. Max Dodson. Bill Morlott, Gerald Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Scranton. Margaret Lewis. Goldie Raveling. Isabelle Hoegh. Mory Alexander. Ella Douglas. Erna Jenson. Anno Underwood. Independent Students Association float Moulin Rouge , in the Homecoming parade. It later sponsored a reception for freshmen and new students at Case Hall. Highlight of the year’s activities was the Gypsy Trail Part in February with its colorful and varied entertainment against a background of rustic scenery. The merry- makers seated themselves on legs surround- ing a simulated campfire to enjoy the re- freshments. The coming of warm weather was heralded by a bag-buy and treasure hunt on Kilgore Island. Independents went national in '55, joining forces with the Independent Stu- dents Association. The Kearney chapter sent a delegation to the nation convention at Fort Collins, Colorado, in April. The Independent Students Association, organized in 1953, began the year with a picnic at Cottonmill Lake. It held an alumni breakfast on homecoming and entered the Evoryono had fun at the Gypsy Trail partyl Page 90 Newman Club Newman Club, the organization for Catholic students on the campus, enjoyed another eventful year. The Newman Club was founded by Cardinal John Henry Newman for the pur- pose of allowing Catholic students to organ- ize on a secular campus. The meetings of the club are held semi-monthly and various programs are carried out with the officers presiding. The officers for the second semes- ter are: Maynard Wichman, president; Jerry Wetovick, vice-president; Rene Wissbaum, secretary; Barbara Rahrick, treasurer; and James Smith, news reporter. Activities form a balance of religious, intellectual and social programs through group communions, discussion clubs, re- treats, lectures and debates, parties, dances, picnics, and sports. Formal initiation, the Cardinal Newman Honorary Banquet, and the Senior Banquet are a few of the high- lights of the group activities. Each year a member of the club is awarded the John Henry Newman Honorary Society pin for outstanding work in the club. The chaplain of the Newman Club is Monsignor Francis J. Tschida, pastor of Saint James Catholic Church in Kearney. Mr. George Whitfield is sponsor. NEWMAN CLUB—TOP ROW: Ron Zubrod. Bob Radke, Leo Laird. Keith Brown. Bob Stemper. Jim Crowley. Don Dowhowor, Ronald Schuller, Jorry Wetovick. Richard Peterson. Maynard Witchman. SECOND ROW: Monsignor Tschida, Jill Jenkins. Jo Christ. Jackie Meyer. Mary Manhort, Marilyn Joyce. Mary Divine. Marjean Welty, Mory Hanlon. Irma Genereux, Dorothy Kublish, Eorl Hammond. Mr. Whitfield, sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Reno Wissbaum. Connie Altmaier, Viola Krzycki, Barbara Rahrick. Mary Ann Zabrzewske. Mary Talbert. Geraldine Holzfaster. Norma Hervert. Marianne Altmaier. Eleanor Hergott. Marie Mouse!. Monica Paitz. Page 91 YWCA YWCA—TOP ROW: Gwen Hanley, Shirley Steward. Marilyn Brodine. Janet Lowe. Marilyn Steward. Dollie Stogman, Shirley Woodruff. Susan Ann Day. Nolle Kirkwood. Clara Ockinga. SECOND ROW: Colloone Cline. RoDonna Lindholm. Delores Ronne, Gcniece Tunnell. Ella Douglas. Yvonne Rolland, Pat Robinson. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Mundt, Joan Thurman. Patricia Olson, Janice Palmer, Erna Jensen. Lucy Anderson. Sally Holtman, Dorothy Williams. Page 92 YWCA CABINET—TOP ROW: RoDonno Lindholm. Betty Mundt. Dollie Stegmon. Gwon Henley. Miss Kirkwood, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Collcone Cline. Ruth Ann Borkcr. Erno Jensen. Ella Douglos. Velette Hunse. BOTTOM ROW: Sally Holtmon. Lucy Anderson. Pet Robinson. Amy Dusok, Pet Olson. The emblem of the Young Women's Christian Association is the familiar blue triangle. The base of this triangle stands for the Y's faith in God. The two equal sides represent the social and intellectual phases of our program. The Y.W.C.A. is an active sponsor of many events on the Kearney College cam- pus, such as the Big-Little Sister Tea during Freshman Week to help the new girls get acquainted. In October, Kearney State Y.W.C.A. and Y.M.C.A. were host to the Nebraska District Fall Conference. Dr. James Chubb of the Grand Island Methodist Church was the guest speaker. , One of the biggest events of the year was the second annual Mardi Gras held in February. Funds raised from the Mardi Gras are used to send students to state, district, and national Y.W.C.A. conferences. At this social event a Mardi Gras King and Queen are crowned. Throughout the year the Y.W.C.A. is active in many projects and activities, such as a Christmas Convocation and Inter-high day dinner. The girls are very proud of the Y.W.C.A. room both as a place of worship and social gatherings. The officers of the Y.W.C.A. are: Presi- dent, RoDonna Lindholm; Vice-President, Valetta Hunse; Secretary, Carolyn Jacob; Treasurer, Pat Olson. Page 93 YMC A YMCA—TOP ROW: G!en Underhill. Gary Anderson, Gerald Nelson. Bob Dick, Maurico Nelson. Charles Jcnlcins. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Larson, sponsor; Royal Sand. Stanley Urwiller, Don Tomlinson. Lyman Novy. LSA LSA—TOP ROW; Milton Johnson. Larry Wosterbuhr. Shormon Lehman. Don Baack, Dwight Hahn. Don Homjo. SECOND ROW: Gary Anderson, Dean Jelden. Marlene Hooper. LaVonne Shaffer. Janice Keller, Loon Johnson. 80TTOM ROW: Charlene Rutt. Juliann Beckman, Betty Mundt, Donna Windels. Joan Jungmeyor, Barbara Viren. Norma Burger. Page 94 IVCF •VCF—TOp ROW: Glen Underhill. Sam Escritt, Harold Anders. Jack Swanson. Ray Alexander. Mark Nilson, Tom Chaney. SECOND ROW: Bob Foster, Rex Glover, Susan Day, Isabcllo Hoegh, Poggy Scranton, Muriel Andorson, Sharon Purinton, Jim Swanson. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Olson, Joyco Springer, Marilyn Kromer, Aria Carlson, Patty McLaughlin, Janice Winfrey, Blanche Cargill. K Club K CLUB—TOP ROW: Bill Kalous. Glen Rohde, Leland Tnurin, Jim Kruger. Stu Thorell. Jim Thoroll. Goyle Johnson. Wes Kort. Bob Stemper, Jack Swanson. Jim Sanford. Larry Hemmott. Larry Johnson. Dayne Smith. SECOND ROW: George Abbott. Steve Owens. Morgan Wells. Joe Jock. Gono Armstrong. Bill Moss. Alan Morris. Ray Adorns. Lorry Mosel. Harold Bonnett. Rod Camp- bell. Al Lewendowski. Ston Garrotson. Ron Roggy. Bill Surfoco. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Mills. Dick Baker. Doyle Fyfe. Don Dyer. Don Straney. Don Ayres. Joo McFarland. Russ Pope. Clayton Scott. 8ill Bowers. Dole Bubak. Milton Johnson. Dale Toylor. Dave Brink, Charlie Foster. Page 95 WOMEN'S LEAGUE COUNCIL—TOP ROW: Morion Aublo. Zoc Tuckor. Margot Franke, Valotia Hunso, Bet. Mundt, Susan Day. Dagmar Naylor. Miss Petitt, Associate Dean of,Students. BOTTOM ROW: Connie Altmaier, Maxine Goudy. Betty Lees. Vera Colli-son. Jill Jenkins, Barbara Manfull. Women's League The College Women's League, an or- ganization for all women on the campus, met to enjoy entertainment as well as obtain helpful hints. A picnic for Freshman girls, a winter style show, a discussion of floral arrangements, a bridal review, and a mother-daughter tea made up this years programs. The Women's League Council, the gov- erning body of the league, consists of rep- resentatives from classes, dormitories, reli- gious organizations, girls that live in town and officers. Officers of Women’s League are: Vera Collison, president; Dagmar Naylor, vice- president; Marion Auble, secretary, and Valetta Hunse, Treasurer. Page 96 Men's League Men’s League, the organization of all men on the campus, was active this year under the leadership of Gene Maxey. Other officers elected with Gene were Bob Miller, vice-president; Duane Shackelford, treas- urer, and Bob Stemper, secretary. B. F. Stutheit, Dean of Men, acted as sponsor for the group. Among special activities sponsored by the league was a student loan fund. Men’s League acted as hosts to the freshmen dur- ing Freshman Week, which is scheduled each September to acquaint newcomers to the friendly college, with the essentials of college life. MEN'S LEAGUE OFFICERS: Bob Stempor, secretary: Bob Millor. vice-president: Gone Maxey, president; Duane Shackolford. troesuror. Page 97 mill Preacher Marvin Franklin Head Coach Leland Copeland Assistant Coach Preacher Leads Antelopes to 5-3-1 Record Jim Thorell. All-Conference Back, was one of the best runners in the N.C.C. Dave Brink, All-Conference End for the past two years, is known for his pass catch- ing and good defensive work. Page 100 The Nebraska State Antelopes found the going easier this year in their football opener as they surprised the 1953 Kansas College Champions, McPherson, with a 52-6 victory. The defense was tops and the back- field showed great improvement over the 1953 season. Wes Kort Center The first home game was a thriller but the Antelopes found the Hastings Broncos too eager for a victory and the final score ended up 14-21. The Broncos went on to be N.C.C. Champions. 1954 FOOTBALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Jock Nellson, student manager; Lclond Thurin. Joe Jock, Stan Garretson. Larry Mosel, Ray Adams, Bill Moss, Jim Krueger. SECOND ROW: George Abbott. Wes Kort, Dick 8aker. Dalo Bubok, Gene Nickmon. Jim Thoroll. Wes Boggs, Dick Bonson. THIRD ROW: Glen Hawloy, Ron Roggy, Joe McFarland. Gone Armstrong, Dayno Smith, Bill Surface. Kyler Nelson. Bill Goa. BOTTOM ROW: Marvin Franklin, head coach; Bill Bowers, Stu Thorell, Dale Taylor, Don Dyor. Doylo Fyfe, Glon Rohde. Dove Brink, Doan Wiso. Wes Boggs Back Bill Bowers Back Don Dyer (center) Guard Bill Surface Tackle Dayne Smith Center The next journey was to Wesleyan where the Ante- lopes played in mud and rain. With the loss of senior quarter- back, Dale Taylor, the Antelopes received their only tie of the season, 6-6. Bill Goa V1? End Dale Bubak Back Gene Nickman Guard Jim Thorell (right) bringing down a pass in the Peru-Kearney game. The Chadron Eagles were de- feated by the Antelopes with a sur- prising 36-7 victory. The victory was the first for the Antelopes in the N.C.C. race. Doyle Fyfe Tackle Jim Krueger End Joe McFarland Back Page 103 Glen Troyer End George Abbott Guard Dale Taylor Quarter-back Bill Moss Bock The longest winning streak among the nation's college football teams came to an abrupt end when the Kearney Antelopes downed the Peru Bobcats 27-20. It was by far the best game to be seen on the college field this fall. After the close game last year, the Kearney Antelopes took care of the Doane College team by winning over them 21-7. The team was well prepared for this game and it was one of the better victories for the Antelopes. It was played on Homecoming Day. Glen Hawley Glen Rohde Bock Tackle Page 104 Ron Roggy Bock Dean Wise Guard Joe Jack, Back (top), and Dick Baker, Back (bottom). The Wayne State team showed too much speed and power when they came up against the Kearney Antelopes and won with a score of 21-7. Since Kearney had been picked to win, this was quite an upset. With Kearney up and going again, they ran over Midland with a 41-19 victory. They showed great improvement over their previ- ous defeat from Wayne. Dick Benson Guard Lee Thurin Tackle The last game of the sea- son turned out to be the roughest. Fort Hayes State was ready for every move the Antelopes made. They defeated the Antelopes 41-14. Larry Mosel Guard Stan Garretson End Page 106 Antelopes Close Season With 6-15 Record ANTELOPE CAGERS—BACK ROW: Coach Wm. Morris. Bill Beavers. Gaylo Johnson, John Rowland. Jim Hansen. Ron Golus. Larry Johnson (Student Manager). FRONT ROW: Glen Troyer, Darrell Lioyd. Ray Adams. Doyle Fyfe. Leland Thurin. Dove Mills. Harold Bennett. Page 107 The Antelopes, paced by Darrel Lloyd, won the season opener when they rolled over Concordia Teachers with a 82-76 win. It was a spectators game with plenty of thrills for everyone. Dakota Wesleyan proved to much for the Antelopes and the final score ended 75-66. The score was close most of the game; but in the final half Dakota Wesleyan broke away to take the lead. Darrel Lloyd Guard A tall Kansas team and a large court seemed to be the combination needed to give Kearney their second loss of the sea- son. The Antelopes only racked up 55 points to the Fort Hays team's 83. Jim Hansen Forward Doyle Fyfe Center At the first night of the Grand Island Tournament Kearney came through by beat- ing Chadron in an overtime, 74-72. The second night, however, the Antelopes ran up against the Hastings Broncos and were defeated 82-54. Page 108 Kearney lost Its game with Wayne 74-62. The dubs matched field goals but Wayne had 25 free throws compared with Kearneys 14. Kearney started out with a lead of 30- 28 at the half but went on to lose to the Midland Warriors, 69-55. The next night, in an overtime thriller, the Antelopes closed out the Warriors with a 82-70 win. In the overtime, Kearney racked up 14 points while Midland was only able to grab two. Gayle Johnson Guard Kearney was handed one of the worst set-backs on record when the Chadron Eagles dropped them 103-65. The next night they again lost with a score of 102-76. Glen Troyer shooting one of his familiar jump shots. Dave Mills Forward Bill Beavers Guard John Rowland Center Page HO Dave Mills trys for two at the free throw line. The top place Wesleyan Plainsmen dropped Kearney Friday night by a score of 79-59. The Wesleyan team played a rigid defense and was too tough for the Kearney club to penetrate. The best game seen on the Antelope court this year was with the Hastings Broncos. Kearney led most of the game but with three seconds left. Hilly Beck hit from mid-court to win for Hastings, 72-71. • Glen Troyer Forward Gene Armstrong Forward Ron Golus Guard Darrel Lloyd going in for one of his famous drive-in shots, Doane knocked off Kearney in the final minutes of the game by a score of 65-61. The following night the Antelopes re- bounded to slap Peru 85-82. Ray Adams Guard The Antelopes lost their final game of the season to the Hastings Broncos. A large migration of Kearney students witnessed this finale to the KSTC Basketball Season. Johnson shoots for two with Lloyd ready for the rebound. Page 112 Harold Ber.nett Guard Lelond Thurin Center JONES BOYS, INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS: Dale Taylor. Dayne Smith. Dave Brink, Rod Campbell, and Milt Johnson, Doylo Fyfc.. coach. Intramural Basketball Jones Boys Loup Valley Boys Jokers Campus Slop Shots Cal Blues Globetrotters Esquires Alda Tech No-Sweats Cal Golds City Slickers Strays Jacks Galloping Dominoes Scrubs Green Terrace Ramblers Band Page 113 Charles Foster Head Track Coach It's Fun To Run With The Champions TRACK SQUAD—TOP ROW: (Student Managers) Larry Johnson, Charles Hammond, Bill Hircock, Gary Anderson. Junior Brisco, Loo Turner, Jack Stronsky, Al Lowandowski, Bill Shaffor, Doc Taylor. Jack Nellson. SECOND ROW: Fred Kemph, Harold Anders. Gordon Gilgon, Edward Reiman, Gayle A. Johnson, Monte Daily. Ron Roggy, Ronald Hopwood. Roger Denny, Howard Sitorius. Duane Wilmot, Leland Thurin, Jim Crowley, Alvie Pflaster. THIRD ROW: Mike Van Horn, Wardell Greer. Dean Jelden. Dylo Buckbee, Eldon Cornish, John Rolland, Jack Haldiman, John Ernst, Dave Mills. Jerry Brady, Cliff Jacobs. Bill Surfoco, Marvin Rader. Stan Garretson. FOURTH ROW: Alvin Osmore. Clark Mattson, Ray Stone, Dwight Hahn. John Bcilke. Ralph Swift. Joe McFarlond. Ken Main, Charles Haney, Darrel Lloyd. Harold Beishlino. Tom Price. FIFTH ROW: Jay Hackett. Jim Kruoger. Bill Beavers. Richard Peterson, Paul Stoltz. Wm. Schnockonbcrg, Ray Adams. Jim Hansen, Gene Armstrong. Joe Jack. Poul Wilson. Glenn Rohde, Vernon Ferguson. SIXTH ROW: Leland Copeland, assistant coach: Kenneth Baker, Russell Popo, Gaylo C. Johnson. Milton Johnson. Don Ayros. Bob Miller, Bill Moss, Don Straney, Hank Amend, Doyle Fyfe. Dove Brink. Clayton Scott. Harold Bennett, Alan Morris, Glen Troyer. Charlie Foster, head coach. Dave Brink Discus Milton Johnson Co-holder of Broad Jump record—880 Yard Relay Gayle Johnson Dick Baker High Hurdles Pole Vault Page '115 Don Straney NCC 440 Champion Glenn Rohde Shot, Discus, Javelin Jim Hanson Discus Don Ayres 880 Yard Relay 100 Yard Dash Bob Miller 880 Yard Relay 220 Yard Dash Page 116 Bill Surface Discus Mike Van Horn Low Hurdles Alan Morris 440 Yard Dash Leland Thurin Discus, Shot, Javelin Vernon Ferguson One Mile, Two Mile Joe McFarland (right) Pole Vault, Board Jump, 100 Yard Dash Page 117 Bill Moss NCC 60 Yard Champion NCC 100 Yard Champion Fred Kempf 440 Yard Dash Darrel Lloyd High Jump Jim Krueger High Jump, Hurdles Bill Beavers Broad Jump Glen Troyer NCC High Jump co-cham- pion, Pole Vault, Javelin Gene Armstrong Shot, Discus Clayton Scott National Two - Mile Cham- pion, NCC Mile Champion Doyle Fyfe NCC Discus Champion, Shot. Javelin Page 119 Tennis John Snell Gary Smidt Kenneth Softley Dave Mills Bob Rademacher Jay Hacket Kyler Nelson Don Hein Page 120 1 STUDENT MANAGERS FOR THE ANTELOPES: Harold Bennett, Al Lewandowski, Fred Kempf, Bill Shaffer and Jack Nellson. Page 121 _Moltman Chosen Blue and Gold Queen The Blue and Gold takes pride in presenting Miss Sally Holtman as Blue and Gold Queen of 1954-55. Sally, a two-year elementary education major, is from Lodgepole. She is an active member of Sigma Theta Phi Sorority. cX xie Clari? is K-Club Queen Lexie Clark, Gothenburg Junior, was chosen as K-Club Queen of 1955. Lexie is majoring in elementary education. She is a member of Sigma Theta Phi Sorority. Page 125 ( liridtehden. is Homecoming Queen Charm aptly describes the Homecoming Queen of 1954, Anne Christensen. Anne, a senior commerce major from Kearney, was elected by the student body. Among her activities are Delta Phi Deta Sorority and Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council. J4emiLom,, YjordLocL are Fraternity Sweethearts Connie Nordbrock (left) was selected as Caledonian Sweetheart. A member of Sigma Theta Phi Sorority, Connie is a junior majoring in commerce. Page 127 Betty Hernbloom (right), Phi Tau Gamma Sweetheart, is an elementary edu- cation junior from Lodgepole. Betty repre- sents Sigma Theta Phi Sorority. Janet Mitchell reigned as sweet- heart of Sigma Theta Phi at their Butterfly Ball. Janet is an art major from Orleans. WlLn, WitclJt Mildred Wilson was chosen by her sorority, Delta Pi Beta, to reign as Holly Queen at the annual Holly Ball. Mildred is a senior majoring in home economics. Page 128 are Sorority Royalties RoDonna Lindholm was presented as Zeta Cinderella at the annual Cinderella Ball. A senior from Polk, RoDonna is major- ing in elementary education. Page 129 Duane Shackelford, editor, and Donna Brink, artist, discuss the division pages for the Blue and Gold. Roger Dahlin, business manager, (left) seems pleased with the balance shown in the books. Janet Mitchell, typist, (below, left) spent many hours typing for the Blue and Gold. Dayne Smith and Bill Boyd (below) were sports editors for the yearbook. Page 130 Blue and Gold To record many vivid scenes from this memorable school year has been our goal as we have worked on this yearbook. There were times of disappointment and en- couragement as the book slowly worked into shape. Despite the many hours of work, there is always that certain feeling of satis- faction when a job is finished. The editor and business manager chose their staffs from those who were interested in the work. Donna Brink served faithfully as artist. Marilyn Whitney and Dale Black were class editors. Janet Mitchell was typist; Dayne Smith and Bill Boyd were sports editors. Jane Anderson, Charles Jenkins, and Shirley Shaffer helped with writing copy. Larry Johnson and Burdette Farm assisted in selling advertising. The business manager and his assistants, Larry Johnson and Bud Farm, (below) are quite concerned with some of the bills they received. Dale Black, underclassmen editor, and Marilyn Whitney, senior editor, (right) found their work to be very enjoyable. Page 131 BUSINESS MANAGER, Bob Rademacher (top), gets the ads in shape for the next week's edition of the Antelope. (Bottom). Scanning last week's issue are Bob Rademacher, business manager, Pat Roucis, editor, and Glen Underhill, assistant editor. The Antelope Newspaper work, as any member of this year's Antelope staff can tell you, is comprised of many headaches and much hard work. Yet, journalism is a field that offers many rewards. The thrill of seeing in print an article that one has written, the feeling of accomplishment, and the spirit of working together for a common goal is adequate compensation for all the toil in- volved. The Antelope strives to reflect student opinion, and to encourage and maintain the reputation of a friendly college. Attempt- ing to interpret the policies of the student governing body and the administration, it gives opportunity for student evaluation of these policies. Co-operation and co-ordination, so necesary for a successful newspaper, have been achieved this year by editor Pat Roucis and business manager Bob Rademacher, through the capable assistance of Miss Clara Johnson, chairman of the Publications Committee. EFFICIENCY EXPERTS — Richard Pederson, Barbara Beghtol, Charlie Jenkins, Anne Underwood, Larry Johnson, Del Sutherland, Jack Nellson, Bill Kalous. Page 132 Voice of the Friendly College' ANTELOPE EDITOR, Pat Roucis (right), checks the weekly assignment sheet that alerts reporters to cover stories. ASSISTANT EDITOR, Glen Underhill (below), checks the headline chart. Glen was pre- sented the Antelope Key award for service to the publication. tfuvort FRIDAY FOLDERS: Elnora Rahmeyer, Dollie Stegman, Lois McAfee, Monica Paitz, Robert Gell, circulation manager: Roger Edson. Page 33 College Band Provides Music and Spirit The Kearney State Teachers College band, under the direction of Dr. Robert House, held a place of major importance in the musical activities of the college. The marching band, led by drum majorette Nancy Wise, functioned throughout the football season, providing music and per- forming during the halftime at football games. The seventy-two piece band sported their new uniforms at the Fort Hays foot- ball game. Flashy West Point style, the uniforms are two shades of blue with gold trim. This organization added additional Page 134 color and spirit to every football game. Beginning rehearsals immediately after marching band season was over, the con- cert band was kept busy preparing for their formal concerts. This found them on the stage showing commendable talent in over- ture as well as march. The highlight of the second semester was the annual tour in the latter part of April. Officers of band are: Laird Mc- Cormick, business manager; Gary Thomas, student conductor; Marilyn Whitney, per- sonnel manager; Vera Collison and Arlene Foster, Librarians. BAND ROSTER Flute Amy Dusek Loietta Johnson Joyce Bishop Nelda Handel Karen Van Camp Janice Welker Oboe Jane Anderson Denny Houston Anita Lorenzen Clarinet Gary Thomas Vera Collison Barbara Viren Janice Keller Arlene Foster Berneice Ecklund Berneita Ecklund Paul Peister lllene Huffman Betty Lees Joanne Kivlighn Eldon Muehling Paul Stolz Alto Clarinet Dagmar Naylor Bass Clarinet Marilyn Whitney Bill Shiltz Bassoon Margot Franke Alto Saxophone Norris Augustin Nancy Wise Ron Messman Gary Hoeltke Maurice Nelson Joylyn Brown Tenor Saxophone Ella Douglas Elnora Rahmeyer Baritone Saxophone Bill Larson French Horn Ron Nelson Ruth Barker Sharon Stear Doug Miller Doris Chasley Mose Belmuoez Trumpet Don Munson Joyce Springer Jim Mitchell Allen Farm Myrl Ostgren Gary Ackerman David Roberts Dean Holliday Trombone Frank Robinson Larry Collison Joyce Mitchell Katherine Strasburg Lyman Novy Karen Caspers Larry Peterson Charline Rutt Nancy Hanes Baritone Donald Hardin Stanley Urwiller Bill Lewis Tuba Laird McCormick Dewaine Alcorn Charles Jenkins Ewald Ehly Percussion Don Straney Shirley Acker Marcella Helser Tympani Donna Sanders Piano and celeste Linda Larson DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES: Jo Kivilighn, Sharon Simon, Nancy Wise, Dagmar Naylor, Marci Nicodemus. Page 135 Acapella Choir Presents Vocal Music At three o'clock in the afternoon the college halls echo with vocal exercises. This is the regular practice period of the vocal department. The KSTC choir, under the capable direction of Mr. Wm. Lynn, become familiar with the best in vocal music. Singing of this type demands that the student have real musical ability as well as a desire to work hard. Harmony and team- work are the essentials in such a large vocal group. A spring concert was presented by the all-college choir. This group took part in the annual Christmas program, attended by many townspeople as well as students. The Choristers elected officials to per- form executive duties from within the group. They are: Gary Thomas, president; Vera Collison, vice-president; Carol Rathe, recording secretary; Jane Anderson, corres- ponding secretary. Page 136 COLLEGE CHOIR Abraham, Dick Aden, Shirley Alcorn, Dwaine Allen, Joe Altmaier, Connie Anderson, Jane Anderson, Carole Anderson, Muriel Armstrong, Gene Auble, Don Aspegren, Carolyn Augustin, Norris Ayres, Don Barker, Ruth Beckmann, Juliann Belmudez, Mose Bishop, Joyce Black, Dale Blackburn, Bud Blauch, Diane Bonnell Shirley Boyd, Bill Brodine; Marilyn Bruening, Gene Campbell, Rod Carroll, Ardyce Christ, Joan Collison, Larry Collison, Vera Corkill, Nila Cornish, Eldon Cudaback, Elmer David, Carolyn Denman, Shirley Dodson, Max Dohrman, June Dunham, Joyce Eckhout, Mary Alice Ehly, Ewald Ely, Arlis Envick, Bob Everts, Warren Farm, Bud Fisher, Charlotte Foster, Arlene Franke, Margot Dantz, Paul Gilgen, Gordon Glenn, Sharon Graff, Jenny Graham, Sharon Griess, Joanne Gross, Don Haberman. Joan Hanes, Nancy Hanlon, Mary Harris, Norma Hein, Don Hemmett, Larry Hergott. Eleanor Hernbloom. Betty Hicks, Jo Hill, Nancy Hoeltke, Gary Holtman, Sally Hooper, Marlene Houston, Denny Jardon, Don Jay, Pat Jensen, Harlan Johnson. Alice Joines, Lueen Jordan, Gerald King, Jack Kivilighn, Joanne Kniss, Carol Koci, George Kroeger. Barbara Kuhlmann, Arlene Labart, Donna Larsen, Linda Lempka, Kenneth Linch, Stan Lorenzen, Anita McAfee. Lois McConkey, Richard McCormick, Laird McElravy, Melvin McKibbon, Larry Main, Don Main, Kenneth Mattson, Clark Merryman, Bill Miller, Bob Mitchell, Jim Mitchell, Joyce Morris, Alan Mousel, Marie Mundt, Betty Naylor, Dagmar Nelson, Kay Nelson, Maurice Nelson, Ronald Neujahr, Janice Nordbrock, Gerald • Novasad, Amelia Ortgiesen, JoAnn Palmer, Janice Peak, Mary Ann Peister, Paul Peterson, Larry Pfester, Emily Pollat, Erin Purintun, Sharon Rathe, Carol Reynaga, Josie Rice, Janice Robertson, LaVerne Robinson, Pat Rumbeck, Cherie Sand, Royal Sanders, Donna Schmidt, Harry . Shaffer, LaVonne Shiltz, William Sinnen, Dallas Smith, Marjorie Softley, Beverly Spargo, Dick Spray, Mary Springer, Joyce Straney, Don Stransky, Jack Stransky, Marlene Surber, Larry Talbert, Mary Tetzlaff, Andy Thomas. Gary Tjaden. Bill Van Camp, Karen Viren, Barbara Von Ohlen, Betty Welty, Don Whitney, Marilyn Williams, Nadia Williams, Wayne Windels. Donna Winfrey, Janice Wise, Nancy Yant, Ginger Zabrzewske, Mary Ann William Lynn Director Page 137 Orchestra Presents High Caliber Music The best in great music was presented by the Kearney Symphony Orchestra, under the able direction of LeRoy Bauer. The per- sonnel of the orchestra consists of students from the Teachers College, students from the Kearney Public Schools, and towns- people from surrounding communities. The Kearney Symphony affords an opportunity for people to play serious music of the highest caliber; and in presenting this to the Kearney public, enhances the cultural aspects of the community and college alike. This season's local artists featured with the symphony were Dr. Robert House, cello soloist, in an all French program. Maribeth Lynn and Douglas Engelhardt, violin and viola duo soloists, appeared on the Decem- ber 5 program. In addition, this year, for the first time, the orchestra accompanied Mr. Sascha Gorodnitzki playing the Piano Con- certo I by Franz Liszt. LeRoy Bauer Conductor ORCHESTRA ROSTER Violins Maribeth Lynn Hazel King Donald Mason Jenny St. John Howard Meyer Carolee Coppel Adelbert Bonner Kathleen Forbes Dwaine Dunning Guy Dunning Joyce Webster Linda Larsen Joan Webster Kathleen Freeman Kathryn Fre ma Judy Barnhart Anu Preems Violas Douglas Engelhardt Art Larsen Diane Blauch Jay Jamison Elizabeth Robinson Matthew Shoemaker Cellos Robert House Marjorie Young Bettelee Lewis Marlene Kimmons Marietta Mason Basses Carol Rathe Tom Sibbitt Stephen Comi Bill Larsen Gillian Pearson Flutes Amy Dusek Judy Keenan Karen Van Camp Loiette Johnson Piccolo Judy Keenan Oboes Jane Anderson Dale Ground English Horn Jane Anderson Clarinets Gary Thomas Vera Collison Arlene Foster Bass Clarinets Marilyn Whitney Bassoon Margot Franke Laurie Keenan Horns Ron Nelson Ruth Barker Mercedes Michaels Douglas Miller Trumpets Robert Buddenburg Donald Munson Allen Farm Myrl Ostgren Trombones William Nelson Frank Robinson Larry Collison Laird McCormick Tuba Dwaine Alcorn Tympani Willys Newstrom Percussion Gretchen Lecron Jack Swanson Keyboard George Whitfield Harp Lila Jeannine Sibbitt Page 139 CHORALEERS—TOP ROW: Larry Collison, Gary Thomas, Jack King, Dwaine Alcorn, Bill Boyd, LaVerne Robertson, Kenneth Main, Gerald Nordbrock, Jerry Jordon, Ewald Ehly, Don Gross, Don Straney, Alan Morris. SECOND ROW: Laird McCormick, Jim Mitchell, Norris Augustin, Dick Spargo, Ron Nelson, Denny Houston, Don Jardon, Dallas Sinnen, Rod Campbell. Gene Armstrong, Larry Hemmett, Larry Peterson, Andrew Tetzlaff, Don Auble. THIRD ROW: Diane Blauch, Jo Hicks, Betty Mundt, Joyce Springer, Sally Holtman, Betty Hern- bloom, Jenny Graff, Charlotte Fisher, Amelia Novasad, Vera Collison, Nila Corkill, Dagmar Naylor, Leora Rippen, Margot Franke. BOTTOM ROW: Jane Anderson. Ardyce Carroll, Joan Haberman, Joyce Bishop, Arlene Foster, Linda Larson, Jo Griess, Carol Rathe, Marilyn Whitney, Carole Anderson. Joyce Mitchell, Nancy Hill, Pat Jay. Choraleers Are Select Singers The Choraleers is a group of forty-five voices selected from the all-college choir. A favorite and enlightening Christmas pro- gram, Amahl and the Night Visitors, by Gian-Carlo Menotti, was presented by the Choraleer group. Gary Thomas, Andrew Tetzlaff, Gene Bruening, Diane Blauch, all from the Choraleers, and Dick Peterson, from the Kearney Junior High School Chorus, made this presentation highly en- joyable. A spring tour to many of the surround- ing towns was an event every Choraleer member looked forward to. As many as three concerts were presented daily. Al- though the trip was hard on the overworked vocal cords, it was a big success and every- one had fun. Through the school year, the Choraleers have also appeared on tele- vision. Page 140 On The Air Jim Buterbaugh (above) is announcing another of the radio programs heard from 3:30 to 4 o'clock each weekday through the facilities of KGFW. Mr. Welsbacher (above, right) is giving his interpre- tation of The Reading Hour on a Tuesday after- noon program. Jim (below, right) is also student director of the radio programs. Sally Holtman (below) provides vocal music on Campus Talent Time. Page 141 Stairway to the Stars, subtitled Movietime U. S. A., marked the theme for the annual homecoming activities on October 23. Beginning with Fraternal break- fasts in the morning, through the parade and the game with Doane in the afternoon, and on past the dinners and dance in the evening, the idea of fun and frolic reigned for one day. With more than 1200 musicians in 24 bands, eleven floats, and a gala spirit, the parade began the never-to-be-forgotten afternoon in a fine style. The highlight of the afternoon was the crowning of the Home- coming Queen. From ten candidates, the queen was chosen by the votes of the stu- dent body. At the half of the game, Presi- dent Cushing crowned Miss Anne Christen- sen as the 1954 Homecoming Queen. Another important event of the afternoon was the victory that we scored over Doane with a score of 21-7. The Homecoming activities came to a close with the Homecoming Dance in the gym to the music of Ellis Frazer. With intermission entertainment by the Campus Aires and Mr. and Mrs. Welsbacher, the dance brought to a close the 1954 Home- coming. In the float contest, the Cals took first place with From Here to Eternity as their theme, the Phi Taus' Rocket to the Moon took second and Westward the Wom- en, by the Sigma sorority, was the third place winner. Page 143 Mardi Gras President Cushing crowned Gordon Moor and Helen Camaras as king and queen of the Mardi Gras. In keeping with the past tradition of the school, the YM-YW Mardi Gras on February I I contributed its part to the year's activities. Case Hall's Leg-A-See was a big hit, especially with the male members of the crowd, along with the balloon bust set up by the Zetas. Sigmagrams were being de- livered with unfailing accuracy all over the building, while the hats sold by the YW were going like hot-cakes. The fishpond run by Martin Hall, the dart board of the Sopho- mores, and the ring toss were among the other popular spots in the general area of the carnival. The Deltas presented an old-fashioned melodrama which followed in their outstand- ing tradition. The Phi Taus ended the carni- val with a musical extravaganza which was attended and enjoyed by all. After the game with Wesleyan, the Mardi Gras dance held dominion over the campus. The high spot of the evening was the crowning of the Mardi Gras king and queen at the intermission of the dance. The students chose, from a group of candidates, Gordon Moor as their king and Helen Camaras as their queen. Page 144 Page 145 Amahl and the Night Visitors was once again pre- sented as the Christmas opera at KSTC. Playing the part of Amahl, the 12-year-old boy, was Dick Peterson from Kearney Junior High School. His mother was portrayed by Diane Blauch. Amahl And The Night Visitors Page 146 The three Oriental kings (above), who followed the star in search of the Christ child, were played by Gene Bruening — who was King Kaspar; Andy Tetzlaff, King Melchior; and Gary Thomas as King Balthazar. The village dancers (right) were Dagmar Naylor and Ardyce Carroll. Page 147 Lo and Behold Making up the cast for Lo and Behold were Bill Roach, Ardyce Carroll, Bill Shiltz, Nancy Hanes, Dale Black, Jo Hicks, Gordon Gilgen, and Warren Everts. (Top) There's more than one way to enter a house! (middle) And will you please take your hat out of my face! (right) Just the two of us . . . and a room full of ghosts! The Crucible (Top) Fear not, John, for I can save you . . . (middle) And it will be a grand transformation, marshall! (left) Take them to the gallows! The cast for the highly dra- matic production of The Cruci- ble—Don Main, Fred Kempf, Dagmar Naylor, Anne Under- wood, Gene Maxey, Barbara Smith, Doris Hunse, Carol Anderson, Dale Black, Thane Hascall, Monica Paitz, Ray Swift, Neva Zimmerman, Donna Labart, Lawanna Tucker, Bill Shiltz, Mary Hanlon, Bill Roach, Eldon Muehling, and Charles Jenkins. CHAIR ROUTINE: Rose Berggren, Barbara Viren, Mary, Spray, Coleen Thomas, Marci Nicodemus, Bonnie Donaho, Lawanno Tucher. Wagoneers The Wagoneers is an organization pro- viding an opportunity for students to par- ticipate in a special activity emphasizing precision drills. The Wagoneers foster school spirit and pep and furnish half-time enter- tainment for all school athletic functions. This year's concert group is composed of thirty-two girls with a teaching staff of five students and the director. The Wagon Wheel Page 150 TEACHING STAFF: Dale Black, Don O'Neill, Norma Harris, Miss Orcutt, sponsor; Bill Boyd, Melvin McElravey. WAGONEERS—TOP ROW: Barbara Viren, Eleanor Hergott, Neva Zimmerman, Lawanna Tucker, Rose Berggren, Coleen Thomas, Merna Ruebsman, Mary Spray, Jill Jenkins, Marie Mousel. Shirley Sitzman. SECOND ROW: Jean Larreau, Joan Thurman, Shirley Thurston, Jan Witters, Marlene Stransky, Elaine Oster- houdt, Nancy Hill, Norine Wurdeman, Berneice Ecklund, Joanne Kivlighn, Bonnie Donaho, Betty Lees. BOTTOM ROW: Jo Christ, Sharon Stear, Kathryn Kilgore. Marci Nicodemus, Donna Labart, Norma Harris, Janet Jost, Lucille Anderson, Arlis Ely, Carolyn Draucher. Page 151 CASE HALL COUNCIL—TOP ROW: Joanne Kivilghn, Shirley Aden, Jan Witters, Beverly Softley, Mrs. Mathews, director: Kathryn Kilgore. BOTTOM ROW: Jill Jenkins, Adell Hill- mer, Nancy Wise, Shirley Margritz, Marci Nicodemus. Case Hall This room is more than just a place to study and sleep. Page 15 2 Mrs. Mathews is mother for the girls in Case Hall. Dormitory for Freshmen Women Page 153 Mrs. Steinmeyer is house mother of Martin Hall. Martin Hall Page 154 HI Dormitory for Upper-Class Women MARTIN HALL COUNCIL: Clara Schwartz, Nadine Watson, Joan Thurman, Helen Camaras. Ellen Foth, Patsy Johnson, Doris Hunse, Joyce Springer, Viola Kr?ycki. Page 155 Housemother of Men's Hall is Mrs. Kirk. Men s Hall MEN'S HALL COUNCIL: Dale Black, Tom Chaney. Clayton Scott, Milton Johnson, Larry Ferguson, Jerry Bebernes, Dayne Smith, Mrs. Kirk. Page 156 Comic books are educational, too. Dormitory for Men Pane 157 are directors of Green Terrace Green Terrace Hall COUNSELORS: Eldon Cornish, John Rowland, Don Nekuda, Bob Ewoldt. Page 158 John and Dwayne (above) study, while Alvue and Lynn (right) read the daily newspaper. Dormitory for men Some residents of Green Terrace Hall like to play cards. Page 159 Advertising GREGERSON'S JEWELRY Across from the World theatre diamonds watches silverware clocks gifts jewelry pens and pencils watch bands famous brands guaranteed repairs Fort Kearney Hotel and Coffee Shop John A. Henry, Manager Private dining rooms available for all occasions. Weddings, break- fasts, luncheons, dinners and receptions. None too large or too small. Bahr-Schall Music Company For the finest in music get it at Kearney’s most complete music store. Pianos, phono- graphs, sheet music, radios, recordings and musical instruments. Kearney Floral and Nursery Flowers for all occasions 2006-2nd Ave. Ph. 2196 Kearney, Nebraska Platte Valley State Bank We enjoyed serving you Kearney, Nebraska Kearney, Nebraska Your Music 'till Midnight Station Serving central Nebraska for a quarter of a century. PENNEY COMPANY Penney's quality is your greatest saving REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. IDT'S CLOTHING FOR MEN Kearney, Nebraska 22nd and Central Page 166 Its IDT'S for it in men s wear CLASUSSEN'S Come and see—what's new in a Claussen shoe . For up-to-date styles in fine foot wear, its Claussens. 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Grantham Cafe Where Friends meet to eat We cater to private parties in our newly decorated party rooms. WEBSTER'S Cor. 24th-Ave. A Batteries — Cables Recharging — Repairing Tires and Tubes Wheel Balancing Phone 2351 I Kearney, Nebraska The Kearney Dental Association Helps Support your College W. PAGE BOGGS, D.D.S. G. M. HAMILTON, D.D.S. J. A. CULLEN, D.D.S. RAYMOND HEUKE, D.D.S. DENZLER DENZLER, D.D.S. K. L. HOLMES, D.D.S. R. M. GILMORE, D.D.S. FRANK O. RAASCH, D.D.S. BEN H. PAHL, D.D.S. Eck's Paint Glass Store 2215 Central Ave. Kearney, Nebraska Page 173 Bodinson Hardware Liberty Dry Cleaners Kearney, Nebraska Approved Sanitone Service Bodinson Hardware Everything in Hardware needs The BETTER Kind of Dry Cleaning Kearney, Nebraska Hirshfelds Kearney, Nebraska Bowen-Meuser Motor Co. The Place to Shop DeSoto-Plymouth Sales Service For men boy's clothing 2024—1st Avenue Kearney, Nebraska Snack Bar Lunches — Fountain For snacks in pleasant surroundings Joy-Lynn Kearney, Nebraska Emery F. Jurgens, Prop 2209 Central Ave. Kearney, Nebraska Corsages for all occasions at the Joy-Lynn Floral Shop Davis Paint Wallpaper Schnert Bakery Kearney's only complete decorating service Quality bakery products Charlie Wakefield Phone 2-3791 Page 174 2117 Central Ave. Kearney, Nebraska McKee Jewelry Kearney, Nebraska Serving the KSTC trade since 1923 Expert Jewelry and watch repairing Kearney Laundry Zoric Cleaners Dial 24051 W. K. Downing Always buy Fairmont Ice Cream The peak of quality Kearney, Nebraska Page 175 Lincoln-Mercury Sales and Service Home of SAFE BUY Used Cars 25 St. Ave. L. Phone 2123 Kearney BOYD JONES LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. PONTIAC-CADILLAC SALES SERVICE Dollar for dollar you can't beat a Pontiac CADILLAC— Standard of the World CHIEF PONTIAC- CADILLAC CO. 801 East 25 St. Phone 2-7791 Kearney BUICK AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE When better Automobiles are built Buick will build them. KEARNEY BUICK CO. 2516 Central Ave. Phone 2181 Kearney Page 176 FORD AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE Test Drive America's Favorite Car THE 1955 FORD MUELLER MOTORS INC. 2020 1st Ave. Phone 2171 Kearney NASH SALES AND SERVICE The World's Most Modern Cars! In 3 great series PETERSON MOTOR CO. 15 East 23 St. Phone 22884 Kearney STUDEBAKER-PACKARD KAISER-WILLYS SALES SERVICE Exceptional cars in all price fields SAMWAY MOTORS 2210 1st Ave. Phone 31001 Kearney INDEX A Abbott. George Williom. David City...................101, 104 Abraham. Richard. Mitchell............................52. 137 A Cappclla Choir......................................... 136 Acher. Shirley, Central City.....................52, 80, 135 Ackerman, Garry, Gothenburg......................52, 88. 135 Adorns. Louise ............................................16 Adams. Ray, Blythe. California....35, 101. 107, III, 95. 114 Adcock, Corolyn. Kearney...................................52 Aden. Shirley. Gothenburg........................52. 83. 137 Ahrens. Bill. Minden.......................................72 Ahrendts. Harold ..........................................16 Albording, Arthur, Clay Center...................35. 71, 86 Alcorn, Dwaino, Kearnoy.......35, 79. 86. 135. 137, 139, 140 Alexander. Mary, Keorney.........................35. 71. 90 Allon. Joe. Modrid........................................137 Allan, Shirley. Wood River.................................52 Allmond, Barbara. Holdrcge................................41, 71 Altmaier, Connie, Kearney...............52, 80, 91, 96. 137 Altmaier, Marianne, Keorney.................41. 71. 72. 81. 91 Amend. Henry. Lincoln.....................................114 Amos, Koith, Koarney.......................................52 Anders, Harold, Lexington.............................95. 114 Anderson, Barbara. Hastings.............................41. 84 Anderson, Carole. Hastings.........41. 68. 75. 82. 137, 140 Anderson, Jane. Keorney.......41, 68. 82. 135, 137. 139, 140 Anderson, John, Keorney....................................52 Andersen, Merrcll, Maywood.................................41 Anderson. Lucille. Chappell....................... 41. 92 Anderson. Muriel, Sumner.........................52. 95, 137 Anderson, Gory. Axtell........................41, 86. 94, 114 Anderson, Theodore. Arnold..............................52, 72 Antelopo .................................................132 Armstrong. Eugene, 8roken Bow...........52, 95. 101, ill, 114, 119. 137, 140 Armstrong, Sandra, Grand Island............................52 Asher, Dewey, Kearnoy......................................41 Aspogrcn, Carolyn. Sutton.................................52, 137 Aspcgrcn. Colleen, Clay Center...................52. 77, 85 Aten. Carmen. Holdrege.....................................52 Auble, Arvilla, Ord........................................52 Auble, Don. Ord..................................52. 137, 140 Auble, Marion, Arnold.......................25, 68, 79. 84, 96 Augustin, Norris, 8luo Hill....... 41, 75, 89. 135. 137, 140 Aulik. Inge. Holdrege......................................41 Ayres. Don, Gothenburg.............35, 89. 95. 114, 116, 137 B Baack, Donald, Gothenburg.................................SI, 94 Bobb. Lylo. Broodwater.....................................35 Bacon, Kenneth, Kearney....................................41 Bahnsen, Catherine. Kearney................................25 Bailey. Olivene, Ansley...................................35. 74 Bailor, Richard, North Platte....................52. 101. 87 Baker. Kenneth, Franklin.........................95, 114, 115 Banks, Vicki. Grand Island.................................52 Barker. Ruth Ann. Lexington....41. 68, 76. 84. 135, 137, 139 Bashford. Marvin. Naponee..................................52 Bauer, LeRoy .............................................16 8oavors. Bill. Koarney.............52, 88. 107, 110, 114. 118 Bcbernos. Jerrold. Cotesfiold....................41. 71, 89 Beck, James, Oconto.......................................41 Becker, Bertha. Elm Creek..................................52 8ockman, Elmer .......................................16. 71 Beckman. Juliarrn, Smith Center, Kansas..........52. 94, 137 Beghtol, Barbara. Koarney.............................35, 132 Boilke, John. Scotio..................................52. 114 Beishlino. Harold ....................................62. 114 8olmudex. Mote, Kearney..........................52, 135, 137 Bennett. Harold. Litchfield............35. 95. 107, III. 114 Bonnott, Merle, Loup City..................................52 Benson, Richard, Sidney..............................101, 106 Borggren, Rose, St. Paul..............................52. 80 Bergquist. Alta ............................................16 Berkheimer. Robert. Miller...................................52 Bertrand. Adrianne, Upland.............................52, 76 Bickford. Ranald. Kearnoy....................................89 Bigge, Larry. Grand Island...................................52 Bills, Edwin. Lodgcpole......................................35 Birginal. William. Sargent...................................52 Bishop, Joyce, Kearney.............52, 75, 83, 135, 137, 140 Black. Dale. Central City..............................52. 137 Blackburn, Charles, Ragan..............................52, 137 Blauch, Diane. York..........................25. 137. 139, 140 Bliese. John ..........................................16, 72 Blue and Gold...............................................130 Boehmer. Marvin, Lodgcpole...................................53 Boggs, Donna, Hershey..................................4|, 84 Boggs, Wesley, Oshkosh................................101, 102 8omborgor, Phyllis, Central City..................53. 75, 77 Bonnoll. Shirloy, Broken Bow.................53, 72, 80, 137 Bottrell, Robert, Boavor City................................41 Bowers. Bill. Paxton....................35. 88. 95. 101, 102 Bowman, Gilbert, Bradshaw....................................53 8oyd, Bill,, Kearney..............................53. 137. 140 8radly, Jacqueline. Kearney..................................62 Brady, Jerry. Shelton.....................................I 14 Brandt, Jo Ann, Kearney...........................25. 75. 77 Braun, Louise, Cushing.......................................53 Brocks. Ethel. Lexington.....................................53 Brink. David. Kearney..........35. 89. 95. 100, 101, 114, 115 8rink. Donna, Kearney.............................35. 72. 82 Brisco, Junior, Lexington..............................35. I 14 Bristol. Stella. Ansloy................................53. 83 8rodine. Marilyn, Elm Creek.......................53, 92, 137 Broman, Mary, Elm Creek......................................53 Brown, Donna, Fullerton...........................42. 76. 90 Brown, J. C., Hershey........................................62 8rown. Joylyn Kay. Culbertson.....................53. 85. 135 Brown. Keith, Red Cloud................................53. 91 Brown. William, Loup City..............................35. 71 Bruenrng, Gene, Ong....................................42, 137 Bruner. W. E.................................................16 Bubak. Dalo. Cozad......................42. 87. 95. 101, 103 Buckboe. Dyle. Comstock................................42. 114 Buller. Jim. Hampton.........................................42 Burger, Norma. DeWitt.............................42. 82. 94 Burgess, Grctchcn. Julian.........................25. 75. 77 Borrows. Jo Ann. North Loup..................................77 Burton. Diane. Cambridge.....................................42 Burwoll, Terry, Kearney................................53, 83 Buterbaugh, Jim, Gothenburg............................42. 89 c Caledonian ...................................................86 Calvin. Glenda. Ravenna..........................42. 76. 8S Camaras, Helen, Grand Island.............................25. 81 Campboll. Rod. Giltnor.................25. 89. 95. 137. 140 Cargill. Blanche. Scotia.......................42. 76, 83. 95 Carlson, Aria, Sumner....................................53. 95 Carlson, Dwaine, Anselmo.................................53 Carlson. Eugene. Grand Island...............................72 Carlson, Kenneth .....................................16 Carr. Phyllis, Ogallala..........................53, 76, 85 Carrico, Beverly, Kearney.................................53 Carroll. Ardyce, Brokon Bow.....................81, 137, 140 Caspers, Karen. Hildroth....................53, 76. 83. 135 Chambers. Allyn, Gothonburg................................62 Chandler, Tom. Republican City...................25. 74. 86. 95 Chaney. Barbara. Giitner.................................42 Chaney. Thomas. Giitner..................................26. 71 Chasley. Doris, Central City.....................53, 77. 135 Choraleers ..................................................140 Christ, Joan, Paxton........................53, 83. 91, 137 Christensen, Anne, Koarney.......................26. 76, 126 Christensen, Beverly, Litchfield.........................53. 85 Page 177 Christensen, Sylvia, Holdrcgo..............42, 71, 72. 79. 81 Clark, Loxie, Gothenburg .........................36. 82, 125 Clement, Leona. Cotesfiold..............................42. 76 Cline. Collonc. Riverton...................36, 68. 69. 72. 92 Coble, Harold. Broken Bow....................................53 Colhocon ..................................................76 Colloge Band ...............................................134 Collison. Larry. Campbell.......42. 75. 89. 135. 137. 139. 140 Collison. Vora. Campboll....26. 68. 69. 75. 82. 96. 135. 137. 139. 140 Conrad. Jennie ............................................ 16 Corkill, Nila. Imperial....................42. 82. 137, 140 Cornish, Eldon, Oconto..........................53. 114. 137 Copoland, Leland ...............................17. 100. 114 Cornish, Filbort, Oconto.....................................36 Cox. Richard. Broken Bow.....................................42 Croissant. Robin, Riverdale Cronin. John. Mindon.........................................26 Crowley. James. Kearney.........................53. 88. 91, 114 Crum. Jeanette, Hastings.....................................42 Cudaback, Elmer. Riverdale..............................53. 137 Cushing, Herbert .......................................12. 13 D Dady, Gale. Kearnoy............. Dady, Lloyd. Ansley............. Dahlrn. Roger, Ord.............. Daily. James. Milburn........... Daily. Joan, Mcma............... Dily, Monte. Milburn............ Danielson, Don. Aurora.......... Danker, Del .................... Dantz. Paul. Loup City.......... Darling. Donald. Kearnoy........ David. Carolyn. Atlanta......... Day. Susan, Miller.............. DeLono, Calvin, Kearnoy......... Dolto Omicron .................. Delta Pi Beta................... Donmon, Shirley. Hastings....... Denney, Roger, Eustis........... DeRolf. John. North Platte...... Devine. Mary, Oconto............ Dick, Robert. Kcnesaw........... Dicken. Irvin, Big Springs...... Dickerson. Barbara. Sumner...... Diffendorfer. N. R.............. Dodson, Mox. Venango............ Dohrman. June, Kearney.......... Doll, James. Lincoln............ Donaho, Bonnie, York............ Douglas. Ella, Aurora........... Douglas, Pat, Ellsworth......... Dowhower, Donald. Koarncy....... Downey, Barbara. Grand Island. Dowse, Kelvin, Comstock......... Drake. Leslie, Mascot........... Draucher, Carolyn, Benedict..... Duncan, Virginio, Wood River.. Dunham, Joyce. Grand Island... Dusck. Amy, Rovonno............. Dyer. Donald. Kearnoy........... Dyer. Pearl. Kearney............ ...........................42 ..........................62 ...26. 66. 78. 86. 130. 131 ...........................36 ...........................36 .....................53. 114 ..........................62 ...........................17 .....................53. 137 ...........................36 .....................53. 137 .........42. 90. 92. 95. 96 ......................26, 71 ..........................68 ..........................80 .................53. 83. 137 .....................53. 114 ......................36. 74 ......................53. 91 36. 68. 69. 73. 74. 90. 94 ......................... 43 ..................36. 74. 82 ...........................17 ............36. 69. 90. 137 .................43. 82. 137 ...........................26 .......................53. 83 ...36. 68. 69. 90. 92. 135 ...........................53 ..................26, 78. 91 ...........................27 ...........................53 ...........................43 ..................53. 75. 77 ..................36. 68. 84 .....................53. 137 .......43. 76. 82. 135. 139 ...........27. 101. 102. 95 .......................36. 90 Ernst. John. Columbus......................................43. 114 Escritt, David, Oakdale....................................27. 78 Evans, Dione. Big Springs..................................43. 80 Everts, Warren. Sutton.....................................54, 137 Ewoldt. Robert. Stapleton...................................54 F Failor, Leona ............................................17, 73 Farm, Burdette, Kearnoy.............................54, 83, 137 Farm, Allan. Wilcox.............................54, 88, 135, 139 Farrar. Roger, Moywood....................................54. 88 Felker. Lewis, Eddyvillo..................................54. 97 Ferguson, Larry, Taylor.............................36. 72. 89 Ferguson, Vernon. Ansley............................62. 114, 117 Forris. Vorneto. Osceola..................................37. 81 Fischer, Florence. Burwell.....................................43 Fisher. Charlotte. Amherst.................37. 69. 81. 137, 140 Fleecs. Dorothy. Sutherland...........................43 Fleming. John, Lexington......................... 54 Forbes. Shirley. Huntley...........................54 Fostor. Arlene. Kearnoy........43. 75. 82. 135. 137. 139. 140 Foster, Charlie ..........................................17, 114 Foster. Robert. Kearney...................................27. 95 Foth. Ellon. Ord....................................27. 73. 82 Fox, Donald ..............................................17, 71 Fox, Marlene, Gandy.................................43. 76. 84 Fronko, Margot. Pleasanton....54. 75. 83. 96. 135, 137, 139. 140 Franklin. Marvin ...................................17. 100, 101 Fyfe. Doyle. David City........95. 101. 103. 107. 108. 109. 114 G Gallcmore. Doris ........................................ 17 Gorrett, Delia ............................................17 Garretson. Stanley. Smith Center. Kansas....54. 95. 10 1, 105, I 14 Gaston, Mervio. Mindon.................................54 Gaston, Russell. Minden.................................43 Gohre, Leonard. Gibbon.................................54 Gall. Robort. Nolson.............................43. 90. 133 Gcncrcux, Evelyn. Campbell.................................43 Genereux. Irma. Campbell..................................54. 91 Gentry. Boyd. Exeter.......................................43 George, Cletys, Broken Bow.................................43 Gilgen. Gordon, Kcorncy..........................54, 114, 137 Glade. Dixie, Grand Island................................54, 83 Glenn. Sharon. Hildreth..........................44. 72. 137 Glover. Rex. Broken Bow..........................37. 71, 95 Goa, William, Denver, Colorado..............54, 87, 101. 102 Golus, Ronald, Loup City.........................54, 107, III Goodchuck, Gary, Kearney...................................54 Goudy, Maxine, Konosaw......................44. 77, 82, 96 Graff, Gonoviovo, York......................54. 83, 137, 140 Graham, Sharon. Miller................................44. 137 Grandstaff, Stanley. Maxwell...............................37 Greer. Wardell. Sioux City. Iowa......................54. 114 Griess, Joanne, Sutton......................54, 83. 137, 140 Gross, Donald, Broken Bow........................44. 137, 140 Gross. Frances. Rod Cloud..................................81 Gudgel, Shirley. Ravonno..............................44. 84 Gunderson. Carol. Dix......................................27 Guzinski, Jerome. Grand Island.............................44 E H Eacker. Marilyn. Broken Bow. Eckhout, Bernadinc. Amherst.. Eckhout, Mary. Amherst........ Ecklund. Bernice. Elwood...... Ecklund. Berneita. Elwood..... Edson. Roger. Famam........... Ehlers. Donald, Grand Island. Ehly, Ewald. Sutton........... Ely. Arlis. Grafton........... Embreo. Arthur. Merna......... Engleman, Harold. Kearney..... Envick, Robert. Kearnoy....... ......................54 .................54. 80 .................84. 137 .......54. 75. 83. 135 54. 72. 75. 83. 135 ................43. 133 ......................54 54. 88. 135. 137. 140 .................54. 137 ..................27. 86 ..................... 36 .................54. 137 Haberman, Joan, Sutton...... Hackett, Jay. Kearney....... Hagadone, Don, Cozad........ Hahn, Dwight. Hampton....... Haile. Jack, Grand Island. Haines, Elsie, Naponeo...... Hale. Vivian. Grand Island.. Haldiman. John. Columbus.. Hamar. Dwayne. Lexington. Hamilton, Maron. Koorncy.. Hammond, Charles. Potter. Hammond. Earl. Litchfield... ........54. 137. 140 ...............54. 88 ....................54 .44. 72. 89. 94. 114 ...................62 ....................44 ....................54 ...................114 ...............54. 72 ...............54. 83 ....... 54. 87. 114 ...........61. 72. 91 Page 178 Honos, Noncy. Shelton...........................55. 135, 137 Honey. Chorles, North Plotto...............................IU Handel, Neldo. Wouneto...............................S5. 135 Honloy, Gwendolyn, Hoycs Center......................37, 92 Honlon. Mory, Mitchell..........................55. 91, 137 Hanson. James, Kearney................55, 107, 108, 114, 116 Hanson. Martha. Sorgent..............................44. 76 Hansen. Mildred ................................17. 68. 72 Hanshew. Lois. Litchfield............................27. 74 Hardin. Donold, Arnold...............................55, 135 Hardwick, William. 8enklcmon...............................55 Hormonoy. LoVonn. Amherst..................................44 Harms, Morvyn. Hildreth.................................28 Harris. George. Grand Island........................... 55 Harris. Norma, Kearney...........................37, 81, 137 Harrison. Birdie. Kearney..................................44 Horrold. Loona, Ansolmo....................................55 Hart. Lyle, Rivordole................................-.....62 Hartman. Shirley. Paxton.............................44, 82 Hascall, Dean. Kearney.....................................28 Hoscall, Thane. Kearney..................................86 Hoskin. Jorry. Kearney.....................................44 Houff. William, Glenvillo..................................37 Hawley. Glen, Arcadia...........................44. 101, 104 Haxby. Bovorly ............................................13 Hehnke. Robort, Grand Islond............................55 Hein, Donald, Kearney............................55, 88. 137 Holmuth. Noncy, Kearney..............................62. 72 Helsor, Morcolla. Shelton............................55. 135 Homje. Don, Hildreth..................................44. 89, 94 Hemmett, Lawrence, Kearney.............44. 89. 95, 137, 140 Henderson. Ivon. Gothenburg..........................44. 86 Honsol. Mildred, Kearney...................................44 Horgott. Eloonor, Orloans........................55. 91, 137 Hornbloom. Betty, Lodgepole....... 37. 73, 82, 127, 137, 140 Horvert, Norma, Ravenna..............................55, 91 Hervert, Richard. North Plotte.............................55 Herzog, Edward. Kearney....................................55 Hewitt. Marjorie, Kearney..................................28 Hicks, Jo, McCook...............................28. 137. 140 Hill, Noncy. Talmage.......................55. 80. 137. 140 Hillmcr. Adcll. York............................55, 75. 77. 85 Hinkle. Marilyn, Kearney...................................37 Hircock, Billy. Memo.................................55. 114 Hirst, Donna, Cheyenne. Wyoming.......................55. 75. 77 Hirst, Wilma ..............................................18 Hoatson. Margaret. Hershey.................................45 Hoegh, Isobollo. Hompton........................28, 76, 90, 95 Hooltko, Gory, Grond Islond.....................55. 135, 137 Hokom, Marvin, Lodgepole.............................55, 87 Holcomb, Laurel ...........................................18 Hollidoy. Dean, Amherst..............................56, 135 Holm, Loo. Maxwell...................................45. 86 Holm. Myron ........................:......................18 Holmgren, Philip ....................................18. 68 Holtman, Sally, Lodgepole .45. 76. 82. 92. 124. 137. 140 Holzfoster, Goroldine. Paxton.........................55, 83, 91 Hooper, Marlene. Grond Island....................45. 94. 137 Hopwood, Rolland, Fullerton..........................55. 114 Hornback. Gerald. Charleston...............................55 House, Robort .......................................18. 139 Houston. Donnis, Kearney...................37, 135, 137. 140 Dowitt. Doyle, Chappoll...............................45, 70, 78 Huber. Dawson. Kearney.....................................55 Huoftlo. George. Kearney..............................37. 72. 87 Huff. Duane. Calloway......................................28 Hulshizor. Doris, Arnold..............................55, 76. 85 Humiston, Ronald, Shelton..................................55 Hunso. Doris. Arnold...................28, 68, 69. 70. 73, 82 Hunse. Valotta, Arnold...............................37, 76 Huffman. Illone, Ansley..........................55. 83, 135 Hust, Mory Lou, Sutton.....................................55 Hydo, Dovid, Brewster......................................55 Hyde, Dale, Grand Island.............................55, 88 I Ihm. Bill. Hastings..................................55. 72 Ingram, Diane, Cotesfield............................45. 85 Indopondont Students Association...........................90 Inter-Fraternity-Sorority Council .............................79 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship............................95 Istas, Helen ......................................................18 J Jack. Joe. Loup City................55. 87. 95. 101. 105. 114 Jacob. Carolyn. Willow Islond..................................45 Jacobs, Cliff, Minden.........................................114 Jacobson, Sharron. Rivordole..............................28, 84 Jordon, Don. Alma.............................. 37. 86, 137, 140 Jamison, Joy, Kearney.. ..................................89. 139 Jamison, Rosolyn. Kearney......................................55 Jay. Patricio, Ainsworth.............................45, 137, 140 Jelden, Dean. Hildreth..........................55. 88. 94, 114 Jonk'ms, Charles. St. Michael..........56. 83. 90, 94, 132, 135 Jonkins, Jill, Grand Islond..........................56, 91, 96 Jonson, Erna. Cozod.........................37. 68, 71. 91. 92 Jensen, Harlan, Grand Island..............................56. 137 Jester. Don ............................................ 18, 69 John, William, Loup City.......................................45 Johnson, Alice. Sweetwaier......................45, 76. 82. 137 Johnson, Bob, Torrington. Wyoming............................56 Johnson. Bruce, Holdroge....................................45 Johnson. Clara .............................................18 Johnson, Gayle A., Agar, Kansas...........................56, 114 Johnson. Gayle C. Ong..........45. 95. 107. 109. III. 114. 115 Johnson, Kenneth. Eddyville...............................37. 86 Johnson, Larry. Hershey.............45, 95. 89, 107, 114. 132 Johnson. Leon. Upland................................45, 88, 94 Johnson. Loiette. Beaver City...................56, 85, 135, 139 Johnson, Marilyn. Elsie...................................56, 85 Johnson, Marjorie, Campbell.................................56 Johnson, Milton, Oshkosh....................29. 94. 95. 114. 115 Johnson, Patsy, Gothonburg..................29, 58. 73. 79, 82 Johnson, Sheila, York................................56, 76, 85 Johnson, Shirley. Kearnoy.......................38. 69. 76. 82 Joines, Lueen. Oconto.....................................56. 137 Jones, Jerry, Axtell......................................45. 72 Jones, R. L.. Sumner...........................................62 Jordon. Gerald, Koarnoy.........................45, 89. 137, 140 Joyce. Marilyn, Giliner...................................45. 91 Jungmeyer, Joan. Alma.....................................56. 94 K Kalous, Bill. Kearney......... Kappa Delta Pi................ Kappa Pi ..................... Kapperman. Lavila. Chestor... Karre, Fred. Scotia........... Karsting, Glen. Blue Hill..... Kavadas. Sam. Kearney......... Kaylor, Keith, Alam........... K Club ....................... Kcgloy, Ronald. Koarney....... Keller. Janice, Eustis........ Kempf, Fred, Kearney.......... Kennedy, Susie. Cozad......... Kenney. Perry, Amherst........ Kniss, Carol, Gothonburg...... Knutson. Wendell. Sholton...... Kilgore. Kathryn. David City... Kimbrough, Richard. Keorney. King, John. Kearney........... King, William ................ Kivlighn, Joanne, Oxford...... Kirwin. Myron. Gibbon......... Kirwin, Emil. Gibbon.......... Klein, Dorothy ............... Knapp, Gerald, Koarnoy........ Koch, Rodney. Eustis.......... Koci. George. Edgar........... Kohn, Douglos, Beaver City.... Korcok. Fred, Sholton......... Korcek, James Sholton......... Kort. Wesley. Blue Hill....... Kremer. Marilyn, Aurora....... Kring, Dean, Axtell........... Krooger, Barbara, Litchfield... 29. 68. 69. 72. 86. 95. 132 ...........................73 ...........................72 ......................56, 76 ...........................56 ...........................56 ...........................29 ...........................56 .......................... 95 ...........................56 .................56. 94. 135 .......45. 70. 89. 114, 118 ...........................46 ...........................46 .............56. 72. 83. 137 ...........................56 ......................56. 83 ......................29. 70 ...........46, 89. 137. 140 ...........................18 .......56. 77. 83. 135. 137 ......................62. 72 ......................62. 72 ......................... '9 .......................... 56 ...........................29 .....................56. 137 ...........................56 ...........................62 ..........................62 .............56. 87. 95, 101 ..................46. 76. 95 ...........................56 .....................56. 137 Page 179 Kruger, Jim, Sidney..............................86, 9S. 101, 103 Krzycki, Viola, Elba.............................46, 77, 81. 91 Kuhlmann. Arlene, North Platic...........................46, 137 Kuklish, Dorothy, Sargent.................................46, 91 L Labart, Donna, Grand Island.............................56, 137 Lacker. Meldon, North Platte...........................56, 72 Laguna, Rosie, Hershey.............................46. 79, 84 Laird. Leo, Republican City............................56. 91 Lambda Delta Lambda..........................................71 Landers, Roderick. Gothenburg......................29. 71. 72 Lange. Claranco, Ord.........................................56 Lanquist, Joan. Loomis.................................46. 82 Lapp, Margaret, Kearney......................................56 Larreau, Jean, Arnold..................................56, 75 Larsen, L. M...........................................19. 71 Larson. Linda, Gothonburg......56. 75, 83, 135, 137, 139, 140 Larson, William Holdrege...........................56. 135. 139 Larson. Minnie....................................... 19. 72 Laux, Myrtle. Minden.........................................38 Lawrence. Billy. Kearney.....................................56 Leder. Sharalyn. Lewellen..............................57. 80 Lees, Betty, Shelby...........................57. 83. 96, 135 Lcibec. Dan. Kearney....................................... 57 Lehmann, Sherman. Eustis...............................62. 94 Lempka, Kenneth, Minden.....................................137 Lewandowski. Alfrod, Mitchell......................57, 95. 114 Lowis. Leander. Kearnoy......................................62 Lewis. Morgoret. St. Libory........................... 46. 90 Lewis, Richard, St. Libory...................................57 Lewis. William, Cozed..................................57. 135 Linch, Stanley. Kearney.....................................137 Lindholm. RoDonna. Polk...................29. 68. 84. 92. 129 Lindley, Bruco, Lodgepole............................ 38, 86 Lippstreu, Clarence, Hildreth.......................38. 72 Lloyd. Darrel. Koernoy...............107. 108. III. 114. 118 Lloyd, Roberta. Koarnoy...................................46 Lockhorn. Lenore. Ravenna....................................46 Loronzen, Anita. Sutton.......................46, 82, 135, 137 Losohen, Elaine, Kearney.....................................38 Lowe. Janot. Alma......................................38. 92 Lowell, Melvin. Kearney................................... 62 Luce. George, Poole......................................57 Luoking, Anita, Atlanta....................................46 Lutheran Studonts Association................................94 Lybarger. Addie, Grand Island......................30, 73. 75 Lynn. William ..........................................19, 137 Martin, Donna, Kearney..................................57, 83 Mattson. Clark, Kearnoy...................57. 88, 114. 137 Max. Twila, Cambridge.....................................47 Maxey, Gene. Republican City.........................38, 79, 89 Maxwell, Richard, Sutherland..............................57 Menaqh, Isabel. Elm Creek.................................57 MENC .................................................... 75 Mon's League .............................................97 Merryman. William. Kearney...............................57, 137 Mossman, Ron. Grafton....................................57, 135 Messman. Warren ..........................................19 Moyer, Eleanor, Scotia....................................57 Meyer. Jo Anne. Scotia................30, 68, 72, 73, 74. 84 Meyer. J. D.. Lodgepole................................71. 85 Meyer. Jacquolyn, Koorney.....................57, 76. 80. 91 Moyer. Jerrold. Lodgepole..............................72. 86 Moyer. Russell, Lodgepole..............................47, 86 Meyer. Ruth Ann, Lodgepole.............................57. 80 Millor, Douglas. Elm Creok.....................57, 135. 139 Miller. Robert. Hondloy..... 38. 89. 114, 116, 137 Mills. David. North Platte...30. 89. 95. 107, 109, 110. 114 Milne. Sue, Grond Island.................................57. 72 Misener. Irene, Hostings.................................57 Mitchell, James. Orleans..........47. 75. 89. 135. 137. 140 Mitchell. Janet. Orleans....30. 68. 72. 73. 75. 79. 82. 128 Mitchell, Joyce, Orleans..........57. 75. 83. 135. 137. 140 Modrell, James, Palisado..................................57 Moes, Lucille, Kearney....................................S7 Mohler. Jerry. Lincoln..................................57 Molley, 8ornord. Broken 8ow.............................57. 87 Moody. Gene. Purdum...................................57 Moon. Virginia. Kearnoy.................................38 Moor. Burdette. Holdrege...............................57, 87 Moor. Gordon. Holdrege.........................31. 71. 72. 86 Morris. Alan. Kearnoy 47. 71. 72. 89. 95. 114. 117, 137. 140 Morris. Roger. Boatrico..... Morris, Thomas, Benkleman... Morris, William ............ Morse. Mory ................ Mosel. Larry, Brulo......... Moss, Bill, Kearney......... Mousel, Marie, Juniata...... Muohling. Eldon, Deshlor.... Mueller. Carl, Amherst...... Mumford. Delores. Oshkosh. Mundt, Betty. Hampton....... Munson, Donald, Koarnoy..... .......................57. 87 ............................57 ......................19. 107 .......................91, 71 ............57. 95. 101, 106 38. 95. 101. 104. I 14. 118 .............57. 83. 91. 137 ......................58. 135 .............58 ............................58 ........47. 75. 92. 94. 137 .................58. 135, 139 Me McAfee, Lois. Belgrade.....................46. 133, 137 McCampboll, Roger, Weston............................62 McCauley, Mary, Memo............................... 30 McClure. Margaret ...................................19 McConkey. Richard. Blue Hill....................57, 137 McCormick, Laird. Kearney......38. 78. 135, 137. 139. 140 McElravey. Melvin, David City...............57. 88. 137 McFarland. Jamos. Sumner.......57. 95. 101. 103. 114. 117 McGinnis, Rex, North Platte..................30, 72, 89 Mclnnis, Kenney, Ravenna.............................57 McKibbon, Larry. Kearney........................57. 137 McLaughlin. Patty, Woodburn, Oregon.................46. 95 McMahon. Robort, Arnold.............................30, 72 Magette. Shirley. Kearney.... Main, Donald, Sutherland... Main, Kenneth, Sutherland... Manfull, Barbara. Gibbon..... Mangan, Margot. Kimball.. Manhart. Mary. Orleans....... Mantor. Bernice ............. Mantor, Lylo ................ Margritz, Shirley. Lexington. Marlatt, William, Kearney.... Marsh. Donna, Hastings....... ........68. 74. 79. 81 ...........46. 87. 137 46. 87. 114. 137, 140 .............47. 82. 96 .................57. 72 .................47. 91 ......................19 ......................19 ......................38 .............38. 71, 90 ......................57 N Naylor. Dagmar, Kimball......... Nealon, Margaret, Greeley....... Nekuda. Don. Sargent........... Nellson, Jack. Kearney.......... Nolson, Donno. Sargent.......... Nelson. Gerald. Grand Island... Nelson. James. Stuart........... Nelson, Kay. Kearney............ Nolson, Kyler, Kearney.......... Nelson. Maurice, Funk.......... Nelson, Park, Boolus............ Nelson, Ronald, Kearney........ Nelson. Theodora ............... Nouiahr, Janice, Ulyses......... Newman Club .................... Nichols, Clarence, Riverton Nickerson, Barbara, Farnum...... Nicholson, John, Grand Island. Nickman, Eugene, Pleasanton... Nicodemus, Marci, David City. Nigh, Edna ..................... Nilson, Mark. Aurora............ Nordbrock. Connie, Alma........ Norlbrock. Gerald. Wilcox...... Novasad. Amelia. Ord........... Novy, Lyman. Ravenna........... Nuttor, Joyco, Thedford........ .47. 76. 96, 135, 137. 140 ...........................47 ...........................58 .........38. 101. 114. 132 ......................76. 58 ............................. 47 ......................47. 86 .................58. 83. 187 .................38. 101. 89 47. 90. 94. 135. 137 ...........................47 58. 135. 137. 139. 140 ............20, 71 .................58. 76. 137 ...........................91 ...........................58 ...........................72 ...............58. 101. 103 .................58. 80. 135 ...........................20 ......................58. 95 ........38. 69. 70. 82. 127 ................39. 137. 140 .......39. 73. 82. 137. 140 ..................58. 94. 135 ...........................31 Page 180 o Ockinga. Clara ........................................20, 82 Olmsted, Elnor. 8eavor City................................47, 83 Olsen. Otto ................................................20 Olson, Karen. Gothonburg...............................58. 83 Olson, Patricia. Imperial.................47. 76. 90. 92. 95 O'Neill. Donald. Ravenna....................................58 Osmera. Alvin, David City......................58. 88. 114 Orcutt. Dorothy ............................................77 Ortgioson. JoAnn. Wilcox...................................58. 137 Ostorhoudt. Elaine. Curtis.............................58. 83 Osterhoudt. Howard. Kearney.................................39 Osterlund, Robort, North Platte.............................31 Ostgron, Myrl, Holdrogc...................................135. 139 Ott, Patricia, Republican City ....................58. 76. 80 Otto. Paul, Yoder. Wyoming..................................58 Ottun, Donna. Sargent..................................58, 76 Owens. Steve, Kearney..............................58. 87. 95 P Paine. Alice ....................... Peitz. Monica, Pleasanton........... Palmer. Janice, Elm Creek........... Patsios, Bill, Athens. Groccc....... Patsios. Nick. Kearnoy.............. Pattorson, Ronald. Gothenburg... Patton, Frank. Grand Island......... Paulsen. Sonja, Aurora.............. Pavelka, Edwin, Fairfield........... Peak. Mary Ann, Orleans............. Pederson. Richard. Curlis........... Peister. Paul. Kearney.............. P. E. M. M.......................... Peters, Robert. Kearney............. Peterson. Larry. Axtell............. Peterson, Richard. Hayos Center. Petitt, Jean ....................... Pfeiffer. Robert. Amherst........... Pfeiffer. Robert B.. Elwood......... Pfostor. Emily, York................ Pflaster. Alvio. Sumner............. Phillips. Rodney, Arapahoe.......... Phi Tau Gamma....................... Pi Kappa Dolta...................... Pi. Omega Pi........................ Piikorski. John. Ord................ Piskorski. Martin. Ord.............. Plettner, Glenn, Exeter............. Pollot. Erin, Cozed ................ Pope. Russell, Arnold............... Pottinger. Robert. Kearnoy.......... Pramberg, Duane, Gothenburg.......... Pro-Mad Club ....................... Price. Tom. Thedford................ Purintun, Shoron, Ovorton........... Pursol. Corole. Big Springs......... .........................20 .......58. 76. 90. 91. 133 ................58. 92. 137 .....................47. 90 ..........................58 .....................39. 86 ..........................58 .....................47. 76 ..........................58 ................39. 82. 137 ....................39. 132 ..........58. 75. 135. 137 ..........................75 ..........................58 48. 72. 90. 135. 137. 140 ................58. 91. 114 ..........................15 ..........................39 ..........................31 ................48. 76. 137 ................58. 88. 114 ..........................31 ........................ 88 ..........................70 ..........................69 ..........................58 ..........................58 ..........................58 ................58. 72. 137 ................31. 95. 114 ..........................59 ..........................59 ..........................72 .........................114 ................59. 95. 137 .....................59. 83 Quinn, 9 Leslie, Ainsworth... 59 R Reburn. Harold. McCook................................... 39 Rademocher, Robert. Loup City............ 48. 69. 89. 132 Rodor, Marvin, Kearney...................................114 Radke, 8ob. Big Springs...................................91 Radford. Rex, Koornoy.....................................62 Rohmeyer. Elnora, Kearney......................59. 133, 135 Rahrick, Barbara, Wood River.....................48. 80, 91 Romsoy. Jcorld, Grond Island.........................59. 88 Rasmussen. Bob. Exeter....................................62 Rathe. Carol. Kearney 39. 68. 69. 73. 75. 84. 137. 139. 140 Raveling. Goldie. Hildreth...............................90. 62 Rauert. William, Grond Island............................48. 87 Reed. Marlyn, Elm Creek ............................59 Rohor, Sharonno. Grand Island.............................48 Reicks. Charles, Elm Creek..................................59 Roimon, Edward. Kearney....................................114 Reinertson. Marilyn. Hazard.......................59, 76, 80 Remy, Richard, Kearney.................................48. 78 Reynoga. Josio, Grond Island.. ........................48. 137 Reynolds, Mory, Sargent Reynolds. Monte. Fairbury..............................31. 81 Rice. Janice, North Plotte.................................48. 137 Richards. Vera, Wray. Colo..................................31 Richardson, Dean, Riverton Richardson. Marvin, Guide Rock..............................59 Richter. Joan, Kearney.................................59, 76 Ricketts, Marilyn. Franklin.......................59. 76, 85 Rippen. Loora, Gothonburg ..............48. 69. 75, 82. 140 Roberts, David, Kearney....................................59. 135 Roberts. Phyllis ...........................................20 Robertson, La Verne. Lodgepole...............48, 86. 137, 140 Robinson, Alice ............................................20 Robinson. Carolyn, Aye......................................59 Robinson. Frank, Koarnoy..........................59. 135. 139 Robinson, Patricia. Kimball...................48, 84. 92. 137 Rockwell. Barry Lee. Grand Island...........................59 Roggy. Ron, Grand Island.........................101. 105. 95. 114 Rohde, Glenn. Eddyville..........................101. 104. 95. 116 Rohrs, John, Koarnoy........................................59 Rolfsmoyor, Dean. Bertrand..................................62 Rolland. Yvonne. Republican City..................59, 76. 92 Ronne. Delores, Lushton...........................59. 76. 92 Rork. Alito Koy, Loxington..................................59 Rosencronts, Robert, Maxwoll................................48 Rouc'rs. Patricia, Broken Bow...........39, 68. 74. 132. 133 Rowland. John. Farnum...................59. 107. 110, 33. 114 Ruebsamen, Memo, Giltner............................. 59. 83 Rumbeck. Chorie. Amhorst..........................48. 85. 137 Russel. Jessie. Wallace................................... 59 Rutt, Charlene. Hastings..........................59. 94, 135 Ryan. C. T..................................................20 Ruybalid, Evelyn. Grand Island..............................59 s Sampson, Holen ....................... Sand, Royal. Funk..................... Sanders, Donno, Ravenna............... Scarborough. Donna. St. Paul.......... Scheirman. Barbara. Sutton............ Schlootmon. Elnoro. Arnold............ Schmidt. Harry. Minden................ Schmidt. Orville. Elm Creek........... Schmitz, Roymond, Keorney............. Schnackenberg, Lexington ............. Schuller. Ronald. Ravenna............. Schulte. Beverly, Scottsbluff......... Schwartz, Clara, Broken Bow........... Scott, Clayton. Grand Islond.......... Scoville, Robort. Compboll............ Scranton. Peggy. Potter............... Seymour, Jack. Grand Islond........... Shackelford. Duone, Trenton........... Shade, Wayne. Ansley.................. Shoffer, Bill. Litchfield............. Shaffer. LaVonne. Willow Islond....... Shoffer. Shirley. Alma................ Shiltz, William. North Platto......... Siobockcr, Thclmo. Cambridge.......... Sigma Tau Delta....................... Sigma Thota Phi....................... Simon. Sharon. Cambridge.............. Sinnen, Dallas. Minden................ Sitorius. Howard. Gothenberg.......... Sitzman, Shirley. Cheyenne. Wyoming Skinner. Blanche ..................... Skov. Leonard. Riverdale.............. Skow, Dale, Gibbon.................... Slattery, Larry. Paxton............... Slingsby. Bernard. Arcadia............ Smallcomb. Oren, Kearney.............. Smets, Jim. Broken Bow................ Smith, Barbara, Bridgeport............ ..........;............20 ..........48. 86. 94. 137 ............59. 135. 137 ........................84 ......1........59. 75, 77 .......................62 ..................59. 137 ........................48 ........................39 ..................72. 114 ...................48. 90 .......................39 ........................32 ...39. 88. 95. 114. 119 ........................59 ...................90. 95 .......................49 39. 68. 69. 72. 89, 130 ........................49 .............39. 87. 114 .........49. 76. 94. 137 ..............49. 69. 82 ............39. 135. 137 ........................59 .......................74 .......................82 .............59. 80. 135 .......40. 90. 137. 140 .................59. 114 ..........59. 75. 77. 83 .......................21 ...................73. 78 ........................49 .......................59 .......................60 .......................72 .......................60 ..................31. 90 Page 181 Smith, Jomcs, Koarnoy.......................................60 Smith, Janice, Kearney......................................60 Smith. Jean, North Platte..............................60, 85 Smith. Marjorie, Callaway..................................49, 137 Smith, Dayno, Modrid................49, 72, 89. 95, 101, 102 Smith, Roger, Cascade.......................................60 Smith. Shtrley. Kearney.....................................60 Smithey, Edith .............................................21 Snell. John, Juniata........................................49 Softley, Beverly. Madrid.....................60. 76. 77, 137 Sohrwoid. LaVonno, Rivordale...............................31. 82 Sorenson, Willis, Kearney...................................62 Spargo, Richard. Franklin............................ 60, 137 Spencer. Borl, Broken Bow.........................49, 71. 72 Spilinek, Alice, Ord........................................31 Spray. Mary, Crawford.............................60, 83, 137 Springer, Joyce. Phillips...........49. 76. 95, 135, 137, 140 Stahn, Mary Lou. Orleans...................................49, 81 States, Jerry, North Platto.......................60, 72, 88 Stautcmoyor, Maloire .......................................21 Stoar, Sharon, Cozad..............................60, 83, 135 Stebbins, Opal. Farnam......................................49 Stegman. Dollie, Nora....................49, 76. 84, 92, 133 Stemper. Robert, Bellwood......................49. 89, 91. 95 Sterling, Riley, Greeley....................................60 Steward. Marilyn. Big Springs..................60. 76. 85. 92 Steward, Shirloy. Big Springs.....................60, 76. 92 Stobbe. Janine. Loup City..............................60, 72 Stolz, Paul. Grant...........................60. 90. 114, 135 Stono. Raymond, Comstock...............................60. I 14 Stone, Leo. Broken Bow...................'.............60. 87 Straney. Don. Mindon......40. 72. 89. 95. 114, 116, 135, 137, 140 Stransky. Jock, Madrid.......................49. 89, 114, 137 Stransky, Marlene. Madrid.........................60. 83. 137 Strasburg, Kathorine, Control City.......49. 75. 77. 80. 135 Strong, Lynn, Almerio.......................................60 Studont Council ...........................................66 Studont Wives .............................................78 Stubbs. Keith, North Platte............................60. 87 Stutheit, B. F.........................................IS. 78 Sundemeier, Marilyn, Cairo..................................62 Surber, Larry. Gothenburg,.................................60. 137 Surface. Bill. Kearney........60. 88. 95. 101. 102, 114. 116 Sutherland, Delmar, Elm Creek..............................49. 132 Swanson, Jock, Auroro........................40. 71. 95. 139 Swanson. James. Aurora........................... 49. 71. 95 Swift. Ralph, Amhorst.................................60, I 14 Symphony Orchestra ........................................138 T Talbert, Mary, Valley....................31. 68, 82. 91, 137 Tatum. Loren Wauneta.......................................50 Taubenheim. Monica. Kearney.................................31 Taylor. Dale. Chappell...................31. 88. 95. 101, 104 Taylor, Eugene. Kearney.....................................31 Taylor, Jack, Koarnoy......................................114 Toohon. Richard, Broken Bow............................60, 72 Togler, John. Grand Islond..................................60 Teter, John. Bartloy........................................60 Tetzlaff. Andrew, Orleans.........................40, 137, 140 Thiel. Dwight. Alda.........................................33 Thomas, Coleen, Mitchell..........................60. 75, 83 Thomas. Dick Sumner.........................................33 Thomos. Gary. Kearney 33. 68. 73. 79, 89. 135, 137, 139, 140 Thomas. Loo ................................................15 Thompson. Loren. Kearnoy....................................60 Thompson. Marian, Cairo.....................................40 Thorell. Jim, Loomis.....................95. 100, 101, 103 Thoroll, Stuart. Loomis....................................95, 101 Thorp, Robert ..............................................14 Thurin. Leland. Ong......40. 95. 101. 106. 107, III. 114. 116 Thurmon, Joan. Oconto..................................50. 92 Thurston. Shirley. Kearney..................................81 Tioken. Gene. Waco..........................................50 Tilgner, Patricia, Lowollen.................................60 Tilmanis, Anita, Kearnoy..........................40. 72. 81 Tilmanis, Agate. Kearney...............................60. 80 Timmerman. Larry, Sutton.......................................60 Tinker, Charles, Omaha.........................................60 Titterington, Jamos. Kearnoy...................................60 Tjaden, Bill. Madrid....................................88. 137 Tomlinson, Donald, Ravenna.........................50, 90. 94 Towers, Joyce. Moxwell..................................40. 82 Treadway. Robert, Kearney......................................50 Trindle. John. Kearney.........................................62 Trotter, Jomes, Ansley.........................................60 Troyer, Glon. Wostorvillo........50. 104, 107, 110, 114, 119 Tucker, Bonnie. Loup City...............................50, 82 Tucker, Lawanna. Grand Island..................................60 Tucker. Zoe Ann, Grand Islond .....................40, 82, 96 Tunnoll. Geniece, Stapleton...................33. 75. 77, 92 Turnbull. Danny, Dix....................................61, 88 Turner, Leo. Elm Creek................................ 50, 114 u Underhill, Glen. Trenton.........33. 71. 90, 94, 95, 132, 133 Underwood. Anne. Lexington.........................40, 90. 132 Urwillor, Stanely, St. Michael................61, 90. 94, 135 V Valdez. Voldemar, Antonio, Colorado............................50 Von Comp, Karen. Riverton............61. 76. 85. 135, 137, 139 Vandruff. Willard. Holbrook.............................33, 72 Van Dyke. Maurice. Broken 8ow..................................61 Van Horne. Michael, Koarnoy........................51. 114, 117 Vest, Donna, Overton...........................................61 Vets Village Council...........................................78 Viren. Barbara. Holdrego..................61, 83, 94. 135. 137 Volstoodt, Robert. Bonesteel. South Dakota..............31, 78 Von Ohlen, Betty, Grand Islond..........................61. 137 w WAA ...........................................................77 Waddington, Ralph, Cairo.......................................50 Wagoneers ....................................................150 Walker, Ruby, Shelton..........................................33 Walkup, Shirley. York..........................................50 Waltors, Ronold, Sutton.......................................61. 87 Watkins, Ramona. York..........................................34 Watson. Nadine. Benedict.......................................50 Woor, Mary Alice. Big Springs...........................40, 82 Webster. Romoyne ..............................................21 Wolch, Roland .................................................21 Welker, Janice. Dovid City.........................50. 82. 135 Welker, Richord, David City.................................. 62 Wells, Morgan. Axtell...................................50, 95 Welsbacher, Richard ...........................................21 Welte. Marjeon, Ansley.............................61. 77. 91 Wolty, Donald. Koarnoy.............................50. 69. 137 Westerbuhr, Larry. Hildreth........................50, 72. 94 Westeson, John, Kearney........................................62 Weston. Bernice. Gibbon........................................50 Wetovick. Gerald, Koarnoy..........................51, 71, 72, 91 Whartman, Gordon. Grand Island.................................61 Whoolor. James. Ainsworth......................................86 Whitcher. Charles. Kearney.....................................62 White. Catherine, Allianco.....................................61 Whitesol, Lylo, Miller..................................40, 86 Whitfield, Goorgo .................................21, 139, 91 Whiting, Marcelyn, Ord..................................51. 77 Whitnoy. Marilyn, Funk......34. 68. 72. 74. 76. 84. 135, 137, 139, 140 Wichman, Moynard. Loup City..................................—.91 Wilkoe. Eldon, Loup City...................................... 61 Williams, Dorothy ......................................21, 68 Williams, Leslie, Grand Island.................................61 Williams, Nadia, Kearnoy......................61. 76, 83, 137 Willioms, Woyno, Madrid.......................................137 Wilmot, Duane, Wilsonville..............................61, 114 Wilson. Mildred, Kearnoy................................34. 128 Wilson. Paul, Brodshaw..................................51. 114 Windols, Donna. Paxton................................61. 83, 94. 137 Winfrey. Janice. Hastings.............................51, 76, 95. 137 Wink, John, Kearney............................................62 Page 182 Y Wise, Doan. Sidney............. Wise. Nancy. Lodgopolo......... Wissbaum. Rone. Koarnoy........ Witt, Paul, Litchfield......... Witters, Jeannette, Sidney..... Wittrock. Art. Dix............. Wolf, Normo. Koarnoy........... Womon'j League ................ Woodruff. Shirley. Grand Island. Wright. Jo Ann, Crete.......... Wright. Lewis. Kearney......... Wurdeman, Norine. Columbus..... Wyatt. Rose. Koarnoy........... Wyckoff, Elsie. Brewster....... .40. 72. 79. 86. 101. 105 .....61. 76. 83. 135. 137 ....................83, 91 .........................61 ....................61. 80 ....................61, 87 .........................62 .........................96 ....................61, 92 .........................40 .........................40 ....................61. 80 .........................61 .........................51 Xi Phi X 68 Yanney, Michael, Kearney...............34. 68. 70. 73, 89 Yant, Ginger. Portland, Oregon..................51. 137 Yingling, Harriot ...............................21. 75 Jost, Janet, Control City......................61, 75, 77 YMCA ................................................94 YWCA ..................................................92 z Zabrzowsko, Mary Ann. Ogallala.............61, 83, 91, 137 Zeta Chi Alpha..........................................84 Ziegenbein. Bonnie, Ashland.........................61, 85 Zimmerman, Neva. Beatrice...........................61, 80 Zink. Ardon. Indionolo..................................61 Zubrod, Ronald, Junioto.............................61, 91 Page 183 — — A t X U TUjutW. ; H