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

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Big hats are the mark of distinction this season. Ed Moore, Gary Johnson, and Jerry Journey. This friendly little burro won the hearts of all the students on campus, and proved to be an excellent sport about the horse- play which took place around him. The one on the right is Denny Jackson.

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Exhibition of outstanding school spirit is provided by two underclassmen. Bronco Days Are New Highlight of Football Season. Man, talk about rivalry. This college sure has its share ' Hastings College bore the brunt of this rivalry, when the Antelopes loped home, the winners, 35 to 13. The rivalry between these two neighboring colleges has always been enough reason to paint up each other’s campus, and in general try to be obnoxious. On the NSC Campus, the week before the game on Friday is filled with beardgrowing and horseplay. This year, a few extras appeared in the form of an old shanty with a sign from the Hastings College Campus, pro- claiming a Welcome to Hastings College ’ Of course, one could not omit the presence of one Senor Burro ’ who graced the lawn in front of the new Memorial Union for a few days. Perhaps one of the highlights of the week was the Thursday night pep rally. Over 1000 students attended the hour long affair while logs, boxes, etc. burned. In all, Bronco Days this year was a great success. 20 Fite, Kearney, Fite! The pep rally the night before the Hastings game.

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Exchange Students Bolivian exchange students are made welcome by Mr. Homer, as they make arrangements to attend NSC. Registration is different in South America, but scholarships are still the same. Miss Jeanine Goucher from Paris, France, goes western with the typical attire for Bronco Days. Miss Goucher is an exchange student, and was sponsored by Miss Phyllis Roberts of the Language Depart- ment.