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

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This aerial view of Kearney State College shows the facilities now available to KSC students. NUMBER OF CAMPUS BUILDINGS AT KSC NOW NUMBERS TWENTY

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THE CAMPUS AT KSC Completed the most recent of all the KSC buildings and dedi- cated only last fall, the Calvin T. Ryan Library provides KSC stu- dents with many facilities which were not available in the old library. “K earney State College” reads the sign | ost of KSC showing that although the name of the college has been changed, it still remains “one of mid-America's better col- leges.” Growth of the Kearney State College is a continual process. Starting with the main section of the Adminis- tration Building in 1905, the campus now includes twenty buildings. These buildings are: the Administration Building, the Women’s phys- ical Education Building, the Calvin T. Ryan Library, the Otto Olsen Vocational Arts Building, the A. O. Thomas Campus School, the Cushing Coliseum, the Memorial Un- ion, Foster Field, the College Heights Apartments, three men’s dormitories, four wom- en’s dormitories, a home management house, a green- house, the heating plant, and the Nebraskan, which is near completion as KSC’s newest building.

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Miss Olinda Odean American Koval Queen Finalist and Miss Nebraska Press Photographer ATTRACTIVE OLINDA ODEAf REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FRESHMAN ROYALTY AT KS Miss Marlene McCarthy, 196S Miss Cal Olympics, receives her award from Sharon Shov- lain, the 1962 queen. Other contestants were Barbara Lar- son, Lorene Messman, Vicki Livingston, and Dixie Dady. Chosen as the 1964 Freshman Valentine Queen was Gamma Phi Beta pledge, Joy Renter. Other nominees for the honor were Lorene Messman, Alpha Xi Delta; Carol Sweley. Alpha Phi; Janet Stelnke, Luddcn Hall; Judy Christensen, Delta Zeta; Linda Daughterty, Case Hall (shown); and Dee Slote, Chi Omega (shown).