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

Page 22 text:

Off-Campus Entertainment—20 CENTER LEFT—Friends get together at the local “establishment'’ before hitting the books. CENTER MIDDLE —A bartender patiently awaits a customer's order. LOWER LEFT—A hyp- notist performed at the “Club”; audience response was an essential part of the act. UPPER RIGHT—Signs represent a way of life for people. Creature lurks around the basic Life established at KSC It is a rather shapeless creature with a flattened face and large, forward-fixed eyes. Its auditory organs are highly developed. Its plummage combines black, white, yellow, and brown with the coloration of the sexes being similar. This general similarity with great individual variation makes it difficult to classify. It is definitely nocturnal. Some call it the Fireside Phantom”. Others the “Play Pen Predator”. All agree this animal is KSC’s “night owl”. It begins the night grooving with Club Continental enter- tainment, jumps from burger to burger at Bike’s, Kings, or the Villager, then settles to a sometimes not so soft landing with gallons of suds back at the Play Pen or Fireside. If worse comes to worse as the weekend fades and it finds itself with no tops to pop on a lonely, nothing open Sunday afternoon, Maria’s Tavern in Odessa is there to salt the bird’s tail.

Page 24 text:

SUAC—22 SUAC provides instructional, recreational activities Students of KSC were ex- posed to Texas Fever, Colours, and Fresh Air through the arrangements of the Student Union Activities Council (SUAC). These musical groups were just a few of the many events sponsored by SUAC. Through the activities fee they provided not only recreational activities but cultural, social, and leadership events for the college campus. They brought concerts and dances to KSC which included the Five Man Electrical Band, Bells, and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Other activities were lectures like the one from prisoner of war, Robert Chicca, the Fine Arts Extravaganza, Weird and Wacky Days, Fright Night, and the ACU-I Games Tour- naments. Bridal Fair, Miss Legs Contest, movies, Flomecoming Activities, and the Bike Bowl Scholarship Weekend were also SUAC events.