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

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Students chosen for 73 edition of Who’s Who Thirty-two Kearney State College seniors have been selected for inclusion in the 1973 edition of WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Selections came from a board of students and faculty choosing from the 75 students who applied. Criteria for the selections were based on the students scholastic achievements, par- ticipation in campus activities, contribution to college and community life and leadership. Tom Abood Gina Dunning Vicky Evers Carolyn Fredrickson Howard Gee Richard Gibson Jane Goosen John Graff Steve Hanley Linda Kinsey Mary Kropp Richard Lemmerman Debra Lewis Cathleen McCumber Al Moreau Ben Morey Kathy Morrison Linda Mortenson Dan Mowrey Randy Nelson Ramona Nielsen Teresa Olsen Kathy Ourada Mark Pankoke Chuck Renter Joann Ruzicka Scott Sidwell Kathy Sims Kay Soucie Mike Stephenson Dianne Tomasiewicz Elaine Ursdevenicz 17

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Beauty is only reflection of self Snow White’s image has been somewhat sullied by the women’s liberation movement, but to beauty pageant fans, fairy tales, rainbows, and non- sensical lyrics are still the spice of life. “A pretty girl is like a melody ...” Along the same tune, “I’d rather have a paper doll to call my own, than a fickle-hearted real live girl.” Sue Ann Maseman was selected as Miss Kearney and Debbie Robinson represented Miss Kearney State during the school year. They were both competitors in the Miss Nebraska Pageant where Miss Maseman was elected Miss Congeniality by the other con- testants. Although many girls would dislike being serenaded with the words ‘‘Delicious . . . delightful . . . delectable,” princesses and queens have always existed and deciding who is the fairest of them all has proved great sport and diversity in the past. However, it is rather sad that people still continue to admire the reflec- tion rather than the person. UPPER RIGHT — Sue Maseman and Deb Robinson, Miss Kearney and Miss Kearney State respectively, represented KSC in the Miss Nebraska pageant.

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Night clubs are gathering spot Although concerts, festivals, and first-rate entertainment are rare in Kearney, the night clubs seem to hit the spot throughout the seasons. Fireside Inn, Continental Club, Playpen Lounge, Backlot, Palm Gardens, and Cherokee Palace seem to draw the students on school nights and weekends. The polkas in Playpen, shuffleboard at Cherokee Palace, and being roped off at Fireside are all popular KSC pastimes. Of course, theatre produc- tions, frequent good movies at the Student Union and down- town theatres, and the arrival of a new coffee house “The Thirsty Ear”, broaden the entertainment perspective. The bars, however, seem to be the light the moths fly into.