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

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Relax The night is just beginning Night life for Kearney State stu- dents was available for those who wanted it. Buckets of beer at Buffalo Chips on Monday nights, pinball contests at the Mule Deer Saloon, live music at Fireside Inn, and disco dancing at Dicky Dugan's and the Backlot gave the legal drinkers reason to socialize. There was the Corner Pocket for recreation and for the students feeling no money pinch, Cat- tleman’s Mining Company and Peppermill offered expensive but luxurious dining. For the smaller budgets, Taco John's, Burger King and McDonald’s offered a cuisine to cure the munchies. -by Sarah Donohoe Foosball at Chips kept many students occupied at night (Photo by Paula Kite) 24 Nightly disco dancing at Dicky Dugan s provided escape from studying (Photo by Paula Kite).

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 A happy atmosphere is felt in the student union (Photo by Paula Kite). No one will forget that great smell from the roof (Photo by Paula Kite) The Blue and Gold Lounge, a place to unwind (Photo by Paula Kite) Students helping students is KSC (Photo by Paula Kite).

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A blanket of fog enhanced the disco dancing at the Backlot (Photo by Paula Kite). Rock groups like Rodeo provided hue music as nightly entertain- ment at Fireside Inn (Photo by Jeff Stoltenberg). Drinking beer and socializing at Chips were favorite nighttime activities for many students (Photo by Paula Kite).