Wayne State College - Spizz Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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The faculty recep- tion gave administra- tion and faculty alike, the opportunity to meet with new WSTC students. Dr. Brand- enburg introduces a freshman girl to Mrs. Brandenburg as she posses through th e line. The first WSTC football migration of the school year, spon- sored by the student council, ended the second week of orien- tation activity. Ap- proximately l5O Stat- ers made the trek to Sioux Falls, S. D., to see the Wildcats in action against Augus- tana. Page I2 Freshman failing to comply with student council rules and the va- rious phases of freshman orienta- tion interrogation are compelled to appear before student court. Va- rious degrees of punishment are given student offenders. Here, the council votes thumbs down on a delinquent freshman. . ., iixgfylik X-Q 'V -'QR-Jw. I-be-ll tic , , . . i ve- walk X Gun. KY? ttxvu r 1 A l 'lb

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Looks of perplexity could be seen on the anxious faces of freshman as they conferred with faculty advisors in an at- tempt to work out a first-se- mester schedule. Total student resident enrollment peaked at l,Ol8, setting a new WSTC record for first semester en- rollment. ,,.. Marilyn Marks, Tilden fresh- man, is awarded an Ardath Conn Music Scholarship for the 1956-57 school year. The schol- arship pays full tuition for one year, and is awarded on the basis of musicianship, scholar- ship, character and need. i 'vi' ...I cutie'-3 S35 I , 'Q' ' f' its I A. f' 0 , 1 , f 7 lla. x v f All is not work, however, as freshman soon learn. A dance in the stud ent union serves as a mixer for the new students. Joan Carlson McDermott is one of the top baton twirlers in the midwest. Aside from being Siouxland champ, the veteran twirler is a member of Who's Who in Baton Twirling in America and rated na- tionally. 4 fl44'.4L 1. AJC ' 4 X K 1 lfgral -I -',A1Lf?,Ld -156' C fj,pr,c'f'. f.,,C,'l fLL -'.f akin, ,,,,j',7sl,L N , gf V -fgT,.ff,?!, Li. AL-V at lingua '. ,,i,L.,c,7 12, J QL? 'Cu Vfigjc ,IJ J., L, 'A 1, ,J f - - CLI? , , rjvlfz, .- c, ,A,1,.,,,, gl Vvggmb L fvgjil wha' V -' 5 L Q t ffl-L L' v.. ful L. g , ' f bf. QP'-l l ' Q Lyll- 4.- jf'D. , 44'- Y -fc LQ . ,, , FN ff' K 4 , 1 KET at ff 2' -92 ,cfi.wifmfws -4 5 P096 ll

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Flo Papritz is the 1956 Queen of the Green. The annual award is given to the most person- able, popular and pretty girl in the freshman class. The new queen was crowned by her cousin Margo Huebner, 1955 freshman queen, at a dance ending freshmen orientation. Dr. Brandenburg gives formal invitation to Merle M. Hale, Grand Master of Nebraska A. F. and A. M., to lay the cornerstone for the new WSTC dormitory in special laying ceremonies. Named J. T. Anderson Hall, the modern structure will have suitable room for l04 single women and 28 mar- ried students. K G 1, fve- is if fad! Religious Emphasis Week activities got under- way with Father Edmond, C. Walsh, asst. director of Boys Town, addressing WSTC students at con- vocation. Fother Walsh met with religious leaders throughout the week. Theme for the three-day af- fair was Christ, the Center of our Lives.