Wayne State College - Spizz Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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Dr. M. J. Hassel, dean of WSTC students, congratu- lates Duane Meyer on being named winner of a S300 Vita Craft scholarship. Gary Tuttle received a S150 bonus from the cooking ware company for super salesmanship during the summer. Presenting the Trend Trio. The Stater trio per- forms at college dances as well as towns in the sur- rounding area. John Bowen, Stuart Buell and Paul Rim- ovsky have all had profes- sional experience in the en- tertainment field. 3 i v Ray Kiihne and Erik Rodke won two of four rounds to lead WSTC de- baters during the Wayne invitational debate tourna- ment. Colleges and univer- sities in six states gathered on campus for the annual tourney. Page

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'E? C7 -F Homecoming Royo Ity Page I6 ii 4 Koren Estes, Freshman Attendan' Peg Goodwin, Sophomore Attendartf Jeannie Hummel, 1956 Homecoming Queen Morto Mignery Hughes, Senior Attendant Shoron Mohor, Junior Attendant

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Page l8 53' i JANICE BENTON . M f' Q6 Jr. V.. BRAD BIGELOW Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities One of the most sought after honors and major achievements for upperclassmen on the WSTC campus or any other campus in Amer- ica is the distinction of being named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Nominations for the honor are made by mem- bers of the junior and senior class and the faculty from juniors and seniors carrying a B average or better. These leaders are recognized on the basis of scholarship, in colleges and universities leadership in extra-curricular and academic activities, character and promise of future usefulness to business and society. Twelve seniors and four juniors were named to the honor this year. Each of the l6 s - cate of recognition, recognition in the annual publication of Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities, benefits of a student placement bureau, and the privilege of wear- ing a key emblem of theorganization. tudents receive a certifi