Wayne State College - Spizz Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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N... l 'ffm i i., , Q9 . aff,-M '37 if tw JACKIE VICTOR Aside from being valedictorian of her class, Jackie has found time to participate in campus activities. The home economics major plans a late May wedding and even- tually a teaching career. Teege will teach when she completes her four year term at Wayne. Majoring in music and minoring in English, she hopes to do graduate work in music in the future. Fourth junior in Who's Who, Bill plans on entering pre-medicine upon the com- pletion of his four years on the WSTC campus. TH ELMA WILCOX BILL WOLLENHAUPT Page 23

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SHARON MOHAR gy. , ,V , SH -v ,Q -i,-0, y V .n ow TED TOW Page 22 A if ,,.l:m -' -he i- ,e A 1 E : Q i z S i i BILL TAYLOR A music major, Sharon is one of the four juniors named. She plans to use her musical ability in the field of edu- cation upon graduating. The other veteran gaining recognition is Bill Taylor. He plans to do further work in the commercial field next year. Bill has a major in commerce with minors in economics and speech. A teaching profession lies ahead of Ted in the fall. He is a social science major with a minor in journalism. Ted has gone through three full terms and two summer sessions to attain a senior ranking.

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Page 24 Sherrie Dalton holds a hand- kerchief over what was voted the scantiest costume at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the Goldenrod. On the right, general chairman Chris Cross acted as Marryin' Sam throughout the evening, giving away marriage certifi- cates. The Goldenrod sponsored event featured the crowning of Wayne Kurpjuweit and Kelley Jannsen as king and queen of Dogpatch. Here the royal couple are seated in the spacious throne room of the1r newly acquired castle. As per usual, Dick Glidden and Clarice Nelson walked away with top honors in the iitterbug contest. Music for the evening was furnished by the Trend Trio.