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F , . , EL BAHR Nebraska Western College Scottsbluff, Nebraska Gay Humphrey, Editor ,ii -'vwsfzxf-. X. ,Q-: 1 w -1. A ' 1 1 i . 1 ,f -N--,B QE,- , -L ,p l,..,a1v:z:1w.:-,.r11ifsiw-' ' ww 'w ' ' ' ,, 1, '. , :mm :Num mfsrmqssssfaeisawsresigzzsalsegfwwauf522fziffmwfmwsifa saggy :xwwifw-fu--af -ww ww.-za.-f'nw-weww Qf: f: mlm-, fwwwe ww-ww, M ,, U ,UM ,,,,:,,,,:,,.1,,,,,,1 X WMM ,,w,U,,x, U MM,,,,, is 'iii Mrs. Alice Anderson Administrative Secretary 1-xg f'x.s Mrs. Coral Richards Secretary to the President Nebraska Western College Registrar Retires One of the most valuable in- structors of Nebraska Western Col- lege, Miss Marie Rennecker, will retire from her position as registrar this year. During her many years with the college, she has served as Student Council sponsor, Associated Women Students' sponsor, and social chair- man of the faculty. Miss Rennecker, who was head of the English department, received her BA from Kearney State College and her MA from Colorado State College. .ABS- Mrs. Alice Braaten Secretary to the Dean if Boasts a Select Faculty for Advancing Student Education. Mr. Alex Easton Dean Newly appointed dean of Nebraska Western, Mr. Alex Easton, gained his BS from Dickenson State College and his ME from the University of North Dakota. During the past year, Mr. Easton served as director of Student Personnel. Mr. Henry Hayen, director of ac- tivities and head of the department of education earned his AB from Westmar College, his MA from Colo- rado State College, and holds a liihi - iii' MX Mr. Henry Hayen Education Certificate in Education. Mr. Don Nagel Adult Education Members of the 1968-1969 Nebraska Western College School Board are- Standung: Mr. Clem O. Wimberly, Mr. W. Douglas Gilbaugh, Mr. Roland E. Warner and Mr. Shelby E. Fleenor. Seated: Dr. Milton L, Green, Mr. Frank J. Kleager and President of the college Dr. William J. Ptacek. vii Q-Q Mr. James Compton Business Four skilled instructors make up the business department at the college. Mr. Walter Lukenbach, who heads the business depart- ment, earned his BS from Nebraska University, his MA from Iowa Uni- versity and has done graduate work at Colorado University. Other office and business skills are taught by Mr. Daniel Fleenor, who holds a BA and MA from Colorado State College, Mr. James Compton, who earned his BS from the University of Nebraska, and Mr. Kenneth Maiwald, who received his BA from Kearney State College and his MS from the University of Wyoming. Mr. Walter Lukenbach Business Mr. Daniel Fleenor Office Training gi Mr. Kenneth Maiwald Business C 3 Mrs. Janet Farmer English l 7--Y H .1 'W-LJ, s 'WW unno- Mr. Wayne Schumacher Literature I fii' T Mr. Loren Bell English -'Q-.,, 'I' English courses offered at Ne- braska Western play an important part in the studies of the student. New to the system this year is Mrs. Janet Farmer. She holds a BS from West Texas State and an MA from Texas Tech. Other phases of literature and English are taught by Mr. Loren Bell, who holds a BA and MA from Adams State College, and Mr. Roy Doerfler, who gained his BS from San Francisco University, Mr. Doerfler, also an instructor in art, did graduate work at Colorado State College. Mr. Wayne Schumacher holds a BA and MA from Fort Hays Kansas State College. He is an instructor in literature. A Li . '4- . 2 , .17 Tri' f fi, 5: , , H Jim EC ......., pm L ...EBT nf-fr mi fu S Mr. Roy Doerfler English 81 Art sxsx iii Many challenges are offered by instructors in the fields of math and science. Heading the depart- ment of life sciences is Mr. Arthur Russell. He received a BS degree from Chadron State College, his MS from the University of Nebraska and has done advance study at the University of Texas. Also instructing in the field of science are Mr. John Koch, Mr. Larry Yarnell and Mr. Virgil King. Mr. Koch received his BS from Wayne State College and his MS from Kansas State College. Mr. Yarnell holds an AB and has done graduate work at Colorado State College. After receiving his BS from Chad- ron State College, Mr. Virgil King continued his education, receiving his MS from the University of Utah. lnstructing classes in mathematics are Mr. Jerry Lee and Mr. Peter 5325 eg-A' ef- Cook. Mr. Cook holds a BS and MS degree from Chadron State College. Mr. Lee gained his BA from Chadron State College. He is also the golf coach for Nebraska Western. Classes in fine arts offer many new ways in which a student may express himself. Heading the music department is Mr. William French. He received his BM and MM from the University of Nebraska. Mrs. William French also teaches various classes in music, in addition to giv- ing private instruction. She holds a BM and BME from the University of Nebraska. lnstructing classes in journalism is Mr. Seymour Kopf, who holds an MS from Long Island University. Courses in speech are taught by Mr. Dan Steadman, who holds a BA degree from Chadron State College. wc i Esfli 1 .2 Mr. Seymour Kopf Journalism Mrs. Marilyn French Music N Mr. Peter Cook Mathematics wig f 1 ' ' - Mr. Jerry Lee Mathematics f Mr. Virgil King Physical Science Mr. Arthur Russell Bio. Science Mr. Larry Yarnell Chemistry Mr. John Koch Biology A.. Mr. Roger Green Economics Heading the department of so- cial sciences is Mr. R. .lay Roberts. He holds a BS from Nebraska Wes- leyan, an MA from Colorado State College, and has done graduate study at the University of Wyoming and Colorado State College, Mr. D. K. Harvey, instructor of political science and sociology, gained his BS and MS from Chad- ron State College. Economics and other social sci- ence classes are taught by Mr. Rog- er Green. Mr. Green received his BS from Chadron State College, and his MA from Denver Uni- versity. Mr. Walter Crumbliss holds a BA from Nebraska Wesleyan, a BS and MS from the University of Nebraska, and has done graduate work at the Universities of Virginia and Wyoming. He is an instructor in psychology. Mr Walter Crumbliss Psychology - i A i l u I l s, ,l in 1. , . 1. :.: J , V t , . . g ' it ii ' ' - ' . V.. gl 6 A,Y, l '1 se , in , Mrs. Margaret Fitzmorris Physical Education Keeping the college en- trance clean is iust part L. of a cIay's work for ian- X itors George Hein and l ' , au Victor Prime. .lg-Z Serving as head basketball coach for Nebraska Western is Mr. Shelby Edwards, who holds a BA and NMA from Colorado State College. He also teaches men's physical education and engineer drawing. Women's physical education is taught by Mrs. Margaret Fitzmorris. She gained her BA degree from the University of Denver. A ' if , , , . Assisting students in the college library are Mrs Margy Martin who received her BA from the University of Denver and Miss Wilma Ziettlow, who holds a BA from the University of Nebraska Marie Hinman, Elsie Kraft and Mabel Henderson find meal prepar ation much easier in the lovely, new kitchen. ACTIVITIES I g 1 l 1 l Scottsbluff and Surrounding Areas Glimp S9 at K I A la 1 Members of Twenty-Plus Choir are: Judy Hamburg, Nora Downer, Roxi Whitford, Jim Herrera. Third row: Leslie Trupp, Ken Griffith, Dave King, Clark, Linda Edwards, Mary Ann Walker, Kathy Jones, Cindy Wiedeman, Delores Saucedo, Andrea Thompson, Monetfe Grasmick, Tom Bottom, Lee Nancy Walters, and Jenny Benavidez. Second row: Rex Hacker, Sol Rubottom,and Mike Kembel. Masid, John Acevedo, Jerry Angel, Mike Martens, Steve Dolberg, Alan iii 1 ,, K: New vw 5 -if - i Directing the Nebraska Western chorus, pep band and Twenty-Plus Choir is Mr. William French, who holds a BM and MM de- gree trom the University ot Nebraska. The Cougar Vitality Through Bomol, Choir 'fj' in i'v!nrfi5 W y ll Our photographer catches Allen Nazerenus and Mike Kembel hard at work during one of their many practice sessions. Smiling faces prove Y Q'.,,,e.lI. ' that rehearsal isn't all work. The women's section along with the entire choir, performed Eliiah for the public on May 4th. Even when there is a break in practice, Vicki Williams, Jerry Angel, and Judy Hamburg keep a watchful eye on their director. Sadie Glotz Daze Frolic Kicks Off the Fall School Year, A tug of 'war usually isn't this dirty, but when it is Sadie Glotz Daze, and when there is a mud hole, well one can get very dirty in a very few minutes. A ll Si Starting off the fall school sea- son was the annual Sadie Glotz Daze. Activities of the evening in- cluded a tug of war, good food served in the cafeteria, and a dance held in the gym. Heading the list of activities on tap for spring was the Cougar Follies. Each organization presented a skit and a trophy was awarded to the organization showing the most talent. The trophy was then placed in the trophy case to await the next Cougar Follies. 'F 1 Cougar Follies Are Part of the Exciting Spring Activities iii Our Nebraska Western beauty gets a little assistance from his friends. The dress is lovely, but Ken has some trouble keeping it together. Roger Leafgreen holds the trophy which was presented to the Distributive Education organization for showing the most talent in the Follies. ml -it Here comes Ken again, this time with his tricycle, riding at light- 3 'l ning speed across the stage. W XX XX W XX, ' W X WQQX,XdXQ3wHf'1XWL5XvjfXwmWQX,2QjM5fX XXsfXm2XW,'X1g. 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I M Hwsw -M X -XX W X X , ,, X Yflw ,.XXfX1Q X ,y'?'w 'XX:',g.m5' -LW A A X , ,XL X Em F 1 ' ?T93'7'.:w S X XX X X QWXQXXXX, ' nz ,X X X X, ,Xs X A MaryAnn Walker Receives Crown During Holiday Dance Holiday festivities were highlighted by the presentation of five lovely coeds who were slected as finalists in the first Miss Nebraska Western contest. The girls: Bev Miss Gail Martin l Miss Cindy Wiedeman i 1 i Miss Paula Wells Nichols, Gail Martin, MaryAnn Walker, Paula Wells and Cindy Wiedeman, were selected by a vote of the student body and presented as finalists at the Christmas assembly. The Christmas Formal served as setting for the crowning of Miss Nebraska Western, MaryAnn Walker. Miss Bev Nichols Nebraska Western College's Big Penny Carnival Draws Deputy Mike Bruce and Sheriff Dave King await a busy eveni of arrests in Student Council's Jail. This year tor the first time, an all-college penny carnival was held. Organizations were invited to en- ter and booths were set up and decorated in the cafeteria. Several organization booths are pictured here, those not shown are Booster Club's Kissing Booth, DE's nickel throw, Phi Beta Lambda's camera raffle, Sophomore Class Sweet Stand, and a Free-for-all game of Pass the Body. Coke and pop- corn was there for everyone along with a thriving game of BINGO headed by Student Council. CHL lar '19 Sponsored by the Freshman Class, the Marriage Booth offered a 10 license to eager couples. QI ily- 5142: Y Sy- I ' , ll ft, --ite. 4 1 , 1 .Q , - --1 ' Q.. VE 3. t Ace Backer is anxious to marry Les Carter as Lee Rubottom officiates. Ace did convince Les and a few months later they became Mr. and Mrs. for real! Students to Active Participation in 0rganization's Booths. i W ,4 pri Tlmgisx Kim! Cindy Wiedeman guards Phi Theta Kappa cakes before the big cake walk where cakes seem to disappear quite fast. Henry Hayen, Activities Director is literally creamed at Booster Club's Pie Throw-a big hit of the evening! Q' it L Q 1 '11, 'ht Q5 dw., i Goodies of all kinds turned up at Student Education Associa- tion's Food Booth to tempt hungry students. Are you sure? Lee Rubottom questions a couple before taking the big step and vows at the Marriage Booth. Pie Throwing Continues with Mr. Compton Next in Line. -ah Mike Riley readies himself for a fuceful of whipped cream at the pie throwing booth at the Penny Ca rnival. Mr. Compton takes quite Cl beating as students keep the pies coming ot the Penny Carnival. f qs f., . ff'Lgs,,...Q 5.5 'cs Q U. - Students take a look at the many games and activities while in the background, girls sell a variety of baked goods. Christmas Formal Adds to Holiday Season Stu Rusch and his ddfe, DOHUISSI1 5fl'iCkeff 70119 C1 bfeflk Several hours of work by the members of the Student Council from dancing to enioy cz snack from the l'efI'eShmSfIY idble- resultedin an enioyable evening for students of NWC. Students and their dates, relaxing between dances, TOUCH T0 the atmosphere found at the Christmas find the decorations of red and green add a special F0l'm0ll-Music was provided by the Dynamics. , A :K- 'nl ,122 r --W 1442! nlntez- '-x gl' A Typical Western Theme ls Used for the A: 1 -re V i Iffiieggrg- - - ,wi Y. if. -'ff Giesifsizsfh V- 1 422. v A , -P-.S ' . 4. .- Liwv WJ wh A S55-rw , ' xeygxgi fx I I . A 4 -, - ai' e Z :. , f., ,. , L'i'?4'1' ,... 5 - eg , Nebraska Western College Homecoming Homecoming iust wouldn't be complete without a parade, and the Nebraska Western homecom- ing was no exception. A western theme was used and students at- tended classes dressed in western attire. 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XKX Sf 'XXX-f X X X XXXXX. mum- Xu Jan Carter Is Named Best Dressed Coed tor 1968-1969 Full was the setting for many activities, including a contest to name the Best Dressed Coed ot Nebraska Western Col- lege. Six girls were nominated by members of the El Bohr staff, who sponsored the contest, and were voted on by the student body. The girls were iudged on their poise and personality, as well as dress. Miss Jan Carter was selected the Best Dressed Coed. The other nominees were Candy Hamilton, Gail Martin, Diane Miller, Nancy Mowery, and Faye Sessler. Miss Gail Martin Miss Faye Sessler Miss Diane Miller Homecoming Royalty Tapped Homecoming, 1969, produced a new king and queen for Nebraska Western College. Miss Mary Miller and Mr. Bob Byrd were crowned at half time ceremonies during the homecoming basketball game. Miss Miller, who is from Scottsbluff, is a cheerleader this year, and is also active in many organizations of the college. Mr. Byrd, who hails from Cheyenne, Wyoming, is a part of many activities, as well as a member of the Cougar basket- ball team. During Half Time Ceremonies. The new king and queen pause with their attendants while our photographer snaps the picture. Shown here, attendants Cindi Wiedeman and Rick Gwaltney, Queen Mary Miller and King Bob Byrd, attendants Diane Miller and Ken Griffith. A radiant king and queen stop to have their picture taken immediately following the crowning ceremonies. Students crowd the dance floor and swing to the music provided at the Homecoming dance. 'iii u , u 9 - :- Q X A ' r 1 El'-1 l l 'Q is ' ' 'RQ ., . in T it A i lll I nf: 'Y , -N,, r- ff l l g l l sfa i' '.,W. , .. W .. V . .. 'tlfl L L1': ' WWTF' ffFt 'f'f'A . 'J J 1 , : ' I f .. g r ' , ' A' ' s i .em C t im 5Pol rkle Shows 3 H gf '5E':f-TJl'3'L 1-1-ffffg V 1 1 'J .,n, mm-, ., r, l ll' V' ' Z C' Booster Club sponsors the NWC .'f'7!TE'?:1-'Y if-XZ' Y 'i i ll 4? -V it it I' H, A ' li L... . ' ,, 7 s i eff so S- 'A .. 5. ,52VQfl:13L.' ii? f i' Nebraska Western Cougarettes are: Cameron Palmer, Gail Martin, Rita Stahl, Carol Hamlet, Judy Reed, Karen Hamlet, Sandy Sloma, Bev Nichols, Nora Downer, and Dannien Hill. Not pictured: Captain Barb Birdsong. iii. Chain reactions lbegin as Karen Hamlet, far left, kicks. The girls follow suit kicking one by one until all of the Cougarettes kick in a circular chorus line. And that is how it is done! Cougarettes, an action team who performs during Cougar half times and cheers the players on to vic- tory. At the beginning of the school year tryouts are held and lO to l-4 girls are named as Cou- garettes. The girls practice two to three times a week and present two routines at each game. A sea- son highlight was the North Platte Junior College-Nebraska Western College game at North Platte. By special invitation, the Cougarettes attended a pre-game supper given in their honor by the North Platte Junior College Pom Pom Girls in North Platte. The girls exchanged ideas and later during game half time, NWC's Cougarettes provided entertainment. Pom poms fly as the Cougarettes tap out a snappy routine in the new gymnasium. -:'fT .Xe ,.-- gif'-m. ' V . ' ,fi . '- P' 1 ' 'ff' '- . V ,. ,, 1. 'E ff , I , - , .ff ' ' sv . .1 ff f- sy 'Q' ' f 'J' ' 1 1' -. Energy and Spirit Boosted by Cheerleaders Boosting the spirit of team members, pep club, cmd spectators are the 1968- 69 cheerleaders. Sporting new outfits this season, the cheerleaders add the finishing touches to an exciting game. Many hours of practice are required for perfection, including the changing of many cheers once used to enhance the spirit of SBCC team members to a rousing yell for the team of newly named Nebraska Western College. Introducing the 'I968-69 cheerleaders of Nebraska Western College: kneeling, Julie Van Noy, Diane Miller, Janet Littleiohn. Standing: Pat Hauschild, Mary Miller, and Connie Becking. Faculty and Students Work to Make WB- m if sinounied I N mmm u :gm H227- ll WIDE lv., 5 heal ....... fs It looks as though the girls have a big job ahead of them as they help Mr. Russell move to new facilities. Students move laboratory equipment from the old building into a waiting truck. Many volunteered their time to transport material to the new campus. 32 January 3'lst will stand out as a special day in the minds of many Nebraska Western students. This was the day students said good- by to the half-century-old building which had formally housed Scotts- bluff College, and stepped through the doors of the new, circular 52,700,000 Nebraska Western Col- lege. On moving clay, some students operated trucks between the old building and the new campus, while others helped to load and unload equipment. The work was hard and the hours long, but everyone agrees it was worth every minute of work. Rita Stahl and Bev Nichols assist the skeleton through the door of the old building. He now may be found at home in the new laboratory. M-Day Successful me Students get an early start on moving clay by clearing library materials and equipment from the old annex Silence surrounds the old building, and moving day comes to a close as Dr. Ptacek locks the doors for the last time. Farewell Rickity Old Building Bev Nichols We'll miss you, clear old college, as we move to the new from the old. We'll miss your wasps in summer and radiators that quit when it's cold. We'll miss your battle-scarred old desks and cracks on plaster halls, We'll miss your one o'clock serenade when the chorus sings through the walls We'll miss your empty coke machines and candy that won't come out, We'll miss your floors that creak and cry when any soul trudges about. We'll miss our poker in the lounge and the money we lost and bet, We'll miss your lockers that shut and stuck, and the books that are in them yet We'll miss our teacher's frantic looks when they had twenty chairs too few, We'll miss looking out windows in lecture halls and the fun in row fifty-two. We'll miss our football on your lawn and your mudholes and signs of decays, We'll miss your trusty parking lot-we were often trapped there for days. We'll miss your drafty corners and your fountains that don't work We'll miss your bannisters that fall, your every nasty quirk. Yes, we'll miss you dear old college, where we have gone so long, We'll miss you for a little while, but I promise, not for long!!! P.S. Amen! Student Action Committee See Plans Become Reality As While looking through the fac- ulty offices, we find Paula Wells hard at work. On Monday morning, February 3rd, the plans ofthe Student Action Committee became a reality as students began attending classes in the new college. The Action Committee, formed in March of 1965, consisted of'stu- dents from the junior college, co- ordinated by the faculty. They began plans which have led to our new campus. Parades and booster trips helped to promote the plans for a cbunty college and, by April of 1966, plans for a new campus were completed. After voters approved a 31,700,000 bond issue, ground was broken for the new college. Construction ran ahead of schedule during the entire building period, which enabled us to move into the new building at the beginning of the second semester of this school year, 1968-1969. Move to the Nebraska Western Campus Is Completed -tf5u'lf'.fs. 1 m lv ,t N,?fs7!,,W t 5 F V V as J H - -, lewig ' W Mr. Russell finds seating students a bit confusing on the first day in the new building. Proud students leave the beautiful new building after completing their first day of studies. Everyone enioyed relaxing between classes in the lovely lounge area. Ip-U-. 1 l . lil 'fi' .l l l 4 J L-. '21, ,ill A lffillezl fyyff, fi 5,14 ,sf-A ie fa'- Lv-1 ,121 ft E31 'ffifsil hills- if liggislst . tv a '. l ef, . ' - all, 5 'lflir Q ,, A r 1-.4 . ,- 1.1 tif? ,feel Two volunteers work hard unloading boxes in the book room. Students worked most of the weekend to get ready for the first day of classes in the new building. Open House Activities Draw Thousands to New College, Many enioyed touring through the beautiful lounge area. Tours were organized and conducted by Student Council members. People from Scottsbluff and sur- rounding areas stood in line, many waiting for hours, to view the in- terior of the new college. Weekend activities started with a dance, sponsored by the faculty, in appreciation to those students who gave their time to help move from the old building to the new campus. Tours, organized by mem- bers of the Student Council con- tinued through Sunday, and a con- cert by the college choir was pre- sented to the public on Sunday evening. Highlighting the entire weekend was the concert presented by the Serendipity Singers. This is the first time a concert of this type has been presented at Nebraska Western College. What is it like to be a college president? This boy decides to try out the desk of our President and see. M. i N Music for the dance was provided by the Fobaloos The dance was held in appreciation to those students who helped move to the new campus Hours pass while people wait to take the tour of the new building. About 10,000 toured the college during the open house. Weekend Highlighted with Concert by Serendipity Singers Ads' -F and introducing FRANK HALL 38 x Student Council Brings Name Band to Entertain at Spring ' l The Downbeats from Kansas City give their all in sound display inside a blue-green clam at the Spring formal. Upon entering the gym, couples found themselves transformed into an underwater world by decorations done in a sea motif. Judy Hamburg and her date Bob Bubak rest in candlelight at fringed tables beneath a ceiling of twisted crepe paper. May 10 marked the day of the Spring Formal for 1969. Student Council sponsored the dance and decorations took on a sea green and blue cast in the circular gym. Students constructed a giant clam and set up displays for the eve- ning. Serving at the dance were women from NWC's Faculty Wives' Club. The Downbeats en- tertained everyone in this day of soul, and there were even several co-eds sporting the dressy evening variation of the bell-bottom pants. La i l Stu Rusch, Bonnie McKee, Diana Seip, and Mike Lewellen enioy the atmos phere only a formal dance and dreamy setting can give. Formal-The First on The New Campus-an Eventful Dance. Just starting, a crowd begins to gather on the dance floor as the night cuts loose-in the band's peal and the duncer's sway. l Punch is cool and scrumptious after a dance and Mrs. Ptacek, wife of NWC President, Dr. William Ptacek, happily serves a couple. The night rolls on, and the students are not going to miss one dance, unless hunger strikes or legs give out, and sometimes it does happen. Commencement Day, l969, Sees First and Largest Class wav, U ,A i l,fm?s,f t y iq l at tilt ie!- All st Z X ig WWQS The anticipation of graduation is almost over. Members of the graduating class of 1969 file into the theatre for the commencement ceremonies. -..-....-.... -- -' Students begin filling the Little Theatre for the 37th annual commencement at Nebraska Western College. NV: t, .I tilja wi'-.1 t IU my if ,F - I Dr. William J. Ptacek, president of the college, delivers his address to the graduating class of'l969. W Y To Be Graduated from the New, Ultra-Modern Building. On May 24th, 104 students were graduated from Nebraska West- ern College. The class of 1969 was honored by being the first class to graduate from the new building. Senator Richard Marvel from Hastings was the guest speaker. In his address to the graduating class, Senator Marvel stressed the importance of coordination in higher education. Coordination is profitable to administration as well as students, and is necessary for understanding between students and faculty. Honored at the commencement exercises were Ken Griffith, who was named outstanding student, and Miss Vicki Hampton, a fresh- man student, who was given a full tuition honor scholarship to Ne- braska Western College. . ,f I lax t ii I i l X x xx v N ' x ' l Nqr lit? RW? sv- 'G M, Guest speaker, Senator Richard Marvel of Hastings, stresses the need for coordination in high er education in his address to graduating students. Jan Ingram, .lo Mundt and Vicki Hampion served as usheretfes at the commencement exercises. Graduation Cffers Many Exciting Administrative personnel and guests arise as the grad- uating class makes their entrance. A long line of anxious students forms in the halls of Nebraska Western College as they await the processional. Challenges To Students. Yi Jo Mundi fakes time f r o m her duties as usherette fo discuss future graduation plans wiih Sol Masid. Both are freshmen at Nebraska Western College. Vocal selections were provided by Linda Edwards, Nora Downer, Monehe Grasmick, Jenny Benavidez, Andrea Thompson, Judy Hamburg, Mary Ann Walker, and Cindy Wiedeman. All eighf girls are members of Twenty Plus. SPORTS - I - V ,.V V.u:w,, V , f --165. V. ,, 4- V,. -, W. V. ' f'e-ggi. , 2- ,qf3'3n??-5 -. V , - 'n-'ffifiin -.1 -1 Q .ff - ' fi-sag -- A - .NA , , . -,. .,-.4-QQVX, 4.-sg-his V ' -,fly V -, -Vf ' t57!P3x1Q::-WMS -- - fr--T W5-ps: - -'43-:fri- '- , . ' . -I-M'-R - X. -nifiif ., 'Bl' ' ,.. -. .V V .-. 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K.5,.4-,XV , - ' V Q-Ya lx? ww- mf 72-gfz,-,J-.--,H f'-,VH---5., ..V.. :V: ..f..--',g,.-Q A-ffl--1.j3.',-,f.-5,g,.--- , -Vg:-M - .- . .Q N H1,fVgi5i.,-,g-.-,.y:5V--.--Q-,E-444,51 ,-,.',i:-:, 1 .- ,, -:i.3xj.g?.:e5 - - - - - - V. - --1 --rf--. -- ,-rw.-9 -- V- ' f 'P-,af 1' - ---FN . - -- .N -ff.-AmVc.--vw.-ikh--Vl'51v9V5V 'wx-21QXQHAQ-.-gimfa-it-giivf'gy3.53V1.1-piggy-'-Q--9A-51.-.7gn'.'g-gf. -n 1 Cougars See Bright Hope for New Modern Cougardome We l' -fi -i L O -i Above: Cougar coaches Edwards and Schumacher. Right: Cougars and Cougar mascot. Opposite Page- Top left: Pat Hauschild and Bob Byrd. WP , Top right: Connie Becking, Scotty Jones and James Larsen Miss? i :- 5 - UNE 1 . K Bottom: Cougar cheerleaders and basketball team. V run LL If ik N ,-' u. TI G ik MLM 2 .,,. 1f3.l.:m 5, 41 sie: Msifwx W' V5 A L1 3M sf 59 2- 2 Q 5. : 2 2 15- A 1V , . .,rQ x Q 1 'Nwxg -YQ- I HHH O -7:-V ', ff. 'f -4 -Digg: ,Pg-I' F' , - lf- Q,-'J' .gfirgbsmggr ,. , 9 fx! F ' W' . if ' .uve ? aim, 5 'G' Aa 1-P' Z' 1 ' i P ,, Q., 'lui q'A- W ggi xli- U iq mf f l f g 'X V , luzl W X. -41 , H H 1' ff'f 17F Q J. N1 ,p- I .wfn F3 y ,, 5- giuam-'T MM it if r 4 X N' r I' Opposite Puge- Top left: Julie VonNoy, Mike Pennie cmd Larry Klien Top right: Mciry Miller ond Roger Leafgreen. Above left: Janet Liftleiohn, John Seidel and Bob Byrd. Above right: Diane Miller with Jerry Metcalf. Right: Chorley Borr. 11.-.f -- Qw- Z' I u U 5-. ,- fd-.L.p , f ..--wif' 1- -4., K -f A --' ,L ' A 20-Yolrcl Gain Q15 if-Lf A Y y'5133:?: g I A f 1 1 my W aff W 1 1 , , 1 4-1 fm ' Q 11 , , xx ,,....-f' ' Y ' Y 3, ,., :- nj, ' V J 5-,-3.'-Sig :A , 1 '?. 5 Bi H 1 Opposite Puge- Bottom left: Mike Pennie. Bottom right: Scotty Jones. Above left: Bill McForley with Scotty Jones. Above right: Terry Micek with Randy Knox. Sn. Bottom right: John Seidel. ll Dm v l N x. ll 1 it i V ' mf: .... ,A i 1 -, 1, ii .,,.. it .,. H , Q R X . , ..,., in .. 4 g t i ami? ., W f - - Y ,, I ff.. eo ii 4 F 'N :Q f. i it 1 Q -' Nebraska Western Cougar Golfers Have Swinging Time The Coach The Golfers gli? 1 2 , up -211 752' W! M.. j, H A m RF -5 V -HX 5, 1 '55 wx uw g PM Q. was vw H 5 - , W' L ' 7 ' H, , N -f '11 - Q 5 , - Y ,Qi ' 24.21, A . w P Qu., N , ' 1 - -, .- , ,, - Sk :sf:.1,Q:'2 , ' 'RFQ cfh- ' J! 34, Hrs. 4 E55 f ggi: Q Q . . . Team Statistics . . . Team Points Scores Home Opponent Jones 400 York 75 90 Larsen 341 No. Platte 100 80 Norfolk 55 70 Blehm l23 Lamar 54 96 Byrd 60 Trinidad 87 70 Pennie 503 Norfolk 73 105 Fairbury 107 95 Klien 81 Nebr. Frosh 59 93 MCFCH-ley 371 Casper 49 81 Seidel 166 West Wyo. 83 95 Sheridan 79 117 MGTCGW 7 Powell 74 107 No. Eastern 77 105 No. Platte 80 87 York 74 104 McCook 70 74 Lamar 74 82 No. Eastern 56 80 Sheridan 78 76 Powell 81 110 1 No. Platte 1 1 1 86 West Wyo. 76 70 Fairbury 88 74 Trinidad 91 85 Norfolk 94 76 Nebr. Frosh 75 89 Casper 63 82 McCook 77 83 York 113 109 Trinidad 67 94 .dwg ETD-H f Sw -mx., Games 52 ,KWNFP - W' Ml' ' HTHIU QE'-nf mf 2 I :.,. People -ian. , nE KW- ' - nga? , -' 5. 53533-,yisid Sill sawn mfilf f m4M 1 iii .1-nss+Qaz'fsz'm1u: A H T Ploly f Q. ,-. A ' Im miie www l ORGANIZATICDNS mg -2 xsgzgfm . 'ff x-,mm 56' NEJWE xx I K, f S ' , sl' si? 1 i N , w 5, .s v-'k k 45+ ws 'N 5 L ,Ei mp: '. ' M xr- fy S 522122 f . H 5 t I 74 K A U.. I Q ,i,i 1 A ' 'K 5. ...: : 55 . 'emma -up ...Q Shown: President Ken Griffith. K. 1 if . K .. il Wm Everyone pitches in on moving day and Karen Severson is no excepfion as sl'1e carries supplies. Student Council officers are: Secretary Judy Reed, Vice-President Roxi Clark, and Treasurer Mary Ann Walker. Not 4 we NWC's Eleven Who's Who Students Represent Campus Sophomore and Freshman Officers Lead Student Body .07 Upper lett-- Sophomore class officers are: President Roger Leafgreen, Vice-President Dale Mitchell, Secretary Les Sorensen, and Treasurer Don Haworth. Lower right-Freshman class officers are: President Lee Rubottom, Vice-President Sandy Sloma, Treasurer Dave Karsten, and Secretary Cheryl Pauley. Eleven Nebraska Western Col- lege sophomores appear in the I968-69 edition of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERI- CAN JUNIOR COLLEGES. This hon- or goes to outstanding student leaders of about 600 iunior col- leges in the United States. Receiv- ing Who's Who certificates at the May 23, I969 NWC gradua- tion were: Bob Byrd, dentistry, Nora Downer, music education, Ken Griffith, secondary education, Ed Heil, accounting, Roger Leaf- green, business education, Gail Martin, iournalism, Rose Mosid, literature, Judy Reed, business ed- ucation, Mike Riley, psychology, Mary Ann Walker, speech, Cyn- thia Wiedeman, business admini- stration. These 'I969 Who's Who graduates are pictured on the op- posite page, 63. Bob Byrd Nora Downer A l Ed Heil Roger Leafg reen qu- Judy Reed Mike Riley ., Ken Griffith Gail Ma rfin All N !'5' Mary Ann Walker Rose Ma ry Masid ggi Cynthia Wiedemcm Honorary Societies Set Academic Example for Students Nebraska Western College's two honor organizations are Phi Theta Kappa Scholastic Honorary, and Phi Beta Lambda Business Honorary. Membership is limited in both clubs by invitation only. Phi Theta Kappa sponsors the annual Meanest Teacher Contest and highlighted the year in the initiation of the student tutoring program. Phi Beta Lambda gives rattles quite often, two this year for a Kodak Instamatic, Polaroid Swinger, and a tapee recorder. Phi Theta Kappa officers ure: Sponsor Mr. Lukenbach, Historian Dale Mitchell, Treasurer Cindy Wiedeman, Secretary Judy Reed, and President Myron Funk. Not Pictured: Vice-President Melvin Hoke. Ch Phi Beta Lambda officers are: Vice-Presi- dent Harvey Kohl, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Copenhaver, and President Dan Funk. 'B -it mmf 1 W, mm -'-'L ,.,..,,,3, . ' w2e.?.:gmw: Im ..1m.,.ew Ea5'?E35l2E5H5E:S'E?UXC2?1 M , 551 l ,E -i ,M 576411, I ' iz l . . l :awe V, 9 we Top Pcuge: Phi Theta Kappa Historian Dole Mitchell speaks to parents os mem- bers listen at the spring initiotion. Above: New and old Phi Theta Kappa members take port in the ceremony. Left: President Myron Funk presides ot Phi Theta Koppu initiation. AWS and Circle K Offer Service cmd Fun Nebraska Western College's female service organization yearly sponsors a Christmas Tea for the students and faculty. They also have secret pals and exchange gifts. This year the girls also put on a free homecoming feed. As a gift to the new campus, the club donated enough money to purchase the color television set for the student body. At the year's conclusion, a surprise party honored their retiring faculty sponsor, Marie Rennecker. The common's fireplace lit up for the first time, and Miss Rennecker received a corsage, a check towards her new stero, and record albums. Promoting friendship is the goal of AWS. Circle K comprises the men's service club on the college campus. Affiliated with Ki- wanis Club, Circle K keeps busy with proi- ects throughout the year. Organization members chopped and delivered firewood on weekends, sold spirit-boosting cowboy hats, ran the royalty elections during home- coming week, held a free-throw contest for area iunior-high boys, sponsored the first NWC car rally, took under-privileged children to basketball games, and coordi- nated activities with other groups during a very busy schedule. Associated Women Students' officers are- Standing: Secretary Kathy Jones, Treas- urer Linda Todd, Vice-President Vicki Carlson, and seated, President Judy Eason, v 15 r 5 . if ' 5:3 sz if ., i fl 1 airs' lm .2 ...f WSIS' U11 18812 L 1 ll' BA' 'W we 1 .1 'Ll .yi af E P 4 fe Y E af -4,2 X Associated Women Students' member Terry Talmage stacks shelves in the library during moving day. Circle K officers are: Treasurer Ron Langhofer, Secretary Randy Caneva, Vice-President Tom Bottom, and President Bob Anderson. ,fwfr Circle K club members and sweetheart finalists are: Randy Caneva, Candy Hamilton, Sweetheart Mary Miller, Retiring Sweetheart Nancy Walters, Sandy Sloma, Sue Grove, Pat Hauschild, and Bob Anderson. Second Row: Ed Perry, Jim Staf- ford, Rod Bertram, Bob Brown, Ted Lofing, Cecil Moutray, and DaleMitchell. Clubs Benefit College, Community, and Individual Efforts The Student Education Associa- tion and Distributive Education or- ganizations c o m p r is e Nebraska Western College's education clubs. Prominent speakers appear regu- larly at SEA meetings and several students traveled to Lincoln for the state SEA convention. Distributive Education members sold ads for the EL BAHR and sent three stu- dents to Atlantic City, New Jersey for the national Distributive Edu- cation convention. Studying DE material are the Distributive Education officers: Secretary Juanita Sa- tur, Sergeant-at Arms Larry Pfeiffer, Presi- dent Paula Wells, and Treasurer Cameron Palmer. Not pictured: Parliamentarian Roger Leafgreen and Vice-President Barb Wallace. Education is definitely a key to the fu- ture as Student Education Association of- ficers can say. Officers are: Secretary- Treclsurer Linda Veal, Vice-President Shirley Parmenter, and President Linda Todd. EYE m1HF usilrs EDU A7'lUN EL Bahr Staff Works Entire Yearp Meets June Deadline. , 4- , film U , ' gf- ,J X El Bohr Editor Gay Humphrey consults with advisor Mr. Seymour Kopf over copy work for the 1969 book. Gay spends much time working with the staff in planning and preparing the Nebraska Western annual. so l Gay .Humphrey . . fi.-fEEditor-in-Chief ' i, Gay Humphrey . .l . . 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Booster Club officers are: President Mike Riley, Vice- President Bob Anderson, Treasurer Sue Grove, Secretary Kathy Jones, and Student Council Representative Pat Hauschild. Far Right: Cougar fans iam the iunior high gym during an exciting basketball session while the new NWC gymnasium, below, is being readied for games. Completed by late January, remaining games moved into the Cougar arena and the student body finally had a place of their own. 1-Ji-DWI A Ai -1 -M 1 I 1 I , ff i' ' ' fa ' k 1 lf., 'I 5, 1 ,'- W 1 . . , I 1 X!! .'. .' . g,d5,vl Yi, , ,UA A Al is ,Wi is fl K L 1 i Li 9 , P 31, 4....:AL,,,f -vakages ls.,.l, Q zations with proiects when the Booster Club Encourages Activities Involvement Nebraska Western College's Booster Club works hard through- out the year raising money to finance their activities and cheer the Cougars on whether victory or defeat is in sight. The club spon- sors the Cougarettes and cheer- leaders yearly. Functions this year include a bake sale, the sale of Sock It To 'Em Cougars booster buttons, trips to out-of-town games, a car rally to Sterling, selling con- cessions, sponsoring the Cougar Follies, and helping other organi- need arises. Booster Club's Cougar Follies skit found Ken Griffith reaching for assistance from his tricycle after colliding with another tricycle enthusiast. 4. rt rf u Penny Carnivals are fun, especially for Mike Riley, Booster Club President, who sees a lot of cream pies at the pie throw- ing booth. Maybe Mike should have stayed at Booster Club's Kissing Booth. CLASS N L L 5 E E i I 1 i P I I W 1 W 1 1 w 5 4 e 1 Robert Anderson Scottsbluff, Nebr. Jerry Bretthauer Scottsbluff, Nebr. Robert Bubak Scottsbluff, Nebr. Virginia Camacho Mitchell, Nebr. fi? - A Raelene Bardwell Bernardston, Mass. Frank Brown Scottsbluff, Nebr. Bob Byrd Cheyenne, Wyo. Kaye Carabaial Torrington, Wyo. Scott Benger Cheryl Bolzer Scottsbluff, Nebr. Mitchell, Nebr. Robert Brown Michael Bruce Mitchell, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Sophomore's Year Vicki Carlson Jan Carter Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gering, Nebr. Janet Corman Paul Curry Gering, Nebr, Morrill, Nebr. Roxanne Clark Susan Copenhaver Scottsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Timothy Daniels Richard DeForge Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gering, Nebr. Ends with Graduation from New N.W.C. Building On May 4th, 104 sophomores ended two years of study with graduation, which was held in the little theatre of the new Nebraska Western College. M a n y activities high-lighted the final year for the graduating sophomores, i n cl U d i n g exciting sports activities, a Christmas formal, the spring dance, and the presentation of MaryAnn Walker, Miss Nebraska Western, and the Best Dressed Coed of Nebraska Western, Miss Jan Carter. Mary Miller and Mike Pennie we re crowned 1969 Homecoming Royal- ty, and moving to the new build- ing kept many sophomores busy during early spring. if 4' s . K .. X , Hs.- : , -L+ l ' ' -' - ff: ' - 'Q .Q ' I' 'V i Y M., 'll 'Kl?QiifiQ F., QT if A gm l-I? ia m ' ,A '23 V' ' fi.-'u-rl f -x 1 - X 'A-'f ' 5 J '1',. if 'J QQJMPF L 4 K A 1 , A 'A' 'qui' John Dougherty Cheyenne, Wyo. Michael Durnal Bayard, Nebr. Allen Fegler Gering, Nebr. Nora Downer Gering, Nebr. David Ewing Gering, Nebr. Daniel Flammang Gering, Nebr. John Flowers Fred Franco Scoifsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Myron Funk Dennis Grcassmick Gering, Nebr. Scoifsbluff, Nebr. Kenneth Griffith Romeo Guerra Bridgeporf, Nebr. Morrill, Nebr. uaszzzfzuq, ' y if wx of aff-aaiiqzaggglm iiigggggrg, V fum. Jw52!V'5 '2wgw. umm R25 in , ' wi QW Qw,gwWWa, f ,. meg. A Q1 im , ,fgf5y5,f5Wneefr fi -2 if, , 5 ,J Q ,Magi A , ,i , ii. iii Y , il ' 3 'i?rEf i iii: me f ' - V L2. ,Q ,i ,iw ii '55-ki gy gwskfiia my Eg -55 f3'2? wr'zfi,..1 f X l v .- l 0 Flower Power?! fwqm, Wm-rw. ' 3 5 .ff Aw -1 I mfwiffiffel FELT ' i i Rick Gwaltney Cheyenne, Wyo. Karen Hamlet Mitchell, Nebr. Pat Hauschild Scottsbluff, Nebr. Ji Judy Hamburg Candy Hamilton Melvin Hoke Minatare, Nebr. Gering, Nebr. Bridgeport, Nebr. Keith Harimon Michael Haskins Lyman, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Linda Helser John Herstead Mitchell, Nebr. Mitchell, Nebr- No Karen, the green wire connects here, and the blue one over there, and . . . Vicki Hollingsworth Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gay Humphrey Scottsbluff, Nebr. Shari Ingwersen Scottsbluff, Nebr. Timothy Jerger Gering, Nebr. Kathy Jones Scottsbluff, Nebr. Allen Kind Kimball, Nebr. Roger Leafgreen Scottsbluff, Nebr. Susan Mackrill Scottsbluff, Nebr. X G -p srl David King Scottsbluff, Nebr. Sharon Little Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gail Martin Scottsbluff, Nebr. Terrance Micek Scottsbluff, Nebr. ess. Beverly Krontz Scottsbluff, Nebr. Thomas Lyons Gering, Nebr. Rose Masid Scottsbluff, Nebr. Diane Miller Scottsbluff, Nebr. Mike Landis Scottsbluff, Nebr. Rodney Mackrill Scottsbluff, Nebr. Sharon Meeker Mitchell, Nebr. Rita Miranda Mitchell, Nebr. l Keith Miwol Scottsbluff, Nebr. William McMiIlen Scottsbluff, Nebr. -'i'3'? .rl But Mr Koch how do I get them to stop growing? fif - ffm? 1wf.51iee3wif V v-Qi'-is Yi -1:9 Allen Nazarenus Jim Neuwirth Shirley Parmenter Virginia Pcifmenief Scottsbluff, Nebr. James Perry Kimball, Nebr. Steve Ramig Bayard, Nebr. Michael Riley Scottsbluff, Nebr Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gregory Peterson Gering, Nebr. William Randall Ft. Collins, Colo. Susan Robertus Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gering, Nebr. Larry Pfeiffer Scottsbluff, Nebr. Judy Reed Mitchell, Nebr. Harold Root Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gering, Nebr. Shari Prideoux Gering, Nebr. Richard Reinmuth Scottsbluff, Nebr. Max Ross Gering, Nebr. Stewart Rusch Scottsbluff, Nebr. Meredith Smith Mitchell, Nebr. Steve Schaneman Scottsbluff, Nebr. Leslie Sorensen Gering, Nebr. t .fn X. ,J 1 v W , ' l' i. f Deborah Schildt Scottsbluff, Nebr. Terry Talmage Mitchell, Nebr. wma WEE- A fW'0 Faye Sessler Mitchell, Nebr. Steven Tompsett Lyman, Nebr. wx Nancy Walters Scottsbluff, Nebr. Richard Walters Scottsbluff, Nebr. Paula Wells Scottsbluff, Nebr. Carolyn White Lander, Wyo. Alan Whitford Scottsbluff, Nebr. Cynthia Wiedeman Mitchell, Nebr. Vicki Williams Scottsbluff, Nebr. Sherryl Wilson Scottsbluff, Nebr. Barry Winchell Mitchell, Nebr. Norman Townley Gering, Nebr. MaryAnn Walker Scottsbluff, Nebr. .3 A gut . , 'ist Em Z ,EL I ,.3:'... - Jef .AT- Freshmen Anticipate New Year Full of Exciting Activities bf 'TZL9' 1 ssgsas Freshmen have been kept busy with many activities during the past year, and now anxiously await the start of the fall semester and with it, activities and obliga- tions, which will once again, keep students occupied. Many new classes will be added to the curriculum this fall, including several language courses. For the first time, students will be able to use the language lab to further their enioyment when studying new languages. I A suv' L ' 5 l a. , , g s s S Q ' ti N so 1,i,, tv N . A l l . .I . If-I Ml 1 Albro, Teri Allen, Lynn Anderson, Augustine Abel, Larry Acevedo, John Alber, Norbert Scottsbluff, Nebr. Minatare Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Bridgeport, Nebr Backer, Ace Bakken, Marla Barber, Marilyn Angel, Jerry Aschenbrenner, Lorraine Aschenbrenner, Richard Scottsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Scottsbluff, Nebr. Minqtqre, Nebr Barrett, Carole Melbeta, Nebr. Beard, John Hayes Center, Nebr. Beatty, Kelly Scottsbluff, Nebr 'Qu t 1 'QM-8 'Y gwh JR' ,gint l ,I Q... Blehm, Larry Mitchell, Nebr. Bowen, Teri Morrill, Nebr. Box, Robyn Kimball, Nebr. Brown, Patsy Bayard, Nebr. 'Z 'X 1 ,Q . .- alg- 191125121 I lluvh . nr' Ht ' t -flizfbl L .AL 5 A 61 I N an :r v 5. 'Ri 'S M Q at ..i,..E, -J' Beatty, Kortney Scottsbluff, Nebr Beck, Terry Mitchell, Nebr. Behm, Becky Minatare, Nebr. Benavidez, Jenny Scottsbluff, Nebr Bentley, Larry Bridgeport, Nebr Benzel, LeArda Scottsbluff, Nebr Betz, Robert Scottsbluff, Nebr Blackstone, Nolene Bayard, Nebr. Buchhammer, Jane Minatare, Nebr. Burbach, Mark Minata re, Nebr. Burden, Donald Gering, Nebr. Burnett, Lyn Harrisburg, Nebr. Cardona, Chris Morrill, Nebr. Ca rrell, Charlotte Scottsbluff, Nebr. Carter, Leslee Gering, Nebr. Chlopek, Sandi Minatare, Nebr. C oe, Steve n Scottsbluff, Nebr. Conyers, Roger Bridgeport, Nebr. Darnell, Carol Mitchell, Nebr. Dittenber, Laura Mitchell, Nebr. Dolberg, Steven Scottsbluff, Nebr. Donley, Michael Gering, Nebr. Dowell, Carol Scottsbluff, Nebr Dugan, Roy Gering, Nebr. Englemo n, Lo rry Scottsbluff, Nebr. Enlow, Gary Gering, Nebr. Erclman, Bcxrba ro Bayard, Nebr. Ferguson, Kay Scottsbluff, Nebr. Fincher, Walt Minatore, Nebr. Fitz, Michael Gering, Nebr. Freeman, Re bbecca Donipho n, Nebr. Gallawa, Michael Scottsbluff, Nebr. 4.-cw sv Durfee, Robert Mitchell, Nebr. Edwards, Linda Scottsbluff, Nebr. Ellis, Jerry Gering, Nebr. Ellis, Mary Scottsbluff, Nebr. IQ'-1 Z Gedney, Carol Douglas, Wyo. Gibb, Clyde Gering, Nebr. Gillcm, Jerry Scottsbluff, Nebr. Gorr, Dennis Minatare, Nebr. Green, Steven Scottsbluff, Nebr. Grove, Carolyn Scottsbluff, Nebr. Hamlet, Carol Mitchell, Nebr. Hampton, Vicki Gering, Nebr. Herbert, Melvin Hemingford, Nebr. Herrera, Jim Scottsbluff, Nebr. Hill, Dannien Scottsbluff, Nebr. Humphrey, Sandra Scottsbluff, Nebr. Ingram, Janice Scottsbluff, Nebr. Jackson, Rodney Morrill, Nebr. Johns, Franz Minatare, Nebr. Jesse, Michael Gering, Nebr. Haskell, Stewart Scottsbluff, Nebr Hayford, Kent Ogallala, Nebr. Henkel, Wayne Bayard, Nebr. Herbel, Alvin Gering, Nebr. ,- SK QM Q 1. it Kelsey, Denis Gering, Nebr. Kembel, Michael Scottsbluff, Nebr. Klein, Larry Scottsbluff, Nebr Knott, Susan Scottsbluff, Nebr. ale? ,-5 E - C it l V Y '-,- Q M A 2-iff, V: , E ,L 1 Q . -V .,,, ,.,.,.,c ' FL 4 , eff - : Q- ,Z ,-E55 1 ni W I - Q is , X X -' E- Y If . ' -. '- -im, .2 1,-L, ,. - ' 5, f il I :.. 1 , ' . r, ' a t .ie it it E Jerger, Stephen Gering, Nebr. Kampbell, Janice Mitchell, Nebr. Karsten, Dove Scottsbluff, Nebr. Ka utz, Linda Scottsbluff, Nebr. Keller, Arnold Minatare, Nebr. Keller, Vern Minatare, Nebr. Keller, Von Minatare, Nebr. Kelley, John Kimball, Nebr. Korsching, Ursula Gering, Nebr. Kraft, William Scottsbluff, Nebr, Lane, Kenny Lebanon Jct., Ky. Langhofer, Ronald Bayard, Nebr. Lebruska, Kenneth Mitchell, Nebr. Lewellen, Michael Scottsbluff, Nebr. Lewis, Joann Gering, Nebr. Littleiohn, Janet Mitchell, Nebr. H614 fi'-'L 'iv 4-5 Meyers, Rand Gering, Nebr. Mitchell, Wayne Morrill, Nebr. Monroe, Greg Thornton, Colo. Morton, Cheryl Morrill, Nebr. 9-4 Luoma, Garry Minatare, Nebr. Margheim, Tim Lyman, Nebr. Markheim, Randy Lyman, Nebr. Martinez, Margaret Lyman, Nebr. Ma sid, Sammy Bridgeport, Nebr. Mehrer, Mark Gering, Nebr. Metcalf, Jerry Scottsbluff, Nebr. Meter, Deborah Bayard, Nebr. Mya-HP McFarlancl, Vince Gering, Nebr. McKean, Barbara Gering, Nebr. McKee, Bonnie Gering, Nebr. Nelson, Andy Scottsbluff, Nebr. Nichols, Ardis Bridgeport, Nebr. Nichols, Bev Gering, Nebr. Nickelson, Helen Scottsbluff, Nebr. Nordquist, Van Gering, Nebr. Nuss, Michael Scottsbluff, Nebr. Olinger, Richard Scottsbluff, Nebr. Palmer, Cameron Abilene, Texas Patrick, Wanda Mitchell, Nebr. Pauley, Cheryl Scottsbluff, Nebr. Pauley, Jim Scottsbluff, Nebr. Pecht, Franceen Gering, Nebr. Pelley, Jerry Scottsbluff, Nebr. Rein, Jack Mitchell, Nebr. Sauedo, Dolores Scottsbluff, Nebr. Schaneman, Marilyn Minatare, Nebr. Schenbeck, Greg Gering, Nebr. Schleicher, Gary Gering, Nebr. Schleicher, Geno Gering, Nebr. Schreiner, Terry Bayard, Nebr. Schwartzkopf, Peggy Mitchell, Nebr. E157 i vu gum. egi, ..-E lg E' Sf' , it if Pennie, Mike Midway, Ky. Perry, Edwin Kimball, Nebr. Peterson, Edwin Scottsbluff, Nebr Phillips, Alan Scottsbluff, Nebr S53 ere'- Self, Terry Gering, Nebr. Settles, Colleen Mitchell, Nebr. Severson, Karen Gering, Nebr. Sloma, Sandy Scottsbluff, Nebr. Snyder, Lorraine Melbeta, Nebr. Spencer, Dennis Scottsbluff, Nebr. Stafford, James Scottsbluff, Nebr. Stortzel, Ruth Scottsbluff, Nebr. 5' 4' V sc. Q ' K TZSTQQLZ' - wc' . ,,- - 2:1ff:eQzi5'EQ as get-1 ff X K1,ff'yc A ., 1 1 ,it ,- ' ei ,Rt- ' H it , J ,t ,,,. 1 y in :L Ji it Taylor, Rikki Scottsbluff, Nebr. Thompson, Andrea Scottsbluff, Nebr. Tilton, Richard Minatare, Nebr. Upp, Patricia Gering, Nebr. VanNoy, Julie Scottsbluff, Nebr. Waiters, Greg Scottsbluff, Nebr. Wallace, Barbara Scottsbluff, Nebr. Walters, Charles Swett, So. Dak. Stauffer, Michael Scottsbluff, Nebr. Strauch, Robert Mitchel l, Nebr. Summerville, James Mitchell, Nebr. Sutton, Deborah Scottsbluff, Nebr. '57' Yates, Lanna Scottsbluff, Nebr. Young, Tom Gering, Nebr. Yount, Mary Gering, Nebr. Zitterkopf, Jane Gering, Nebr. Zitterkopf, William Scottsbluff, Nebr. L. , we-. 7 M , Warren, Rogg Scottsbluff, Nebr. Weinmaster, Judi Gering, Nebr. West, Keith Scottsbluff, Nebr. Whitaker, Steven Gering, Nebr. Wilson, Barbara Scottsbluff, Nebr. Wilson, Theodore Scottsbluff, Nebr. Winchell, Terry Scottsbluff, Nebr. Woodman, William Scottsbluff, Nebr. A: , l . Q. , I-M .-., fa : 1 ii: l - 4 ' , -rf' 5 L i -fr W f' 4 - Wx ' To the Students . . . The 1969 El Bahr Staff wishes to thank the administration and students for their coopera- tion during the production of the yearbook. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to Dr. William Ptacek and Mr. Alex Easton, who worked closely with the staff and to Miss Su- san Cawley, who gave her time to work on various sections. Also, a very special thanks to Mr. Bruce Minteer, without whose help the yearbook could not have been produced. Again, we say thank you and we hope the yearbook will prove to be an important part in the lives of the 1968-1969 students of Ne- braska Western College. ADVERTISING fx ,gf Z Z' 1 ' Q 132- - qs 2 - 1? .,,X Hr -In SCOTTSBLUFF NATIONAL BANK uccess to the graduating class CHARM! T93 . , , C 5' 'N 'Tl ..-...,-To- if ,eff X 11X KEMBEL SAND 8g GRAVEL CO. INC. mmm uf-on -vn.o-ru of u-1 can can co Scmd and Gravel washed and screened for every purpose. Located on West 20th-'Az mile north of the river bridge call 632-2717 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally owned .... Nationally known 1700 Broadway Scottsbluff, Nebr. ROY GREENLEE, INC. Finer Things for Men 1816 Broadway Scottsbluff ffm 1725 E. OVERLAND SCOTTSBLUFF. NEBRASKA Phone 635-2128 For fine photography, Call CHRISTIAN STUDIO Paul fl CIWIA tian 6 Telephone 436-43IO WWII-'Q 1440 io+h s+ree+ SERING, NEBR. 69341 ,, :rf-E2 iii' PLUMBING 84 HEATING My 1921 Broadway Scottsbluff Fedders Air Conditioning 81 Heating, also Kitchen Aid Dishwashers. For typewriters and other office equipment stop at WESTERN OFFICE SUPPLY, 1906 Broadway, and let the friendly personnel assist you with your purchase. E QUALITY SINCE 1924- PRODUCTS ast Overland Scottsbluff Phone 632-6111 Fu rniture-Carpet-Appl ia nces-Television CANNON BROS. FORD 1515 E. 20th 635-3701 CONGRATULATIONS TO NEBRASKA WESTERN COLLEGE Good luck To S'ruclen'rs, Foculry, cmd all persons responsible for The new College Moy you continue To grow. HYDRO-CONDUIT CORPORATION cmcl EMPLOYEES E3 Swwkmxgr ie' 3 u 4 E C enneqs Q ALWAYS Flnsr ouAz.n'v A8. W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN M, RELIABLE Pi2Esci21PTioN P53-CET? in-,5:Hf?: oizuoeisi E- f-'- M - is T LAWRENCE YOUR ONE-STOP BUILDING SERVICE Scottsbluff-Gering Highwoy Phone 436-2l 16 Phone 635-2041 1804 Bdwy. Scottsbluff Compliments of BENSON-JOLLIFFE FUNERAL HOME 2102 Broodwoy Scottsbluff Let Stu Rusch show you the fine selection of sporting , NSIDYOSICC goods which can be found c1tBAUMGARTNER'S, 1705 Bdwy. 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Serving The families of the valley for over 50 years HARRY'S TRUCK STOP CAFE 8. MOTEL Minatare, Nebraska 24 Hour Service G 'Ul Phone: 632-4534 L ' Billli-lilslp RooEiNe s. SHEET METAL co - ' ' ' . CHARLES SCHANK, Owner Box 8I2 -1- Scottsbluff, Nebraska 6936l Z-wm Gly rr -:-y- W-, .15 47211 ' ', .,,,,..,1E uv! SEVEN-UP-ROYAL CROWN is Eomms co. , , 4 l. Scottsbluff, Nebr. l 5: ' ll Congratulations to Nebraska Western College on its new facilities and Best Wishes for 1 a bright and exciting future. S 1714 Broadway Scottsbluff - ' Congratulations to Administration and Students GRAM Ti' of L I , NEBRASKA WESTERN COLLEGE E' - ' - Ei?31?:'?i5-:ff-ram, we Es- 1 f KE .E Mil 'Fl 'lllll M2955 T , 1 L.. 'fff7- -- l 'I ligfrzs snow lip, ii' ..:,' Q it .4g wE-iff? -5 Q jf' .1 . wfzx: -LL1A:.,w,'l 1 i i Y i- 1- ---W A ' , Q -Y... 1 -Q, rnncmcn nous: Open Daily 6 A.M.-11 P.M. Sundays 6 A.M.-10 P.M. 1802 EUS' NH' Place Any Ole Time Is Pancake Time Tele. 632-6906 04 S T11 T 5 S2 ., 'ik , FIRST STATE BANK FIRST STATE BANK 801' YOIJA3 0!1.A1L'Af D 77!!' 4'ff1Q-Q PM LV!! V Afrffvfz 0419 TALLMON JEWELERS Diamond Importers and Setters 1619 Broadway-Scottsbluff S. 8. T. MOTORS Oldsmobile-IHC Trucks Sales and Service We Want To Be Your Banker T125 Broadway Scottsbluff C. ROBERT JENSEN, D.D.S. PARK MOTEL 209 West 27th ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME RELAX WITH COLOR CABLE T.V. DR. W.F. Dental Surgeon Reliable since 'l900 GWZ7' A Lumsfn company T g'iffti Thoughts of summer fun enter Pat WeitzeI's mind as she looks over the swimwear at DOERlNG'S, A Complete Line of Building Materials T708 Bclw y. A-c.: , Y 4 I -71 2s ,'!l . .2 'K f 1 1 x 8 IN I L I Q .-A s 3, ,Q N Qs xv, I , WQMFQA I l x X5 9 N 0 , + 'Q , 'Y 1 J I f- Zf 3 XL of ' M -1 1 1 fu '- , t t I KIZZI ER C H EVROLET CO. 2014 E. 20th Place 632-2173 Drugs-Cosmetics-Candy . 'Your Prescription Headquarters Next to the Crown Lanes 2217 Broadwoy 632-4167 DRIVE'IN 5, IIMIBURGERS c 1 mu., ,V J ' 'Q 53,5 ,. 2' -Y, 35 new msn s 5 51 cancun sum 1? gg-ftz f .,.' ,gg-a ,, , -Qs. ENV -- ' I ' , t 1 V . j':i:,QQ: D fm. -- ,, ,T 1 1 ,, , 4 - ' N.: . .. ' 1-News. '- ?'l ' tt .,: at af: :ev 1' Te , . . SCOTTY'S DRIVE -IN Ecnst 27th Street Scottsbluff, Nebr. WIEDEMAN BROS., INC. General Contractors Scottsbluff, Nebraska ECONOMY FURNITURE STORE Invest In the Economy of Quality 1817 Broadway ECONOMY GLASS, INC. GIVE US A BREAK Phone 635-1825 1702 Avenue B Scottsbluff, Nebraska 6 uv' . nn we ' 2 'Z E .ff um'-2. . I DIV M GENERAL CoNTRAc'roRs 145 so. SANTA FE SALlNA,IfANSAS e-not Barb Wallace knows she'll find exactly the right outfit for college wear at PORTER'S, 1717 Broadway ESTER dVaJ2brza!5afz,6, of Scottsbluff For the finest pianos, organs, and stereo equipment, or any music need, stop at RENZELMAN'S HOUSE OF MUSIC, 1907 Broadway, or phone 632-8485. UNITED TELEPHONE CO. OF THE WEST . . ll- IEEE! llI recognizes the importance of a higher education and salutes Nebraska Western College for its contribution to the development of growth and progress in our area. TT I Q, ' ' gf. -A-: W fd l r' ' 'r-'F -F- '- ig 1 .H , V ' H 1 is ' ' 1 --- ' 1 r' 's.3 ,ff.1 1 I .. f:.--P-me WEBBER S FURNITURE M- -- . . 'r ' 7 Due to the completion of our new switching cen- Qf i -tw? -'tl' . . . gg i, ter in Scottsbluff, we now offer the finest service any- . .... . . gt E-ftfffs where, including private line service to all dormitory World's Largest Furniture Store 27th 8. Broadway rooms at Nebraska Western College. For all your telephone needs, please call 635-3184, or stop at our business office at 14 East 18th Street. 4' , , 2 I I : 5ry1.E SHOPPE IHC- 182O Broadway SCOTTSBLUFF, NEBRASKA, 69361 Phone: 635-2043 Store 635-204-4 Office Exclusive Apparel for Women Misses, Junior, and Junior Petites. 39-VN., Y i . .. X . ,Nav 3 A1 xk 'K X mit tx X , ':'.QQy.fN, fill: f JH'-LN' MOTOROLA 1 ' 'six M? .K A 1 'fr' Q H ,l . N., .JY V .--..---www-12-nvwgqm num HOFROCK BROS. T.V. Sales 81 Service Pat Hauschild enioys typing on one of the many new typewriters which were supplied by, LANDRY'S TYPEWRITER 8. EQUIPMENT CO. 7 East 17th Street Scottsbluff, Nebr. Congratulations Scottsbluff on your Fine Educational Achievements. DICTATION SYSTEMS CO. 4016 Farnam Street Omaha, Nebraska Dealer EFl Systems for Learning , ms, , 'il if up -. K ,L R E S qpgfarfrtfig .3 'ff Q! , L. A tfazzzggss fitness-we 1 51111 - -- V-- 'fe?-QT 1 ic 1 ALKIRES, INC. Quality Furniture, Appliances 8. Carpet 1930 East 20th Place Scottsbluff, Nebr. C J, f-'VO 'NNN 1813 1' I ll Downtown Broadway Scottsbluff Where Quality Costs Less Houseware - Hardware - Toys Sporting Goods-Automotive Equipment Lawn and Garden Supplies A Hometown Redemption Center Open 7:30 A.M.-5:30 P,M. Thur. til 9:00 P.M. Phone 632-6133 C g flto foFcIty nd St d t ofN braska Western Coll g HOLTORF, HANSEN 84 KORTUM GENTRY MEDICAL CENTER Low OHICS Gering, Nebraska Gering, Nebraska THE GERING CLINIC Gering, Nebraska DOCTORS HARVEY AND HARVEY C.F. FITZKE, ATTORNEY 1955 IOfh Street IOTI1 8. R Street Gering, Nebraska Gering, Nebraska PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ABEL, LARRY 14,85 ACEVEDO,JOHN 14,85 ALBER,NORBERT 85 ALBRO,TERRI 85 ALLEN, LYNN 85 ANDERSON,ALICE 4 ANDERSON,AUGUSTINE 85 ANDERSON, ROBERT 67,70,74 ANGEL,JERRY 14,15,85 ASHENBRENNER,LORRAINE 85 ASHENBRENNER, RICHARD 85 BACKER, ACE 20,22,85 BAKKEN,MARLA 85 BARDWELL,RAELENE 74 BARBER, MARILYN 85 BARRETT, CAROLE 85 BEARD,JOHN 85 BEATTY, KELLY 85 BEATTY,KORTNEY 86 BECK, TERRY 86 BEHM,BECKY 86 BELL, LOREN 7 BENAVIDEZ,JENNY 14,43,86 BENGER, SCOTT 74 BENTLEY, LARRY 86 BENZEL,LEARDA 86 BETZ, ROBERT 86 BLACKSTONE,NOLENE 86 BLEHM, LARRY 86 BOLZER,CHERYL 74 BOWEN, TERI 86 BOX,ROBYN 86 BRAATEN,ALICE 4 BRETTHOUER,JERRY 74 BROWN, FRANK 74 BROWN, PATSY 86 BROWN, ROBERT 74 BRUCE, MICHAEL 20,74 BUBAK, ROBERT 38,74 BUCHHAMMER,JANEL 86 BURBACH,MARK 86 BURDEN, DONALD 86 BURNETT,LYN 86 BYRD, BOB 28,29,46,49,63,74 CAMACHO,VlRGINIA 74 CARABAJAL,KAYE 74 CARDONA,CHRIS 86 CARLSON, VICKI 66,75 CARRELL, CHARLOTTE 86 CARTER, JAN 26,75 CARTER,LESLEE 20,22,86 CHLOPEK,SANDl 86 CLARK, ROXANNE 14,61,75 COE, STEVEN 87 COMPTON,JAMES 5,22 CONYERS, ROGER 87 COOK, PETER 8 COPENHAVER, SUSAN 64,75 CORMAN,JANET 75 Index CRUMBLISS,WALTER 10 CURRY, PAUL 75 DANIELS, TIMOTHY 75 DARNELL, CAROL 87 DEFORGE, RICHARD 75 DITTENBER, LAURA 87 DOERFLER, ROY 7 DOLBERG, STEVEN 14,87 DONLEY,MICHAEL 87 DOUGHERTY,.IOHN 76 DOWELL, CAROL 87 DOWNER, NORA 14,30,43,63,76 DUGAN, ROY 87 DURFEE, ROBERT 87 DURNAL, MICHAEL 76 EASTON, ALEX 5 EDWARDS, LINDA 14,43,87 EDWARDS,SHELBY 10,46 ELLIS,JERRY 87 ELLIS,MARY 87 ENGLEMAN, LARRY 87 ENLOW, GARY 87 ERDMAN, BARBARA 87 EWING, DAVID 76 FARMER,JANET 7 FEGLER,ALLEN 76 FERGUSON, KAY 87 FINCHER,WALT 87 FITZ,MICHAEL 87 FITZMORRIS, MARGARET 11 FLAMMANG, DANIEL 76 FLEENOR, DANIEL 6 FLEENOR, SHELBY 5 FLOWERS,JOHN 77 FRANCO,FRED 77 FREEMAN, REBECCA 87 FRENCH,MARILYN 8 FRENCH,WlLLIAM 8,14 FUNK, MYRON 64,65,77 GALLAWA, MICHAEL 87 GEDNEY, CAROL 88 GIBB,CLYDE 88 GILBAUGH, DOUGLAS 5 GILLAM,JERRY 88 GORR, DENNIS 88 GRASMICK, DENNIS 77 GREEN,MILTON 5 GREEN,ROGER 10 GREEN,STEVEN 88 GRIFFITH, KENNETH 14,17,29,61,63 77 GROVE, CAROLYN 67,70,88 GUERRA, ROMEO 77 GWALTNEY, RICK 29,78 HAMBURG, JUDY 14,15,38,43,78 HAMILTON, CANDY 67,69,78 HAMLET, CAROL 30,88 HAMLET, KAREN 30,78 HAMPTON, VICKI 42,88 HARIMON, KEITH 78 HARVEY, D. K. 10 HASKELL, STEWART 88 HASKINS, MICHAEL 78 HAUSCHILD, PAT 31 ,46,67,70,78,1 07 HAYEN,HENRY 5,21 HAYFORD, KENT 88 HElN,GEORGE 11 HELSER, LINDA 78 HENDERSON,MABEL 11 HENKEL,WAYNE 88 HERBEL,ALVIN 88 HERBERT,MELVIN 88 HERRERA,JIM 14,88 HERSTEAD,JOHN 78 HILL, DANNIEN 30,88 HlNMAN,MARIE 11 HOKE,MELVIN 78 HOLLINGSWORTH,VICKI 79 HUMPHREY, GAY 69,79 HUMPHREY, SANDRA 88 INGRAM,JANICE 42,88 INGWERSEN,SHARI 79 JACKSON, RODNEY 88 JAHNS,FRANZ 88 JERGER, STEPHEN 89 JERGER,TIMOTHY 79 JESSE,MICHAEL 88 JONES, KATHY 14,66,70,79 KAMPBELL,JANICE 89 KARSTEN, DAVE 62,89 KAUTZ, LINDA 89 KELLER,ARNOLD 89 KELLER,VERN 89 KELLER,VON 89 KELLEY,JOHN 89 KELSEY,DENIS 89 KEMBEL, MICHAEL 14,15,89 KIND,ALLEN 79 KING, DAVID 14,20,80 KING,VIRGIL 9 KLEAGER, FRANK 5 KLEIN, LARRY 49,89 KNOTT, SUSAN 89 KOCH, JOHN 9 KOPF,SEYMOUR 8,69 KORSHlNG,URSULA 89 KRAFT,ELSIE 11 KRAFT,WILLIAM 89 KRANTZ, BEVERLY 80 LANDIS,MIKE 80 LANE, KENNY 89 LANGHOFER, RONALD 67,89 LEAFGREEN, ROGER 17,49,62,63,80 LEBRUSKA, KENNETH 89 LEE,JERRY 9 LEWELLEN,MICHAEL 38,89 LEWlS,JOANN 89 LITTLE, SHARON 80 LITTLEJOHN, JANET 31 ,49,89 Index LUKENBACH, WALTER 6 LUOMA, GARY 90 LYONS, THOMAS 80 MACKRILL, RODNEY 80 MACKRILL, SUSAN 80 MAIWALD, KENNETH 6 MARGHEIM, TIM 90 MARKHEIM, RANDY 90 MARTIN, GAIL 19,27,30,63,69,8O MARTIN, MARGEY 11 MARTINEZ, MARGERET 90 MASID, ROSE 63,80 MASID, SAMMY 90 MEEKER, SHARON 80 MEHRER, MARK 90 METCALF, JERRY 49,90 METER, DEBORAH 90 MEYERS, RAND 90 MICEK, TERRANCE 51,80 MILLER, DIANE 27,29,31,49,80 MIRANDA, RITA 80 MITCHELL, DALE 62,64,65,67,81 MITCHELL, WAYNE 90 MIWA, KEITH 81 MODENA, DONALD 81 MONROE, GREG 90 MORTON, CHERYL 90 MC FARLAND, VINCE 90 MC KEAN, BARBARA 90 MC KEE, BONNIE 38,90 MC MILLEN, WILLIAM 81 NAGEL, DON 5 NAZARENUS, ALLEN 15,82 NELSON, ANDY 90 NEUWIRTH, JIM 82 NICHOLS, ARDIS 90 NICHOLS, BEV 19,30,32,90 NICKELSON, HELEN 90 NORDQUIST, VAN 90 NUSS, MICHAEL 91 OLINGER, RICHARD 91 PALMER, CAMERON 30,68,91,101 PARMENTER, SHIRLEY 68,82 PARMENTER, VIRGINIA 82 PERRY, JAMES 82 PATRICK, WANDA 91 PAULEY, CHERYL 62,91 PAULEY, JIM 91 PECHT, FRANCEEN 91 PELLEY, JERRY 91 PENNIE, MIKE 49,51,91 PERRY, EDWIN 67,91 PETERSON, EDWIN 91 PETERSON, GREGORY 82 PFEIFFER, LARRY 68,82 PHILLIPS, ALAN 91 PRIDEAUX, SHARI 82 PRIME, VICTOR 11 PTACEK, WILLIAM 2,5,33,40 I RAMIG, STEVE 82 RANDALL, WILLIAM 82 REED, JUDY 30,61 ,63,64,82 REIN, JACK 91 REINMUTH, RICHARD 82 RENNECKER, MARIE 4 RICHARDS, CORAL 4 RILEY, MICHAEL 22,61 ,63,70,82 ROBERTS, R. JAY 10 ROBERTUS, SUSAN 82 ROOT, HAROLD 82 ROSS, MAX 82 RUSCH, STEWART 23,38,83,99 RUSSELL, ARTHUR 9,32,35 SAUEDO, DOLORES 14,91 SCHANEMAN, MARILYN 91 SCHANEMAN, STEVE 83 SCHENBECK, GREG 91 SCHILDT, DEBORAH 83 SCHLEICHER, GARY 91 SCHLEICHER, GENO 91 SCHREINER, TERRY 91 SCHUMACHER, WAYNE 7,46 SCHWARTZKOPF, PEGGY 91 SELF, TERRY 92 SESSLER, FAYE 27,83 SETTLES, COLLEEN 92 SEVERSON, KAREN 61,92 SLOMA, SANDY 30,62,67,92 SMITH, MEREDITH 83 SNYDER, LORRAINE 92 SORENSEN, LESLIE 62,83 SPENCER, DENNIS 92 STAFFORD, JAMES 67,92 STARTZEL, RUTH 92 STAUFFER, MICHAEL 92 STEADMAN, DAN 8 STRAUCH, ROBERT 92 SUMMERVILLE, JAMES 92 SUTTON, DEBORAH 92 TALMAGE, TERRY 67,83 TAYLOR, RIKKI 92 THOMPSON, ANDREA 14,43,92 TILTON, RICHARD 92 TOMPSETT, STEVEN 83 TOWNLEY, NORMAN 84 UPP, PATRICIA 92 VAN NOY, JULIE 31,49,92 WAITERS, GREG 92 WALKER, MARYANN 14,18,43,61,63,84 WALLACE, BARBARA 92,106 WALTERS, CHARLES 92 WALTERS, NANCY 14,67,84 WALTERS, RICHARD 84 WARNER, ROLAND 5 WARREN, ROGG 93 WEINMASTER, JUDI 93 WELLS, PAULA 19,34,68,85 WEST, KEITH 93 Index WIMBERLY, CLEM 5 WHITAKER, STEVEN 93 WHITE, CAROLYN 84 WHITFORD, ALAN 14,84 WIEDEMAN, CYNTHIA 14 WILLIAMS, VICKI 15,84 WILSON, BARBARA 93 WILSON, SHERRYL 84 WILSON, THEODORE 93 WINCHELL, BARRY 84 WINCHELL, TERRY 93 WOODMAN, WILLIAM 93 YARNELL, LARRY 9 YATES, LANNA 93 YOUNG, TOM 93 YOUNT, MARY 93 ZIETTLOW, WILMA 1 1 ZITTERKOPF, JANE 93 ZITTERKOPF, WILLIAM 93 ,19,21,29,43,63,64,84 i I A W z v w S I1 if , SL G5 Si E, il

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