Western Nebraska Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Scottsbluff, NE)

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Weekend Highlighted with Concert by Serendipity Singers Ads' -F and introducing FRANK HALL

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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.

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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.