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

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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.

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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'

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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