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

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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

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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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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 . . Activities Martin ,rss M 1525. 1 ' ii ii ' ll 'aseiifsllii it me - fisfilli Effie, l , -sw - Hem ' 1 1 122, ' ff I twist' it 'Q ,. ,ztezfszfm..,i,.,5,... mfr. f 1 , 'll5453fliqwsikiiQfliteyffsffbsfr r ii? - ,s .Ass ,Y Q' P522-eiaz zriiimszft ' ' its WW' ' ' ' ' VHEQQEQ- .ii it Q Vs ww-IM' ll ' law. la. :r ' ' ' m'5??i3f ,,i,lC6lC ,.,. i. E. Spo 1 i 1' Ulu it it N if ' gym'Iawgfgll.. ' 1 Wise 35323 A :si --:sz i C Martin . . L' ll l N. L, 4 fuk 354 B' .1 ' ill M list L.. gyxilis .1,, M i Q i vi ws- li, iii a,,...,ii. , s , we , izlsggslyfggmnsgsig , A . s .5 N ,, ii ii was it i W saggy- . V. ggOrganizations sem, i wsu.. .- ff-mf 11 me 1, .N 1.53. i gg Q -.rss W it i N X se' ? ,f-M'f?,s-'Sm . 5. melt .emu . H ,, e, . ws- it lwssisw A 211-f ' 'wx- ii t Ill' H ll ll ,gem my VV4, i X - Humphrey . . Advertising M Niilzkii Carlson , , .,--MXN: vff:-f 2 , ,M , , N ,ln , ' ess t 1, All i K' - -fb ,OQFCSP , Qlmia u. .W--qi.. fm fl-1,553 Q. li if -7 fwreg 7 'L 'vpwyff piggy: s -' 533512 li V??l???w5if3QllLCH 4336211 l l ,, 2 UU guy, ,, ,, l 725: it X w ,i iligmfi 3 me svwgysgwte Eg- Hi iiullffwfe if it eiffii?iWfT51,fEa'flg2,.5,gs,' 2-1 2293655 i age i 1 Q 3 H' 'M fs as ii, eggs, l ii, ll ll ii S ll 'mils it me it i ll ii QSSMNQ merit it as -1 5 A el-aiwi H3555 it it .sw .ee M, 1 was ll 1' ff Mg ll fi l wee an .. Y ez. , .am Kopf . . . ,-ff: We -- , fm, ., v aw Q .W , mm me . .'Advisor L - 'F 1 A7 Gail Martin views pictures from her organizations format. Gail also represents MADEMOISELLE Magazine at NWC as a four-year MADEMOISELLE College Board Member. asm E- 3553? Candy Hamilton and Pat Weitzel discuss picture selection in various sections of the EI Bahr.