. - THE DAILY. NEBRASKAN
The Daily Nebraskan
Troperty of
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln
J. C. BEARD
Edltor-ln-Chlef
Manaelnir Editor OrviUa Chatt
wta25irfM. Editor Doris Slater
Rnnd Associate Editor.... Ethel Arnold
REFORTORIAL. STAFF
c T3..,i Phil Warner
Charles Frey Marguerite KaufTman
Camllle Leyda Lucile ueyaa
Byron Rohrbaujh Ruth Sheldon
Charles Heler A. J. Covert
Effle M. you Impulse Dobba
SPECIAL. FEATURES
Society Editor rSS
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AVUlCVIv v w ......
Russell F. Clark
A..t RuBlness Manager.... U. S. Uarkson
Subscription price 2.00 per year,
payable in advance.
Single copies. 5 cents each.
Entered at the postoffice at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as second-class mail I matter,
under the Act of Congress of March S.
1879.
MONDAY, MAY 31, 1915
NOTICES
Notica
All -girls who ordered gymnasium
pictures piaase call at Miss i'arks
Office as soon ns possible ana get me
same. s (Signed) BETTY L. PARK.
Notice
Will the person who took a light
tan coat from the girls' cloak room In
the Armory please return It to Miss
Park's office at once.
(Signed) BETTY L. PARK.
Summer Session
Summer Session will begin on Mon
day. June 7. Registration for the
Summer Session will be held on Jiine
11 and 12.
Seniors
Seniors meet Tuesday morning.
June 8. at 10 o'clock at St. Paul's
Church for Commencement rehearsal.
Seniors
The baccalaureate address will be
given by Rev. S. Mills Hayes, Rector,
Church of the Holy Trinity (Episco- geant.
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
(Continued from page 1)
P. T. Babson, sergeant.
0. A. Buerstetta, sergeant.
J. D. Stevens, sergeant.
F. Garrison, sergeant.
1. B. Rlst, sergeant.
Company A
V. C. George, captain.
A. W. Ackerman, 1st lieutenant.
A. Blunk, 1st sergeant.
H. Hawthorne, quartermaster ser
geant.
M. P. Clark, sergeant.
C. M. Frey, sergeant.
Company B
P. A. Warner, captain.
I. F. Smith, 1st lieutenant.
C. S. Spaulding, 1st sergeant.
G. A. Sullivan, quartermaster ser
geant
L. L. Burt, sergeant.
R. C. Fuchs. sergeant.
Company C
G. K. Petring, captain.
I E. Norris, 1st lieutenant.
II. P. Morgan. 1st sergeant.
M. H. Power, quartermaster ser-
STAY OVER!
"Alumni festivities in most universi
ties are considered of enough impor
tance that every undergraduate not
only feels it a duty but a great privi-
tn remain and take part. This
year the program is elaborate enough
to make it Impossible for a student to
loarp th ramnus unless matters of
great moment make it necessary.
What the old grad likes to see is not
a campus divested of its life, but one
which revives the old days for him.
A deserted campus is about as inspir
ing as a dead and leafless tree. Let's
make the old halls ring! Examina
tions will be over and there will be
an opportunity to celebrate unchecked
by the consciousness that we should op."
be somewhere "plugging." The pa
geant, of course, everyone will attend.
The alumni carnival can be appreci
ated by all. There will be dancing in
the Armory; there will be stunts on
the campus green; there will be eats
in the Chapel; there will be gay
crowds everywhere. No one can af
ford to miss this great climax of the
school year.
pal), Sunday evening, June 6, at 8:00
o'clock in Memorial Hall. Seniors
will meet at S. 102 (Memorial Hall)
at 7:30, sharp, to form in line to pro
ceed Jo places reserved for them.
Notice
Senior Engineers leaving the Uni
versity this spring should call at the
Electrical Laboratory and take away
their laboratory reports in E. E. 8. 8a,
etc. PROF. B. L. HOLLISTER.
R. E. Wagner, sergeant.
J. W. Galloway, sergeant.
O. A. Powell, sergeant
Company D
Pierce, captain.
Lanz, 1st lieutenant
Mickey, 1st sergeant
Stoddart, quartermaster
J. H,
J. E.
A. B.
J. B.
geant
I. D.
B. G.
ser-
All Candidates for Degrees
All candidates for degrees who have
not arranged for their caps and gowns
for Commencement MUST DO SO AT
OXCE. The last order will go in
within two or three days at the "Co-
COMMITTEE.
GOOD BYE
With this issue the present manage
ment bids adieu o the readers of the
Nebraskan. We have had a pleasant -astic o-operation, as well as the stu-
An Appreciation
My fourth year of service with the
Band closed last Thursday. The mem
bers of this year's organization have
shown a spirit of loyalty combined
with musicianship which have placed
the present band on a much higher
plane than that of previous years. xIt
is hoped that this effort is "appreciated
by the University public. I am happy
to take advantage of the editor's sug
gestion to publicly thank the mem
bers of the Band for their enthusi-
Etay. It has meant hard work and
considerable sacrifice, but we have en
joyed it The paper could have been
better, but considering everj'thing, we
agement has made the more more en
are satisfied, and hope you are.
There are many unpleasant features
connected with publishing a colege
daily, but they are forgotten in the
joy and satisfaction of giving each
morning to a thousand or more stu
dents a written summary of the hap
penings and near happenings that are
of interest to them.
Our chief aims have been to make
the Nebraskan as representative as
possible and to make it stand for the
best things in school. As to what
degree we have succeeded in carrying
out those aims we are willing to let
you judge. Some have liked the
paper; some hive not Let us hope
that the latter mill be better pleased
in the future. As to the former, we
regret our leave-taking your encour-joyable.
dent body for its kindly support
C. B. CORNELL.
Unicn Society
The Union Society announces the
following elections to membership:
Mabel Conrad, '18, Wood River.
Josephine Ballard, '16, Fort Morgan,
Colo.
Arthur W. Tell, '17, Dunbar.
Bertie Hoag, 16, Omaha.
Wayne Hanlon. '16. Tilden.
L. A. Townsend. '16, Central City.
Grace Huntley. '16, Omaha.
SENIOR PINS
$1.50
Engraved Free
Only one dozen left better
lurry. See our new spoons with
Sorority Crests and Monograms
on them.
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SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
ELECT NEW MEMBERS
Sigma Xi Choose Fourteen New Mem
bers to the Honorary Organiza
tion Members Must Show
Efficiency
Fourteen new members have been
elected to. Sigma XL the honorary
scientific society of the State Univer
sity. Each year a number of Univer
sity Seniors, instructors and scholars
are elected to tba organization. To be
eligible to membership a candidate
must 'show ability in original research
lines. Those elected follow:
Graduate: Richard H. Boerker,
Walter Cheney, Ora Clare Bradbury,
Walter L. C. Muenscher, William
Neuswanger, A. R. Powell, J. E. Schott,
Paul B. Sears, A. C WLItford, Truman
G. Yunctker, Fred C. Albert, D. P.
Week)!, O. W. Sjogren. T. C. Moore.
Beynon, sergeant
Hays, sergeant.
P. T. Cotter, sergeant.
Company E
F. H. Paustian. captain.
O. E. Hall, 1st lieutenant.
B. F. Rohrbough, 1st sergeant
C. R. Sherer, quartermaster ser
geant
P. H. Smith, tergeant.
R. O. Andrew, sergeant
Company F -H.
Hadley, captain.
M. M. Schlesinger, 1st lieutenant.
L. C. Whyman, 1st sergeant
C. E. Schofleld, quartermaster ser
geant
C. J. Wertz, sergeant
G. W. Black, sergeant
Company G
R. C. L. Greer, captain.
F. L. Hixenbaugh. l6t lieutenant
H. B. Whitfield. 1st sergeant
H. C. Wilsoa, quartermaster ser
geant
O. O. Tucker, sergeant
H. E. Lawson. sergeant
D. M. Lillie, sergeant
Company H
J. L. McMaster, captain.
B. S. Spieth, 1st lieutenant.
W. K. Snyder. 2nd lieutenant
C. E. Campbell, 1st sergeant
B. Nye, quartermaster sergeant
W. B. Jefferey, sergeant.
M. Critch field, sergeant
Company I
L. M. Palmer, captain.
W. E. Hager, 1st lieutenant
D. XI. Hewitt 2nd lieutenant
H. F. Holtz, 1st sergeant
H. H. Kirsch, quartermaster ser
geant J. A. Jerman, sergeant
H. F. Rokahr, sergeant
t Company K
C. S. Holcombe. captain.
W. F. Urbach, 1st lieutenant
L. A. Wolfanger, 1st sergeant
C. France, quartermaster sergeant.
J. M. ElwelL i-rgeant
M. K. Holland, sergeant
W. A. Biskie,' sergeant
E. R. Gardipee, sergeant
Company M
W. M. Folsom, captain.
W. B. Wanner. 1st lieutenant
L. A. Gordon, ls sergeant
B. J. Novotny, quartermaster ser
geant
C. B. HueMis, sergeant
O. K.' Oleson, sergeant.
W. A. Gerrie, sergeant.
By order of Lieutenant Parker.
W. C. CHAPIN'.
Captain and Adjutant
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