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This is the platoon of Nebraska men who took the basic course 'at the Fort Snelling camp this summer. Lieutenant Oliver was the instructor
of the men taking: the basic course.
Upperclassmen Display Spirit
Of Comradship to Newcomers
Those who know have said that
the very act of recognizing one's own
good qualities detracts decidedly
from one's charm. 'Tis a foregone
conclusion that the members of our
institution possess charm, and we
would hate to say or do anything to
detract from the unusual and de
lightful quality, but and herein lies
Hie lale.
Our freshmen have recognized and
even ventured to comment upon the
pleasing, and even generous com
radeship of the upperclassmen. Thus
they make it a necessity that we rec
ognize our own attitute in the mat
ter. It is a delightful atmosphere to
create, this feeling of helping and
doing something for the stranger and
! making him recognize at first sight
the qualities about our campus life
that have endeared it to U3 and made
it a part of us.
The women have put much time
and effort into the carrying out of
the "Big Sister Movement," and
through this work have created a
comradeship among the incoming
girls and the upperclasswomen that
lives throughout the school year as a
permanent association. This desire
to help every new matriculate is a
happy one, and we don't leave it to
the freshmen to comment upon we
hold it as a standard up to which
every Nebraskan must live.
We're proud of the fact that the
strange man hesitates not a second to
approach any man in sight with his
question, however trivial it may
seem. And we are prouder still of
the upperclassman who replies so
readily:
"That's all right, old man. I'm
mighty glad I could answer it."
DAILY NEBRASKAN
STAFF MEMBERS
ARE ASSIGNED
(Continued from Page 1)
TICKETS ARE ON
SALE TODAY FOR
FRFOSH HEADGEAR
genhorn, Dwight McCormack, Royce
West, Willard Elwood, Pearl Col
lett, Dorothy DoiijRn, Margaret Mc
Millen, Carol Kingsbury, ' Edwin
Hughes, Vic Hackler, Norma Carpen
ter, Grace Davey, William Hilliker,
Bonnie Hess, , Dorothy Zust, George
Hylton, Clarence Wright, Alice Thu
man, Francis Jones, Ruth Beacom,
Jay Schuyler, John Oaks, Martha
Cameron, Ruth Clouse, Josephine
Purcell, Elmer Thomas, Philip
O'Hanlon, Isabel Fletcher, Morris
Wing, John Allison, Irene Schrimpf,
William Cejnar, Wendell Brown,
John Hollingsworth, Thelma Bellows,
William Strong, Ruth Godfrey, Helen
Gould, Edith Wood, Marcus Swen-
gel, Kenneth Anderson, Arvilla John
son, Frances McChesney, Marguer
ite Munger, Ed Crowley, Eugene
Leggett, Amos Gramlich, Paul Beyer.
Other applications have been
lately received but have not yet been
considered. Further additions to the
editorial staff will be announced
from time to time. The staff will be
larger than ever before on account
of the increased size of the paper.
create real spirit in the freshman
class.
A great deal of effort has been
put into the designing of the caps in
order to make the wearers feel as
inconspicuously conspicuous as pos
sible. It is the turn of the fresh
men to do .heir share by wearing
the caps.
CADET OFFICERS
APPOINTED FOR
YEARR 1923-24
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Carl C. Kruger.
Maurice Shickley.
To be cadet first lieutenants
Harry L. Pecha.
Harold G. Avery.
Donald G. Avery.
Amos K. Gramlich.
Hugh J. McLaughlin.
John II. Graebing.
Jay W. Hepperly.
James F. Wickham.
Kenneth H. Kinsler.
Marc Merryfield.
Warren G. Noggle.
Irwin Weiler.
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Freshman Girls!
"But aren't the girls to be 'uni
fied?' " And a freshman girl de
lighted in showing off her newly ac
quired habit of a daily perusal of
The Daily Nebraskan, almost wailed
as she expressed her disappointment.
"It says here that the men of the
freshmen class are made to wear
those funny green caps just so they
will know each other. Don't the
girls have something to distinguish
each other by not even a badge?"
"Silly!" exclaimed her sophisti
cated sophomore sister. "You would
not want to have to wear anything
green. Why just thinK how unbe
coming it would be with that perfect
new peacock sweater of yours! And
besides, this way, people may take
you for an upperclassman, even a
senior."
We wonder.
She:
Flirt
cither.
ing.
Why, I don't know you.
Well, I don't know you
Look at the chance I'm tak-
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