THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Stmtion A, Lincoln, Nebraska
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
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TWENTY -SEVENTH YEAR
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be prowinp- steadily, he would conclude that it is d
grading with the same rate of speed.
This is rather a dark picture. There is probably
some truth about the larger chapters being necessary
to keep up expensive houses. But there must also be
truth in the optimist's reasons for the growth of this
school.
Perhaps neither argument is correct. Both sides
have been argued by various students since the facts
of the large pledge lists have been known. The editor
welcomes any other suggestions. For the present, let
it be hoped that the optimist is right.
I.lahnn. la.s Woods, Leonard. Wamblee,
So. Dak.
Delta Sis-ma Delta
Allard, Nels, Omaha; Carrigan, Thomas,
Vermont; Fries, Ralph, Odell; Harris, Dale,
Ashland: Hopfer. Lorent, Deshler; MraKS.
Charles, Havelock: Vlasak, Emil. Prague.
Delta Upsilon
Benbrook, Sam, Lincoln; Renson, Harold,
Randolph; Bevard, Roger, Lincoln; Bruce,
Spencer, Holdrege; Clark, Clement, Omaha;
Fishbaugh, Earl, Shenandoah, la.; Hatcher,
C. Wayne. Indianola; Clifford, Lester, Al
liance: Lieben, T. Jack. Omaha; McCallum,
Ace, Wauneta: McCallum, Bruce, Wauneta;
Metcalf. John, FortDodge, la.; Muff, Har
old, Lincoln; Parker, Marion S., Central
City; Pauley, Carrol, Lincoln: Pedley, Har
old, Minden; Rendle, Irvine A., Rawlins,
Wyo. : Thorpe, Harold B., Omaha: Tyler,
Lawrence, Lincoln; Tyree. Joe E., Oakdale;
Voss, Don, Lincoln; Walls, Frederick, Lin
coln. Delta Tau Delta
King, Boyd, York: Nelson. Clarence. York;
Mirkel. Georp. Omsha: Cowdery. Ben
Bayard: Erickson. Carl. North Phtte; Full
er, Morris, Lincoln; Holloway. Harold, St.
Joe. Mo.; Jensen, Clifford, Omaha; John
son, Robert, St. Joe, Mo.; Larmcr, Robert,
St. Joe, Mo.; McLean, Neil, Morrill; Norris,
Byron, Walden, Colo.; Pelts, Eddie, Lin
wood; Reid, Philip, Pilger: Resler, Earclay,
Oshkosh: Roberts, Steve, Linooln; 61attery,
Earl. Bethany; Snowden, Kenneth, Lincoln;
Tobin, Louis, Lincoln; Unities, William, Lin
coln: Welsh, Roy. St. Paul.
Pi Kaopa Alpha
Austin, George, Orleans; Boats Ralph,
Sioux City, la.; Burgeson, Gaylord, Hold
rege; Hart, Paul, Omaha; Johnson, Harry,
Omaha; Kelly, obert, Nebraska City; Lowe.
Oscar, Lincoln; Munson, Clarence, Omaha;
Nelson, Howard, Lincoln; Powell, Archie,
Omaha; Renner, Donald, Lincoln; Smith,
Elbert, Lexington: Snyder, Lawrence, Oma
ha; Swanson, Harold, Herman; Rogers,
Seth, Rapid City, So. Dak.
Phi Kappa Pai
Anderson, Edward. Omaha; Bishop, Fran
cis, Council Bluffs, la.: Cook, George, Beat
rice; Usllup. Palmer, Oman.; uaskii:, I or
Lee Vance
Oscar Norling
Kutn Palmer
1 Editor-in-Chief
... Managing Editor
.. Asst. Managing Editor
Gerald . Griffin - Asst. Managing Editor
i NEWS EDITORS
Edward G. Dickson Dorothy Nott
Munro Kexer Florence Swihart
ASSISTANT NEWS EDTIORS
Paul F. Nelson Dean Hammond
James C. Ross
Richard P. Vette
Milton McGrew
William H. Kearns
J. Marshall Pi tier .
Business Manager
Asst. Business Manager
Circulation Manager
, Circulation Manager
BIGGER, IF NOT BETTER
The lengths of the fraternity and sorority pledge
lists appearing in this issue of The Daily Nehraskan
seem to tell one of two stories. Either this has been
a prosperous year for Nebraska, and consequently
more of its young people are getting the benefits of a
college education ; or else the craze for new houses for
Greek-letter organizations has made larger chapters
necessary.
From every corner of the campus comes the story
of the "best rush week ever." Registration figures also
show an increase in attendance. Every organization
found plenty of material to select from. The hotels
were crowded before the students became settled in
their fraternity, sorority, and boarding houses.
Let us hope that the main reason for the increased
attendance, and the swelling of the pledging lists, is
due to the ever-increasing idea that a college education
is of unlimited value. It not only gives the young
people an i opportunity to broaden their views on life
and to learn professions, but in many instances to dis
cover their life work by contact with the different
fields of knowledge.
An optimist, at least, would attach this significance
to the enlarged pledging lists.
What would the pessimist say?
. Undoubtedly, that the University of Nebraska is get
ting bigger, but not better. He would probably com
ment on the extravagance of the fraternities and soro
rities as evidenced by their new houses. Therefore
the larger chapters. Someone must pay for the
houses, and there is "strength in numbers."
lie would go on to argue that the larger the Uni
versity grows, the less chance there is for real scholastic
effort and personal contact between faculty and stu
dent body. Consequently, as the University seems to
THE CHANCELLOR'S RECEPTION
Freshmen and new students of this institution
made their formal Low to University life last evening
at the Chancellor s reception at Morrill hall. Fra-1 Omaha: Ebner. Fred. Omaha: Johnson. Wil- nttt Nebraska City; Gilbert, John, Omaha;
ternally speaking, they were pledged to the University w7o;c Norfolk; McCo"'
Tom, Omaha; Milhollin, Glenn, Omaha; Rob
inson, Roger, Lincoln: Sands, Julius, Fre
mont; Spencer, Herbert, Lincoln; Steffan,
Carl, Norfolk: Tomson, Coburn, Lincoln;
Young, Robert, Norfolk.
Pi Kappa Phi
Blum, Hugh, Palisade: Blum, Lee, Pali
sade; Christinsen, Howard, Davey; Carpen
ter. Mahlon, Guide Rock; Davies, Donald,
Verdon: Davey, Selden, Lincoln; Moyer,
Jean, Crawford; Osborne, Howard, Lincoln;
Psrll, Richard, Satnmerfleld, Kan.; Randall,
Stewart, Spencer, la.: Thompson, Dudley,
Fullerton; Truell, John, Lincoln: Trester,
Ralph. Lincoln; Wiltie, Holmer, Falls City
Sigma Phi Epsilosi
Bauer, Harvey, Lincoln: Breck, Robert,
Havelock: Elliott, James, West Point; Erick-
(Continued on Page 3)
of Nebraska, after meeting the fellow students with ury, Tom. Sioux city, in : Adair, John.
wnom mey win go to scnooi ior me next lew years.
They also met the faculty, just as a fraternity rushee
would meet an alumnus.
Now they must wait in awe until next Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock when they will be formally
initiated into this rather large fraternity of ours. We
are sure that between Doctor Condra and the pres
ident of the Innocents, they will be properly initiated
at that time, and filled with enough "Nebraska spirit"
to last through four collegiate years and several more.
The pledging process last evening, better known
as the Chancellor's reception, was a marked success.
A fair number of new students were there, although
the rain kept many away. (But when the editor of
The Daily Nebraskan is satisfied with the representa-l
tion at any affair, it must be a good one; nothing is
easier than to write editorials bemoaning the attendance
at University functions.)
New students undoubtedly made acquaintances at
the reception which will continue through their college
careers. Most of the freshmen men seemed interested
in meeting faculty members and those of their own
sex. Many of the faculty men with whom they chatted
were probably professors in whose classes the wily
freshmen were registered. It is remarkable how stu
dents so young in the University can grasp the time
tried practices of the upperclassmen.
A few of the freshmen women, on the other hand,
evidenced a well-known co-ed tendency they appeared
more interested in the freshmen men than In learning
about the University of Nebraska and their fellow
classwomen.
As for the faculty, they seemed earnest in their
desire to get the newest members of the school off on
the right foot. Many of them, no doubt, would rathet
have been with their friends, than talking to freshmen;
but if that was the case, they concealed it.
And now the students are off on the right foot
Next comes the freshman convocation and after Ljat
the initiates are ready to take their places along with
the rest of the student body, as loyal Cornhuskers.
Would anyone recognize the old "Oily Six" and
"Slippery Seven" under their new names the "Oily
Three" and the "Slippery Ten?"
Notices
Tassels
Very important meeting at Ellen Smith
Hall on Tuesday at seven o'clock. Bring
the money for your fotball tickets.
Vesper Choir
Vesper Choir try-outs will be held Mon
day from 12 to 2 at Ellen Smith Hall.
Katherina Beekruan will be in charge.
Silver Serpents
Silver Serpents will hold their second
meeting next Tuesday at 7 o'clock at
Ellen Smith Hall.
Soft jmm s Managers
All aopbomorea wishing to act as foot
baU managers this season should report at
the stadium as soon as possible. Senior and
Junior managers wiU be there to meet those
who torn out.
CO-EDS PLEDGE
LARGE GRODPS
(Continued from Page 1)
Gertrude Ray. Lincoln; Lyw Tait, Lincoln;
Aileen Wheatley, Lincoln.
Delta Gamma
Vera Joe Anderson. Lincoln:' Dorothy
Met. York: Ines Earl. Ulysses; Marian
Lowe. Kearney; Catherine Dwelle. Denver;
Harriett Johnson. Crete: Eleanor Evans.
Omaha: Frances Cunningham, Omaha: Car
rol Sutherland, Lincoln: Jane Ellis, Omaha;
Jayne Fonda, Omaha: Francis Fellwock.
Beatrice; Ruth Nichols. Beatrice: Roma Rid
nour. Lincoln; Rath Hilton, Lincoln; Mar
eile Matthews. Wichita. Ksns.; Lorraine
Gamble Knoxville, Iowa: Msry Belle Me
Creary." ScottsMun": Carina O'Malley, Cas
, Wyo.: Clara Olson, Lincoln; Janet
Reeves. Omaha: Islet Llcbty, Chadron;
lri Sprague, York.
Delia Zeta
Velma Manich. Fremont: Erma Shelburn.
Alma: Louise Westover, Lincoln; Dorothy
Sturm Nehawka; Roberta Chittenden. Cla
tonia; Lois G rammer, Pleasenton; Hilde
gard Btanss, Lincoln: Lois Styer. Lincoln:
Ijna Conger, Calloway: Alverta MeClellau,
Denver. Colo.: Elisabeth Barton, Lincoln.
Gasnsaa Phi Beta
Elizabeth Kline. Hastings: K.irgaret Ful
mer Hastlnrs; Elizabeth Raugb, Lincoln;
Nathalie Field. Omaha: Laur Amnp, River
ton: Audrey Csrr. Htapleton: Shells Marsh,
Fremont ; Janet Winter. Wshoo: Flo Derks,
Lincoln; Mary Kerr, Washington, Iowa:
Marion Linkart, Omaha: Br eta Pape, Lin
coln; Aural Ilehm. Colorado Springs; Anne
Marie Biwdeiraord, Omahs: Evelyn Yost,
Auburn: Irene Shields, Hastings; Mary
Ann beard, Lincoln: Mercedes Wachner, Ne
braska City: Marjorie Freeman, Fairbury;
(..Wire McDonald: Mardele Rueker, Oma
ha; Marjorla Rylliebr, Columbus: Msrgaret
Krhn, Bine Hill; Dorothy Duncan, R lad en;
Helen Brennaa, Onawa, Iowa: Ruth An
derson, Onawa, Iowa: Clarona Bweney, Fa'r
bury; Lucille Ackerman, Fairbury; Neva
barn-Mr, Gmahfa-
Phi Ms
Tinier Sherman, Bethany: Ruth Elw'rk,
T-lnerrln; Eileen Gilchrist, Des Moines, fa.;
Kliuneth Builf, Pender;' Dorothy Blatt, Lin
coln; Klenor Gadd, Lincoln; Helen Holt
grewe, Teirnadge; Mary Cole, Lineolu; KM-r-abfth
Peterson, Council Bluffs, la.; Har-r'-t
fair. Omaha: Ruth Kier, Lincoln; Kath
ertne lndoe, Omaha; Genevieve Brehm, Lin
roln: Vivian Hormel, Ulysses; Virginia
inner, Lincoln; Ethel Landretb, Alto Fa's,
hi.
Phi Omega PI
Ixils Metcalfe, Lincoln; Helen Seaver,
Lincoln; Katbryn Hill, Corning, Iowa: Vir
ginia HHoek, Spring View; Lucille Boom
er, lmcvin; Doris Root, Omsha; Genevieve
fcSSatT Lincoln; Alta fcaybelt. Broken
I 'w; I Verne Marehali, Psnsms: Dorothy
t.nrmt ir.rv:z , ",euistt.i, ricaet, i;eoar
J '-'; Cretehen Myers, Lincoln; Wilms
.. i, Nome ijluffs: Jane Glennon, Omaha:
V. jr Wright, Cedar :i!ufl, Kan.; Beryl
Cannon, Lincoln: I,ois Krlckson, Lincoln.
PI Bla Thl
S?ary fitcart Kinder, Lincoln; Maud
init Weaver, Falls Cily: Marian Rturte-
-(. omth; Vernnira llanlnn. Fremont:
. -'!- Andrews. St. Joe, Mo.; Jean Tid-t-1
-i, Plutt mouth j Jiothleen Troon, Platts-mnv.-;
. Catherine Lynan. Stella: Mary
vmiim; Km ma Loule Finher,
i . ... ity; n-i?n mcaoumv, Lincoln: Mar
v In. ainH. Sheridan, Wyo.: Louis Un-
-, E,.-.Tr...n, Wyo,; JHsurin Hardt,
:..-: ;r.i-n Thirty, Omahs; Jean Koss,
C'i? ; l't Li!e licCjiJuijli, cn.
v. (t. f Iwlwlt k'v:!, UnvJrnr slut
." .'"t. rj. t: fcewnrin (, rVemitat ;
-.-i.! rtft'VirBn, Kati.J Ruth Cole,
' ' ' hy'.nrf. Mildred Snow,
(M'sdron; I'sulie
' 4 a.if.; Helen Krar.
ie l.iiis Shrneck. David
'.. I ire.n; fsthrin Clapp.
rsiis lity; Irene
I I .)rr,. Lincoln: Doris
: -i "i jUi;j. n, Onmha:
'' " ": l!r tlrk,
,' '..-e, Hastings; Mar-
Seward: Cora Laverty, Omaha: Jean La
verry, Omaha: Dorothy Conrey, Omaha;
Nedra King, Lincoln: Yvonne King, Lincoln;
Marguerite Danielson. Spencer; Kathenne
Toohey, Lincoln; Adeline Munsell, Lincoln;
Lucille Bauer, Holdr-?e: Vivian Milks,
Crete: Margaret Blunk. Lincoln; Maxine
Way, Lincoln; Aleno Minor. McCook; Fran
ces Johnson, Lnicoln; Clara Grothe, Dorchester.
Kyps Kappa Gamma
Josephine Vought. Omaha; Dean Rob-
bins, Omaha: Gertrude Marsh, Omaha; Mar
garet Lavelie, Omsha; Ruth Schwagcr, Oma
ha: Janie Lehnhqff. Omaha; Marjone Da
vis, Omaha: Mary Jane Pinkerton, Omaha;
Detty Wahlquist. Hastings: Eleanor Woilz,
Grand Island: Ruth Sands!!. York: Be.ty
Campbell, Coraing, Iowa; Charlene Aura
cher. Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Maxine Kain.
Fairbury; Marie! McLucas, 7airbury; Ellen
Mae Carhart, Wayne: Margaret Johnson,
Superior; Charlotte Anne Rain. Lincoln:
Charlotte Easter-day. Lincoln; Martha
Sparks, St. Louis. Mo.; Eleanor Buddig.
Chicago. III.; Virginia Hassler, Pawnee City.
Sigma Delta Tau
Grace Rosenphan, Omaha; Prances Simon,
Omaha: Arda Cenenbaum, Omaha: Sylvia
Wohlner, Omaha: Jeanette Levison, Omaha:
Lillian Lipsey. Omaha: Janet Lipsey, Oms
ha: Sadie Ginsberg, Sioux City, la.: Ruth
Giamond, Lincoln: Corine Weil, Evansville,
Ind.; Betty Steinberg. Omaha.
Sigma Kappa
Ruth Everts. Waco; Catherine Adair, Wa
lk, Kan.; Martha Mirindakruse, Fre
mont: Margaret Cas. College View: Louis
Lyman, Lincoln
Certrude Talbot, Omahs; Katherine Riea
chick. Fslls City; Marie White. Fremont;
Blanche Davies, Lincoln; Mabel Heyene,
Wisner. Wilms Clyde, Franklin: Mary Mor
gan, Falls City: Thora Henderson, Lincoln.
.Theta Phi Alpha
Marcslla Davis, Lincoln; Marian Rirhig.
Lincoln: Edith Warren, Lincoln; Marie
Louise Lang, Beatrice: Inn Brady, Ceres
eo; Mary Rupp, Seward: Marie Schlesin--?er.
Shelby: Wauneta Schlesinger, Shelby; Ger
sldine O'Fuery, Hartington; Mary Dowd,
Geneva.
FRATERNITIES
ANNOUNCE MEN
(Continued from Page 1)
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coln; Morris, Wendell, Hsrdy; Schneider,
Hsrold, Lincoln: White, Vance, Burwell;
Wolfe. Robert. Lusk. Wyo.; Yager. Rich
ard, Omaha; Ziph, Andrew, St. Joe, Mo.;
Gordon. Eno, College View; Gabrielson, Har
old. Omaha: Bryant, Homes, Long Island,
Kan.; Donaldson, Theodore, Lincoln; John
son, Elmer, Plattstnouth ; Mansfleld, James,
Lincoln: Padley, William. Columbia, So.
Dak.; Peterson. W. E.. Chicaeo. Ill B..
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l (As. Irr'to O. f . fat, OOoe
bluff; Heldt. August, ScottsblufT: Albert,
Bruce, Columbus; Richardson, John, Alli
ance; Roland, Howard. Beatrice.
Delta Sigma Lambda
Atkins. Glen D., Kimball: Bone, Walter
S., Superior: Catlett, Hsrold. Hartley: Dal
lenbach, Oliver, Rockwell City, la.; Eisen
hart. Donald W.. Culbertson; Eisenhart, Ed
ward. Culbertson: Gillan, Verne W., Exeter;
Krotter, John, Stuart; Meyer, Allan, Uni-
versify Place: Mills, Clark, Culbertson:
Morns, Ai, Lincoln: Mounts, rranic. Alli
ance; Mueller, Vernon, Griswold, la.; Or
ton, William, Fullerton, Calif.; Ossian Wil
liam, Stanton: Wickshire, Ralph, North
Platte; Wiener, Clifton, Lincoln; Wiener,
Evan, Lincoln.
Delta Chi
Black, Richard, Lincoln: Duncan, Kex,
Lincoln; Hackler, Russell, Lincoln; Jack
son. Howard, Beatrice: Johnson, David,
Montgomery. Alba. : Kerstine. Raymond.
Belleville. Kan.; Longman, Vernon, Eagle;
Mason, William, Trinidad, Colo.: Reed. Har-
ry, Lincoln: Shivers, Claude. Clay Center,
1 Kan.; Strancky. Frank, Mundane, Kan.;
True, Wesley, Lincoln.
Farm House
Batie, Clyde, Lexington: Frohm, Herald,
Liberty; Gross, William, Burwell; Hedges,
Cerase, Indianola; Means, Howard, Red
Cloud; Peterson, Henry, Inavale; Reese.
Charles, Simeon: Snyder, Bruce, North
Platte; Smith, Jason, Oskdale.
Kappa Psi
Becker. Mike. Gregory ; Green, James, j
Moreneld: Gordon, Ralph, Hebron: Hender
son, George, Casper, Wyo.; Kemmish, Lloyd,
Shenandoah, la.; Stewart, Kenneth, Mar
quette; Sterkel, Paul, Lincoln: Wildesen,
Clyde, Oakley, Kan.; Wurdeman, Trafford,
Leigh.
Kappa Sigma
Bailey, Clyde, ScottsblufT; Bonner, James,
Stafford, Kan.; Dowd, James, Guthrie Cen
ter, la. ; Eaton, Kenneth, Fort Dodge, la.;
Eckles, L. G., Scottsbluff; Fitzgerald, A..
Denver. Colo.; G rammer, Charles, Pleason
ton; Hansen, Clyde. Irene. So. Dak.: Heus-
ner, Mansel, Grand Island; Hitchcock, Ray,
Lincoln; Kepler, Hollis, Sidney; Kerl, Thom
s, Oakland: King, Arthur, O'Neill: Koser,
Donald, University Place; Lindberg, Gsr
land, Bridgeport: Lowe, Jack, Sidney; Man
ning, William, Hyannis; Morris, Francis,
Grand Island; Ragans, Elmer, Kearney;
Reed, Wynn. Kearney; Senter, Herbert,
Omaha; Snider, Robin, Tilden; Wolcott.
Frank, Weeping Water.
Lambda Chi Alpha
Backstrom. John O.. Lincoln Byron. John
W.. Omaha: Crook. Jack M., Meadow Grove;!
Currier, Wilbur D., Morrill; Davis. Cyril E.. I
Omaha; Knon. Donald S., Omaha; King, I
l-1 u : 1 1 . i n i ii -t . i
, .unci . nviuii, irmun, iiui rv., it (Jl L u
Loup: Staats. Henry R, Cedar Bluffs: Tuck
er. Sterling E.. Sterling; Wsyinire, Charles,
Douglas; Wilson. Clair M., MorrilL
Omega Beta Pi
Barns, Walter, Wanango; Davis, James,
Lincoln: De Bey, Dirk, Orange City, la.;
Fix, Clarence, Columbus; Lamb, William,
Sprague: Oakes, Leland, Harlan. Ia.: Pet
erson. Richard, Omaha: RunkeL George,
Milford: Yeck, Kenneth, Beaver Crossing.
Phi Kappa
Barrett. John, Raymond: Benda, Harold,
Odell: Campbell, Clare, Friend; Cocklin.
Richard. Lincoln; Crowley, Keefe, Cam
bridge: Dahms, William, Lincoln; Galla
gher, Howard. Summerville, Kan.; Hassell,
Lester, Ashton; Keveny, Leo, Cambridge;
Long. Maurice. Tecumseh; McLaughlin.
Victor, Boise, Idaho; Pierce. Thomas, Lin
coln; Pierce, Charles, Lincoln: Rucker, Paul,
Lincoln; Sherman, Cym, Lincoln: Short,
Donald. Lincoln; Swenson, Dale. Clay Cen
ter, Kan.; Shoemaker, Russell, O'Neill.
Phi Alpha Delta
Des Jardein. Freeman. Lincoln: Dudley.
French, Ewing: Gallagher, J. John. Kear
ney; Misko, John, Kearney; Nelson, Albae.
Blair: Millhouse, Russell; Rulier, Leon.
Campbell.
Phi Gamma Delta
Burdirk. Eugene, Herman: Boataman, Al
ford. -Beatrice: Baker, Walter G., Buffalo,
Wyo.; Bernard, Byron, Omaha; Davis, Burr.
Wayne; Kiel. Carl. Plattsmouth; Kivett.
Robert. St. Joe, Mo.; Scbrimpf, Allan. Oma
ha: Smullin. Albert. Beatrice; Skelton,
Henry, Hays, Kan.; Swanson, Clark, Oma
ha: Lire. William. Omaha: Van Sant, Ken
neth. Omaha; May, Ed, Beatrice.
Phi Delta Theta
Ball. Herman. David City: Allen, Glen.
Valley: Johnson, Herbert, Millard; Deakins,
William, North Platte; Current, Raymond.
Hastings; Songster, Richard, Omaha: Jack,
Le Roy, Tekamah; Newmarker, William.
Columbus: Italcer rhan It. ;,. . C.k L
Wilbur, Falls City: Auracker, Robert, Cedar!
Rapids, la.; Mawson, Wallace. Fort Collins,
Colo.; Peck, Thomas. Ruahville: Spain. Eu-
gene. Omaha; Foster, James, Valley: Swen-
son. Stanley, North Platte: Holland, Wil.
ham, Omaha; Mays, Wesley, Lincoln; Eck-'
man, Vance. Pawnee City; Sunderland,
Robert. Lincoln: Anderson, Arthur. Lin-1
" w.cvr, iibiuiii, uuasi, in.; Hoag-
..no. snnur, nortn flatte; Wahl, Albert, S
Omaha I li
Welcome to
1ST. PLYMOUTH CHURCH
Congregational
17th & A Streets
Pastor
REV. BEN F. WYLAND
A Graduate of the University of Iowa and Yale
Our Church
was the first church organized, 1866, in Lincoln It has a mem
bership of nearly 1300 and a young peoples' work of 600.
Sunday Mornings
-10 A. M. Bible Study Classes
11 A. M. (Jhurch Service
6 to 9 P. M. Open House for Young People
Becom an Affiliate Member Sunday October 2 Without Taking
Your Church Letter from Home.
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GENERAL LIST FOR ALL
STUDENTS
Laundry Cases
Pennants
Stationery
Fountain Pens
"Greenback" History Cover
Note Books
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ENGINEERING DEPT.
1 Set Drawing: Instruments
1 Drawing Board
1 T Square 30"
1 30o-fi0o Triangle 10"
1 45o Triangle 8"
1 French Curve
1 Architects Scale
3 Drawing Pencil
6 Sheets Drawing Paper
1 Higgins Drawing Ink
3 Erasers (Ruby, Pencil, Art Gum)
1 Pencil Pointer
1 Doz. Thumb Tacks
1 Erasing Shield
Assorted Pens
Ames Lettering Instrument
Pen Holder
"Greenback" Note Book
Report Covers
Note Paper
Scale Clip
Oil Stone
Protractor
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CHEMISTRY DEPT.
Chemistry Operona'
Laboratory Book
"Greenback" History Cover
"Greenedge" History Paper
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BOTANY
2 Press Board Covers & Rings
20 Sheets "Greenedge" History
Paper
12 Sheets Drawing Paper
1 Sand Paper Pad
12 Cover Glasses
6 Slides
1 Eraser
1 Drawing Pencil
2 Razor Blades
2 Pippetts
1 Slender Forcep
1 Celluloid Ruler
2 Needles
1 Tripod (Hand Lens)
1 Scalpel
Cheese Cloth
"Greenback" History Cover
"Greenedge" History Paper
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LAW STUDENTS
Law Book
Interleaving Sheets
"Greenback" History Cover
"Greenedge" Hintory Paper
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
"Greenback" History Cover
"Greenedge" History Paper
Ledger & Journal Paper
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