TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1929
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
STUDENT ASSISTANT
. DIES EARLY MONDAY
Funeral for Rose Strickland
Held, at Residence
Today at 2:30
Kose Strickland, nineteen, sopho
more in the College or Arts and
Sciences, died suddenly early Mon
day morning at nor home, 1437
Rose street. Miss Strickland had
been 111 for several weeks, .but had
worked regularly at her duties as
assistant in the university reserve
library. She returned to her home
Saturday noon aner woming ail
morning, and became seriously 111
late Sunday afternoon. Complica
tions from a combination of causes
resulted in ner aeain.
She was a graduate of Lincoln
high school, and had been em
ployed by the university library
since June, 1926, first as a helper
In main library, and later as an as
sistant in the reserve department,
which position she had held since
September, 1927. She Is survived by
her mother, Mrs. S. C. Strickland,
and a sister, Miss Delia, or omana.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the
residence, 1437 Rose street. The
Rev. Herbert Rhodes of Trinity
Methodist church will conduct the
services. Pallbearers wlU. be asso
ciates from tne university imrary.
MANY DEGREES ARE
RECEIVED AT MID-YEAR
Continued from Pace 1.
Virginia Margaret; Bertrand, Nel
lie; Burdlck, Howard Leroy; Cad
well, Virginia Maxine; Cuneo, Jose
Antonia.; Greenberg, Abe Benja
min; Griffin, Gerald Edward; Hub
"bert, Faye Elizabeth; Jones, Ruht
Lois' Lucille; Lau. Marie Rather
ine; Laurltsen, Frances Murphy;
Lewis, Jesse Sunderland; Lustgar
len, Ida; Miller, William Keith;
Mumford, Mattle Ellen: Parker,
Gerald Edmund; Raymond. Virgin
ia; Reynolds, Rose Mary, fychman,
Eudice Bertba; Richmond, Sarah
Aseneth; Runyan, Mabel Annie:
Smith, Robert Fernald Keniston;
Wallace, Robert Dwlght; Weaver,
Archibald Jackson.
Bachelor of Fine Arts: Nickols,
Patrice. Schewe, Marion William.
"Bachelor of Science: Bean, John
Merle; Benbrook, Charles Harp
ster; Brlllhard, Everett Guy; Fen
ning. Con; Judd, Delbert Kenneth;
L'pwls, Ernest Verdon; Moes, Roii
crt John; Murphy, Francis John;
Neely, John Marshall; Nickelson,
Raymond Eugene: Roy, Ruben Lee;
Smith, Clifford Lamar; Strublc,
Gilbert Carl; Stuckley, William
Louis. . "1
College of Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Business
Administration: Hickman,. Keith
Morrison; King, Kenneth Albert;
Mann, John Davis; Peterson, Rich
ard Peter: Rutledge, Donald N.
Smlthberger, Louis Jr.; Stearns,
Jessie Effle; Vahle, Paul Edward;
Walling, Albert Bernard.
College of Engineering
Budielor of Science In Architec
tural Engineering: Fried, Oscar.
Bachelor of Science In Civil En
gineering: Baker, Paul Wallace;
Betzrr. Stanley Irvin; Gibson,
Verne Cyril; Ha wke, Chester Mark:
Lindeman, Malcolm Daniel; Miller,
Norris Weston, Smrha, Robert Vac
lav. Bachelor of Science in Electrical
Engineering: Hawks, Glen Ice
land; Lind. Theodore Roosevelt;
Reed, Richard Dennis; Young, Ger
ald Grant.
Bachelor of Scinece in Mechani
cal Engineering: Carr, Lewis
Stephens; Chase, Fred Murdock,
Conant, William Stanley: Freder
ick, Herbert Sylvester; Hall, Ar
thur W.; Sollest, Fabian Penamora.
College of Law
Bachelor of Laws: Rucklos, Er
vin H. F.
College of Medicine
Doctor of Medicine: Banister,
Edwin Blair; Bollig, Harold Lewis;
Brunlng, Edward Frederick; Busby,
Lauren Fletcher; Calvert, John
Hargreaves; Dally, Kaho; Dlllen
beck, Floyd Earl; Glathar, Alberl
William: r:i-an iron,.,, t-ot.--.
Green, Marls Caulknls; Hamsa
William Rudolph, Hellesen, Wil
liam Edward; Hepperlen, Harry
Michael, Jr.; Karrer, Frederick
Merrill; Larson, Harold Vinton;
Lewis, Ernest Verdon; McAlister,
Lawrence Sevier; Mechtenberg,
William Rudolph; Norall, Victor
CAIPBTOL
Mon. Tues. Wed,
WILLIAM FOX
PRESENTS
THREE
c
Official Bulletin
Tuesday, Febiaarr 8.'
.Vespers. I o'clock. Ellen Smith hall.
Thursday. Febraary 1.
T Sn 7:50 AlDh
Friday, February t.
.pm". Tmpl theater.
r.11 i yo.Vn woplo-a valentine party,
Second Baptist church, II and 8 itreu!
Saturday. February 9.
JnterfratarnltyBll. Ccrnhuaker ball-
room.
Delmer; Nuss, Herman Victor; Ra
gan, Lloyd Elmer; Rice, Raymond
Maine; Saxton. Alton Joseph;
Schroeder. Ralph Leonard, Slander,
Thomas Regula: Stibal, Jen-old
Frank; Stllllngeh Cecil George:
Strowbrldee. Phllln Mn. Thmn.
son, Charles Edward; Turner,. Wit
j am uncan; Tyson, Roland Wil
liam: Wenrnrf TVinrin
Winkle, Vernon Mel vin; Worth
man, Herbert Westbrook; Wyatt
MerUn Ralph.
Bachelor of Science in Medicine:
Alberts, Edward, Banister, Edwin
Blalv; Borarth, Elton Poole; Brew
ster, Frank Wayne; Crook, Clar
ence Everett; Folger, Glen Keith;
Furman, Frank Spencer; Gates, F.
Kenneth; Hahn, William Newlon:
Hanchett, Leland Jack; Jensen, Ar
thur Emanuel; Krieg, Wendell. J.
S.; Thompson, Charles Edward;
Vest. Manrira Ttanlol. wr
Dorwin Burdette.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing:
Fleshor, Lydia Gladys.
College of Pharmacy
Graduate in Pharirmrr- rviwnia
Leslie E.
Teachers Colleoe '
i. Bachelor of Arts In Education
uu university leacners (Jertlfl-
caie: winaie, orace Victoria,
Bachelor of Fine Arts In Educa
tion and Unlver.lttv Tanr-hnra rri.
flcate: Fan-ens. Frances.
Bachelor of So.lanca in
and University Teachers Certifi
cate: Bancroft, Clarice Martna;
Bookstiorn, Martha Lillian; Brown,
Evelyn Marie: Bun Rose L.; Cady,
Earl Addis m; Corns, Mamie El
len; Cummlngs, Emerie - Sextus;
Edmlsten, Martha Ellrabeth; Flood,
Elizabeth Frances: Op.t.rv. Rfh
Jessie; Heln, Ruth Kathryn; John
son, wanna; Lindeblad, Ludvig
Carl; Malone, Harriet Ann; Mor
ley. Frances Helen: Wnsrln WHno
Harlet; Welch, Harriet Dorothy.
university Teachers Certificate:
Reynolds, Hazel B.
Physical Education Certtflrjira-
Cummlngs, Emerie Sextus; Edmls-
ton, Martha Elizabeth.
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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
Prof. Sjogren Takes Leave
Of Absence for Year
Due to Sickness
Prof. E. E. Brackett of the de
partment of agricultural engineer
ing in the University of Nebraska
has been appointed acting chair
man of that lepartment, beginning
February 1. He takes the place of
Prof. O. W. Sjogren, wbto was
obliged to apply for a year's leave
of absence due to sickness in his
family. Professor Brackett came
to Nebraska as an Instructor In
1913, attaining the rank of profes
sor In 1922.
Courses In the department of ag
ricultural engineering offer Instruc
tion in subjects Involving the ap
plication of engineering knowledge
to the solution of agricultural
problems. It offers an opportunity
to farm-reared boys to enter a line
of engineering which will permit
them to capitalize their farm ex
perience to the fullest extent.
This year there are thirty stu
dents In this department. Last
year four degrees were granted In
agricultural engineering.
PROF. WIMBERLY-'S
WORK IN 'FOLKLORE'
Continued from Pare 1.
(which the author, however, does
not seem to notice) : where a lover
doomed to die at the hand of man,
ays to his sweetheart, 'Ye'll tak'
the high road and I'll tak' the low
road,' he means that as a ghost, or
perhaps as a revenant corpse, he
will traverse the underworld at a
speed far beyond tne power or any
human traveler.
HE AND SHE' IS
NEXT PRODUCTION
Continued frum Taa-e 1.
most striking of the plays which
dual with the general question of
woman's rights and responsibili
ties, of which its author has stood
for some time as a representative
In drama.
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hippopotamus, and a giraffe which
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A Miesourl University fradoaee emho
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