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TWO THE 04II.Y NFRMCKAN FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1936. Daily Nebraskan Station K Lincoln, Nebraska. 1935 Member 1934 FUsocidod CollG6iato Press Thlg papar la represented lor genaral advertlalnp by the Nebraaka Preaa Aaioolation. Entered at aecond-class matter at tha poetottlce in Llneoln, Nebraaka, undar act of conareea, March I, 187B, nri mt enaciai rata of oostaae provided for In section 1103. act of October S, 1917, authorlged THIRTY -FOURTH Published Tuesday. Wedneaday, Thuraday, Friday and Sunday mornings during tha academic year. SUBSCRIPTION RATE . ..... ei-ni. rnru r Mm. 81.00 a semester nn . l.,r mailed 81.60 Undar direction of tha Studant Publication Board. Editorial Office Unlveralty Hall 4. Bualneaa Office Unlveralty Hall 4A. Telephor.ee Day t B6891 Night: B6882. B3333 (Journal). Official atudent publication of tha Unlveralty of Nebraaka In Lincoln, Nebraska. IRWIN RVAN EDITOR-IN-CHISF TRUMAN OBERNDORF BUSINESS MANAGER EDITORIAL STAFF MANAGING EDITORS . , . George Plpal Arnold Lavln NEWS EDITORS Johnston Snipes Dorothy Bentt Jane Walcott Eleanor CI Izba Don Wagner Society Editor Louisa Maget BUSINESS STAFF ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Bob Funk Bob Shellenberg Bob Wadhama Circulation Manager Stanley Michael Virtue vs. Appetite. THOROLY .lislu'ai'U'ninn but chI was Dr. R. A. Gilmoro's nddress to (he university's eagerly expectant group of high honor st'm louts and othors in attendance possessed of the avowed purpose of gleaning all bits of inspiration offered. If ever there was an occasion for spurring youth to greater efforts, it would seem that this was the time. Evidenly it was not. With the presentation of a "take life as it is" philosophy, because human nature is not capable of betterment, Doctor (lilmoie struck rather fiercely at "centralization" and "too much govern ment." With his ideas on "too much govern ment" the Nebraskan is fully in accord, for the obvious reason that when there is "too much government" there is quite naturally "too much government." The founders of the constitution did not aim at freedom from physical suffering, de clares Doctor Gilmore. Using this as the theme for his entire text he goes on to say that "in these clamors against constitutional re straints someone pathetically cries, 'You can not eat the constitution. ' After all what's a constitution when stomachs are involved." This Doctor Gilmore characterized as a "pure ly materialistic attitude" and continued: "But constitutional integrity may require enduring the panes of an empty stomach. It is easy to surrender liberty and integrity for temporary physical relief. Freedom from physical suffering was not the objective of the founders of our institutions." Certainly freedom from physical suffer ijig was not the objective of the founders of our institutions." But this is where Doctor Gilmore 's analogy falls short. When the con stitution was drawn up almost any man seek 'LA MATERNELLE' APPEARS HERE (Continued from Page 1). located. Jean Benoit-Levy, direc tor, looked upon 250 waifs and gutter-urchins of Paris, before he found fifty or sixty who work thru the film. His marvelous discovery was eleven-year-old Paullette Elam bert, whose whole tragic life has been lived in the slums. In the play this sad-eyed little girl is the daughter of a streetwalker whose fortunes vary with the men who pick her up in the smoky dives of Montmartre. By day she is one of the hundreds of little waifs who stream into the gates of the day nursery, La Alatornelle, in the morning and out again at night But with the darkness come the terrors of night alone in a garret, or of being dragged to some bawdy den of casual lovers by her Mother. Marie Seeks Affection. Her starved heart hungers for affection, and when one night her mother disappears, little Marie fastens herself to Rose, the new maid at the day nursery. Rose, who is the educated daughter of a business man who failed and com mitted suicide, takes the little girl into her heart and her room. For a time little Marie beams with happiness, until again all is clashed hy the fact that she sees young Dr. Libois embrace Rose and take her away from the school. Thus left alone a second time, lit tle Marie runs from the school to the docks. There high above her, looms a bridge where two figures embrace. They are reflected in the water below. She leans over to throw a heavy stone at the re flection that will shatter the hated image, and falls in. Scene Touching. She is rescued and revived. And then, in a scene as touching as anything ever filmed, the little outcast discovers the doctor and Rose are to be married and plan to take her into their hearts and home. But as the New York Morning Telegraph described it, "It is not the story that makes the picture. it is the tender heart-breaking scenes of the day-nursery the children, scrubby-faced, dredged up from the gutters of Paris, coming into contact with love and kindness for the first time in their lives. There is that little boy who didn't know how to smile, there is that other little boy who stole a wilted flower from a garbage can to give to Rose, there is that little girl who locked the door on her drunk en father." "Baloney" declare! Smedley Butler, is what antiwar strikes amount to. "The only way," he declares, "to prevent war is to put the fear of God into the heart of your bloody congressmen. "Organize, am re," he admitted, "but you have to do more than taJK. Get out petitions and frighten your senators and your president to death with them. The only thing they fear is public opinion." ing livelihood it possible for Diflerent times of "liberty" January 80. 182. VBAR a eemeeter mailed today. Uihkius lev,' men, no cause of all our in government more believes hunger knawing mgly, much of tairly analyti- Instead of that by the use correctly applied seem that instead of disheartening students Doctor bilmore toward greater achievement by inspiring them to work for improvement of our social sciences and arts. He should rather encourage them to more vigorously atr.iplr c-rictmn. ,,.;i.. advance civilization' and not to accept out moded ideas. True, the choice," but it loO years ago. not wish to imply that the constitution is not worthy of keeping but rather that its is the greaer because it is WORTHY of CORBEC- RADIO REVIEW Fred Waring and his Pennsyl vanians are in Boston for a week's vaudeville engagement, and their weekly program will be heard from there tonight at 8:30 over KOIL through facilities of station WBZ. The entire Waring group, includ ing the Lane Sisters, "Poley" Mc Clintock, Gene Conklin. Ferne, the Waring violinist, Tom Waring, Stella and the Fellas, and Johnny "Scat" Davis made the trip. Fred will feature the songs of M. I. T. and Harvard. Rosmary Lane and the glee club will be heard in a special Waring orchestration of "Little Girl Blue" from "Jumbo." Benny Fields, after taking several curtain falls at the CBS playhouse in New York follow ing a "Ziegfield Follies" broad cast, merrily recalled an inci dent when he and his wife, Blos som Seeley. were playing a vaudeville engagement. The ap plause was so tremendous at the end of their act that they could not leave the stage. Behind the glare of the footlights they kept bowing until the manager finally ran out. "That's not for you," cried he. "The president of the United States just entered a box." Now radio has ita own list of "best dressed women." They are, according to the Fashion Academy of New York, Jane Pickena, NBC soloist and member of the faro ous Pickens Sisters trio; Harriet Hiiliard, star singer of Ozzle Nel son's program, and Jessica Dragonette, who also holds the ti tle of "Radio Queen of 1935." This game of picking the best dressed men and women in this or that baa gotten to be as common as picking an all America football team. Everybody thinks they have the only selections that should be considered. Hollywood Hotel makes another appearance tonight featuring music, comedy, and gossip of the movie stars. As usual Luella Par sons will present a short sketch from a motion picture now in pro duction featuring the same actors as will appear in the picture. DANCE BANDS TONIGHT: Over KOIL thera It the College Prom at 7:30, fred Waring at :30, and the King of Swing, Benny Goodman at 10. Goodman will play for a half hour and fhen twitch ovee to WOW for another half hour, which meant a good hour of perfect dance music Emit Coleman comet en at 10:30. Over WOW thert it Htnry Butsee at 10:15, Benny Goodman at 10:30, and that twell colored band of Fletcher Henderson's at 11. . i could obtain it. Vast, unex ploited resources and a great frontier made an individual to establish a home. It required diligence, patience, and the sufferings of great hardships, but ultimate economic security at that time was hardly a problem. While luxuries were almost unob tainable, starvation was cmially rare. It was upon this misconception that based his talk. exist now. The former problem has evolved itself into one of "liberty vs. economic security." Dr. Gilmore says "appetite in never a sub stitute for virtue." Well spoken, but who ever heard of virtue being an adequate sub stitute for appetite! That is the problem of was a lean and hungry man matter what theory they espouse over a well-tilled "pouch, will die a saintly death rather than partake of the- delicious "apple." Condemning human nature for the troubles, fearing human nature in any large scale, Doctor Gil this same human nature will substitute virtue for appetite. Here it seems tnat reality needs entrance; practicality should lead the way. Philosophy and theory will not gain much consideration from a man with at his belly. In overlooking tins Doctor Gilmore is neglecting, all to slight the reason for the chaos in the world today, FEACE, contentment, and a happv Jioiw are not the lot of a hungry man. ' ' Submission to ills will not con-pet. them Fear will not overcome existing evils. Had the Wright brothers stopped flying after their first failure, air transportation of today would be much more elementary than it now-V Doe- tor Gilmore uses history to prove that human nature changes very little and that we should therefore try to get along with as little gov ernment as possible. Bv reference to ilmt same history it would be equally easy to show that governments have been overthrown, lost their powers, degenerated into corruption and nothingness because they failed to take cognizance of human beings, their trials, tribu lations, and vicissitudes. Only those for the moment secure ran the government and thev were not interested in the sufferings of oth ers, thus their overthrow. If histnrv muct k used as an authority then let's use it au-thoritativelv. wholeheartedly blaming human nature and then calling it "quits" it would seem that additonal effort is really needed. Modern developments in the handling of crim inals and irresponsible iuveniles hns shown of the proper environment, progress can be made in the better rehabilitation of human beings. It would could have Dointed Ihe wav- constitution was a ,'1fliV.iin.,i was the "deliberate choice" of By this the Nebraskan dnps COCHRAN OPENS N. S. F. A. MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT (Continued from Page 1). Tom Neblett, national N. S. F. A. president, requesting the group to reconsider approval of the N. Y. A. as voted recently in a national convention at Kansas Citv. Pre viously in fawr of the youth act. rxeoieu nas no reversed his stand according to the telegram. Stover Opens Discussion. John Stover, of Nebraska, open ed me rouna table discussions im mediately after the opening ses sion, by leading the group in ex changing opinions concerning cam pus politics. The body passed a mucn argued resolution to the ef feet that "All women students he urged to take as active and equal a part in campus politics as men." The motion was lost, which stated that, "We should as a body favor campus politics to be highly or- ganizea witn large expense per mitted." The K. IT. delegation praised campus political parties as train ing grounds for similar exploits in real life. On the contrary John Landis of Nebraska, declared that campus politics involve too much mud slinging, and participating "too much for the sport of it" to be of any real value in actual cam paigning. Frank Allen was leader of the urgent problem of the honor sys tem, as an experiment in Amer ican universities and colleges. Concluding that the honor system is generally impossible , the body went on record as unanimously op posing "The widely used articulat ed grading system, feeling that it results in false standards and ex tensive cheating, so undermining the system." In the following dis cussion Jim Polkenhorn of K. U. stated that he feels student atti tude and the present curriculum is at fault, not the grading system. The body finally passed the reso lution of favoring the honor sys tem -'Provided a more progressive change in secondary schools can be accomplished, and a less articulate grading system adopted." Arnold Levin, chairman of Ne braska's atudent council committee on university publicity, led the con cluding round table discussion on the function of the student body in releasing school news. New Bus Service Elktiorn Yalley Stages Daily to Fremont-Oakland-West Point Norfolk and Point North EXCURSION RATES Over tha Weekend beginning Friday and andlng Sunday Nlghta Butaes laave ONLY frem NEBRASKAN HOTEL 230 No. 11th St. Phone B3888 IIONOR (Continued from Page 1). Senior Honor Mat. Ruth Marlon All'm. A. A 8.. Omaha Henry christian Andersen, Engineering Kail it Rllgabeth Arnold A. A I., Lincoln Vincent Htnry Arlhaud, Agriculture ua mo nose. Hone Mayone Atklrs, Teachers, Kimball Barbara Josephine Barber, Agriculture, uncom, Aliura J (inn Rarkee. B. A.. Lincoln. Marjorla Jeauno H.rt, A. . 8., Lin coin. Kliaabath Frances Bataar, Teachers, Un coin. Eunice Ruth Bingham. Music. Lincoln John Charles Bishop, engineering, Lyoni, jn. v. Clarice Eugenie Bloom, Agriculture, Or leans. William Klalr Bone, B. A., Meadow Groiv Elisabeth Ruth dushev, Journalism, Lin coin. Pale Corbln Cameron, Medicine, Rennet, Larrtl Arthur Campbell, Medicine Stamford. Robert Leavltt dishing, Agriculture, Ord Willie Robert Drlnea, Business admlnl atratlon. Cluy Center. Evelyn Ell.abelh Diamond, A. a 8, Lincoln. Mary Etta nodrlll. Agriculture, Lincoln, George Malcolm Richardson Dougall, A. A 8.. Lincoln. Heater Elisabeth Freeman, - Teachers Lincoln Frank Edward Gallup. B A., Alria. Marie Ruby Oeorgc. Teachers, Lincoln, Noirls Maria Getty, A. 6., Waco. Walter door, Engineering, Atklneon, June Polores Ooethe, Muetn, Omaha. Henry Chrla Oraliow. A. A 8.. Omaha Raleton Joseph Graham. Journaliam, Lincoln. Dorothy Gregg, Teachera Nebraeka City, h.rnu viola uriu, jearners, urainion, Benjamin Hayea Grimm. Medicine, Gar- tUK. Margaiet Elisabeth Heald, Teachers, Om aha Jamea Dietrich Heldt, and A. 8. Scotlahluff. Later Matt Hlcke, Engineering, Meadow Grove. Alice Grace Hildebrand. Medicine. Om aha. Irving Hill, A. A 8., Lincoln. Miriam Mae Hobaon, nurelng, Carson la. Margtret Elltanttb Jackson. A. A 8. Lincoln. Marion LtRoy Jackson, Agriculture ork. Emory Emmanuel Johnson, Engineering, ceresco Helen Margaret Jorgensen, A. A 8. Snrum, S D. Robert Eugene Karrcr, Medicine, cene diet. William Charles Keettell, Jr., Medicine, Lyona. LcKoy j. Kieinsasuer. xaeoctna, Tyno.au, S. D. Grace Muriel Lewis. A. A S.. Lincoln. Orva Irene Lewis, Teachera, Missouri Valley, la. Annie Latin Mctjaii. a. at ommna. N .it nan feherman Mandell, Engineering, Omaha. , Jamea Francij Marvin, A. B., Linoom. Edward Oscar Meyer, A. A 8 Sorum, n- .... Jackson cane Miera, A. o.u newaro. Eleanor Paulina Neale, B-A Fort Cal houn. Eleanor Elizabeth Nelson, Teacnera, Creaton. Ia. Meredith Kandrick nelson, uiw, Lin coln. Orpha Louisa Nelson. Nursing, Bennet. Charles Henrv Nielsen, Engineering, Crab Orchard. Helen Patricia O'Gara, B-A., Lincoln. Marlon Maxina Osterman, Teachera, Central City. jack Mark race, b-a., Lincoln. Dwlght Clark Perkins, A, A 8., Lin coln. Ada Marie Petrea, A. A 8.. Pawnee city. Lois Eleanor Plerson. Teachers, Lin coln. Irene Margaret Rammers. Teachera. Firth. Harriet Louis Roienfeld. Journalism, Omaha. Oscar Burr Rosa. Agriculture, Rosalia, Arlo Wayne Ruddy, Pharmacy, Auburn. Bernard Leroy Sampson, Dentistry, Gothenburg. Marvin John Samuelson, Engineering, Oakland. Louie DeWald S&sa, A. A 8., Elgin. Carlos Elton Scliauer. A. A 8.. Broken Bow. Sadie Mav Schindler, Nursing. Schuyler. Ralph Virnon Schmidt. Enaineenna. Jef ferson City, Mo. fJiizanetn Kutn Shearer. Teachers. Om aha. Jacques Michau Shoemaker. B-A.. Om aha. Seymour Stephen Sldner. Jr.. Law. Lin. coin. Pauline Amelia Simon, Teachers, Lin. coin. Wilfred George Slayton, Teachera. 6a lem. Edwin Frank Spleth, B-A., Amherst. Viola Fecht Staley, Agriculture, Lin. coin. Evelyn Josephine etowell, Music, Lin coin. Frances Margret Suchy, A. A 8., Lin' coin. David Newaom Sweany, B-A., North ueno. Dolores Theobold. A. A S., Wauneta. Gladys Lucille Todd. A. A S., Lincoln. Donald Todd Waggener, Dentistry. Adams. Helmut Richard Wakeham. A. A 8., Lincoln. Deata Ann Ward, Teachera, Madison. Davis Robs Warner, Law, Dakota City. Harry Leslie West. Law, Syracuse. Allan King Wllliama, B-A.. Aberdeen, S. D. Frances Mercene Wilson, Teachers. Lin coln. Flavel Allen Wright, Law. Omaha. Kenneth Armour Young. Engineering, Concordia, Kas. Junior Honor LI at. Carl Odman Alexn. Lincoln. Gladys Virginia Anderson. Brule. frrest Victor Arnold, Law, Nursing, Grand Is- innci. Margaret Jeannetta Rakar un.i. t i. coin. ' Vernon Elwood Bale, Dent.. Lodge Pole. Irwin Darren Bauder, Aur., Brandlah. John W'lllard Benguon, Agr., Bradie. Dorothy Fdlth Bent. Jour.. Lincoln. Rodney Bertram Bertramson, Agr., Pot Fern Viola Bloom, arts A sciences. Lin coln. Ruth Susan Brodheck, Nursing. Omaha. Miriam Magdalene Butler. Bus. Ad.. Lincoln. 5a" Deloria Caley, Teachers, Spring field. John Miller Campbell. Bus, Adm.. Lln eoln John Vernon Olemana, lj,w, Lincoln. Orin Contryman, Bus Adm.. Oahkosh. Eleanor Cook. A. A 8., Chadmn. Elaine Mildred C uie, A. A 8.. Lin coln. Jamea ZimmiM Davie. Med., Lincoln. Kelvin Demlng. A 8., Lincoln. Barbara Louies DePulron, Bua. Adm.. Lincoln. W'llford Joel Dew.eae. .;. A 8 , Lincoln. Oeorae Eaaer. Bu. Adm., Lincoln. r.iwm rerdlnand Ertckaon. Bua. Adm.. W'inalrie. Alice Mae Fancher Teachers. worth. Alma Carllne Feulmau. A. A 8., Alne. Donl- puan. Allfter Ian Flnlavson. Med , Omaha. Ferae Sebln Fochl. Teachera. Ironwood. Mich. John Howard Freed. England, Omaha. Knid May Frttta, Tthere. Lincoln. K-mnetb Carl FrlUler. Bus. Adm., Lin coln. Madge Helen Garnet t. A A 8., Platta- mouth. Kenneth Stewart Olffen. Bua. Adm., Lin coln. Ardia Marncll Graybiel, Teachers Ne-ligh. Your Summer Vacation Would You Like to Earn During Your Summer? Our company might have n position for you. We need twenty students. Those who are cho sen, will b paid $180.00 at least for two and one-half months of the summer, plus bonus. Preference will be given to Freshmen and Soph omore (lien & Women) and to those who live in Nebraska. Ple&M WRITS Tour Application Educators Association 1218 'P' St. STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY Krneat George Gunnel, Eng., Cole rida. Clare Elblnc Hullet, A. A ., Lincoln. Klchard Arthur Hansmliu, Agr., Kcyn ulda. Frltal Harris, Teachers, Alliance. Bert Henry Hartsell A. A 8., Beatrice. Robert lalle Hayii.-, Kng., Lincoln. John Warren Henderaon, Med., Omaha. Eleanor Dorothy Heaahelmer, Teachers, Llneoln. Jean Hoag, Jour. Lincoln, William Gray HoUlaier, A. A ., . Lin coln. Orvllle Marvin Hutchinson, Bus. Adm., Lln'oln. Klchard Louis Jobman, A, A 8., Gothen burg. Viola laaliell Johnson Agr, Mead. Wayne Rdward Johnaon. Teachera, Old. Harold Doiithltt Kuuta, Med., Omaha. Jane Beeler Keefer, A. A 8., Llneoln. Helen Elale Kern, Nursing, Btanton. Max Rudolph Klraelbach, Med., Lincoln. Donald Monroe Kilmer, Agr., Western. Kenneth Victor Kralochvll, Kng., Pierce. Thomas Bryan Larson, A. A 8., Lincoln. Thll I. Laaer, Kng., Omaha. Gertrude Kaye Leavltt, Teachers, Lin coln. William Green tell Leavltt, A. A 8., Doni phan. John Dewey LeMar, Med.. Osceola. Helen Frances lslle, Teachers, Lincoln. Harry Pike Lei ton, Law, Lincoln. Arnold Joaephua Levlne, A, A 8., Rosa lie. Ivan I-alle liymaster. Eng., Aurora, lwrenre Kdgar Llehera, Agr.. Lincoln. William Pierce Loaan, A. A 8., Omaha. Clifford Cook Iing. Pharm., Ogallala. Robert Stanley Long, A. A 8., Grand Island. Clyde Earl tngacre. Law, Rising City. Patricia Katharine McUerr, Jour., Lin. coin. Krancea Jean Major, Agr., Decatur. Richard Thnmaa Manlon, Eng., Alliance. Ruby Ailuen Manhall, Teachers, Doug las. Edward Ross Martin. Bus. Adm.. Lin. Coin. Harriet Roae Martin, Agr., Millard Knthvrn Lee Miller. A. A a., avntta. blutr. Robert Holbrook Miller. Bus. Adm.. Lin coln. Frank David Mosxman. A. A R.. Omaha. Adolph Charles Naderhoff. Dent.. Lin oom. Ruth Maxina Nelaon Bua. Adm.. Lin. coin. Donald McColl Norquisl, Med., Omaha. Ixiren Oalea Olnaon, Law, Gordon. Marv Kvelvn Oahnrn. A Jk a Pawn. City. - " jonn Truman Parker. Eng., Central City. Corrla Elliabeth Peake, A. A 8., Omaha Oeorg Mllo Petersen, Eng., Hlldrcth. Howard Louis Peterson, Agr., Oakland. Ruth MdlJorie Plerne. Bua. Adm.. Hut. Inga. Ia. Paul Frederick Rohbert. Teachera. nivar. dale. John Milton Roberts. A. A S., Lincoln. Marion Ruth Rolland. Bua. Adm. t.m. coin. Robert Eugene Rundle, A. A 8., Lincoln. Woodrow Warner Rrhmria Mi Omaha. Ruth Helen Schobert, Aar., Springfield. Agnes Theresa Seniin. TV.-h r Hi- in. ard. Alfred Shamberg. A. A 8., Scotlablult. Leatha Ruth Khanklanri Rn ahm Lincoln, "' Mary K aine Shonka. A. A a rtimr Rapids, la. Marcellua Clay 8hurtleff, Med., Strang. Miller Sldwell, Eng., Kearney. Nina Louise Sutler, Teachera. Anselmo. Dale Wilfred Smith, Agr., Fairmont. Adrian Morris Srb, A. A 8., Lincoln. Kllen Ada Srb. A. A 8., Dwlght. Margaret Naomi fitandifttrri. Rm artm Glenwood. la. June Elizabeth Steffen, A. A 6., Haa tings. James Pell Stewart. A. A 8., Lincoln. Walter Francis stoite. jentr.. MnHnw Grove. Russell Merton Struthere, Law. Craig, jwwena onensilD. A. At P., UaKlBnd. Lenore Teal, A. A S., Lincoln. Ward Telft, Eng., w'eeplng Water. Alice Elizabeth Terril. .tlnali. Roav,. Crossing. Marlon Edward Thomas, Eng., Lincoln. Julia Alice Viele, Teachers, Lincoln. Jean Marian Walt. Teachers, Lincoln. Robert Hickman Weber, A. A 6., Aurora. Donald Whltann, Agr., Lincoln. George William Wiebusch. A. a Rm. ken Bow, Daniel Arthur Williams, A. A 8., Lin coln. Robert Ward Wllliama. Rm trim umana. Vera Abby Wilson. Teachers, Norfolk. Mary Yoder, Teachers, Lincoln. Frances Belle York. Jour., Barneston. Sophomore Honor Mat. Helen Kruae Adam. Bus. Adm., Lincoln. Joseph Bruce Alexander, v.na riranrf Island. Hubert Allaway. Agr., Homer. Thomas J. Anderaon. Eng.. Bellwood. namia uscar Auguatin, Eng.. Keneaaw. Constance Marian Baker, A. A 8., Lincoln. Jane Aldyth Barbour, A. A 8.. Scotta- bluff. Ruben Pecker, Teacher, Lincoln. Orvllle Clinton Beckord. A. 8.. Utlca Harry William Bell, Agr.. Waverlv. Genevieve Melissa Bennett, Agr.. Belle ville. 111. Harland DeLoss Omaha. Bentley, A. A Floyd Edward Beranek, Pharm., Ord. Myrtle Victoria Berggren, A, A S., Wa- hoo. Lois Beator, A. A 8., Plattsmouth. Rosalie Eva Breuer. A. A 8., Lincoln. Donald John Bucholi, Med., Omaha. Carl Edmund Carlson, Eng., Lincoln. Elizabeth Victoria Chernv, Bus. Adm., North Bend. James Lyl Christensen, Bus. Adm.. Genoa. W. Harold Olvin, A. A 8., Omaha. John Fiancls Coetelloe. I.aw, Lincoln. Marjnrle Arnett Con. Nursing. Superior. Frank Wallace Crabill, Law, Red Cloud. William Cecil Craft, A. A 8., Aurora. iena Lucille Crook, Bus. Adm , Lincoln. Vera Marie Cuiek, Teachers, Pine Blufls, W yo. Robert Edward Daniel!. Agr., Stanton. Wlnthrop William Darlington, Agr., Ne- ligh. Carolyn Lenne Davis, Bus. Adm., Lin coln. Shirley Gertrude Diamond, Nursing, Lin coln. Eva Maxlne Dick. A. A 8 . Waverlv. Lois Allene Dietrich. Teachers, Lincoln. Wayne Elwin Domingo, Agr Weeping Water. Theodore Dennlson Doyle, Agr. Curtis. Kllet Haller Drake, Med., Lincoln. Bert Reid Durkee, Law, Rock Island, 111 Doris Pauline Eastman, Bus. Adm., Kim ball. Victor John Eltel. Law, Lincoln. Ncrman Ross Emerson, A. A 8.. Nellgh. Anne Margaret Ender, Bus. Adm., York. Robert Elsworoth Evans, Pharm., Mea dow Grove. Aaron Joseph Flnkelstein, A. A 8., Lin coln. Harry Davis Flory, Jr., A. A 8., Pawnee City. Maurine Amanda Ford, Nursing, Oak land. Florence Algea Fouch.k. Law, Creston, Ia. Marjorle Elizabeth Fredenhagen, Bus. Adm., Lincoln. Ruth Enteriine Fulton, Teachera, Lin coln. Edwin August Detacher. A. A 8 , Omaha. Enid June nilletl. Teachers. Lincoln. Donald Lei toy Goggins, Bus. Adm., The Sanitary Cafe El lag Bsukather, Prop. Meals 15c and Up t3t North 10th Street Lincoln, Neb. Lincoln Cortland. Jean Eleanor iloiihui, A A 8., Lincoln tli-rtrnde Hvlen Uruavsnor, A. A 8., Aiii'111,1. Niirinan David riuatataon, Agr,, Mead. Donald Frederick Haley, A. A 8., Pal myra. Virginia Fave Hall, A A H. , Lluooln. Kohert Maurice Hanaen, Jour., Lincoln. Mary Carolyn Hollinan, Teachers, Lin coln. Joe Edward Huloulieck, Med.. Claikenn. Jane Rulh Hopkins, Music, Whiting, la, Megllia Viola llunklns, Jour., Lead, a. n. Robert Eugene James, A. A 8., Dawaon, illenn Raymond Jnineaon, Eng., Arcadia. Marhara J,nry, A. A 8., Lincoln. Marjorla May Johnston, A, A 8., Coun cil Bluffs, Ia. Howard Stanley Kaltenborn, A, A 8., Waco. Everett Edward Kasparek, Bus. Adm., Odall. Katlierme Honry Kilbuck, Teachers, Hood River. Oregon. Homer Owen King, Bus. Adm., York. Jay Luserne King. Eng., Lincoln. Helen Lucille Kleab, Teachers, Broken Bow. Hot-mine Lydla Kleeman, A, A 8., Alia. tin. Tex. Thelitis Kohlro, A. A 8., Lincoln. William Alexander Koros, Bus, Adm., Omaha. Rlohard Eugene Koaman, Bus, Adm., Omaha. Marie Loulae Kotouc, Bus. Adm., Hum boldt. Muriel Thelma Krasne, Jour., Fremont. Li Is Cathcrinu Roger, Teachers, Nellgh. Rlihard Howe Kunznian, Jour., tflyasea. Arthur William Larson, Eng., Newman Orove. Rnaalyn Laahlneky A A 8., Lincoln. Marlha Nora Leefera, Music, Lincoln. Doris Maxlne Lesolng. Teac.iers. Hick man. Norman Ridaewav Lewis. A. A 8.. Lin coln. Olen Ronald uevmaster. Acr. An-oma- liurg. Muriel E alne Line. Teaohara Rrnkpn How. Dwicht Kliaworth Loder, Law, Lincoln. Hufus Ashley Lyman, jr., A. A 8., Lin coln Rulh Louise Magce, Bus. Adm., Lincoln. Robert Ruserl Maria, Bus. Adm., Lincoln. Jean Alice Marvin, A. A S., Lincoln. Edwin Morgan Maxey A. A 8.. Lincoln. Jack Eldred Maxfleld, Med., Omaha, lona May, Teachers, Hickman. Donald Theodore Meier, Bus. Adm., Osli koah. Fritz Mertlng, Eng., Lincoln. Koliuid Edward Meyerott, A. A S., Col eridge. Stanley Austin Michael, Kng., Lincoln. Donald Wesley Miller, Med., Camhrldge. Francis Jerome Mlnard, Bus. Adm., Lincoln. Mary Jane Mitchell, A. A S., Council Bluffs, la. Clarence Harvey Mock Eng., Bprlng view. John Jamea Modlln, Med.. Beaver Citv. Samuel Frederick Moessner, Agr., Lin coln. Milton Ernst Mohr, Eng., Sioux City, Neb. Richard Paul Mohr. Bus. Adm., Lincoln Martha Ann Morrow. Teachers, Merna. Allien Henry Moseman, Agr., Oaklnnd. Richard Strahan Moses. Ijw, Wavne, Rosalie Helen Motl. Teachers. Mullen. Ramona Alene Mulllkln, Teachera Cheater. John Ingeman Munson, Law, Detroit Lakes. Minn. James Edward Murray, Journ., Lead, a Dak. Alvln Fredolph Nelson, A. A 8., Oak land. Elinor Lorraine Nelson, Journ., Chappell. Winifred Marie Nelson, A. A 8. Lincoln. Agnes Carol Novacek, Agr., Mllligan. 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