DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, November 3, 1940
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ROTC promotions . . .
The following promotions to the
grade of Cadet Second Lieutenant
(probational) in the University of
Nebraska have been announced by
Colonel Thuis:
INFANTRY.
Abel. George P.. Lincoln.
AalitQU. Clark, Omaha.
Berns, Philip B., Omaha.
Bishop, Claude B., Omaha.
Brookley, Charles C, Ravenna.
Brown, Ernest K., Fairbury.
Butler, Leland G., Lewiston.
Carlson. Millard J., Phillips.
Cockle, John R., Omaha.
Conrey, Richard K, Omaha.
Cox, Roper R., Lincoln.
Crampton, Roger W., Omnha.
Dalton, Warren K., McCook.
Panley, Earl E., Lincoln.
Peck. Byron R., Lincoln.
Pecker, Harry. Lincoln.
Dickson, Donald Q., Lincoln.
Ponavan, Jack P., Lincoln.
Kmrlch, Richnrd C, Lincoln.
Flammang. Joe B., Orleans.
Flick, Clarence K., Lincoln.
Folsom, Wlllard W., Llncoln.s
Fox, George K. . Lincoln.
Francis, Vike A., North Platte.
Frnnklln, George J., Lincoln
Oclwkk. Robert A,, Falls City.
Oersliater, Kphriam M., Omaha.
Goldstein, lonarl D., Omaha.
Hansen. Howard K., Omaha.
Hav, John T.. Lincoln. . .
Horndon, Clarence V., Grand Island.
Hlrkey. Harold T., Omaha.
Hinton, Norrls E., Stockville.
Honstedt, Jack K , Lincoln.
Hopp, Harry G., Hastings.
Howard, Grant. Murray.
Hubka, Ralph E., Virginia.
Hudson, Fred B.. Lincoln.
Hulbert, Pavid P., Lincoln.
Husemoller, Kenneth E., Lincoln.
Jackson, Elmer J , Lincoln.
Jacobson, Leland R., Genoa.
Johnson, Warren G , Wahoo.
Kamah, Theodora, Grand Island.
Kaufman. Sheldon A , Omaha.
Kirhy, Edward J.. David City.
Landstrom, Bertll E., Ceresco.
Lvnn, Edward P., Mlnden.
McConnell, Edward B., Lincoln.
McPhall, John, Omaha.
MacDougall. Boyd L.. Harvard.
Mathews, Paul E., Mullen.
Mathls. Warren E. Council Bluffs, la,
Mayfleld, Morris, Lincoln.
Moore, Thomas V., Omaha.
Mowbray, J. William, Lincoln.
Nlspel, Richard L., Fairbury.
Olh, Richard P., Lincoln.
Pearson, Robert L., Lyons.
Peterson, Ernest C, Omaha.
Popple, James C, Casper, Wyo.
Prall, Llnille J., Weeping Water.
Prawltt, Leelnnd R., Stanton.
Prochaska, Jerome J., Ulysses.
Prochaska, Ray E., Ulysses.
Ralston, Robert C, Omaha.
Roth, Frank E., Sewell.
Rundin, Walter K , Wahoo.
8aalfeld, Robert W., Omaha.
Salem, Byron, Lincoln.
Schuls, Eldor J.. Blair.
Schwarta, Ferdinand L., Lincoln.
Schwarti, William T. Casper, Wyo.
Scott, John R., Lincoln.
Slenknecht, Frits W., Lincoln.
Simon, I. Irvin, Boston, Mass
Smuts. William W., Pawnee City.
Strauch, John, Lincoln.
Sykes, Howard A., Hallam.
Thomas, Tlieos J., Lincoln.
Waddick, Donald Q., Grand Inland.
Walter, Floyd J., Chambers.
Watts. James H., North Bend.
Weaver, Phillip H Falls Oity.
Wiley. William H , Lincoln.
Wright, Leslie I., Lincoln.
Yates, Dean D., Lincoln.
ENUINKK UNIT.
Ankeny, Harry R., Lincoln.
Artus. Charles H., Alnsworth.
Bltner, Charles D., Harrlsburj.
Brodahl. Loren O., Oxford.
Buh, Charles F. , Hamlet.
Carlberg, Robert L, Pender.
Pnhlstrom, Rolland G., Grand Island.
Dyas, Claire R., Atlanta,
Foster, IRov, Lincoln.
Klburt. Max E., DeWltt.
McConnaughey, Win, E., Lincoln.
Marietta, Ralph R., Grand Island.
Munhofen, Nicholas B . Blair.
Nlsley, John F. , Lincoln.
Sanderson, Walter L. , Maryavillc.
Saunders, Harry W., Valley.
Schesckle, lmane A., Coead.
Smith, Philip H., Lincoln.
Schroader, Hal. Hastings.
Sprandel, Iuls W., Beatric.
Stafford, Bruce H., Brule.
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Strobel. Ceroid C. Powell.
Waskiewicz John F.. Bovs Town.
Wav, James L. Jr., Lincoln.
Wocst, Robert F. L.. Nebraska City.
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FIELD ARTILLERY I NIT.
Adams. John E. , Curtis.
Brittle, Jesse G , Sumner.
Boebe. Dnane C, North Bend.
Bindemagel. Everett R.. Beatrice.
Buettell, Victor M.. Columbus.
Butler, Robert J., Bayard.
Cluck, Millard F., Scottsbluff.
Collins. Everett T., Meadow Grov.
Conover, Forrest W., Lincoln.
Cooper, Elmer W , Grant.
Corman, Irvin, Edgar.
Curry, Verne, Tecumseh.
Dickerson. Roy L., Atkinson.
Ervln, Curl E., McCook.
Fausch, H. Wallace, Guide Rock.
Flory, Robert L., Columbus.
Free, Doyle M., Beatrice.
Gnusman, Virgil E., Milford.
Gibson, Melvin R., St. Paul.
Golriensteln. Erwin H., Elk Creek.
Uoodding. Richard, Lincoln.
Grossman, Raymond A., Nelson.
Hall, Dick, Murray.
Higglns, Timothy G., Crawford.
Holm, Kenneth B., Omaha.
Johnson. Lemoyne E., Lodgenole.
Keeih, Robert. Lincoln
Kennedy, Richard P., McCook.
Kenyon, Howard, Mitchell.
ljimb, Robert M , Karwell.
Ijirrick. Pcrcle J., Bladen.
Liggett, F. Eugene, Kenesaw.
Llndgren, Charles, Campbell.
McNeil, Merrell B , Friend.
Medarls, Maurice E.. Aurora.
Moore. Donald E . Oketo. Kas.
O'Connor. Allen T. , Monrovia, Calif.
Palmer. Kenneth.' Red Cloud.
Pester, George H., Ansley.
Plantz, Merritt A., Litchfield
Rischel, J. Burton. Plallsmouth.
Roggenhach, DeForrest R., Wisner.
Schick, John, Curtis.
Seller, James, Scottsbluff.
Seybold, Louis, Omaha.
Sherman, Darrell R., Sutherland.
Shubert, Charles. Lincoln.
Smith, Eugene W.. Shuhert.
Smith, William, Beaver City.
Snyder, James, Lincoln.
Sohotka, Gerald L., Inman.
Steele. Robert, Valley.
Trumble, John B., Lincoln.
Walkup, Harold G., York.
Walsh, Glenn F., Benkelman.
Ward, Merle E., Syracuse.
White. Donald D., Lincoln.
Woods. Robert, Lincoln.
Wright. Claude R. , Mitchell.
Zorn, Howard B., Dalton.
Huskcrs-
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stop us). Center Freddie Meier
centered the ball to Francis. The
Viscount headed back into the line.
Then, BOOOM, things began to
happen.
Francis shoved the ball to his
side in crashing the line and Meier
took the ball from him and fol
lowed Vike in the latter's wake.
The result was a first down on
the 1-yard line.
On the next play, Francis drove
thru center for the touchdown.
Rohrig added the final point from
placement.
From then on, the Huskers set
tled down to good old defensive
play and batted down the many
tosses by Jacobs. Shortly before
the game ended, Coach Biff Jones
inserted his seconds and thirds to
finish the battle.
In recounting the skirmish, the
names of backfield performers
Harry Hopp, Vike Francis, Her
mie Rohrig, and Butch Luther-
stand out above the rest.
The line the complete first
team front wall was a tower or
strength in halting the feared run
ning attack of the Oklahomans.
From end to end Fred Preston,
Royal Kahler, Eddie Schwartz-
kopf, Bob Burruss, Warren A if son,
Forrest Bohm and Ray Prochaska
the whole line, with Alfson in
particular, functioned to perfec
tion. Oklahoma's vaunted running at
tack, headed by Jack Jacobs,
Creek Indian triple-threater, failed
to run smoothly against the for
midable Husker line. The passing
failed to materialize because of the
alert Husker secondary and fast
charging line.
Standing out for the Sooner
were Jacobs, Marvin Whited,
Johnny Mailin and Orville Math
ews in the backfield, while Bill
Jennings, "Tree-top" Sharpe. Rog
er EAson, Harold Lahar and Novel
Wood shone in the line play.
The least we Husker fans can
do now for the champion-playing
Cornhuskers is to meet the con
querors at the Missouri Pacific
station at 1:50 Sunday afternoon.
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Quite a few were these who took
off for Oklahoma, missing by that
way a weekend full of house
parties, picnics, and other clubby
little get togethers that comprise
a lot of fun... but if jaunts into
foreign places are still the great
sport the Minnesota and Kansas
tours were, maybe everybody had
something there. . .a feminine con
tingent constituted the majority
of those "training" down... Alpha
Phi's V. Way and V. Chambers,
Theta Tess Casady wonder what
Junior Oldfather did this week-end
-and DG Betty Holtorf . . .the
Brant twins, Chio's, have been
looking forward to going home to
Soonerland since early this fall
'cause they went to school down
there last year. . .
Two private pledge gathering
were, Friday evening ... Phi Gams
had a barn party in a barn, some
place in Nebraska. . .no one, much
less their actives knew where . . .
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By Jo Duree
Delta Omicron formally
pledges new members
Formal pledging of new mem
bers of Delta Omicron, national
honorary musical society, will be
held Nov. 6. The new pledges are:
Nina Armstrong, Antonette Skoda,
Roma Biba, Dorothy Huffman,
Ann Fickling and Ruth Ferguson.
Hank Green played host to the Phi
Delt pledges and they picniced . . .
Bob Poe hung his Phi Delt pin
on KKG Mary McCarthy. . .the
18th of September. . .they cele
brated its appearance on the ex
terior of her dress with a cpuple
of glasses of milk, at the Pike . . .'
Friday night was the coming out
party. . .
These Sigma Chi's get more and
more music on their minds. . .they
serenaded Friday and last night. . .
they're good. . .plug. . .but they
have got six boys who can really
sing...
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Interested in batting in that
league of Mary Larkin Is Milt
Meyer, DU.. .
This morning a flock of Chio's
are breakfasting Mary Fislar at
the Cornnusker. .pre-nuptial cour
tesy stuff. . .
Chained together are the Chi
Omega pin of Ruthie Miller and
the AGR emblem of Eric Thor . . .
We'd like to send a few posies
the way of the local florist who
sends out pretty bouquets to the
best girl of every footballer who
makes a touchdown ... keen ges
ture . . .
Out came the hayracks and th
Kappa Sigs picked up their dates
for their Barn Dance. . .the Alpha
Phi's had a fine time in their
Jungle and it was a Saturday
night . . .
The Pi Phi's ate chocolates from
Dorothy Dehner, pledge this year
who left college for married life. .
Today the KKG girls will honor
Mrs. Catlin at tea . . .
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