Thursday, September 17, 1942.
DAI1Y NEBRASKA!
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Chancellor
Holds Annual
Reception
Boucher Meets All
Freshman Tomorrow
Nile in Union Ballroom
Chancellor and Mrs. C. S.
Boucher will hold their annual
reception for freshmen students
in the Union tomorrow night be
ginning at 8 o'clock.
An annual affair, the freshman
reception offers every new Ne
braska student rn opportunity to
meet the chancellor and faculty
members. Last year an estimated
1.500 attended the reception.
Aiding in the introductions to
the receiving line will be the Mor
tar Boards and Innocents. The
receiving line will be in the main
lounge.
Also included in the plans for
the reception is a general mixer
for new students. Dancing to the
Union nickelodion will begin at
8:30 in the ballroom, and continue
until 11:30.
Movies, including features on
Nebraska campus activities, some
scenes from the 1941 Rose Bowl
football game when Nebraska
played Stanford university, and
various comedies, will be shown
from 8:30 on in parlors XYZ. The
Union music room, game rooms,
and ping pong room will be open
the entire evening, and refresh
ments will be served in parlors
ABC.
During Slimmer
Military S&foiceJTakks Ten
University StitjMwnbers
Military serviceVnTs taken ten
University of Nebraska instruc
tional staff members in recent
weeks, according to an announce
ment by Chancellor C S. Boucher
t i
David Fellman.
Nebraska loses him.
of staff changes which have been
approved by the board of regents.
Among those granted a leave of
absence is Dr. David Fellman of
the department of social sciences
who will be visiting lecturer at
the University of Wisconsin this
year.
Horace - Basinger, Alamosa.
Colo., is a new instructor in the
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Howard F. Haworth, hydrolo
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vey division, has been granted
leave of absence to accept a war
department position. Donald E.
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civilian instructor in the army
air corps.
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band, who is in military service.
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tary service includes: M. P.
Grunig, assistant professor of en
gineering; Charles E. Miller, as
sistant professor of physical edu
cation; C. F. Reimiller, associate
animal husbandman, North Platte
experimental station; E. B.
Schmidt, assistant professor of
economics; John Straka, super
visor of correspondence instruc
tion; Merle A. Stoneman, assistant
director of university extension;
James W. Taylor, supervisor of
audio-visual aids; Norman F.
Thorpe, assistant director of ex
tension division and instructor in
school administration; G. K. L.
Underbjerg, assistant professor of
dairy husbandry; Dr. Raymond J.
Wyrens, student health director at
medical college.
Everett H. Snedeker has been
appointed as an assistant profes
sor in the law college to take the
place of Professor Lawrence Void,
who is on leave to do government
work at Washington. Snedeker is
a graduate of Marietta college in
Ohio, and the Columbia university
law school. He practiced with a
New York law firm and has been
an instructor at the University
of Kansas City law school.
Other new appointments: Irene
A. Moke, instructor in geography;
Elin Anderson, lecturer in social
work; Mrs. Dorothy Hubbard, as
sistant in field work supervision;
Robert M. Allen, instructor in
pathology and bacteriology; Paul
N. Morrow, student health director
at medical college; Verna E.
Schmieding, instructor in clinical
surgical nursing; Ann L. Binfield,
instructor in English at Ag; Nor
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husandry.
Also E. P. Hodapp, instructor
in physical sciences; John Sand
ers, instructor in music; Edward
L. Pross, assistant instructor in
speech and dramatic art; Leo
Black, part-time instructor at
teachers college high school;
Theodore R. happen, part-time in
structor and coach at teachers
college high school.
Rudolph L. Fredstiom. super
visor of correspondence instruc
tion in the extension division;
Victor P. Morey, acting assistant
director of extension division;
Harvey A. Martin, assistant in
structor in extension division;
Lewis T. Graham, assistant entomologist.
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