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THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, February 1, 1946
WaqqsuL
By Pat Toof
Take a deep treath exams are
over and men, men men every
where school looks promising
especially for Sal Emerson, who is
starting the semester right with
Dick Hunter, back on campus
again after seeing excitement
with the -Flying Tigers" in
China.
Snow ice Wy "Tierney" Wal
ker falling flat before the DG
house getting much attention
from Gene Woodhead will be
seen together any day in the Crib
and Stan Kenton tonight. Some of
the other couples dusting the floor
will be Georgie Withers and Bob
Bartlett Chris Deines and
Georgie Wood and Phyllis Cran
dell getting the big rush from
Don Forke.
Who's With Who.
Vacation sent Jim Moore home
with Nancy Mines to meet the
family Marilyn Duffeck and Bob
Veeder spent time in somewhat
the same way. Prophesying more
to be heard from these two.
Can't determine whether Mac
Robinson is dating Sue Lancaster
or Beth Montgomery Beth twist
ed away last weekend to date
Fred Metheny, new addition to the
social circle. Careful, Mac. Some
trouble with Mary Esther Duncan,
Jack Dedrick, and Jo Ackerman
though Jack will be dancing
with "Dune" at Stan Kenton.
The Serious Side.
Infinitely happy is Nancy Coe
of the dorm, and with good rea
son. Fiance John Watson is back
again after Nancy's long wait
while he served as a Marine in
the Pacific.
Adele Greene is flaunting the
KappaSig jewel of Dick St-'tt-weiser,
home-town boy, beside
her Gamma Phi pin. Hint candy
passing usually follows this cere
mony, Adele. Mary Beth Davis
also preTers her high school sweet
heart proof is the shining bit of
sentiment on her left hand from
Gus Bauman.
Even more serious Jerry Lou
Stinfig and Earl Godfrey will be
married Sunday while Dawn
Buckles will tie the bond in Sioux
City on Saturday.
Barbie Wentz and Bill Sloan
Jack Cressman with Nell Scott
(understand this is a taken-for-granted-couple)
and Barbara
Turk with Chick Mormon or Bill
Barret (she can't make up her
mind) and "Blackie" Blanchard
dancing with Dean Neill (how
long will this be just buddies and
good dancing ? ? ?)
Shoo IKepairing
Invisible naif Soling Latest
Method Costs No More
BATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
NIJWAY SHOE &
HAT WOHKS
1SI S. 13th Liarala
Quick Service
Good Food
Reasonable
Prices
Bill Meredith
1347 "O"
Ninety-Eight Mid-Year
Grads Receive Degrees
Ninety-eight students received
degrees from the university at
mid-year graduation. No ceremo
nies were held since the gradu
ates may participate in the gradu
ation scheduled for the end of
May.
The graduates by college total
ed: Graduate college, 12; Agricul
ture, 20; Arts and Sciences, 34;
Business Administration 6; Den
tistry 1; Engineering 6; Medical,
3; Teacher, 13; Junior Division 3.
There were 138 mid-year gradu
ates last year:
The list of graduates are:
Graduate College. Master of
Arts, Irma Coombs, Martin J. Ek
berg. Lucy M. Hepfinger, Charles
P. Nickeson, Master of Science:
Donald H. Breit, Mildred K. Rea
gin and Jane Vonwicklen. Doctor
of Philosophy: Robert F. Coles,
Melvin D. Jones, Ray King, Wes
ley C. Meierhenry and Henry L.
Sonnenberg.
College of Agriculture: Bache
lor of Science in Agriculture, Le
roy J. Barts, Victor W. Brown,
Lyle F. Clark, Clyde D. Clausen,
Robert E. Cornell, Luis T. Davila
Ortiz, Henry Epp, Edlon F. Goble,
Carlyle W. Hodgkin, Allen H.
Marshall, John H, Miller and Wal
ter A. Trimble. Bachelor of Sci
pn p e in Home Economics: Virginia
L. Bobbitt, Mary E. Cherrington,
Dorothy H. Converse, bleanor J.
Dolph, Julianne C. Gustafson, Ma
bel L. Hadcock. Leona M. Lilly,
Margaret J. Newton.
Certificate in Journalism: Car
lyle W. Hodgkin. Vocational Edu
cation Certificate in Home Eco
nomics: Virginia L. Bobbitt. Elea
nor J. Dolph, Julianne C. Gustaf
son, Rose M. Woods. College of
Arts and Sciences: Bachelor of
Arts: Joan C. Bohrer, Marsa L.
Civin, Robert D. Dalager, tmnn
B. Davis, Dorothy G. Gayer, Ber
tvle G. Gissler. Allan S. Goldberg,
Dean M. Hecht, Helen M. Hick
man, Edna M. Huttenmaier, u
saye Inouye, Jo W. Kinsew, Ar
thur F. Hertzler Knox. Mary A.
Knox, Mary J. Marchant, Esar G.
Margolin, Nezle H. Morrow, rea
erick M. Nebe, Janice Cicely,
Marv F. Richards. Janet L. Sher
wood, Edwin O. Simon, Margaret
E. Stewart and Jean Liaine wooa.
Bachelor of Fine Atrs: Helen G.
Boelts, Alice L. Putney, Peggy B.
FACTS ABOUT
Ticket Sales
for the
STAU KEITOH
DANCE
8:30 to 12, Tonight
FEB. 1
Only
18 Couple Tickets
Remaining
at Union Office
It's A Sell-out
for a Swell Party
University Convocation
BERTITA HARDING
Author of
"IMPERIAL TWILIGHT"
"AMAZON THRONE"
11:00 A. M., TUES. FEB. 5
Union Ballroom
Subject:
THE POWER OF THE PEN"
Williams. Eachelor of Science,
David W. Flory, Alys M. W. Gate
ly, Charlotte P. Lienemann (with
distinction), Ruth A. Nelson (with
distinction. Harold F. Patterson.
Georia B. Snell, Gladys E. Soren-
son. College of Business Admin
istration: Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration: Hazel L.
Abel, Charles G. Cummings, Ken
neth E. Ebzory, Mary K. Ewing,
Helen N. Roode, Bernard D. Urich
(with distinction).
College of Dentistry: Bachelor of
Science in Dentistry: Alexander
Ostroff. College of Engineering:
Bachelor of Science in Chemical
F.neinpprinc: Carl L. Carlson. Rob
ert C. Hastorf. Bachelor of Science
in Civil Engineering: Isaac Shep-
herdson. Bachelor of bcience in
Electrical Engineering: John R.
Wallin. Bachelor of Science in
Mechanical Engineering: Edwin J.
Busch, jr., Theron J. Thadon.
College of Medicine: Bachelor of
(MSSIFDD
FOR SALE Naval officer's blue uniform,
worn very little. Also navy Palm
Beach grey uniform, garrison hat and
covers, blue and grey overseas caps,
never worn. Reasonable. Phone 3-3709.
16.S0 Nemaha St.
Science in Nursing: Helen L. Lei-
ser, Marjorie A. Royal, Dorothy
Lorraine Smith,
Teachers College: Bachelor of
Science in Education: Alice V.
Abel (with distinction), Elaine A.
AnHprnn Frances A. Blcick. Ava
L. Bromwich (with distinction),
Thelma I. Gee, Kathryn u. Kims,
Mary Elizabeth Minnick, Pearl L.
Russell, Sister Eileen M. Gibbons
(with distinction). Virginia L.
Swanholm, Ruth P. Westover. Cerf r
tificate in Physical Education:
FranVes A. Bleick.
Junior Division: Associate in
Commercial Education: Evelyn L.
Ainsworth, Joanne Johnston, Ila
L. Monovitz.
V -
STAN
KENTON
Will Be At
WALT'S
MUSIC STORE
IN PERSON
TODAY .
at
3:30 P. M.
COME TO WALT'S
And Get
An Autographed
KENTON RECORD
MADEMOISELLE SHOP
SECOND FLOOR
v
11.95
J t - ' I
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SPUING FASHIONS
FOR JUKIOKS
1495 to 1795
LEFT: A vision of fashion is this style with rippling peplum over slim-as-a-reed
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EIGHT: A dash of frivolity with nipped-in waist and slender skirt White eye
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