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THE DAILY NEBRASKA
Thursday, April 17, 194?
Counselors
Will Initiate
147 Sunday
Coed Counselor Board members
will hold initiation services Sun
day at 1:45 p.m., in Ellen Smith
hall for the 147 girls who have
been selected to serve as counsel
ors next year.
are:
Maxlne Ludwlck
Marilyn Legge
Mary Libemhal
Trudy Lucas
Shirty Laflln
Louise McDiil
Jean Ann
McLaughlin
Girls selected
Becky Allen
Helen Anderson
Flalne Arenson
Alice Babst
Betsy Bahensky
Mary Barton
Marian Battey
Lura Lea Best
Bernioe Bessal
Father Beynon
Marilyn Beyer
Pat Black
Betty Hloss
Suzanne Bockea
Maxine Rohaboy
Janet Bohl
Pace Bolyan
Patricia Boyd
Charlotte Bricker
Dorothy Brown
Patricia Brown
Wanda Buell
Shirley Burton
Ruth Byers
Phyllia Cadwallader
Louise Carter
Iorothy Cattle
Marjorie L. Clark
Margy Cherny
Connie Crosble
Beverly Cunningham
Rosemary
Deffenbaugh
Mary Alice Dosek
Barbar Lee Dunn
Jean Kckvall
Grace Kdllng
Marilyn Kidam
Janet Falrchlld
Jean Fenster
Valora Fiddork
Ruth Ann Finkla
Marian McNaught
Mary Helen Mallorjr
Jean Mann
Mary Ann Marshall
Mary Mattox
Clara Lee Maatallr
Marilyn Ann Miller
Genene Mitchell
Mae Mnuk
Lydia Nekuda
Luana Nelson
Claudia
Neuenswander
Betty Nlcodemiis
Margerite Noota
Pat Nordin
Ruth Norman
Janet Nutzman
Helen K. Ochsner
Mary O'Connor
Peggy O'Ponnell
Beverly Owens
Camilla Talmer
Kloise Paustian
Donna Philpot
Harriet Folansky
Donna Pratt
Klaine Putensen
Kathryn Rapp
Dona Reagan
Shirley Reckewey
Georglanne Redlger
Kathryn Rhodes
D. Ann Richardson
Kathleen Flaherty
Annla Gllmora
Nancy Glynn
Mary Lou Graham
Pal Graham
Norma Grothe
Pat Guhin
Catherine Ham
Juanita Ann Hanger
Lorraine Hardt
Myra Hnupe
Colleen Haworth
Diane Hayes
Lois Hayes
Carol Henrlckson
Patricia Hlckey
Nnrmajean Hock
Betty Jean Holcomb
Erther Virginia
Horot
Hazelle House
Patti Hyland
Dorothy Ichlnaga
Genene Jensen
Joyce Johnson
Jeanne Kerrigan
Shirley King
F.sther Lamb
Virginia Lampshlr
Virginia Lange
Pat Ijirsen
Dorothy Lasher
Peggie Lawrie
JoAnn Learning
Lois Richmond
Pat Rolfsmier
Dolores Rum
Eugenie Sampsoa.
Mae Samuelson
Myrna Samuelsoa
Helen Savles
Ula Mae Schall
Shirley Schnittker
Mary Kllen
Schroeder
Kathryn Schwartl
Virginia Seller
Dorothy Sen f ten
Jeannette Sherwood
Sylvia Shykf n
Jeanette Sieloff
Ixls Sievera
Betty Stehly
Janet St ration
Pat Toof
Mary lxu Tracy
Ruth Tropell
Kliza Venable
Sherrll Von Bergen
Marilyn L. Vorhees
Wary Jewell Walker
Marianne Ward
Marjorie Wilbura
Janice Wolford
Wanda Young
Barbara Zemer
Alita Zimmerman
Religious
News
Inter Varsity Christian
Fellowship.
There will be a meeting of the
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
tonight in room 313 of the Stu
dent Union at 7:30. The meeting
will include several reports on the
J tint Nebraska-Kansas Intervar
sity Conference which was held at
Topeka, Kansas, April 11-13 and
will offer special music.
Presby House Activities.
On the Presby House calendar
for this week are the following:
A spring party to be held in spite
of the w eather this Friday, April
18, at the house; a work party is
planned for Saturday, April 19,
and all who are Interested in help
ing with some odd jobs around the
house will meet at the house in
old clothes at 9:30. A lunch will
be served at noon and the party
will adjourn about 2:00. The Ur
ban League is joining in the work
and a reciprocal work party will
be held the following Saturday at
their house; Sunday evening,
April 20, at 5:00, Georgette
Khouri, a graduate student from
Lebanon, will speak to the group
on "LJie in LDanon.
Vespers.
Miss Kadv B. Faulkner, assist
ant professor of art, will speak on
. . , a .i a a.
"Religion Througn Art" lonigni at
5 in room 315 of the Union. David
Evans will play the organ.
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