Wednesday, February '4, 1948
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Maaaglng Vditor fienrce Miller. Jeanne Kerrigan
New fcditnrs Cub Irm, Tollle Mewart. Bob (oonley, I -re Harris, Wally Becker
Sport Kdltur ' .
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Hobby Display
To Be Featured
At Open House
A hobby open house will be held
Wednesday afternoon from 1-5 p.
m. for all students, in Union room
12, Director Duane Lake an
nounced. Displays will be shown
and refreshments will be served.
The hobby shop, which is being
set up in Room 12 will open Feb.
10 and will continue for the rest
of the semester. Students may re
ceive tutoring in their favorite
Hew ways to make the famous Fingernail Test f
IF you're not the athletic type, get yourself a Siamese twin
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. Jack Helwr
BUI Wilkin. MrHe Stalder, Irwla
all university students and faculty
The Daily Nebraskan office, see
to bring along any accumulated
of life in the university.
Daily Nebraskan staff to treat any
care. According to a statement
of publications. The Daily Nebras
hobbies every Tuesday and Wed
nesday afternoon, and from 7 to
9 p. m. on Wednesday evenings.
The shop will be open every aft
ernoon for students to work with
out supervision.
Conducting the shop is Marge
Cherney. The three instructors are
Roland Mills, Don Ellis, and Al
bert Ostergaard. Leathercraft, silk
screening, and block printing are
some of the hobbies that will be
taught, as well as fingerpainting,
monotype, wood-burning, sketch
ing, and textile painting, plastics,
metal foil work, and wood carv
ing. WL H. WILD??1
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the paper. The Dally Nrbraakaa will
be typed, double apace, on one aide of
print all pertinent letter to the editor
that do not rontala profanity or un
warranted personal comment an In
dividual kiudral. Pnbllratloa of let
ter la ub)rrt to the dlscreptlon af
the editorial staff.
Dear Editor:
Nobody can have failed to no
tice, at the Kansas State-Nebraska
game last Saturday night, that
some of the K-State rooters were
a bit above themselves. Nebras
kans, whatever their faults, do
not yell and throw apple cores at
a member of an opposing team as
he prepares to try a free shot. All
that was stinking sportsmanship
on the part of the Kansans.
We, as students at the U. of N.,
do not show ourselves up as such
lousy sports. But, we certainly
don t break any bones showing
enthusiastic team support, either.
At 7:00, the K-State rooters were
all there. When the Kansas State
team came out onto the floor, they
got such a welcome as hasn't been
heard here since the Lincoln
Grand Island game for the state
championship.
When Nebraska came out a few
moments later, there were 21 Tas
sels and Cobs and about 50
others in that section who, with
the help of the east side of the
Coliseum, didn't come close to
equalling the welcome of cheers
that our team got from the Kan
sas State girls. When the game fi
nally started, the Cobs and Tas
sels were ready as usual with the
most nauseating-looking cheering
section it has ever been my mis
fortune to behold.
Here are some recommendations
that may help:
(1) Get everybody in uniform.
Make everybody who is in street
clothes get out from among the
organized section.
(2) Segregate the Cobs from the
Tassels. At present it just looks
like a hodgepodge which it is.
(3) Discontinue reserving seats
up till game time. If students have
to come at 6:00 to get seats at
all, can they be expected to re
spond to leaders who don't even
show up to welcome their team,
let alone come early enough to
cheer next year's players. This
old stuff of coming in to a 7:30
game at 7:29, rubbing the sleep
out of your eyes must stop.
If the present situation is not
changed a motion is in order to
change the name of Cobs and
Tassels to "Men's and Women's
Activity, Social, and Sales Club."
Also to abolish their reserved sec
tions. At present any Pepper or Rock-
ette can outyell the combined
Cobs and Tassels sections with a
towel stuffed into her mouth.
WAYNE B. SWIFT.
Nebraska
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
2:30 p.m.
2:30 Pn.
9:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
11:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
nnouncing
IIVffEIIFKATlSRNITY
FEATURING
i
I II I ORCHESTRA
"FOR DISTINCTION IN DANCING"
COLISEUM, FEB. 14TH 9-12
$2.40 PER COUPLE. TAX INC.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE IN FRATERNITY HOUSES
Remainder of Record January
Graduates Published Today
Graduates who received degrees
Saturday in the largest mid-year
class commencement in the uni
versity's history who were not
published Tuesday in The Daily
Nebraskan are:
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
AND ARCHITECTURE
Presented by Dean R. If. Green
Bachelor of the Art ol Architecture.
Sidney W. Campbell. Lincoln
George Kusk, Colby, Has.
Robert S. Blemmons, Lincoln
Bachelor ol Scienca
in Agricultural Engine rino;.
Clarence C. Hra.v Dorchester
Raymond H. Heller. Lincoln
Carroll M. Scnrader. Niobrara
Bachelor ef Scienca
In Architectural Engineering.
Charles H. Grimes. Jr., Lincoln
John D. Peck, Lincoln
Bachelor oi Science
In Chemical Engineering.
John D. Ford, Lincoln
LEWIS A. KREMER. Stanton (with:
distinction)
i Jack H. Kuhns, North Platte
Bachelor ol Science
In Ciril Engineering.
Nathaniel W. Beezley. Lincoln
James A. Biba, Geneva
William O. Ekblad. Lincoln
Donald O. Hyde. Taylor
Arthur M. Lawson, Lincoln
Francia M Llbershal. Lincoln
Norm K. Luedtke. Norlolk
Ervin T. Scherlch. Inland
Paul L. Srhnert. Lincoln
James D. Van Sant. Geneva
Geo rye R. Williamson, Lincoln
Robert A. Yen, North Platte
Bachelor of Science
In Electrical Engineering.
Donald J. Bums. Lincoln
Thomas K. Cadigan. Butte, Mont.
Kldrrd L. Collins. Colrridfe
Mai B. Davis, Lincoln
Roy Drguchl, Kingsbury. Calif.
Earl D. Elwonger, Humboldt
Milton it. Field. Brooklyn. N. T.
Edward H. Gillette, Lincoln
Flovd H. Henson, Lincoln
Paul H. Henson. Lincoln
Emerson Jonee, jr., Lincoln
Fred E. Kohlrr, Lincoln
Frank R. Little. Central City
Charles R. Luchslnger. Dawson
John S. Manion. jr., Gothenburg
Gordon W. March, Lincoln
Dee S, Merslnger. Cedar Bluffs. Kat.
M4on M. Momoda. SeattleJLWh..
PAUL K. MURfTN, Wabash with dis
tinction) '
Eurene M. Patrick, Auburn
Wilbur A. Schmall, Lincoln
Robert D. Srhulte. Syracuse
William R Streusa. North Platte
EDWIN UHRICH. Lincoln (with duJ
Vnction) '
Bachelor of Scieaoo
la Mechanical Engineering.
Fred H Bailey, Jr.. Lincoln
Floyd W. Blanchard, Friend
Loren O. BrodahL Oxford
Richard . Clements. Pera
Don B. CTandall, Lincoln
Norman O. Dodson, Venange
Clarence M. Elwonger, Humboldt
Richard B. Hob son. Lincoln
Ralph W. Kell, Lincoln
Everett E. Kersey, Orand Island
James L, Koskan, Anoka
Elmer J. La Belle. Jr., Lincoln
8HIOEO NAKANISHI. Cleveland, O,
(with distinction!
Keith N. Newhouse. Chamber
Thomas L. Nickelson, Lincoln
Burman F. Olson, Lincoln
Richard C Seymour, Madiaoa
Louis W. Sprandrl, PJattsmoutfc
Radio Loir
Ar Report
Mid-Country
Authors of the Ages
Husker IUfhlights
Better Business
Bureau
Farm Facts and
Fun
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k. rren
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Richard W. Steel. OmaDa
Presented by Dean J. B. Burt
Bachelor ol Science la Pharmacy.
Willis O. Lonle, Bayard
TEACHERS COLLEGE.
Presented by Dean T. IT. Hfnslia.
Bachelor of Music In Education.
Ralph J. Salyard. Jr. Hardy
Bernice O. Zajtcek. Wllber
Bachelor of Science fas Education).
Jean P. Beckord, TJtica
Dal R. Bloss. Wayne
Carl A. Booton, Hordville
Donald T. Boltortf. Lincoln
Betty L. Oenslinger, Busby, Burr
Elisabeth J. Butt, Lincoln
Donald O. Clifton. Lincoln
Sue A. Cochran. Sutherland
Donald T. Danker, Campbell
Donna M. Eilers. Sterling,,
Leo J. Fisher, Lincoln
Rosemary L. Oass, 8eward
Dean C. Oelwick. Lincoln
Gilbert C. OoUber. Weston
Shirley A. arainger, Lincoln
Mary A. Oro.vterode, Tllden
JoAnn Guensel, Lincoln
Olea U Harh, Ravenna
. Avis J. Held. PUUerton
Leonard V. Henry. Pawnee City
Caroll S. Jacobson, St. Edward
Dolores M. Jrsch. Stratton
Carmen R. Johnson. David City
iP1,dJ5 Schuyler
JACK B. KENNEDY. Lincoln (with dis
tinction) Lois M. Kennedy. Lincoln
' HAROLD A. LAN GLAND, Rockford, ID
with disiincuofii
SHERRY C. LEEKA, Thurman, la
(witli distinction)
Homer E. Livrrmore. Burwell
Helen E. Lutton. Sioux City. la. ,
CECIL D. McVICKER. Lincoln (wlthj
Inunction I '
Edwin H. Nyden, Jr., Lincoln
Joseph R. Partington. Lincoln
Mabel C. Purcell. Richmond, Calif.
Res K. Reckewey, Lincoln
Fare M. Shtmerda- Ro.se. Wllber
. Jean M. Saalfeld. Omaha
Edward Schwartskopf, Lincoln
Patricia T. Strickler, Lincoln
Glenn C. Wendt. Bis Sprints
Prank B. Wilkins. Omaha
Maryln D. Wlsmer, Lincoln
Arlen M. Wittier. Brock
COLLEGE OF LAW.
Presented by Dean P. K. Beutel
Bachelor ol Laws.
Walter H. Cropper, Lincoln
LeRoy K. Howard. Sioux Fails, 8. D
Robert P. May. York v
Walter C. Rundln. jr., Wahoe
Warren E. Van Norman, Bassett
GRADUATE COLLEGE.
Presented by Dean R. W, Goes
Master of Arts.
Harold W. Andrus, Lincoln
Herbert B Berry. Peekskill H. ,T.
Msrfarrt O. Brown. St. Joseph, Me.
Obbie Z. Brown, Lincoln
Leland O. Butler. Lewutown, 111.
La Von V. Palrley. Norm Piatt
John S. Favors. Omaha
Kathrynt T. Favors, Omaha
Kenneth E. Holfman. LyndonrlUe. Vt
Philip 8. Holmgren, Naper
Vernon M. Lien, Aberdeen. 8. D.
Freda E. Macht. Kennan. Calif.
Maynard V. Meyer. Ft. Wayne. Ind.
Oladys H. Papas, Kansas City, Mo.
Harry E. Perry, Lincoln
Janette E. Seeberg. Lincoln
Ola B. Seeley. Shumway. 111.
Fred H. Stafford. David City
Arthur F Thomsen, Wakefield
Wayne H. Ulrlch. Seward
John W Voigt. Matton, III.
Donna Brittan Warner. Lincoln
Master of Science.
Trvln B. Braverman, Orand Island
Beatrice I. Emery. College Place. Wah
James H. Griffith. Oslaboma City.
Ok la.
Ruben M. Heermann, Pilfer
Herbert W Johnson. Bells, Tenn.
Lewis E. Klein. Seward
John 8. Rowe, Alberta, Canada
David W. Russell Detroit. Mich.
Ronald A. Wankel. Hastings
Prank 8. Watanabe. Lomita. Calif.
Robert L. Wear, Lincoln
Doctor of Philosophy.
Ovidlo Osrcia-Mollnart. Mayagues, PR
Chester L. Hunt. Alliance
George W. Trimberger. Ithaca, H. T.
CANDIDATES
FOR CERTIFICATES.
(Granted but not conferred at the
Commencement Exercise)
Certificate is Journalism.
Shirley Strunk Powell. McCook
Certificate la Physical Education
end Athletics.
Dale R Bloss. Wayne
Donald F. Bottorff. Lincoln
Leo J. Fnher. Lincoln
Dean C. Oelwick. Lincoln
Edwin H. Nyden. Jr.. Lincoln '
Joseph R. Partington, Lincoln
Prank E. Wilkin. Omaha
CANDIDATES
FOR CERTIFICATES.
Vocational Education Certificate
la Agriculture.
James J. Albracht, Meadow Grove
Paul J. Grosserode, Tllden
Dale P. Nafcrsledt, Madison
la Home Economics.
Donna L. Hartman. Lincoln
Doris B. Olson. Gibbon
Neoma M. Keier. Fremont
Mary Esther Weber. Saunemln, 111.
Classified
LOBT Hulova watch Monday. Call
3-W3S8. Reward.
NEWLY decorated large bedroom, twin
ueus and study room. tood bus con
nections. Prefer male student. Call
4-1&65.
LOST -Grurn curve gold wrist watch.
Reward: Call 5-4719.
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STUDENT want garafe to rent.
Call
uon Klce, 2-784 S.
OK SALE Tux size 3s. ' Good condi
tion. Call 2-4018 after 7 r. m.
TRADE TIES! Don't discard, good neck-
iiea. someone will like tnem. tiet a
change. Swap colors. Send plus $1.
Receive aix other freshly cleaned and
pressed. TRADB TIES, Box 310,
fcaJem, Indiana.