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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1948)
8 THE DAILT NEBRASKAN Light Installed At An Ice Rink A large floodlight has been in stalled at the Ag college ice skat ing rink, located one block north of the Union. The spotlight mounted on the Tractor Testing building, lights up the whole area and will be used for evening skat ing. The heavy snow is being re moved by the entertainment com mittee, according to Ivan Lilje gren, chairman, and the ice is reported to be in good condition Plans are being made to sprinkle the ice to put the rink in the best condition for week-end skaters. The rink is open to all univer sity students for skating this week-end. Students are asked to observe the regulation prohibit ing building bonfires on the cam pus but they may warm up in the Ag Union. Coffee and brown ies will be served to skaters in the Union Sunday from 5:00 to 6:00 p. m. 49 Scholars Given Honors Forty-nine University of Ne braska students were honored for high scholarship at the business administration college annual honors dinner Thursday evening. The awards were announced by Dr. E. S. Fulbrook dean of the college. The William Gold Keys . were presented by Dr. J. E. Le Rossignol, retired dean of the col lege. Dr. Gerald Kennedy, Lin- coin pastor, was the speaker. The complete list of awards: WII.I.IAM GOLD 1RIZE KEYS. Glen Dale Anstine. Edwin Roy Baker. Omaha. Ernest Frank Fruhbauer, Robert Lavern Kellner. Ronald Sidney Lux. Max Randolph Swanaon. Lyle Elmer Strom. Daniel Vern Taylor. David Lloyd Thomas. s Glenn Eldon Wlar. Member of Beta Gamma Sigma. (Scholastic honorary fraternity). First Semester 1917-18. Norma Lucia Berends. Glen Martin Bllnde. Leon Irwin Folb. Maribeth Kearney. Paul Theodore Kuhlman. Robert Eugene Larson. George Richard. Theodore Leo Schoettger. "Benjamin Schwartz. Blain Curtis Turley. James Edward Zoubek. Second Semester 144-47. Barbara Emerson Allen. Dona LaVerne Ayers. Kcnuetft Hamilton Elson. Doria Mae Frahm. Robert Allen Fuller. John William Greene. , Doria Elaine Martens. Carlyle Allen Peterson. Boden O. Portwood. Ardith Lorraine Smith. Phyllis Rae Snyder. William Martin Komerficld. Phyllis Louise Warren. Alpha Kappa Psl Citizenship prize, Dean Frank Skokan; Delta SiKma PI Key, Kenneth Hamilton Elson; Phi Chi Theta key, Doris Elaine Martens; Congdon, O'Hara and Becker scholarship In account ing, George Richard Polskl; First Trust Company scholarships, Ronald R. Leigh, Crystal, Max R. Swanson; O. N. Magee Memorial scholarshlo. Ramon Keith Kuntf: O. N Mapm Hfhftlnrahln TIuti.rl E. Webber; John E. Miller graduate schol arship in business administration, Rob ert Eugene Larson, James Edward Zou bek; Miller & Paine scholarships In busi ness research, Max W. Chermlgton, El mer Ray Farley; W. Q. aLngworthy Tay lor scholarship, Norma Lucia Berends, Dorothy Lorette Rlddell; Edward R. Wells Memorial scholarship, Normajean Hock. Lincoln. Green Tells Need Of Self -Education Dean Roy Green, in his address to the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Wednesday emphasized the need for self education and improvement after graduation to enable the engineer to advance in the face of increas ing competition. The supply of men in all fields of engineering will be inadequate to meet the requirmnts of U.S. industry until the graduation of the abnormally large class of 1950. Green said. Moreover, satisfying the demand may take even longer because of more opportunities for foreign service and the increasing use of engineers in non-technical positions. Orman Mills, senior Chem E, spoke on "Psychology and Holding Your Job" and the evening was concluded with a discussion of plans for Engineer's Week. Theta Nu, Pre-Meclical Honorary, Initiates 13 The Theta Nu National Pre- Med Honorary initiated 13 new members. The members, who were chosen for scholarship, character, and participation in advance of Pre Med interest on the campus, are: Robert Long, Benny Robinson, Gordon Johnson. Donald Mamies. John Finkner, Robert Ralston, Johne Kahle, Thomas Ochsner, Robert Muffly, Duncan Camp bell, Michael Tristan. Robert But ler, and Merle Otto. Campus News In Brief ii-v nara ume party is in Temple building Friday from 8 to u :ao p.m. vvol. Curtis Elliot will auion the box lunches. Younff Democrats will meet with labor unions in the YMCA at 7:30 p.m. Friday. State AFL and CIO officers will speak Unionized dance with Johnny Cox is in the Union ballroom Fri day at 8:30 p. m. Block and Bridle membership applications must be turned in at Room 201, Animal Husbandry building baturday. Exchange scholarship applica tions must be returned to the reg istrar's office Saturday. Applica tion blanks may be obtained from Dr. G. W. Rosenlof, in Adminis tration 103. University Alumni club charter day program will occupy the city Union Sunday. The Ag Union will open at 4 p.m. but no afternoon movie will be shown. Ag Union coffee hour starts at 5 p.m. Veter-Anns will meet at a 6:30 dinner in Parlor B of the Student Union on Wednesday. Mrs. Groen- jes of Singer's will speak. Ag Men's Social Club initiates will meet in the Ag Union lounge at 8:00 o'clock Monday morning for instructions. Epworth Methodist Youth Fel lowship will meet Sunday at 6:00 p. m. at the church, located at 36th and Holdrege. A cost lunch eon will be served and Marion Nottingham will lead devotions at 7:00. Judge John L. Polk will speak on "Experiences in Juvenile Court." All students are invited. Any student interested in corn- Friday, February 13, 1948 petingin the Jr. Ak-Sar-Ben show 5 should register in room 201, Ani t i f mal Husbandry Hall, before Feb. 17 to them. have animals assigned to Square Dancing- will be held in Ag Union Saturday, Feb. 14, at 7:30 p.m. T. H. Alexander of the 4-H department will call dances. TONIGHT IS "COLLEGE NIGHT" at Couples Only. 73TY miM Adm. 1.50 per couple TAX INCLUDED I 11 1 ffl c u wunca YWCA freshman interested in working on a clothing project Feb. 13-20 may sign up at Ellen Smith hall. Work consists of pack ing and shipping. HOTEL coRNHUsmm IS PROUD TO, 8 HOST TO -1.V.V. DELTA DELTA DELTA FORMAL Friday, February 13 UNDER SCHfMMEt, ttUtUit Skirt and blouse combinations are now a costume in themselves. Full rippling black skirt and a white lacey dream of a blouse . . your gay costume for Springtime. Skirt 10.95 Uloutet 4.95 to 8.95 Sportswear Fashion Floor.... Second fflfLKJEE IM o V io