TKursaoy, July 26, 1955
SUMMER NEBRASKAN
Por? 3
Squad:
Bush Looks
For. Boost
From Frosh
Faced with the roughest basket
ball schedule Nebraska has ever
attempted, Coach Jerry Bush has
begun assaying the possibilities.
Coach Bush said that from the
freshman squad must 'come help
for the eight returning lettennen.
Included among the potentials are
Ron Parsons (6-7) Cleveland, O.;
Bob Harry (ft) York; George
Swank, (6-6) Mansfield, O.; Bob
Finn (6-3) Tecumseh; Larry White
(6-0) Chappell; Denny Curtin (6-1)
Lincoln; Mort Fuller (5-8) Eraer
flon, la.
The veterans returning Include
Rex Elcwall, Holmesville; Don
Smidt, Helena, Mont.; Jim Ku
backi, Toledo, O.; Gary Reimers,
Millard; Jim Arwood, Fostoria,
O.; Terry Howard, Elkhorn; Dud
ley Doebele, EJmwood; Lyle Kan
nen,' Syracuse; Billy Wells, West
Baden, Ind.
Missing will be Charles Smith,
Anderson, Ind.; Duane Buel, Mal
colm; Norman Coufal, David City
and William Roy, Berwyn, HI., by
graduation. Jim Thorn, center from
Lincoln, with two more years of
eligibility, was grounded on the
scholastic shoals.
Terry Howard (6-6) has been
doing construction work in Lin
coln and working out in the eve
nings by himself. His vast improve
ment may provide some of the
help needed to "keep Nebraska
afloat against such foes as UCLA,
Pacific Coast champion; Iowa,
Michigan, Wisconsin of the . Big
Ten; Texas Tech,' Border Confer
ence champion; Vanderbilt, South
ern Conference representative in
the NCAA playoffs, plus the regu
lar Big rvoa Conference Som
which this year trill include Kansas
with Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain
Four Granted
Architecture
Scholarships
Four Nebraska high school grad
uates have been named as recip
ients of scholarships, totaling in
value more than $2500 for study
at the University department of
architecture, Linus Burr Smith,
chairman, announced today.
Robert Kuzelka, a graduate of
Norfolk High School, awarded the
Leo A. Daly scholarship of $500
a year for four years.
Serge Castigliano, a graduate of
Lincoln High School, awarded a
Selmer A. Solheim scholarship of
$250 for the freshman year.
James Ulrich, a graduate of
Plattsmouth High School, awarded
a Selmer A. Solheim scholarship of
$250 for the freshman year.
James Murphy, a graduate of
Lincoln Southeast High School,
awarded a Clark and Enersen
scholarship of $190 for the fresh
man year.
Smith said the scholarships
were awarded on the basis of their
mathematical aptitude, back
ground of sciences, and potential
as an architect.
. He said all the 1956-57 recipients
ranked no lower than sixth in their
respective graduating classes. -
Charlie Cooper
Wins Tournament
Charlie Cooper of Clay Center
won the Summer School Golf Tour
nament last week with a 38 on the
first nine holes, par 36, of the Pio
neer Golf Course.
Runners-up were Dean Cillion
and George Reschenbach with 39's
Bob. Loh berg was fourth with 41
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Air Base Tour
There will be a tour of the Lin
coln Air Base Wednesday.
Buses will leave from the Union
at 2:80 p.m. Cost for transporta
tion is 40 cents.
Those interested may register in
the Union Activities Office by
Tuesday.
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Arthur Miller Play
Next Union Movie
"Death of a Salesman", starring
Frederic March will be shown Sun
day at 7:30 p.m.- in the Union
Ballroom.
Arthur Miller's Pulitzer Prize
winning play tells the - story of
Willy Lorn an, a salesman who des
perately wanted to be well liked,
knowing his job depended on it,
but who lacked the moral integrity
to win the admiration he coveted.
his will be the last in the se
ries of Sunday night movies for
the summer.
' $30000 EASY
We need a campus agent to
sell nationally advertised
drawing sets, slide rales and
fluorescent lamps to entering
engineering freshmen this
fail. Tremendous profits, no
investment required. Posters
and brochures supplied free.
Printed sales help provided.
Write: - Empire Engineering
Supply Company; P.O. Box
114; Canal St. Station, NYC
13, N.Y.
Season Football Tickets
Available At Coliseum
Season tickets for e 1957 Corn
husker football games are now
available.
Tickets which were previously
ordered may be picked up now
in the Athletic Ticket Office in the
Coliseum. All inquires as to new
purchases of tickets should be
made to A. J. Lewandoski, at that
office.
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