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Tuesday, Feb. 7. 1961
The Nebraskan
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- Move to Nebraska Hall Begins;
Survey Division Now in Basem
The University off.ce of
printing and duplicating be
; gan the move last Wednes
day into Nebraska Hall, for
merly the Elgin Buildinz.
The printing and duplicat
ing department, formerly lo
cated in West Stadium, will
occupy a large area of the
,,'basement of the remodeled
;;: building. Material printed
there win follow a circular
flow pattern.
Material Circulations
The material vill circulate
;..from a cwvtw." located
main office to i ;ompos
. mg room, from S3 -j to the
press room and then will be
; bound.
; The Conserv&aon and Sur
' vey Division moved from the
; old Nebraska Hall, a 72-year-;
old building on tlje Univer
s i t y campus, to the new
structure on Monday.
"The division transferred
some 10,000 oil and well drill--ing
samples to the basement
of Nebraska Hall.
On March 1 the University j
Press and the University Ex
aminations Service and Plan
ning and Construction Divi
sion will move to the second
floor. A portion of the second i
floor is also occupied by the
Computer Center. I
- 14 Receive Distinction
Nebraska's Graduates
Mid year graduates at the
University numbered 381 com
pared with 373 graduates a
year ago. '
Of this number nearly 100
received masters and doctoral
degrees. Two students,. Rich
ard Krause and Robert G.
Meier were graduated with
high distinction. Twelve oth
ers graduated with distinc
tion. J. Lee Rankin, former solic
itor general of the United
States and a graduate of the
University Law School re
ceived an honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws.
The presentation of the de
gree was in honor of his com
pletion of seven years as a
lawyer with the Department
of Justice in Washington. D.C.
COLLEGE OF AGBICITTL'KE
Bachelor ef Sctfnoe In Africaner
Dennis L. Boesiger. Cortland; David
K. Carter. Atlanta: Larry D. Davis. Ri
tns Citrj Dweyae E. Derail. O'Neill;
kernrta C Drorak, North Brnd.
aid S. Elliott. Mitchell; Stanley D. Far -
tin. Springview: Milburne Helbert. Her -
ney; Anthony I. Hobza, North Bend:
Max L. H miser, Powell; Kent D. Hum-
mel. Fairbury.
William C Khrcsman. Kearneys inn-
Fernando Laaoa. Buenos Aires. Argen-
tma; Charles W. Ogden. Wood River;
Donald D. Olson. Waverly (With Distinc.
boa; Frederick E. OUen. Pilger; Rob
art G. Paine. Edison: Moms R. Re
nolds. Broken Bow; William A. Roehl,
Fneed! Eugene J. Schwartz. Harting
ton; George I. Sharp. Lincoln: Francis
V. Wiese. Dodge: Errol G. .Wiges, Elk
Born. Ia.: Willard L. ttitte. Ynun.
Barkelsr sf Selestee la Rome Eeeasmlrs
Joan Nissen Annaole. North Bend:
Dorothy B. Christen sen. Red Cloud: Pa
tricia Foster Harris. Kearney: Debra
Puling Hicks, Lincoln: Anne Stoneman
Hruby. Lincoln; Erwina B. Hutchinson,
Carol' I. MeGermand. Lincoln: Arlene ;
Buck Miller. Comma. Mo.: uorotny a.
Shalleriberger, Nebraska Citg: Nancy- J.
Still, Brokea Bow; Manlj-n H. White,
Lincoln.
COLLEGE OF KT AND SCIENCES
Bachelsr mi Arts
James K. Anthony. Lincoln: John E
Banks. Jr. Grand Island: Jeanene E.
Barnett. Anton. Rep. of Panama; Karl
E. Bauman, Lincoln; EUea E. maizheim,
Paris. France: Gary G. Burger. Neiigti.
Jamas C. Cadwallader, Uncoln: JeHre
P. Cheuvront, Lincoln; FJirabeth Harri
son Debo. Lincnin; Samuel !.. HalL On
tario. Calif.; Sara J. Hfrshbereer, Ija
eoln; Robert E. Housewricht. LaHarpe,
Ul.
Arnold R. Johnson. Lincoln: Carroll J.
Kraus, Columbus: Richard A Krause,
Grand Island Wrth Bull Distinction);
William D. Kuesler. Norfolk; CurwTe
Goodman Lashlry. Palnu'ra; Sandra Bry
an Minor. Scotia; lngrid M. Leder. Oma
ha James i. MacDoeald. Omaha; Jerome
. Martin. Lincoln; Richard D. Medley,
Lincoln; David P. Miller. Columbus; Ron
aid A. MoM. Grand Island; Milton B.
Moline, Omaha (With Distinction i ; Larry
B. Novtrki. Columbus; Modris E. Rich
ters, Lincoln: Richard E. Srhultg, Lin
coln: Norman J. Shaffer. Hooper 'With
DlstincUon); Alan E. Storkland. Lincoln.
William C. Wax. Lincoln; Leiand L.
Woodrow. North Platte; John D. Wright,
Tulsa, Okla; Jess V. Navarro. Lyman;
Patrick W. Raymond. Gerlng.
Bachelor of Vleaee
Eugene H Ballard, Grand Island: nen
is E Emajiuol. North Bend; Robert J.
Farrell. Lincoln: David B, Flood. Frank
lin; John A. Glides, Norfolk.
- Ernest r. Johnson, Huntsvlle. Ala.:
M. Halo Dreyeik. Wood Lake: Carol A.
Langhanser, Little Rock. Ark.: James
A. Larson. Superior; Sllvila A. Llepnieks.
Uneoln; Laurence O. Luebke. Grand
Maud; John D. Lottoa. Jr.. Sisux City.
Ia.
Jstmdranalli L. Persad. Trinidad,
B. W.I.; Paul Belch. Jr., Ogallala: Rob
ert T. Savely, Eepubiican City; Yahya
Setoadeh. Tehran. Iran: WilUam . Shel
ly, Falls City: Johnie 1. Waldron, Calla
wsy; Alfred E. Waring. Bloomlngton.
COLLEGE OF BCfUVEM
ADMTN1STBATION
Bachelor of Bcleaes hi Baslaesa
Admlalstrstioa
TlmoUty C Adams. Norfolk; Albert, de
ArriguaaM. Mcnda. Yalatan. Mexico;
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Plans are being made to
move the University Exten
sion Division to the 3rd floor;
Photography produc-
t i o n s, Journalism Photog
raphy, Bureau of Audio-Vis
ual Aids to the 4th floor; and
the School of Journlaism and
the Graduate School of So
cial Work to the 5th floor.
A comparison of the space
occupied by Nebraska Hall
with that of the Administra
tion Building was made by
Carl Donaldson, business
manager, and gives cn idea
of the size of the renovated
building. There are 6 floors in
Nebraska Hall, including the
basement. "Each floor of Ne
braska Hall is roughly equiv
alent to the total area of the
Administration Build
ing," Donaldson said. The
Administration Building in
cludes 52,000 square feet,
and Nebraska Hall has 320,
000 square feet, roughly 6
times as much space as the
Administration Building.
The eastern third of the
floors will be completed and
occupied first. It will house
offices which are not too
closely student related; the
space vacated in various
buildings by these o f f i c e s j
when they move to Nebraska
Kenneth D. Babka. Ord (With Distinc
tion); Dennis R. Baumert, Columbus;
Rex A. Buehrer. Utka; John T. CahiU,
Dakota City; Ernest J. Carlson, Weat
Point; Bikrama J. Chopra. Patiala. Pun
jab. India; Douglas M. Coder, Wellflest;
Robert J. Coon r ad. Lincoln.
Albert B. C Demiiu IV. Lincoln; Ar
thur M. Dewey. Norfolk; William O. De
ter. Atkinson; Jerome C. Dondlinner,
Shickl'y; John C. Fleming, Lincoln;
James W. Focht. Omaha: Stanley L. Fon-
ken. Beatrice; Darren L. Fonts, Fre
mont; Barbara Barr Fried rich, Tilden.
Michael F. Cardina, Lincoln) Patrick
1. Henry, Omaha; Gordon R. Hcrool
sheimer, Pender; Carolyn J. Jackson,
Lincoln; Jon E. Jacobson. Omaha; James
R. Jaeger, Grand Island: Jacob F. Je-
linek, Lincoln: Florion D. Johnson, Gree
ley: Robert C. Johnson, Falls City.
Hilda A. Kammann. Avoca: James J.
Keatinc. Sidney: William W. Kenney.
Omaha: Joseph A. Kollias, Omaha: Bern
ard J. Kros. Omaba; Gary fi. Laupheini
sr. Stamford, Conn.: Gary t. Leach, Lin
coln; Thomas H. Mathews, Arcadia,
Calif.: Roger T. Miller. Lincoln: Robert
A ModreU. McCook; Quentin D. Moore,
Omaha; Lawrence R. Myers Lincoln.
Richard G. OhUtciser, Lincoln: Harry
T. Orput, Lincoln; George G. Rothwell,
Ryannis: Mary L. Schneider. Omaha:
Lowell D. Schroeder, Davenport; Gayle
E. Shield. Atlanta; Douglas D. Seiler,
Billing. Mont.: Benjamin Karl Smith,
Beatrice; Lyle D. Spence, O'Neill; Wil
liam A. Wieland. Chappell; Edwin C
Wilson. Lincoln; Paul J. Young Jr., Lin
coin; Charles H. Ziegenbetn, Wisner.
rOLLFGF. OF
ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECT IKE
Backeler f flcleaca
In AgriraHural Engineeriag
Vusnf Z. Alkan. Denbtli. Turkey; Ken
neth M. Cheney, Pilfer; Robert J. Golka,
j"' H. Heluneister, Lin-
! coul-
i Barkelar af Srleare la CItB Eaglaeerlnc
Kenneth E. Ash. Omaha; Donald H.
1 Baack. Gothenburg; William F. Ballard,
Farwell; Ronald L. Bebernes. St. Paul;
l lord w. Benjamin. McCook: Bernard R.
Fraket, Trenton: Jon B. Kasner, Avoca,
la.; Gary R. Kllday. Palmer; Ralph E.
Knepper, WauneU; Frederick Thomas
Krauss. Mccook.
Robert G. McCardell, Omaha; Richard
C. Miller. McCook: Paul F. Ramm. Oma
ha: Clidord D. Ruztcka. Verdel: Jerry
I.. Mephens, Grant; Alfred R. Stuerkrath,
Tlainview: Bernard A. Votava, Bruno;
Richard H. Walker. Lincoln; Duant 1.
Wray. Trenton.
BarheUr ! Vlaace
hi Elerlrlcal Eaalneerlar
Leon H Adams. Dix; James R. Batie,
IT.. Lincoln; Marts Benrmanis, Lincoln;
Byram. Decatur; Richard Walter
Carroll, Lincoln; Lyle G. Comstock,
Greenwood,
Gary S. Eckhardt. ScoUsbluff: Duane
B. Eickhoff. Fordyce: John W. Hartung.
Omaha; Ronald E Hatcher, Corad; Rich-
,rd C. Herman, San Diego. Calif.'; Ken-
neth W. Kaufman, Greenwood 'With Dis
tinction): Paul J. Kielian. Omaha: Phitlin
tmayne Kione, Hrartsna; Allree L. Koe
nig, Neligb; Robert I. Lewis, Rulo;
James T. Mcllmoyle. McCook. (With
Distinction).
Robert G. Meier, Lyman (With nigh
distinction); Larry L. Perkins. Lexing
ton; S. Norman Phillips. Omaha; Wil
liam R Ramsay, Seward; Arthur J. Ray,
Jr., McCook: Eugene R. Remmelg. Hoi
drege; Wallace T. Ronb. Omaha; Rob
ert J. Rouse, Grand Island; Ronald W.
Schafer, Tecumseh, 'With Distinction);
Paul D. Schaudt, Garland, 'With Distinc
tion); Theodore V. Schomburg. Cedar Ra
pids: Sen cii Stasenko, Lincoln; Johnnie
Tesar. Wllber; Donald F. Torcron, Colum
bus; William E. York. Kearney.
Barkelsr f sVleoce
Is Mechanical Engineering
Henry D. Berns, Blue Hill. (With Dis
tinction); Eugene A. Blake, Brrwster;
Norwin W. Brueninc, Crete; Blake W.
Cattaroe, Omaha; Donald E. Cross. Bea
ver Crossing.
Richard G. Enrich, Papillion: Hwa
Tsun Feng. Hong Kong, China; Carl E.
Fnedrit'h. Spencer; Donald R. Glebe,
Blue Hill: Ted R. Hughes 11, Seward;
Larry J. Isaacson. Holdrege; Kenneth E.
Johnson, Pawnee City; Paul C. Kamrath,
Lindsay; Nets R. Kieldsen, Falls City.
William Dale Kroon, Lincoln; Richard
W. Kruae, Ft. Calhoun; Louis F. Lederer,
Lincoln; Heing K. Otte. Wayne; Walter
E. Peck. Omaha; Francis D. Podraza,
Platte Center.
Roger W. Roe, Grand Island; Marvin
R. Rohwer. Omaha; Ronald A. Schuilfr,
Wood River: Marvin V. Sinkule. Crete;
Walter R. Urban, Wahoo; Arnold A. Wie
bold, Madison 'With Distinction); Robert
D. Wllley, Lucoln; Maurice J, Z a c h.
Uumphrey.
COLLEGE OP LAW
Bachelor of ftcieae la Law
Kenneth J. Freed, Omaha; Levi I.
Goossen. Lincoln.
Bachelor of Laws
Eugene B. Ballard, Grand Island;
Claude E. Berreckman. North Platte.
COLLEGE OP MEDICINE
Bachelor of BriCBee hi M edicts
Frank T. Herhaoa. Scotublufi.
TEACHERS COLLEGE
Bachelor of Arts hi Edoeatisa
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Hall will make space avail
able for student expansion. ,
For example, the moving
of the Extension Division will
vacate the basement : apd
first ' floor of Architectural
Hall, which will then be used
by the department of archi
tecture. The western part of
Nebraska Hall will be occu
pied by student related or
ganizations. The . 17th Street entrance
will be lobby space eventual
ly, Donaldson added. -Spare
Space
Reserve space in the base
ment, now used for work and
store rooms, will be re
modeled and .moved into as
it is needed.
Fifteen smaller 4 r o o m s '
which are located under the
University warehouse system
will be used for storage by
offices or organizations that
need them, according to Don
aldson. The columns are concealed
in the design of the offices
and work space on the re
modeled part of the lower
floors.
An open house is tentative-
ly planned for mid-March,
after all the departments
have been moved into the
building, Donaldson said.
at Mid Semester Number 381
Judith Ranneman Wendorff. Lmcoln.
Bachelor sf Fine Arts in Education
Elizabeth Scholz McKeown, Lincoln;
Jeanne Cole Smith, O'Neill.
Bachelor of Music In Education
John A. Bartels. Sterling; Judith A.
Gardner, Broken Bow; Doris D. Weed,
Chambers; Bunice McCosh Hummeli
Gering: Kay 'Schoneberg Kalkowski, Or
leans (With Distinction); Mavis Dvorak
Steers. Clarkson.
Bachelor of Scienre ia Education
Joseph P. Ash, Highland. SJ -. Lois
Troyer Beyer, ScoUsbluff: Bette M. Bis
hop, Elmhurst, 111.; Pauline Hughes Bo
euist, Ceresco; Breanna Johnson Buet
to. Lincoln: Sydney B. Clemens, Lin
coln; Theodore E. Dewey, Lincoln; Jac
kie L. Eriksen. Boelus.
John F. Fiala. Seward; Kenneth E.
Flickinger. Mitchell: Dairy! C. FreeJand,
Lincoln: Patricia L. uaser. Lincoln;
Mary Kuncl Haeberle. Kearney; Helen
J. Hagemn. Wichita, Kans. : William L.
Harvey. Omaha; Connie Vatava Haucke,
Brnno: (Tharles G. Henxen. Wahoo.
Robert E. Hiltner. Lincoln; Genevieve
Vossler Hogg. Lincoln; Nancy Ha worth
Holsrher, Rcllevue; Loretta E. lwanski.
BurweU; Edith Mosshotder Johnson,
Denver. Colo.: Lawrence A. Kalkowski,
Lynch; Buth Stuhr Koziol, Lincoln; Don
ald M. Kreui, Lincoln.
Randall T. Lambert. Cedar Rapids:
Shirley Shift Laupheimer, Omaha; Luel
la Hayhurst Lawson, David City; Patri
cia Lempka, Tecumseh; Eugene A. Lew
is, Ashland; Mary Eagletoa Lundak, Lin
coln: Anthony F. McEvoy, Jr., Hastings;
Karen E. Mann, Iowa City, la.; Marilyn
Comstock Meyers. Greenwood; Margaret
Hayes Nelson. Wichita, Kan.; Wilma Ni
chols, York; Betty A. Noaerrlioger, Fre
mont. Francis B. O'Gara. Dakota City: Ger
ald G. Persinger, Hardy; Jacqueline N.
Peterson. Lincoln; David L. Prokesh,
Wolbaoh; Gary E. Richard, ScoUsbluff;
Son ia Sauvain Schneider, South Sioux
City; Dariene Linnerson Simon. Lincoln;
Rudolph H. Stent. Scribner; Robert E.
Sward, Lincoln; David L. Swartz, Co
lumbus. John W. Upright. Grant: Shirley A.
Wagner. Norfolk: Caroline F. White, Lin
coln; Laura B. Wurst, Wahoo' (With Dis
tinction).
TEACHERS COLLEGE -Master
of Education
Albert C. Austin. Cody; Carl K. Bott.
Henderson: Clifford H. Dale. Fairbury;
Benedict E. Kalin, Lincoln; James E.
Lightbody. Lincoln.
Lela Sellers McOurk, Lincoln; Julius
H. Moehl. Beatrice; Mabel J. Nielsen,
Sidney; Dariene J. Ridgley, Lincoln.
Doctor of Education
Marlvn P. Barlow. Omaha; Edward
Diets Brown, Davenport, la.; Walter
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EARLY OCCUPATION
Machinist William Heuser (1 e f t) and , servation and Survey Division will move
Superintendent John C. Kissler look over a into the building from the. old Nebraska
University printing department's linotype Hall Monday. University Examinations
which was recently moved into Nebraska Service and Construction will move in on
Hall from the department's former head- March 1.
quarters under the West Stadium. The Con-
F. Hardt, Seward! Wilfred C. Lange-
ieia. seward: Dayton G. Rolnrock, Mc
pherson, Kans.; Aaron Schmidt, Clarks
ville. Tenn.; Silvanus Hull Sisson, War
rensburg. Mo.: Charles C. Wilson. Alien.
- GRADUATE COLLEGE
Master el Arts
Francis W. A'Hern. Lincoln; Channing
C. Carpenter, Beatrice; Loren E. Case
ment, Lincoln; Houng-tai Chien. TaiDei,
Taiwan. China; Richard K. Debo, Lin
coln; Beatrice C, Franklin, Lincoln;
Bette Dobbs Hays. Lincoln. .
Glenna Berry Luschei. Lincoln; Rich
ard A. McLellan, 'Omaha; H ossein
Manavi, Teheran, Iran: David L. Melsen
holder, Lincoln; Daniel W. Pop, Wes
ton; Mary A. Pryor, Lincoln; Rolland
W. Shields. McCook: Prabhat Somtaiian.
Bangkok, Thailand: William E. Vacek,
Omaha: Camille A. Wells, Omaha; Ab
dullah Zarinnia, Teheran, Iran.
Master of Music
. Norman L. Rigcins. Lincoln.
Master of Physical Educatioa
Arthur D. Hillman. Lincoln.
Master of Sciei-e
Robert W. Allington. Lincoln; Rowan
C. Belknap, Lincoln; Wallace J. Bierman,
Omaha: Melvin L. Bishop, Thompson:
Vernon P. Bollesen, Grand Island; Wen
dell G. Bradley. Fairbank. Ia.: William
K. Burg.. Ft. Collins. Colo.; Martin G.
Carrancedo, Sontander. Spain; Murray
Cormack, Kossburn, Man., Canada;
Robert L. Cunningham, Fuller-ton.
Donnie L. Doescher, Beemer; James
E. Dunn, DeWitt; Frances Fu-Ti Fan,
Formosa, China; Delmar D. Fangemeier,
Lincoln; Dolores M. Gade, Ashland: Rob
ert L. Gallawa, ScoUsbluff: Norman E.
Griswold. Lincoln; DwayneW. Hamar,
Oconto.
George 8. Handler, Los Angelas. Calif.:
John A. Hanlon. Morrill; Joseph F.
Havelka, Lexington, Ky. : Milo Hruby,
Ceresco: Larry L. Jones.-Omaha: Mu
hammad A. Khan. Gujranwala. W. Paki
stan; Giert E. MeidelL Santa Rosa,
Calif.; Terry A. Moshier, Omaha.
Lee la Phadnis, Mysore, India; Keith
W. Schrader, Neligh: James A. Shane,
Jr., Omaha; Donald C. Signor. Effing
ham. Kans.: Donald L. Silhacek, Norfolk;
Lowell H. Sohl, Lincoln: Hayd D. Thur
nun. Oconto; Leon W. Wilson, Jr.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. I Charles E. Wilcox, Gib
bon. Master of Science to Dentistry
Robert R. Brady, Omaha; Michael C.
McCann, Salinas. Calif..; Robert M.
Stemm, Lincoln.
Doctor ef Philosophy
Carl T. Brandhorst. Seward: Vincente
A. Colon. Lincoln; Jerald E. Dirks, Has
tings; Charles H. Geisler. Omaha; Stew
art G. Hollyer, Marshalltown, Ia.: Earl
W. Kersten, Jr., Reno, Nev.i Dean L.
Lincseott, Lincoln.
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Walter E. Mueller, Seward; Kenneth D.
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Russell, Rochester, N.Y.; Raphael Samuel-Maharajah,
Trinidad, B.W.I.; Eldon
W. Shuey, Crab Orchard; Fred D. Strid
or, Nebraska City; Konrad Suprunowicz,
Lincoln; Paul J. . Thompson, Acushnet,
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CANDIDATES POR CERTIFICATES
Granted but not conferred at the com
mencement exercises.
CERTIFICATE IN JOURNALISM
Degree received from College of
Arts and Sciences
Carroll J. Kraus. Columbus.
CERTIFICATE IN PHYSICAL
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Joseph P. Ash, Highland, N.J.; Theo
dore E. Dewey, Lincoln; Randall T. Lam
bert, Cedar Rapids.
CERTIFICATE OF
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In Teachers Collegs "
Janet E. Clark, St. Edward.
NU Wildlife Club
Plans Dove Movie
The University Wildlife club
will hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow in the
Poultry Husbandry building
at 8 p.m.
A special movie will be
shown on the morning dove,
which fshows the "terrific po
tential"' of the dove as a
game bird in Nebraska, ac
cording to a club spokesman.
Anyone interested in seeing
the movie is encouraged to
come to. the meeting.
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Fraternity Helps,
In Heart Fund Drive
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra
teernity started the Heart
Fund Drive in downtown Lin
coln Feb. 3 by distributing
over 100 plastic heart coin
boxes to Lincoln business
houses.
Phil Bauer SAE president,
said Karl Wellensiek, special
events chairman for the 1961
Heart Drive in Lincoln, had
contacted the fraternity to dis
tribute the coin collectors.
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Methodists
To Interview.
For Faculty
Dr. Everette L. Walker" di
rector of personnel and place
ment for the Methodist board
of Education, will be in the
teachers placement division
on nday.
From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. he
will interview eraduate stu
dents interested in college
teaching in the Methodist re
lated liberal arts colleges.
Any interested student must
have his master's or doctor's
degree now or be expecting
it in September, a spokesman
for the teachers placement
bureau said.
In a letter to the bureau.
Dr. Walker said that college
teaching opportunities in
more than 100 Methodist-related
liberal arts colleges in 44
states are listed in his office
in Nashville, Tenn., and that
the schools are looking for ad-.
ministrators as well as teach
ers.
According to the letter re
ceived no restrictions are
placed on prospective
teachers in the Methodist
schools because of religious
preference.
Students are urged to sign
for an appointment time in
the teachers placement divi
sion in Teachers College.
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