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The Student Should Know-'
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eontly elected president of tho Ne
hruHka chanter. Miss Loomls of the
Home Economics department of this
University Iihh tho honor of Mng
nutionnl president, and Miss Evelyn
lllark in national secretary. Miss
lioonila. Miss Hlack and MIhs Warner
havw been elected to attend the na
tional convention at Albany, N, Y.,
June 1921. 191t).
New chapters of Omlcroii' Nu are
Ix'lnR Installed at ;WashlnRton State
College. Cornell University. State Col
lege of Agriculture of Oklahoma, and
Klorldu State College.
FULL LIST OF ENTRIES
FOR GIRLS' TRACK MEET
(i;.inilinii'(l from l'mro One)
Margaret Henderson
Klhel Hoagland
Martha Krogmann
Patricia Maloney
Running Broad Jump
Cora Miller
Kthel Hoaxland
Louise Tedrett
Ruth Urigham
Marjorie Darstow
Katherine Kohl
Javelin Throw
Klizabeth Rose
Ruth Brlgliam
Helen Hewett
Sara S.irber
Patricia Maloney
Lillian Storey
Running High Jump
Helen Hewett
Mary Shepherd
Mary Stephens
Sara Surber
Mary Herzing
Doris Hostetter
ELECTION FOR ATHLETIC
BOARD IS UNNECESSARY
Schellenberg Withdraws and Re
maining Five Candidates
Automatically Elected.
The election of the student mem
bers to the University Athletic Hoard
has been called off becauso of the
peculiar situation which has arisen.
Last Monday six men had filed their
names as candidates with Dr. Clapp
before the list was otllcially closed.
Since that time one of the six has
withdrawn his candidacy, and the re
maining five are therefore automatic
ally elected. The following letter
from Dr. Clapp tlarlfles the situation:
"Inasmuch as only six candidates
for student membership on the Uni
versity Athletic Hoard have complied
with the requirements of the constitu
tion In filing statements of candidacy
and one of the six candidates (E. II
Schellenberg) has requnested that his
name be withdrawn, the faculty com
mittee in charge of the election has
unanimously decided that no election
will be necessary under these circum
stances, and have agreed to recom
mend to the Athletic Board that the
five remaining eligible candidates in
dicated below be declared the student
representatives for the coming year:
Paul Dobson, Charles Glllllan, Byron
McMahon, Richard V. Newman and
John C. Pickett.
(Signed) R. G. CLAPP,
Chairman."
SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
siunm Oamma Kpsllon, geological
fraternity, held Its annual election of
olllcers at th semi-monthly business
meeting. Tuesday evening. May 6.
Tho following otllcers were chosen:
President, Richard Hawn; vice-president.
John Vetter; secretary and
.ounr..r J. II. Souther: historian,
Ralph II. Cummins; corresponding
secretary. Eric T. Kelly.
Dr. Doming of the chemistry de
partment gave an exceedingly Inter
esting Illustrated lecture on "The
Phllllplncs." Professor K. F. Shramm
spoke on the "Burk Bennett Oil
Field."
WYER TO RETURN FROM
LIBRARY WAR SERVICE
MICKEY AND CONDRA AT
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
(Confined from Page
inspect the old Nebraska
CVment Plant
agement
tion pictures of the factory
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Portland
u bui M9u aanun .won
and the latter will take mo-
Applications for the positions
of editor-in-chief, managing edi
tor, associate editor, two news
editors, business manager, and
assistant business manager will
be received at the Student Ac
tivities office until twelve o'clock
noon, Friday, May 9, 1919.
Mr. V. G. Wyer, head of the Ne
braska Library, is expected to return
to the University of Nebraska within
the next few days. Chancellor Sam
uel Avery received the following let
ter Thursday morning from Carl H.
Milam, acting general director of the
American Library association:
"Mr. M. G. Wyer is leaving the Li
brary War Service of the American
Library association after having been
associated with us for many months.
"May I take this opportunity t
say to you that few men have been
permitted by their institutions to give
more generously of their time than
Mr. Wyer, and few have succeeded
in doing so well the work they have
undertaken. We are deeply grateful
to you and the University of Nc
braska for having made it possible
for Mr. Wyer to render this service."
NEW FOSSILS FOR MUSEUM.
A lollectlou of South American
fossils rrom a new and unexplored
locality has been Bent to the Nebraska
State Museum by Elfred Beck, U. of
N., who in connection with Mr. George
Matson, U. of N., Is engaged in oil
geology In Central and South America.
Dr. Frederick J. Schaufelberger of
Hastings, Nebraska, who has secured
for tho Nebraska State Museum cer
tain mammoth teeth and bones during
the nast year, visited the museum
yesterday and added to previous col
lections a portion of mammoth skull
and tusk.
CARL LILJENSTOPLE
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
Carl A. Llljenstople, ex-'14. formerly
a student in tne civu engineering de
partment at the University, was In
stantly killed this week when a train
hit the automobile In which he was
riding. The accident occurred near
North Platte, Nebr. Liljenstople's
home was in Scotts Bluff. He had
many friends among students at the
University who will regret to learn of
his death.
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