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Aiken. F.
AlUrn. V.
Dalian, W.
DenHooter, I.
Brungard. J.
Carroll, Charlen
Minnlck. T.
Rodwcll, r.
Thompson, A.
Thompson, Ed.
DE WITT
Daller, Bert
Dunn, Russell
Klburz, Allen
Lake, Elmer
Miller, Lovelle
FALI-S CITY
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Gallup, William
Gill. Mark
Tooniy, John
Dorwart, H.
Milton. II.
Kellough, L.
GRAND ISLAND
Plack, L.
Callahan, D.
Col well, II.
G utli rid Re, C.
Tearne, II.
Thalen, S.
Rollins, C.
Schuff, II.
Schulti. P.
Sink. P.
Westt, W.
HARDY
Weimer, Ted
KEARNEY
Everett, Robert
Garvin, Francis
Keems, Robert
Lowe, John
Panek, Adolph
Stallings, Bert
LINCOLN
Adams, Russell
Durham. Lawrence
Gncclson. Orr
Hartnian. Cecil
Holland, Lyle
Lewellon. Verne
MacMeekin, Kelsey
Pratt, Harry
Williams. Francis
OMAHA CENTRAL
Dohn, Frank
Downs, Robert
Green, Floyd
Holriquist, James
Logan, Arthur
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Medlin, Raymond
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Headliner at the Orpheum this Week
PAWNEE CITY
Beemcr. Lloyd
Botdcy, Clarence
Dunlap, Glen
Edee, Alfred
Edwards, Harold
Hawkins, Bertram
Ilunini, Oscar
Morehead, Walter
Root, Elton
Van Home, Maurice
STANTON
Dcwltz, Herbert
Dickinson, Harold
SUPERIOR
llanna, Frank
Weir. Edwin
Wright. Harold
WAVERLY
Gordon. Willis
Hulbert. Donald
Ilulbert, Nobel
Ixider, Edwin
Loder, Merl
Loder, Ted
Negus. Willlts
Otley. John
Walker, Clyde
WILBER
Barta, Vaclav
Fictum
Hein
Shimecek, Lumir
Storkan, Edward
YORK
Canfleld
Feaster
Galrdiner
Grobe
Harlan
Jacks
Morgan. E.
Morgan, F.
Nelson
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PERSONALS
Caroline Kimball, '18, of David City
is visiting at the Gamma Phi Beta
house.
Kathryn Epperson, ex-'21 of Clay
Center, is spending the week at the
Alpha Xi Delta house.
Harold, Gerhart, '21, will spend Sua
day in Omaha.
Mrs. W. Moodie is the guest of
her daughter, Marian, at the Delta
Delta Delta house.
Lieut. Harold McGlasson, ex-'19,
who has been in France for the last
year, has returned to Lincoln.
Michigan is planning to enter a
team in the eastern intercollegiate
meet this spring in order to make up
for missing the Penn relays. The
Wolverines are coming back into form
now, after the upset at the Drake re
lays, and expect to walk over all op
position for the balance of the season
without any trouble at all. The big
test for the Maize and Blue comes in
the Chicago dual meet to. be held at
Ann Arbor May 17.
FRESHMAN GIRLS DEFEAT
JUNIORS IN BASKETBALL
ALUMNI NOTES
The freshmen giila' baseball nine
defeated the juniors in the first game
of the tournament Wednesday morn
.ng. The seniors will meet the sopho
mores in the yecond game of the pre
liminaries this morning at 11 o'clock.
The winners will play the final match
with the freshmen, Friday morning
at 11 o'clock.
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