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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1922)
Sumlny. April 23, 1922 THJB DAILY NEBRASKAN 1922 GORNHUSKER IS DEDICATED TO WELL KNOWN PROFESSOR Professor Barbour, With Nebras ka for Thirty Years, Re ceives Honor To Erwin Hinckley Barbour whoso Kimilv interest in student affairs his won for him a hiph place in the es teem vl all students; whoso laudable and splendid devotion to his work liaxe served to inspire thousands of yi.ur.s men and women: whose years of ceaseless activity have, helped Ne braska to achieve the success which is hers today, we dedicate this Cornlmker." In thtse words Editor Ward K.,ndol dedicates th? year book. Dr. Rarocur is chairman of the de partment of Geology and Geography of the I'nheisity of Nebraska. He has boon an instructor i;i the Univer sity for thirty years. He s. rved for many years as state geologist for Ne braska. Dr. Barbour is also curator of the museum. Dr. Barbour graduated Irom Yale University m i-.ni received his Bh. D. at Yale in 2siT. After gradua tion he served for a time in the Unit ed States geological survey stationed at the ale museum. Before coming Jo Nebraska Dr. Barbour was connect ed wi;h Iowa College at Grinnc-31 for :wo viars. DR. HEXRY F. COPE TO BE GUEST OF FACULTY Pr. Henry F. Cope will be guest and speaker at a Faculty luncheon at the Grand Heni Tuesday, April 25, at c'dtxk. Dr. Cope is general secretary of the Religious Education Asseeiatien and is a leading specialist in this field. He has been requested to speak on co-operative schools of religion at the- state universities, a movement an which ev ery university instructor should have aa interest. Reservations must le made by Mon day roon it the Secretary's office or wiih Professor Fossler, Dr. Deland c r Dr. Thomas. time, 10 4-5 seconds. Fifth heat: " Knowlin, Thomson, Shepard, time, 10 3-5 seconds. Finals Lloyd, (Beta), Trexler, Knowlin, Baldwin, Hatch, Bloodgood, time, 10 2-5 seconds. 220-yard dash First heat: Lloyd, Hart, Landers. Second heat: Trexler, Baldwin, Hatch. Third heat: Crites. McCarthy, Kohl. Fourth heat: Outhouse, McAllister, Sloan. i-mais uoyd, (Beta), Trexler. Crites, Baldwin, time, 23 1-5 seconds. Wler (Farmhouse), Cook, Hoy, Half mile dash Johnson, time, 2:05 3-5 seconds. Shot put Parks (Dolt), Munn, Meyers. Hart- Icy, distance, 3S feet 3 1-2 inches. Tole vault Riddlesbarger (Sig Ep), Gleason: Lake, Hartley and Gish, height, 10 feet, 6 inches. Discuss throw Meyers (Delt), Parks, reterson. Putman, distance. Ill feet, S inches. Broad jump Hatch (Farmhouse), Adamson, Gish Putman, distance, 19 feet 6 inches. High jump Parks (Delt), Moser. Drishaas, Gish tied for second, height 5 feet, 7 inches Javelin Sehoepel (Sigma Nu. Wenke. Madey. Hartley, distance, 147 feet, inches. Mile run Wier. (Farmhouse), Cook, Reese,; Ross, Jeter, time 5:12 2-5 440 yd dash Woodward (Dejla), Summers, Cot ter, Cressell.jtime 55 seconds, rat. 60 ysrd high hurdles First heat: Lewellen, Crites. Mc- ' Carthy. Second heat: Meyers, Crecelius. Finals Lewellen, (S5r Ep) Meyers. Crites, McCarthy, time $ 3-5. j 110-yard low hurdles First heat: Meyers, Gish. Second heat: Lewellen, Hatch. Third heat: Smith, Broadvvell. Finals Meyers (Delt), Lewellen, Gish, Smith, time 12 4-5 seconds. SS0 relay race Sigma Alpha Epsllon, Sigma Phi Epsllon, Delta Tau Delta, Delta Chi. time 1:40. R. O. T. C. MEN GET PROMOTIONS IN ALL COMPANIES (Continued from Page One.) Company I To be 1st Sergvcnt: Edward M. Buck. To be Sergeants: Harlow C. Walk er, Leland H. Anderson, John A. Cam eron, Earl C. Rohrbaugh, Winifred R. Blnme. Herbert Brownell. To be Corporals: Albert E. Peter son. Edwin J. Eilers, Raymond Ellor, Clarvnce R. Jensen, Riley R. Kite. An drew R. Ltrson, Donald G. McGregor, Kay K. Manison. Dale D. Schilling. Regnor M. Sorensen, Jay W. Hep- perl y. Company K To be 1st Sergeant: Lester G. Fox well. To be Sergeants: Russell E. Bu geon. Milton O. Brown, Georgv K. Lev is. Philip G. Johnson, IVctor J. j Weiss. Theodore N. Hartiell. i To be Corporals: Lawrence Dun- 't: nt. Glenn G. Pierpoint, Charles G. Ueebner, Hrluf P. Neilson, Ralph F, Neilson, James C. Bryant, George L. lurlcigh, E. F. Dissmeyer, Clinton G. Richards, Clarence L Lee, Ralph O. Shumacker. Company L To u? 1st Sergeant: Robert F. Ysis. To be Sergeants: Maurice K. Van Home, Georgo L. Nimocks, John G. Haskell, Henry Johnson, Frank D. El- lermier, Lyman L. Ewing, Ernest A. Andre. To be Corporals: Winifred W. Ker kow, Giles C. Henkle, Wilbur R. Wil liamson, Paul B. Baker, John H. Grae- bing, H. A. Hahlbeck, Lomont B. Kier, Jay R. Turner, Dallas W. Perry, Dan iel A. Fenton. Carl B. Metiger, Charles H. Spencer. Company M To be 1st Sergeant: Henry A. Sar gent To bo Sergeants: Rollo M. Van Telt, Floyd A. Cropper, Frank W. Ja cobs, Clarfnce I Bain, Howard R. Turner. To bo Corporals: . Sidney G. Mc Glasson, Winslow M. Van Brunt, Knox F. Burnett, Alfred R. Boysen, John D. Westerman, Arthur J. Havlovic, B. Sanford LitUefield, Clement S. Jeep, Elmer M. Swengel. By order of Colonel Mitchell: SidlYOv P.,.Im.- Major, Infantry. aoeh.,oj-ro BT. "lr. FILLER'S ERFECTO'S LEASE 16th & "O". B4423 le Private Studio Phone For Appointment Mrs. T. L Williams B4258 12Z 0 D GREEK TRACK LAURELS WON BY DELTA TAU MEN iCoirun-uf d ircra Page One.) Pi.i Kippa rsi, 2 S 4 points. Alpha Sterna Phi, 4 points. Mu Epsilon. 3 points. Alpha Gamma Rho, 1 point. Is:-rfraurnity results: K'Oyd dash First !:.&:: Lloyd, Hatch. KoM, tlrt-.e 10 second. St-oicd i--'al: Trtxler, Paid-sin, Klinjle. ?irije, 3ft i'" s-'-coLds. Tl.;rd Ijoat: Dewitz. Blood good. Mill-r. time 10 2-5 siT-nds. Fourth heat: "r-Ctrthy. 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