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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1937
Societu
By Johnny Howell Quarterback
and
Mary Anna Cockle
JOHN HOWELL
AS JOHNNY SEES IT.
After a decade of attempts Ne
braska has done it they tromped
the all powerful Minnesota foot
ball team. So tonight we cele
brate and tomorrow morning we
crawl out of bed wearily; if we
crawl out at all. It has taken the
boys till now, quite late in the
day, to realize the feat we accom
plished this afternoon. Minnesota
was our opponent, and we con
quered them, finally.
Whoopee will reign supreme to
night along fraternity and soror
ity row, in the downtown hotels,
and in every nook and cranny of
this victory crazed football town.
Dampening the squad's festivi
ties tonight, however, will be the
thought of Eldon Mcllravy, our
fullback who was critically hurt
this afternoon. If it hadn't been
for Mac backing up that line, per
haps we wouldn't be celebrating.
Well here we go, so do not dis
turb us until Monday.
t)URY ANNOUNCES
TEMPORARY ROTC
OFFICER ROSTER
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Capt. I-aurcnoe Lansing. Lincoln.
Capt. Gordon Pollock, Akron, la.
Caf.i. Merlin D. Shwei;man, Palmyra.
First Lt. Albert T. Bfnton. Waverly, la.
First Lt. Rohert Stlfflrr, Omaha.
First Lt Arthur W. Vosa, Lincoln.
4MiiMtny E.
Oeorge Cullen, Lincoln.
William ;ray, Columbus.
Web Mills. Omaha.
Harry Williams, Lincoln.
Lt. Frank Bishop, Hickman.
Lt. Oaylord W. Conn, Creeley. Colo.
Lt. John A. LiminK, Rogers.
Lt. Chester Bieck, Harvard.
'ompanjr F.
Stanley Dolezal. Weston.
J. Naymond Hershner, Lincoln.
Len Ricky, Lincoln.
Byron Wood, Seward.
Lt. Harry Adams, Omaha.
Lt. Lewis Ljpman, Bassett.
Lt John J. Red field. North Plait.
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Lt. John W. Oaborn, Lincoln.
OmiiMuij G,
Herman BrooVer, Oman.
Elvin F. Duerr, Seward.
Martin Erck, Lincoln.
Gerald S. Vltamvaa, Fremont.
Lt. Henry F. Meyers. Omaha.
Lt. Joy Vallery, Flattsmouth.
Lt. Ralph Weber, Lincoln.
Lt. Bernard White, Omaha.
Company H.
John W. Drenguls, Scribner.
Jack Elson, Hershay.
Rowland McClymont, Holdrege.
Ous Peters. Lincoln.
Charles B. Reilly, Lincoln.
lA. William Dugan, Lincoln.
Lt. Bob Mehrins, Lincoln.
Lt. Walter C. Stroud, Lincoln.
Lt. Fred Webster. Lincoln.
Compuny I.
Carl Alexis. Lincoln.
Glenn J. Ayres, Lincoln.
William C. Crittenden. Lincoln.
Robert Hansen, Lyons.
Lt. H. Nootz, Lincoln.
Lt. Klnier B. Pierce. Shelton.
Lt. Herbert Smith. Clatonia.
Lt. G. E. Wick. Lincoln.
Company K.
Robert Avery. Lincoln.
David Bernstein, Omaha.
Fred Griffin, Sutherland.
Harry Haynle, Lincoln.
William Sackett, Omaha.
Lt. Robert C. Smith, Lincoln.
Lt. Karl Witt, Lincoln.
LI. Kdwin Vail, Lincoln.
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William A. Kickling, Creinhlou.
James T. Nelson, Lincoln.
Wirt Salthnuse. Salina, Kas.
Louis Schneider, Lincoln
J. D. Vance. Lincoln.
Lt. Ed BiKr.ell. Lincoln.
Lt. Don Reardon, Lincoln.
Lt. R. Douglas Sarson, Omaha.
Company M.
Jim Elmore, Lincoln.
Eldun Frank. St. Pdward.
Glen Laymaster. Aurora.
W. R. McClanahan, Grant.
Ralph Miegal, Lincoln.
William Taylor. York.
Lt. Leo Drennan, Rushville.
KNOINKKR KKOIMRNT.
Company A.
C. O. Anderson, Loomis.
F. V. Howard, Lincoln.
J. L. Tonner. Lincoln.
Lt. R. Parseil, Lincoln.
Lt. M. Peterson, Herman.
Company R.
H. Bartlinc, Winslow.
V. L. Dalby, Arcadia.
C. F. Look, OKallala.
Lt. P. Roltes, Grafton.
Lt. E. Ruth, Alliance.
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J. Brown, Bayard.
Capt. J.
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E. Pease, Lincoln.
L. Sprout, Franklin.
W. W. Foster, Kxeter.
J. C. Schreiner, Lyman.
J. R. Voider, ScottJbluff.
E. C. Zeorian, Springfield.
Company D.
H. Ammon, Lincoln.
L. King, Lincoln.
L. Pflueger, Omaha.
C. Thompson, Lincoln.
H. H. Nuernberger, WakfllL
T. E. Spencer, Randolph, la.
ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
Headquarter Battery.
Leo H. Bloom, Lincoln.
James M. Bunting. Lincoln.
Pean it. Kerl, West Point.
James R. Paul, Lincoln.
G. Robert Thomas, Crawford.
Lt. Mel. R. Beerman, Dakota City.
Lt. Frederick W. Carstena, Adams.
Lt. DeLoa Johnson, Newman Grove.
Lt. Harry Klvett, Imperial.
Lt. Gordon M;Entlre, Lincoln.
Lt. Donald U. Megahan, Lincoln,
Lt. John Pabst, Lincoln,
t. Joe E. Snyd?r, Fairbury.
Battery A.
Richard S. Brown, PapilUon.
George J. Ellis, Lincoln.
Charles E. Jollt , Lincoln.
Richard E. Kosman, Omaha.
Lyman D. Spurlock, Lincoln.
Lt. Harold R. Bookstrom. Lincoln.
Lt. Arthur J. Boye, Ocheyedan, la.
Lt. Robert E. Dsuiell, Stanton.
Lt. Emanuel A. Olson, Upland.
Lt. Kermit H. Rosenburg. Lincoln.
Lt. C. H. Sanders, Lindsay.
Battery B.
William G. Clayton, Grand Island.
Donalu W. Cunningham, Lincoln.
Karl C. Hedlund, Chappell.
Claiborne V. Miller, Omaha.
Liilard E. Pratt, Rising City.
Lt. William L. Beachley, Lincoln.
Lt. Ernest F. Jaegi;i, North Platte.
Lt. James D. Little, Lincoln,
t. Paul Null, Lincoln.
Lt. H. E. Sundstrom, Plattsmouth.
Battery C.
Thomas Ait ken, Teeumseh.
Robert I. Beaver, Yankton, S. D.
John L. Richardson, Lincoln.
Edwin Van den Bark, Lincoln.
Edwin E. Wahl, Eustls.
Lt. William J. Diers, Gresham.
Lt. Ade.bert Hartman. Gresham.
Lt. Jean E. Jack, Tekamah.
Lt. Morn-on Loewenstein, Kearney.
Lt. Edwin M. Maxey, Lincoln.
Dr. Robert Void, son of Dr.
Lawrence Void of the law facul
ty, has an article entitled "A
Calorimetric Test of the Solubility
Equation for Regular Solutions"
appearing in the present issue of
The Journal of the American
Chemical Society. Young Void,
who graduated in chemistry here
recently, is now an instructor in
the chemical research laboratory
of Stanford university.
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Commission Members to Hold
Initial Discussions
In Ellen Smith.
Initial meetings of Y, W. Fresh
man Commission groups will be
held all week in Ellen Smith hail
under the direction of Y. W. C. A.
members.
Women students may attend
these groups without being mem
bers of the organization. The pur
pose of freshman commissions has
always been to acquaint neophy
tes with campus traditions and fa
miliar campus terms as well as
discussing personal problems of
etiquette, boy and girl relations
and the value derived from college.
Leaders of the groups and the
time they will hold meetings are
as follows: Mary Arbitman, Mon
day at 10 a. m.; Betty Clizbe, Tues
day at 2p.ni.; Lois Cooper, Tues
day, at 4 p. m.
Kay Lindbald will meet with her
group Wednesday at noon; Eliza
beth Smith, Wednesday at 4 p. m.;
Muriel White, Thursday at 2 p. m.;
Eleanor Anderson, Thursday at 4
p. m., and M&rjorie Meyer, Fri
day at 11 a. m.
Students who have not yet
signed up for any group may do so
at any time in the Y. W. office
in Ellen Smith hall.
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