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Mortar Board
takes over
loan fund
Proposal to provide
students with ready
cash at no interest
EMiLlishment in the campus of
new Student Loan Fund has
been effected thru the cooperative
efforts of the Student Council,
Mortar Board, and unhersity of
ficials. Purpose of the action is to set
up a permanent fund to assist
Indents needing financial help for
t short period of time. No inter
est will be charged students secur
ing loans until the end of a five-month-period.
At that time loans
will be considered delinquent and
interest will begin at the rate of
live percent per annum.
No loans will be made in greater
amounts than fifty dollars. The
Dean of Student Affairs or such
persons as he may appoint will ad
minister the fund and make all
loans.
Mortar Board Contributes,
Members of Mortar Board be
came interested in the fund some
time ago when the Student Coun
cil first took it under considera
tion. They now propose to raise
money for it and will make a con
tribution of $100 to start it.
Mortar Board will solicit con
tributions to the fund from other
organizations and individuals.
They will contribute additional
sums of $100 each year until the
fund shall have reached $1,000
Contributions are now being ac
cepted on a voluntary basis. It is
specified that all contributors re
linquish all claim to the money
which they donate once it has be
come part of the fund.
Begins at Once.
Money will be held in the office
of the finance secretary and all
contributions to or withdrawals
from the fund must pass thru this
office. Collection of all loans will
filso be made thru this office.
The Mortar Board committee
which has made arrangements for
the fund is composed of Barbara
Rosewater, chairman, Betty Cle
ments and Phyllis Chamberlain.
The Student Council committee
was comprised of Frances Platte,
chairman, Dick McGinnis, and
Jean Morgan.
Moilar Boards will deposit the
first $100 of the fund after their
next meeting and the plans is ex
pected to get under way almost
immediately.
Degrees
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to participate in the June pro
gram: l.RAIU ATF. COI.IX.E.
Dnrtnr nf Fhilnannhy.
John Edmiston Rauman, St. Iiula, Mo.
Oliver Harold Blmson, Lincoln.
John Christian Jensen. Lincoln.
Joseph Henry Rohmaon. Lincoln.
Mauler nf Aria.
Hiram F.arl Alexander. Friend.
Ulendene lYrmella Brrry, Beatrice.
Wfliin F.lir.abeth Rrehm, Unadtlla.
lVmald John Bih holt, Omaha.
Wtlltam Walter Heuermann, Lincoln.
1-avtnta Violet Holm, Osceola.
Clarence Christian Kilkcr, South Sioux
Cltv.
Kugene Willard Miller, Turkey City, Fa.
lonard Leroy rale. Rude.
Terry Isaac Preston, Kenesaw.
Fdmin August Srhaad, Hallam.
Roper Charles Smith, F.lmwood.
Francis Myron Wickeraham, Atchison,
Kas.
Master nf Scker
Slater Mary Emily Hennessey, Lincoln.
Certificate In Social Wnrfc.
Roslna lona Cross, Lincoln.
Mary Catherine Larson, Stoui City, In.
COI.I.EC.E OF AGRKTLTIRE.
Raehelor nf Kelenee In Arriculrnre.
Wilson Kllia Andrews, Ponoa.
Rynold Adnlph Clmfel, Lincoln.
Wlnthron William Darllntton, Neltgh.
Otto Audobon Dillon, Nebraska City.
Stanley Fred Kasman, IteWttt.
Harold Kenneth Fauach, Hastings.
Rurneil Kverelt Ginnery, Kllley.
Karl Orel Hendy. Imperial.
RnsseU Ctirford Jacoton, SI. Fdmard
I,rwia Edwin Klein, Scotia (with dia
Mnctlon). r.lenn Charles Kllncman. Chappell.
Adrian Carlysle Lynn, Minden.
Floyd Joft Mediant. Jr., Grand Island.
leonard Patrick Murphy, lincoin.
Roland Oliver Pierce. Lincoln.
IKnald LeRoy Van Horn, North Loup.
Marshall Taltner Welsh. Seward.
Howard Lyte Wlepera, Western.
Itnrnelnr f .Science In Home Kcnonilc.
Ronnie Jennet Brown, Lincoln.
Helen Mildred Christianson, Springfield.
Funic Mull Beard, Den Moinea, la.
Elisabeth Eurta Homung, Rnca.
Kathryn Elaine Kilmer, Welters,
Helen May Lapp, Lincoln.
Jennet te Alloa Martin, Millard,
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Kirkpatrick aims fro achieve
music for every student
Director advises course
to present fine artists
"Music for every student and
every student for music" should
bo a slogan on every college and
university campus, says Howard
Kirkpatrick, director of the school
of music, in his article appearing
in the current issue of the Educa
tional Music Magazine.
Musical courses should offer
broad cultural as well ns profes
sional training, he believes, say
ing, "By all means, let us have a
distinguished music faculty ready
for the best talent that may apply
for instruction, and a group of
orchestra and choir ensembles for
every class and division of talent."
An artist's course which would
present great artists and orches
tras to the student body should bo
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these concerts would be even
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"an easy and painless bath of cul
ture could be initiated. Most
campus activities provide a
plethora of singing and playing,
supported by inadequate program
annotations. This system is a
weak and somewhat futile method
of bringing music culture to the
students.
"Who is there to say that music
culture and professionalism can
not thrive on the same campus?
We are not trying to make profes
sional musicians out of all our
students, but rather, we are try-
Maxine Ruth Trump. tTtlca.
Certificate nf VnratkMuil Education
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Otto Audnhon Plllon, Nehrask City.
Stanley Fred E.ssman, DcWItt,
Bumell Kverett flinirery, Filley.
James Thomson Hoyt, McOook.
Lewis F.dwtn Klein, Scotia.
Clenn Charles Kllnnnan, Chappell.
Arell Jennings Wasson. Wilcox.
OHIflcalc In VoratlnnaJ ICdncalion
In Himt Rcnnomlra,
Mary Flleen Carnahan, IJncoln.
Helen Mildred Chrlstianaon. Sprint field.
F.liaaheth F,lsi Hornunir. Roca.
Kathryn Elaine Kilmer, Western.
Jcanette Alice Martin, Millard.
rOIJ.FT.K OF ARTS AND SCIF.M I.S.
Rnchelor of Arts.
Cleo Eda-ln Alderson, chambers.
Harold Keith Allen, Uncoln.
Helen Marjorie Rannifter. Lincoln.
Paul Jacoh Bender, Sutton.
Kddith Buis. Pender.
Richard Kilswortn Cady, Arlington.
Patricia Ann Cain, Lincoln.
Delbert Ieslle Chnstensen. Rassatt.
William Kiward lut;n, cirand Island.
Paul Fuenninp. Lincoln.
Charlea Frederic Gund. Crawford.
Klmer Donald Horstman. Osmond.
Warren Woodrow Hull. Lincoln.
Vena Chapman Humphrey, Schenectady,
N. Y.
A Inert Leslie Lane, North Platte.
Harry Atina taptnnk. New York City.
James Iuf field Little, Uncoln.
Helen Mae Lively, Wymore.
Oorrton Wesley MrF.ntire, Lincoln.
Frances Marparet Marshall. Arlington.
(Irace F.lirabelh Milliken, Lincoln.
Oeorpe Milne, Lincoln.
Perry Ne"ell, Syracuse.
Porothy Jane Pennington, Wymore (with
distinction).
uy Thurston Phelpa. Exeter.
Martha. Anne FreKffe, Vesta.
Ralph Andrew Reed, Lincoln.
Martha Rose Resler, Wauncta.
Betty Dorothy Rowland, Lincoln.
Lawrence Joe Ruricka, Clarkenn.
Genrpe Ralph Unthank, Jr., Lincoln.
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Lincoln Journal.
ing to raise a generation of music
lovers from which may come an
audience to which an artist an
appeal. The musical amateur is
the material that makes a nation
musical. A great artist alone can
not make a music-loving nation
any more than the coach alone can
make a football team. We cannot
do without the coach, but neither
can the coach make a winning
team out of untrained material."
Harriet Van Sickle, Lincoln.
Margaret Mae Van Sickle. Uncoln.
Rnchelor nf Science.
Orvtlle Clinton Reekord, L'tlra.
Rudolph Frederick Iecker, Byron.
Wilford Joel leweese, Lincoln.
Martha Othelia rit7,cn, Omaha.
Henry DouKlas Feusner, Bertrand.
John Fdwin Gllmore, Murray.
Oscar William Haffke, Omaha.
Ijeo Frank Hunt, I-eiph.
William Pierce Lopan. Omaha.
Clarence Andrew Lurkey, Cnlumhua.
Stuart Johnson McWhorter, Hastlnpa.
John Meier Mreske, West Point.
Oorwin Dungan Moore. Oregon. Mo.
Carlton Wallace Nelson, Uncoln.
John Pabst. Uncoln. V
Reginald CUrk Randall. Pleasanton.
Moms Arlhur Sondcrcgger. Reatrice.
Frank Ashbnook Stewart, Kdgar.
Wad William Turnbull. Lincoln.
Marjorie June Young, Omaha.
Certificate nf JimrnnHsm.
Cleo Kklwin Alderson, Chambera.
Harold Keith Allen, Lincoln.
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TRATION. Bachelor ! Hclcwoe ha Ruklnena
A d mlnlxt ration.
Walton Robert Anderson, Washington,
Kas.
leo Henry Ptoom, Uncoln.
William Kdgar Davis, Rrocii.
Ronald Cliv Douglas. Crete.
Walter William Fitch, Lincoln.
Mar)orie Klizaheth Fred en ha gen,
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Virginia Caroline Frum. South Sioui
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William Kdgar Gates. Jr.. Lincoln,
tieorge Ward Jackson, Belgrade.
James Joseph Ktrhy, Panama.
John Charles Ktose, Uncoln.
Richard Hoffman Leask, Falrbury.
Roland R, lxrd. McCool Junction.
Rlrt Pratt Ronne, Uncoln.
Helen Carolyn Rosker, Uncoln.
George Scott. Uncoln.
Wlllisnt Henry Tavlor, Tork.
Harold Hubert Walker, Uncoln.
Richard Leroy White, Uncoln.
Union Activities
4:00 City Panhellenic meeting,
room 315.
6:30 Pi Mu Epsilon, parlors A,
B-
6:30 Social Workers, parlors
X Y. Z,
7:00 League of Evangelical
Students, room 209.
7:00 Tassels, room 316.
7:00 Sigma Eta Chi, room 313.
7:00 Sigma Eta Chi pledges,
room 305.
7:30 Phalanx, room 315.
Leslie Louis Wled, Savannah, 111.
t OI.I.KC.K OF KNC.INKERINO.
Rnrhrlnr of the Art of Architecture.
t'.corge Rnlph Unthank, Jr., Lincoln.
Itaclirtor of Sclenca In Agricultural
Engineering.
Vincent Jerome Barlow, Lincoln.
Peter Younger Burns, Bellingham, Wash.
Robert Alfred Sanderson, Marysville,
Kas.
Bachelor of Science In Architectural
F.nglneerlng.
Walter Philip Rlum, Sheridan, Wyo.
George Conlan Mallon, Grand Island.
Richard Mather Martin, Lincoln.
Robert William Sloan, Omaha.
Bachelor of Science In Chemical
Engineering.
John EI wood Burtrh, Louisville.
Glenn Raymond Jameson, Weeping
Water.
Bachelor of Science In Civil Engineering.
Fdward Joseph lleklota, Lincoln.
Ronald William Orubb, Council Bluff",
la.
Cluude LaFayette McGonegal, Lincoln.
Vernon Tlnor Ncprud, Vcrdel.
Harold Martin Turnbull, Lincoln.
Bachelor nf Selene In Electrical
Kngliudlng.
George Kllsworth Dodrill. Uncoln.
Jamea Henry Rlisnesg, Creighton.
Bachelor nf Science In Mechanical
Engineering.
Gerald Ollnert Bschman, Shelhy.
Rtnaldo Albert Bacon, Uncoln.
Harold Elbert Brown, Chester.
Donald Joseph Gaffney, Madison.
Richard Dale Johnson, Fremont.
Dean Everett Leffler, Hayen Center.
Louis' Carl Lundstrom, Tekamah, twith
distinctions
John William MacDonald, Tekamah.
Purnell Hatelrlgg Thomas, Omaha.
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Business Office in Basement
of Union Building.
Grace Epwcrth league
aids China relief fund
To build up China Relief funda,
the Epworth League group of
Grace Methodist church is holding
a cornbread and bean soup dinner
this evening at the church. The
affair ia open to students for a
quarter a piece and begins at 6:30.
Vvrlo Martin 'IVhling, Fremont.
Kimer Chnrles SSeoriun, Springfield.
IXII.I.LGE or LAW.
Bachelor of ljiws.
William George Ash ford, Homer,
Jack F.lwcll Lyman, Gerlng.
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
Bachelor of Science In Medicine.
Edward Lloyd Blnkley, Jr.. Omaha.
Eugene Woodrow Black, Gerlng.
Jacob James Brenneman, Mllford.
John Edgar Farner, Stuart.
Jess Franklin Gamble, Omaha.
Thomas Albro King, York.
Wlllla Arthur Mclrher, Omaha. -Mclvtn
Ijiwrence Sommer, Omaha.
Bachelor of Science In Nursing. -Mildred
Mary fccmnn, Sacramento, Calif., .
COLLEGE OF THARMACY.
BarhehMf nf Science In Thnrnincy.
William George Clayton, Grand Island.
TEACHERS COLLEGE.
Rnchetnr nf Arts In Education.
J. Wuinn Ix)tspelch, Scottsbluff. . A
Rnrhenw nf Fine Arts In Education. V)
Mary Klliahelh Kienltoli, Pierre, 8. Dnk.
Henrietta Evelyn Sanderson, Lincoln.
BneJtetor nf Science In Education.
Mary Austin, Uncoln.
Perry Wardwell Beach, Uncoln.
MIMred lola Brunton. Herman.
Helen Ann Daly, Fremont.
Attn. Ruth Dickinson, Uncoln.
Lois Viola Fentress, Osceola
Uiclle Kdna Fry. Clay Center. .
Frances Goth, Red Cloud.
Agnes Betty Mac. Uncoln.
Wllma May Hackman, Uncoln.
Idelta Jurlne Iverson, Uncoln.
Kmest Frederick Jarggl, North PlatU.
Mr)one Alice Mr Lees, Uncoln.
Kvelyn Ruth Ohlson. Hayes Center.
Frances Loretta Schmilt, Madison.
Clyde Gilbert Shonerd, Uncoln.
Virginia Ie Smyth, St. Joseph, Mo.
Clarissa Maude Wicks Hebron.
Virgil Vernon Yelkln. Lincoln.
Ocrtlflrale nf I'hyaernl Education.
Idella Jurlne Iverson, Lincoln,
terliflcnlc nf Itiinlenl Edneatlan and
Athletlca For Men.
Virgil Vernon Yelkin, Uncoln.
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