Thursday, November 5, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Next Monday Night . .
Dr. Gordon Laing Speaks
Before Chicago U Alums
... On UN Campus
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DR. GORDON LAING.
. an 'able, witty speaker.'
Dr. Gordon Jennings Laing,
Alumni Dean of the University of
Chicago, will address the Univer-
ROTC . . .
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Company B.
First Sergeant, Frank W. Smith, Be
atrice. Staff Sergeants, Cny C. McDonald,
Omaha; Henry H. Marvin, Lincoln.
Sergeants, John fi. Rottorff, Lincoln;
Barton B. Baker. Lincoln; James L. Saa
dall, York; Nell R. McClnhaa, Winnebago;
I Till Morgan, York; Robert H. CJIImour,
Uncoln; Vincent K. Cutshall, Colorado
Springs, Colorado; William F. Swanson,
Sattoa.
Corporal, Iriy Diamond, I.lnroln; Wnl
1a Hopp. Hastings; Raymond K. Cal
kins, Beatrice: Raymond A. Jensen. W'la
wt; Stanley E. Roycr, Wahoo; Harold
Stein, Sum Fall, Mouth Dakota; Ororge
AIMn, Lincoln.
Company C.
' Pint Scrgraat, Robert D. McNurt, Ool
fcy, Kansas.
Staff Sergeants, John M. Peters, Omaha;
BUI B. McBrid, Omaha.
Sergeants, Wayne I. Mcshler, Tecum
ark; Peter R. Dnrland, Norfolk; William
D. Hewitt, IavM City; Radolph H. Bar
fa, Ashland: John M. Petello, Omaha;
Roy E. Johnson, Lincoln; Thomas H. Me
Carvllle, Omaha; Donald C. I-aboviti,
Lincoln.
Corporals, Karl I.inke, Jr., Harnett;
Doane R. Ihrlc, Lincoln; Irw-hi A. White;
I -co A. Bonner, Blue Springs; I -swrence
Merriam, Omaha; Stanley E. Frltman,
Omaha.
COMPANY D.
First Sergeant, Eugene Neuswangcr,
Alliance.
Staff Sergeants, Clyde Imln, Geneva;
Irvine Malashorb, Omaha.
Sergeants, John Safford, Lincoln; Craig
Habbard, Lincoln; John One, Denver,
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sity of Chicago aiumm, meir iami
lies and friends, at 8:00 P. M. on
Monday, November 9. The meet
ing is to be held in Parlors X and
Y of the Student Union building.
Dean Laing will speak on the
subject: "Old Times and New at
the University of Chicago." Fol
lowing the formal talk there will
be an open forum, during which
the dean will answer questions
from the audience. About one
hundred are expected to attend.
An Outstanding Scholar.
Dr. Laing, long one of the Uni
versity of Chicago's outstanding
scholars, was formerly dean of the
division of humanities and general
editor of the University of Chicago
Press. He has attained fame also
as an able and witty speaker.
In addition to his work as editor
of the University Press, Dr. Laing
has held numerous academic offi
ces including: managing-editor of
the Classical Journal, vice presi
dent of the Archeological Institute
of America, and president of the
American Philological Association.
The University of Toronto, the
University of Western Ontario,
and the University of Pittsburgh
have awarded him honorary degrees.
Colo.; Jamrs Knssrll, Hebron; Norman
Hahn, Omaha; Rnrton Brown, IJnroln;
Stanley Scott, Shelby; Ignite Shrllhase,
Lincoln.
Corporal, Wesley Masrr. Lincoln; Dean
Hammond, Stamford ; On Hie Srhmtedlng, i
Grrsham; Stanley Kravllr, Manasouaa,
New Jersey; iknn Johnston, Uncola.
Richard Chnpin, Lincoln; Jack MeElroy.
Blair.
COMPANY E.
Frmt Sergeant, Robert J. Wahltttrom.
Staff Sergeants. Harry E. Perry, Lin
coln; Frank J. Rleager, Alda.
Sergeant. Lloyd L. Downing, Follerton,
Roland W. Fin ley, Grand Island; tiordon
H. Jenkin, Norfolk; l.yle A. botes
Marqoette; Tanl A. Stoest, IJncoln: Albert
A. I.kgman, Omaha; Tanl H. Srhapbach,
Lincoln; Dnane A. Adam, Omaha; Harry
K. Olmsted, Nellgh; Jack F. Wlsmsn,
Grand Island; Fred J. CaaMy, Uncola ;
I'aiil G. Rehmar, Lincoln; Bob C. Devlney.
Sootw Sloan City. i
Corporals, Charles R. Drake, Lincoln ;
Jack La violet te. North Bend; Jarne M.
Cobra, Omaha; Gleaa L. SneldH, Uncahi:
GeTald Khernbertrer, Srhayter; Hack E.
t'ully, Schuyler; Jame Kaalc, IJncoln;
Norman C. Boilr, Omaha; Warrea R.
rtett, Sloax City, lorn.
COMPANY F.
Firat Srrreant. Marvin Hendrlx, lyhtcnln.
Staff SeiKeanta, Oancr Mort;aa, IJn
roln; Stuart Simon, Omaha.
Serrcanta, Beajamin Met anhland, Geneva.
Stephen Drvoe, I'lattHfnonth; Denmaa
Ixinc, Buffalo, Wjomlnt; Rorer Haek,
Slonx City, Iowa; Frederick Collin, Wert
Point; lice Roy Farmer, Alliance; Mearl
Mower, Grant; Malcolm Ryer, Fremont.
Corporal, Mile Soholik, Schuyler: MH
vla Herniwneyrr, Scotia; Wallace Wick.
Prlmrodc; Jobn Warner. Lincoln; Charle
Hermann, Lincoln; Rrihert Schnltze, Stan
ton; Edward Yarvel, t;rceley.
COMPANY G.
First Sergeant, Kenneth H. Elaoa, North
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Lincoln Artist's Guild
Annual Fall Art Exhibit in Morrill
BY ROBERTA BURGESS.
The annual fall exhibit spon
sored by the Lincoln Artist's Guild
opened Monday in Gallery A of
Morrill hall, me exniDii reaiures
Nebraska artists, and will con
tinue until Nov. 22.
The Lincoln Artist's Guild is an
old and respected organization.
Last year it opened its memoer
ship to include a new junior divi
sion composed of students in high
school and in the university.
John Kirsch Exhibits.
One complete wall of the ex
Platte.
Staff Serreant, Robert J. Helarelman,
Fall City; Sidney M. Schwartr, Omaha.
Sergeant, John R. Hlmrina, Grand
Island; Murray T. Crammer, Omaha;
Hnirh F. Atkinson, Lincoln; Henry W.
Anderson, Omaha; t.lchatd F. Martin,
Mncoln; John H. Evan. Broken Bow;
Gene H. Tallman, HaMinc; Jobn W.
riantikow, Omaha.
Corporals, Charle K. Honor, Fremont;
Sidnry E. Otto, Pierce; William J. Srl
boldt, Lincoln; Albert G. Krlbrr, Lincoln;
Don D. Ricky. Lincoln; Arthur H.
Srhmalr. Mncoln; Melvln Srhaarti,
Omaha.
COMPANY H.
First Sergeant, Frank Mattoon, Omaha.
Staff Sergeants, Paul Wykert, Omaha;
W'reede Smith, Armor, 8. Dak.
Sergeant, Lrland Johnson, Lincoln;
Yale Gnttirtlner. Council Bluffs, la.: Rich
ard Mulder, Lincoln; Donald James,
Evanstnn, III.: I -vie Mllllkra, Ord; Vance
Salisbury, Mncoln; Robert l-yna, Llacola;
IMck Thompson, Lincoln.
Corporals, arl Moore, Osceola; Donald
Haase, Norfolk; Ray Hrnderson, Franklin;
William Beckman, Lincoln; Roger McNeill,
Mncoln; John Kalin, IJnroln; Edward
Honfek, Schuyler.
COMPANY I.
First Serreant. Edward P. Devle.
Omaha.
Staff Sergeants. Fred MrLaffertv.
Omaha; Han oldteia, Omaha.
sergeants, Rodney L. Franklin, Omaha;
I .ester M. Back ley, IJnroln; R. Brace
Busman, Omaha; Justin K Berger. Sioux
Fall, S. Dak.; Max Peterson, Osceola;
Tom W. Hyland, Uncola; William karokl,
Hershry; Roy E. Johnson, Lincoln.
Corporals, Jack P. Stream, Crest on, a.;
Curtis D. Kimball, IJnroln; Donald W.
Engdahl, Omaha; CaJvht M. Hartwlg,
Keaesaw; Robert N. Copple. Gallup, N.
Mex.; William H. Weingartea, Omaha;
Dona D. Woolrry, Uncola.
COMPANY K
: First fsrraeaat. Joka a n... i
Omaha. '
staff fefw.it. V n ar aw
land; Harold A. Laaglaml, Winner, S. D.
Sergeaata, Eugene D. Werner, Battle
Creek; Ernest J. Rekaltr, Unealn; Tom
niBrray, urana isiaaa; Eosvara I. IVavorny,
Beatrice; Roy E. Carhran, IJaieola; How
ard K. Stacy, Uncola; Ernmett W. W'rndt,
IJnroln: James H. HnnmA. a mm.
torpors Is, Clifford N. Bloomfleld. Chey
enne, Wy..; Hownrd M. Johnsoti, Omaha;
nooen . narr, rnerMaa, Wva.; raol W
Hyland, Lincoln; Elroy A. Broth. York
John H. Binning, Kimball; Robert E
Law, Lincoln.
COMPANY L
First Sergeant, William Dowrll, Uncom.
staff sergeants, James Te Selle, Firth
lironard lattbeg, Omaha.
Srrgrants, Bill Anderson, Grand Island;
inane rnray, North natte.
Corporals, Mrdard Mitchell, Chicago;
Franklin Roberta. Omaha: Pete Fore.
Uncola; Jame Ota, Cheyenne, Wyo. ;
Ktor Michel, iJncoln; Harry Fcllman,
umana; ona t.reenc, Lincoln.
COMPANY M
First Sergeant. Robert Hyde. Omaha.
Staff Sergranta, Carroll Meyer, tolnm
bus; Wilbur L. Mnmford, Beatrice; Rob
ert Mill, Osceola.
Sergeant, Rodger Hoot chins, Greeley,
Colo.; Ralph Fox, Iogan, la.; William
Grossmaa, Edgar; Dak Hanway, Central
City; Robert Roscnlof, twhner; E. G.
Margolin, Omaha; Jack Elnkopf, Cham
bers; Arch L. Briggs, Tekamah; Dan
estal, Falrbnry ; Stanley Andelt, Crete
Ted R. Smith, Gordon; Jack Aeby, Mound
t Ity, Mo.
Corporal, Donald Kent, Bralnard; Ck-tos
Frrrirks, Coleridge; Donald ( onnce, Hayes
tenter; Rex L. McKaln, North Platte
Walter Powers, Omaha; Charle krofl.
Geneva; Kent Krati, Uncola; William J
Story, Maxsrrll.
FACINEER LMT.
Brigade Colors
Technical Sergeant, Charles W . took ,
IJncoln.
Regimental Color
Technical Nergeant, Richard A. Holla -baugh,
Nebraska CHy. -
Sergeant, Earl W. Holdgraf, Aurora.
Sergeant, Normaa Kabet, Uncola.
COMPANY A.
First sergeant, William R. Maaloa,
Kearney.
Staff Sergeants, John W. Sea ft en,
Genoa; Doa B. Craodall, IJncoln.
Sergeants, Jnba Trenrhard, Cambridge;
Robert D. Roblason, Mead; Normaa E.
Bristol, Aastey; Normaa R. Kabel. Usi
eoln; Donald E. James, Falls City; Warrea
L. Bull, Elk horn.
Corporals, Nathaniel Beerley, IJncoln;
Raymond A. Johrde, Grand Island; Wil
liam O. Lk blade, stramsbnrg; William R.
f.uloa. Grand Island; Ralph N. Haya.
Pera; Chaiiea R. 1'omek, Batte; Ronald E.
lngly, lvlnrtoa.
Privates, First Class, DoaaM Archer,
Omaha; Deaa W. Better, IJncoln; Clavtoa
li. Klomkr; Clarence O. Rumaas, Arcadia;
Albert :. Hatnersky. Itrwrese; Dele L.
Barter, Sargent; I son O. Cltftaa, Rufte;
ISmald J. Baraa, Uacola.
COMPANY R.
First Sergeant. Joba W. Walaaa, Lto-
Have You Bought
Your Ticket?
Lincoln Symphony
Orchestra
Concert Series
On Sale School of Music Office
$3.54 pltu J5e Ux, tot $S.SS
hibit at Morrill is devoted to the
work by members of this new jun
ior division. Two walls are dis
playing water colors; the remain
ing wall, oil paintings. There are
also two showcases filled with
handicrafts.
On display are two portrait
studies of women by John Kirsch,
son of Dwight Kirsch, artist and
head of the art department of the
university. John is a sophomore
at Lincoln high school. His oil
portrait of ' Lonely Women" has
caught the desolate, yearning ex-
sii.f s.rl Albert A. Walla. Clark-
son: Jack S. Manlon, Kearney.
Sergeants, ins Maioer, nnmumni; ""
A. Brandon. North Ilatte; George R.
t .. .li . k uAhM4 IT. VLrmnilt.
rirvnr, , ., in a ,,. , ....... . - ,
W'ynwre; Arthur D. Wilson, Grand Island;
Kay 19. Iprnnts, t.rano ismna.
torporals, I as retire I. Tayrof, IJncoln;
James K. Jennca, Plalnview: Uoyd J.
Newberg. Caster. S. Dak.; Richard B.
Read, Lincoln; Donald E. Young, Wichita,
Kan.; Hubert L. Srng, York; Cart J.
Froendt, Coleridge.
Private, First Class, Dart C. I -arson,
Wausa; Carrol O. Rrnnkra, Columbus;
Robert L. Daul, Overton; Paul E. Burke,
Hemingfnrd: Robert W. Walter, Red
apIakJ . u - sj Bukanlu. UniI a Una '
Hohert E. Boomer, IJncoln,
COMPANY C.
Master Sergeant, Uoyd Melk-k, Omaha.
First Serreant, Bart D. Whedoa, IJn
roln.
Staff Serreant. Jame V. Barbnr,
fsaeva; Arthur Studthett, Donald N.
iTerce, l.lncom.
Sergeants. Jack L. Wilkin. Omaha;
Arthur W. Scribner, Omaha; Yal C.
Kemper, Omaha; Robert S. Vose, Uncola;
Robert A. Johnson, Omaha; Keith New-
bouse. Chambers; Jack !. Klewlt, IJncoln;
Jack B. A lies, IJncoln; Keltk CVmrnta,
Mmwood: Charle C. Cook. Uncola; Har
vey T. Babbitt, Ctieyenne, Wye.; George
E. 1 nornnnrgh, Blair.
Corporals, lelm K. Koop, IJncoln ;
Patrick Merritt. IJnroln: Howard W.
Mastalir, Pierce; Donald C. Bressler,
tiering; Alvln R. Maraolla, Datch West
Indies; Demurest N. Cole, Uncom; Wil
liam I., stalder, Hnmboidt; Daniel R.
Rarbrk. Wahoo; Wayne A. Shafer.
Cheymnr. Wyo,;. Kenneth H. McGlashaa,
Homer; Robert A. Cbllvrrs, Pierce; Wil
liam B. Sehwase, IJncoln; Keith K. Yeh
llng. I
COMPANY D.
Master Serreaot. Taol L. Sebnert, IJn
coln. . ,
First Sergeant. Robert L, Sot en so a. Ua-
roln.
Staff Sergeants Floyd W' Rlaacbard,
rnena; ames v. woiTore, rail
Sergeants, Rosroe P. Borarmeler. IJn-
eom; lewts A. Kremer, Staston ; Emerson
tones, imwHi: Robert J. Bnssnna. r all
1ty; Earl B. Ostmeyer, Dakota City;
vaarte a. Mosirtry, ijacola; Robert L.
lonnkia, uncnM; Elmer L. stmenlng,
Seward; Jack I Francisco. Roval: Lee C
While, Omaha; Fred B. Greuset, Omaha;
Otto A. Karl. Schuyler.
Corporals, Vernon 1 Campben, Uncola;
John C. Und. Uncola: Joha R. Glean.
IJncoln; Donni I. F. rick son, Arnold; Rod
ney Konert, I.lseoln ; Ray I. Be How's,
Blah-; Dean G. I .arses, Fank; Irwin C.
Cone, Uncom; Edward A. Mullery,
"rai Mnara r. narvry, oraliala
Marvla S. Fait vs. Clarkson: Pan! J
t arn, Holbroob; tatter D. Palmer, Keavr
aey. Privates. First Clans, Kenneth W. Bo
gs iw, Lrncotn; Gleam '. Holltorf, IJnroln;
Alexander MacQaeen, Sllvrr Creek; Joseph
A. Merrier. I.lnroln: Dnane M Hnndherr.
Harrlsburg; A me G. Trsthammer, Newman
Grove.
Acting riatona leader, Fr1a O. W'Ht-
mana, wmsioa; James R. r aimer, Keavr
ae.
COMPANY E
First Sergeant, James E. Johnson, Ua
coin
staff Sergeants, Paul S. Johrde, Grant
siana; isog.rs w. l annell, Lincoln.
Serreaats. f'sri v .hio f-.. u..
C. Hargravr. Jr.. Klngsnort, Tenn.'; Joha
... res, uncom; tfoaara il. Shirley,
Lincoln; Richard W. Steele, Waboo; Rich
ard W. Green. Sidnry; J. Wayne Mastla
Waco.
COMPANY F
First Sergeant. Richard D. Seagrea,
staff sergeants, Marvla . Athey, Waa
acta: Arthur G. Schrlrnrr, Grand Island
Srrreant. Jhn J i,tiiL sr.wu a
Dak.; Merlin Anderson, Oma'ha; Roland
nraion. iincrin; Willis W. Marker
Uneota; Kobert R. Moomaw. IJncoln
l.yle A. tarter. IJncoln.
Corporal. Victor D. McCrum, IJncoln.
FIELD ARTILLERY LMT.
Sergeaat Mainr, Jsllss Hopkins, Ua.
CarNl
REGIMENTAL COU)R.
Teehnleal Sergeant. Cnrlyle A. Peterson,
sergeant, Charles R. Harklns, HastJngi
Sergeant, t.eorgc H. Ibdell, IJncoln.
FIRST BATTALION.
Cadet Serreant Major, RJebard H.
"woaon, w annul.
BATTERY A.
ft fsergeant, 1heod-re M. IJhmhal,
Staff Sergeants Fnn a M'u.. m.
enmeu sseaa, nattamaath ; W
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Sergeants, KmM . " Meta, WaHhltl
lames K Vm4..u. . n
Sandberg, Aurora; Robert E. Dewey, IJn-
nitners if. ntnoii, tmiaha ; ITnnald R.
Desva Kearney; Howaee. D. MeathoL
.. ...n, - r mmi i. r.veiana, Mmwond.
wrnaals, J. Willis r-rvta, MeCaoh
Thomas W. Hava. Mhn Pi..rt a
Holmes, ln.llea: Mvroa U lvlason.
Rapid CHy. S. Dak.: Jack N. MisWJ
Omaha: Ibxle P. Nahrstedt, Madl.aa;
Artsa S. Nogg, Omaha; Walter G. fjiiaa.
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pression on the faces of two lonely
women.
Portray Cities. t
Cecil Strawn, a student at th
university, has two exceptional
water colors of "Lincoln," anfl
Los Angeles." The latter is a
Gonache opaque water colors
and pictures a girl standing on 4
dark street corner across from a
dimly-lit park with her scarlet
coat over her arm. In a relaxed!
pauenuy waning position.
A horse's head in batik, with
wax and dye, has been painted by
Alice Pierce, another student atf
Lincoln high. She also made the
frame for her picture out of bam
boo.
Boogie Woogie Model . . .
Bob Wilson, another university
scholar, has formed a very unusual
head of terra cotta which he has
called "Boogie-Woogie." This
should prove of interest to 1 ,
"rioTWte " Trio hoarl u-n fir..1
once to provide .orange-red hair,
and then glazed a second time to
mnke the face and nerk a shinv
black.
Sharon Nuss, another talented
high school student, has contrib
uted several exceptionally good
soap carvings.
Marionettes Are Feature.
"The Nightclubbers," a hard-
faced redhead, dressed in filmy
white and silver sequins, and a
droll clown attired in a scarlet sa
tin dress coat, are the newest mar
ionettes contributed by Marjorie"
Shanafelt, a member of the senior
division, and an assistant at Mor
rill hall. ,
Louise Mundy, retired water
color instructor at the university,
has an appealing water color of
two smiling rag dolls on display.
The orange red hair of the little
rag dolls is contrasted by the dain
ty blue of their suits, and the moss 1
green of the background.
Stanton; 8am H. rn, Cmad; Robert
V. Fetmeek, IJncoln ; Ervia l Spnsar,
Crete; William E. WelgV, Beatrice; Ray
E. Williamson, Uncola; i. DeWarae Wolf.
Kearney.
BATTERY B.
First Sergeant, Leon C Hlaaa, Beahd-
Staff Sergeants. Thomas N. C.riswsJd,
Unrota; Robert F. Ourrte, Norfolk; 1HI
lard O. Hupfafer.
Sergeants, Ardra A. Ha It ens r rrer,
BashaeU; OoaaM D. Yaa Hora, Uneoln;
rmn rjfwwnger, nnrnnti ; r.imrr
Frtrrara, Uarom; Uod R, Whitney, Un
eoln; Blllte K. Radeasmbea, terescn. -f
Corporala, Imvtd Andrews, Uncola:
John D. Claytoa, f.raad Island; Itonald
E. Foster, York; Panl l Free, Wymote;
Ormaad C. Hraeoek, Kearney; Howard I).
Hunter, Oaide Rock; Keith C. Jeffery,'
Crab Orchard; Harold R. Johnson, IJn
roln; Owen A. Knatrea, Cedar Bluffs; H.
Oordoa McNeill. IJncoln; Alaa H. I'lanla,
Utchfleld; Res K. Kecks ay. Adams;
James W. Sprllmaa, Adams; Charb-s VV
1 albert, York; Ribert Wilson, IJnroln.
BATTERY C.
First Sergeant. Richard Peters. Omaha.
Staff Sergeants Joha P. Ford, Omaha:
William J. Latta, Tekamah.
Sergeants, Stanley W. Stage. laurel;
William R. Rist, W'ymore; William H.
Tbornbnrg, Sterling. Coin.; Albert K. Ken
nedy, Uacola; samaet C. Wlggaas. IJn-,
rola; Uoyd L. Brownlee, Doaglas; Rash
C. Wrbrmaa, Araold; Jack lahr, Bristol.
Corporals, Kenneth A. Baird, Wayne;
Charles A. Brim. Holdrrgr; James F.
Chatt, Tekamah; Iranblln A. Cook, Craw
ford; Joha W. Dale, Kearney; Charles L."
Ooaahae, raawee !tty; I AO Is l ErlrMns,
Stromsbarg; Mas Fleming, Bea, tty;
Robert A. Fnller, Hustings; Faal K.
t.arber, Brownsille; WHliam H. Harse,
Hastings; Deaa B. Kelm. Itas'enport;
Walter W. Mertoa, Clay 1 enter ; eonard
H. Stein, stout City, .5 Wayne U.
Warner, Wavrrty.
BATTERY D.
First sergeajat, HaroM R. Salkbarr.
Beatrirc
Trehalral aergeaot, f aH le B. Fetrnaa,
riaiaview.
Staff sergeants, Ralph R. larsnn, Uatt
rain; Charles R Harvms. Hastlnrs.
Sergeanta, Stewart A. Wands. Strattoa;.
Dale tt. Wolf. Kearney; Waller F. In. 4
hofer. Bayard; Joha H. Saatter, Aarors-
Raymoad W . stamstka. Silver Creek ; Robi'
art B. Herrlngtoa, W'aterksa.
Corporals, Rnhert Boras, Uacola: U I.
Brtdenbaagh. Jr.. Dakota Clly; Robert I
Campbell, IJacoln; C. E. Cathrr. l-ong
Boaeh, Calif. l-cle K. Chatfla. I.memni
Bennett Clark, Ashland; Richard B. loe.
Red Cloud; Robert M. Garrison. Unealn;
Wlllard K. Hohaatela. C.Utmr; Jnek
Haghea, Omaha; Harrey E. Seblermeser.
SnperWj Manna, Whltaey, Srmg field j
William Wllklns. Oeaeva.
SECOND BATTALION'.
BATTERY E.
Cadet Sgt. Major, Tbomaa I. Morse'
tJaeola.
First sergeant, Jallaa B. Hoaklaa, Ua
coin. Staff aergeaot, Conrge H. bdell. Ua-
(See ROTC, Page 5.1
M. L, Sperling