Weclnes'day, September 1, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKA
Want To Be An
N Man-Here's
Wltat You Do
What do I have to do to win
my 'N"? That is probably the
question going through the minds
of many of you athletes who are
going to turn your talents over
to the University of Nebraska.
As freshmen you won't be able
to compete with the varsity
squads but in all sports you will
be well grounded in all the do
ings. Numeral sweaters are
awarded to frosh who show the
improvements, ability and co-operation
necessary in the opinion
of their coaches. Scarlet sweaters
with the white 1952 will be the
awards, equivalent to the num
ber of men carried on the varsity
squads in each sport.
When you become sophomores
you will be working for your first
N' which will be a scarlet pull
over sweater, or to be earned the
first time you letter in any sport.
Football sweaters have an eight
inch 'N while other sports receive
five-inch monograms.
The second award in any sport
receives a reversible 'N' jacket
and for third year men a scarlet
blanket with the white 'N' is
given.
Earning three letters in any
sport will entitle an 'N' man to
a lifetime pass to any University
of Nebraska home athletic event.
Something worth shooting for!
Bob Ackerman has been get
ting in some heaCy licks at a
gravel pit near Sidney. Howard
Fletcher has been working as a
box car mechanic at McCook.
Gerald Ferguson has been work
ing in a Scottsbluff fruit mar
ket "doing everything." Ardie
Means nas oeen driving a irut-K
for a wholesale grocery concern
in Lincoln.
Charley Toogood has been lay
ing cable with a crew for the
Union Pacific at North Platte.
Warren Pizinger has been work
ing at an Omaha feed mill and
more recently at a drug store.
Cletus Fischer and Jim Meyers
attended summer school at Nebraska.
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Important fashion . notes for Joe
Frosh and friends . . . from Magee's,
your college clothing store. Make
Magce's your first stop on your back-
to-college trek !
For Darin'
Your Surretwill suit ... in smart
solids, handsome chalk stripes
and shadow weaves. All sizes
for college men. Remember,
a good suit is a good founda
tion for any college man's
wardrobe!
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MAGEE'S Second Floor
When in Doubt ... as to
what to wear or how to
wear it . . . consult Magee's
College Committee, a group
of right sharp campus gals
and fellas!
For Dancin'
Or datin or campusin'. it's your
favorite Shirt ... an Arrow
with the new spread
collar, the new bold
look tie. Umrnmmm.
Smooth, but yesl
4s9
UACEE'S Fir.l Floor
For Campusin'
Joe Frosh insists upon a new Mc
Gregor corduroy sack coat with the
new "longer line". Sizes 36 to IS in
grey, tan. maroon or ebony . . . reg
ulars and longs.
2250
MAGEE'S First Floor
For Loungin'
Or loafin' or colon' or pienkkin' . .
it's Penoboscot Trampese. those slick
shoes with the solid feeL In neat
brown elk, polished to a T". Also,
buckle style.
795
MAGEE'S First Floor
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