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THE DAILY NEBRASKA
Sunday, May 15, 1949
Law Fraternity
Holdslnitiation
The annual Founders Day of
Delta Theta Phi law fraternity
was celebrated Saturday after
noon with initiation ceremonies
in the Supreme Court Chambers
at the Capitol Building.
Bryan Senate ol Creighton uni
versity joined Maxwell Senate of
the University of Nebraska in
I'onduc ti,ig the initiation.
In addition to the Honorable
Paul K. T'lskumh, Associate Just
ire ot the Nebraska Supreme court,
who v as made an honorary mem
be i , the following men were
initialed into Maxwell Senate:
Paul Harbor, William Hecker,
Donald Brock, Bc in Bump. Don
ald Byker, Lloyd Cobb, James
Harding and Lynn Hulton.
Oil er new members are: Rus
scl Lock wood, Robert Orshek,
Leslie Pennington, Dale Putman.
Nebraska Sees
Employment Hise
April brought Nebraska an in
crease in employment.
The state labor office called the
increase a "long awaited up
swing" Commissioner Donald Miller has
said that 7,4f( persons were re
ported jobless on May 1. This
figure represents a drop of 42
percent in the preceding month.
Miller also said that heavy
placement gains over March in the
outdoor employment fields on
farms ;fnd construction projects
contributed largely to the drop in
unemployment.
Robert Richards, Veryl A. Row
son, Harris Snyder, C'lae.s Uggla,
Robert Vogler, Robert Wilson, Ed
ward, Zimmerman and Sam J.
Zimmerman.
Cornhuskcr . . .
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Block and Bridle. 4-H and Phi
Kappa Psi.
IUSINKSS MANAKMt Bud
CJerhart was assistant business
manager this year. He is the new
treasurer of Innocents and treas
urere of Builders. A member of
Corn Cobs, Gerhart is president
of Alpha Tau Omega.
Jack Barnhart has been a Corn
busker worker for the past year.
He is a member of Builders and
Kappa Sigma.
Miss Buss has served the Corn
huskcr for two years. A Tassel,
she is affiliated with Chi Omega.
The new Cornhuskcr editor an
nounced the following section
heads for the book next year. All
who applied for a section has been
given some responsibility, Con
nelly said.
WORKING WITH Nancy Porter
will be the following: Sports, Don
Bloom, assisted by Tom Johnson;
Military, Joel Bailey, assisted by
Jackie Sorenson; Student Scene,
Jeanne Stock-still; Ag, Paul Pum
phrey; Activities, Pat O'Brien;
Arts-Religion, Jackie Hoss; and
Beauty Queens, Barbara Finley.
Assisting Betty Green will be:
Fraternities, Bruce Barton; Sor
orities, Sara Fulton; Organizations,
Beverly Larson, assisted by Roxie
Elias; Houses and Halls, Marli
Mooberry; and Government, Jane
Linn.
Tish Swanson's assistants in
clude: Administration, Mary Jane
Rooney; Class Sections, Jo Lisher,
assisted by Mary Sidncr, seniors,
Marilyn Vingers, juniors, Jan
Champine, sophomores, and Mar
ilyn Clark, freshmen; Index, Sally
Rothcnberger, Jeanne Kain and
Pat Baldwin.
13 & R
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SENIORS! You better order your
ANNOI'NCKMKNTS by Tuesday or
it will be TOO I.ATK. That's the last
day. CAP & GOWN orders close
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