THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, April 22, 1952
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The following Is a complete list
or students honored lor high
scholarship at the University of
jveDrasKa Honors convocation held
Tuesday morning in the Coliseum.
Coliseum.
SENIOR STUDENTS
Recognized for Superior
Scholarship
Ralph V. ilb, Arti and Science.
Nestor Acevcdo Jr., Engineering and Archl-
icciure.
J.yle D. Altman, Business Administration.
v illfam A. Barrett Jr., Arts and Sciencci.
Wary Ann Buck, Aurlctilture.
Donald . Byorth. Teachers-Fine Arts.
Phillip T. Chase. Engineering and Archi
tecture.
V. Marilyn Clark, Teachers.
George B. Cobel, Engineering and Archi
tecture. Jack B. Cohen, Business Administration.
Richard Cutts, Arts and Sciences,
Donald H. DeCosta, Teachers.
Ladd L. Duryca, Arts and Sciences, Journa
lism. Steve A. Eberhart, Agriculture.
Kenneth W. Ellis. Airs and Sciences,
Joanne Engelkemier. Agriculture.
John R. Finkner, Medicine.
Sharon L. Fritzler, Teachers-Fine Arts.
liallct Gitdersleeve, Arts and Sciences,
Harold K. Goodwin, Pharmacy.
Wayne T. Gustafson, Engineering and
Architecture,
Ralph L. Hall, Teachers.
Ralnh L. Hansen. 'Agriculture.
Harvey W. Hcadley, Engineering and Ar
chitecture.
Richard R. Hemphill, Dentistry,
Milea J, Hildebrand, Pharmacy,
I-ieo A. Hrnicek, Medicine.
Jack Hurlburt, Engineering and Architec
ture. Elizabeth A. Kelso, Agriculture.
Ralph W. Kilo. Arts and Sciences.
Chris E. E. Kuyatt, Arts and Sciences.
Paul F. Lienemann, Business Administra
tion.
Norman G. I,lnd, Teachers,
Barbara J. McElwain, Teachers.
Richard J. McN'amee, Engineering and
Architecture.
Barbara K. Mann, Arts and Sciences,
Shirley M. Miller, Teachers.
Dennis E. Mitchcm, Business Administra
tion. C. Elizabeth Moodie, Teachers-Fine Arts.
Marilyn Moomey, Arts and Sciences.
Patricia M. Moore, Teachers.
Marilyn H. Morgan, Teachcrs-Flne Arts,
.lpwip T,. Murray. Teachers.
Don J. Nelson, Engineering and Architec
ture. Alfred J, Ostdiek, Business Administration.
Glen R. Ostdiek, Business Administration.
Robert E. Patterson, Business Administra
tion. Joan Rasmusscn Tcters, Business Adminis
tration. Ronald R. Rader, Teachers.
Warren I. Rasmusscn, Teachers-Fine Arts.
Robert Ii. Rcichenbach, Business Adminis
tration. Eugene E. Robinson, Agriculture.
Andrew T. Sheets, Arts and Sciences.
Mary C. Sidner, Arti and Sciences.
Lester G. Smith, Business Administration.
Ruth C. Sorensen, Arts and Sciences.
William L. Sprick, Engineering and Archi
tecture. Donald T. Stroy, Medicine.
Charles W. Stuber, Agriculture.
Vernon E. Swanson, Agriculture.
L. Bonney Varney, Arts and Sciences.
Roy E. Walker, Engineering and Architec
ture. John K. Weaver, Engineering and Archi
tecture. Marilyn Weber, Nursing.
Wilbora S. Whitehead, Business Admini
tralion. Miriam S. Wiley, Teachers.
Clayton K. Yeuttcr, Agriculture.
Jerrold M. Yos, Arts and Sciences.
Winfred C. Zacharias, Engineering and
Architecture,
SE.MOK 8TCDENT8 RECOGTIZED
FOR HIGH SCHOLARSHIP
Buele G. Balderston
John M. Whitlock
Don L. Winkelmann
Entries Due April 23
For Speech Contest
Entries for the annual Delta
Sigma Rho intramural extempor
aneous speaking contest scheduled
for April 24, 29 and May 1, are
due Wednesday.
Organized houses should send
names of participants to Donald
Olson, director of debate, Room
202A, Temple building:, by 3
p.m. Wednesday. Each house
may enter two speakers.
Students who are not members
f organized houses may enter the
contest by contacting Olson by
Wednesday before 3 p.m.
The organization with the
Highest ranking based on accumu
lative ratings of the two speakers,
will receive a gavel. The highest
ranking individual will be
awarded an engraved silver loving
cup. Sigma Alpha Epsilon won
last year's gavel, and Janice Crilly
won the individual award.
Daily Nebraskan Wins
ACP First Class Rating
The Daily Nebraskan, for first
semester 1951-52, received a first
ciass rating from the Associated
Collegiate press, according to a
scorebook received recently by the
paper.
The rating, equivalent to an ex
cellent, was made on the basis of
headlines, typography and make
up; news values and sources; news
writing and editing; and depart
ment pages and special features.
The Daily Nebraskan received
830 points out of a possible 1055
points. It scored highest in the
news values and sources section,
obtaining a rating of 235 out of a
possible 250. In other divisions the
. paper was rated 230 out of 260
Morse Says
Continued from Page 1
sentation and unsound public
policy. ,
"Watch out for the politician
who thinks that his re-election
ia more important than the
public interest;" Senator
Morse said. "Watch out for
the politician who scratches
your back, tells yon he agrees
with yon on every controvers
ial issue, sends you a greeting
on your birthday, becomes a
perspiring errand boy in help
ing you with your personal
business, and who votes for
every special privilege which
the economic group you be
long to may want.
"I say watch out for him be
cause he makes a virtue out of
political expediency and a lia
bility out of intellectual honesty.
He propagates political hypo
crisy and prostitutes political
morality."
2. Senator Morse faid our
methods of nominating men for
high political office deny voters
the right to select the nominees,
a method often resulting in low
ethical standards of govern -rnenlC
He urged a direct presi
dential primary to help regis
tered voters, rather than profes
sional politicians, select nomi
nees. S. Low ethical standards in
Ijester R. Woodward
Lois V. Tlnbcl
DESTRISTf AND MEDICINE
Dan E. Tolman
Walter D. Tompkins
John C. Van Routen
Raymond D. Vlasin
Sandra Walt
Lila L. Wanek . .
Joe B. Warner5 x
John T. Warren
Naida M. Watson
Clark D. Forbea
Marilyn A. Coupe
Alfred L. Blackett
Andrew P. Boris
Mariorie E. Bratt
Marvin W. Bridges, Jr.
Gurney E. Burrows
Dorothy J. Cappell
Marilyn A. Coupe
Duane J. Deitering
Gordon R. Denker
Harry R. Dick
Lois I. Frederick
Barbara J. Gilmore
Thomas N. Grigsby
Stanley E. Groolhuis
Gwen Harding
Darrell W. Heist
Owen W. Hock
Richard E. Hoover
Joan P. Hoyt
Jean J. Hunter
Ann L. Huntting
Donald G. Innis
Dcloret M, Irwin ,
Raymond Jensen
Vincent A. K am rath
Norman F. Kaufman
Dale B. Kmg
Nancy B. Koehler
Leland E. Korte
Robert J. Krottcr
Lucille Anderson Lienemann
John J. Lliteras
Narendra P. Loomba
Jean E. Loomis
N. Ann Lueder
Richard K. Mohler
Robert E. Moshcr
Margaret A. Mulvaney
Richard B. Murray
Elmer G. Nelson
Lyle W. Nilson
Albert M. O Dell Jr.
Richard T. Ptisaterl
Larry D. Rallens
Marvin B. Rhodes
David K. Richards
Jeanne L. Trabold
Burdctte M. Saltzman
Robert F. Sand
Richard T. Sattcrfield
Willis M. Schmeeckle
Dorothy E. Smiley
Virginia W. Sobolik
James P. Stephenson
Martha M. Stratbuckcr
Janice E. Teter
Margaret A. Trimble
Norval L. Ltemark
Cecil C. Voils
Robert L. Welch
Gertrude H. Wendorff
M. Patricia WieUman
Elizabeth Winter
Mary Ann Wood
DENTISTRY AXD MEDICINE
t ester D. Bullcr
William B. Glantr
Kenneth C. Hoffman
Ramona J. Middleton
William J. O'Kcefe
Hans Rath
Robert N. Smith
Roger E. Wehrs
JUNIOR 8TCDENT8 RECOGNIZED
FOR HIGH SCHOLARSHIP
Sarah J. Adams
Frank P. Allen H
Gladys M. Andersen
Larry W. Andersen
Jack A. Bale
Robert L. Baskint
Arthur H. Becker
Albert J. Behmer
John H. Blazek
PhiliD H. Breslin
Dean T. Buckingham
Charles J. Burmeister
Gordon H. Busboom
Gertrude U. Carey
Martha Christensen
Clayton N. Conger
Adele M. Coryell
Gale E. Dcmaree
Two preliminary rounds are
scheduled for Thursday, April
24 at 7 p.m., and Tuesday,
April 29, at 7 p.m. The finals
will be May 1. All will be in the
Temple building:. At the end of
the first round the upper 50 per
cent will continue to the sec
ond round. Eight to 10 speakers
with the highest accumulative
ratings from these rounds wilt
compete in the finals.
Contestants will draw topics
between 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m,
Wednesday in Room 202A, Tem
ple building for the first round
Thursday. This allows about 24
hours for preparation. Topics will
concern current events.
Contestants will be divided
into sections, with three judges
hearing each section.
All rounds are open to the pub
lie.
in department pages and special
features; 230 out of 265 in head
lines, typography and makeup;
! and 235 out of 280 in news writ
ling and editing.
According to the scorebook. The
Daily Nebraskan received top rat
ings in coverage, vitality, creative
ness, typography, inside, news and
page makeup, printing and sports
page coverage and treatment.
The score was determined by
the accomplishments of papers in
the four-year college daily classi
fication and the consequent stan
dards applied by the judges to
each paper in the group, accord
ing to the score book.
government are evidenced by
smear politics in another form
of our government Congres
sional investigations. "These re
pudiate a basic inalienable Am
merican right," Senator Morse
said, "the presumption of inno
cence. They substitute trial by
accusation for trial by proof.
"Get it out of your heads if
yon think smear tactics are
not paying off in American
politics today. Some great An
icans (in both parties) have
been defeated in elections in
recent years by smear tactics
and the Communist big-lie
technique.
4. "There is a direct relation
ship between ethical standards
in government and foreign pol
icy," Senator Morse said. "There
are millions of people in our
country who are coming to be
lieve that we can live unto our
selves alone. . This is a philo
sophy of selfishness.
"It is a philosophy character
ized by feelings of national an
tagonism, racial discrimination,
and a sense of national superior
ity which is bound to arouse
world-wide opposition. It is a
denial of the spiritual teaching
that we are our brother's keeper
and that the Golden Rule is just
as sound a political principle in
International policy as it is in
individual conduct."
Phoebe A. Dempsey
Kathleen Dill
Lynda C. Donaly
Hi.n lloivnino
Jerry D. Eastin
Verlin L. Rasmusaon
Darrell D. Puis
John P. Rasmusaon
John J. Thomas
Fay L. Thoreson
Llovd D. Van Vleck
Norman J. Veach
T .nhiM n Vnel
William E. Wagemaa
Shirley A. Wear
.lames R. Weber
Bonnalyn Ellers
Barbara J. Farley
Bill G Farmer
Mary L. Forney
Carl E- Fox
tnhn CI Pat
Janice A, Fullerton
Keith L. Gadway
n A flrA
Robert ' B. Gehhards
Mariorie T. Good
Hile W. Goodrich
Francis L. Gowin
Thomas E. Graham
Bernard E. Greenberg
John T. Greer
John H. Grow
Kay D. Gurres
Marilyn J. Hammond
Nelson S. Harding
Tfnthrvn Hnskeil
Keith M. Helm
Norris D. Helneman
Marilyn F. Housel
Filn Tmi.
I Joan J. Jones
Louis Kscestcr
.James J. Justice
Mary A. Kellogg
Virginia E. Koehler
Marilyn E. Kranau
Svvia J Krasne
Vivlta Kricvs
i . ir a.
Vinruun c, iyuubu
John F. Lange
James R. Langner
RnmMi T. I.min
Anita M. Lawson
Lewis E. Lawson
Raymond L. Linder
Ward Y. Lindley, Jr.
Martin H. Bohlmeyer
Wallace W. Loerch
loan V Y Aivlnn
Shirley A. Lumbard
John A. Marks
Alice ii. Matson
.Margaret A. McCoy
Margie L. Meininger
John L Mcssersmiih
Alleo K Mivir
Earl H. Mitchell
Rnlntirf P Tnrffnn
RRoland R. Morgan
Hester E. Morrison
Phyllis J. Moycr
Lavonda M. Murdock
Vforv .T Mm.1v
Sue L. Ncuenswander
James F. Nissen
Nancy J. Norman
Dorrance Oldenburg
Winnif, M Owen
Marvin L. Paneitr
Marilyn A. Panko
Alma C Pinkerton
tiavoud Rafat
Jrthn O Rawllnsa
John C. Rhodes
Kathryn B. Robson
r.l.nn C Prtfll.nailir
Caroline Rothenberger
Joan V. Savage
John S. Savage
E. Joan F Schreiner
Paul R. Scott
YJarAl1 M Spe!vriMr
Elmer L. Shancr
Eldon W. Shuey
Inhn P - Khnll
Jcrald E. Smith
Curtis E. Sorensen
Raymond L. Sprecher
Conrad L. Stahly
Lonnie Stcpanek
Darlene L. Stephenson
Rita L. Stout
Donald A. Summers
Harriet E. Swanson
Robert C. Teffet
Donna D. Tinkham
RnhArt .7 Tnrkpv
Carol J. Kreuscher
Pass The
FLOOD FIGHTERS from the University wait in line for sandbags
to reinforce the levee in Omaha's battle against the mighty Mis
souri river. Standing atop the sandbags are (I. to r.) Edgar Garrison,
Lloyd Lathrop, Richard Jiskua and Harold Cornish. (Daily Ne
braskan Photo.)
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MISCELLANEOUS
June Honeymooners,
Bummer Vacatlonera.
Modern, attractive, furnished log cablna
In the Estei Park, Long'a Peak are.
Big atone fireplaces, gorgeou view.
Trout atream. Secluded but accessible.
Special rates to June honeymoon couples
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Two vacanclea for all summer rental.
For details, write Mr. O. H. Zum
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ground floor apartment for summer
school session. Write Pete Bleterman,
UltcheU, Nebraska. Immediately.
Robert E. Peterion
Coe Kroese, Jr. i
Janice E. Krueger
Marilyn Krueger
Joyce Laaso
Shirley A. Lnnghin
Roy E. Fredericks
James W. Landen
Barbara K. Jonea
David K. Kauf
Richard F. Kelly
Homer B. Kcnison
Jo Ann Knapp
Ralph J. Knobel
Sidney Nearenberg)
Alice B. Racher
Vernon W. Rinne
Benjamin Robinson
Richard D. Sautter
Darvin D. Shoemaker
Jerold F, Steinhoux
Robert (J. UtcKnor
Sherrlll L. Von Bergen
SOrHOMORE STUDENTS RECOGNIZED
FOR HIGH SCHOLARSHIP
Barbara J. Adams
Gerald L. Adcock
Rolland W, Anrcng
Lois L. Anderson
Tonls Anvelt
Amis R. Aumalig
John A. Bailey
Vance A. Baker
Marvin G. Bean
Bert W. Bishop
Edson L. Bridget
Edward A. Brong
Deloris L. Brown
Elaine L. Cadwallader
Jane A. Calhoun I
Connie C. Clark
Richard L. Claussen '
Barbara Colwell
Sharon B. Cook
Mark E. Crawford
Barbara B. Crowe
Clifford H. Dale
Robert E. Danncr
Nancy A. Dark
Jean C. Davis
Ronald Dobry
William H. E. Doole
Howard M. Doty
vVllliam E. Elder
Marilyn M. Erwln
John Eule Jr.
John A. Fitzgerald
Mian J. Garfinkle
Donald P. Gccsaman
Mary E. Gerhart
Don R. Gerlach
Ruth E. Greer
Vance W. Hansen
Lura A. Harden
Richard L. Hcldenbrand
Bernard K. Hcuermann
ielen D. Hinman
loan P. Holden
Aloysius A. Johnson
Don G. Johnson
Robert B. Johnson
Wayne D. Johnson
Donald J. Kciber
Mary E. Kinsinger
Phyllis J. Kort
Ernest G. Kruse
Beverly J. Kune
Paul L. Laase
Joseph H. Labaree
Stanley S. Lecse
Betty A. Lester
Beverly J. Lyngholm
Shirley J. Lysineer
Charlotte L. Mason
Mary K. McMullen ,
Thomas L. Miller '
Wayne L. Moody
Mariorie M. Moran
Judith Jo Morgan
Howard P. Nelson
Maurice R. Norton
Dale A. Olson
Eldon E. Park
Katherine B. Parker
William L. Pfeiler
James R. Plihal
Nancy A. Pumphrey
B. Johnson, Thomas L. Miller, Eldon E.
Joan C. Reifschncider
Susan Rcinhardt
Dale L. Reynolds
Leon W. Riepe
Kenneth F. Rystrom Jr.
Barbara J. Schoemaker
Monte M. Scott
Stanley N. Shumway
Mary E. Slagle
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WANTADS
GET RESULTS
Fred A. Smidt Jr.
Janet L. Steffen
Herbert J. Stelzer
Kenneth M. Stone
park. Katherine B. Parker, Harold M. See
iercr, Harriett G. Wcnke.
Phi Chi Theta Key, (Business Administra
tion) Marilyn F. Housel,
Harriett G. Wenke
Donald A. Weni
Clementine Wostcr
Gene A. Yost
Mary A. Zimmerman
DENTISTRY AND MEDICINE
Robert C, Chase
Donn H. Crilly
George R. Dacha
h-gan W. Drcnker
Max E. Harris
Thomas E. Johnson
Richard T. McDonald
James R. Miller
Charles H. Newell Jr.
Robert M. Stemm
Deryl D. Swanbom
Vernon G. Ward
FRESHMAN STUDENTS HONORED
run HIGH SCHOLARSHIP
James R. Adama
Alan A. Aden
Nathan R. Adkina
G. David Alklre
Janice A. Anderiaska
Allan L. Anderson
Ardyth M. Atkinson
Jamea W. Bailey
Leonard P. Barker
Jerome R. Barton
Marymaude Bedford
Alois A. Bell
Helen J. Bennington
Beatrice T. Beutel
Joseph F. Bicak
Gerald R. Bitney
Arley P. Bondarln
Kathryn L. Bonncss
Dixie D. Borgaard
Donna L. Borgaard
Rex D. Bower
Patricia E. Bradley
Lynn R. Brady
Carolee A. Brehtn
Marilyn J. Brewster
Laura J. Brode
Ramon J. Brown
Kay F. Burcum
William C. Buskirk
Charlene A. Campbell
William C Cannon
Nancy Chamberlln
Verlyn H. Clausen
Carol J. Cockerlll
Phyllis J. Colbert
Donitta R. Cookslcy
Beverly A. Davis
William L. Dennlston
William L. Devries
Milton C. Dewhirst
Iceland R. Dobler
Rita M. Dorn
Marlene M. Dumke
Marion A. Ekstrom
Donna M. Elliott
Janice E. Emry
Iirnest L. Enke
Gerald W. Eriksen
Richard H. Eustcrwicmann
Alison A. Faulkner
Walter J. Finke Jr.
Janice F. Fosha
Marvin I. Friedman
Mary F. Fuelbcrth
Richard G. Gerlach
Carol R. Gillctt
Madeline M. Gourlay
David M. Gradwohl
Patricia L. Graham
Roger A. Graul
Michael L. Greenberg
Marcia L. Green
Faye M. Haddix
Marilyn R. Hamer
Douglass F. Hayman Jr.
Helen B. Hccht
Nancy J. Hemphill
Martha A. Hcuermann
Martha E. Hill
James W. Hofstettcr
Virginia R. Holloway
Raymond R. Hmby
John W. Her
Charles A. Jensen
Donald Chris Jensen
Marilyn L. Johnson
Marlys C. Johnson
Ann L. Launer
Fashion Folly
Blue
By JACK PAAP
Guest Columnist
The other night as I was watch-
mg my favorite IV program,
"Idiot's Delight," I received a'
telephone call from one Dolly
McQuistan. She said, "Jack, do
you suppose you could write myI
article for me this week?" Being
a good hearted and not too trusty
a soul. I said, "Yes, but don't you
click. (She hung up.) So.
here we go let's start with the
most important first.
Picnics If it ever clears off
they will be a popular thing
this season as they were last
and the year before that etc.
Blue denim trousers and jackets
seem to be the thing for this
spring.
ft( WW
I 0 j ANAeiTv j
Shirley A. Lewandowskl
Maurice Llpton
Frances N. Locke
Alan Gt Loftis
.lames D. Lowell
John R. Luethie
Vernon R. Magll!
Joanne C. Mallcky
Shirley B. Mead
JoAnn Meyers
Pauline E. Mlllen
Joyce K. Miyamoto
Evelyn A. Nelson
Joy N. Nelson
Arthur E. Nilson
Dale L. Nitzel
Valtcrs E. Nollendorfa
Glenn R. Norris
Donald J. Novotny
Donald D. Nuss
Shirley D. Ochsncf
Ohloryce J. Ode
Nancy J. Odum
Mancy M. Pailing
Blaine R. Park
Kenneth W. Philbrlck
Antonine L. Quattrocchi
Robert E. Quick '
Janet K. Quinn
Russell L. Rains
Richard L. Ralston
John E. Ranney
William D. Rasdal
Janet M. Rash
Arthur P. Raun
Margaret L. Ray
Burkett L. Reed
Lloyd A. Reed
Marlene B. Rces
George W. Regan
Raymond 0. Rice
Liimir E. Rlpa
Rogene A. Rippe
Rodney R. Roberta
Marlene Rodgers
Jack B. Rogers
Leon H. Rottmann
Pallida A. Savage
Franklin F. Sazama
Jeanctte L. Selk
Genevieve P. Shilhan
Helen A. Skold
Donald D. Smith
Delbcrt O. Snodgrass
Delphin L. Sommernalder
Donald L. Sorby
Robert C. Sorensen
Janis Staklis
Rita M. Stapelman
Sara L. Stephenson
Jack G. Stichl
Fred D. Strider
Charles J. Sutter
Rolla C. Swanson
Ray E. Swartzleonard
Donavan L. Tadkcn
Fay L. Thoreson
Royce H. Tonies
Merlyn D. Vandcrbeek
Mnrirtrirt .T Vimrfprhrtolr '
Mary R. Waltz
Sol L. Weinberg
Kathleen S. Welch
Gail Wellensiek
Richard H. Wells
Fauneil L. Wenke
William F. Wenzlaff
Orval L. Weyera
Albert W. Winscman
Betty J. Wittrock
Ann L. Workman
Carol A. Wright
Walter F. Wright, Jr.
Kay R. Yeitef
Robert L. Yekel
Duane A. Young
DENTISTRY AND MEDICINE
William W. Llppstrcu, Darrell J. McCabe,
James E. Thomas.
PRIZES AND AWARDS
Alpha Zcta Medal, (Agriculture) James R.
Weber.
Ella Husted Frisbie Scholarship. (Agricul
ture) Madeline Watson.
Associated General Contractors Award,
(Architecture) Robert J. Krotter.
Alpha Kappa Psi Citizenship Award, (Busi
ness Administration) Robert R. Rcichenbach.
Delta Sigma IT Scholarship Key, (Business
Administration) Lyle Dee Altman.
William Gold Keys, (Business Administra-'
tion) Robert L. Baskins, Edson L. Bridges,
Joan P. Holden, Marilyn F. Housel, Robert
Phi Lambda Lpsilon Freshman Award,
(Chemistry) Donald P. Geesaman.
American Institute of Chemists Medal
Award, (Chemistry) Ralph W. Kilb.
Denims Latest
For Big Man On Campus
Dolly McQuistan
"Open necks and short sleeves"
are here again. "Gaucho" shirts
are becoming more and more
popular. The open neck may be
a carry-over from the "plung-
ling neckline" that was so popular
in women's clothing last season
hope it is here to stay I'll vote
for it. (Back to men s clothing.)
j Along the shirt line we see the
Oxford cloth button down with
the "Slim Jim" bow tie
In the suit department we see
grey's and blue's still in front.
They are really giving that com
bination a boost. Silver-grey
flannel suits, sheen gabardine and
marine blue unfinished worsteds
are filling the order very well.
The latest in a spring suit is the
"hounds tooth" check. It's a real
Just
r Matching denim adjustable hat. . . .U5
GOLD'S Sportswear Shop . . , Second Floor
American Tnstltut. of . Comical
i.h. (Chemcal Engineering) Dean 1.
Buckingham.
Adna Dobson Memorial scnoiarsnip, u,ivu
Fnaineerlng) Ivan L. Burmeister.
inf i-?. ?w. Fraternity Scholarship Award.
(DentlstryV-Rlch.rfR. Hempni.l ,
American Acaacmi k.
Award, (Dentistry) Carol D. a"bm-
American Academy of Periodontology
Award (Dentistry) Gale D. K ocffler.
A AmJrlc SocTcol .Dentistry for Children
Awards, (Dentistry) Bernard L. Lundbcrg.
William J. O'Keefc nVn.lstrvV-
Robert R. Craig. Richard R. "fPh"ijl
C. V. Mosoy Awarus.
W. Batlc, Robert R. Craig, Mclvin Glantz.
Richard C. Haskins. .
"V" " ..' v - iwllnn Awards. (Dentls.
UrNorri. E Axthelm. Thomas DrangsholU
Chartes A. Jarratt, Herbert K. Weisel.
Eta kIpp. Nu 'junior Scholarship Award.
(Electrical EngineerlngV-Curtls Soren'en.
Ijt Theron A. Drelcr Memorial Scholar
ship, (Engineering) Herbert D. Ball.
O. J. Fe Award, (Engineering) Jamea P.
S'wdaH Sawyer Scholarship, (Engine ingV-
Pl TaTmFreshman Scholarship Medal.
(EngineeringV-Stanley S Leese
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Keys, (Joiirnalhm) Barbara J. Ada. "He
W. Goodrich, mary one
Moran, Kenneth F. Rystrom.
. A c uniinh m. (Journal im)
Nancy R. Benjamin, Rex T. Rlschc.
S'igma Delta Chi Award, (Journalism)
Ladd L. Duryca.
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I'l jviu r,i'siiuiit
ward A. Brong, Robert C. Tcfft.
PI Tail Sigma Sophomore Award, (Me
chanical Engineering)-!." H. Blazek
'j'ht. SwaMilitary Science)
I .lean J. Hunter. m.i,
Delta Omicron senior v. ....
Barbara .1, Gilmore. t vl
Mu Thl KPSllon Dcnoiaiaul. v.o.-
MpT Kar-P. PLambd. Awards. (Muslrt-John
P. Moran. Mariorie B. Murphy. Eugene J.
ROTC Band Honorary Key Awards,
(Music) Robert A. Parker, Aaron Schmidt,
Rohcrt.H'. W':stf,a": ci.i. (MuslcV-
Margie A. Hallas, Marilyn J Hammond.
Bristol Laboratories Awaru, i "wi
Leland C. Lucke.
Kappa Epsilon Award, (Pharmacy) Marr
A. Mulligan. , . ...
Kappa Tsl Award, (Pharmacy) David W,
Slogren. . . w.i..
Lehn and r lnK meaai, i-nniiw ., ...v.
Vw?' Awards. (Pharmacy) Milci 3.
Hildebrand. . .
dv, rhi Awards. (Pharmacy) James J.
Justice, Darrell D. Puis.
Long Freshman Debate Award, (Speech)
JaDawson "comity Extension Clubs Scho'jf
ships, (Teachers College Darlene M. Mo
Quiston, Marian J. Marienau.
Nebraska congress oi .rarcnis .-vw.
Scholarships, (Teachers College) Joan A.
Brenneman, Phyllis M. Firestone, Joan M.
Hanson, Elfrieda H. Naumann, Muriel E.
Softley and Gwendolyn G. Srb.
Vaiinn.i Ainha Lambda Delta Award-
Miriam S. Willey. ,lr
American Association of University Women
Scholarshir Nancy M. Pailing.
C. W. Boucher Memorial oenior Amicus
Award Joe N Gifford.
f w Rnncher Memorial Senior Awardi
Warren I. Rasmussen.
C. W. Boucher Senior KWiV Awara
Jyic 11. Aiiman.
Ceres Club Scholarship Joan H. Meyer.
Chi Omega Scholarship Brigita Matisont,
Delta Delta Delta Scholarships Anita M.
Lawson. Clementine Woster.
Faculty Women's Club Scholarship Roe
mary Murphy, Elfrieda H. Naumann.
Donald Walters Miller Scholarships
William H. Grant, Janet L. Steffen.
Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic As
sociation Scholarship Award Joe N. Gifford.
University 4-H Club Scholarships medala
Senior Medal: Clayton K. Ycutter.
Junior Medal: Raymond D. Vlasin.
Freihman Medal: Rolla C. Swanson.
Sophomore Medal: Lloyd D. Van Vleck.
Style
deal in tan, grey and other com
binations. We seem to be having a few
more spring formals than usual.
Maybe the white dinner jacket
isn't gone after all. White dinner
jackets with a plaid cumberbund
and tie to match can be worn for
such occasions. More houses than
ever are having their formals late
this year maybe they will get
back to having two formals a
year.
As I was saying at the beginning
of this article "Yes, but don't you"
I meant to say "don't you
think you could have someone
write the article that knows
something about the subject mat
ter" after all I'm only an old.
"clothes horse." See you Nicky?
- for - fun fashions . . .
)eiiiiia,
95
Denims gone suddenly
glamorous ... in Ou;
spectrum's most glorious
colors I Wrap-around skirt in
small, medium and large;
blouse in sizes 10 to 18.
All Sanforized, of course!
THE BLOUSE: blue with navy,
Hme with pink, purple with
rold and charcoal gray with
pumpkin.
THE SORTS ... in bright
pink, gold, purple, Hme, char
coal, gray and sailing bine.