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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, September 25, 1952
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Students Directory compilers
have incomplete information about
the following persons. Nita Helm
stadtler, Directory hear, requests
that they contact the Builders of
fice sometime between 1 and 5
p.m.
Fraternity pledges who have
' changed their addresses since
fllllnr out registration cards,
should correct their cards in the
Directory office.
The list now contains only the
names of persons whose names be
gin with H to J.'Additional names
will appear in the next issue of
the Nebraskan
Robert Haag, Donald Hadan,
James Hagaman, Allan Hagelin,
Howard Hall, Ralph Hall, Vic Hall,
Margie Halla, Odell Haller, James
Halloran, Richard Hamer, Ben
Hand, Janet Hanneman.Jane Han
sen, Robert Hansen, Ronald Han
sen, Wiley Harbert, Jarrett Hare,
Cecil Harlow, Francis Harman,
Jerris Harmon, Dale Harned, Dale
Harp, Boyd Harris, Charles Har
rison, Maryanne Harris, Haynes
Harrington,
Lee Harris, Sylvester Harris,
William Harris, Delwyn Harsh,
George Hartman Yoshinobu Haru
shima, Cyril Harvey, Jack Harvey,
Judith Harvey, Robert Harmer,
Ralph Haskins, Dorothy Haun,
Harold Haun, Norman Haun,
Robert Haupt, John Hauserman,
Harold Hayek, Eugene Hayes,
Jane Haylett, Robert Hays, Alex-
Student Directory Names
ander Hazelwood, Rex Heater,.
Lois Hegstrom, Thomas Heid
rick, Dale Heileman, Roger Hei-
mer, James Heindicn, JueiDeri
Heinrichs, Gary Heinzle, Edward
Heitman. Hueh Heleenberger. Pa
tricia Helzer, Gordon Henkefl
Douglas Henry, Marilyn Henzel,
Edward Herman, Lynn Herrick,
Howard Herbst, Joanne Herbst,
Albert Herrod, Richard Hess, Eu
gene Hesse, John Heumann, James
Hewitt. Richard Hickenbottom,
Marolyn Hicks, Jerry Hile.
Donald Hilkemeier, Richard
Hill, Victor Hillgren, Robert Hilsa
beck, Joan Hines, Homer Hobbs,
Martin Hoberman, Gerd Hoffend,
Clayton Hoffman, Jerome Hofl'
man. John Hoffner, Donald Hot
mann. William Hofgard, Rita
Hogendorn, Bryce Hogue, Darken
Holm, William Holmquist, l nomas
Holscher, Virgil Holtgrewe, Kon
aid Holtmeier.
Willard Holz, Robert Hohl, John
Honnen, Clifford Hopp, Dean Hop-
- t t i r t t
pens, Kooeri nopscn, j,eo nom,
Kenneth Hornby, Ronald Horst,
Francis Houchen, Mary House.
James Hovendick, Robert Howard,
Andrew Howe, Lincoln Howell,
Lowell Hoyt, Raymond Hruby,
Herbert Hruska, Norman Huber,
Dora Hueftle, Ross Huff, Dennis
Huffman. George Hugenberg.
Harley Hughes, Herbert Hughes,
Raymond Huglv, Elvis Hunter,
Ronald Hunter. red Hurlbut, Ed
ward Husmann, George Husmann,
lioraon Hyde, Edward Ibsen, Eu
gene Ikeva, Emerson Inks, Norman
Irons, Lyle Irvin, Robert Ito,
Thomas Iwand.
Doran Jacobs, Donald James,
Peter Janetos, Donald Jarchow,
Robert Jausi James Jenney, Wes
ley Jensby, Bill Jensen, Charles
Jensen, James Jensen, Leslie Jen
sen, Robert L. Jensen, Roland Jen
sen, Harold Jewett, Aloysius John
son, Bruce D. Johnson, Bruce Lonn
Johnson, Claire Johnson, Davis
Johnson, Glenn Johnson, Jon
Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Mor
ris Johnson, Robert Bartell John
son, Grant Jones, Oliver Jones,!
Leo jordening.
Sigma Theta Epsilon To Hold
Rush Party Wednesday Night
Pre-Med Tests
Pre-medical students who
have not yet taken the Medical
College admission test and who
expect to apply for 1953 en
trance to medical colleges, other
than that of the University, should
see Dr. Eugene Powell, the pre
medical adviser, 306 Bessey Hall.
Applications for the test to be
given, November 3, 1952, must
be in the office of the Educa
tional Testing Service, Prince
ton, N. J., by Oct. 20, 1952.
Sigma Theta Eosilon. National
Methodist Service Fraternity, will
noia a rush party Wednesday ev
ening at 7:30 p.m.
The party will be held at the
Wesley Foundation, 1417 R Street,
opposite the Union. The frater
nity's new sponsor is Dr. Arthur
Hitchcock, Dean of the Junior Di
vision. Francis W. Benedict, Sen
ior in the College of Business Ad
ministration, will officiate as pres
ident.
The weekly meetings are held
at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays. One of
the Fraternity's services is dep
utation teams. These are volun
teer groups which go to
churches within 150 miles of
Lincoln to perform different
services which the minister has
requested. These may be usher
ing, serving at church suppers,
etc.; all of which are usually
done on Sundays. The group
also sponsors three record
dances in the Union Ballroom
during: the year.
The purposes of Sigma Theta
Epsilon are fivefold, namely: to
create a more intimate Christian
fellowship among men of the
Methodist faith, to develop lead
ership of the clergy and laity in
the church, to provide religious
It Happened At NU
A student was sitting in the li
brary, feet comfortably propped
on the chair opposite. A total
stranger, scoiing fiftv pmntv
chairs in the room, pulled out the manager, said mat iunuis pians
student's footrest and sat on it. 'to resume its broadcasting sched
Smiling, she indicated a "fresh" ,ule on Sept. 29. KNUS will broad-
Schupbach Names
Staff Of KNUS ....
The staff of KNUS, campus ra
dio station at the University, was
announced by Paul Schupbach,
temporary director of radio.
The new staff will be headed by
Clarence Wurdinger, a senior
speech major. Bob Spearman, a
junior in the speech department,
was named program director.
Barrett, a speech department
junior, will head the news and
special events department. Diane
Downing, an English major, will
supervise the continuity depart
ment. Wurdinger, the new station
training and encourage a study of
the Bible, to acquaint their mem
bers with the history, activities
and purpose of the Methodist
Church and to promote whole
some social activities.
Incidentally, men who
are
fraternity members and pledges
are not prohibited by their
pledge from joining Sigma Theta
Epsilon.
Any woman who is interested is
urged to inquire about Kappa Phi,
Methodist Woman's Sorority.
for your free personalized stationery
Magee's "wlecome" to Freshmen end new stu
dents' Is a gift of stationery Imprinted with your
name and the University Crest. Come to out
campus counselor desks and register for your
. . . fellows on our Second Floor and gals on our
Third Floor. Deadline for registration Is Oct. 1 . . .
so hurry!
copy of the morning paper under
his books and said, "You don't
mind if I read your paper.
cast over program service be
tween 3 and 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
MAGEE
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