The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 18, 1953, Page Page 4, Image 5
1 Page 4 THJE NEBRASKAN Friday, September 18, 1953 Scholarship Recipients Announced By Dean Colbert Recipients of scholarships for the 1953-54 school year have been announced by J. P. Colbert, Dean of Student Affairs. Colbert said In order for a tudent to qualify for a scholar ship he must have completed two semesters of University work and maintained high scholarship. Biz Ad Lists 9 Recipients Of Awards Earl S. Fullbreek, Dean of Business Administration, made an announcement Sept. 12, of the recipients of nine annual scholar hips. . Jean J. Couturier of Lincoln and Donald L. Winkelmann of Imperial, both seniors, will be awarded the John E. Miller Fellowships in Business Adminis-tration. Winkelmann will receive a $500 fellowship and Couturier will re ceive a $1,000 fellowship. The awards wer made on the basis of outstanding undergraduate re cord and upon demonstrated ability to benefit from graduate study. THE GENERAL Electric Schol arship of $500 will be awarded to Robert Bell Johnson of Coun cil Bluffs, la., for being the out standing junior in' the College. Thomas L. Miller of Columbus will be awarded the Peat, Mar wick, Mitchell & Co. Scholarship of $500. This is presented to a senior male student best fitted for the field of public accounting. The $300 scholarship from the Nebraska Association of Small Loan Companies will be pre sented to Vance A. Baker of Bur ton. This is awarded to a senior mala student who is a Nebraska high school graduate and shows future promise and interest in consumer credit. Rita M. Darn, of Lincoln will be awarded the $250 scholarship from W. G. Langworthy Taylor. Keith J. Knippenberg, of Cen tral City will be awarded the Ed ward R. Wells Memorial Scholar ship of $200. ' Uve Kapsi, of Germany will be warded the $200 Edward R. Wells Memorial Scholarship. Patricia A. Morgan, of El wood will be awarded the $100 O. N. Magee Memorial Scholarship, Tills year's recipients number 331. They are: Andre V. Aaserana Award ISISM Dar- Tcll K Denaberg. Araoahoe. Joaa K. Alatf Award 20ui Norman .1. Veach, Lincoln and Gerald M. Weinberg. Omaha. Jones National Rank Award (SIOflM porta D. Miller, Mllford. Jeffenoa H. HroaaJ Award tSKKMI Paul L l.nase, Lincoln. William Hyte Award (StflO)i Charlotte L. Mason. Lincoln. Franklin K. and Orlwda M. Jnhnwa (SiMt .lean C. Davla, Lincoln; M300 Gerald W Btirtmru. Wallace and Janet U Nicffen, Norfolk. Jama G. a ad Mrs. Ada B. Rani UTCOOM Paul F. Bliss. Gresham and Shirley A. Wear. Friend. Jam Inorlh Award SIOO Dorothy M Soars, Seward Mlaena DePae Meinaer Award (SlOOIt Arlcnc D. frav, Lincoln Nltlla Rirkar Meluaer Award (10fl! Marilyn M. Erwin, Craii and Harvey G. liebschull, Ravenna, Miller 4s rata Award i0 Oary L. Bannister, Aurora. Gloria J, Kollmnrgcn. Madison. Frederick .1. Saathoif. Naponee. John R. Wettroorr. St. Kdward. Dal R. Wurat, Wahoo. Nebraska Aatericaa Irfaton Aaiillair Award (SI JO Jeanne O. Grevint. Central City Gas Preetegaarsl Award 11100) Janet O. Beragrcn. Aurora Carl H. Graber. Holdrrae. Mary K. Kiminger. Lincoln. Helen A, Skold, Kearney. Patricia L. Tinchvr, Liberty Rose A. Stiffler. Louisill-. Mr. aad Mra, Fred Faraer Award ($100) John V Boswell. Lincoln. , Guy V. Ferry, Holdreae. James F. Gordon. Lincoln. Ida 1. RohblM Award If 1(M Barbara B. Crowe. Lincoln. John J. Thomas. Haver. Pa. Marcus R. Wcidlcr. Lincoln. Scottish Rita Award (StOn) Stephanie R. Allen. I'oiad. Dean T. Buckingham. Lincoln Richard L. Heldenbrand, Lincoln. Charles B. Klasek. Wilber. Mary K. McMullen. Lincoln. Llnua J. Ostdiek. Lawrence. Wayne B. Rorlle. Litchfield Barbara A. Snilkcr. Mipden. Robert L. Yekel. Bayard Gene A. Yost. Harvard. William K. Sharp Award (SIM) Mania C. Ehvsrds. Scribner. Frederick A. 8 raff Award S1O0) Leonard P. Parker, Lincoln. Regewts Hcaolanhips (S3O0) Don P. Geesaman. Fort Calhoun. RegewM Sckolaraklaa Awarde .i0O Barbara ,T. Adams. North Platte. Rolland W. Ahrens, Lincohi. Arley P. Bondarin. Omaha. Don R Gerlach. Harvard. .Toan P. Holden. Grand Island. Wavne D. Johnson. Lincoln. Kathleen O'Donnell. Leiington. Susan Reinhardt. Scottsbluff. Monte M. Scott. Ravenna. Harriet G. Wenke. Lincoln. Regents SeholarsaiM Awards (S10O Gerald L. Adcock, Bancroft. Nathan R. Adkina. Ogallala. Helen J Alberding. Clay Center. Glen D. Alkire. Lexington. Kazyg K. Alminas, Loup City. Amis R. Aumalis. Lincoln. Richard D. Ayera. Winnebago. Dorothy A. Bacon, Islington. James V Bailey. Lincoln. Karl F. Barnette. Holdreae. Imogene A Barry. Wahoo. Geneva E. Berns, Bladen. Cathryn A. Bethschneider, Hebron. Bert W. BKhop. Geneva. Vivian A. Boland. Bloomfield. Dixie D. Borgaard. Lincoln. Donna L. Borgaard. Lincoln. Larry I Bosley, Holdreae. Polly J. Boulton, Central City. Lynn R. Rrady, Shelton. Betty A. Brandenburger, Silver Creek. Ronsld S. Brandt, Lincoln. Carolee A. Brehm. Lincoln. On Ike Social Side Cupid's Capers Result In Candy Passing, Serenades Engagements Even-Nickel On summer engagement was that of Janice Evers, Sigma Kappa, to Ralph Nickel, Acacia. Ralph is from Alvo and a soph omore in Engineering College. Janice, a sophomore in Teachers YourChurch LUTHERAN STUDENT FOUNDATION Sept 18 All University Church Party Night, after the football rally Sept. 19 After the game, cof fee and doughnuts Sept 20 Bible study, 9:15 a.m. Lutheran Student Association meeting and cost supper, 5 p.m. Sept 22 Vespers, 7:15 p.m. Sept 24 Choir rehearsal, 7:15 p.m. UNiTEEsrnr Lutheran CHAPEL (Misawmri Synod) ' Sept 20 Worship, 10:45 a.m. Gamma Delta outing, 3:30 pjn., leaving from chapel Sept 23 Choir rehearsal, 7 tun. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CHAPEL Spt 20 Mass, 8, 9, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. Stjpt 19 Open house after gam, Newman Club Sept 18 Welcome party, 7:30 p.m. Union Ballroom Sept. 19 Open house after fame, Newman Club Sept 20 Mass 8, 9, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. CONGREGATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN HOUSE Sept 20 There will be a panel of NU organization's presi dents who will discuss the place of obligation on the campus, 5:30 p.m. Sept 21 Panel discussing Why we believe," 7 a m. Sept. 22 Panel on "How we worship," 5 p.m. Sept 23 Discussion on the "Life of Jesus," 7:15 p.m Sept 25 Panel on "Christian Ethics and Morals," 7 a.m. METHODIST STUDENT HOUSE Sept 1 8 After-rally party, cars leaving from student house for Robber's Cave Sept 20 Kappa Phi rush tea, 2:30-4:30 p.m. Wesley Fireside, "Why Pray," 5 p.m. Sept. 18 Voodo party at Beth any pavilion after Rally, cars leaving from Cotner House, sponsored by Baptist group and Cotner House. 1 College, is from Hickman. Wenke-Campbell A candy passing at the Theta house announced the engage ment of Harriett Wenke to Jim Campbell, Sigma Nu. Harriett is a senior in Business Adminis tration and is from Lincoln. Jim, senior in Arts and Science Col lege, is from Grand Island. Whitmore-Vandel The president of the A O Pi house, Nancy Whitmore, an nounced her engagement to Bob Vandel, Delt Monday night. Nancy, senior in Teachers Col lege, is from Mitchell. Bob, also of Mitchell, is a third year engi neering student Clearman-Johnson A second A O Pi candy, pass ing was that of Mary Ball Clear man who is engaged to Bill Johnson, AGR. Mary Ball, sen ior in Teachers College, is from Des Moines. Bill is a senior Ag. student from Fremont Winchester-Ranch Peggy Winchester completed the A O Pi candy passings Mon day night by announcing her en gagement and approaching mar riage to Fred Rauch, Sigma Nu. Peggy is a senior in Teachers College and from Lincoln. Fred, graduate student, is from Grand Island. The couple plan a Jan uary wedding. Vollmer-Schwasinrer Ruth Vollmer, sophomore from Ag College, has announced her engagement to Roy Schwasinger, junior from Ag College. Ruth is from Verdon and Roy's home is Ogallala. Stevens-Mann The engagement and ap proaching marriage of Marilyn Stevens to Norman Mann was announced Wednesday night at the Girl's Dorm. Marilyn is a sophomore in Teachers College and Norman is a third year en gineering student. Both are from Gothenburg. Searey-Weber The early fall engagement of Betty Searcy to Don Weber was announced Monday night at the Alpha Xi house. Betty, sopho more in Arts and Science col lege, is from Wilbur. Don, NU basketball player, is a Teachers College senior from Esterville, Iowa. Tloniia .1. rtT-rhm. Harvard Roaer M. Hrendle. Lincoln. Kdson L. Bridges. Tl, Omaha. Laura J. Brodc, Copvnhagan. Denmark Kdward A. Bront. Seward. Patricia K. Buck. Broken Bow. Kay F. Burcum. So. Sinus City. Charles J. Burmclslcr, Wahoo. Rill D. Burr, Sidney. William C. Buskirk, Barslow, Calif. Karl V. Carlson. McCook. John E. Carr, Dei Moines, la. .Times S. Carson. Norfolk John C. Chappell, Mlndcn. Robert C. Chase, Broken Bow, James ChrUtcnscn, Lincoln. Richard M. Christensen. Lincoln Connie C. Clark, B. Kdward. Verlyn H. Claufvn, Columbus. Sherrill A. Clover, Fremont. Marvin F. CoKey, Phillips. James i'. Collman, Beatrice. Sharon B. Cook, Lexington. Howard L. Copas, Scottsbluff. Wallis R. Cramond, Cheyenne, Vo. Mark E. Crawford, Lincoln, Norman E. Crcuu, Wausa. Joy A. Cunningham, Doniphan. Sandra K, Daley. Ansclmo. Ik-Iain G. Danchcy, Lawrence. Robert E. Danncr. Lincoln. Beverly A. Davis. Lincoln, Michael K. Derieg, Lincoln. Ronald K. Dobry, Verdigre. Mary L. Domingo, Weeping Water. William H. K. Doolc. Lincoln. Howard M. Doty. Lincoln. James L. Egan, Omaha. Robert K. Katman, Lincoln. Hetty L. Eberharl, Bauvtt. Marion A. Kkslrotn. Newman , Grove. Donna M. Elliott, ..Mitchell. . t William E. Engelkemeier. Louisville. Margaret E. Elliott, t'apillion. Ernest L. F.nke, Emerson. Kuthann F. Ernst, Lincoln, ' John Eulc. Jf. Ainsworth. Bruce L. Evans Lincoln. . ;corge T. Eairclough, Lincoln. Frank Falloon. Falls City. John A. Kitigcrald, North Plane. Robert A. Flammang. Grand Island. Donald A. Forina-ih, Hartinaton. Marvin I. Friedman. Lincoln. Marv F. Fuclbcrth, Lincoln. Sharlene R. Furman. Hemingford Allan J. liarfinkle, Leavenworth. Kas. John F. Gentry, Gerine. Robert P. Gentry, Gcring. Mary E. Gerhart, Newman Grove. Carol R. Gillett. Lincoln. Martha L. Glock, L'lyaaeg. John C. Gourlay. Lincoln. Madeline M. Gourlay. Lincoln, David M. Gradwohl, Lincoln. Keith W. Graham, Cincinnati, Ohio. Patricia L. Graham, Lincoln. Michael L. Greenberi, Omaha. Ruth E. Gecr. Alvo. William T. Greer. Chicago. Darrel H. Grot hen, Juniata. Eleanor M. Guilliatt. Nebraska City Russell G. Gutting. Omaha. Helen C. Haerer. North Platte. Nancy A. Hall, Geneva. Mary A. Hansen. Sioux City. la. Mildred E. Hansen. Marquette. I.ura A. Harden. Lincoln. Nelson S. Harding. Omana. Gloria J. Harris. Arapahoe. Dorothy D. Hartwig. Lincoln. Judith W. Harvey, Lincoln. Carl M. Hasegawa, Puuncnemoui, Hawgiil. Robert J. Hawke, Lincoln. Nancy L. Hegstrom. Wavcrly. Phvllia A. Hershbergcr, Superior. Jane M. Hetherington. Lincoln. Robert D. Higgs. Rushville. Diane H. Hinman. North Plane. Virginia R. Hollway, Lincoln. Willard E. Holi. Lincoln. Lincoln W. Howell, Lincoln. Roger T. Hornby. Lincoln. Raymond R. Hruby, Ccresco. Dennis D. Huffman, Omaha. Ronald W. Hunter. Lincoln. Gerald L. Tgou, Lincoln. Joyce L. Ingram, Islington. Ronald O. Inslee, Chadron. Jerry J. Jensen, Coiad. Keith H. Johansen, Corad. Mariya C. Johnson, Newman Crove. Robert B, Johnson, Council Bluffs, la. Robert L. Johnson. York. Thomas E. Johnson. Omaha, Donald D. Jones, Pilger. Warren R. Jones. West Point. Paul R. Jordan, Lincoln. Nawal K. Kamir, Kapurthala India. Gail R. Katskee. Lincoln. David K. . Kauf, Hastings. Donald J. Keiber, Lincoln. Richard F. Kelly. Schuyler. Homer R. Kenison. Flandreau, S.D. LaRue M Klaua, I'te. la. John D. Knapp, Lincoln. Jack M. Knodle. Bozeman. Mont. Patricia A. Korney. Omaha. Phyllis J. Kort, Blue Hill. Coe J. Krocse Jr.. Cook. Corliss L. Kruse, Omaha. Ernest G. Kruse. Ft. Calhoun. Donald L. Kuxhausen. Scottsbluff. lrma J. Laaae. Lincoln. Joyce Laaae. Lincoln. Arthur L. Lanes. Grand Island. Mary E. Larscn, Bingham. Main Feature Clock Stuart: "The Caddy," 1:20, 3:23, 5:26, 7:28, 9:32. Varsity: "Island in the Sky," 1:00, 3:04, 5 11, 7:25, 9:39. Billy P. Larson. Mnrouette. .lamea S. LaRuc. Palis-;..-.--, Ann L. Luuncr, Grand Island. Icwis E. Lawson- Lincoln, Stanley S. Leesc. Lincoln. Janet M. LiiKioulst. Funk. - Maurice Ltpton, Omaha. Alan G, Loftis, Herman. M;y L. Lorenscn. Pender. James D. Lowell, Lincoln. John R. Luethlc, Wuco. David McCummon, Lincoln. Joe L. McDonald, Wood River. Richard T. McDonald. Wood River. During D. McMullen, Lincoln. Vernon R, Maglll, Curtis. Sharon M. Mangold, Bennington. Orville R. Maukc, Western. f Addison B. Maunder. Lincoln. Alice L. Mayborn. Scottsbluff. Hose T. Mctz. Culbertson. Thomas L. Allllcr, Columbus. Judith J. Morgan. South Sioui City. Puiricla A. Morgan, Elwood'. Thomag M. Moriartjr, Fremont. - Martha J. Morrison, Carbondale, III. Betty J. Nelson. Ccresco Janis L Nelson, Auburn, Richard L. Nelson, Lincoln. . Arthur E. Nelson, Marquette Dale L. Nilzel, .Marquette ' Harold M. Nordlund. Omaha. Kathleen A. Nosky, North Platte. Marilee Y, Nyquist, Craig. Donald D. Nuss, Sutton. Chloryce J. Ode, Sioux City, la. Cathryn A. Olds, Omaha. , 1 ' Gerald W, Olson, Gothenburg Allen L, Overcash, Lincoln. Shirley A. Parson, Valley Patricia C. Pauley, Lincoln r Martha M, Payne. Hooper. Robert E. Peterson, Lincoln John P. Pfann, Nebraska City. William I.. I'feiler. Lincoln. Kenneth W. Philbrick, Grand' Island. Frances E. Pickett, Lincoln. Charles L. Pierce, Sargent Jariiea R. Plihal. Pawnee City. Darrell D. Puis, Elwood. Jmeph A. Pusl, Jr.. Dallas, S.D. Eliot L. Pyle, Char-pell Robert E. Quick. Columbua William D. Rasttal, Ogallala. Janet M. Rash, Gordon. Verlin L. Rasmusscn. St. Taul. Arthur P. Raun. Minden. Virginia H. Reeves, Central City. Richard C. Rcid, Linncoln Gary E. Rcnzelman, Scottsbluff. Raymond O. Rice, Lincoln. Mary F. Robinson, Holdrcge, Marlcne V. Rogers, Hooper. Jack B. Rogers, Lincoln. James A. Rogers, Lincoln. Leon H. Rottmann, Pawnee City. Jean M. Sandstedt. Lincoln. Robert M. Sandstedt, Lincoln. John S. Savage,' Omaha. Paul E. Schccle, Lincoln Darrel L. Schindler, Alliance. Alfred A. Schmjd. Dawson. Wesley J. Schultz, Lincoln. Warren D. Schwabaucr, Lincoln. Barbara J. Shafer, Bellevue. Michael F. Shugrue. Lincoln. Stanley N. Shumway. Lyons. Noiman P. Shvkon. Omaha. Donald R. Silverman. Omaha Stanley A. Sipple. Nebraska City. J.imea W Serce. Butte Mary E. Slaglc. Lincoln. Edgar H. Smith. Grand Island. Jerald E. Smith. Colby. Kan. Lloyd L. Smith. Hastings. Robert L. Smith. Cozad. Delbcrt O Snodgrass, Gordon. Donald L. Sorby. Fremont Robert C. Sorsensen. Omaha. Joyce A. Splittgerber. Albion. Conrad L. Stahly. Mullen. Sara L. Stephenson. Lincoln. Robert M. Stemm. Lincoln. Jack G. Stirhl. Hay Springs. Jerrold L. Strasheim. Lincoln Fred D. Stridcr. Nebraska City. Marvin E. Stromer. Hastings. Don L. Summers. Hershey. Ronald D. Swanson. Osceola. Joyce A. Taylor. Lincoln. Barbara J. Templeton. Lincoln. Joan L. Thatcher. Burbank. Calif Jay L Thoreson. Lincoln. James L. Thorson, Lincoln. Robert J Tockey. Boelus. John R. Toman. Plattsmomh. Allen H. Trenkle. Hay Springs. Donna J. Trimble. Humboldt. Elvin D. Vachal. Staplehurst Merlyn D. Vanderbeek. Adams. Fred S. Van Vleck. Clearwater. Ruth E. Voltmet. Verdon. Eleanor A. Von Bargen. Alliance. Ronald E. Waggener, Cheyenne, Wyo. Robert C. Warner. Omaha. Richard H. Wells. Lincoln Donald A. Wcnz, Lincoln. Richard . Whitaker. Cambridge. Bernard Wishnow. Lincoln. Daryl L. Wood. Big Springs. Ann L. Workman. Lincoln Kay R. Yeiter. Cozad. Mary A. Zimmerman, Lincoln. 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