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"i t A X i'.'i Page 4 Drsir emestfer ifyooor lio 3 raOOILOBICGCa Lw yiillViSi?y Upper 15 Per The honor roll list for first se mester, 1953-54, containing the names of 695 students, has bef released by the Office of Regis tration and Records. Students on the list are In the tipper 15 per cent scholastically of thwir college and class. The list was compiled by the Office of Registration and Records, di rected by Floyd Hoover. AGRTCri.TVRK Howard TVWitt Atkina Ivan Herman Auer Donald Ernest Beck Porothy Joyce Benege Parry Wright Bobst John Alfred Burbank X-inda, Lee Buthman Kdm Ellen Cleveland Leo Edwin Damkroger Jacqueline Lee Dill Jatnea Eldon Dunn -Porta Marie Fischer Virginia Mae Golus "Thomaa Victor Hoffman Fllen Ann Jacobsen Carolyn Marie Johnson Alary McDonald Key Judith Elaine Koester X-inda Ann Luchsinger Lorene Helen Mader James H. Melville Marilyn Alice Metzger Milton William Meyer Roger Alan Moline Joseph Henry Rasgorshek Caroline Sevilla Rhodes Shirley Lee Richards Sandra Sue Saylor Katherine Cora Skinner Marian Jane Sokol V'endell Eugene Starr James Edward Turner Arlcy Dean Waldo Douglas Storms York fiopkonmrea Marilsn Cleone Anderson Imogene Ann Barry Betty Ann Bay Jris Ann Becker Ponita Janice Brehm Richard Paul Buntz Marvin Eugene Coffey Carol Marie Dnnker Betty Lou Eberhart Barbara Ann Farquhar Dorothy Dahl Hartwit Jeanne Louise Hrabak 1 "0 Lorn Jordening Joan Marie Kucaba Bonnie Ann Lindau Janet Marie Lindquist Addison Bruce Maunder James Howard Mcleaa rtrtd Myron Mueller Man Carl Petersen Virginia Helen Reeves Ronald Thomas Reinmiller Alfred Allan Schmid Joyce Ann Splittgerber Robert Emil Stepanek Boyd Edgar Stuhr Dale Duane Stukenholtz Joyce Anne Taylor Otto Paul Thiemann Charles Kendall Tomsen Jnnort Alois Adrian BeU Donna Lee Davidson Janice Elaine Emry Patricia Lezanne Graham Bernard Keith Heuennann Dwight Wid Jundt Ralph Junior Knobel Calvin Elsworth Lemmon Joanne Clarice Malicky Pauline Elaine Millen Richard N. Mills Dale Lloyd Nitze! Donald Joseph N'ovotny . Arthur Phillip Raun Rogene Ann Rippe Je anette Loo Selk Genevieve Pearl Shilhsa Richard Jay Spady Joyce Adrift Solder Rolla Arlen Tyrell Orval Leonard Wevers Resilora Stephanie Rose Alien Ruth Elinor Greer BeU Roy Roger Bell Geneva Elaine Bern Shirley Jean Flanagin I-ura Ann Harden J-ineoln Wayne Howell Connie Clark Karges Ethan Dean Kittell Delbert Raymond Konf Jeon Wallace Kreiner Marilyn Elizabeth Larson Reg John Meyer Maurice Ray Norton Melinda Ann Pfister Sharon Lynn Reed Kenneth William Schueltc Robert Carl Sorensen Barbara Ann Spilker John Eugene Summer Jjmeth Wilier Stone Shirley Ann Sufcstorf I-loyd Dale Van Vlect Kenneth Clarence Walker Bernard Harold Wallmasi Pomia Mae Wamberg tlaen Duane Wesely Arts wml Heseacag Sfarialice Teresa Barnes Charlotte A. Benson John Ronald Blue R CUir Bosiey Marvin Arthur Breslow Del Wolford Cook Robert Clyde Cotton rvrly Ann Deepe Marie Anne Doerr Richard M. Fellman "T Arthur Fuhrmaa John Franklin Haeaiier frrn ice Rose Howlan JV alter R. Jaeckle !ry Katherine James T5fn Jensen gavid John Jones incrnt Kcenan w Diane Knotek Kichard Harold Lynch ? atricia Ann McDougaH Ml.cent C. McPheiS. Jn Vernon Parmelee Robert .Ray Rajnfonh fandra Jean Rrinten Wanna Rosenberg ,x. "ne Simmons Jacthm May Suntosi J;oa grace Switzer Jloyd Dale Crbacli fSsmuel Van Pelt tjr" Henry Wachal Aa weber f heryl Owen Whftmus Oerskf Van Wil . Hoafcaasmss ;sit tUg Bannister Doyle o. liluloa Jsnwt Stanford Ctnnm 1. Devries laaret Kloor Elliott J Lorraine Gordo, wM Losk-II Grn J:ohrt Lr Ror Ht ail Hat Ktlikq Jrma Jane IaH. iljml LM M.i.h.ii 3Jm lone Mione Ann M J'4''1 Tsomie N,uMt " '"" mat Kr.iM tHiw Pk-ken ITiiliw Jane K Krawts Khuro r-'ocy Am Timmom i 1 fnmk Vondra W'flllam Wr V2.ne ""IW Wembrrs; tr'" mnwmiit Wniiw. J'airtcla Am Wr.li CsihcrUn Yeaklcr Clcmm B. 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SmKh ' . i jBBvcnh 71(im 't'ntg J-jis-wtrth WffmB Itiirt Lmoyn YtM n n 11 II Cent Of Each College, Class Revealed BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Freshmen Polly Ann Downs Barbara Ann Eicke Samuel Huntington Ellis Charles Pearsall Flke William Lawrence Goodwin Fdwln H. Haw Ralph Merle Hayward Mary Sue HerbeK John Richard Mayberry John Norman Nelson Marshall Ray Nelson Marilyn Ruth Peterson Richard Evan Pocras Kenneth Arthur Putzler Harold Arthur Rnak Richard Austin Remington Ralph Robert Retzlaff Lawrence Wallace Rice Jerry Newton Rounsavell Richard Wilfred Walker Jack Mitchell Wear Ralph Melvin Weihe Hophoasorea Donald Lee Anderson Dorothy Ann Bacon Marshall Dean Becker Walter C. Brcstel Jr. Frank Raymond Cepcl John Charles Chappell Robert Milton Chubbuck Dclain Gerald Danehey Larry Lou De Ford Phyllis Jeanne Finkc Robert Arthur Flammang Grace Harvey Robert Jeffries Hawke Charles Thomas Koenig Robert Lee Kreps Arlen Justin Kuklin Gerald Glen Menefee John Silas Moran Patricia Avalon Morgan John Harold Often Shirley Mae Pollock Frederick John Saathoff Donald Wayne Shaner Sol Benjamin Stiss Eugene Synovec Loren Alan Vance Xomian Veitzer Juniors Donovan Eugene Andersen Deith Edward Clouse Rita Margaret Dom Stanley G. Gohlinghont Israel Morris Goodman Roger Atlett Graul Richard Warren Hamcr Joan Eloise Hawthorne Patricia Ann Helzrr Raymond Richard Hruby Gerald Le Roy Igou Jerry Joe Jensen I've Kapsi Jo Ann Knapp Ronald Lee Lantz Wilma Jean Larson Ann Lea Launer John Roger Luethje James Richard May Lewis Edward Million Allen Lamont Overcash irgil Raymond Rank Gjorge William Regan Charles Fredrick Schulze Jerry Le Roy Snyder Jlary Kiley Sprague Richard Allen Westcott Richard Dale Whalen Kay Ruth Yeiter . Heniors Charles Wneaton Battey Barbara Ann Biba Edson Lowell Bridges Charles David Bums Shirley L. Eatherton trnest Lewis Enkc ii -,',,cr Bunon Everett "illiam Alan H odder Joan Pearl Holden Inomas Iwand Robert Bell Johnson Alan LeRoy Katskee Homer Burdette Kenison Robert Frank Kmcnt James Willis Knisely Francis K. Kopec John Michael Lawlor "onald Eugene Leonard Keith Alfred Magneson Floyd Elmer Mason Frank Alfred McRonolds W ilham A. Melville Thomas L. .Miller Loren John Murphy George Eugene Null Linus Joseph Ostdick IJiwrence Ozenbergcr Eldon E. Park Joseph Anton Pospichal erlin Lee Rasmussen Harold Hugh Simmerman Frank Baih Wells Harriett Gertrude Wcnfcr DENTISTRY" Freshmen Malcolm David T inlm3n William Joyce Powell Harold Eugene Rosenesu Harry Walker Schniir. James Mason Trrrv John Robert Vacek Jackson Junior Good Glen Alan Hadenteldt Thomas !ichac! Moriarty James Robert Phihal Raymond Leo Sprechrr Jvsiwrs Donald Herman Downs William Thomas Greer William Perry Mase Lloyd Iee Smith James Edward Thomas Glen Allen Wood Seniors George Robert Dacht Raymond Lloyd Grove Robert Marvin Stemm Defy I Duane Swanbom E.XfIX.KKI.Mi Fresansesi Elga Adminis John Allen Ball Roger Wayne Berger William IrRor Clement Charles Miles Gsrst Robert Francis Getstred Alan Jay Heeger Bernard Carl Heme Donald Ray Horner Larry LeRoy Jones Inland Boyd Jones William Roger Kampfe Richard Dean Kissinger F.rvin Kritt Stephen Hubert Leeper Leonard Carl Linderm Rodney Kent Madien Douglas Jason Mansfield Arthur Lee McKeown Marvin George McNrk Royal Herbert .-vicnois ji. RusseU Leroy Nielsen Jmo Artnur iemnn Resford Kenneth Paul Kennetn l.ie i-iog F.ldMi Eugene Portscny F'irrest lynn rows Richard Arthur ftabin John B. Scanlon Don Ht'sm Sherwood James Walter Roodrrs Frank Fay Sowokinas Gary Wayne S Pence Clair George Sutler David Virgil lalbeft Delbert Tewr Melvin Chandler Thornton Flward Adolph Traymces, larry Lee Wsmke Kenneth Cnlvln WiHon Herbert F.ugene Abts Kazys Krstulis Alminas (;rorge Fred Andreasen Dale George Baker Earl Franklin BarneMa Kmneth Kalsum rern Pauls Marie riroadv Matthew McAnhur Brown Dennis lee Coleman Harry Clrvt Collins Wsllis Robert ( ramond James Lout Eagan William E. Enaclkemler Ralph Francis Foral f,eorge Wsllac Fiillerton Roger Tibbetl Hornby Von Allendale Innes Robert Read Kellev Jerold LeRoy Liebat Thomas Mark McCalla David Noel Mc"ammon rsoherl Holm Melcher William Dart Merer Patrick Henry Moore Victor Paul Muil John William Itudd farrrl Lee Schlndler Warren Dale Hchwabsuef W. Curtis Hcoville Ronald Dean Shaw John Vrrnon Skinner Donald K"genc Smith Harold Chark Sorensm Holland Date Siriti Ralph Twis L'lrk Elvin Dean Vschal Fred S. Vsn Vleck Irven Frederick Wagner Dale Robert Worst Junior Robert William Allingion James Wesley Bailey Donald Allen W I'avid Harold Brand Ramon Jack Brown Frank C. Chapman William Chin Verlyn Henry Clausen John Charles Davies Jr. Robert Ion Iowal Gerald Wayne Jnbody Gary Rirhard Koberstein Arthur Thomas May Martin Luther Nielsen Franklin Jed Sam Robert 8. Schwantie fJmnls Dry houoek Ju:k Guihrle Sttrhl Ronald Duane swansoa Thomas Tilman John Robert Toman Htthard Harrison Wells Charles Paul Andersen fjicbatd rl. Arers Joseph Frank Bfcak Chatlrs Michael Clark 3 Fiiward Rand Conrad rmhard Arlen Cooper Charles Donald Fa'oiisti trf-r.ld William Ertkoen Gerald lee FVhartY ,lmes Floyd Gordon hrlih Warner Grahans Robert Charles Haupt Richard Lee Heldenbrand Eugene Vern Histt l orn Ricker Hunton William Peter Ilgen (ary Dean Jones Willard Harold Kallcmon E. Gordon Krusc Icwis Elton Lawson Stanley Stewart Ijcvse tilenn Robert Norris Richard Anthony Reed Benjamin Rudinkow John Schofield Savage Norman Laurence Scott Norman Perry Shyken Curtis Eugene Sorensen Bill Alvin Stout I.yle Kenneth Tandemp Robert Jay Tockey Glenn Elton Vest Boyd R. Waddle John Garold Wirsig Gene Allen Yost ' JUNIOR T11V18I0X Freshmen Lane Francis Sirkcl Ann Louise Corcoran' Elaine Elizabeth Covault Elisabeth L. Fincborg Shirley Evelyn Holcomb Rita Clair Jelinck Sharon Eilcne Jensen Ruth Ann Lucke Mary Olga Olson Shirley Rae Pawlcy Mary Margaret Rohse Patricia Iee Smitn Marilyn Terry W ilhclm Konnomores Jeanne Onllee Greving Marlyce Janet Mader juninra Charles Julius Gibson rHAn.n nK a Freshmen Judy Anderson Pearl Mae nremer Ronald Dale Stunner Kophomores Verdel Dwaine Ruwe Jack Knight Wler juniors Edwin Allen Mueksch Donald Lloyd Sorby seniors Richard W. Barm ore Lvnn Robert Brady Donald Dee Jones Don Dale Noble James Lee Pettygrove TEACHERS Freshmen Wavne EIroy Almqulst Patricia Jean Alvord Carol Natline Anderson Doris Jean Anderson Jeanne Marie Broady Marilyn Rose Bryan Carolyn Jean Burt Jo Ann Chalupa Kav Arlene Christensen Roberta Jean Danielson Beverly Margaret Edwards Jeanne Camille Elliott Delores Joan Fangmeier Darlene Louise Firley Wendell Philleo Friest Mary Alice Hall Emily Helen Hemphill Catherine Ann Hodder Virginia Ann Hudson Jean Eileen Hueftle Lois Jane KatUer Carolyn Joan Marshall Jere Drew McGaffey Shirley Mae McKellipg Shirley Lou McPeck Gloria Mae Minor Barbara Jeanne Nesmith James Curtis Robinson Barbara Jane Rystrom Len Ray Schropfer Karen Ann Smeta Judith Ann Snell Beverly Ann Soderberg Donna Mae Sparks Sandra E. Speicher Patricia Jane Stafford Barbara Ann Stout Gerayne Lee Swanson Mary Jean Thompson Sophomores Helen Joanne Alberding Jean Clare Bangston . Ronald LeRoy Becker Patricia Carey Phyllis Jean Cast Marjory Rose Chab Imogene D. Davis Shirley Joann Dewey Mary Lea Domingo Beverlee J. Engelbrccht Edith Louise Frederick Carolyn Jove Fncke Suzanne Marie Good Barbara Whedon Grow Mary Jean Harostreith Margie Joan Hooks Joyce Louise Ingram Betty S. Janzm Mary Ruth Knorr Gloria Jane Kollmorgcn Vivian Mae Iemmer Enid Claire Levey Sharon Margaret Msngold Judith Esther Milder Roma Jean Miller Barbara Jean Padley Mary Alice Pont Dawn E. Purinlon Robert A. Schellenhert Sandra Nadine Sick Nancy Jolene Stanley Carole Ann Tlmm Eleanor Ann Von Bargen leona Nadine s allin John Wilkinson Bonnie June Young Donna Mac BecVenhauer Janet Carol Bcregren Caihrvn Ann Bethscheider Ronald Stirling Brandt Marilyn Jo Brewster I .aura Jane Brode Marilyn Wilson Brysng Jane Madden Crosby Joann lee Cunningham Anita Lee Daniels Beverly Anne Davis Ruth F.vhe Mary Faith Fuelberth Delorrs Anne fierdea Marilyn Pae Hamer Mildred Eileen Hansen Marilyn !ouite Jfihnwm Iyis Colleen Johnson Richard Francis Kelly Reha M. Kuklin Joyce Laase Barbara Ann Leigh F. Bert Linn ' Mary Jane Manes Clenna Mae Mong Nancy 1 r Mueller Jane Eileen Mullarky Fvelvn Ada Nelson Monte Hcott Norton Suzanne Opltz Charles I'reston Palmer Janet Kathleen Oumn Joyce Virginia rvbohrrt Helen Miriam Sherman Anne Crotlon Sidner Jean Iaree Steflen Sara lee Stephenson Mary Howerter Stueber Elizabeth Hipe Templeton Joan Lils Thatcher Patricia IOu Tinchcr Gloria I A-t Wrhite Diane Margaret Young Kenuirs Barbara J'tyce Adams leonard I'aul Barker Mary Maude Bedlord Kibert Emmeti Brooks Jane Ann Calhoun tretchen Ann Calvert Barbara Colwell Clifford Harvry Dale Janet Dlnamore Dnnna Mae Elliott Marlorie Ann Krlksen Gratia Wolfs F.nh Fay Thoreaen Frrauf Goidie Beverly (,enia .Vlary Ellen Gerhan Carlotta Jean t;omel Madeline Mary Gourtay Helen Carol Haerer Patricia Ann Hahn Judith Welter Harvry Margaret Lu Hinds Helen Diane Htnmsn Suzanne Holmes Beverly Ann Jarkaon Rnlland Tale Johnson Duane William Johnson Janice Jaco Kauf Donald Joseph Kelber Charlotte lysulse Mavni Shirley Anne Murphy Valient k. Vollendorls Marilrn Ruth Paul Nancee Weir Peterson Judlih Ranvms polloifk Mary Frances Robinson Very! Irven Scott Stanley N'ewmyrr Khumwar Janet Iah Sleffen Kenneth W, Sleider James Andrew Tangdsll Marian l-ulse Uhe Shirley Ann Wear Jane Harriett White KathHen Wilson Carol Ann Wright FOR SALE VOH UALt Clean Kf,Z Ford Victoria. low mlltr. New sv.s. Ursa, Jos ItrsuM, 2-tUVl. Classified Ads THE NEBRASKAN On The Social Side Coed Follies Retard Cupid; Six Engagements Revealed By MARILYN MITCHELL Society Editor No new pinnings were revealed Monday night, probably due to the monopoly by Coed Follies on the usual chapter dinners and meetings. Six recent engagements have been announced. . Engagements Beerm a nn-Ha ggtrt Mary Lou Beermann, Kappa Delta, has announced her engage ment to Jim Haggert, a June graduate' from the College of SC Schedules Seventh Love, Marriage Talk The seventh in a series of 12 lectures on Love and Marriage sponsored by the Campus Im provement . Committee of the Student Council will be held Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. in Love Library Auditorium. R. M. Green. Dean of the Col lege of Engineering and Archi tecture will be speaker. His topic will be "Readiness for Mar riage." THIS SERIES was initiated by the council with a desire to pre sent something worthwhile and cultural on the campus. In the past the lectures have featured a panel, film or speaker. This year is the first time that such a series has been offered at the University. Later in the semester students will have an opportunity to de cide whether to "continue them next year. Yell Squad NU Freshmen To Register For Tryouts Prospective yell squad mem bers should register in the Un ion activities office, Gary Hild, yell squad leader, announced Tuesday. Hild said any freshman is eli gible to try out. There are posi tions open for two freshman girls as regulars, three freshman boys as regulars and two freshman boys as alternates. Practice sessions will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on March 17 and 18. A final competitive session will be held at 7 p.m. March 23, according to Hild. COME TO EUROPE WITH TOUR E l 73 Days 12 Countries $945 TOUR E-2 62 Days 10 Coutrie $885 APPLY: Joycw Toun 612 No. 42 SL Omaha. Nebr. liell representative will visit the University as follows March 5 Shell Oil Company (Refining) March 5 Shell Oil Company Production Dept. (Oil Field Production) FOR INTERVIEWS WITH STUDENTS RECEIVING DECREES IN THE FOLLOWING FIELDS Chemistry Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineer ing, and Geologists with Mathematics and Science Background. Please See Dean Colbert, Administration Hall Room 104, For Appointments And Further Details. You Can Obtain A Copy Of Our Booklet, "Opportun ity With Shell" From Dean Colbert's Office. Agriculture. Mary Lou is a junior from Dakota City. Jim, an AuK is from Grand Island. Yonnr-Poley Kappa Daphne Young recently revealed her engagement to Har ris Poley. SAE. Daphne is junior in Teachers College and a finalist for 1954 Cornhusker Beauty Queen. Harris is a first year student in the College of Law. Both are from Omaha. Holmes-Hodder Sue Holmes, Theta, from Kear ney, has announced her engage ment to Bill Hodder, Lincoln, Phi Delt. Both are January gradu- ataes. She was graduated from Teachers College, and Bill is from the College of Business Admmi stration. Their . wedding will be April 3. Kunkel-Boomer Another recent engagement is that of Carolyn Kunkel,' Gamma Phi, and John Boomer. Carolyn was graduated from Teachers College in June. She is , from Weeping Water. John, from Lin coin, is a senior in Bus Ad. A June wedding is planned. Spohn-Smith JoAnn Spohn has announced her engagement to Everett Smith, a Bus Ad sophomore from Lin coln. Jo Ann was graduated from Teachers College in June and is from Friend. Clark-Stalnaker Announcement has been made of the engagement of Mona Clark Lincoln, and Earl Stalnaker. Earl is from Chappel and is a first year student in the College of Agriculture. Socio Calendar Friday Tau Kappa Epsilon Formal, Cotner Terrace. Theta Chi Carnation Formal, Lincoln Hotel. Saturday Alpha Xi Delta "Pink Ele phant" pledge party. Alpha Gamma Rho "Hula Hop" house party. Zeta Beta Tau 'Gamblers Pair-A-Dice' house party. Miller To Speak To German Club Miss Enid Miller will address the German Club in Union Room 315 at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Miss Millers talk, "Wien: Leben Und Leute," will be based on her experiences while serv ing as librarian at the United States Military Post in .Vienna, Austria. ' Miss Miller, librarian in the Humanities Division of Love Library, will show colored slides of scenes and sights in and around the Austrian capital. Full Information at the Nebraskan Businesi Offic. Bm. Student Union of Nebraska Manufacturing svsjs K ; t 1 La - Religious Sobs Described At Presbyterian Conclave Five Speakers Outline Vocations To College, High School Students , A Presbyterian church voca tions conference . was held ai Presby House Friday and Sat urday. Approximately 25 persons at tended. The University, Doane College and high schools in the NTphraska Citv presbytery were represented. The convention program in cluded several speakers. ' THE REV. Harold Wilson, cpnpral missionary for the Ne braska synod, described the work of a general missionary, ttep. Wilson is now working in a church near Schuyler. Opportunities in church music organization and direction were outlined by Miss Josephine waa dell, minister of music at West minster Presbvtenan church in Lincoln. The Rev. Rex Knowles ex plained the work and qualifica tions of a Presbyterian univer sity pastor. He pointed out that such work requires five years work in a regular church in ad dition to the seminary education necessary for ordination. Rev. Knowles explained that both McCormick Seminary and Yale Seminary offer specal courses in university work. Rev. Knowles has been Presbyterian pastor at the University for sev eral years. . PROBLEMS and challenges of a rural pastor were explained by the Rev. Duane Heap, pastor of a rural church near Palmyra. The Rev. Thomas Huxtable, pastor of East Ridge Presby tetrian church, listed various for mer occupations of persons who go into church vocations. He pointed out that' in his class in seminary were an insurance agent, a football player and a rubber chemist. Rev. Huxtable stated that anyone up to 30 to 35 years of age is eligible for work in a church vocation. One's college major is unimportant, he as- Harold's Barber Shop m BLOCKS SOUTH OF THE STUDENT UNION . Haircuts $1 AT mtLLER'S ... the shirt off his back! i r I ' I For the You'll 1m -omplft-ly (J V Manhattan., It combines feature o i-any looking. Broadcloth pin Mripcd or plain GllarK cut for perfect fit French front as found in better men's shirts Cuffs as only a man's tailor can make them Buttons anchored to stay Fine line pin (rine in Pink, Btw, Yellow and Grey Sizes 12 Scarlet, Apricot, Mac ami Sky Blue Sizes 12 to 16 BLOUSE ITOOK Two Weeks Only Beautifully coordinated room setting hy Miller's Interior Decorating Department AUDITORIUM . 1 mtLLER I PAillE "AT THI CROSSROADS OP LINCOLN" Wednesday, March 3, 1954 - serted, because there are wpor tunities in church work for n types of technicians and special ists. REV. HUXTABLE added that a population trend toward city suburbs has created a need for the organization of more new churches in those areas. In d tion, the field of national mis sions offers opportunities to work among Indians, Chinese, lumberjacks and mountaineers in this country, Rev. Huxtable said He mentioned that the foreign mission field offers positions in 34 countries, including Alaska and Cuba. Saturday morning a panel dis cussed music, missions, rural church work and Christian edu cation. A worship service in 'he Presby House chapel concluded the conference. Rev. Robert Buzza, director of the Boar', of Christian Education for the Ne braska synod addressed the group. ' Main Feature Clock Schedule Furnished by Thrnters) Lincoln: "The Long Lone Trailer," 1:25, 3:25, 5:30, 7:30 9:35. Stuart: "Tennessee Champ " 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45. Nebraska: "Desperate Mo ment," 1:20, 4:46, 8:04, "Tumble, weed," 3:07, 6:25, 9:43. Varsity: "Rob Roy," 1:25, 3:30 5:35, 7:48, 9:45 ."Pecos Bill"' 1:00, 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, 9:20. State: "Public Enemy," 1:00 3:55, 6:50, 9:45. 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