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THE NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1954
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Speak Up, Now
Georgia Dandos, University Week. All freshmen were re
speech instructor, gives Bob quired to take a speech test, in
Prest and Ted Newburg their addition to a physical exam and
speech tests during New Student registration exams. (NU Photo.)
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Damsel Debut Skit
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Coed Counselors put on a show Carol Thompson narrates the d Gienna Berry and Sharon
strictly for coeds Thursday night, skit which features actors Joyce Mangold. (NU photo).
Money Here, Please
AUF workers were solicting Neil Miller convince Jan Kroese
contributions from new students and Arlene Bouwers, freshmen
as they came out of Love Li- from Panama, that they should
brary. Here Andy Smith and contribute to the AUF Drive.
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New Students, New Theater
Newcomers Bill Merrill, Bob Memorial Tehater by University
Gaver and Maurice Melcher are M a s qu e r Barb Leigh. (NU
shown around the new Howell photo).
Student Leaders Lauded
Knowledge, fun Sought
By Seventeen Hundred
The Frosh Chow Down
The Ag campus barbecue for f New Student Week. Chuck Sandra Wells help themselves
new students is a major event ood,s- Jlmu Hosterwerth, Bill while a long line of hungry stu-
Memher, Babs Jelgerhaus and dents wait. (NU photo).
Approximately 1700 new students
descended on the University cam
pus last week, Dr. Arthur Hitch
cock, director of Junior Division
said.
There are about 150 more new
students registered than last
year, which is an increase of
about 10 per cent. The registering
process went off smoothly, Hitch
cock said, with about 125 students
sent through to pull cards each
hour.
"The student leaders and upper
classmen who helped with regis
tration did a magnificent job,"
Hitchcock said.
New Student Week activities
were crowded all week. The Chan-1
cellor's Reception Friday night j
was "the best we have ever had," i
according to Hitchcock, who said
attendance ' was approximately 1,
200. The barbecue drew the largest
crowd, with about 1,500 new stud
ents lining up for dinner. About
1,400 attended the new student con
vocation and 400 girls saw the
Coed Counselor Damsel Debut
Thursday night. About 300 men at
tended the Stag.
Approximately 15 foreign stud
ents have enrolled at the fresh
men level.
Ag College Barbecue
"Cornhusker night" was the
theme of the Tuesday evening bar
becue held on Ag campus and new
Cornhuskers were introduced to
the coaches and the cheers of the
University.
Bill Orwig, athletic director, was
Introduced by Junior Knobel, Corn
Cobs president. Orwig introduced
two new Cornhusker coaches, Jer
ry Lee and Jerry Busch. Bill Glass
ford, football coach, was the first
speaker on the evening's program.
A Tassel skit portrayed the
hazards of the life of a Nebraska
coed. The yell squad led the new
Students in Cornhusker cheers.
Religious Open House
Eleven campus religious organ
izations opened their doors to new
students Wednesday evening.
The open houses featured intro
ductions, dancing, refreshments
and entertainment by various stu
dent groups. The program of the
student houses and ministers of
' local churches were explained.
Chancellor's Reception
The chancellor's reception and
open house in the Union were the
features of Friday night's New
Student Week activity. After meet
ing the new chancellor, students
visited the Ballroom where Jimmy
Phillips and his orchestra were
performing, or they watched a ma
gician entertaining in Union par
lors. Freshman Mixer
A "Frosh Hop" brought to a
close the evening activities of New
Student Week. The "mixer"
dance, held in the Union Ballroom,
featured Cliff Dudley and his or
chestra. It was sponsored by the
Union and Innocents.
Sunday Finale
Sunday morning saw new stud
ents attending church in the var
ious places of worship in Lincoln.
Ag campus events on Sunday af
ternoon closed the week long pro
gram. Classes started Monday.
NU Love Library
Hours Announced
Love Memorial Library will re
tain the same hours this year as
last.
The Library will be open from i
7:50 a.m. to 9:20 p.m., Monday
through Thursday and 7:50 a.m. to
4:50 p.m. on Friday and Satur
day. New students should bring their
identification cards with them to
the library to receive a library
card. Students who have library
cards from previous years must
have the old cards validated for
this year.
A $1 fee will be charged to re
place a lost card.
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Pulling cards was one of the Jane Wendorff, seated left to
last steps in the long process of right, help new students Howard
registration. Miss Betty Cander, Benson, Claudia Rohs and Keith
Dr. Josephine Books and Mrs. Kuxhausen. (NU Photo.)
Hardin Speaks
Chancellor Jells freshmen
To 'Learn How To Learn'
Chancellor Hardin spoke to in
ming University Students at a
voca'tion in the Coliseum Sept.
It and told them that "in a sense,
we are members of the same
class."
Hardin told the assembly, "you
are beginning a new experience,
the greatest and most interest
ing of your life. Part of your ex
perience is to function as citizens
of the community".
"We want you to succeed," Har
din said, "and success is
dependent upon how you organ
ize and manage your time. Ne
braska taxpayers are putting four
dollars for every one you put out.
They are expecting results."
Hardin expressed the Universi
ty's pride in the large number of
University students who finish
their schooling at Nebraska. He
told the new students that the UnU
versity is surely one of Ameri
ca's great Universities.
"Participate in extra-curricular
activities to the extent that you
have time for your studies, Har
din said. "Learn how to learn, for
it will reward you the remainder
of your life."
Authur A. Hitchcock, director of
the Junior Division Counseling
Service, presided over the even
ing's program. He introduced
Carol Gillet, Coed Counselor pres
ident, who emphasized scholar
ship and class attendance.
A Friendly Welcome
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
Freshman Mary Ann Burcum Hardin at the annual Chancel- coeds stood in line with other
and Jackie Kilzer are greeted by lor's Reception for new students, new students to get a chance
Chancellor and Mrs. Clifford opening New Student Week. The to meet their new "boss."
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