TKursBay, June 13, 1957
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Class rooms are again
opened to eager students
and school is back in session
after a brief vacation. Once
again I will bring fashion
news from Gold's. Look for
new fashion tips in this col
umn weekly.
A suggestion for Dad on
Father's Day is this com
plete wardrobe by Van
Heusen. This wardrobe in
wonderful "Marvelaire" is
made for cool, cool com
fort. Let Dad discover the
refreshing coolness of this
new cotton fabric. Millions
of tiny spaces let air in
and heat out. Featured here
are the sport shirts and the
pajamas. Other pieces of
this Van Heusen wardrobe
include dress shirts, shorts,
handkerchiefs, and ties.
Choose Dad's summer out
fit by Van Heusen in white
or cool pastels. Van Heusen
is exclusive in Lincoln at
Gold's Store, Street Floor.
Come in and pick up a gift
that Dad will remember.
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LIIICOLH; flEDR.
Regents Laud Hardin For Fine
Job Of Keeping Faculty Intact
The Board of Regents Saturday
commended Chancellor Clifford
Hardin for his "outstanding rec
ord at the University."
Dr. B. N. Greenberg, president,
stated "It is a matter of know
ledge to this Board that Chancellor
Hardin has done an excellent job in
the sometimes hopeless task of
keeping a fine faculty intact."
"He has done an excellent job of
translating the needs of the Uni
versity to the governor and the
members of the legislature."
In other action the Regents ap
proved the appointment of Dr.
Clayton Gerken, director of the
counseling service at the Univer
sity of Iowa, to a similar post
at the University.
Dr. Gerken 's title will be direc
tor of counseling and professor
psychology - and educational psy
chology, effective Sept. 1.
He is a consultant of the Amer
ican Board of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation at Rochester,
Minn, and, Chicago and visiting con
sultant for the Veterans Hospital,
at Knoxville, la.
James Hassler, assistant agri
culture economist at the Univer
sity of California, was appointed
assistant professor of agriculture
economics.
The Regents accepted these res
ignations; Harold Chapman, associate pro
fessor of horticulture, who has ac
cepted a similar position at Colo
rado State College. He has been
a staff member since 1946.
Milo Cox, assistant professor
and assistant agronomist, who has
accepted a post with the Interna
tional Cooperation Administration
in Chile. He has been a faculty
member since 1955.
Robert Kozelka, assistant profes
sor of mathematics and astrono-
GRAVES PRINTERS
Personalized
Graduation Announcement
Tour Ram, Dgre. College
BMutiiul Embossed Gold Seal
One Dozen $3.50
Additional pet Dozen $1.20
GRAVES PRINTING CO.
312 North 12th Ph. 2 2957
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS
STOP FIRST AT
P E D E N 1 S
FOR YOUR NEW AND USED BOOKS
FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES
1245 R St. Lincoln, Nelr.
The Summer Nfebraskon
my, who has accepted a similar
position at the University of Vir
ginia. The Regents approved the follow
ing leaves of absence:
Dr. Thomas Raysor, professor of
English, for one year, to accept
a Frank Woods Fellowship.
Robert Morgan, associate profes
sor of political science, who will
be the visiting professor at the
University of Virginia.
Twelve University staff mem
bers were placed on retirement.
They are:
Oliver Collins, associate profes
sor of astronomy, a staff mem
ber since 1919.
Gilbert Sechrist, as professor of
electrical engineering; he has been
a staff members ince 1947.
Eliza Gamble, assistant profes
sor of secondary education, 28
years of service.
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FRIENDS MEET"
1131 R STREET
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Open Your "Coriilmsker Special"
Qiecldng Account where you see
the big calendar clock.
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Your name is printed on each cheek free.
Member F.D.I.C.
William Derrick, associate exten
sion animal husbandryman, 37
years of service.
Florence Corbin, associate pro
fessor of vocational education
homemaking, 31 years of service.
Herbert Davis, professor of dairy
husbandry, 36 years of service.
Carl Duff, professor of engineer
ing mechanics, 37 years of service.
SUMMER SESSION: 20 COOLER,
Jean Lang's erudife print in sheer, cloud-weight
Cotton Voile with maximum recommendations for
summer: young midriff, box-pleated skirt, linen trim
in companion colors. Blue, gold and pink, sizes 10
to 16. Exclusixely at
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$25 MMS
WOMENS' FASHION ... THIRD FLOOR
,Poge 3
Clareance Pentoo, instructor in
agricultural engineering, 25 years
of service. ,
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