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The Daily Nebraskan
Friday, January 24, 1964
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THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES
SALUTE: DON LIEBERS
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By Larry Asman
Sports Staff Writer
While students are frantic
ally trying to salvage a little
academic glory from the
waning semester, athletes
have several games and
meets over finals and during
the break between semesters.
The basketball team meets
Missouri there February 1,
Kansas State here February
3, and Oklahoma here Febru
ary 8, but the swimming team
will be even busier with five
meets.
Nebraska tangles with high
ly-regarded Southern Illinois
here at 3 p.m. tomorrow af
ternoon. Southern Illinois has
consistently finished high in
national collegiate competi
tion, and coach Ralph Casey
has turned out several All
American swimmers. Casey
was chosen to coach an Amer
ican AAU swimming team
which went to Japan last sum
mer and defeated Japan.
An example of Southern Il
linois prowess is the fact that
they have defeated perennial
swimming champion Okla
homa, which beat Nebraska
for last year's conference
championship, the last two
years.
Dick Klaas says he antici
pates several new pool re
cords as Southern Illinois has
posted several times this sea
son that better Coliseum pool
records.
The University of Colorado
Journeys to Lincoln for a
swimming meet a week from
today at 3 p.m. Last year
Colorado had only a 5 and 10
record but broke all but two
school records with only
three seniors on the squad.
Men to watch are co-captains
Dave Bailey (freestyle
sprints) and Keith Shaw
(breast stroke), plus Chuck
Bush, a sprinter and diver,
Jim Thompson, a sprinter,
Barry Carlson, who swims
backstroke, and Jim Waggon
er, who swims the butterfly
and individual medley.
Carlson set the Colorado
100-yard and 200-yard back
stroke records last season,
and Shaw set the record in
the 200-yard breast stroke.
Waggoner holds the records in
the 200-yard butterfly and in
the 200-yard individual med
ley. Macalester College of St.
Paul swims Nebraska here on
February 6, for the first of
three Husker meets in three
days. The meet begins at 1:30
p.m.
Coach Klaas calls Macales
ter "very strong for a small
school" and comparable to
Washington University of St.
Louis, which lost to Nebraska
52 to 43. (Undefeated Nebras
ka's other victories are over
the University of Iowa and
the Nebraska freshman
team.)
Wyoming, which edged Ne
braska in a very close meet
at Laramie last year, does
battle with the Husker swim
mers at 4 p.m. on February
7, Friday. Wyoming also beat
Nebraska two years ago, and
Coach Klaas said: "We will
not lack for competition in
that particular meet."
Nebraska goes to Ames on
Saturday," February 8, for a
triangular with Iowa State and
the Air Force Academy.
Coach Klaas calls Air Force
weaker than when they beat
us two years ago. They beat
Colorado by 30 points this
year but lost to Kansas.
The Nebraska gymnastics
team, which lost its first meet
last Saturday to Denver Uni
versity 63 to 49, faces Iowa
State here tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Iowa State is now in its
third year of gymnastics, and
coach Ed Gagnier has some
seniors for the first time. The
Cyclones fell to Nebraska 80'2
to 31 last season but still
finished third in the confer
ence. The Husker gymnasts will
grapple with Mankato State
(Minnesota) two weeks from
today at Mankato.
Tomorrow's wrestling meet
with Kansas has been can
celled due to conflicts with
the KU finals schedule, which
leaves the wrestlers free un
til second semester.
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COTNER SCHOOL
OF RELIGION
Recognize the man below? You may have seen him on your
campus. You see, Don Liebers (M.B.A., 1960) represents
Michigan Bell on many college campuses Don's a Staff
Supervisor in the College Employment Section.
Don earned this important promotion after demonstrat
ing his ability in both line and staff jobs. On one, as an
Accountant in Comptroller's Operations, he revised the
Revenue Accounting Department Instruction for billing
directory advertising a major contribution.
Seeing what he could do, Michigan Bell next put Don
in eharge of the 71 Data Processing people who, among
other duties, issue the company's entire monthly payroll!
Again Don proved himself, and again his reward was
a promotion this time a full-level jump to Staff Supervisor.
Don Liebers, like many young men, is impatient to mako
things happen for his company and himself. There are
few places where such restlessness is more welcomed or
rewarded than in the fast-growing telephone business.
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