Monday, May 4, 1964
The Daily Nebraskan
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TODAY
UNICORNS will meet at 7
p.m. in 234 Union. Dr. Robert
Manley will speak.
TOMORROW
UNSEA will meet at 7 p.m.
in the Union small auditor
ium. There will be a panel
discussion on student teach
ing. ALPHA KAPPA PSI, busi
ness fraternity, will meet at
7 p.m. in the Union. Installa
tion of officers will be held.
SPRING DAY exec com
mittee and workers will meet
at 7:30 p.m. in the Union.
YOUTH FOR GOLDWATER
will meet at 7 p.m. in 235
Union. A film will be shown.
Columns Donated
The tradition-laden columns
east of Memorial Stadium
were donated to the Univer
sity. They once supported the
front entrance of the Burling
ton Station in Omaha before
that building was razed.
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-TOP 10 PER CENT NAMED
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Those who earned high
scholarship by ranking in the
upper 10 per cent of the class
at the Honors Convocation
last week are:
Senior Honor Students
Donald Antkowiak, Jamil Ayoub, Del
rae Beermann, Carol Berreckman. Judy
Brumm, William Busier, Richard Calla
han. Kenneth Cheloha, Nancy Blard Conover.
Mary Crabill, Orville Dodd, Mary Don
Jin, Douglas Dunn, William Eastwood,
Jr.
David Fairchild. Sophie Fedorchik, Nor
man Foreman, Nancy Dreesse Fortney,
Mallie Gall, David Garwood.
Roger Gogsins, Arvis Grindulis, Lyal
Gustaison, Russell Hahn, Karen Have
kost. Janet Hay ward.
lroy Hix, Gerald Hoegermeyer, Don
ald Honaker, Marcia Howe, Gary lake,
Judy Johnson.
Karle Ziegafoos, Marilyn Keyes, Char
lene Koelllng, Mary Krasne, Steven
LanBe. Gailyn Larsen.
John Lee, Eugene Lenz, Ellen Lohaus,
Iris Lyon, Richard Marsh, Peter Mazur
vak. Edward McElfresh, Keith Melntyre, Ca
rie Pederson Meston, Samuel Moessner,
Richard Moles. Frank Morrison.
Nadine Newton, James Osborn, Ray
ton, Alan Porter.
Charles Roberts, Ronald RogowsH.
James Rutledge, Jean Schafer, Gary
Schrack, Kalhryn Schurr.
Margaret Seymour, Keith Sieck, Juliet
Rowsey Simpson, Joseph Srb, Jr.. Mary
Thomason, Karen Thompson, Kathryn
Vandeberg.
Kathryn Vitek, Linda Warnke. Neil Wal
lenstein, Michael White, Gerald Wlkini,
Marilyn Williams.
James Wotipka. D. Merold Yates.
Dentistry. Nursing, Medicine and
Pharmacy
Patricia Blalock, Charlie Venable, .T.
Unbert Bragonlpr, Bruce Hutson. David
TVeingart, Carl Wliite, David Wilhelm.
Junior Honor Students
Evonne Agena, Robert Anderson, Mi
chele Angle. Richard Armstrong. Den
nis Beeson. Donavon Benson.
Karen Benting, Richard Blainy, Judith
Rnrhmer, Linda Booth, Bradley Bourn,
Robert Briphifelt.
Willalm Bullock, Charles Burling. Ther
on Carlson, Maryan Casjens. Marian M.
O'Sl , Leroy Oech.
Ernest Chapek. Robert Cherny, Mark
Claascn. Carl Colson, Sharon Colton, Mar
garet Corn.
D-nnis Cox. Stephen Davis, William
beth Jackson, Judith Jacobson, Michael
Jeffrey, Karen Johnson.
Betty Jordan, Roger Keslar. Richard
Kiger. Kathleen Kllpatrick, Ronald Klein,
James Kllmes.
Kenneth Korinek, Jim KorshoJ, Ann Ko
louc, Kenneth Krausnick, Gerald Kortter,
Curtis Kruger.
Edward Kyes, Richard Patton, Ronald
Paulson, Christina Perrin. Arnold Peter
son, Norman Prigge.
Mary Rakow, David Rathjen, John
Rebensdorf, Merlin Remmenga, Russell
Rhodes, Lawrence Rice.
Gaylord Richards, John Rogers, Rob
ert Rosicky, Elaine Ruff, Robert Sehaf
fert, Richard Schipporeit, Karen Schnurr.
Roberta Schock, Judy Shanahan, den
nis Simmons, Allegra Smith, Bruce Snyd
er, Kathleen Sorensen.
Alice Speece, Sandra Stafanisin, Bruce
Stephenson, Arthur Stock. Sandra Stork,
Gunars Strazdins, Nancy Stuart.
Steven Sydow, Myrna Tegtmeier, Carol
VanSteenberg. Shirley Voss. Rodney Walk
er, Frank Wasko, Glen Whitwer.
Susan Wiles. Janice Woelfle, Priscilla
Wood, Gary Young, Michael Zmarzly.
Dentistry. Nursing, Medicine and
Pharmacy
AMn Armstrong, Richard Dyke, Guy
Haven. Robert Menter, Craig Nolte, Eu
gene Peck.
Bruce Rice, Timothy Rutz, Marsha
Bauer, Laura Clouse, Linda King, Roger
Lindquist.
Kenneth McElhose. Gary Street, Bev
erly Lee, Karen Boeckenhauer, Glenn
Cantrell, Bruce Dinner, Charles Harrold,
Harry Tolly.
Freshmen Honor Students
Russell Abbink. Beverly Armstrong,
Welcome Arniaon. Robin Aronson, John
Bailer, Karyl Bartolain.
Kent Beachler, Barbara Beckmann, Ri
chard Bednar, Mark Beech, Deanna Be
mis, William Biggs.
Barbara Bitner, Phillip Boardman. Lor
en Bonderson. Arthur Boye, Ann Brand
enburg. Jane Bredenberg.
Patricia Brown, Lynn Broyhill. George
Burchill, Marlis Burke, Kenneth Cada,
Linda Carstens, Jerri Chaloupka, Ruth
Congrave Callaway.
Paul Carlson, Wllma Kruger Carroll,
than Mogbo, lm Mohling. CaroUean Mo
seke. Donald Moses.
Wesley Musser, Steven Nelson. Thomas
Nelson, Raymond Nielsen, Paul Noe, Leo
nard Nosal.
BHS0V,?"y- Patricia Nuttleman.
Onrtd. n1C0"o KJHth 01sen' Catherine
uuiada. Merlin Parde.
Dale Parker, Bradley Pearson, Fred-
rf., '""n- Barbara Perry, Dianne
Cook. Pamela Coon.
nfriwCrJ"nr' "een inkers, Daletta
Darland I. Sandra Davis, Charles DeGioot.
James Dimock.
Jerry Doctor. nnaa n
Dvis. Gary Deatsman, John DeCamp. i iua ""liam Dresselhaus. Jackly nEads,
vid Shoemaker, Roger
Sinkler, Jayne Snyder.
Sieck, Connie
Dale Soinar "Aurel Sdivey. Sally Spohn,
William Stoley, VirgU Stete. Joanne stohf
man. Robert Strayer, William Struyk, Theo
dore Suhr, Dennis Sullivan, Frank Sur
ber. Linda Sutton. -
Penny Swan.wn, Syltva Sydow, James
Tetherow, Kathleen Tetro, William Thar
nish. Richard Theis, Ruth Thomassen, Sue
Thompson, Burton Thomaen, George Ton
ner, Judith Trumble.
James Johnson, Janet Johnson, Jerry
Johnson, Linda Johnson, David Johnston,
Susan Jones.
Robert Kapustka, Janice Kaufmann,
Lela Kennedy, Roger Kennedy, Jessie
Kerrey, Kaye Kersenbrock.
James Kinyoun, Barry Kort, Marcia
Lagerstrom, Laura Lake, David Lanigan,
Gail Larsen.
Gary Larsen, Thomas Larsen, Karen
Larson, Thomas Larson, Francis Leller,
Fredrick Leistritz.
Richard IMmton
Loi.sjean Drake. Susan Ducker. Nancy
Uager, Bill Eichner, Milton Ericksen,
James Farho, Jr.
Karen Farrell, Gary Fick. Galen Fren
r.cii. James Linn, Libby Linn, William
Lu-bbe.
Jeanne Lukas. Rodney Marshall, Ran
dall McCnnaughey. Ann McDaniel, James
McGinnis, Joan McGuire.
Gaylen Meyer, Kay Mlchelfeld, Jane
Miller, Frances Murdock, Jamil Nam
moui'. Mclinda Nelson.
Curtis Nicholls. Edwin Novak, Joan No
vak, Douglas Nyce, Edward Oathout,
Christy Opland.
William Orton, Gary Osantowski. Orrin
Osterholm. Gary Oye, Barbara Pandzik,
Carol Phelps.
Robert Pohlman. Carol Powell, Jean
Probaseo, Phyllis Proskovec, Joann Rath
Jen. Glenn Reinke.
Fari Reppert, Anne Richardson, Joseph
Rietsch, Sandra Rippe, Nancy Mourer
Roberts. Kathleen Robertson.
Robert Gant. Judith Gibson, Joan
Graves, Kenneth Haar, Linda Haisch,
Thomas Hallinall.
Karen Hanks, Dale Hanson. Donald
Hnnway. Jutianne Hempel, David Hen
dricks. Donna Highland.
Kenton Hill, Richard Hill. Robert Hill,
Nancy Holmqulst, Alan Hurd, Helen
James.
Judith Johnson. Leonard Johnson, Mer
ita Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Muriel JueU,
Marilyn Justice.
Doyle Kauk, Gary Kearney, Peggy
King, David Klttams, Daniel Knievel,
William Kort.
Georgianne Kozisek. Marilyn Kramer,
Allen Krenk, David Krohn, Linda Laun
er. Richard Law, Robert Leech.
Mary Roeser, Sam Samuelson, Sheryl
Saner, Sally Schneider, Donald Schroed
er. Janet Schurr.
Rober Schwabauer, Jack Schware, Rol-
en Sell. Ann Semin, John Shadle, Joan
Skinner. 1
Arlene Shafer. Charles Smith. Richard
fcniith. Hurold Spidle, Robert Steinmeier,
Joann Stratemen.
Richard Sudduth, Luise Thielhorn,
I) nuglas Thorn, Daryl Travnicek, Susan
t'nthjink. Itrrv Wade.
Gwendolyn Waldo, Dennis Wallwey, Jer
ry ttalth. Marvin Wesely, John Wick.
Frances Williams.
Paul Woller, Judith Wood, Karen Wood
ward, William Wright, Khosrow Youssefl,
Ginger Zuercher.
Dentistry, Nursing. Medicine and
Pharmacy
Trvin Belner, Bruce Bloom, Roberta
Godfrey, Kenneth Hirsch. Roy Neil,
James Panzer.
Philip Rosene, Robert Shapiro, Gary
Anderson, Robert Dobberstein, Ronald
Hnxpndka, Catherine Origer.
Nadine Low, Jane Adkisson. Charlotte
Rteiner, Janet Henderson, Jerry Fuller,
Eugene Keller, James Henander.
Sophomore Honor Htudents
Kathryn Anderson. Margaret Angelcyk.
Janice Armstrong, Donald Baltzer, Bar
bara Beckman, Jay Belden.
Robert Bell, Donald Bellows, Brian Ber
ris. Jayne Binegar, Charles Bloyd, Car
olvn Bond.
Mary Bors, Stephen Bronn. Barbara
Brown, Steven Brumley. Judith Bucklin,
Stanley Cussel.
Ittie Clark, Mnda Cleveland, Barbara
Clifford, Vickl Cllne. Robert Cole, John
Cosier. Jeanette Couial.
Sandra Crispin, Robert Crum. Robert
Debowey. Gerald Delzell, Patrtcia De
vaney. Arlo Dornhoff.
George Lacey, Peter Lage, Mary Land
gren, Linda Lane, Margaret Lehl, Mi
chal Lemon.
Ronald Llndvall, Larry Logemann, Lyle
Loth, Robert Lotl, John Luckaseu, Janet
Much.
Everett Madson, David Margaret, Shar
on Major, Lee Marshall, Judy McCart
ney, Delia Meyer.
Stanley Michael. Dianne Michel, Linda
Miles, Barbara Miller. Marilyn Miller.
Robert Miller.
Roger Miller, Andrea Mohnsen, Perry
Morris, Kent Neumeister. Gtylord Nor
dine. Jane Oden, Gail Overholt, Richard
Packwood, Alice Dow, Victoria Dowling,
Earl Dredge.
Janet Eno, George Farley, Mary Far
ner, Robert Farritor, Claude Faulkner,
Lawrence Frollk.
William Fuilerton, Burle Gengenbach,
Kusan Graham, Virginia Guenzel, Lila
Huisch, Cnl Hall. -
Gordon Ham, Elaine Hanthora, William
Haug, Karen Heckman, Sharyn Heikea.
Virginia Hemphill.
Judith Hensley. Cheryl Hinds. Roger
Boiling, Jean Holmqulst, Karen Honisky,
Harriett Hunker.
Kenneth Hurst, Sharon Irmer, Eliza-
Donna Echtenkamn
Richard Elliott, Louise Ellis, Keith Er-
r"r Ruth Evans- ana Focht. C
olyn Freeman.
vlllntiTuie Kenne"' Fritzler, Russell
SrGeJrShGaU' Jr" RfbMCa
ru,Hm?0elekSnit. Alvin Gres- Mary
Gudmundsen, Richard Haddlx. William
Hansmire, Allan Harms "imam
erJHd'.U!-HaKman-. Karen Stings. Rog
Chalr h ""U rwi'ne Heidetbrink,
rlSS Hn. Barbara Hermansen.
George HiSerVKrt' . Bdney Hiebenthal.
George Hildenbrandl, David Hollman, Wil
nam Holmes, David Hood
,.7'rJli;(' Mary Jaixen, James Thorn
ktZZ Jk"- Susan Pitts. Bill Potts.
""wn Maner. Roseann Sheets, Da-
Sevareid
Cont. from P. 2
lution in knowledge and
skills. The good life is not
possible for either whites or
Negroes in our epoch with
out sustained schooling of
the highest order. If there
is a single, heart problem
and necessity for America
now, it is education. Proper
schooling for nineteen mil
lion Negroes is not merely
their right, it is the nation's
urgent necessity.
If we fail in this we shall
have on our hands, without
the slightest doubt, an im
mense body of unemploy
ables, Negro and white.
Those who now worry about
crime, about the size and
cost of government, of wel
fare and policing agencies,
have seen nothing compared
to what is coming unless
we now make education for
all our prime order of business.
Museum Has Largest
Morrill Hall, containing 2.5
million museum specimens,
displays the world's largest
hog, camel and elephant. The
elephant and camel were both
found in Nebraska's rich
Agate Fossil Beds in the west
ern part of the state.
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COLLEGE ARTS & SCIENCES
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WILL REPRESENT YOU
YOUR COLLEGE CLASS BINS
A LIFETIME SYMBOL OP A
PRICELESS POSSESSION- .
YOUR COLLEGE EDUCATION
ORDER RINGS NOW AT
SARTOR JEWELRY
WOO ')" Street
Lincoln, Nebraska
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HELP WANTED NEBRASKA UNION
Busser
Wed. 3:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
Fri. 3:00 p.m.-l :00 p.m.
Sat. 10:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Mon. thru Fri. 5:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
Apply Mr. Barnes
Nebraska Union
Gary Lentz, Dixie kewls, Albert Lickei,
Charles ixrwe. Ronald Lutz.
Jdretta Tubbs, Robert Tuma, John Van
Campen, Susan Vandewalle, Victoria Var
vel, Robert Vaughn.
Fary Vieth, Richard Vogt, Gary Wahl
gren, James Wake, Garry Watzke, Lar
ry Watzke.
Diane Welmer. Dianne Wendell, Betsy
White, Janice Whitney, Carole Williams,
Joellen Williams.
Erma Winterer, Janet Wlrth, Diane
Isnieski. Ruth Wolfmeyer, Katherine
Wood, Michael Wylie.
Judith Young, Janet Zief, Nancy Zillut.
Dentistry and Pharmacy
Leon Davis, David Dodrill, Ronald
Teel, Keith Johnson, Barbara Schnegel
berger. Law Honors
VKBRASKA LAW REVIEW
William Peters, editor-in-chief; Ronald
Suiter, managing editor; Brute Graves,
student articles editor; William Kuester,
executive editor; Richard Nelson, lead
ing articles editor; Richard Schmoker,
business manager.
Jeffre Cheuvront, Merritt James, Jr..
Fredrick Kaufman. Marvin Keller, Cal
vin Robinson, William Stukas,
Candidates
Gregory Brady, Thomas DeLay, Vin
cent Dowding, Gresory Erwin, Jerome
Hoffman. Lloyd Hoppner.
Kenneth Keene, Victor Lich, John
Musselman, Delmar Rasmussen, Richard
Schmeling, Donald Witt.
The Order of the Coif
Jeffre Cheuvront, Bruce Graves. Fred
rlc Kauffman, Richard Nelson. Richard
Schmoker.
Allen Competition Winners, 1W3
Dean Dalke, William Hemmer.
Thomas Stinson Allen Appellate
Competition Council
James Sedgwick, chairman; Douglas
Hokenstad, secretary.
Clarence Beam, Richard Boswell, Mi
chael Brown, David Crawford, Byron Fal
lesen, Gary Frandsen, Jerry Grogsart.
Thomas Henley, William Hermand, Jer
ry Nelson, Heale Shaner, Richard Stuck
ey, Marvin Weems.
YR's Rally
Is Planned
The Young Republican
(YR) clubs of the University,
Lancaster County and Wesley
an will jointly sponsor a ral
ly and parade May 7 at 7 p.m.
originating at the north door
of the Union.
YR's will rally behind signs
of the candidates of their
choice for president, governor
and lieutenant governor.
President Bill Harding de
scribed the two-fold purpose
of the rally as "to impress
upon the voter that there is a
primary May 12, and to give
the Republican candidates for
national and state offices a
chance to present their views
and themselves to the pub
lic." The parade will start from
the front of the Union, pass
in front of Selleck Quad
rangle, down 16th street in
front of the fraternities and
sororities and then proceed to
O Street and back to the
Union.
The candidates or their rep
resentatives will give a five
minute talk and then be open
for questions, according to
Doug Paine, YR campaign
co-chairman. National candi
dates signs will be furnished
queens of fralernity formal!.
They are Suzie Young, Alpha
Delta Pi, who was chosen
Delta Sigma Pi Rose Queen;
Cheryl Warden, Kappa Alpha
Theta, elected Sweetheart of
Sigma Chi; and Mary Chris
tensen, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma, who became the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart.
Ruth Ann Larson, Chi Ome
ga, was crowned Delta Sig
ma Phi Dream Girl at the
annual Delta Sigma Phi Car
nation Ball held last
week at the University
Club. Miss Larson, tone of
three finalists, is an elemen
tary education , major in
Teachers College. Other fi
nalist were Linda Shaw, Al
pha Xi Delta, and Susie
Moore, Pi Beta Phi.
Dr. Samuel Fuenning, direc
tor of University health serv
ices, has received the pdward
Hitchcock award, highest
service recognition given by
the American College Health
Association. The association
cited Fuenning for his leader
ship in the field of college
health and his accomplish
ments while president of the
national organization, 1960-'61.
W. James Kroon, Seward
High mathematics teacher,
and Mike Gibson, Hay Springs
senior, were honored by the
Nebraska chapter of Mu Ep
silon Nu, national teaching
fraternity, at the University.
Kroon was awarded the Henz
lik Award, presented each
year to the outstanding secon
dary school teacher in Ne
braska. Gibson was awarded
the fraternity's full-tuition
freshman scholarship pre
sented annually to a high
school senior boy who plans
a career in teaching.
Mu Epsilon also named nine
University students to mem
bership. The nine are: Earl
Dredge, Roger Fenner, Ron
Griess, Clayton Luther, Gayle
McAdams, Dean Rasmussen,
Richard Schipporiet, Larry
Toothaker and Jerry Willi
ams. Rodney Crampton has been
awarded the Ideal Cement
Fellowship, an $1800 grant
plus tuition, to work toward
his master's degree in c i v i 1
engineering at the University.
Crampton is now a senior in
civil engineering at the Uni
versity. The Ideal Cement
Fellowship is awarded on the
b;;is of scholastic perform
ar,:e and potential.
Three University coeds
were honored last wekend as
Newly installed officers of
Phi Chi Theta, national pro
fessional business sorority,
are Carol Lefler, president;
Judy Johnson, vice president;
Lynn Frederick, secretary;
Karen" Hanks, treasurer and
Connie Sharp, rush chairman.
Recently elected and in
stalled as the new president
of Pi Lambda Theta was Jean
Probasco. Other new officers
include Karen Woodward, vice
president; Kathleen Hobbs,
recording secretary; Connie
Wall, corresponding secre
tary; and Georgianne Kozi
cek, assistant treasurer. Pi
Lambda Thets is an honorary
and professional organization
for junior and senior women
in the field of education. The
new advisor is Miss Millicent
Savery, an assistant profes
sor of elementary education.
Nebraskan
Want Ads
JOBS
Summer Job as counselor at Western
Boys' camp in New Jersey available
for interested students. Season from
June 22 to August 22. Write or eon.
tact Keith Bambrick at 1406 S. llBth
St.. Omaha, Nebr.. phone 3334172.
FOR RENT
House or apartment cheap, for the sum
mer, lust cut the grass, 3 blocks north
of campus. 4324207.
High School teacher, attending summer
school wants to sublease a furnished
apartment for family of four from Juno
10th to August 10th. Call 799-3161.
Instructor desires to arrange to sub-let
apartment for summer. 2-4 responsible
students. Completely furnished grand
piano to Mexican pottery. See 1631 A
St., ant. 2.
FOR SALE
Bongo drums, best offer. 1101 Selleck
Quadrangle. Phone 432-68S3.
11 Honda, excellent condition, reason,
able, call 434-17. Evenings and weekends.
WANTED
Vour furniture and apartment near ciW
campus or 59th and O. Call 477-2823.
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THE TROUBLE WITH SPORTS SHIRTS IS
WHEN YOU WEAR AN ORDINARY TIE WITH ONE
YOU LOOK LIKE A GANGSTER
HOWEVER there are times that are a little too dressy for an unadorned throat (as when you're
wearing a blazer), and for these the Ascot is finding increasing favor. Women apparently find
them madly attractive, and men like their go-to-hell feel once they get around to wearing them. The
trick seems to be in tying them; actually, there is nothing to it. All you do is slip the Ascot around
your neck, inside the collar, and loop one end over the other below your adam's apple; and loop it
twice so it won't slip down your chest after awhile. It just so happens that, foreseeing this demand,
we have gone into the Ascot game. You will find a nice selection at your Eagle Ascot store, which
is the same store where you buy Eagle Shirts. Not to change the subject, but this magnificent
short-sleeve sports shirt at about $9.00 which we have portrayed here is an exclusive Eagle pattern
in two-ply cotton oxford, and comes in blue, green, or burgundy stripes alternating with skinnier
black ones on an Eagle's Cream ground. We also have a magnificent matching check; let's sec if
we can describe it: it's something as though we ran transverse stripes in the same colors across this
pattern. No, that's a terrible description, you'd better go take a look for yourself. If you don't
know where that would be, drop a line to Miss AfBerbach and she'll write right back with the news,
1964, EAGLE SHIRTMAliERS, QUAKERTOWNPtNljtivivANIA '5 i
