Wednesday, September 29, 1965
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Fourteen Students Receive
Nines In Summer School
Fourteen of the more than
4,000 undergraduates who stud
ied on the Lincoln campuses
of the University this summ
er made grade averages of 9
the highest possible while
carrying 12 or more credit
hours of work.
Another 161 students achiev
ed summer session grade av
erages of 8.00 or better. The
14 who made the all but im
possible average of 9 are:
Daniel Crawford, junior in
electrical engineering; Delor
es Frick, senior in mathemat
ics; Lyman James, senior in
electrical engineering;
Robert Kapustka, junior in
electrical engineering; Ray
mond Kelton, senior in music,
who graduated at the August
commencement; Gary Larsen,
junior in chemistry;
Martin McDermott, sopho
more in pre-medicine ; Larry
Meston, senior in anthropol
ogy; Gary Muffley, senior in
psychology who graduated at
the August commencement;
Vernon Pohlmeier, junior in
chemical engineering; Fran
ces Scheele, senior in speech
education, who graduated at
PR's Plan Smoker;
Announce Guest List
Pershing Rifles will hold
their annual smoker tonight
in the Military and Naval
Science Building.
Guests at the smoker will
be Col. Yost, professor of
military science; Col. Bowers,
professor of air science; and
Capt. Mullen, professor of
naval science.
Quiz Bowl Committee
Schedules Interviews
Quiz Bowl Committee inter
views for arrangements chair
man wil be held Thursday at
4:30 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union.
Application blanks may be
picked up outside 345 Ne
braska Union.
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Palladian Literary Society Friday 8 00
332 Student Union. Everyone welcome.
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the August commencement;
Richard Sherman, sophomore
in political science;
Michael Siedell, freshman in
zoology; Sharron Vavak, sen
ior in history.
Following is a list of those
students who obtained grade
averages of 8.00 or higher:
8.9-8.71
Jerome Koh, James Parub
sky, Carla Hagen, Katherine
Wood, Mary Judd, Keith Will
is. Barbara Zeliff, Russell
Rhodes. Uttie Clark, Kath
ryn Campbell, David Rvbin,
Virginia Rybin, Carol Rrehm
IT A -
rxi-mon inn, urene Sellhorst,
Corwin Jones, Lila Haisch.
Leo Schnetz.
8.70-8.5
Bamidele Abogunrin, Cheryl
Kellison, Martha Johnson,
James Farho, Donald moses,
Suzanne Broz. Richard Daft,
Robert Hill. William Whitney,
Laura Barthell, Kathryn Sw
ing, Cathryn Filkins, John
Gleason, Terry Hall, Stephen
Mazurak, Michele McCorm
ack. Margo McMaster, Rob
ert Pavlik. Robert Vaughn,
Elizabeth Green, Donna Red
inbaugh, Timothy Stroh, Alice
Hayes.
8.41-8.1
Jack Force. Bruce Forney,
Alois Proett, Margery Cowles.
Virginia Guenzel, Fred Crom
er, Edward Givens, Alan Lar
son. Richard Bednar, Donald
Beinhoff, Robin Aronson, Per
ry Moore, Diana Focht, Lin
da Ross.
Wilma Kessler, Elizabeth
Head, Vickey Thayer, Larry
Coleman, Roger Holling. Em
ily Fernbaugh, Wayne Moles,
Darlene Keppeler, Michael
Mullen, James Behlen, Mary
Swanson, Regina Speehinger,
Sandra Johnson, Jack Gilmor
Madelyn Phillips.
8.00
Dale Anders. William Arn
old, John Bredthauer, Eugene
Hohensee, Roger Keslar,
Mary Barton, Lloyd Cooper,
John Dzerk, Judith Gerlach,
Kathryn Griffin, L e n o r e
Hayes, Thomas Marx, Roder
ick McCall, Terry McKee, Su
san Powell, Steven Rearden,
Beth Robbins, Nancy Suther
land, Vivian Whipp, Maureen
Wright, Jerilyn Adam, Jo Ann
Alfrey, Cathie Cather, Lucille
Comstock, Mary Demaree,
Mary Ann Griffiths.
Harriett Hunker, Susan
Potter, Nica Proctor, Kath
leen Sorensen, JanLne Spenc
er, James Hillegass, Robert
Hamer, Curtis Kruger, Wil
liam Wren, Cecilia Hall, Lin
da Bragg, Eunice Henrichs,
James Bauer, Robert McCart
ney, Mary Schuldit, D u a n e
Smith.
Kathleen Tetro, Diane Hen
ry, Pamela Milinitz, Gilbert
Nykodym, Lawrence Sfolten
berg, Douglas Tucker, John
Fowler, Charles Stevenson,
Susan Wright, Harold Epp,
Kenneth Fritzler.
John Genung, James May
nard, Richard Snyder, Steph
en Abbott, Margery Chaney,
Ervin Cixon, James D o n a t,
Martha Goodban, Klaus Hart
mann, William Minier,
James Moore, Betsy N o r e,
Victoria Shurtz, Joyce Chris
tensen. Joria Ekwall, J o a n n
Gehrken, Mary Gudmundsen,
Kathleene Linnerson, Kenneth
Osborn, Eileen Paulsen, Ma
rie Perrett, Betty Seggerman,
Linda Volland. Dianne Wendell.
Theatre Damaged
By Heavy Rains
Rain seems to be causing
some problems in the Temple
Building, but doesn't seem to
be hurting ticket sales for the
productions.
Rich Malsby, theatre pub
licity manager, said that
season ticket sales are eoinff
quite well, but that rain was
causing some problems.
Water leaked into the mike
board and now it cannot be
touched until it is completely
dry.
In the shop where flats are
being built for the University's
productions, a skylight caved
in. Water leaked in around
the skylight and warped the
floor boards.
The skylight is now covered
with plastic and will be
boarded up to keep out
further moisture, he said.
Relentless Coeds Bag
fourteen More Victims
Fourteen more good men
fell victim of the clutches of
coeds, as 14 engagements and
pinnings were announced to
day. PINNINGS
Linda Jensen, Alpha C h i
Omega junior from Kearney,
to Jim Levy, Sigma Alpha Mu
alum from Lincoln.
Jan Rahn, Gamma P h
Beta junior in business from
Burke, S.D., to Roger Han.
sen, Theta Xi senior in bus
iness from Fremont.
Jean Higgins, Pi Beta Phi
junior in Teachers from
Schuyler, to Gary Sup, Beta
Theta Pi senior in Teachers
from Albion.
Cindy Johnson, Delta Del
ta Delta sophomore in teach
ers from Lincoln, to Bob
Klein, Delta Tau Delta sen
ior in pre-law from Lincoln.
Linda Wright, Alpha Omi
cron Pi junior in Teachers
from Rapid City, S.D., to
Dick Harr, Theta Chi junior
at Wesleyan in physical ther.
apy from Potter.
ENGAGEMENTS
Sandra Claussen, Pound
Hall sophomore in Teachers
from Pender to Loren Os
trand of Pender.
Nancy Johannes from Lin
coln, to Merlin Scefkin, Ag
'Men junior in mechanized
agriculture from Columbus.
Erika Gerhardt, St. Eliza
beth graduate from Fairbury.
to Leroy Flock, Alpha Gam
ma Rho senior in business
administration from May
wood. Bonnie Kovar, Phi Mu jun
ior in elementary education
from Wilber, to Larry Kas
tanek, Alpha Gamma Rho
junior in agriculture educa
tion from Dorchester.
Susan Nestle, s e n t o r in
Teachers from Omaha, to
Jim Inness, junior in Teach
ers from Lincoln.
Linda Nelson, Kappa Del
ta senior in art from West
Point, to Larry Leistritz, Al
pha Gamma Rho junior in
agriculture from Lakeside.
Ruth S p e n c e, junior in
Teachers from Beatrice, to
Jim Tiemann, junior in bus
iness from Beatrice.
Barbara Weaver, Gamma
Phi Beta junior from Lincoln,
to Frank Mitchell from Lin
coln. Ann Capesuis, Gamma Phi
Beta senior in elementary
education from Pierce, to Al
Hansen from Plattsmouth.
CAMPUS CALENDAR
TODAY
ORTHODONTIC CONFER
ENCE, 9:45 a.m., 241 Nebras
ka Union
UNION Trips and Tours
Committee, 2:30 p.m., 232 Ne
braska Union
BUILDERS Calendar and
Directory, 3:30 p.m., 232 Ne
braska Union
BUILDERS College Days,
3:30 p.m., 234 Nebraska Un
ion YWCA Girls' Club. 3:30
p.m., 332 Nebraska Union
ASUN Student Senate, 4:00
p.m., Conference Rooms, Ne
braska Union
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE, Stu
dent to Student, 4:30 p.m.,
South Party Room, Nebraska
Union
RED CROSS, 4:30 p.m., 232
Nebraska Union
BUILDERS Tours, 4:30
p.m., 234 Nebraska Union
UNION Public Relations
Committee, 4:30 p.m., 235 Ne
braska Union
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE Pub
licity 4:30 p.m., 334 Nebraska
Union
TOASTMASTER'S CLUB,
4:30 p.m., Cafeteria Nebraska
Union
IFC, 7:00 p.m., Conferenct
i Rooms Nebraska Union
BUILDERS Board. 7:00
p.m., 232 Nebraska Union
GAMMA ALPHA ail, 7:00
p.m., 234 Nebraska Union
ALPHA PHI OMEGA, 7:00
p.m., 332 Nebraska Union
UNIVERSITY WILDLIFE
CLUB, 7:30 p.m.. South Par
ty Room, Nebraska Union
M A T II Counselors, 7:30
p.m., 349 Nebraska Union
DELTA SIGMA PI, Smoker,
7:30 p.m., .Pan .American
Room Nebraska Union
LAMBDA TAU, 7:30 p.m.,
340 Nebraska Union
FACULTY Newcomers
Club. 8:00 p.m., 235 Nebraska
Union
PI SIGMA ALPHA, 8:00
p.m., 334 Nebraska Union
AQUAQUETTES, 7 p.m.,
coliseum.
ORCHESIS, 7 p.m., Univer
sity High School auditorium.
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