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Winners Feb. 25
'Ideal, Outstanding'
Finalists Announced
Seven coeds and seven men
have been announced as final
ists for the titles of Ideal Ne
braska Coed and Outstanding
Collegiate Man.
The winners will be pre
sented at the Coed Follies Pro
gram, "No Men Allowed"
Feb. 25 in. Pershing Audi
torium. The show is sponsored
annually by the Associated
Women Students (AWS).
The seven coeds who will
compete for Ideal Coed are
Jeanne Fauss, Carolyn Free
man, Pamela Hedgecock, Jan
Kaufmann, Candy Sasso, Joan
Spivey and Erma Winterer.
The finalists for Outstand
ing Collegiate Man are Roger
Doerr, F. C. Green, Larry
Johnson, Jim Kinyoun, Gary
Larsen, Robert Milligan and
Andrew Taube.
Finalists were chosen by a
student-faculty interviewing'
board on the basis of scholar
ship, leadership and service.
in cni. i. P ' fin,alists &re- ('eft to right, front row) Carolyn Free
man, Joan Spivey, Jeanne Fauss; (back row) Candv Sasso, Jan Kaufman, Erma Win
terer, Pamela Hedgecock.
OUTSTANDING COLLEGIATE MAN . . . finalists are: (left to
drew Taube, Robert Milligan, James Kinyoun; (back row) Gary
Roger Doerr, Larry Johnson.
right, front row) An
Larsen, F. C. Green,
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Red Cross has recently an
sistants to 13 committees:
Chairmen: Lynn Grosscup,
publicity; Mary Cay Stuart,
Whitehall; Mary Linda Slie,
leadership; Charlotte Peter
son. Cedars; Cindy Sitorius,
adult activities: Eileen Jed
licka, handicraft; Cindy Pau
ley, Malone Center; Kent
Oates, Lark School; Ann Mc
Gough, Villa Marie; Sally Mc
Gee, state hospital; John Hail,
veterans; Jody White, ortho
pedic; and Vicki Metzger,
water safety.
Assistants: Margo McMas
ter and Ann Ward, publicity;
Jean Higgins and Steve Bai
ley, Whitehall; Trudy Lieber
man, leadership; Kathy Bar
ber, Cedars; Judy fassler
and Debbie Wrightman, adult
activities; Celia Ahrens,
handicraft: Linda Jensen, Ma
lone Center; Sheri Sicklebau
er. Lark School; Barb Gueck,
Villa Marie; Jo McDowell and !
Sue Rusmisell ,state hospit
al: Pat Murphy, vets; Barb
Tetro, orthopedic; and Karen
Heitkotter and Ted Williams,
water safety.
The newly elected officers
of Acacia Fraternity for 1966
are: Eric Brown, president;
Bob Zieg, vice president; By
ron Moore", pledge trainer;
Todd Harrison, social chair
man; Bill Hayes, public rela
tions; Duane Gemelke. secre
tary; Steve Gold, treasurer;
Ken Rhylander, rush chair
nan; Bob Thienel, house man
lger; and Bob van Neste, ad
lisor. New officers of the Italian
Club are: Margo McMaster,
president; Mark Gruett, vice
president; Tavya Bloomgren,
Mueller
Dies In
Plunge
A University benefactor
who donated the carillon tow
er and planetarium, Ralph S.
Mueller, apparently leaped to
his death from fire escape on
the apartment building where
he lived in Cleveland. Ohio.
Police said that Mueller, 88.
had twice undergone surgery
for cancer in the past year.
He left a note on his desk,
but police did not reveal its
contents.
Mueller, a native of Coun
cil Bluffs, la., was the found
er and senior partner of Muel
ler Electric Co. in Cleveland.
He had made many contri
butions to the University,
from which he held two de
grees, including an honorary
doctorate.
Along with the carillon tow
er and the Ralph Mueller
Planetarium, he donated a
number of museum exhibits
to the University.
A University Foundation
spokesman said that Mueller
hs donated a total of $158,
000 to the University.
secretary; and Wayne Stoe
ber, treasurer.
The new officers of Xi Chap
ter of Phi Upsilon Omicron,
the home economics honorary
professional fraternity, are:
Joanne Thurber, president;
Janice Kaufman, vice presi
dent; Joyce Otteman, secre
tary; Jesse Kerry, treasurer;
Judy Trumble, chaplain; Peg
Wagner, candle reporter;
Mary Russnogle, historian;
Dixie Lewis, librarian; and
Helen Mathers, reporter.
The newly elected officers
of Kappa Sigma Fraternity
are: Bill Struyk, president;
Dick Weerts, vice president;
Todd Sorenson, master of cere
monies; Doug Miller .secre
tary; and Ken Gaskins, treas
urer. The Cornhusker Co-op Inc.
has elected new officers. They
are: Charles Olander, presi
dent; Don Cordes, vice presi
dent: Tom Pesek, secretary;
Joe Stehlik, treasurer; Dale
'arstensen, steward ; Leroy
"ichoen. corresponding secre
tary; Ben Bilka, scholastic
chairman; Duane Meyer, In
ter Co-op Council representa
tive. Jack Guggenmos has been
elected president of Delta Up
silon fraternity.
Phi Delta theta fraternity
has elected new officers: Bill
Haug, president; Arnie Peter
son, vice president; Tom
Tinstman. secretary; and Jim
Walters, social chairman.
New officers for Ag Men
are: Michael Wobig, presi
dent; Tom Drudick, first vice
president; Leonard Jedlicka,
second vice president; Leon
Orender, treasurer; JackVan
devalle, secretary.
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Enrollmeiit
Gains Set
New Mark
Second semester enrollment
at the University is up 2,135
students, 17.1 per cent more
than a year ago, for an all
time spring term record of
14,596, according to the regis
trar's office.
The office noted that enroll
ment gains are general
throughout the institution con
tinuing the trend in which an
increasing percentage of stu
dents who enroll proceed to
wards graduation.
Late registrations may in
crease the total slightly. The
14,596 enrollment is composed
of regularly-enrolled students
only and does not incluue eve
ning and extension class en
rollments. This marks the seventh
straight spring term that Uni
versity enrollments have ad
vanced a?:d represents a gain
of 6.627 students since the
spring of I960
Of the 14,596 students en
rolled, 519 are on the Omaha
campus with the balance on
the Lincoln campus
Italian Club
Features Solos
Italian vocal solos and two
films will be featured at a
meeting of the Italian Club at
8 p.m. Thursday in the Ne
braska Union.
Installation of next year's
officers will also be held.
The officers are: Margo Mc
Master, president; Mark
Gruett. vice president; Tavya
Bloomgren, secretary; and
Wayne Stoeber, treasurer.
Cigarette Ignites
Fire In Closet
A cigarette ignited an oil
treated dust mop in a jani
tor's closet in the Nebraska
Union shortly before 1 p.m.
Tuesday, sending clouds of
smoke into the student lounge
area and the Union offices.
Nebraska Union Director
Allen H. Bennett noticed the
smoke and u s e d a nearby
fire extinguisher to fight the
flames.
Three Lincoln Fire Depart
ment pumpers and two lad
der trucks responded to the
alarm, but Bennett and Union
employes were able to extin
guish the blaze before they
arrived. Firemen said there
was no apparent damage oth
er than the mop.
Gissom Named
To Committee
Dr. Robert Gissom, chair
man of the department of in
ternal medicine, has been ap
pointed to a three-year term
on the great plains regional
research committee of the
American Heart Association's
research council.
As a committee member,
Grissom will attend a meeting
in Minneapolis Feb. 18 to Feb.
20.
Chorale To Give
Concert Monday
The seventy-voice Symphony
Chorale, accompanied by
thirty members of the Lin
coln Symphony Orchestra, will
present Haydn's "The Seas
ons" Monday. '
The concert will begin at 8
p.m. at St. Paul's Methodist
Church, 12th and M. Tickets
cost $1.
NU Greeks
Aid Heart
Fund Drive
Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledg
es will aid the Lincoln area
Heart Association in their
project, "Charity Chariot".
Pledges will pull a chariot
along "0" Street from 10th to
16th Streets from 8 p.m., Fri
day, until 9 p.m., Saturday.
They will travel ore mile
for every $10 collected for the
Heart Fund Drive. The names
of contributors will be on dis
play in a window at 13th and
"O" Streets. Contributions
may be sent to "Charity Char
iot", Heart Association, 313
Lincoln Center Building.
This is the first anniversary
of the Heart Fund Drive pro
ject. Last year Phi Delta The
ta pledges ran one hundred
miles through downtown Lin
coln and collected more than
$1,800.
ETV Premiers
Childbirth Show
"Nine to Get Ready." a
series on pregnacy and child
birth from conception through
infant care, will premier
March 1 on the Nebraska Edu
cation Television Network and
was filmed at the University
Medical Center in Omaha.
The scripts were prepared
by members of the depart
ment of obstetrics and gyne
cology and filmed and pro
duced under a $14,000 grant
from the Nebraska State
Health Department's division
of maternal and child health.
Dr. J. Robert Bragonier, a
resident at the medical col
lege, is host for the series.
Placement
Interviews
The following placement in
terviews are scheduled for the
weeks of Feb. 16 and Feb. 21.
Wednesday, Feb. 16
Consumers Public Power District. R S .
E E.. M.E.. Home Boon.
Caterpillar Tractor Comranv. B.S.. M S.
-Aer.E.. C.E.. E E., M.E.. Ch. E.. Ar.
lelanese Corporation of America All
degrees Chem., Ch.E., M.E.: B S.
Acctg.: M.S. M.A. - Acctg.; M.S.. Ph.D.
-Physics
NASA - Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston, all degrees E E., M.E.. A E.:
M.S.. Ph.D. - Mam., Phvsics - al least
2.5 ave.
Ford Motor Company, B S.. M.S. - E E.,
M.E., Ch.E.. Met. E.; M.S., Ph. D. -Chem..
Met.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States, Bus. Adm., Lib. Art's.
General Foods Jello Division, to be
announced at a later date.
Thursday, Feb. 17
Shell Companies, all degrees - Agr. or
related fields; B.S., M.S. - Ch. E., E.E.,
M.E.: all degrees Chem.
Cummins Engine Company, Incor
r rated. B.S. - Bus. Adm., EE., I E.;
S., M.S. - M.E., Acctg., MkU.. Mgmt.
M.S. M A. - Econ.; M B A.
Hallmark Cards Incorporated. B.S B.A.
M B A. - Bus. Adm., Lib Arts. Mktg.,
Acctg., Math.. I.E., M.E.. Ch.E., Prod.
MagmU, Printing or Graphic Arts, Paper
Chem., Econ., Fine Arts, Com. An.
Journ., English.
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Company,
Bus. Adm., Acctg., those in Law or
Engrg. with interest in income taxes or
mgmt. controls.
Catepillar Tractor Company, as before.
Procter k Gamble Distributing Com
pany, B.S. MB. A., M.S. M.A., M.B.A.
Bus. Adm., Lib. Arts.
Friday, Feb. 18
Wisconsin Electric Power Company. B.
S., M S. - E.E.. M E.
Philip G. Johnson lc Company, B.S.,
M S M.A - Acctg.
Proctor k Gamble Distrubitiiur Com
pany, as before.
Fairmont Foods Company, B.S. - Bus.
Adm., Acctg., Dairy Technology.
The Quaker Oats Company. B.S. M.E.,
EE., Ch. E I.E., Bus. Adm., Mktg.,
Prod. Mgmt., Acctg.
Acuta Casualty and Surety Company,
Bus. Adm., Lib. Arts, any major.
Humble Oil 4c Refining Company, B.S.
B.A., M.S. M.A. - Majors with at least
1 yr. college math., some advertising,
economics, statistics, acctg., and related
business subjects.
Monday, Feb. 21
California State Personnel Board k
California State Government. B.S., M.S. -CE.
Stouffer Foods Corporation, Rome Econ.,
Bus. Adm., Lib. Arts.
Texaco Incorporated, all degreees-Cehm.
Geol , Physics. Applied Math., E.E., Bus.
Adm.. Ch.E.. M.E.; B.A. - Lib, Arts.
U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake. All degrees - E E., M.E..
Ch. E., Aero. E., Physics; M.S., Ph.D.-
Chem., Main.
The Trane Company, B.S. - C.E., M.E.,
f-h K . An. E.: M.S. , M.E.
Proctor k Oambic Company- Summer
Employment, Men one year from final
degree in Ch.E., M.E.. E.E.. C.E., Chem.
Tuesday, Feb. 22
Collins Radio Company, all degrees
E.E.i B.S.. M.S.-M.E.S B.S.-Acctg.
The Trane Company, as before.
IBM Corporation. B.S. BA.. M.S.
M.A. - E.F... M E.. I.E.. Ch. E., EM.
Physics. Acctg.. Bus. Adm., Prod. Con
trol, Mktg., Math.
Procter k Gamble Company - bummer
Employment, as before.
stouiter roods corporation r-arn (.am
is. Wednesday. Feb. 23
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company.
B.S-Chem.. EE., B.S.. M.S.-Ch.E.. M.
E.. I.E.
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company-
International Company, B.S. -Bus. Adm.,
Mktv., Econ., Ind. Mgmt., Chem., Ch.fe...
M.E., I.E., E.E., Acctg.. Ag.E., C.E..
Physics.
Armstrong Cork Company, B.S. B.A.
Bus. Adm.. Lib. Arts. Ch.E.. E E, M E.
Collins Radio Company, as before.
Marathon Oil Company-Denver Research
Center, B.S.-ch.E., Chem., Ph.D.-Ch.E..
Chem.
IBM Corporation, as before.
THURSDAY, FEB. 24
Deere and Company, all degrees-M.E.,
BS., M.S. E.E., Ch.E., I.E., B.S B.A.,
M.S. M.A. . M B.A.-Bus Adm.. Lib. Art.
Acctg., Math., Mktg.
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Company, B.S.
Ch.E.. C.E.. E.E., M.E., Arch., all degrees-Teh
m. Physics.
Stanley Engineering Company, B S.-C.E..
Arch.E., Arch.. B.S., M.S.-.M.E., E E.
Prudential Insurance Company of Amer
ica Alt rifpree-Ftns Adm.. Lib. Arts.
Black and Veatch, 3.S.-C.E.. E E., M.E..
Arch.E., Ch.E., Arch.
Motorola Incorporated - Military el
ectronic Division. B.S.-.M.E., B.S., M.S.
E E.
FS Services, Incorporated. B.S. -Bui.
Adm. with Agr. background.
Doctors Present
Research Paper
Dr. Donald Dunlop, assis
tant instructor of obstetrics
and gynecology, presented a
paper "before the 35th annual
meeting of the Royal College
of Physicians and Surgeons
of Canada.
Entitled ' Peptides of Am
niotic Fluid and Serum," the
paper was co - authored by
Dunlop and Dr. Wayne Ryan,
associate professor of bio
chemistry and research as
sociate professor of obstetrics
and gynecology.
- The meeting was held in
Montreal, Quebec.
ir-C o-nie TfuwnnmtMl . Past Cam-
pUS, B.S.-Agriculture.
FRIDAY, FEB. 25
uAVAi. Imvmul . Military El
ectronic Division, as before.
Northwestern National Bank of Min
neapolis. B.S.-B.A., M.S. M.A.-B u .
Adm . r-con.
Bus. Adm., Lib. Arts. Acctg.. Math.
jewel iea tomiuiiji hti iw .ij.
B.A.-Bus. Adm.. Lib. Arts. Acctg., Chem
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r.ngineers. ,-iciii?iii-iiin, ,-
Mgmt., Mtg., Transportation, warehoua-
Corps of Engineers. B.S., M.S.-Ch.E..
fc.fc... l.r... rcn. r..
J C Penney Company. B.S. B.A.-Bus.
Adm ', Lib. Arts. Home Econ
Chicago. Rodk island and PacUk Rail,
road B.S., M. B.S. -Bus. Adm.. Acctg..
?E ME.. EE., I.E.. Transportation.
Sales.
Lincoln Liberty cue insurant miiv"j.
B.S. -Bus. Adm.
Times Set
For 'Ideal'
Interviews
Finalists for Ideal Nebras
ka Coed and Outstanding Col
legiate Man will be inter
viewed Thursday night in the
Nebraska Union.-': " .
This final interview will
choose the two winners, who
will be announced at Coed Fol
lies. Feb. 25.
The interview times for
Ideal Nebraska Coed are:
Jeanne Fauss, 6:30; Carolyn
Freeman. 6:45; Pamela
Hedgecock. 7; Jan Kaufmann,
7:15; Candy Sasso, 7:30; Joan
Spivey, 7:45; Erma Winterer,
8.
Times for Outstanding
Collegiate Man finalists in
terviews are: Roger Doerr,
6:30; F. C. Green, 6:45; Larry
Johnson, 7; Jim Kinyoun,
7:15; Gary Larsen, 7:30; Rob
ert Milligan, 7:45; and An
drew Taube, 8 p.m.
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IViiic Seniors
On Field Trip
The second field trip of a
University institutional man
agement class recently took
nine University seniors, all
majors in food and nutrition,
to the University's Medical
School in Omaha.
The first trip was a tour
of Lincoln area hospitals.
Dieticians and staffs of the
hospitals on both trips ex
plained the physical organiza
tion and types of management
used by their institutions so
the students could compare
differing facilities, Mrs. Marie
Penner, class instructor, ex
plained. The students taking part in
these trips included: Sandra
Crispin, Sherry Gray, Sarah
Nenaud, June Steele, Mrs.
Kathleen Lasnetske, Sandra
Heybrock, Sandra Stork, Polly
Zillick and Susan Wiles.
BOOTSTRAPPERS
(TEACHERS AND CRAD STUDENTS, TOO)
MONEY $25 TO
IN I DAY $2000
ON YOUR
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BY PHONE
MONEY MONTHLY NO. OF AMOUNT
VOO GET PAYMENT MO. PMTS. OF MOTE
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340.27 19.00 24 456.00
600.1 S 28.00 30 840.00
997.37 45.00 30 1350.00
1491.97 57.00 36 2052.00
1960.97 73.00 36 2628.00
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Women as smart as men?
Tests show that women, on the average, have the
same intelligence as men. If this is what you've
always maintained, here's your chance to explore
a career that will give you the opportunity to
prove it and make it pay off.
Women life insurance representatives earn
the same commissions as men. They have the
same chance to meet interesting and successful
people in their work. They provide a genuine
service to others by helping them find financial
security.
To learn more about the challenge of a sales
career with Prudential Insurance Company, make
an appointment through your placement office to
visit with a Prudential executive. He will be on
campus Thursday, February 24.
The Prudential
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
North Central Home Office Minneapolis, Minn.
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124 North 12th Street
Dial 432-8556
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