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PAGE 6 The Daily Nebraskan Monday, May 8, 1967 Professor More Students May Day Court Chosen Stud?nt M ExPert To sik About 'R,"g,1,s' J. 0 Ji tOOll at LlJi O iLVlAi ttVO J.J A,a,iomi c..i o vt nn ct,.. nnd tonics committee; 4re Nominated For Award Jump From Page 1 Col. 3 Seven students and one faculty member received letters of nomination for Outstanding Nebras kan since Thursday. Former ASUN President Terry Schaaf, chairman of the first Faculty Evaluation Book Ladd Lonnquist, for mer AUF president Bob Milligan, former ASUN sen ator Curt Bromm, PSA chairman Mel Schlachter, IDA member Dave Shonka and graduate student James Parsons were nominated for the student award; and poli tical science professor Ivan Volgyes received a nomina tion for the faculty recog nition. They join Dr. John Lonn quist, Dr. Peter Wolfe, Dr. Lisle Rose and professor Stephen Cole as well as Larry Johnson, Joan Mc Clymont and Bob Samuel bater, and vice-president of dent of ASUN, a varsity de son who were nominated earlier in the week. SchaaPs Nomination Two letters nominating Schaaf stressed his service to his fraternity and to ASUN "never sacrificing one for the other." The letters pointed out that he has served as a Student Senator, president of the Union Program Coun cil, member of the Publi cations Board, member of the faculty senate subcom mittee on student affairs, delegate to the ASUN con stitutional convention, presi his fraternity. Under Schaaf s adminis tration, one letter said, the student bill of rights was written, work began on a court, housing regula tions were discussed and changes suggested and a program to inform the state and the Unicameral of Uni versity needs was imple mented. Ladd Lonnquist A letter nominating Ladd Lonnquist stressed his work on the Faculty Evaluation Book, in his fraternity and Red Cross. "He took upon himself not only the responsibility but the actual work of writ ing and assembling the Fa culty Evaluation Booklet." The letter also states that Ladd, a recipient of the ASUN Distinguished Ser vice Award, has shown a "concern for and desire to do something about im proving the University com munity." He has served as vice president of his fraternity, president of Red Cross and over-all Spring Day chair man. Milligan's Nomination M i 1 1 i g a n s nomina tion cited him for service "far above that which is normally expected of a col lege student." It continues that he has served as treasurer of Corn Cobs, president of AUF and treasurer of Innocents. "He has shown his leader ship abilities also in his fraternity," the letter adds, where he has been presi dent and vice-president and has initiated such activities as a scholarship incentive program and extensive com munity service work. Bromm Nomination Three letters nominating Bromm listed positions he has held as vice-president of East Union, chancellor of Alpha Zeta, ASUN senator, member of Innocents and . pledge trainer and rush chairman of his fraternity. Bromm's work as ASUN Legislative Liaison chair man drew praise from all three letters. The job. one letter said, was "certainly no easy task to fulfill and is one which could easily be slighted because of the complex issues and broad duties." He has done a "magnifi cent job of working with the state legislature, ably rep resenting the student's opin ion and interests; fielding many difficult and complex questions directed at him from state senators," the letter added. Schlatter's Nomination Schlatter's nomination refers to him as "a person Immediate Openings NEBRASKA UNION Truck Driver Mon. thru Fri., 6:45 A.M.-8:30 A.M. Cafeteria Bussers Mon. thru Fri., 1 1 :00 A.M. - 1 :00 P.M. (Male er Female) (Can continue into Summer Session) Apply: Mr. Barnes, Nebraska Union III who contributes much be hind the scenes" as it cites his work as chairman of the ASUN advisory board com mittee, chairman of the PSA and a University de bater as examples. The letter also states that he was a member of the All - University Champion Quiz Bowl team last year and a member of this year's runner-up team, a Career Scholar and was secretary of Residence Association for Men (RAM). Schlachter, the letter con tinues, has also served the University as recording sec retary of the Abel Hall con stitutional convention, as chairman of the co-educational housing committee, membership in Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha. Dave Shonka Nominee The letter nominating Dave Shonka stressed his work in dorm government, and particularly in sug gesting an IDA - IFC -Pan-Fellenic council. Shonka was the chairman of the coed visiting com mittse and designed a Re gents report on social and recreational facilities, the letter said. Shonka is also a mem ber of Phi Eta Sigma scholastic honorary. Parsons Nomination James Parsons, a gradu ate student in the depart ment of microbiology was nominated for his work in science-related fields. The letter said that Par sons is a NASA Fellow in the microbiology depart ment, a member of Sigma Xi science honorary and the Nebraska Academy of Sciences. "His leadership ability and popularity are best examplified, however, by his work as president of the newly formed Graduate Faculty Association, the letter said. Volgyes Nomination The letter nominating Ivan Volgyes, political science instructor, stressed his "rapport with students and his treatment of them as colleagues." In addition to r g u 1 a r class and research activi ties, the letter said, Volgyes met with a student group this year to study theories of communism. "This class was a "high ly informal but respectful one." the letter said, "and he brought to his classes a wealth of background." The letter concluded, "Volgyes represents the liv ing qualities of both formal ; and informal education." , chairman of Panhellenic, and a member of Alpha Delta Pi. SHERI SICKT.EBOWER, a sophomore from Gothen burg, is a member of Tas sels, Angel B'light, and has been a Red Cross chairman, a Career Scholar, and Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. NANCY PROBASCO, a sophomore from Lincoln, has been a student senator, a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, a Regents' scholar, recipient of a William Gold scholarship Key, and Kappa Kappa Gamma sorotiy. LINDA PARKER, a sopho more from Kearney, is a member of AWS, an AUF chairman, a member of Al pha Lambda Delta, and a member of Gamma Phi Beta. CHERYL TRITT, a sopho more from Kimball, has been a staff writer for the Daily Nebraskan and will serve as next year's news editor, has won a journalism gold key, a member of Alpha Lambda Delta honorary, and Gamma Phi Beta. MARYANN JORGENSEN, a sophomore from Lincoln, has been a Builders chairman, secretary of the Nebraska Council of Youth, president of Alpha Lambda Delta honor ary, a Regents scholar, win ner of a journalism gold key, and a member of Delta Gam ma. MARGO McMASTER, a sophomore from Lincoln, is president of Italian Club, Publications Board member, is a career scholar, winner of a journalism gold key, a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, and vice-president of Chi Omega. KENDRA SCHEPERS, a sophomore from Shelton, is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta honorary, treasurer of Burr East Hall, member of the Hospitality Days. Named as pages were: CRICKETT BLACK, a fresh man from Scottsbluff, who is an ASUN associate, Builders assistant chairman and a member of Delta Gamma. SUSIE JENKINS is a Lin coin freshman, who served as an ASUN associate, is a Ne b r a s k a Union committee chairman, a Madrigal Singer, a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, and Pi Beta Phi and is a Builders committee chair man. LINDA JEFFREY, a Lin coln freshman, is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, an ACE committee chairman, a Red Cross assistant commit tee chairman, a member of the Teachers College Advisory Board and Chi Omega. SUSIE WILIAMS, a fresh man from Omaha, has been an ASUN associate, an AWS worker, a member of the In terdorm Council, a Nebraska Union committee chairman, a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and Kappa Alpha Theta. Academic Freedom and Searle an pxnert on stu- and topics committee'. Student Rights will be the dent movements over the Dr. Searle will speak in subject of a speech pre- nation, according to Bob the union on Wednesday, sented by Dr. John R. 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