Wednesday, zptil 23, 1970
NU alumni, memories to return
llsmotk s of footbsH rsross. cartfes 23d oil fri-r.H
return with 100 to 150 NU alansii for ths 55th cssud
Alumni Reunion Friday jkiJ Saturday.
Graduating ckn from 1926, 1936 asd 1951 wi2 be
honored, tsid Carole Reno, alumni reunions director.
The round-up will begin with a bznquet and awards
program at the Lincoln Elks dub Friday nfht, Reno Kid.
Five UNL gradtstes will be presented aluisci achievement
awards for outstanding achieTemect since kavir the
university.
Cczllircd frsni p. 1
l!tenberser concluded that, "I only hope that I wi3
be able to rebuild the pride and quality fci myself that I
once had."
Eurpe, b respond- to UZicbcrzti's chsrrj, c-J "I
don't consider a9 of it to be true. Fra dirppcind. I
thought we were fair.
Te always try to put our nine best players out there
to win," Sharpe said, lie (Uitenbergzr) lacked a little
talent, but he wouldn't aree. I think lie is a disappointed
young man trying to make khnself look good.'
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Commenting on allegations about lack of discipline on
road trips, Sharpe said he prefers to treat his players as
adults.
Te have no set training rules, he said. Te don't go
around looking for trouble."
"You're always going to get dissatisfied players now
and then," Sharpe said. "We try to treat every kid equal.
We're sorry he quit.
Athletic Director Bob Devaney said he had not heard
of M3tenbergers letter or allegations, but said he thought
it was the opinion of a dissatisfied individual.
. "I haven't heard all of the details, but every coach runs
into an individual who wants publicity that he hasn't
earned, Devaney said.
Award recipients are: T7juiam Colwell, class of 1936, (
I lay Springs farmer; Dcnall Gonzales, 1939, vice-pre&Ient y
for pubic affairs at the Colonial V1Hianrburg, V , Foua- X
datkra; Lewis Lehr, 1947, president of Uiited States cper-
ations of the 311 Co Jeannette Ofsoa BSlss, 1927, direc- -
tot of the l&braaka l!atropc!Itaa Opera dlzttkt auditions; fi
and Oak .T.2h, 1940, preddent cf Venger titemational )
and Tenger Overseas and director cf marketing research 5
for Verger ISanufacturhg Co. ft
Three graduates also wEl recehs DMsgihed Service
Awards (DSA) at the banquet, Reno said. The DSA was
started in 1940 for tiMhzpfcJhsd senics to the Alumni
Association, the ininenfty, community, state or natiox
The three DSA recxpiantsarc: 1VJ Amen, 1933, board
chairman of the National Eank of Commerce in iinccb;
Emnictt Junge, 1926, retired director cf tlx Iinccbi De
partment of Fublia VilTare end Safety; and Dr. Foster
iichett,1932,Ikrrmctbopedstcrgoa.
Student adurnni board members and red carpet day
. hosts and hostesses will conduct tosss cf Sheldon Idsmcr
fcl Art Ca-ery, L!orrZl lU and ether canrpuxlandniirks,
Reno sail. '
lU President DJJ. Vamcr w3 address a Saturday
luncheon and Interim ChanceSor Adam DeckenriJge will
host an afternoon tea for the 1926 class.
Fatties for each class at three linccla hotels wO con
clude the reunion, Reno said.
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