Wednesday, September 7, 1977
daily nebraskan
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UNL's graduates honored
at upcoming Masters Week
Ten distinguished UNL graduates have
been invited to tell their experiences at
Masters Week, Nov. 9-12 on the UNL
campus.
The program, sponsored by Mortar
Board, Innocents Society and the Alumni
Association, gives students a chance to
talk to graduates who have "made it",
according to co-chairman Dave Roehr"
The grads are scheduled to address
student groups in residence halls, Greek
houses and classrooms as well as attend
a chancellor's luncheon, an Alumni House
reception and the NU-Kansas -football
game. . X
"It's quite an honor to be invited back
to the old alma mater as a master," Roehr
said.
E. Th one Johnson of Fremont is one
such master. He is a former state senator
and is presently the director of the Fre
mont National Bank, the Equitable Fed
ral Savings and Loan Assoc. of Fremont,
and Nebraska State Board of : Agriculture
and the State Fair Board, He graduated
from NU in 1927 with a B.S. degree in
Agriculture,
Others include Dr. Phillip E. Franson.
Herbert A. Belkin, John P. Rossie, Gerald
G. Toy, Marilyn Coffey, James W. Hanson,
Robert F, Krohn and Edward McConnell.
Dean invited
Franson is the dean of University
Extension at the University of California
Los Angeles. He has a doctorate in Adult
Education and Sociology from UCLA and
took his B. A, and M.A. degrees in geo
graphy and economics at UNL.
Belkin is the vice president of opera
tions for the American Broadcasting Com
panies (ABC), Inc. He graduated from UNL
in 1962 and Rutgers School of Law in
1965. He lives in Studio City, Calif.
Rossie, a 1947 NU graduate in mechani
cal engineering, is the Director of Special
Projects for the Denver office of R.W.
Beck and Associates, an engineering firm.
Gerald Toy is a consulting actuary and a
vice president of Milliman & Robertson,
Inc., specializing in employee benefit plan
eivices. He received his bachelor's degree
from the U and his masters degree in
actuarial science from the. University of
Michigan.
Marilyn Coffey, is a novelist, poet,
essayist and journalist whose work has
been published regularly since 1956.
A 1959 NU graduate, Coffey is an ad
junct assistant professor at Pratt Institute
in Brooklyn, N.Y., and also teaches at the
Woman School in Manhattan.
Chief economist
James Hanson has been chief economist
for the Exxon Corporation in New York
since 1970. He received a B.S. degree in
1947 and a M.S. degree in 1949 from NU.
In 1952 he received his Ph.D. in eceono- .
mics from M.I.T.
. Robert Krohn, a 1960 NU graduate in
civil engineering is president of Henningson
Durham Richardson, an international archi
tecutral engineering firm with an invoicing
volume over $25 billion. , -
Edward McConnell . is the Director
of the National Center for State Courts in
Denver.
Patricia Smith, a National Republican
committeewoman has also been asked to
participate but has not yet accepted.
Exchange still going strong
The 1977 ASUN Book Exchange hasn't
been shelved yet.
The exchange will be open from noon
to 5 p. m. today in the North and South
Conference Rooms in the Nebraska Union
basement, according to Mike Brogan, ex
change co-chairman.
Brogan said there are many general
inierest books, as well as text books, left
from sales last week.
r- Receipts from books . sold Monday
through - Friday last week came to
$3,132.48, Brogan said, with about 5QQ
separate sales. .
,The exchange will be open from 12 to 5
p.m. Thursday and Friday so students can
claim books they brought to the exchange,
Brogan said. -
Next Monday, cash payments for sold
books can be received at the ASUN Of
fice, Nebraska Union 334, Brogan added.
Although the actual profit or loss will
not be determined until Friday, Brogan
said he thinks the Book Exchange was
profitable this year.
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