daily nebraskan
thursday, april 13, 1978
page 6
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Dinah has stepped
out of the kitchen
She Walketh Veiled and Sleeping
by Charlotte Perkins Gilman 1860-1935
She walketh veiled and sleeping,
For she knoweth not her power;
She obeyeth but the pleading
Of her heart, and the high leading
Of her soul, unto this hour.
Slow advancing, halting, creeping,
Comes the Woman to the hour!
She walketh veiled and sleeping,
For she knoweth not her power.
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I WHITING
Clockwise from left: Karen DeCeasare, an engineer-trainee
for Burlington Northern Railroad, stands on the locomo
tive engine she will operate after completing her training.
Working inside Burlington Northern's repair shop. Donna
Fletcher welds together a damaged coal car. Lue Ella
Brown, a carman for Burlington Northern, cleans and re
pairs the interiors of a box car. As a trackmobfle opera
tor, Cecilia Smith pulls damaged train cars into repair
shops at Burlington Northern's Havelock shop.
Photographs by Tim Ford
