Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Our Chancellor . . . Dr. Benjamin F. Schwartz, stands before the fireplace in his home, warms his hands, and smiles. Through his cheerful ma nner, and his keen sympathy for the problems of others, he has endeared himself to the hearts of Nebraska Wesleyan students. ' fl .(f. Hk Dean Cuff . . . Dr. R. P. Cuff, Dean of Liberal Arts College, and Mrs. Cuff, recent residents of Texas, pose for an informal picture. As head of the English department. Dr. Cuff amuses his students with pronuncia- tions imported from the South.

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Famous Favorite Of H esleyan Men and M omen Delicious Food, courteous service and the finest facilities combine with the ever present collegiate atmosphere to make Hotel Corn- husker the social headquarters for grads and undergrads alike Formal or Informal, grand ball or an after-the- game snack, your function will satisfy you most when planned for the Cornhusker. Hotel Cornhusker LINCOLN, NEBRASKA — UNDER SCHIMMEL DIRECTION

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iv4 5 THE SEASON ' S GREETINGS! f iCtut-e Save time and money. Come and shop with us. Avoid the crowds. Here you will find Gifts for all the family. Books, Dictionaries, Bibles, Pictures, Novelties, Stationery, Leather Goods, Candies, jewelry, Pens, Pen- cils, Pillows, Memory Books, Book Ends, Magazine Sub- scriptions, Greeting Cards, Fancy Wrappings, Novelties, for your Parties. WESLEYANN COLLEGE BOOKSHOPP Miss Hannah Jensen. Prop. 2711 No. 48th St., Bus Depot 6-1608 ' Everi thi)if For The Student MAYO DRUG CO. The Drug Store on the Corner 2700 North 48th Phone 6-2000 HURRY DOWN TO US for your Every Need The Editor Speaks - - Hello. This column gives the editor a chance to ramble and discuss, and your only defense is to ignore, but please be kind. Your 1940 Plainsman makes an attempt to blend care- fully selected pictures and short, concise articles into a graphic record of the year ' s events — the ones that mean the most to you, the students of Nebraska Wesleyan. Campus life and activities are emphasized in this publica- tion which exists primarily for the students, and for the faculty which is closely linked to the student body. To obtain uniformity, the 1940 Plainsman has only two columns (always the same width) to the page, a step toward easy reading and attractiveness, which facili- tates the mixing of pictures and written material. Brief write-ups, blended with pictorial matter, offer a magazine type of presentation. THE PLAINSMAN Magazine of NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 1939-1940 AUTUMN EDITION. 1939 Editor. Warren E. Johnston Business Manager, James L. Tipton Associate Editor, Bruce E. Keith Assistant Bus. Mgr., Wilmer G. Woltemath