Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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- Y '-wr-i 45-f E i rw M Y . 111 til gi K ' f :-ff ' 1 s The cafeteria staff at Iohnson Hall is headed by Mrs, Iune Menefee. Other staff members are Mrs, Dorothy Olper, Mrs. Dot Krantz, Mrs. Katherine Kirlin, Mrs. Hazel Stokes, Mr. Floyd Baker, Mrs. Louise Herzog. Not pictured are Mrs. Florence Earl, Mrs. Hazel Schauppa, Mrs. Irene Wuester. Mr. Wilson Beaver is Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, and Snooper is seem- ingly the mascot of the maintenance crew. Standing-Mr. Ice Smith, Mr, Wilson Beaver, Mr. Fern Brown, Mr. Claude Bunting, Mrs. Roxie Cramer, Mr. Earl Messelhiser Kneeling-Mr, Iohn McAllister, Mr. Iames Varga Not pictured-Miss Lucille Martin, Mr. Clyde Barnes, Mr. Melvin Taylor, Mr. Roscoe Anderson, Mr. Merlyn Clark, Mr. Ray Hamilton fi'5s...f'-' sl. Qfrttiis iii 1111 .... ,s..., ....n.,. ...L , , W4, ,.A..,,, W. a

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, ff. 1 Q , ti, 7: ' 61 stall .'-Q4 . '3' . 4 L . . r ,os- fvY!7Q',,s..' MHS RUTH S CEDERDAHL A irft'-455 Miss Jorcts 1oHNsToN 'K+ is A. Secretary to the Dean 1' r..- G x M I KX tt 1 , Fkfgg 'DH Y' MRS. ARLENE MARSHALL MISS BETTY McDANlEL Secretary to the Chancellor Secretary to Mr. Welch MRS LOlS HAMMEL Director of the Student Union ,iv Although not pictured, the student secretaries are not forgotten. They put in a great deal ot time and effort in helping to keep things running smoothly. They keep files and records, take care of mail, and do numerous other tasks. Professors and administrators who hire these girls say they couldn't do Without them. ln tact, their only objection to student secretaries is that they graduate.

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Q A t.te'ifs'?1-'S' Y .F 1' N Yb SFX- julia' I Q L , -Ti? if Y ll 1 lf i, bg, - -1- J-Fiji , . s -N-Sa l- l A I We 5 i. ' ,- l ., ' x x l lb 1 . , - fix -ts!-:fn 'rr ' ,Vt Senior class officers are Blaine Rieke, president: Ray Kirk, secretary-treasurer: Bob leambey, orator, cmd Hex Bevins, chaplain. seniors The long-awaited Iune morning . . . grad- uate tries to listen to speaker, but mind wan- ders . . . recalls the ups and downs that are the memorable times at Nebraska Wesleyan Uni- versity . . . that first lonely day, and now, reluctantly, he comes to the realization that it is all over . . . the endless lines during registra- tion . . . Traditions Day . . . pep rallies . . . homecoming . . . the cold fingers and toes at football games . . . championship basketball and baseball teams . . . Christmas and Easter matins, chapels . . . spring tours . . . the crown- Page 28 ing oi the beauty queen at the Coronation Ball . . . the pageantry of Spring Pete . . . those sleepless nights and fears before the final ex- arnsg and then, when they are over, the empty feeling that this shall be no more . . . this is the end . . . but is it? . . . The sun is overhead now, not setting . . . there is a World of oppor- tunity . . . and he is fortified to face the World, fortified with knowledge and understanding. . . . S-E-N-l-O-R-S We are the class that spells Success