University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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FOrtEWOI D Nebraska is a great state. Standing as it X does, in the center of the American contin- ent, it is rich in agricultural products, commerce, and service. This commonwealth is ably represented by its state university which has, for over a half century, been turning out hundreds of educated, fair-minded citizens with the spirit of patriotism and service. This year has been one of the greatest of them all for that school; Nebraska has advanced and in this year has assumed wonderful cHreams of future development. This, the Cornhusker of 1926, has endeavored to portray this one year of progress in the University of Nebraska and to show, in a small way, what the future holds forth. If it has done either, it has accomplished its purpose. m If YTT ' . ' . ,1111 iti, ■ iiiiiirii» ' HI HI 111 »»T 111 HI iiw 111 m m m m lil 111 ' IIITIIIIH ' I,,,,, I ' m NEBRASKAS ETHICS ' Scholar i p, ■ nan ncs , good iport.s ' infl)isliif) anA fair mindedncss — these form the code of } ehras}{a s Ethics

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i DH. H. B. ALEXANDEI To whom. IvaJK.sc lii.s ilranju oj the Unwcr- s ty ' s i(tii7f have ins invcl the tlicmc of tlii hool{ and his lofty idcaUsm ami liberal teacli )ig have rendered him to the youth of t ii stdtt ' a valued scnwit, wc dedieate tlii.s hoii!{

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r ' TTTTT CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION II COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 111 IV CLASSES ACTIVITIES V VI THLETICS VII MILITARY STUDENT LI Hi: ' jl!MMIT| ' BTT tmw f|| U| ill BH If W9W 111 Hi ■■■ |H HI HI ' HlHI Iiq . — - . ■■ . . ■ ■ ■ -- — ■,.,--■ ■— ■ .1 - - - F T T T T Tl NEBRASKA ' S SPIRIT That ahstraci. mJoiiiitcihlc jcc ' liii} siwu i)j;4 itsclj at all times — a .s iint which calls for L ' LjiwJitv to both friend and joe