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

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Office of Top: The Office of Admissions, located in llie Administration Hall, has charge of all admissions, registrations, and the accrediting of all collegiate institnlions and secondary schools in Nebraska. Bottom: The long hours of registration are now a thing of the past. With the assist- ance of the new IBM class cards, a student now iills out his schedule, has it checked by a supervisor to see I ha I his sections are not closed, and is issued class cards, thus com- pleting the registration process in the average time of ten minutes. Above: It is said llial tlii o 1 t i c e is the Alpha and the Omega of all students entering the University of Nebraska. It is the one office lesponsible for keeping complete and personal informalion on c ( rv sludcnl. The staff, numbering more than l cnty-fi e pci- sons. i rcsponslMc lor ihc editing iyid pub- lishing of all official catalogues and bulletins, determining advanced standing credit, and passing upon all a|)plications for diplomas and certificates. Page 26

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Alumni The University of Nebraska Alumni Asso- ciation is completing its seventy-fourth year of existence to foster a spirit of loyalty and friendship among former students and, in an organized, co-operative effort, to do anything which will add to the development, achieve- ment, and honor of Nebraska. Each year at Commencement time, the alumni RoundUp is held. Former students who have done nuich for Nebraska are hon- ored with Distinguished Service Awards. Each February, the thirty-six charter Uni- versity of Nebraska alumni clubs across the nation gather to observe the university ' s birthday. The organization is the tie of former stu- dents with their university. The Nebraska Alumnus published monthly except July and August, the football tabloid, and other association publications bring news of the university and old friends to the alumni. The Association is responsible for main- taining records on the more than 70.000 for- mer Nebraska students. On cards like these on the right, the story is told Ijv classes, alpha- betically, and geographically. Fritz Daly. ' 29. Alumni association secretary and editor of the Alumnus. DoDSOQ Arthur Allan A.lice M Pe ' ersen fa-. ' C li Dobaon Wife: Arthur Kllaa Alice K Petersen 3U0 S ierH »n Blvd Lincoln Vetw Greeic Mlaalon Diplorjitic Poucn 3er a x: ' r pt BUg Vaahtngton D C Jttel Crnnd© BreVigne At.i na Crerce R citlent i ' Ma lnguiahed Senrlee A«%rri (TI of S Aluaol Aes ' D) 19X2 Dobtoa Arthur Allan fflfi-i: Alice U pfltenCD 3140 Sheridan Blvd tincola Babr (Bes) 810 riret Batlooal Bank Bld« Lincoln Hi U15 J ' lrloi, Ave iJraveralty Ve (=-- ' IM ' Mr.. ' , . ' jt..r iooai Bor.k. Bldg Llrc Vl?pl.;in Llflcmistic Fouc Si-r Dept 31(ig Veuhlngton D C ji .» i, • Hotel Grande Brcr.agne Athens Greece » .T.Lc ' - ?.r- o-stin.ftl ' ;.r. Bi-ir.ch ' ■ Contractor Arthur k Dobaon Co It Col U 3 ArnQF -., ' ■ ' ' ' ° ' !=obert s[ ' -Waran ' r iVim. fcr fte ' iO For covers like these on the left, the Alumnus, the association ' s monthly publica- tion, received an Award of Merit for out- standing editorial achievement in publication of an alumni magazine in the 1947 magazine awards competition sponsored by the Ameri- can Alumni Council. Page 25

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Admissions DR. G. W. ROSENLOF. Ph.D.. L.L.D. Registrar I niversity Examiner Dirertor of Adniission.s Secretary of the Faculties Right: The last contact a student has with the Registrar ' s Office is the graduation ceremony. Before tlie student can receive his degree, the office must certify his credits and check to see that he has completed all re(|uire- ments for graduation. Left: Many revolutionary developments have changed the University of Nebraska be- cause of machines such as the one shown in this picture. From scoring exams to making cards for registration and preparing class rosters and students ' term reports, Interna- tional Business Machines have developed the Admission ' s Office into an efficient and speedy organization.