University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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STUART BALLER Physical Education University of Omaha, 1938, M.A., University of Nebraska, 1932, National Basketball Association, National Health and Physical Ed- ucation Association, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa, Spon- sor, Alpha Phi Omega. BENJAMIN BOYCE English University of Omaha, 1933, Ph. D., Harvard, 1933, Phi Beta Kap- pa, Studied, Widener Library, Cambridge, British Museum, Lon- don, Author, Torn Brown of Faceliouf Memory, 1939, Spon- sor, Sigma Tau Delta. MARTIN W. BUSH Music University of Omaha, 1933, F.A. G.O., 1932, Concert organist, Joslyn Memorial, Organist, First Central Congregational Church, National Music Teachers' Associ- ation, Nebraska Music Teachers' Association, Omaha Music Teachers' Association. HENRY G. COX Music University of Omaha, 1933, B. M., Des Moines Musical College, 1897, National Music Educators Association, Nebraska Music Teachers' Association, Clef club, Forum club, Studied, Berlin, Germany, 1899-1901. HELMUT R. BOENINGER German University of Omaha, 1936, M.A., University of Wisconsin, 1934, Modern Language Associa- tion of America, Sponsor, Ger- man club, Camera club. LLOYD M. BRADFIELD Dean of Men University of Omaha, 1926, B.A., Dubuque University, 1923, Na- tional Vocational Guidance Asso- ciation, National Ofhce Manag- ers' Association, National Associ- ation of Deans of Men and Ad- visers, Studied, University of Iowa, Northwestern University, Sponsor, Alpha Phi Omega. E. P. COLEMAN Mathematic: University of Omaha, 1938, M.A., University of Iowa, 1937, Sigma Xi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Sponsor, Engineers' club. L. D. CRENSHAW Bursar University of Omaha, 1925, B.S., University of Omaha' Universit 1 Y and College Business Oflicers' As- sociation, Educational Buyers' As- sociation, Studied, University of Nebraska.

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l ': ESS' EDGAR A. HOLT t Dean of the College Dr. Edgar A. Holt, Dean of the College and head of the department of history and government, has attained a distinguished record of scholarly and administrative achievement, culminating in the recent admittance of the Uni- versity of Omaha into the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Transmitting to his students a philosophic integration of the facts of history, Dr. Holt has inspired them with the high quality of his scholarship and his gen- uine love of learning. As Dean of the College, he has worked untiringly to better the status of the University of Omaha. As a result of his labors, the faculty has been enlarged and is recognized by the people of Omaha and by the faculties of neighboring universities to be a superior group of scholars. When Dr. Holt came to the University in 1931, the Library had fewer than eight thousand books on its shelves. Under his guidance as chairman of the Library committee until June, 1938, the Library grew until over fifty thousand volumes were catalogued. Because of its growth, Senators George W. Norris and Edward R. Burke of Nebraska, in March, 1939, designated it as an official deposi- tory for all documents published by the Federal Government.

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Barnes, Benham, Eckluncl, Flynn, Hudson, Jewell, Iindra linssal, Knipprath, Lawrence, Marcil, Mickna, Pierce, Odorisio, Reynolds Shoemaker, Strobehn, Stroup, Thompson, Voss, Vlfilliams, Zick Preridenl . Vice-President . . Recording Secretary . C orrerpondin g Secretary Treizriirer . . . Historian Sponsors Marco! . ACTIVES Thela Barnes Emily Blazek Berry Burgess Bernice Ecklund Arita Flynn Roseanne Hudson Dorothy Jindra Sally Ruth Jones Ruth Kassal MABEL KNIPPRATH GLORIA ODORISIO . . MARY Voss . BERNICE ECKLUND THELA BARNES . . . . . HELEN MICKNA MRS. RODERIC CRANE, MRS. LESLIE JOHNSON . . . . . MARIETTA KOOP Marie Kaster Mabel Knipprath Lola Lawrence Jean Marcil Helen Mickna Gloria Odorisio Alice Pardubsky Eleanor Reynolds Cathryn Strobehn Lois Thompson Mary Voss PLEDGES Katherine Benham Mary Jane Egan Hester Jewell Ruth Pierce Bettemae Shoemaker Helen Thomas Carmen Williams Evelyn Zick E5