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

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JUNIORS Brandt, Lasslter, Paulsen, L. Lindborg, Colendine, Norberg, Hollqnd Holmes, Hefflinger, Stodtwold, Stephenson, Kruse, Pansing Croft, Kramer, Krong, Deverreaux, McConnelee, Patterson, Sharpe Halsey, Hayes, Turco, Hozen, Amidon, Nielsen, Freelin, Harrison Evans, Cobb, Allen, Drishaus, Gold, Kirshenbaum, Hill, Huxford Frandsen, Cooper, Kurtz, Gambee, M. E. Cqbboge, Danoff, DuVall Burgess, Fuller, Boellert, Cram, Bilunos, Forrest, Franklin

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SENIORS DALE WHITESEL Major in Biology SENIORS NOT PICTURED MARGARET BECK Bachelor of Science Major in Education Bachelor of Arts Major in Psychology BERYL 0. BRECKENBAUMER BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Major in Education KENNETH M. BROWNE Bachelor of Arts Major in Biology ELIZABETH COLBY Bachelor of Arts Major in Sociology Bachelor of Arts DON C. DINKMEYER, JR. Bachelor of Arts Major in History IRENE M. GOOSMAN Bachelor of Arts Major in Music HAROLD HAMILTON Bachelor of Arts Major in Sociology BETH FLORINE KROLL Bachelor of Arts Major in Natural Science MILTON LUND Bachelor of Arts Major in History HELEN I. McCOY Bachelor of Science Major in Education RUBY FARR THORNDIKE Bachelor of Arts Major in History BERTHA F. VAUGHN Bachelor of Arts Major in French MAMIE NELL VINER Bachelor of Science Major in Education We salute the Class of 1945 and its officers, John Shirck . . . Pierre Lawson . . . Frances Martin . , . and Charlotte Phillips. John, the first semester president, was a well-known figure around school . . . noted for his frankness, joke-telling ability, and the white jacket he wore when working in the caf . . . entered Western Theological Seminary in January. Pierre, president during the second semester, is an education major . . . plans to teach science in high school . . . quiet, likeable, and a talented musician . . . plays the string bass in the University orchestra.

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SOPHOMORES Miller, Nufer, Turney, Windheim, Parks, Suchan, Mayhall, Rudd B. Soderberg, Reinhardt, Liggit, M. Petersen, Roesky, Nygaard, R. Petersen, Winholtz Spellman, Lynn, Willey, Quinn, Kirby, Morgenstern,, Walstrom, Lausen, Wilburn Perry, Maher, Larson, Muir, Rodman, Sullenger JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors did their share in the many extra-curricular activities of the University. Agnes Stephenson carried a double load as president of the class and as president of the I ntersorority Council. The other class officers were Betty Davis, vice-president and Wilma Kruse, secretary-treasurer. Edith Holmes was editor-in-chief of the TOMAHAWK with Lucy Lind- borg as her associate editor. The Student Council members were Virginia Hefflinger, Maxine Paulsen, and Edith Holmes. SOPHOMORE CLASS Over one hundred students are proud to call themselves sophomores this year. They are being led by Barbara Muir, with Betty Nygaard as vice- president. Jean Liggit is treasurer and recorder of the minutes. The sopho- mores are represented on the Student Council by Dorothy Drishaus, Barbara Muir, and George Reinhardt. The Engineers ' Club has a sophomore, Lee Windheim, as its president, and Charles Amidon is its vice-president. Joanne Kurtz, president of the W.A.A., and Dorothy Mayhall, vice-president, are both second year students. Many lesser offices in various school organizations are held by sopho- mores. Full of pep and personality, this class has lots on the ball. Watch it these next two years — -you will see Omaha U. history in the making!