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

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JOHN E. WOODS VETERANS ' INFORMATION SERVICE AND PLACEMENT Twenty-four veterans are attending the University of Omaha under the Servicemen ' s readjustment acts. To help them plan their programs and to and Servicemen ' s readjustment acts. To help them plan their programs the University has established a Veteran ' s Information Service under the di- rection of former Captain John E. Woods, who has returned from England and France after twenty-five months of service with a fighter squadron of the Army Air Corps. Am I eligible? — How much college education can ' get? — How about disabled veterans? are among the questions which arise and which Mr. Woods is well equipped to answer. Mr. Woods is also in charge of vocational guidance and hopes that a vocational guidance clinic may be established in the future. The placement work of the office has been somewhat simplified by the current manpower shortage, but the problem of fitting people to jobs is still of vital importance, whether they ore students, ex-students, or graduates. Borg, Novacek, Robinson, Garrett, Broun, Wornock, Wilson Metheyn, Brown, Tut-ichek, Whitesel, Wilson Harrison, Wendt, Bosworth, Cooke, Kolnick

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PRINCESS JANE GRIFFITH MA-!E DAY KILLE KILLE, by the King Sisters Ma ie Day, 1944 . . . still war-time restrictions . . . still no parades nor floats . . . but still the climax of the school year . . . athletics in the morning . . . student body program in the afternoon, a riotous comedy-travelogue called Westward Ho in which Burf, John, Byron, and Bill imitate the King Sisters, Em Hoogstraat plays a professor, Stevie and Pat Neeval play moonstruck college girls, and a jean- clad chorus in the Western scene sing When Day Is Done . . . Then the intersorority sing contest . . . Pi O first . . . Sig Chi second. Phi Delt third ... Phi Delts win girls ' athletic trophy for second consecu- tive year . . . and then . . . and then Her Majesty Princess Attira X . . . Janie Griffith. Jane Griffith, Ma-ie Day Princess, was president of Sigma Chi Omicron, Sigma Pi Phi, and the Uni- versity orchestra; vice president of Kappa Mu Lambda; music director of Ma-ie Day, winner of the University scholarship and citizen scholarship; elected to Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; and a member of Feathers, W.A.A. and the Intersorority Council. JANE AND LIZ