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

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SENIORS NOT PICTURED MARGARET BECK Bachelor of Science Major in Psychology BERTHA LINGER Bachelor of Science Major in Education CHARLES L. BRADLEY Bachelor of Arts Major in Biology JEAN MacGIBBON Bachelor of Arts Major in English GERALD CARLSON Bachelor of Arts Major in Physics CHARLES J. McDERMOTT Bachelor of Science Major in Business ELIZABETH E. COLBY Bachelor of Arts Major in Sociology EDNA NIELSEN Bachelor of Arts Major in Sociology EDWIN E. CORNELIUS Bachelor of Arts Major in Math, Chemistry GLADYS K. NORWOOD Bachelor of Science Major in Psychology MAUDE DEWEY Bachelor of Science Major in Humanities VERA A. OLSON Bachelor of Science Major in Education RICHARD M. DUSTIN Bachelor of Arts Major in Government ALVIN K. PARSONS Bachelor of Arts Major in Fine Arts WAYNE A. GRAYBILL Bachelor of Science Major in Social Science ELSA SHAFFER Bachelor of Science Major in English BURTON HALL Bachelor of Arts Major in Biology FRANCES WALROTH Bachelor of Science Major in English ANNABELLE S. WERDENA Bachelor of Science Major in Social Science aij we pwve wortkij oj these treasvims

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STADTWALD SUCHAN THORNTON SAMMIE SMITH Bachelor of Science Major in Business Cafeteria Committee; Independents, president; Y.M.C.A., treasurer; Band, drum major; Student Publications, business manager; Who ' s Who. An affable and courteous gentleman Dean ' s Honor List; Sigma Pi Phi; Future Teachers of America, treasurer; Feathers, recording secre-- tary; Commencement usher; Chem and Pre-Med Club; Independents. A friendly girl whose books are her delight Intramural basketball, football, tennis; Victory bond drive king; Phi Sigma Phi Fraternity, presi- dent; Independents. A man of few words and one of the best DONALD TURNEY Bachelor of Arts Major in English Sigma Tcu Delta; Student Library Committee. His ready smile has made him known to all RUTH M. STADTWALD Bachelor of Arts Major in Biology PAUL R. SUCHAN Bachelor of Science Major in Business RALPH THORNTON Bachelor of Science Major in Business A student, indeed

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junior 6 uvitL l)ut one ijear mom . . . Jessie Rodman, as president, headed the officers for the Junior class with Christy Kara, vice-president, and Betty Nygard, secretary-treasurer. Marian Mortensen, the Tomahawk editor-in-chief, was also active in the many debate meets. Student Council members from the Junior class were Charles Park, Roberta Allen, Eileen Cobb, and George Rheinhardt. Of the one hundred twenty juniors, many are officers in the extra- curricular organizations of the University. A third year student, Frederick Freeland, is vice president of the Engineers ' Club. The Junior class is rep- resented in Kappa Mu Lamba, the honorary music fraternity, by Willie Marie Sullenger, president, and Ruth Peterson, vice president. School spirit and a willingness to work hard at activities are characteristic of the Junior Class. Larsen, Lisec, Stevens, Honson, Reynolds, Reinhardt, Keller, Max- well Maynes, Perry, Nygaard, Fuller, Peterson, Bilumos Winholtz, Smith, Steinman Eller, Vanderpool, Dowling, Peter- son, Trude, Sullenger, Nielsen, Rudd Sorenson, Rispler, Spellman, Rod- man, Kara, Rodman, Drishaus, Dymacek, Mortensen