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

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Senior class president Charles French presents Dr. Bail with a lllllilllilllllllllllllllllllill. Senior typewriter. ' , A Senior Day message highlights the p1'0g1'tlIN. A recognition program on the steps of the administration building, a luncheon given by Dr. Milo Bail, the senior banquet and dance com- pleted the 1956 Senior Day activities. Lew Radcliffe supervised the traditional tree-planting ceremony, and Chuck French, on behalf of the senior class, presented the school with typewriters for student use in the Eugene Eppley Library. President Bail accepted the senior gift. Planning the day's activities were senior class officers Chuck French, presidentg Bill Steck, vice-presidentg Gloria Zadina, secretary, and Marianne Bowley, treasurer. Banquet chairman was Bill Craddy and Dave Raymond was Senior Day chairman. Ah, come on and smile Matthews, it's not that bad.

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A l f ilifiil, Lambda Chl Alpha C01'1fI'lblIt6S Our Indlan Hohday 'A Purr-Feet Holidayv by Sigma Kappa. A Royal beer down and get to work from Gayle Martm and perch on the Zeta float.

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s. . u Spring graduation exercises were held in the stadium. 'G ya- Bill and Bob Barnes receive recognition from Dr. Bail. raduation 1956 Two-hundred nineteen seniors climaxed their careers at the University of Omaha at Com- mencement ceremonies June 4, 1956. Gradua- tion activities took place in the University Field- house. Dr. Norman P. Auburn, President of the University of Akron, presented the commence- ment address, What the Future Holds for You. Nine graduates received degrees with dis- tinction. They were Harold A. Buesing, Shirley Ann Barnum, Betty Ellsworth, Shirley Cimple, Helen Gulstad, Richard May, Marcia Morris, Patrick Ryan and Arlyss Welch. Degrees with honors were presented to Mary Jane Ackerman, Donna Wells Anderson, Hazel Frost, Laura Marling, jean Miller and Marilee Miller.