Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 3

BEATRICE DAILY SUN Sunday, Sept. 2, 1945 University of Nebraska co-eds pack their grips and arc off to Lincoln to start their busy college life. Marvel Ball has selected for her traveling outfit a gold suit with black accessories, Pal Logan picked an aqua cardigan suit to blend u-ith her red hair and Joan Crittenden wears a navy blue suit and blue shoes. Miss Ball is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Merlin Ball, Mr. and Mrs. George Logan arc Pat's parents and Joan is the daughter of the L. C. Criltendens.

College hours seldom are ones of 'dressy clothes and fancy duds but most of the time is spent in comfortable togs, namely jeans and long sloppy shirts. This apparel is voted upon for lounging in the dorm and studying in the evenings. Well dressed for their college days are Mildred Fike daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fike who will enter ton University at St.

Louis, A University of Nebraska co-ed, Dorothy, Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Barnes and Lois Kaminska daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Kaminska tvho will be a freshman at Drake University. For the first time in three and one-half years college students of 1945 will be packing trunks, and suitcases and preparing to take their places on a peace-time campus. Those students who are beginning their last year in colleges and universities will know their first year of school free of the hysteria and confusion of war and its effect on campus life. However for beginning freshman they will meet only the problems of reconverting back to a peace-time curriculum a problem every campus in the United States will face in some way.

While most colleges are anticipating a land slide enrollment this fall most of them are expecting a prominent co-ed majority. However by the end of January it is hoped that many boys will have returned to the campuses they left to join the service. To many young women peace-time college life means parties, long dresses, and all the sophistication of pre college days. No doubt much of the party atmosphere will return to the campus, but the students of 1945 are more serious and intent upon preparing for their future than ever before. A black crepe dress with black accessories and a snappy cerise hat is worn by Margaret Jean Krim (left) daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. John Krim who will enter Duschene college at Omaha. Standing behind the gate is Mary Anne Graff, a freshman at the University of Nebraska. She is wearing a black two piece ensemble highlighted with the popular check and wears black accessories. Miss Graff is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. L.Graff. Phyllis Weigel, (right) a freshman at Steven's college, Columbia, wears a perky tan suit with a white blouse and accented by black accessories. Mr.

and Mrs. William Weigel are her parents. No wardrobe for a co-ed would be complete without the ever popular plaid skirt. Wearing a plaid of blue, white and yellow is Mary Lou Humphrey (left) with a white sweater and brown and white saddle shoes. Miss Humphrey is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Humphrey will enter the University of i Nebraska. Bob Dickenman son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickenman and Verlyn Kleman son of Mr.

and Mrs. W.R. Kleman dresg casually in sport shirts. Bob will be a freshman at the University Nebraska and Verlyn will be a sophomore. Rita Culver wears a white and red plaid skirt and an, aqua sweater, aqua anklets to match arid, brown strollers.

Rita will attend Colorado Women 9 college at Denver. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Culver.

Summer Ends As One Hundred Fifty College Students Leave For Schoo UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA Roberta Burrows Adams Reta Coffev. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA Orville Glass. Jane Mudge. Bernice Young. Leoda Nispel.

Katherine Henderson. Lou Humphrey. Dorothy 'Barnes. Betty Morton, Bob Dickeman; Phyllis Salisbury. Bobby Jo Kees.

Joan Crittenden. Bob Goonley. Mary Ann Mattoon. Marvel -Ball. Robert Graff, Lorene Novotny.

Mary Anne Graff. Pat Logan. Verlyn Kleman, Art Clausen. Mary Jane Fry, Virginia. Betty Hubka, Virginia.

John Frey, Blue Edna Huttenmaier, Blue Springs. Betty 11 Springs, Laura Ann Wilterdink, Bluo Springs. Meredieth Liberty. Margaret Reckeway, Adams. Roberta Burrows, Adams.

Dorothy Burrows, Adams. Beverly Swartwood, Adams. Robert Stake' Adams. George Freeman Andrews, FU- ley. Donna Jean Chittenden, Clatonia.

Wauenta Smith, Clatonia. Norman Walker, Clatonia. Truman Bachenburg, Lewiston. Dorene M. Vejraska, Odell, Esther Lamb, Diller.

Stanley Ahrends, Diller. Stanley Diller, Diller. Helen Ho well, Jo Ann Traum, Fairbury. Janet Barr, Fairbury. Liz Thurber, Fairbury.

Anna M- Aasen. Fairbury. Joyce Snyder, Fairbury. Cleo Schmott. Fairbury.

William Kiburz, DeWitt. Donna Mae DeWitt. Doris Mae.Heller. DeWitt. Jo Ann Grimes, DeWitt.

Bob Ebbers, DeWitt. Robert Essman, DeWitt, Clarence Dariley, JJeWitt. Robert Danlev." DeWitt. Lois Jean Orchard, Shirley Laflln, Crab Orchard. Margaret Hoffman, Eurchard.

Reta Coffey, Wymore. Frank F. Nyrris, Wymore. Mary Helen Hinman, Wymore. JJOANE COLLfflGij Jean Giddings, Filley.

Edwin A-okerman, Liberty. Bernard Searcey, Liberty- Patricia Haning, Fairbury. Marjorie Nuckulls, Fairbury. Mattlyn Miller, Diller. Donald Beran, Diller.

Vjrginia Sandman. Diller. Florence Hacker, Pickrell. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Ella Jean Coleman, Adams. Mary Jeun Davis, Adams.

Ruth Rhine, Lewiston. Rozell Baiisch, Lewiston. Louise Ball, Fairbury, Amaryllis Barker. Fairbury. Patricia Hackbarth, Fairbury.

Ruth Wymore. Joan McClure, Wymore. Jean Parks, Wymore. Betty Jones. Wymore.

BETHF.L COLLEGE Martha Thimm. Ruth Marie Essau. Elizabeth Claassen. PERU NORMAL Rozellen Ballard. it Spellman, Adams.

Phyllis Winkle, Wilber. ley, Calif. Marcelyn Mae Scott, Burchard. Violet Law, Oketo, Secretarial school, Kansas City, Mo. Helen Sack, Colorado University, Boulder, Florence Stewart, Colorado college, Colorado Springs.

Rosemary Mt. St. Scho- Elmer Bachenburg, Lewiston. Helen Hewlett, DeWitt. McPHERSON COLLEGE Hazel Frantz.

Kent Nayler. MISCELLANEOUS Robert Calkins, U. of N. medi- lastlca, Atchispn, Kans. cal school, Omaha.

Phyllis Weigel, Stevens college; Rita Culver, Colo. Women's col- Columbia, Mo. lege, Denver. Barbara Buckley, Uni. of Harry Elwood, Drake; Des Tucson.

Moines, la. Gertrude Epp, Grace Bible in- Lois Jean Kaminska, Drake, stitute, Omaha. Des Moines, la. Maxine Uchliter, St. Paul Bible Margaret Jean Krlrn, Duschene, college, St.

Paul, Omaha Lucille Mathes, St. Paul Bible Carol Marie Mahoney, Mt, St. college, St. Paul, Minn. Scholastica, Atchison, Robert Sherer, Tarkfo college, Henry G.

Penner, U. of N. medi- cal school, Omaha. Ann Shaffer, Colorado Lynn Sherwood, Northhampton, Boulder. Northhampton, Mass.

Eueene v.12 pninraHn Ruth Mae Wiebe, U. of UnlvfBoulder Colora AJns es Jeanne Beatty, Tarkio college, Mildred Fike, Washington MO. st i -Walter Herron, Unix, of Cin- Isobel Baumgardner, "Univ. of cinnati. Ann Arbor.

William Butler, Northwestern Gertrude Brokering, Wartburg Univ college, Wayerly, la Thomas Damrow. Capitol Whittaker, V-12, Berk-, o. 1 Evelyn Andersen, Filley, Lincoln School of Commerce. Joan Feese, Wymore, Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. Pat Chamberlain, Blue Springs, Columbia University.

Bob Tarr, Surmnerfield, Tarkio College, Mo. Herbert Ketterman, Summerfield, Kansas Univ. Mary Ketterman, Summerfield, Kansas State College, Manhattan. Marjorte Ketterman. Summerfield.

Kansas College. John Hutchison, Summfrfield. Teache'-''? rv Wani, Aisen, Fairbury, Allright a 1, Fairbury, St. Kantor, Fairbury, St. National Business Institute, Lin-o coin.

Rose' Marie Lauterbach, Hallam National Business Institute. Betty Rasmussen, DeWitt, Bryan Memorial Hospital. Blythe Walsh, Wymore, Marymont College, Salina, Kans. Gloria Singer, Wymore, Pratt School, Omaha. Eilen Jeffery, Crab Orchard, Lincoln Sunool of Commerce.

Charles Van Arsdale, Chicago University. Mary Rist, Wymore, Chicago Art Institute. Maureen Dougherty, Burchard, National Business Institute, Lincoln. Donna Lee Hutchlnson, Burchard, National Business Lincoln. Wilbur Plehal, Burchard.

'National Business Institute, Lincoln, TVmno, Fairbury. Univ. of fTMi'. Unlyer- Si nrVr -Trnl- ri HAsnitai, VeU Mae Weilage, Hallam CELEBRATES 7TH PIRTHDAY Mrs, Ernest Svoboda entertain, ed In honor of her jeventh. tirf noon.

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