Husker Personalities - 2

Elmer Dohrmann has the distinction of being the only sophomore
to ever win four major letters at the University of Nebraska. He plays end
on the football team; guard or center on the basketball squad; outfield on
the baseball nine, and throws the javelin for Coach Henry F. Schulte's track
team. Dohrmann is a senior now. He has won nie letters, having just
completed his football competition. --Elmer comes from Staplehurst, Nebraska
but earned his prep schcol athletic honors at Seward high.

Bruce Duncan, 18 years old, 6-1 1/4, weighing 181 pounds, has his
heart set on a varsity cage career. He is a sophomore and comes from Broken

Bow, Nebraska. Duncan is a guard.

Floyd Ebaugh was one of the outstanding players in the Big Six
Conference last season. His all-around play at center was eclipsed only
by that of Frank Grove, all-conference pivot man from Kansas State.

Basketball fans are predicting a big year ahead for this 6-5 3/4
giant. Ebaugh "found" himself last season. He was a tower of strength on
defense and found time to average six points a game through the Big Six
campaign. Floyd is a senior and calls Superior, Nebraska his home.

Robert Elliott comes from a basketball family. His brother Tcm
captained the C ornhusker squad in 1927-28. Last season, Bob's cophomore
year, he won a minor letter. He plays either forward or guard.

Bob held down ea backfield post on the Husker B football team this
season.

Lloyd Grimm was an outstanding guard as a high school player under
Ernie Adams of Omaha Benson. Last year he earned his spurs as a reserve
player, winning a minor letter at Nebraska U.

He is rugged and fast for a big fellow. Grimm played an end

position on Biff Jones' varsity grid squad this fall.