COUNCIL PRESENTS
REVISED CONSTITUTION
BEFORE SCHOOL
TROENDLY ENTERING
OLYMPIC TRYOUTS
Continual From Tage One)
and ihe trainer told him that if he
desired he might take the trip to New
York in July, for Olympic tryouis,
with Vinoo's Gary, Indiann. crew.
The Gary man informed Troendly
that if he would work down to his
original weight, 125 pounds, that no
would stand a pood show of making
the American wrostlinR crew. There
will be three men taken in each class
and according to the dope Mr. Pineo
Rives out the local Rrappler could
make this trio easily in the 1 25 pound
class.
There were fourteen men in ihe 135
pound class at nirminRham. and of
these, many were wrestlers of note,
inehidinR imer-allied. national and sec
tional champions. Troendly was the
onlv man who was able 10 pet behind
I the winner durinp the meet and his
speedy work attracled wide attention.
'He lost his match by a decision.
I In the inter coHefiiate meet at
ll'rbana. Illinois. Troendly won the
1 135 'with iwo falls and a decision.
His record is worthy of note. limine
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students in mass meeting assembled,
and upon a, majority vote of those
present, shall be submitted to the stu
dent body at an election called for
that purpose.
The Honor Spirit
While students were saying that the
Student Council 'was not doing any-,
thing they were busily engaged in de
termining what the student body
needed most and what was needed to
instill a genuine Nebraska spirit. It
was thought that higher honor in the
class room would possibly do more
in this direction ilian any other one
thing. So a committee sent out in
quiries to many seliools and colleges
over the country about their vari
olic! honor systems. As replies came
in. and the different plans were given,
a plan was formulated that, was
thought to include the goods points,
of the rlans used in other universi
ties and to exclude tne poor points.
Tl.is i,la n w;is also presented to the
Minimis in a mass meeting and it
was voted to submit it to a general j
a ote of all students. j
The plan is based on Mie theory
thai bToiv there can be any honor
cyst em o I any kind there must first
!. an honor spirit built up that will
insure the success of the plan -when
ni.-d. The plan proides for changes
i! in practice it is found to be inade
quate in some detail. The plan is as
follows:
The lni rsiiy of Nebraska shall
conduct all written examinations un
dt r the Honor Spirit plan as follows:
a Instructors r.i;i lcae or stay in
the room hut shall in no way police
ihe students lenvir.c: them absolutely
on th'-ir honor.
b. At the end of the examination
1 taper each student shall state whether
or not he has cheated or has seen
any one else cheat. No name s are lo
he disclosed. Failure to so state shall
be considered a bi'taeh of the Honor
S;i:it.
c. Violations of the Honor Spirit
s'..;,ll be nlirred to a Student Court,
selected by the Student Council.
d. la-visions or amendments to this!
idan shall be submitted lo ihe Stu
dent Council and later referred lo a!""' ""n here -Rill just show up and
mass nieMir.g of ihe students.
THE " TI'Y NEBRASKA H
SOCIAL CALENDAR
would be able to round out a cham
pionship aggregation within the nexi
iwo year, but as it stands ihe Husk
era cannot hope for great things in
this line until the raw material gvts
oul and rounds imo shape. More
men should be out for spring football.
Coach Schullo is going to put Ne
braska on the map next fall, but no1
without the help of every able bodied
Huskcr.
The track team leaves for Philadel
phia Wednesday afternoon at
over the Burlington rouio. As yet
Coach Schulle has not picked his
final team but Gihbs, Stromer. Owens
and McMahon will compose the mile
relay team. Wright and Finney will
run the high hurdles. Nebraska will
enter a pentathalon man and it is ex
pected thai Graf will be pitched
against ihe British champ in wic .s
mile race. The first race to be pulled
off will be 1he run between Venn
and the Fnglish team composed of
men from Oxford and Cambridge.
Friday, April 30
Bushnell Guild -House dance, Chap
ter house.
Kappa IVlta - Informal, Woman's
Hall.
Alpha Xi IVHa-Spring parly.
Knights of Columbus Hall.
1'nion Society Annual picnic, Ci ote.
Kecepiion for Miss Wygal, Woman's
Hall.
Saturday, May 1
Spring paily, Wo-
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
CONSUME 900 LOAVES
BREAD DAILY AT TEMPLE
I Vita Gamma
mm's Hali.
Phi Gamma lVlia, Banquet. Lincoln
Hoi el.
lVlia lYlu IVlia Spring party,
Knights of Columbus Hall.
Bushnell Guild Banquet, Lincoln
Hotel.
Achoth Informal. Scottish Bite
Temple.
Chi Omega Informal, Commercial
Club.
1 toll a Sigma JVlta House dance,
J ( 'hapter house.
WANT ADS.
WANTKIWStttdeni for aftom
ana Sa.nrdays for M018 n TT,
NNVar iVpartment. Must b.
enced and have good reference. 71'
" ' ' - M- -Pelson. 93s
0
Have your fralernily erest or co,
of arms put on stationery. We ,
a fine line to select from. e
handle -Kveraharp." the porfer,
pointed pencil. ;0orge Uroihors
Prin1ers-.Siaiioners-Kmbossers,
N St.
LOST-Gold watch and Pniversnv
seal fob. lxM in or near horse hrn
Saturday evening at Farmers' p,ir
Please leave ai Stndenl Aetirhuc
office. Reward.
the ihree vears cf his wrestlinR ex
n.ri.nw h w never lost fall hss ! Nine hundred loaos of bread a day
droj.ped but three decisions, two ofre consumed by ihe crowd lhai
v.hich were taken by Metropolus. ihe throngs lo the Temple Building ihree
inier allied champ, and has capiaincd j times a day.-before eight o'clocks.
after eleven o'clocks and again in ihe
evening between five ami seven. For
cipht years Ihe Temple has been Ihe
loadstone drawine hungry University
students to it. The V. M. C. A. cstab
lished ihe cafeie ria, but turned ihe
management over to ihe stuuen! Ac
tivilies oflice in 1915 and thus it has
been run ever since-. Harry Reed is
Hie manager this year.
Thirty-three people are inphvcd;
I iv eniv three are Fniversiiy students.
i
j The baker has been making many
in j scores of cakes and pies and cinna
inimon rolls and many loaves of hread
his crew two years in succession.
The Husker is out on Hie track
wry day working down tohis origi
nal weight and will make an attempt
to win out in Ihe tryouis at New
York 1his summer. This is Trocndly's
laM year in school.
NEBRASKA SLOW
IN DRAKE RELAY
Georgia Sandusky, '23. and Viola
links-. '23, spent Sunday at ihe home
of the former in Sterling.
LOST Friday or Monday, aWnd
floor of Social Science, self fiipr
waterman pen vnhont cap. nrf
return lo Student Activities office
LOST Palladia n pin. Please re
turn to Student Activities office or in
some Palladian.
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men through ihe proper iraining
these races. The inditidual races
iho four mile
per 4:3y Kr
throughout 11
v.vs: Horn 4:
I'lzler raced one man
e forepari but wasted
liar- e cry day since nine months after the
! cafeteria was opened. Thirty five
'large loaves of bread, forty to sixty
pies and twony-five dozen cinnamon!
quite a bit of pep and did not make
a coed finish, drut held his own Ir.n rolls is the average output for a day.
did not extend himself :o the liniii as ,r,etween
it was useless. supplies
1 t:ring an interview Monday after- I time. The chef used lo be in the
noon Coach Schnlio said. "1 wish to ' Pri-'sh nr-vv and has been here almost
$3. 000 and J4.000 worth o!
are kpt on hand all ihe
turn out successful learns at this in
stitution and vill turn them out if
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
TO BE HELD MAY 15
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fifth, and Nebraska sixth.
The question naturally is. Why is
Nebraska at "the foot of the class?"
Is it because the young men of ihis
stale are not such good athletes as
Those of ou-- neighboring stales? By
no means. The 1. S. Army and navy
medical authorities after compiling
their statistics on physical fimess lor
service placed Nebraska not at the
bottom of all ihe slates of the Fnion,
but rather just one narrow pec from
the very top. (A proud record, for
any state!) Kvide-ntly ihen it is not
a lack of physical fitness lhat has
ke-i't Nebraska's records below 11k
standards of this region.
I! is probable that our present lev.
standing is due to a lack eif appiecia
tion of the very facts that 'his com
parison brines out.
Xebra.-ka. possibly, has failed 10
realize' The true woilh of iraek per
formance. Nebra.-ka has allowed her
self to forget thai iraek and fie-ld is
the e.ne en ;.t international sport ihe
one great athletic (vent ihreitich
which both .?s a state and as indi
iduals we can measure1 eurself as
with a rule or scale, with ih rest of
the we.rld.
Granted lhat we are a1 the' ''foot of
the- class" now. The important que-s-liem
is, are vc gr'ing to stay ihere ?
I believe lhat eur state is occupy
ing a false position. Can we not hope
to push our record a little higher all
ale.ng ihe line at the State Champion
ships, ein University Field May 15.
Mr. Track Man in little town and
big: town, lei's gel busy right now and
he lp put Nebraska vhere she ought to
be.
If these Track Talks shall help
even a little in hastening lhat proud
moment when Nebraska stands at :
least the equal of the states of this !
section they will have served a pur-;
pose. J
The last number: "What is Good
Performance in Track and Field."
It t me handle them, lllineiis' success
vas due in a great degree to ihe iact
that a larre number of men lurn out
at lhat school for athleties. Their
raw material is no better lhan Ne
braska's but li gets out and works."
The fact lhat preen material is not
shoving up will hold the Huskers
away from the championship goal
from one to 1wo years. It Nebraska
had more men out Coach Schulte
six ears.
Huring last March 24.279 meals
averaging between 2fi and 27 cents
we-rp sorwd. Bice and milk are The
most popular leods. The sealing
eap.icit of the cafeteria is 130. Two
lines are sen oil at one lime; POO can
easily be accommodated during Ihe
meal hour.
iV Drink
It
v. ,W hJi
DELICIOUS and REFRESHING
QuencKiS TI irst
i ouclics the Npot LJ
THFfcx-ACn: Co iSS.. W-A.
r Cex-A -Co: a Co V.W1 ' -Jk'
,7 LA X f A. e.A. , ,) jV ,
ft- k
Huih uncan. '21. of Beatrice, at
:nd( d the Alpha Chi (mt ;a banquet
Saturday.
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