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FOR A. I. B. E'S.
Local Chapter of American In
tituta of Electrical Engin
eera Choosa Officer
The local chapter of the American
Institute of Electrical Engineers
elected officers for next year at a
meeting Friday. They are: Marion
La Bounty, '26, Fremont, president;
u. T. Lammli, 'id, Stanton, flee
resident; Carl J. Madsen, 2, Lin
coln, secretary; and C, H. Rees, 26,
Carroll, treasurer.
A smoker and banquet were given
by the chapter last evening for the
mduatine seniors. Those seniors
who were guests of honor are: J. W
Andersen, A. 0. Andrews, F. J. Bou
cher, H. E. Edgerton, H. J. Egelson,
v M. French, G. C Henderson, V,
p, Johnson, E. G. Kees, E. M. Mace,
R. R. Miller, H. C Southwc", T. C
Matter, R R. Schindler, and Taka
hara.
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Dance Drama of Youth To Be
One of Features of Round' Up
Scores of g3y costumed dancers
flitting about the green of the Uni
versity Stadium Saturday afternoon,
will be one of the most vivid of the
many brilliant pictures presented be
for the throngs of the Fourth Annual
Cornhusker Round-up, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. This will be
the dance drama for which the Wo
men's Athletic Association of the
University has been working for
weeks.
Youth, grace ami melody will min
gle in the soft May sunshine, to bring
back to the visiting alumni memories
of carefree college days and fantastic
hints of fairy-tales long forgotten.
A charming theme is carried out, in
which groups of youths and maidens
represent the seasons, as a back
ground of exquisite movement and
delightful color harmony to the rhy
thmic interpretations of the Youth
Who Hears the First Lark, the Cro
cus, the Elf, and the Sun. Solo
dances of intricate grace will vary the
picturesque group numbers.
Autumn Pauline Campbell, Dicia
Fitch. Dorothy Taylor.
Elfin Leor Chapman.
Youth who sees the first lark
Marie Hermanek.
Sun Marjorie Luscombe.
Garland dance Marie Hermanek,
Eelene Phillips, Esther Robinson, Le
on Chapman, Marjorie Luscombe.
Group dances Summer, Winter,
Dawning, Flowers, and Spring.
Youth who hears the first lark
Marie Hermanek.
Summer Meda Fisher, Louise Fi
sher, Eleanor Flatctnersch, Leone
M'Ferrin, Luella Reckmeyer, Joy
Schaeffer, Eula Shively, Dorothy
Taylor.
Crocus Katherine M. King.
Elf Leora Chapman.
Sun Marjorie Luscombe.
Autumn Pauline Campbell, Dor
othy Taylor, Dicia Fitch.
Winter" Berniee Bosworth, Dor
othy Diamond, Madeline Downing,
Jeannette Folaoer, Gladys Foster,
Ershal Freeman, Ethelwyn Gulkk,
Dorothy Howe, Margaret Hymer,
Ruth Jameson, Marie Kapera, Alice
Pfeiffer, Luella Reckmeyer, Flor
ence Sturdevant, Eula Shively, Jean-
en., m. a - .v. i v:...f th. nette Sloan. Laura Whelpley, M3-
ics tell VI iirff nFaatmii ' -
Crocus and the cast of characters
follow:
Through all the swaying summer.
Lanquor-laden.
The Crocus lingers on.
We see ber now, clad in brown
husk.
She sadly dances
A sad farewell to summer.
The drifting leaves and swirling
winds.
Of gorgeous Autumn.
Cover her dose, from the harsh
Embrace of Winter.
An impish Elf, in childish glee
Impudently mocks the little flower
For ber misfortune.
Over ber wintry bed
The skipping Snowflakes dance
And the eharpe-tongued voices of
the Winter Wind
Gibber and Shriek,
And still she slumbers on.
Then, in the rosy Dawning of a
perfect day.
The first of Spring
Comes the new song of the Lark
Melodius. clear.
Soon the worm sun-rays of Spring
Awaken the Crocus
To dance with the Sun.
Srring is here!
And with it come
bringing
Gay nosegays of bright flowers,
and swaying dancers with swinging
Garlands of gree,
And youths and maidens
Pleasure-eeeking
Enjoying the soft spring weather.
Daavce
Crocus Katherine M. King.
Flower Girls
dred Wohlford, Madge Zorbaoh.
Dawning Meda Fisher, Louise
Fisher, Leone MTerrin, Isabel Mey
er, Helene Phillips, Ester Robinson.
Garland Dance Leora Chapman,
Marie Hermanek, Marjorie Luscom
be, Helene Phillips, Ester Robinson.
Youths and Maids in Sprintime
Berniee Bosworth, Dorothy Dia
mond. Jeanette Follmer, Gladys Fos
ter, Dorothy Howe, Margaret Hymer,
Alice Pfeiffer, Jeanetta Sloane,
Florence Sturdevant, Laura Whelp
ley, Dorothy Abbott.
Flower Girls Madeline Downing,
Dicia Fitch, Ershal Freeman, Ruth
Jameson, Marie Kapera, Helen Mills,
Joy Schaeffer, Mildred Wohlford,
Madge Zorbaugh.
Finale Entire Cast
T8 ADDRESS HIGH SCHOOLS
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is sending three faculty members
out in the state this week to de
liver high school commencement ad
dresses. Tuesday evening. Professor A. A.
Reed, director of the University Ex
tension Division, goes to OdelL
Thursday eTening, Reverend H. F.
Huntington, student pastor, goes
to North Bend. Friday evening. Dr.
Charles Fordyee, professor of edu
cational measurements, goes to Benedict.
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C01ISIDER 1IBXT
YEAR'S PLAYS
University Players Announce
List of Play Which art)
Under Conaideration.
The University Players have an
nounced a list of plays which are
under consideration for production
next year. The date of the first play
ii set for October 8, 9, and 10. Stu
dents who wish to get good season
tickets should reserve them now.
Seven plays will be presented next
year.
Pete Sumption, Hart Jenks, Har
old Felton, Darrell Starnes, and
Frances McChesney are the Univer
sity Players who will return to
school next fall. Frances McChes
ney will travel with the Cadman
Chautauqua Company playing the
lead in "Smiling Through" and Hart
Jenks and Darrell Starnes will tra
vel with the Standard Chautauqua
company during the summer.
Three plays have been definitely
chosen for next year. They are
"Romeo and Juliet," a Shakespeari
an love tragedy; "The parents who
sacrifice to send their children to
school rand Seirro de Bernardo, a
famous Italian classic
A tentative list of eight plays,
four of which will be chosen for
production next year are as follows:
"Girl of the Golden West;" a Belas
co success; "Auctioneer," also a
Belasco premier production; "L'tUe
Old New York," a dramatisation of
Edith Wharton's famous novel of
the same title; "The Bride," a re
cent Broadway mystery play; "On
the Stairs;" a play dealing with Hin-
do mysticism; "The Haunted House,
one of the best mystery plays of the
year; "The Swan;" and "He Who
Gets Slapped," one of the most pop
ular New York plays this year.
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