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'AWUNI TO SPONSOR
MIAMI TRIAD PARTY
Creek Croups Choose ISetv
Officers at Kecent
Club Meetings,
mam Triad nartv which
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IlumniT instead of the active mem
?lu. Rra Theta PI. Phi Delta
Theta and Sigma Chi. Chaperons
have not yei oeen mmuuiitcu
Delta Chi Elects.
Monday night are: P" ldnt Jim
Hi-aton; vice picomv .. v
secretary, Delmar in treas
urer, Bill Hendy, house manager,
Bian !s to De eiecieu mier.
Choose New Officers.
At n meetine of Sigma Alph
Mu Monday night, the following
men were elected to oince: rresi
.nt .Tack EDstein: exchequer
Rosenstein: recorder. Gerald
Conn, assistant exchequer, Sidney
Dnskovsky and historian, William
Flax.
Arnold Is President.
Newly elected officers of Sigma
Phi Sigma are La Verne Arnold,
custodian-recoraer; jamoine rsioie
historian; Robert Young, vice po
tentate.
Announce Engagement.
The engagement of Claudine
Ackerlund, to Harold Whitmer,
Sigma Nu, also from Fremont, was
announced Monday evening when
Mr. Whitmer passed the cigars at
the Sigma xnu nouse. miss ACKer
lund is teaching in Omaha and Mr
Whitmer is a junior in arts and
science college.
To Give House Party.
Saturday night the members of
Delta Chi will entertain at a house
party. Definite ararngements have
Dot yet been made.
Sponsor Picnic and Dance.
The Bizad Executive board is
planning a picnic and dance to be
held at Antelope park Friday from
11 to 5:30 o'clock. Chaperons for
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the affair, will be C. O. Swayzee
K. M. Arndt and R. C. Dein. Leo
Beck's orchesta will furnish
music for the dancing.
MORTAR BOARDS NAME
IVY DAY DAISY CHAIN
PROCESSION LEADERS
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en's physical education, honorary
organization, member of Palladian
literary society, Big Sister board,
and W. A. A. intramural repre
sentative board. Miss Dunlap is
president of Alpha Chi Omega and
a member of the Big Si3ter board.
Of the daisy chain, Rosalie
Lamme is president of Delta Delta
Delta, member of student council,
Theta Sigma Phi, women's honor
ary journalistic sorority, manag
ing editor of the Awgwan, and
senior editor of the Cornhusker.
Miss Huff is vice president of Tas
sels. Miss Moffitt is a member of
Phi Upsilon Omicron, home eco
nomics association, 4-H club, Y.
W. C. A. cabinet, Big Sister board,
and agricultural Y. W. C. A. staff.
Miss Pedley is a member of the
student council and of Tassels.
Chains Herald Queen.
The ivy and daisy chains, which
herald the approach of the May
Queen, start from Grant Memorial
hall at 10:30, after the intei fra
ternity sing and ivy day oration
have been finished. All senior wo
men are urged to dress in white
and join in carrying the ivy chain.
Two junior, sophomore and fresh
man girls from each sorority have
been chosen to carry the daisy
chain.
Led by masked Mortar Board,
the May Queen procession will
leave Pharmacy hall at 10:45. On
arriving at the throne, the maid of
honor will crown the May Queen
with a wreath of ivy. The ivy day
poet will then read her poem, fol
lowing which the junior and senior
class presidents will preserve the
tradition of planting the ivy. At
11:15, a recessional will conclude
the May Queen ceremonies.
A brief service in honor of Prof.
Fossler will be held at 11:30 under
the direction of Dr. Fling.
Afternoon events will include
the intersorority sing, masquing of
new Mortar Boards and tapping of
next year's Innocents.
The Ivy Day party, sponsored
for the first time last year by the
Innocents and Mortar Boards, will
not be continued this year, Jack
Thompson, president of the Inno
cents, stated.
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Badminton Tournament Set
To Begin Wednesday
Afternoon.
In the badminton tournament on
Wednesday, May 3, Jean Halbersle-
ben and Edna Mae Paulson, Alpha
Xi Delta, are scheduled to com
pete with Harriet Woods and Vern
Frue, Sigma Kappa. Irma Wyrens
and Dorothy Davis, Delta Delta
Delta, will play Hallene Haxthau
sen and Ethel Rohrer, Alpha Chi
Omega. Dorothy Bollard and
Frances Scudder, K-B-B, are to be
the opponents of Mary Stander
and Loa Stroddecker, Phi Omega
Pi. Because of the Ivy Day ac
tivities, no games have been sched
uled for Thursday and Friday.
The intramural baseball matches
for Wednesday are Raymond Hall
vs. Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma
Eta Chi vs. Phi Mu. Furthe
games will be scheduled for May 8.
All the archery matches are to
be shot on the outdoor range on
the mall south of Andrews Hall.
The games scheduled for Wednes-
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Jane Robertson, Delta Gamma;
Dorothy Weisbusch and Evelyn
Frundell, Alpha Delta Theta, vs.
Florence Stevenson and Mary
Reedy, Huskerettes; Loretta Mur
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