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..Week-end full of society....
scada of scampering 'round and
'bout on Friday between the Phi
Mu and Kappa Sig formals, and
out to the Turnpike while last
night action was centered on one
of the year's best parties, the In
terfrat Ball. . . .liprmality went
over big, as did t Yumbauer and
Weeks.... saw jrriet Woods.
AXID, and Jim Jnes, Sigma Nu
....Pi Phi Jane Wilson was there
with Delt Jack GelMtly. . . .blondes
Jim Evinger, Kappa Sig, and DG
Pat Frank also there Kappa
Jean Woods and ATO Francis
Loetterle. .. .and more and scads
of people. .. .Kappa Sig Formal
also a headliner.. . .Don Moore
there with Theta Jean Reed
Phi Psl Archie Sturdevant and
Kappa pledge Betty Nichols
and Frank Kudrna with Phyllis
Jensen, Chi Omega watching
the many and varied orchestra
act3 at the Turnpike were Sig
Alph Bill Frank and Nancy Hitch
cock.. Sigma Nu Mason Mitchell
and Theta pledge Betty Lou Grif
fiths.... SAE Pvalph Bristol and
Marion Cushing, Alpha Chi....
Delta Gamma Lucy Jane Williams
and John Brush, Phi Psi to
night lotza buffet dinners to en
tertain the kiddies.... at ATO,
Tom Davis will be there with
Charmain Bloom.... and Bill
O'Connor with Helen Gillespie
at Beta, John Folsoru with Ruth
Ludwig, and Pi Phi Ruthie Fox
with Sid Hardeman at Chi Phi
will be Alpha Phi Bea Andrews
UAS YGU DERE,
CHARLIE?
when they took the pictures
down at the Capital last night
after the Ball? ... did you
find your Greek letters on the
wall? ... did you sing and
have fun and eat and drink and
be merry? . . . were you whoop
ing it up with the rest of the
college crowd ? . . . and did you
remember to make a date with
your girl friend for supper to
night at the Capital (it'll cost
you much less than a dollar for
the two of you) ... did you
make a date to get in on the
surprice entertainment between
6 and 9 . . . and the free theater
tickets to be given away at the
same time . . . before Ken Nel
son plays from 9 to 12 . . . here
are some more of the lucky
ones who went to the movies
free . . . Alice Nemec, Kappa
Delt, and Bruce Campbell, S g
ma Nu; Frank Gallup, Sig
Alph, and "Ears" Sullivan,
Kappa Sig; Betty Shrocder,
DG, and Al Armbrewster, Beta;
Virginia Anderson, Theta, and
Jim Vienegg, ATO; . . . more
next time . . . hope your name
will be among 'em . . . remem
ber, the tickets are good for
any day ... at any time . . .
for any show at the Varsity
. . . see you tonight at the
Capital!
HOTEL
CAPITAL
and George Lyons at Phi Delt,
DG Pat Cooper and Charley Rob
erts .... it seems that some of the
Chi Phi brothers ganged up a bit
on Ed Segrist Friday night ,and
whe;, ie returned to the house
aH- tils date he found nothing
less than a huge airdale in his bed
. . . .whatta' nightmare. . . .but ho
hum, let's carry on with thoughts
of another week of school....
At the DU house, the pledging
of Walt Johnson of Lincoln has
been announced.
Miss Bettie Zabriske, cellist in
the university music school, has
recently announced her coming
marriage.
To the Beta Sigma Psl conven
tion in Champaign, 111., have gone
Beta Sig Chic Otto, Harold Har
mann, LeRoy Kramer, Howard
Sunderman, and Rosco Heins.
Their major interest is to try to
bring the national convention tr
Nebraska next year.
BorbA. W. S.
honors 45 girls
Activity work wins
coeds pins, recognition
Forty-five Barb women were
honored Thursday afternoon at the
Barb A. W. S. tea in the Union.
Girls who had earned 50 or more
activity points were awarded pins
and those with 35 points were also
recognized.
Those who received pins are:
Elnora Sprague, Betty Mallon,
Rosanne Svoboda, Mary Eileen
Dalton, Ellen Dittmer, Mae Ditt
mer, Dorothy Faulkner, Dorothy
White, Alberta Lee Hallam, Betty
Hutchinson, Lorene Kienker, Max
ine Maddy, Helen Eighmy, Rosalie
Stuart, June Bierbower, and Rose
Reber.
Margaret Osborn, Thandis Ber-
theson, Charmian Bloom, Jean
MacAllister, Betty Jean Spalding,
Jane Brinegar, Lola Burke, Helen
Klatt, Ramona Wood, Xenia Lind
berg, Betty Jo Smith, Ruth Ann
Sheldon, Esther Wiechert, and Iris
Johnson.
Those who received honorable
mention were: Virginia Mutz,
Katherine Heuser, Naydene Whit
nah, Wilda Stiekny, Lucille Crook,
Deloris Johnson, Roberta Seng,
Jane Stemus, Violet Douglas,
Shirley Bonham, Mary Alice
Holmes, Ruth Grosvenor, Ruth
Miller. Alice Hogemeyer, and
Rosemary Atchinson.
Symphonic band
plays next Sunday
Program to include
Wagner, Bach classics
Featuring soloists and a va
riety of musical numbers, the Uni
versity, of Nebraska Symphonic
Band will be presented in a mid
winter concert Sunday, Feb. 12
at 3 o'clock in the coliseum.
The program will include classi
cal numbers by such composers as
Bach and Wagner, as well as mu
sic of the ultra-modern type.
Duane Harmon, cornet; Verne
Raewalt, saxophone, and Don
Hartman flute, will be the fea
tured soloists of the afternoon.
Their numbers will be "Napoli,"
"Dans Joyeux" by Avon, and "Bur
lesque" by Casella, respectively.
The concert is open to the public,
and is under the direction of Don
A Lentz.
RAMSAY RESIGNS
rating among similar associations
on other college campuses.
Recommended highly.
DuTeau brings with him recom
mendations of high standards from
the Goetz company and the St.
Joseph chamber of commerce, of
which he was secretary there.
Three University of Kansas
blind students are earning their
way through college transcribing
text books into braille.
BULLETINS
Sigma Upsilon, literary fratern
ity, will meet at the home of Fred
Christensen Sunday evening at 8
o'clock.
Phi Sigma lota
plans celebration
Pascoe, Lahr in charge
of birthday banquet
Plans for the banquet March 11
to celebrate the first anniversary
of the Nebraska chapter of Phi
Sigma Iota, honorary fraternity in
romance languages, have been
placed in the hands of Patricia
Lahr and Helen Pascoe.
Also on the honorary's' first
birthday will be held the spring
initiation of students of high scho
lastic rating in romance languages.
Music honorary
presents program
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
gives 'Harmony Hour
"Harmony Hour," sponsored by
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, honorary
men's fraternity, will be held at
4 o'clock Monday afternoon in par
lors Y and Z. ,
The program will consist of Shu
berfs Unfinished Symphony, fea
turing the Boston Symphony or
chestra under the direction of
Koussevitzky; on the same pro
gram there will also be Mozart's
Magic Flute Overture and the
Emperor Waltz by Johann Straus.
Guy Scott will make brief com
mentary notes.
Jack Thompson is in charge of
the arrangemenets.
Culver-Stockton college is con
structing a hotel on its campus.
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Architects
pick officers
Group elects Thompson
president at meeting
Jack Thompson was elected to
suceed George Mallon as president
of the Students' Architectural so
ciety in its first meeting of the
second semester, Wednesday, Feb.
1. Herbert Wittman was chosen
as vice president and Victor Carter
as secretary-treasurer.
Unanimously renamed as faculty
sponsor for the second term was
Mr. Hemphill. Everett Yost, John
Hoppe and Paul Reddy were se
lected as the executive committee
by the officers. At the head of the
committee in charge of the Engi
neer's Nieht exhibit is David
Leavitt.
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