FKIDAY, APRIt 14, 1939
EIGHT
DAILY NEDRASKAN
Headline for today the choosing
of the Pep Queen at the Corncob
Tassel dance tonight ... all of
the kiddies will be there to pick
the Nebraska neophite with the
most representative "zip" . . .
a SPRING
Brings Unusual Attractions J
to the V
STURNPIKES
,Fri. & Sat., April 14 & 15
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and his Great
Victor-Brunswick & Bluebird
Adm. Friday, 40c Each
A Sunday, April 16
TIIDKJPIKT'C
1st Anniversary "
4 We Proudly Present i
YX Frank X
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M and his famous
ST0P & GO Rhythm t
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Orchestra
5 Hours Dancing from
7 to 12 P. M.
.55 Ea. from 7 to 8 P. M
75c Ea. After 8 P. M.
1.00 Ea. After 9. P. M.
which shouldn't be hard, what
with vacation just over and every
mip all noimed UD . . . at the
party you'll se Pi Phi Betty
Roach and Bob nempnui, oig
Alph; and Alpha Xi Delta Elea
nor Collier with Wendell Nicker
son, Acacia; and Kappa Mickey
Morrow with Phi Psi Lee Liggett
KnrimlAv niffht there will be
house parties at Alpha XI Delta,
Theta, and Alpna umicron n . . .
at the AOPi party will be Waller
Savidge and Elizabeth Smith;
Rosemary McKnight and ATO
Dana Cole; Evelyn Paepcr and
Bob Voigt, ATO; Virginia Frank
lin and Phi Psi Keith Sturdevant
. . . at the Alpha Xi Delta party
will be Annette Biernbaum and
Carl Royer, Acacia; Alice Yaggie
and Ben Marek from Omaha;
Ruth Clark and Bob Griffin, Phi
Psi; Genevieve Smith and Sigma
Chi Fred Snyder ... at the Theta
house party will be Billie Hegen
berger with Jerry Spahn, Fiji;
Betty Jean Peterson and Sigma
Nu Frank Day; Jean Cook and
ATO Bill Davis, while Peggy
Cowan will be with ATO Chuck
Davis; and Janet Smith with Phi
Psi Carl Ousley . . . and this is
also the week-end of Sicma Alpha
Mu Days, which will consist of
entertainment all week-end, m
rliwiinp' smokers, a nartv. roller
skating, and lots of fun . . . which
will continue from today til Sun
day . . . and even though Homer
Lavowitz will be there with his
shortest of short haircuts, he will
have a date with Mickey Stein,
who has the loneest bob of all
the gals at the Sigma Delta Tau
house . . . and we'd like to know
what hannened to the rinc of Zeta
Beta Tau Bob Silverman during
vacation -as if SUT Lorraine
Mevevson wouldn't know rumors
have it that the ATO's and Phi
Methodist groups
hold party tonight
Phi Tau Theta and Kappa Fhl,
Methodist fraternity and sorority,
will hold their annual spring party
tonight in the Union X, Y and Z
from 9 to 12 o'clock. Co-chairmen
of the affair are Ruth Clark and
Z. Ellis Dann. Dancing and games
will furnish the evening's entertainment.
142-73s to win the event against
Kansas.
He's been getting publicity in
press releases concerning the Kan
sas Relays, and now Bill Moist,
sports writer for the Iowa State
Daily Student, devoted two long
paragraphs to'Wibbels, in a sur
vey concerning ace athletes who
will appear at the Big Six track
and field meet at Ames May 20
and 21.
Gam's will have planned a big
day for the 22nd, to oe caneci
Fiji-Tau Tussle, and which will
provide lots of fun for the lads . .
and rumor also has it that the
Kosmet Klub boys have found one
magic lantern, but are still on tne
look-out for a second . . . they
are sending SOS's to everyone
everywhere, for tne snow must
have lamps to go on . . .
KaDDa KaDDa Gamma province
convention is being held this week
end in Columbia, Missouri, and
those who are attending are Eliza
beth Hedge. Jean Newell. Har
riet Cummer. Alice Blaufuss,
Helen McPherson, and Marion
Stenten.
Delta Gamma convention for this
nrnvinre is beine held now in Iowa
City, Iowa. Several car-loads of
girls have gone, among them Nan
Talbot, Jane Cook, Jody Jones,
Mary Margaret Maly, Maxine
Kingsbury, and Harriet laioot.
Georgetown university traces
origin btick to the Jesuit school
established in Maryland in 1634.
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mile in history, having done 4 :05.4,
which is two seconds slower than
Glenn Cuningham's stint on the
Dartmouth boards a year ago.
Edsel Wibbels, Husker discus
ace, is rapidly becoming one of
the midwest's most heralded field
stars, even tho he's only been in
one varsity meet to date.
Wibbels, who holds the national
interscholastic discus record with
a 154-9 toss, and who got six feet
better than that last spring, did
600 Male Students
"Where Are You Going
to Take Your Date
TONIGHT?"
600 Would Answer, "to the
Corn Cob -Tassel
Spring Dance"
Featuring
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STUDENT HlilOi
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