FOUR
DAILY NEBRASKAN
TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1939
Excitement today is mainly over
the usual Monday night candy
passings and over the Beta-Delta
Gamma excitement. . .there was a
big candy-cigar passing last night
at Raymond hall when Jean Fisher
and DU Wade Raser gave the
treats all heralded by the honk
ing of car horns, per DU style...
and at the Theta house, Marion
Kidd and ATO John Smith pa.ssed
the candy and cigars to much sur
prised brothers and sisters . . . the
excitement at the Delta Gamma
house came when the Beta's, en
masse, came to turn the hose on
Betty Schroeder and Al Arm
bruster for not passing the candy
it all kept up until the Betas
had the porch furniture and most
of the lawn. . .everything was
patched up, however, with roses
and a wonderful Beta serenade...
a flash just tells us that things
were none too quiet at the Alpha
Phi house, for a mass tubbing of
the pin-wearers and steady-goers
was held. . .giri.- "honored" were
Jean Hughes (who goes with Taul
Strayson), Roy Wagner (ATO
George Unthank's pin-wearer),
Genevieve Johnson, Jerry Eric-
son, Theta Chi) Jean Morgan (who
wears the crescent of Bill Walker
from Wesleyan) Marie Vogt (DU
Ralph Reed's girl), Jeanette Iled
lund (a Sigma Chi girl, with the
pin of Bob Ronnie), Corky Ash
ton, Marj Greiss and Tat Trime
(all Phi Psi pin-wearers), Mary
Ruth Rhodes (who goes with Pete
Biolsma) and Doris Marie Poellot
(whose love is not in school)...
and there was mass excitement as
they chased the gals all over the
campus. . .more candy passings...
at the Kappa house, Lou Benson
and Thi Psi Boo Ball at last gave
the long-awaited treat... and Sig
ma Nu Ed Smith passed cigars
to his brothers for Marguerite
Foreman. . .and latest reports
have it that the Delta Gamma's
ate dinner with wooden spoons
since their seniors took a sneak
plus the silver... and from all of
these terrifically exciting get-togethers,
we might mention the
greatest break-up of later months
that heretofore complacent af
fair between Gamma Phi Marion
Bradstreet and Sig Alph Bill Bu
chanan has gone the way of pin
hangings, and both are on the
eligible list, so it seems ... in the
way of pledgings, the Kappa Sigs
have recently pledged a Hastings
boy, Max Arnold... big weddings
and betrothal announcements be
come prevelent as June approach
es... the wedding of Jean Willis,
Theta, to Ron Douglas, Sig Ep,
will take place on June 9 here in
Lincoln. . .Alpha Phi Irene Sey
bold will be married to Acacia
Jack McKinsie in Omaha this Fri
day, May 12... Miss Cynthia Ped
ley, Theta, and George Wahlquist,
Beta, will be married on June 25
...among the announcements of
betrothals is that of Dorothy Bone,
Phi Mu, to William Gilmore. . .and
that of Gamma Phi Beta Evelyn
Foster to William V. Davis... and
Kathleen Hassler to Lt. Maurice
Reynolds. . .and Gamma Phi Dor
othy Clements to Paul Ernst...
and Pi Phi Margaret Ames to
Frank Roehl. ATO... and that is
that for the big society of the
day. . .
Ferguson, Haney inspect
North Dakota curriculum
Dean O. J. Ferguson of the col
lege of engineering and Professor
J. W. Haney, chairman of the de
partment of mechanical engineer
ing, were in Grand Forks, N. D.,
last weekend re-examining the en
gineering curriculum of the Uni
versity of North Dakota for the
Engineering Council for Profes
sional Development.
Riflemen admit
16 new members
Tyouts today for
junior officer posts
Tryouts last Tuesday afternoon
admitted 16 outstanding basic
riflemen to the Pershing Rifle
pledge class, Capt. Bob Nelson
commander of the company an
nounced. Cadets of sophomore standing
have the opportunity of compet
ing at 5 o'clock this afternoon for
junior officer positions with the
company next semester. Freshmen
riflemen will vie for the post of
1st sergeant.
Those admitted to membership
were: D. Anderson, Arnold, Bur
sik, Donald, Donnelly, Emerick,
Louie, Mayfield, P. Miller, R. Mil
ler, Oelrich, Rishel, Sorenson, Wal
bord, Weygant, Williams, Watts
and Hagerman.
All pledges must report to
Lieutenant Pillsbury in complete
uniform including the Pershing
Rifle white shirt in Nebraska hall
208 at the regular 5 o'clock meet
ing this afternoon
Reservations for the annual
Pershing Rifle banquet scheduled
for May 17 must be made tonight.
Orfield to attend
law convention
NU professor will talk
on 3-mile coast limit ,
Prof. Lester B. Orfield of the
law college has been appointed
by Dean II. H. Foster to represent
the college at the annual meeting
of the American Law Institute at
Washington, D. C., May 11-13.
Professor Orfield, as chairman
of the American Bar association
subcommittee on international and
comparative law, will present a re
port on the right of the United
States to extend the three-mile
limit around its coasts.
While in Washington, Professor
Orfield will also attend meetings
of the American Judicature soc
iety and the convention of the Na
tional Conference of Judicial Coun
cils. The latter association is pub
lishing Orfield's book, "Criminal
Appeal in the United States."
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