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Seven to take trip; only
five will take part in
intercollegiate contest
Seven university students will
leave for Waterloo, la., this after
noon to represent Nebraska in the"
intercollegiate animal husbandry
judging contest held there annu
ally in conjunction with the Na
tional Belgian Horse show, it was
announced today.
Nebraska won second prir.e as a
team last year in thia contest, the
first time this university was ever I
represented in this event.
Wayne Smiley, Milford; Keith
Gilmore, Callaway; Lyle Roberts,
Tecumseh; Edwin Rouse k. Bur
well; Eric Thor, Stanton; Leo
Tupper, Riverton, and Gus Hokan
son, Genoa, have been named to
make the trip. Five will be se
lected to judge in the contest,
which will be held Monday. Prof.
Ross Miller will accompany the
team in place of R. R. Thalman,
coHfh, who is unable to make the
trip.
To work outstanding horseflesh.
The Nebraska team will travel
to Ames, la., this afternoon, re
maining there overnight and doing
practice judging with Iowa State
stock Saturday. Stops will also
be made at the Holbert Horse Im
porting company farm at Greeley,
la., and at other breeding estab
lishments, where Miller and the
team members will have an op
portunity to work out on some of
the outstanding horses in the
country.
At the Waterloo competition,
only horses will be judged, ac
cording to Coach Thalman. Six
classes will make up the contest.
This same Nebraska team was
third in the intercollegiate contest
at Fort Worth, Tex., last spring
and is using the Waterloo contest
as a warm-up for the contests at
the American Royal Livestock
show at Kansas City and the In
ternational at Chicago later in the
fall.
Pep men plan
full schedule
Corn Cobs open year
with sales campaign
New Corn Cobs met last night
for the first time this semester
to plan their activities for
the current year. Ralph Reed,
president of the pep club, sketched
the program for the near future.
A sales campaign for DAILY
NKBRASKAN and Awgwan sub
scriptions was launched with the
peppers aiming at a goal of at
least 800 NEBRASKAN subscrip
tions. Tuesday evening at 7:30. a rush
smoker will be held for all men
who wish to become pledges. For
the first time since the reorgani
zation, a pledge fee will be
charged amounting to one dollar.
The rally program of the year
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the pledge pins
If the cute girl who sits besile
you in history wears a pledge rib
bon unknown to you, if that hand
some fraternity pledge's button is
untranslateable to you, or if all
the pledge buttons and ribbons are
"Greek" to you, the following data
may prove invaluable.
Sorority pledges wear colored
ribbons for about two weeks and
then receive the regular sorority
pledge button.
Alpha Chi Omega girls wear a
badge with a Greek lyre, jeweled
and displaying the Greek letters
"AXO" on a scroll placed diagon
ally across the strings. The pledge
button is red and green as is the
pledge ribbon.
Members of Alpha Omicron Pi
wear a button symbolizing a sheaf
of wheat across which are the
Greek letters of the sorority. Their
pledge ribbon is American beauty
red.
Girls of Alpha Phi have the
colors silver gray, and bordeaux.
Their plain gold monogram of the
Greek letters has black lettering
A silvery ivy leaf bearing the ini
tials is worn by pledges.
Alpha Xi Delta ribbons are light.
dark blue and gold. Pledge pins
are an elipse of black enamel with
the edge and the Greek letters in
burnished gold.
Chi Omega pledges display a
badge with gold lettering on a
black .background. Their colors
are cardinal and straw.
Delta Delta Delta ribbons are
silver, gold, and blue. An inverted
Delta surrounded by three Deltas
in green enamel forms the pledge
button.
Ribbons of pink, blue, and
bronze are worn by the girls of
Delta Gamma.
Gamma Phi Beta uses a brown
and mauve color combination.
These colors are on a triangular
shaped pin with a crescent.
Kappa Alpha Theta pins are
kite shaped, enameled black and
inlaid with a white chevron dis
playing the Greek letters.
Kappa Delta's wear green and
white ribbons. The pledge pin is
a Norman shield with a white
enameled background and a small
triangle outlined in gold with an
olive green background. Upon
this are three white stars.
The pledge pin of Kappa Kappa
Gamma is a Greek Delta in dark
blue enamel enclosing a Sigma in
light blue. Sky and sea blue ara
the colors.
Pledges of Phi Mu wear rose
and white ribbons. The pledge but
ton is smaller but otherwise near
ly resembles the active button. The
badge is a shield of black enamel
will begin Thursday when the
Corn Cobs plan a big send off for
the team which leaves that eve
ning for Bloomington, Ind.
Kendoll new Baptist
Student house pastor
Dr. Gerald M. Kendall, new Bap
tist student pastor at the univer
sity, has arrived to take ovtt- the
duties at the Student house at 1440
Q street. Arrangements were made
by the state Baptist student coun
cil. The new university pastor re
ceived his A. B. degree at Colgate
university in 1923. his A. M. from
Clark In 1930, and his Ph. D. from
the same institution in 1932. Dr.
Kendall is a member of Phi Beta
Kappa.
First-Plymouth Church
20th & D Streets
Invites Congregational Student and Friend
to the Fall Opening Supper and Meeting of
THE SUNDAY EVENING CLUB
I Supper at 6:001EMH A 35 cent supper fpr .
10 cents.
Meeting at 7:00 P. M Rev. R. A. McCon-
nell, speaker.
"ANYTHING YOU PLEASE"
Telephone supper reservations Friday
3-2206 or 3-8778
trying f o recognize
end sorority ribbons!
displaying a hand holding a heart.
Above is a band of gold bearing
the Greek letters. Below is a band
bearing three stars.
Pi Beta Phi colors are wine red
Rnd silver blue. The pledge pin is
a golden arrow head of burnished
gold bearing the letter tseta in
gold.
Pledge button of Sigma Delta
Tau resembles a gold torch with
a blue background and their col
ors are cafe au lait and old blue.
Sigma Kappa ribbons are ma
roon and lavender. A serpent in
the form of a Greek "S" upon a
gold "K" forms the pledge but
ton.
Acacia's badge is the shape of a
right-angle triangle. The colors are
gold and black.
Alpha Gamma Rho pledge pin
is a circle bearing a sheaf of
wheat.
Pledge pin of Alpha Sigma Phi
is divided into three parts. The
pin is a round edge diagonal. Col
ors are gold and scarlet with a
gold border.
Alpha Tau Omega's pledge pin
is circular with a field of white
enamel, in which is a gold crescent
above three stars.
The diagonal shaped button of
Beta Sigma Psi is half red, half
white.
Beta Theta Pi has an eight sided
oblong pin with the sides curving
inward. Three stars are placed
upon the background.
The 16 pointed star of Chi Phi
is scarlet and blue.
Delta Tau Delta's colors are
gold and black. The pin is a square
with concave sides containing a
six pointed star.
Delta Upsilon's pledge pin is a
triangle bearing the Greek letter
"U."
Farm House colors are green,
white and gold. The pledge badge
is one shield placed upon another,
Colors of Kappa Sigma are gold
on black. The triangular shaped
pledge pin bears a caduceus, an
engraving of the winged staff of
Mercury.
Lambda Chi Alpha has a black
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pin with a gold dge. It bears an
inverted "V" inside and "X." In
the lower corner is an "A."
Phi Delta Theta's pledge pin is
a round edged square bearing
three stars both in the upper and
lower corners with the Greek in
scription running across.
Phi Gamma Delta pledge men
wear a small star of white on
gold.
The shield of Phi Kappa Psi has
a lamp of knowledge inscribed
upon it
Phi Sigma Kappa's round but
ton bears a series of small T's.
Colors are silver on magenta.
The pin of Pi Kappa Alpha is
a gold "Pi" on a white shield.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon's diamond
shaped pin is inscribed with a
wreath and the Greek symbols.
The pin of Sigma Alpha Mu is
octagon shaped with a purple
enameled background bearing a
white enameled Greek "S." The
pin is bordered with silver.
Sigma Chi's pin consists of a
god cross on a white enameled
shield.
The round pledge pin of Sigma
Nu bears a coiled serpent.
Sigma Phi Epsilon's square
badge has the Greek inscriptions
on it with a star in the lower cor
ner.
Theta Chi's round pin bears an
inscribed shield.
The diamond badge of Xi Psi
Phi has the Greek letters inscribed
upon it
Zeta Beta Taus pin which is
triangular shaped, crimson colored
bears the cream colored Greek
symbol "Rho."
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Summer publicity draws
many musicians to trials
Band prospects appeared unusu
ally promising as 400 freshmen
appeared before Don A. Lentz, di
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aspirants have participated in var
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state. The large turn out, believes
Lentz, is due in large measure to
an extensive publicity campaign
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