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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, April 12, 1940
Announcement that ...
Larry Clinton to swing out
brings favorable comments
By Agnes Waaek.
The announcement that Larry
Clinton and his band will play for
the Student Union anniversary
party has created more favorable
comment on the campus than any
other happening for many a moon
. . . maybe this will give the glamor
girls anc guys a chance to sup
port something really big . . .
When these cold, cold winds blow
everyone seeks shelter and fun in
the Corn Crib . . . anyway Kappa
Sig Jack Clarke came in looking
for fun and trouble. . . Men about
town Dick Doty, Beta, and Frank
Day, Sigma Nu, forgetting about
the trialE and tribulations of law
school ever a coke!? ... Pi Phi
Grace Hill too excited about her
trip back to Oklahoma ... Phi
Delta Al Ashworth and Ben James
frowning about something . . . this
is probably the first time anyone
has ever seen Ben in a serious
mood . . . Tri Delta Mary Gayer
waiting for Ditto Betty Ann Green
to talk to Alpha Chi Connie Rath
burn . . . DU's Milt Meyer and Ed
Smith hurrying out of the Union
. . . Everbody anxious to hear Her
bie Kay Sunday night . . . and
looking forward to happy week
ending. . .
PICNICS AND STUFF
will be the theme of the Tri Delt
house party, and some time has
been spent on having appropriate
decorations. Ruth Satterlee will be
there with Leonard Dunker, DU,
and Betty Adair with SAE Dick
Strasser. ' This may surprise you
but Mary Anna Cockle, of Chi Phi
and Dartmouth fame will appear
with Delt Bill Sawtell, better
known as Beta "Doc" Elias' room
mate. VISITING
at the Delta Gamma house will be
their national vice president, Miss
Roberta Abernathy, from Colum
bus, Ohio. Arriving Friday, she
will be feted at a luncheon Satur
day at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Swanson. and Saturday night a
formal dinner will be held at the
chapter house in her honor.
LIONS 'N' TIGERS
n' everything will be on parade
at the ktppa Kongo Friday night,
and it promises to be one of the
most unusual of house parties.
The downFtairs will be decorated
like a ben-boo hut, with banana
and palm trees all 'round. Beware,
though, frr you have to walk into
lion's mouth to enter. Unusual
combine. irns will be Mary Beeson
and Phi Ptl Bob Guenzcl, Dorothy
Koenie and Sigma Nu Jack Lee,
Ann McLaughlin and ATO Bob
Schlater; and Jean Culllnan and
Phi Psi Mack Dow.
HAPPY AS THE DAY IS
LONG
is Betty Ann Patton of the Tri
Delt hcijf-e, who has found out
that she is definitely allergic to
the fur coat that she is getting
tired of wearing. And then, too,
one of her sorority sisters was
very n.uch surprised the other
night, when Acacia Elton Wiley
called for Betty Ann instead of
Pris Wicks, his used-to-be.
THETAXIS
will hold their spring party tomor
row evening at Broadview. Ervin
Haase will be there with Alpha
Xi Delta Helen Jones, Dale An
derson with Tri Delt Jean Lud-
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Saturday
PAI.I.A1IN
pro(;rkssivi:
wick, Jim Bucher with Phi Phi
Susan Shaw, and Jim Claussen
with Joanna Keller.
RECENT ADDITION
to the pledge class of AOPi is
Kathryn Hanley. Kappa Delta also
announces the pledging of Janet
Kenny.
AND CONFIDENTIALLY
from what is supposed to be an
authentic source, we learn that
DU Bob Nelson and Tri Delta
Olive Speith have been going
steady since last Saturday night.
Barbs to honor
outstanding frosh
A gold recognition key will be
awarded at the Barb Spring ban
quet May 10 to the barb freshman
boy who has done the most out
standing work in barb activities
during the year. The key is being
given by Long's Bookstore, and
will become an annual award." One
freshman will be chosen each year
to receive the honor award by the
presidents of the Barb Union and
the Barb Council and Johnny
Johnsen, manager of the book
store.
Bands
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at the Turnpike Sunday, Herbie
Kay and his divers livers will
keep the dancers jivin'. Herbie's
bunch are going to give some of
the local campus talent the op
portunlty to groove some records
with them. Everything is free, and
the record will be given to the
person making it, according to
Junior Irving, who is in charge
of receiving the applications.
Lee Dixon is going to play at
the Turnpike Friday and Satur
day nights, and Freddie Edener
will take over the Pla-Mor for this
week-end.
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Religious Welfare
council elects
Drew as prexy
Robert E. Drew, Methodist stu
dent pa3tor, was elected president
for 1940-41 of the University Re
ligious Welfare council at council
meeting yesterday noon. Esther
Stuermer, Baptist student repre
sentative, was elected vice-president,
and Esther Ostlund, YWCA
secretary, was chosen secretary.
Leading the new cabinet will be
R. B. Henry as chairman of the
survey committee. Forbes as fac
ulty member, Dr. Gerald M. Ken
dall as student pastor and Lowell
Johnson as representative of the
students were elected "sans port
folio" to the survey committee,
which chairmen of committees, to
be elected, will join.
Worth saving?
Asking "Are Our Skins Worth
Saving?" Dr. D. A. Worcester, re
tiring president of the council,
told the groups that "We must be
able to give a moral reason for
staying out of the war. But also,
if we go in we must give a sound
moral reason for going in. The
important thing is not to let emo
tiona run away with us. and to
judge values sanely by their mer
its."
Book Nook buys
40 new volumes
A student committee headed by
Helen Claybaugh, Union board
member, selected about 40 books
for the Book Nook this year
Chosen from lists of the best re
leases of the year, the books in
clude those issued by the Book of
the Month club. Among these are
"Northwest Passage" by Kenneth
Roberts. "Trees" by Conrad Rich
ter. "Native Son" by Richard
Wright, "Modern American Paint
ing" by Peyton Bos well. Soon to
be added are Sir Neville Hender
son's "Failure of a Mission" and
Will Durant's "Life of Greece."
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