THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, April 21,1940
Blitzkrieg of . . .
Picnic weather ends fight;
it's no use trying to study
By Mary Jean McCarthy
Picnivating weather has envel
oped the old but young campus.
Outings seem to be taking the
place of almost anything that
happens. Boy says to girl 'What
will we do,' and she replies -'let's
go on a picnic' ... or vice versa.
Of course, other things do happen,
but not very often. Congratula
tions are due the ATOs and SAMs
who had their initiation yesterday.
HAVE YOU SEEN
a good looking, well built, inex
pensive trailer? If you have,
Theta Marion Kidd and ATO John
Smith would certainly appreciate
it for they have been searching
the city in vain. Makes rather
nice traveling equipment cause
John, aiming at engineering, will
be doing a great deal of moving
about after their marriage some
time this summer.
BASHFUL IS HE?
is the question the Sig Alphs are
asking brother Bob Burma, for it
seems like he was very much en
thused and anxious to ask Kappa
Jeanne Newell to the "N" club
dance but was rather leery of the
idea seein' as how she is on the
"goin' steady" list.
SWEETHEARTS
will be honored at the dinner
given today at the Kappa Sig
house, when the fellows ask 'those
nearest and dearest' to their hearts
over for a bit of dinner. Some of
the couples will be DG Pat Pat
terson and Floyd Irving; Theta
Jean Reed with Don Moore; Kap
pa Jean Cullinan and Jim Evinger,
and Beth Howley with Rex 'of
picture fame' Crews.
SOME ARE WONDERING
why the mentioning of a certain
Phi Psi. namely Tom Grimes,
makes Alec Ann Arthaud's heart
flutter here and there. A few of
the girls are going to issue a warn
ing signal to him too for they
say he has already captured many
of the coeds' hearts.
GOLF AND TENNIS
are popping into view with these
beautiful spring mornings. A
group of 'de boys' were out early
in the morn yesterday to play a
few holes of golf. In the party
were SAM Art Hill, DU Leonard
Dunker, and Betas Dick De Brown,
Bob Aden, Chick Rice, Ron Brod
rick and Alius Mathis. The vig
orous game of tennis persuaded
Kappas Marcille Poppe and Peg
Elsor. to --'rise with the sun.'
'A FLAIR FOR LIVING
and the warmth of personality
makes a coed popular." That's
what some noted someone said.
That's probably why you see Pi
Phi Shirley Scott with Beta Bill
Huffman so often; also the reason
for Eville Younger asking Betty
Burgess, Kappa, for dates! and
that switch causes DU Bob Green
to ask Theta Aline Hosman to go
places.
OUR FAVORITE
culinary impresario is 'Juke'
Byers, who, yesterday, hired the
staff he made us coke and cone
tasting and testing inspectors.
WHY DO THIS
to us? That's what the Betas
want to know. First, it was some
one chopping down their trees,
anu now their furniture has dis
appeared. Someone just walked in
and out with the interior pieces.
A long comfortable looking couch
was seen on the Union steps and
the Tri Delts are using the fellahs
new porch furniture. The Thl Mus,
too, were honored with an extra
chair or two. The thieves just
left their loot in various obvious
places. May we suggest that the
Betas try chains they use them
in some places.
Presbyterians
elect officers,
pick committees
Officers for the next year were
elected at the Presbyterian stu
dent fellowship annual banquet
held Friday evening, at which Dr.
Francis L. Bouquet, professor in
the Omaha theological seminary,
spoke on "Treasure Island."
Officers elected at the meeting,
presided over by Lloyd Jeffrey,
were Stanley i'yner, president;
James Newcomer, vice president;
Marie Louise Drake, secretary;
and Richard oJhnson, treasurer.
Committee members selected
were Betty Gene Long, student
center; Jay Norris, -spiritual life;
Fletcher Conn, religious agencies;
Gerry Smith, social recreation;
Kieth McCall, publicity; Jane Bird,
friendship; Bill McDonald, study
and discussion; and Dick Johnson,
stewardship.
Profs judge contests
Prof. Earnest Harrison ap
peared as a judge at Madison, S.
Dak., Thursday to Saturday. Prof.
Herbert Schmidt appeared as a
judge for the district music con
test at Fremont, Neb., Friday.
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Orf ield publishes article
Professor L. B. Orfield of the
college of law is author of a paper
"The Norris-LaGuardia Act" which
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