Sunday, May 11, 1941
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C. K. Morse
heads charity
drive division
Head of the university division
of the 1941 Salvation Army main
tenance fund campaign is Prof.
C. K. Morse of the extension divi
sion, the general chairman of the
campaign announced Friday. This
is the sixth consecutive year that
Morse has led this panel of the
Army campaign.
Departmental captains of solici
tation who have been appointed by
Prof. Morse are Miss Hortense
Allen, Miss Margaret Atwood,
Joyce Ayres, Dr. Ralph C. Bedell,
Dr. J. B. Burt, Miss Clara Craig:,
Major Walter Gardner, Emmett
Gillaspie, Miss Agnes Gordon, Dr
Ferdinand Griess, Prof. Earnest
Harrison, Major "Biff" Jones, Prof.
F. D. Kirsch, Miss Mable Lee,
Prof. Charles Nutting, Miss Eve
lyn Osterlund, Dr. Charles A. Pat
terson, Dr. A. A. Reed, R. B. Scott,
Miss .Marjorie Shanafelt, Prof.
P. K. Slaymaker, Prof. Linus Burr
Smith, Dr. L. B. Snyder, Prof.
C. D. Spangler, Dr. Elda Walker.
Dr. E. R. Washburn, Miss Mildred
Shank and Dr. H. A. White.
Rodeo-
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their ropers and in some cases suc
ceeded. Object of the contest was to las
no the calf and tie it in the shortest
time possible. Winner of the con
test was a team composed of Mil
la rd Ickes and La Verne Curry.
Stock saddle contest.
In the western stock saddle rid
ing contest, Don Roth and Isabel
Canet placed first; Clarion Buethe
and Eleanor Jacka placed second
and Charles Marcy and Louise
Reed, third.
Probably the title for most
wicked bucking goes to Bill
Greene's mechanical horse. A
saddled barrel tied to a plank that
extended to the rear of the Ford
caused many would-be cow-punchers
to "pull leather" as the blocks
tied to the rims of the rear wheels
provided the necessary flips,
spins, rolls, and reels to outdo the
riders.
Rcgistration-
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the dean of the college in which
they are registered, or with the
dean of the Junior Division, who
will approve the courses desired.
Fees for next semester must be
paid on or before Sept 3, either
In person or by mail.
A statement of fees will be
mailed each student ,on or before
Aug. 15. If statements are not re
ceived by Aug. 25, however, stu
dents should notify the Finance
Secretary's office at once. Stu
dents should leave their summer
address at this office.
Scholarship-
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Zeta Beta Tau, with 2.474. Last
year's winner, Beta Sin ma I si
ranked this year in fourth place
Professional groups at top.
Professional fraternities and so
rorities, however, again won top
scholastic honors. Omicron Nu.
home economics honorary in first
Ladirt. Be
One U Rrreif a
Brautiiiil Flewer.
tome Early I
Mothers!
For f ree Oldnmobile
Transportation
tall 2-2it
Doors
Open
Daily
11:45
The Dathlnf Romance ef
"lion With the Wind"
the Sweelneai of "Rebecca
Vivien
LEIGH
Laurence
OLIVIER
in
"THAT
HAMILTON
WOMAN"
Monday, May 12
12:00 YM international affairs discussion group
luncheon meeting, former museum.
4:00 Baseball, University of Kansas, playing field.
5:00 Tassels meeting, Union room 313.
Interfraternity Council meeting, Union room
316.
Opening of Pan-American room, Union caf
eteria. 6:00 Faculty men's club meeting, Union parlox X.
Towne club meeting, Union parlors A and B.
6:30 Pan-American film showing, Pan-American
room. Union.
7:30 Pan-American film showing, Union ballroom.
8:00 Towne club alumni meeting, Union room 313.
Tuesday, May 13
7:10 a. m. Ag campus Bible discussion group meet
ing, room 302 ag hall.
4:00 Baseball, University of Kansas, playing field.
Mortar Board marriage club, Union parlors
X and Y.
Union forum, speaker Dr. Wallace Wong on
"China Her West", faculty lounge.
Newman club meeting, Union room 315.
5:00 Religious Welfare group meeting, Union par
lors A and B.
Women's I-M baseball, field south of social
sciences.
5:45 Phi Delta Kappa meeting, Union parlor Z.
Delta Phi Delta meeting, Union parlor C.
7:00 Ag YM general meeting to plan summer
freshman' contact program, ag hall.
YM Congregational students meeting, speak
er Dr. Henry David Gray, Union room 313.
Sigma Eta Chi meeting, Union room 313.
League of Evangelical students meeting,
Union room 315.
Newman club meeting, Union room 316.
7:30 Phalanx meeting, Union parlor X.
Wednesday, May 14
1:00 Faculty women's club meeting, Union ball
room. 5:00 Women's I-M baseball, field south of social
sciences.
Union matinee dance, ballroom, Identification
cards admit.
Student' Council meeting, Union rcom. 313.
6:00 Speech department banquet, "Oscar Night",
Union parlor A.
Poultry club banquet, Union parlors XYZ.
Omicron Nu banquet, Union room 315.
6:15 American Institute of Electrical Engineers
meeting, Union parlor C.
6:45 Omicron Nu business meeting, Union par
lor B.
7:00 YM-YW cabinets discussion group meeting,
Temple.
7:15 Corn Cob meeting, Union room 316.
7:30 American Society of Civil Engineers, Union
room 315.
Authority
on China talks
at Union forum
Next forum discussion on
the Union series will be held
Tuesday, May 13, when Wal
lace Wong will discuss the
subject, "China Her West. '
Wong is from Chen-tu, the
capital of the western prov
ince of free China. It is 200
miles west of Chungking.
A graduate of Chinese uni
versities, Wong will describe
the civilian trek of the Chi
nese universities and the
people into the Chinese in
terior. This is the first time
a Far Western Chii.ese au
thority has visited the campus.
Concordia choir
to sing here
Concordia Teachers col
lege of Seward will bring
their a-cappella choir to the
Union, Sunday, May 18, for
a special concert at 4 p. m.
Dr. Theo G. Stelzer, judge
at the Ivy Day sings, is the
director of the group. They
will sing in the ballroom.
Barbs to hold
spring banquet
Annual all-barb spring
banquet will be Saturday,
May 17, at 6:30. Admission
is free for barb activity card
holders, and 50c for others.
All barbs are invited to
come and take part in the
festivities, which will mark
the last barb social event of
the year. Presentation of
newly elected barb officers,
briefly outlined plans for
next year, and varied enter
tainment for the banqueteers
is on the program.
Thursday, May 15 Calendar ends
12:00 Alpha Phi Delta mothers' club meeting, Union
parlor X.
Sinfonia meeting, Union parlor Z.
5:00 Gamma Lambda meeting, Union room 313.
Ag matinee dance, student activities building.
6 00 Red Guidon meeting, Union parlors ABC.
7:00 City YM general meeting, room 303 ag hall.
7:30 Senior Council meeting, Union parlors X
and Y.
Society of American Military Engineers
meeting, Union room 313.
Scabbard and Blade, Union room 315.
Christian Science association meeting, Union
room 316.
Friday, May 16
12:00 City campus Bible discussion group meeting,
former museum.
4 00 Baseball, Iowa State, playing field.
4:15 Book Nook news broadcast, Union book nook.
publication
With the publication of
this edition, Time and Place,
the campus calendar, pub
lished by the DAILY, AWS
and Union will be printed for
the last time this: year. First
published this semester, it
brought news of campus ac
tivities to both subscribers
and non subscribers of the
DAILY. Staff members re
sponsible for its production
were:
Editor ..Morton Margolin
Assistant .Betty Newman
Proof reader. Bob Schlater
5:00 YW Estes co-op meeting, Ellen Smith.
6:15 ACBC dinner and dance, Uniin parlors XYZ.
6:30 Nebraska ROTC band dinner, Union parlors
ABC.
Saturday, May 17
2:00 Baseball, Iowa State college, playing field.
Tennis and Golf tournaments against Uni
versity of Missouri.
6:00 Phys Ed majors' formal banjuit, Union par
lors A and B.
6:30 Barb spring banquet, Union parlors XYZ.
Sunday, May 18
10:45 Lutheran chapel service, Urtim parlors XYZ.
2:00 Lambda Gamma meeting. nUion room 316.
3:00 Tea for Home Ec seniora, Union parlors A
and B.
4:00 Concordia College a-capeili choir, Union
ballroom.
5:30 Lutheran Student association meeting, Union
parlor X.
6:10 Gamma Delta meeting, Union room 316.
Monday, May 19
12:00 Cify campus international affairs luncheon
discussion, former museum.
5:00 Tassels meeting, Union room 315.
6:00 Towne club meeting, Union parlors A and B.
Tuesday, May 20
7:10 a. m. Ag campus Bible discussion group meet
ing room 302 ag halL
4:00 Union sketch class, room 315.
Newman club meeting, Union room 316.
field.
5:00 Interfraternity council meeting. Union room
315.
7:00 Sigma Eta Chi meeting. Union room 313.
League of Evtingelical students, Union room
315.
Newman club meeting, Union room 316.
7:30 Phalanx meeting, Union parlor B.
8:00 Concerto Concert, Union ballroom.
Wednesday, May 21
5:00 Student Council meeting. Union room 313.
6:00 Sigma Xi banquet, Union ballroom.
6:30 Mechanical engineers meeting. Union parlors
X and Y.
7:00 Gamma Nu Theta, Union room 213.
YM-YW cabinet discussion meeting. Temple.
7:15 Corn Cob meeting, Union room 316.
Thursday, May 22
12:00 Sinfonia meeting, Union paf-or Z.
City campus Bible discussion group meeting,
former museum.
5:00 Gamma Lambda meeting, Union room 313.
6:15 Sigma Tau meeting, Union parlor X.
7:00 Tassels-Corn Cob party, Union ballroom.
7:30 Christian Science association. Union room 316.
Friday, May 23
4:00 School of Music tea, Union parlors XYZ.
4:15 Book Nook news broadcast, book nook.
Saturday, May 24
1:00 Delta Zeta alumni meeting. Union parlor X.
6:15 Phi Tau Theta meeting. Union p.irlor A.
6:30 Geology Department dinner, Union parlor X.
Sunday, May 25
9:00 Towne dub mothers' breakfwt. Union par
lors A and B.
10:45 Lutheran chapel service, Union parlors XYZ.
4:00 Lutheran Student association. Union parlor X.
4 .30 Newman club meeting, Union parlors Y and Z.
5:30 Lutheran Student association, Union parlor X.
See Jhe Nebraskan bulletin for late announcements and changes
THl'HRnAY 1
JUDY (Scatter brain) CANOVA
In
"SIS HOPKINS"
riorfl last vpflr. aeain ranked first
this year with a 3.314 rating. Phi
Upsilon Omicron, also a home eco
nomics group, was in secunu
with 3.175.
nrofessional fraterni
ties was Sigma Gamma Epsilon,
Enjoy the NEW
PAD-AMERICAN
'Dfl AM (h'tmerlr the
llUUlti Lafnrria)
Opening Monday
Same Vlace Same Policy
mining and geology organization,
also a first rater last year. Farm-
house ran a close second to the
scientific honorary's average of
2.877 with a rating of 2.826.
With a ranking of 2.939, Loomis
hall rated at the top of the wom
en's halls and fourth in me enure
ercim. Wilson hall, which rated
first last year with an average of
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3.043, fell this year 10 mira piace
with a rating of 2.879.
firoun averare erade ratines are
figured by awarding four points
for each credit hour carried by
members with a grade of 90 or
above, three points for grades of
80 to bv, two lor graues u io
and one for grades 60 to 69. In
completes receive zero points
while conditions suDtract. one
point, and failures or hours
dropped in unsatisfactory stand-
BUT
Newly Decorated
IS'etc Music and IS'eiv
Variety of Menus.
STUDpNT UNION
. (Main Fl. Con-ldor West)
ing deduct two points. Total grade
points are divided by the number
of hours carried by the group to
secure the group average rating.
Both women's and men's aver
ages dropped slightly below thtir
respective records of last year,
for 2.512 and 2.247. Complete
ranking of the groups follows:
Social Sororities
1. Kappa1 Alpha Theta 2.7DJ.
2. (ianima I'ht Bcm I. Ml.
5. Alpha I'hl 2.UI0.
4. fl Hrla Fhl 2.005.
A. Kapiia Kapa l.nnima 2.5A3.
6. Delta (inmnia 2Ao7l.
I. Alpha XI Drlta 2.M7.
5. Alpha tHnlrron PI 2. 40.
. Delta Drlta Delta 2.407.
10. -4il Omeita 2.44.
II. Alpha thl OmrK 2.4S2.
12. l'hl Mu 2. SSI.
IS. Kappa Drlta 2.2SH.
14. Mnia Drlta Tan 2.204.
15. Mania Kappa I.0HH.
pocial Fraternities
1. Hlrma Alpha Mo 2.694.
classified:
a a lvt FCT t2t
LOST Brown tipper pure contftlnlnfc Men
miration cuitl. full Diatth Ej)inUlcr.
2-U66.
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2. 4 'hi Fhl 2 tit.
3 iteta Krta Tau 2.474.
4. Drta Slima P 1.4i75.
P. I'M Kappa l'l !..
a. Alpha Mma Ptit J.SS4.
1 Hlrma ( nl
ft. I'M Delia Theta 2.2M.
8 Hlrma I'hl Kpulon 1. 1X1.
10. Drlta Tan Drlia 2.147.
11. Kappa Mama 2.1 444.
12. Drlta I plon J Mil.
IS. l'hl Ganim DrtlM 2.171.
J4. Araela t.lH.
1(1. Alpha TW Omrta 2.099.
lr). Hlrma Na ?.07l.
II. I'hl hi una Kappa 2 02.
1H. Beta llirta P 1 7.
10. Hlrma Alpha Kptilon I .Ml,
10. Ihrta l 1.494.
I'ROKhSMoWl, SOROKI'I IK?.
1. Omlrron Nu !MI4.
t. I'M Kpl!ii Otim r.in 3 1"4.
ll.lMa Fhl Pp.ila S.'nit. '
4 ; ThrU Siania !: 2.9 !.
f Hiirma Ai-ti lota J. 785.
fc.'IMta On-rr.Mi ..17.V
S. I'hl thl Ihrt J.OJ1.
I ROFKSSION L I R M'F.RXITIE-H,
1. Hlcma Camma Kpoilon 2.877. .
2. Kami Monte I
i). I'M Mil Alpha 2.I5J.
4. Alpha Gamma Rho 2.639.
ft. MlKiria Drlta hi 2.607.
. XI I'hI l'hl : Ml.
7. I'M Drlta Phi 2.4.7.
fl. Alpha Kappa Pl 2.4270.
9. Drlta Slcma Delta 2.S3S.
10. Dilta Sima Pi 2.2HS.
11. Dlta Hiria Pi 1.1341.
OTHKR OKVAMZKI GROUTS.
1. ralludlan J..
2. lunula Hall ?..
8. WilMin Hall 2.H7H.
4. Howard Hall 2.K.V1.
I. Koutnn Hall 2.(70. j
. Drllan I nlon ?.4:tJ. I!
1. Women' Uentdcnce bulla 1.47. Jj.
