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PAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, January 8, 1942
Society
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Every time we get wind of an
exciting bit of news it turns out
to be a dud or backfires in our
direction. . . . F'rinstance DU Don
Shaneyfelt didn't hang his pin, so
the brothers say, but has had two
dates with girl-in-qucstion-Mary
Bonebright, AOPi, who's also
going steady with someone else,
they keep telling us, which we
don't know how could happen, if
she's dated DU Don. . . . And
another scoop (we hope): SAE
John Thiessen hung his Sig Alph
pin on' the girl at home, suppos
edly a nurse. . . . The boys at the
house don't know her name. . . .
They call her the White Hope. . . .
Alpha Phi Barb Morehouse isn't
letting that pin interfere with her
coke dates with Delt Art Lincoln.
. . . Our most reliable spy comes
in with this quote on Alpha Chi
Lois Schofield, the gal who's be
ing true to ATO Jack Stone:
"Yep, Bill gave me a compact,
Dick sent this ring and then I
got this clip; but they don't mean
a thing because Jack couldn't
tome home" . . . Just goes to show
you. . . . And speaking of Alpha
Chis: Mighty fine thing they're
doing to forego the posies in favor
of national defense. . . .
Foregoing at the Cornhusker
tomorrow night will be Roberta
Davison and Phi Gam Bill Mc
Nare and Ruth Lund and Phi Delt
Les Buckley. . . . Deltasig Doug
Varner lost his pin in Pittsburgh
during the vacation to last sum
mer's Yellowstone romance. . . .
Finally steadying after a semes
ter of solid dating are Alpha Xi
Delt Fern Bergren and Fiji Claude
Wright. . . .
All Over.
End of a beautiful friendship;
Alpha Phi Lo Christie handed
back the Alpha Sig pin she's been
taking care of for Bob Hyde. . , .
To Los Angeles tomorrow for
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Calendar
Friday
Alpha Chi Omega Winter
Formal, Cornhusker Hotel, 9 to
12 p. m.
Dorm Formal, Lincoln Hotel,
9 to 12 p. m.
Saturday
Delta Upsilon Orchid Party,
Cornhusker Hotel, 9 to 12 p. m.
Sigma Delta Tau pledge
party, chapter house.
Palladian Boys Banquet,
closed.
wedding bells and orange blos
soms goes Gamma Phi Ada Lav
ender to meet PiKA Bob Durr.
. . . Formaling tomorrow night
at the dorm party will be prexy
Frances Drenguis and Russ
Shoonmaker (they aren't going
steady), and at the Palladian ban
quet and dance Saturday will be
Deane Dowell with Hugh Stuart
and Doris Dobry with Don Dean.
. . . This last combination is seen
a lot together. . . .
We like the one about Bob Gel
wick, Sig Ep. whose visit to pin
mate Esther Mae Calhoun proved
that she can't cook. . . . Visitors,
you of last year will remember
Theta Hap Mcintosh and DG Dot
tie Thomas. . . . Hap s down from
Wisconsin to look over the cam
pus and Alpha Tau T. Miller, and
Dottie's taking time off from her
air-raid warden post to date SAE
Louie Seybold. . . . Congratula
tions to Dick Ake. St. Joseph,
Mo., who has pledged Sigma Phi
Epsilon and to Bruce Boyd who
has pledged Delta Sigma Pi. . . .
All's well that prints well. . . .
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Society Editors
June Jamieson
Joann Emerson
UN Methodist
Students Hear
Stanley Jones
Twelve university students, a
Wesleyan delegation, and two
local pastors attended the week
long convention of the second Na
tional Methodist Student Con
ference held Dec. 29-Jan. 2 at
the University of Illinois.
Delegates heard nationally
known educators and ministers.
Among them was Dr. E. Stanley
Jones who gave the main talk of
the conference, "Jesus, the Norm
of Reconstruction." The theme
of the convention was "The Stu
dent in Christian World Recon
struction." Leaders stressed three points:
(1) the maintenance of a Christian
world, (2) the need to lay foun
dations for an endurable peace,
and (3) the alleviation of suffer
ing. UN students who made the trip
were Betty Ross, Bob Alberty,
Keith Jobes. Charles Mastin. Allen
Menefee, John Norall, Pauline
Roberts, Don White, Velma Smith,
Lurene Rulla, Betty ftovor, ana
Bill Ruyle.
Pardon Us
Tryouts for the second semester
varsity debate sqvad will be held
on Wednesday, Jan. 14. The date
specified in yesterday's Nebras
ka!!, Jan. 17, was an error.
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Navy Offers Design Positions
To Graduates in
Engineering graduates are neea-
ed in the design division of the
bureau of yards and docks in the
V. S. navy department, according
to an announcement yesterday
from Dean O. J. Ferguson of the
college of engineering.
The positions offered by the U.
S. navy include structural en
gineers; mechanical engineers on
power plants, refrigerating plants,
or heating and ventilating plants;
electrical and sanitary engineers.
Recent graduates of a college of
engineering will be rated as junior
engineers and will receive $2,000
per year. Graduates with 3 to 4
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