Tuesday, April 28, 1942
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Hangovers have been plentiful
these last mornings and there
ought to be just enough time be
fore Saturday for recuperation
and preparation. . . We hear the
Sig Alphs and the Phi Psis put
on one of the better hour dances
of the season with the poor Kap
pas as victims. Ed Staska acted
as dancing master and apparent
ly possesses an excellent sense
of equilibrium. . . Speaking of
Kappas, brings to mind the happy
reunion of beauty Betty Nickols
and Phi Delt George Abel who
decided life wasn't worthwhile
apart. . . Just a thought but may
be the same idea will occur to
Dinny Ford, another Kappa, and
former love Perry Fuller, ATO;
but we must admit that "Hitchy"
Hitchcock, Theta, is pretty stiff
competition for anyone. . . Dinny
incidentally, showed up at the
Tassle dance with another ATO
Harold Hunt, and Tommy Miller,
former exclusive property of Kap
pa Ann Craft, took Theta Doro
thy Weirich. . . All this really
mixes up the Kappas, Thetas and
ATO's, doesn't it?. . .
Again We Find.
Weekly reporting of pin-hangings
involves first surprise, sur
prise, Gamma Phi Mary Ellen
Robison who has forsaken her
many admirers for one med stu
dent, Bill Heindrichs, Sig Alph. . .
Bill Huffman, Beta, lost his owner
ship of the diamond and three
stars to one Janice Goldsmith, Al
pha Chi, Saturday . . . And then,
climax of a very confusing court
ship, screw-ball Danny Schmitt,
Sig Alph. bestowed his pin on
Shirley McNeel, Pi Phi; and we
hope that ends that. . . Weddings
are also in the offing in consid
erable number with two DU's
heading the list of future victims
of the ball and chain, Val Ander
son and Bob Hunt both having
announced .their engagement. . .
Jean Carnahan, Chi O, also has
set the date for her marriage to
former Phi Delt Dick Hiatt for
late in May.
Added to His List.
Congratulations are due my
worthy predecessor, Kappa Sig
Chris Petersen, for achievement
in fraternity awards as of last
Saturday night, and his presence
was greatly missed about 3 a. m.
in and around that house it seems.
. . . Congratulations are also due
the DU fraternity and their ten,
count them, ten new pledges. . . .
The romance between Jerry San
dol, DG. and Fred Adams, DU, is
getting to be one of the more con
stant affairs, and they met such a
short time ago too. . . . The
worthy town of Crete was the
scene of one of the better picnics
of the season when the Phi Delts
migrated there Sunday. Lois
Christie, Alpha Phi, was along
with Chuck Baskins while Nick
Douvas had his true love, Ruth
Grant, Tri Delt; and Howard
Chapin and Bus Black took Helen
Greuscl. AOPi and we understand
quite a modeler of swimming
suits, and Sweets Campbell, Kap
pa, respectively. . . .
Around About.
Marge Holmes and Hank Mar
vin, two gadabouts from wav back
are belying their reputation by
going places more and more to
gether. . . . Lois Christie is try
ing her best to find the owner of
a very expensive-looking white
evening coat which she . gained
possession of by mistake Satur
day night. The owner can get
same at the Alpha Phi house any
time. . . . Marian Dredla, Tri Delt,
received a diamond clear from
London, England, recently, which
must have really added to the or-
Palladian Team of .
Marvin, Guinan, Alexis Edge
Out Farmhouse in Union Quiz
Receiving the distinction of be
ing the brainiest individuals on
the campus, the Palladian team
of Dave Marvin, Warren Guinan
and Harold Alexis narrowly
edged out the Farm House team
Bill Burr, Dan Atkinson and Jim
Sallach by one-third of a point
to win the finals of Union's Brain-
Barhs Announce
General Meeting
Tonight in Union
A general assembly of Barbs
will be held Tuesday evening
at 7:00 in room 307, Student
Union building.
The purpose of the meeting
will be to discuss Barb plans
for future activities as they
concern all Barbs.
Name Petersen .
Kappa- Sigma
Award Winner
Chris Petersen, jr., arts and sci
ence senior, was named winner of
district 18's second annual Kappa
Sigma leadership award at a ban
quet at the Cornhusker Saturday
night. About 100 persons attended.
Paul Mathews, bizad senior of
Mullen, was also on the list of 11
who qualified for the district's top
activity honor.
The main speaker was Dr.
Walker H. McDonald, president of
Culver-Stockton college. Ren Buk
acek served as toastmaster. Hon
ored guests were Deans Mrs. Ver
na Boyles and T. J. and Mrs.
Thompson. Chapters represented
were Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas
State, Baker, Washburn and Missouri.
dinary thrill. . . . And then we
mustn't forget the renewed steady
deal between Marly Wolff, Sigma
Nu, and Kay Detweiler, DG, which
seemed to make all her friends
very happy, and we will check on
his brothers' opinions in the near
future. . . .
Why?
The Sig Eps are still waiting
for the nuptial rites between Bob
Gelwick and Ester May Calhoun,
and can't seem to understand the
delay. . . . Blessings on thee, lit
tle Awgwan gore writer, and may
thy future life be as confused as
are the captions in the present is
sue of our humor magazine. . . .
Tickets are now on sale for the
very big weekend birthday cele
bration of the Student Union, with
Friday night featuring Lloyd
Hunter and a carnival and Satur
day bringing Hunter back again
and the presentation of this year's
Cornhusker beauty queens. Satur
day afternoon means the AWS
Ivy Day tea dance also, so that
dancing seems to be the order for
the coming mighty May 1st and
2nd . . . See ya, tomorrow. . . .
With 35 defense courses costing
nearly $300,000 already completed,
Dean W. R. Woolrich of the Uni
versity of Texas engineering col
lege declares the "job for Texas
industry has just been started."
Pres. Robert L. MtLeod, jr., of
Centre college has warned students
of the danger of spreading un
founded rumors concerning Centre
men in the armed service.
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SPARKLING, GAY, FARCE-COMEDY
. Begins Tomorrow Nire
with Edith Ellis'
SEVEN SISTERS
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
DEP'T OF SPEECH, SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Wednesday, Thursday Friday
APRIL 29, 30 AND MAY 1
Box Office Open 2-5 p.m. Daily
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stormers' Quiz Sunday night in
the ballroom.
Thirty-eight teams, composed of
114 students, were entered in the
tournament when it began last
week, and two rounds preceding
the finals were held to eliminate
all but two of these teams.
Questions asked the finalists
concerned current events, litera
ture, sports, personalities, art and
music. .The musical question, for
which two records were played for
each team to identify, stumped the
mental experts, as did the ques
tions on literature (attention,
English department!) and art, two
paintings being shown each team
for identification.
Good at Current Events.
Both teams did well on current
events, and divided on personali
ties and definitions, Farm House
receiving full credit on the former
to Palladian's one-half and Palla
dian nosing out Farm House by
one-third point on definitions.
On the basis of the total score
which was 52 2-3 to 53 1-3, first
prize of $5 in defense stamps was
awarded to each member of the
Palladian team, while $2.50 apiece
was given to Farm House representatives.
100 Attend
Toivne Club
Mothers" Tea
More than 100 attended the
Towne Club Mothers' group tea at
Ellen Smith from 4 to 6 p. m. yes
terday, which featured a spring
motif.
Coeds and their mother who
acted as co-hostesses were Mrs.
T. R. Crawford and Eleanor who
were in the court; Mrs. J. E.
Bryan and Dorothy at the door;
Mrs. L. A. Sherburn and Ruth in
the parlor; Mrs. G. W. White and
Dorothy ushering guests in the
dining room. Mrs. A. R. Congdon
and Mrs. Don Critchfield were in
charge of the dining room, and
Miss Augusta Ziegler and Miss
Gertrude Knie were at the tea
table.
Music during the tea was pro
vided by Lucy and Dorothy Max
well on the piano and vibraharp,
Wilma MilW on the cello, Mrs.
C. E. Booth and Alice, piano and
violin; and Dorothy Bryan, piano.
Totalling over a million dollars
together, two contracts were
awarded Monday afternoon for in
stallation of the electrical distri
bution system at the air mechan
ics training school in Lincoln.
D. M. Drihin Talks
On Crypotgrams
To Math Society
Prof. D. M. Dribin will speak
to Pi Mu Epsilon, mathematical
honorary, at its meeting today,
April 28, at 7:30 p. m., in Brace
lab auditorium.
Any student may attend the
meeting. Prof. Dribin will talk on
"Cryptograms Their Making and
Breaking."
Union Donee
Called Off
Due t o circumstances beyond
their control, the Student Union
will not sponsor the weekly mati
nee dance this week. The upset
ting factors are the ROTC parade
Tuesday afternoon, the engage
ment of the ballroom Wednesday,
and the ROTC federal inspection
Thursday.
On Friday and Saturday, there
is a Union birthday party with
dancing to Lloyd Hunter's hot
swingsters. On this musical score,
Buddy Goldstein of the Union
board urges students to save their
shoe leather and whirl at the
Birthday Ball.
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