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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, September 25, 1942
So
ocieiu.
By Janet Haggart.
Bob McNutt
Who came back from St. Lucas
island, where he was working last
year 10 give the Nebraska coeds
a break, says that he has plenty of
time and lots of monev and is look
ing for a girl to spend it on. All
applicants call the Sigma Chi
notise. This offer is for a limited
time only and is subject at any
time, uais, get to that phone!
Duke Schatz, Bob Cline, and
Don Anawalt. Siema Nus. are al
ready making plans to return to
o - If .11 . . .
outi vauey come unnstmas vaca
tion because of interests thev ae
quired while vacationing there this
summer. Duke is playing the field
again since he has his pin after
being in Pi Phi Joan Emmerson's
possession for a while. Don man
ages to stay in a quandry over his
two Kappa affairs. He just can't
matte up his mind, While sneak
ing of the Sig Nus, the fellows
rrom that shack are going to the
Turnpike Saturday night enmasse,
to show their 44 new pledges some
liincom night life.
Pi Phi
"Mtrge" Koupal left Wednesday
for Cheyenne to see Hugh Mc
Kemia who is a second lieutenant
in the army at Fort Warren. They
are ma King plans for wedding bells
soon. While part of the Pi Phi
house is making wedding plans an
other part is on the sphtup list!
Pat Caley who has been wearing
Don Shaneyfolfs DU pin since last
year returned it Tuesday night
and called the whole deal off. That
should be an interesting hour
da nee the Pi Phis have with the
DUs Saturday night with all the
broken romances between these
two houses.
Rumors
Are around the Sig Alph resi
dence that Louis "Girl-slayer" Sey
bold has a blind date Friday night
with a little lass from California.
Still around 635 North 16th, Ray
Beechley and Dick Nash will be
Turnpike bound this week end
with Sally Sears, the little Alpha
Phi pledge from New York and
Alpha Chi Betty Mahan. Sig Alph
pledge Bud Brown from the west
coast thinks Tri Delt pledge Betty
Dicks is just about the right stuff,
and spends much of his time keep
ing the telephone wires hot be
tween their two houses.
Doing The Town
This week end will be Pi Phi
pledge Marilyn Simpson with Delt
Bud Bartle, Peg Miles Theta
pledge and DU Dave Andrews who
will be double dating with Jean
Mover Pi Phi and Chick Schmitt
who is leaving for the army soon.
Dorm bigwigs Maxine Lynn and
Laura Lee Mundil will be around
with Herb Hopkins and Frank
O'Connel, and Mary Sinclair Alpha
Phi pledge with DU flash Tom
Drummond.
Sig Eps
Harold Largen and Bob Hender
son will be Turnpike bound too
with Carene Woodworth Tri Delt
and Alpha Phi Helen Hickman
Saturday. Elden Snodgrass new
pledge of that hut is giving active
Ray Miller stiff competition with
Jean Lingenfelter AOPi. The
brothers are plating bets on the
outcome.
Phi Gain.
Are very happy on pledging Jim
Meyers of York Wednesday. Jim,
who was voted best football player
in the state last year, had an of
fer to go to Notre Dame and play
but he prefers dear old UN. Also
Phi Gam Chet Ferguson has a big
week end ahead of him with dates
with Thetas Becky Wait and Jean
York and K.tppa Dorothv Jean
Brown.
It's People Like
DG Betty Simodynes and Beta
Don Stewart who keen the camnus
guessing and the brothers and sis
ters tearing their hair wishing
they would make up their minds.
iow tney seem to have evei vthiner
smoothed over again and plan to
be together Saturday night, but
anything can happen before then.
Puzzled too is Catherine Sloan
who really should get a date book
so she could keen her dates
NIA Council to Sponsor Matinee Football
Dances in Union; Kickoff on October 3
Matinee football dances start
ing Oct. 3 will begin barb activi
ties sponsored by the NIA Ne
braska Independent Association
this fall.
Successfully held after every
home game in the past two or
three years, these dances are given
with a duo purpose: to furnish en
tainment for students, both af
filiated and barb, and to raise
money with which to carry on the
barb social program this year.
The NIA Council heads the ac
tivity program of the unaffiliated
students on the campus. Organ
ized last spring to further political
and social interests of both men
and women not belonging to greek
letter groups, the NIA takes the
place of most of the former barb
organizations functioning in past
years. Three other groups are be-
DormPhones
Will Not Ring
Late at Night
Sorry, fellows, but you can't
call your girls at the dorm before
breakfast nor in the wee. wee
hours after a hard night of study.
Telephone service bocins at the
residence halls at 8 . nv nH
closes at 10:30 Sunday thru Thurs
day with the exchange open until
12:30 on Friday and Saturday.
Many students have been calling
the dorms after hours, according
to Marcerv Johnson, head resi
dent of Raymond Hall.
xou cant even use a ruse to
cet a eirl to the nhone after the
exchange closes: for only in cases
ot extreme emergency can a girl
be contacted and then one of the
head residents conveys the mes
sage to the girl.
If vou feel von have to contact
your flame in the middle of the
nigm your Dest Det is to start a
student carrier-pigeon service.
straight. For a good date filing
system, see Phi Psi Spence Porter.
Visiting
Sister Alpha Phis has been Joan
Sheldon who was married recently
to Bill Connor former track star.
Bill is now in the army located at
Fort Bliss, Texas.
Newcomers Moved
Up on Iowa Team
IOWA CITY, Sept. 21. New
faces were seen on the Iowa ver
sity lineup yesterday as Dr. Ed
die Anderson sent his charges
through the first intensive drill
of the week in preparation for
their Saturday encounter with the
untried Nebraska Cornhuskers.
The outstanding performances
of sophomore backs Chuck Uknes
and Duke Curran in last Satur
day's opener was enough to war
rant their promotion to the start
ing lineup. Uknes, the "Blond
Bomber" from Sioux City led all
the backs in last week's game with
an average of a little more than
6 yards per try.
In order to bolster the injury
riddled center position, which was
left wide open when veteran Bob
Lauterbach suffered a knee in
jury, Anderson has moved sopho
more Bob Weber to the starting
pivot position and shifted Henry
Blum from guard position to un
derstudy Weber.
The Hawks spent most of the
first practice session in an inten
sive signal and blocking drill.
Coeds Register Monday,
Tuesday for Lineolnettes
All university women who are
interested in becoming Lineoln
ettes are asked to register Mon
day or Tuesday, Sept. 28 or 29,
between the hours of 2 to 5 p. m.
at the office of the dean of women,
Mrs. Verna Boyles.
ginning their work this fall, how
ever. Barb Interhouse Council is com
posed of representatives from th
women's co-operative houses and )
dormitories on the campus and
sponsors parties and eet-np.
quainted gatherings as well as dis- '
cussing me problems of campus ;
life. I
Functioning smoothly for four .
years, rowne juid was organized
for Lincoln coed3 at the univer
sity, and since its beginning this
group has increased both in size
and influence in barb affairs.
The newest camnus organiza
tion, the Inter-Co-op Council, got
off to an auspicious start last
spring when it held a semi-formal
dance in the Union on April 17.
composed or tne tour mens co
operative houses at UN. Baldwin
Hall, Ag College Boarding Club,
rioneer o-op, and the cornhusker ,
Co-op, this group has as its pur
pose the promotion of co-onera-
Imn a . ... t a nH J 1 . -
viw civniurs anu closer associa-
tion between existing organiza
tions. Emphasis will be placed on
co-operative buying, education, a
ana social activities.
A new men's co-op. oranizM
last spring and starting this fall
wnn a tun membership will prob
ably join the Co-op Council. Ap
proximately 150 men belonir to the
other four.
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