DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, September 27, 1942
Daily Outlines Functions, Activities Sponsored,
Officers of Six Prominent Extra-Curriculor
Organizations Operating on Nebraska Campus
group is also primarily a service
organization and like the Cobs co-,
operates with other groups. They
usher at uni- s y
Even in war time, student acti
vity and interest is not limited to
the classroom. On the UN cam
pus there are several organizations
which serve as an outlet for stu
dent energy.
Here is an outline of the organi
zations which figure prominently
in campus extra-curricular activi
ties: MORTAR BOARD
Mortar Board, the senior woml
en's honorary, masks twelve jun
ior women at the Ivy Day cele
bration each year. The society
honors the high scholastic aver
age, activities-
minded women
on the campus.
The society
sponsors an in
t e r-organisa-tion.
The Mor
tar Board Tar
ty, an annual
vice versa af
fair at which
six eligible
bachelors on
the campus are
presented, is
sponsored by this group.
Officers for this year's group
are: Dorothy Wcirich. president:
Susan Shaw, vice president: Syl
via Katzman, secretary; Shirley
Phelps, trer surer.
INNOCENTS
The traditions of the honorary
Innocents society are perpetuated
each spring by the tapping of 13
activities mind
ed juniors. The
out-going sen
ior Innocents
do the honors
at the Ivy Day
celebrations.
This group
s p o n s ors the
J uni or-Sc:iior
Prom, the se
lection of cheer
leaders and the
sale of frech-
men caps. They
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also have charge of the Homecom
ing Celebration, and the Fresh
men Convocation.
The president of thi.-i veir's or
ganisation is Preston Hays; vicc-
tary, Max Laughlin; treasurer,
Bob Schlater and sergeant-at-
arms, Fred Metheny.
AWS
The Associated Women Students
is an organization of all women
students on campus. The adminis
trative duties are divided among
three bodies. The executive board
of 14 members ;
is elected each
spring by wom
en students; the
legislative body
is composed of
the presidents
of all the or
ganized houses;
and the judicial
bodv. known as
the AWS court
tries all violat
ors of AWS
rules nnd en
forces the point system for wom
en's activities.
AWS sponsors the Intersorority
Sing at Ivy Day. The organiza
tion is financed by Coed Follies
at which original sluts are pre
sented by women s houses, l-ach
house presents candidates for
Typical Nebraska Code. The
Penny Carnival and th? Ivy Day
Tea Dance are also fund raisers.
This year the group is cooperat
ing with the Student Foundation
in an attempt to get freshmen stu
dents interested in activities.
Janet Curley is president of
AWS this year.
KOSMET KLUB
Kosmet Klub, men's dramatic
society, presents a fall show each
year composed of the best original
skits by sororities, fraternities and
organized houses on the campus.
The Nebraska
S w e e t h ea rt,
who is elected
by secret ballot,
is prese n t e (1
along with
Prince ICosmet.
Usually a
musical comedy
is pre s e n t e d
each spring by
an all male
cast. A contest
is sponsored for
the best play
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the winners receive prizes.
The Klub also sponsors the in
terfratemity sing on Ivy Day. A
cup is presented to the best sing
ers. A scholarship fund is also
sponsored by the group.
Each year 15 new members are
chosen from Kosmet Klub work
ers to replace the graduating sen
iors. CORN COBS
Corn Cobs, the UN men's pep
club choses 16 members from a
large group of hard-working
pledges.
The group cooperates with a
large group of campus organiza
tions in drives and publications.
The Cobs also sponsor activities
independently.
The group is mainly a service
organization. Their first duty is
to conduct the freshmen tour of
the campus. The group plans and
leads all rallys when the season
starts and sells flowers at the
games. They cooperate with the
Tassels in presenting the Home
coming Dance. When basbctball
season starts they lead the cheer
ing. This year's president is Frank
White; vice-president. Jack Ho
gan; secretary is Max Laughlin,
and elected treasurer was to have
been Sheldon Kaufman.
TASSELS
The sister organization of the
Corn Cobs is the Tassels. The
Ilusker Football Fans
To Ilea? 100-Piece
loica State Band
Nebraska football fans will hear
the 1942-43 premier performance
of Iowa State's 100 piece band at
the Cornhusker-Cyclone game to
be held here Oct. 3.
The band, which is directed by
Prof. Alvin R. Edgar, has made
plans for novelty entertainment
features thruout the season.
A" Faculty
Again
Hold;
Reception for Students
In Activities Builtliu
Annual reception of the ag
faculty for all students on that
campus will be held Saturday
night in the student activities
building at 8 p. m.
Dancing and entertainment will
be features of the evening as well
as the introduction 'of ag faculty
members.
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versity concerts
and conv oca
tions at the
Coliseum. A
Pep Queen is
chosen at the
H o m e c oming
Dance when it
is presented by
the Corn Cobs
and the Tassels.
This year's
p r e s i dent of
Tassels is Jean
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Christie. Thesociety is affiliated
with Phi Sigma Chi and its mem
bers must have an 80 average to
be initiated.
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On Depression,
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AUSTIN, Tex. (ACP). Eco
nomic depression after this war
can be avoided, in opinion of Dr.
C. E. Ayres, University of Texas
economist. Dr. Ayres suggests
as America's postwar slogan,
"Come on. Depression . . . We
Licked Hitler and We Can Lick
You."
The economics professor said
the government's immense spend
ing program will help redistribute
the wealth and thus furnish a
hedge against depression. Re-designing
of industry to produce ci
vilian needs, increased by war
time scarcity, can provide jobs for
millions now turning- their efforts
to war production.
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