Tuesday, November 10, 194
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Jean Rotton Elected Sig Chi Sweetheart . . .
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.in Rotton. Theta Dledae. is surrounded bv admirina Sigma Chi pledges as she was elected by
them Saturday night as 'the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi."
Presented during a military houseparty given by the pledges for the actives, she is wearing the
uniform of a nurse's aid in which organization she is very active. She is five feet five inches tall,
and has the blonde hair and blue eyes which the Sigma Chi sweetheart song describes. In her hand
is the bronze engraved cup which beginning this year will be given annually to the Sigma Chi sweetheart.
Home Ee Club
Uses Military
Initiation Plan
The home economics club will
hold a mass initiation of pledges
Tuesday at 7 p. m. The initiation
will take place in the activities
building, and will follow a mili
tary idea.
The "inductees" of the National
Home Economic association are
summoned to report for induction
and classification at the activities
building promptly on Tuesday eve
ning. The yeais program for the club
will consist of various teas for
home ec students and a special
Christmas tea.
The state convention for home
c students will be held in Lincoln
this year and it will be the respon
sibility of the club to sponsor this
convention.
Officers of the club are elected
for only one semester and new of
ficers will be elected at the be
ginning of the second semester.
Marian Hunt and Wanda Gilbert
are in charge of the initiation and
the first mass meeting.
Gamma Phis
Hold Founders'
Day Banquet
Nebraska chapter of Gamma
Phi Beta will hold their annual
Founders' day banquet Friday
night, Nov. 13. at 6:30 at the Uni
versity club. Jeanne Bovard is
chairman of the affair and will
also serve as toastmistress.
Miss Evelyn Gooding, province
director, from Urbana, 111., will
give the main speech of the eve
ning, followed by speeches by
Amy Colburn, president of the ac
tive chapter; Leah Jane Howell,
Bobette Burke and Miss Constance
Syford, alumnae secretary.
During the dinner a short play
will be enacted recalling the cir
cumstances of the founding of
Gamma Phi Beta at Syracuse uni
versity, Syracuse, N. Y. The Ne
braska chapter was set up Nov.
11, 1874.
Similar Founders' day banquets
will be held in other chapters
thruout the states and Canada this
weekend.
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Society.
Kosmet Klnb
Sbow Tickets
Now on Sale
Tickets for the annual Kosmet
Klub Revue, to be presented the
afternoon of Nov. 21. go on sale
today, with Frank White in charge
of sales.
Nebraska Sweetheart and
Prince Kosmet presentations will
be featured at this year's show.
after an election at the door.
Eight fraternities will vie for
the annual K-Klub award for best
skit presented with Phi Kappa
Psi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Alpha Ep
silon, Sigma Chi, Sigma Alpha Mu,
Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Sigma
Phi and Phi Gamma Delta com
peting. Parade . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
ing the Tassels as they march onto
the field will be the Pershing
Rifle company.
In the event of inclement
weather an alternate indoor serv
ice has been planned for the coli
seum. Because of limited space in the
coliseum, only the Tassels and
Pershing Rifle company will par
ticipate in the celebration. Official
announcement as to an indoor
or outdoor ceremony will not be
known till Wednesday morning.
In charge of all preparation
for the parade and ceremonies is
the brigade staff, assisted by the
three brigade staffs and instruc
tors of the military department.
BY MARYLOUISE GOODWIN.
Again we peek upon this world
with dreary eyes. Dreary eyes they
are but they see, see far into the
purple horizon. Our glim peepers
opened several times over the full
weekend and vast visions floated
in. In effect: Betas moving en
masse to the Turnpike Saturday
night to jump to the jive of
Erskine Hawkins with the rest
of the cats.
the brothers and their
dates were Johnny Edwards and
Marilyn Edwards, Kappa; Ernnie
Smithers and Pi Phi Lois Wil
liams; Harold Salisbury and
Theta Shirley Wright; and Bill
Schaumburg with Ginnie Malster.
Joe Sonneland was down and
there with DG Nancy Raymond.
Bill McBride and Bill Scribner
went stag and had so much fun
wolfing on the brothers that
they've decided that he who
travels alone travels farthest.
Osculation Exercise.
The Phi Gams really did them
selves on their L'il Abner party.
One of the main features of this
party is the kissing contest and
this year the prizes went to Carl
Lurch and Charleen Cameron, Chi
O. but Morrie Dingwell and Jean
Dresden, and Bob Durrie and
Alpha Phi Mary Stephenson gave
them a good run for the money.
. . . Al Artman showed up at
the party with a foreign impor
tation that has all the boys'
tongues wagging.
Wedding bells and rice an over
the place Jean Coffee pulled a
fast one and eloped with Lt. Bob
Fosley and then turned up ai
the AOPi house party Saturday
eve but don't tell anvone. it's a
secret. . . . Another couple getting
the knot tied Saturday were
Carmel Gantz of the dorm and
Sigma Nu Steve Dewey.
The freshman convocation
never seemed verv conducive to
romance but Millicent Cook met
Bernard Urich there this fall and
now they're going steady. .
Kappa Sally Busch and Phi Psl
Johnny Cook are no longer go
ing steady. ,
Hearing Hawkins.
Some of the other couples danc
ing at the "Pike" Saturday night -were
DG Helen Johnson and Sig
Nu Pres Hayes, Alpha Chi Dot-
tie Filley and FH Jerry Aben
haus. Margaret Reese, Alpha Phi'
and Beta George Townsend, and .
Pi Phi Jean Baker and Warren
Sahs.
It's getting monontonous, but
the Corn Crib is out of cokes
again.
The Sigma Chi pledges after
going thru a Hell Week just pre-
ceeding their party decided maw
it waa nnlv fittinff that theV
should elect a pledge "Sweet-
heart of Sigma Chi" and the
honor went to Theta pledge
Jeanne Rotton whose date was
Ronnie Metz.
Congratulations are due the
seven new Sie- Chi actives and
the four new girls now wearing
Kappas goioen Key.
Debate . . .
(Continued from Page l.j
Blackstone and the negative com
bination of Art Riven and Bill
Rist. All of the speakers are par
ticipating in three rounds of dis
cussion on post-war problems and
Rist is competing in the extem
poraneous tpeaking contest. Ac
companying the group is Prof. L.
T. Laase of the speech depart
ment. The speech conference is gen
erally held in March, but due to
gas rationing, transportation dif
ficulties and the accelerated col
lege programs the competition is
being held now.
Gas Ration . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
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The choral group which has been
meeting in the Temple at 7:30 on
Tuesday evenings will now meet
from 7:15-7:45 in order that stu
dents holding symphony tickets
may be at the concerts on time.
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