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BY SADIE HAWKINS.
To start out being trite, I am
going through all the Alpha Fhi
news, then switch to all the news
I could beg or black mail out of
people. Monday Barbara Moore
house Alpha Phi will be married
in Tacoma to Bill Koopman ATO
from Iowa State. Wednesday
Betty Furdham Alpha Thi will be'
come the bride of Lt. Walt Chop
per ex Alpha Sig, and on Easter
day Muggs Bumstead Alpha rhi
will marry Joe Krone, one of the
engineers. While on the subject of
wecdings Billie Anderson Theta
was married last Wednesday to
Air Corps Lieutenant McQuillian
Quarantine!
With the quarantine on and all
school and social functions called
off, everyone went to the show
Friday nite. Jean Donley DG, Lee
Tomlison DG and Becky Ely Alpha
Phi were with Warren Hutchin
son. Bob llenner, and Warren
Sahs-all from Farm House. Bob
Buxton and Johnny Thompson
Alpha Tau's and Irene Hansen
and Marcy Bauer Alpha Phi were
also seen at the show.
Just running around were Betty
Jo Leadley Alpha Phi and Dick
Pctring Alpha Tau, Teggy Miles
Theta with Danny Jewel Alpha
Tau, Lois Seoficld Alpha Chi with
Tut McKoe Alpha Tau, Jessie
Moore DG with Senior Operator
Fin Howard, Perry Fuller Alpha
Tau, Helen Goodwin, Theta. It
was good to see Perry back and
around again.
Then there was the Beta picnic
with Bill McBride and Baby
Buggy Jerner Alpha Phi, and John
Anderson and Dorch Dougla." KKG
and the rest of the pinned or c-mg
steady Betas with their various
women.
Missed the Saturday Dance?
Now for Saturday nite. The
Sigma Nu's had to call of their
picnic with fried chicken and
everything and went to Kings
Some of the dates were Marcy
Bauer Alpha Fhi and Richard
Bachcldcr, Jean Murry Theta and
Albert Gerard Sehatz, Gene Perry
and Nats Porter Kappa, Blady
Bloom with plnmate Alice Louise
Becker Alpha Thi, Mary Aileen
Cochran and Dick Holm. This was
Dick's last nite before becoming
one of Uncle Sam's proteges. So
fun was in order.
Bob Buck and Bill weingarten
Beta are going to Omaha to give
some of the local girls a break.
Poem to the boy who is in
charge of marching the cadets to
classes:
Boys in khaki and olive drabs
Carrying books and marching to
labs.
Girls in gren, blue, and pink
Walking by library, hoping for
winks
But instead
Hut-one two
Hut-one two
Eyes forward
Hut-one two
Hut-one two
IHiEL(P IHIHCsA!
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Announces Engagement
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Courtesy Lincoln Jounrnl,
Mr. and Mrs. Dana F. Cole announce the engagement of their
daughter, Patricia Jaye, to Robert W. Sinkey. Both Miss Cole and
Mr. Sinkey arc students at the university, where she is a member
of Delta Gamma, and he is affiliated with Kappa Sigma. He is
serving as director of the Union while waiting for his call to the
navy. No date has been set for the wedding.
Lady Marine Wears Forest
Green Um'form,ScarIetTrim
Members of the Women's Re
serve of the U. S. Marine Corps
should be classed among the "best
dressed" of the nation if the win
ter uniforms are any indication.
Women marines wear a forest
green uniform with a hip length,
fitted coat, straight and match
ing topcoat. There are two slash
pockets and two pockets in the
single breasted jacket.
The forest green cap, in a modi-
SPARS Receive
Training at Coast
Guard Precincts
Unlike the other United States
services, the coast guard sends
its prospective women officers
to its traditionally male officer
training precincts. Annapolis
and West Point are still for men
only, but about 100 SPARS
women coast guards have to
date trained at the United States
Coast Guard academy, the fu
ture classes will come in regu
larly. Prospective SPAR officers
start their training at North
Hampton, with their WAVE sis
ters. But unlike the WAVES
they wind up with a three week
intensive training course at the
academy.
These prospective officers,
coast guard officials report, are
cadets while at the academy,
and are treated that way, ex
cept that they cat in the offi
cers' mess. During their three
bugle punctuated weeks, they
scrub the linoleum floors of the
Chase Hall living quarters, stand
weekly Saturday inspection,
learn the history, functions, pro
cedures and terminology of the
coast guard and finish up with
a week-long cruise aboard a
coast guard training cutter.
This trip is made regardless of
weather, officials report, and the
girls get first-hand seafaring
experience sometimes even in
cluding seasickness.
College women who wish to
apply for admittance to the
SPARS should get in touch
with their nearest Office of
Naval Officer Procurement.
Camera Detail
Faces WROTC
Regular Drill
Women's ROTC drilled Thurs
day before a small barrage of
news cameras and amateur pho-
toggraphers on the mall in front
of the Don Love library.
Despite the number of members
unable to attend because of ill
ness there were enough present
to form three platoons. The pub
lic relations officer from Omaha
was unable to attend but will con
fer with officials some time in
the near future concerning the
publicizing of the Nebraska
women's unit through wire serv
ice through wire service as well
as in local and Omaha papers.
Plan Insignia.
A photographer from the Om
aha World-Herald took pictures of
the marching groups which will
be sent to the public relations bu
reau, Omaha, from where they
will be referred to Washington.
Catherine Wells and a group of
Co-ed Councelors will draw up
plans for the company and work
on designs for an insignia at a
meeting today.
Lt. Robert Adams stated that
before next meeting the commis
sioned and non-commissioned of
ficers will be selected. Selection
will be made on the basis of
qualification.
fied officer's style with rolled-
edge crown, is set off with a
scarlet braid chinstrap over the
short visor. Blouse and field scarf
(necktie) are of khaki, and shoes,
gloves, purse and shoulder-strap
are cordovan brown.
Dress shoes are pumps with a
flat bow over the vamp. For win
ter wear with the tailored top
coat, there is a scarlet muffler
to match the braid on the cap.
Members of the reserve rate
the same rank and pay as the men
of the corps, with way open to
the rank of captain.
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Cincinnati Uni
Museum Gets
Mastodon TusK
...25,000 Years Old
CINCINNATI, O. (ACP). One
more reminder of the kind of life
which roamed this section of the
middle west at the close of the
last glacial period came to light
recently with the unearthing of a
mastodon tusk at Miamiville, O.
The tusk, more than 25,000 years
old, was presented to the Univer
sity of Cincinnati museum.
"Coming from depths where
such specimens are rarely found,
the tusk is in unusually good con
dition, as ground waters have pre
served it in a thin coating of
lime," Dr. Rousseau H. Flower,
curator of the museum, explained.
Gravel Preserves Find.
"The gravels in which this tusk
was found," continued Dr. Flower,
' were laid down by torrential
streams resulting from the melt
ing of the last great glacier. Skele
tons of animals which were caught
in such streams are almost al
ways broken up and widely scat
tered, so the remains which are
found from time to time usually
consist of isolated pieces." . .
The present find, he pointed out,
represents the basal portion of a
tusk.
"The Mexico I Like," by J.
Frank Dobie, was published re
cently by the Southern Methodist
university press.
WAA Notes
The WAA will have bicycles
ready to rent as in former years.
They are Vented Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 1 to 5; Fridays
from 3 to 5; Saturdays from 8
to 12 and other hours by appoint
ment. Call the WAA office 2-7181,
extension 4 or 20, for appoint
ments. Bicycles may be used early
in the evening, Saturday after
noons or Sunday but be sure to
call early in the week to reserve
them. Rates are 15 cents for the
one hour and 25 cents for two
hours with special rates for picnic
groups.
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