DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, May 9, 1943
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Musicians
(Continued from Page 1.)
Gerbach, director, and by Earnest
Harrison, pianist, and Myon Rob
erts, organist.
Soloists are: Sopranos, Roma
Biba. Mary Helen Bush, Ruth Fer
guson, Charlotte Filter, Mrs. Bet
ty Jo Graper and Elaine Lebsock.
Tenors: Don Anawalt, Don Eng-
dahl, Jean McCartney, Harold
Neufeld, and Donald Glattly of the
school of music faculty.
Passe: Robert Anderson, Roy
Johnson,. Preston Hayes, Russell
Leger, Aubrey Pettit, and Jack
Rokahr.
Tri'icrnm.
I'url I.
Sung of Vlcinry. KIHther. (Arcom
PhiikkI hy pliitin nnrt oitiin.)
I'url II.
The Crmiii.ii, Hviin.
Intniiluction.
Reclliitlve: In 111 lirKinniiiK.
Chnnm: And Uir Splilt ol fioil
RiMliHlivf: And i'iihI the huht.
Air: Now vnnifh biMiirr lh- holy
Churn: rv.-p.ilrinK. i'uihIiih lane.
R.Miialive: And CikI mude the firma
ment. Solo unil rhnrur: The mtirvelouii work.
KnltHlive: And tlixl uid. Let the
waters under the hen veil.
Air: Rolling in lunmini: liillnws.
Reiltiitlve: And (Jtxi suid, Let the
earth
Air: With veidu'e ilnd
Recltalive: And the heiivenly hot
Chuni: Awnke the hurp
RerltHtive: And liixt aald. Let there
be liclitx
Rrritativr: In splendour hriiiht
Churn with trio: The heHen are
tellitiK
Reiil;itlve: And C.rxl imid. Tet the wa
ters hrinu tnrth
Alt: On mighty pen
Rrritiitive: And find
whnli'H
Recitative: And the
their Immortal harps.
Terzetto: Muft beautiful
Trio and chorus: The
Recitative: And ' God
earth hrinp forth.
Recitative: Straight opening her fertile
womb.
Air: Now heav'n In fullest dory ahone.
Recitative: And God created than.
Air: In native' worth.
Recitative: And nod law every thing
that He had made.
Chnrua: Achieved is the glorious work.
Trio: On Thee each living soul awaits.
Second hori: Achieved i the glo
rious work.
National anthem.
created great
angels struck
appear.
Lord Is great.
said, Let the
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WAVE Officer Speaks
At Ellen Smith Tuesday
. . . Measles Cancel First Talk
Ensign Ann Dorsey of the
WAVES will speak in Ellen Smith
hall about the work of the
Courtesy of Lincoln Journal.
Ensign Ann Dorsey
WAVES and SPARS next Tuesday
at 5 p. m. Her talk was sched
uled for a few weeks ago, but due
to measles she was unable to come
at thai. time.
This speech will be Ensign Dor
sey's main talk on the campus.
She will lead a panel discussion
after her talk, and she will an
swer any questions girls wish to
ask about the WAVES and
SPARS. This meeting is spon
sored by AWS as a continuance
of the AWS vocational program.
Ensign Dorsey will be intro-
Gain hi a Mu Tlicta
Continues Activity
Through Summer
To discuss plans for the com
ing summer, Gamma Mu Theta,
pre-med sorority held a luncheon
yesterday evening at their reg
ular chapter meeting.
It 'was decided to continue ac
tively with meetings through the
summer months. The next meet
ing will be held Sunday, June 6,
in the form of a supper at Beau
mont's park at 5:30 p. m.
duced at the Panhellenic meeting
Monday afternoon. That evening
she will have dinner at the girls'
dormitory. Following dinner she
will be iii the knotty pine room
in the dorm, available for those
girls who wish to talk to her.
Ensign Dorsey and Lt. Betty
Seeley of the WAAC will be in
Ellen Smith hall for conferences
for those who would be inter
ested in further information. Con
ference hours will be from 10:00
12:00 in the morning and from
1:00-5:00 in the afternoon on
Wednesday. Make appointments
by calling the dean of women's
office.
Ensign Ann Dorsey and Lt.
Betty Seeley are from Des Moines,
Iowa. Both of them attended
Northwestern university.
Q
ueens . .
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college.
Dark brown hair
Debators Win 68 Per Cent
Of Inter-collegiate Meets
As the debate season closed the
university forensic squad had won
68 percent of the 109 inter-collegiate
debates in which the 21
students participated.
"In view of war time travel re
strictions, budget limitations and
disruptions of squad personnel by
epidemics and calling up of the
ERC, the Varsity Debate squad has
completed a surprisingly successful
year," Dr. L. T. Laase, director of
debate, said.
The three subjects which were
debated by the team were:
Resolved, that Congress shall
enact legislation providing for uni
versal draft of women and men
between the ages of 18 and 64 for
war production, agriculture and
the armed service.
Resolved, that the United Na
tions shall form a permanent fed
eral union to establish and main
tain peace.
Resolved, that after the war,
America shall return to competi
tive enterprise as its dominant
economic system.
Eighteen of the squad members
received excellent or superior
ratings.
Members o e Forensic squad
included: Get v Blackstone, Art
Rivin, Fn:.. NV Itoon, William
Rist, Norman Hansen, Dale Wis
str, Roland Luedtke, John Dale,
Albert Johnston, Jean Frescoln,
Jean Kinnie, Betty Newman, Kath
erine Sloan, Helen Kiesselbach,
Anne Wellensiek, Gerry McKinsey,
Mary Ann Mattoon, Romulo Solde
villa. Henry Lee, Irvin White, and
Don Patterson.
and brown i
eyes describes two of the beauty
assets of Virginia McCulla, mem
ber of Alpha Phi and a sophomore
in teacher's college. Swimming
and dancing share equal ranks as
Ginny's favorite activities.
Fashion work is the avocation
of Myridene Buller, Alpha Chi
Omega. Drawing sketches of de
signs, dancing and singing fill her
hours while pinmate Bill Arnot,
Beta and Phi Rho, attends medical
school in Omaha. "Myrt" has
black hair and blue eyes, and is
a senior in aris ana science college.
Another beauty queen pinned to
a Beta and Phi Kho is Dorothy
Theisen, Kappa Alpha Theta. A
sophomore in teacher's college, she
takes to. dancing, art and bowling
during her free time. Blonde hair
and blue eyes mark "Theis's"
beauty.
Naive and unsophisticated Dor
othy Black, Chi Omega, radiates
beauty from her strawberry blonde
hair and creamy fair complexion.
Dorothy mixes outdoor life, es
pecially camping trips, with her
present avocation, art, her future
career. Dancing is another of her
many favorites. She is a soph
omore in arts and sciences.
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