THE NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, MarcK 22, 1M4
'JbhmJL . . . QowuMfwL . . .
WUL
JIisl TbtbhaAluuv
FOKTT-FOIKTH YEAB
Saaserlatiea Kate ar tl.M Par InMtn a SI M far Ua
Cal1e l'ear. Mailed. 8inrle enay, Centa. Entered a
aeeaad-elaai mailer at Ik aesteffire ia Liaeela 1. Nebraska,
andrr Act nf Canrresa March S. 187. and al taecial rale f
aasUfa aravidrd far in Seetiaa 1103, Act a( Oeteber 3, 1911,
Aalaarired September M, ltt.
Published three times weekly during arhool year, ex
cept racations and examinations periods by Students of
the University of Nebraska under the supervision of the
Publications Board.
Assistant Business Managers. . . .Joan Mart, Lorraine
Abiamson
Editor ..June Jatnieson
Business Manager Charlotte Hill
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
Haaarinr, Editera Fat rkamkerlin, Mary Relea Tkami
Newi Kditara. . . . . Lcslia Jeaa lilntfelty, Mar loaive Geedwia
Okila Hill. Betty I.ea HaMaa
Seelety Lanra Lee Mnadil
Saerta Harold W. Anderses
t'ireala'tiea Miatfer Bill Karfl. t-'.Uti
Day t-7 ill
Nitkt -?lS laarnal t-UM
Offices Laiaa Baildiaf
Here We Go Again
Today begins the spring session of the
student elections cycle as the female popu
lation of the university goes to the polls to
elect future Mortar Boards. It will place in
office those women who will succeed present
members of the senior honorary, who will
be "BWOCs" when next year's election rolls
around.
Avowedly anti-politics this year, the va
rious women's organizations claim an ab
solutely impartial slate. ' Ballots will be
minus the names of those who had scholas
tic difficulty, despite the week's grace al
lowed them to return to good standing.
Anonymous telephone calls from "a gradu
ate of the university" warned organization
loaders that alumni throughout Lincoln are
watching the elections for the faintest taint
of politics. Reform forces are on the move,
and the odds are against them.
No matter how straight the ballot, how
clean the election students are voting
friends, sorority sisters, political allies into
office. They are not voting new officers the
thankless job of heading a university or
ganization; they are "voting for new Mortar
Boards." As long as the belief persists, how
ever true or false, that presidents of organ
izations are but a step from Mortar Board,
votes will be influenced by Ivy Day as the
immediate goal instead of the ultimate re
ward. Those who encourage the belief are
V . . . - Mail
Clippings
Pat Chamberlin, Censor
Special from Jo Kinsey, Alumni office, ED
FREEMAN, Phi Psi last year, is now out of En
gineering training with the ASTP and is now sta
tioned at Stuttgart, Ark., in AAF pilot training.
Second Lt. JACK KENNEDY, Sigma Nu last
year, just returned with a diamond for Lois Met
calf, Chi O, and his bombardier's wings and com
mission from Deming, N. M.
Cadet BERNARD ANDERSON is home on fur
lough from St. Mary's pre-flight training for the
navy.
GUY E. "Gene" OLSON, "42, has been trans
ferred to Columbia, S. C, from Ellington Field,
Tex., where he recently won his army air corps
wings and his commission as a second lieutenant.
Second Lt "SQUASH" CAMPBELL, Phi Gam
last year and famous "export" on animal hus
bandry, especially sheep, is back on a graduation
leave sporting his army wings and commission from
William's Field, Ariz. He has been stationed at
William's Field.
Second Lt. CLINT JURGENSON, Sig Fp, re
cently returned to Lincoln from Edgewood Arsenal.
Previously he had served one year overseas in
Pei-sia.
Second Lt. CHARLES COOK, Sig Ep last year,
visited UN a while back with his pilot's wings. He
is a pilot on a B-29.
defeating the purpose of the electign, and
of a senior honorary.
Campus political activity has reached a
near stand-still. If ever the unsavory prac
tices are to be abandoned, it is now when
less students take active interest in factions
and parties. The first step is convincing the
campus that officers are elected to do a job
that they should not be elected unless
they can handle that jot) that a vote cast
today does not make a Mortar Board tomorrow.
Society Has It . . .
Spring Brings Silver Wings,
Orchids, Rings in Initial Montli
It says Here
BY LENORE SIMON.
Spring ain't sprung, the grass
ain't rir. hut love still is . . . and
with that little thought comes or
rather came tne canay jvionaay
night at the Tri Delt house. Do
nater of the sweet stuff was Ma
rion White announcing her en
gagement to Tom Connelly, ma
rine who is back in Lincoln for
a few days. Mary Jo Kobes 'noth
er Tri Delt is wearing the pilot's
wings of Hugh "Goop" Winter,
Phi Delt of last year who ia back
in town on furlough..
Pnne-rfltulations to all the new
initiates as of last weekend. Gam
ma Phi Clarice Marshall blos
somed out with orchids and a
Farmhouse pin from Dale Wolfe
at the initiation banquet Saturday
night and no wonder . . . she and
Dale passed the candy at the ban
quet.
Such Big Deals!
Could be a biff deal coming off
between Denny Haden and AST
Old, New YWCA Cabinets
Attend Annual Advisory
Board Meeting Tonight
Xfembers 'f the new and old
YWCA cabinets will be entertained
at a dessert supper this evening
at the home of Mrs. Rosco Hill.
This is an annual meeting at which
the advisory board meets the cab
inets of both the city and ag
campus.
BULLETIN
Afi NQl'AKK PANt E.
Ac men's mortal rtnh will ponr an old-
nirr dkix-e I riday evenin from It
to II aVfork-tn the activities hnildint.
Ihe dance i free and everynne is
.A
ft
'Wm """"""
av m MtM ar m w
vorn colors
or the noun i
TQUDLE FEATURE"
la KKAMKL iXV A
75
The ianhkMi colors la Ball enamel tL
all smart America has taken to its hear.
mni hand,! Toocbej hj the Revlon
genius tor a "stiy-cs" pIity that ton ctJ
magic FacLed rJi a wee bottle of Ibe ianoaa
lafte coat, Acheron, ia tL'i etx-haotiEf
Dobil Feature Set
rat rr txooa
H
IIJ.BB1IW H 'MM ""WH IlllaaWal W IIWiWK P lMa.tfhata
Elections
(Continued From Page 1.)
The two candidates for president
of the Barb Activities board for
women are June Spellman and
Hazel Steam. Both are juniors
and have been active in barb af
fairs. Miss Stearn is on the YWCA
cabinet.
There will be no ballot for Mor
tar Board nominees. A list of all
junior women will be posted near
the polls and junior and senior
women may vote for not more
than 20 nor less than five on the
back of one of the ballots where
space has been provided.
Coeds mw present their Iden
tification cards before they will be
issued a ballot. Jane Dalthorp is
chairman cf the election.
The May Queen with her maid
of honor and court will be revealed
at the traditional Ivy Day cere
monies. AH other victorious can
didates mill be announced in Fri
day's Nebraskan. Mortar Boards
are masked on Tvy Day.
Union-Army
for Trainees
Francis Ellsworth's
BAND
Buffet Supper cf 10:30
9 to 12 P. M.
Sat., March 25
Union Oalfroom
A IK A NT.
tiLaoe. lter-reli:W tronp. miU mee
hi Morrtll Hull al :SI Tlnr-Mla eenint.
Mi Ka1y r'nikm-r will dtmr Ihe .
art exhibit. I
PHI Ml KrMI.OV.
I'M Ma Ki.ilnn. nmrary math wWj.
nre-vnl H. . I.vrt HlmttraMnc Ihej
wlvnc of aa Mh df-eree pnivaaimal h
nuu-hine Tnedaj . Marrh ?K. al 1 "ctek
in rmea 1M ! ia Mrraairal Arts,
haiMinc. I
Leonard Little John? Really a
big deal was the candy passing of
Peg Lemon, Theta and Stan Maly,
Beta. Lois Metcalf Chi O. is fly
ing high with pin of Bombardier
(Sigma Nu) Lt. Jack Kennedy.
Flash!!! . . , ring came today!
Nothing but dances, parties, etc,
etc. next Saturday night The Al
pha Xi Deltas are having their
formal and couples couplin' there
will be Pat Longacre with fiance
Jack Miller; Lu Ann Williams
with Lt. Owin Knutzen former UN
man now home on furlough. Re
cent candy passer Jean Werner
will be there with brand new fiance
Johnny Land.
Coeds Return from Leaves.
' Dottie Moore, AOU, just re
turned, from Chicago . . . she and
fiance Eddie Carlton S2 spent his
leave there with his folks. Another
girl off on one of those lucky
leaves will be Mary Stapleton, Al
pha Xi Delta, who left Friday for
Denver to be with Dean Rog
ers S, 2.
Wonder where Carol Carver, Al
pha Xi Delta, acquired her ATO
pin?
Tip on the Towne Club party
Saturday night at the LTniversity
Club. The affair's open and should
be good. President Dorothy Olson
will be there with Max Hymas A s.
Roses Bring Sentiments.
Maybe the reason that Alpha
Chi Joey Hr.ntzinger has become
sentimental about flowers is be
cause of the mammoth bouquet of
roses she recently received from
her left man ... or her man that
left . . .
DG Xina Scott sent back the
DU pin of Dave Andrews and is
now wearing the VMI ring of Pres
ton "Skeeter" Cochran. To quote
Skeeter, "I'm in love!:!" Fact is
that the DG house seems to have
more lovey-dovey affairs going on
or shouldn't we mention the
"Bush" and the "Parson." Power
ful company those advanced engi
neers and their strength o ma
terials . . . hummmm!
Just a G.I. Seamstress?
If you're fcrcvor getting out the needle anil thread,
licre are tome tips:
Vheti a Lot ton comes off, ww it on ell tlie
firJ time. A flip-shod job jat meant you'll have
to do it over again soon.
Male yoor next hirt an Arrow. Arrow but
tons are attached ith a patented ttitth, hkh
"arKliort" them to a thirt.
OierL your ite you may be wearing too email
a tJiirt and therefore causing too great a ttrain
on the buttons and eams. The Sanforized label
in an Arrow tbirt guaiantcee dirinliage no greater
than 1 do danger I an Arrow ever getting
too Mnali!
ARROW
i
J IVT WA IONl AN St-AMM A
l )