Friday, MoTch 24, 1944
erminshaus Weds:
Peggy Lemon Betrothed . . .
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Pat H
Ann
Seacrest Engaged
The weddmg of Miss Helen
Freeborn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence R. Freeborn, to Lt.
Nelson J.-irius Vaughan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. MeUon James
Vaughan of Seattle, took place
Sunday evening, Feb. 27, in the
Fort Bliss post chapel. El Paso.
Texns. Serving 3 matron of honor
was Mrs. HarelJ Hunt, sister of
the bride. Lt. Stewart Kepper was
best man.
The bride amended the Jniver
sity of Nebr.iski where she was
a member of Alpha Omicron Pi
and Phi Chi Theti, national honor
ary business fraternity. She has
recently ben employed by the
Continent.il Airlines as a radio op
erator in El Paso. Lieutenant
Vaughan aftendd St. Martin's
college in CM.vmpia, Wash., and
was a member of Sigma Mu Kap
pa. He is now stationed at Fort
Bliss.
The coujde is residing in El
Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gogela an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen Ann, -to Arthur
Thomas Austin, son of "Mrs. Es
ther Austin of Newman Grove.
Miss Gogela.. a graduate ef the
university, is a member of Alpha
Omicron Pi and Iota Sigma Pi.
Her fiance, a 'so a graduate of the
university, is a junior in "Hie Uni
versity college of medicine. He is
a member of Beta Sigma Psi and
Nu Sigms Nu and is in the navy
medical reserve.
The wedding will be an event of
May.
The engagement of -Miss Peggy
Lemon to Lt. Stanley Maly, jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Maly.
sr.. has be announced -by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Lemon.
Miss Lemon is a junior at the
uni versity and a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta. Lieutenant Maly, a
gi3duate of the univorsity and a
member of Sigma Nh, Is soon to
be stationed at Fort Jackson,
South Carolma.
No date has been act for the
wedding.
On March 1 at First Christian
I Society . . .
BV POLLY PETEfl&eN.
People are wondering
whether to wih for spring and
sit alone or hope spring never
conies aad keep the ASTP en the
campus. Also coinplesiag to many
of us is B. J. Frankfurter, Alpha
Phi, who is fir:t seen with ASTP
Bill Burns, them Elmer Stanley,
and was last seen with Orrin
Hen in Oh, theae southern boys.
Steadying it
are Mary Lou Holts. Alpha Chi,
and Harry Staples, ASTP. At the
Gamma Phi house we And Leon
ard Littlejolin, ASTP. and Denny
Hadan coming under the same
heading.
Unofficial
but coincidental is Jerry Giegi
ciska. ASTP, always over at the
Alpha Chi house to -see -B. J.
Huntzinger. Of course, it could
be he likes to walk or "Mces their
records T
Another week end attest
is Gertrude Weldon, Gros.se
Point, Mich., who is risiting Sally
White, Alpha Chi. Everyone is
getting "great" spring clothes for
the luncheons and parties to be
given for her.
Welcome home
was given to Lt. Charles Pierce,
Sigma Nu, by Evelyn Learner.
Alpha Chi- Great times were had
by them flitting: between Lincoln,
Sioux City aad Omaha.
Chi O's
Kathy Rofcwer has just returned
from Colorado Sprats where she
has been visiting her man who
was stationed here this fan.
Another bit of juicy gossip is
that Louise Mares r4red Sig
Ep Bob Forrester's pin.
Saturday sht dates
are June Kort, Kappa, with Phi
Psi Ernie Larson and sister Ruth
with Bud Barvel. Pht Psi. NothhV
like these family affairs!
Anna Phtfhps. Mary Clara Phil
lips and Les Metheny, "Tbetas, will
be going: with ASTP Ed Mullin,
Pete Ubben and Al Tierney. Ruth
Heidrich, Pi Phi, will be accom
panying Rosa Keller, ASTP.
Will find Bob Kurtz, Phi Delt,
with Helen Plasters, Chi O; Anne
Doudna, Gamma Phi, with ATO
Ton- Noble, and Janice Gibson,
Gamma Phi, with lfaufi Ntipon,
Phi Delt.
church, Miss Patricia Hemiing
haus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert F. Herminghaus. became
the bride of Lt. James Ray Critch
field. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Critchfield.
The bride is a graduate of the
university where she was a mem
ber of Alpha Phi. The groom is a
Fouiht . ron . . .
(Cont.. .. i ..om Page 1.)
has been made by means of county
chairmen who have sent news
items to newspapers and school
papers in every part of the terri
tory. Hign school students have
been notified of university activi
ties by editions of the bulletin
"Nebraska Todav," which is mail
ed to every high school in the
state. This new project has been
successful in arousing interest in
the functions of the university.
"Nebraska Today" has been en
tirely edited by members of the
foundation who have written ar
tides, supervised make-up, written
headlines and mimeographed the
entire bulletin. Acknowledgements
from high schools have been re
ceived and many schools have sent
their school papers in exchange
The bulletin largely concerns cur
rent activities on the campus. At
the request of Dr. Arthur E. West
brook the March, 1944, edition fea
tured the school of music.
Entertain State Meet.
In the spring of 1943 when Polly
Petty succeeded John J. Douglass
as president of the organization,
the new officers began a project
of providing entertainment for the
high school basketball teams which
attended the state tournaments
held in Lincoln. A program was
given in the Union for members
of the teams, pep clubs and their
parents. Performers from the
"Red. Hot and Blue Show," which
had been presented a few week si
before, again presented acts for
the visitors and after the show,
the floor was cleared for dancing.
Campus guides and university
pamphlets were given to studentsJ
and their parents.
One of the projects last spring
was an essay contest open to all
high school seniors. Winners re
ceived $50 and $25 scholarships
upon their matriculation into the
university.
Every week during the school
year the foundation has held a
meeting of officers and district
chairmen. Membership now total
ninety.
The report stated that "we very
much appreciate the cooperation
the Student Council has given tts
in the past and hope that it Willi
continue to foster our organization.
Carnahaii
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Juniors: Alice Abel, Mary Ann
Mattoon and Betty Rhodes.
Sophomores: Iris Baxter, Mimi
Ann Johnson and Eleanor Knoll
Coed Counselor Board.
Seniors: Beverly Biba and
Frances Jane Howell.
Juniors: Monica Ann Alberty,
Dorothy Caress, Barbara Gris
wold, Marian Coombs, and Vir
ginia McDonald.
Sophomores: Sclly Bates,
Eleanor Bricker and Mary Lou
Foreman.
BABW.
Seniors: Nelta Oltman and Vir
ginia Stuermer.
Juniors: Claire Kepler, Lois
Opper, Betty Lou Simon and Bar
bara Smiley.
Sophomores: Iris Baxter Elea
nor Bricker, Mary Foreman and
Phyllis Mangold.
Barbara Griawold was appointed
to represent Towne club and Jane
McElhaney to represent Inter
house Council on the board.
Nominations for Mortar Board
were made at the election from
coeds in the junior class, and tl-e
May Queen was chosen from the
five candidates. The May Queen
and U.e Mortar Boards will be re
vealed at the Ivy Day ceremonies.
Ag Coed . .
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der which she is now attending
school. She received many honors
in her own county for achieve-!
ment and co-operation at county
fairs, county committee work, and
has attended club week in Linco'n
twice, by awards for her local ac
tivities. In 1942 she was awarded;
a trip to the National Club con-:
gress in Chicago and made an
impressive presentation of club
graduate of the college of me
chanical engineering of the uni
versity and was a member of Al
pha Tau Omega,
The couple is residing at Musko
gee, Oklahoma where Lieutenant
Critchfield is stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Sea-
crest announce the engagement of
their daughter, Jessie Ann, to
Cadet Wayne Southwick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Southwick of
Friend.
Miss Seacrest was a student at
the Emma Willard school at Troy.
N. Y., and at the University of
Nebraska where she was a mem
ber of Kappa Alpha Theta. She is
now attending Scrinps college hi
Claremont, California. Cadet
Southwick also attended the Uni
versity of Nebraska where he was
a member of Phi Kappa Psi. He
is now a student in the medical
college at Omaha.
The engagement of Miss June
Hill to S 1c Maurice Johnson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H.
Johnson of Oshkosh, has been an
nounced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. M". Hill.
Miss Hill is a junior at the uni
versity where she is a member of
Towne club. Seaman Johnson, a
former student at the university,
is stationed at Texas A. & M.,
where he is attending radio school.
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From Lincoln Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lemon announce the engagement of their
daughter, Peggy, to Lt. Stanley Maty, jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Maly, sr. Miss Lemon is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta at
the university where she is a junior. Lieutenant Maley is a graduate
f the university and was a member Of Sigma Nu. He is soon to
be stationed at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. No date has been set
for the wedding.
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