THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, February 9, 1945
BY NINA SCOTT.
The Navy Ball seems to be the
ultimate in excitement for this
period of rest from the week . .
Marilyn Boettinger, KKG, and
new pinmate, Phi Psi Fred He
cox will go Betty June Bald
win, better known as "Baldie,"
of the Alpha Phi domain, and
Beta Bill Hawkins are week-ending
in Omaha for the affair...
Kathie Schaeeher, Kappa, and
former pinmate Chuck Gleason
will spend the week-end as
guests of Ginny Turner of KKG,
whose escor will be famed Phi
Psi Pete Anderson . .
And there's another side to ball
dates . All has to do with DG
Pat Kocum's refusal to attend
with Phi Psi Pete Foe., has
something to do with trenchmouth
...naively speaking, whatever
could such a condition have to do
with such an outcome?"
A steady affair in the first
stages is that of Barbie Russell,
cute blonde, and Stan Mark,
Sigma Nu.. and Hugh Allen
Delt, wishes he could say the
same for his relations with Kappa
Bcv McMains.. For night onto
weeks now he has had what
might be called a crush on her
Intrigue in Omaha.
Beta's Dean Neal and Larry
Stoner are parties in some in
trigue situated in Omaha . Seems
they both had dates with a cer
tain Dorothy Sorenson on the
same nite . Nobody seems to
know how the whole thing
worked out . and they're still
speaking to each other which is
some consolation . .
Little Janie Frye may be
breaking the AWS rules by wear
ing a corsage to Veloz and Yo
landa Wednesday, but who
wouldn't when the man sends you
two. not one, but two brown
orchids . Janie's a DG and the
man in question is a Fiji
So that you all can keep in
touch with the couples seen more
than frequently together, a few
of them are: Gamma Phi Myra
Lee Haden and ATO Phil Oxley.
. . Alpha Phi Jo Bauer and Ware
Christianson. . Jettie Mcintosh
Lt. W. C. Gil more
Receives Silver
Star for Bravery
Second Lieutenant Wilson C
Gilmore, Infantry, (deceased) has
been awarded the Silver Star
Medal for gallantry in action.
Captain Leigh P. Hopp, infantry
commandant at the university,
presented the award to Lt. Gil-
mores wife, Mrs. Belle E. Gil
more, at a ceremony held in the
Presbyterian church in Tecumseh,
Neb., on Dec. 27, 1944.
The SilverStar ranks next to
the Legion of Merit and is the
first of this class awarded to a
former student of the university
during World War It to be pre
sented by this departmemnt.
Leads Patrol.
Lieutenant Gilmore received his
citation for gallantry in action,
when a hostile attack created a
dangerous gap in the battalion
defense line during the period
for March 2-5, 1944. He led a
patrol into enemy-held terrain
in an effort to ascertain the Ger
man strength and dispositions. He
held off the German troops alone,
while he sent his patrol back
with the valuable information, ac
cording to an army release.
Lieutenant Gilmore received
his A.B. degree at Omaha uni
versity and attended Creighton
university for one year. He en
tered the college of law at the
university in 1940, graduating in
1942. After graduation he entered
the armed forces and was selected
to' attend Officer Candidate
School (Infantry), graduating in
January, 1943.
ICSSSMEDI
LOST Bottom part of black Shaeffcr
pen. Call 2-2304. Jean Lipsrtt.
L"oST -SiBma Chi Jewelrd pin by Dim
Pi'Kler. Reward offered. Call 21H2.
and John Van Home. Delt.. and
there's a scoop on that last one. . .
Annapolis Midshipman Dean
Johnson presented Jan Routhitt,
AOPi. with a miniature and she
passed the candy to the AOPi's
Monday nite. . .
Babette Stenger, Alpha Phi.
spent last week-end tearing
around with Sigma Chi Marvin
Bowhay.. Just where Butch
Schroeder, Fiji, enters into this is
the question., and another un
happy couple is that concerning
Joan Fankhauser, Kappa, and
Johnny Bell, Sigma Chi ..Both
seem to be : .Tiering from melan
cholia . .
No jokes, no puns, no nothin'
.. Just so long ..It's been
sQOooolong . .
Peace . . .
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been made by the planning com
mittee. Committee No. 1: Eleanor Knoll,
chairman; Kay Hayes, vice chair
man. Committee No. 2: Virginia De
Forrest, chairman; Towne Club,
vice chairman.
Committe No.3: Shirley Jenk
ins, chairman; Bill Olson, vice
chairman.
Committee No. 4: Jean Rem
menga, chairman, Ed Robinson,
vice chairman.
Committee No. 5: Betty Lou
Horton, chairman; Grace Steck ley,
vice chairman.
Committee No. 6: Anne Wellen
siek, chairman; Dexter Sharpe,
vice chairman.
Committee No. 7: John Lind,
chairman; John Basarick, vice
chairman.
Committee No. 8: Myra Colberg.
chairman; Marie Abraham, vice
chairman.
Committee No. 9: Margaret
Neumann, chairman; Lois Ever
ingham, vice chairman. .
Committee No. 1: Margaret
Corbitt, chairman; Lavawn John
son, vice chairman.
CommiUee No. 11: Hal
Schwamb, chairman; Claire Kep
ler, vice chairman.
Committee No. 12: Irving Ep
stein, chairman; Mary Helen
Thorns, vice chairman.
The Worcester Polytechnic in
stitute News figures that war-busy
Students are working a 70. 6-hour
week under the accelerated program.
Flight Training
Government Approved
School
Flight lessons arranged at the
Union Air Terminal by ap
pointment. Night classes for
ground school instruction.
2415 O Street Phone 6-2885
or 2-6121.
Lincoln Airplane fir
Flying School
Science Seminar
Schedules First
Meeting Friday
M. K. Elias will speak Friday
on "Size Factor in Individual and
Race," to open the second sem
ester faculty seminar in the bio
logical sciences. This meeting and
all the others will be held at 4
p. m. Fridays in room 201 of
Bessey hall.
The other speakers will be C.
B. Schultz, "Problems Concern
ing Size and Growth of Individu
als in Palenontology," Feb. 23;
D. D. Whitney, "Inheritance of "
Man," March 9; H. G. Hoick,
"Studies on the Relation of Sex
to Drug Action," accompanied
with demonstrations, March 23;
H. O. Werner, "Physiological
Problems Encountered in Potato f
Production in Nebraska," April
9; L. E. Hansen, "Vitamins and
Animal Nutrition," April 20; and
A. E. Dimmond, "Methods of De
termining Mildewproofness in
Fabrics," May 11.
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