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Vol. 44, No. 73
Lincoln 8, Nebraska
Wednesday, March 21, 1945
TO Womffloiri). Mils Today
Six Coeds File
For 1945 May
Queen Election
The six senior women filing for
45 May Queen, whose identity
will be revealed on Ivy Day, May
5, are Dorothy Carnahan, Myra
Colberg, Chita Hill, Peggy Lar
son, Gloria Mardis and. Barbara
Stahl.
The candidates . will be voted
upon by all junior and senior
women today in Ellen Smith Hall
and the Home Ec building.
From Lincoln Journal
CKrnahiui. Colbcr.
The senior activities of Dorothy
Carnahan include AWS president,
Mortar Board, PhiXhi Psi mem
ber and is listed in "Who's Who
in American Colleges and Uni
versities." Miss Colberg is editor of the
Cornhusker, a member of Theta
Sigma Phi, Mortar Board, and is
listed in "Who's Who."
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War Council President and AWS
member, Miss Hill is also named
in "Who's Who" and is a Mortar
Board.
Pep Queen of '44, Peggy Larson
Is a member of Phi Upsilon Omi
cron, Ag YW president, president
of Ag exec board and is mentioned
in "Who's Who."
The Lincoln Journal
Mmu.
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A member of Delta Phi Delta
and recognized in "Who's Who,"
Miss Mardis is Coed Counselor
president, Mortar Board.
Barbara Stahl belongs to Alpha
Lambda Delta, is a PBK, a mem
ber of the YW cabinet, and served
on the planning committee for the
Peace Conference.
Coeds Sneak Into Bill Simmon's Hotel Bedroom Right Under Nose of AWS;
Uninhibited Actors Cavort Through 'Room Service' To Make All Actions Legal
BY ROOMSERVICE BELLHOP.
Spread the word around quiet
like, but don't let on to the AWS
board: certain coeds on this cam
pus have been seen going above
the second floor of a certain hotel!
S-S-H-H! Off with your head
ff word leaks out to Dean Boyles,
but those very coeds are: Mary
Lou Hildenbrand, Arlis Swanson,
Margaret Huff, Joyce Viehmeyer,
Barbara Jenkins oh yes, B. J.
Holcomb. 1 '
That's not all! All have been I
AWS
President: .
(Vote for one)
Midge Holtzscherer
Claire Kepler
Senior Board Member:
(Vote for four)
Alice Abel
Margaret Alma
Ava Bromwich
Jeanette Engle
Mary Ann Mattoon
Jane McElhaney
Martha Nickerson
Mary Lou Weaver .
Junior Board Member:
(Vote for four)
Mary Cox
Shirley Jenkins
Mimi Ann Johnson
Colleen Kahoa
Eleanor Knoll
Ethelyn Lashinsky
Mary Claire Phillips
Dorothy Reilly
Sophomore Board
Member:
(Vote for four)
Kathleen Blue
Jean Chilquist
Jean Compton
Elizabeth Curley
Jacqueline Gordon
Adele Green
Phyllis Quinn
Virginia Reiter
Union Weekend
Features Dances,
Doughnut Hour
There is to be no Friday eve
ning dancing in the Union this
week as the fraternities are using
the ballroom, but there will be
matinee dances Wednesday from
5 to 6 and Friday from 4 to 6,
Union director Pat Lahr said.
Jimmy Phillips is playing Sat
urday at the free orchestra dance
in the Union ballroom from 9
to 12.
Lorraine Woita and Cecil Smith,
playing the accordian and piano
respectively, will entertain at the
in the United Staates in the spring
o'clock. A cartoon will be given
along with the movie "Carefree,"
which features Ginger Rogers,
Fred Astaire and Ralph Bellamy.
This show is a parody on the
old Miles Standish theme.
During the coffee and doughnut
hour in the lounge from 5 to 6,
Peg Shelley will play at the
piano.
seen in Bill Rwanson's bedroom
up in the Whiteway Hotel, and
only two of them were supposed
to be there (Holcomb and Jen
kins). Bedlam.
In fact, lucky UN coeds are go
ing above the second floor way
above they're doing it en masse
and on Thursday, Friday, Satur
day nights. And there's nothing
Dean Boyles can do about il
These lucky coeds are. doing
nothing else than attending the
University Theater, and the play
Women's Election Slate
COED COUNSELORS
President:
(Vote for one)
Virginia McDonald
Suzanne Pope
Senior Affiliated:
(Vote for one)
Marilyn Adler
Dorothy Caress
Senior Unaffiliated:
(Vote for one)
Vicki Chilquist
Barbara Griswold -Junior
Affiliated:
(Vote for three)
Eleanore Bricker
Joy Hill
Kathleen Schaecher
Beverly Swartwood
Phyllis Teagarden
Sally White
Junior. Unaffiliated:
(Vote for three)
Carol Bridenbaugh
Helen Busacker
Kathleen Hayes
Dorothy Mastin
Alice Rife
Joyce Viehmeyer
Sophomore Affiliated:
(Vote for two)
Marjorie Alexis
Mary Dye
Priscilla Flagg
Phyllis Sorensen
Sophomore Unaffiliated:
(Vote for two) s
Jear Allaway
Mary Lou Camp
Louise Gold
LaRayne Steyer
Seven Students
PledgetoHome
EcGroupatAg
Omicron Nu, highest home ec
onomics honorary sorority on Ag
campus, held formal pledging .for
seven coeds Tuesday afternoon at
5 o'clock in the home ec parloi-s,
according to Joan Edy, president
of the organization.
Those pledged were Monica Al
berty, Midge Holtzscherer, Vivian
Ferris, Dorothy Weggener, Lois
Opper, Edity Pumphrey and grad
uate student Jeanne Paris.
Omicron Nu has as its purpose
the promotion of high scholarship,
leadership and research in the
field of home economics.
Pub Board Meets Today
To Select Awgwan Staff
All students who filed for
staff positions on the Awfwan
will to before Publications
Board today at 4 p. m. The
board meets In room 104 of
University hall to select the
permanent staff.
"ROOM SERVICE," which is laid
in a hotelroom on Broadway.
It's touch and go in this White
way hotel bedroom of Bill Swan
son, Marv Bowhay and Dewey
Ganzel are stripped to their un
derclothes, and eager Bowhay
(following the script) is forcably
kept from removing even his
scanty shorts. Uninhibited!
"ROOM 3ERVICK" shows a
hectic 72 hours in the Wluteway
hotel bedroom of Bill Swanson,
who is trying to live on credit
BABW
President:
Jane McElhaney
Marion Priest
Senior Board:
(Vote for two)
Jackie Eagleton
Barbara Griswold
Claire Kepler
Mary Kumagai
Junior Board:
(Vote for four)
Mary Helen Alexis
Ella Baker
Mildred Brev er
Lola Everingham
Kathleen Hayes
Dorothy Temple
Sophomore Board:
(Vote for four)
Adeline Baum
Mary Ann Campbell
Claire Dudley
Margaret Pinkerton
Margaret Pyle
Bernice Young
MAY QUEEN
(Vote for one, juniors
and seniors only)
Dorothy Carnahan
Myra Colberg
Ghita Hill
Peggy Larson
Gloria Mardis
Barbara Stahl
Ll. F. M. Ebeling,
University Grad,
Dies in Europe
Lt. Edwin Max Ebeling, uni
versity graduate, was killed in ac
tion in the European theater, ac
cording to word received from the
war department Monday.
Ebeling, 23, graduated from the
college of business administration
in 1943 with a bachelor of science
degree. He was a member of
Delta Sigma Pi.
Lt. Ebeling, an infantry officer,
had been wounded last December
but was returned to action. Pre
viously, in November, he partici
pated in a battlefield incident
which gained wide notice in news
papers. An infantryman was wounded
in such a manner that normal
breathing was impossible, but was
operated on by a medical corps
man. Lt. Ebeling held the
wounded man thruout the opera
tions which was described by sur
geons as highly skillful and suc
cessful. Ebeling is survived by his moth
er and a brother, Lt. Richard
Ebeling, a glider and troop car
rier plane pilot wTlo served in the
Pacific theater.
and at the
backer with
same time find a
$50,000 lying around
loose.
The struggles of Swanson, Marv
Bowhay, Dewey Ganzel and Jeff
Gass to keep Carl Ziegler from
throwing them out of the hotel
provide a humorous evening; the
most hilarious show the theater
has given this year.
"ROOM SERVICE" hasn't one
serious moment; it's a scream; it's
a riot: it's a laugh-a-minute show;
it'll double you up in. hysteric
Coeds Vote
At Elections
From 9 to 6
Today's voting in the annual
women's spring election will de
termine AWS Board, Coed Coun
selor Board BABW, and May
Queen. Polls are located in El
len Smith hall on the city cam
pus and in the Home Ec building
on ag campus, and will be open
from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
All coeds are eligible to vote
on AWS Board and Coed Coun
selors slates. In addition, unaf
filiated women vote on the BABW
slate.
Junior and senior coeds only
vote for the May Queen on a
separate ballot provided. An
other ballot for juniors and
seniors only provides space for
voters to list up to 20 junior
women whom they think are
eligible for Mortar Board.
In order to vote, coeds must
present their student identifica
tion cards at the polls.
The slate which will be voted
upon today was released by the
respective organizations.
Candidates for president of
AWS are Madeline Holtzscherer
and Claire Kepler. Miss Holtz
scherer is a member of . the AWS
board, YWCA, Tassels, WAA
Council, Phi Upsilon, and Omi
(See ELECTIONS, pag:e 3.)
Tassels Elect
McKinsey Next
Year's Prexy
Election of new Tassel officers
Monday night resulted in Gerry
McKinsey's being chosen as the
president for the new year.
Miss McKinsey is a member of
Delta Gamma,
and the varsity
debate squad.
She is a junior
and vice presi
dent of YWCA.
S u z a n n e
Pope, newly
jelecte-J vice
i president, is a
Ijunior, member
of the YW cab
inet and on the
Coed Counselor
MrKlnwy.
board. Secre
tary Joy Hill, sophomore, is a Pi
Beta Phi, chairman of the Coed
Counselor book review and in the
Student Foundation.
New treasurer Merrill Shutt is
a member of Tri Delt and on the
Cornhusker. Virginia Demel takes
the office of publicity chairman
for next year. She is an Alpha
Phi and on the Cornhusker. Noti
fications chairman is Mary Cox,
who is a member of the AWS
board and Student Foundation.
Retiring president Mary Russel
will install the new officers at
next Monday's meeting of Tassels.
laughter: it'll split your little
sides. There, that ought to bring
you around. Time's a-wastin' -"ROOM
SERVICE" opens this
Thursday night.
The ten men and two women
who play in "ROOM SERVICE"
have definite ideas about the play,
some of which were printable.
B. J. Holcomb The near-striptease
is worth. $2.40 plus tax.
(Actual price is 60c Editor.)
(See ROOM SERVICE, pare 2.)
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