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THE NEBRASKA
Wednesday, September 26, 1945.
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BY PIIEE AND SARAH.
New Beta pledge, Bill Condon
seems to be beginning his college
fling on the right foot . . . with
DG Ellie Detweiler. And brother
Dean Neal appreciates DeeGee
Lois Chantry.
Sig Alph Kenny Hoffman has
been devoting himself to Alpha
Chi Audrey Ernest . . . And
what's this between Phi Delt
Bill Rolfsmeyer and AOPi Mary
Dye . . . Chi O Ginny Pester is
taking in movies and such with
tall, dark and handsome NRO,
Jim Pettis.
Divided Time.
Tau Jim Broberg is one busy
pledge . . . What with dividing
his time between the Alpha Phi
and Theta house . . . shake hands
gals, and come out smiling . ,
Gwen Remington, dorm really has
the catch in her NRO Bob Lud-
wig . . . Gwen Remington, dorm
wig . . . And KKG Suzy Alexander
dittos with navy Mac Graham .
Tri Delt pledge Janie McArthur
and NRO Ray Wilkins are to
gether lots.
AOPi Jackie Tobin is the femme
in the triangle betwen the Navy
and a certain Tau . . . Dodee East
erbrook, Alpha Xi, led cheers with
Art Beindorff, Kappa Sig and now
they're going steady . . . Hand
us a megaphone . . . Theta Ruthie
Moll and new ATO pledge Jack
Hoyt piked last Saturday . . . Dou
bling them was KAT Sue Lan
caster and All Tired Outer who
just ain't! . . . Sid Salzman.
Old Affinity.
Alpha Xi Nita Bellinger dates
every night and every night with
Ralph Graves, NRO Sig Ep pledge
. . . And that old affinity between
the Tri Delts and the Phi Delts
is still in evidence . . . Witness
the picnic Sunday a few of the
members attended . . . Toasting
marshmallows were Ted Ramsey,
and Carol Fredrichson, Bob Dan
ley and Marilyn Lowe, Bobby
Sprow and Jim McEachen.
Fiji Chuck Peterson, home from
GI life over the week end, dated
Chi O Kay Blue ... Phi Delt
Rusty Gates and Kappa Barb
Hockenberger seeing each other
these days ... As well as Phi Gam
Jack Briggs and Phi Marge Olson
. . . Brother Fiji Rex Stotts is
dating Theta Beth Montgomery
this Saturday.
Bill Berner, Phi Gam of last
year, now army in Texas, called
Theta pledge Marge Benson, Mon
day nieht . . . From all reports
those five minutes weren't wasted!
Lt. Flip Groggins, SAE, seems
to admire that twinkle in Alpha
Chi Jackie Scotts' eyes . . . Any
way, they are one constant couple.
From the same houses are Juanita
Bartos and Mick McQuire who
seem to be always together. Raye
Kinnear, Alpha Xi, pledge, made
it a steady deal with John Burt,
Kappa Sig . . . And sister June
Gast co-dated with Sig Chi Bill
French.
Phi Delt Joe Schrotz from Nova
Fraternities . . .
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Oiem, Walter R., Raylown, Mo.
Oravea, Harris. Lincoln.
Rasmuxnen, Dana B , Omaha.
Swift, Roscoe E., Halg.
SIGMA ALPHA Ml'.
Monovlti, Krwln J., Fremont.
Raznick, Byron, Omaha.
KKiMA CHI.
Bell, Warren J., Chester.
Benn, Hubert F., Kadoka, S. D.
Buckley, Paul I., Coon Rapids, la.
Cllne, Allen A.. Culbertson.
French William E., Scottsbluff.
Kolho, Gerald M., Gretna.
Nietfeld, Glen E., Grand Island.
Roftera. Richard, Jr., Gibbon.
Whitehead, Milton E. "Bus," Scottsbluff.
Wittrock, Edward, Falls City.
8IGMA Nl
KnAle. Bob, Marysville, Kas.
Frandson, Phillip E., Story City, la.
Paustian. John E., Sioux City, la.
Saults, C. Joseph, Gordon.
SIGMA PHI KPSII.ON.
Cooke, Hugh M., Omaha.
Gauger, Wendell L. Madrid.
Larson, Lawrence J., Watcrtown, 8. D.
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VERA'S
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1127 R
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Scotia, dates Pi Phi Helen Ven
num five nights a week . . .
You're learning fast! Sgt. George
Miller arrives in town this week
end to view none other than Tri
Delt, Mary Ellen Marshall . . .
Theta Jo Ackerman and Sig Ep
Kenny Fletcher are getting along
quite well ... As is sister Trish
Seidel and Lt. Jack Richardson . .
In Demand.
Tau Mac Robinson is quite in
demand . . . Seems as tho sev
eral KKG's are glancing in his
direction as well as various other
gals . . . New Theta Sal Swiler
and Phi Psi Tom Green dated
Saturday and Sunday . . . and
Gamma Phi Ann Korb is round
about with Gene Woodhead, Beta
pledge.
Eve Osborne, one of the arrow
girls, tied the knot with Ensign
Cal Ullman of the Naval Air
Corps early in the summer. An
other couple well on the way to
the happily married state is Joan
Thomas and Lt. Bob Howell who
have progressed as far as the dia
mond stage.
YM Invites Men
To Party Tonitc
All men on both the city and
ag campuses are invited to at
tend the University Y. M. C. A.'s
first All-Campus Party tonight in
the "Y" rooms of the Temple
building at 12th and R streets,
according to Bill Miller, president.
Refreshments, movies, singing,
games, and all-around fellowship
will highlight the program.
Liggett, James C, Lincoln.
Morrison, Wesley, Lincoln.
Parsons, Robert, Crofton.
Tyner, Jerry L., York.
Wagner, Harry H., Hooper.
Wickenkamp, Wayne, Dorchester.
THETA XI.
Neumann, Temple ., Wymort.
ZETA BETA TAD.
Levine. Robert, Omaha.
Rosenberg, Howard, Omaha.
Tassels . . .
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in the house. For every 25 books
purchased, the house will re
ceive one candidate. Houses will
receive credit for books bought
by their members during regis
tration. Miss Crosbie asks that all
orders be in before Oct. 5 so
that she and Marilyn Adler, busi
ness manager, can order the
covers early enough to insure a
sufficient amount. Prices for the
book are $5 full payment and
$3 down payment with $2.50 due
Feb. 1.
hits ROYS
WANTED
Meals furnished if desired.
RESIDENCE IIALIS
FOR WOMEN
Call Miss Arner, 2-7371
AUF ...
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confine itself to helping Chris
tians. Any person in a liberated
country who needs aid in edu
cation, books or teachers is sought
by the WSSF. For example, since
50 per cent of the teachers and
educators in Poland were lost
in the war, the WSSF will open
educational opportunities in that
country until the Polish govern
ment -can take over the prob
lem. Special Edition.
Nebraskans for Servicemen is
a special edition of The Nebras
kan printed once every two weeks
for alumni in the armed forces.
The edition is mailed to the
alumni from an up-to-date list.
Perhaps the biggest campaign
will be launched by the National
War Fund. Gerald Swope, chair
man of the budget committee,
completed a budget for the Na
tional War Fund calling for
$115,000,000 to be collected dur
ing the week-long nation-wide
campaign. Among the services
which will be benefited by the
War Fund are the USO, United
Seamen's Service, War Prisoners
Aid, Inc., American Field Serv
ice, United China Relief, Philip
pine War Relief and relief for
the United Nations in Europe.
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