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BY GRACE SMITH AND
BARB TURK.
The fatal hour has arrived when
the first six weeks are over, and
last semester s grades arc out.
Happy or sad, this is going to be
a relaxing weekend for all.
What is this that we hear about
Bob "Fearless" Reed's new at
traction to Alice Christianson?
We would say that old Fearless is
stepping into some very cute and
delicate territory. Then there's
the new deal between lover Lee
Levan and Mary Kay May. The
luck of some women, and pretty
good at that . . .
Tired of It All.
Tiring of the same old campus
routines, Jan Enjile leaves for Se
attle, Wash., on March 20 to spend
two weeks with fiance Louis
Kramer. While there, she will
take in the Sigma Nu annual Pig
Dinner. Weekend plans for Leo
Sullivan run along this same line.
He plans a trip to Kansas City
with main objective to patch up
current love life . . . What is
Shirle Cumming's point of view
on this situation?
Another weekend of parties and
play is rolling around, and we
misht add that anyone included
is in for some extra special en-
teitainment. The Alpha Xi Delta
formal dance tonight will be the
center attraction for Barb Boyd
wiih Russ Minnier; Claire Woddcr
wilh Wes Rounds; Mary Hope
Hamilton with Bill Thorton: and
Lynn Hazelton with Chuck Peake.
Taking in the Phi Psi party will
be Jack Wilson with Sally Stuht;
Bud Brown with home town
flame, Irene Filmer;-and Dick
Knutsen with Virginia De Forrest.
Van Kctzler will be there wilh
Beity Ann Taylor.
Another?
Ah yes another pinning. This
lime Dana Rassmusen and Marv,
Fian Irwin are doing the honors.
Mustn't forget to mention the
itrady deal between Dale Hanway
itn.-l Joyce Smith. Best of luck 1o
hi' ol you. I
Pike dales for the weekend will i
be Meredith Bowhay with Johnny I
B'.itmer. and Bill Levine with
Mrrge Benson. Other dates in- i
elude Loe Docker with Ray Gross
man: Mary Margaret Loisel with
Ralph Reeves: and Billie Trombla
with Bob Nickerson. Ellie Det
wcilci will also be seen with Ja(
Dickey while Paulie Martz has
fit 4 .ailed Dick Buck into a date
be;.rs watching. !
The happy expression on Dick ;
Bi.tcheider's face as of late is ac- :
(our.icd for only by the return of j
Phi Chi Theta
Adds Fifteen
New Members
At an initiation ceremony fol
lowing a banquet Wednesday
night, 15 coeds became active
members of Phi Chi Theta, na
tional honorary , business admin
istration soroiity.
The banquet honored the new
initiates and Miss Edna Lange,
past national officer of Phi Chi
Theta, who visited the local chap
ter on an inspection tour.
Bizad Guests.
Also present at the banquet
were Prof, and Mrs. G. M. Dar
lington and Prof, and Mrs. R. M.
Bourne, members of the business
administration faculty.
Laurine Hansen, president of
Phi Chi Theta, introduced the
guests and conducted the initia
tion ceremony.
Those initiated were: Barbara
Bischof, Arlene Carpenter, Mar
garet Finley, Virginia Foltz, Doris
Fran m, Joanne Jenkinson, Jo
Anne Johnston, Joyce Keckley,
Mary Margaret Long. Shirley
Schnittker, Phyllis Snyder, Mari
lyn Stevens, Joan Thomas, Pat
Winter and Marguerite Wolsleg-ger.
pinmate and former beauty queen
Dorothy Black of New York. Oh
these happy reunions By the
way, what is this we hear about
Shirley Crosby going home with
"Curly" Elwood to spend spring
vacation? Must be something, or
is it fascination?
The Sigma Kappas are planning
what amounts to a mass exodus
to Kearney during spring vaca
tion, when and if the final date
is arranged; however, at least two
of them aren't too sure about
whether they'd feel at home as
Dunne Mattson's girl is coming
out from Pennsylvania that week.
Finishing up with one last
word without love, life is a matcti
that doesn't strike . . . might as
well be a freshman's creed what
with spring near and nine o'clock
seeming earlier and earlier . . .
Foundation To
Give Party For
Hi Schoolers
A party for high school tourna
ment students and sponsored by
the Student Foundation, is to be
held Saturday afternoon from 2
to 5 in the Union ballroom, ac
cording to Lorene Novotny.
A free dance and refreshments
will be offered to everyone.
High school students, faculty
members, rooters, and university
students are all invited.
The Chi O's will put on the
skit they did for Coed Follies,
Annette Jacobs will sing and
Dick Buck will play the piano.
Paul L. Hofjen Attends
Oklahoma Radio Meet
Paul L. Bogen, radio director,
returned this week from a four
day radio conference held at the
University of Oklahoma and Ok
lahoma City where radio broad
casting problems were discussed.
Representatives of the commer
cial stations of the midwest and
university radio directors attend
ed the series of clinics and round
table discussions.
Add
Flight Training
to your curriculum.
Private courses now
available at
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Call 6-2885 for details.
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Life in China," Abend came to
America in January, 1944, after
the Japanese had beaten him
and ransacked his Shanghai apart
ment. He first went to the far east In
1926 on a six months round trip
as a vacation from scenario writ
ing in Hollywood and a series of
newspaper posts up and down the
west coast. Staying on to write
special dispatches for the North
American Newspaper Alliance, he
joined the New York Times far
eastern staff.
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offices to aid veterans h fttiag
claims and filling out forms far
benefits.
Red Cross clubs, elubmobilea,
theaters and recreation centers will
be kept up overseas on islands, ia
Germany and in Japan until they
are no longer needed. At home,
men in convalescent hospitals wil
be assisted by Gray Ladies and
recreation furnished by the Red
Cross.
The Count of Lavarr is credit
ed with discovering the reflect'
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