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THE NEBRASKAN
Sunday, April H, 135
BY PAT TOOF.
Delving into the tidbits of the
weekend brings many interesting
morsels to light . . . will pro
ceed . .
The triple Deltas outdid them
selves on their Cabaret party last
night . . . featuring the "face on
the ballroom floor" with the main
floor strictly dark and interesting
. . . and reserved for dancing.
Yes, I said DANCING. All very
much appreciated by Bobbie Sew
ell who came down from Sioux
City to attend with fiancee Pat
Hodges. Then there was Lynn
O'Dell, seeking this seclusion with
popular Jan Wilson. Stepping out
from his usual hermitage, Bill
Monroe appeared with "Cookie"
Fredrickson . . . quite a con
trast . . .
Love Lire.
Reviewing love life in various
stages . . . starting on the platonic
basis, we mention Tommy Noble
seen Friday night with Shirlee
Wallace . . . then as a surprise to
some of us, the pinning of Don
Ashford, Beta, and key girl, Jo
Fankhauser. Also seems as if we
have failed to enlighten our read
ers (forgetfulness, not ignorance!)
of the placement of Dale Han
way's Sigma Nu pin beside the
Alpha Chi pin of sweet Joyce
Smith. Now as an example of
the cemented stage, we bring to
print the marriage of Mary For
man and William Glass, former
AST on campus, which occurred
during vacation.
Humor Unappreciated.
The SAE's are laughing con
stantly about "Fearless" Reed tak
ing so many showers lately . . .
everybody but Fear, that is.
What's the joke, boys? Why does
Fear keep saying, "I believe her.
I believe her." (Twice, that is.)
Labeled "Embarrassing situa
tion" or "Life's little tribulations"
. . . when Nancy Mines and Dick
Hartly walked into the Crib last
week to meet face to face with
brother and old steady, Jim
Moore, coking with Nancy Wat
kins. Making up for the confusion of
Friday night, cute Marilyn Duffec
and Dick Fuller turned to Omaha
Saturday for fun and excitement.
Not a steady twosome, but occu
pying much of each other's time.
Close Attentions.
Also receiving attentions from
Sig Nu house . . . this time speak
ing of Mcry Ann Korb and "Face"
Mayborn. Together during week
and weekend . . . Friday and Sat
urday. Stepping out for the first time
together in some interval . . .
Friday night found Nancy Sodaro
again with Matt Matson. Also
Helen Prince with some sweet
young thing minus hair.
Together, but not together at
Theta formal, were Frannie Liek
and Donnie Peterson. Frannie
appearing with Shirley Lierk,
while Donnie was escorted by Al
Busch.
As a parting bit . . . digging up
old memories brought Bill Lear
and Billie Trombla together again
Friday for the entire day. Now
what?
Thanks for readin' . . .
Lueth . . .
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1936-46; attending staff, Presby-
Ivy Day Sing
AU women's organizations
should tarn in their lists for
Irj Day star immediately. Also
the fee. which is fl.M, should
be paid to Phyllis Harris, AWS
treasurer, at Ellen Smith Hall
by Monday, April 15, in order
to be eligible for Ivy Day sine.
For Sala
Gc:i Cc:d;ti:a
S1.C3 p:r Vslszs.
Trits P. 0. tax 351,
Lcj? City, Ikbr.
terian Home, Evanston, 111, 1936
46; and consultant In medicine,
Hines Veterans Administration
hospital, 1945.
He has been certified by the
American Board of Medicine, and
is a fellow in the American Col
lege of Physicians and the Amer
ican Medical association.
Dr. Lueth was vice president of
the Chicago Society of Internal
Medicine in 1941-42, and a mem
ber of several other Chicago med
ical groups. He is co-author of a
paper on "Diseases of the Coro
nary Arteries" and also one on
"Chronic Myocarditis."
Dr. Poynter has been medical
college dean since 1930; a mem
ber of the college faculty since
1903, and will retire as "dean
emeritus." While dean, the $28,000
laundry building and $42,000
service building were added to
the medical college campus. In
addition Dean Poynter guided the
medical college through the war
years when it was in continuous
session from September, 1941, to
March, 1946; greatly expanded its
public health courses; and ex
tended the services of the Col
lege of Medicine to the care of
Nebraska crippled children.
Lube Larson To Adriree
Engineers Meet Tuesday J
Lube Larsen of the engineering
department of the extension divi
sion will present an illustrated
lecture when he appears as the
main speaker cf the ASAE meet
ing Tuesday, April 16.
This will be a regular meeting
and will be held at 7:30 p.m. at
the Ag Engineering building on
the Ag campus.
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