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PAT GILLIGAN.
Getting together to renew their
pre-war friendship will be several
frats this weekend the Phi Gams
and ATOs presenting their tradi
tional Fiji-Tau Tussel, the first
affair since 1942. An afternoon
stag party will start things off
with the winning fiat in the ath
letic events presenting their Tus
sel Queen and losing frat, their
King Picnic at the follow up
dance at Antelope Pavillion.
Chick Mormorn will be keeping
Gracie Smith in the Tau house;
while Sid Salzman's date, Mar
garet Woods, whom many of you
know. Bob Richards is staying iW
town just to escort Marcile
Schmid. When asked if she was
from his home town, he replied,
"No, but I wish she were,'' We
understand Bob has a little con
fusion about his dates. Other
dates will be the ever faithful
twosome, John Call and Alice
Chiistenson, and Warren Eisen
hait with Ann Miles seen more
and more together.
Triad Wins Over Campus.
On Friday night at the Lin
coln hotel the Phi Delts, Betas,
and Sig Chis get together for
their Triad c elebrating the
founding of the three frats at
Miami University in Ohio. Barb
Turk has succeeded in delaying
her campus this weekend to at
tend with Jack Clemens. Inci
dentally, Barb barely gets out of
one scrape into another her
fourth to be exact. A new couple
taking in the party will be
Marilyn Duffack and Clay Marsh.
We had some trouble in extracting
the name of Dale Hatch's date
but found it was Elli Lykke with
the help of some brothers
Monday night was anything but
calm at the Triple Delta house
when two girls came forth with
the sweets Carol McGrew an
nounced her wedding date to
Bobbie Glenn and Barbara Speer
brought out the Beta pin of her
Wisconsin heart interest. Inci
dentally, she has had the pin
secretly for a year and a half.
Some will power! !
To Be Seen.
The Pi Phi Spring Formal Sat
urday night will find such couples
as Jody Wolcott and Dean Neal
Ann Whitham with Bob Baum
and Ann Reinhardt with Harry
Meese.
Sinfonia Offers
Annual Spring
Concert Sunday
The annual spring concert of
Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia, to be
given Sunday, May 12 at 3 p. m.
in the Temple, will feature a 40
voice male glee club, and ten in
strumental and vocal soloists.
The glee club, under the di
rection of graduate member Al
fred Blinde, will open the pro
gram with three Cinfonia songs
and will perform the feature of
the concert, a suite of sea chanties
collected from old English and
Scottish ballads.
Soloists.
Soloists for the Sunday con
cert include flutist Don Hart
man who will play "TourbiUon"
and "Fantasie for Flute," pianist
Rudolph Barta whose selections
are 'Berceuse" by Chopin and
"The Juggler," and the clarinet
trio composed of Don Wenzlaff,
Bill Kelly and Norman Toden
hoft. Featured vocalists are bari
tones Glenn Clark and Leonard
Blinde.
Taking part in the program
will be the 30 active members
and the 24 pledges of the na
tional men's professional fra
ternity. Emanuel Wishnow is the
chapter advisor.
"HAMMER AND SCYTHE"
QUESTION: WHAT DOES
IT SIGNIFY?
Answer: Hear Student Speakers
On Russian Panel
May 15, Union Ballroom, 7 p.m.
Refreshments.
Thursday, May 9, 1946
. Di.kg.ilg Vionutiful Au3
irn ctnr l.i Hal Walks:
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"The Searching Wind," new Para
mount release, studied businesf
administration in college and was
working as a secretary when sh
made her first screen test.
time. Donna Alfrey. 3-5Z2.
Stage Production
(Continued from Pmge 1.)
laughingly commented that the
hardest costume accessory to find
was a garter with a red rosette
for Belle, the bar girl, to wear in
the show's second act.
Make-up for the production was
created by Gaylord Marr, make
up committee chairman. This
group, Blanche Duckworth, Van
Westover, Margaret Hunter, Paula
Jones, and Dean Wells, did con
siderable research to insure auth
entic 1906 hair dresses, mustaches,
sideburns and beards for the char
acters in the show.
Stage Crew
Gwen Christianson and Pat
Heynan, assisted by Herb Spence
and Dorothy Lasher, are in charge
of lighting in the production. The
stage crew, headed oy jerea j-o-renz,
includes Van Westover, Bill
Lucas and Dean Wells.
Student directors of "Ah, Wild
erness!" are Blanche Duckwortt
and Margaret Hunter.
Following the show each night,
the Nebraska Masquers offer the
audience to "meet the Millers."
The program will be held in the
music room of the Temple build
ing following each .night's production.
Add
Flig.it Trcir.ir.3
to your curriculum.
Private courses now
available at
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