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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Septembei li, 1945
BY ELLIE SVVANSON.
As the first week of school des
cends upon the campus, social ac
tivity reigns supreme, and, if you
are one of the luckier boys who
have a date, I hope you win find
your name in print . . . you cer
tainly deserve it. ,
The event of the week end is
without question the Minnesota
game ,and among the 1,700 stu
dents who will attend the match,
we find Dick Klopp and Jane Con
don, Bob. Schulte with Charis
Welles and Tish Gardiner with
Johnny Rushton making a line
Beta Theta threesome. From the
DG house comes rumor that
Punky Rapp, Larry Landeryou
and Mary Esther Duncan are also
traveling Minnesota way, but their
escorts are as yet unknown. Driv
ing up are June Korb with sister
Ruth Korb of Awgwan. fame.
New Finninff.
wMroct ninninff to date is that
of Betty Lysinger who now sports
Lou Reinharfs Sig Alph pin be
side her arrow. A candy passing
celebrating the pinning 01 own
Premer and Liz Stuart found the
Kappa Sigs in mass at the Alpha
Xi house on Monday night, while
brother Bob Diers is taking time
off from university affairs to fly
to Texas for his own brothers
wedding. Still another brother, Joe
Schultz is being seen quite regu
larly with Jo Bauer which fact in
cludes a Saturday night date to
the Pike. . t
Tho crrnn vine now informs US
that Ware Christensen is back on
the campus adding another avail
hacheinr to the clubf Friday
night will find several couples at
in hi eiven by Larry
Wentz. Normalee Stribbling will
be with Leo Ramer, and others
,.rv,r. 7iii nrobablr be seen are
Mirkpv Sandbere with Johnny
Binning, Bruce McMichael with
Joanne Bixby and Jack KiHian
accompanied by Fatty wieiano.
Lucky Gys!
Many of us who are not among
u fr-i.inato ftw to be rjresent
. iu some Sahirdar will never
theless be listening with .interest
to our radios. One group mciuuca
Qr.v,7nrt-7pr with Deuel An-
dresen, Jean Harvey with Bus
Black and Sandy Motter with Jim
Stoddart, to mention dui a nr.
Tn,,rnDvinT ta the Pike Satur
day and hoping to celebrate our
first f ootball victory wfll be Joan ;
rnirv,nc with Mlcker McDer-
mot, while Jody Hamson wfll be
r-tnA hoth Fridav and Saturday
by Vic Bartlett. Friday night dan-
cers to Jerry Wald at the Pike
are Jo Guenzel and Bob Nicker -son.
while Jean Ilicker wfll un
doubtedly be seen at several spots
of interest with her date of Thurs
day, Saturday and Sunday, Hank
Anderson.
Couples seen oft of late and all
of whom should be watched close
ly are Bill Waldie and Barbie
Waldron, Dick Bogan and Mary
Cox, and Stan Nordgren and Tor-
chie Rediger. wmie inese iew sn
io sm Jn Philbert seems to be
IM.. rw u
playing the field as his record of
four cote aaies a aay reveu!.
Tr,,.n fhn nows of interest is
still plentiful, space seems to be
.. .. . . . t J
limited, dul not 10 oe iutguneu u
the last minute rush of names are
Fran Edee and Bob Jordan, who
will head for Pawnee City this
week end to visit her parents.
Union Weekend
Festivities Include
Juke Box Dance
Tntrmrsd with scores and
developments in the nation's foot
ball games, a juke-box dance will
ho ViolH frnm 2 to 4:30 U. m. Sat
urday becinnine the Union's
week-end activities, Tnere win dc
a ftimltv dance in the ballroom
at 9 Saturday evening
Sunday afternoon at 3 the Va
riety series will show "Jane
Fttp" starrimr Joane Fontaine
and Orson Welles. The coffee hour
in th Inunee at 5 P. m. offers
'piano selections by Peg Shelley,
One .Hour Gym
Gasses Remain
Open For Men
Several activity classes of rec
reational nature each carrying
one semester hour credit are still
open for enrollment for men, ac
cording to a special announce
ment made today by Louis E
Means, chairman of men's physi
cal education.
Several sections and classes are
filled to capacity and will not per
mit additional and late enrollment.
Means suggests, however, that
students having already complet
ed their enrollment can sun go
to their adviser and ask for an
additional one hour course in
physical education.
nw rlass is P. E. 21 XVI,
American Country Dance. This is
- m voH rinos nf men ana women
,,r,Aaf IVia riirvMiriri rrf Mrs. Chlis-
UUUl w. m
a. m IT w n tr s
temson ar urani aicmuiidi,
win w rnmi to at least 12 more
mo Tf moofe at 9:00 MWF.
llltlk All
rfm is P. E. ZI AV,
weotfnnat Snorts, at 9:00 MWF
and again at 3:00 MWF. A class
for general recreational vaiue is
p F 51 XTT General Recreation,
with' three sections still having
room for registrations; 11:00
MWF, 11:00 T-Th, .and 5:00 W,
and 2:00 MWF. Additional regis
trations can also be accommodat
in some of the mens swim
ming classes.
Students desiring the Compusline to remoin open
until 1 :30 p. rn., sign this Monk and return it to the
Union Office.
NAME.
All University
CHURCH SUNDAY
Welcome to Emmanuel Methodist
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CAMPUS CHAPEL, 16th and U Sh.
10:00 A.M. University Bible Class
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
Pastor, Harold M. Bryant, Chaplain
and Counselor to Methodist Veterans
Residence: 14" R Street - Methodist Staient Horn
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For seven years featwred trem
pet and veeal sotst with Orta
Tucker's orcnesira.
VETERANS
DEMOCRATS
DANCE
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER. 27th
Admission $1.00
Tickets on sale at
Lmtsck Bros Magees
or at the door.
Bus Service on West O St.
8:00, 8:45, 9:30
Return 11:15 and 11:50
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