Sunday, October 27, 1946
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Page 5
Marjorie Settell
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Cuitesy Lincoln Journal
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Marjorie Settell,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Settell of Bloomfield, to William R.
reterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Peterson of Evanston, 111., was
made known Friday evening. Miss Settell, a senior, is a member
of Alpha Xi Delta. Mr. Peterson, who served with the navy for
thirty-five months, is also attending the university.
There s no getting around the
fact that the women on this cam
pus are athletes. And if you don't
believe me, all you have to do
is wander over and watch some
of the intramural games in which
the girls are now participating.
Here you may see the cross
section of American womanhood
the pride of the Union. Un
doubtedly the most to be feared is
the zealous type who runs madly
at her opponent snarling viciously.
Watch her carefully. With all the
strength she can muster, she
makes one last drive, sinks her
bared teeth into the rival's de
fenseless shoulder, and then lies
panting on the ground, feigning
innocence as the referee's whistle
blows.
Now notice the hearty good
sportsman. Her warm handshake
is aimed to cripple, and that
hearty back slap has put many a
potential Pauline Betz limping to
the white-walled corridors of a
hospital.
The gay collegiate athlete has
a ne'er-to-be forgotten charm all
her own. Always aware of spec
tators on the sidelines, she spends
her time cavorting gracefully
around the field putting on a one
woman show.
Not to be forgotten are the
rooters on the sidelines. Ask any
of them, they will tell you how
hard it is to win a game. Hard
on them that is. Theirs is much
the toughest job..
But far be it from me ridicule
the girls they have a good time
(they claim) and heck, it's all in
the game.
New Foundation
Members Will
Meet Tuesday
The first meeting of the year
for all students who signed up
for Student Foundation at the
activities mart is scheduled for
Tuesday at 7:30 in the parlors
ABC of the Union, according to
Lorene Novotny, president of
the organization.
The purpose of the organi
zation and duties of its mem
bers will be explained in full,
and it is important that all stu
dents connected with Student
Foundation attend this meet
ing, she stated.
Any students who are inter
ested in the organization but
will be unable to attend Tues
day's meeting should contact
Lorene Novotny at the Alpha
Phi house or Joyce Geddis,
secretary, at the Kappa house
before Tuesday.
Crib Offers
New Twist;
Vic Sticks!
By Bob Gillan.
Far be it from me to complain
about conditions on th? campus
here at the dear old U. of N, but
I think that something should be
done about the Juke-box in the
crib. Now, I am afraid that I have
missed the last few hit parades
(it comes at the same time as
Rhodora Faversham Girl Labor
Racketeer, my favorite program)
but as I remember it all the songs
didn't end with five minutes of
thump-tittledce - thump-tittledee-thump.
It may be part of the ad
vertising campaign but it will
never take the place in my affec
tions held by LSMFT.
This may not seem like a press
ing problem at first glance or
even second or third but it really
poses quite a problem (A little to
left Miss Problem, that's it. Now
hold it.) There are a great many
students who judge our dear alma
mater by the Union exclusively,
because that is all they see of it.
Memories.
I can see the scene now. The
old grads of some of our institu
tions of higher learning gather in
some distant den of iniquity. The
Wisconsin Alum says "We had
beer in our student union." "That's
nothing," tops one of. the Iowa
men, "we had a doorman." "But
have you heard about Nebraska"
one of them whispers, "Their juke
box sticks at the end of the rec
ord." All this is in a .tone that
highly paid doctors usually re
serve for a discussion of a rare
Psychopathic malady.
As a constructive sugeslion,
they might get some of the wee
folk that are grading my English
papers to stand there and punch
the bottom . . . Kicking the juke
box might be turned into an in
tramural sport with appropriate
prizes. Its nothing like Sextath
Ion, but then what is?
Dorothy Converse
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"Couru'fsy Lincoln Journal
Mrs. I. E. Converse of McCook has announced the engagement
of her daughter, Dorothy, to Victor James llarr, son of Mrs. Ray
Harr, also of McCook. A graduate of the university, Miss Converse
was a member of Delta Delta Delta while attending school. Mr.
Harr, who served as a first lieutenant with the army air corps,
returned from active duty in the Panama Canal zone last Majr.
'Firstest WithMostest'
Males Get Best Dates
TC. UNI
Foundation
Lists Names
For Correction
The following students neg
letted to check the Student Di
rectory list of correct addresses
and phone numbers, according to
Joyce Geddes, secretary of Stu
aent foundation. Names, ad
dresses, and phone numbers must
be left in the Student Foundation
mailbox in the basement of Union
Deiore Aionaay night. Uct. la. or
the student's name will not ap
pear in the directory.
BoIIht. Joseph
"larjorle
Willard
Allen, Alice
Allen, Kert
Allen, Bruce
Allen, KiiKone
Allen, John
Allisin, William
Anderson, David
Anderson, Klmer
Anderson, Merle
Anncreaux, Ralph
Arenas, Lupe
Armentront, Myron
Arthauii, Mnry
Arihaud, Kaymond
Artman, Allen
August, Joseph
Austen, Paul
Ayers, Henry
Ayers, Edwin
Bernstien. Gerald
Bernstlen, Lee
Berry, Kdward
Bestor, John
Beyer, Mona
Bland, Robert
Hlmde, Leonard
Bloniendahl.
Ballance, Jean
Bane, Harry
Banhs. Ratnona
Barbur, James
Harnett, Vivian
Barrett, Edward
BartushH, titan
Barton, Gerald
Batemun, Rosa
Bales. Willard
Bathe. Roy
Balie, Joseph
Bolton.
Bool. Earl
BosKomeycr, Alan
Bouyn, Roger
Brandt, William
Branson. Willard
Breck, Brennie
BriKhtenburk,
Melissa
rinegan. Merle
Brounson, Klwyn
Broun. John
Bruckner, Max
Bi unker, Carrol
Brunben. Raymond
Bruns, Kred
Burnley, Ellsworth
Runner. Daniel
Burr, Oeorge
Burr, William
Busby. Robert
Busshohi, Poyle
Bills. William
Bnhabursingh, Ral
Bniley, Forrest
Chase, Isaac
Ohenowith, Robert
Christ. John
Chrlstensen, Keith
Christian, O.
Churchill, Donald
Clopham, Eldon
Claussen, Valgene
Claussen, Willard
Clem, Charlci
Cohen, Arthur
'l.WANTONE LKE THAT'.'
Baughman, Marjorie coUman. Raymond"
ocaii, cnzHuein a.
Becker, Harold
Becker, Robert
Bchrends, William
Bell, Forrest
Berck, Gienna
BerB, Bert
Berg, George
Bergh, Amy Jo
Berklieinier, Iceland
Berkshire, Robert
Bernard, Mark
Berney, Carrol
Beruholtz, Velma
Berning. Robert
Cahill, James
Cain, Blanche
C'imeron, Jyle
Campbell, Carl
Cuppel, Robert
Carey, Doris
Carlberg, Donnal
Carlberg, Robert
Carman, Eugene
Carpenter, Zacb,
Carr, Shirley
Carr. Kenneth
Carson, Elizabeta
Case, Billy
Casey, R.
Chase, Helen
Connelly. John
Conradt. James
Cook, Edgar
Coufal. Jamel
Cover, John
Cowles. Shirley
Crabanskl, Harold
Craig, Frit
Creed, Bennett
Crom, Howard
Crump, Jesse E.
Curtis, Dale
Cusack. Paul
Cushlng, Herbert
Dalke, Harry
Danker, Donald
David, Virginia
Davis, John
Davis, John
Davis, Dorothy
Day, Robert
Dempster, Richard
Denison, Richard
Dewulf, John
Dickson, Ervln
Didriksen, Coraan
Dlers, Robert
Dobesh. Charlea
Dolen, Howard
Dolen, Jack
Dolen, Robert
BY TWO FIFTHS OF FIVE.
"Do you have a date for Home
coming?" or "Then what are you
doing Christmas?
Foresight undoubtedly is a vir
tue, but what poor mortal can be
expected to prearrange destiny
months in advance. So far as dat
ing is concerned, the element ot
chance had been ruled out also
most men on the campus.
Dating today is, in a word, a
' debacle." The man (we use that
word loosely) who is the "firstes
with the mostest for th2
farthest away" is in.
Same as Dying.
I suppose that a girl likes to
plan on a date but the ridiculous
situation which exists today, dates
in advance that is, seems to nie to
be the same as dying. When tbe
time comes, ycu just do it.
Since the female element oa the
campus has chosen to reduce dat
ing to a virtual lottery, they might
as well admit to their hypocrisy
and date on a lottery basis.
Each man should be assigned a
Musical Variety
Offered at Faculty
Program Today
Presented by the School of
Music today in the second pro
gram ot the f aculty Kecital series,
Miss Mary Louise Boehm, Miss
Sarah Davis and Mr. Donald Lpntz
will offer a variety of instrumental
music. Piano, cello and flute se
lections comprise the program
which begins at 4 p.m. in the
Union Ballroom.
ODeninff the recital with a rlln
sonata bv Corelli. Miss Davis will
make her second appearance on a
faculty series. She joined the staff
a year ago at this time.
Sonata
Mr. Lentz Will hp hparrl in
Reinecke's flute "Sonata Undine"
and in a shorter solo dipcp pn-
titled "Poem," by Griifes.
Concluding the program. Miss
Boehm will first nlav Rach'c
"Italian Concerto" and follow this
with tWO ChoDin eturlps Trip firct
of these is known as the "cello
etude" because of its sustainpH
melodic line, while the second de
mands great dexterity and pro
vides a marked contrast to the
first etude.
We thank the thousands of
customer friends trho hate pat
ronized us the past tieenty-seven
years.
Motor Out Company
IToward L. Britt
Mrs. Howard L. Britt
number, and then each girl given
her quota o numbers for the
month. This system might help to
alleviate the name situation at
hour dances. (Author's note: Any
one that will go as low as to dale
a girl a month in advance surely
wouldn't mind having a number
on or maybe something trivial like
a ring through his nose.
Names.
Even though some of the coeds
have a hard time remembering
names, I am sure that the ma
jority of the women on this cam
pus could remember a number.
This might help to remedy a sit
uation such as the one that de
veloped on the steps of Residence
Halls last week.
A certain girl was saying good
night to her one and only for that
night. She looked up dollar signs
sparkling in her eyes and while
tenderly shaking his hand whis
pered softly "I had a wonderful
time SAM, and won't you piease
call again next month." Not tiust
ing himself to speak, JIM turned
and walked down the steps.
We wish to congratulate those
few remaining remnants of the
male population who have re
tained some semblance of integ
rity by refusing to attempt to date
before Monday night. If these last
few normal beings would be in
terested in joining the Stay Away
From Women club please notiiy
me at once.
OuH. ruxmii &hx BIG 'N LITTLE
Wt nuJa people tap p.
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GREETING CARDS
Get them at the
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215 North 14 th Street
(South of Student Union)
