Thursday, April 3, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Page 3
Honoraries
To Announce
Member List
At the joint meeting of Phi Beta
Kappa and Sigma Xi to be held at
a dinner at the Student Union,
April 3, both societies will an
nounce the names of their new
members elected this spring.
Phi Beta Kappa announced
seven members in the fall for the
class of 1947 and it is anticipated
that another 12 students will be
elected. Sigma Xi will announce
new associate members numbering
about 20 students, it is estimated.
The joint meetings of the two
societies was inaugurated in 1915
and has been maintained since
that time. The speaker for these
occasions is brought to the cam
pus at the expense of the two so
cieties as a service to the univer
sity. After the dinner the public is
invited to the Union ballroom for
the address of Prof. John Ise, the
guest speaker for this year. Pro
fessor Ise has announced his topic
as "Homo Sapiens in the New
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All reservations for the dinner
must be made by April 1st accord
in? to the secretaries of the socie
ties. Prof. David Fellman, presi
dent of Phi Beta Kappa, will pre
.side at the meeting.
Water Safety
Classes Slated
For Students
mi etiirionta tit the University
of Nebraska will be given a chance
to further their swimming acui
ties starting April 28. A repre
cAntntiv nf the American Red
Cross Water Safety council will
conduct courses and examinations
in life saving and water saiety
work at the coliseum pool.
The course will start April 28
and continue until May 9, with the
classes scheduled to meet each
afternoon from 5 to 6. Men who
are Interested in the course are
urged to be in satisfactory swim
minc condition when the course
begins. This will eliminate the
necessity of any conditioning worn
during the class periods. Coach
imipv's Advanced swimming class
on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day is open to tnose wisning io ao
conditioning work. The recrea
tional swimming period irom a.iz
to 5 daily is also available.
Cqach Lepley also plans to con
duct a learn-to-swim campaign.
The instructors for this program
will be those men who have
nassprt the Red Cross course.
Classes from 4 to 5 and 5 to 6 are
nhnnrd. with the complete pro
gram running from May 12 until
May 30.
TVTpn wishing additional infor
mation may see Mr. Lepley or call
Extension 21.
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Ag Feeders
Day Program
Announced
Plans for the 34th annual Feed
ers' Day which is to be held Fri
day, April 18 on ag campus have
been released by Professor Wil
liam Loeffel, chairman of the ani
mal husbandry department.
Feeders' Day which is sponsored
by the arrtmal husbandry depart
ment is instrumental in revealing
experiments in breeding and feed
ing carried on at the college of ag
riculture in the past year. The
traditional event is attended by
persons throughout Nebraska and
neighboring states who are inter
ested in livestock breeding.
Professor Loeffel said that at
tention would not be confined ex
clusively to cattle, but that feed
ers of hogs and sheep would also
find phases of the program which
will interest them.
Professor M. L. Baker, In charge
of feeding experiments, told of
plans for showing the results of
experiments with native hay, vita
min A and proteins.
Past Feeders' Day programs
have averaged crowds of some
2,500 to 3,000 farmers and ranch
ers. The largest crowd ever to at
tend one of the days, exceeded
4,000. During the war years the
program was somewhat curtailed
and it was necessary on occasion
to hold the traditional day via
radio broadcasts.
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