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Straight
Stuff
By Chuck and Jake.
Bull Dickey Skog, heavyweight
wrestler, used a full nelson with
a half twist to pin Lois Chan
trv in the final minutes of their
Sunday match. In the semi-
windup, midwest Plymouth coupe
wrestling champ Bill Galbraith
pinned Gwen Taylor by default.
His onlv comment was "It was
a tough fight I'm a little stale."
Motor Hook Up.
Bob "They'll never hook me"
Baker got Mortar Boarded into
Rlinnin? a rock on Mary "I'll
never say" Dye. Bob has also
moved off campus in order to
be closer to Mary and further
away from the finance company.
An outside, inside, up and
downside concoction for dating
was originated- by Pat "I'm go
ing to the Military Ball with
Boots Gardner, but I want to
take Lenny Mayer to the Mortar
Board Ball" Kinsey.
Dear Commodius.
Tom Callan got a big, fat let
ter this week and inside skin
dorva indicates that he and his
sympathetic buddy Ajax O'Meana
will be snappering out again
these week-ends. "Dear John
I hardly know how to tell you
this "
The Pi Phi formal Saturday
night inspired Harriet Houston
and Russ Carter to start going
steady. What a blow to the Mor
tar Board tradition. . . . Win
nie Wulf Wulf escorted Russ to
that big affair Friday night but
it looks like she spent that time
in vain.
Cupcake Crumbles.
Jeiyy Jacupke has been seen
at the Pike and other under
world spots lately with his moll.
Skeeter House. Looks like Jerry
might break up the old gang
and go straight!
Pharmacy Fraternity
Initiates 11 Monday
Kappa Psi, pharmacy frater
nity, initiated eleven undergrad
uates at a dinner meeting Mon
day evening in the Union. In ad
dition, Dr. Jannke, chairman of
the department of pharmacy and
pharmaceutical chemistry, was
initiated as a faculty member.
Those initiated include: Mar
tin Bakken, Warren Barth, Carl
ton Christensen, jr., Calvin Dom
man, Donald Ediger, Walter P.
Johnson, Ernest McHugh, Ed
ward Schnasse, Varro Tyler,
Bailey Williams and Joseph Wil
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Lincoln Symphony Presents
Season's First Concert Tonite
The Lincoln Symphony Or
chestra, under the direction of
Rudolf Fellner, will present the
first full concert of the season
tonight at 8:30 p.m., at the
Stuart Theater.
The concert will mark the
first appearence in a number of
years of the entire orchestra on
a program without the addition
of a guest artist. When the 1947
48 concert series was planned
this date was set aside for a
performance exclusively by the
orchestra.
The program scheduled for
tonight will offer a variety of
numbers which have as a com
mon denominator the ability to
entertain both musicians and the
laymen.
The orchestra will open with
the "Pastorale Symphony," one
of Beethoven's delightful com
positions. Except for one serious
excerpt, The Storm, every mea
sure of this work is cheerful.
The composer has conveniently
sub-titled his sixth symphony
"Impressions On Arriving in the
Country," "By the Brook," "The
Storm." "The Peasants' Gay
Gathering," and the Shepherd's
Song."
The second number, Johann
Strauss's "The Bat," is another
work in a light and fanciful
mood. Equally well-known by
its original title, "Die Fleder
maniis" this overture is a subtle
piece of musical humor. One of
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Dvorak's Slavonic . dances from
a group of "folk tune" works
follows.
Saint-Saens' "Dance Macabre,"
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interpretation, of Henri Calais
picture of the fiddler calling the
skeletons to dance at the witch
ing hour, concludes . the musical
picture with the cocking of the
crow which dispells the macabre
merry-makers,
A Martinique dance by Mil
haud will conclude the program.
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German Students
Plan Christmas
Pageant Dec. 17
Students in advanced German
classes will resume a long-standing
campus tradition when they
present a sixteenth-century
Christmas play Wednesday, Dec.
17, in Temple theatre.
Wednesday will be the first
performance of the pageant since
the annual series was interrupted
by the war. It will be directed by
Miss M. F. Lau.
The play is a story of the Na
tivity based on the mystery plays
that were presented by monks
and peasants at the Christmas
season in the churches during the
Middle Ages and early Renais
sance times.
Between scenes H. H. Diers will
direct German Christmas carols a
capella, and Prof W. K. Pfeiler
wlil deliver a scripture reading.
The pageant is open to faculty
members, students and interested
townspeople. There is no admis
sion charge.
Prof. Bullock Suffers Fall
In Sosh Building Monday
T. Tf Eullock, professor of eco
nomics and business law, was re
ported resting comfortably in Lin
coln General hospital following a
fall he suffered Monday morning
about 11:30 in Social Sciences
building.
Professor Bullock suffered no
broken bones or other serious in
juries, doctors reported.
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Tuesday, December 16, 1947
This Week
In The Union
Tuesday, Dee. 1.
12:00 nimmi Lambda, Parlor
4:00 Vespers, Room 315
Intervarslty, Room 31
4-30 Siesta Film, Main Lounge
8:00 Corn Cobs, Room 313
7 -30 Newman Club, Room 313
Architects Society, Room 319
Pharmacy Club, Room 318
Union Open House and Christmas
Wednesday, Dee. 17.
12:00 Phi Alpha Pelts, Parlor
4- 00 Christian Fellowship, Room 315
5 - 00 Btudent Council, Room 316
Phi Chi Theta, Room 313
5:30 Dental Faculty, Parlor B
6 00 Department of Public Welfare, P tr
iors XYZ
Alpna Kappa Pal. Room 313
7:00 8lma Eta Chi, Room 31
Hesperia, Parlor
Cosmopolitan Club. Parlor A
8:00 Dames Bridge Class, Faculty Lounge
Architect Wives, Room 315
Thursday, Dec. IS.
12:00 Slnfonla. Parlor OC
4:00 Variety Matinee. Ballroom
5:00 Engineering Exec. Board, Room 318
7:00 Union Employees' Christmas Party
Union Closed to Public
Gamma Delta, Room 315
Christian Science, Room 318
7:30 Intervarslty Piano, Room 313
7:45 Spanish Club, Room 316
Friday, Vrt. 1.
5:00 Hillel. Parlors XT
6:00 Chinese Group, Parlors BC
Saturday, Dee. 28.
Union closes to re-oien January 5, 148.
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