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THE NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, January 13, 1954 6
Of!
The Social Side
Thirteen Pinnings Announced;
13 Coeds Sport Diamonds
By NATALIE KATT
Staff Writer
Engagements
Claussen-GUes
Joan Claussen, Kappa Alpha
Theta, has announced her en
gagement to Bill Giles, Phi Delt.
Joan, senior in Home Economics,
is from Holdrege. Bill, Teachers
College senior, lives in St. Joseph,
Mo.
Gorton-Lawlor
Two seniors to announce their
engagement and plans for a
spring wedding are Sue Gorton,
and Mike Lawlor, Sigma Chi. Sue,
Mortar Board, is an Arts and
Science student from Tecumseh.
Mike, Lincolnite, is in Biz Ad.
Cripe-Snowden
Mary Cripe and Don Snowdon,
Sig Ep, have revealed their re
cent engagement. Mary, senior
in Biz Ad, is from Lincoln. Don,
'53 Ag College graduate, is from
Niobrara. He is a lieutenant in
the Army.
Andreasen-Kratt
A new engagement at the Pi
Phi house is that of Rani Andrea
sen to Ted Kratt. Rani,. Omahan,
is a sophomore in Teachers Col
lege. Ted, Sig Ep, is a 1953 gradu
ate from Engineering College.
Withey-Phipps
A DG candy passing last Mon
day introduced the engagement
of Paula Withey to Dave Phipps,
Phi Psi. Paula, senior in Teach
ers College, is from Omaha.
Dave, '53 graduate from Lincoln,
is now a 2nd Lieutenant sta
tioned in New Mexico.
Thurman-Innes
A ring on the left hand of Betty
Thurman, KD, relates her recent
engagement to Doug Innes, Pi
Kap. Betty, junior in Ag College,
is from Broken Bow. Doug, Arts
and Science senior, is from Phil-
lipsburg, Kan.
McMullen-Gilmore
A second announcement at the
KD house is the engagement of
Dorine McMullen to Allan Gil-
more. Donne, sophomore Dledee.
is in Teachers College. Allan, re
cently released from the Armv.
will return to school next semes
ter as an Engineering upperclass
rnan. Both are from Lincoln.
Utterback-Pollum
The newest engaged coed at I
House is Helen-Jean Utterback
whose fiance is Bill Pollum.
Helen-Jean, Teachers College sen
ior, is from Shenandoah, la. Bill,
1953 graduate, is a Navy Ensign
Stationed at Long Beach, Calif.
Ingram-Speak
C h i O, Joyce Ingram and
Charles Speak have announced
their engagement. Charles is a
student at Hastings College. Joyce
is a sophomore in Teachers Col
lege. Both are from Lexington.
urban-Bond
Sigma Kappas feasted on candy
last Monday as Claramae Og
burn disclosed her engagement
to Jim Bond. Claramae, junior
in rnys. Xl, is from Lincoln.
Jim is stationed at Camp Kilmer
in New Jersey.
Carey-Donovan
An engagement celebrated at
I-House recently was that of Pat
Carey to Tom Donovan, T.K.E.
Pat, Teachers freshman is from
Kansas City. Tom, junior in En
gineering, is from California.
Gill-Davis
A candy passing at Love Me
morial Hall related the engage
ment of Erma Gill to Jerry Da
vis. Erma is a sophomore, ma
joring in Home Economics. Both
Jerry and Erma are from Craig
Stueck-Ficke
Wilson HaUers were recently
surprised when Vona Stueck an
nounced her engagement to Ralph
Ficke. Vona, junior in Teachers
College, is from Pleasant Dale.
Ralph lives in Milford.
Pinnings
Folmer-Pflasterer
Honorary Commandant- Donna
Folmer was serenaded by the
DU's Monday night when she
revealed her pinning to Paul
Pflasterer at the Alpha Chi house.
Donna, senior in Teachers Col
lege, is a Lincolnite. Paul, senior,
is from Crete.
Moran-Walsh
A Chi O to start the New Year
right, is Marj Moran who has an
nounced her pinning to Lt. Dick
Walsh. Marj, senior in journal
ism, from Lincoln, is a new
P.B.K. Lt. Walsh, former Eligible
Bachelor and 1951 graduate, is
with the Naval Communications
in the Philippines. He is a mem
ber of Farm House.
Dubas-Hamilton
The 1953 UMOC, Tim Hamilton,
passed cigars to his Sig Ep broth
ers Monday night as he disclosed
his pinning to Adeline Dubas, Chi
O. Adeline is an Ag junior from
Burwell. Tim, sophomore from
Pierre, So. Dak., is also in Ag
College.
Wctiel-Hunt
The Sigma Nu's serenaded
Monday night at the pinning of
Wayne Hunt and Donna Wetzel
Aipna ai. .uonna, Lincolnite, is
in Teachers College and Wayne
from North Platte, is in Biz Ad
Both are seniors.
Kaiskee Wlshnow
One of three candy passings at
tne bUl house last Monday was
that of Gail Katskee who
pinned to Bernie Wishnow, Sam.
my. Gail is a sophomore in Arts
and Science and Bernie is a first
year Law student. Both are from
Lincoln.
Weiner-Levinrer
SDT house president Leta Wei
ner is now wearing the pin of
Chuck Levinger, Z B T. Leta
Teachers College senior, is from
Omaha. Chuck, 1953 graduate
from Yankton, So. Dak., is serv
ing in the Air Force.
Rosenberg-Rochman
SDT Shirley Rosenberg has an
nounced her pinning to Bart Roch-
man, Sammy. Shirley, Lincolnite,
is a sophomore. Bart, senior, now
attending Omaha University, is
from Omaha.
Robertson-Olson
A trip by the AGR's to city
campus Monday night was the
result of the pinning of Janet
Robertson, AO Pi, to Dale Olson
Janet, Teachers junior, is from
Elsie. Dale, senior in Ag College,
is irom York.
Ramaekers-Lemon
a secona auk to pass cigars
Monday night was Jack Lemon
who is pinned to Janice Ramae-
kers. Janice is a sophomore in
Arts and Science from DeWitt.
Jack, Lincoln man, is an Ag sen
ior. Lorens-Goff
Donna Lorenz, Wilson Hall, is
wearing the pin of Floyd Goff.
Acacia, since last Monday. Don
na, Arts and Science senior, is
trom Oakland. Floyd is out of
school and a 2nd Lt stationed at
Ft Harrison, Ind.
Banger-Robinson
Kirk Bunger. Kappa Sig, last
Monday informed his brothers of
his pinning to Barbara Robinson.
Barbara, sophomore, attends
Newcomb College in New Orleans.
Kirk is a junior in Engineering
Architecture. Both are from
Omaha.
Excssn Schedule
Laboratory classes meeting for several eontlnnoas hours on one or two a"aj hall meet for examination! ai follows:
1 " meetim J Monday and Tuesday ahull be examined on Ihe dale schedule for the first hour of their laboratory
Meeting! Wediesday or Thursday classes on the second hour of lhilr niretlnsi Friday or Saturday classes on the third hour.
U examinations have been scheduled for all sections in t ie following subjects: Dullness Oruanliation .1. 4, 1. 141, 14T,
IDui hconomlc 11, 12, 10S, ll.li Education Ai, 2 U.K. ISSi M.K. 1, f'l Kngllsh B, 1, 2, 3, 4, loot Home F.conomics 41,
42. I tench 11. 1.1 1 Hpanlih 51, 3S Mathematics 11, in. 41, 10S. 14. 13. K, 42, 10(1, 1(I7 Speech 9. If students have remilarly
scheduled examinations conflictint with the above specially arramed scKrlulc. arrangements to lake such specially scheduled
examination at another time should be made with the department concerned on or before Jan. 18. For example: If a student
Is scheduled for an examination which conflicts with a specifically scheduled examination In French, arrangements should be
mad with ti e romance language department to take such French examination at another time.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18
1-4 p.m. All sections of Fngllsh A. (This examination Is glveo at this time
scorn may take tho examination in English B for credit.)
m order that students making sufficiently high
S-S p.m. Classes meeting at a.m.
8-1 a.m Classes meeting at 4 p.m.
TUESDAY, JANUARY lt
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live or four days, or Mon., Wed., Frl., or any one or two of these dara.
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11 a.m. All sections or English B, 1 (Coliseum)
All sections of Business Organization 190
All sections of English 10(1
Classes meeting at 3 p.m. Tues., Thurs., or either on of these days,
1- 1 P.m. All sections of M.K. 1, 6
All sections of Home Economics 41, 43
All sections of Business Organization 21 (Coliseum)
All sections of Business Organization 141 (Coliseum)
All sections of French 11 (SSAudl. 13 (Burnett 320)
All sections of Spanish 51. Morrill And), S3 (Burnett 108)
All sections of Electrical Engineering 133
All sections of Speech a ,
THURSDAY, JANUARY tl
B-1'2 a.m. Classes meeting at 1 p.m. five or four days, or Mon., Wed., Frl., or any one or two of these days.
t-i p.m. Classes meeting at 11 a.m. Toes., Thurs., Sat. or any one or two of these days.
" FRIDAY, JANUARY 22
-12 a.m. Classes meeting at t p.m. five or four days, or Mon., Wed., Frl., or an on or two of these days.
2- J p.m. Classes meeting at 4 p.m. Tues., Thurs.. or either one of these days.
Classes meeting at S a.m. Tues., Thurs., Sat., or aay on or two of these days.
SATURDAY, JANUARY S3
8-10 a.m. All section ol Mathematics II, 1I, 41, 103 (Coliseum)
II a.m.-l p.m. All sections of Mathematics 14. 15. IT. 42, 1UU, 10T, 18.
. MONDAY, JANUARY 23
y-12 a.m. Classes meeting at 1 p.m. Tues., Thurs., or either oae of these days
2-0 p.m. Classes meeting at 3 p.m. five or four days, or Mon., Wed., Fri., or any one or two of these days.
Classes meeting at S p.m. five or four days or M on., Wed., Frl., or any on of these days.
Classes meeting- at 3 p.m. Tues., Thurs., or either one of these days.
Classes meeting at T p.m. Tues., Thurs., or either one of these days.
Classes meeting at 7 p.m. Mob., Wed., Fri., or any one or two of these days.
TUESDAY. JANUARY !
13 a.m. All sections of Economics II and 12 (Coliseum)
All sections of Economics 103 (Coliseum)
Classes meeting at 2 p.m. Tues.. Thurs., or either one of thes days.
2-5 p.m. Classes meeting at a.m. fiv or four days, or Mon., Wed., Fri., or any or two of thes days.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27
-It a.m. Classes meeting at II a.m. five or four days, or Mon., Wed., Frl., or any oa or two of thes days.
1- 3 p.m. All sections of Business Organization 147 (Coliseum)
All sections of Education 61, 62 (Coliseum)
2- 5 p.m. All sections of Business Organization 3, 4.
THURSDAY. JANUARY IS
MS a.m. Classes meeting ar 1 a.m. five or four days, or Mon., Wed., Fri..
Classes meeting at 12 noon oa five or four dais, or Mon.. W
1-3 p.m. Classes meeting at 10 a.m. Tues. Thurs.. Sat., or aar on or two of thes day.
FRIDAY. JANUARY t
-1t a.m. Classes meeting at 10 a.m. rive or four days, or Mon Wed., FrL, or any on mr two ot the day.
2-3 p.m. All sections of English 2
All sections of English 3, 4
All sections of Economic US
or any on or two of these days.
ed.. Fri., or any one or two of thes days.
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Army, Air Units Commission 36
Competitions, Field Trips, Saber Presentation Planned
ny a i Ate viKiitK
'Phoenix Too Frequent1
Combines Prose, Poetry
To Open Jan. 15; to Run 2 Days v
"A Phoenix Too Frequent," a
poetic comedy by Christopher
Fry, will ' be presented Friday
and Saturday, January 15 and 16
at 8:15 p.m.
Under the direction of Dale
Holt, a graduate student in
speech and dramatics, the lab
production will be presented in
the Arena Theater by a cast of
three people.
The scene of action is the tomb
of Virilius. Virilius had been an
accountant and had died "wear
ing his office tunic and checking
the pence column as he went."
DYNAMENE, THE mourning
wife, played by Luanne Raun,
has vowed to spend the rest of
her days, "fasting and grieving
in the tomb." Doto, her maid,
played by Margot Hunt, pledges I
herself to die, also fasting and
grieving.
All goes well in the mourning
until Tegeus, a corporal of the
guard, enters and proceeds to
weaken the vows of Doto and
Dynamene by means of his man
ly presence. Tegeus is played by
Jack Hunt. '
The eloquent love-making by
Tegeus, and the warmth of, tho
wine that has been drunk, cul
minate the story with an almost
O. Henry twist.
Fry, considered a poet play
wright, has raised much com
ment in critic circles by fusing
poetry with drama.
This will be the first time ihat
University theater-goers and stu
dents of literature will see a play
by the noted English author.
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Ten Army and 26 Air Force
ROTC seniors will be graduating
in January. All 26 men will re
ceive commissions in their re
spective branches.
There will be a commissioning
ceremony at Love Library Audi
torium Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. with
Colonel R. E. Campbell as main
speaker. Rabbi H. I. Stern will
give the invocation. The cere
mony will be open to the oub-
lic.
NEBRASKA'S VARSITY rifle
team journeyed to Manhatta.
Kan., for a shoulder-to-shoulder
match with the Kansas State
riflemen. The Nebraskans
dropped the match by six points
1846 to 1840.
Paul Jordan was high man
for Nebraska. He fired a score
of 382 out of a possible .400.
Also participating were Cadets
McCutchan, McAndrew, Oden,
Perrenand and Te Selle.
TWENTY-ONE Lincoln doc
tors, all veterans of naval serv
ice, have contributed funds fcr
the purchase of a Naval ROTC
battalion sword.
The sword will be presented
to the current battalion officer
during special ceremonies in
Love Library Auditorium on
March 30.
A FIELD trip to NeUis Air
Force Base, Las Vegas, Nev., is
tentatively being planned for the
weekend of Feb. 5 Nineteen
cadets will make the trip. They
will leave Friday morning by air
lift and will return to Lincoln
on Sunday morning.
Captain Nyland will be in
charge of thejrip. All AFROTC
students interested in the flight
are asked to sign their name to
the list on the AFROTC bulletin
board.
DOV GOCKLEY, Gary Mar
tin. Ray Hughes and Bill Neef
were initiated into the Phalanx
honorary society last week.
Lt. Colonel Humbert F. Bia
sella is scheduled for arrival to
make a two day annual inspector
general's survey of the Army
ROTC activities for Fifth Army
Headquarters.
The army instructor personnel
are engaged in two vigorous bits
of competition along the lines of
rifle practice and with the bridge
decks in noontime tournaments.
Major Weibel and SFC Whitney
so far lead the rifle shooters,
who are getting in practice for
the Fifth Army matches. Miss
Dienex of the administrative of
fice heads the Culbertson com
petition. -
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dates have just been announced.
Freshman and junior regulars
will participate in USMANR-
OTC joint cruise ABLE, embark
ing at Norfolk, Va., on June 6.
iney win return to tne same
port for disembarkation on Au.
o.
Junior contracts will go on
cruise CHARLIE, embarking at I
worroik on July 18 and return
ing to port on Aug. 27.
Sophomore regulars will par
ticipate in aviationamphibious
training in first regiment They
will be at Corpus Christi, Tex.,
from June 25 to July 16 and
in Little Creek, Va., from July
18 to Aug. 6.
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