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Lincoln, Nebraska
Friday, October 8, 1954
Your Church
God Has A Place On Campus
COTNER SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Sunday 5 p.m. Dr. Donald
Wells, director of secondary and
higher education, American Bap
tist Convention, will speak. Rev
Kooert uavis will be installed as
minister of the combined Baptist
and Disciples of Christ student fel
lowship at the First Christian
Church at 8 p.m. with Dr. Wells
speaking.
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CHAPEL
AND CATHOLIC CENTER
Sunday masses S, 9, 10, 11 and
12 a.m.
Weekday masses 6:45, 7:15 a.m.
Religious courses Tuesday and
Thursday at 11 a.m., Wednesday
and Thursday at 7 p.m. on city
campus and Tuesday at 7:3a p.m.
on Ag campus at the Ag College
Activities Bldg.
Saturday Newman Club open
house after the football game.
Sunday 3 p.m. Newman Club
picnic.
SOUTH STREET TEMPLE
Friday p.m. Pre-Sukos serv
ice with the sermon toDic. "Davs
ot Awe-Festival of Joy."
METHODIST STUDENT CHURCH
Sunday 5 p.m. Fireside Club
meeting discussion, "Time Is Slip
pery Stuff."
LUTHERAN STUDENT HOUSE
Sunday 10 a.m. Bible class, 11
a.m. worship, 5:30 p.m. L.S.A
joint meeting at Ag campus. Panel
discussion on "What Do I Expect
Out of College."
Wednesday 7 p.m. vespers, 7:30
p.m. choir.
CONGREGATIONAL - PRESBY
TERIAN FELLOWSHIP
Sunday 5:30 p.m. forum and 25c
supper. The Rev. Frederick Roblee
of Wes t m i n s t e r Presbyterian
Church will speak on "What Pres
byterians Believe."
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN
CHAPEL
Sunday 10:45 a.m. worship, 5:30
Gamma Delta supper followed with
a speech by Dr. A. M. Rehwinkel
of St. Louis on "The Flood."
Wednesday 7 p.m. choir re
hearsal.
K K Nominations . . .
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junior in Business Administration,
Inter-Fraternity Council, Corn
Cobs, NUCWA treasurer, band,
Gamma Lambda, Religious Wel
fare Council and social chairman
of Beta Sigma Psi.
Beta Theta Pi; John Gourlay,
junior in Arts and Science, Corn
Cobs, managing editor of the Corn
hcsker, treasurer of Student Coun
cil and corresponding secretary of
Beta Theta Pi.
Delta Tau Delta: Don Erway,
sophomore in Business Adminis
tration, Varsity football team.
Farm House; Junior Knobel,
senior in Agriculture, Innocent,
president of Corn Cobs, vice presi
dent of Builders, vice chairman of
Union Board of Managers, chair
man of Ag Union activities, vice
president of Gamma Lambda, Ag
Executive Board,. Agronomy Club,
Alpha Zeta, band and Red Guidon.
Kappa Sigma; Ron Green, sopho
more in Arts and Science, Kosmet
Klub worker, University Theater,
band and cheerleader.
Phi Delta Theta; Jack Braley,
unior in As College, Varsity foot
ball team.
Phi Gamma Delta; Charley Fer
guson, junior in Business Admin
istration, Biz Ad council, treasurer
of Phi Gamma Delta.
Pi Kappa Phi; Von Innes, junior
in Engineering, Kosmet Klub, Inter-Fraternity
Council, American
Institute of Architecture and sec
retary of PI Kappa Phi.
Phi Kappa Psi; Duane Rankin,
senior in Teachers College, vice
president and pledge trainer of
Phi Kappa Psi.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Bob Ber-
guin, sophomore in Business Ad
ministration, Varsity football team
Sigma Chi; Bob Oberlin, senior
in Engineering, Varsity football,
N Club, Executive committee of
Sigma Chi.
Sigma Nu; Jerry Menefee, junior
in Business Administration and
Sigma Nu scholarship chairman.
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Ron Clark,
senior in Teachers College, Var
sity football team.
Selleck Quadrangle, Burnett
House; George Hunker, sophomore
in Teachers College, AUF, Corn
Cob worker, Kosmet Klub worker,
University Theater, Union Dance
committee and social chairman of
Burnett House.
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Marion
Tritsch, junior in Ag College, sec
retary of Tau Kappa Epsilon and
member of Corn Cobs.
Theta Xi; Leonard Barker, sen
ior in Teachers College, vice pres
ident of Corn Cobs and secretary
of Innocents and Union Board.
Zeta Beta Tau; Leonard Singer,
senior in Business Administration
and assistant circulation manager
of The Nebraskan.
Truckers Attend
NU Driving Course
Representatives from many of
the state's leading trucking com
panies are on campus this week
to attend the University's Third
Annual Extension Course in the
training of commercial drivers.
The course, which will 'st
hrough this week will feature
lectures by authorities on the var
ious aspects and problems of Com
mercial driving. Fourteen people
are taking this course, including
representatives from some f the
major trucking firms and traffic
supervisors from cities throughout
the country.
BIG RALLY DANCE
TONIGHT!
Come Out As You Are
Jimmy Phillips and his
Orchestra
Only $1.80 per couple
MEET YOUR FRIENDS
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Let's stone them
Skin the fat . crazy Cats! "Go, Big Red!"
off those ole cats! DELTA SIGMA PHI BEAT "K" STATE
THETA XI DELTA DELTA Let's ThJTaAknd Do
is with you, team. DELTA
GOOD LUCK Vl6u TllHw? Aclf"
On, to a VICTORY ,s ALL We Ask!
GO GET 'EM! TEAM!!! SIGMA CHI
TAU KAPPA EPSILON VICTORY VICTORY' down with the wildcats?
Fight, BUSKERS! TArutt -km uiicvcdc
,.c . BEAT KANSAS STATE TACKLE EM' HUSKERS
LET'S SCORE .UP
another victory! DELTA GAMMA PHI KAPPA PSI
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PHI DELTA THETA twist a victory -
OUT OF KANSAS STATE! BEAT "K" STATE!
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GOOD LUCK, HUSKERS Give Those WILDCATS ACACIA
Let's Have a REAL SCARE!
ANOTHER Victory!! says
The "At 'Em, HUSKERS!!" VICTORY, HUSKERS
SIG ALPHs Kappa Kappa Gamma BEAT KANSAS STATE
"LETS MAKE KITTENS GO GO GO GO GO GO TU,E lL ......
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our of wildcats!" PHI GAMMA DELTA ulie '
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TWIST Those Wildcats' "GO, BIG RED!" DELTA TAU DELTA
Tails HARD! Let's have another VICTORY!
THE Tackle Those Wildcats!
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"Dig Those WILDCATS" sqys BEAT K-STATE
They're GONNERS "Cool Those Cats!" GO! GO! GO!
This Time!! BEAT 'EM, HUSKERS! CHI OMEGA
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