THE NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, March 30,
Noon Friday
Deadline Set For Sorority
Sing Contest Applications
The deadline for submitting en
tries to the Annual Ivy Day Inter
sorority Sing is noon Friday, Jan
ice Yost, chairman, has announced.
Organised, women's houses must
have their applications into Miss
Yost, accompanied with a $3 en
trance fee. The entries should also
submit the director's name, the
name of the song and an alphabeti
cal list of the singers. Any checks
should be made payable to the As
sociated Women Students.
The AWS, which is sponsoring the
Ivy Day Sing for women indents.
will be permitted to sing medleys
of songs, but these cannot be long
er than five minutes and can in
clude no songs that were used last
year.
Kosmet Klub, which is sponsoring
the Interfraternity Ivy Day Sing
has closed its competition to men's
houses. Tweny-four fraternities
were announced last week as hav
ing submitted applications aid hav
ing been accepted for the Sing.
This year, the men's competition
wm De under revised rules.
It Happened At NU
All mortal flesh most come te
as end sometime or another.
Tom Crane's flesh came to Its
end Monday, and bow he lies
buried the University cam
pus. To be specific, he is interned
under a small moend of dirt at
the northwest corner of the sooth
unit of Selleck Quadrangle. At
the head of the grave, there is
a miniature light blue paper cross
inscribed "Tom"'. Adorning the
top of the mound is an "N"
feather; Tom was a loyal Cora
husk pr to the last.
His cardboard grave marker
reads, in the sad words of the
bereaved owner:
"Here lies Ted Crane, a true
friend and loyal parakeet. Bora,
January 13, 1955; Died, March
tt. 1955."
It is hard to believe that, while
Phalanx Drill Squads
To Compete Thursday
Mortar Boards end Innorpnu ill
has announced the rules for the , handle the details and have final Spring is bringing life into every
wng comesi. Any organizea worn-f jurisdiction over the women's and ' corner, the awesome presence of
en's groups except honoranes may ; men's Sings, respectively. t death caa be felt.
participate, but each group must !
have no more than 25 including "t Crace Tonmc
the director and no less than eight '" ICUII 1 b
DarticiDatine in the Sine.
Freshman women are eligible to
participate, but the song directors
must be active members of their
chapter. The rules forbid the assis
tance or direction of any profession- j
al musician but will allow non-
proiessionai alumnae ne.p. The nnual Phal-jut Drill compe-, in Room 116 at 7:30 p.m. In the
This year, the women's houses tition will be held Thursday at 8 M and X Building. The public is
i p.m. in the M and N building. invited to attend the annual compe
i Ten squads, composed of nine, tition.
meuL sluads are Phalanx, a national fraternity of;
picked from unite of the Army, Epsilon Morae Phalanx, is open
j Xavy and force ROTC units, j for membership to junior and sen
j The winning squad will be select-jj ior students in advanced ROTC i
j ed on the basis of performance, t Current officers are Don Keeraas, 1
l bearing of squad and squad leader, j commander; Bili Neef, Lieuten-
variety of commands and general ; ant commander; finance officer,
t appearance, of the squad and squad .. Barry Larson, and PIO officer, Al
Vocational seminars durir the JJ Anderson. j
summer wi3 be sponsored bv the ads be judged from i
YMCA and YWCA for students in-representatives of the Lincoln Air AI
terested in a field which will give rce Bas. Reserve VjOiTiOn, VVUll
them xTrwnr- r5a!ir.r ia their i: Units and personnel from the Uni-
versity ROTC departments.
A College Summer Service ; Each member of the winning '
Group will be held June aVAug. 15 squad will receive an engraved lov- f
la which the members wi2 have mg cup and the squad leader will OfilOrCnCG
intimate acquaintance with life in be given a larger loving cup. The, t
two large cities, Chicago and New sponsoring unit will be awarded a II Charles Gomon. NXCWA presi
York. They will bold regular jobs traveling trophy and will be a!- and Roger Wa:t ww attend
ia the most effective social agen- ; lowed to carry the Phalanx Honor ; annual L-temauonai Re-
nv Aj-irtr ttAs this vear. to'xxx LKia Lorceremce cunng
Participaicsg squads will gather
I On The Social Side
Spring Fever Fails
To Affect Pinnings
By GRACE HARVEY
Society Editor
an Freed, Karen Smets and Dick
Kiburi, Dee Gerdes and wen
Schaffert, Mary Sorenson and Area
Snyder, and Marilyn Barnes ana
Jack Lemon.
Theta Xi Dream Girl Marilyn
Pelikan, a Kappa Delta, was pre
sented at their formal Saturday.
Tux-clad brothers and their dates
included Joan Grass and Bill Sch
walm, Shirley Jesse and Len Bark
er, Shrry Mangold and Stan Lees,
Pat McMillan and Ed Ibsen, and
Anne Douglas and Roy Berken-stock.
Engagements
Tn Delt senior Marion wnMroni
Y's To Hold
Vocational
Seminars
"Spring is sprung ..." In spite
of the influx of spring fever, only
five couples lost their heads and
announced pinnings and engage
ments Monday night. The reason
could be that they were too busy
having a ball at the ten house par
ties and dinner dances held last
weekend.
Couples attending the Alpha Xi
Delta Formal Friday included Ai
leen Sehnert and Chuck Armstrong,
Kay Kenny and Larry Swanson,
Jan Gruber and Chuck Lindquist.
Wanda Walbridge and Gifford j
Washburn, and Garb Kokrda and
Bob Salden. j
senior, was presented as Sigma announced her engagement tolt
Chi Sweetheart Friday. Sigma senior Wa t right jsT the sororrty
Chi's and their dates included Barb formal Saturday Manor from
n,v , Riii r,at Linda Nel- Omaha and Walt from Onawa, Ioa
son and Bill Smith. Barb Ayres j
and Jim Hupfer. Joanne Bender PinnmgS
and Garv Dougherty and Natdine j Barb Olson surprised her Alpha
Dunn and Bob Oberiin. J Phi sisters by passing candy to an-
Costume-clad couples attending "ounce her PJo
the Pi Kappa Phi Black and White Ph' Gam junior from North
rL! -JZ prtv Hammon and! Platte. Barb is a junior from
rv w'. ctt, 'o,-l nA 1mf f LisCO.
Coburn, Sis Lansborough and Gene
Scranton. Mary Ann Christiansen
and Bill Krueger, ant! Kay Krueg
er and Gary Lucore.
Tri Deks chose Joe Mesmer. Sig
Alnh junior as Delta Dream Man
Business Fraternity Plans Tour
Members of Alpha K-ippa Psi,
professional business fraternity,
will spend the first three days of
vacation in Denver, Colo., on lv
chapter's annual industrial' tour '
at their formal Saturday. Runners
up Bill Krommenhoek and Jim
p- St the v. to. to nest U15 4t
Alice Todd. Phi Phi junior from
Falls City, blew out the candle
to announce her pinning to Al
Schmid, Alpha Gamma Rho junior
from Dawson.
Pi Phi Lorn a Uphoff from North
?latte, who is in nurse's training
at Lincoln General Hospital, visited
the sorority house Monday to an-
To Participate
cies in these cities. Some will work
only for room and board, others
be paid salaries of
per mouth. Gretchen DeVries at
tended this seminar last summer.
June IS to Aug. SI are the dales
c the students-in-iraiiistry' projects i
where stasdents hold regular
ia factory, office or service mdus-
Oab Conference
spring vacation in St. Louis. Mo.
The theme of the conference is
orary Tri Delts. Couples
dance included Sharon Egs:er and
! Bill DeWulf. Margaret Jane Drayto
t and Willis SchuU. Mary James and
Jerry Dierks. Babs Jelgerhuis and
i Lynn Lighsner. and Ssie Pettijohn
I and Bill Alexander.
Some of the Alpha Chi Omegas
I and their daces seen at the Hobo
I Hideaway Party were Marilee New
: ell and Hank Harries. Claudia Al
len and Bill Chase. Jo Knutson and
Eari Bame:t. Martha Hunter and
Norm Wat&ins and Joan Hawthorn
I and Bill AMrich.
t Amor.g the couples attending the
Alpha Gamma Rho Founder's Day
Phi Gam pin of Duane Hess, a
senior from Millard.
Delta Tau Delta Dick Hill, a
junior from Hastings, passed cigars
to his brothers to announce his pin
ning to Claire Conley, Hastings
College graduate who is teaching
in Whit tier School in Lincoln.
Farmers Fair
SS Rodeo Entry
tries. They gain actual experience ! frirtrJ l'nO
ia Sealisz wiA major social and lCUtl! Jllw JCI
ecoaomic problems of our country. Entries for riding in the Farm
Universisy students who aJleadeJ . ers Fair Rodeo Kay 13 aad H are
this seminar last summer were x Wednesday,
lichu Chin and Kay Burcum. J j0 elir emser, each
Jan Oshonn, Umirersity YWCA j cootestazst must be a member of
irwrar will ilveri. a wnrfc-5!ji!T i v t-: t -.j-.. rn.. -a
;; uc Aituj' ftwsv dm. j rf ei
ia this seminar will work twelve i t2se rodeo may contact Jim Peters E:a'e'y
weeks ia a YMCA camp at EsSes ':! cyj, presiiJerot. 11
Park Coto, earning room and! events w2 be sif hrwxr Canadian Slide Viewed
ZA T. ' barehack riding. sJag riding.
The YltCA aBd YWCA are : WTesg.
awosonng tbne ObieiBbv H c' ever wiU be a clwerleaf
xxwa a regular job ia a gssyvero-1
loest ageocy is Washingtom. D. C. !i
ISmvaibecpptrtiDitiestovisit'l Pra wffl be gira f fl first
Coogress and meet with top,,421"" P:aces m tKh eTto5
. c..j two al arocsod winners w-23 receive
Liy tte 'major prtlems of fW-!5- A typical cowgirl aad ck O member rf Alpha
, I . ;irw m-m h uW!! .Phi Oscez. shewed c:.;.xed slides
eramem xa wsnas ob wjc .jinsuaa " - -
Peters said there be a mee;-
"USA Paradox of Power." The Dance were M-.am Kn ana Man-,
' keynote address will be given by
Dr. Henry Wriston, president of
Brown University and president of
the Council on Foreign Relations,
i The conference will feature dis-:
1 aisssion on internatkcal relations
and will inclade tours to various
points of interest in St. Louis,
jl AH NXCWA members are e!ig-
ih'e to attend the meeting. The
, total cost of attending the crrier
t ence. exclusive of transportatjon to
Loniis, is approxi-
Cliff's Smoke Shop
121 N. 12th
OGAXS FOR PINNINGS
Llchter Repair Pipe Repair
understanding of man, society, aad
laslary. Aacflher feature of these ; ing of all coefiestants follfwing the
iemiLars will be a visit to the Farmers Fair ibsss meeting Wed
Uailed NSitMcts ajw! a close ob- 'nesday eveaisg ia the AroaciLy
wervtlkm of the UX at wctrk. ii Building.
Variety Of Subjects
YVJCA Library Contains
Boohs On Human Relations
By Service Fraternity
Jack Conrad. Charles Siavey,
Norman Strand and Rex Rxks
dashel were pledrei into Alpha
Phi Orr.era, service fraternity,
Thursday evening.
Ptmw to the piedring ceremony.
of a Canadian canoe trip.
SPACE t!0V AVAILABLE IN
SELLECK QUADRANGLE
Rate for th Remainder of
the Semester $16 per tceek.
Take anta-e of the aocial and recreatMMMl advantage of
the Quadrangle, convtoitm to all part of the eampwa. Yowll
ewjoy life iu the Quad.
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