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Ivy Day ceremonies Saturday
recognized outstanding individuals
ia nearly all phases of University
ufe.
Nancy Hemphill, Ag senior, was
crowned May
Queen at the
opening of Ivy
Day festivities.
Her maid of
honor was Ann
Skold, senior in
Arts and
Sciences.
Miss Hemp
hill's activities
include AWS
board mem
ber. Union
Gamma Alpha
Chi president
and Phi Up-
silon Omkron
i e e - presi
dent. She is a
member of Pi
Beta Phi and
1953 Nebraska
Sweetheart.
Miss Skold u
member of
Phi Beta Kap
pa, AWS Board
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Ingrid Swerre, Kappa Alpha Theta;
Twila Riley, Love Memorial Hall;
and Doris Frank, Girls' Dorm.
Sophomore attendants included
Ann Luchsinger, Alpha Chi Omega;
Ginny Hudson, Gamma Phi Beta;
Courtney Campbell, Alpha Phi; Bev
Deepe, Alpha Xi Delta; and Mari
an SoKoi, Love Memorial HalL
Members of the Court were se
lected on a basis of scholarship,
service to the University and lead
Mimi Hamer, Mortar Board, said.
Kilter, Girls Dorm, and Sara Hub-
ka. Delta Gamma.
Theta Xi won first place in the
Innocents recognition of the three
top organized houses. Farm House
placed second and Alpha Gamma
Rho was third in the competition.
The Seboiarship-Activitie? Tro
phies are awarded for group and
individual activities, intramural rat
ings and scholarship. Mary Strom
er, former president of Innocents,
presented the trophies. Jo Knapp,
outgoing president of Mortar
Board, named Chi Omega and Del
ta Gamma as the two top sorori
ties. Chi Omega placed first and
Delta Gamma second in the award
ing of the Mortar Board Scholar
ship-Activities Cups.
Ivy Chain leaders, all seniors, in
clude Gwen Uran, Gamma Phi Bet
Marian Scott, Pi Beta Phi; Anna
Launer, Kappa Kappa Gamma;
Mildred Snyder, Girls' Dorm; Hel
en Sherman, Sigma Delta Tau;
and Delores Carag, Towne Club.
Junior leaders of the Daisy Chain
included Marianne Hansen, Delta
Delta Delta; Nancy Draper, Alpha
Xi Delta; Billie Croft, Pi Beta
Phi; Joan Knudson. Alpha Chi Ome-
n: Ruthann Ernst, Alpha Pni;
imd Sharon Eceer. Delta Delta
Delta.
Courlay Selected Head Of Innocents;
4 Honorary Members Tackled Saturday
their Mrvices
to the Univer-
Gra4wM
member, Union hoard af managers
and secretary of Builders. She sitv and its stu
a toember of Kappa Alpha Theta. dents, wer re-
Etelta Delta Delta woo tne annual
orority sing. The Tri Delis sang x - w i,.
when in the .Nigra wita La.-oi , cts are
Mewea carecong. Joha Gour
mi jvi. s. -juounay, presi-
ona sisgmg iaeta ups. asary
Jo Shinboltz directed. Alpha Omi-
cron Pi placed third singing
"Somewhere Over the Rainbow"
under the direction of Dee, Garrett.
Delta Upsilon won the fraternity
sing with "Come Raise a Glass
under the direction of Nick John
son. Phi Chi medical fraternity
placed second.' The group sang
'"Phi Chi Fraternity Socg," with
Charles Curtiss directing.
Thirteen new members of Inno
cents Society, senior men's honor
ary, were tackled Saturday after
noon at the annual Ivy Day cere
monies. Four honorary members,
selected for
dent, editor of
C o rnhusker, j'
nee president
of Interfrater- cBlv
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ers Board, vice president of Farm
House, College of Agriculture.
Norman Creutx, president of Corn
Cobs, president of University chap
ter of American Pharmaceutical
Association, president of Tbeta
Xi. member of Student Council and
IFC, College of Pharmacy.
Von Innes. member of Kosmet
K3uh and IFC, president of Pi
Kappa Phi, College of Engineer
ing and Architecture.
EudeJI Jacob,sen, president of Sig
ma Tau, member of Pi Tau Sigma! Klub and IFC
and Engineenng Executive Board,
treasurer of Sigma Nu, CoSlege of
Engineering and Architecture.
3rn Cobs, activities chairman of
the University and national 4-H
leader.
Emanuel Wishnow, conductor of
the University Symphony Orchestra
and member of the Student Union ;
Board of Managers.
Frank Hsllgren, associate dean
of men, administrative adviser of
IFC and adviser to the Men's Ad
visory Board.
Dr. Harry Weaver, associate pro
fessor of botany and faculty ad
viser ch liHKXtfiitb ixx.r.v, ivu&am
Reseaiberg
ThwnpsM
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Uaieraeker Wtkx
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Preslden
or uczrus
Twenty-one oew Kartar Boards
ts masked Saiurday ailLernoaa
danag Ivy Day festrrSjes. New
tnembers selected on the basis of
leadership and service to the Uni
versity ace:
Gal Kats
fcee, new pres
ident of Mar
tKT Boards,
wioe presi
dent c ACT,
secretary of
Staadest Coan
c. farmer
Irtu vrer
cf city cam
ftas YKTA,
mexBcer cf
Katee
UaiTersy Orchestra, A2pha Lamh
ia Delta, iJpha EpsQtm Rho and
. igma Delta Tao.
Ca&y Olds, vice president; presi
dent cf Builders, vice president of
AUF, member cf Alpha Lambda
Jlta and Delta Gamma aararity.
Shanm Mangold, Secretary;
president of TWCA, farmer presi
tteat. cf KDCWA, meicher of Sta-J
ient Councij, debste team, Apbai
Lambda Delta and Gamma FM
Beta. j
Janet lindquist, t-easttrer; presi- j
cecretary of Che college club sec-1
tioa of Borne Be AfiBocaatiQti, j
anember of the Fanners Fair
ixatrd, Ag TWCA, Ag Religious:
Council, Alpha Lumhrta iDelta and
Ffai V?tiim OmiOTm.
Joyce Taylor, JaiEtorian; vice
prexi&edi Home Be Giib, presi
4&ei3t of Fta UpsilGS Onaicron, cab
inet xoeaibar off Ag YWCA, mem-'
er of Ag Union, rarmers Fair
Vrmrd and CM Omega.
Carole Itatersehex, publicity di
rector; associate editor of Caro-l:-jti.er
snd member cf Student
C-vizcZ, Sigma Alpha lota and
Pe&sz&ma. j
MmtStm Beideck; bosard member
ff Taoai afld Ri Cmss. cabinet'
fnercber of YVCA, Coed Cmsaselor.
' Bd Alplaa Oi Omega. I
Onna Berry; vice presi5ei4
f Y7'CA, member of Student
Coiaadl. CCEC erecutire hoard,
TH Cigsaa Ixa and phi Beta Phi.
Pmila BrofetJy; presideii cf ATS,
iwcretary of TaEseis, associate edi
tor of Line Print, member of Stu
Council, Engineedxig Txec
r--f?r4. AIA and J?ba Qs Omega.
SFfcyZis Cast; vice president of,
C4 Owsseiora, Vuim Board.!
AA mmsxM d tnember of A3
Lt:ida Ie-lla. Ti Lasibda1
Thsta Kid Delta Delta Delta.
E'E'-rra dark; pretaaent cf
T-"-i Otisa, cvrmpmaasf mem-
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i '-.i-Vy Zjnry; vjre prt of
TIs, ctbjaet rrW f YCA.
T .Her i A r-' M Lfcna JVa
ocrats, member of Alpha Lambda
Delia and Sigma Delta Tan.
Care Himnan; Union Board, far-1 Henderson. Kappa Kappa Gamma;
mer board member of AWS, presi-! m m m
tfSJrJTop Seniors
pha Omicroa PL
MarCya Mitchell; vice president
of Builders, copy editor of The
Xebraskan, president of Tbeta Sig
ma Phi, president of PS Sigma Al
pha, member of Gamma C3a and
Pi Beta Phi
Kay XoskT; vice-president of
AWS, associate editor of the Xe
braskaa, president of Gamma Chi,
member off Tbeta Phi and Gamma :
PhiBeta. j
Shirley Pujsenberg
I Marx Peterson, secretary of
:3hml KAnl Itnimt t I
nity (Council, vice president of Beta ! past member of Builders Board!
jn, u-rasurer sruoeni member of Universitv Band and
Couaca, Corn Cob Member, College student Council, chaplain of Farm
ed Arts and Sciences. j House, College of Agriculture.
Andy Hove, vice president; as-s Bruce Martin, vice president of
sistant business manager of The Cora Cobs, member of IFC, Phi
Xebranskan, member of Student Mu Alpha Smfonia. Alpha Karoa
r;.r,. wlA Council. Corn Cobs, Kosmet Khib. Psi, Madrigal Siiers. Surma ChL
singing '"Lctle Girl of S-PJE " BiE - PP and Delta Tau college of Business Administration.
Hatcher directed. ! i'a- v-tA-6 cusmess Acmm-1 "-ie aaugrue, ousiness manager
ninA armtM tv Mrr. Cst- M5 l Comhusker, member of Com
Us received the Innocents' individ- Richard FeEman. secretary; news 1 Cobs- secretary of Phi Kappa Pa,
...t -,i t y ' ea:!or cf the nwmho. coijece ot Arts and sciences.
senior man and woman with the."01 SfcwSent Council and Corn Cobs.l Charles Tomsen, board member!
highest scholastic average for f our
years.
Gradwohl is a member of the
debate team, the swimming team.
Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma XL
Miss Gat&s was Xebraska
Sweetheart and is a number of Chi
Omega. j
Senior Attendants in the Ivy Day
Court were Mariys Johnson, Alpha,
Chi Omega; Barbara Jones, alpha'
Phi; Berne Rosencist, Gamma'
Phi Beta; and Mary Fae&erthJ
Abba Omkron PL j
Eight junior attendants also;
served in the Court. They are Mar
lene Hutchinson, Alpha X Delta;
Mary Domingo, Delia Gamma; Sue
Ramey, Gamma Phi Beta; Cynthia
Dr. Clifford Hardin, chancellor of
historian of Zeta Beta Tau, Col- 01 AUF, member of Corn Cobs,
lege of Arts and Sciences. j Kosmet Klub. Alpha Zeia. IFC,
Andy Smsh, treasurer; president ' De-a Tan Delta, Col
's All-Universaty Fund, treasurer. "
of Builder hirfrtrinn Kc' "onorary memoers are
Khib, member of iEterfratemiiy
Council, president of Beta Theta
Pi, College of Arts and Sciences.
AI Schmid. sergeant-at-arms;
member of Kosmet KM), Farm
ers Fair Board, past member of
Builders Board. Interfraternity
Council. Alpha Zeta. treasurer of.
Agricultural Executive Board,
president of Alpha Gamma Rho,
College of Agriculture. ,
Larry Conner, member of Kos-f
met Klub, .Agricultural Executive I
Board, Farmers Fair Board, Bu3d-I
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Announced
y YWCA
Asud Lai fasMgns of the JSOC's.
1929 a and the 1J8CTS, mothers of
TWCA memhers were bonored at
Ox traditianal YW May Stoning
Breakfast.
i Speaking on The Futare of
president of W.nmm" Vlr nsnrid TV. fnrjrr
lasseis, xxx president off Bed i lawyer and member of the Lin
Cross, member of Publics tians i tvtin est rVirmHi csvi tH
Board, Alpha Lambda Delia. Gam- :j responsibility of women to branch
ma Alpha CM, Theta Sigma PM out from the home and to enter one
and Sipna Dlla Tan. "of mcy to m-omea.
Carol Thompson; presideDt off Women of the futare should
oea taaseiors. caamet member , strwe for a world that is free for
of YWCA, member of Phi Sigma
iota and Alpna Chi Omega.
Virginia Wikxa; secretary of
Red Cross, board member of Coed
Counselors and member of Alpha
Omicroa PL
Sinfonio
Officers
Announced
JJew officers, initiates and the re
cipient of a SW Kbolarsbjp hve
been announced by Phi Ma Alpha
soniorua, nandnal profesBional mus
ia fraternity.
Amer Liocola fa the recipient of
the scholarship cvarded each se
mester on the basis of musician
ship, scholarship and financial
need.
Hew fraternity officers are John
Poutre, president; Jack McKie, vice
president; Koa Becker, secretary;
Harold SpicknsU, treasurer; Lores
Faist, varden; Bill Hatcher,!
alumni secretary, and Bob Kaag,'
List.orin. - I
Initiates are Richard Baker, Petei
Bsrge. Diisne Boofli, Walter Carl-!
son, Phil Cowman, Drre Creanej
Jae Crawford, Dkk Duwsport. Bob '
Graham, Gary LaVoie, Bob Ma.ag,j
Edward Malzer, Brace Kartin. '
Biaine. McCslry, Bc9 Owen, BIS
Eaecie, Dan Remmers, Jack j
TJiOiea, Chris Sawyer, Lee Schnei- j
er, Roger Schroeder, Glen Sperry, :
Frank Tirro, Eal Varney, Eddie1
Velte, Jim Wengert and Al Zieg&i
bein. t
al races and creeds, she conclud
ed.
Sharon Mangold, YW president
who served as toastmistress, an
nounced the seniors on city cam
pus who were outstanding in TW
work. Seniors receiving anr&rdg
were Gwen Uran, Jan Quinn, Mar-
lys Johnson, Kay Burcum, Jo
Knapp and Joyce Lease, Kariene
Hutchinson, Ag YW president aa
noonced 0 Ode and Elaine ItU
len as the outstanding seniors from
Ag YW.
The mciQjerjdaugbter avddLiesi
was presented by MarJene Hutcb
insoo and her mother. j
The admory board officers far
the coming year, announced by
Janice Osbom, esecative secretary, j
are: Mrs. LtHoy Laase, presidest; !
Mrs. George Ernest, rice-president;
Mrs. IL J. Gooding, secretary. :,
Sew Board members are Miss , l
Grace Bennett, Miss Kate Field J
and Dr. Gamett Larson.
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Art Chairman Selected
June Stefamsin, Ag College
fresahman, has been selected assist
ant chairman for the Builders art
committee, Cathy Olds, Builders
presideat, announced.
Miss Stefanisia belongs to Home
Ec Club. She will work wjio Jiiiy
Ramey, art chairman.
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