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Tuition Grants:
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Two hundred and forty four upper -
classmen at the Uiiiversity have
Deen awarded University Scholar
ships, formerly Regents Scholar
ships, for the 1955-56 school year,
J. Phillip Colbert, dean of student
ffairs, has announced.
Eighty-seven were awarded to
attudents who will be seniors; 86 to
juniors, and 71 to sophomores. The
awards pay the students' tuition
fees which are $100 for the year.
Senior recipients are: Helen Al -
berding, Kazys Alminas, Marilyn j
Anderson, Peggy Baldwin, Earl!
Barnette, Joseph Barton, Ronald
Becker, Marilyn Beideck, Carolee
Brehm, Paula Broady, Phyllis Cast,
John Chappell, Dennis. Coleman,
Bruce Conner, Wallis Cramond,
Norman Creutz, Delain Danehey,
Michael Derieg, Carol Dunker,
James Eagan.
Robert Flammang, Jeanne Fos -
not, Mrs. Martha Graham, Rich
ard Goettsch, Jeanne Greving,
Barbara Grow, Russell Gutting,
Marianne Hansen, Mary Harp
streith, Gloria Harris, Florence
Haslam, Cynthia Henderson, Phyl
lis Hershberger, Gerald Inbody,
Diane Irvin, Verle Johnson, Gail
Katskee, Mary Knorr, Robert
Kreps, Arlen Kuklin, Irma Laase,
Keith Leech.
Ann Lindley, Janet Lindquist, Ru
dolf Link, John McElhaney, Sharon
Mangold, Dorothy Matzke, Doro
thy Mesner, Roma Miller, Patricia
Morgan, Thomas Moriarty, Ray
mond Nelson, Cathryn Olds, Erva
Phillips, Frances Pickett, Nancy
Pitzer, Sue Ramey, Virginia Reev
Reeves, Shirley Rosenberg, Ralph
Retzlaff, J.William Rudd, Fred
erick Saathoff, Peggy Sand, Frank
lin Sazarna, James Schmidt, Bar
bara Schmoker.
Dean Sloan, Charles Smith, Jr.,
Joyce Splittgerber, Donald Swen
son, Joyce Taylor, Carol Thomp
son, Donita Thompson, James Thor
son, Don Tilley, Carole Timm, John
Toman, Merlyn Vanderbeek, Fred
Van Vleck, Ruth Vollmer, Eleanor
von Bargen, Wanda Westerhoff,
John Westmore, Dale Wurst, Ann
Yeakley, Bonnie Young.
Junior recipients are: Elga Ad
minis, Patricia Alvord, Carol An
derson, Roger Berger, Lane Birkel,
Barry Bobst, Pearl Bremer,' Marv
in Breslow, Bruce Brugman, John
Carson, JoAnn Chalupa, Robert Cot-
ton, Beverly Deepe, Elizabeth
erly. Wendell F si, Jerome
Fuhrman, William Goodwin, Eliz
abeth Hackman, Lloyd Hartmann,
Emily Hemphill, Roger Henkle,
Roland Hjorth, Catherine Hod
der, Shirley Holcomb, Bernice
Howland, Jean Hueftle, Walter
Jaeckle.
Barbara Jelnerhuis, Sharon Jen
sen, Stanley Jensen, Leland Jones,
George Jorgensen, Mary Keys, Wil
liam Kimberly, Richard Kissinger,
Mrs. Joyce Speak, Patricia Staf
Jacklyn Stanton, Olgerts Stauers,
ford, Jacklyn Stanton, Olgerts
Stauers, Daniel Stilwell, Larry
Strasheim, Gerayne Swanson,
Mary Thompson, Samuel Van
Pelt, Diane Knotek, Stephen Leep
er, Marilyn Lingo, Ann Luchsing
er, Virginia Ludeman, Jere ' Mc
Gaffey, Millicent McPheran,
Dorothy Novotny, Avery Pabst,
derberg, James Souders, Leona
Wallin, Elizabeth Weber, Rose
mary Weeks, Shirley Whitaker,
Ida Williams, Sheryl Whitmus,
Gerald Wilson, Marilyn Zuhlke.
Sophomore recipients are: Glenn
Anderson, Helen Barnette, Lonnie
Bayer, Joanne Bender, Jean Ben
nett, Annabell Blincow, Dwight
Boesiger, James Bors, Earl Carl
son, Betty Cander, Jack Clark,
William -Dahl, Martha Danielson,
Donald Dertien, Dorothy Dicke,
Charles Dobry, Charlotte Drisnaus,
Karen Dryden, Marian Elder, Lar
ry Epstein, Claryce Evans, Shar
on France, Kay Gleason, Jane
Greenawalt.
Evelyn Henry, Nancy Heusner,
Sharon Hocker, David Holcomb,
Morgan Holmes, Robert Jameson,
Betty Joy, John Kinnier, William
Kinsel, Janice Kraus, Naomi
Kroeger, Henry Kumagai, Martin
Lohff, Ruth Lucke, William Lucke,
William Marten, Carol Meyers,
Barbara Millnitz, Phyllis Nelson,
Judith Oeltjen, Erik Olsen.
Mary Olson, Barbara Packard,
Mealin Parsons, Jerry Reed, Joyce
Roll, Marlene Santin, Vernon
Schoep Arlene Selk, Juie Seng, Jan
Schoep, Malvern Seagren, Dennis
Sedlak, Arlene Selk, Juie Seng,
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Additional scholarship awards
and recipients are John Almy
scholarship, 1220, Charles right.
George Borrowman scholarship,
$122, Marilee Nyquist. Miss Ny
quist was also granted $34 from
;the Johnson scholarship fund
Dwight Griswold Memorial, $104,
Robert Nieman.
William Hyte, $100, Harold Brock
man. Franklin and Orinda Johnson,
$300 each, Rex Bosley, Alan Heeg
er, Marlin Languis, Patricia A.
Dougall, Lucigrace Switzer, and
and $150 to John B. Westmore.
Jones National Bank, Seward,
. $100 each, Milton Meyer, and Del-
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James and Ada Kunz, $100 each, j er only), Monte Scott, Nancy Seng,
Maxine Zimmerman Nelson, and' Bruce Snyder, Jerry Stirtz, John
Ramona Walgreen. Stucky, Melvin Thornton, Alta To-
Jesse Lamrworthv. $240. Elvin
Vachal and $100 each, Carol Hentz
en, and Patricia Smutny.
Edith Lansing and Hall Memorial,
$225, Gary Bannister.
Minerva DePue Meissner Mem
orial, $168, Jerry Sinor.
Margaret McAnulty Memorial,
$168, Jerry Sinor.
Margaret McAnulty Memorial,
$160, Biruta Staklis.
Stella Kirker Meissner, $100 each,
Mary Keas and Leendert Kersten.
Katharine Melick, $108, Margaret
Elliott.
Henry Monsky Inter-Faith Fel
lowship, $300, Glenna Berry.
Nebraska American Legion Aux
iliary, $150, Roberta Holt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Putney,
$300, Dorothy McLaughlin.
Miss Ida L. Robbins Memorial,
$130 each, John Bailey and Rob
ert Smith.
Scottish Rite Scholarships, $100
each, Richard Christensen, Marie
Duerr, Robert Eastman, Allen Jac
obsen, Mary Alice Ostdiek, Char
lene Pierce, Judith Ramey, Ronald
Stuhmer, Beverlye Young, ani Glo
ria Kollmorgen who also received
an $88 grant from the Kunz fund.
William E. Sharp Memorial, $150
each, Wayne Almquist, Robert Dye,
Karen Smets, $100 each, Paulus
Kersten, Leland Ostdiek, Marcel
la Rhodes, Claus-Dieter von Schu-
Ev-jmanni and Raymond Schmidt,
Frederick Stuff Memorial, $100, 1
Classes, Discussions:
The Religious Week
University Lutheran Chapel
Missouri Synod, 15th and Q
Friday, 7:30 p.m., party spon
sored by Gamma Delta
Sunday, 10:45 a.m., Divine wor
ship; 5:30 p.m., Gamma Delta cost
supper and discussion,
"Theology and Science , , .
Harmony or Conflict?"
Wednesday, 7 p.m., choir re
hearsal Presbyterian -Congregation al
Fellowship
333 North 14th
Friday, 7:30 p.m., Open house
Sunday, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Forum,
"Questioning Your Faith," Rev.
Rex Knowles
Monday, 7 a.m., Bible study
Tuesday, 7 p.m., Sigma Eta Chi
Wednesday, 7p.m., Vespers;,
7:30 p.m., choir
South Street Temple
Friday, 8 p.m., Sabbath service,
sermon "Sabbath of Return"
Sunday, 8 p.m., Y o m Kippur
services, sermon "Our Creed"
Monday, 10:30 a.m., sermon,
' Tensions of Harmony!" 3 p.m.,
afternoon service, 4:15 p.m., Me
morial and concluding service.
Lutheran Student Foundation
535 N. 16th
Friday, 8 p.m., Party
Sunday, 10 a.m., Bible study;
Worship, 5:30 p.m. Lutheran Stud
ent Association 11 a.m.
Wednesday, 7 p.m., Vespers,
7:30 p.m., choir
1237 "R" st. Cotner School of Religion Did 2-2376
1 Introduction to Religion
22 New Testament Scriptures
22 New Testament Scriptures
51 The Restoration Movement
90 Basic Christian Beliefs
121 Life of Christ
131 Church Administration
210 Culutral History of Palestine
22 New Testament Scriptures
1 Introudction to Religion
22 New Testament Scriptures
90 Basic Christian Beliefs
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Mary Domingo and Maurice Skeith.
University Regents, $200 each,
Joan Kucaba, Michael Shugrue,
and Joyce Walla.
University Regents, $100 each,
Nathan Adkins, Harold Axetll, Rob
ert Baumfalk, Iris Becker, Donna
Binder, Howard Copas, Marilyn
Cowger, Charles Curtiss, Margaret
Edwards, Donald Finks, Glenda
Foster, Allan Garfinkle, Michael
Greenberg, Deryl Hamann, James
Hewitt, John Hinman, Mary Hru
besky, Carolyn Johnson, Gordon
Johnson, Jack Kaufmann, Vivita
Krievs.
Willard Lorensen, Phyllis Nelson,
Clark Nichols, Lyle Nilson, Donald
Nuss, Harold Oberman, Richard
Otteman, Robert Phelps, James
Plihal, Robert Quick.
Shirley Richards, Richard Rob-
i tusek, John vaceK, Harry .weigei,
and Richard Wells, a one-semester
award of $50.
Twenty-five
Receive Noyes
Scholarships
Twenty-five University students
will receive financial help from
the LaVerne Noyes scholarship
fund during the coming school
year.
The awards vary from $65 to $80
per semester and under terms of
(he donor's grant are reserved for
lescendants of World War I veter
anns. Upperclassmen recipients are:
Scott Beadle, Harold Roberts,
Jane Ellen Conger, Marvin Finn,
Carroll Goll, Joel Johnson, Blaine
McClary, Leroy Rockwell, Marvin
Volf, Michael Calder, Gretchen
Christopher, Grace Chudly, Paul
Jordan, Forrest Poska, Marilyn
Waechter, James Watts, James
Weaver, and Virginia Wilcox.
Recipients who will be enrolling
at the University this fall for the
first time:
Raymond Ludwig, Jr.. Ruth Rou
'al, Walter Switzer, Mary Case,
Karen Flaherty, Agnes McLean,
nnnd James Quick.
t Sundav. 9:45 D.m.. Bible sturiv
5:30 p.m., Lutheran Student Assoc
iation St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic
Chapel and Student Center
Newman Club, 1602 Q
Sunday, 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m.,
11 a.m., and 12 noon masses
Weekday masses, 6:45 a.m. and
7:15 a.m.
Tuesday, 11 a.m., 7 p.m., relig
ion classes
Wednesday, 7 p.m., religion
classes
Thursday, 11 a.m., 7 p.m., re
ligion classes
Ag college religion classes held
in the Ag Activities Building at
7:30 p.m., Tuesday.
Any student religious group
which wants its schedule included
in this column should turn it in to
the Nebraskan office before 2 p.m.
Thursday.
Physical Education Uniforms
Reversible T-Shirts, ea $2.25
Scarlet Shorts, pr. .$1.15
All Other Accessories Available
Girls Spalding Saddle Oxfords
Brown and white, black and white, $10.95
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THE NEBRASKAN
On The Social Side:
Summer Romances Take
By GRACE HARVEY
Social Editor
Weddings, pinnings, and engage
ments seem to have kept a large
portion of University students busy
during the summer.
The list of couples, begun in
Tuesday's Nebraskan, continues
below.
Jan Hussty. Alpha Omicron Pi from
Lincoln, to Bob Admire, aim of Lincoln.
Shirley Irwin. Kappa Delia junior from
Sidney, to Bob Walgren, Junior from
Plana Center.
Jo Knapp. Chi Omega from Lincoln, to
Norm Rasmussen, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
from Omaha.
Shirley Knispel. nuraea' trainini at Lin
coln General and from Cozad, to Don
Gruber, FarmHouse from Cozad.
Jane Laase, Alpha Xi Delta senior from
Lincoln, to Ron Becker. Kappa Sigma
senior, also of Lincoln.
Mary Sue Landl, Alpha Phi from Oma
ha, to Bill Huirhini of Lincoln.
Ann Lundv. Ft. Huachuca. Ariz., to Bob
Albers. Theta Xi from Lincoln.
Janie Mapes. Gamma Phi Beta from
Lincoln to Duane Rankin, Phi Kappa
Psi from Cedar Rapids. la.
Ethel Marhlestone, Sigma Delta Tau
from Rock Island, 111., to Marv Steinberg,
Zeta Beta Tau from Omaha.
Shirley McCaudle. Willard at Nebraska
Wesleyan from Lincoln, to Keith Eng
quist. Theta Chi from Red Oak, la.
Ann MrKamy, Delta Gamma from Oma
ha, to Jack M an res, Siema Alpha Epsilon
at the University of Colorado from Oma
ha. Donna Medved, Alpha Omicron PI junior
from Lincoln, to Bob Kidder. Sigma Phi
Epsilon junior, also from Lincoln.
Hope Miner, Kappa Alpha Theta from
Grand Island, to Ed McClure. Delta Tau
Delta alum from Wymore.
Carolyn Mingus. Delta Gamma from
RaTiina. to Dan Wolkensdorfer. Phi Gam
ma Delta from Hernrion, Kans.
Marty Morrison, Alpha Chi Omega senior
from Carbondale. 111., to Judd Gillespie,
Sigma Nu junior from Council Bluffs. Ia.
Verna Moss of Trenton to Wendell Werti,
Acacia, also from Trenton.
Eileen Mullarky, Delta Gamma from
Omaha, to Rill Weber, Alpha Tau Omega.
also of Omaha.
Shirley Nash. Alpha Omicron Pi from
Blair, to M'hIut Nelson of Herman.
Barbara Nay. Terrace Hall from Ord.
to Bemir Gleason. Theta Chi senior from
Pacific Junction, la.
Natalie Nelson. Pi Beta Fhi from Iat
coln. to Don Clark, Siama Phi Epsilon
fccnior from Ravenna.
Ncala O'Pell. Kappa Delta alum from
Wayne, to Wes Luhherstedw Phi Gamma
Delta senior from Wayne.
Nancy Odum, Gamma Phi Beta from
Schuyler, to Bill Holloran, Sigma Chi, also
of Schuyler.
Pam Peterson, Delta Gamma senior from
Beatrice, to Orville Glass, Beta Theta Pi
from Beatrice. '
Phyl Phiilipsen. Alpha Omicron Pi from
Lincoln, to Jim Hagemun, Sigma Phi
Epsilon Blum.
Jan Robertson. Alpha Omicron Pi from
Elsie, to Dale Olson, Alpha Gamma Rho
from Axtcll.
Shirley Rosenberg. Siema Delta Tau from
Lincoln, to Bart Rnchman, Sigma Alpha
Mu, also from Lincoln.
Bev Ross; Alpha Xi Delta from Au
rora, to Jerry Blue, also of Aurora.
Carolyn Roxherg, Kappa Delta senior
from Lincoln, to Paul Jordan, Lincoln
senior.
Helene Sherman, Sigma Delta Tau from
Lincoln, to Norm Knvosha, Sigma Alpha
Mu senior, also of Lincoln.
Jan Skiff. Alpha Xi Delta from Grand
Island, to Gene Wells, Sigma Chi trom
Auburn.
Ruth Ellen Sorenson. Kappa Delta from
Tecumsch, to George Strassler. Kappa Sig
ma senior in dental college from Lincoln.
Marilyn Stanley. Kappa Alpha Theta
from Omaha, to Larry Franzen, Phi Kappa
Psi from H oldrege.
Donna Eteward, Alpha Chi Omega from
Sidney, to Bert Linn. Phi Gamma Delta
from Kimball.
Susan Sveska, Delta Gamma alum frnm
Omaha, to Bob Blomstrand, Sigma Nu
senior from Aurora.
Betty Swanson, Chi Omega from Wqusa,
to Gary Jones, Tau Kappa Epsilon from
Hastings.
Barb Thurman, Kappa Delta from Broken
Bow. to Berl Spender. Caledonian junior ;
at Kearney State Teachers College, also
from Broken Bow.
Phyllis Turchin, Sinma Delta Tau from
Sioux Falls. S. D.. to Sol Rosinsky, Zeta
Beta Tati from Omaha.
Colleen Turner, Alpha Chi Omega from
Lincoln, to John Peterson. Beta Theta Pi
senior, also of Lincoln.
Gwen Uran, Gamma Phi Beta from Rapid
City, S. D., to Bill Thayer, Sigma Chi
alum, also of Rapid City.
Lora Watson. Alpha XI Delta from
Omaha, to Roger Es&man, Alpha Gamma
Rho.
Norma Westcott. Chi Omega from Hoi- ,
drege, to Don Smith, also ot Holdrege. !
Gloria White, Chi Omega from Scotts- i
bluff, to Ed Traben. also of Scottsblufl.
Karen Winkler. Pi Beta Phi from Alii-
ance, to John Carr, Phi Delta Theta at ;
Iowa State .College.
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Janet Wolken. Sigma Kappa sophomore
from Beatrice, to Bob Menem of Defi
ance. Ia.
Dona Yuntbhrt. Town Club, and Bill
Hurst. Delta Sigma Phi senior, also of
Lincoln.
Lois Zimmerman. Kappa Delta alum from
Lincoln, to Bob Eberle. Sigma Phi Epsfion
from Niobrara.
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Bev 8ntz. sephomore from Mitchell, to
Harvey Tripplc. Alpha Gamma Sigma sen
ior, also from Mitchell.
Jean Benson, Kappa Alpha Theta pledge
from Huron, S. D., to Bob Fitzgerald of
Huron. S.D.
Carol Brorn of Nebraska City to .Tack
Weir, Beta Theta Pi. also of Nebraska
City.
Linda Butbman, Kappa Kappa Gamma
lunior from Falls City, to Bill Bedwell,
Beta Thela Pi, also of Falls City.
Jancy Carman, Kappa Kappa Gamma
senior from Omaha, to Bill Campbell, Phi
Gamma Delta senior from Lincoln.
Barbara Clark, Kappa Delia senior from
Lincoln, to Bill Hill, Phi Kappa Tau at
Nebraska Wesleyan from Hebron.
Phvl Colbert, Kanp? Al"ha Theta from
Lincoln, to Charlie Hunley, Phi Delta
Theta from Rulo.
Sue Colbert, Sigma Kappa hmior from
Weeping Water, to Lyle Buell of Lin
coin. Imogene Davis, Kappa Delta senior
from Inman, to Jim Bridges, Phi Chi at
the University of Nebraska College of
Medicine.
Willie Desch, Alpha Chi Omega senior
from Central City, to Larry Shafer, Sigma
Nu senior from Aurora.
Phyllis Ditus, Alpha Chi Omega sopho
more from Lamed. Kans.. to John Daw
son. Sigma Chi tunic from McCook.
Ellen Feye of Columbus to Fred Arndt,
Beta Sigma Psi, also of Columbus.
Judy Flansburg. Kappa Alpha Theta
from Lincoln, to Bob Burton, Beta Theta
Pi from Falls City.
Ftae Futcher, Delta Gamma senior from
Omaha, to Dick Gcier, Delta Tau Delta
senior from Lincoln.
Karmen Harris, Alpha Chi Omega iun
inr from Dakota City, to Bob Brum,
Sigma Phi Epsilon senior from Lincoln.
Cynthia Henderson. Kappa Kappa Gam
ma senior from Hinsdale. III., to Warren
Bun, Phi Delta Theta senior from Scars
dale, n. y.
Marilyn Hicks. Gamma Phi Beta from
Lincoln, to Lloyd Heed, Delta Sigma Phi
senior from Maryland.
Gail Katskee. Sigma Delta Tau senior
from Lincoln, to Bernie Wishnow, Sigma
Alpha Mu junior from Lincoln.
Mary Alice Keller. Alpha Xi Delta
sophomore from Grant, to Jeff Michael,
also of Grant.
Roma Lundstrom, Gamma Prfi Beta from
Fremont, to Phil Mack, also of Fremont.
Diane Major. Alpha Omicron Pi from
Fort Knov. Ky., to Bill Whitaker. Sigma
Chi from North Platte.
Sis Matzke, Kappa Kappa Gamma from
Lincoln, to Skip Hove, Delta Tau Delta
senior from Minden.
Sue Muelhaupt, Kappa Alpha Theta from
Dcs Moines, la., to Joe Gifford, Sigma Al
pha Epsilon from Lincoln.
Cathy Olds. Delta Gammn ..nin, 4rn.
Omaha, to Marvin Bridges, Sigma Chih
alum from Omaha.
Joan Pollard, Pi Beta Phi senior from
University Life
To Be Explained
American religious, social
and economic life and University
recreational and activity facilities
will be discussed at the Foreign
Student Retreat Saturday at Ante
lope Park Pavillion, Gail Katskee,
chairman of the Student Coun
cil Foreign Students Commitee,
announced Thursday.
International students in their
first year at the University will
meet at the Union at 9 a.m. for
bus transportation to the site. The
retreat will last until 6:45 p.m.
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For details contact
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Union Airport Tel: 6-2909
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196 Out Of
Fall. City, to Bob Burnham. Delta Tau
n.'lla ftlum trnm York
Sue Kamey. Gmaha Phi Beta senior from
Lincoln, to Al Holbert. Beta The Pi
senior, also from Lincoln.
Marilyn Rowley. Alpha Xi Delta from
Hebron, to Allen Dewey, aiso of Hebron.
Janet Schenken. Delta Gamma senior
from Omaha, to Hal Mardis, Delta Tau
Delta, also of Omaha,
Donna Sicnhenson, Kappa Delta alum
from Lincoln, to Chuck Parks, Delta
Sigma Phi. also of Lincoln.
Gail Tcnncy. junior from Herman, to
Kayc Don Wiggins. Alpha Gamma Sigma
senior from Iebanon.
Lorna Uhoff. Pi Beta Phi alum, to
Duane Hess, Phi Gamma Delta senior from
Millard.
Barbara Yokel, Kappa Delta sophomore
from Friend, to Stan Ebersnacher, Alrha
Gamma Sigma senior from Beaver Cross
ing. Pinnings
Priscilla Rlackman, Wesleyan freshman
from Tekamah. to Jim Cutter, Theta Xi
junior from Tekamah.
Laura Jane Brode, Chi Omega, to
Neil Keller, of Middletown. Conn.
Roberta Halsey of Fremont, to Ron
Danek, Delta Tau Delta senior from Lin
coln. Billie Howalt. Kappa Alpha Theta from
Sioux Falls, So. Dak., to Leighton Guslaf
son, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Genelle Jensen, Kappa Delia from Lin
coln, to Jack Gruber. Phi Kappa Tau at
Kansas State, from Lexington.
Nancy Jensen, freshman from Holstein,
la., to Bob Martin, Sigma Nu sophomore
also from Holstein.
Jerry Johnson, Kappa Alpha Theta
from Sioux Falls, So. Dak., to Loren
Hock. Alpha Tau Omega from Elmwood.
Teresa Kahn, from Omaha, to Sol Stiss,
Sigma Alpha Mu senior also from Omaha.
Marge Kroeger. Alpha Xi Delta from
Omaha, to Pat Romberg. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon junior from Omaha.
Maren Larson. Kappa Alpha meia .iun
ior from St. Paul, to Bob Eaton, Sigma
Pershing Rifle
Smoker Set
For Thursday
N:'tioial Society of Pershing Rif
les will hold a smoker in Parlor
ABC, second floor of the Union,
Thursday at K p m. All freshman,
sophomore and junior ROTC stud
ents are invited to cttend.
The National Headquarter of
Pershing Rifles, which is situated
on the Nebraska campus, offers
administrative training to all
ROTC students Company a-2, also
located here, offers training in
drill and leadership. Also contained
in Company A-2 is' a precision
trained crack squad, color guard,
platoon, and rifle team. The crack
squad' and color guard annually
perform at the Military Ball.
A newly completed movie on
Pershing Rifles prepared by the
University photography de
partment will be shown for the
first time. Following the film,
there will be cigars and refresh
ments. Cigars for
Pinnings
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Circulation
j Alpha Epsilop at Colorado University.
from Denver
Bands. Beta Sigma Pal senior from
.lolaine Ladske. of Columbus, to Wayne
Tobias.
Barb Melin. Alpha Omicron PI from
Oakland to Don Ramon. Sigma Chi.
Jo Ann Meyers, Delta Gamma from
Scottsbluff. to Tommy Thompson, Phi
Gamma Delta senior from Ponca City.
Okla.
Carol Morehead, PI Beta Phi junior
from Falls City, to Wesley Stebbina. Phi
Delta Theta.
Delnres Piller. of Ogallala. to Jaks
Jacnbsen. Sigma Nu senior from Ogallala.
Janice Robhina, Alpha Xi Delta junior
from Hartinslon. to Phil Robinson, Sigma
Chi Junior from Hartinslon.
Lucy Schaaf. from Omaha, to Allen
Akerson, Pi Kappa Phi sophomore from
Omaha.
Pal Shallen. Alpha Xi Delta sophomore
from South Sioux City, to John Aden.
Sigma Phi Epsilon senior from Mi If ord.
Rose Mary Weeks. Gamma Phi Beta
junior from Kearney, to Mark Clark,
Alpha Gamma Rho junior from Gothen
burg. Viola Zeller, from Danbury, to Ray
Kelley, Alpha Gamma Rho from Danbury,
Traditional Tea
To Welcome
Women Friday
The traditional welcoming tea
given by Miss Marjorie Johnston,
associate dean for women, will be
held Friday in the Union from
3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
All women students are invited
to be special guests at the tea.
Last year, between 600 and 700
women participated in the annual
affair.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Clifford Hardin, Miss Johnston,
Miss Helen Snyder, assistant dean
for women; and Mrs. Phillip Vo
gel, asistant to the associate dean.
The guests will be "greeted by
Gail Katskee, president of Mortar
Board. Paula Broady Wells, presi
dent of the A.W.S., will introduce
the women to the respective
deans. Assisting with the serving
will be members of Mortar Board
and the presidents of the women's
residence halls and women's or
gaiSzations. Mrs. J. P. Colbert, Mrs. Lei
Chatfield,. Mrs. George . Rosenlof,
Mrs. Floyd Hoover, Mrs. Wesley
Poe and Mrs. Woodrow Reed will
preside at the tea tables.
Organ background music will be
furnished by Alice Mumme and
Bonnie Young.
FRIDAY
September 23rd
COLLEGE
NIGHT
at
BILL ALBERS
and his orchestra
Dancing 9 until 12
Couples Only
Adm. $1.70 Per Couple
Tax Included
n
- 7631, Ext. 3263
