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the Daily Nebraskan
Social Side:
Minimum
Of Functions
Scheduled
"By Pat Dean
The social spotliight this
week is on the Military Ball
Friday night which will open
the campus' formal social
season.
Only two houses were brave
enough to attempt a function
the day after the affair and
Sunday functions will be at
a minimum;
" Friday s
Military Ball, Pershing Au
ditorium, 8:30 p.m.
Saturday
Alpha Chi Omega-Delta Sig
ma Phi bowling, 2-4 p.m.
, Sunday
Alpha Omicrori Pi-Beta Sig
ma Psi caroling and marsh
mallow roast, 7-9 p.m.
Delta Gamma-rpltn Tan
Delta tree trimming party,
3-5 p.m.
Kappa Alpha Theta-Alpha
Tau Omega skating party, 2-4
p.m.
Kappa Kappa Gamma-Phi
Gamma Delta pledge mixer,
6-8 p.m. '
Zeta Tau Alpha alum mix
er, 8-9 p.m.
FarmHouse date dinner,
8-8 p.m.
Sigma iYu Wins
Four players scored in the
double figures for Sigma Nu
as they took a 58-22 victory
over Delta Sigma . Pi in
Wednesday's intramural bas
ketball action.
Friday, December 4, 1959
Buildings Named In Many Ways
...Prominent University Builders Honored Often
By Nancy Whitford
Some' 30 buildings which
have received their names
from a variety of colorful
sources now occupy the Uni
versity city campus.
Carl A. Donaldson. Univer
sity business manager, said
these names may be clssified
as functional designations,
personal memorials and war
time memorials.
"Several buildings, howev
er, are exceptions," he said.
These include Bancroft Hall
which was originally Bancroft
Grade School in the Lincoln
City school system, and the
Elgin Building which was pur
chased from the Elein Watch
Co. to replace the razed Ne-
oraska Hall.
Temple Building, which
Donaldson termed the "1912
version of the Student Union."
was once the headcmarters
for the University Cafeteria.
the YWCA and numberous
club meetings.
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Financed lareelv through a
$68,000 grant given by John
D. Rockefeller, the building
project was criticized as un
democratic on the grounds
that "a state university occu
pies a position in financial
matters mat renaers it tree
from the necessity of solicit
ing money from private
sources."
Nine structures' which have
been named for functional
purposes are Teachers Col
lege, Social Sciences, Admin
istration, Coliseum, Geogra
phy Building, Architectural
Hall, Music Building, Univer
sity High and Student Union.
Memorial Stadium which
was completed in 1923, was
named in honor of those who
died in World War I. Nebras
ka rated fourth among uni
versities in student enlistment
during the war.
President Honored
The stadium, which seats
40,000, replaced a wooden
structure seating 6,000 and
was financed by contributions
from students, friends and
alumni.
Grant Memorial Hall was
completed in 1888 and named
in memory of the Civil War
general and President. Later
an addition to the building
was built in honor of the
dead.
The largest number of
buildings, though, have been
named for former faculty
members and prominent per
sons associated with the Uni
versitv.
Four named after former
chancellors are Avery Chem
istry Lab. Samuel Averv:
Burnett Hall. Edear Albert
Burnett; Andrews Hall. E
Benjamin Andrews; and Sel-
lecR quadrangle, John Sel
leek.
Four Women
Each section of the Wom
en's Residence Halls honors
a woman associated with the
University. Raymond Hall
was named for Carrie B. Ray
mond who directed musical
I studies and programs during
Do IbuThinkfbrlburself?
(TEST YOUR WITS ON THESE QUESTIONS)
The statement "Experience is the best teacher"
is (A) the faculty's confession of failure; (B) a
dogmatic way of saying you can learn by doing;
(C) an excuse for trying anything once.
AQ B C
tin.
If someone called you a
beatnik, would you (A)
insult him right back? (B)
ask him if he knows what a
beatnik really is? (C) thank '
him for the compliment?
AQ B Q CO
If you saw a dinosaur
roaming around the cam
pus, would you say, (A)
"Big, ain't he?" or (B)
"Where's the movie play
ing?" or (C) "This place
is sure out of date!"
AD BO CQ
Do you base your choice
of a cigarette, mostly on
(A) what your friends say
they like? (B) what your
own judgment tells you is
best? (C) what the mp.kera
say about their product?
A O B C Q '
It's a wise smoker who deperius on his
own judgment, not opinions of others, in
his choice of cigarettes. That is why men
and women who think for ihemselves
usually smoke Viceroy. They know only
Viceroy has a thinking man's filter
the best filler of its kind ever developed
... the filter that changed America's
smoking habits. And only Viceroy has a
smoking man's tante.
"If you checkei (B)on three end of four of
these questions, you're a higli-test character
you think fnr umirspll'f
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c'ttZs :
vNltV"" J 'miliar
. I cruh-
j proof
U box.
the early years of the col
lege; Hepner Hall for Dean
Amanda Hepner who originat
ed AWS and Coed Counse
lors. Piper Hall for Elsie Ford
Piper, long associated with
the office of the dean of
women; and Love Hall for
Mrs. Don L. Love whose hus
band's estate in part financed
the project.
Morrill Hall, dedicated In
1927, is named in honor of
Charles Morrill, of Sfrnms.
berg, whose hobby for many
years was the building of a
museum with s necimpne
from Nebraska soil. .
The bioloev building
titled Bessey Hall in honor nf
Dr. Charles Bessev. whr.
served manv vears as hoaH
of that department.
Under One Roof
Three other structures
Brace Lab, named for D. B.
Brace, professor of nhvsirs"
Ferguson Hall for Dean O. J.
Ferguson for many years '
head of the College of Engi
neering; and Lvman Hall fnr
i.Rufus' Lyman, late Dean em
eritus oi tne college of Phar
macy m 19J5.
Originally, all these depart
ments were housed under one
roof in the old University
Hall which was destroyed in
1925. Built from bricks
hauled by oxen from Nebras
ka City, the Hall contained
housing for student and fac
ulty members, all administra
tive offices and all the class
rooms of the University for
the first 15 years of its existence.
( Today
On Campus
Friday
Military ' Ball, Pennine Auditorium,
1:30 a.m.
Regional College Unions Convention,
4:. 10 p.m. student Union.
YWCA Christmas Bauar, W4 Union.
Saturday
Regional College Unions Convention,
a.m. Union..
Baaketball. Air Force Academy and
Nebraska, CoMaum, t p.m.
Recird Hop, 1:30 p.m. Unioa.
Sunday
VntversIlT singers Christmas Carol
Concert, and 4:30 p.m.. Union.
Sunday nlrht movie. Union, 1:30 p.m.
Ag Union Decorates
The Ag Studenb Union deco
rated, three trees Tuesdav
evening.
- The Union board and com
mittee chairmen decorated
the trees to be placed in the
lounge, the auditorium and
the hall of the College Activi
ties Building on Ag. The trees
range in size from 10 to 16
feet.
TSo Details Yet,
Girls, But-
Care for a two week expense-paid
trip to New
York?
A University coed may
possibly do just that. The
Daily Nebraskan is going to
sponsor ' a national contest
on this campus which offers
this trip as its climax.
TURNPIKE
SATURDAY, DEC. 5th
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Theoa low-coat rates apply to Want
Ads which are placed (or consecutive
oays and are paid (or within 10 days
aiier me aa axpires or is canceled.
A1 to be printed In the clasBlfled
section of the Dally Nebraskan must
be accompanied by the name of the
person placing said ad.
LOST
Brown leather purse with gold chain In
vicinity of Ag campus dairy Call
8-2358 or 3-4003. Reward.
Wrist Watch with broken band, No.
vember IB. Contact Ken Pohlman
8-2005.
Reward to person finding Versalog
Slide-rule. Phone 3-3897.
WANTED
Riders to L.A. Christmas Vacation,
share expenses. Call 5-5350.
Foreign Travel
Grants Available
Graduate students who
have applied for fellowships
sponsored by foreign donors
may apply for travel grants
under the the Fulbright Law
until April 30.
Students applying should in
clude a description of the
award that they have as well
as its value in their applica
tions. Forms mav ho f,w-.;j :
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Jr.aduate ColleSe Office
OUD aministration Hall.
Wanted t Ride to Miami. Florida, area
around December 19 or 20. Will share
all expenses. Call Ssnlev Shlebert at
5-5463 or 2-1234 (after 4 p.m. weekdays.)
FOR SALE
Tuxedo worn only six times. "After
Six", single-breasted, 40-Long. Waist
33. Phone 7-6461 After 6 P.M.
'58 M.G.. with heater, sliding windows.
$1950.00. Phone 3-8350.
Two winter formals slie 12. Each worn
once. Call 6-7136.
FOR RENT
Two bedroom home for rent near Uni
versity. Call 5-5901 after 4:30.
Buy a house for less than rent: We
buy. sell, trade, or rent your equities
What have you?
Call 2-3365 or 2-2366 Ths Lavaty Co.
Adv.
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REMINDER
Smorgasbord-Sundays
11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. All
You Can tat For $1.85
Christmas
Cards
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