T
Friday, February 19, I960
Page 4
On the Social Side:
University Frolics
With Dances, Parties
Dancing shoes are the or
der of the weekend, with all
types of frolicking planned
from hour dances to formats.
A couple of eating parties
and a get-together also dot
the social calendar.
Band Concert
A clarinet solo by Prof.
Wesley Reist win be fea
tured at the University Col
legiate band's annual spring
concert Sunday in the Stu
dent Union Ballroom at 4
p-m.
The program will also in
clude a trumpet sextet and
even numbers by the band.
Professor Jack Snider is
the director.
DANCING
Saturday Nit Feb. 17
THE BEL-AIRES
ORCHESTRA
Aim. $1.00 U.
Copls Only
East mils
70tfc & SmMi
Far Rm. Pk. IV 8-2825
Friday
Residence Halls formal,
9-12 p.m.
Terrace Hall-Brown Palace
hour dance, 7-8 p.m.
Fedde Hall-Cornhusker Co
op, 7-8 p.m.
Love Memorial Hall-Pioneer
House, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Alpha Gamma Rho pledge
party, 9-12 p.m.
Sigma Phi Epsflon pledge
sweetheart dance, 9-12 p.m.
Freshmen Lincoln girls
and Vanness Hall-Burr Hall
dance, 8-11 p.m.
Saturday
Delta Upsilon orchid for
mal, 7-12 p.m.
Kappa Sigma winter for
mal, 8-12 p.m.
Sunday
Chi Omega-Beta Theta Pi
j pledge pizza party, 5:30
7 p.m.
t Pi Beta Phi-Phi Kappa Psi
t pledge get-together, 2-5 p.m.
I Delta Tau Delta Delt-daugh-
ter banquet, 5-7 p.m.
is? . J
v 7.. .
f
'SUN SCULPTURE This piece of work hlbit contains paintings, drawings and
by Thomas Sheffield is one of the items in sculpture by Gail Butt, Jeanne Richards,
a facultv art display now being featured Tom Schmitt, David Seyler, Thomas Shef-
in the Student Union Art Gallery. The ex- field, Tichard Trickey and Peter Worth.
Graduate Club Senior AROTC Cadets
A Good TtoclMfi Asmcy I
ess
DAVIS
SCHOOL SERVICE
Established 1918 serving
the Missouri alle to the
V nt Coast Enroll .Votr.
524 Stwrt Bid. HE 2-4954
NOW
SHOWING
Moris Tonijslit
The Graduate Club will
(meet tonight in 332 Student
j Union at 7:30 for the purpose
! of adopting the proposed con
stitution and electing officers.
This meeting includes the
final important phase in the
official formation of the club!
which was founded last se-
mester, a member of the !
5 club said. ;
A social hour will follow the
formal discussion.
rSAVlfaiH
Assignments Announced
Armor Robert E. John
ston, Clarke S. Nelson, John
L. Carlin, Larry L. Goiter,
David W. Stitt and Gary B.
Branch assignments for
senior Army ROTC cadets
have been announced.
doors open 12:45 free parking after 6 p.m.
0
Love.
Laughs and fJ
Murderous Fun! '
Una A.
i'ellsrA
Tour of duty assignments
I0r ine iuiuic niiuj I Xn.-.nj
j f., Hntv lownsena.
will be recenved next month, j Chemical Corps - M1-
Branches and seniors as-1 liam G- sher
signed include: Medical Service Corps
Adjutant General's Corps I SJ, VL "J
-Fredric H. Henke. iHaen and B' HarSh"
, , , man.
Finance Corps Jack L. ; Q d Corps-Frederick
Borland and Frank D. Tom- J M
son
Militarv Police Corps iSe
Garv G "Burner ' Quartermaster Corps Jer-
Artillerv Gene Kobza,,ry L. Brown. Lawrence u
Students to Observe
World Day of Prayer
World Day of Prayer will
be observed on campus Sun
day under the sponsorship of
seven organizations.
Featured speaker at a 7:15
Sunday evening service at
Presby House will be Jack
King, president of Wesley
House.
The annual universal day
of prayer is being sponsored
by the Student Christian Coun
cil which includes Lutheran
Student Foundation, Wesley
Foundation, Baptist, Disciples
of Christ, Presby House.city
YWCA and Ag YW-YMCA. '
Representatives from the
organizations who will be re
sponsible for the invocation,
music, prayers, scripture and
benediction are Robert Web
er Fred Fisher, Marcia
Weber, Erwina Hutchinson,
Roy Bryce, Ken Thorpe, Shar
on Bindfield and Virginia
Hansen.
"We're joining with students
around the world in cooper
ation with the World Stu
dent Christian Council in
operation with the World
Student Christian Council in
observing a very significant
event. It is a time when stu
dents from many nations will
join hearts in their desire for
a world at p e a c e with just
ice," said the Rev. Benton
White, sponsor of the group.
Campus
Casuals . . .
CliaEHHioiS
Stanlev L. Fonken. Roger E.
Duba Delbert D. Fussell,
Richard J. Hove. Jack L.
Muck. Thomas E. Nevotti,
John D. Nielsen. Guy L.
Schcttler, Jerold L. Trupp,
Donald L. ogel. Johnie J
Waldron. David R. Weaver ;son
. ..in a
Kuhl, Robert R. Petersen and
William A. Wieland.
Signal Corps Gerald J.
Prochaska.
Transportation Corps
Robert C. Blair. Larry C.
Romjue and J. Thomas Hod-
!and William A. Wilson
Arrnv Intelligence Mi-
( JJZ -r
WM-CrU srescst
Th.30 SYftPMNV... M KE ScTCiO
V&liETTKE?E'f A KAjTiPJL
ftSSASE.-JCST esiCTiRjL...
.u ' iiiitmiiv.
Infantry Larry B. Novicki, j cnaej x. Higgins (detailed
,j r r :j r I . .
j Donald G. Kleiber, David D.
Paulsen. George T. Reth
meier. Philip G. B3uer. Wal
! lace A. Bn ans. Norlin T.
! Cooper. William J. Hemmer.
Quartermaster Corps), Laur
ence O. Luebke (detailed
Corps of Engineers), Roger C.
Rankin (detailed Armor)
Morris E. Richters (detailed
sunn DEBBIE
FOBDREVnOLOS
Carroll J. Kraus. Frederick j Artillery), Ted R. Snediker
J. Kaufman, Roy A. Meier-1 (detailed Signal Corps) and
henry, James I. Moore, Den- Richard K. Spencer (detailed
nis J. Mullins. Paul E. Nicho- j Adjutant General's Corps),
las. Richard F. Rouse. Roger ; K o b z a. Novicki, Kleiber,
R. Wehrbein and Douglas H. , Paulsen. Rethmeier, John-
1 0
s"
I!
This label identifies
the Shot of Champions
His j Z
whoto mA
il-eee? : ri? :r. 4J
Voungdahl.
IJVthiH
V
s
ston. Nelson. Prochaska,
Blair and Romjue will serve
three years. They have com
pleted a preliminary flight
training program.
Mi
hi Cflplainff Ulalh
UKIVllStIT
0 KIKSIA-L kCOlK
1127 uir Slreet
TELL Vt I
COlW HAT
3V today
Main Feature CIm k , VAvly '
Two performances daily: Monday through
Saturday 2 ond 8 p.m.: Sunday 2 and 7:30
ssxf crpa vmsrv.
V HHERE
IS
1
': SONGS 1
Stnart: 'The Gazebo," I 15.
3:20, 5:20, 7:25, 9:25.
Lincoln: "South Pacific'' 2:0't
8:00 only.
Nebraska: "House Boa t".
1:00, 4:32. 8:04. -Alias Jessie
James," 2:50, 6:22, 9:54.
Varsity: Solomon & Shf-baT
1:31, 4:06. 6:41. 9:16.
State: 'Jack The B.pper."
1:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35. 9:35.
Joyo: "Annie Get Your Gun''
7:00. -Never So Few", 8:50.
8Jth A O: "Tank BatUlmtr,
7:30. "Submarine Sfahawk?".
8-50. "Reform School ", 10:30.
Anditoriom: "Ice Capades",
8:30.
l!lllll!6fl
m'is M:
1 1
NAME
THAT
IS
HUG
4 i i!r
3?V '
-Mi : s
ilHh iJ
jtrluiaiima""" mniiiwj miimi umiinliiiii..
(
J I
art NOW SHOWING -
WHY WERE HIS
VICTIMS ALWAYS
LADIES OF THE NIGHT?
utvimc
11
il M U
miasms tlx.
TRUE - AUTHENTIC
. i'
Ric BSonaldl s
Look for the drive-in
with the arches
OPEN ALL
YEAR
HAMBURGERS )5c
100o Pure Beef
SHAKES 20c
Rich, creamv, triple thick
FRENCH FRIES 10c
Crisp, delicious
MCDONALD'S "ALL 1 AMERICA"
sfiiionly
5305 "O" Street
HAMBURGER SHAKE FOCI!
FRIES MCDONALD'S "All
AMERICAN MEAL" ONLY 45c.
Phone IV 9-21 20
1 fcw&2ii
THE MIGHTIEST MOTION PICTURE EVER CREATED!
JUST 2 MORE KITES
AND
4 MATINEES
JONITE 8:30 P.M
MATS-SAT -SUh
1:30 A S:30 tm
ill
r i
4 s
f'rHI fAiBULOUS
TICKETS ON SAlf
AUDITORIUM
BOX OFFICE CAHY
- H"
IRSKING MUNICIPAL
AUDITORIUM
Wf GtfATIST SHOW OH KI
t
M
V
I
P
Ortf
ones
fa
anything
v GlNA
LOLLOBRIGLDA
TEKSICDICT
NOW
SHOWING
V, f ' r
rsni iii JiiiJ
D
REGULAR
PRICES
Ic-
i
i
V
'''777? y7? If; "'' ymWW.'XWs JfJpry? '.'JWtttoT
, t
1
... .. . . v