Wednesday, May 4, I960
Page 4
The Daily Nebraskan
On the Social Side:
AOPis Reign at Two Fonnals
67 Pat Dean
Two members of Alpha
Omicron Pi reigned as fra
ternity sweethearts over the
weekend.
Yvonne Young was crowned
Fiji Rose Sweetheart at the
annual Phi Gamma Delta
Rose Formal Friday evening
and SaHy Miller was named
Acacia Sweetheart at the
Acacia Orchid Lei Formal
Saturday evening.
Both girls are seniors.
to addition to queens, many
pincings and engagements
were announced vr the
weekend.
Pfennigs
Ginger Robertson, Kappa
Kappa Gamma senior in
Teachers from North Platte
to Herb Lyons, Kappa Sigma
at the University of Indiana
College of Law, from Indi
anapolis, Ind.
Karen Van Amburgh, Kap
pa Kappa Gamma senior in
Arts and Sciences from Oma
ha, to Terry Moshier, Uni
versity alum from Omaha.
Cindy Powell, Kappa Kap
pa Gamma sophomore in Arts
and Sciences from Norfolk, to
Steve Gage, Sigma Chi sopho
more m Engineering from
Beatrice.
Patsy Kaufman, University
alum from Elm Creek, to
Carroll Novicki, Theta Xi
senior in Engineering from
Duncan.
Kay Hiatt, Delta Delta
Delta sophomore in Teachers
from Lincoln, to Neil Hudson,
Beta Sigma Psi junior in En
gineering from Broken Bow
Susie Sidell, Gamma Phi
Beta freshman in Teachers
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"Skip" Harris
a member of Hovland-Swanson's
College Board
on being selected as the
President of the Mortar Board
of the University of Nebraska.
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from Lincoln, to Ron Jensen.
Sigma Phi Epsilon junior in
Teachers from uncoln.
Susie Edmundson, Alpha
Phi freshman in Home Ec
from Kansas City, Mo., to
Tom Sloan, Sigma Chi grad
student from Lincoln.
Margaret Liebers, junior in
Teachers from Lincoln, to
Don Linscott, Phi Delta
Theta junior in Business Ad
ministration from Lincoln.
Engagements
Angie Holbert, Delta Gam
ma senior in Home Ec from
Lincoln, to Harold Johnson,
Beta Theta Pi junior in Busi
ness Administration f r m
Lincoln.
Barbara Fitzpatrick, Delta
Gamma senior in Teachers
from Lincoln, to Gregg Ek
lund, Sigma Nu alum from
Osceola.
Genevieve 'Jill Weyand,
Kappa Alpha Theta senior
in Teachers from Hastings,
to Kaye Ramsey, sophomore
in Engineering from Hastings.
Mary Cunningham, Kappa
Kappa Gamma, senior in Arts
and Sciences from Omaha, to
Jim Herrod, Sigma Nu
alum at Miami University in
Ohio from Lima, Ohio.
Joan Briggs of New York
City, to Joseph Raible, Delta
Sigma Phi alum in Business
Administration from New
York City.
Home Economics
Honorary Picks
Fourteen Snyder
Phi Upsilon Omicron, home
economics honorary, recently
initiated 14 girls presently en
rolled in the College of Agri
culture and an honorary
member.
The new initiates included
Gunel Ataisik, Shirley Gates,
Sandra Goodell, Madge Hau-
mont, Frances Johnson,
Judith Mikkleson, Gladys
Rolf smeyer, Virginia Sage
horn, Kay Strauss, Beverly
Swoboda, Clare Vrba, Mary
Walters, Gaylean Wells and
Doralee Yeutter.
The honorary member was
Mis. Clara Gebbard Snyder.
Scholastic standing, leader
ship and professional abilities
in the fields of home econom
ics were taken into account
by active members in choos
ing the new initiates.
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STIIX MISSING This bronze sculpture, "The Dolphins,'
taken from the University Art Galleries last week is still
missing, according to University officials. The piece was
valued at $700. Its return will be accepted without Investi
gation, according to Norman Geske, director of the Gal
leries. It is believed the theft may have been a "'sneak
day" prank.
Gooddins 'died
By Ag Honorary
Dr. Thomas Goodding, pro
fessor emeritus oi agronomy,
and Charles Ahrens, senior
in the College of Agriculture,
were honored Tuesday night
by the Gamma Sigma Delta,
honor society of agriculture.
Dr. Goodding received an
award of merit as a faculty
member. He joined the Uni
versity staff in 1917 as as
sistant club leader in agri
cultural extension. Dr. Good
ding has been cited for '"out
standing service to agricul
ture." Ahrens received the senior
scholarship award for having
the highest scholastic stand
ing among seniors in Ag Col
lege. He is a member f the
Agronomy Club, Alpha Zeta
and Sigma XL
Gamma Sigma Delta also
initiated 44 new memhers.
Ag College faculty mem
bers: Donald Cianton, "Wil
liam Colville, James Drew,
RirfcorH pipmine. James Has-
sler, Jay Holman. Clyde
Noyes, and John Sulek.
Graduate Students: Free
man Biery, Murray Cor
mack, James Feather, Wayne
Guenzi, Donald Heuerman,
Duane Kantor, Edward Lan
gin, Carlos Manese, Amir
Mnkhtar, Rollin Schneider,
Gerald Wagner and Caliie
Ward.
Graduating seniors:
Charles Ahrens, Frederick
Riicc ivtaiirifp Bonne. John
Chittick, Thomas Clark, Don
ald Elliott Kennein runs,
Marvin Gehle, Eldean Ger
loff, Ralph Hazen.
Charles Homolka, Max Hou
ser, Donald Kampbell, Rob
ert Klein, Robert Lutes, Da
vid Mesner, Chauncey Nel
Rnhert Paine. Roland
Peterson, Milroy Prochaska,
James Purcell, Norman Robl
finc, Richard Rouse and
James Sandin.
Graduate
Women
Organize
National Fraternity
Forms J 5th Chapter
A chapter of Phi Delta
Gamma, national fraternity
for graduate women, has
been established on the Uni
versity -campus.
Mrs. Velna Weir will head
the new chapter. Myrtle Day
is the new vice-president;
Gertrude Chase, second vice
president; Camille Klasek, re
cording secretary ; Beryl
Bowlin, corresponding secre
tary and Mildred Bartos,
treasurer.
More than 50 members
were initiated into the group.
The purpose of the frater
nity is to promote the pro
fessional ideals among wom
en of the graduate schools
and to advance the social
welfare and activities of wom
en of the graduate Bchools.
Mrs. Weir explained that
the activities of the group
would include the sponsoring
of a foreign student program
and a scholarship grant pro
gram. The University chapter be
came' the 15th active P h i
Delta Gamma chapter in the
United States. There is also
a chapter at Omaha University.
Cap, Gown
Orcfers Soulit
All students graduating in
June should place their or
ders for caps and gowns in
the near future at the Ne
braska Bookstore, Peden's
or the University Bookstore.
Orders must be in by June
1 in order to be ready for
June 4 commencement ex
ercises. Caps and gowns
may be picked up after June
L,
Price of the Bachelor's
cap and gown is S3. The
Master's cap, gown and
hood is 87, and the Ph.D.
cap, gow n and hood is $8.
COLLEGE MEN
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Earnings will Ite in excess of $100. jer wtdk,
plus a -hance for $1,000 scholarship. Eleven
$1,000 scholarships will Iks awarded. Appli
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ance; above average in aggressiveness.
Thotte who qualify may continue their next
semester n a part time basis. For appoint
ment "write .41 Booth' 4434 No. UOth St-,
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