Three Get
Year Leave
Of Absence
Three University professors
have received the consent of
the Board of Regents to
spend the next school year
lecturing and doing research
work abroad.
Dr. Glenn W. Gray, profes
sor of history, has received a
University Research Council
FAllowshin to study parlia
mentary proceedings in the i
British Isles during the fallj
semester. " j
Dr. William Bowsky, associ-.
ate professor of history, will I
travel t Italv where he will'
study the history of medieval
Siena. Siena was one of the
greatest commercial and
banking powers in Western
Europe during the 13th Cen
tury. Dr. Bowsky will take
his leave during second se
mester of next year.
Dr. Oscar Mandel, asoci
ate professor of English, has
received a Fulbright Fellow
ship to lecture on English
and American literature at
the Amsterdam Municipal
University for the 1960-61
school year.
A year's absence was also
granted by the Regents to
Dr. Merle Stoneman, profes
sor of school administration
and elementary education.
Dr. Stoneman will accept a
position in the U.S. Office of
Education, school plants di
vision. Four resignations were ac
cepted by the Board of Re
gents. They included Dr. Hel
len Linkswiler, professor of
home economics; Robert Wot
ton, associate professor of zo
ology; Miss Jean Davis as
sociate professor of home
economics; and Phil Ruesch
hoff, coordinator of art in the
Extension Division.
Research grants totaling
$112,481, training grants
amounting to $85,523 and Fel
lowships equaling $6,802 were
accepted by the Board.
On the Social Side.
Last Weekend Full
Of Parties, Balls
House parties and formals
wUl dominate the social cal
ender this, the last weekend
before finals studying begins
in earnest.
Friday
Alpha Omicron Pi Rose for
mal, 7-12 p.m.
Filkim Elected
Builders Rep
Myron Filkins, sophomore
In Agriculture, was elected
Builders Student Council rep
presentative Thursday.
He was the last member to
be elected, except for a run
off election for Tassels repre
sentative, due to a tie.
Grad Club
Parly Tonight
The Grad Club Party Dance
will be held tonight at 8:30 in
the Student Union party room.
Delta Pim Elect,
Pledge, Initiate
During Week
Delta Phi Delta, national
art honorary, has elected
Thelhia Christertson as its
new president. Other officers
chosen include Tweed
Champe Evans, vice presi
dent; Bette McKeown, secre
tary and Kay Harano, treas
urer. Last week seven students
were pledged to the honorary
on the basis of scholarship
and art ability. They were
Susie Heggen, Barb Hoffman,
Lynn Wright, Lois Muhle.
Mary Erickson, Mary Raben
and Linda Turnbull.
In addition. Delta Phi Del
ta initiated five new mem
bers. They included Tom Slo
ane, Judy Lang. Miss Evans,
Miss Harano and Miss Mc
Keown.
Miss Harana has been
chosen to represent Psi chap
ter of the honorary at the Na
tional 50 year convention in
Lawrence, Kan. June 24-26.
National Defense
Loans Available
July 15 is the deadline for
filing applications for loans on
the National Defense Student
Loan Program.
Students that are on the
loan program at present must
also file new applications by
the 15th.
Applications forms and in
formation are available at the
Student Loan office m 204 Administration.
Alpha Xi Delta date-dinner",
6-8 p.m.
Delta Gamma-FarmHouse
exchange pizza, 5:30-7.
Sigma Chi formal, 8-12 p.m.
Lincoln General-B e s s e y,
Selleck dance, 7:30-11 p.m.
Saturday
Alpha Gamma Rho sweet
heart formal, 6-12 p.m.
Alpha Tau Omega formal,
8-12 p.m.
Beta Sigma Psi "Hard
Luck" house party; 9-12 p.m.
Beta Theta Pi Beachcom
ber house party, 8-12 p.m.
Phi Delta Theta "Swamp
Stomp" house party, 9-12 p.m.
Phi Gamma Delta Fiji Is
land house party, 9-12 p.m.
1 Theta Xi Driftwood house
party, 8 12 p.m.
Ag Men Cowboy Party, 7
11 p.m.
Selleck Quadrangle Soccer
Club Dance, 8-11 p.m.
Sunday
Fedde-Love Memorial Tea,
4-5 p.m.
Farmllouse date picnic,
2:30-5:30 p.m.
Organ Recital
Bv Roberts Set
Myron Roberts, professor
of organ, will give the first
organ recital at the newly
constructed Church of the
Holy Trinity in Lincoln on
Sunday at 4 p.m.
The recital will be open to
the public and will include
a group of Bach selections
and others inspired by the
Anglican tradition.
Roberts will play one of his
own compositions. "Prelude
and Trumpetings," which is
now in the process of being
published.
This is also the first time
for a recital on the church
organ. Roberts was the
church's consultant in the con
struction of the organ and is
the congregation's permanent
organist.
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