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The Nebroskan
Friday, Feb. 24, 1961
House Parties 'Galore9
Mark Week-End Calendar
llouse parties galore this
"week-end will cause a scurry
among the coeds on campus
to locate that long-forgotten
sailor outfit left over from
Coed Follies or the yellow
polka-dot bikini that was such
Filkins Named
Bet Showman
Mlon Filkins, junior in ag
riculture, was named grand
champion showman in the
Block and Bridie club spon
sored livestock showmanship
contest.
Roger Stork won reserve
champion in the same con
test. '
Filkins was named grand
champion after placing first
in the swine showmanship
contest. William Alschwede
took second place in the
swine contest.
The sheep showmanship
contest's top honors were
awarded to Larry Williams,
first and Gerald Huntwork,
second.
Champion of the beef show
manship contest was Roger
Stork and reserve champion
Francis Lavicky.
The beef contest was sub
divided into three divisions.
The winners and their respec
tive divisions include: Roger
Stork, first and Bruce Jame
son, second in the angus di
vision; Francis Lavicky,
first and Frank Morrison,
second in the short horn di
vision; John Joyner, first and
Mick Harding, second in the
hereford division.
a hit two years ago ilike
what else do you wear to a
Playboy house party")
Friday
Chi Omega open house, aft
er Coed Follies.
Kappa Delta open house
after Coed Follies.
Saturday
Alpha Gamma Sigma
'Space Age" house party,
8-11:30 p.m.
Alpha Tau Omega house
party, 9-12 p.m.
Delta Sigma Phi "Sailors
Ball" house party, 8-12 p.m.
Phi Delta Theta house
party, 9-12 p.m.
Phi Kappa Psi "Egyptian"
house party, 8-12 p.m.
Pi Kappa Phi "Beatnik"
house party, 9-12 p.m.
Sigma Alpha E p s i 1 o n
"Ben-Hur"
(Continued from page 2)
archives as the finest ex
ample of the use of the mo
tion picture camera to rec
ord an action sequence."
As most people know, the
film won eleven Academy
Awards last year, a record
for any film in any year.
I cannot, after two view
ings in Omaha, deny its ex
cellence. Perhaps the only
two American films I would
consider superior are "Citi
zen Kane" and the already
mentioned "Gone With the
Wind." By all means, see
"Ben-Hur"!
Religious Activities
Campus religious groups
this Sunday will sponsor a
banquet, panels and speak
ers.
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN
CHAPEL A student panel will
discuss "Christian Witness
ing" following the 5:30 sup
per. There will also be pledg
ing of new members.
NEWMAN CLUB Bishop
James V. Casey will offer
the 5 p.m. mass in the chapel
and preach at the mass in
observance of Cardinal New
man Day. The annual New
man Awards Banquet will be
held at 6 p.m. at the New
man Student Center. The
Rev. Cornelius McLaughlin,
chaplain of the Lincoln Air
Base, will present the topic,
"The Challenge for Youth."
UNITED CAMPUS CHRIS
TIAN FELLOWSHIP A panel
on dating and courtship will
highlight the program from
5:30 to 7.30.
WESLEY FOUNDATION
"Methodism in Nebraska's
History," presented by Dr.
James Olson of the history
department, will follow a 5
p.m. supper and vespers at
6:00.
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Episcopaleans and M e t h o
dists" will follow t h e 5 p.m.
supper. This is one of a se
ries of presentations on "Our
Denominational Contributions
to Christianity."
FIRST BAPTIST - Follow
ing a 5 p.m. supper, topics
will be given on "Baptist His
tory," "Existentialism," and
"Discussion of the Trinity."
NATIONAL LUTHERAN
COUNCIL A slide presenta
tion, "Invest Your Summer,"
will be given by Karen Long,
Judy Polenz, and Kay Stute
following supper at 5:30.
EPISCOPAL Morning serv
ices include holy communion
at 9 a.m. and morning prayer
at 11:00.
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
"Dance Macabre" house par
ty, 8-12 p.m.
Sigma Chi "Playboy" house
party, 9-12 p.m.
Thcta Xi date dinner, 6-9
p.m.
Sunday
Alpha Chi Omega open
house tea, 2-5 p.m.
Delta Delta Delta tea for
visiting officer, 3-5 p.m.
Delta Gamma date dinner,
6-8 p.m.
Kappa Kappa Gamma date
dinner, 6-7:30 p.m. -
Arnold Wins Ag
Honorary Award
Roy Arnold, junior in agri
culture, was presented Gam
ma Sigma Delta's sophomore
scholarship award at the
group's annual scholarship
recognition dinner Tuesday.
Arnold was one of 24 sopho
mores and juniors recognized
for outstanding scholastic ac
hievement by the Nebraska
chapter of the national agri
cultural honorary.
The scholarship was pre-
sented to Arnold for compil-1
ing the highest accumulative J
grade average last year ,
among sophomore level agri-
cultural students.
Other juniors recognized
w ere Merlin Erickson, Mylon
Filkins, James Greer, Char
les Heffelbower, Stanley
Lahm, Everett Larson, John
Oltjen, Deon Stuthman, Jerry
Thompson and Daniel Wehr
bein. Top sophomores include Ar
lo Biers, Alan Dexter, David
Dolcater, Jay Graf, Ralph
Groteluschen, Larry Hammer,
Michael Hitchcock, Joe Hult
quist, Terry Jackson, Arlen
Krause, Gary Sears, Richard
Slemons, and Edwin Thurber.
Group to Discuss
Subversive Activities
Cleon Skonsen, former FBI
agent and now an assistant
to J. Edger Hoover, will pre
sent a taped address oa sub
versive activities in the
United States to the members
of the Channing-Marray dis
cussioii group at 7 p.m. Son-
day in the Unitarian church,
12th and H.
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Extra Community Concert
Attraction Tliis Saturday
A special Lincoln Commu
nity Concert attraction, the
joint recital of M a r j o r i e
Lawrence and Nelson and
Neal, will be presented at
Pershing Auditorium Satur
day at 8 p.m.
The show, an extra fifth at
traction for Community Con
cert members, will be pre
sented with no extra charge
to members, according to
Lou Roper, president of Com
munity Concerts.
Miss Lawrence, described
by some as "the world's,
greatest living dramatic so
prano," is a former prima
donna of the Metropolitan and
Paris Opera Houses.
She is an artist in residence
at Southern Illinois Music De
partment in Carbondale, 111.
The young piano team, Nel
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over a thousand recitals in
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