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Wednesday, October 7, 1964
The Daily Nebraskan
Page; 3.
TODAY
INTER-VARSITY, 1:30 p.m.,
ah Muaent union.
BUILDERS COLLEGE
DAYS Committee, 2:30 p.m
234 Student Union.
UNION TALKS AND TOP-
ICS Committee, 3:30 p.m., 232
btuaent union.
BUILDERS TOURS Com
mittee, 3:30 p.m.. 235 Student
union.
STUDENT COUNCIL, 3:30
p.m., Fan American Room,
student union.
TASSELS Rally, 4:30 p.m..
South party room, Student
Unicn.
uuni CUBS, 4:30 p.m.,
conference rooms, Student
Union.
AUF SORORITIES Drive
Committee, 4:30 p.m., 232 Stu
dent Union.
RED CROSS BOARD, 4:30
p.m., 234 Student union.
UNION PUBLIC RELA
TIONS Committee, 4:30 p.m.,
235 Student Union.
STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVI
SION, 4:30 p.m., Student
Union Ballroom.
UNION HOSPITALITY Com
mittee, 4:30 p.m., 332 Student
Union.
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE, 4:30
p.m., 334 Student Union.
AUF SPECIAL EVENTS
Committee, 4:30 p.m., 345
Student Union.
YOUTH FOR GOLDWA
TER, 7 p.m., north conference
room, Student Union.
ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
Smoker, 7 p.m., 235 Student
Union. All sophomores and
juniors interested in joining
the organization are invited
and interviews will be held
folliwing the smoker and
again on Thursday night.
TASSELS Election Commit
tee, 7 p.m., 334 Student Union.
WILDLIFE CLUB Smoker.
7:30 p.m., south conference
room, Student Union.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS,
7:30 p.m., Student Union Aud
itorium. STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVI
SION, 7:30 p.m., Student
Union Ballroom.
UNION FILM SOCIETY,
7 and 9p.m., Nebraska The
ater, "To Bed or Not to Bed."
TOMORROW
YWCA WORLD COMMUNI
TY Luncheon, 12:30 p.m.,
UCCF building. Lunch costs
50 cents.
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE Stu
dent Ambassador Committee,
3:30 p.m., Student Union Paw
nee Room.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS, 7
p.m., 232 Student Union.
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Ag Men pledges are: Gary
Ahlquist, Bob Dwyer, Phil
Harlan, Jim Hosack, Marvin
Hughes;
Gerald Johannes, Jerry
Leising, Jim Leising, Gary
Muller, Ken Nathan;
Doug Nelson, Eugene Pro-
soski, Bob Schmucker, Jack
Vandewalle, and La Vtrn
Wegner.
Pledgte class officers for
Delta Upsilon fraternity are:
Gary Gunderson, president;
Bill Olson, vice-president;
Jim Fitzgerald, secretary;
Dick Campbell, social chair
man; Larry Karol, treasurer;
Roger Lilledahl, sergeant-at-
arms Bill Olson, Junior IFC.
Pound Hall elected officers
last week.
Officers for each house are
as follows: Louisa Mae Al
cott Hall, President Sandra
Sweney, Vice President La-
Donna Renter, Secretary
Treasurer Linda Shannel;
Dolly Madison Hall, President
Anita Svoboda, V.Pres. Melo
lody A r n i s o n, Sec.-Treas.
Georgia Mertz.
Madam Curie Hall, Pres.
Pat Hines, V.Pres. Harriet
Anderson, Sec.-Treas. Pearl
I vers;
Emily Dickenson Hall,
Pres. Laura Lake, V.P res.
Bonnie Roberts; Mari Sandoz
Hall, Pres. Cheryl Taylor,
V.Pres. Carolyn Slama, Sec.
Treas. Mary Wiemann. j
Elizabeth B. Browing Hall,!
Pres. Bonnie Moon. V.Pres. J
Sharon Sato, Sec.-Treas. Su-j
san Barger; Jane Austin Hall,!
Pres. Ann Blackstone,
V.Pres. Janet Ann Jhonson,
Hall, Pres. Fran. Moore, V.
Pres. Kathy Kommers, Sec
Treas. Allegera Smith;
Tenth, Jane Addams Hall,
Pres. Claudia Mears, V.Pres.
Becky Stehl, Sec.-Treas. Mar
lene Johnson; 11th, Elizabeth
Blackwell Hall, Pres. Gretch
en Grlmble, V.Pres. Eva
Stork, Sec.-Treas. Lu i s e
Thielhorn;
Carrie Nation Hall, Pres.
Marty Andre, V.Pres. Karen
Christensen, Sec. Shirley
tsraoiey, Treas. Kae Ann
Baldridge, Amelia Erhardt
Hall, Pres. Leita Weitzen
kamp, V.Pres. Karla Bals,
Sec. Suzanne Murdock, Treas.
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Maynard Trades Chicken For Delta Gamma
Small town boy makes good
in the big city. Seven years
ago Maynard Jerome Furd
left the relative security of
his father's chicken ranch in
Funk and came to the Uni
versity. '
Maynard missed many
things at NU and especially
his pet chicken Huey.
Last night Maynard found
a friend on campus to take
Huey's place. He gave his
Agronomy Club pin to Daily
Nebraskan Copy Editor Vicki
Elliott.
PINNINGS
Vicki Elliott, Delta Gamma
senior in Arts and Sciences
from Beatrice, to Dave Kre-
cek, Theta Xi graduate in
Business Administration from
Omaha.
Susan Segrist, Pi Beta Phi
junior in Arts and Sciences
from Legwood, Kan. to Mick
Sumnick Phi Gamma Delta
junior in Business Adminis
tration from Waterloo.
Jan Salzman, Alpha Delta
Pi sophomore in Arts and
Sciences from Lincoln to Ro
ger Hirsch, Delta Upsilon
junior in Arts and Sciences
from Lincoln.
Janis Joynt, Alpha Phi
junior elementary education
major in Teacher's College
from Lincoln to John Bald
win, Alpha Tau Omega junior
in Arts and Sciences from
Columbus.
Pat Harrison, sophomore in
Home Economics from Belle-
vue to Bo Frisch, Theta Xi
senior in Teacher's College
from Lincoln.
Mary Florence, Alpha Phi
in Teacher's College from Se
attle, Wash, to Scott Rynepr
son, Kappa Sigma junior in
civil engineering from Oma
ha.
Mary Pickett, senior in
Nursing from Hastings to
Jim Berry, Beta Theta Pi
freshman in Dental School
from Hastings.
Dori Sheffield, Phi Mu
sophomore in Teacher's Col
lege at Neraska Wesleyan
University from Omaha to
Bob Hatcher, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon junior in Teacher's
College from Omaha.
Jackie Koutshy, Delta Zeta
sophomore in Teacher's Col-
lege at Nebraska Wesleyan
University from Elmwood to
Koger stott, Delta Sigma Pi
sophomore in Business Ad-
ministration from Gothenburg.
Sharon Nenstiel, Ogallala,
to Loren Blakeney, Delta
Sigma Pi sophomore in Busi
ness Administration from Og
allala. ENGAGEMENTS
uwjr uiuuugc iiujii run-
drege to Gary Sprague, Beta
COMMUNITY CONCERT
Ticket Sale:
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Students $5.00
Adults $8.00
Tickets available at the
Student Union Ticket Booth
PROGR MS:
Oct. 28 Bernard Peiffer Jazz Trio
Noy. 1 9 Ferrante fir Teicher
Dec. 9 Clebanoff Strings
Jan. 14 Chicago Opera Ballet
Mar. 23 Birgit Nilsson
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Why Suppress Pay-TVI Th Fight In'
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TV, a hot subject coming before
California voters in November.
"Nelson Algren at Fifty-Five" by H.
E. F. Donohue: Good talk about writers
and life based on interviews with prize
novelist, Nelson Algren.
Poetry by: Peter Davison, Thomas
Hornsby Ferril, W. S. Merwin, and Anna
Akhmatova, as translated by Robert
Lowell.
PLUS AN ATLANTIC EXTRA: "A
Writer in Search of Himself" by Sean
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autobiography, Vive Moil, tells
of his three years at Harvard
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to Ireland.
Month In, month out
The Atlantic's editors
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Sigma Psi freshman in Arts
and Sciences from Holdrege.
Jane Comstock. Alpha Phi
junior in Teacher's College
from Omaha to Larry ; Whis
enand from Omaha.; .. ;
Janet Harvey from Ulysses
to Francis Lavicky, Alpha
Gamma Rho senior in Agri
culture from Seward.
Carol Daugherty from Has
tings to Dennis Defrain, Alpha
Gamma Rho senior in Agri
culture from Fairbury.
Joanie Clifton, Pound Hall
sophomore in Arts and Sci
ences from Pittsburgh, Penn.
to Ned Consolver, sophomore
in Architecture from Ravena,
N.Y.
Ann Webster, Alpha Xi Del
ta senior in Teacher's Col
lege from WInterset, la. to
Maurice Sullivan,1 Delta Sig
ma PI senior in business ad
ministration from Des
Moines, la.
Laurel France from Chey
enne, Wyo. to Gary Lamb,
Phi Mu Alpha sophomore in
Teacher's College from Alli
ance. Anita Friehe, sophomore in
Business Administration from
Culbertson to Clarence Glaser
from Spalding.
Gamma Sigma Delta
Dr. Charles Adams was
named president of the Ne
braska Chapter of Gamma
Sigma Delta, the Honor So
ciety of Agriculture, at the
annual meeting of the organ
ization in Lincoln Friday.
Adams, who is associate
professor of animal science
and head of the meats labor
atory, succeeds Howard L.
Elects New President
Wiegers, assistant professor
of poultry science.
Gamma Sigma Delta, whose
members are recognized for
scholastic attainment and con
tributions to agriculture, is
centered at the College of
Agriculture and Home Eco
nomics. Many of its over
300 members in the Nebraska
chapter are associated with
other agricultural agencies
and organizations.
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