THE DAIL Y NEBRASKAN
HUSKERS HOLD
ANNUAL FEAGT
n ft. kin n:iirt 1.1
hm i fook for an unbeatable learn
next year and 1 will be on the Jobs
to do what I can for tneni. i
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Tlease boys leave your smoking
material with Jack until the tames
are over."
iTMihina thon went on to give a His
tory i t football. He told of usvi made
of It bv the Um;ins and Greeks In
training for the military life. He told
how the irame liad spread to i.ur.u
and to Ireland and how the latter
country had developed the sieaieai
or kickers ever known, ium
low V - ,
whv Notre Dame has an advantage m
the kicUins end. he said. He ruerreu
the Cornhuskers to Jack Bet to It-am
of the Ions string of football heroes
on the Nebraska record.
Captain Swanson was the next
speaker on the program. He Ifcnnke I
the students for the support slicmi
to the team this year and pvdUt l
that the Cornhuskers wou'd have tho
biggest team In America next year.
Captain-elect H-rtley took exception
to the use of football for military
training purposes. He declared ti.-.t
military training was used hy Coach
Dawson in trainin;: Nebraskans f-r
football. He called Swanson the great
est captain any Cornhusker t-am ever
had. He than a.-ked that the students
give the same suppcrt next year as
they showed this season.
Chancellor Avery Speaks.
Cliancelor Samuel Avery gave
pr;-.ise to the tv..(....r.g sti.ff v' the
Cornhushers f. U y H" d.:--iaied
Dawson w; s the greatest of al!
,.n,.i. .-.n.1 i'.:s last seas ,n as the
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
The freshmen of Sigma Phi Epsilon
greatest footbaU season in fie history entertained the upper classmen at a
J Coruhusker stood and silently paid
tribute to that Cornhusker, a freater
fighter than who lias never been seen,
but who was nevertheless no better a
fighter than the football men ot to
day. Day gave praise to 3. F. Sehulte
who took his place at coaching while
y was undergoing an operation
early in tho se.isou.
Assistant Coach Owen Frank, for
mer Cornhusker captain, praised the
team as being as good as there Is la
the United States. He said that the
Cornhuskers must not get co.-k-sured-ness,
for that resulted in a big fall
for one Oklahoma football aggrega
tion. Moving pictures followed the
speeches. The pictures showed the
wonderful celebration which the
Cornhuskers gave to their team on
the return from Pitt. Pictures of Cap
tain Swanson, Captain-elect H.'.rtley
and all of the coaches were shown.
man of Ogalalla, was an out-of-town
guest.
Omega Beta PI.
Omega Beta PI heJd a danlo in hon
or of its pledges at Ellen Smiih hall,
Saturday, December 10. Forty couples
were present and Prof. uul Mrs. Pow
ors, Dr. Waite, and Dr. EhloupkA act
ed as chaperons. Cider and doughnuts
were served as refreshments.
The Sigma Nu annual pig dinner
was given Saturday evening at the
chapter house. The decorations wen
ferns and palms. Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Emery, Lincoln; Mrs. am! Mrs.
Arthur Dolsen, Lincoln; and Mr. and
Mrs. WL'liam Randell. Omaha were
the chaperons. The out of town
guests were Mair McGaffin, David
City; Vivian Yarney. Broken r.ow,
and Mary Henderson, York. C. Mc-
Hirran carved the pig. After the thir
ty-three couples were served the six
course dinner at small table.', tuej
danced. This formal dinner dance is
a national event of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Personal Notes.
Miss Laura Suhr who graduated
with the class of "20. sailed from San
Francisco Saurdy. She la going to
India here she wil serve as a missionary.
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Mornliiir. afternoon
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Pi Kappa Phi.
Pi Kappa Phi celebrated their found
er's day at a banquet Saturday at the
h-and hotel. The decorations were in
the fraternity colors nd flowers. An
excellent toast program was worked
out, which added a great deal of pleas
ure to the occasion. Betides the act
ive members present, numerous alum
nae were back for the event.
I'nira'tiiv t-.f Xebrasi:a. It
was the great. st in manly exhibition
and courage, he said.
He praised F. V,. Luehrinj ..5 the
man who organized victor. who
brought Coach Dawson to Nebraska.
He told of how the coaches all work
ed together.
The chancellor next gave a share tf
the rraise to the student body which
so loyally su ported the team. He
said the ent'-.usiasm, devotion ;-nd loy
alty of students to the " caches
directors and the team helped much.
He declared that nothing was S3 pre
cious to t".:e student b;;dy a a c'.cin
record He asked that the amateur
record at Nebraska might rem-in ih
sa'utely clean.
Lu;bring Asks for More Men.
Director of Athletics Fred Y'. Luefc
rin? told the students how Kltle he
had heard of Nebraska oefore he came
to the Cornhusker school and of how
much bieger it was than he. had heard.
Luehrin? appealed to the men t j
all set cut for as many athlt-iics as
they can. lie declared there re men
in the unite, sity who are not cut fcr
fuuthali but who could make the te in.
He said that ru matter h v many
come out, if the cjachm? stall and
the fit'M a:e not sufficient .'J take
care cl' ti.e-m ail, more c a'-hes
moie fie Js will be provided.
Luehrir.2 j-a: 1 that the New York
papers have discovered Nebraska and
that the e. s-t i-as this year fo.:ud that
it can lok further west than the
A'leghany mountains, its limit ifl the
past.
Students Cheer Dav.scn.
Such yelling as has not bfn hear;
-.t Nebraska in many years iceleu
Hei-d Coach Fred T. Daws.oi. Ti.e
cheering 1; sted more than a minute
Without a sit'n of abatement.
Daws n leiused to tahe muc'i of the
praise for tLe wonderiul .c:n Ne
braska had this y. ar. He turn.d ni i; ii
j tt Coaches F'rank, Day iin'
Sehulte. He praised the fr.-si.m.in
squad and t ,Id of how hard they made
the varsity work.
Dawson then told ,f the grit which
characterized the Cornhuske' team
ttis jear. He cited John Pucelik,
who in two panics had his arm out .!
Joint l,ur tinx-s and still continue .
to play, AYright who always efused
to r.drnit tiredness when he couIj
barely walk. Hendrif kson who crawlel
on his hands and knc-eB into -'OKiticn
rather than be taken out when his
knee was wrenched in practice. Tain:
like that were characteristic of the
entire squad, he said.
Dawgon asked the students if th'.y
were worthy of such repres eitatioii
as the "arn is giving them. He tola
of the hiph praise for Nebraska which
is over-running the east. He askcxl
that Nebraska should not get cock
sure for that might spoil a'l the hopes
bo bright now.
Dawson then said that tbo men
being alert would succeed in lile. H?
said that a man who quits In the
outside world when a problem con
fronts him is Just ag much of a quii
ter as the one who lays dowa In a
football game.
Day and Frank Speak.
Assistant Coach William Day, last
year's captain, was the next si-eaker.
Before starting his speech, D?y asked
that the banqueters stand for a mo
ment In silent tribute to Dusl
Rhodes. Cornhusker warrior cf years
ago, who gave the supreme ncriflces
In France. For one ininut every
'mii--e. i':ui.f S;unri!av eveninz. Th
fraternity colors of purple and red
were used for decorations. Mr. Edwin
Huffman and Mr. William Holt were
the chaperons. After the party refresh
ments were served.
Alpha Tau Omega.
Alpha Tau Omega was host to forty
couples at a house dance Saturday
evening. Christmas decorations wee
effectively used throughout the house
Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Rov
Man on and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bush.
Dick Newman of Ha. tings was an out-
of-tewn guest.
Achoth.
Seventv couples were entertained
by Achoth pledges. Saturday evening
at the Lindell hotel. Confetti and ser
pentine were given to the guests.
Chaperons were Mrs. H. Hiatt. Mr.
and Mrs. T. Taylor, Mr. and Mr.
Avery Pickering. Mrs. W. II. Shire-
Gamma Phi Beta.
Gamma Phi Beta entertained at a
tea Saturday afternoon for dormitory
girls. Decorations were pink roses
and shaded candles. Ices, cak?s, ana
randy were sered. There were about
one hundred guests.
ENAGEMENTS.
The encagement of Miss Irene Frey
and Earle F. East has been announced
by Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Frey. Miss Frey
is a soprano in University and a mem
ber of Chi Omega. Mr. East is in the
pre-medic college and a member of
Omega Beta Pi. The wedding will take
place January 3.
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But this time come armed with your Christmas
Gifi List and we'll guarantee that you won't go home
with an empty "game" bag and very few of you will
v rr0 home with an empty pocketbook, either, for you
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..ifts f'r mother, father, Kister
Mother, friends both oy and frirl
rii,.ds i-ounsins, aunts, untdes and
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,-ome here, you d n't have to spend
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and asking. What you want is
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Regular "Hunters" get an early
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you want.
We are stocked ready for a
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