T II E DAILY NEBRASKA!
First Round Pairings in Record
Breaking High School Tourney
CLASS A.
Creighton Prep. . Hastings
Fremont vs. Chadron High.
Crete North Platte.
Omaha 1 ech. T. Ravenna.
Omaha Central v. West Point.
Nebraska City vs. Lincoln.
Beatrice vs. York.
South Omaha vs. Grand Island.
CLASS B.
Chadron Prep. vs. Omaha North.
Clay Center vs. Plattsmouth.
Geneva vt. Indian'ola.
Central City vt. Alliance.
Antley vs. Randolph.'
Havelock vs. Sutton.
Gothenburg v. University Place.
Kearney v. Columbus.
CLASS C.
Potter vs. St. Paulr
Benedict vs. ArlinRton.
Benson (Omaha) vs. Scottsb'.uf f.
Deaf School (Omaha) vs. Norfolk
Falls City vs. David City.
Wahoo vs. Albion.
Genoa vs. Seward.
CLASS D.
Schuyler vs. Wausa.
Frierd vs. Morrill.
Wisner vs. Bridgeport.
Arnold vs. Nelson.
Ashland vs. Sidney.
Temple (Lincoln) vs. Aurora.
Holdrege vs. Superior.
Mllford vs. Harvard.
CLASS E.
Gering vs. Valentine. r
Reynolds vs. Atkinson.
Kartingtoa vs. Aggie High (Lin
coln.). College View vs Fairbury.
Bethany vs. Winnebago.
Bayard vs. Valley.
Chappell vs. Curtis Aggies.
St. Edward vs. Newman Grove.
CLASS F.
Verdon vs. Mead.
Ponca vs. Genoa.
Battle Creek vs. Osceola.
Farnam vs. Broken Bow.
Cambridge vs. Wilbur.
Ong vs. Wakefield.
Ogallala vs. Fullerton.
O'Neill vs. Venango.
CLASS G.
Humboldt vs. Ainsworth.
Stanton vs. Walthilt.
Papillion vs. Paxton.
Honey Creek (Salem) vs. Big
Springs.
Oxford vs. Hardy.
Bladen vs. South Sioux City.
Surprise vs. Scotia.
Wilsonville vs. Oakdale.
CLASS H.
Enstit vs. Oakland.
Bancroft vs. Crawford.
Pierce vs. Yutan.
Hebron Academy vs. Litchfield.
Exeter vs. Waterbury.
Merna vs. Lyons.
North Bend vs. Bertrand.
St. Patrick (G. I.) vs. Per Dem
onstration. CLASS I.
North Loup vs. Bassett (Rock
County).
Pender vs. Loup City.
Stromsburg vs. Herman.
Dunbar vs. Tilden.
Minden vs. Osmond.
Bratton Union (Humboldt) vs.
Lexington.
Scribner vs. Alma.
Guardian Angels (West Point)
vs. Palmer.
CLASS J.
Sargent vs. Greenwood.
Oconto vs. Gibbon.
Bartley vs. Creiton.
Eagle vs. Clarkton.
Syracuse vs. Lewiston.
Dannebrof vs. Sprague-Martel.
Sbrlton vs. Franklin.
Elm Creek vs. Cathedral (Lin
coln). CLASS K.
Douglas vs. Overton.
Ruskin vs. Weston.
Talmage vs. Huntley.
Blue Hill vs. Gordon.
Braiaard vs. Pleasanton.
Lodge Pole vs. Elmwood.
Firth vs. Verdi gre
Burwell vs. Thayer
CLASS L.
Benklemaa vs. Sumner.
Hailam v. Waverly.
Stockville vs. Kennard.
Elgin vs. Humphrey.
Wesleyaa Preps, vs. Stockham.
Units vs. Blooming ton.
Fairmont vs. Valparaiso.
Panama vs. Spencer.
CLASS M.
Dewitt vs. Red Willow.
Prague vs. Adams.
Springfield vs. Wiggle Creek.
Matcor drew a bye.
Belvidere vs. Palisade.
Marquette vs. Diller.
Greiham vs. Table Rock.
Pilfer drew a bye.
CLASS N
Becmer vs. Odell.
Swanton vs. Goehner.
Belden vs. Trumbull.
Juanita drew a bye.
l?eaver Crossing vs. Ohiowa.
Callaway vs. Stamford.
Clatonia vs. Carroll.
Tobias drew a bye.
CLASS O.
Miller vs. Comstock.
Long Pine vs. Linch.
Beaver City vs. Riverton.
AIvo drew a bye.
Sterling vs. Dodge.
Campbell vs. Atlanta.
Bartlett (Wheeler Co.) vs.
Creek.
Dorchester drew a bye.
CLASS P.
Chester vs. Cedar Bluffs.
Hooper vs. Trenton.
Madrid vs. Shelby.
Western drew a bye.
Milligan vs. Burchard.
Uehling vs. Newport.
Rokeby vs. Meadow Grove.
Hildreth drew a bye.
CLASS Q.
Vesta vs. Lisco.
Stella vs. Daykin.
Plymouth vs. Cedar Rapids.
Brule drew a bye.
Bennet vs. Whitman.
Wood Leke vs. Palmyra.
Walton vs. Hubbell.
Deshler drew a bye.
CLASS R.
Craig vs. Hickman.
Thedford vs. Poole.
Barneston vs. Elkhorn.
Bradshaw vs. Grant.
Hampton vs Dent an.
Ewing vs. Phillips.
Belleview vs. Mullen.
Filley drew a bye.
CLASS S.
Brunswick vs. Giltner.
Murdock vs. Roseland.
Louisville vs. Clearwater.
Bruning vs. Glenvil.
Coleridge vs. Bellwood.
Cortland vs. Orchard.
Arapahoe vs. Hay Springs.
CLASS T.
Ulysses vs. Holmesville.
Virginia vs. Raymond.
Tomora vs. Gurley.
Elk
Blue Springs vs. St. Mary's (G.
I.).
Berwyn vs. Holbrook.
Henderson vs. Carlcton.
Dunning vs. Nehawka.
Belgrade vs. Hyannis.
CLASS U.
Clarks vs. Cowles.
Waco vs. Stuart.
Loretto vs. EI wood.
Springview vs. Dwight.
Grafton vs. Dakota City.
Duncan vs. Eilver Creek.
Amherst vs. Liberty.
CLASS V.
Dry Valley vs. Bingham.
Johnson vs. Farwell.
Bristow vs. Leigh.
Cairo vs. Hendley.
Chapman vs. Strang.
Max vs. Cordova.
Goodwin Cons. vs. Eckle Cons.
Butte vs. Unadilla.
Utica vs. Monroe.
PLAN TO ENTERTAIN
VISITING ATHLETES
University Y. M. C. A. Is Arranginff
Extensive Program. Including
Tours of Campus
For the entertainment and educa
tion of the hiph school students participating-
in the state basketball
tournament March 11, 12, and 13, the
University Y. M. C. A. has prepared
an extensive program. A committee
of welcome, in cooperation with the
Lincoln high school Hi-Y club, will
meet students at all railway and bus
stations.
LOCAL ARCHITECT
TALKST0J0MIQ0E
Walter Wilton Discusses Profession
At Smoker of Student
Society
Mr. Walter F. Wilson, of the firm
of Davis and Wilson, architects, of
Lincoln, addressed a smoker held by
Ionique Society Thursday evening on
"The Profession of Architecture."
Mr. Davis also spoke at the meeting
on "Morrill Hall," explaining the de
tails by means of plans and sketches.
Mr. Wilson stated in his address
that "Although the profession of ar
chitecture, and architecture itself, is
WOMEN PRACTICE
FOR CAGE TOURNEY
Training Schedule For Class Teams
Announced; Meet Begins
March 18
The Women's Athletic Association
announces that there will be no more
noon practices for basketball this sea
son. There are to be four o'clock
practices this week on Monday, Tues
day, and Wednesday. The sopho
mores are to come out on Monday,
the freshmen on Tuesday, and the
juniors and seniors on Wednesday.
No one else may come out on these
three nights except members of the
classes designated. All practices in
basketball must be completed by
March 18, as the drawings will be
made then, and the tournament will
be played March 18 to 23.
SHIELDS HEADS SIGMA TAU
Escorted tours through public in- considered one of the fine arts, the
stitutions including the cnpitol, Col- j real efficiency of an architectural or
lege of Agriculture, and the city cam- ganization depends on a considerable
p-js will be conducted under the knowledge of business and business
supervision of a committee of thirty- . methods. Architects of this day
five. 'should be fully capable of carrying
The Freshmen Council will enter-through all of the special design
tain Friday evening at 7:30 in Social ! problems of any certain commission,
SfiencA uditoiim with a program together witn tne structural, mecn
including action pictures of the Not
re Dame game, slow-motion track
pict-ires, and views of the Freshman
Initiation and Olympics contests
through the courtesy of Dr. G. C
Condra of the conservation and sur
vey division. The Dramatic club will
Dresent a skit. Talks will be given
hv Coach E. E. Bears: Reginald Mil-, Ai ts degree
Ier, '29, ex-president of the freshman
class; Lonnie Stiner, captain of the
192G football team; and Wendell
during a get
anicnl, and business relation prob
lems which must necessarily enter in
to the work of completing any single
cuitimisbion. Although it may seem
a terrific hardship, it would seem ,
best that the architectural course
should be taken merely as a post-1
graduate course after the Bachelor of !
had been reached." I
"Peggy," A Vaudeville- Music-Comedy
Revue with Chorus at the
Liberty All This Week
There is a real treat in store for
the patrons of the Liberty this week.
Toby Wilson and a company of thirty
artists will be seen in 'Teggy," the
fourth vaudeville musical road show
appearing here this season. Toby
Wilson in 'Teggy," a rural comedy
with music, is cast in the role of an
impoverished native of the Ozark
Mountains who attains millions over
night through an oil well discovered
on his farm. He immediately sets
forth for Palm Beach in an endeavor
to revel in the luxuries and to en
able his wife to scale the social lad
der. His creation of the part is said
to be his best characterization anil his
supporting company is ideally cast to
make of "Peggy" a tremendous suc
cess. The production is a novelty
in itself and there are many excellent
voices in the company, which in
cludes a genuine beauty chorus, both
in dancing and in natural beauty.
"Casey of the Coast Guard," news
and comedy pictures, the first half,
and "The Winking Idol" the last
half of the week. Music by Babich
and his prize orchestra. Adv.
Coach. PI. i r
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Miss Martha Baird, '26, f tk. ,
partment of dramatic art fa JVt
City coaching piny Th, V
Princess," to be given b - the
men's Club. Miss Ruth R,L .1
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of the same departmenf . . .'. '
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Lincoln Student Elected President of
Engineering Honorary
The annual election of officers of
Sigma Tau, honorary engineering
fraternity, was held Thursday. The
following were elected and will as
sume the duties of their office im
mediately: President Lester Shields, Lincoln
Vice-President Eldred Morton,
Cook.
Recording Secretary Ernest Pol
lard, Nehawka.
Corresponding Secretary Carl
Hinrich, Hildreth.
Treasurer -Carl Madsen, Lincoln.
Historian Laurence Smith, Oma
ha.
Flood Gives Illuttrated Lecture Tc
Vocational Education Club
The Vocational Education Club
met Thursday evening for one of its
regular social gatherings and busi
ness meetings. After dinner a short
business meeting was held for the el
ection of officers. Theodore King,
Ord, was elected president; Herrold
Milen, Republic, Kans., vice-president;
Helen Noyes, Valley, secretary;
and Ross Miller, Franklin, treasurer.
FVnnris Flood, associate editor of
the Nebraska Farmer, gave an illus- j$
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