FOUR
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2t, ly
OKLAHOMA DEFEATS
Sooners Pin Down Nebraska
Team in Spectacular
Mat Contest
MEET ENDSJ7 TO 11
The Nebraska wrestling team
finished Us Big Six schedule In
third place In the standings, losing
to the Oklahoma matmen by a 17
to 11 score at the Coliseum Satur
day evening. Each team scored a
fall, with Oklahoma winning four
derisions to Nebraska's two. uy
winning from Nebraska. Oklahoma
clinched second place in me uig
Sir. .
Th match between Reimers of
Nebraska and Captain Basbara or
Oklahoma In the 145-pound class
proved to be the deriding contest
of the meet. Bashara took the de
cision with a time advantage of
four minutes, twelve seconds In an
overtime period. He overcame an
early lead piled up by Reimrs to
cause a draw for the regulation ten
minutes.
Peterson Floors Bast
Peterson, Nebraska heavyweight,
brought the meet to a spectacular
finish by pinning Bass of Okla
homa In one minute, twenty-two
seconds. No less spectacular was
the 155-pound match. Berry of Ok
lahoma downing Robertson of Ne
braska sftr thirty seconds of
wrestling.
Captain Toman of Nebraska dis
posed of his opponent, Follart, in
the 165-pound class in decisive
fashion, with a time advantage of
Adolpa Slmic, who usually appears
among the 155-poundera, stepped up
into the 175-pound class and turned
in a victory over Cunningham of
Oklahoma with a time advantage
of three minutes thirty-eight sec
onds.
Eklund, Nebraska'! 125-pound en
try, lost his first match of the sea
son to Mantooth. of Oklahoma by a
time advantage of nine minutes.
Andrews of Nebraska dropped a
decision to Miller of Oklahoma in
the 135-pound class with a time ad
vantage of seven minutes nineteen
seconds, and Kish was defeated by
Leach of Oklahoma with a time ad
vantage of six minutes eleven sec
onds, in Um 115-pound class.
The summary:
HS-poneS elaaai Leach, Oklahoma.
on from Kish, Ksbraaka, by decision.
T.ms advaataere, i mlnutss. 11 seconds.
1 2e-pouf.a cls Mantooth, Oklahoma,
OB from EklDBd. Nebraska, by decision.
Time advantage, 9 minutes.
)3i-poasd class Miller, Oklahoma,
von from Aadrews. Nebraska, by deci
sion. Tims advantage, J minutes, if
eronds.
Mi-pond1 Hi Ca pi Bsanara. Okla
homa, won from Roimers, Nebraska, by
decision. Time advantage. 4 minutes, IS
seconds, (Overtime).
lei-pound class Bern-, Oklahoma,
on from Robertson. Nebraska, fail.
T me, It seconds.
1 fa-pound class Cant. Toman. 3e-r-raska.
ereo from Fella rt. Oklahoma, by
tie ,bi. Ttme adraotafe. I miautsa. It
eronda
Heavrwsif-nt class Peterson. Nebras
ka, von from Bess. Oklahoma. faU.
Time. 1 m inn's. It seconds.
Officals: Referee. Polly Wallace,
"": timers. Capu Lehman, Nebraska.
I.nforth. Oklahoma.
Athletic Office Calif
For Baseball Managers
All sophomores who are eli
gible for the positiou of base
ball manager and desire the of
fice must report at the Col
llseum, Monday, February 23. at
3 o'clock, according to informa
tion received from the athletic
office.
and will be played in straight elimi
nation games.
There are five girls on a team,
and five Intramural points will be
awarded to each girl who enters.
Ruth Anderson, who is In charge of
the bowling tournament, urges all
girls to como out. It provides en
tertainment, and does not require
a great deal of skill, she says.
HIGH SCHOOL ItAfilS
Copies of Cornhusker Are to
Be Given to First Round
Cage Losers
A 192 -Cornhosker will bs
riven as eonsolaXJon priie to the
seventy high school basketball
teams which are eliminated in the
first round of the nineteenth annual
Nebraska, high school basketball
tournament, according to a notice
in the University Extension new
bulletin. The, may be had by call
ing at ti oCtae of the director of
athletics during the contests.
District eliminations is the state
basketball tournament were com
pleted mda and Saturday, Febru
ary it and 21. The winner and
runner-cp in each of the twenty
four districts Into which the state
eras divided will compete in tba
final contests at the Coliseum, on
March 7. I. and .
Herb Gteh, director of athletics,
will send invitations for the final
tournament to all eligible teams to
morrow. Theoretically there should
be 121 teams In the March finals. A
total of 451 teams registered for the
DELTA SIGMA PHI
WINS AT BOXING
Delta Tan Delta Comes
Second in Interfrat
Tournament
in
Delta. Sigma Phi, for the second
consecutive year, won the interfra
ternity boxing championship with
a score of 23 points. Sigma Alpha
Rpslion wss second with 11 points.
Nert In order were Farm House,
leelta Tsu Delta and Alpha Sigma
Phi The Delta Sirs ss four first
places.
Results of the final rounds fol
low: IIS smbI slaas: Setter. Farm Hew,
oi trans A n lsrssa. isetta Tss ieslt. ttf
ser-is'-ea.
Ill erad class: Snyder. 'Perm Htsw,
wen from eUrtietl. iJeJta, iaaa Plat, by
ablate.
1M san4 elans: Veterso.. Ie!ts isa
Phi. area frees Jsaasva. Imam. Tin Lwlta.
by 4aclaea.
Ml suaa class: Ulimu. IxlLS l-n
Pnt we by a.eat)C
14 J cIsm: Poet. Delta (Us ma
'fUt wea treat sweeter. S ena aloha Ks
e.lee. by fcasckeat la tee tlitra ee.a.
! sisss class: Peet. Ulu twgsus
Phi en ens Xsiseav. Lielta Tea Delta, ts
be fees M later. - -
- i:t seen a class: H eastern. Sigma Alpka
K puie. wea frees l'r ea. A lpha SVJ-s
J-st. by Seriate la extre mad.
Uea.r'bt close: Rhea. Alpha. .
raa PnL. was from Ortmes. Sigma Alena
AvpeUoa, la tsars 1 fUat rossa.
COED PIN TEAMS
SHOULD QUALIFY
All coed bowling teams must
rlay ouaiifyisg gane st tbe Y. 3t
. A. bewling alleys by Wednea
lay night. February 27. Tba groups
may go at ssy time between 7 a4
o'siocaV Te bowlSag icearxainent
U start Tturad. February 2.
ARE READYFOR MEET
Group Victors Practice for
Elimination Games of
Coming Week
Th. .muni rnhln tournament of
girls intramural basketball has
come to a close. Winners have
Konn riatermineil In all the groups.
Kappa Kappa Gamma is champion
of Group 1, N'Ergettes of Group 2.
Alpha Delta Theta of Group 3.
rioita 7.etA of GrouD 4. Kappa
Delta of Gtoup 5. Sigma Kappa of
Group 6. Delta Zeta (second team)
of Group 7. and PI Beta Thi of
Group S.
StralenL elimination aaUitS TV1II
be played by the group winners on
Tuesday and Thursday of next
xreok to determine the participants
in the semi-finals. The final bas
ketball game wiU be played Satur
day, March 2, in the women's gym
nasium from 11 to 12 o'clock.
L-mn, Wanna Gumma vs. N'Er
gettes, and Delta Zeta (second
team) vs. Pi Beta Phi will meet
TWcrisv Fphrnarv 26. from 5 to 6
o'clock in the women's gymnasium.
On the same day, from 7 to 8
o'clock Alpha Delta Theta plays
Delta Zeta, and Kappa Delta, Sig
ma Kappa The victors of these
games will contest in the semi
finals which will be played Thurs
dnv February 28. from 7 to 8
o'clock in the women's gymnasium
All girls who have participated
in intramural basketball games are
eligible to try out for interclass
basketball teams. The juniors and
freshman are to try out Thursday,
frnm 5 tn fi o'clock In the main
gymnasium. The seniors and sopho
mores are to try out on JTlday,
March 1, from S to 6 o'clock.
The winners of the basketball
games played Thursday, February
21 were Zeta. Tau Aipna (secona
team). Alpha XI Delta (first team).
Bear Cats, Sigma Kappa, and 334
North Thirteenth street. The game
between Zeta Tau Alpha and the
Oikema apartments was a tie.
NEBRASKA TEAM
TROUNCES DRAKE
Continue from Pace 1.
they dropped a 87-33 decision to
Iowa State. The perfection of the
play of Lande, Cyclone captain,
was the chief reason for the Hus
ker downfall, the Ames star getting
18 points to bis credit.
Coach Black started with bis
second stringers who stayed in ihe
game for the entire first half. The
count stood 20 to 15 at the halfway
point. The reserves were relieved
by Pisher, Grace. Maclay, Wine
and Lewandowski, who soon
evened things up. but the efforts of
Captain Iande could not be denied.
The playing of both quints was
extremely fast throughout the
game, but a marked inability to
complete offensive drives showed
in both teams. Fisher was high
point man for Nebraska with 10
points.
The summary of the Drake gsoie
follows:
Nebraska.
fg ft fpts
Fisher, f 3 1 2 7
Grace, f I 3 1 7
Macley. c 5 1 0 11
Dewandowski, g 1 0 0 2
Witte, g 1 3 3 5
Munn, c 0 0 I 0
Holm, g 1 0
Krall. g 0 1 1 1
Totals 12 8 S 33
Oraks.
fg ft fpts
King, f 3 0 1 6
Modeer. f 0 0 0 0
Roderick, c 0 0 2 0
Monahan, g 0 lt 4 1
Barnes, g 0 0 4 0
Everett, f 0 0 0 0
Bowes, f 4 2 3 10
Van Koren, c 3 3 1
Totals 10 t 13 26
Officials: Carrothers, Illinois;
Eagau. CrinneU.
The summary of the Iowa State
game follows:
em Mesc
tf ti f pt
Lande. f ! I I II
l.uoslS. t 4 e i
Woods, r : I S I 4
Tolar. g I 1 I
Rudi. S I I J
Hltrh, c 1 1 4
ALPHA SIGS MEET PHI
GAMS IN COURT FINAL
Tuesday's Schedule Ends
Greek Cage Tourney
In Coliseum
Alpha Sigina Phi's basketball
team, undefeated In the interfra
lernliy tournament, is scheduled to
meet rhi Gamma Delta Tuesday
night In the Coliseum, with the
Claxs A title at stake. The game
Is booked for 8 o clock. KHppa
siema mixes with Ti Kappa Alpha
at 7 o dock the same etening in a
final round game. Four Class B
games are to be played.
The Alpha Sigs are favored to
win the game and the title Tues
day nlRhl. Comparative scores give
them the advantage or tne dope.
However, It the I'hl (rains should
turn the trick and win, and the
Kappa Sigs win their game with
PI Kappa Alpha, the league race
would end In a tie between Alpha
Sigma Phi and Kappa Sigma.
Class B games are:
Riimi Alpha Kt'Sllo. vs. Theta XI, 7
o't-lo.-k, floor 3.
I Tim S.ama Phi vs. Lelta t'pellon.
7:?& o'rloi-k. f.oor 3.
n.'ia Theta PI va Delta Sigma Drlta,
a:3t oclork. floor 1.
tiniH I'hl is. Kappa I'st. I a'rlocK.
ALL AG STUDENTS
ON FAIR COMMITTEES
tontinurd from l"mre 1.
staged by approximately 100 stu
dents from the home economics de
partment, is in charge of Dorothy
Norrls. This year's production is
to be "A Knight at Nottingham."
The English setting is taken from
the twelfth century. Tryouts will
be held in the near future for the
fifteen principal characters, accord
ing to Dorothy Norris who is In
charge.
A pony and pet stock show is be
ing added to this year's fair. It
Is taking the place of the livestock
show and will interest many more
people than did the former, accord
ing to Spence. It will be managed
an a competitive basis and prizes
will be offered for winniDg animals.
Eston L. Clarke is chairman of the
committee in charge.
The snorpheum and follies have
been combined into one show. For
merly the boys put on a separate
production from that staged by
girls of the home economics depart
ment. Kobert Danielson and Ged
na Brown are joint chairmen.
George LeDioyt is in charge of the
minstrel show which will be staged
for the first time this year.
A convocation will be held at the
College of Agriculture in the near
future to better acquaint the siu
dents with their duties for the
Farmers lair, according to Spence.
OommltTee J ttialrman John Munn: 1
Joint 'h!rmin. Erma Biehf-reteen. sr
rol Griffin. llolrrt Chamberlain. Her
old (!man. Haward V'lsn. Marearet
Souders. Alice Michel. Marjone Zleca
fooee. Committee K Chairmsn Oreille Voeel.
Joint rhalrman. EKIrs Penne. Merle
Havhurst. Ahrarn Kpne. Frvin Watsnn.
Remlere Wlehmeler. IjHa Kkstrand. I or
othr ka)lemyn. sovv Wlndhusen.
Committe Chairmen Weeiey Antes.
Joint '-heirman Freda Bebee. sforria Ktit-
ler. Cilhert I.anreweh. Kln.er Werner
lee iosll. Alice Bookstrom. Ruth Mer
hfr.ry. Helen Holland. Alice Cobb re.
Committee 3d Chairman Chae Me-e:
Joint chairman Nieml ;ummere. -"in
Manhls. Georsc Frltte. Curl F. 7.1mn.er.
tr.1- K-a Roel. Vrrt Km, F-dl'h Pa
tonfl Oma Knott.
Committee .V lialTran Rueaet Ket
tleton. Joint chairmen Kmma MlcheJeen.
Itemey Whitney. Wsyne Feln-hHd. Ken- i
neth tieoiae. Minnie Bleiefeldt. Cora
Ueverty. Kern Wsrren. Helen Shawen. ,
and Martha Hareee.
Eihibita Ext-utjvs Committee Chatr- ;
man Ralph Elliott: Jelnt thairman Mar
saret HaHsfrom. Everett K. Krelilnrer. 1
Claud Roe. Raich Baker Clarice lioffett.
Mary Theo'..:-l.
Animal Huvtjandrr and Meats falr
men V"l"t- T. Prinder: Joint coalrmaa.
Iu1ee li.-jr.e. Velvln Hues. Charles
Morrteey. liJ Meredith. MyrUe Ursea
lund. Anlmsl Lot. ir' Chairman T-aeld
Johnston: :! chslrtnsn Melrlu
pert), Marion A.itfii, Oscar Liamoie. Clin
ton Mecliam. 1:1 ert S -oti.
Aaconomy hsirman Fred Graa: As
sUtant rhsJrmsn Krln Hvt-hinsun: Wm.
Manr.insr. Merwin Hanklns. lxule Wlete.
Carl H, Zimmerman, ftert liidoulst.
ArrtcnlttjrusJ Bnaineerins Chairmsn
WeriO Huff; Aeeletant chairman Henry
Hlld. Samuel McClurs. H. N. ftenze.
I.amrence Tollman. CJieeter Tomet. tiur
l.e e chaa. C. Hootb. Joe fWyskal.
tiemlatry 'hairmen Hotae Traul
een; Joint '-h airman Marlerie Joyce. Inl
and Oavmon. lonatd Miafer. Olean
Kiaate Lwtothy lacneinirer. sjkd Katssa
Sdimidt.
Iiairy 'Tialrmao Jay Meraon: Aee". St
an 1 chairman Marin F. Kelly. Jess
fcpanelt r. Leao t khof f . Jesse Bliycu.
Le:tiMn Naeh. Oeoree Johnson.
Efltomolerr Clialrtnso ICverelt Krelt
Iraer: Aseletsnt rbelrmaa Chaa U. Uran
Merrill Meeley. AJtert Meraan. Styron
T bet p. Aaron Klewaum.
Horticulture chairman Cheada Roe ,
Aeelatant chairman Rollls Seranaen: Hol
lli VatjKleeck. walla.a Bcrlund. Musk
hbra Haield Pete. Uaell evendt.
Plant Patiioloa-y chatrenen Xelsoa
Jedon; Assis'ant taalnnan sjtsnley Pet
ereen. Haekeil HsrkliiS. Jvl.a Ceewr.
Matieel Londy. E ls Rona
Poultry Chairman lUiecve Mill: Aa
etetect chalrwien Luaae Ayrea. Edaar
Kleinme. Kenneth Hllttell. Cecil Tost.
l.Yle rioiorson. , .
Ilurel K.onomlca (lialrsnan Balnh
liaker; Assistant chairman Marvin Tay
lor, Edward I x.ll. James Brown, Robert
I'lerce. liln Schmidt.
Hulls t hall man Kkhaid Corell: As
latent clieli men Ralph Uemmell: Clar
ence Garrison. Carlson. Carl mule. Max
Irtnny, Robert Robltiaon.
Vo, ational Education Chairman
Verne Jonee: Jolut chairman lieulah
IWim. Honor Karrar, Rlihard Flynn,
Ku.-all I'otter, Helen Chioman, Clara
l'iiofliili,r.
l lilld care Chairman. Ruth Stutsman;
aaalMtant chairman. Edna Hacker; Mar
garet tsborn. Charlotte Klrtley, Kath
Iki'M Jrary, Helen Hu k, Matilda Michel,
L ' 1 1 I ... 11' ...... . ,I..L't.n.(
cliitlilng i.'halrman, Ella lHrnaldeoa;
iirlms Waldron, Dorothy McOoy, Edith
lluthria, Haxel Reaoliell, Myra Hllbara,
Marsuarlte Chrysler, liertruds Uurke, kS
ele carhart.
Hlyle Hhow Chairman, Evelyn Mans
fiehl; asaiatant chairman, Evelyn Krots;
Lucille Nordholm.
I iraisn hslrman Charlotte Jorc-e;
aselmenl chairman, Annie Hrarkett: Vl
lan tMiamherlain, Kathleen Troop, Nellie
llnllahauah, Ueorala lmkull. Mar-
ui rite ionna, lone dimviimu,
r.il'-'in.in.
Tvxillea C:hslrman. Mlna Benjamin:
asaiatant chairman. Reulah Cullen, Bell
twkley. Fern tiraham, Harriett Burkey,
Clemla Cyprehenaen. Ruth Nuernberser,
toretha Harder, Vera Feneton.
r . ,.K-i-w.. I ..... V. w Vnrrl, '
aacKiant chairman, Marlorle Thompson.
........ ...... Ul..l II.wl.V
Martuerlls Aura, Helen Weed, Gracs Da.
Properties Chairmsn. Mettle Baliay;
aA.ieianl i iiali n.e.i. ,e. r oranni, .Mr
iaret l reahy, Myrtls Krleon. Edith Wood-
rurr, ubi n unilobar, iwvm
Ada Korseth. Gertrude I let.
lanclii chairmen. Marion Irfwe: ss
letant chairman, Berneks Vails Mardell
Kui ker. .
loalume Deala-ner. Irett Lleneek;
cenatrurtlon, hjva Stotts: luias Urnunc.
UerlrU'le cnittennon, manei jonn"M,
Greco Benjamin. Mildred Rlckley, Ha-
nelce IVUl l, tonus jawv.wwM, - - -Wehllns.
.
House Furnlshlnsa Chairman. Esnma
.. . rknrntbV lS.
Mini; nllBlin rimiinwi. . J
Witt: Katherlne Frahm. lne Von Trebra,
- - b...k...i. Cm., Hutchinson.
lis 'Vila. Lela Miller. Orace Lee.
Ktjulpment t. nairman. binei onieioe.
aeaiiiant chairman. Opal Powell; Eva
Ivn Smith. Ida Ellis. Freda Wettenkamp.
katherlne Thomas. Ann Johnssa, Vara
renftor.
. - . m...,t.. rhilrniiii win.
nle Powell: Elslne McComb, Orace Hyea,
aaalatant chairman. Dorothy Marquardt;
Hetty Uais. Doretha Eanoere, Minerva
Wu. thr.-.a.i. Alice Bsfett. Ruth Caraon.
Delia Naaa,
m-- " D,,.W nk1t' II.
alatant chairman, Margaret Trobaush;
ratther r arnswortn. tmrni .
enre Mlllett. Nell Trenkle. Roberta Jones.
Iia Iiavtee. r:stner inomiw"ii. Drii,.
Worrell. Bessie Peppoon Alice Reecs,
Rose Rosrrs, Ethel Saiton.
Fanners Fair Committees
tm.n F.r Hoard Robin A. Spence,
manager; Marjorle Brlnton. secretary;
Clarence E. Bertlett. treasurer; Helen
Suchy. Mildred Haaiey, James Roonej.
Junior "slr Board Ralph Elliott, Ed
ward Psnlke. Elvin Frol.k, Ruth Whits.
Margaret Hallstrom, Lydlellen MunssIL
Committsts Promotion manager, El.
Tin FToIlk; Joint Promotion iranagsr,
Ruth Davis. .
Publicity falrman, Donald re"S
Joint Ohalnnan, Lily Danlelaon; Nelson
Jodon, Claude Roe. Wank Sampson. Jos
King. Havsn Smith. Cilenn Burton, Carl
J. Smith. Margaret Trobough, Helen
echeperdeon. Alice Luper, Jula U. Msrtln,
Ola dye Clemens. ...... t..
AdTsrtlsInt Ohslrmsn. Merlin Malihe.
Joint Chairman, tleorgla Wllcoa: Otto
Dillon. Art Mauch, James Koaae. Ada
Reynolds, Nadlna Lorkwood.
Inter-sorerlty Riding tkaiiesi and Light
Hones Show Cha.niian. William B. Lan
caster; Assistant Chairman, Cyril
Winkler. ,
Pony and Pet Slock Show Ohalrman
Eaton L. Claike; Aeeietanl Chairman,
lalfford (Campbell; lareuce Runyan. Wil
liam Oadegan, Uordon Nueienbergei,
Robert Hunt, Olenn Hedlund.
Oenceeslor Chairmen, Uaorgs Powell;
Joint Clialrman, Ruth Ule; Assistant,
Ouy McKsynolds.
Lunch Chairman. Ted Mils: Joint
Ohalrman. Ila lavlea; ('sell Shsrfay,
(rank Chaas. Daryl Eaeley, Marvin
Klghmy. Alvtll Klvetl, Kermit En. eon.
Opal Duhachrk. Vaunita Oawald, (ieorgs
L'e Moss. Ubarlss Heerman, A line Free ri
ling, Esnma Yeehllng, Martha Zwlebel,
Eleia Vostrss, Maude Soudera
Hamburger chairman. Clarence I
Rue; Joint Ohalrman, Marjorle Towle;
William liunley. Ralph Benton, Wayne
rtona, Helen ennklaw, l.ui'llie uoniey,
Carolyn Whits, Lumlr khernberger. Har
old Nickel, Daisy Thompson. Imogens
Pellata. Franc le Wilson, Agnee Maltlson.
Yellow Dog Saloon Chairman, Ruasel
Batle; Joint. Chairman, Nell Trenkle;
Henry Buea, Joe t'lpai, Donald Bsaler,
Olenn Ruassl Allsn, Michael tireen,
Marjorle Trott, Helen Molheney, Bethyns
Fonda, Alma Frerlchs. Cleo Wlckstrom,
Helen V llroa. I'roeea Jones. Helen
Roens.
Iin and FYolIc Chairman. Fred 8un
dsem; Aeslstsnt Chairman, Jacoissn
Harvey: Melvin Todd, Heui-y Kanders,
Dale Ruen, Donald Foils, Benjamin
Franklin, Howard Adams. Donald Hill,
Wendell Hill, Henry Season.
Sideshows Chairman John Rsimsra;
Assistant Chairman, George Garrison;
Hsnael Phi tin. Garrett Rose berry. 1. eater
Cogswell, Herbert Hartley, t.arsen Hnw-
isna, riaymona Hue, Aidina Munasii,
Sybil Holiaday.
Materlala and Purchasing Chairman.
Henry Beachsll; Joint Chuli man, Lydiel
len Muneell; Verrlon Peterson, Kuassl
Pslns. Ralph Bush. Charles Kelloes.
George Kwanaon, Anita Mehrrns, Evslyn
omun, uianya Hutcninson, Maris Uuese,
uurss waita.
Danes Chairman. Gordon Hedses: As
sistant Chairn.an, K. G. Anderson;
owignt Anderson, Brmsrd Harnee,
Walter Moller. Gerald Schick. Henrv
Hlld.
Parking chairman. Marlon Stone: As
sistant Ohalrman, 1'a.ge Hall; J H.
nowe, v. oluart Ceiupheii,
Crlppa, Lester Laraen. Irvin Casey. John
Lls-htfooi, Paul Metifir, Kobert Moors.
Pslice Ohslrmsn, Clsuds Rowley; As
sistant Chairman, William Weber, Ho
ward Means, rloyd Ueliters. Stsve
Steams. Arnold Otllnrb, Andrew 1ong.
arana rrierseii, nennptn W are.
Efficiency Committee chairman,
Arthur Mauch: Joint Chairman, Marie
Dougherty; Alfred Chrien nen. M.r.ln
Mst7ks. Clifford Jorgensen, Annie
BrsrketU Alleen Gllchrlsi. William Rul.
lock.
Tronhy Committee Chairman. Iwta-hi
Andsraon; Joint Chairman. Georgia Wll.
cox.
Follies and Snorpheum Chairman.
Robert Danlelson; Joint '."l
a ea.H I ha nls sunn. 1 . 1 aV T fl II C f
Clovefv Klmer Htirren, Hay Magnuaon.
Phoelli Boarles, illsnda Newlln, Corrlns
WMri?slrel Show Chairman, Ororf 1
pioyt: Asslatsnl Clislniian. Theoid.ra
Alcx.nrte-. Ilayniend Kngiehnrn John
Qua. kenbueh. KU'hard l.ivlngeton, James
MTI"kMs Chairman. Howsrd McClaln;
ssalatant t halrman. Charles James Tilly.
Hsiold Fuls.-her, lloyd Ingersull. W'""!'"
Campbell. Knawll Hughe Vernon Miller.
Llveetu k parade -- chairman, tlenn
HeOluiul: sesleianl chairman, Dlik Johns
ton, Ai.i.fv Becker, Alfred England,
Wesley Hu iii i'l. Waller Spllker. How-
Conatruclion Chairman. Clifford Web
ster: sasiststit chairman, Hoy Johnston,
Ktesn Caatle. Krt I'yn-r, tleorge M i.ln
nH. George Mllei, Keene l.u.ldMi. Art
An.lersnn. Art Trunible. Robert Tosl.
Forest McPhereon. Howard It. ""h"-0";
Rkhard Cuinmlnga Fred roeler, Waller
Klnspahr, Hlsins Miller. Herbert toat
Transportation Chairman, Alfred
fhrlatmnen; assistant chairman, Clifford
J"a7ksrs'-Ohslrmna. Shorty Dillon; as
sistant chairman. Raymond N'on. I ar
old Luhrs, Edward Prochenka. Hamld
Frahm. Howard Jackaon. William r.gan,
A8lgrisrlnairman, Theodora Alesander;
joint chalrmna. Stella Fujsn. Dale Pere
grine, Fred Helffer. Unbol t t orbet, l.rncet
And-raon. Harold Marker, r-l''"r
Rak.ir, Mabel Johnston. Anna Johiialoii.
Irene Hanson. Margaret nblklry. I""
Moreman. Mabel B gnell. hj. ancre Boa
era. t psl Duhacek. Malne .Inhi "ii.
Marguerite Hagerman, l.or. tta H" hneliti r
F.lertrtclaiis Chairman. H or m an
Miller; assiaiant chairman "''
Brachler, Fiit'fe While, Paul Brandt.
Herman Boll. Otho M.ana.
Parade esi-cutivea ' -
Janlke: Joint chairman, Eleanor ,J'r
Caleb Jorgenaen. Frank Hmp"n, .Neeja
Lakeman, Elisabeth Willleme, Erma
Shellburn. . .,,,.
Parade matenaia -ni.......
Marquardt; aaaletant chairman. HeiiiHrd
.. V- c.i..i... u,w,r,l Htaton.
riarnea iiiii rp -' - - - -Genevieve
Brliem. Marie riaher.
parade siitertalnmcnt -fhsinnsn. kv
Msgnt-isnn; nsnlatnnt chairmsn. Man in
. . . . ITrunk I .lie.
HOlimar. i ne,mwie ...rr, . -
Forest lc. Fred Branilhorat. Delns Or-
rU'" ... . r-.l.l. Inrr.n.
committee a vnanmen. -- -,
aon; Joint chairman. Ealher Boyer, Kiirl
I. via Anderkon.
7i. u..i.n Raeder. Gladys Jones,
Grace Graham. n
Committee chairmsn. mni
brook: lolnt chairman. Mae BiiIkI. Lowell
Frans, Hendrlch Andi-reo". Gus Batce.
Doris Magnuaon. Mary umnn, num .
White. Jean loverly.
Committee C Chairman. Kicharl Cole.
. - . it. II. Rniiiii.
emwran, rnRinimii. ii e
gartner, Bruce Anderson. Cileries cii"'r.
nowarn re-a, n...-ii
Ness, Thelma Volla. Lucy Larson.
committee t tnwrmm, r.. i .n.ri' .
Joint chairman, Helen Seanwin, Kdward
i..w.. .- i ,i .i k'nki. u I ...r r;ertruile
Klni, Eether Weniell. Miibc'l Foester,
Kuth Jenkins.
t omrmttee r. i nmi iimn.
Huerman: Joint chairmen. Metva I"-kln-
aon, ewmsn nroen. i.ei-i'e iu,.,.i
son. Denver Wlllla. Mi.i c1 Tu. ker. Gen-
. .. . I I.'. . V u . 1 . 1 .-...I
Green.
Committee F Chairman. Frank Hamp-
eon: Joint chairman. Ruth Iiigaeiaon.
Joseph Bishop. I.eater Harsh. Elmer
Wlttmuss Tat Schneider, pare u
Maurlne Trosell, Allre vitlpj, B'n0-
uiiiiniii u .nairman III,.
Poch; Joint chairman. Hai Ke,?.,",rmd
J. K. Trenary. Hugh McBriila, Ju,! 1l,yim'
Claln, Mildred Overholeer. (ItntVll ".;
tre. Klale Puc.-llk, Ive. Mliia
Committee ' H Chairman, w . i .
White; Joint chairmen. .o. w.-'V
Franklin Daily. Myron Carlson. ciL.:
Wllkltisnll, Perry lUliney, Mary u
nell. Luells Weecolt, Ruhy lleorg,.
t'onunlttes I i..halriuati. Emoiy' p.hi
ney; Joint rhnlrmsn, Gret.hen ca"l'
Frank liipler, Anhle Cmo i.'l
Wrlirht. Hartley Wllllanta. Hornir, i"m
melt, Adeline Wooda, Clarlhel Kitten.
INTRAMURAL COL1
MEET CONT1NUKS
Six Teams Are Eligible to
Participate in Third
Flight Tuesday
Third flight of the Intramural
golf tournament will start Tub
day, February 26. The nrwVS
who have played and are clidblt
for the third fliKht arc Drlta
Gamma second team, Drlta Zot
third team, ri lieta I'lii, Kapp
Delta, I'hl Omega PI, Kpcond tCBra.
and Ka,ppa Kappa Gamma. Th
winners or tne third Might than
will participate in the seml-flnali
The winners of the first round
of the tournament that still have
to play off their second flight vt
Alpha Pelta Theta, Kappa Alpha
Theta, Alpha Delta Theta second
team, Delta Zeta third team, Alpha
Delta n. and 'Jhl Umcga. Thcs,
games must be played by Monday,
February 25. Reservations for
playing may be made by calling
Mr. Holloway, B1551. at the Lin
coin Indoor golf course.
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