FOUR
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933.
TO
TEAM AFTER LAYOFF
Sauer at Center Post While
Kansan Is Out With an
Ankle Injury.
Walt Henrion, whose ankle in
Jury nad forced him to take things
easy in previous workouts this
week was an active participant in
Wednesday's drill. He was at cen
ter on a combination that found
Hub Bos well and Bud Parsons at
forwards, Steve Hokuf and George
Sauer at guards.
The varsity exhibited a fine
floor game and good shooting in
the session, lining up against the
frosh first in a drill on fundamen
tals which was later topped off
with two fifteen-minute scrim
mage oeriods. George Sauer re
placed Henrion at center at the
start of the second scrimmage,
with Paul Mason and Bob Belka
alternating at his vacated guard
position.
Belka. Crete sophomore, has
been improving at a rapid pace,
and it is expected that he will see
action against Iowa State, when
the Cyclones come to Lincoln Jan
30 for the first game of the second
semester. The squad is idle both
this week and next on account of
semester examinations.
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for your books. Adv.
CIas Hears Sorensen
Speak cn Trut Cases
Former Attorney General Sor-
er.sen spoke Wednesday before
Professor Bullock's class in trust
problems on his experience in
handling anti-trust cases. Next
Monday, Attorney General Good is
to speak before the same class dis
cussing certain phases of the trust
problem question. Students inter
ested in the subject are invited to
attend.
"Long's Trade Slips" are the
same as money. Sell your books
at Long's and get some. Adv.
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THE I'MMRMTV OF NEBRASKA
SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATIONS
FIRST SKMKSTKR, lSt-lSX
laboratory classes meetinp lor several continuous hours on one or two days may
avoid conflicts with other classes of the same nature by arranging that their examina
tions occur as lot lows:
Classes meeting on Monday or Tuesday may b examined on the date scheduled
for the lirst hour of their laboratory meeting; Wednesday or Thursday classes on
the second hour of their meeting; Friday or Saturday classes on the third hour.
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PRESS
by Joe Miller
Again I bid goodbye in this col
umn, but this time it is iinai ana
complete. It nas given me no end
of pleasure in writing the "Press
box" and editing the sports page
of the Daily Nebraskan. I hope you
have enjoyed it.
Although a serious drop in ad
vertising revenue forced the Xe-
b ra.sk an to reduce the paper in
size, the sports staff has attempted
to cover adequately all athietic
news on the campus. Stories were
tled down" and cut to about
half their former length in order
that they might be included.
A brief glance at the athletic
outlook reveals that the Huskers
should be in the field next fall with
another fine team, perhaps better
than the eleven that carried Ne
braska to a second successive Big
Six football championship. The
basketball quintet is now clicking
on all cylinders and under as able
a coach as W. Harold Browne, me
school is certain to enjoy fine cage
teams. Coach Scbulte has such
capable cinder performers as Heye
Lambertus. Don liray. jerry ir,
Steve Hokuf, Roger Bevard and
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Francis Ayres back with which tc
fashion another of his title win
ning squads. So, the Cornhuskers
face the future with full prospec-.
of maintaining the outstanding
reputations they have built uo in
the athletic world.
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With Volunteers.
Books may be turned in to the
"Swap Shop" any time from one
to six o'clock Friday afternoon,
Y. W. C. A. sponsors announced
Wednesday. It will be open to re
ceive books from ten to twelve,
and from one to four on the days
following this, until Jan. 30, when
sales will begin.
The Y. W. C. A. guarantees to
the student the value of the book.
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ARTICLE ON BARBOUR
APPEARS IN ALUMNUS
(Continued from Page 1.)
Professor Fossler and the great
gap left in the ranks of the fac
ulty by his death.
The magazine also has an article
on the students who are working
their way through school and the
economies practiced by them in ac
complishing this end. This num
ber also reviews the charity game
between the alumni of Nebraska
Dec. 26 and the basketball season
so far.
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ACT 11 TUES CEASE
ESUIG TEX DAYS
Only Formal Partitas Note
Hooked Break Exam
Period.
Social activities with the excep
tion of the formal parties already
booked for the weekend evenings
will be brought to a close until
final examinations are over. In
addition to the formals announced
Sigma Phi Sigma has scheduled a
house dance for the 28th. Delta
Upsilon and Kappa Alpha Theta
are the Greek groups entertaining
this week end. The formals ar
ranged for the week end following
finals are sponsored by Alpha Chi
Omega and Alpha Delta Theta.
The major event for the first Sat
urday in February will be the An
nual Interfraternity ball which
promises to be unusually interest
ing this year because of the out
standing orchestra.
Announce Sponsors.
Delta Upsilon will entertain at
a iormal m tne eornhusker ball
room Friday, Jan. 20. Stan Stan
ley's band will play for the event.
Chaperones are: Mr. and Mrs.
Stoke. They will ask another cou
ple to act as chaperones with
them. Miss Elsie Ford Piper will
be a guest. Leavitt Dearborn, so
cial chairman, is in charge of the
arrangements.
Thetas Entertain.
Kappa Alpha Theta formal will
be held in the Cornhusker ballroom
Saturday, Jan. 21. Music will be
furnished by Eddie Jungbluth and
his orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Arndt. Mrs. Myra Cox, house
mother and Mrs. Coddineton. Phi
Mu housemother will act as chap
erones. A second couple will also
be asked to chaperone.
Miss Piper Speaks.
Chaperones club met at the
Kappa Delta house Tuesday, Jan.
17, where a business meeting was
held. Miss Elsie Ford Piper gave
a short talk on "The Hobby Club"
that has been recently organized
at the university. A social hour
completed the afternoon. E. W.
Marsh, housemother, acted as hos
tess. Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Holyoke.
Mrs. Adams. Miss Munshaw, Miss
Pebbetts, Mrs. Schrader and Mrs.
Finch were assistant hostesses.
Group Chooses Head.
Ruby Shwemley has been elected
president of Sigma Kappa for the
next year. Doris Steeves will be
vice president: Aiyce wiaman.
corresponding secretary; Estella
Link, recording secretary; Marie
Davis, triangle correspondent;
Constance Kiser, senior Panhel-
lenic representative, and Christine
Carlson, registrar and historian.
Phi Delta Theta Officers.
The members of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity elected their officers for
the coming semester on Monday,
Jan. 9. James Hcnn was chosen
president; Warren Smith, vice
president; Robert Pray, secretary;
Robert Smith, warden: and Miles
Houek, historian.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Friday, Jan. 20:
Delta Upsilon, formal,
Cornhusker.
Saturday, Jan. 21:
Kappa Alpha Theta, for
mal, Cornhusker.
Friday, Jan. 27:
Alpha Chi Omega fomal,
Cornhusker.
Saturday, Jan. 28:
Alpha Delta Theta formal,
Cornhusker.
Sigma Phi Sigma, house
dance.
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