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Banquets and Picnics In Limelight
COLLEGE DAYS
WIND UP
WEEK
Journalism Students Go to Seward; Engineers Plan
Affair at Pioneer Park While Geologists
Have Fossil Hunt at Louisville.
PRE-MED DAY IS SET FOR SATURDAY IN OMAHA
Bizads Schedule Annual Field Day at Antelope Park;
Pharmacy and Law Colleges Center Activities
Around Banquets in Evening.
Picnics ami banquets hold the limelight today as various
schools and eollepes on the campus wind up a week's activity
in the all university college days.
Students of law, journalism, engineering, geology and
business administration will go picnicking, Pharmacy and Law
college will hold banquets, while pre-meds will do their cele
brating Saturday when they go to Omaha to be guests of the
medical college mere.
As soon as classes are dismissed
at 11 o'clock, journalism students
will meet at the Daily Nebrakan
office and drive from there to the
city park in Seward for a box
lunch picnic.
Feature Baseball Game.
The annual Bizad day. which
was started in 1920, will begin
this vear with a picnic lunch at
noon 'in Antelope park. Other fea
tures include a baseball game be
tween professors of the Bizad col
lege and members of Alpha Kappa
Psi, professional commerce fra
ternity, and a tea dance to be
held from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock with
Leo Beck and his orchestra. An
added attraction will be a group
of numbers from the Wally Mor
row dancing studio.
Following up their open house
displays held last night, members
of the Engineering college will
bold a convocation at the Temple
tt 11 o'clock. Roy Green, presi
dent of the Western Laboratories,
rill be the principal speaker, and.
according to Marion Scott, gen
eral chairman of the week, wtli
present an optimistic view of the
fields open to engineers and the
types of positions they may be
expected to fill.
Banquet In Evening.
After the convocation, the en
gineer? will go to Pioneer park
to participate in athletic events
between the various departments.
Climaxing the week of festivities
ill be a banquet at the IJncoln
(Continued on Page 2.)
French Club Hears
Lecture on Feudal
Castles in France
"Feudal Castles in France" was
the subject of an address present
ed Thursday evening by Mr. Des
pecher of Omaha before members
of the IAlliance Francaise. The
speaker presented his illustrated
talk from an aesthetic point of
view rather than from that of social.
May Queen and Maid of Honor
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MISS ORRI!. MI- Ht KvHM.
VIOLET CROSS,
JOHNSON HEADS
Mortar Itoardn Marked Are Mic IVikin, Itiixmaii,
I'arkwood, INlcixm, llohhuck, Smith, I ontfin,
Filley, Ilors, DcBi-ohii, Cooper, Smith.
O.NEV TWELVE IIONOHEl) HV MEN'S (;()LI
Other New IniioccnU Tapped Arc Lrahill, Moljokc,
Komnn, White, I)air-, Mrier, Eiher, I ix her,
Miller, NicklaM and Martin.
Working lor the liist. linn
under new rules of htud nt pn
ma ry ebction and l'luctujitinn
iiifinb'-rship, Innocents tappcl
only twelve, men Ivy I);iy in-htf-ad
(it the traditional thirteen
Owen Johnson was chosen presi
dent of the incoming group.
After remarks ot introduction
bv Dr. George c;ondra. faculty ad
visor to tht nit j-ty niiice its or
ganization in 1903. the search lor
new members was started by By
ron Goulding . outgoing prewdent.
Other incoming officers are Frann
Crabill, vice president; George
Holyoke, secretary; Henry Kos
man, treasurer, and Howard
White, sergant-at-arms.
The following list gives the
names of the society members for
next year in the order they were
tapped :
Owen Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Johnson of Stromsburg;
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DAY PROGRAM
Martha Hershey Is Maid of
Honor at Traditional j
Ceremony. !
Award Greek Letter Society
Mortar Board Cup by
Margaret Buol.
ALPHA PHI TAKES THIRD
STUDENT
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority re-
wived f;rst place in the interso- !
ttrity s-j.g yesterday afternoon.
A1Pta Chi Omega. niMrr of first
rx m last vears contest, took
II koe'! rnze. and the Alr.ha Phi
nw-i:y. third. Pj Bet rti wa
arded honorable mention.
JudjErs for the sing were Mrs.
"Clan H. Policy, prcifessor of voice
ftfce umvei-sity; Homer K. Comp
i. asFirunt inrLru.-tor of voice.
of tht university, and Oscar
w.ett. .f Wfslej-aa college.
VIirs Dorothy 'Kurt led the
kappa Apha Theta aorfjritv in tht
0f s "Theta Lips'" and "Here s a
past to K. A. T " The AJsha Chi
ya sorority was led bv Mis I
fu t'svus. Their cumUrk r i
St Alpha Chi Girl" and "We'
:ng to You, Alpha Chi" "Alt.ha
fhi Swethiirt" and 'For-grt-ine- '
ere 'he sotii-s nf tv.. !,-,,
Trumpet blasts announced
WilJa Norris. Inavalc, as May
yueen in the traditional Ivy
Day ceremonies Thursday
morninsr. Miss Nonis. presi
dent of "Mortar Board, was at
tended by Martha Hershey, Lin-
cola, as maid ot honor.
The attendants gownea in mous
seline de soie preceded the en
trance of the May Queen. Fresh
.roen attendants, dressed in pale
lavender, were irma Bauer. North
i Platte, and Jean Palmer. L lysse
J Alaire Barkes. Lincoln, and Lor
raine Hitchcock, Lincoln, wearing
' green frocks acted as sophomore
i attendants. Dorothy Catbers and
Jean Brownlee. both of Omaha,
were the junior attendants. Their
dresses were pink. Senior attend
ants, wearing blue, were Carolyn
Van Anda. Fremont, and Lor
raine Brake. Lincoln.
Miss Norns wore a gown of
n-v.,t ls,r. rriiA nn rinrir.M lins
. r.. ,.r.n., id i sity is tc create
1UJ B fWTTAJ - -v"fc , -
sleeves. She amM a oouquet oj
lilies of the valley and white gar
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INNOCENTS.
Owen Johnson, president.
Frank CrabiM, vice presi
dent. George Holyoke, secretary.
Henry Kotman, treasurer.
Howard White, sergeant at
arms.
Tom Davies.
Franklin ifieie".
Bill Fisher.
Jack Fischer.
Maynard Miller.
Fred Nick las.
Burton Marvin.
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ORATOR
States This Election
Is Time to Start
Campaign.
Year
OVER 100 PRE-MEDS
10
Inspection of Clinics and
Hospitals Occupies
Morning.
Phi
group, dire ted by Jims Helen
"Ktiw. ot Miss CaJisu Cooper.
ag '5p-d Tbe My Arrow" and
P. Phi GirL"
Mas Marraret EjoI. prfsidfnt
A.W. S. board, presented
5r'-p to Misp Majuuj Fiwiwooa
Psdiit of Kappa Alpha Tbrta.
io:iolr the oa6ion of th-
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Ov er one-hundred pre-medic stu
dents attending the xmiiersity trUi
be g-jests of the Medical College
in Omaha Saturdav. May S. ac-
Itisrt Thursday by Dr. Mauler.
prcfeBsor of rooiogy and pre-nsedc
adiisor.
"AH pre-medic students who
have not as vet signed up and
wish to do so must secure admis
sion rards to the c.'ir.ic at any
time between now and Saturday
momiiig before th departure,"
' In. Mar.!t-r said.
laectiftcation cards are rt-quired
, and must be prtaK-nl-d saic the
crowd will male it Dcsarr for
! th College of Medicine in Omaha
to restrict the entertaiumed of
g-uts on that day to pre-mwd stu
QvtAjt osJy. Pgstratioo lor the
affair will take plac in Omaha
'Saturday xnorxusg at E o'clock.
aturoay freaoon is to gpvrxi
oa-ct to tbe inspection of the hos
pital laboratories and to lecture
in th various dimes. Estertaia
meot lot the group has bees pro
iiaed for also. In the afternoon a
baseball gase be waged be
tween the pre-meo of the visrtmg
schoois and the freshmen oeoics
The best way to nelp the univer- ;
the most power-
I ful and extensive lobby organiz.a- ,
I tion m the state Now is the time i
to start this campaign o! person- ;
'X al evangelism.
J smce this is the
year men wm ne i
?? eictea vo iw. i
legislature. Wil- i
1 liam Eddy said
Thursday morn
ing m r.ie jvj
dav oration.
;., William Ediy.
-I who was elected
"Si; Irecent spring
I I election. i6 a se
nior m the law
college and is
MarvrviiJe.
GWES THOMPSON
j WWSER OF IVY
j POEM CONTEST
I Gwcn Thompson. Arts and S'i
; eire senior from Merrill. lov.a.
' was announced Ivy Day poet i'A
' lowing crowning of the May Q if-ec
Thursday morning. Het winning
j poem paid hom
! age to the new
1 Queen, her court
and the many
traditions of ivy
: day. In her selec
; tior. Miss Thomp
i s'.n declared that
I thj; annual ever',
j is one day in the
vear when a!
can laugh and b
flad for a rev.
regime b ol d i
swav.
Lucille Hunter
arts and scienc-
1ur:ior. af given j
honorable mention for the po-m
which she submitted. Miss H ent
er's hme is in St. Kdwardv
Faculty membei who judi-d at'
poems submitted were Miss Louis?
Pouid. M:s? Marguerite X'TJ':."-:
and Mr. L C. Wimberly. Ah three
of these judges are instruct '.r i.
university Enplith department
Francis McP.eynoids we.s lat
years winner m the anriual r. on
test spoT.sored fcy Mortar Board
MORTAR BOARDS.
Violet Cros. president.
Bash Perkins, vice prevdent.
Florence Buxman, secretary.
Maxine Packwood, treasurer.
Breta Peterson, reporttr.
Lojite HOisack.
Marian Snith.
Elaine Fonttin.
Majorie Filley.
Arlene Bor$,
Roma DeBrown.
Calista Cooper.
Marjone Smith.
AG STUDENTS 10
OFFER PRE-VUE OF
PAGtAMTJFRIDAY
Farmer's Fair to Officially
Open at 10 O'clock
Saturday.
Violet Oosv junior in Am
;niJ Sfu ii'-r- i-olli-tfi', hun r-lioscii
liisiii-nt of Mortar ISonrd,
senior woiiiin'h liouoi'iiiy
eidy, ;it tlif liiiiskin ei-n-mony
yrhterday hfternoon. Shu was
masked by Wills Norns whom ishe
succeeds.
Miss Cross Jiom Fremont, Neb.,
is managing editor of the Daily
NerjinHKsn, mem her ot the Junior
Senior Prom committee, member
of the A.W.S. board, vice presi
dent of the V.W.C.A., member
of Theta Sigma Phi, and Kappa
Alpha Thetn.
Other ot fleers and members of
Mortar Board lor the coming year
are: Hash Perkins, vice president,
masked by Anne Bunting; Flor
ence Buxman, secretary, masked
by P.uth Cherry; Maxine rack
wood, treasurer, masked by Donna
Davis; Breta Peterson, reporter,
masked by Jane Boos; Louise
Hossack, masked by Martha
Hershey; Marian Smith, rnaiked
by Alice Geddes, Klaine Fontein,
masked by Lucille P.eilly; M&rjorie
Filley, masked by Margaret Buol;
Arelene Bors, masked by Valen
tine Klotz; P.oma DtlJrowii,
masked by Jean Alden; Calnsta
Ccjper, masked by Willa Norris
and Anne Bunting, and Marjory
Smith, masked by P.uth Cherny
and Donna Davis.
! Bash Perkins is a member of
Alpha Xi Delta from Arnold, Neb.
She is a junior in Arts and Sci
ence college, a member of the
;Y.V. C. A. cabinet, vice president
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S ! LARGE GROUPS OF
lClh Of tl;C
jj t-(- jeU-ii
PEOPLE SEE OPEN
in
Lour.
HOUSE
DISPLAYS
'articular Phrses of Work
Are Demonstrated by
Departments.
Crowds
ian n.fr.t
ir.g! of
Pf-.am aw
s-e
of
intern-sted
thronged thru tJ
re er.g:r'.eer:r.
r.al;. and Morrii
ei ' : r" t r.n ot- rr.or.K ra
RUSH CARDS WILL BE S SSiir";;': qicma m pu mm wiwq
in ii i ni r niTHhnlW Hjncreas of d ifpiays sbv rg UlUllln tL I IH lllU II 111 J
KxClti UM'Ilt
pit ell on Aj!
ThuixJav ht,l
l-'hnwrh' Fair board
lli.-.t Jih tic- e i Jits
c'iiitjL' fcti'J Saturday
j.earer. tud':nt uthuh,;iMn v.'jj
run l.it'her.
Fnday night at S p m. ion:n
the pre-fair presentation of the
rja.2eant "Amenca Panorma." Stt-
j uroay at 2 p. m. comes the second
presentation antf at h p. m. Salur
J day night comes the th.rd and f:r.al
: presentation.
! f armers' Fair for 3&S4 is off
1 cially on when the exhibits in the
home economics tiulld.ng. stuoent
; activities building and ag engineer-
mg buiiding open at 3 0 a. m. Sat-
urda morT.ir.g.
Concessions Open at Noon.
Sharp.'v at noon the cori'-esssio.-
! and w stands" on the frrounct
'open Thruoot tht afternoon and
evening r-ns a seriet of even' i.:nt
victors . entertainments iccJudu.g the horse
e bu.ld- : sbw ano mtersori'.y riding cor.
coiiege te-fr1.. the .N'ebrtka-Arr.es bawbaii
f.aJi 'o rame. snorpaeuin show in the a'.-
! C!'jnTcue nn Pfe 4
11 PHI EPSILON
WINS 1G CONTEST
Kosmct Klub Awards Cup to
Greek Letter Society
As First Prize.
AVAILABLE SATURDAY, s
J,
Ka. lr. Eddy
delivered hie adcreB at 30 o'clock
loiisrst-mg the mterfratcmity emg.
Watchful new Meeded.
"The aalvatic of the univer
sity," Eddy declared "if tfi
watchiulnew of the university
community. The univeraity com
munity is deemed to consist of all
i tnr Tt -VL-ho protest loyalty to the
University of NeoraeKa and it
tradUciM. Perhape vou are won-
larticuitr prases n wr arn;
a.-i'iui! txEiKts c: enirjeerirji
vt:Ti'.'m!iH tuled ai ot the oo:jO-
i.'4-s of the engineering c.il'ge. .
. ., L.ewibe. Pharmacy hall f:Jes ;
Revised Rules tor Next rail : v.-;-.h a number of jnterstmg -
r,- , n i' i I h,b:tf and Morrill hall container,
Eliminate Preferentidl :Xhi vork of the stuae-cu .
The op,en house at the engineer-
System.
F.ukh card for the fall bemetr.er
n-m be available for fraternities at
the offic of Professor Schramm
in Mom.!! hall Saturday morning.
May 5. from h to 12 acocrdmg to
an announcement made at the m-
i terfraternity council meeting
I Tuesday mght. Ftatemitiet must
pay for their cards when they get
j them.
Elimination of the preterenua:
rynem of rushing was the out
standing thaxge in tni? year's
rule. P.ushee nert fall -iU be al
icmed to pieage anvtime following
miririirht their last ruBh date.
Other rushing rules which ei in
ir.g college was a feature of engi
neer e week. Each of the bix engi
neering oepartmects ej;i::b:ted
oemont-trations 8&o'ir-g their p.ar-
Retains Title by Defeating
Eeta Theta Pi Tea-n
Thursday.
f .gma Aipha Ifu reta:tjd f--.ioc
of tne De'ta h-r" F.ho i
Th-rhiay
evening by Qefe.tirg Ret Theta '
Pi in trie lina.) ol tne m'rlrt'Arr
mty debate tournament. They uii:
meet champion of the Barb oe-
1ir::,.s,r r.t.hij. of frir;r,tr:rp tok. i 11 'rl . aav-viier er
r'imfixir.j in'ensive r"-"t ration
for the nig-ht curing the first !
the week. In the applied mectaci'.s 1
department students operated the
many maciuDes then ir how con
crete, iron, and oth'r cigtway ma
terials were tested. K'jviitg pic
ture Khowixi? irr'aton and re
cia motion p reject were aoo
ahown.
One of the most lrterestini; n-
BETA THETA PI SECOND
Sigma Pni Epsilon won the in-ter-fraterr..j
s.ng. tponred by
Kofcnv-t Kiub. j.i the annual Ivy
Day co.'jieKt. Tr.e Sigma Pni Kp
Siion group dre'-ted by Wilgus
' Eberly of Dav.l City, aar.g "Lng
; Ago" and the "fi.g Ep Drinking
, Song
Tr.e c:.p ar.r, jaly a v.arO'-d
the winning fraternity tr. the ung,
v. as prevr.V 0 by Krtr.
i grave. Omana. prs.der.t of tn
I Kovmet Kio. .;. be naif of ti.c KIwu
merr.'jers
b.ta Tr.eU Pi fraternity a
awfcro"C second pifc'.e of tne eleven
f rcterr :"..et entered :n tt'- 'jontett
and Ie.U 1'pton. wmch -at yr
tit wirncr of the cp t
feet Theta Pi iec- ' .v 'A ent worts
' "ing fctrg tht "Doving C'-p" and
"V, n-r, h'-a"t Art Pl.o -g ' It.'ta
Vl-k .or. Jt:riet Harr. ior.-
,e:f f.""t:' T. ST.-
1'Xifj. ije-.-
or.gma: '.
;Kjf.:Vj'.'n mnv.er. oy Join cwwi-o.g-:
and crjt.tic-d "At OatTi-.' as
j-r'.itt-rt
Jdgc-f were Jiirt lU"r-e Bjr
kett an Eirr Krt Liliias, Hejiit
Po', ;. aid i o-r 'Jheno trtn
Otrie; frateT-tje cvrr-per'i'ig
were A.;na 7au Omej-a. Cm Pr...
Kappa fcrma Pi-i Sgma Kaj'pa,
H'rr A pr, Er.-s.iot frns N i.
Taj Kappa Epa-ion and Tne- d.
ritT d.'.-t:r.g fctr g at t.oeir
r 11 1 ' ' ' "' ' A " "
LM I '-rid r.-umoer tn o
dering just -hat particular salva
tion is needed by a school that has i effect under the preferential sys-
fVint.rme3 on Pase 2 i ! tern are not altertid materia y
All college in the sta are
be represented at tht affair.
to
DELIA.V UNION TO
HOLD CIKL'S MGHT
Annual Ciris Jv'.pht. with the
gnrj actmg as bostesset. will be
observed tonight when the Peliaa
I'nion bolos its meeting at 9
o'clock is room SCrt of the Temple
building.
W itt Ruth Kurtm in charge .the
program will consist of music,
skits and pantomime. Fallowing
the meti.g rrfreshmesrts will be
served with Joan BickneU acting
as chairman of that committee.
Grris JCfht is observed by the
No rushe will i? allowed to re
main in a fraternity bouse over
mglit now may fraternities com
municate with hum at any time
other TbaTi during bona fide dates.
The alumni executive council had
previously recommende3 that both
of these "rules fce rc-.-crscd.
haters some time m the near fj
ture to decioe tnt intramural
championship.
The tropry. a siJver gtvel. is
awarded armualiy by Lerta B:cna
PUio. honorary debating iratemrty.
to the group winning the inter ra
ni bits of the. enginer's show was j temity oeoate tournament. This
a iarpe workiur ao of the Kutn- 'fr a simiUj- contest was ar-
eriand irrigation proect at North ranged between the liarb clus
Platte. Net. The model showed the speakers for Beta Tfieta Pi oo
diversion of v ater of the North u affirmative were Fred Keicbel
Platte r.ver ai ictexesting erigi- D3 JtiB Leziit.. rpeaking is that
neerinz feat, and the land irirrated oroer. j ue Epebcerc ir oigTum. Al
ty the dam.
Farm Machinery fchowfi.
ANCE LnNINCDt TO
GIVE PIANO KETJTAL
1 group cnoe ev err ear.
Vance Lininger will be pre
sented in a pane recital Kunaar
afternoon. Kay Z at 4 o tlor in
the Tempie tuea'-t-r by Herbert
4 ftchmidL
noid Levine. The judg was al-
ter Wick, former varartr debater. '
The agricultural engineer s ds-1 p -m aina Wn rmma-A tk
' play oonsjsted of mooern machin- tirel round by a forfeit from Pi
i ery and tools Tne workings of Kappa AJpha and defeated the
iarge tractors was explained and i zl Beta Tau s n the aemi-fiDSis
' pictures of the appUcaUon of moo- a Theta Pi received the deoatoa
' em farm machinery were siowb. from IJta VpsilOB m the ope&uf
Hkny visitors were attracted to ! arguments and the 5f Chi s for- !
tne eiectricai engineering oepan- f r)ted to tbeso is in second rouna
mert where the ntudents bad uti-1 7j"m Beta Tsii wob from C gms
led several e.ectricaJ phenooiens j pui Epeiloo and Pig ma Jhi from
to make a novel how Curious on
(Cuntinued oa Pt 2J
S.rir.s Alpha EpS-KW U tb first
j dt tste.
COLLEGE CV PROGRAM
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Ceolodists pcnc
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