The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 19, 1935, Page FIVE, Image 5

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    THUuSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1935
Frutcrnity Pledge
List for 1935-36
(Continued from Page 2.)
SIGMA ALPHA KPhlM)N.
Plrdcra.
John Hoppt, Lincoln.
Ruaaell Moore, J,lncln.
Ruaaell Bodley, Baseman, Mont.
John Collin, Beatrice.
John Margaret, Papllllnn.
Cheater Flleabach, firotlehluff.
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Sahln Hooper, Scottahluff.
Hob Kdaren, Lincoln.
Stan Hreweler, Lincoln,
Bol FiahtiaiiKh, Shenandoah, la.
Sootty Kuril, Lincoln.
FrauK Han, Omnha.
Vnn Alexander, Concordia, Kae.
Bill Wallace, Kxeler.
Bruce Kenny, Omaha,
BUI Flothow, Omaha.
Bill Haney, Omaha.
Klmer Pierce, Bhelton,
Jark Fair, Lincoln.
Walter Meyer, Lincoln.
John Rehtmeyer, Omaha.
Tom Shaffer, Spencer, la.
Re pledgee.
Bill Farreni, Lincoln.
John Chnlmere, Kanaaa City, Mo.
Whlmy Drayton, Lincoln.
(If no phowalter. Bloux City, la.
Pele ilanalln, Lincoln.
Kenneth Anderaon, Lincoln.
Henry OiihlnK, HaatliiKe,
Dick Minor, Falla Cliy.
Bob Davlra, Utloa.
TAU KAPPA EPH1I.ON.
Plrdrs.
Hick Falker, Trenton.
Ivan May, Crete.
Harold Urovert, Trenton.
Replediea,
Dean Vaallne, Trenlon.
(teoraa Belderi, Pender,
Elmer Pierce, Bhelton,
OeorKe Parka, Lyona.
Raymond Plummer, Trumbull.
Bill Plummer, Trumbull.
Qeorite Peteraon, Mlnden.
Vernon Rrhewe, Murdnck,
Wayne Perklna, Mitchell.
Harold Zlen, Mlnden,
Allen Adama, Curtla.
Dean Thorpe, Sioux City, la.
TIIF.TA CHI.
Pledge.
Rimer Oauahan, Lincoln.
Aiiatln Oarlla, Brunlna.
ijiVerne Pfelfer, Lincoln.
Joy Vallery, Council Bluffa, la.
Julian Birch, Hcrihner.
Lawrence Fenton, Lincoln,
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Oerald Krlckaon, Wahoo.
Replediea.
Bernard Niemann, Staplahurat.
Kenneth Whitlow Colon.
Lamar Stanley, Haatlnga.
E. Charlea Van Horn, Lincoln.
Vlrall Carlaon, Lincoln.
Edward Klrby, Lincoln,
THETA XI.
Robert Drelhua, Orand laland.
pat Qlenn, Llnooln.
Inland Hale. Lincoln.
Orvllle Klnnery. Lincoln.
Krancla Kokeach, Lincoln.
Erneat Bhaekel, Lincoln.
Jean Swanaon, Clay Center.
ftepledfed.
Don Blah, Lincoln.
Walt Blum, Sheridan, Wyo
Oeore Helchua. Dakota City.
Bob Martin, Lincoln.
John Bchrlner, Lyman.
Leonard Wllllama, Lincoln.
Verne Wllllama, Lincoln.
7.ETA BETA TAU.
Predcea.
Stanley flandlovlch, Lincoln.
Irving Kuklln, Lincoln,
Julian Milder, Omaha.
Jerome Milder, Omaha,
Harlan Milder, Omaha.
Warren Ackerman, Omaha.
Ervln Klein, Omaha.
Stanley Juatjn Sloabiirr. Omaha.
Erneat Wlntroub, Omaha,
Howard Kaplan, Omaha.
Lloyd Malaahock, Dmaha.
Barnard Elrenuera;, Oamond.
Delvan Becker, Mitchell, B. D.
Harold Perleman, Omaha.
XI PHI PHI.
R. Lvllc, Bradahaw.
R. Neumleter, Nebraaka City.
Jack Trumble, Lincoln.
R. Chapln, Nebraaka City.
C. Barr, Tllden.
O. Klldeheck, Hardin.
R, Zimmerman, Beatrice.
W. Baker, Htldreth.
K. Benoa, Ord.
A. Taylor, Curtla.
W, Cuzan Oklahoma City, Okl.
V. Cranlall, Hnldreae.
H, Ouaten. Holrtreae.
C. Miller, Clearwater.
DELTA I'PSILON.
Flednea.
Jack Rathbone, Lincoln.
Dick femlley, Lincoln,
charlea Drummond, Beatrice.
Carl Nordon, Lincoln.
Melvln Brink, Grand laland.
Victor Bheltera, Omaha,
Carter Gant, Omaha.
Joe Stephen, Clarenda, la.
Charlee Aahhy, Fairmont.
Harvey Copaey. Broken Bow,
Herb Sundstrom, Loulivllle.
Don Nye, Kearney.
Walt Nye, Kearney.
Don Carlson, Lincoln.
Wade Hnyaon, Gerlni
Jamea Emhtck, Laurel,
Jack Oaarde, McCook.
Have you ever had the desire to let your
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3. The Contest Box will be opened on Thursdays and the entrlea
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Herb Yenne and Oberndorf.
4. Each week't verae must have the name "Elllnger'a" used at
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5. Please algn your name to your verae aa you may be the winner.
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Replcdtea.
Bean Bullla, Norfolk,
Laaton Pankonln, Loulivllle.
BUI Sar.kett, Omaha,
Don Yoat, Curtla.
Oeorau Milne, Lincoln,
Henry Mayera, Omaha.
Bob Weaver, Lincoln.
Davla Smith, Lincoln.
Ham Swenaon, Oakland.
Myrt Reeae, Chappcll,
Bill Duaan, Campbell,
Kidney Baker, Norfolk.
Leater Buralk, Ravenna.
Sid Faker, Norlolk.
Ralph Llndly, Columbua,
FARM HOUSE.
Pledgee.
Alvln Chrlitenaen, St. Paul.
Leonard Griffith. Red Cloud.
Harold Von Relaen, Beatrice.
Howard Peteraon, Oakland.
Wllaon Andrawa, Ponca.
Maurice Peteraon, Lincoln.
Byron Sadie, Paxton.
Hubtirt Allaway, Homer.
Lawrence Fi labia, Lincoln.
Melvln Glati, Kearney.
Lloyd Sehmedeka, Albion.
Irvln Meyera, South Sioux City, Neb.
CI) da Fendor, Meadow Orova,
Rrpledgra.
Donald Radenbaugh, ' Jrand laland.
Morrla Klngaton, Arcadia,
Arnold Peteraon, Aurora.
Albert Moeiman, Oakland.
Elton Potter, Monroe.
KAPPA HIOMA.
Pledgee,
Robert McCorklngdale, Bellavue.
Jamea Beltier, Grand laland.
Albert Blackburn, Orand laland,
Robert stephena, Grand laland.
Thane Davla, Hyannla.
Howard Curtlaa, Hyannla.
Howard Kommera, Hyannla.
Douglaa Hall, Lincoln.
Kenneth Bon, Lincoln.
Albert Remington, Lincoln,
Jack Tucker, Lincoln.
Myron stapleton, Lincoln,
John Lowe, Mullen.
Frank Kudrna, Mullen.
Wither Long, Weeping Water.
Dick Snyder, Auburn.
Richard Spangier, Plattamouth.
Kenneth Hill, Haatlnga.
Edward Colllna, Denver, Colo.
Charlea Tanton, Denver, Colo.
Jamea Brownell, Alliance.
Rrplfdgea.
John Strand, Polk.
Donald Slemaen, Grand laland.
William Roberta, Lincoln,
Ralph Roberta, Lln.oln.
Merle Gottfredann, Lincoln,
Jack Evana, Trenton.
Robert Conrad, McCook.
George Potter, Crawford.
William Doherty, Omaha.
Robert Mehrlng, Grand laland,
Chauncey Barney, Lincoln.
Dean Kerl, Weat Point.
Gerald Kelley, Orand Island.
Jamea Fulton, Lincoln.
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA.
Pledgee.
George Rlcharda, Oregon, Mo.
"THE GOOD SAMARITAN"
With shrunken green ault Pete arrived at
U Hall
And threw up hla hat and cried, "Whee,
How De All."
The maids looked amazed, the lada atared
In awe
Aa Peta at retched out hla gum and
smacked It back In his jaw.
Such manners and clothes are quite out
ot date!
. We'll teach thla young man to be more
sed ate
We'll take him to ELLINGERS and make
him style wine.
So he can associate with regular guys.
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Through the facilities of the
Student Employment Bureau,
position la open for a student
qualified at a barber that of
fers an excellent opportunity
for part time labor. Those In
tereated eontact Mr. Epp In 104
Administration Building.
Wynn Tolhert, Concordia, Kas,
Carl Shipley, Pallaade.
John Klner, Burn, Kas.
Orvllle Zlnn, Beatrice,
Re pledges.
Ruaaell Broeker, Lincoln.
Henry Roth, Kanaaa City, Mo.
Marlon Roamarin, Leigh.
Leroy Breunlg, Leigh.
Raymond Bloaslea, Omaha,
William Laymon, Lincoln.
Wm. Btalcup, Oregon, Mo,
Robert lAwrenre, Lincoln,
John Oaborn, Lincoln.
Alvln Wood, Wymore.
Robert Borner, Lincoln.
PI KAPPA ALPHA.
Pledges.
Howard Cavltt, Springfield, III.
Robert Larson, Omaha.
William Horn, Omaha.
Marvin Stelnbaugh, Stanton,
Ray Laraon, Lincoln.
Blng Miller, Falrbury.
Lauren Moran, Hartington, Nebr.
Roy Bllxt, Arnold,
Rrpledgra.
Louis Schneider, Lincoln.
Warren Fager, Avoca.
William Walklna, Lincoln.
Jack Dodd, Gothenburg.
Paul Malzacker, Nellgh.
Lloyd Hudaon, Big Springs.
John Flanagan, Lincoln.
Howard Baker, Orand Island.
Ed Houller, Lincoln.
Art Relmera, Big Springe.
Hack Simpson, Lincoln.
rill DELTA THETA.
Lnuta Anderaon, Lincoln.
William Andreson, Plalnvllle, Kas.
George Bacon, North Platte.
Byron Bradley, Clarlnda. la.
David Deaklns, North Platte.
Fred Dyhrmann, Mlnden.
Robert Holland, Lincoln.
James Stuart, Lincoln.
Albert Tollefsen, Kearney.
Bob Bailey, Pawnee City.
David Deaklns, North Platte
James Little, Lincoln
George Beyers, Stanton.
Repledged.
Russel Andersen. Council Bluffs, la.
hoy Barms, Omaha.
Malcolm MacFarland. Omaha.
David Sowlea, Lincoln.
Lawrence Coy, Llncoiii.
George Stelnmeyer, Lincoln.
PHI GAMMA DELTA.
Herschel Bartholomew, Cody.
Darlow Burdlc, Omaha.
Boo Meo-eohln, Lincoln.
David Patterson, St. Louie.
John VonSeggern, Wayne.
Repledged.
Rex Harding, Oakland.
Paul Maatln, Lincoln.
Louis ."eterson, Fremont.
PHI KAPPA PSI.
Pledges.
Ralph Jacobson, Fremont.
David Jeffreys Lexington.
Tom Panslng, Lincoln.
Tom Cushlng, Lincoln.
Howard Ayers, York.
Jack Robertson, Holdrcge.
Philip Southwlck, Friend.
Leslie Boalaugh, Heatings.
William Clayton, Grand Island,
Raymond Bauer, Lincoln.
Archie Carpenter, Lincoln,
Don Paap, Lincoln.
Lee Liggett, Utlca.
James Buchanan, Omaha.
Robert Mooae, Omaha.
Bernard Johnston, Omaha.
Richard McClymont, Holdrege.
Cheater Patten, Omaha.
William Omening jr., Mullen.
Bert Vlckery, Omaha.
Al Midgett, Hastings.
George Seeman, Omaha.
Thurston Philips, Exeter.
Repledgrs.
Jack Hammond, Fremont.
Robert Perry, Lincoln.
Robert Holland. Lincoln.
Robert Hamilton, Omaha.
PHI SIGMA KAPPA.
William Belknap, Fremont.
George Bniner, Loretta.
Robert Lat'.ln, Valparaiso.
Gerhardt Schmidt, Weatern.
George Swoboda. Ltnwood.
Repledged.
Stanley Dolesal, Weston.
. Wlllard Foster, Exeter.
Willis Foster, Exeter.
Richard Leaak, Falrbury,
Henry Moedlng, Wlnalda.
Edwin Pohlman, Garland.
Joaeph Pnapiall, Able,
Wads Sloan, Sutton.
Myron Trltt, Kimball,
PHI DELTA THETA.
Pledges.
Louis Anderson, Lincoln.
Bill Andreson, Plalnvllle, Kaa.
George Baron, North Platte.
Bryon Bradley, Clarlnda, la.
Fred Dyhrmann, Mlnden,
Bob Elliott, Hartington.
B"b Holland, Lincoln. ,
James Stuart, Lincoln,
Al Tolleafen, Kearney.
Replrdgrs,
Lawrence Coy, Lincoln,
Ruaaell Anderaon, Council L 4ffs, la,
Roy K. Barnes, Omaha.
Malcolm MacKarlan, Omaha.
David Draklna, North Platte.
George Stelnmeyer, Claytonta.
Dave Sowlea, Lincoln.
James Little, Lincoln.
George Beyera, Stanton,
Alva Simpson, Lincoln.
MKiMA I'HI KrMILON.
Jerry Adama, Lincoln,
Gerald Courtney, Lincoln.
Howard Cowllahaw, Keinmerer, Wyo,
Robert Elliott, Weat Point.
Dwan Green, Lincoln.
John Priest, Lincoln.
Lawrence fcwedlund, Sterling, Colo.
John Wrlghtaman, Lincoln,
Repledged.
Melvln Baylor. North Platte.
Ktchard Bradley, McCook,
Dale Everton, Crofton.
Robert Fenton, Lincoln.
James Fitch, Denlson, la.
Adelhert Hartman, Greanam,
Wayne Mann, North Platte.
Wayne Newman. Imperial.
Robert Phelpa, North Flatto.
Greek Societies Pledge 375
Men on New System
(Continued from Page 1.)
ing groups, eight houses placed
buttons on ten to twenty men,
while nine listed three to ten.
Number of repledges also ex
ceeded last year's total. Two hun
dred men were listed as holdover
pledges compared with 186 in
1934.
Jack Fischer, Interfraternity
Council president, was enthusias
tic over the showing made by all
fraternities with the filing fee in
effect. "This year," he pointed
out, "less than 450 cards were filed
for rush dates, which means that
all but 16 percent of those rushed
were pledged. In previous years,
when from 1,000 to 1,200 men were
rushed with even a smaller num
ber pledging, needless effort and
money were spent by both the
Greek societies in rushing and the
council offices in filing and check
ing names."
That the system would be made
a permanent feature was indicated
by several council members and
fraternity leaders. "The plan will
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be made In minor details, but con
tinuation of the essential part of
th nvatem will mean less work
for the council and less money ex
pended for fraternities," ne aaaeu.
Phil Morentln, famous Indian
distance running for Stanford, will
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trv a comeback on the cinders thia
season, competing with the San
Francisco Olympic club.
Al Mamaux, manager of the Al
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tour together in vaudeville at the
close of the baseball season.
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