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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1936. FOUR r, ISM." -.in.; '!! inr !;:.-! 1 weio discussed. i kt'ois have been ii alumni inviting a luncheon on ..;y tn be held at ; ; ; . V roti:":l of tin men wild coiu t lie years to i will be special FRANCIS CHOSEN TO ATHLETIC BOARD BY TOIN'S CLUB M Men Plan for Homecoming Banquet at Season's First Meeting. Electing Sim Francis as their repi emulative on the university alhktle boaid. N l'il) members hel.l their li:.-t m.'ctir.g last night, follnwii.g a dinner at the coliseum. lMav.s lor Homer. enir;; Ortolier 31. ;.r..! a:i N tiab u.tnee snrneliine in the near fut: N Ii-.-. haa.! .-:.! t i X . them to li.i:vco:: 11: 3 ia I ll ii.e L.3 ot the X flub and the ath .ie nil tn.vnt for the get-to- e.-th-.-r" an. I game. A charge of ;:;;v ct n'.s will he niatie to other lii. n atun.iing the meal. IY.hiy of honorir.tr N men who I 1 1 nip' le.l miring ceiiam pa-i yeas'.-; was use 1 last year and will be cmlii.ued in the future, taking a new group each year. Following the luncheon, at which some pro pram will be presented, the men will attend the Homecoming game with the University of Missouri. 'Die special guests will be seated in a special box in the stadium. We hope that a large number of old N men will take advantage of this annual affair to get to gether and renew old ami make new friendships. I'm sure that they will all enjoy seeing this year's edition of the Comhuskers in a rattling good battle with their old foes for the Missouri-Nebraska Bell," declared Virgil Velkin, pres ident of the N club this year. Coach Henry K. "Pop" Schulte will represent the athletic depart ment as geneial chairman of Homecoming arrangements Law rence Kly was appointed chairman of the N club committee in charge, and he will select his committAj later. Further plans f'r the af fair will be discussed at a meet ing to be h'l l in the near future. If plans for an N' club dance to be held sometime during the current football season materialize, it will be the lirst time such a paity has ever been held on the Nebraska, campus. Some nation ally famous band would be en gaged to play for the affair, and all proceeds would go to redec orate the N club room in the coliseum. THE SWING TIME WALTZ London banker." recently loaned P.ussia l&i.WWM for ten years at an interest of T 1-2 percent, but the entire loan must be spent in Britain within one year. Now tlieie i an idea for ending de pression that hasn't been tri"d in tins country. X. Omer K. Kp-iry. foim'-ily i.'j.strti. tor i;i the department of botany here, now le-ad of that de-pa.-tire-nt at Sul I toss teachers col V at Alpine. Texas, returned for a few davs d'K- to tin- death of his father. Ne.v York 1,'uiver.sitv has a new tour- in '.o.sne 1 1: hygiene. GET A SPECIAL LUNCH AT Liberty Drug Co. I'ornurly "lU vU,r" 13th and P Sis. - - s 1 I ' - 'i - V ...... .-.'V t-vv.'-.T v. 1 1 ' 1 1 -4 1936 PLACEMENTS SHOW HOME EC STUDENTS MUCH IN DEMAND 'e t'rrtl Astnirr anil tiinarr fjer in ".Sirifi; by t imrtffy HhO Hatliit I'irturr Time Accepted ballroom adaptation of Swing Time Waltz, created by Fred Astaire ar.d featured by Mr. Astaire and Ginger Rogers in "Swing Time." At the Stuart Theatre Saturday! Music "Waltz in Swing Time" published by Chappell & Co., Inc. Arranged by Lucile Marsh. Director of National Dance League. In the Swing Time Waltz there ; hold i2-3i 4 measures. Closing are steps for everybody young, j waltz position and turning ton old, beginner and professional. In : tinually repeat sequence. 4 meas the' fr.ilr.winp- deserintions the cs-! ures. Open position again on the ... . ...... ..r ! sential steps are given in oruer That graduates from the homo economics department of the Ag college are much in demand is evidenced by the fact that nearly every graduate from that depart ment in 1936 who desired employ ment has secured a position. Seventeen of the 35 graduates have obtained jobs as teachers in home economies departments in high schools, 3i being placed in this state and one in Iowa. Miss M:irsaret Fctlde, chairman of the department, says more teachers could have been placed. The other graduates are divided into several classes, several inking up dielitics work in hospitals, two receiving fellowships, and one graduate re ceiving a position as county home demonstration iigent. Four Teaching in Colleges. Four who obtained master's de grees in horns economics last year ire all teaching in colleges this fall. Mi.s Daisy Sehluntz of Hunt ley is hea l of the home economics lenartnicnt in Walla Walla college at College Place. Wash., Miss Hel en Baeder of Lincoln is teaching in Michigan State college at Kast Lansing, Miss Gertrude Chitten den ot Ciatonia is teaching in Iowa State college at Ames, and Miss Opal Powell of Hardy is teaching in the University of Minnesota at St. Paul. Following is a list of only those graduates who accepted positions: Barbara Barber, School of Agriculture, Curlis. tt'a.hini;. MarK.irfl Kl.mienkamp. North Ioup hiKli ach.MjI. teaching. Clarice Bl'.'im. Dawmin hiKli whiml, teacliiiiK- Ruth Bouse! man. Aiiheles. Calif., retailing work. Jcunue tltmip, Ijilter Pay Saints hos pital. Salt Ijike Oily. I'tah. st.ul.-iil uicti- tinn. Janice Oampliell. Univorfity of Texaa, inst il ut ion tnanai nieitt. Kulh Caislen. Muiltn hil. scliooi. teach- tn SprinKvicw hiKli I.on Intih scli.Hil, camati. home ilrnion- Kiizalictli Di'lruh. ito..l. iri.hini;. M it v K'.ta D.i.lrill. Miriam l-'rascr. Tc str.iti-.n hi;, ill. KNie i;..ih. U'a!tliill luh school, tcach- inK. I'earl f'.ral. Ax'ell hmh fcIi'hiI. tcach int; iioth H.'n.liT-on. Conull utiivcr.sity. fcl- l-.'-V-lllp lu:t Kin.T. Multnen.ih h.-..t-il. P..rt lau.l. stu-t.-'it dntil.;;n. i;;n.iys Kl-'I't'. I'l'lri. Mull.. viMlniK Ito.l.s,' vft'ij.'i a-.- t. Marian K.ir:.. N'-.r I:; up J.r.es Co., Oin ahi. : taut h''- .-. U'lth l,:tn.ic:t, l:anln!pti hi :h FCll'Mil, teach. ii.t. Jr.:i!f I. -h. Ulairt.-uri'. lov a. hich sch'.'.l. t.-' hri,.'. .Iran N ;lson. i-;.-ter hi.h .school, teach Inn. ..rni.-e Ptckc't, l-'arna:n l.iirll jtchool, teachtnK. Uuth Rice. Ariinf.t' n hii;h si hool, teach ln. :lara Ridiicr, Univcr.-it of Arizona, fcMov.-5hip. I-oah Kcijle. Mitchell hi-h school, leach inK. i:l'flvs Siiilichman, Scotia hilh school, Ica.-hin. Marine Rulti Scott. IvH.mis hi:h schoil, teahili. Margaret Spader. Rushviile hiKh school, lenhinu. Iorothv Stoihtart. Harper hospital, De troit. Mi.-h. student dietitian. Jane Weldon. Rudijis A (Uienzel, assist ant personnel director. Parking Ticket Gives Hijli School Journalist Scare. Feature Story. Imagination Hniis Wild a? I'rejisler Takes Time Going lo Ciirt. difficulty so the wise teacher can adjust them to her needs. Dancers take open waltz posi tion, both facing line of direction. Both step on outside foot ( 1 , swing inside foot forwaid at the same time rising onto toe of out side foot (2 1. drop back onto the heel of outside foot (3. 1 measure. Both stepping toward each other with outside foot and thereby clos ing their waltz position 1 they turn with st'-p 2i st-p (3 1 meas ure. Repeat ad lib. This fundamental swing step is simple enough for beginners and even the children will enjoy it if the tempo is kept down. An int'-reting swing rnymm in- tap movement so feet will not terfere. See illustration V. Swing Spins (in order of diffi culty i : 1. V'innese Turn. Continually turning waltz (4 measures i. Re verse turn (4 measures i. 2. Pirouette Turn. Make a com plete turn with 2 waltz steps (2 measures). Gentleman now girl's right hand in his left and she spins twice as he waltzes along side tif her (2 measures). 3. Hop Turn. See illustration IV. In regular waltz position, gentle man starting on hi left fixit and girl on her right. Take one pivot step (1) hop on that foot 12) re peat hop on same foot (3'. Repeat, starting with other fxL Continue variation in the turn for older ami arouna room w.wi p.oK' more advanced students consists of stepping toward each other with a pivot st'-p BY JANICE FELTH AUSER. Nebraska City. Being business manager of a high school publication does not entitle one to park in the space re served for the faculty at the uni versitythis I learned to my con sternation Friday morning. The fact is. trembling, cold, my stom ach feeling empty. I actually faced a judge and made explanations. You see, I got "tagged." For the past three weeks I have holds, fplanned what I would do when I attended the ninth annual conven tion of the Nebraska High School Press association. I thought of the many different events I was to experience, but it never once oc curred to me that I was lo stand before a court judge for the first time in my life. After registering. A fellow del egate and myself returned to my car. We sat in the car and tried to think of a featuie story we might write for The Daily Nebraskan. I glanced at the windshieldl and see I the judge smiled. we-eii, yes sir. but you did not know it," I uttered. "Sign your name and address here." he said, "That is all." He smiled again. I believe that I did manage a little smile and a polite "Thank you, sir" but the feeling expe rienced I shall never forget but will never be able to explain. You can make sure I was very, very careful as to where I parked the rest of the day and loked twice for a red line or a sign. (Did I or did I not get my story?) COLLEGE WORLD. Dr. W. K. Pf oiler of the Ger manics department gave two ad dresses at the Loup. Thomas and Custer county joint institute pro gram the past week. His sub jects were "American Citizenship" and "F-ducation and the World Outlook." 4. Hopsa Waltz Turn. In regu lar waltz position turn to right continuously with step ( 1 1 swing 1 2 i hon l3l C.E. gentleman steps i there IrfT.ealh the windshield forward on left foot, swings rigM w ier, I saw and ( 1 i and iim.sning i " - .. It.. i-4a. ,l,,nn in tu'll larn..Z. ' forward on left foot, swings riant wiper, I saw the official red and Tm is abVa simple cmb.na- leg back, hops on left foot, steps ; wh.te summons. My heart flut- Hon and ran be ue.l in interim a-; or. ''1 , , ' --,, WSia , ,lo? una-1-; ieii i'-g iwwji.i, imj - - j - - foot. Girl uses opposite it-ei nu, uu)e cjr wha, Now? swings leg in opposite Ju e lion. r (;,. Turn Tall. .-. I UIILlll.i.i.i.1 .....I ..(,.. r ,.,.., r.;.l Ihe t meiwire e. 7 ,"... - ' - i i ,n left Ml Til VOl On I'-ll Ul II .stai-mg on outside hiep joi-j Re- ate children's clasi-es vanred adult group.-. Dancers take Swing Promenade position, lioin m '"K - - , t t , ll.nr.. forward ft nvasurel bal-! ' fi . ' ...... . . . r. . A i 11 Dai k ii iii.-o-u. ri;,i 1 mrasure ward ill hop on that foot 2i hop f. ' T;j T()rn fj,.nteman steps again ('!- Ht.uting msid- foot , ' p, ' ( ,,.fl f(K,t u, hru.-,hes s;,d.- forward (I) close ti) noi-j ,,.r.VAr,i t,Hck (2) l.'Ji I measuie. ' .r. ,.,,,, .-, stris on hft III on liv thU variation lor more a'j- . h. k ( 'i.''.i K-e illu itratiori VI. out of the this variation for more ad- iniiicl (.tu ! r.l.s. Atter the 1 bl- i- hi-i,s and the ft p hop hop j movement the jjirl tos.m-s liy i 'v.ith 2 steps tiiiuiiig an follow:.: I Step h-ft tit htep right II) tap j 'left to bi'k of ugh' h-l 3i i mea'iie. R.p-t entire ht'p. Kill; 1 leturrniig to pli'e n the .v-ciid ros ver. ' i Take open wait, po iti'i. Rot', j u-i'iig outbid fo-'t tt'l". !" ' l ; riie i. iirei, step swing M rneasii; i. j With one wal'z ft f. ( lo.e , dion ; ;irid facr. toward gentleman s right, j arm 1 1 rne:u.ine i. Rth st. p ba k (on i:si'Je iihiI aii'i nv.itin uui. foot back tapping it ba k of in-ide foot, keeping weight on in-id" fot (1 rneasurei. Crossing out-ide foot over iiii.id'; fot and inito'iriK ba'.k in line of direction around the ! rorn step, hold. tp back (1 rn--u-urei. Repeat tin.-, backward travel Ip'eji for 4 rneasutes. Instead 't tin- backward tiavel step, 4 waltz ! turn an be tiobsMuted lor e.--? j advanced cla.i.-s. I Take open waltz position. Roth , i.U ti forward on outside foot 1 'hold (2) step on Inside foot iZl. One valtz f.tep forward beginning with outside f'ot. .Step forward on in.i e foit 111 bru-h out-ide f'Cit jf'.rward (2i bin. h bai k 3l tap 'toe back a heel of insid- f't (J; 7. Waltz Pivot Turn. Take one p:vot f.'i p to ea h measure, rr;ak ,ig a swii.sif.g. weipiiig turn. An optimist : A tolJejre l.y who i alls his hometown girl at 10:30 on a station to si at ion call. Prof. Se,g llecht of C .l in.l. I Cnivi rs.ly r b.iin that chi-mieals in the eye cau- our i-olor h' t n; Dr. A. Iwi'-m liw.'ll, prci dent eineiitiiM iit llarvaid l.'oivei n'y. recently failed to pas an au tornobile driving examination. lice station four or five times. I thought I had enough courage to enter. What would I say? Is the judge going to lie tall and thill and cranky? Will he be in a black robe r.n.l .....1,,. ..,n ,,r. I.f.r,. n ' . stubby and jolly? These thought !. iiii'i i'iy iitit.-i- I was wearing a fur coat and my fiiend. thinking that if I looked too well dressed, he would surely fine me, I ltk the coat off. Fverylhing from being put Into1 i Jail to ft fine came to mj ! niird. "There Ii a fairly pleasant, looking man that looks as tho he ; !;:l;ht the one," decided. " I !.. a a tag." I stuttered. Th'-r. ; v. hat el- I imifiibled I can't re- ; tiien.l r. My bps w-eined dry as dust. A thousand ban.iners Worked in my brain. ; 'You parkid In Ihe faculty lot," Learn to Dance Guarantee vou to dance ALSO 3 LESSON COURSE Private Ltnoni by Appointment. LEE A. THORNBERRY Coach Knight is keeping busy this week handling both baseball and football practice. has a big s'juad out for baseball and the football s'juad is also good-sized. We Can't Iron Indiana BUT when you have a "prtiting" cleaning problem PEERLESS will com to the recue. f SPECIALIZING CMpert dyeinq. In SEE OUR REPRESENTATIVE IN YOUR MOUSE OR CALL THE P eerless CLEANERS CEO. M. LEMON 322 So. 11th B6731 UNIVERSITY GIRLS' SPECIAL Free Shampoo Any Dy Excepting Saturday P. M. With Every Finqer.iv Elite Beauty Shoppe 1105 "O" St. Phone B2990 firing Coupon SAFETY RENT-A-CARS NVw V-Rk, Ci.evroIcfH, end 4-r.vliii'l'TU. 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