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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1937.
THE DAILY NEBKASKAN
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Innocents Rank
As Goal of All
Activities Men
Senior Honorary Heads
List of Many Campus
Organizations.
For, the university freshman
who desires more than the ordi
nary routine of a college curricu
lum, Nebraska offers a myriad of
extra curricular activities that
make use of
spare time and
help to make a
university edu
cation com
plete and well
rounded.
According to
prominent edu
cators thruout
the country,
outside activ
ities in univer
sity life aid in
bringing- about
social co n-
s c iousness
among stu- ,,, Wlu,hBn.
dents, promote
leadership and often opens the
door to success in life past the
few years of college.
Foremost in the ranks of men's
activities is the Innocents Society
which Is the final attainment and
ambition of every activity man on
the Nebraska campus. Tradition
has formed the honorary organi
zation around 13 senior men who
have been the most outstanding
in every field during their firs'
three years of college. Service to
the school in extra turrlcular ac
tivities, qualities of leadership, and
scholarship are the criteria upon
which selections into the society
are made.
Tapped on Ivy Day.
The new members of the Inno
cents society are lunlors "tanned"
Ivy Day each spring by the out
going seniors. After being inducted
Into office by special initiation the
new members serve until the next
year's election.
When freshman men journey to
the coliseum this Tuesday for reg
istration they will sen un0 of tho
first activities with which the se
nior honorary organization is con
nected tne sale of freshman caps.
Cheerleaders for the sports sea-
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son are all chosen, after tryouts,
by men with at least a sophomore
standing, by the Society. Probably
the most important task of the
Innocents for the year is the fas
tering of school spirit thru rallies
and the football card section.
Homecoming day, Dad's day, and
the homecoming decoration con
test all come under the direction
of the senior organization.
The members of this year's so
ciety are: Robert Wadham, presi
dent; Albert Moseman, vice presi
dent; Wlnficld T. Elias, secretary,
Donald Boehn, treasurer; John
Howell, sergeant-at-arms; Jamea
E. Murray, Dave Bernstein, Ear!
Hedlund, Thurston Thelps, Robert
Mattz, Richard Brown, Willtard
Burney, Web Mills.
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100 Women Make Plans for
Greeting New Students
Monday Morning.
Freshman women tomorrow will
find friends on the campus when
100 Coed Counselors, wearing the
official badge of the group, spend
their day answering' questions,
getting girls in the right line, and
setting up friendship booths in
major buildings.
Today the Counselor Board and
the Counselors under Virginia
Fleetwood, Mary Joan Birk, and
Fern Steuteville will meet at El
len Smith hall to make the final
preparations for all Coed Coun
selor activities that take place
during the Freshman's first week
at school.
In Andrews hall, Teachers' col
lege, and Social Sciences will be
located information booths which
will be open for Freshman Day.
Freshman on Ag campus may
also ask questions at Counselor
friendship booths located in Ag
hall and the Home Economics
buildine-.
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me ntw oiuuuias iwie oui
of their meeting in the coliseum
another duty of the Counselors
will be to pass out cards which
entitle the holder to a Freshman
button, available Thursdav, Fri
day and Saturday at the Kampus
Kornor at Golds. Faith Medlar
and Lois Cooper are in charge.
Unaffiliated girls especially
have been invited to attend the
annual Cced Counselor welcoming
party which will be held under the
chairmanship of Mary Priscilla
Stuart and Frances Knudsen in
Ellen Smith hall Wednesday eve
ning. YJL, Y. W. Serve
As Organizations
For, of Students
Alike in their purpose of uniting
the university in a full and crea
tive Christian life, the Y. M. C. A.
and the Y. W. C. A. stand out as
active organizations of and for
students. Officers and cabinet
members of each group plan the
programs and activities according
to campus needs with the assist
ance of faculty members and Lin
coln citizens who act as an ad
visory board.
Four officers and 16 staff chair
men from the cabinet of the Y.
W. C. A. and take the initiative
In all organization activities. On
their yearly calendar is listed first
the membership drive which usu
ally has 1,000 new members as its
goal. During the drive week
freshmen and transfer women
students are given Invitations to
teas where the Y. W.'s purposes
and ideals are explained.
Mortar Board
Heads Women's
Activity Ranks
At the peak of all activities for
women on the Nebraska campus
stands Mortar Board, national
honorary society for senior wom
en who have their previous three
years in school excelled all in
their scholarship, active work in
organizations, and leadership. The
highest goal for all activity
women, Mortar Board remains the
inspiration of freshman girls in
terested in activities thruout their
work in the various organizations
on the campus.
Since joining the national so
ciety of Mortar Boards In 1921,
Nebraska's group hss become the
Black Masque chapter, a name
carried down from the local sen
ior honorary, the Black Masques,
which sprang into being here in
190:..
New members are announced by
Mortar Board in the spring at the
annual Ivy day following the
presentation of the May queen and
preceding the tapping of the In
nocents. The candidates for mem-
I bershlp are from tho junior class
and are chosen at a preliminary
election of all the senior women
on the campus. Final selection
Is made by the unanimous vote
of the Mortar Board chapter. The
presentation of the new honorary
society is the masking of the new
members by the old.
Mortar Board may Include from
5 to 20 prominent women students
with the exact number varying
from year to year. At present
the chapter is composed of 12 sen
ior activity women, A faculty ad
visory committee assists the chap
ter. Mortar Board, besides helng a
leading honmary, curries out an
active year's program. Their
Mortar Board parly in the fall
when convention disregarded
and the girls take their dates to
a patty In the coliseum Is one of
j the projects of the organization.
I his year s Mortar Boards are:
Maxine Durand, Kloise Benjamin,
Jano Barbour, Betty Cherny, Ma
rie Kotouc, Martha Morrow, Win
ifred Nelson, Jean Marvin, Jane
Walcott, Cienevlevfi Bennett, Rosa
lie Motl and Donna llintt.
Iluskerland Gels
1937 Renovation
During Summer
Both the 1937 Husker and the
place where he dwells were adorned
In a new garb this year.
An army of shirtless, sun tanned
college men, worked most of the
summer shaving, sanding and
painting the wooden seats in the
stadium to lesson the wear and
tear on the fan. All seats were re
numbered and charted.
The entire stadium was given
an overhauling, painting the nec
essary portions. On both the play
ing and practice fields worked a
squad of gardeners, warring
against the pestiferous weeds.
Atop the west stadium now sits
an enlarged press box. The new
structure was lengthened at each
end, thus accommodating radio
hookups at the north and south
extremities. Newsmen will be al
lowed the entire central portion of
the hitherto crowded box.
The Cornhusker players will
flaunt, brilliant uniforms, new
from the skin out this year. Chest
length shoulder pails, new hip pads
and shoes with special time mud
cleats are the unmentionables of
a Husker grtdder's wardrobe. The
fans will be dazzled by brilliant
scarlet Jerseys with white sat n
numbers on both front and back.
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The playing breeches are of a knit,
ted material, made thus for a
tighter, yet clastic fit. Their color
is an army khaki, Helmets will
again be all white.
A sauceful of quicklime placed
in a damp closet or cupboard will
absorb all dampness.
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Thrifty students purchase a $5.50 menl ticket for $5.00 or a 2.70 meal ticket
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then you save another 5c or 10c.
Co-eds leave your boolcs and coats at the free check stand, use the lobby,
cafeteria, and fountain as the meeting place of your best friends. Special
rooms available upon request for committees, luncheons, ani banquets.
Our own ice cream made fresh daily is especially tasty, and there is a new frv
and sandwich service that will delight you. '
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Foremost in activities for both
men and women .either affiliated
or unaffiliated, are student pub
lications which occupy probably
more spare time of the activity
group student
m.mvnmmurmwwl than any other
A group of extra
1 curricular ar-
: 1 r an g e m ents.
I Time, patience,
f'Vf t'. r esourccf illness
il'tr?!: i-tand scholarship
1 mJS j?, are essential
who desires iu
learn the fun
damentals o f
the college
newspaper, hu
mor publica
tion, or year
book.
In charge of
the three major publications, the
Cornhusker, the Awgwan, and the
Daily Nebraskan is a publication
board composed of five faculty
men and three students elected
each year. Appointments and
forced resignations for all pos
itions on the three publications
are made by this beard.
Published each morning except
Monday and Saturday, the Daily
Nebraskan has a staff of nine
paid members in its editorial de
partment and three paid mem
bers in the business department.
James E. Murray of Lead, S. D.,
and Robert Wadhams of Lincoln,
will serve as editor and business
manager respectively for the first
semester. Promotions, based upon
resourcefulness and scholarship,
are made each semester.
Freshmen interested in report
ing for the Daily Nebraskan or
working for the business depart
ment of this publication will meet
at the offices in University hall
this Saturday afternoon at 2:00
o'clock. Permanent beats will then
be assigned later in the week. No
Freshman, is eligible for a paid
position on any publication staff.
I'UOSII CAPS
The Innocents Society held a
meeting Friday, Sept. 10 to make
arrangements for providing In
coming freshmen with the tradi
tional freshmen caps. Members of
the society will be on hand to j
distribute 41 captioned insignia!
of all male members of the class
of 1941. I
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