Sigma HDcUn Chi Special Edition
3AILY NEBRASKAN
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Official Student Newspaper of the University of Nebraska
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Harris Andrews
PAUL AMEN
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ART BALL
Second Annual Jay-Sec
(J rid Rally Program.
11 :00 a. m. : Registration at chamber of
commerce.
Noon: Luncheon and entertainment at
chamber of commerce dining room. Wel
come by Gov. Roy L. Cochran and Mayor
Oren S. Copeland. Presentation of Uni
versity coaches and awards to senior
players.
1:30 p. in.: Adjourn.
2:00 p. m.: Bus excursion to University
Place. ProgTam at Wesleyan university.
3:30 p. m.: University of Nebraska
track, swimming and basketball demon,
strations. Scrimmage by Coach Browne's
varsity squad.
6:00 p. m.: Dinner at University coli
seum. Exhibition by University gymnastic
team.
7:30 p. m. : Stag party and entertain
ment at chamber of commerce with Ne
braska' Sweetheart Margaret McKay as
mistress of ceremonies. Football pictures
and Kosmet Klub skits.
10 :30 p. m. : Dutch lunch.
11:00 p. m.: Adjourn.
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Jay-See Program
Draws Grid Stars
Harry Johnson, KFAC S""!
Announcer, Will
Jay-See Awar -
Over 0 school re being rep-1
reented at the Lincoln Junior
chamber of commerce' second an
nual football rally today. High
nchool football Beniors from all
over the atate are here to be hon
ored along with the Cornhuskers
and Wesleyan men who have fin
ished their work on the gridiron.
The Jay-See awards will be pre
sented to the players at the lunch
eon in the chamber of commerce
dinning rooms this noon. Harry
Johnson. FFAB sports announcer
will make the awards.
The two seniors from Wesleyan
to be given awards are Henry
Menke and Dell Hedges. These are
the only men Coach Dwight Thom
as is losing this year.
Gordon Sends Delegation.
' The delegation from Gordon
will probaly travel the longest
distance to attend, and will
probably bring the largest num
ber of players. Traveling the
whole length of the state, the
entire Gordon team will be pres
ent. Other schools which will be
represented include Curtis,
which will send Cosch Cliff Ash
burn and his squad, and Omaha
Central which will send Co
Coaches Napple and Morrison
(Continued on Tage I.)
JIP OSERS FILE
FOR KOSMET S
ONG
CONTESTTONIGH
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Winning Manuscript Entry,
Best Melody to Receive
Cash Prize Awards.
All persons wishing to compete
for the Kosmet Klub spring show,
either as song writers or authors
must have their names filed with
the Klub by 5 o'clock this after
noon. Each author must accom
pany his entry with a brief outline
giving the general plot of the
manuscript which he intends to
submit later for judging.
Triees of $40 for the manuscript
entry Judged best and $10 for the
one Judged second best will be
swarded. An award of $10 will
be given to the person writing the
best song selected for use in the
Khow.
Concentrate on Melody.
Completed msnuarripU and
songs will be called for sometime
I (Continued on rage 2).
WILLARO BURNEY TAKES
EDITORVJOB IN TEXAS
Nebraskan Managing Editor
Leaves for Van Home
Gazette Bi-Weekly.
WilUrd Burnry, having officially
withdrawn from the university,
left yesterday on the 2:50 p. m.
train for Van Home. Tex., where
he will take a job at $35 a week
as editor of the
Van Home Ca-
rette bi-weekly.
Burney was a
first semester
senior and
probably con
n e c t e d with
more activities
than any man
on the campus.
He was in his
fourth semester
of work on the
Daily Nebras
kan, acting as
one of the two
manacing edi-
Football Rally
Honors Seniors
Itnm-f.
tors and a likely candidate tor me
editorship next semester. Burney
was also a member of Innocents,
president of Corn Cobs and chair
man of the rally committee,
(Continued on Tage 2 )
14 SPEAKERS I
FOR DEBATE TEAM
POSTS TOMORROW
stu-
ra'l Krporl En Masse
Io Aid in Kally Dinner
President Martha Morrow an
nounced last night that all T
sel are to report, in uniform, at
the coliseum this afternoon at
5:45 to serve at the Football
Rally dinner.
There will be a short business
meeting after the dinner n
Social Science 105.
Students Araue Merits
Of Unicameral State
Legislatures.
Fourteen sneakers will vie for
places on the varsity debate xquad
in room 125, Andrews hall to
morrow evening st 7:30. The
question to be debated i "He
solved: Thttt the various stales
should establish unicameral legis
latures." Seven affirmative speakers are
David Curtis. Wilton Gustafson.
Arthur Hill. Jk K. Mack, Leo
Turkel, Forrest Wilke, and Finest
Wint jub; negative arguments will
he presented by Paul Bstandig.
Kugcne Curtis. James 11. Ivitia.
i Kdmuml Hollslein, Harold Nie
mann, l-oiiMi'd IUU and William
Townsend.
former Debaters Jude.
' Order of npeaking will be drawn
i (Continued on Pae 2).
Junior Chamber Fetes Men
Of Nebraska, Wesleyan,
High School Teams.
Senior members of the Nebraska
university and Wesleyan football
teams. Biff Jones, and the out
standing high school players and
coaches of the state are today
guests at the annual All State foot
ball rally sponsored by the Lin
coln junior chamber of commerce.
t!nder the direction of George
Hoff president of the junior
chamber of commerce, elaborate
plans have been mapped to enter
tain the senior grid. lets of Nebras
ka. Wesleyan and Inch schools of
the state along with their coaches.
Last year's All State f.xithall rally,
despite inclement weather, proved
enjoyable enough to warrant a
second rally which promises to be
i highly successful,
j Official Welcome Cridders.
j After registering in the com
I merce builuing. the delegates will
I be officially welcomed by Gov. Hoy
1 L. Cochran. Mayor Oren S. ("ope
I lfind. and B. 1. Noble, president of
' the Junior chamber of commerce,
1 at a luncheon to be served in the
1 commerce building at noon.
I Following the introduction of tlm
I Nebniska and Wesleyan players.
Mis Margaret McKay. Nebraska
Sweetheart, will he presented. The
group will then be entertained 'V
the Nebraska vVesleynn Girls Trio,
which will sing KecvrM songe,
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