THE DAILY NEBRASKA
Friday, April 5, 1940
There ore . . .
Sti 1 1 some lads 'n lasses who
are footloose, fancy free
By Mary Jean McCarthy.
Now that everyone is going
toady or else they at least have
a pin it seems a little difficult to
find something to ramble about.
But then, people still drink cokes,
go to movies, have house parties,
and formals. Then too, some are
still foot lcofce and fancy free and
are just scarfing the happy hunt
ing ground. We are hoping that
everyone is looking forward to an
other perfect week end for today,
it has arrived after five o'clock.
WHAT TO DO
is the question Kappa Delt Marion
. Stone is trying to solve these days
for last wetk' she asked Marvin
Kruse. Fwnhouse, to her spring
house party not knowing that the
Kappa Sig party was the same
night and bfing the reason that
Don Siempor. to whom she was
pinned for a year, would be down
for the fun. Some fun. Yes ? ? ?
THE PARADE
you might have seen a few eve
nings bpc out north was all
brought on by Sig Alph Clark
O'Hanlon. wl.o had bet the broth
ers he coult: run for two solid
miles, withoi:t rest, water, food,
or drink of course it took Lloyd
Wright, one rf the brothers, to set
the pace ami spur him on. but old
'Butch" finely won, and is now
ten dollar? to the good.
WEDDING BELLS
will soon lie ringing for Theta
Marie Anderson for she is now
wearing a t-eautiful diamond and
Easter prtstrt from her flying
cadet.
MYSTERY LOOMS
AGAIN
at the Bus house and they are
hoping it v iV. be the last time too.
Last night, vhen it was all dark,
someone, no; saying who. for we
don't know, rv.t someone, cut down
one of the t?ees in the front yard.
What will ti-ey do for shade???
What wii; ;hey do for leaves?
What will trey'do
BLISS, 'TIS WONDERFUL
thinks K&rpa Sig Pledge Hex
Crews sine he met Beth Howley.
He has sorrr dates in the near
future wjtl r.tr and when telling
hi. brother? of his fortune they
merely scci'ttd and said, " O. K.
Wo bet you zr.'t get her picture."
So a few r..thts later he called
the mockirif, brothers in. and as
they stood .-.round they saw on
his dresser, yes, that's right,
Bth's piiti'rt. We wonder who's
laughing now. By the way a fly
ing cadet down Texas way has the
original copy.
TROUBLES A BREWIN'
and this time it is between Kappa
Ann McLaughlin and Phi Psi Tom
Grimes. They used to be seen
almost everywhere together but
now one of the brothers, namely
Al Busch, is head man and has
stepped into Tom's old shoes.
SUNDAY NIGHT
the Alpha Chis will have a buffet
supper and entertain the fellahs.
Some of those going will be Carole
Brown and Acacia Butch Larson;
Faye Irwin and Sig Ep Clint Jur
genson; Mary Lu Adams and
Whitey Reed, Delt and Nancy
Mauk with Bob Schricker.
SOME OF THE BOYS
say that on the twelve-thirty
nights Sig Ep Julien Bors takes
a step ladder over to the AOPi
house and a few minutes before
"lights out" he mounts the ladder
and turns out the lights. How
come J. B. ?
COME OVER FOR
DINNER
tonight girls, for DG Margy
Krause says that this is the big
night and that she has decided it
would be an excellent time to pass
the candy. Why tonight? 'Cause
there will not be so many there?'
Wonder what happened to the old
adage the more the merrier?
Ski Stealers
(Continued from page 4.1
craftily send out ski troops to
round up the potent beverage
which is the staff of life to the
Russians.
"Ski Stealers" includes a cast
of 17 characters, headed by
"Egor," known as Jack Bittner,
arts and science senior and star
of the University Players. Louis
Wilkins, arts and science, has the
role of "President Helsinki" who
leads his side in the attempt to
gain revenge on Rush.
"Studsky" and "Crabitch" Egor's
right hand men, are portrayed by
Bob Gelwich and Verne Geissinger.
The Parts of "Guy Helsinki" son
of the president, and the "Colonel,"
an Englishman called in by Fun
land to solve the Rush mystery,
have been assigned to Carl Harns-
! borger and Tom Philips.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OFFICIAL
BULLETIN
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DAILY i if. e hy 5 p. m. everv day for insertion in the paper the follow
inn morit.j (.-. Notice must he tped or legibly written and signed hv
me (.rr .;h the authority to have the notice published. The bulletin
will f.fi '. fiaily exieiit Monday and Saturday, on pace tWo of the
nkej;am-:.n
TODAY
I Ifc BAR Y JOtW.
viml.nl. wh wlHh part On poiltlon
In the library may take the annual ex
amination on Saturday, April ft. Nttidcnta
arr avkcci l ( l-ly ai o.m a poKihle to
Mix Kutlrrii-e at her office near the loan
dek mi thr n.ain fhmr nl the library. The
examination will tw held la the reserve
reading mm a.! ( a. m.
1 ION lAN(F..
l-ee William will play fur the Vnlon
dance In 1 h ttMironm al p. m.
HOMK Ml.
The Nebraakr. Home Kr Aiianelallon will
me-t In pnri,r. XVK from 1 to 4 p. m.
R14.1 I ST !'ltN.llM.
There wilt Ik a record remieil program
on the famerf Muntr act la the faculty
lounge at 4 p. n .
hnn Mr.s.
The harh vii' hnnr d twice no Saturday
night with Rit. end Mall haa heen chanced
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UNDER JCH'TirrtEl. DIRECTION
Alpha
Gamma
Rho
Spring
Party
Sfii rdny
Evening
to Kiiday nlrht from VSfl to 8:J.
SENIORS.
June or AntrnM candidate for the Cer
tlflcale In Social work or Ihe Teacher
fertlflrate, i-.nrd hy Ihe Male Hiinertn
tendant nf Public Instruction, ahontd file
their application In Ihe Rdntrar'a office.
Room 9, by April It. Office honn are
from t a. m. to S p. m.
Application for decree t either of
these time mnt alno have been fliod hy
April I! If hl haa not heea done pre
vloanly. NOON KORIM.
)r. Arthur Tctenwn of the Raral eco
nomlra diimrtmenl on A( ram put wll'
aridreM the faculty noon forum In th
Home Kconomlc cafeteria oa l.an
t laaaea."
SATURDAY
HH.I) tOMPANV.
The fornhnaker I'leld company will meet
at n:4 a. m. In Nehranka hall. MeTiher
are asked to wenr their fatigue aniiornm.
The pmhlem thl Saturday concern blank
ammunition.
SUNDAY
MIS1CAI. TKA.
A maslcal tea mill he lven hy the rel
drnu of ( arrte Br lie Raymond and Jnlln
Iive hall from 4 mull p. m. A abort
pmci-am will lie irrMiled hy (lie reai
dent of the two hall In the ballroom
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