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Socially Spooking
By Jo Duree
And then it rained and spirits
were dampened but not much...
the Kappa Sig boys were very un
happy because they had never
gotten around to taking down
their home-coming decoration and
Carrie Belle's Cow perforce took
9l shower
Max Weiland of the Delta Up
Btlon lads, is not dispirited these
days however... he had the nicest
time... and Missouri, or anyway
one little Mi3sourian a DG, we
understand, and it's no lie that the
Missou DG girls are also plenty
smooth but ignore our eulogy
and let's concentrate on Max and
the fine time he had with this lit
tle gal he snapped up from be
neath the eyes of her MU love. . . .
Jackie Stratton, AODl, not so
long ago asked Chuck Leager,
Delta Sig, for a little masculine
aid in regaining the failing af
fections of one Sigma Chi . . . and
now Jackie's forgetting the Sig
Chi and keeping Chuck around . . .
did somebody say merry-go-round.
We hope the would be Zeta Beta
Tau's took the line of least re
sistance and did sneak last night
...the big boys over there were
so confident that a short sneak
was in the air that they even ar
ranged for no food for the frosh . .
Little Kappas decided that re
bellion was a good deal... big
Kappas had cool peas and quite
cold ice cream for dinner last
night while the girls who wear
their pledge pins ate at the Corn
husker and then returned pan
hel ruling at eight o'clock....
And now Alex Mills, SAE, is
looking in at the KKG house...
Mary Runyon the incentive. . . .
Mister Jacobson, Leonard Jacob
son, since we're chatting about Sig
Alphs, is quite currently being
seen with Bette Klopp of the
Kappa Alpha Thetas, who inci
dentally is soon going to be whip
ping around in one of those amaz
ing conveyances right soon... and
we do mean a convertible. . . .
Phil Grant, Phi Gamma Delta,
and Jeannie Craig, Pi Phi, passed
the cigars and candy, respective
ly, Monday night This makes
the known-of engagement final.
AWS puts out
news sheet
'The Women' to contain
full activity schedule
Ready to guide busy coeds thru
another week of activities will be
The Women," weekly news sheet
published by AWS. This week's
schedule includes happenings on
both the ag and city campuses,
horseback rides, as well as social
and activity meetings.
Dorothy White, editor of "The
Women," promises a complete bul
letin of all meetings of general in
terest to the women on the campus
to be issued in the near future.
Because "The Women" is pub
lished to furnish the women of the
campus with a day-by-day calen
dar of meetings of general interest
to them, the editor urges that all
organizations call in these meet
ings to 5-8427 by Wednesday evening.
Tuesday, OctoKer 29, 1940
Lincoln barbs
meet tomorrow
Appointment
CadeT Sergeant Guides.
Richard M Gellatlav. IJnooln
Gordon H. LeaBroeck, Lincoln
William McQuillan. Llncota
Gnl Bradley, Unooln
Cadet Sergeants (Squad Leaders)
John R. OrltM, Omaha
Clifford Klfiner. Llncola
Arthur L. Mutr, Lincoln
Robert B Orovert, Lincoln
Gleam Iiennlnm, Bllnr Creak
Robert Devlney, So. Sloui CKy
Vera Dyke, Lincoln
Gordon O. Curptxll, David 0y
Hugh F. McKenna. O'Neill
WlllUm Oold'ng, Lincoln
Horaot Kofalro, Lincoln
Royal Q. Elf. Loomi
Frederick Erlcaon, Loom la.
Harold U Mack. Adama.
Lloyd Naden, Franklin.
Milton W. Meyer, Lincoln.
Cadet Corporals.
Wlnton D. Jenaen. Rennet.
Robert A. Hutton, Lincoln.
Robert A. 8Hverman. Omaha.
John W. AUI.X, Arapahoe.
Thoma R. McCandle. Lincoln.
Nathan Eastman, Kimball.
ENGINEER UNIT
Cadet First Sergeant.
COMPANY "A." COMPANY
Taul L. Sehnrrt, Lincoln. Robert E. Junrman, Atktoeon,
Cadet Staff Sergeants.
Steohen 0 Wilea. Plattemoutb.
Dick Seagra, Omaha.
Oordon L. Willlt. Grand Ielaoa.
Burl Johnaon, Lincoln.
Cadet Sergeants.
Jack Ziminer. Lincoln.
Loherl Hjitt. Kullerton.
Norman D. fc'car. Omaha.
Msrk K. Cardner. Harvard.
lliirlc Pi.,1. ac, Tekamah.
c.len John-on. Council Bluff. la.
Richard C. IVCou, Woodbine. Ia
Robert W. Bevmi, Cedar Raplda, la.
Cadet First Sergeant
Edward Lovlck. Fall Olty.
Samuel 8elfert, Lincoln.
Robert Johnnn, Lincoln
Eldon Clapham, Cedar Bluff.
Kenneth D. Lantz. Tecumaeh.
John R. Buehlrr. Omaha.
Howard Wlttmua. Panillion.
Robert G. Glover, Weatervtlla.
OMPANV
Chart" Wniie, Omaha.
Vi!.,-1 1,,,'hIcII.
Carrol Sih.a'W,
IJnooln
Niobrara.
i. fnrfilk.
'!, btfA;,rt, Lincoln
Unv-hiriin. Iavid City.
1'i.ieit R'innila. IJntoln.
Fowsnl M'&iurtrra. Lincoln.
I i.il Murpiii. Wabarh.
r ' 'ii'l Jo.i'iin. l.in'o'n.
l.L-rl LconarU, Lincoln.
.'icU M. P. Hard, IJncoln.
COMPANY 'D.w
Hobart E. Dewey, Omaha.
Cadet Staff Sergeants.
Roger D. AnCeraon. Omaha.
Dick Breaee, Omaha.
Cadet Sergeants.
Franci L. Cox. Lincoln.
Robert A. Joh-aon, Omaha.
Wilbur A. Bchmall. Lincoln.
Richard C. Seymour, Madtaoa.
Fnat R. Peitraoa, Gibbon.
Fdward A. H'-rnoi Lincoln.
Henry A. Dankrotrer. PeWltt.
Conrad C. Dye. Council Bluff f,
Don R. Roger. Omaha.
Cadet Corporals.
Roger Garey. Lincoln.
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FIELD ARTILLERY UNIT.
Cadet First Sergeant.
1-1 MONDAY. BAT. "B" t-I TUESDAY.
Alberty, Lincoln. Richard J. Arnold, IJnooln.
Cadet Staff Sergeant
Frederick Paltoo, Llnooln.
Cadet Sergeants. -
ftobart B. Herrtogton. WaUrte- Stanley K. Brldenbaurh, Hubbaed.
Dohald J. Heyne, Wtnr. Charle F. Dlenit, ljnfo'",,.
Dob B. Hllnert, Llneolh. Oharle R. Jama Fall Cltr.
Oaorm U Neater, Lincoln. Dtck A. Peter. Omaha
Adrian A. Foe. Red Cloud. Roland P. Shirley. Lincoln
Donald 1. Roth. Haye Center. Jame H. Stuart Laxlnsto
Walter E. Yerkea, Lincoln. Robert C. Guenxel, Unoolo.
Cadet First Sergeant.
BAT. "O" t-H TBVMDAY. BAT. "D' I- THCRSDAT.
dward R. Danllo. Pawn City. Thorn C. Wood. Jr., Lincoln,
Cadet Sergeants,
Harold Brown. Orleans.
ftobard H. Ltndberf. Llnoohi.
MArvin L- Uitrbhy. LlntjUt
Mallow r. K0fr, xpra.
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William J. Stubb. Rivtrtoa.
Alien H. Zlkaund, ors.
RuaaeU M. Vaa Every,
WeaiHac Waea.
Iph R. Roe, David Oltf.
onnao J. Barta, unoom.
Vletor A. Bradahaw Columbua.
Joseph B Brook, Lincoln
Richard B. Johnion. Hanaea.
J6hn R. Ofoorna, Lincoln.
Hugh H. Sawyer, Pawn Cits.
Charle S. Velta, Crete.
Edward J. WaaMO, Llncohv
The Lincoln men barb club
will hold its most important meet
ing of the year Wednesday, ac
cording to Bob Dewey, temporary.
president. Business wm include
election of permanent officers,
adoption of a constitution, and se
lection of a name for the club.
The meeting, at 7:30 p. m. in par
lor B of the Union, is open to all
Lincoln men, as well as to those
not belonging to a barb club.
Yearbook-
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in the fraternity division of the
first heat with 87 percent of its
men photographed, and Sigma CM
was second with 74 percent. Alpha
Phi was first in the sorority di
vision with 99 percent, and Kappa
Alpha Theta the runnerup with
36 percent.
Results in the first heat were fa
from encouraging, so it is hoped
that the present race will bring
much better results. The president
of the first house having all its
pictures taken will receive a free
copy of the 1941 Cornhusker.
Cadet First Sergeant.
BAT. MK" t-S FRIDAY.
Robert L. Marcotte, Lincoln.
Cadet Staff Sergeant
Lyman D. Moell, Lincoln.
Cadet Sergeants.
Marvin N. Beroitan, York.
Ml E. Cadwallader, jr., PxfoH.
William F.. Kltrell, Lincoln.
F. Hamilton Reed, Norfolk.
Harold A. Skoo;, Monro.
Max Wilson, Lincoln.
Stanley D. Liedtke, Grand Island.
Oscar E. Thomas, Oakdale.
Gamma Mu Theta, women's p re
ined honorary organization held a
picnic Sunday morning at Antelope
park. Guests were Dr. and Mrs.
Otis Wade, pre-med adviser and
the new pre-med girls.
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