DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, November 6, 1940
Barb council plans
budget revision,
winter parlies
Committees for the barb winter
party, discussion of a method of
improving the music presented at
the barb dances, and a revision of
the Barb council budget were the
items of business taken up at the
meeting of the Barb council last
night.
Budget revision was necessary
due to the sale of activities tick
ets which did not bring in enough
money to meet the budget planned
last year.
Party committees are: Bob Sim
mons, Dorothy White, Tim Hig
gins. Bill Green, publicity; Vernon
Wiebusch, Blaine Sloan, Jean Ech
tenkamp, Marilyn Barr, program
committee; George Gostas, Harold
Alexis. Gilbert Heuftle, ticket
committee; Betty Hutchinson,
Louise VVocrner, decorations com
mittee. Others are Ida Schweiger,
Janet S wens on and Ruth
Grosvenor.
Puncb-
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occasion requires can carry that
old pigskin.
Passes fail.
Special work on the opponent's
passing game has netted the
Huskers profits this year. All
teams that have boasted outstand
ing passing games thus far have
been held practically helpless in
the season's play. Missouri, In
diana. Kansas, Oklahoma and
even Minnesota had their passers
and all but Minnesota were sound
ly thumped by the Huskers. Also
Nebraska has developed a formid
able passing game of its own.
It looks like another case of Ne
braska against a team that is hot
after its skin and also has a good
chance of realizing its objective.
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Socially. SpsaMnq.
By Jo Duree.
This social life is getting two
faced these days... we welcome
one lad who seems quite capable
at keeping tab on the times when
he sees the world through only
one orb. . .it shore looks like some
cruel soul stepped in Bub Bur
russ' puss... Right face, readers
...we give you the writings of
Robert. . .
On Harold Howell, of the Beta
Howells, we'll mention that he's
interested currently in little KKG
Zimmer. . .quite interested broth
ers' comments of Sunday form fit
basis for such a supposition
On that lengthening list of
steadygoers there's the addition
of Tlieta Dorothy Chase and Phi
Sigh Carl Harnsberger. . .
The Sigma Nu's were really out
Monday night... Jim Jones and
Jim Roberts were quite out in the
cold with very little raiment and
an awful lot of water... The
brothers craved cigars. . .and come
to think of it we can't blame them
...it must have been chilly out
seranading. . .the Delta Upsilons
would know about that, too . . .
real good senanades.
Different with a couple of cap
ital D's are the invites which the
Beta Sigs have involved to an
nounce their Husker party at the
Comhusker, Nov. 9 . . . real husking
mitts.
More different parties would be
a boon. . .how about a Sadie Haw
kins party if spring comes back
again this fall. . .
The Ohio's and the Tri Delts
must've gotten together and
planned their house-parties. . .in
vitations are big black notes mu
sical notes and they look so
much alike they might have been
cut with the same pair of shears.
The Sig Chi'a are coming forth
Friday night with a closed party
...a pledge affair that goes com
pletely "Nuts"... you tell us what
a nut party is. . .
In the Tri Delt house on Dor
othy Kunkel, pledge, is a Delta
Chi pin... from Stanford...
Plenty intrigued by Frankie Ha
berman. Alpha Chi, is the pledge
prexy of the Fiji's... Ray Treinen
fits the rescription. . .
Dick Hitchcock and Verne Inga
ham are going to be with the
Clark twins this week-end ... Sat
urday night will be that double
date. . .sort of a Kappa Sig-Kappa
combination. .Maybe friend Hitch
cock found that dating girls with
DU pins less than fine . . .
Council-
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students will choose Pri.ice Koa
met who presents Nebraska's
Sweetheart at the Kosmet Klub
Revue.
AU students may vote Tuesday
in the basement of the Union.
Council members are meeting in
the west stadium where Com
husker pictures will be taken today.
M ! Stam THURSDAY!
By Bob Burruss.
Readers of this column will now
be able to appreciate Jo Duree's
magic touch; so after today any
one wishing to slug me will please
refrain from mutilating my al
ready blacken
ed left eye.
Slights and im
pressions of col
lege life at Ne
braska ... all
"eligible males"
on the campus
with their hun
gry fangs drip
ping, eyeing
Theta Klopp's
new convertable
which is now
being body-
guarded by i
SAE Leonard
J a c obsen ....
While on the
BOB Kl KKl SS
Lincoln Journal.
subject of Thcta we might say
that Tish Trester thinks that Wen
dell Bayse is cute and very smart,
but she is keeping one on Bob
Sconce of Omaha... Don Fitz and
Marie Anderson studying (?) at
the library Monday night.
Week end notes Post-post
graduate We'o Mills was making
the rounds last Saturday evening
shaking hands. . .might ask George
Gostas who that smooth bonde is
that he is keeping to himself...
Jack Hitchcock, KFOR announcer,
was swinging out at the pike Sun
day with ATO Bob Leadly's sister,
Betty Jo. (smoothie too) . . . Toddy
and Lud also there eating pop
corn . . . Paul Amen and Florence
Moll dreamily dancing into a cor
ner... It appeared that Kappa Sig
Bob Sinky was enjoying himself
at the house party Saturday right
...Oh yes Kappa Sigs, how about
those cartoons on the walls? At
Oklahoma we saw Nancy Halligan
with someone else. . .In Lincoln we
saw Tom Woods with Marg Jones
...Wow!
The SAE's are having one of
their fall brawls this Saturday
night. . .understand that Dick Her
man and Al Randall are anxiously
awaiting next Friday November
15th. . .Duschenne formal at the
Fontenelle in Omaha... Dow Wil
son returns for the game Satur
day to gladden the heart of Betty
Hillyer, KAT.
(It couldn't happen) Monk
Meyer staying home one night, or
even studying. . .Has anyone seen
Jean Woods' glasses? Marion
Bowers and Bob Luther "yum
yuming" Monday noon... That
down slip we all got, was sure a
blow.
Workers report
on 'Y' campaign
at drive dinner
About thirty workers attending
the first report dinner of the uni
versity YMCA student campaign
for funds on the city campus last
night reported $135 collected or
pledged to date. The dinner was
held at the city YMCA cafeteria
at 6.
Contributions from students at
Pioneer Co-op house totaled
$26 50, the largest sum received
from any one group. A partial
repo.t from Acacia placed that
house at the top of the list of fra
ternities with $11.50 reported to
date.
Organized barb houses gave $55
to the fund, while fraternities con
tributed $27. $53 was collected
from unaffiliated men not living
in regular barb houses. Ray Mur
ray and Ralph Schroader were
most successful in soliciting this
gToup, each turning in $10.50 in
money and pledges.
The campaign will be continued
until Friday, for the benefit of
those who have not as yet made
complete reports.
Union vill liow game
movies in ballroom at 7;
Foot hall movies of the Oklahoma-Nebraska
eame will he held
tonight at 7 p. m. in the Union
ballroom. Stuocnts must present
their identification cards for ad
mission. Admission will be charged
at the showing at 8:15 p m. which
will be open to the public.
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Double Door' ...
Cast set for Theatre's second
production; to open Nov. 13
. . in Temple
"Double Door," second Univer
sity Theater production opening
Nov. 13, is "rapidly whipping into
shape," Armand Hunter, play di
rector, declared yesterday.
Hunter explained that the play
started out with a double cast, us-
Lawyers plan
holiday smoker
Law association sets
celebration for Nov. 28
A Thanksgiving celebration
smoker will be held by the student
law association in law building au
ditorium Nov. 28. Robert Sim
mons, president of the association,
announced yesterday. Committee
in charge of the smoker consists
of Simmons, Ed Kirby and Victor
Eitel.
Program for the event, Sim
mons said, will include a talk by
some speaker not yet selected, and
entertainment furnished by asso
ciation members. The smoker, and
another one to be held as a Christ
mas celebration Dec. 19, were ar
ranged for at an association meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
THE KOSMET KLUB
PRESENTS ITS
FALL REVIEW
5 Sorority Acts
5 Fraternity Acts
5 Curtain Acts
Student Elected
Nebraska Sweetheart
Prince Kosmet
Tickets Sale Wednesday, Nor. t
from any Worker or at Kosmet Klab Office.
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FAIRMONT'S
ing the same theory that Biff
Jones does, but added that "be
cause of lack of coaches he was
unable to handle two casts in the
rehearsal process." "I cannot de
vote enough time to obtain the
best results with each," he de
clared. Consequently, Hunter has se
lected one cast with several dou
bles, which "is being groomed this
final week for the production."
In this show the part of Louise
the Maid will be played by Betty
Waite and Dorothy Filley on al
ternate nights.
Show strong in atmosphere.
Turning to the show, HunterJ
stated that the play, a mystery
melodrama, is strong in atmos
phere and is in direct contrast to
the opening production.
The set is being constructed of
solid wood, a new and experi
mental process in st construction,
on the Nebraska campus and one
calculated to give the necessary
weight and oppressive quality
needed to develop the atmosphere
of the play.
"Costumes depict the year 1910,
and," says Hunter, "every attempt
is being made to render the play
authentic in every detail. It
should be one of the outstanding;
theatrical events of the year on
this campus."
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