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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1940)
I I 12 DAILY NEBRASKAN Friday, November 29, 134H Soacdhi. Jo Duree j, j ' i The Yuletide spirit is overtak ing folks if Dick Hiatt is indica tivehe couldn't wait until Christ mas to give Chi O Jeanie Car nahan a Phi Delt sweetheart pin And Anita Jones, AO Pi, is now wearing Bob Jungman's A TO pin Many are the local lads who view the growing friendship be tween Chi Beth Schroeder and Sig Nu Bud Buzard well, dis conso tately. Every once in a while we hear about lads who like some of the local lasses have found their big gest interest abroad such an in dividual is Bob Shouemaker, of the Acacias, who is importing his girl from Des Mones for the war department's slight blitzkrieg which they are considering hold ing at the coliseum... The Kappa Sig lads are all chortling at the unfortunate pre dicament that one of their better numbers finds himself mired in. . . the lad in question called up a favorite Pi Phi chum of his to ask the arrow-ite fo a date to the first formal of the season . . . she, too bad. . ., had a date... but the lass continued, she would look around and see who didn't. And she did, calling back the Kappa Sig house and informing the frosh so-and-so had a date with so-and-so . . . Fluff Greene, DU, is quite in a quandry. . .before he commenced steadying it with Simy Stimpson, KKG pledge, he had quite a few dates with the plenty cute Alpha Chi pledge Marge Stewart with the result that Marge's Alpha Chi formal date was with Fluff. ..and now, the lad is trying to fix Marge up with another DU so that he won't be entirely out of mat league. . .complications. . . Mary Helen Farrar, Theta pledge, is a plenty popular lass. . . while she and DU Walt Johnson were patronizing the matinee dance Fred Metheny, Phi Delt, cuts to chat with the little lass and then grows angry when he is haunted by a Delt... no brawl, however. . . And now farewell chums, we'll see you at the football game wear ing a Corn Cob posy, at the Turn pike afterwards. . .in fact, ha vine an enjoyable weekend with the mental burden of having your Cornhusker picture taken at Townsend s off your mind. . . Your Cornhusker pictures can be made in a distinctive style for Christ mas gifts order now at TOWNSEND STUDIOS. Miss Betty Klingcl Member Alpha Xi Delta Sorority v. ' )cflcl- . a - . o m - - - - - n a a a 6 a te 9 ,, JHOt CKlATiOM Jf e on ftttmfi Exquisite "Spark! Black Lastex Gabardine! Just enough excitemeht are these tiny metal pinheads around the low "platform," the "sore tjiumb" bow and "peak hole" vamp of this V-Pump! Have it first Greens arrive from Estes for YWCA dinner Every year evergreens are sent from Estes Park to the YW here for the traditional Hanging of the Greens dinner. The evergreens for this dinner have been delivered to the YW office. They came in three large boxea weighing 127 pounds. Last year 35 men and women from this campus attended the YW-YM conference which is held at Estes Park. It is because of the conference that the greens are bought there instead of here. These greens will be used Tues day evening in decorating Ellen Smith hall. There will be a din ner later in the evening. The Ves per choir will sing carols while the invited guests decorate. The choir has been invited to eat with the guests, who are members of the women's campus governing boards. Wallop the Wildcats. A farmers son is more likely to follow his father's occupation than the son of a man in some other kind of work, according to a sur vey at Cornell university. Fall election is bouncing ball j it bounds from councilXo council ' Students went to the polls Tues day. At least some of them did. Only there were no polls. And no election. For tliree weeks now, the ques tion of a new election of junior and senior class presidents and the member of the prom com mittee has been tossed from coun- Kil to council and from commit tee to committee. Each body woul.l take some action upon the thing. Some decided that the first elec tion was illegal. Finally, the Stu dent Council decreed that there should be a new election and set last Tuesday as the date. A bouncino ball. A day later, barb leaders ap pealed the Council decision to the university faculty committee, a group of faculty members who have final jurisdiction in such mat ters. Once the problem of having a new election had been brought under that group's jurisdiction, all action by student groups stopped The committee didn't get around to meeting before Tuesday of this week because of vacations, leav ing the matter undecided on the day set for election. There was no use in the Council scheduling a new election because they didn't know if it was legal or not de pending upon the action of faculty committee. Yesterday, that com mittee decided that it will meet and decide the thing finally this coming Tuesday or Wednesday. Nothing can be promised. There may be a new election. If there is, the date is still undecided. Engineers get federal jobs Deane Jenkins and Kieth Vrana, former students in the engineering college, are now employed in gov ernment work. Jenkins is with the war department and Vrana is in the coast guard. A former student in the archi tectural department, Jenkins is now an architectural draft sman and is working on the design of two new hangers at Kelly Field in San Antonio, Tex. Many such po sitions pre now open to the vast national defense program. With the coast guard, Vrana is a fourth classman at the coast guard academy at New London, Conn. This is a four year course which leads to a degree of B. Sc. in mechanical engineering. Follow ing his training. SMART NIGHT LIFE IK FORMAL WEAR 6jf WjaqmL Yes, you should be at your very smartest . . . comfortable casual . . . smooth looking! So select your formal wear from a store that knows styles, talks style and who sells nothing but style. You'll find those fashion details from the right drape of the trousers to the correct collar style and tie. Everything you'll need for the "Ball" is ready for you now . . . and our "Corps" of young fashion experts will be glad to advise you as to "what's best for this year." One stop here will start you out successfully on a most exciting for mal season! Check your needs NOW! FULL DRESS SUITS $2750 $35 TUXEDOS $20 $25 $3250 ARROW FORMAL SHIRTS $250 $3 $350 HOMBURG HATS $395 $5 FORMAL SHOES $6 $89 -i''f: til I 5 'c.V V V it- Z 4
