A
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, March 6, 1941
JlamfmA.
with Mary Adelaide Hansen
Prom dates
are coming in, and the usual crop
of unusual combinations is evident.
For example, Ann Craft will be
there with Junior Oldfather, and
his Thi Delt Brother George Abel
will squire DG Ann Thomas.
Betty Malone, beauty queen can
didate, seems to have disagreed
with Delt Max Whittaker and will
go dancing with Bob Weygint, also
a Delt.
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Phis
have acquired two more pledges,
both from Lincoln. Claire Shader
and Margaret Stoddard are the
two new sisters. Also a surprise
?andy passing by Mary Jean Lau
vetz. People are wondering
just what's the deal about Flu Psi
Dave Walcott's purported break
with his gal-friend across the
street, Sidney Ann Gardner. Per
haps there's a wolf in the DU
house ?
Why is it
that everyone wants to know how
Beta Pooky Peters got his bumped
nose? It all has to do with the
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age of chivalry that is not yet
dead.
The high prices
of diamonds nowadays are no
higher than the sentimental value
Alpha Chi Kay Parks sets upon
the sparkler now twinkling from
that fatal finger. It's from Jim
Brady, air corps cadet from Ran
dolph Field, and she got it Satur
day night.
The queens
of the campus jammed Magee's
last night for the style show.
Spring and all has turned coed
eyes to styles, it seems.
ATO pledges
entertained at a super smoker
Tuesday night. There were dele
gates from every house on the
campus, and after the cigars the
boys all serenaded the gals on
sorority row. Big faux pas of the
evening, however, was when they
serenaded the Delta Gammas with
the Kappa Sweetheart song.
Sort of a slight surprise
to Tri Delt Wauneta Fisher were
the cigars passed by Sigma Nu
Bob Day Monday night. This bright
lad used his initiative and publicly
cemented a rather on-again-off-again
pinning.
Chi Phi
announces the pledging of Harry
McGee, Omaha, and Bill Reese,
Ivan Ponedel, and Gaylord Broker,
of Lincoln.
Anti-nazi cinema,
'Pastor Hall'
opens tomorrow
James Roosevelt's "Pastor
Hall," opening at the Variety
theatre tomorrow, is one of the
most stirring of the recently re
leased movies striking at the nazi
regime in Germany.
The story concerns a pastor in
a German village who attempts to
Rhow his people what the new or
der is doing to them. Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt gives the pro
logue for the picture and states
that she likes it because it is tell
ing the story of a minister who
might be found in Vermont, Ten
nessee, or Oregon.
The
Daily Ncbraskan
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of aotaee nravlnea' I of m iwiimi lias
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Most Everyone It Mak
ing Reservations for the
Friday Eve
"Prom
Dinner"
in the lleautifid
GKOKGIAN ROOM
6:30
8 P.
Per
Perton
Call Mi. Scott for Reservation
2-6971
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UNDER SCHIMMEL DIRECTION
Life magazine
photographs
art exhibition
Today Life photographers, with
the help of photography students
of the university, will begin an
extensive picture taking campaign
of the activities in connection with
the Nebraska art association ex
hibit in Morrill.
These pictures, to make up a
special section in the April 14th
issue of that magazine, include
human interest studies in black
and white of the drawing and
painting classes of the art depart
ment at work, of visitors to the
exhibit, and of the interior sets
which have been arranged in the
galleries.
Also to be included in this sec
tion are color photographs of 12
of the more important pictures in
the exhibit, one of -these being
"Road to Danbury" by Margit
Varga. the Life editorial assistant.
In addition there will be pictures
taken at the extension exhibits
held throughout the state this
week.
Pershing Riflemen
sponsor conipet
Pershing Rifles will meet today
at 5 p. m., to discuss plans for
the regimented compct to be held
here April 18-19.
The Nebraska company will be
hosts to the University of Min
nesota, the University of South
Dakota, and the University of
Iowa.
St. Mary's of Texas has an or
ganization for Spanish speaking
students, called the Circulo Ibero-americano.
Here's what they said about
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Watch The Ncbraskan for complete results
of students' style preferences voiced at
Magee's 1941 Spring Style Clinic
Music seniors
present recital
A senior recital featuring Rich
ard Morse, pianist; Alfred Blinde.
bass; Alden Marvel, pianist, and
Malcolm Hayes, accompanist, were
presented yesterday by the univer
sity school of fine arts, in the
Temple at 4 p. m.
The program follows:
flrtllea: Srhamaaa.
Kram ft Wandering Icefeerf: Hue
Do w( II.
Khapmdy, Op. 7. N. 1: Brahma.
Mr. Morse.
Gehet: HI Her.
O lulu ami Oslrts (from The Ma(le
Flute) t Mnurl.
Ira Grolle Nlrht: SrAnmftBn.
Mrtf Whra Voting (from la a Per
sian UardeaM Irhmann.
Mr. Blinde.
Organ Prelude la O mlaor: Baea
Hilotl. Kortor r.rnda ad ParaaMum (Otall
drrn'a Corner! : Pebusny.
KhapwMiy No. IS: lAsrt.
Mr. Marvel.
Dr. J. Hcrtzler receives
appointment as chairman
Dr. J. O. Hertzler, chairman of
the sociology department, has been
appointed chairman of the com
mittee on revision of the constitu
tion of the American Sociological
society.
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DAVIS SCHOOL SERVICE
Start tWf, UcoK NWmU
Over 200 representatives selected by house '
presidents met last night to see the new
fashions presented by Magee's and to voice
their opinions on university style trends. Here's
some of the comments picked up following the
showing by Margaret Krause Wellinger.
tailored
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You're
Supporting a
Nebraska tradition.
Dancing to the
music of a
captivating, big
name band.
Enjoying
yourself.
In Other Words
You're Going
to the
Junior-Senior
Prom
.and the entire cotl
for the evening
is only
$1.50 couple
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Allen Tintsman . . -
this campus needs.
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