Tues'day, September 23, 1941
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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Society,
Helen Kelley, Society Ed
Phone Daily Nebraskan
Office or 2-7545
Editor
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Sigma Chi, doing when he took
Alpha Phis Jean and Lois Christe
to Omaha, with his tux on. Won
der if Jean wore her jacket from
Annapolis ?
Alan "Tyrone Sun Valley" Ja
cobs seen lately with an especially
bright smile since a lovely blonde
S.D.T. has returned to school.
They say that George Souders,
Beta, is really burned now that
Gloria Vanderbilt is not "coming
out." Shucks!
From now on you will be hear
ing a? well as reading all about it
so we'll leave some things till then
for you to wonder about.
Congratulations.
Congratulations Ruthy McMillan
and Carl Harnsberger. We'll all be
listening to you.
Helen Matz, HG, has gotten
ross and a cigaret case during
the last week from Max Weiland,
DlT, whose pin she gave back. In
addition he keeps the phone pretty
busy and is really trying to fix
things up. We hope they do.
Farm House Dale Weibel passed
cigars last night with Ardith
Hackman. The pin hanging pro
ceeding this new course of events
took place this summer.
Social Security.
Bob Sandberg, ATO, was over
heard to say "Going steady is
really only Social Security for the
goons running around." Now real
ly. Bob!
Chuck Edholm, DU, and Jean
Osborne, Theta, are definitely off
the steady list, while Betty Swen
holt, Chi O pledge, and Hartz
Goetz.e Phi Delt, have been hit
ting it off solidly.
At the Barb dance we saw
Marion Starlin, Towne club, and
Dean Heck; Marilyn Barr and Don
White, now a med student at Oma
ha; and Doris Westphal and
Charles Bitner, both of Towne
club. Doris and Charles had just
met, but they were certainly hav
Ing a swell time.
What it Takes.
Harold Scholz, Theta Xi proxy,
must have what it takes. He had
three dates with three different
girls in three consecutive nights!
Jean Saeger, Gamma Phi, has
broken off with Jo Martin, Phi
Gam. . .Barbara Hanson, DG
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pledge, is going pretty steady with
LcRoy Kling, pre-dental student.
Even after a 9 p. m. telephone
call from Chris Berger, Sig Alph
who is in California, Jeanne An
derson, Chi O, stepped out with a
fellow. . .a Sig Alph.
Week-end Trips.
Events of the week-end included
a trip to Columbus made by Carol
Robinson, DG, to meet Bill Flory's
folks. Carol and Bill, a Kappa
Sig, are pinned.
Another trip was from Omaha
to Lincoln when DU Dick Lyman's
girl came down.
What was Fred MacLaugherty,
Calendar
Tuesday.
YWCA mass meeting, Home
Ec building, ag campus, 4 p. m.
Wednesday.
YWCA cabinet meeting, El
len Smith Hall. 7 p. m.
Thursday.
YWCA membership tea, El
len Smith Hall, 3-5 p. m.
YWCA finance dinner, Ellen
Smith Hall, 6 p. m.
Friday.
All church night.
Prof. Camp Presents
Paper at Math Meeting
Prof. Chester C. Camp of the
mathematics faculty spent five
weeks this summer at Princeton
university in the institute for ad
vanced study. He also carried on
research at Harvard university for
a month. Part of the results of
his work were presented in a
paper at the summer meeting of
the American Mathematical So
ciety held at the University of Chi
cago Sept. 2 to G. His paper
was titled "A convergence proof
involving an inseparable multiple
contour integral."
BABW Delays Plans
For All-Girl Party
Plans begun by the BABW
for the all-girl party have been
delayed, awaiting the advice of
the inter-club council, an organ
ization representative of all wom
en's groups on the campus.
Campus News
Over Air Waves
Twiee Weekly
Carl Harnsburger, Phi Kappa
Psi, and Ruth McMillan, Kappa
Alpha Theta, will broadcast camp
us news over Magee's dance pa
rade two nights a week, it was
announced last night.
Five students tried out for the
position, held by Margaret Krause
Wcllinger last year.
Harnsburger, an Innocent in
1940-41, is in law school at the
present time. Miss McMillan is a
member of the University Play
ers.
Lahr Issues Second Call .
Union Activities Committee
Positions Open to Students
. . . May Come Under roint system
Because of the small response
received from the first announce
ment, Pat Lahr union social di
rector has Issued the second call
for volunteers to work with the
eight student members of the
board of directors on the following
Theobald Edits
Ag Magazine
New staff members for the
Cornhusker Countryman were ap
pointed last Saturday morning at
a meeting of the ag college stu
dent publications committee.
Editor for the first semester,
will be Dale Theobald, former
chairman of the magazine's edi
torial committee. Associate edi
tors appointed are Eugene Smith
and Charles Marcy. Associate edi
tor in the home economics division
will be Carol Chapman.
William Hartnell was selected as
the new circulation manager for
the coming semester.
Dental Profs Speak
At District Meeting
Dr. D. C. Keys and Dr. G. W.
Ferguson, professors of the dental
college, will appear as guest
speakers at the Sioux City dis
trict dental society today.
activity committees in the union
dances, hospitality, convocations,
house rules, music, competitive
games, general entertainment, pub
licity. "Eventually," stated Miss Lahr,
"we hope that this committee
work will be considered as im
portant as any other board posi
tion or publication staff job."
This la a new opening for per
sons interested in activities and
the AWS board co-operating with
the men's point board will estab
lish a system of points that can
be earned by persons receiving ap
pointments on the committees.
Freshmen May Apply.
Five to fifteen positions are
open in each divjs'nn and fresh
men as well as upper classmen
are urged to apply at the union
office immediately and state their
preference as to committee work.
The publicity committee will ar
range for the distribution of sign
and make arrangement for
speaking tours, while the convo
cation committee will contact the
union speakers, have charge of the
speakers during their visit in Lin
coln, and arrange the student for
ums. A file of the union activity
workers will be kept and recom
mendations will be issued from
this for persons seeking perman
en positions in the future.
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