Wednesday, October 22, 1941
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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Helen Kelley, Society Editor
Phone Daily Nebraskan I
Society
Office or 2-7545
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The candy passing of Alyce
Cunningham, Pi Pbi, and Rollo
Clark, Dclt, was a thriller, but it
served another purpose. Sue Shaw
got to observe the boys' technique
...Farm House got cigars from
Harold Walkup Monday. His girl
friend is Leona Kilzer. . .Off again
and now on again are Chi O Gloria
Hansen and Delta Sig Joe Flem
ing. Seems the affair is kind of
spasmodic . . . Among the house
parties of the weekend is the
annual Kappa Swig barn dance. At
the doings will be Johnny Miller
and Virginia Noise, DG pledge;
Walt Plummer and Harvest Queen
Ruth Miller, Chi O, and Jim
Evinger and Jean Baker, Pi Phi
...Bert Allen, Beta, and Aline
Hosman, Theta, really like Artie
Shaw (small wonder). They are
not only going to the Pike Friday,
they are following him to Omaha
for the ball. . .
Going Steady.
Jean Fisher, secretary to Union
Director Bill Marsh, is now going
steady with Delt Dick Childs.
That's really swell. Good boy, good
gal... Norm Davis, Farm House,
Amherst, Williams and Wheaton
Colleges have forbidden students
to bring their cars to school this
year.
All YW Finance
Workers Report
Today at 5 p.m.
Workers in the YWCA fi
nance drive are asked to meet
today at 5 p. m. in Ellen Smith
for a final check up. At this
time all workers are asked to
report in full on sales.
passed cigars to the brothers Sun
day for the second time with the
same girl. Seems he and Marjorie
Wight passed them once and had a
fight. This time it is going to last
...Nancy Raymond, DG, and Joe
Sonneland, Beta, will be heading
for the ball this week end as will
lots of others, but Artie will have
serious competition Friday when
Farm House holds its fall party
at Broadview Country Club. They
are having Hank Mattison play
for them. Originally they wanted
Artie for their party, but the
Turnpike offered him more money.
New Officers.
The Delta Rho Iota Pi club has
elected its new officers. They are:
Towne Club
Announces 3-f
New Members
Announcement of the new
Towne Club members was made
yesterday when Betty Lou Naden,
active, released the names of the
31 Lincoln coeds who have quali
fied for membership. Only those
who do not live in organized houses
may become members.
Each fall, Towne club holds a
membership dinner to which Lin
coln coeds are invited who are
friends of the actives. Soon after
this dinner takes place, the new
members are chosen.
New members are: June Heil
man, Jean Austin, Frances Babich,
Jean Bowers, Janet Helm, Doro
thy Lacket, Ailcen Steinbecher,
Pat Hunting, Dorothy Steinmeyer,
Darline Steinmeyer, Virginia
Stuermer, Alice Booth, Berdine
Theasmeyer, Eleanor Werner,
Ruth Sherburn. Betty Moxham,
Jacqueline Gladney, Irma Tingel
hoff, Wilina Miller, Ruth Lewis,
Rose Ann Swoboda, Jean Smith,
Phyliss Duncan, Doris Wood,
Verna Ritzlaff, Betty Lou Larson,
Phyliss Holbrook. Harriet Hayes,
Lois Lawson, Pat Spence, Lola
Jean Swann, Gena McCallum, Jean
Albert, Mariane Zeigler.
ALPHA PHI
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
DELTA TAU DELTA
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
PHI KAPPA PSI
SIGMA NU
Have Your Pictures
Taken lor the
1942 CORNHUSKER
October 22 to 28
Rudge & Guenzel Studios
13th and N
Helen Goodwin, president; Adri
enne Reed, vice president; Laura
Lee Mundell, secretary, and Roma
Biba, treasurer. . .Just a few more
Artie Shaw dates: Edna Mae
Neidermeyer, Chi O, and Don
Anawaldt, Sigma Nu will be there.
He is a waiter at the Chi O house,
so his choice is good. Ernie
Smethers, Alpha Sig, and Stan
Smith. Beta, will be there with
Betty Norvell, Theta. Not room
for the hundreds, but more to
morrow. . .
Calendar
Calendar.
Wednesday.
Union matinee dance, ball
room, 5 p. m.
YWCA cabinet meeting, El
len Smith hall, 7 p. m.
YW-YM joint cabinet meet
ing, Temple, 7:30 p. m.
Thursday.
AWS freshmen meeting, Ellen
Smith, 5 p. m.
Matinee dance, activities
building, ag campus, 5 p. m.
Friday.
Kappa Delta houseparty,
chapter house, 9 to 12.
Saturday.
Kappa Sigma houseparty,
chapter house, 9 to 12.
Sigma Kappa houseparty,
chapter house, 9 to 12.
Home Ec Group
Hears Speakers
At Meet Today
The home economics association
will meet in the social parlors of
the home economics building at
12:20 p. m. today.
Marguerite Harvey will speak
on Merrill Palmer, professional
school for home economists, lo
cated at Detroit where the main
subject taught is child psychology.
Another feature of the program
will be reports on the national
home economics convention, held
in Chicago this summer. Eleanor
Crawford and Winifred White, the
delegates from the Nebraska or
ganization, will tell their experi
ences.
Co rnh usher Ed
Announces New
Picture Schedule
Fraternities and sororities who
must have their pictures taken
for the Cornhusker this week are
Alpha Phi, Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Tail
Omega, Delta Tau Delta, Phi Kap
pa Psl, and Sigma Nu, according
to Shirley Russel, editor.
The deadline is Oct. 28 and may
be taken beginning today at Rudge
& Guenzel studio. Students should
take advantage of Thursday night
when the store is open until 9
p. m. to have their pictures taken,
Miss Russel stated.
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Theatre Begins
First in Series
of Productions
Experimental Theatre will pre
sent three plays tonight at 7:30
p. m. in room 201 of the Temple
building. These productions are
first in the series of plays to be
given by the experimental theatre.
Allan Menefee will be stage
manager lor the three plays.
"Ghosts," a cutting from the play
by Henrik Ibsen, will be directed
by Phyllis Welch. Martha Anne
Bengston. Darrell Peters, Dorothy
Typton, Robert Black and Clar
ence Flick will act in this produc
tion. "For Distinguished Service," to
bo directed by Bonnie Wennersten,
will be played by Beverly Weichel,
Edith Laslo and Mary Huffman.
Mabel Jean Schmer will direct
"Ever Young." Taking part in it
will bo Josephine Weaver, Roberta
Estey, Pat Beadle and Jane Mover.
Union Schedule
Includes Three
Events Today
Center of today's campus activ
ity will be the Union where three
events. are scheduled.
Matinee Dance.
Identification cards will admit
students to the 5 o'clock matinee
dance in the ballroom. Come alone
or bring a date.
Square Dance.
At 6:45 p. m. square dance pu
pils will meet for their third in
struction period. Only those who
are registered will be admitted to
the class. Time for the lessons has
been changed from Tuesday night.
Game Pictures.
Complete pictures of the Nebraska-Indiana
game along with
a commentary on the play will be
presented at 7:30 p. m. The movies
will be shown in Union 315.
Coed War Bundle
Club Meets Today
The "Bundles for Britain" club
of the Coed Counselors will meet
today in Ellen Smith from 5 to 6
p. m. Marion Nicholson is the
group leader.
Three Experts
Divide Daily
Contest Prize
Winners of the football contest
sponsored by the Daily Nebraskan
last week, were Charles Vacanti,
1548 U, Paul Farrans, 1437 Q,
and John F. Woskibwicz, 1645
Vine, all of whom picked seven
of the eight games correctly.
Loyal Cornhuskers all, the three
missed on the Nebraska-Indiana
game.
The prize money will be divided
equally between the three win
ners, and if they will call at the
business manager's, office in the
Daily Nebraskan any time Friday
afternoon, they will receive their
money.
Sophomores
File in Junior
Division Office
Students who were classified in
the Junior Division last year, and
who have not filed for sopohomore
standing for this year, must see
Miss Zimmer. room 103, in the
administration building, who will
give them the proper blanks to
fill out, according to G. W. Ros
enlof, registrar.
Those who are eligible for
sophomore standing and who have
not yet filed, are receiving notices
from the admission office, which
indicates the importance of the
applications.
Everyone must have the correct
number of credit hours and have
met the requirement for a sopho
more in the college in which he
is entered.
SDT Entertains
Dean and Staff
Sigma Delta Tau will entertain
Mrs. Verna Boyles, dean of women,
Miss Elsie Ford Piper, and Mrs.
Ada Westover at dinner tonight.
The dinner is annual affair at
which the sorority entertains the
dean and her staff.
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