DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, Uaj 14, 1942
A
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With nothing but study facing
everyone, social life has really
died down to a minimum, except
of course the big N Club dance
about which you have no doubt
already heard...
A candy passing we missed, and
we're sorry, took place Monday
with Dick Gellatly. Delt, and Mary
Helen Dietrich the two who spent
all that money. . .Chicago will be
the scene tomorrow of the wed
ding between Chick Oldfather, Phi
Delt and PBK, and Tess Cassidy.
Theta and Mortar Board. There
is really an example of "like at
tracting like'... It is hard to be
lieve but the Romeo of the campus
has finally fallen. Yes. Sig Chi
Bill McKerney is now wearing
one of the brother's pins and his
own rests now in the possession
of a gal in California...
Picnics are still in the fore
ground with the Farm House's
annual one scheduled for Friday
afternoon followed by a dance that
night... And the Delta Gammas
and Tri Dolts are getting together
Wednesday for one of the rougher
and tougher baseball gpmes of the
season . . . Well, he finally parted
with it. Paul "Bottle" Jones is
the Sigma Nu we refer to. "it" is
his pin. and the lucky recipient is
Camilla Phi Jean Sanger. . .Con
gratulations to a number of new
pledges of two different houses,
namely D.. k Folda and Harry
McGee now advocates of the Sig
Kp creed and Ray Tollman and
Carl Lerch entries in the Phi Gam
league . . .
Altho nothing new, some men
tion should perhaps be made of
the flaming renewal of the steady
deal between Ed Cizek. Sig Alph.
and Edna Mje N'eidermeyer. Chi
O. Some say it could be traced
to the fji.t that he' once more
has a car. but surely it is really
love... The what was once a rap
idly getting stronger affair be
tween Sig Xu Jack Young and
Kappa Sweets Campbell is now
b'Miig halted somewhat through
the interMence of brother Nu
Dumbo F.nghdahl...
Just so lus name can have one
more piintin. the story of Don
"Stainless' Steele. AGA. involving
the results of some kind of an ac
cident and the bailing out efforts
of Pi Phi Janet Haggart is hereby
told... The sisters are beginning
to wonder if Tri Delt Helen Jean
Weathermen
Call Students
For War Duty
Applications from university
men or women who wish appoint
ments with the United States
weather bureau for the duration of
the war are now being accepted in
the bureau's local office, room 305
Brace lab, according to an an
nouncement released yesterday by
T. A. Blair, senior meterologist.
Appointments will be made as
vacancies may occur, with prefer
ence shown to students having
some university work in meteorol
ogy, physics, mathematics or ge
ography. Most appointments are made at
salaries of $1,440 to $.1,620 per
year, and are made on personal
record and qualifications without
examination, other than physical.
Assignments may be made any
where in the United States, the
release emphasized, but those ap
plying here will probably be as
signed to positions in Nebraska
or adjoining states.
Acceptance of an appointment
does not result in deferment un
der the selective service regulations.
Sigma Xi
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quet were Chancellor and Mrs.
C. S. Boucher.
Brown President.
New officers for 1942-43 were
introduced as: Dr. D. J. Brown of
the chemistry department, presi
dent; Dr. F. il Duley of the agron
omy department, vice president;
Dr. H. H. Marvin, chairman of the
physics department. councilor;
Prof. F. K. Mussehl, chairman of
the poultry husbandry department,
treasurer: and Prof. F. W. Noiris
of the electrical engineering de
partment, secretary.
Nw activf m.'mhftj r: Arnold E.
Rurssar. Murviite Jennints HarbmiKh.
Ralph IonHr.l Ireland. Hcrlx-rt P. Jaoobi.
Harmon Thomas Harve. Kmmftt Ray
mond Barniim. John Andrew Paum. Jest
1-afavette Full. Ifs Kldon Harris. Clif
ford Maurice Hollenbvk. Jesse F.ismer
l.ivincston. Arhe C. Todd. James Robert
Weeks, ail of Lincoln
Graduate kludents newly admitted to as-sx-iat
membership are: Raymond Joseph
Andres. Lincoln; Robert Bruce AnKier.
Litchfield; Durwood Nesbitt Clader. Horr.e
fiead Park. Pa.; Donald James Cram. New
York Citv: Ravmond Winston Darland,
Ijncoln; John Franklin flames. Rrouphton.
111.; Francis Henrv Oerhardt. Mobile. Ala :
Richard John r-.or.eil St. Paul. Minn.;
Iiiiis James c.ocela Omaha: Merle Fred
rick Hansen. Minneapolis. Minn : Haul
I.uella Inpersoll. Raymond: Theodore
Herron Johnston. Lincoln: Don Hyrum
I-ren Lincoln: James Stout Lawhead.
("arlboce. Mo., r.lenn Harold LeDioyt. Lin
coln: Thelms Josephine McMillan. Tucson,
Arm ; F.arl Wiptori Malmberg. Lafayette.
Minn : Karl Stanley Pederson. Paul Robert
Rasanen. Lincoln; David Raymond Simon
sen. Blair; John Martin Slatensek. Blair.
Thomson and Frank Klager aren't
really going steady, evidence such
aa three dates in one weekend
pointing to that conclusion .. .See
ya, tomorrow.
Lutherans Hold
Holy Coniiminioii
Students wishing to attend Holy
Communion services next Sunday
in the Lutheran Student Chapel in
the Union, should tell Rev. H.
Erck, university student pastor,
this week.
Rev. Erck is holding office hours
all week in the Temple building
from 1:30 to 4:30, and Lutheran
students are requested to see him.
Regular Sunday morning services
will be held as usual.
Friday afternoon the Lutheran
students will hold their annual
spring picnic at Pioneer's park.
Those desiring to go should meet
at the Temple building at 6 o'clock.
Lunch will be served at the park.
Air Cadet Board Examines
Students During This Week
With registration running well
above average, the aviation cadet
cxaming board was busily engaged
all day yesterday signing students
from all colleges and high schools
in Lincoln and the surrounding
area.
It was officially announced yes
terday that the examining board
will remain here for the remainder
of the week to take applications
for the air force reserve. Students
are, however, encouraged to
register as soon as possible to al
low ample time and room for those
coming long distances to register
at the end of the week. All regis
tering is done at Nebraska hall,
in room 201.
Time Left.
There is still time for men to
apply for the service by filling out
the necessary application blank at
the office of the junior division, an
nounced Major Greene, chairman
of the board. It was further re
minded that the reserve program
applies to all men between the
ages of 18 and 20, whether or not
thev are in school.
Maui Ice Totelman. Carl Raymond Thomas.
Lincoln; Ivan Herbert Witt, Fiedonia,
Wis.
Seniors Initiated as associates are:
Alan H. Andrew. Kails City: Merle M. An
drew, Falls City; Daniel F.dward Atkinson,
Pawnee City: Dale Winfied Bell, Lincoln:
Maurice Franklin Blazier. Lincoln; War
ren rsuy Bosely. Palisade; Willis Nels
Bruce, Lincoln; Lewis Madison Camp, Lin
coln: Robert William Davey, Hasiings:
Lloyd Donald Davis. Lincoln; George F.d
ward Kdison. Lincoln: Roy Chester Keber.
,'r.. Lincoln, Oail Marvin Kosler. Milfo'd;
Melvin Roy Blcson. St. Paul: John Joseph
Hanway, Broadwater: Lyle Henry Harvey.
Lincoln: Donald Walter Lynch. Pawnee
City; Arlene Marlorie Mann. Lincoln: Don
ald Clark Moore, lnman; F.lbert Andrew
Pence. Mound City. Mo.; Fred LaVern
Patterson. Reynolds: F.liiahcth Pitsch. Lin
coln: Robert Wman Rivett. Pawnee City:
William Vance Ruyle. Lincoln: Richard
Praper Smith. Lincoln; Norman F.dKar
Tilden. Lincoln: Huph Francis Wilkins.
C.eneva: Burns Fu(;eiie Woodward. Ches
ter; Jesse Younser, Jersey City, N. J.
Dr. Will Durant, philosopher
and author, speaking at University
of Pennsylvania, said he believes
President Roosevelt will bo re
elected to his fourth term in 1944.
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