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SUMMER RAG.
Friday, June 19, 1942
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The Summer Rag
The Rummer Rag It pablUhrd weekly
Hu-h Friday and given away free to all
tudenti and faculty members of the Uni
versity of Nebraska. The publication ban
the authorization of Prof. It. D. Moriti,
director of the lumnier school.
STAFF.
Kdltor Marjorie May
Kdltor'i AftnUtant Randall A. Pratt
Business Mnnaicrr Hetty Dixon
War Veteran
Scholarships
Now Available
A limited number of LaVerne
Noyes scholarships for the school
year 1942-43 are again available
at the university, the office of the
dean of student affairs announced
Thursday.
The scholarships are granted
each year to sons and daughters
of blood descent from veterans
YOUR
DRUG
STORE"
Welcome Back to
Summer School
Cool off at your drug
store. Fountain Service.
THE OWL
PHARMACY
148 No. 14th & P St.
Phone 2-1068
High School Students Take Music
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Courtesy Sunday Journal and StHr.
Pictured above are some of the 104 high school students who registered for the university's all
state music course being offered for a period of three weeks by the school of fine arts. Left to right,
the students are Ted Brunson of Louisville, Lorraine Woita of Weston and Tom Green of Lincoln, be
ing registered by Don L. McGaffey, director of instrumental music at Nebraska City who will teach
brass, reeds, and percussion. Donna Mae Eilers, Sterling, is talking with Walter R. Olsen, supervisor
of music at Fremont and summer band director. Students from Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas
and Missouri have registered for the course.
who served in the army, nayy, or
marine corps of the United States
during the first World war.
Awards are based upon the serv
ice recdfd of the veteran the schol-
astip record of the student appli
cant, and relative financial need.
Rabbi
(Continued from Page 1.)
For the woman's maintenance,
the Talmudic law stiplates not
only the legal minimum Of food
and clothing, household goods and
medical treatment, a husband
must provide his wife, but even
the amount of cosmetics and per
sonal ornament. Not even the wife
herself is permitted to relieve her
husband of these obligations
which he has voluntarily taken
upon himself when he marries,
pointed out the Sioux City Rabbi.
SiwwWc Shidswhul
Eat in the Air-Cooled Comfort of the
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WELCOME
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS
You'll Enjoy Our
COFFEE SHOP for Fine Foods Always
and
THE HUDDLE for Quick Counter Service
Sandwiches Fountain Specialties
Both Air Cooled for Your Comfort
HOTEL CAPITAL
It's
in the Main Dining Room at
The
indent Union
A man came into my Jife last
night. In a dream. Of a hangover,
Titian hair and incomprehensible
as well as a comprehensible at the
same time. Talked about a lot of
things. I'm wondering. You'll won
der too. It all came up because the
dean found me ineligible.
' Do your duty. Do your duty
Macarino and spaghetti. Salami
Duty and don't fiddle. Hi diddly,
diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The
cow jumped over the moon. Move
over cow, here comes the student
body.
"The pied piper and the rats
The rats. Ah. rats. Nice clean
rats. Are the rats eligible. Did
they pass Soc 53? Hi ho and away
we go, 1 go, to the tune of the
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iunerai larce, i mean marcn. i. a
dead duck, scholasticallv.
Fat girls, thin girls, tall girls
short girls, ems, goons. Are they
eiigioie. Am l eligible. Is Dean
Thompson eligible. Are you eligi
Die. Clip clop, clip clop. Mostly
clip, in school. Out of school.
Goodbye Mr. Chips.
I bid three spades. Three,
three, that's right. Three are eli
gible. Funny deck, this. Three
queens of hearts, the personality
girls to you bo. And now there
are none. Forty-nine bottles hang
ing on the wall, take one away
but they took my three queens
away. They were eligible. I'm not.
Is Siamese twin guilty of mur
der. Or aren't Siamese twins eli
gible either.
"Wake me up Sunday mother
for I am to be queen of the May
or a PBK or sober or something.
Grades. Do your duty, tooty-fruity,
hi-ho.
Yes, indeed, you meet strange
people in your dreams. Especially
when your scholastically Ineligible.
These people plague you. You'll
meet them sometime. Almost
everyone does.
Di
earn . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
their musical education, members
of the all-state high school music
course began their short but in
tensive training period Friday,
June 11. (Susan Chambers).
(5) The political situation:
"Gerry McKinney was elected
president at the Pi Phi house. On
the council are Patty Jensen, Su
san Chambers, Martha Nickerson,
Ginger Reecher, Catherine Wirsh
and Joan Shonka.
Alpha Chi Officers.
"At the Alpha Chi house Ava
Bromwick was elected president
and with Bonnie Compton and
Donnajean Wageman will make
up the council. Norman Leger pre
sides over the boys at the Phi
Gam house with Lee Kielson, vice
president and Tom Green, secre
tary. Phil Frederickson, Kenneth
Hedrick, Howard Seiler and Bill
Gunderson were appointed by Mr.
Foltz to act as floor monitors.
Fun above all seems to be the
theme. Perhaps it it only natural
reaction after having to study and
rehearse to painstakingly. This is
probably particularly true of the
orchestra members. Mr. Wishnow
optimistically insists that the or
chestra play each phrase precisely
to play the same phrase all after
noon.
Faculty Holds Recital.
Miss Marjorie De Lange, cellist
making her Lincoln debut, and
Mr. Ernest Ulmer, pianist, mak
ing his debut as a family member,
gave an interesting and varied re
cital last Thursday. Miss De Lange
played excellently and as far as
playing goes she has certainly
justified her coming here. Mr. Ul
mer lacked only the one thing
that years of playing can bring
maturity.
On Friday night Miss Mar
guerite Klinker pianist and Mr.
Emanuel Wishnow violinist gave
another faculty recital. Miss
Klinker gave a pleasing perform
ance, concentrating on Chopin.
Mr. Wishnow played as if he felt
every note and, as a result, those
present were treated to some of
the best violin olayina heard in
Lincoln in some time.
Forbidden Music Featured.
The Harmony Hour, under Pro
fessor Myron Roberts, held in the
music room of the Union Wed
nesday evening presented music
forbidden in Nazi occupied coun
tries.
Vaughn William's London Sym
phony and selections from Wein
berger's "Schwanda the Bagpip
er" were played. Williams made
mistake of being born an English
man and Weinberger was guilty of
being both Jew and Czech. Next
Monday, June 22, 4 p. m. the Sin-
gornians will give their next pro
gram with Paul Koenig In charge
of presenting the contemporary
music of Schelius, Stravinsy, and
Eneseu. Mr. Koenig would like to
see a nice crowd attend.
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