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4 DAILY NEBRASKAN Tuesday, September 29, 1942 ? By Janet Haggart. Various ami Sundry Couples at the Turnpike Satur day night: You won't believe it Dorothy Black, Chio and Sigf Alpha Darrtl Ludi were not together. Dorothy was with Sigma Nu Dick Svoboda while Darrell seemed to bo having a great time with Alpha Fhi Anne Fickling. Theta pledge Jan Hoover with Thi Delt Lcs'Euckley; Alpha Chi Wil ma Schacht and Sam "ATO" Sei fert, a little deal left over from this summer; Kappa Ann Craft and Idea Man John Jay Douglas; AOPi Lucy McLafierty with AGR smoothie, Don Erown. Dorothy Clark of the Kappa Clark twins was wearing a beautiful diamond while dancing with Kappa Sig Jasper Clark who gave it to her just recently. The Kappas will ex pect Kandy from this Kouple of Klaiks soon. Elonde Beauty Grace Leaders who v.;.s seen frequently with former pin-mate Jim Jones of the Xu house. They were around Omaha hist week celebrat ing Jim's It ave from the Army Air Corps. Sparkling On third finger, left hand of Kappa Pat Fulton is a beautiful diamond, a rcx-nt gift from Phi Tsi George Yetter. The campus is very happy that this keen little romance has finally reached the diamond stage. Tri Delt Lyleth Osteibout is keeping the sisters wondering since she re ceived a Beta sweetheart pin from a captain in the army, now located at Salt Lake. She refuses to give any further information about it. Margaret Weld is looking especially unhappy these days since pin-mate Dick Emrich left last Saturday for Fort War ren, Wyoming, where he will be a second lieutenant in the Quar termaster Corps. Aee Basketball Star Les Livingston and Juanita Lam bert will be married Oct. 19. The Betas are tearing their hair again. Don Stewart, who has been in this column a few times to say the least, has mixed everyone up by getting a date with Kappa pledge Mary Jean Fisher for this week end. Yours Truly received all the data concerning Don and Betty Simodynes DG which appeared We saw Laboratory Kits Engineers', Architects' and Artists' Supplies Zipper Notebooks Notebook Paper Pi Beta Phi House Scene Of Wedding Margaret Koupal became the bride of Lt. Hugh F. McKenna Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The wedding took place at the Pi Beta Phi House before an improvised altar of bronze and yellow chrys anthemums and seven branch can delabra. Miss Koupal, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. H. V. Koupal of Lincoln, attended the University of Nebraska where she was af filiated with Pi Beta Phi sorority. Lieutenant McKenna. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. McKenna of O'Neill, also attended the uni versity. Miss Koupal was attired in a brown gabardine suit, with match ing brown accessories, and wore a corsage of yellow ophelia roses. Miss Joyce Junge, her attendant, wore a pink wool afternoon frock and a corsage of pink roses. Lieu tenant McKenna was attended by Tony Toy. jr.. of O'Neill. Rev. Walter Aitken performed the ccmremony in the presence of 100 guests. Betty Krause sang several solos, accompanied by Jeanette Mae Smith, who also played the nuptial marches. Fol lowing the reception the couple left for a short trip after which they will return to Lincoln until Lieutenant McKenna receives his orders. last week on good authority and is not responsible for the quandry which you, dear reader, are no doubt in. Dells Harold Hungerford "and John Burnham were coking in the union yesterday afternoon and whipping about the campus in John's car with Tri Delts "Beep True and June Griffen. Pi Phi pledge Jill Smith is wearing a high school class ring of DU pledge Dane Larson. The Pi Phis are anxiously awaiting Darle's initia tion, and wondering what will happen to his pin. Iowa State Uses PE Program AMES, la., Sept. 28. Three chief specialists all athletic di rectorsintent on stimulating the Iowa State college hardening pro gram were added to the present staff by the Naval Training school here this week. In conjunction with the college athletic department the new di rectorsCarl T. Warrington, Keiber L. Strickland and Brady still have thousands of TO on which you can LTISOOKS also Student Supplies 4,000 Different Items From Which to Choose tflUPUS ALL PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY Former Student Weds . . 4 . v Mrs. John Ames, prior to her wedding last Friday, Sept. 25, was Miss Betty Ann Roberts. She is D. Thomas will whip the sailors of two naval training units thru the same program prescribed for college students, which includes calisthenics and swimming, as well as a heavy program of intra mural activity. Enrolled college men devote at least three hours to the army hradening and conditioning pro gram in addition to classroom exercises in calisthenics, required of all students and such major options as cross country and ob stacle courses open to upperclass men. Last week the athletic depart ment scheduled the hardening classes for college men and the navy in a program which will de vote more than 18,000 man hours per week to physical fitness. The Agriculture Executive board will meet this evening at 5:30 in room 304, Ag hall. All Brief Case and Portfolios College Jewelry Fountain Pens Laundry Bags Crested Stationery Study Lamps BEBli STIPE i Courtesy Lincoln Journal. ! a former student at the university where she was a member of Delta Gamma. members should be prompt, for this is an important meeting, according to Dale Wolf, president of the board. u jj Ulieij're J-Jere ijour JPafi Reversible Coats 14.95 They serve you faithfully thru rain or 6hine They're here in bright colors of quality Shetland, with cotton gabardine reverses. Junior and misses sizes. See them. Photography Exhihit Opens In Book Nook Photography addicts have an opportunity to see the best in' col lege students' contributions to salons in the Associated Collegiate Press traveling salon show now on exhibit in the Union Book Nook. The exhibit arrived Monday and will be on display until Saturday, Oct. 3. Colleges all over the coun try are represented. The collec tion was made up last spring of the 34 best prints suubmitted to the Digest by college and faculty members. Alwya 25c H i Chill Mlnat Mytry Thriller! WILLIAM GARGAN MABOARET 3U Ctirltir 6MPEKII "Man Who Erturned to Life" STATE Show Nebraska' ('ORMII'SKERS liattlinr, in (he Mont Thrilling Host Ifowl Classic of All Timr! COMING SUNDAY! 1 I JWK In mm -Timv - j StrMt Flor. la's Jaikion Ctnltr tOrai
