.Wednesday, October 21, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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BY MARY LOUISE GOODWIN.
Pledges were up to their usual
Monday night stunts. The Fiji
yearlinRS took Dee DeVoe along
lor good measure, and from what
we can gather it was better than
goo.!. . . . The Theta pledges aren't
stepping so lively these days The
actives spend the time after the
pledges left thinking up-anw and
different calisthenics for the
" pU-dges left thinking up new and
turn. . . . Also skipping with food,
silverware and the like were the
niodors of Alnha Xi Delta, Delta
Sig and Sigma Delta -Tau.
In case you re as confused as
we were, we'll clear up a little
misunderstanding for you. Kappa
Shirley Khyn is, and has been,
pinned to Jim Evinger, Kappa
Sig. since last summer. Bill
Palmer of the same house merely
ni with Shirley at the game.
Honest there's no trouble there.
. . . The bubble has burst and Pres
Havs, Sig Nu activity man and
Pi Phi Betty Dobbs are no longer
going .steady, and after all these
months. . . . Another couple no
longer on the steady list but still
good friends :s Kenny Greenwood
and Maium Coombs
Down for Game.
Down last week-end for the
game were Chi O of a couple of
years ba k Ruth Salisbury and
Leonard Chadck, Nu Sig. . . Char
lott Peck, Marjorie Lew John, Le
ona French, Lois Bridenbaugh and
Francis Simon came back to see
Alpha Xi sisters last week. . . .
After the false alarm last week
the Alpha Phis are finally enter
taining Betas Johnny Edwards
and Harold Salisbury, ATO Jim
Critchfield. and Sig Alph Jack
Martin at dinner. It was all
planned for last week but about
fifteen minutes before time to eat
the girls discovered that they had
forgotten to send the invitations.
Triple Delt Mardcle Silvernail is
now going steady with Delt Bob
VpUm- It was Drobablv Bob who
sent all those roses a couple of
weeks ago. . . . John Jay Douglas,
erstwhile politician, had luncheon
yesterday with Dean Verna
Boyles.
Right Finger, Left Hand-
A brand new diamond is now
sparkling on the left hand of Tri
Delt prexy Mary Helen Dietrick, a
gift from Dick Gallatly, Delt.
That "coke" date Alpha Phi
Dorothy Hanks and Delta Sig
Warren Jefferys had Monday
must have been mutually enjoyed.
Anyway they are following it up
with a date this week end. . . .
KKG gal Anna Mary Lee has a
big date this week end with Thi
Psi pledge Jack Blankenship. You
might ask Jack how he first se
cured a date from Anna Mary, he
has a system.
Students Hold
Regular Bible
Study Classes
A new innovation in religious
welfare instruction will be started
this evening when the Lutheran
students of the campus begin a
regularly conducted study of the
Bible for the school year. Rev. H.
Ki ck has engaged room 102 of the
Temple building for the class.
Sessions will be held at 7:30 to
8:30 on each first and third Wed
nesdays of each month. All stu
dents who are interested in the
discussion of religious topics are
invited. For the first ten sessions
Rev. Mr. Erck has chosen the gen
eral topic, "Things Christian." This
evening will be concerned with,
"Christian Education."
All discussions will be free. Par
ticipation is invited Tor all. All
i-locccc u-ill hp dismissed TromntlV
at 8:30, allowing all students
plenty ot time to gei DacK 10 ineir
houses.
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Women's Dean
Describes New
Dorm Set-up
To explain the control of Carrie
Belle Raymond dormitory under
the new system set-up this fall,
Verna G. Boyles. dean of women,
yesterday described the dorm con
trol system.
As dean of women, Mrs. Boyles
is over-all head of university wom
en's residences. Under her at the
dorm there are three head resi
dents with equal powers, Miss
Wilson, freshman advisor and head
of -Love hall; Miss Aspinwall, as
sistant freshman advisor and head
of Northeast Hall, and Miss
Johnston, upper-class advisor and
head of Raymond hall.
Each hall has its own officers,
and over these the governing body
elected last spring, including Shir
ley Phelps, president; Laura Lee
Mundel, vice-president ; Anne
Louise Wcllcnseik. secretary; Jean
Pratt, treasurer; Addy Kloepper,
publicity chairman; Rogene Peter
son, social chairman in charge of
outside activities; Sclnia Phings
ten, social chairman in charge of
Lyon, academic chairman.
Dorm residents elect represent
atives from each corridor. The
hourse council moots every Mon
day evening.
War Council Offers
Courses in First
Aid, Home Nursing
Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 27, the
Student War Council will sponsor
first aid and home nursing classes
to be held in the Union once a
week for ten weeks. Red Cross
members will serve as instructors,
and there will be no charge except
for manuals.
Each class will be limited to 25
members, and leader in each group
will be notified before Oct. 24. Stu
dents without leaders may sign up
at the Union.
The schedule includes: First Aid,
Tuesday, Oct. 27, 4-6 p. m.; Wed
nesday, Oct. 28, 7-9 p. m.; and
Thursday, Oct. 29, 7-9 p. m.; and
Home Nursing, Thursday, Oct. 29,
9 p. m.
Anne Seacrest is chairman in
charge of the classes.
PoDularitv of the sone. "I've Got
a Gal in Kalamazoo," led men stu
dents at Kalamazoo college to
choose Sara Woodley, a native of
the city, as "the girl in Kalamazoo
College."
Fiftv-eieht students have en
rolled for study of Portuguese at
the University of Texas.
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United Student effort for war sav
ings, to be followed by a series of
similar "stamp days" sponsored
by the Council every Thursday.
Percentages will oe wornca out
based on the number of total stu
dent enrolment buying stamps that
particular Thursday, and the re.
suits will be pubiisnea eacn ween
in the Daily Nebraskan.
Enthusiastically backing the
Thursday War Stamp Drives, War
Council Chairman Laurel Morrison
asked that "students aim every
Thursday for 100 percent!"
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