DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, February 26, 1943
r BY JO KINSEY.
We danced with a guy Satur
day night who did something new
(to ua)rthe "East Hop." The guy,
Bud Freeman, who lives in the
boarding house with the pillars, an
excellent dancer, seemed unafraid
. of the comments which might
arise. A waltz expert is Mr. John
Rokahr, who can waltz to any
tune regardless of tempo.
The subject of the types of
dancers arose the other day in
modern dance class. It was the
consensus that very few men wish
to venture into the unknown
realms of the dance, and attempt
the more unusual dance patterns
such as the tango, rumba, conga,
and waits. Woe to the man that
does. His fellow men ridicule him.
He's either a sissy to take such
interest in the art, or a complete
flop.
Take a Short Step.
From Dance to Love is a very
short step. Violet shadows under
the brown eyes of Josephine Hazel
Martz, newly elected Tassel, are
Indicative of the latter. Perhaps
she is concerned over the arrival
of Sam Carroll, former Sigma Chi,
now' in the Signal Corps, who is
on her calendar this week end.
The waiters in the Grill have
always intrigued us! Today we
were permitted to glimpse into the
personal life of one of them, Ralph
King. Ralph, the tall, the dark
haired, the former track star, is
focal point in the Grill for more!
than one gal. Friend cashier tells
me that among those in atten
dance are Jean Swarr, DG, and
Jane Jordan, Alpha Chi.
We Go on Record.
Place us on record as issuing a
general invitation to the students
of the academy for a housewarm
ing to be hostessed by Peg Miles,
Theta, this Saturday night; rV-Jgy.
an old high school chum, and much
admired for her wit, is now living
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Corduroy
Here is the perfect year
'round robe, available In
dusty pink, wine and blue.
A full siz range. Ideal far
lounging these chilly nights.
'out of this world' and we aue-est
sturdy, walking shoes to those who
pian 10 accept me invite.
Expending Friday night for a
good band, a good floor, and good
fun, are the Pi Phi's. Representa
tives uncovered at the moment
are: Janet Hemphill with Warren
Van Norman, Joyce Junge, with
Bill Loeffel, Jim Bell and Betty
Krause, and Vernon Buell, will be
here from his ranch 'somewhere
in this vast state' to squire sweet
heart, Susan Shaw.
Food or Women?
Al Casey, of the fortress, plans
to visit home again this week end.
No doubt the food is a greater
magnet, than a chance 'skoif from
high school days. Don Panez, a
brother, says that he is really go
oing home to Albion just to see
the folks.
, Dance, Love, Traveling, nothing
omitted except our hang out, the
Union. A 'they look well together'
couple Thursday was Maxine
Thomas and Johnny Safford. A
'turn-about nicety' was Polly's ten
cent apiece coke treat to Dale
Wolf, and Ed Faytinger.
We're stocking up on lavendar
scented paper, and a poetry book
to get ready for the mass evacua
tion within weeks. Guess it will
make letter writers, or flirts of
us all.
Red Cross Captains Get
Membership Cards Today
All Red Cross captain are
to pick up membership cards
for all students in their group.
Cards will be available Friday
and Saturday in room 313,
Union. 1
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'Courtin9 Party9
Saturday Nite
Highlighting the'week-end will
be the AWS Courtin' party, a
novelty dancing party with a
novelty orchestra playing dur
ing intermission.
The dance will start as soon
as the basketball game with
Iowa State is over and game
fans stream back to the Union
for their "ersatz" coke. A juke
box will play for the major part
of the evening.
Tickets may be secured from
any organized women's house,
on the campus or at the door.
Freshmen women are vending
the tickets, selling at 25 cents
per couple.
During the dance, war stamps
in excess of the $18.75 taken
from each ticket purchased will
be raffled off. The 18.75 will
go to the war scholarship fund.
Ticket holders are urged to
put their names upon the tick
ets which they hold. If no name
is upon the ticket, the holder
loses his chance at the raffle.
CLASSIFIED
Hn per day.
Pyabla tn advaaaa oly.
WANTED Portable typewriter in good
Simple, well-cut dresses that win
A-plus for versatility and smoothness.
They look right for campus ... for
coking ... for dancing! Shirtmakers,
two-piecers and a host of favorites.
Rayon crepes in gay
prints, soft pastels, cotton
jerseys and gabardines.
Tailored or soft in detail
. . you want several!
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Students Making Surgical
Dressings Bring Material
Women students making surgical
dressings on Saturdays are asked
to bring their own white dresses
and other materials to the build
ing. The Red Cross cannot furnish
every girl with a dress and head
gear.
Success as a teacher shows little
correlation to college grades, cam
pus leadership, intelligence test
records, knowledge of contcmpor
affairs, or tolerance, according to
experiments at DePauw univer
sity. Newest course for women at
New York university school of
commerce, accounts and finance is
in "expert family buying," de
signed to put consumer buying on
the same business-like basis as
Union Flicker Show
Laurel & Hardy in "Criminals at Large"
Charlie Chaplin in "The Rink"
Bill Hart in "Knight of the Trail"
' Mabel Normand in "The Beach Flirt"
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8:00 p. m., Sunday, Feb. 28
Russ Gibson, pianist Peanuts & Popcorn 5c
Student Union Ballroom
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Bulletin
WAR (OI Nt ll..
Aa fmeriteney nieeHnf M the Mndenl
Wnr Council hah heen culled tliti after
noon at B p. m. in "the rrsular merlin
room by I'm! huuihrrlin, prrildrnt.
tHAI'll. SKUYICK.
tatheraa chapel arrvloe will he held Bt
10:48 a. m. Hinidny la parlor and ,
of the Mndent Intan building. A pre
Lenten Communion will be celebrated. Rev.
H. Krrk, llaiverslty ltfraa paator,
preach aa the topic: "The i'ntnn and the
Uardmt." Minn ( harlot te Filler will ac
company the hymai and the Htarcy.
IDENTIFICATION CARDS.
NtudenU wha have not a yet railed fnr
their ldent!flmt!aa picture .honld d m
at onee In Room B-7 af the Admlnlatm
tloa Building. Identification card m.il
be nrenenled to. obtain the pirtaiw.
Tulane university announces a
new series of publications, titled
"Middle American Research Rec
ords, by its middle American re
search institute.
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