THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, April 21, 1944
Society . . .
'Round campus ... at the Pike
. . . down at Penn Woods ... at
the Union . . . society enters this
weekend for first honors!!
After making three attempts to
hit the wide open spaces Thetas
Butch Winter, Betty Gray xvorvai,
and Marilvn Huehes with air-
coms cadets Vic Slakian. Hans
Summers and Harley Schrader
made the big date for Sunday!!
Leaves Add Things Now.
Home on leave ... is A TO Jack
Hogan seen with Corky York
KAT . . . Bucky Meyers, Phi Gam,
whose pin now belongs to a cer
tain smoothie in New York . . .
BMOC John J. Douglass who
brought forth a diamond for Ginny
McCulla, Alpha Phi.
Two in one . . . SDT pledges are
entertaining the actives at a
luncheon, Saturday . . . Seniors of
the same institution are throwing
a whee titled "Senior Sanctum."
Sweets Make the Rounds.
Candy for all occasions Is the
. rogue this season due to the short
age of men . . . Alpha Chis Rob
erta Davison and Betty Huntzing
er gave out with the goodies for
being sworn in to the WAVES . . .
Jo Bohier and Don Cooper Phi
Delt (Absent) . . . treated the
KATS to the five-pounder . . . also
Betty Lou Foster, SDT and Cap
tain Esienberg..
Edith Redmond, Tri Delt, sports
a third finger blue sapphire from
Jack Miles TEK from Kansas.
It's the news . . . John Deene
Beta, now in the army, pinned
Nancv Baxter who is attendin
Vassar . . . Phi Gam House party
Saturday night . . . Sigma Nu Tex
Cole with Kappa Jean Kerl .
faction picnic Friday night .
much doing!!
Church . . .
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copal church announces Sunday
services at 8:30 and 11 a. m. lues
dav. St. Mark Day Holy com
rmminn w ill be served at the 10
m. services.
Mass will be said in room 201
r.f the Temnle buildine at 11 a. m
Smiday for Catholic students and
Bf r. ice men Father G. J. Shuster
will hear confessions before mass
at 10 a. m.
BULLETIN
Professor O. C. Collins, of th depart
tnnt ol astronomy, Vill apeak on "Gno
o,.iA.-.t.n' TumHuv niuht at I
meetinc of Pi Mu Kpailon. honorary
mathemaliei aortety. The meeting will he
In mechanical arts and will begin at 7:00
p. m. Visitors are welcome.
Academic dreams of the early
Mormon pioneers have been cul
minated witn esiaDiisnmenv. 01
four-year medical school at the
University of Utah.
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Style Show
Reviews Vivid
Spring Colors
A rainbow of vivid colors pre
dominated in the Coed Counselor
annual spring fashion show Wed
nesday night at Hovland-Swanson.
In the first half of the review,
entitled "Brief, Bare, and Beau
tiful," tailored slack suits, play
suits, and bathing suits held the
spotlight. A variety of occasion
dresses and suits made up the sec
ond half, and the climax of the
show was the presentation of the
June bride and her attendant.
In charge of arrangements were
Mary Bonebright and Jean Guen
zel. Models were Lois Kunselman,
Loomis hall; Katherine Eberly,
Rosa Bouton hall; Phyllis Kenne,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Marcia Wood
ruff, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Shir
ley Hillmer, Delta Gamma; Ann
Phillips, Kappa Alpha Theta.
Sally White, Alpha Chi Omega;
Betty Lysinger, Pi Beta Phi: Joy
Laune, Gamma Phi Beta; Helen
Maser, Alpha Xi Delta ; Mary Sin
clair, Alpha Plii; Doris Frahm,
Sigma K?ppa; Pearl Brick, Sigma
Delta Tau; Ruth Sehmall, Chi
Omega; and Floy Eberle, Delta
Delta Delta.
Two Hundred Ag Students
Help With 'Open House'
Two UN Delegates Annul
Regional YW Conference
Anne Wellensiek and Barbara
Townsend are in Chicago this
week as delegates from the uni
versity YWCA to the central re
gion conference,, of the national
YWCA. The conference is being
held at the Hotel Sherman in
Chicago.
With more-than 200 students
working on committees, plans for
the ag campus open house sched
uled for April 29 are nearing com
pletion. Blanche Reid and Dave
Sanders, co-directors of the pro
gram announced today that corn
mittee lists have been completed
and chairmen appointed for all
phases of the event.
Edith Pumphrey and Edgar
Ha mm are co-chairmen of the
committee on exhibits, Gladys
Bowman will direct the publicity,
Monica A.nn Alberty is head of
the hospitality group, Mary Jo
Kobes is in charge of foods and
Kay Thommasen and Allen Klmg
man are in charge of the evening
program.
Students in charge of depart
mental exhibits include: Design
Eleanor Johnson; foods, Lucille
Brandt; child development, Lona
Haskins; Love hall, Mary Kamino;
clothing and textiles, Rachel Ann
Lock; home furnishings, Betty
Store john; Starr street home man
agement house, Leta Burbank;
foods and nutrition building, Mar
gie Ruth Pollard; poultry, Wilbur
Bluhm; beef barns. Jack McDill;
dairy, Jim Miyemoto; engineering,
Clyde Clausen; and sheep, Robert
Sigler.
Virginia Bobbitt and Vivian Fer
ris head the committee to plan the
presentation of the Goddess of Ag
riculture and Julia Crom is mak
ing the arrangements for the com
munity sing.
Chairmen of the publicity sub
committees are; posters, Lois Op-
per; campus Cavitations, Jan Engle
and Catherine Curley; newspapers
and radio, Betty Huston; commu
nity invitations, Marilyn Adler and
Mcrgaret Alma, and speaking
tours, Gwen Row.
Dorothy Wegener is working on
the programs for the hospitality
committee, Ruth Heim is in charge
of the information committee, and
Harriet Freeman is chairman of
the guides. Virginia Young and
Lillian Snyder are preparing the
campus maps and posters.
Midge Holtzscherer and Bar
bara Rogers are assistants to the
foods chairman.
Chairmen Meet Today.
Chairmen of the five main com
mittees will meet at five this aft
ernoon in ag hall to present prog
ress reports.
The open house is the first of
its kind ever to be held on the ag
campus and is being sponsored by
all of the ag organizations. The
afternoon program will include
open house in all of the campus
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ucpai Line ii i o anu w av mu v.vj i
by the presentation of the Goddess!
of Agriculture. '
Variety Show
Stars Movie,
'Kitty Foyle'
"Kitty Foyle," starring Ginger
Rogers and Dennis Morgan, will
headline the weekly variety show
at the Union this Sunday at 3
p. m. "Information Please" and a
cartoon are included on the sama
program.
For her performance in "Kitty
Foyle," the movie production of
Christopher Morley's novel of th
same name, Ginger Rogers won
the Academy Award several years
ago. She played the part of an
average American woman with a
white collar job before the war.
Dennis Morgan, as her boss,
adds the romantic angle to the
story.
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