Sunday, November 12, 1944
THE NEBRASKAN
BY PAT CILLIGAN.
Houseparties ,took the limelight
this week end. Taking in the Tri
Delt "Delta Dreamland" Friday
night were Zip Jim Wegener and
Marty Davis Sigma -Nil Dave
Russell and Dorothy Converse
Beverly Evans with pinmate Lt.
Ward Grosz now visiting her
Sig Chi Gordon Bartek with Bev
Swartwood and June Griffin with
ATO Bill Gayer.
Chi O dates to the "Chi-O-Tee
Cavern" Saturday night were Es
telle Lennemann with DU Dean
Kratz Sailor Jack Holbrook, Fiji,
with Donna Wagner Ensign Hal
Moore, Fiji, and Shirley Crosbie.
By the way, what happened to
her steady deal with Phi Delt
Creutz?
With a Thanskgiving theme the
Sig Chi's presented their Pledge
Sweetheart, Alpha Phi Myrlee
Holler, Saturday night. Congrat
ulations to Myrlee and her steady,
Dale Bloss, who was the lucky
man. Other dates to the big party
were Thetas Coll Quiglcy with
Martin Pesek, and Joannie Boh-
rer with Bob Van Sant. Kenny
Headrick s steady, Doris Rindy,
was down from Fremont.
Fijis Get Together.
At Fiji "Li'l Abner" party
Thorn Dillon was seen with Janie
Johnson, Pi Phi Pres Harold
Anderson imported bis pinmate,
Doris Hibbs, Pi Phi from Ames,
for the party Tom Cornish spent
the evening with Marilyn Lowe,
Tri Delt, and AOPi Mary Shoe
maker was there with pinmate Lt.
Ned Nutzman still at the base.
Enough for house parties.
One of those off again, on again
affairs seems to be that of Chi O
Ann Atkinson and Sig Ep Boyd
Heeht who, after being unpinned,
have decided they look better to
gether after all.
Making it a Kappa-Phi Psi get
together Friday were sevqgal cou
ples. Pete Anderson and Ginny
Turner, Fred Hicox and Mary
Ralston, and Ernie Larson and
Jean Guenzel decided it was still
nice weather to be out.
Dan Cupid is still at work even
though winter winds are hover
ing round and spring is long for
gotten. Louise Mares, Chi O, and
Fiji Bud Bierman Yvonne Nitzel
and Bob Marsh have decided it's
a steady deal.
Good news, girls! Phi Delt Lyle
King has been discharged and is
back on campus. Now's your
chance.
Pi Phis Converse.
We hear the pledges over at the
Pi Phi house had quite a busy
night last Thursday when long
distance calls were more than
plentiful. Maybe the old saying,
"Absence makes the heart grow
londer holds true after all.
Couples seeing a lot of each
other lately Mary Kay Bogan,
Tri Delt, and Fiji Harold Jacob
son Alpha Phi Marge Sauer and
Phi Gam Andy Beshore Pat
weisn, i'i nn, ana L.I, bam
Shaefer Phi Delt Randy Keough
and Betty Chipman.
Sailor Pax Reichert was down
from Peru to see Winnie Douglas
this week-end. That must be the
reason for the beaming face.
Making the rounds of the par
ties Friday night were Sig Ep
Bob Hastert and DG Lois Chan
try and Tau Bud Marsh and Sally
Yoder, Alpha Chi.
School of Music
Presents Faculty
Recital Today
Myron J. Roberts and Mrs.
Miles Dresskell, organists, and
Miss Kathryn Dean, contralto, of
the University of Nebraska school
of fine arts, will be presented in a
faculty recital in the First Plym
outh Congregational church, Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
program:
Kanfare, Handel: Preludlo, Corelli
Gullmant; Mr. Roberts.
Now the Sheep Secure are Grazing
Birthday Cantata. Arioso and Recitative
Ood'a Love Alone. Prepare Thyself,
Zlon Christmas Oratorio, Bach; Miss
Denn, Mrs. Dresskell.
Two Pastels from Lake Constance,
Landscape in the Mist, The Sun's Kven
song, Kark-Klert; Allegro Vivace Sym
phony I, Vlerne; South Wind. Howley:
Allegro Vivace Variations, Wldor; Mr.
Roberts.
Home Economics
Honorary Takes
Six New People
Five students and one faculty
member were initiated into mem
bership of Omicron Nu, home eco
nomics honorary society, Wednes
day evening.
The new members are: Elaine
Christensen, Joan Eby, Eleanor
Larson, Maria Lentz, Miss I lor-
ence Smith, and Esther Walsh.
They are chosen on the basis of
high scholastic achievement, pro
fessional attitude and promise of
leadership. Joan Eby is attending
school this semester at Merrill
Palmer in Detroit.
After the initiation ceremony
the new members entertained the
old members with a skit, which
was followed by light refreshments.
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Fem Fun
With 22 teams entered, the
WAA Nebraska-ball tournament
gets underway Monday with three
scheduled games, according to
Mary Helen Mitchell, chairman of
the tournament.
Schedule of the games is as
follows:
Monday:
Alpha Xi (1) vs. Kappa (2).
Delta Gamma (2) vs. SDT (1).
Gamma Phi (2) vs. Kappa (1).
. Tuesday:
Alpha Phi (2) vs. Theta (1).
Alpha Chi (2) vs. Theta (2).
Towne Club vs. Tri Delt (2).
Wednesday:
Alpha Chi (1) vs. Chi Omega
(2).
Alpha Phi (1) vs. Delta Gam
ma (1).
Alpha Xi (2) vs. Delta Gam
ma (3).
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