THE NEBRASKAN
Sunday, February 4, 1945
Saturday night is the loneliest
night in the week but not for Al
pha Phi Gracie Swanson not this
week anyway her man, Don, was
down for the Peru-Wings game
and they managed to catch a few
not too platonic moments after the
game. Gracie has been doing
lot of travling to the outlying
towns of late of course, it al
ways happens that Peru and Don
are playing.
This cigaret shortage seems to
have reached the desperate stage
at least Alpha Chi Marge Dillman
swapped her pin with Phi Delt
Jim McEachen for a package of
"weeds." Better latch on to one
of these fly boys, Marge. Heard
of one who presented his date
with a dozen packs and a box of
Kleenex when he came for her.
Who wiil be "Hack" Lilly's nex
project now that Tom McCarville
Phi Delt, has gone????
Black Magic.
The Coliseum was jumping and
rocking Friday night when the
Ink Spots hit town with their
Harlem aggregation. New Beta
pledge, Rog Stewart, was looking
on with Theta pledge. Sue Lan
caster Lt. Dick Chapin, former
Fhi Delt here, was brushing up
on nis dance steps with wife, for
mer Tri Delt, "Dodo" Schwenker
Beta Bill Hawkins and Helen
Goodwin of the KAT hut, making
a weekend of it, also took in the
dance.
Practically on the steady list
for all we know they are is Sig
ma Nu "Nog" Chapin, Old Re
liable, and "Hink" Aasen, Chi O.
seen iceskating, dining and danc
ing a lot of late.
Romance Grounded.
Another romance that seems to
be on the rocks is that of Jean
Koleszar, Alpha Phi, and Fiji, Jim
Lindberg at leasthis diamond has
done a disappearing act or late
Could it be these every night dates
with Bob Schulte, Beta, have
changed his mind???? Alpha XI
Cleone Reetz has also decided
that the rocks are too much for
the duration.
Weekend twosomes were Bar
bara Emerson, Alpha Chi, and ex
high school flame, Rog O'Donnell
Sig Alph Ramey Beachley and
former Theta Rosanne Steinauer
ATO Bob Buxton and Alpha
Chi Betty Chipman Phyllis Hoi
brook, Chi O with former UN
man, Dave Holbrun.
Back on the campus on leave
this wen were Lt. Don Grant
Sigma Nu, 8nd Ensign Leo Sou-
kup, Kappa Sig.
TOWNSEND PHOTO STUDIO
ASTKs Donate $39.80
To Paralysis Campaign
The contributions of the ASTR
unit for the 1945 campaign for
funds for the National Foundation
for infantile paralysis reached a
total of $39.80 announced Col.
P. Murphy, commandant, to
day.
The contributions were purely
voluntary' and were given by
members of the reserve program
who receive no monthly pay.
Capt. Joseph J. Cook sponsored
the drive at the university train
ing units.
Coeds Beat Men
To Slide-Rules
And Ag Courses
No longer can the fellow who
wants to get away from the gals
hide behind a slide-rule or a cow.
Now he's likely to find the gals
there before him. In fact, about
the only coarse left for thel
woman-haier is military science
Among New Mexico College of
U. & M, A. . freshmen this year
are a girl engineer Marion
Reeves, who Wants to be a chemi
cal engineer; and an ag Betty
Hermann, who's majoring in
animal husbandry.
Frosh Didn't Start It.
Though they're the only frosh
girls in the men's schools, Miss
Reeves and Miss Hermann have
by no means started anything.
Albuquerque's Dorothy Martin, El
Paso:s Betty "Rabbit" Fraser and
Silver City's Peggy Porterfield
all AH majors too are ahead of
Miss Hermann. And one girl
Eva Blanchard of Roswell is
among Aggieiand s lew upper-
class engineers.
There've been a number of girl
ags enrolled here in the college's
50 odd years, Registrar Era Rent-
frow says. Miss Reeves is the
fifth feminine engineer to enroll.
by Wilma Jean Baker in The
Round-up.
Electronics has taken on still
another job. It controls the water-level
of boilers, automatically
shutting off the fuel supply if
the water drops below the safety
level.
Freshman Coeds'
Swimmiiis Class
Meets in Grant
All freshman women in the
Tuesday night swimming class
will meet in the east gymnasium,
Grant Memorial hall at 7:15
Tuesday night instead of in the
coliseum.
Girls who have regulation gym
suits and tennis shoes which they
are not using may find ready buy
ers in Freshman gym classes. Ac
cording to Miss Margery Kuplic.
instructor, girls desirding to sell
their suits or shoes should turn
their phone number and size of
suit and shoes into the physical
education department office.
.Since-it is impossible to buy
suits in the city the physical edu
cation department would appre
ciate any asistance that could be
given to the freshman girls, re
ported Miss Kuplic.
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