THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, April 13, 1945
BY PAT GILLIGAN.
"Every hour you get closer to
the man you're going to marry"
move over Brownie you're about
to graduate.
Rumor has it that the ATO
chapter is migrating to the Theta
. house this weekend for the Black
KAT KABARET Joe Ackerman
with Jack Cawood Bill Gayer
escorted by B. J. Latta Gene
Weiler with Marge Ferrell. .
Alpha Phis Margie Munson and
Janey Little will hit the Beta
Crud Party Saturday nite with
Prexy Gene Merchant and John
Smedley Larry Stoner, we love
the green convert, with Chi O
Donna Wagner Gamma Phis
Dina Buckingham and Elaine
Assmussen with Bill Swanson and
George Miller Bob Hicks im
porting pinmate, Lois Denton
and then there is always Sally
and Ed.
Great Outdoors vs. Les Brown.
Did the income tax hit the Fijis
so hard that they have to turn
to the outdoors instead of Les
Brown for Friday nite ? ? ?
Well, they are, so here's with who
Hayracking with Thetas Beth
Montgomery and Sally O'Shea are
Chuck Peterson and Bill Berner
Larry Wentz with Sigma Kappa
Doris Frahm, and Gamma Phi
Jinx Hann with Dick Dilsaver,
Question of the week: Is Tau
Don Barry paying house bill over
Kappa way these days? How
many Thetas asked Gordie Ehlers,
Delt, to their houseparty? Will
"die hard" Tom Noble keep his
promise and stop dating?, You
lucky girls, you.
Taking in Les Brown tonite
will be Phi Delts Dave McShane
and KG Janie Myer Jim Mc
Eachen escorting Alpha Chi Juan
ita Bartos Melvin Hermsmeyer
with Alpha Chi Joyce Stuve and
Lt. Dick Dedrick with DG Kay
Detweiler.
What's the deal between Sigma
Nu Stan Mark and a girl named
"Marcheta" ? ? ? ?
Houseparty Season.
tiouseparty season for sure
Dates to the Sigma Kappa Barn
Dance Saturday nite Maxine
Campell escorting Sig Ep prexy
Boyd Hecht and Dorean Killian
taking "Red" Frislo of the same
abode.
Back on the campus this week
end is Sigma Chi Tom Scheer to
see starry-eyed pinmate Mary
Ann Myers, Alpha Phi.
TOWNSEND PHOTO STUDIO.
Churches Plan
Outdoor Work
For Weekend
Plans for work outdoors and
hikes are being made by some of
the campus churches for the
week-end, while others will listen
to speakers discuss topics of the
day.
Presbyterian students will work
for their supper on Saturday aft
ernoon. At o p. m., students will
lay a stone path to the little
chapel, put up a fence and build a
fireplace with a picnic supper
afterwards.
Sunday afternoon at the Pres
byterian student house, Rabbi
Marx will lead the Fireside
Forum by discussing "Jewish
Holidays and Why They . Keep
Them," at 5:30 p. m. Delphine
Ayers will lead the devotions and
a buffet supper will be served at
6:30.
Prof. Colbert Speaks.
Prof. J. P. Colbert, chairman of
the faculty committee on rehabili
tation of veterans, will speak to
Baptist students on "Civilian Re
ception of Returning Servicemen,"
Sunday night. There will be a
lunch served at 6:30 p. m. at the
First Baptist church preceding
Prof. Colbert's talk. Worship
leader will be Edward Hibbard
with Esther Snell presiding.
A bird hike will entertain
Methodist students on Saturday
morning at 6:45 a. m. Students
going on the hike are to meet on
the corner of 33rd and Holdrege.
fians lor bunday include a 5:30
camp lunch and sing, and a fel
lowship hour at 6:30. Wilma Com-
stock is in charge of the fellow
ship. At that time, summer service
projects will be presented to the
students.
Sunday Services.
Sunday services at the EDiseo
palian church will be held at 8:30
and 1:30 a. m.
The Lutheran Chapel service of
worship will be held at 1:45 a. m.
Sunday in room 315 of the Union.
Rev. H. Erck, university Lutheran
pastor will speak on the topic:
'He Shall Feed His Flock." Char
lotte Filter will accompany the
hymns.
Sunday's sermon at the Chris
tian church service at 1 a. m. will
be "Your Church Permissive or
Mandatory?" Services will be held
at the First Christian church.
Council
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university if Long's Hamburger
Inn is not improved in co-operation
with the letter sent to Long
after an investigation by the Stu
dent Council committee on cam
pus eating places, according to
Dean T. J. Thompson. The letter
stated that Long's eating place
was the only one not acceptable
under sanitation regulations.
Campus Police Force.
A report was also submitted at
the meeting to the effect that it
is impossible under present con
ditions to obtain more campus
policemen. In order to get addi
tional street lights, a petition must
be circulated, according to Ro
berta Collins, council member. It
was also emphasized that students
if molested, are to call the Lin
coln city police force and not
Dean Boyles.
Upon the suggestion of council
member Mary Jo Gish, a com
mittee has been selected to de
termine campus feeling in regard
to a dandelion clean-up campaign
in the organized houses. The sug
gestion was made because of the
inability to hue men to do the
work.
In conclusion, the "revised draft
of the AWS constitution was sub
mitted by Russ Leger, chairman
of the revision group, and will be
returned to the AWS board for
acceptance.
Army ...
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and equipment for Chemical
Engineering costing $200,000.
Classroom Building.
General classroom building
needed for housing of College
of Business Administration,
Junior Division, School of
Journalism, and several De
partments of College of Arts
and Science costing $550,000.
Remodeling old library for
classrooms and instruction cost
ing $125,000.
Agronomy building . costing
$400,000.
Insectary addition near green
house costing $4,000.
Electrical engineering labora
tory and classroom building
costing $275,000.
Addition to Agricultural En
gineering Building at Curtis
costing $75,000.
Hospial Unit and power plant
addition at the College of Med
icine costing $391,500.'
William Demarest, who plays
an illiterate gangster stooge in
"Our Hearts Were Growing Up,"
once was a high school English
instructor.
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