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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1945)
4 THE NEBRASFCAN Sunday, April 29, 1945 Tassels Joyce Keckley, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Marjorie Alexis, Pi Beta Phi; Phyllis Freed, Sigma Delta Tau; Virginia Reiter, Rosemary Deffenbaugh, Sigma-Kappa; Kay Wenk, Jean Chilquist, Ardith Smith, Bernice Zajicek, Peg Reck away, Lorraine Zahn, Dorm; Va- lois Hall, Howard Hall; Jean Al laway, Wilson Hall; Louise Gold, Shirley Bacon, Pat Douglas, Mar cia Mockett, Betty J. Holcomb, Marjorie Pinkerton, Barb - at -large; Rita Maginn, International House; Laurel Adams, Ag-at-large. Vacancies at Loomis, Rosa Bouton halls and the one remain ing vacancy at Ag will b filled next fall. , Pledges should meet Monday afternoon at 5:00 at Ellen Smith for the initiation picni to b given in their honor on Ag cam pus. (Continued from Page 1). Quinn, Chi Omega; Mary Ester Dunkin, Delta Gamma; Barbara Pyles, Gamma Phi Beta; Joanne Ackerman, Kappa Alpha Theta; jlfsiBdl BY BET KING. What a busy week end . . digging dandelions, dancing ii the coliseum, and the presenta tion of the beauty queens. Fraternity Dance. There were actually some Deo nle from the campus among all thnse soldiers Friday nicht. Ma vin Bowhay, Sigma Chi, and DG Mary Esther Dunkin were trying to auction off Marv's "very Kliehtlv worn" suit preparatory to his leavine for the navv. Alph Chi Jeanie Larsen had one of her numerous dales with Sig Alph John Ike. Alpha Xi Mama lyner And Sig Ep Don Jay watched from the sidelines when it was too crowded to dance. BO Bettie Tobin, AOPi, was escorted by Ppas Wilkinson. That's some deal there. Saturday Nisht Parties. Fiii Darrell Scharmann and Gamma Phi Marjory Ross joui neved to the Fiji Island party Saturday night. Saturday night also saw the Town club under water party with Sue Pope and Bill Fitch. Phi Chi from Omaha, eniovine it immensely. Former President Dorothy Olson was there with Lt. Max Hymas, who was a cadet on the campus last year. Helen West, Alpha Xi, cele brated at the Alpha Xi formal Saturday night with fiance Har old Boone. Helen Ullom and Mary Armour dug out their glad rags for the benefit of AST Blair Kitch and Lt. Frank Johnston. You really have to like picnics to go on one in the rain. Just ask some of the Zips and their dates who picnicked Friday night re gardless of the weather. Tip to Dandelion Pickers. Juanita 'Bart" Eaitos, Alpha Chi, has the system when it comes to carrying those baskets of dandelions. She hoists the bo-.icet to the top of her head and she's off to the scales to have it weighed. The Alpha Xi's have a pin-up girl in their midst. Shirley Ewing has been chosen Pin-up Girl of the Marine hospital at Beaumont, Calif. She was chosen from a snapshot in a recent contest. The campus is getting to be the spot lor beauty what with pin-up girls and the six -beauty queens. Con grats to all of you. TOWNSEND PHOTO STUDIO. Dr. J. O. Hertzler, professor of sociology, is attending the Centen nial celebration of his college, Baldwin-Wallace, in Ohio, April 28-30. Me is being granted the honorary degree of doctor of laws and will also give the alumni address. Mother's Day Sunday, May 13th GREETING CARDS Personal Stationery Goldenrod Stationery Store CIS N.rth 14 Open Kreninr a1- ft! if hi kJ l Let's go Bicycling . . . in these White Shorts just cleaned by III No. lt (C k;l?jH'J:V.il?;V,.fi."!. A SINCE 1886 ft'-, J: - - a v-V f -i ; j mart ihrocks Jor Campus Cuties I095 lust the thing for hot days ahead. You'll feel cool and look refreshing in these wonderfully styled 'figger' flat tering dresses. In pastel colors. Shown is a loan Miller from our stock. In pastel colors. I095 TUr4 Floor V ' I " - r Sr VI i
