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THE NEBRASKAN
Sunday, April 7, 1346
BY
PAT TOOF.
Back again with the main tools
of the industry . . . chiefly satire,
irony, the metaphor, smile, and
allusion. . . The ways of say
ing what lies between the lines
or what you think lies between
the lines. . .
Looking back on the big attrac
tion. . . Mainly the prom. . . An
attractive couple was Chuck
Mulvany and Betty Hubka. . .
Colorado must have changed you,
Chuck. Also joining the swish of
formats were Marg Blomendahl
and Victor Michaels. . . Ramey
Beechly with Betty Lysinger. . .
and Beth Polhemus with Boyd
Clements. It was a big night
between Roy Farris and "Blackie"
Blanchard. . . Appreciating it too
were Kae Diers and Dick Mar
tin. Surprising twosome was Pat
Warren squired by Dale Hatch. . .
The unbelievable occurred
when a handful of Betas and
Taus ignored the prom, declared
a truce, and formed the "Big
Six" Friday night.
The geometrical figure this
week, commonly known as the
triangle, includes Jack Clements,
Dot Manion, and Jim Stoddart.
Complications do arise, eh what,
Dot? ? ?
A pair to check for looks. . .
Cute Ginny Pester and much-heard-about
Milton Mack. . .
Seen together lately in the local
Mm Phi Epsilon
Presents Concert
Today In Temple
Piano and vocal numbers will
be featured in th econcert wihch
the Nebraska chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon, professional music group
for women, present at p. m. today
in the Temple Theater.
Included in the program are
"Toccata," piano solo by Martyne
Akerson, Omaha; vocal solos
"Yesterday" and "O Mio Babbino
Caro," by Donna Peters, Lexing
ton; "A Bird Flew," by trio Betty
Nicolai, Beatrice; Ann-Mari Ja
cobs, and Miss Peters; "The Bril
liant Bird," a duet by Miss Nic
olai, and Marian Peck, Wichita,
Kas., flutist; "Colors" and "Three
Blind Mice," by the Vocal Sex
tet; "Malaguena" and "Prelude
No. 2 in C Sharp Minor." by
piano duo Bernice Zajicck, Wilber,
and Ara Jane Hill, Lincoln; and
"Panis Angelicus," "Cradle Song,"
and "Our Triangle," by the Vocal
Ensemble accompanied by Miss
Akerson.
spots. Competition there, Mack . .
A post-vacation surprise was
handed to the Sigma Kappas as
Frances Richmond and Dale
Steele unexpectedly made the
tie last Wednesday. Jane Gil
lett and George Postlethwaite are
another happy couple for the
same reason. Cupid's arrows
flew thick and fast in Kay Wat
son's direction during vacation
too. . . Proof of this her return
with med student Dudley Wilken
sin's pin.
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Phys Ed Coeds
Attend Annual
Health Convention
Five representatives of the uni
versity's department of physical
education for women will be in
cluded in the program at the
American Association of Health's
annual convention in St. Louis,
April 8 to 12.
Dr. Mabel Lee, department
chairman, Dr. Alleene Lockhart,
Miss Jane Mott, Miss Frances
McPherson and Miss Eunice Way
make up the quintet. Others from
Nebraska who will attend the
meeting include Miss Clara
Rausch, faculty member, and Miss
Mary Jo Gish, senior phys ed major.
Any student wishing to write
can work on The Daily Ncbraskan
staff.
Debate ...
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sion; and Mary Ann Mattoon,
eight firsts in three years of de
bate and discussion.
Highlights of the debate seasons:
1941-'42 Frank Mattoon, first
unanimous first place choice in
oratory in 15 year history of Mis
souri Valley contest; 1942-'43
Frank Mattoon and George
Blackstone, only undefeated de
bate team at Iowa Invitational
contest; 1943-44 Geraldine McKin
sey, national champion in extem
poraneous speaking contests at
Washington, D. C; 1944-45, Two
debate teams undefeated at Illinois
Invitational contest at Northwest
ern; 1945-M6 Thomas Sorenson
and Robert Gillan, undefeated in
debate contests during entire sea
son which included four major
invitational meets.
Vets Hear Plan
For Reserve Air
Corps at Meeting
The regular meeting of the Vet
erans Organization, April 13 at
7:15 p. m. in the Union, will
feature a talk by John Campbell
of the Lincoln Chamber of Com
merce, who will discuss the pro
posed Reserve Air Corps unit for
this area. The meeting is open to
anyone interested in the topic.
Mr. J. P. Colbert, chairman of
the Veteran's consultation borad,
will also be present to answer any
questions in regard to problems of
veteran students.
Those members holding mem
bership cards for sale are asked
to record their sales with the
treasurer at the next meeting.
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