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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, May Ij.
Beta Gamma
Sigma Elects
13 Members
Beta Gamma Sigma, scholastic
honorary fraternity in the field of
business administration, yesterday
announced the election of 13
graduating seniors to membership
in the honorary for the year 1946
47. I'rof. Carl F. Nelson, secretary
of the group, slated that Beta
Gamma Sigma "is the only scho
lastic honorary recognizing merit
orious work in this field." Organ
ized originally as an honor so
ciety for men in schools of com
merce, the fraternity admitted
women to membership in 1922.
This year, seven women and six
men were chosen.
Students ranking in the upper
10 percent are eligible, but this
year's members represent the
upper 8 percent. No initiation date
has been set as yet. The 13 stu
dents honored are:
Bartvua Kmer?nn Poris Martens
Carhle Peterson
Holm Pnrtwood
Ar.tith Smith
William SomerfieM
Phyllis Snyder
Phyllis Warren
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Pris Aers
Kenneth Klson
IWis Krahm
Robert Fuller
John Creene
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U.S.A. Election.
Election ot officers for U.S.A.
council will be held Thursday at
7 p. m. in Room 309 Student
Union. Revision of the consti
tution will be considered. All
organized barb groups are re
quested to send representatives.
Cornhuskcr rirturcs.
Any student who wishes to buy
the picture he had taken for
the 1947 Cornhuskcr may get it
in the Cornhuskcr oliice any
afternoon this week.
Home Economics.
Senior and graduate students of
the Home Economics department
will be honored at the traditional
spring, tea given by the staff on
Saturday, May 24, at the home
of Miss Margaret Fedde, 3848
Dudley street. Mrs. Angeline An
derson, assisted by a faculty com
mittee, is in charge of arrange
ments for the occasion.
Cornhusker.
Any organization desiring rep
resentation in the 1948 Cornhusk
er should contact Delphine Avers,
Business Manager, before Friday,
May 23.
Innocents.
The newly tapped Innocents
will hold a luncheon today at 12
p. m. in Parlor X of the Student
Union.
Yell Try-Outs.
Yell squad try-outs will be held
tonight in the office of the Daily
Xebraskan at 7:30 p. m., accord
ing to Martin Pesek, yell king.
The5 twelve finalists chosen Saturday-
and any other interested
persons are asked to appear at
this time.
Theta Sig.
The following Theta Sigma Phis
ill meet in Ellen Smith at 5 p. m.
today to pay pledge and initiation
dues: Pris Bailey, Jean Gass, Eliz
abeth Easter, Nell Mengshol, Eliz
abeth Premer, Phil Teagarden.
Establishment
Of Fellowship
Fund Reported
Establishment of the "Addison
E. Sheldon Nebraska History Fel
lowship Fund" with the univer
sity foundation was announced
Tuesday by Perry W. Branch,
foundation director.
The fund of $1,100 was estab
lished in memory of the late Mr.
Sheldon, secretary of the Nebras
ka State Historical Society for
many years, by his daughter, Miss
Sheldon of Washington, D. C.
It will provide an annual $100
fellowship to graduate students in
the university interested io Ne-bra.-ka
history. Recipients will
be selected by the chairman of
the university's history depart
ment and a representative of the
State Historical Society.
Penonallzed
Senior Announcements
Coed Counselors
Schedule Picnic
Coed Counselor board members !
have scheduled a get-acquainted
picnic for the 147 Big Sisters.
Girls planning to attend the pic
nic are to meet at t-llen Smith
at 5:15 p. m. today. Transporta
tion to ag college campus will be
provided. Jacqueline Wightman.
publicity chairman, has announced
that girls will be returned to the
city campus before 7 p. m.
Graduation Cards
also
Fathers1 Day Cards
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 North 14th St.
Adelplii Receives
Society Emblem
In a ceremony held in the Union
parlors Monday evening, charter
members of Adelphi, unaffiliated
women's social group, received the
society emblem. Betty Weible, new
president of the organization,
prefaced the presentation with a
resume of the history of Adelphi.
The pin pledge was administered
by Alley Olscn.
Marion Collins, newly-elected
vice president and social chair
man, directed the installation of
officers for the forthcoming year,
which include Jeanette Sielaff,
secretary; Mildred Nutzman, treas
urer; Ann Kuncl, historian; Mary
Lou Carson, publicity chairman;
and Marjorie Baumann, activities
chairman.
Retiring President Marie Klop
penberg delivered an appreciation.
which was followed by tbs re
sponse of Miss Marjorie Leafcfafe,
faculty sponsor of Adelphi. Thts
program, which was preceded by
a dinner, incorporated group sing
ing led by Betty Weibte.
LOST Henrt-shaned
locket. Marge wilburn
diamond
2-7371.
studded
BILLFOLD lost in WalRreeng. Identity
of person who found it is known. Re
ward. Phone 2-H176.
LOST Wrist watch near Library. Re
ward. Call 5-6778.
LOST Black Schaeffer Eversharp Pen
oil. Between Teachers College and
Nehr. Hall, Monday morning. Dean
McConnell. 6-2040.
LEAVING for Wyoming via North Platte.
Scott.sbluff, Laramie June 8. Want
riders. Call 2-2241 Evenings.
WANTED Ride to Holt county for stu
dent and wife. Can leave June 5 or
later. Call Greger. 3-4888 evenings.
LOST Rimless glass in case. Mary
Bernstein. 2-3120.
"THE PUIUTAN"
This famous French movie is the second in a
series to be sponsored monthly by the Y.M.C.A.
At the Temple Theatre
Friday, May 23rd, 8:00 P. M.
Admission 50c Tax Included
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About Tennis
On court, Men . . . Serve! It's the tennis season
and the lime to be tennis-outfitted at Miller's.
Sweaters? Shorts? Sox? Shoes? The Men's
Shop has all the equipment you need.
TENNIS TOGS
Miller's Men's Shop
1st
All Wool
TENNIS SWEATERS
Manhattan's "Stadium"
sweater, V-neck style
in white with navy
and red stripes. Small,
Medium, Q95
Large sizes
Jack Pureell
TENNIS SHOES
Canvas-topped, B. F. Goodrich
rubber soled shoe with special
Posture Foundation feature . . .
(1) sponse cushion prevents un
comfortable pressure, (2) hard
rigid rubber wedge sup- CQ
ports bone structure. Pair
Other Canra$ Shoet from
2A5 to 40 pair
While Tennis
SHORTS
Fine quality cotton poplin A$f)
la sires 32 to 42
TENNIS SOX
Medium heavy sox ... 50 wool,
50 cotton with short elastic tops.
White, Camel, Light Blue, Light
Green, Canary Yellow, fIZc
Rust and Red. Pair 3
V. Deadline
L JA
GRAVES PRINTING CO.
312 North 12lh
Saalh ef Ihc Tempi
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