PAGE 6 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN - ,e rl v ': ..V, V K ' . 1 t I V 4 2 NU Greaks Announce '51-52 Pledge; ALPHA CHI OMEGA Barbara Allen. Valley. Rit Anncll. Sewtrd. ipyc Bennington, Cbappell. pixie Bortaard, Lincoln. Donn Boraar Lincoln. Karen Broady, Lincoln. Joan Chlcoine. Valentine. fcnerry Clover Grand Island. Cora Lee Crltchficld. Tecumseh. Beverly Davij, Lincoln. Llanne Farrali, Grand Island. Carol Hacrer, Nonh Plane. Nancy Hemtrom. Waverly. Charlene Johnson, Palslon. Marlys Johnson, Newman Grove. Donna Krause, Omaha. Virtinia Mann, Lincoln. Willie Warquesen, Mitchell, S. D. Marlene McCulloiish. Central City. Jayne Miller, York. Patricia N'ellis, Lincoln. Marilyn Rape, Omaha. Virginia Robertson, Sioux Falls, S. D. Lynn Turner, Lincoln. Roseellen Vogeltanz, Valentine. KAPPA ALPHA THETA Charlene Campbell, Omaha. Jewel Clausen, Holdrcuc. Phyllis Colbert, Lincoln. Lee Ellen Creaman, WcCook. Matylda Davenport, Aurora, III. Donna Elliott, Mitchell. Judy Flansburg, Lincolu. Alary Flynn, Omaha. Lois Gcarhart. Malvern, la. Eileen Gorman, Grand Island. Jane Haylett, Scottsbluff. Charlotte Hervert, Lincoln. Kay Kinsey, Falls City. Barbara Lucas. Omaha. Hope Minor, Grand Island. Shirley Moore, Omaha. Joan Roe, Bennlniton. Pat Savate, Omaha. Ann Skold, Kearney. Penelope Sloan, Chirks. Marilyn Stanley, Omaha. Susan Stoehr. Omaha. Carroll Swilt, Thcdford. Mary Ann W'orrall, Wahoo. ALPHA OM1CRON PI Marilyn Mueller, Lincoln. Jo Ann Mohlcr, Lincoln. Ann Workman, Lincoln. Faye Nelson. Red Cloud. Lou Nelson, Lincoln. Beverly Brown.. Omaha. Betty Pepler, Bayard Shirley Miller. Norfolk. Mary Fuelberth, Hartinston. Delores Garrett, Minden. Marlene Rces, Waverly. , Joan Vanderhook, Pickrcll. Marsaret Barton, Grand Island Barbara Rhodes, Omaha. Beverly Tracy, Lincoln. Kay Yeiter. Cozad. Shirley Mead, Gothenburg. Carol Gillette, Lincoln. Huth Randolph. Lincoln. Barbara Melin. Oakland. Aiirley Nash. Blair. Mary Quigley, Omaha. Joan Bryson, Omaha. Madeline Gourlay, Lincoln. Jean Jackson, Wahoo. Cory Anderson, Ord. Pat Ptak, Tyndall, S. D. Mary Ludi, Wahoo. Evelyn Nelson, Scottsbluff. KAPPA DELTA Ruth Sorenson. Tecumseh. Kay Burcum, South Sioux City. Joyce Schobert, Papillion. Mary Lou Becrman. So. Sioux City Mary Ellerbroek. Bellevue. Doris Myers. Atlantic. Ia. Kamona Laun, Geneva. Kathleen Wilson. Fairbury. Dorothy Camp, Davenport. JoAnn Crosswell, Scottsbluff. Maureen King, Crawford. Sallie Matison. Clay Center. Janice Schott, Osceola. Betty Barber. Lincoln. Phyllis Dudley, Lincoln. Patricia Graham, Lincoln. Barbara Sorenson, Lincoln. Marilyn Pelican, Lincoln. Sara Lee Stevenson, Lincoln. Barbara Carter, Lincoln. Joyce Schobert, Papillion. PI BETA PHI Janet Anderson, Lexington. Carol Duey, Falls City. Marilyn Eaton, Fremont. Marilyn Brewster. HoldreRe. Hally Peck. Minden. Julie Yost. Fremont. Betty Whitroek. Falls Ciiy. Muriel Pickett, Schuyler. Marilyn Bourke. Plirttsmouth. Ellen Svoboda. Cozad. Andria Svoboda, Cozad. Kathryn Houston, Salem. Nancy Randall, Kearney. Joan Rambour, Columbus. Janet Peterson, Fremont. Mary Ann Harris. Omaha. Sonja Holmes, Grand Island. Ruth Lumke, Walton. Judy Palmateer, Madison. Sally Warren. Lincoln. Barbara Hof. Lincoln. NV Student Attends Collegiate Conference On United Nations; Sees Agencies In Action A University student gained ! dispute the Kashmir question. The 1 to the United Nations. Through operations of the United Nations this Slimmer. Virmma Koehler. on.. . VTITrWl loloo5fo M'ont timn Mi:: VnoM.- caiH T;!f. siru: "rm. - . :itu oj luc A , w 11 , 1 u.,vbuw. the sixth annual Intercollegiate and Pakistan remain deadlocked, ment of public relations for the Conference on the United Nations. Listening to speeches by repre- United Nations is located in this The conference, sponsored by isentatives from the International office, the Collegiate Council for United j Refugee organization and from the I Mjss Koehler in that Nations met June 17-23 in New; Children's Emergency fund, the manV ideas for increasing York City. Sixty college students C.C.U.N. members were able to thtl,ZTi t& from allparts of the United States see the successful work of manyjeKS.tS 8tt:. h. Ud.S"Sc KSSS,. MJWWA meeting Thursday night. 111c yui wae ui uis; v vjj 1 .v - . . v. , Miss Koehler. said, was to studying Libia an independent nation the United Nations in action. In 'were discussed at the conference addition, the delegates planned , vavs in which United Nations clubs can operate more effectively. Miss Koehler was elected re gional director of the mid western states for the C.C.U.N. Her duties tvill be to coordinate the activities Of organizations in this region. Irtiire hv nersons from all branches of the United Nations! They listened to simultaneous gave the delegates an over-all. translations during their visit to view of the work being done. Mrs.jthe Trusteeship Council meeting Eleanor Roosevelt, chairman of :at Flushing Meadows, the Human Rights commission, One of the most interesting discussed the work being done byiplaces, Miss Koehler said, was the that group. Stressing the im-!offire of the United States mission portance of the role played by the United States in world affairs, she said that every citizen must be in formed concerning the work of the United Nations. Miss Koehler felt that the C.C.U.N. members were very priviliged in being able to hear delegates from India and Pakistan Spencer To Assist Guam School Head Herbert S. Spencer, a Ne braskan who received his Ph.D. in school administration from the University in July, will leave for the Island of Guam within a few days to become assistant to the cljrector of education. Dr. Spencer, a native of Omaha, received his undergraduate degree from the University and his mas ter's from Columbia. He taught in ttie Aurora 'schools and served as superintendent at Bertrand and Beaver Crossing. He was also director of music at Springfield, Mass., and Tarry town, N. Y. Dr. Spencer will live at Agana, the Guam capital, . where Mrs. Spencer, and their two children, liichurd end Nancy Lee, will Join bim in about three months. ! n u l1 li n it Nancy Hemphill, Lincoln. Ann Jouvenat, Lincoln. CHI OMEGA Maxine Becker, Auburn. Idonna Burkliardt. Fairbury. Marilyn Corenman, Omaha. Marilyn Hayes, Lincoln. Delores Hopp, Hastings. Kathleen Kelly, Fairbury. Jo Ann Knapp. Lincoln. Joan Larson. Kimball. Clarice Millen, Albion. Elaine Miller, Albion. Elaine Miller, Kalis City. Margaret Moore, Lincoln. Yvon.ie Moran, Scottsbluff. Mary Jean McCuIlough, Brady. Shirley Ochsner. Sutton. Dorothy Orchard. Omaha. Suzanne Tflug, Norfolk Dorothy Quinn. Gothenburg. Janet Quinn, Gothenburg. Pam Rhoadcs, Blair. Carol Hiencrs. Fort Calhoun. Sylvia Scholz, Chadron. Barbara Wiltse, Palls City. ALPHA PHI Barbara Beck, Omaha. Denise Bohrer, Centerville, Ia. Barbara Blackburn, Lincoln, Marilyn Brewster, Holdrcge. Beverly Bush, McCook. Nancy CTiamberlin, Lincoln. Mary Ann Chambers, Lincoln. Nancy Farnsworth, Lincoln. Sandra Gadd, Lincoln. Kita Coding, Alliance. Karen Hagarity, , Beatrice. Janice Jaco. Hastings. Cynthia . Johnson. Lincoln. Barbara Jones, Hastings. Vivita Krieves, Lincoln. Maryann Kuns, Kimball. Shirley Langus, Lincoln. Mary Sue Lundt, Omaha. Marlyce Mader. Omaha. Mini Reese. Nebraska City. Sylvia Spcir, Fairbury. Jo Wallace. Greeley. Colo. Peggy Wells, Greeley, Colo. Ardell Wilhelm, Nebraska City. ALPHA XI DELTA Beatrice Beutel, Lincoln. Amy Brown, Norfolk. Margarcta Craig, Clarinda, Ia. Polly Gould, Pierce. Lorcne Graver. Ainsworth. Joyce Hobbs, Lincoln. Marilyn Jensen, Sutherland, la. .To Ann Johnson, St. Paul, Minn. Barbara Kokrda, Plainview. Janet Kroner. Palisade, Neb. Joyce Laase, Lincoln. Evelyn Larson. Dakota City. Florence Maser, Lincoln. Marie McDuffee, Norfolk. Pat Moran, Randolph. Glcnda Pearson, Red Cloud. Marilyn Post, Omaha. Constance Sehnert. Kearney. Leone Spencer, Lincoln. Carol Wrikiit, Jefferson. Ia. SIGMA DELTA TAU Barbara Turck, Omaha. Leilha Zalkin, Omaha. Cheryl Nerenbcrit, Omaha. Rita Krantz, Omaha. Sally Solomon, Omaha. Sylvia Goodman, Wichita, -Kas. Lcta Weiner, Omaha. Tsars Cooper, Omaha. Helene Sherman, Lincoln. Audrey Marx, Lincoln. Charlene Katz, Lincoln. Norma Goodrich, Lincoln. Frances Locke, Independence, Kas. Lucille Lavine. York. Elberta Bush, Omaha. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Ann Kokjcr. Sidney. Elaine Smithberger, Stanton. Joy 'Xixon, Stanton. Pat Forsyth, North Piatt. Ann Launcr, Grand Island. Gail Wellensiek, Grand Island. Janue Harrison. Fremont. Ann Tyson, Murray. Pat Adams, Dayton, O. Sue Hryant. Tekamah. Jeannette Stocker, Nebraska City. Mimi DuTcau, Lincoln. Alison Faulkner, Lincoln. Polly Ackcrman, Lincoln. Bobbie Ilusscll, Lincoln. Mary Janet Reed, Lincoln. Blythe Thompson, Beatrice, Sally Jo Snichcr, Omaha. Janet Madden Omaha. Suzanne Adams, Omaha. DELTA DELTA DELTA Mary Ida Barnds, Lincoln. Nancy Dahlgren, Omaha. Nancy Dark, Lincoln. Marion Eckstrom, Newman Grove. Raye Rita Fritzler. Long Pine. Martha Hill, Lincoln. Nancy Hoile, Norfolk. Janice Henninjtscn. Omaha. Marilyn H ousel Madison. Marilyn Luce. Fairbury. Sheila Oventaard, Lincoln. Gloria Pollat, Cozad. Patricia Rogers. Plattsmouth. Helen Schaberg, Omaha. Kathleen Shank, Milwaukee, Wi. Marilyn Johnson, Norfolk. enees mterferred with the work of the United Nations. Af the nrps - i. .....w uv.,..v-i ouau, inula - r. . -. . . . . ........ , . , 1 1 1 ci rv - by persons connected with the Trusteeship Council. Miss Koehler told of the visits that the memliers of the C.C.U.N. made to see agencies of the United Nations in operation. They saw the Secretariat working jn the new United Nations building on the H-ast River in New York City. cii ci See Our DRESSES COATS COSTUME SPORTSWEAR "The Fifth Avenue 1218 "0" GAMMA PHI BETA Agnes Anderson. Lincoln. Mary Belle Baldwin, Lincoln. Sue Christensen, Fremont. Joyce Finney, Lincoln. Ardis Fuhrman, Wilber. Mariorie Halls, Omaha. Pat Hampel, Verdon. Elaine Holden, Grand Island. Ickcj, Janet Lee, Oakland, la. Carol Kruescher, Beatrice. Jerrie Langelett, Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Sally McGlasson. Minneapolis. Minn. J me Mapes, Lincoln. Nancy Odum, Schuyler. Doroihy Perry, Lincoln. Bernita Rosenquist, Lincoln. Patty Schmidt, Columbus. Margie Schurman, Madison. Donna Dee Smith, So. Sioux City. Lora cce Smith, Omaha. Jean Stiffen, Norfolk. Jacqueline Swltzer, Omaha. SIGMA KAPPA Norma Carse, Palisade. Mary Jean Christensen, Lincoln. Mary Lou Cooper, Lincoln. , Joann Cunningham, Lincoln. Marlene Dumke. Lincoln. Ruth Ellenwood, Lincoln. Mary Lou Ginn, Council Bluffs, Ia. jane uroietuescnen, CTeston, Marilyn Jackson, Hampton. Elsie Larson, Omaha. Mariorie Lehmkuhl. Minden. Carol Lundberg, Lincoln. Margaret Stamm, Lincoln. Kay Siewert, Kimball. Barbara Templcton, Lincoln. Janet Wecker, Plainview. Dorothy Kahm, Lincoln. Ann Wr,iite, Lincoln. DELTA GAMMA Lynn Holland, Lincoln. Mickey Walt, Lincoln. Barbara Turner, Lincoln. Eileen Mullarky. Omaha. Ann McKamy, Omaha. Marilyn Hamer, Omaha. Jackie Heath, Omaha. Barbara Arendt, Falls City. Jean Perrin, Alliance. Dorothy Watson, Fairbury. Virginia Franks. Morrill. JoAnn Myers, Scottsbluff. Sue Anderson. Milford. Jo Seifert, Sioux City, la. Suzie Sveska, Omaha. Sally Sveska. Omaha. Marymaude Bedford. Geneva. Frances Frlcke, Ashland. Jane White, Hemingford. Margaret Weston, Colorado Springs, Colo. Robyn Ryder, Grand Island. Acacia Charles Anderson. Blencoe. 1 : rhrn E. Anderson, Herman; Lawrence Askland.l Geneva; Don Hilkemeler, Creighton; Neal romman, Mtanton; uon Mattox, Omaha; jonn LuetKie. waco: mil Koonman. Tin. coin; Allan Lozier, Omaha; Bill Chin. Omaha. Alpha Gamma Rho Gary Hild, Plattsmouth: Kennpth PinVm. ton, Beatrice; Steve Peterson, Berwyn; Doug- ia umuer, i.ozaa; rtaymona Harmon. lYMtn City: John Stone, Weeping Water: Ravmond Kelly. Danbury; Jack Norris. Weening Wa. ten Art Raun, Minden; Gene Lundeen. Min den; Jon Frazier. Eustis; Gerald Kranau, Blu- Hill; Joe Posey, Hubbcll; Roy Duens, Hebron; Robert Peterson, Sargent; Kay Schwdhelm, Bancroft. Alpha Tan Omega Nick Amos. Winnetka. Tit: Robert Ahl n Pn,H. i a ,V. - ..V. A :.. . " neth A,s."A wnh North Platte: Jon Carpenter, Missouri Valley, Ia.; John Chambers. Lincoln: r.nirn Pnn. umana; uon Cooper, Oshkosh; Dick Frey,1 .....v.., mrgu, -vrunue, Lincoln; uavio , "i.iur ncmicuy, Ainswonn; Ieon Kremer. navov: Trlr T .rtk. ta Thi.; a IPl cM,.cC0oki, D?! Scan-1 SPlh Ai:I.'eTScvhce Reward; Fritz; T .fnln John Welch. Omaha;" JeW White. Omiha! jonn weicn, timaha; Jerr Charles Yungblut, Lincoln. Beta Sigma Psi Richard Kroeller, Lincoln; Kenneth Koenig. Lincoln. Leslie Roberts, Tecumseh; Bernie Wallman, Filley; Charles Schulze, York; Jam;s Koepke, Blue Hill; Don Slogren, Ax tell: Oliver High, Bertrand: Howard Dled ricksen, Bancroft: Stan Ebner, Lincoln: Robert Oram. Lincoln: John Willoch, Lin coln: Herman Ncitzel, Lincoln; Karl Kost bohn, Ixington: Gerald T.ann. MnMr..on. Jarcd I.arabee, Lincoln; William Renner, Lin coln; Paul Scheelc, Lincoln; Robert Mortvedt, Dell Rapids. South Dakota; Oliver Weben Scottsbluff; Frcdric Arndt. Platte Center. Beta Theta Pi Larry Hershbcrgcr, Omaha; Ron McKen Omaha; Phil zie. Omaha: Darrpl K,mnfp . ...v, whih, a, t.on ivuerans. smana: 1 a Bemz. Hi. rk. u.. Joe Whitcman. Hasiinire: Tar-ir niiin.ni. Hastings; Doug Roberts, Lincoln: Chuck Don Westphal Grand Island; Jon Tuning, Grand Island. .keeps in contact with the United ilMatinnc Holorotac k iiuill W dSIllIlKVUn. ine UCDarT- - -- WE DELIVER... SANDWICHES MALTS DRUGS COSMETICS RANDOLPH DRUG STORE 27th & Randolph St. PHONE 3-2317 Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. n FORMALS SUITS JEWELRY v: ' ' ' " irtuma, George 1 .-ul-ii, Lincoln: jonn Schreibcr. I inrnin- Madsen Dakota City; Dick Clark, Nebraska Becker. Lincoln; Bill DeVrto. I Incoln- Lity; Bob Malster. York; Tom Healey. Alan Anderson, Lincoln; Ronald Smith AN Creston. Ia.: D ck P i-vi. . buonemi.. v omitn, ai- famous Store of Lincoln' STREET FROM SEE Dlta Tan Delta Jack Nelson, Sioux Falls, S. D.i Jim Adams. Auroral Paul Cook, Curtis; George Regan. Madison, S. D.I Bob Vandel, Mitchell; Scott Judd, Kankakee, Ill.s Don Glantx, Cen tral City! Don Hodie. Beatrice: lKr-k Sir.,. loro, Beatrice: boo Uevington. Beatrice; Ben Zennicker, David City; Fred Allen, Auburn; Ron Pilgrim, York; Walt Wright, Onawa, Ia.! Paul Means. Omaha: Jerry Krantz, Omaha; Bob Berghel, Omaha: Dave Hart, Omaha; Milton Dcwhirst, Grand Island; Marty Mathicsen, Grand Island; Ed McClnre, Wy more; Ted Simonsnn. West Point. Pnh K7n.Tn- niirui, west i-oint; uave Olson. Lincoln; Lowell, Lincoln; Dick Wells. Lincoln; vcncr, Lincoln; urien Mendrlrkson, Lincoln; Chuck Decker, Lincoln: Had Mardis, Lincoln; Dick Schilling, Lincoln. Form Heuss Junior Knohll.. TPnirhitrv. MntM Lincoln. Dale Nirzpi. rvntmi ntv n.....,,. junoi, creignton, Charles Harris, Lebanon, Jack Ashwege, Palmer, Don Gruber. Cozad, Rolla Swanson, Waverly. Kappa Sigma Tom Kissler. Lincoln! Hoh Wh,,., coin; Doug Wilcox, Lincoln; Don Lincoln; Tom Witty, Lincoln; Ted Boyle, Lincoln; George Strassler, Lincoln: nill Burke. Omaha; Dick Barnhart. Omaha; Stan Gohlinghorst, Council Bluffs, Ia.; Don Oden, Council Bluffs. Ia.; Ronald Lahners, Grand Island; Albert Winscmnn, Stella; Bill Bcltzer. orand Island: Walt Everett, Alliance; LaWSOn. Rimprfnr: Huh limnnr Vrtrlr. Jerry TA land Wagner. Lincoln; Bob Colomy, Paso Kobles. Calif.; Jerry Schrepf, Lincoln: John Harper, Lincoln; Gary Fusselman, Bristow. bigma Alpha Epsilon Louts IliiTn... I inN,t. Dill un -incoln; Jack Stockstill, Lincoln; Bob Bab - p '-'I"!-0"" "tea uuling, Lincoln: ie, Lincoln; jerry uableman. Lineo Hi i I rucka Omaha; Jack Davis, Omaha; John Jeffery, Omaha; Jerry Guinanc. Omaha; Bob Arnold. Grand Island; Ed Gazinski, West Allis, Wis.: Rod Roberts, Kearney; Jim Ycis ley. Coining, la.t Parker Gcesen, Seward; Don Koester. Alliance: Charles Bugcnhagen, Nor- '."., ""Stings: Pat Lang. West Allis. Wis.; B.U McGare, No. n.i c- ... 3 " . , j3cnningron; vary tverson, t'onca; P?" JBr;'m Grand Island: Art Rauch, Grand oiarni; waiiy wug, Grand Island; .Marshall thnstensen. Minden; Bernard Smolczyk, Ogal lala; Myron Jasno;h. Ogallala; Roy Clark, 0. Platte: Larry Shafer, Aurora; Bill Necf, Omaha: TMeV hn.,i,., Bluffs, Ia.i Gary Martin. Sioux City, Ia.; Ilob Salyers, ir Malvern, la.; Jack Pollock, fttanton; Jean Clouatre, Gothenburg; Jim ""Z'l. 9"". v" Tom Woodward. S.t "u' wti,. "'"erman, Beatrice; Bob Bow; Larry Hickcy, Lincoln; Mike Morton, I.tnrriir' Til l j i : i yt . i .. .-. .... ....nc nniu, i-.int-Oin, tlOD Miner, Lincoln; Bob Ryan, Lincoln; Dick Saddoris. john,nn. t3L. PlnL. ... ...vviU iiiii m iudi r ivmuiu. Theta Xi .. Ronald Burns, Norfolk; Mark McCoy, Norfolk Marlin Bree, Norfolk; Leon Lauver. Jjorfolk: Jack Wisby. Grand Island; Robert ouH"' ,maha; Lloyd Zelcwski, Omaha: hhclby Johnston. Sioux City, )a.; Bill Soel berg, Sioux City. Ia.; Bob Aibcrs, Roca; fcverett Jenkins. Lincoln: Pcfp Srhmitt t coin; Paul Becker, Lincoln; Paul Jordan. Lincoln; Gordon Metcalf, Lincoln; Paul fJleberstefn. I.inrnln: 1.tvin,nl Uiel, T ;M coin, Roger Rrmlk T im.ni. r r.- - r "' 5n,: 'eeie, Lincoln; stani t,iin.o n. irfne Steele, Lincoln; Stanley Lee i''"co,.n:, ,?m Spahan. Lincoln; Keith Gra- 'ri- tr . rOl AOPCa Psi Long, Rapid "ity, S. D : Bob Day.jf vuui, jue nmitn. (imana: Kas I hmnt . f remonr: l.vl llnn.vtn v..i t- 'e Lfcnnisron, Nebraska Lily; J m KniMlnv. Vrtr.k t,i...... t ... ... Platte; Duane Voung. Columbus; Ted Peter son. Holdrege; Charles Betzelberger, Tecum- , nt. ft C t . .. G an," "71.' ?!' "n. noiarege: Uave Bevnon. T.inraln. Iv Holdrege; Dave Beynon 01, than v-Huppci jonn .Mci irppi. .inen n. John Morrow, Jr., Columbus Pi Kappa Phi Richard Husman. Ogallala: Bob Barker. Omaha. j-,,,. wnmi, j-niiaaeipnia. Pa.; tam- fSySL .T"a.mah; l'"' Stiiebe, Au.' noutat. Linco n: B? iv.i r"' ",Z" Jcan" Phi Delta Theta Herb M.i.nnr. Om..!..- f anuria, ion aiuenstcr. (lmnh Omaha. Ralnh Whi. r, 1.' " tC. "'; ten. Omaha. Larry Smith. South' Zr ' - "',wi winaiid. 1 im Lone-i k.! -Xden Auburn, Cordon Peterson. Au - 1 Gpstafson. Gothenburg, Jim Riess- tvi, xenrana. f ranv nnn f.,11. ,1... Tprf K-l-t,. ii" j. " ' "'B,l,.' iorsworrnv. i,ihmK,F. n:ii !Hamu. nm..... t..u ,..'. . Carter, Lincoln. Dirt 'n 'y,:rr 'ie Haunt, Lincoln. Jerrv Piahrtu i'i.i- Delta Vosilon Jack Baugher, Waterloo. Ia. Larry Rose iUtUrn iCharlM Ro,MI- Tckamah. Jack rT T'fT""- C Weber. KearneJ. John i; i ' ' nar:es 1 nomson. Ba "I""' ;".L.'5.. Kh?s. Crete: Jer ,,v(ii)!. Dill l.lCSIcr. Kcwrtov Delta Sigma Phi S 'Tv1 r("" P fl it It j Jf Weecien J'i?o7'- k !!' sh Pa.ul- DlJerr, lOraham. linr.i.' n.... ,.V" J-Vco,n-. 'om.Omaha; Ronald I Kill Hurst, Lincoln 1 InvH j ' t ,1?" ,M ...w, Lincoln I OPE- A SPKCIAL fWiyWH I' FOR STUDENTS MW J "COHNHUSKER mf 1 I SPECIAL" , WW I Protect Your Cash 1 JsTZZSZrZ,, , 04C I i n INTRODUCTORY ; ijaf I i o 0frt o 1 I I ' l ijJ i ' Viable Coupon jj jj i 9 'JKnqfe 1 i P Thta M"N" and nIy p ; I Hfit iLil46? I ' fS 1 ( niil,,,s bearer to one I lJTf 5fS. I U 1 UC ROUGHIE KMT TIE Q J I'V.coiw I ; a u : CORN COBS TASSELS CORNHUSKER OFFICE YOUR PICTURE IN THE 1952 CORNHUSKER Barbecue Fosters Friendship 1 1 ' , i, . , , , , , , t ,MI 1MU. J... . ... Jim Dave t . t.inrf. FOOD AND FUN , . Some time to eat at the barbecue at and plans for the new school r. . J rt?.a ?,M and first New Student Week. Ted n: i . T) 1 llarllCCUC ' Highlights NU Frosh Week By Dale Reynolds Ag- Editor Many of the 1,250 freshmen en tering the University got their j-;i. 1 i i a , i Urst loK at Ag campus Tuesday i attended the New stu- dents Week barbecue. Eugene Robinson, master of Sigma Phi Epsilon Roy Curtiss. Danville, 111.; Charles Arm strong, Omaha; Everett Wood. Grant; Mar vin Wyman, Grant; Ron Miller, Pender; Ron McMastcrs. Wisner: Find l.-if.-. Madrid: Kerry Leggett. Ord; Lev Donald son, Aurora; Dick Robinson. Oimhi: Ro S, WenS: M v1 Dick Facs. Lincoln; Paul Barry,' Blair; poni VJ.r " , enuer; jacit i.ratt, l aimage; Kay Rider, V ichita, Kas.: Jim .terman. wi Omt. w.ywu ltrry, ci.. ......... i .. - f""1 Kly, -North Platte; Dale Hahn. Haring - ',?.n; Dave Johnson, Harington; Jack March. W flVrw n.....n K - . , . DRord. Fairb ,rv , ,1 ,""0, I , k; ' y t :Kl x-i Jack;S"J"c"5,,;u,rni '''k Ralston, fleneva;! :"" eiu, ."lirnirn; Dick Ka slon. mm: : .....-. ...., , uiv icnuvay. At an c.! la.; Bill Holloran, Schylcr; Dan Brown HoigLcl:l,'TRl! X!!?: ! Sht'rman- Lincoln; Don Waneic. Wilbt-r. oiama Aloha win .Marv Friedman, I .incoln; Sevmonr Schrier. u'" " TT"1, W .shnow. Lincoln; .Morse WeisKiirt, Lincoln; Sol Weinberg, ' Omaha; .,.... i . ." i-iuunse, J.ipion, timana: Alan Mink,:(w"L'": WJZt ''mahai m .Piotkin. Omaha. mana; David, Plotkii Taa KoDDO Eogion L Bill Beebe. Mitchell; Dick Ilusch Omaha- alt Christensen, Pensacola. Fla T r. H Z.' I Hasrin. I'hri. 1- . ,s " -u . nu'M, umani Jack! Jack rliller, Hastings; 1 . "in tinier. 'rah.nt 1.. u . h.H c. 1... , uir.na -noore HVrr 0. Honoluluf; H.. iw Kothlcitner. Reatrirw: ihii c Thompson. Omaha; Jim .aroban, Hastings. Phi Gamma Delta Murray Bauckhaus, Millard; Richard Bush, McCoo; Bill Cannon. Mitchell; Frank Chap Wnd: Oary Cram. Lyons; hich ard if offey Ruhville; Dean Davids, a ins- wonh J-inn rorsvth, Rroken Bow: I.art Hanscom Lincoln; Jack Holmquist. Oak- land; Bert North Platte: John Lcwe, Kearney: Pat Mrtl ..i.,,1,, .-,i;ln .iaizKe. I.inrnln !t''.n.bcr' Omaha lien. I Iflr-nln t, . . - , M.,n,kcft'0maha: Marvin fc 1 oldtimers plus the ever-welcome newcomers have trouble Ming Ag campus Tuesday evening: between introductions, summertables year. Ron Dreamer, facing: the camera on the left, George Siianti, PeKffy Wo0iJ mae up this frouP participants in the Univtsity's , ceremonies, initiated the evening " WV,...W ulty members. They were George w. Rosenlof, director of admis sions; Carl W. Borgmann, dean of faculties; and Potsy Clark, direc tor of athletics. .Each had a' few words of wis dom for the new students. ! Rosenlof reminded them that the summer's fun had ended and a little serious thinking: will be necessary if the students de sire to stay around NU. Clark told the students that if they come through with the school spirit that is a tradition at Ne - bra ska iha lon u j j-j ' uc uciarnuw - :iUPOn 10 make 8 &Od Showing. Clark expects the team to re. am from Curtis in A-l shane. turn from Curtis in A-l shape, Nebraska spirit was at a high nnml j -a..., . i n uiiii. n Miun uemonsiraiion 01 n-.A ! COlieee rniPrinil anti. tire c-lonw4 i in the form rtf a cVit V,w h Too i 1 e IOrm OI 8 sklt W the Tas" . . - SelS- ala !tU Reynolds. HUSKer yellS and SOngS Were , . .. . iui me iiii unit iui me .freshmen. Nebraska cheerleaders I and the pep band led the demon sirarion 01 mint the 1950 Ne football fame i braska-OklahOma ciimaxea inn pwmnti'c nmoram -r.-... ine.Daroecue was directed by lXne and Bridle, Home ECO- n0miCS CiUt' and TTI-K. Jerry Johnson Was in chare. T Larry Anderson headed the evening's program, with the aid of the rally committee, which in cluded Corn Cobs, pep band and Tassels. new, colorful k j rp IK 17 Fall Procccdligs Student Council will fold their first meeting of the yeaion Wed nesday, Sept. 19 at 4 p.n inVoom 313 of the Union. Organizations who kve not elected representatives to the council should do so imrfediately. Notify George Cobel. student council president. Students You are invited to makuhis your headquarters for i of your cleaning and taiking problems. We are equipped with alhew equipment and skilled he to give you the Very best in 4al- uy and service. ; DsLuxe Gleaner and Tailors i f Jerry & Rmh Kaseer, Proj I Special 2 Hour Cleanig service at small extra cok Pressing done while yon wlt j 227 No. 12th St. Ph. 2-6fll Free Pickup A Delive . , LJ ; i