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i i k I s Page 4 THE C?AILY NEBRASKAN Tuesday, March 10, 1953 AWS Slate Occupational Therapy Trainee Meeting Set "Occupational Therapy and U 11 .1 A t .- rt.oi-o iijuw cuiieee siuaenis can neip. M.T..,:: TlwiU be discussed at the Red Cross : M.r:r .nanaicrait meeting, Tuesday, 4:30 (Continued From Page 1.) jNUCWA peering committee, Al- cnairman ana aui pna ljamoaa ueua ana coea committee Board. Eileen Mullarky: Teachers Col lege,' SamT3' fS Love Immortal Hall, Home Ecm in . Room 306 Union Board. AWS Board and AUF r.ii -j a ri nu.i, lp,m' ln oom JUt, union. Board. I p r i 7 V T Coeds interested In helping in 'Donna Elliott: Teachers College,1 .f,f J?& S i J sopnomore the Occupational Therapy Divi Kappa Alpha' Theta, Red Cross board Psltlons include. sion of the Veteran's Hospital one Board, Tassels and AWS Board. I Sue Good: Teachers ' College, 'afternoon a week may sign up for . Marilyn Brewster: Arts and Sci-K a P P a Kappa Gamma, AUFithe Handicraft committee at the ence, Alpha Phi, AWS Board Board, Red Cross and AWS, meeting, Joan Knudson, chairman, treasurer, Tassels publicity chair-iworker i said. man and Alpha Lambda Delta, r Gail Katskee: Arts and Science, Students working in Occupa Dorothy Sears: Business Ad- Sigma Delta Tau, AUF assistant, jtional Therapy prepare materials ministration. International House,: YWCA, Aquaquettes, Orchestra for the patients and help the pa BABW Board secretary, German'and Jr. Panhellenic. ticnts in any possible way, Miss Club treasurer. Mary DeBerry: Arts and Sci-'Knudson explained. Kathy O'Donnell: Chi Omega,' ence, Dorm, independent, Corn-l WAA Sports Board, wrote presen- husker and Student Union. husker, Builders and AWS work- tation skit for Coed Follies,1 Chariene Pierce: Arts and Scl- er. , IiUL,WA and university Theater, ence, Dorm and independent. Corliss Kruse: Business Ad- Joyce Bennington: Teachers Kay Nosky: Arts and Science,! ministration, Kappa Delta, YWCA, College, Alpha Chi Omega, presi- Gamma Phi Beta, Daily Nebras-lRed Cross, AWS worker and Stu dent of Pre-orchesis and Tassels. Ikan, YWCA and Builders. dent Union. Sally Solomon: Arts and Sci- Martha Paine: Teachers Col- Mary Burdic: Teachers College ence, aigma uena rau, auh lege, n Beta rm, Builders, stu Board, Tassels, AWS worker and; dent Union and Lutheran Students Red Cross. j Association. Joyce Laase: Teachers College,' Jean Bangston: Teachers Col Alpha Xi' Delta, YWCA treasurer, lege, Alpha Phi, Orchesis, Corn- Delta Delta Delta, NUCWA and AWS worker. Pat Morgan: Business Adminis tration, Kappa Delta, Student Un ion, AWS worker and YWCA. World-Herald Says 16 Lives Saved The Omaha World-Herald spon sored Crusaue for Safety has now anriimiilntoH 11 Sfln siffnoH nnrl TP- turned safety pledges from the weDrasKa-iowa area. The Crusade, which has been in progress since Jan. 1, has ac counted for 16 "saved" lives, ac cording to the World-Herald. Nine of these "saved" are Nebraskans, while the other seven are from the vicinity of southwest Iowa. Last year, total highway deaths as of March 7, stood at 36; this year only 27 Nebraskans have perished in auto accidents. The Daily Nebraskan has en dorsed and is participating with the World-Herald in this cam paign to bring safety to the high ways, ln view of the recent auto accidents which claimed the life of one University student and sent two others to the hospital with serious injuries. To date, over 50,000 safety pledges have been circulated by clubs, groups and co-operating newspapers. For the past week May Queen (Continued From Page 1.) Lois Gerelick; Arts and Sci ences Spanish major, Junior class award winner, Junior-Senior Class Council, AUF Board, past president of Sigma Delta Tau. Pat Becham; Arts and Sciences journalism and English major, president of Theta Sigma Phi, winner of journalism gold key, former Builders vice president, . . . . m r-nrnhnsker editor, lviav wueen junior attendant and member of Gamma Phi Beta. The maid of honor will be the panriiHate who receives the sec- nnrl highest number of votes, Mortar Board members select freshman, sophomore and junior attendants on the basis of schol arship and activities. May Queen for 1952 was De- lores Lovegrove, ana uee irwin, Maid oi Honor. Coecf Counselor The Daily Nebraskan has printed the pledge, a copy of which ap pears below. Sifnpd nledees received at the Dailv Nebraskan office will be forwarded to the World-Herald. (Continued From Page 1.) Aquaquettes, NUCWA, Coed Counselor Board, Chi Omega. Marilyn Stelling; Teachers Col lege, Tassels, Coed Counselor Board, Pennies, Doim Council. Mildred Snyder; Home Ec ma jor, Tassels, Dorm Council, YWCA, Kappa Phi. Ann Launer; Business Admin istration, Cornhusker, NUCWA, Builders, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Leone Spencer; Arts antf baen- ces, YW Cabinet, Red Crose, and Kappa Phi. JoAnn Cunningham, Arts and Sciences, Sigma Kappa. Sophomore board nominees are: Cynthia- Henderson:, Arts and Sciences, Daily Nebraskan re porter, AUF Board. Carol Thompson; Arts and Sciences, YWCA, Builders, dorm council. Elizabeth Templetcn; Teachers College, Sigma Alpha Iota. Margaret Kickel; Arts and Sciences, Twne Club, AUF, YW. Sherry Mangold: Teachers col lege, NUCWA, YWCA, AUF, AWS worker. Virginia Wilcox; Teachers Col lege, Red Cross. ETAOIN-i SHRDLL CMFWYP N Alice Todd; Teachers College, Cornhusker, Buildens. Pat Moran; Teachers College, Red Cross, Newman Club. Nancy Timmons; Arts and Science, YWCA. Ann Lindley; Arts and Sciences, Red Cross, Builders. 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