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Wednesday, May 5, 1954
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THE NEBRASKAN
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Shop Wednesday 9:30 to 5:30
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OJDITOIl'B X'OTRi Following Is Hi? frnclltional Ivy Hay "racing form." ll Is found each year In The Nebraska!! ai t prediction of which Junior ntudcnta lll be maskt'd
or tackled fof Mortar Board and Innocent! on Ivy Dav. The "home" in the form is the candidate! the "sluble" is the house with which he Is nssoclaledi the "trainer" is the
indent who haa helped the candidate! the "odds" predict the chances, and the "comment" describes the possibilities of history of the candidate. Thla list was compiled
without the help of any member ol the Mortar Boards or Innocent Society.)
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Stable
Black Masque Handicap
Comments
Katy-DId
Wise Kid
Clothesline
Kit Day
Na-Cl Import
bean's Delight
London Timepiece
Finesse
6mokey Time Gal
l.lggett's Buddy
It one Slope
Jerkin
Mistletoe Miss
Copy Cat
Look Sharp
Bottoms lip
IWisa Purity
First Lady
Ingenue
Pooh Pooh
Court Crasher
French Carpenter
Fruity-Tooty
Male-order Maid
Iancelot's Lady
Miss Peepers
Pack Rat
Brown Eyes
Soapy Sal
K. O. Kid
Horse
Red Candy
Keigh Rod
Senor Messleur
Big Game
Tin Pan Alley
Boloana Boy
Leo the Lion
Cool Tiger
Pepper's Thorn
Glassford'a Burr
Sweden's Prize
Mad Mexican
Man and Beast
Kappa Namesake
Play Boy
Pretzel
Pro and Con
Aw Shucks
Razzle-Dazzle
I'd and Over
Reddy Romper
Deadeye
Bed Hot Mammaa
Primary Knowledge
Red Hot Mammas
Cupid's Coop
Primary Knowledge
Criss Cross
Korner Kitchen
Mark Twain
Lone Ranker
Mark Twain
Lone Ranaer
Jolly Rogers
Crocodile Tears
Crocodile Tear)
Cross Crlss
Criss Cross
Sawyer's Pride
Cubed Caslle
Crocodile Tears
City Slickers
Santa's Favorites
Mark Twain
.lolly Rogers
City Slickers
.lolly Rogers
Boarding House
Jolly Rogers
City Slickers
City Slickers
Jolly Rogers
Stable
Rigid Supports
Puppet Palace
3.1th Row
Hawkeye House
Lava Pit
Lava Pit
Aquarium
Heart's Haven
Uncle's Cabin
Lava Pit
Rigid Supports
Horseshoe Drive
Bird Caae
35th Row
The White House
Rigid Supports
Lincoln Lodge
Literary Inn
Grandstand
Down Yonder
35th Row
Rigid Supports
Trainer Odds
O'Henry 7:16
No Trainer 2H..T4 '
O'Henry . 217Vj: 14'i
Cow College Queen 110:1100
No Trainer 1.100:100
Blue Eyes 6:3
Sonny Boy 21:)
Macs Midget 1 312:13
, Roman Holiday 30:13
Muscle Bound 4:17
Roman Holiday 1 221 : 'i
Laurel & Hardy 210:3
Campus Warden 5:1
Campus Warden fll :ii 23
No Trainer 120:6
Blue Eyes ',3:1108
Flamin Mame 1 1 : "j .
No Trainer 7 813:t13
Campus Warden 22t:3tt
Barb Wire 64:1
No Trainer 44:7a4
President'! Lady 623:23
Laurel & Hardy 100:1
Barb Wire 54:4 '4
Laurel & Hardy 143:13
No Trainer 5 35:25
Laurel Hardy 20:110
Barb Wire 30:15
Barb Wire 57 45:3 25
Laurel & Hardy 2:14 "i
One race winner trained too late.
Home stretch bound.
Consistent racer. Ought to nose In with the rest
Might need a shove but should finish among the top.
Was groomed early for final race.
On the rail all the way.
Couldn't bet on a better horse.
Had enough trainers for Grand National,
Safe bet on this filly.
Needed more racing experience.
Lots of pep but confined to show horse contests, ; .
Fast breakaway but got pebble in hoot
Blow start turned into streak of lightning. '
Deserves top honors considering trainer.
Needs a good Jockey but even pacing and consistent racing will bring results.
Good start but shied toward finish.
Strenuous training schedule should pay off
Underestimated racing talent couldn't get backers. .-
Home stretch In sight.
Consistent runner but race average not In upper bracket.
Pulling at the reins. Fast breakaway to photo-finish. .
Confined to harness, racing. Coialdn't break away.
Needs a good 'ockev to edge into pack.
No muddy track for this fill.
Promises great finish in any race.
Should finish with the pack. Only stopper would be periodical training negligence.
Home stable competition too heavy.
Strictly for trotting.
Balk at starling gate could cause slow finish.
Darkhorse. but might come through '
Thirteenth Annual Handicap
Trainer
Peach Fuzz
Fourteenth Man
Smilin' Swede
Lover's Delight
No Trainer
No Trainer
No Trainer
Money Mad
No Trainer
No Trainer
Peach Fuzz
Alley Oon
Bellbottom
Smilin' Swede
No Trainer
Peach Fuzz
No Trainer
No Trainer
Ford's Baby
No Trainer
Smilin' Swede
Peach Fuzz
Odds
126:14
20:5
32 4 :H
!04:6
4S0.-5
100:5
40:6 4
124:2
93 4:17
4:27
4:2
13:1
34:3 4
1 . : 4
13:4 4
1:111
1S:14
174:4
78:13
90:1
1:0
1470:15
Comments
Trained to stick to business: stalled fast and should finish fast.
Light handicap. .Will breeze to finish.
Pace too leisurely. Energy gave out to harness racing.
Consistent winner and trained hard for final race.
If a winner, the Judges need glasses.
Leading pacer, but couldn't conquer slippery track.
Constant contender. Fire at finish should prove safe position.
Squeezed out by the pack.
Solid runner, dependable and lots of drive.
Shy horse, but no stiff competition.
Three-track burner destined for top victory wreath.
It ought to be a photo finish.
Lots of racing talent. Could pull through to join pack.
Twelve thousand fillies couldn't be wrong.
Sure bet. Wrote the Track rules.
Burst of speed towards finish may turn the trick.
Lung power should hold out until finish. '
Not quite enough speed for the track.
rolished sprinter, who should get good results.
Left at post. A trainer ould have helped.
Strictly for grazing.
Dark horse only, but worth considering.
mm Schedule
SATURDAY, MAY 22
14 p.m. All sections English A
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28
-11 .m. All sections of English B, 1 (Coliseum)
9-32 a.m. Classes meeting at 3 p.m. TTh or either one of these dayg
3 5 P.m. All sections of Mechanical Engineering 1
All sections of Home Economics 41, 42
All sections of French 12, 14
All sections of Spanish 52, 54
All sections of Electrical Engineering 133, 134, 198, 232
AU lections of Business Organization 21
THURSDAY, MAY 27
9-12 t.m. Classes meeting at 1 p.m. 5 or 4 days, or MW F, or any one or two of these days
2 6 p.m. Classes meeting at 11 a.m. TThS or any one or two of these dayg
All sections of Speech 9, 10
FRIDAY, MAY 28
IS a.m. Classes meeting at 8 a.m. 5 or 4 days, or MWF, or any one or two of these dayg
Classes meeting at 12 a.m. on 5 or 4 days, or MWF, or any one or two of these dayg
t - 5 P.m. Classes meeting at 10 a.m. TThS or any one or two of these days
SATURDAY, MAY 29
-12 .m. Classes meeting at 11 a.m. 5 or 4 days or M WF, or any one or two of these days v
2-5 p.m. AH sections of Education 61, 82
All lections of Business Organization 3, 4
MONDAY, MAY 31
8-10 a.m. All sections of Math 11. 16, 41, 105
11 s.m.-l p.m. All sections of Math 14, 15, 17, 42, 106, 107
2-5 p.m. Classes meeting at 4 p.m. 5 or 4 days, or MVF, or any one or two of these days
TUESDAY. JUNE 1
912 a.m. Classes meeting at 9 a.m. 5 or 4 days, or MWF, or any one or two of these dayg
2 S p.m. AU sections of English 2, 3, 4
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
12 l.m. Classes meeting at 3 P.m. 5 or 4 days, or. M WF, or any one or two of these dayg
Classes meeting at 5 p.m. 5 or 4 days, or 5lW F, or any one or two of these three dayg
Classes meeting at 5 p.m. TTh or either one of these days
Classes meeting at 7 P.m. TTh or either one of these days
2-5 p.m. Classes meeting at 2 p.m. 5 or 4 days, or MWF, or any one or two of these days
THURSDAY, JUNE 3 '
12 t.m. AH sections of Economics 3, 11, 12, 115
Classes fneeting at 2 p.m. TTh or either one of these days
2 5 p.m. , Classes meeting at 10 a.m. 5 or 4 days, or MW F. or any one or two of these days
FRIDAY. JUNE 4
f-12 .m. Classes meeting at 1 p.m. TTh or either one of these days
8 P m. Classes meeting at 4 p.m. TTh or either one of these dtya
, Classes meeting at 8 TThS or any two of these days
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
-12 t.m. Classes meeting at 9 a.m. TThS or any one or two of these days
AFSG Plans
Two Seminars
For Summer
Two seminars on current na
tional and international prob
lems will be sponsored this sum
mer by the American Friends
Service Committee.
One will be held at Sarah
Lawrence College, Bronxville,
New York, June 15 to July 24.
The ether will meet August 7 to
September 4 on Orcas Island,
Straits of Georgia and Haro,
Washington.
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THE FOCUS will be on the
subject of Social and Economic
Development National and In
ternational Cooperation. Special
attention will be given to the
work of the United Nations and
U.N. personnel representing dif
ferent countries will visit the
seminar.
The Orcas Island seminar will
take up the subject of Human
Rights and Responsibilities The
Roots of Freedom and Securi'.y.
The cost to the AFSC per parti
cipant is $125. Each delegate is
asked to pay as much of the to
tal cost as possible, and to meet
his own travel expenses.
On
The Social Side
Busy Cupid Produces 7 Rings
To Welcome Month Of May
By MARILYN MITCHELL
Society Editor
The social news for this week is
highlighted by announcements of
seven engagements and six pin
nings. Engagements '
Dunn-Fritts
A recent engagement is that of
Alpha Phi Bobbie Dunn and Dwight
Fritts, Phi Psi. Bobbie is a senior
In Arts and Sciences, and Dwight
is a senior in Business Administra
tion. Both are from Omaha.
Tyson-Huebner
Marilyn Tyson, Kappa, and Dick
Huebner, Beta Sig, have an
nounced their engagement. A
junior in Arts and Sciences,
Marilyn is from Murray. Dick is
a Business Administration senior
from Plattsmouth.
McMnllen-Burton
Pi Phi Ann McMullen has an
nounced her engagement to Tom
Burton, Beta at Kansas State. A
sophomore in Teachers College,
Ann is from Stella. Tom, from
Falls City, is studying veterinary
rnedicine.
Meyer-Smay
Janet Meyer, freshman in Teach
ers College, has announced her en
gagement to Austin Smay of Cook.
Austin is employed in Tecumseh.
Phillips-Dewhlrst
LaBerta Phillips, Delta Gamma
freshman, has announced her en
gagement to Milt Dewhirst, Delta
Tau Delta. Both are Arts end
Sciences students from Grand Is
land. Milt is a junior.
Sigson-Setterquist .
AOPi Betty Sisson and Bob
Eettorquist have named the date
f their wedding, which will be
Aug. 14. Betty is an Ag College
sophomore from Oshkosh. A grad
uate of the University of Minne
sota, Bob is a graduate student
in chemistry. His home is Du
luth, Minn.
GHIctt-Lambert
Another recent AOPi engagement
Is that of Carol Gillett and Rus
Lambert, former University stu
dent who is now a Naval Air
Cadet at Pensacola, Fla. Carol is
a Junior in Teachers College, and
both are from Lincoln.
Msrprian Named
ICAJVt President
Ray Magorian, junior, was
Earned president f Rho chapter
6f Kappa Alpha Mu, honorary
jouro a lism-photography fra tern
it', Wednesday.
Other officers elected for the
1554-55 term include: Imogene
Fairy, vice-president, and John
Terr ill, secretary. Marcia Mick
clsea was re-elected treasurer of
the organization.
A prerent project for the
group is taking and selling pic
tures o groups oa Ivy Day.
Pinnings
Ledingham-Oliver
Shirley Ledingham, Alpha Phi,
and Jim Oliver, Phi Delt, an
nounced their pinning Monday
night. Both seniors in Business
Administration, Shirley is from
Mitchell, and Jim is from Shelton.
Yost-Ebers
An Alpha Phi pinning announced
last week is that of Jan Yost and
Bob Ebers, ATO. Jan is a Teach
ers College sophomre from Mil
ford. A sophomore in Engineering,
Bob is from Lincoln.
Foote-Wakeman
Theta Rachel Foote announced
her pinning to Dick Wakeman,
Beta. A junior from Hastings,
Rachel is in Teachers College.
Dick is a junior in Engineering
from Lincoln.
Bachman-Moore
Another KAT candy-passing was
for the pinning of Carolyn Bach
man and Phi Psi Jack Moore, both
from Grand Island. Carolyn is a
freshman in Arts and Sciences;
Jack, a sophomore in Business
Administration.
Raun-Smith
Kappa Luanne Raun announced
1u pinning to Phi Delta Ron Smith
Luanne is a freshman from Walt
hill, and Ron is a junior from
Albuquerque, N. M. Both are in
Teachers College.
Hicks-Reed
Marilyn Hicks, Gamma Phi
sophomore, announced her pinning
to Lloyd Reed, Delta Sigma Phi.
Marilyn is in Teachers College and
Lloyd is a junior in Engineering.
Both are from Lincoln. t
Six Paintings
Loaned By NU
To Exhibitors
Six paintings from the Uni
versity Art Galleries' permanent
collection have been loaned for
exhibitions in American and
European cities.
Three pictures, Knath's "In
dian Blanke Gwathmey 's
"Painting of a Smile" and Le
brun's "Woman of the Crucific
tion," will be loaned to the Colo
rado Springs Fine Arts Center
current bi-ennial exhibition.
Sheeler's "Barn Reds" and
Da vies' "The Blackboard" have
been sent to the WalkCr Art
Center in Minneapolis, Minn.
Wyeth's "Spring Beauty" has
been loaned to the exhibition of
American water colors currently
being circulated among French
museums under the sponsorship
cf the cultural attache of the
American embassy in Paris and
the American Federation of
Arts.
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