The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 11, 1954, Page Page 4, Image 4
J.-.. 1 Tuesday, May 11, 1954 Page 4 THE NEBRASKAN IT UVy pes It ovitoos K , f. ii v , ';i 'IS - i i is 11- - , - A" 'A i I i t i Knapp Meyeri ' I - '4 - 'i U cn j $ r , .-1 rickett Laase 1 "i iff" , A J!f J Mullarky Steffen 1 I-. 4. Bennington Burcum Colbert Gillett- NUCWA Opens Board Applications Applications for N U W C A Board positions may be obtained from the organization box in the Union basement until noon Fri day. Interviews will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday. Positions open are: assistant vice-president in charge of Spring Conference and United Nations Week, corresponding secretary and chairman in charge of membership, program, publicity, foreign student rela tions, current affars, and faculty relations. AUF Speakers Bureau To Hold Meeting Today An All Univefsity Fund Speakers Bureau meeting will be held Tuesday at 5 p.m. in Union Parlor X, Susie Good, AUF speakers chairmen announced, t The meeting will 'be devoted to education of speakers in the principles and purposes of AUF. Interested students are invited to attend the meeting which will feature a panel discussion. HOWD YOU UKE TO- corn (liwwrt mm mod tank of I Seioctiofi Team bead) and Aviation Cadet Selection TWra (insert do. of team) I are coming to (iuaert mine of dty) to aiiow yon bow. Tbey'b b here in (insert no. of day). Meet them at (imwrt address of local zssi danee) during their stay. F 1 yiW!ALMiM)i..i.wwia lu's) -' ;;'" 4 siil ' ; "A I ,w k Hrabik Johnson " 1 1 1 pvv, r1"1" " mSSt " s I I :'! .'F' '"'Sv . ;., Locke Mapes Milieu Ode : y 1 ' ' O'Donnell Odum I 4 1 llf i . 1 s I 4L. ? il Innocents, Four Honorary Members Announced rreaiciea rains were cunspic- uously absent as Norma Loth rop, 1954 May Queen, watched ttrtrkSWiSvenrtfra annu Ivv Dav ceremon es annual ivy jjay cereinonies. over the tradition and pageantry Miss Lothrop ascended her throne to reign over her court and the day's festivities which ttTInenTan sings, tackling of Innocents and -of new Mortar B0ard MAm.nF-imNOR th Ouom was Georgia Hulac. Both women ova raniAro In 'I Q o nr-o f ri Ifttffl r1r.t Via Taocolo onH a frrmr momhor of the YWCA cabinet. She was 1952 Homecoming Queen and a junior attendant to the May Queen at last year's Ivy Day ceremonies. Miss Hulac is a member of the Teachers College Dean's Advis- orv Board. Dast treasurer of the Ulnm.n'i Athlti Asann at nn. " ' 1 : . . .. past president of Physical Edu- K4nbel is a rnember of Univer cation Club and a past member " ROTC Band. Ag Union of Tassels and Student Council. fXd'in S CoHege. Ivy Day Court Senior members of the Ivy Day court were Sally Hall, Phyllis Kort, and Phyllis Loudon. Junior attendants were Jan t cM wir,;H Stolz and Madeline Watson. Paula TtmanV. .Tanpt Oordon. Gail KaU sltPf. .Tanpt T.inmiist.. Cathv Olds and Carol Anderson were sopho- more members of the court. Diane Knotek and Linda Buth- man were the freshman members of the court, serving as pages. CHILDREN IN the court were the son and daughters of former Mortar Boards. They were Lynne Nevin, daughter of Mr and Mrs. r, t. KT';. vb(WI i -;. Robert Nevin Kathenne Louise Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, flower girls, and Bobbie Jenkins, son of Mr. and OTHER NEW members of In Mrs. Earl Jenkins, crown bearer, nocents are: Leaders of the Ivy Chain were Sharon Cook, Jean Davis, Rose- mary Castner, Diane Hinman, Pat Lindgren and Helen Jean Utter- back. Leaders of the Daisy Chain were Natalie Katt, Kathleen Kel- Brewster Schlaphoff Courtesy Lincoln Journal I i " i V Denims ... for &ood-lookin&, easy going casual wear ijl 95 For relaxed comfort and smart appearance in your leisure time, get Magee's denim slacks and Jackets. The Jackets have knitted cuiis, waist and collar and com in small, me dium, large and extra large. The slacks are saddle stitched down the sides and ccme in waist sixes 28 to 44. Both are faded blue, charcoal and brown, 4.95 each. Men's Sportswear ... ley, Ann Launer, Sara Stephen- SOn DeGraw, Berneta Kosenquist and Norma Westcott. den. and Mary Stromer, junior cla8 President, planted the ivy Dfti. tKn n,.n(otlnn To1 .1 a mac eanlrvt Mqca nroc. fAM.. innocents -u,; . ... thrown Pto tta ground by hided . . . . T Scaled 11954 memb, mJilf wdiSLvCkiSfrn P'ace late Saturday afternoon. em?en'S n0r"rL,? Arf,S .JTSSKl AmSemrSCorp! t vv StUOent and a Kappa Phi. He is president of Red Cross and the junior class and a "?e";lbetr f Nebraska Masquers, Blu.a1 council, n.osmei js.iud "u U"B Junior Knobel was tapped vice president He is president of Corn CoDS and Vlce President of Ag Cvu t: -j nj xj-..- x--c coara ana x ai in nuuse. NEW INNOCENTS secretary is Leonard Barker. He is in Teachers College, president of Theta Xi, member of University Band, vice president of Corn Cobs, Student Council, Union Board and Gamma Lambda. Walt Wright was chosen treas- urer. He is also treasurer ounuers, in business ftaminis- tratin College, president of Delta Tau Delta, rnember of Student 1SIJtd and hlstonan of.Kosm?t Klub' . . jacK nogers was appoimea sergeant-at-arms and is in Arts and Science. He is Dresident of student Council and vice presi- dent of Religious Welfare Council and YMCA. Rogers is a member of University Singers, Gamma t i j j " V . . Lambda and the. varsity debate team. Bill DeVries. College of Busi- ness Administration, president of Phi Delta Theta and Inter-Fra- ternity Council, member of AUF, Builders. Board, and. Kosmet of Chi Omega, majoring in Busi- Klub. ness Administration. Brock Dutton, Ag College, pres- JoAnn Meyers was named vice ident of Ag YMCA, vice presi- president. A home economics ma dent of Ag Religious Council and jor, she is vice president of Coed a member of Corn Cobs, Student Council, Alpha Zeta and Farm House. Marv Friedman, Arts and Sci ence, president of Religious Wel fare Council and Philosophy Club and a member of AUF, Red Cross debate team, Inter-Frater nity Council, Corn Cobs, Stu dent Council and Sigma Alpha Mu. DORAN JACOBS, Business Ad ministration, assistant business manager of The Nebraskan, pres ident of Zeta Beta Tau, AUF Board, Student Council, and Corn Cobs treasurer and treasurer of YMCA. , Don Novotony, Ag College, Classified Ads FOR SALE FOR SALE A blu 1949 Pontine con vertlble. Call 5-5148 after 6:30 p.m. HELP WANTED WANTED: Men or women atudenti to assist with cooking at Student Health Center. Bus l)oy needed also. Prefer students who will be in summer ses sions. Cash plus meal. Apply dieti cian. Magee's First Floor Kyi 'H 's Select 34 Juniors; president of Ag Exec Board, vice president of Alpha Gamma Rho and a member of Alpha Zeta, Block and Bridle Club. Dan Rasdal, Engineering Col- W. vIpi nrBiHfnt. nt SiVma ajuuuw d wwwu, vwui aim Tau and Sigma Chi. secretary. treasurer of Engineering Execu- tive Board, treasurer of Amerl- can Instit"te nectrical Engi- neers and a member of Corn g- drigals and Student Art Raun, Ag College, Builders - - . . . r,,, Corn Cobs. Kosmet Klub. StuI CiuOTeclK.S Alpha, Gamma W TOM WOODWARD. Arts and Science, editorial page editor of The Nebraskan, president .. of Sigma Nu, a member of Corn Cobs. Three honorary Innocents were tapped Saturday afternoon. Val Kuska of Omaha, agricultural . . ... , agent of the Burlington Railroad, was tapped by his son, Cal Kuska, Sigma Iota, Alpha Lambda Delta 1953-54 Innocent. and secretary of Kappa Delta. Perry Branch, director-secre- Phyllis Colbert, home econom tary of the University Founda- ics major, president of AUF, 1953 tion; and Dr. Ephriam Mixson, Homecoming Queen, member of associate director of resident in- Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Upsilon struction in Ag College and pro- 'essor of. entomology, were also elected 88 honorary members. Mortar Boards to raj j 0h m ber D Doretta Schlaphoff was ctoWT& the senior women's honorary. Dr. Schlaphoff, chairman of the home economics department, was tapped "in recognition of ,,tcioni l. tt; versity." She holds several posts 0f national leadership in the home economics profession, and was recently named dean of the Jti-cnuj imijicu ucmi vi uic school of home economics at Kan- sac state Toiwe JO KNAPP was masked as president of Black Masaue chao- ter. She is secretary of YWCA. former managing editor of the Cornhusker, secretary of Pan- hellenic Council and a member Counselors and Delta Gamma, president of Phi Upsilon Omicron and a member of Gamma Alpha Chi. Muriel Pickett was chosen sec retary. She is president of Build ers, member of Student Council, Pi Beta Phi, 1954 Typical Ne braska Coed and president of Si?,m? . A1Pha Iota- She is en rouea in xeacners college. JOYCE LAASE was masked as treasurer. Miss Laase, Teachers college, is president of YWCA, a member of Red Cross Board, """"" ' "''""''frlt''W''l,l,ir " "Ti-flmnrr i mi i n iiiuhuuiiiuli. i., wA IjjjSgPfe BBS ,v- x lit :( WMMM -to 4as4e better I : J''. ' So. enj ; nnrc:': v-a go Luyi TTl... I I M K t I I . : I Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Lambda Theta and Alpha Xi Delta Eileen Mullarkv. Teachers Col- iaCTA la nicmr an XflA ia V1PA pr;s-dent of AWS and a mem. ber of Builders Pi Lambda TViab anA riaHa fiatnma Jean steffen was appointed Mortar Board publicity chairman t, n To.viro riioa sh Evident V ' oSST PMBeta onA t,i nPMnt attit are: ' Bennington Teachers College, president of Tassels, '""ry ff AWS member f Student council. Pi Lambda Theta and AIpha ? MARILYN BREWSTER, Teach- ers College, president of AWS, secretary of Tassels, member of "Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Lambda Theta and Alpha I'm.- Kay Burcum, Arts and Science, vice president of YWCA and Presby House, member of Re- ligious Welfare Council, Phi ,. . ... Omicron and vice president of Kappa Alpha Theta. Carol Gillet, Teachers College, president of Coed Counselors, member bf Red Cross Board, Pi Lambda Theta and Alpha Omi- Betty Hrabik, home economics major' President of Home Eco- nomi C'ubA' I953 H3elloJ G, "r JS'JS Upsilon Omicron and Gamma "1"'a V"' JO JOHNSON. Teachers Col- ,ege- vice president of Tassels, Coed Counselors Board and a member of Alpha Xi Delta. Fran Wit. WW -rnlVw.' nan ijuunc, icnuiiers college, vice president of Red Cross, AUF RnarH nH nrpirfpnt of Siirm Delta Tau. . Mary Jane Mapes, Teachers Col- e n kc.i, or vi-0 r,c,Mr,t nt attt? . member of Gamma Phi Beta. - - Elaine Millen, home economics major, vice president Ag YWCA ana Home economics Club, na tional president of Home Econo mics Club and a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron and Chi Omega. iniA;nivi'Uui, nunie ecu". nomics major, president of Ag "'f lv . Tri d . YWCA and Vocational Home Ec! n lmuftJ1Z onomics Association, member of Presented the first place cup to the Omicron Nu, Phi Upsilon Omi- Sttoarf dS" cron. Gamma Alpha Chi, Alpha ' . 0!i!rcJrr resldent' Lambda Delta and Kappa Delta. awarded the s.ornt.y CUp Kathy O'Donnell. Arts and Sci- FARMHOUSE WON second place ence, president of WAA, member jn the fraternity division and Al- of Nebraska Masquers, AWS and pha Chi Omega and Chi Omega Chi Omega. won second and third, respectively, Nancy Odum, Teachers College, in the sorority competition, editor of Cornhusker, vice presi- ' Rolland Ahrens and Susan Rein dent of Builders, members of Pi hardt received awards from the Lambda Theta, Theta Sigma Phi, (if I- f I I k i y If-! U VXJUa Rogers Devrlea y.-wswwww ; Jacobs Novotny Woodward Kuska Kappa Tau Alpha and Gamma Phi Bet. Dorothy Sears, Business Admin- lsiraiion, presiueui oi DrtDW ana International House, treasurer of ifor... pw momhor nf "Rrnrfonr Council, Coed Counselor Board and Phi Chi Theta. Marilvn Hamer. Teachers Col- lece. secretary of Student Coun- cil member of Union Board, Pi ' p uelta uamma L.amDaa ineia ana presiaent oi Achievement Cups GancGPrforSve in scholarship and activities dur- . . T , - . junior and senior classes for hav- Stromer Knobel Barker Wright I '-- jJ- i i r I i ' J l I v i 1 UULviiv LI LA SUdY b A Lucky tastes better wtrik, imoortam. 2. . taste Bew;;,T - the famous i.ir tones up better make3 it tasxo o VlPT,. -rP.c:riBr That's why a i.u ---- i3 wM And naturally. WtWr tas Sluce0stiea8ll other hrands. oy better I.UCKIES TASTE BETTER f cleaner, -freshen smoother. , Dutton Rasdal Raun Branch Hlxson Courtesy Lincoln Journal ing the highest scholastic averages among senior men and women. ,iTt . , : : , nwi r scholarship and ability m the field of journalism when hey were pledged to Theta Sig- ma Phi women's honorary pro- fessional journalism society. Those pledged were Berneta Rosenquist, Mrs. Betty Day, Janice miuue nauacu, inia nenaerson, t'nyuis nersn- berger, Marcia Mickelsen, Marilyn Mitchell, Kathleen Nosky, Sue Ra mey and Shirley Rosenberg. bers in Ellen Smith Hall Saturday morning. -. Main Feature Clock (Hchedulea Furnished by Theaters) Lincoln: "Ride Clear of Di ablo," 1:30, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40, 9:40. Stuart: "Elephant Walk," 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:20, 9:20. Nebraska: "Julius Caesar, 1:07, 3:19, 5:29, 7:40, 9:48. Varsity: "Beachhead," 1:33, 3:35, 5:37, 7:39, 9:41. State: "The Mad Magician," 2:12, 4:47, 7:22, 9:55. "Combat Squad," 1:00, 3:35, 6:10, 8:45. naht. miia, AAQt tO Tt?i Toastea ivr - prooess - - -.,e t0bacoo... . SBiww - tost.es betters . taste. x r ONI., THK AMKRICAN TOBACCO COMPAMf ft-