Wednesday, March 16 1955
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National Society Recognizes Speech Work
Dr. Lucile Cypreansen, assist
ant professor of speech and speech
correction, is recipient of the 1955
outstanding achievements award
given by the National Society for
Crippled Children and Adults.
Dr. Cypreansen's activities in
the field of speech have included
the founding of courses and clinics
for childrenw ith speech and hear
ing difficulties.
Under her initiative the Univer-
On The Social Side-
Gotschall Named
Sig Ep Queen
By ALICE TODD
Society Editor
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By GRACE HARVEY
Society Editor
Big news! March gale swoops
campus away! NU couples an
nounce only seven pinnings and two
engagements in Monday night
drouth.
Fran Gotschall ruled as Queen
of Hearts at the Sig Ep formal
Saturday. Among the couples at
tending were John Parmalee and
Betty Olson, Dick Eyler and Fran
Van Houten, Milo Brabec and Barb
Ely, Tom Keene and Nancy Salter
and Jim Wilson and Genelle Jen
sen. Louie Armstrong and the Inter
fraternity Ball attracted a mob of
couples to Turnpike Friday night.
Guys and dolls at the party in
cluded Tom Woodward and Mary
Gattis, Barb Clark and Dick Ger
lach, lbs Schaefer and Velden Lew
is, Doris Anderson and Dick Ger
lach, lbs Schaefer and Veiden Lew
is, Doris Anderson and Dick Trupp
and Karen Lindsay and Jim Swit
ler. Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Delta Tau
and Sigma Kappa pledges were in
itiated over the weekend.
Engagemnts
Marianne Kolterman, Terrace
Hall junior from Red Oak, la., an'
Dounced her engagement to Arnie
Glessman, Beta Sig senior from
Papillion.
Gamma Phi senior Gwen Uran
revealed her engagement to Bill
Thayer, Sigma Chi alum. Both are
from Rapid City S. Dak.
Pinnings
Karen Decker, Tri Delt junior
from Lincoln, passed candy to
announce her pinning to Jim Har
vey, Deit junior from Lincoln.
Kappa Kappa Gamma sopho
more Jeanne Loom is from Omaha
is wearing the Pi Kappa Alpha pin
of Dick Daley, sophomore at the
University of Omaha.
Betty Riggs blew out the candle
at the Pi Phi house to announce
her pinning to Larry Gay, Phi Kap
pa Psi junior from Grand Island.
Betty is a sophomore from Omaha.
Norm Alexander, junior from
Lincoln passed cigars to his Theta
Chi brothers to announce his pin
ning to Lois Eddy, Towne Club
alum.
Delta Sig Jay Nei3 Coffin an-j
sounced that he is pinned to San-'
dra Pennington, Lincoln High sen
ior. Jay is a junior from Lincoln.
Gloria Harris, Terrace Hall jun
ior from Arapahoe, passed candy to
announce her pinning to Dick Swan-
son, Delta Sig sophomore from
Scribner.
Mary Lou Kimsey, sophomore
from Hastings revealed that she is
wearing the Alpha Gamma Sigma
pin of Wayne Pothoff, sophomore
from McCook.
Social Calendar
FRIDAY
Alpha Omicron Pi Dinner Dance.
Delta Tau Delta Sidewalk Cafe
Party.
Ag Estes Carnival.
Palladian Society Program.
SATURDAY
Sigma Delta Tau Dinner Dance.
Alpha Tau Omega Storybook Ball
Wilson Hall House Party.
sity is sponsoring a daily pre-schol
clinic for chil
dren with
speech and
hearing d i f fi
c u 1 t i e s
She has begun
two courses in
speech t r a in-
ing for foreign
students.
P r e s e ntly
Dr. C y p rean-1
sen is working C0""" Linco!n Journal
on a plan for a
year study in which portable ar
tificial respirators would be used
in speech therapy.
For helping children whose
speech is retarded, she is mak
ing recordings to be used in stimu
loting speech development for chil
dren and is completing a book on
speecn correction tnroug group
therapy.
"While I feel pride in the fact
that the society has chosen me to
receive a national award, I think
perhaps the credit should be given
to m lern science and its achieve
ment in the development of hearing
aids and to the modern pducational
methods of rehabilitating the hard-of-hearing
person," Dr. Cyprean
sen said.
ur. cypreansen's doctorate re
search concerned special problems
of children with cerebral palsy. Hsr
study suggested the use of chest
respirators to develop regular ryth
mic patterns in breathing and voice
production.
Saturday Collection
'Books For Democracy'
Drive Planned For NU
In cooperation with the Asia
Foundation, Pi Beta Phi is spon
soring a "Books for Democracy"
drive on the University campus,
Saturday morning.
Used textbooks donated by stu
dents will be sent to Asian students
and professors for classroom work.
The purpose is to spread a better
understanding of Western thought
among Eastern peoples.
The Asia Foundation is a non
with headquarters in California. It
was established to promote and
strengthen cooperation and mutu
al understanding between Ameri
cans and Asians.
The used textbook project of
the Foundation has been conducted
at several colleges and universi
ties throughout the nation, Muriel
Pickett, chairman of the Pi Phi
project, said.
Saturday at 9 a.m., Pi Phis will
collect books at each organized
house. Students may also bring
books to the Union Lobby at this
time.
1. Books must have been pub
lished in 1945 and after. I
2. Standard authors or basic
works in older editions are accep
table.
3. Types wanted include human!
ties, social sciences, English, clas
s i c s, anthropology, economies,
education, history, journalism,
philosophy, political science, psy
chology and sociology.
4. Donors may write their names
and addresses in books or en
close a personal note to encourage
exchange of correspondence.
APRIL FOOL
Send a friend a
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215 North 14th St
Film Forum On Campus
Mgire, Polya, Shields To Give Series
Of Talks On Cancer, Math, Physics
Three guest speakers, Dr. Glenn
Algire, George Polya, and Dr.
Shields Warren and the seventh
of the Film Forum series will be on
the campus this week.
Talking on cellular growth will
be Dr. Glenn Algire, senior sur
geon at National Cancer Institute,
in Room 4, Plant Industry Building,
Wednesday on "Transparent
Chamber Studies on "Problems of
Cancer."
Professor George Polya of Stan
ford University's department of
mathematics will give a lecture,
"Mathematics and Plausible Rea
soning," at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
in Room 108, Burnett. His other
lectures include "How to Solve It,"
3 p.m. Thursday, Burnett, Room
104, and "Topics From Elemen
tary Theory of Probability," 3 p.m.
Friday in Burnett Room 104.
"Medical Applications of Atonic
Energy" will be the topic of Dr.
Shields Warren, professor of Path
ology at Harvard Medical School,
CLASSIFIED ADS
Lost 3 piece carving et at the D.B.AVG.
Thursday night. If found call Don
Hodge. 5-2466.
at a lecture at the College of Medi
cine at 1 p.m. Thursday.
On Friday he will be the speak
er for the Seventh Annual College
Health Day Convocation at 11
a.m. in the Union "allroc-i.
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