Thursday, June 23, 1955
SUMMER NEBRASKAN
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Frank Sovigno
University's Aletv Jrach Coach Arrives
in Lincoln Tim Heads further Gfesf
By SAM JENSEN
Frank Sevue, newly appointed
University track coach, said Sun
day in a Nebraskan interview that
successful recruiting and contact
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ins vi prep Himeies wouia De a
"big factor" in the rebuilding pro
gram of the University's track pro
gram. Sevigne arrived in Lincoln Sun
day evening and left Monday on
an informal tour of the state with
Athletic Director Bill Orwig. They
planned to visit promising track
candidates and attend the National
AAU meeting at - Colorado this
meeting
end.
has
week
Sevigne
been track coach
at Georgetown University since
1949 and was named to the Nebras
ka post last week by Orwig.
Th 12 grants-in-aid available to
the track team will be awarded
to those who warrant aid, Sevigne
said. He said that it would take
time to bring the track program
up to the level of the other three
so-called majc sports, football,
baseball and basketball.
Orwig pointed out that track -was
the only major program in which
Nebraska was not among the con
tenders for top Big Seven honors.
Sevigne said that the support of
alumni and other persons through
out the state would be a necessary
part of the success of the Univer
sity's track program. It is neces
sary, he said, to sell the state's
top track talent on the University
and its athletic, program.
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Western Trip
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
Frank Sevigne, new University and will attend the National AAU
track coach, is seen on the left dis- track and field meet in Boulder this
cussing plans for a state tour with weelMnd -. Dw to contact
Husker Athletic Director Bill Or- weeKena- bevi?n PIans 10 contact
wig. Sevigne and Orwig left Mon- s manv prospects as pos-
day morning on a Western swing sible during the trip.
Sevigne replaces Jerry Lee who
returns to Grand Island where he
will take the position of athletic
director, football and track coach
1955 Girls, Boys State
Sessions Draw To Close
The 15th annual Cornhusker
Boys State drew to a most suc
cessful close Sunday, according to
"Pat" Patterson, Boys State sec
retary and American Legion state
department adjutant. Girls State
ended Monday with commence
ment exercises in the Union ball
room. The exercises were attended by
the 256 members of Girls State
and -featured presentation of Girls
State pins and special awards for
scholarship, talent show winners in
examination and essay competi
tion. Patterson ascribed the success
Second Handicraft
Class Set Tuesday
The next in a series of six handi
crafts classes sponsored by the
Union will be held at 7 p.m. Tues
day in the craft, shop in the Union
basement. The first class in the
series was conducted Tuesday.
Registration for the classes s
still open.
Miss Verna Snell, instructor of
the classes, taught similar classes
last summer for the Union. She
If a graduate of Peru State Teach
ers College and has had many
years of experience in teaching
handicrafts courses in various col
leges in the U.S.
" The craft shop is open Thursday
evenings for individual project
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of Boys State to the boys, counse
lors, state officials and employees.
"The co-operation the kids gave
was outstanding," he said.
"It is heartening in this day of
unrest and doubt," Patterson con
tinued, "to see teaching to such
a group of fundamentals of gov
ernment and huihan relations."
Patterson said that the week of
Boys State went smoothly.
which he left one year ago to come
to the University. Lee said that
he objected to the recruiting pro
gram of prep athletes which has
become a part of collegiate athlet
ics. The new track coach expressed
the desire to contact as many
track prospects as possible before
starting on other phases of his
job. He was optimistic over some
of the material at hand, particular
ly this year's freshman crop. ,
Some of the towns Sevigne and
Orwig will visit include Wahoo,
North Bend, Fremont, Genoa, Ew
ing, Burwell, Hay Springs, Alli
ance and Ogallala. Sevigne plans
to contact prospects in the Lincoln,
area following his Western trip.
Red Leads Black
In Collegiate Poll
Red was declared the "sexiest"
color by 66 per cent of those
sampled In a poll by the Tufts
College Weekly. Slinky black gar
ncred 25 per cent of the votes.
Nine per cent of the voters all
men gave their preference to lav
ender. Women polled by the college
weekly were almost unanimous In
voting for "fiery, brazen, and ac
tive" red as the most sexy color.
Analysing the data, the Tufts
Weekly concludes that "the bold
red color of the Stars and Stripes
still represents courage, as it did
In the days of Betsy Ross."
NU Housing
Action Delayed
Until July 11
At its regular meeting Monday
afternoon, the Lincoln City Council
postponed until July 11 action on
rezoning a portion of a vacant tract
of land on Holdrege St. between
38th and 39 Sts. where the Uni
versity plans to construct multmlp.
dwelling housing units for married
students.
The northern, or Holdrege, side
of the tract is already zoned for
multiple-dwelling, but the southern
part is zoned only for single
family residences. To nut the
tract to different use from 'that
called for in Lincoln's zoning
ordinance which classifies land ac
cording to use. the City Council
must reclassify the land.
City Attorney Jack Pace has
ruled that the city can regulate
the use of the land through zoning
laws.
Hayloft Group
In Production
Of Comedy
"Bell, Book and Candle" is the
title of this week's Hayloft Thea
ter production which began Wednes
day evening.
The play by John van Druten
stars Alison Faulkner as Gillian;
Jack Parris as Shepherd; Milton
Hoffman as Nicky; Denny Vernon
as Redlitch, and Katy Kelley as
Miss Holroyd.
The Hayloft Theater is spon
sored by a group of University
students and, a new play is pro
duced each week. Tickets are now
on sale for the performances which
begin at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday
through Sunday and can be re
served by calling 4-2977. Single ad
missin tickets cost $1. -
"Bell, Book and Candle," is a
comedy which concerns the super
natural and witchcraft.
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