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Ticket Sales:
Honorary Producer
Competition Ends
Honorary Producer contest dead
line is Wednesday at 5 p.m. The
deadline for checking in tickets
and money is Thursday noon at the
University Theater ticket office.
Candidates for Honorary Pro
ducers are chosen by the houses
entering the contest. The candi
dates of the two houses sepiiig the
most tickets in proportion to the
number of active members are
selected as Honorary Producers.
Additional candidates for- Hon
orary Producer are: Sigma Delta
Tau, Sondra Sherman; Towne Club,
Gloria Temple; Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Luanne Raun; Kappa
Delta, Beverlee Engelbrecht.
Delta Delta Delta, Mary James;
Residence Halls for Women, Dolly
Directory:
Builders Need Phone
Numbers, Addresses
The Builders directory commit
tee does not have the addresses or
phone numbers of the following
people. The students who are on
the list should call or report to the
Builders office. The Builders stud--ent
directory will be out in No
vember. Phone numbers:
Richard Abeling, Dean Abraham
son, Donald Adams, Richard Ad
ams, Wilson Adams, Roy Adee,
Madeline Ahlschwede, Roy Aksa
ander, John Allely, Ralph Allen,
Sharon Adreasen, Darrell Ader
son, Donna Anderson, Frances An
derson, Gordon Anderson, Marlow
Anderson, Robert Gordon Ander
son, Robert Lee Anderson, Roger
Ankrom, William Ashley, Arnis
Aumalis, Hans Aye.
Robert Babb, Joseph Babcock,
Joellyn Backhaus, Bruce Bailey,
Don Baker, Larry Baker, Dick
Ball, John Ball, Rasma Balodis,
Hessamuddin Baluch, Virgil Bam
sey, Karen Banks, James Banks,
Hugh Barnard, Frank Barrett,
Glenn Barth, Cecil Bartlett, Paul
Bartlett.
Sam Barton, Ronald Bath, Jean
Bay, Henry Beardsley, Leonard
Beberniss, James Becker, Robert
Becker, William Becker, Murlind
Beckman, Richard Becks, B i 1 ly
Belieu, Wendell Belieu, Brice Be
lisle, Robert Bell, Roger Bell,
Charles Benton, Emil Beranek, Do
othy Berenter, Bary Berke, Orlan
Berkland, Lester Bevans.
John Beyreis, Jerry Bilstein,
Glen Blackman, Milo Blecha, Al
len Blocker, Edward Bogard, Rich
ard Bohaty, Richard Bonne, Jerry
Borchers, Stephen Bordy, George
Bosiljevac, Mrs. Caroline Boswell,
Roger Bottorff, Gilbert Bowman,
Donald Brabec, William Braden,
John Brady, Robert Brandes, Wil
liam Brannen, Robert Brehn, John
Brememr, Jeanne Broady.
Robert Broderick, Raymond
Brooks, Larry Brown, John Bruce,
Merlyn Bruggeman, Dale Buchan
an, James Budeit, Stuart Buell,
Louie Buller, G a f y Burchfield,
Richard Burkland, Paul Byers.
Francis Cada, Janice Caldwell,
Lowell Callaway, Frederic Carlson,
Roger Carlson, Roland Carter,
Rock Castellano, Rogert Caston
guay, Jerry Caswell, Irl Cayser,
Louis Cecava, Jerald Chaffin, John
Chappell.
Gary Choat, Deona Christiansen,
Franklin Christensen, Janet Chris
tensen, Russell Christensen, Leer
Christenson, Wayne Christoffersen,
Marlin Clark, Clyde Brashier, Rus
sell Colling, Harry Collins, Rich
ard Confer, Charles Conley, Rod
ney Connelsen.
Jack Conrad, Kenneth Emery,
Carl Coordt, Jerry Corkle, Arthur
Cornish, James Costello, Gene Cra
mer, John Crancer, Donovan Cran
dell, Joseph Crawford, Richard
Curtis, Mary Daly, Norman
Danner, Gerald Dart, Darwin
Dasher. Alan Debbs, Jay Decker,
august Delisi, Ralph Delimont,
Kathieen DeLisle.
William DeLisle, Jack DesEn
fants, Hubert Devries, Art Dewey,
Louis Dickinson, Michael Diessner,
Sidney Diffendaffer, Bernie D i 1
land, Joseph Dineen, Rupert Dob
esh, Donnie Doescher, Bohn Dom
inic, Robert Donnelly, Dean
Doyle, Joseph Doyle, Orville Duff,
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Ann Rejda; Delta Sigma Phi, Jim
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Winners of the Honorary Pro
ducer contest will be announced at
the first performance of f'Stalag
17" on Oct. 25.
Winners will be awarded a tro
phy to be kept during the 1955-56
school year and the 1956 Rush
Week, and publicity for the win
ning organization in all University
Theater play programs and news
copy.
A page of the Cornhusker will be
devoted to pictures of the Honorary
Producer ceremonies and the win
ners will also receive opening night
reserved seats.
Season tickets for the University
Theater productions are $4.50 for
students and faculty and $6 for the
general public.
Gary Duhachek, Gil Dunne, Wal
lace Dyer, Marvin Dyer.
Gladys Eigst, Charles Eisele,
Nancy Eisele, John Elacqua, Hus
cin Elmosa, Mary Ellis, Lee Ellis,
Douglas ' Elvers, Louis Emanuel,
Stewart Ensign, Rodney Epp.
Addresses:
Annabell Althouse, James Andre
asen, Lloyd Anderson, Mary Ap
pleget, Marvin Arensdorf, BUI Av
ery. Harvel B a r n e s, Allen Beyer,
Fred Biba, John Bishop, Marvin
Bishop, Dale Bokowski, D u a n e
Booth, Kenneth Bowers, William
Brady, Bonnie Brandhorst, Curt
Brandhorst, Louis Brandhorst,
Wayne Brauning, Anne Brooks,
Donald Brown, Russel Brown, Rob
ert Burton.
Donald Caha, Ralph Canaday,
Oliva Carina, William Carl, Char
lene Carlson, Jerry Chaffin, James
Chapman, Paul Chernobay. Carl
Christiansen, Franklin Christensen,
Dennis Coleman, Franklin Corn
stock, Bruce Conner, Barbara
Couse, Thomas Cowis, Merle Crain.
Dale Cullen, John Daly, Robert
Davis, Toby Dellamand, Gretchen
DeVries, Harold Dey, Norman
Dey, William Dill, Leland Dobler,
John Dorwart, Stanley Drasky, Co
leen Dreher, Robert Eberhart,
James Egenberger, Lumir Ehern
berger, Jack Erickson, Robert Ev
ans, Paul Evenson, Larry Ewing.
Ag Union Starts
Dance Lessons
The first of a series of six free
dance lessons taught by profes
sional instructors from the Fred
Astaire Dance Studios will be pre
sented Wednesday evening, the Ag
Union dance committee has an
nounced. Lessons will be given
frcm 7:15 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. in the
gym.
Any University student is eligi
ble to attend these lessons which
provide an opportunity to learn all
the latest dance steps, the dance
committee said.
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On The Social Side:
Parlies Celebrate Tin
By GRACE HARVEY
Social Editor
Two house parties led the social
festivities at NU last week end.
Miscellaneous activities included
a small migration to Manhattan
for the football game plus Satur
day afternoon clubs encamped at
various places with their ears
tuned to the World Series on one
hand and the Husker-Wildcat bat
tle on the other.
The Alpha Xi Delta French Cafe
Party featured decorations consist
ing of French awnings, candle
light and posters depicting French
scenes and art. Guys and dolls
danced to the music of Jimmy
Phillips' orchestra. Co-planners of
the party were Lorajane Baskin
and Kay Kenney.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon held its
traditional fall Western Party Sat
urday night. Lawn decorations in
cluded a corral gate and buggy
and hay was strewn around inside
and used for seats. Costumed cou
ples sashayed to the strains of
Western music by a four-piece
"genuwine" Western band. The
party was under the direction of
social chairman John Wisenstein.
Weddings
Paula Broady, Alpha Chi Omega
senior from Lincoln, to Jim Wells,
Delta Upsiloa rilum.
Bev Davis, Alpha Chi Omega
alum from Lincoln, to Dorsey
Roath, Sigma Phi Epsilon alum
from Franklin.
Joan K u c a b a, senior from
Friend, to Bob Inman, Kappa Sig
ma graduate of Wabash College
from Vincennes, Ind.
Jean Lammli, Alpha Chi Omega
sophomore from Stanton, to Don
Pohlman, Beta Sigma Psi senior,
also of Stanton.
Joan Marshall, Alpha Chi Ome
ga junior from Lincoln, to Wes
Reist, instructor in the music de
partment from Lincoln.
Verna Moss, junior from Tren
ton, to Wendell Wertz, Acacia
junior, also of Trenton.
Lynn Turner, Alpha Chi Omega
alum from Lincoln, to Pat Darl
ing, sophomore from Albion.
Engagements
Mary Kay Beachler, Kappa Al
pha Theta senior from Grand Is
land, to Jim Toft, Kappa Sigma
senior at the University of "Kansas,
also of Grand Island.
Joyce Benge, junior from Ben
kelman, to Tom Morris, junior at
Kearney State Teachers College,
also of Benkelman.
Sandy Breswalter, Kappa Kappa
Gamma at Butler College from Co
lumbus, to Jim Ernst, Phi Gamma
Delta junior from Ravenna.
Betty Eberhardt, senior from
Basset t, to Merwyn Davidson,
Farm-House graduate student
from Lincoln.
Joan Hathaway, junior from
Curtis, to George Wetzel, also
a junior from Curtis.
Nancy Hegstrom, Alpha Chi
Omega alum from Waverly, ' to
Dick Neal, Delta Upsilon senior
from Lincoln.
LuAnn Raun, Kappa Kappa Ganv
ma junior from Walthill, to Ron
Smith, Phi Delta Theta alum
from Pueblo, Colo.
Dee Roach, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma sophomore from Sioux City,
la., to Ron Hansen, junior from
Galesburg, 111.
Norma Rogge, Auburn alum, to
Wayne Moody, Farm-House alum,
also from Auburn.
Nadyne Snyder, Towne Club
sophomore, to Ron Beideck, also
of Lincoln.
Shirley Whitaker, Junior from
Fullerton, to Robert Anderson,
graduate student from Sharon,
Pa.
Pinning
Huberta Beal, Phi Mu at Wes-
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Mel Adams, Sigma Phi Epsilon
senior, also of Brule.
Jeannine Carper, Blue Hill, to
Carroll Goll, Acacia junior, also
from Blue Hill.
Marge Copley, Alpha Chi Omega
sophomore from Sidney, to D o n
Sass, Sigma Nu senior from Ben
nington. Marg Hornaday, Chi Omega
pledge from Grand Island, to Jerry.
Sweeney, Phi Kappa Psi senior,
also of Grand Island.
Jo Ann Junge, Kappa Kappa
Gamma junior from Lincoln, to
Sam Van Pelt, Phi Delta Theta
junior, also of Lincoln.
Lou McCormick, Pi Beta Phi
senior from York to Carl Wagoner,
Alpha Tau Omega alum of the
University of South Dakota from
Parker, S. D.
Harriett Saville, Delta Gamma
sophomore from Lincoln, to Dick
Randolph, Phi Delta Theta sopho
more, also of Lincoln.
Sally Schober, Alpha Delta Pi
senior at the University of Kansas,
to George Madsen, Beta Theta Pi
junior from Dakota City.
Judy Whittaker, Alpha Phi soph
omore from- Omaha, to Morgan
Holmes, Phi Delta Theta sopho
more, also of Omaha.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday
YWCA-Ag YMCA Hayride and
Picnic
Palladian Society Picnic
S e 1 1 e c k Quadrangle-Residence
Halls for Women Get-Acquainted
Dance
Saturday
BABW Hello Girl Dance
Air Command Sets
Meeting, Trip Plans
Air Command Squadron will meet
Wednesdays at 7 p.m. in Military
Science Drill Hall.
Among the activities planned by
the group are several local flights
and a trip to Washington, D. C,
during the semester. These activ
ities are free to members.
Other functions include: honor
guard in ROTC parades. Military
Ball, crack squad performances
and Phalanx competition.
Cigars for
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Ag Club Plans
Men's Smoker
For Oct. 73
Chancellor Clifford Hardin will
be the main speaker at the an
nual Block and Bridle Smoker to
be held Oct. 13 in the Ag Union at
7:40 p.m.
The smoker is designed to famil
iarize freshmen men with the ac
tivities and work of the Block and
Bridle organization, and to encour
age them to join the club.
Requirements for joining this
organization are as follows: The
student must have a 4.5 scholastic
average, an interest in animal hus
bandry, and have completed one
semester of Animal Husbandry I.
According to Charles Adams, ad
visor of the organization, a Second
semester freshman may join the
Block and Bridle club, providing
that he took Animal Husbandry I
the first semester.
Refreshments will be served by
the club, afterwhich the students
may sign up for membership.
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
To Give Smoker Sunday
Phi Mu. Alpha, Sinfonia, profes
sional music fraternity, will hold
a smoker Sunday at 3 p.m. at the
Union. Any male student interested
in music is invited to attend.
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Union Lending Library
Pictures Available
Pictures are still available in
the main lounge of the Union for
students wishing to borrow pictures
for the semester. The Union pic
ture lending library is free to Uni
versity students with IDs. Students
can check out pictures from 1 to 5
p.m.
The following pictures are still
available: "The Sleeping Gypsy"
by Rousseau, "American Land
scape" by Sheeler, "Putting Out to
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