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Gold Keys:
Awards Announced
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Gold ITey unci scholarship in
tiers vere announced Tuesday at
the annual Busing Administration
honor banquet, Tuesday.
Among those lionored for schrJ
astic achievements vere the 36
top students of last year's fresh
man class, 'h6 received William
"Gold Keys. The Veys vere pre
sented hy William Gold 2nd of Lin
coln, grandson of the late William
Gold vh started the awards.
Receiving the Veys ere Joan
Kluge, JoAnn Sander, Bttty
Branch, Ronald Kohlmeier, Mor
gan Hoiraes, Alan Chuna, Kenneth
Snider, David Johnson, and Bern
ard Kelly.
Announced as newly -elected
members of Beta Gamma Sigma,
national honorary scholastic socie
ty in cosiness administration,
'ere: Gerald Igou, Arlen Kuklin,
David McCammon, Gerald Mene
iee, Patricia Morgan, Rexl-or-d
Paul, Ralph Retzlaff and Frederick
Saathoff. Requirement for member
ship includes a ranking In the up
per 10 per oent of the senior -class.
Scholarship winners for the pres
nt school year are -as follows:
George W. Babcock, Lincoln As
sociation of Insurance Agents
scholarship, $150.
Thomas Iwand, and Tlichard
Westoott, John Miller graduate fel
lowships, $1000 each, plus remis
sion of tuition.
Lloyd Softley, Jr Miller and
Paine Business Research fellow
ship,. $375, plus remission of tui
tion, Robert Hawke, General Electric
scholarship, $500.
Allen -Overcash, Nebraska Asso
ciation of Small Loac Companies
scholarship, $300.
David McCammon, Lincoln Asso
ciation of Fire and Casualty As
sents, $250.
Kenneth Putzier, Peat, Marwick,
Mitchell & Co. scholarship, $250.
Patricia Morgan, "W. G. LBng
"worthy Taylor scholarship, $250.
Gerald Igou and Gerald Menefee,
J. Frederick "Warner scholarships,
$250 each,
Sol Stiss, Maytag Scholarship In
Business Administration, $200.
JoAnn "Sander, Edward Wells
Memorial scholarship, $200.
Rexford Paul, J. Kenneth Cozier
Scholarship in Industrial Manage
ment, "$160.
Marvin Finn, and Bernard "Kel
ly, Sargent, O. N. Magee Memorial
Administration
Building Bids
Announced
Westcott and Bowen Construc
tion Company of Lincoln is the ap
parent low bidder for the general
construction work on the new Ad
ministration building, according to
bids opened Tuesday afternoon.
The company's low bid was
$543,739.
Apparent low bidder for mechan
ical -work was Ray Martin Com
pany, Lincoln with a bid -of $149,
000. OTKeefe Elevator Company,
Omaha, was the apparent low bid
der on the elevator contract with a
bid of $22,990.
The opening of bids on the elec
trical contract for the Administr
iion building has been postponed
until next Tuesday, as have all bids
for the proposed $220,000 library
addition to the Law College build
ing, Charles Fowler, director of
division of buildings and grounds,
said.
Delta Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Pi, business admin
istration fraternity for men, will
hold a smoker for interested men
in business administration at 7:30
Wednesday in the Union.
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Scholarships, $100 each,
Howard Hawks, and L e 1 a n d
Woodrow, Theodore BuTlock schol
arship, $100 saving bonds each.
In his talk, ""Business Prospects,1"
E. J. Faulkner, a Lincoln insur
ance evecutive, listed "'Factors
making for change and Vhich for
the most part assure good busi
ness in the immediate future: the
continuous growth in our copula
tion and its -changing -complexion?
the increase in the average life
span; the higher educational level
of the American people, stimulat
ing them to (greater needs, wants
and desires for goods and serv
ices; the increased emphasis on re
search always directed toward,
providing a better standard of liv
ing a"nd eased International ten-
sion 'which are opening new mar-'
kets for our industry.'"
Candy Passings Improve
By CRACE BAR VET
Social Editor
University couples an
nounced four spinnings and four
engagements Monday night. Al
though somewhat of an improve
ment over last week's score, the
cigar and candy stores must still
be feeling a slack-off in business.
German Teachers
To Convene Here
Teachers of German in the
Mountain-Plains area will meet at
the University Friday, and Satur
day, according to Dr. William
Pfeiler, chairman of the -department
of Germanic languages.
The meeting will open Friday at
4 p.m. with a tour of the Ernst
Barlach exhibition at the Uni
versity Art Galleries. Manfred
Keiler, associate professor of art,
will act as guide.
At 8 p.m. Friday, the teachers
will attend an illustrated lecture
on Barlach, famed German artist,
by Dr. Naomi Jackson of Mc
Master University, Hamilton, -Ont.,
at Love Library Auditorium. The
lecture is sponsored jointly by the
German Languages -department.
University Research Council, .and
University Art Galleries.
At the Student Union Saturday
at 9 a.m.. Miss Margaret Dolezal
of the University will speak -on
"Teaching German to Children."
A panel discussion on "'Why Ger
man?" will be held at 10:15 a.m.
Dr. Paul Schach, professor of
Germanic languages, will speak
at the noon luncheon on "A Sum
mer in Thult, Land of Ice and
Fire."
Red Cross To Hold
Fresh Mass Meet
Red Cross will hold a mass
meeting Wednesday at 7:15 p.m.
in Union Boom 315, Joanne Junge,
publicity chairman, announced.
The meeting is for all freshman
who signed up at Activities Mart,
and any upperclass or freshman
students who wish to begin work
ing in Red Cross, Miss Junge said.
Persons working in Veterans Hos
pital committees aren't required to
attend, because of its mass meet
ing held Tuesday nignt, she said.
Late Date Night
To Benefit Tour .
Mortar Board is sponsoring the
annual Late Date Wight. This Fri
day any coed may stay out one
hour past the customary 12:30
curfew, but it will cost her one
cent for every extra minute she
is out.
A member of Mortar Sbard will
be stationed at each organized
women's house to collect fines Pro
ceeds win go toward the Mortar
Board Foreign Student Tour, held
in March.
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Accident Car Shown
LoweB Callaway and Dale Stew
art, University freshmen, were
tilled late $aturdiy night when
thjs 1955 convertible plunged Into
a gravel pit near Norfolk.
Two j'oung women riding with
One can ut see the students sit
ting down for Monday night dinner
drooling for chocolates or having
nicotine fits and screaming,
"There's just got to be a pinning
tonight!"
Engagements:
Sally Gaughan, Towne dub jun
ior, to Howard Waddle, also of
Lincoln.
Pat Gillespie, sophomore from
Grand Island, to Frank Lindstrom,
junior, also of Grand Island.
Peggy Larson, Gamma Phi Beta
president from Fremont, to Marv
Stromer, Pi Kappa Phi, '55 grad
uate from Hastings.
Mary Welch. Alpha Chi Omega
sophomore from Sidney, to P a t
Mulligan, Sigma Chi junior from
Lincoln.
Pinnlngs:
Ann Miner, Kappa Alpha Theta
senior from Teeumseh, to Lennie
Singer, Zeta Beta Tau '55 graduate
from Omaha.
Elaine Sackschewsky, Love Hall
sophomore from Thayer, to Boyd
Stuhr, FarmHouse president from
Bradshaw.
Pat Kitchen, Alpha Phi senior
from MeCook, to Tom Hassler,
Sigma Chi junior, also of McCook.
Marilyn Johnson of McCook to
Doug Henry, Pi Kappa Phi senior
from Omaha.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday
Delian Union Alum Party, Tem
porary J
Saturday
Acacia Halloween Party
Adelphi Hayrack Bide
Beta Sigma Psi Barbai-y Coast
Party
Delta Upsilon "Western Stable
Stomp
lntervarslty Christian Fellowship
Party
Selleck Quadrangle Autumn
Leaves Dance
Tau Kappa Epsilon House Party
Sigma Kappa Pledge Party.
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the men were also killed. The
car ran off the road when the
fourwereouthunting. Authorities
believe the -car ran into the pit
when the driver of the machine
was trying to torn it around.
Investigation of the pit showed
Home Ec:
Special Day
To Honor
Ag Alums
Home Economics Day will be
held on the College of Agriculture
campus Nov. 5, according to the
Alumnae president, Mrs. Marilyn
Goldberg of Lincoln.
Women who have graduated from
the University in home econom
ics win be returning to the campus
mett former classmates and be
orientated on the actrwities of the
Home Economics Department.
Mrs. Goldberg said the morning
will include seminars on "'New Fab
rics" and homeieconomic research.
The group will have lunch together
on Ag campus and the afternoon
will include a business session and
a guest speaker, Mrs. Chardra
Dissanayake of Colombo, Ceylon.
Registration for the Alumnae Day
win begin at 9:30 a.m. in the lounge
of the Foods and Nutrition Building.
Getland To Give
Talks, Sermons
Pastor Henry Getland of Berkley,
Calif, win "be guest speaker at a
series of lectures and sermons
sponsored by the Lutheran Student
House next Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.
Getland is supervisor of Lutheiv
an student activities on western
campuses and represents the -eight
divisions bf the Lutheran Church
in the United States.
The Nebraskan's Friday Church
column wiU contain information
concerning GeQand's appearances
on campus.
Sigma Delta Chi
"Sigma Delta Chi, men's profes
sional journalism iraternity, wUl
discuss the Nebraska High School
Press Association at a meeting
Thursday at 7 p.m. in the typog
raphy room in Burnett Hall
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that if the -car had none six feet
farther into the pit St would have
sunk to a depth of Jorty feet.
It was Sound Sunday afternoon
when a farmer noticed a back
wheel projecting above the sur
face of the water in the pit.
MB's Shoeshine
To Aid AUF Drive
Monday is the -day set for the
Mortar Board Shofeshme. All stu
dents are invited to bring their
shoes to the first floor of the
Union between 10:30 a.m. and
S p.m. to be shined by members
of Mortar Board.
The Shoeshine was instituted this
year for the purpose of oonectlng
funds for AUF, Prioe for a shoe
shine wifl be 25 cents.
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Homecoming Entrants:
Themes Of Displays
Announced By Cobs
The follcwing list of Homecom
ing Displays has been released
by Von Innes, Chairmen of the
Corn Cob homecoming committee.
All ideas on the list have been
accepted, be said
No entries! mod be accepted after
S p.m. Wednesday, Innes said. En
ws wiH not be Micible wnless a
$10 ntry is paid before Fri
day, he added.
The entries ccerted include
Kappa Kappa Gamma, Cebs Web
Colorado"; Chi Omega, "They reu
They Will Fall; Alpha 35
Delta, '"Too Pooped to Pop ; Pi
Beta Phi, "Buff "Em Off"; Kappa
Alpha Theta, ""Cocky C U, Takes
A Fall."
Delta Gamma, ""Buffalo Blues;
Alrih PhL Windv Game"; Alpha
Chi Omega, "Looks Like WeTl
Dunk m Donut ?"; Delta Delta
Delta, A Whale of A Victory";
Residence Halls for Women, Ar
fyles Sock "Em."
Alpha micron Pi, "Dance "Em
To Death": Gamma Phi Beta,
Can the Buffs Weather the
Storm," Sigma Kappa, "Ding Dong
Bell. Buffalo in the Well"; Kappa
Delta, "Hearts and Flowers."
Sicma Alpha Ensflnn, ""Skin "Em
Again"; Pi Kappa Chi, "Dem6bfl
ii "Em":: Theta ChL "Colorado
Can" Balance Nebraska; Phi Del-
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la Theta, "Huskeir's Pute"; Al
pha Gamma ho "Husker U Rolls
Another Big Seven.'"
2eta Beta Taa, ""Always Beat
Colorado"; Sigma Alpha Ma,
"Wipe Out the Buffs"; Selleck
Quadrangle "Huskw Buffalo Pea";
Phi Kappa Psi, "Wei G4 Vm la
the End"; Alpha Taa Omega,
"Big Bed BaB BoDs Over Buffs.
Taa Kappa Epsilon, vHuslvrs
Cobber Buffs"; Delta Taa Pha
"A Bleacher restore"; Theta Xi
"N. U. Bottles Color ado"; Beta
Sigma Psi "The Nebraska WT.am
my Bisects the Buffs"; Sigma
Chi "Ma coo Comes Thra for Old
N, U."; Beta Theta Pi, "Buffs to
Stardust"; Acacia, "Dice the Bi
son", Sigma Delta Tau, "Flash Bask-'
-ers Cause Extinction f Buffs";
Delta Upsilon, "The Chips Are
Down"; Phi Gamma Delta, Go
Large Scarlet"; Delta Sigma Phi
"Colorado Is No Damn Good";
Sigma Mu, "Ccrahusker Carnival.'"
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