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1 Poqe THE NEBRASKAN Tuesday, May 8, 1954 runnel eeimfrs AirDirDyinicdl f " i. A ? JL. X , i r LiD A ZJ Z) ZJ I1 1 i I i! i t ii t V. t 'A Anderson Simmons Courtesy Sundar Journal and Slar Westbr3ok Ellis Fagaa Nelson Trumble Waldo I, Jensen Nelson Hudson Belmont Link Chalnpa Wiltse Elliott Bulhman Cook 1 rf.w V '! Daly De Wulf Feather Hulma r 1 n Anderson Campbell Dcepe Edwards Fahrnbruch Jeffrey 1 I . Rosenberg The Knotek McPeck Nineteen Jun-.1 lor women were masked by members of the Black Masque chap ter of Mortar Board and the traditional 13 lew Innocents v e r e tackled )y their prede cessors during the Friday aft ernoon Ivy Day proceedings Innocents also named three honor ary members. They are Arthur Westbrook, retiring director of the School of Music; Robert Simmons, Chief Justice of the Nebraska Su preme Court, and Governor Victor Anderson. . Virginia Rndson of Lincoln, president, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Carl C. Hudson Teachers College; president of Red Cross, ecreury of Student Council and a member L1 rPnlv,ers' nd Board. Teachers Tne,t?e,SeaGnanlmadVM0.ard Pi -arurerL,0"fk t.rX' pDress- w2Si2rVCS"efi "iesidn' of Abated women Students, vice president of Delta wnT,;T."Tmec?minir Queen mem oer pf Pi Lambda Theta. .'h.l,CI,,M L Willr, secretary, daughter of Mr. and Mrg. Clarence C. Chalupa; Teachers College; president of V!?n?0riiJVt President of Alpha vV wa' .Nebraska Coed; member of YWCA and Pi Lambda Theta. Saro! Wiltse of Falla City, treasurer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wiltse; Teachers College; vice president of YWCA, E'r?i?r?.,.oi Women' Athletic Assn.; mem oer of Chi Ometa. ' Elliott of Scotatbluff, historian, daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. J. G. Elliott; Teachers College; president of All Univer sity Fund; vice president of Builders; house manager of Kappa Kappa Gamma; member of Pi Lambda Theta. I.lnda Buthman of Falls City, publicity rhairman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wil liam A. Buthman, College of Agriculture; managing editor of Cornhusker; pledge trainer of Kappa Kappa Gamma; mem oir 01 flissociatea women Stldents Board; Gamma Alpha Chi. advertising honorary: and Phi Upsilon Omicron and Omicron u, nome economics honoraries. Carol Anderson of Lincoln, daughter of wir. ana mrs. wuiara c. Anderson; Teach ers CoUege; vice president of fnoit rnnn. selors; past president of Barb Activities Board; member of Red Cross Board. Aouaquectes, fi Lambda Theta and Towne 1IU0. Coartner Campbell of Lincoln, daughter or nr. ana Mrs. John u. Campbell; Teach ers College; president of Aloha Phi: mem ber of Associated Women Stulents Board ana uena ra ielta,art honoarary Beverly Deepe of Carletnn. daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Martin Deepe; Arts and fecience; president of YWCA; vice oresi dent of University Council for World Af fairs; president of Theta Sigma Phi, wom en s honorary journalism fraternity: mem ber of Student Council and Alpha Xi Delta. Margaret Edwards of Auburn, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards; College f Agriculture; vice president of Women's Athletic Assn., secretary of the Ag Execu tive Board; member of Farmers' Fair Board. Home Ee Club Council, YWCA Cab inet ana cm omega. Melva Fahrnbruch of G r a i Island daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto A. Fahrn orach; Teachers College; president of Builders and vice president of Alpha Phi Jan Jeffrey of Smitbfield. daughter of Vr. and Mrs. Norman Jeffrey; Teachers Collage; president of Women's Athletic Assn.i member of Student Council and Kappa Kappa Gamma. Diana Knotek of Lincoln, dalghter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reese; Arts and Sci ences; treasurer of Builders: member of Student Union Board. Pi Beta Phi and Phi .Sigma Iota, professional music soror ity. She was named Miss Lincoln this year. Cairley MePeek of Geneva, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McPeck; Teachers College; president of Tassels; president of Alpha Omicron Pi; treasurer of Sigma Alpha Tola; member of University Singers. Dnrothy Novotay of Clarkson. daughter Df Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Novotny; Ag College; president of Phi Upsilon Omicron nd of Gamma Phi Beta; vice president of guilders; member of Student Council, Vo cational Home Economics Assn., Univer sity Singers and Coed Counselor Board. Rhlrler Richards of Orleans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beid Richards; College of Agriculture: president of Home Ec Club and of Love Hall: member of Ag Executive Board and Vocational Home Economics n. Banns Jtosenberr ef Lincoln, daughter of W. and Mrs. L. E. Rosenberg. Arts and Science, vice president of Tassels, of Barb Activities Board for Women, and of Towne Club. See Him moat ef Fremont, daughter nf Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Simmons; College of Agricultlre: vice president of Ag YWCA, and of Kappa Delta; member of Student Council." Phi Upsilon Omicron and Voca tional Home Economics Assn. Maria a Pttkoi of Loup City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sokol; As College; president of Barb Activlites Board for women, vice president of Home Ec Club end of Vocational Home Economics Assn.. secretary of Associated Women Students and nf Phi Upsilon Omicron; member of University 4-H Club. Thirteen junior men tackled fop membership in the honorary are: Sam Elds ef Lincoln, president, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis. Enrolled in the College of Business Administration, he is treasurer of All University Fund, secretary of the Interfratemity Council and a mem ber of Kosmet Klub, Student Council, and rM Delta Theta fraternity. Joha Fagaa ef Lincoln, vice president, ton of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fagaa Jr. A College of Engineering and Architecture student, he is treasurer of the Nebraska ; Blue Print, monthly publication of the col lege, and a member of Student Council, Knglneerinr Executive Board. Kosmet Klub and Beta Tneta Pi fraternity. Zona Nelson of Geneva, secretary, son f Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Nelson He is pres ident of Corn Cobs, men's pep organiza tion; vice president of Tneta Xi fraternity; member of Kosmet Klub and University Singers, and a board member of Builders, suuent service organization. He is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. Charles Trumhle ef Partition, treasurer, on of Mr. and Mrs. Harland Trumble. A College of Agriculture student, he is treaa orer of Corn Cobs, treasurer of Ag Execu tie Board, vice president of Farm House fraternity, and a member of Student Coun cil. Builders Board and Alpha Zeta. honor ary scholastic fraternity in agriculture. Arlev Wales of DrWitt. seraeant-at-arms. S"n of Mr and Mrs. Willard Waldo. En rnlled In the College of Agriculture, he is a member of the Student Union Board of Managers. Builders Board. Alpha Zeta. Kernel Klub and Alpha Gamma Bho rrHlernitv. . Pen Belmont of Omalia. son of Mr. and Novotny Richards. Simmons Sokol Courtesy Lincoln Journal Mrs. Harry Belmont. A Coll ness Administration student, he is secre tary of All University Fund and a mem- uer or n.osmei kiuo, Builders Board and Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. Bob Cook of Lincoln, son of Mrs. Jessie L. Cook. He is president of Delta Tau Delta fraternity and copy editor of the Nebraskan, student newspaper. He is en roliel in the College of Arts and Sciences. Fred Daly of Srottsbluff, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Daly Jr. Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences, he is editorial page ediotr of the Nebraskan and a member of Sigma D e t a Chi, men's professional journalism fraternity, and Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Rill DrWolf of Cedar Rapids, son of Mr. and Mrs. August DeWulf. A College of Agriculture student, he is vice president of Builders, secretary of Corn Cobs and a member of the Student Union Board of Managers, Ag Executive Board and Farm House fraternity. Jim Feather of Granada Hills. Calif., formerly of Lincoln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Feather. He is president of Farm House fraternity, ag editor of the Nebras kan and a member of Kosmet Klub, Var sity Glee Club, University Band and Alpha Zeta. He is a College of Agriculture stu dent. Doyle Hulmr of Cairo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hulme. Enrolled in the Col lege of Agriculture, he is president of Uni versity 4-H Club, secretary of Alpha Gam ma Rho fraternity and a member of Corn Cobs, Ag Executive Board, Alpha Zeta and Farmers Fair Board. Sam Jensen of Lincoln, son of Mrs. W. T. Spelts. He is vice president of All University Fund, vice president of Beta Theta Pi fraternity, managing editor of the Nebraskan and a member of Sigma Delta Chi. He is a student in the College of Arts and Sciences. ' Marshall Nelson of Kimball, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nelson. A College of Busi ness Administration student, he is secre-1 tary o Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and a member of Kosmet Klub. University Band. N Club. Varsity Wrestling Team and Alpha Kappa Psi, professional busi ness fraternity. Trophies: InilialSpring Day Attracts Over 1300 " Over 1300 students came out in the rain and mud to participate in the first Spring Day. Winners of team trophies In the spring day competition were Teachers College in the faculty division, Love Hall in the women's division and Phi Delta Theta in the mens' division. Runner-up in the faculty section was Ag College followed by Busi ness Administration and the Col lege of Arts and Science. All place winners who didn't pick up their ribbons during the day get can them from Don Beck at the Alpha Gamma Rho house. Individual faculty event winners were Chancellor Clifford Hardin, baby bottle contest; ping pong push, Jake Geier; pie eating. Dr. LaVern Small; peanut pushing, Dorothy Hanpeter and baseball throw, Donald Warner. Women's team ewent winner were Pi Beta Phi, costume relay race; Sigma Kappa, tug-of-war; and sack relay, Loom is Hall. Men's team event winners were Beta Sigma Phi, tug-of-war; char iot race. Sigma Alpha Epsiion and push ball, Phi Delta Theta. Inside World Paleontologist Dr. Edward Lewis, Chief Verte brate Paleontologist for the Pale ontology and Stratigraphy Branch of the United States Geological Sur vey, will talk on his recent work in Cuba, Thursday at 8 p.m. in Studio B. Morrill Hall. The talk is sponsored by Sigma Gamma Epsiion, honorary earth science fraternity. Refreshments will be served following the lec ture. Theta Sigma Phi Names of eight new pledges of Theta Sigma Phi, women's honor ary and professional journalism fraternity, were revealed at Ivy Day ceremonies Saturday. 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