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THE'NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, May 22, 1956
Wednesday:
esidence Halls Glee Clubs
To Present Join! Concert
The Erst annual joint concert of ' several times this year, including
fie Residence Association f o r j a guest appearance at Ivy Day.
Men Glee Club and the Women's j Other engagements include an ap
Residence Halls Glee Club will be j pearance at a veterans' hospital,
held Wednesday night, according j the RAM installation banquet and
to Lyle Hansen, RAM president. fa fall concert. Wednesday at 11
Hansen said the performance j a m. the group will appear on a
will be held in Jhe recreation room local television station,
of Selleck Quadrangle at 8 p.m. I The women's group will sing
No admission will be charged. ! '-Religion is a Fortune," the num-
A program of classical numbers, j ber which won second place for
novelty tunes and spirituals has ' the group in the Ivy Day competi- J
been planned by the two groups, . tive singing. i
he added. j Each club will present a pro-
The RAM group, under the direc- gram of its own, then the groups
ton of Dick Oehring, has appeared ; will combine for the final three
! numbers.
j The men's portion of the pro
I gram includes such favorites as
Pj Romberg's "Stouthearted Men,"
& a. j "Cool Water" and "Birmingham
eferson, hti-
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Awards Day:
Convocation Honors
NROTC Midshipmen
ererson,
Bsggin
Honored
IT A Installed
i The first initiation banquet of
j "We are very happy to be able ' new,v established Zeta Tau
. to have this combined concert, es- i AJph" chapter, the University's
pecially since both our clubs are ! fifteenth sorority, was held at the
(relatively new." Oehrine said.1 University Club Saturday night.
"Each group was organized dur-i
ing the current school year and
Alan Petersen and John Beggin, ' both have shown amazing pro
seniors in the department of archi- gress," be added.
tecture, were named first-place
winners in the "Parade of Homes" f K I
competition. IWIUI I IMUIIIUU
Both homes, three - bedroom,
split-level types, will be constructed
by the Home Builders Association
of Lincoln for display during Na-:
tonal Home Week, Sept. 15-23.
The association sponsored the
contest in conjunction with the Wendall Starr, junior in Ag Col
Shown at the banquet are, left to
right, Mrs. Elliott Chapman of
Cincinnati, O.. national presi
dent"; Helen Reich of Iowa City,
la., national vice president; new
initiates Jo Ann Jasperson and
Anna Meyer. A reception Sun
day climaxed a week-end of in
stallation and initiation activities
for the new sorority. Initiation
Courtesy Sunday Journal and Star
was beld Thursday and Friday
and the chapter received its
charter formally Saturday. Pat
Coover, sophomore in Arts and
Sciences, will serve as president
of the 35-member founding chapter.
Crop Judging
Prize Winner
j Smoker
; Kosmet Klub will have a work
j ers Smoker Tuesday at 7 p.m.,
room 315 of the Union. All fresh-
University department of Archi- lege, was named winner of the man men interested in working in
tecture. 1956 Agronomy Club Crops Judg- j Kosmet Klub are invited to at-
Petersoa won first place in "the I tog and Identification Contest at tend, Bill Bedwell, president, said.
$20-$25,000 competition and Beggin, an Awards Banquet Saturday night.
in the $10-J15,000 price bracket. He was presented with a trophy Student Exhibit
Both students received $100 checks. ' donated by the Nebraska Crop Im-! There is an exhibition of art
Earlier this month, Beggin was : provement Association. Starr! work by students in the Depart
bonored as the best graduating j scored 1027 out of a possible 1100 , merit of Art in Gallery A. On ex
student, receiving the American points in the contest. j hibition in Gallery B are the paint
Institute of Architects Medal. Last Winner of the first place ribbon ! togs and drawings of two gradu-
year, be woo second place in the and medal in the junior division of
"Lincoln "Parade of Homes" com- j the contest was Art Zech. Duane
petition and in 1954, third place in Upton was second and Delvin
the Indiana Limestone apartment White ley, third,
house competition. He has served Freshman division winners in-
i nee president of the student j cluded Walter Akeson first; Bill
AIA Chapter. Wilson, second and Rnhort rn.
month, Petersen received Wham third
Winners in the senior division
The l Merit Awards:
Inside LVorai Agriculture Honorary
Initiates Forty-Eight
Six midshipmen of the Univer
sity NROTC unit were honored
Sunday afternoon at the annual
awards day ceremonies.
Award recipients were:
James L. Thorson. who dis
played outstanding scholar
ship for the four - year naval
course. He received a wrist watch,
donated by the First Trust Com
pany and presented by E. M.
Hunt.'
Edwin A. Weise. midshipman of
the senior class who displayed out
standine officer-like oualities for
the four-year course. He received
a Navy dress sword, donated by
Folsom Brothers Company and
presented by Arnott Folsom.
Wade D. Dorland, who displayed
outstanding scholarship in the Ma
rine Corps Science course. He re
ceived a Marine Corps dress sword,
donated by the Schimmel Hotels
Company and presented by David
Shire.
Walter C. Brestel Jr., who con
tributed the most to morale and
esprit de corps of the unit. He re
ceived a wrist watch, donated by
the Continental National Bank and
presented by Max Peterson.
William Goodwin, midshipman
of the junior class or sophomore
class who displayed outstanding
aptitude for the naval service. He
received a wrist watch, donated
by Elgin National Watch Com
pany and presented by R. H. Bran
des. ' ' '
Gerald MacDonald, midship
man of the freshman class who dis
played outstanding aptitude for ths
naval service.
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HUMPHREY
E30GART
ROD STDGER
JAN STERLING
This
ates of the Department. William
Lybens and Tom Schmidt. Gallery
hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily ex.
cept S a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Coliequium
Forty-eight top-ranking men in.sistant biochemist; A. D. Lutes,
ricuiture were intitated into the ! extension safety specialist; Kris
University chapter of Gamma Sig- j Kristjanson, associate professor of
ma Delta, the national honor so- agricultural economics; Delno
ciety of agriculture.
; Knudsen, assistant extension agron-
The society also presented twofomist in soils; P. L. Kelly, chair
awards of merit to outstanding ; man, department of dairy husband
members, and honored the senior i1?; George Kelly Jr., assistant
. . t i . j ' professor of animal pathology and
initiate with the b.ghest grade av-, parasitilogt. 0tto Hoi,
erage. berg, coordinator of community
Russell Lang, was honored for service, and associate professor of
his high scholarship. sociology; Paul Fischbach, assist-
- : , ., - f ant exnsion engineer and Her-
addition to Lang, who were initia
ted include: Richard Buntz, Mar
Azriculture were initiated into the
Mathematics Colloquium. Dr. R. vin Coffev. Frank Ellis. Bernard
I M Kozelka, Assistant Professor of Heuermann, Lowell Hummeil, Ger-
man Gorz, research associate.
iuruia, wamemaucs wiu ciscuss some aid Mueller Val Zink Milan Tn.
the Alpha Rho Chi medal for lead
ership, service to the school and
WMMiltc M nmfKeuwt mAnt n i . . .....
is president rf American Institute 1 75 ' bSuef was Dr "1" ! mek' Stuhr' Sk-
of Architects. He won honorable !t,T S.! ScienCM' Tuesd.ay' 3 P . Alfred Schmid, Leon Riepe, Marx
... T i " "cu nxmuumj Room a, Burnett Haa.
mention in the Indiana Limestone " Dnurtmmt at Kan. riJ
wuvumuu ju xn t lese
Petersen, Raymond Nelson, Bruce
Other winners in the S2O-S2S.000
competition were: Jim Haberlan, fV a m p
second, $10 prize; Jerry Spencer, r fVlU CDSIIOn
third. 159; and Ray Stoneman, I
Other winners in the $10-J15,000 I Initiates 17
eompetition: Bert Van Engen, I - . .
econd, $100; Ray Stoneman, third, 'MOW AASITlnPr
and fourth. Robert Ray. MW" "IwlMWCIO
A3 eight bouse-drawings win be - Pi Ma Epsikn, mathematics ban
entered in national competition : orarr, initiated 17 new members
sponsored by the magazine "liv- at its annual picnic last Tuesday,
lag for Young Homemakers. Winners of to competitive ex-
Classified Ads
j a ass, which were given earlier in afternoon.
Maunder and Ivan Auer
Graduate students initiated in
clude: Donald Winkelmann, Vera
Youngman, Wray Winterlin, Jo
seph von Ah, Jerry Stark, Gideon
Schaeffer, Milton Meyer, Dean Lin-
scott, Eugene Hupp, Robert Helm-!
enck. Dale Harpstead, Fazlollah
Haghiri, Jerry Flaherty and Rich
ard Green
Faculty members who were ini
tiated include; James Williams
ma Delta Chi, national profession- Jr-. assistant agronomist; A. B.
al journalism fraternity, Friday, ward, associate professor of vo-
Physics Discussion
Physics Colloquium, Dr. John P.
Anton, Visiting Professor of Phil
osophy will discuss "Reason, In
quiry and the Ideal of Science,"
Thursday, 4:15 pm.. Room 210,
Brace Laboratory. Tea will be
served at 3:45 p.m.
Sigma Delta Chi
Fiv juniors were initiated by Sig-1
I the year, were also announced
Richard Woodly and R. D. HIggs
ajtttd ps"'i-j ftr j placed first and second respective-
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EjO. 1107.
and Charfcne Travis copped hon
ors in the second test.
The Freshman Mathematics
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Mortimore, was sjso announced at
the picnic.
New initiates of Pi Ma EpsOon
are Bruce Anspaugh, James
Bunch, Dennis Colemaa, James
Eagen, Leonard Fountain, Lloyd
Jacobs, Neil Jobsson, William Lan
nan. Paul liebelt. Henry Meryz.
Obi, James Souders, Tom Stitt,
Konrad Soprmerwicz, and Vkior
Weis.
The new members include Con
rad Good, Jim Feather, Roger
Langenheim, Dick James and
Bruce Brugmann.
Coed Counselor
There will be a Coed Counselor
picnic at 5.30 Wednesday at Pi
oneers Park. Transportation from
the Union will be provided.
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