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"Golden Bells," a picture by
Ralph Canady, senior in Teach
ers College, has won grand prize
in the Union's 1957 Photography
Golden Belts:
Nebraikan Phot
Contest, according to Bob Handy
Other first place winners were division; Ralph Canady In human
Harold Puppe, portrait division; interest division and Dale Lew-
Robert Breese, character sketc is, news and sports division.
Canady Wins Union
Photo Competition
Grand Prize winner of the 1957
Union photography contest is
Ralph Canady, senior in Teachers
College, who copped first prize
with his picture, "Golden Bells."
The winners were announced
Thursday afternoon by Union Acti
vities director Bob Handy.
In the portrait division, first
place went to Harold Puppe,
sophomore in Arts and Sciences,
with "Cheryl;" second place, Ter
ry Young, graduate student, with
"Interest;" and third place to Ar
lene Hrbek, senior in Arts and
Sciences with "Dear God."
Character sketch division win-'
ners were Robert Breese, sopho
more in Engineering, first place,
with "The Hat;" Dale Lewis, sen
ior in Business Administration,
second, with "Drouth;" and Ralph
Canady, with "The Piper."
"The Windmill" by Ralph Cana
dy won first in the human interest
division. "Easy Life" by Richard
Morris, sophomore in Engineering,
won second; and "The Rapids"
by Ralph Canady received third
prize.
In the news and sports division,
Dale Lewis received all three
places with his paintings "Gimme"
"Strain" and "Are You Half
safe?", respectively.
The grand prize was ten dollars
and a trophy and the first place in
each division was five dollars.
Cuba, Chile, Etc.:
ROTC Midshipmen
Slate Summer Cruise
Seventy-nine Naval ROTC mid
shipmen at the University will par.
ticipate in cruises this summer, ao
cording to Capt. T. A. Donovan,
professor of naval sciences.
Midshipmen assigned to Cruise
Bravo which will include visits
Chile, Canal Zone, and Cuba, are:
Howard Berkenstock, Jr., Don
ald Binder, Roy Boyd, Richard
Brown, William Butterfueld, Serge
Castigliano, David Crane, John
Dahlmeier, David Davidson, Bruce
Drury, James Durante, John Gib
bons, Don Hall, Thorwald Hansen,
William Harvey, Alan Haugner,
Frederick Howlett.
John Kasner, Gary Kilday, John
Kinnier, John Koberg, John Lan
Jers, Robert Langhauser, Ross Mc
CHfford Oberlander, Richard Par
ish, David Patz, George Phelps.
George Porter, Richard Raish,
Ronald Reagan, Richard Rudolph,
Larry Ruff, Stewart Scherer, Fred
crick Schnoor, Charles Seagren,
Psychology
Society Slate
Meeting
The Nebraska Chapter of t h e
National Honorary Society in Psy
chology will hold a business meet
ing Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in
Boom "18 of the Union.
The program includes the elec
tion of officers. Plans for the
spring social will be discussed.
Anyone wishing to become a
member of this organization and
who meets the following require
ments, may submit their name to
Fred Strider, Secretary Room 118
Social Science or Lois Olive,
President, Temp. A.
To be eligible for Active Mem
bership one must have completed
12 hours of psychology or research
nd have grades of 80 in psychol
ogy and 75 in other subjects. To
become an Associate member,
one must have completed 6 hours
in psychology, registered for a
major or minor in the field and
the grade requirements are the
came as for Active membership.
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Malvern Seagren, Larry Spear,
Tom Swedenborg, Cahrles Taylor,
Karl Turecek, Richard Walker,
Gordon Warner, James Williams,
Kenneth Worley Jr., Lanny Yeske,
Jeffrey Young, Richard Youngs
cap. Midshipment assigned to Aviation-amphibious
summer training
July 9-Aug. 22, vhich includes a
tour of duty at Naval Air station,
Corpus ChrLsti, Tex., and Naval
Amphibious Base, Little Creek,
Va., are:
Bladamir Berniklau, Peter Chris
tensen, Robert Coruzzi, William
Gingles, Lyle Hansen, Jaroei
Hutchins, Warren Jessen, Jerry
King, Ronald Krafka, Lee Miller,
Ronald Renter, Stephen Schroeder,
Larry Smalley, Thomas Smith,
Richard, Silde, Duff Swain, Len
ny Tassone.
Those attending Marine summer
training at Marine Corps Schools,
Quantico, Va., July 28-Setp. 7, are:
Edward Bogard, Rex Rucksdash
el, Charles Thompson.
Midshipmen assigned to Cruise
Charlie which includes visits to
Quebec and Boston July 6-Aug. 5,
are:
Richard Asche, John Benedict,
Robert Clapham, Larry Evans,
Dean Glock, Charles Hermanek,
George Rogers, Jr., Joseph Vac
caro, Lynn Van Winkle, Richard
Villm.
Society News
Time Changes
To Friday Rag
By JAN FARRELL
Society Editor
Two engagements, two pinnings
and several social functions were
left out of Tuesday's edition.
The Social Calender will appear
in Friday's issue in order to give
a more complete coverage of cam
pus social functions. If anyone
would like a notice printed about
coming social events, they should
call the Nebraska-office the Thurs
day before they want the notice
to appear.
Engagements
Barbara Jochem, senior in Home
Economics from Ainsworth, to Ron
Thurman, junior in Agriculture
from Octonto.
Charlotte Relohrad, Wayne State
Teachers College student from
Clarkson, to Roy Coda, Alpha Gam
ma Rho junior in Agriculture from
Clarkston.
Pinnings
Jan Smiley, from Scottsbluff,
to Haskel Love, Alpha Gamma Rho
junior in Agriculture from Scotts
bluff. Mary Lewis, Lindenwopd student
from Norfok, to Jerry Wagner,
Alpha Gamm Rho junior in Agri
culture from Norfolk.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumni
Active Dinner.
Alpha Phi Alpha (Pharmacy)
Picnic.
NROTC Sophomore Class
Party.
Palladian Society Social.
Saturday
Beta Sigma Pis House Party
Alpha Xi Delta Dinner-Dance
Brown Palace Dinner-Dance
Delian Union Party '
Selleck Quad Street Dance.
Theta Nu (Pre-Med) Date
Dinner.
Zeta Beta Tau House Party.
Sunday
Towne Club May Morning
Breakfast.
Pi Kappa Phi Date Dinner
Monday
Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Omicron
Pi Picnic.
Cornhusker
The organization space for next
year's year book will be sold tils
spring instead of next summer,
according to Sharon Hall, Busi
ness Manager.
All organizations that have not
been contacted should contact the
Cornhsuker business office from
1-5 p.m. before Friday, Miss Hall
stated.
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