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Friday, November 15, 1957
The Doilv NJrnroskon
On The Social Side:
Many Functions Scheduled I
By WVNM SMITHBERGER j game function. J p.m. i
Social Editor Alpha Chi Ofnega, open house,
Seven house parties, several hour: 4:30 p.m. I
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dances, open houses, game func
tions, and a tea will be among the
many activities to be held on cam
pus this week-end.
Friday
Gamma Phi Bet j Sigma Phi
F.p?ilon, social hour, 4 p.m.
Alpha Omicfon PS r- K a p p a
Sigma, hour dance, 4:30 p.m.
Fedde Hall Alpha Gamma
Sigma, hour dance, 7 p.m.
Towne Club Cornhusker Coop,
hour dance, 7 p.m.
Alpha Gamma Rho. house parly. ,
University Square Dancers, Col
lege Activities Bldg Ag.
Peanuts"' dance, YWCA. Sel
leck Quadrangle.
Ag Men, dance. Union.
Love Memorial Hall, house
party.
Alpha Omicron Pi Sigma Chi. j
game function, 2 p.m. j
Alpha Phi Phi Delta Theta,!
fame function, 2 p.m. j
Delta Gamma Beia Theta Pi,
game function. 2 p.m.
Kappa Alpha Theta SiRma Nu,
game function, 2 p.m.
Kappa Delta Farm House,
game function, 2 p.m.
Pi Beta Phi Alpha Tau Omega,
game function, 2 p.m.
SiRma Kappa Delta Sigma Phi.
game function, 2 p.m.
Zeta Tau Alpha Pi Kappa Phi,
Alpha Xi Delta, open house, 4:30
p.m.
Chi Omega, open house, 4:30
p.m.
Delta Gamma, open house, 4:30
p.m.
Gamma Phi Beta, open house,
4:30 p.m.
Kappa Alpha Theta, open house,
4:30 p.m. . " .
Sigma Nu, open house, 4:30 p.m.
Fedde Hall Bur Hall (C), hour
danee, T p.m. .
Phi Kappa Psi, Ship Wreck house
party
Beta Theta Pi, Roaring 20 s
house party.
Chi Omega, house party. j
Sigma Delta Tau, house party I
Alpha Tau Omega, house party. j
Delion Union, .program in Tern-1
porary J. I
Sunday !
Pi Beta Phi Delta Upsilon, so- i
rial hour. 2 p.m.
Fedde Hall, tea for housemother.
3 p.m.
Delta Gamma Sigma Chi. pan
cake feed, 5:30 p.m
Delta Gamma Alpha Tau
Omega pledges, attend church.
10:30 a.m.
Ga mma Phi Beta Pj Kappa Phi
pledges, attend church, 10:30 a.m.
Tneiday
Delia Gamma Kappa Sigma,
pizza supper, 5:30 p.m.
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Peanuts Party
MTiibers of the Peanuts Party
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YWCA-RAM
To Sponsor
Queen Contest
Peanuts Queen will be selected
at the Peanuts Party to b held
Friday night at 7:30 p.m. In the
Selleck Quad dining room, ac
cording to Nancy Spilker, chair
man. Candidates for the title are
being named in each of the organ
ized houses on campus and the
queen will be elected on a basis
of both pennies contributed and
the number of persons voting.
A trcphy will be presented to
the queen and the proceedings will
go to help support the co-sponsors
of the activity, City-Campus
YWCA and RAM Council, Miss
Spilker said.
Johnny Cox will provide tha
music and the dining room will
be decorated with the then of
the Peanuts comic atrip.
Admission is 50 cents per per
son according to Miss Spilker.
strip's character. The Peanuts
Party will be held tonight at
7:30 p.m. in the Selleck Quad
dining room. The event is being
sponsored jointly by RAM and
YWCA.
NU Sororities Plan
Small Fund Drives
Donna Scriven, AUF board mem
ber in charge of sororities.
Kappa Alpha Theta members
sold cokes, sandwiches and apples
in place of the "goodies man". A
slumber party, during which the
Ak-Sar-Ben To Honor
Scholarship Winners
The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben will Paul Penas. Ethel Oelt jen. Waiter
honor 123 of their scholarship and ' Patterson, Jr.
fellowship winners attending tte: Don s,hick- Robm skinnpr
Wrsity at a luncheon Saturday. Robert, SwitIer Rnse Marie
hr - . Donald Von Steen, Burton Weichen-
V. J. Skutt. chairman of the Ak- thai. Paul Wilson. Richard Wiseh-Sar-Ben
scholarship committee, meier, James Woestman, Darrei
will preside at the luncheon at the Zessin. and Rojene Wunderlich.
Hotel Cornhusker. i SOPHOMORES-Maurice Bonne
Two scholarship winners. NadineJr.. Barbara Breunsbaeti, Charles
Calvin and Richard Hagemeier, Carkwi, Colleen Christianson,
will respond for ttie girl and boy; Thomas Gark. Sharon Crom, Ver
scholarshin winner rpsnwtivAiv trw rm Voitv, nif,,Kin n,..',.
m. 1- . t , j u.fl.iu t-iou t. tape on it, one for each class, on
The lust of winners includes two Hoolka Donald Ita. th(.'dimps are gtuck. Earh
graduate students. Steve A. Eber- Donald Johnston, Emil Kaslk, dav thf amounts are tallied to de-
hart and Lms Adrian Bel who re- Jr.. Dale Krueger, Gailard Long-; tPrmine which class contributed
ceived J1100 graduate fellowships. Fohlfing. Richard Rouse, Raymond : most manev
Students at the College who re-. Sail, Venna Lou Scheer, Eldf n ,' ' .
re.ved Ak-Sar-Ben scholarships In- Svec. Allen Trumble, Mas Waldo, j MebeJ". !
dude: j Sharon Wilson, Larry Wulf, Mary T ty T yr?W0 ? tYeiT
. . 3 alums and anv Lincoln families
SENIORS Haze! Ahlschwede. ' Vba. , ww nped S)me wgr(J WQrk done
Phyllis Banks. Glenn Barth, Betty' FRESHMEN Carol Bnening.l nha romm. no1t,
tjoh tsf. n r,: ;.:i ....u:- Delta Gamma and Sigma Delta
Uv mi iJiwiiru. iwa; v Dr.- ouiili cuilLJCK, .JllJlf t-lfgji. resile r
Maw r..;j t3l T:1 1 . , ... i8U
tr. , uaiu ucius. nrim DiMiup, DauKs, nooen. ricKe. Virginia
Marvin Bishop. Larry Bitney, Greenly, Sharon Heinricfis. Jerrajd
Evonne Elnspahr. , Koertner, Ann Larson, Francis Mc-
Kennelh Eng. Jr., Larry Ewing, Camley.
Marie Gerdes. Robert Grassmick,; Judith Masters, Larry Ott, Hen
Billy Griffith, Richard Hagemeier, ry Roemniich, Jr., Walter RusseU,
Terry Howard. Judith Oeltjen, Bet- Dorothy Shallenberger, Larry
i University sororities have ar-and Martha Crocker. Alpha Phi;
i ranged various oddities including I Shelia Scott and Jean Curns, Al-
; auctions, dinners and vard work 1 j?8 Xi e'ta; Di,anuGrn and
! Sharon McCormick, Chi Omega;
in order to raise money for theEmjly Bresler and Mary LarS0Ili
All University Fund, according to 'Delta Delta Delta.
Ruthie Prochaska and Anita
Hall, Delta Gamma; Judy Easter
and Janet Pohlman, Gamma Phi
Beta; Linda Walt and Sylvia Rigg,
Kappa Alpha Theta: Malou Par
rott and Sid Johnsen, Kappa Delta;
girls auctioned off iewelrv, blouses Kren vsm AmDur8 ana
and home-made cookies to each!IldPe- KaPPa KaPPa Gamma;
other also provided needed funds, i Becv Colwell and Emmie Limpo,
A dime contest between classes
i kjiiftn M?mon,flf) K.t iK tli
black-1 "r:i
Pi Beta Phi
' Jan Xisker
Omegas. The girls made a
board with four rows of white
ty Parks, Calvin Qualset.
John Ranney. Dennis Sedlak,
Don Silhacek, William Spilker, Ir
lee Slagemeyer, Edward St oiler,
Janice Swanson, Dale Thompson, ;
Katrine Thomsen, Nancy Wilson,'
Norma Wolf, George Woolse,
Frank Zoz, and Betty Cander.
JUNIORS Ruth' Albin. Wiima
Loftus Baumert. Dale Behnu'r, ;
Merca Dee Bonde. Deana Brier,
Nadine Calvin. John Campbeil,
James Cfiristeasen, Robert Dan
ricrt. Darrei Einspahr, Kenneth
Evans, Doris Eby, Betty Pearson.'
John Gustafson, Phyllis Haimen,
sororities are both planning
white elephant sales. Most of the
sororities have given up a meal
and have contributed this money
to ACF.
' Two girls in each organized
house are handling special events
and individual contributions. The
Carole Frank and
Sigma Delta Tau;
and Deanne Died
Kappa: Mary Otto
and Pat Everett. Towne Club, and
Trudy Jarvis and Irma Kluge,
Zeta Tau Alpha.
Phalanx Honorary
Pledges Nineteen
Nineteen men were pledged to
Phalanx, professional and hon
orary military fraternity, at their
meeting Wednesday according to
Alan Rosen, Public Informations
Officer.
The new pledges, their year a.id
branch are:
Airforce, Bernard Kelly, senior;
army, seniors, Robert Baker, Alan
Joseph Burt
Receives Two
More Honors
Dr. Joseph Burt, dean of the
College of Pharmacy and presi
dent of the America:! Pharma
ceutical Assaciation, received two
additional honors in recognition of
his contribution to pharmacy.
Last week he was elected presi
dent of the Pan-American Federa
tion of Pharmacy and Biochemistry
in Washington, D.C., succeeding
Dr. Antenor Rangel of Rio de
! Janeiro, Brazil.
The University of Wisconsin's
! Board of Regents presented Dr.
Burt with a citation in conjunction
with the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical
Seminar held in celebration of the
1 75th anniversary of the Univers
ity's School of Pharmacy.
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NUSinfonia
To Present
Concert
A concert, "Music of the Mas-
D-an Hanson, Ardyre Haring, Ar- ters" will be presented next Thurs-
in ncMjenurniKi, L-nanes Horeisi,
are: Marilyn Abrahamson and
Barbara Bible, Alpha Chi Omega;
Carolyn Keiss and Pat Langdon,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Sandra Ellis
Theresa Karmazin, Donald Kuhn.
Janice Montgomery, Marlys Muir,
Company To Hold
Designing Contest
Forty-six cash prizes will be
swarded to undergraduates in the
James Lincoln Ac Welding Foun
dation's annual mechanical and
structural design competition.
The awards are made in two
separate competitions, one for me
chanical designs and one for
structural designs.
ODen to undprpradiiMtpc n n 1 v
the competition offers awards for ' "uiem" mart; "Hallelujah
day evening at 7:30 p.m. in the
Union ballroom.
Sponsored by the University's
chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
fraternity, national professional
music society, the concert will
feature music by Beethoven. Mo
zart. Brahms, and Bach.
Jack Snider, assistant professor
of music, will direct the Brass
Choir in the Sonata Octavi Toni, by
Gabrieli.
The Glee Club, under the direc
tion of William Bush will present:
"Death I Do Not Fear Thee," by
Bach; "Lacrymosa from The Re-
Honey Producers
Hold Meeting Here
The annual two-day meeting of
fie Nebraska Honey Producers
Assn. will close today at the Uni
versity Ag campus.
The first day's program was de
signed especially for beginning und
small beekeepers. The program
if atured demonstrations in assem-.
bling new equipment, feeding bees,
and handling package bees. j
Hagemeier, Morgan Holmes, Alan
Irwin, James Kiely, Roy Naito,
Harry Sirk, Douglas Thorpe. Larry
Voss, Robert Wagner, Rodney
I Wolfe; juniors. Meyer Cohen, Jay
Cook, David Linn, Duane Stoke
brand, Robert Volk.
FarT-time .pprtenel nml!i-ltlh np"-a-1nr
nepriprl. Hours 1n suit pclieriul.
Ar-p'.v -f,4 Af!minif:trtir,n tiuilfiing.
I'nn'Prsily of Nebraska.
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Fashion As I Ses It
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Excitinf Newt!
Slacks and a comforta
ble blouse are a must in
any girls wardrobe. Evan
Picone slacks are always
?opular with any co-ed.
hese smooth fitting tlaeks
have a side tipper, match
ing belt and tapered legs
for figure flattery. In sizes
10-18 for 14.85 these 100
wool slacks come In the
ever popular charcoal.
An other campus favorite
is the Ivy shirt in sizes 12
18. In a white and powder
blue this shirt goes with
the slacks for a perfect play
time outfit.
Many of your favorite
fashions can be found in
Gold's second floor sportswear.
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around!!
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'Learn To Swim'
Classes Slated
Adult "Learn to Swim" classes
will be conducted by Red Cross
instructors Ken Studier and Fred
Hollingsworth beginning Thursday.
Classes will be held from 7 p.m. j
to 9 p.m. each Thursday at the
Southeast High School pool.
Tbps frp t;irmK m-ill run fnv !
Election of officers, presentation 10 weeks and will be open to all
adults. To register, merely report
to the Southeast High School pool
at 7 p.m. next Thursday.
Swimmers must furnish their
own suits and towels.
of honey queens, inspectors' re
ports, a business meeting and ban-'
quet will highlight today's pro
gram, according to Charles Moos-!
man, president of the association. 1
the best designs of a machine,
machine part, structure or struc
tural component which makes a
significant use of welding.
Top award is 11,250. Designs
made as a part of regular school
work may be used.
Chorus from Mount of Olives,' by
Beethoven; "Der Gang zun Lieb
chen, by Brahms; and 'Alto
Rhapsody. Op. S3, by Brahms,
with Carol Asbury. as guest
soloist.
The String Trio, with Howard
Entries may be submitted after Johnson, Richard Davis, and Wal-
fraduation or the close of school ter Carlson will present Trio No.
term. Rules are available from VII in E Flat Major, by Mozart.
Special IVolf ce to Students
Attemoonv. fo
okl! ore open on Saturday
accomodation.
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Foundation, Cleveland 17. Ohio. to the public.
is free and open I
I on Arr Invited To W ornhip At
ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH
12th at M Stree.
OUR ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY YEAR
Morning Wemhip 3 1 -.00 A.M.
"THE GOSPEL FOR
ALL OF LIFT'
Colleo Church
School Cloas
1:45 A.M.. in Chap.l
Frank A. Court, Minister
Darrell Patton.
Wesley Foundation Director
STI'DEaTS are invited to sing in or CHURCH
CHOIR. I'NDER THE DIRECTION OF ASSISTANT PRO
FESSOR I)LE GANZ, OF THE I NIVERSITT SCHOOL
OF MI'SIC! REHEARSAL EACH WEDNESDAY. 7:30 P.M.
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