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f m o 5 v.-S 8 P I j i -ft: i V . v K 1 V 6 It. .if ft - ( Page A The Daily Nebraskan Friday. April 25, 1958 Coed Ivy. Daisy Chains Freshmen Joni Reeves, Alpha Chi Omega: Eev Heyne, Alpha Omicron Pi; Terry Ross, Alpha Phi; Shirley Chab, Alpha Xi Delta; Judy Moomaw, Chi Omega; Mar- cia Hall, Delta Gamma; Judy Hanneman, Delta Delta Delta; Jeanne Denker, Gamma Phi Beta; Carol Branning, Fedde Hall; Sue Hammond, Kappa Alpha Theta; Barbara Vahle, Kappa Delta; Carolyn H e i n. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Linda Oakeson, Pi Beta Phi; Fran ces Spoeneman, Sigma Kappa, Sue Goldhammer, Sigma Delta Tau; Heather Wilhelm, Terrace Hall; Joan Schultz, Towne Club, and Joan Graf, Zta Tau Alpha; Sara Lazlo, D a r 1 e n e Standley, Elvera Westerbuhr, Mary Apking, Residence Halls for Women. Sophomores Jolaine Los eke, Alpha Chi Omega; Pol -ly Doering, Alpha Omicron Pi; Judy Truell, Alpha Phi; Mar- cia Boden, Alpha Xi Delta; Nancy Spilker, Chi Omega; Sharon Quinn, Delta Gamma; Eileen Hansen, Delta Delta Delta; Sherry Harmel, Gam ma Phi Beta: Carolee Read ing, Fedde Hall; Jane Sav ener, Love Hall; Gretchen Sides, Kappa Alpha Theta ; Ei leen Santin, Kappa Delta; Mary Lou Horchem, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Emmie Lim po, Pi Beta Phi; Deanne Died richs, Sigma Kappa; Jan Nis ker, Sigma Delta Tau; Su zanne Robert, residence Halls for Women; Rosalie Ja cob, Towne Club, and Eliza beth Smith, Zeta Tau Alpha; Ruth Ellen Eis, Agnes Vesely, Patricia Bradley, Pat Erick son, Residence Halls for Wom en. Juniors Beverly Flack, Alpha Chi Omega; Karen Krueger, Alpha Omicron Pi; Sandra Shoup, Alpha Phi; Reba Kinne, Chi Omega: Mar rjane Craig, Alpha Xi Delta; Mayrene Maxwelll, Delta Gamma; Pat Arbuthnot, Del ta Delta Delta; Nancy Morris, Gamma Phi Beta: Sharon Sterner, Fedde Hall; Patsy Kaufman, Love Hall: Beverly Bright, Kappa Alpha Theta; Sonia Sievers, Kappa Delta; Sally Smith, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Kay McCrory, Pi Beta Phi; Gerry Wright, Sig ma Kappa; Sandra Kully, Sigma Delta Tau: Kay Hen derson, Terrace Hall; Sandy Foell, Towne Club, and Kath ryn Spilker, Dixie Lu Peter soin, Ruth Roubal, Connie Bausch. Pat Eredthauer, Res idence Halls for Women. Ivy Chain Jan Shuman, Alpha Chi Omega; Darrina Turner, Al pha Chi Omega; Joyce Mason, Alpha Omicron Pi; Phyllis Kapustka, Alpha Omicron Pi; Karen Parsons, Alpha Phi; Jo an Riha, Alpha Phi; Janet Gztes, Alpha Xi D e 1 1 a; Lo is Ripa, Alpha Xi Delta; Ann Klosterman, Chi Omega; Virginia Marx, Chi O m e g a; Pat Daniel, Delta Gamma, Marlene Kuhlman, Delta Gam ma; Joel McComb, Delta Delta Delta; Ellen Mahoney, Delta Delta Delta; Norma Bossard. Gamma Phi Beta; Pat Brown, Gamma Phi Beta; Mary Devine, Fedde Hall; Eda Broomfield, Fedde Hall; Marie Gerdes, Love Hall; Margot Franke, Love Hall; Jeanne Gartner, Kappa Al pha Theta: Louise Meldrun, Kappa Alpha Theta; Betty Parks, Kappa Delta; Delores Wertz, Kappa Delta; Mary Janet Bergquist, Kappa Kap pa Gamma, Dixie Stephens, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Ann Wade, Pi Beta Phi; Tory Nuss, Pi Beta Phi; Mary Dee DeMars, Sigma Kappa; Lu Forney, Sigma Kappa; Son dra Sherman, Sigma Delta Tau; Lesley Klein, Sigma Del ta Tau; Beth Woods, Terrace Hall; LeVada Liebsack, Ter race Hall; Pat Beckman, Towne Club; Jackie Higbee, Towne Club; Phillis McCrary, Zeta Tau Alpha and Joan Huge, Zeta Tau Alpha; Donna Anderson, Nancy Pickering, Gloria King, Lois Watson, Mary Berger, Lamon Beygu, Janice Meerkatz, and Jeanne Woodside, Residence Halls for Women. 5c Coffee, 10c Burgers , , i . Union Birthday Sees Dance, Cake, Prizes The Union will celebrate its 20th birthday Friday, May 2, from 5 to 12 p.m. with an as sortment of activities. The annual birthday party will begin tat '5 p.m. in the is DR. BLOCK'S CECTCSY cf magicians , WORLD'S LARGEST DIRECTORY DR. MEYER BLGCH Praridsnt Eastern Magical Society 240 Rlvinrton Street New York t, N.Y. High School Arts Festival Starts Today Music, Speech, Art Tests Due The School of Fine Arts sponsoring the annual Fine Arts Festival today and Sat urday for students in speech, art and music from Nebraska high schools. Activities are provided by the University departments of music, art and speech. Art Criticism Art students will display their work at the University Art Galleries and receive sug gestions and criticisms on them. Demonstrations on various phases of art will be given by the University staff. Auditions for entry to the department of music will be given to the music students. Fifteen minute instructions will be given by the music school faculty. Voice, band instruments, or chestra instruments and piano organ will be divisions in cluded in the music activities. Students of speech will be trying for Quality ratings in drama readings, public ad dress, oral interpretation, poetry reading, extempora neous speaking, radio and television news commentary and discussion. One-Act Plays Trophies will be awarded for outstanding one-act plays, a new feature in the speech division. Five class A schools and 13 class B schools will be com peting. Phi LanibdS U Honors Initiates Rho Chapter of Phi Lambda Upsilon, honorary chemical society, held its annual ban quet honoring new initiates Thursday evening. Also honored at the banquet was David Eigsti, who was , presented the Outstanding' Freshman award. I New graduate members ! are: Charles Arpke, Charles Geisler, Patrick Hess, Ronald Mitsch, H. David Russell, Duane Shaneyfelt, Jack Swan-! son and Robert Zey. j New undergradate m e m- bers are: j William Kimberly, Henry i Kumagai, Ronald Lantz and James Quick. ' ballroom with the showing of two films. Tyrone Power and Maiireen O'Hara will be featured in "The Long Grey Line" and Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong and Bruce Cabot will appear in "King Kong". An added attraction will be three color eartoqns, "Three Little Bops," "Gee Whizzzz" and "Mixed Master." There will be a street dance beginning at 8 p.m. on "R" Street between 14th and 15th. Bud Holloway and his orches tra will provide the music. Spring Day awards will be presented at the 10:30 inter mission by Bob Smidt, Spring Day chairman. Trophies will be given to the houses with the most over-all points, the winner of the tug-of-war and the push-ball victors. Dick Masters will be master of ceremonies during the in termission. The grand prize of a 1941 black Chevrolet will be award ed at the intermission draw ing. The car drawing is spon sored by Bob Ring Plymouth. Students may sign up for the drawing at the Spring Day events in the afternoon. Other intermission activities include the performance of skits by Chi Omega and Phi! Delta Theta and the dropping of balloons filled with certifi cates for free food from the Union windows. Special cut rate prices will be in effect in the Crib and the Round-up Room all day. Bargains include brownie-ala-mode, 10 cents: coffee, 5 cents and button bergcrs, 10 cents. A donut machine will be set up in the lobby from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. which will sell donuts at 3 for 10 cents. The Union Board will serve a huge birthday cake during the intermission. The cake will be displayed in the lobby during the day and served from the band shell in front of the Union. Concluding the birthday cel ebration will be a fireworks display at 11:30. Rockets, Ro man candles and other dis plays will be seen through special permission given to the Union. The annual birthday party is sponsored by the Union special activities committee. Two Profs Go On FM iVwc Station Bills Palmer, Meadows Two University professors will have 15-minute programs on the new frequency modula tion Radio station, KFMX. Dr. Edgar Palmer, profes sor of statistics, will present a monthly summary of his widely quoted "U. of N. Busi ness in Nebraska Survey". Dr. Paul Meadows, profes sor of sociology, will give a weekly news background. . Dr. Paul Meadows, profes sor of sociology, will give a weekly news background. The new Lincoln station should be on the air within the next 30 days, according to Herbert Burton, general manager. The call letters "Station KFMX" have been applied for and are subject to FCC approval. The major part of the pro gramming will be devoted to fine music, from progressive jazz to light classics and fa mous works. A five minute objective newscast will be presented every other hour. The station plans to avoid sensationalism, nign pres sured sales and jingles, ac cording to Burton. KFMX will broadcast from 5-12 p.m. on weekdays and from 12 noon to midnight on Saturdays and Sundays. "It will provide static-free music and a calendar of cul tural activities to the owners of the over 8.000 FM radios in the Lincoln are a," concluded Burton. 'Annie Biggest KK Show Cost May Reach $6,000 "It's the biggest show Kos met Klub has ever presented and the largest amount of staging ever done in the Pershing Municipal Auditor! urn." These are the words Dave Meisenholder, set designer and technical director, used to de scribe Kosmet Klub's produc tion of Irving Berlin's "Annie Get Your Gun," which will be presented May 23 and 24 at 8:30 p.m. Large Sets Meisenholder said the sets to be used in the show are the largest both in height and width ever to be used by Kos Pledges Elementary Ed Elementary education ma jors who plan to do student teaching during the first semester of the 1958-59 school year must make application to do so by May 3. The application forms are available in Teachers 202. Want Ads IOST FOUVD BUT RENT KIXL l"KRSONAL SERVICES OFFERED WITH DAILY NEBRASKAN CLASSIFIED Hea4uarter: stndrnl I'nloa Room 20 . Call Ext. 26 Local branch of a national organiza tion has matte available openings In Lincoln. Part time work requires a car. Inquire at 3-MiM, before p.m. Mastacciole Spaghetti j Lasagne Ravioli 1 3457 Holdregej Pizza $ .75 $1.50 $2.00 Ph. 8-1472 SAI Will Give Recital Kappa chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, national profes sional music fraternity will present its annual pledge re cital on Friday at 4 p.m. in the Social Science Auditor ium. The program is as follows: Joan Baker, contralto, "My Master Hath a Garden", by Randall Thompson; Lexy Lou Bell, soprano, "Midsummer", by Worth; Ann Blomquist, so prano, "Mother Dear" (Polish folk song); Mary Claasses, violin. "Gavotte", by Baeh Kriesler; Kay Green, piano, "Revolutionary E 1 u d e" by Chopin; Jeanne Inness, french horn, "Sonata in G Minor", by Arcangelo Carrcli; Bonnie Lear, clarinet, "Canzonetta", by Weber; Eunice McCosh. piano, "Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum", by Claude De bussy; and Mary Ann Tim mons, contralto, "May-Day Carrol", by James Talor. met Klub or In the Auditori um. "The sets are extremely colorful and are designed with suggestive realism to pro mote the gaiety of the early 1900's. The three largest sets include a circus tent, the ball room and a mobile train." ac cording to Meisenholder. All technical work on t h e show is estimated at a cost of $1200, Meisenholder said. To tal cost of the production may reach nearly $6000. The circus tent will cover the entire stage of the Audi toriun. Six hundred yards of draping' were used in the con struction, to be used for Annie's shooting matches, ceremonial Indian dances and to capture the thrill of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Ballroom Scene "The ballroom is the only scene in the show where cow- b o y s and country people people switch to the extreme of 5th Avenue formality. This set also covers the entire stage," Meisenholder said. The third targe set will be a mobile train. The 25-foot din ing car is used for the scene in which Annie travels from the backwoods into the gla mour of show business. In addition to Meisenhold er, the technical crew is com posed of Dale Crutcher, light ing director, and Sue Yates and Bill Welsh, artists. This year's Kosmet Klub production stars Betty Lester as Annie; Norman Riggins as Frank Butler; Barb Meston as Winnie: Fred Stelling as Tom my; Wayne Robertson as Charlie; Vera Feye, as Mr. Wilson; Dick Gustafson as Buffalo Bill and Roy Wiley as Sitting Bull. Bulletin Board Friday Fine Arta Retia. ".. Main Orchestra Uiimc. .0O a.m., 113. 315. 3li Ballroom Orchestra C!lnlc, ;30 a.m.. Ballroom Delta S.tma Delta. 10 a.m.. 212; aoon. Zl 5 P m A Inter Vaitlty. IJ:S0 p.m., J1J Fine arta Mt. 1:00 p.m., SIS. 315 Nebr. Speech Asanc.. 4:00 p m.. 212 Gamma Alpha Cht, :00 p.m.. C Soil Conaervatlon. 6 4S, Z Koamet Klub. 7:00 p.m.. A KUONJCV Guide Friday 5:M Camera on Washiiunoa 6:4 Uncle Wonder'a Workshop T Opera lor Tomorrow 7:30 Paychotaiy I :30 Houae and Horn t Survival KNUS Schedule Friday 44 The Tod Thirty Show a Eventide :45 SpoihKht on Sporta f Dixieland I'nlimited in The Sieve Barber Show :4S KNVS Newa In Depth Main Feature Clock St o art: "The Brothers Karamazov," 1:15, 4:00, 6:45, 9:30. Lincoln: "Cry Terror," 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, 7:30, 9:30. Nebraska: "King Solomon's Mines." 1:18, 3:20, 5:22, 7:24, 9:26. Capitol: "Trooper Hook," 6:35, 9:45. "The Big Caper," 8:00. Varsity: "The Bridge On The River Kwai," 12:30, 3:18, 6:09, 9:01. State: "Looking For Dan ger," 1:00, 3:23, 5:46, 8:09, 10:32. "Portland Expose," 2:11, 4:34, 6:57, 9:20. Joyo: "Sayonara," 7:00, 9:30. , 84th & O: "Cartoons," 7:30. "Revolt At Fort Laramie," 7:50. "Calypso Joe," 9:20. "Black Raven," 10:50. Starview: "Cartoons," 7:30. "Street Of Sinners," 7:45. "The Careless Years". 9:15. "Ghost Diver," 10:35. West O: "Cartoons," 7:30. 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