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The Daily Nebroskon
Monday, May 5, 1953
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Black masks dropped over
the eyes of 20 junior coeds
Saturday as Ivy Day herald
ed the announcement of new
Mortar Boards.
Leading the list of mystics
was Nancy Copeland, presi
dent of the new members of
the Black Masque Chapter.
Coeds masked in the after
noon ceremony were Nan
Carlson, vice president, Jan
Lichtenberger, secre
tary, Georgann Humphrey,
treasurer, Cynthia Zschau,
historian, Sharon McDonald
editor, Doris Eby, Te r e s a
Mitchem, Frances Gourlay,
Carolyn Novotny, Sally Flan
agan, Judy Chapman, Bever
ly Ellis, Mary Lynn Stafford,
Patsy Kaufman, Jacquelyn
Miller. Karen Krueger, Judy
Douthit, Dorothy Beechner
and Judy Decker.
Miss Copeland, Teachers
College, is an AWS board
member, past chairman of
Coed Follies, member of the
Debate Squad, Pi Lambda
Theta, president of Delta
Sigma Rho, honorary foren
sic society and president of
Delta Gamma.
Miss Carlson, Teachers Col
lege, is president of AWS,
secretary of AUF, Pi Lambda
Theta and vice president of
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Miss Lichtenberger, Arts
and Sciences, is president of
Coed Counselors, vice presi
dent of YWCA, Lambda
Theta, Delta Phi Alpha, past
vice president of Delta Delta
Delta.
Miss Humphrey, Arts and
Sciences, is president of Tas
sels, member of Red Cross
board, Spring Day committee
and past president of Kappa
Delta.
Miss Zschau, Arts and Sci
ences, is vice president of
AUF, president of Theta
Sigma Phi, vice president of
Gamma Alpha Chi, and sec
retary of Kappa Alpha
Theta.
Miss McDonald, Teachers,
Is editor-in-chief of the 1958
Cornhusker, Union Board of
Managers, vice president of
Theta Sigma Phi, Pi Lambda
Theta and Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
Miss Eby, Agriculture, is
president of BABW, Phi Up-
silon Omicron, Omicron Nu,
Alpha Lambda Delta and
past president of Towne Club.
Miss Mitchem, Arts and
Sciences is president of
YWCA, vice president of Un
ion Board of Managers, Stu
dent Council, Phi Sigma
Iota and secretary of Gamma
Phi Beta.
Miss Gourlay, Teachers, is
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Copeland Carlson
president of Pi Lambda
Theta, associate editor of the
1959 Cornhusker, Student
Council and Delta Gamma.
Miss Novotny, Teachers, is
president of Red Cross, vice
president of Sigma Alpha
Iota, University Singers and
vice president of Gamma Phi
Beta.
Miss Flanagan, Teachers,
is secretary of Bunders and
YWCA, Teachers College
Dean's Advisory Board, Pi
Lambda Theta and president
of Gamma Phi Beta.
Miss Chapman, Teachers,
is treasurer of Builders, Tas
sels, 1958 Ideal Nebraska
Coed, secretary of Student
Council and member of Pi
Lambda Theta and Alpha
Phi.
Miss Ellis, Business Admin
istration, is vice president of
Red Cross, YWCA, Phi Chi
Theta and Kappa Delta.
Miss Stafford, Agriculture,
is art editor of the 1958
Cornhusker, a member of Phi
Upsilon Omicron, and presi
dent of Kappa Alpha Theta.
Miss Kaufman, Agriculture,
is a member of the H o m e
Ec Club, Union Board of
Managers, Ag Executive and
BABW boards, secretary of
the Ag Union Activities Board
and president of the VHEA
and a member of Love Hall.
Miss Miller, Teachers, is
member of AWS board, Stu
dent Council, Pi Lambda
Theta, Masquers, University
Theatre and is vice presi
dent of Kappa Alpha Theta.
Miss Krueger, Teachers, is
president of WAA, a cheer
leader, 1957 Homecoming
Queen, and vice president of
Alpha Omicron Pi.
Miss Douthit, Teachers, is
a member of the Union Board
of Managers, vice president
of Tassels and president of
Delta Delta Delta.
Miss Beechner, Arts and
Sciences, is president of the
Union, member of Coed
Counselors board, Spring
Day Committee and Alpha
Chi Omega.
Miss Decker, Teachers, is
vice president of AWS, mem
ber of the Union Board of
Managers and vice president
of Delta Delta Delta.
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Thirteen University juniors
suffered splinters instead of
grass stains Saturday as their
predecessors tackled them for
membership into the Innocent
Society.
Dwaine Rogge was tapped
president of the new Inno
cents.
Honorary members named
to the society were Roy Green,
dean emeritus of the College
of Engineering and Architec-
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Duane E.
L&Ke, manag
ing director
of the Union.
New mem
bers tackled
were John
Glynn, vice
president,
Burton Wei-
Chenthal, Sec- Lincoln Journal
retary, Lar- Rogge
ry Schrag, treasurer, and
Giry Cadwallader, sergeant-at-arms,
Gary Berke, Jon
Bicha, Gary Frenzel, Donald
Herman, Richard Moses,
Thomas Neff, Dick Shugrue
and Bob Smidt.
Rogge, Engineering and
Architecture, is treasurer of
Student Council, on Spring
Day committee, ASCE, Engi
neering Executive board, vice
president of Sigma Tau, as
sistant copy editor of Blue
Print and vice president of
Delta Upsilon.
Glynn, Arts and Sciences,
is president of AUF, vice
president of IFC, member of
Kosmet Klub, Newman Club
and president of Beta Theta
Pi.
Weichenthal, Agriculture, is
a member of Student Coun
cil, vice president of Build
ers, AUF, Union board of
managers, Alpha Zeta, Ag
executive board, Agronomy
Club and Gamma Delta,
treasurer of Corn Cobs, Farm
House.
Schrag, Teachers, is 1959
business manager of the
Cornhusker, Varisty Glee
Club, Mu Epsilon Nu presi
dent of Corn Cobs and Phi
Kappa Psi.
Cadwallader, Engineering
and Architecture, is president
of IFC, chairman of Pi Tau
Sigma awards, Engineers
Week, member of Kosmet
Klub, Sigma Tau and P h i
Delta Theta.
Berke, Agriculture, is treas
urer of the Ag executive
board, member of Corn Cobs, I
Block and Bridle, Spring
Day sterring committee, sec
retary of Farmers Fair board
and Alpha Gamma Rho. i
Jon Bicha, Business Admin
istration, is vice president of
Corn Cobs, Gamma Delta, Un
ion board of managers, Alpha
Kappa Psi, and president of
Beta Sigma Psi.
Frenzel, Engineering and
Agriculture, Is editor of t h e
Nebraska Blue Print, S t u
dent Council, engineering ex
ecutive board, corresponding
secretary of Sigma Tau and
a member of Alpha Tau Ome
ga. Herman, Agriculture, is
president of Builders, mem
ber of Newman Club and Al
pha Zeta, president of Ag Un
ion board of managers and
treasurer of Farm House.
Hollingsworth, Arts and
Sciences, is a member of Uni
versity singers and Phi Mu
Alpha, president of Delta
Phi Delta, assistant director
of Kosmet Klub spring show,
and a member of Kappa Sig
ma. Neff, Arts and Sciences, Is
assistant business manager of
the Daily Nebraskan, mem
ber of Student Council, Theta
Nu, Ny-Med, Newman Club,
treasurer of IFC and presi
dent of Delta Tau Delta.
Shugrue, Arts and Sciences,
is editor of the Daily Nebras
kan, president of Sigma Del
ta Chi, Speech and Hearing
Club, vice president of Delta
Sigma Rho, and member of
Phi Kappa Psi.
Smidt, Engineering and
Architecture, is assistant busi
ness manager of the )aily
Nebraskan, Engineers Week,
assistant director of Kosmet
of Spring Day, Pi Tau Sig
ma, University Band, Sigma
Tau, ASME and vice presi
dent of Farm House.
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