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The Daily Nebraskan Friday, October 17, 1958 Page 4 On the Social Sidt Friday Previews Social x4ctivities Friday Is the most popular day for parties -this week, with seven functions sched uled for that day. .Three house parties and a third party are the special events of the weekend. ' FRIDAY Delta Delta Delta-Beta Sig ma Psi, hour dance, 4:30 p.m. Gamma Phi Beta-Beta Theta Pi, pledge hour dance. 5 p.m. Kappa Kappa Gamma-Pi Beta Phi-Kappa Al pha Theta, Triad Party, 9 p.m., East Jtiuis. Sigma Kappa-Acacia, hour Four Pledged To Alpha Lam Four new members of Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman women's scholastic honarary, were pledged Thursday. They are Jeanne Inness, Sharon Ramage, Shirley Sim mons and Regina Sponhake. Requirements for the hon orary include a 7.5 accumu lative average or above for the freshman year, or a 7.5 average for one semester. The girls will be initiated Nov. 18. '. No Overnights Needed for Trek Students attending the Nebraska-Colorado game in Boulder will not be charged with an out-of-town overnight, AWS reports. The weekend allows women students to be gone Friday and Saturday nights only. Stu dents wishing to leave before Friday must have a special permission slip from Miss Helen Snyder, Assistant Dean of student affairs for women. NEBRASKAN CLASSIFIEDS Radio KFMQ nJ a bright "Girl Frldir" capablt of writing intelligent radio advancing copy about 1 hra. a day. Pleaa phone (or an appoint ment T-33M. Mr. Burton. TOK BALE: Light blue formal, ulr.e 1ft. Street length. flS.OO. Call 3-4521. SPEEDWAY MOTORS 1719 N St. LINCOLN, NEBR. Speed Equipment Hollywood Mufflers iANCI To Columbia Records Sensational Orchestra LARRY & LES ELGART FRIDAY, Oct. 17th AdVertcee' ticket! oil sale at MiHer-Peine's Mwic Shea TURNPIKE dance, 7 p.m. Zeta Tau Alpha, "Sock Hop" house party, 9 p.m. Love Memorial Hall, Fedde Hall-Burr Hall, hour dance, 7 p.m. Terrace H a 1 1-Cornhusker Co-op, hour dance, 7 p.m. SATURDAY AlDha Omicron Pi. open house and dedication, 3 p.m. Sigma Delta Tau, pledge coffee hour 3 p.m. Ag Men, party, 8:30 p.m., Student Union. Selleck Quadrangle, Mixer, 8:30 p.m. Kappa Sigma, "Barn Dance" house party, 9 p.m. SUNDAY Alpha Chi Omega-Delta Sigma Phi, bridge p a r t y, 1:30 p.m. Alpha Phi-Sigma Chi, Pizza party, 4 p.m. Kappa Delta-Alpha Gam ma Rho, pizza party, 4 p.m. Towne Club-Beta Sigma Psi, picnic, 4 p.m. Float Entries Due Monday is the deadline for homecoming parade float entries, A letter stating the title and describing the theme of the float must be sent to Col leen Christianson, 3420 Hold rege St., by this time. Square Dance An all-University Square Dance will be held tonight at 8 in the Ag Union. Anyone may attend the dance. Union V Bulletin Board Friday, October 17 Nebr. Council on Teacher Education. 9:m. 313, 315, 316. 212. Inter Varsit.v, 12:30. Y. Student Pub. Comm., 1-30, Z. Saturday, October 18 Nebr. Council on Teacher Education, :00. 212. , , State Speech Teacners ass n uincn eon, iZrno, X. Kt Men Dance. :00. Roundup. International Student Mixer, 8:30, Ball room. Sunday, October 19 NHRRF. 1:30. 213 Towne Club Initiation, 6:00. 312. Movie, 'A Letter to 3 Wives', 7:30, Ballroom. h i I t ACCEPTING THE TROPHY for Alpha Chi Omega, for most cooperation and contribution to Panhellenic ideals, is Lois LaRue. Elsie Ford Piper, for whom the award was named, presents the trophy. The scholarship trophy, also given at the Wednesday banquet concluding the Pan hellenic Workshop, is displayed by Mary McKnight of Delta Gamma. Lynne Meyers, Panhellenic president, - presented the scholarship trophy: KUON Friday, October 17 5:30 A Number of Thlnge 5:45 The Friendly C.iant 6 Kvenlnu Prelude :30 TV Classroom 7 The World and Physics 7:45 U N. Heview I Channel 12 Presents t Searchlight! on Delinquency Main Feature Clock Lincoln: 4'Dunkirk," 1:00, 3:08, 5:08, 7:15, 9:22. Nebraska: "Hell unvers," 1:00, 4:03, 6:57, 10:00. "Rob bery Under Arms, 2:32, 5:32, 8 '35 Stuart: "The Decks Ran Red," 1:00, 2:40, 4:25, 6:05, 7:50, 9:35. Varsity: "Man Of Tha West," 1:25, 3:30, 5:35, 7:31, 9:27. Sta': "Cry Baby Killer," 1:00, 3:26. 6:52, 9.18. "Hot Car Girl," 2:05, 4:31, 7:57, 10:23. Joyo: "No Time For Ser geants," 7:10, 9:20. Stan lew: "Cartoons," 7:15. "Toughest Gun In Tomb stone," 7:30. "Tarzan's Fight For Life," 9:00. "Tip On a Dead Jockey," 10:30. 84th & O: "Cartoons," 7:15. "Quantez," 7:30. "Man In The Shadow," 9:00. "Fireman Save My Child," 10:30. West O: "Cartoon," 7:15. "Joe Butterfly," 7:20. "Hell On Frisco Bay," 8:55. "Baby Doll," 10:35. Pershing Members Assemble Five members of the Na tional Headquorters of Persh ing Rifles at the University are attending the national as sembly which began Thurs day at the University of Colo rado. ' Students attending the as sembly are Pat Kuncl, na tional -commander; Robert Maran, national chief of staff; Stanley Fonken, national ad jutant; Fred Howlett, opera tions officer; and Judson Douglas, logistics officer. The group will be accompanied by Lt. Col. Arthur Dean, assist ant professor of military sci ence and tactics. Plans will be made for the operation of the national soci ety for the coming year and the national constitution will be rewritten. The convention will end Saturday. Pilot Bes Go to 12 Cadets Twelve University ROTC cadets selected for flight training were presented ROTC Pilot Badges Thursday. Dr. A. C. Breckenridge, dean of faculties, presented the awards. The flight train ing will consist of 35 hours of ground instruction and 33 hours of flying instruction. Students successfully com pleting the flight training w;il receive a private pilot's li cense from the Civil Aeronau tics Administration. Upon graduation and entry into the Army they will be considered for Army training. The students selected are: R. Bruce Abernathy, J o h r Barth, Lyman Cass, Norlir. Cooper, Jerry Leadabrand, David Linn, Robert Mahood. Gilbert McGarraugh, Honor Ochsner Jr., Guy Sapp, Jerry Sellentm and Paul Smith. MONDAY OCT. 20th Pershing Municipal Auditorium Don't Mitt Iti Don't Mitt It! Don't Mitt HI' Gil VPHfC en flrflflrfivflirl pU V KCRMIT BLOOMGARDEN Ulllt Jff ' gW-W Mill 1 1 it Jl!l GOODRICH HACKITT 'W0j with LI LI A SICALA Kat MtTBT NAN . OTTO . lUfstT mm McFARUYtD HULETT UWIS PAULINE HAHN Dtractml by KIP GOOD 4om4 m rU Ordinal D'fcHon of CARSON KANIM tndutlfm MqJ bf tOVi AftONSON M ia- tHUNf PONI - tV' T UUMD WATtOM Still lots of Good Sectt Avathbli CALL 2-4881 Dulcy Cited For Service In Ag Work Dr. Frank Duley, agronomy professor at the University Agricultural College, was hon ored for more than 40 years of service to agriculture at a banquet Tuesday night. He was cited for his service t o research, professional workers, students and farm ers. He is a soil conservation ist for the Agricultural Re search Service and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Throughout his career, Dr. Duley has authored or co authored eight research bul letins, 14 other bulletins and some 56 journal articles. Dr. Duley's soil research work was called "a basis for setting up runoff and erosion control experiments through out the country," by D. E. Hutchinson, state soil conservationist. Home lie Club Plans Work Day Home Economics Club will hold a Work Day Saturday. Members will do household and yard tasks around Lin coln to earn money for var ious club events during the year. Anyone who has work such as washing windows, clothes, cars or cleaning, raking leaves, etc. should phone 8-3111 or 2-1926 and ask for a member of the Home Eco nomics Club. Sixty girls will accept work assignments. More Than 100 Students Selected for NU Singers More than 100 students have been selected as members of University Singers. Singers annually presents a Christmas concert and a spring concert. Eearl Jenkins, assistant professor of music, is director of the group. The members are: Ropranoa Ann Blomquiat. Carolyn Boe gixer. Marian Drayton, Connie Cole. Carol Ciandell. Mai-iiia Crocker, Jane Ellefaon, Katy Griffith, Myrna Grunwald. Janet Hawley. Ga.vle Johnson. 'Sharon Johnaon. Gienda Klein, Shirley Leu-hook. Myrna McClary. Lynn McPhaul. Margaret Otaon, Anita O'Reilly, Beverly Owena, Claire Prucka, Mary Ramaite, Sandra Reimer, Shirley Reinek, Janet Rhoda. Sylvia RU. Paula Raehrkaase, Lucy Webster, Jeanne Whit wer, Sue Worley, Carol Yark, AcnabeU Cikmund and Paula Hemphill. Aitoa Lou Anderson, Joan Baker, Jan Bottom, Gretchen Blum. Shirley Chab. Janice Dean, Pat Erickson. Barbara Fen wick, Eleanor Fidler. Kay Green, Cynthia Hansen. Sandy Heffelfinger, Mary Arm Harr, Joyce Johnaon. Reba Kinne, Maribeth Larson, Kay Livgren, Bonny Micas, Joy Maaii, Carolyn Novotny, Carol Rathe, Susan Rhodes. Owen Sahn, Linda Schelbitzki. Accelerated Math Accepts 22 Students Twenty two students will take a special "speeded-up course" in mathematics at the University. They are James Aden, Rich ard Altrock, Clark Baltzell, Larry Barron, Irvin Belzer, David Bowers, Edward Col lett, Larry Dornhoff, Ronald Elmshauser, Richard Files, Stephen Gage. Richard Glover, Don Hagr man, Larry Middleton, David Mignery, Bert Peterson, Ray mond Peterson, Frederick Rickers, Charles Sherfey, Ronald Stirtz, Dougal Whit mer and David Wiltse. Top Students The students, selected from are believed to b the "cream of the crop." They entered the course by invitation of the department. j In selecting the students, j the department sent a letter to each of 550 Nebraska high instructors to recommend qualified students. About 100 names were received from this method. An additional 50 students were selected from those en tering freshmen who attained high scores on the general placement examination. This combined group was given examinations in algebra and trigonometry, and the 22 were selected. Course . Work The course will cover ma terial in analytic geometry ! and calculus in three semes ters in a more rigorous man- the 2,100 entering freshmen, ner than Is normally covered in four for other students. Material In logic and set theory will be introduced. This course is an effort to better students in mathemat ics as undergraduates, said Dr. Walter Mientka, assistant professor of mathematics. He said that members of the mathematics department felt that more should be done toward stimulating and chal lenging the better students than was formerly possible. Sharon Smith, Terry Smith. Susaa Stehl, Mary Ann Timmona and Joyce iers John Bartela, Dob Crandell.' Bill Duffey. Ron lruersol. Gary Kahler, Robert Landberg. Lou Lawson, Robert Leigh. Richard Lenington, Galen Marks. Roger Massey. Gale Miller, Blaine Mc Clary, Donald Nelson, Terry Otto, Kea Scheffel, Jerry Tucker and Bill Walker. Basaes-Alan Byers, Albert Can-. Ed Carstens, Larry Edwards, Gene Haten, Ron Holscher. Bill Kinder. Wendell Koontz, Don Mattox. , David Menke, Kent Murray, pan Nel son, Bob Perry, Douglas Pearson, Nor man Rigxins, John Shriver, Keith Smith. Roland Stock. Robert Tideswell, Fran Tirro. Rod Walker. Jey Wallinaford and Dewey Wiens. First Pot Luck Set for Simdav The first Ag Union "Pot Luck with the Profs" dinner will be held Sunday at 5:30 p.m. in the Ag Union Lounge. The Ag faculty and their families will provide the food, while the Ag Union Activity Committee will furnish the coffee, rolls and butter. WANTED: Resp. students to coll on frot. oro. and ret. halls to demon, and tell daily used product. Earn $100-200 extra month. Write for de tails for immediate Start. P.O. Box 497, Indpls, Ind. BE POPULAR learn to done ... b!I dances including cha-cha Profeuional Experience DON ANDERSON student -t- 5-4805 CORNHUSKERS ALL! Congregate at the HOTEL CORNHUSKER LANDMARK TEE PEE POWWOW TEE PEE Open 'til 1 A.M. weekdays and 'til 2 A.M. Fridays and Saturdays ENJOY SUNDAY BRUNCH . . . Served from 1 1 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Adults $2.00 Children $1.00 IlIlllllH tlEZIIIIIIItf lltiaillllfllMl IC3IIIIIM IIIIirCIIIIIMIItM tC3 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IMIZIIIIlllItllliaialllJflllllCZItlllirilllllCIJintfllljirtlCI 1 FLY THE 25th Cheer for the Nebraska Football Team E 5 at BouldeT, Colorado end Return Safely the Some Day Call Flight Line 6-2749 for information fmiioiiiimiiioiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimaiiiiHiHiiiaiin a i iimi IS FOR Sunday Movie Features 'Letter' "A Letter to Three Wives" will be the Sunday night movie this week. The Academy Award-win ning comedy stars Jeanne Crain, Kirk Douglas, Ann Southern and Paul Douglas. The film will be shown in the Union Ballroom. No ad mission is charged. A student I.D. card is required for ad mission. Sinfonia Pledges Phi Mu Alpha, men's music Sinfonia, has pledged the fol lowing members: Larry Cole, John Mills, Wil liam Parsons, Robert Force, Lynn Roberts, Jack Watkins, Lou Lawson, Ron Ingersoll, Kent Murray. 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