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Wednesday, November 1 8, 1 959 Page 4. f ' Tlio Hr-iita Klphrnknn i t On the Social Side Pre: Vacation Pinnings Add Up To Only Two By Pat Dean The rush period before Thanksgiving vacation has begun and evidently has not left much time for giving pins or rings. Only five pinnings and en gagements" were announced this week. Pinnings Sandra Whitmore, Delta Gamma senior in Teachers from Mitchell, to Denny Elder, Delta Upsilon senior in Business Administration from Bayasd. Judy Brown, Pi B e t a Phi sophomore hi Teachers from Omaha, to Wes Pittack, Kap pa Sigma senior in Architec ture from Hawarden, la. Engagements Sharon Quinn, Delta Gam ma senior in Teachers from Lincoln, to Bill Clark, Delta Tau Delta alum from Lincoln. Young GOP To Hear Cooper State Sen. John Cooper of Humboldt, chairman of the Republican State Finance committee, will be the guest speaker at the Young Repub licans meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. President Rod Ellerbusch reminded members that pic tures for the Cornhusker will be taken at the meeting. LAST DANCE SPECIAL OF 1959 DANCE FOR SWING CHA-CHA FOX-TROT WALTZ 4 1 SPECIAL DANCE COURSE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS OfHR EXPIRES NOV. 25 rthur 1232 "M" St. Call 2-5800 For Appointment !a great, great musical! FtAHC tuo TONITE-8:30 P.M. GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE IS.95 $3.50 $2.95 Pershing Municipal Auditorium-Lincoln with a AfeM future... MTf' I to recognize the upriof M 1 H styling of Arrow U B Cordon Dow. W I t ft It fashion credential m 1 A number the buttondown f M fl oo liar with the perfect -J&sa"1 f ' 1 " (V T m I arched fiare, the fine I 1 - li H "Sanforized" oxford V I I I outstanding tailoring f I I ' ft fach fcriwrday NCAA loo- fc. Tp" V 111 V'MWiWilMMW4-l'' nJr Ginger Schilling, Pi Beta Phi sophomore in A r t s and Science from Lincoln, to Don Campbell, Phi Kappa Psi junior in Engineering from Lincoln. Sally Maxwell from New York, to Darryl Biggerstaff, Theta Chi sophomore in Busi ness Administration from Hemingford. Window Washers To Help Needy A fund raising campaign for Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas decorations has been started by Kappa Epsi: Ion, honorary fraternity for women in the College of Phar macy. Members of the organiza tion have offered to be win dow washers for Lincoln drug stores in return for contribu tions. The funds will be used for baskets for the needy and decorations for Lyman Hall. Hours Extended AWS has extended closing hours on Monday for the Broadway Play Series "Two for the Seesaw," starring Hal March. Girls will be expected back at their house or dorm 15 minutes after the play is over, according to Carol Vermaas, AWS publicity chairman. PRIVATE LESSONS PARTY Murray lOESMTS m titan smart iw w wm iw twtr mao a atoAowAr cowsw or 9 MCHMD WfNTWOSTK CAIOITN MAT! I Today j On Campus Wednesday AWS workers meetinf, t p.m., Stu dent Vnion. Agricultural Engineer! meeting, 7 p.m.. SOS Ag Engineering Hall. JiNSEA meetinf, South Prt room. Student Union. Thursday Gamma Theta I'psiloa, 105 Geography Building. 7:30 p.m. Teacher Placement meeting, 4 p.m., Love Library Auditorium. Al?ha Zeta smoker, 7:30 p.m., Ag Activities Building. Agronomists To 'Swap" Agronomy Club is planning its annual exchange with Kansas State this weekend. It is the Nebraska club's turn to migrate to Kansas State K-State club members were visitors at Nebraska last year. The club members will travel to Kansas Saturday morning and will tour the State agronomy department and farm. A luncheon will be held at noon and club mem bers will attend the Nebras-ka-K-State football game in the afternoon. All members who are inter ested in attending the migra tion should contact Dr. Jack Gooding at University exten sion 7191. Home Kc Group Holils Initiation Phi Upsilon Omicron, na tional home economics honor ary, held initiation Sunday morning at 8 a.m. in the Homemaking building. Six girls were initiated. They were Bev Heyne, Sharon Baughman, Carol Brening, LaVonne Rogers, Barbara Bourelle and Pat Foster. Also initiated as a local honorary member was Miss Mary Guthrie, head of the clothing and textile depart ment. Med A pplicalions Available Now Applications for admission to the University College of Medicine in Sept. 1960 are now available. These applications must be on file at that college by Dec, 1, 1959, and are available in 306 Bessey Hall. They should ! be obtained immediately. J I alakalMMal ONLY 28 tf CK 0AYS jmese does wz i VJ1ME 607 j; -- . i 'Master Cellist' To Appear Sunday 4 (vg!-, " "5ijt" - ' A CELLIST FEATURED Leonard Rose, known as the "Master Cellist of Our Time" will appear as guest artist with the University Symphony Orchestra Sunday. Admis sion will be by ticket only. They are free and may be ob tained at the main desk of the Student Union. The per formance wlil be at 8 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. Fraternity, Sorority Officers Are Listed The following is a list of of ficers of the 23 campus fra ternities and 14 sororities. Listed are the presidents, pledge trainers and social chairmen, respectively. Sorority officers are: AIiha Chi OmeBa Bobbie Jo Bible. Pal Farter and Judy Holmet; Alpha Omicron Hi Soni Whalen, Polly Doerins unci Zella Iing: Alpha Phi Judy Truell, Sarbara Hvland and Carol Vermaas; Alpha Xi Delia Marcia Boden. Pat Salis bury and Mary Anne Welwr; Chi OmeBa Kaihv Hoach. Sanihe Laaker and Mile. Editor Coming: to NU A campus merchandise edi tor of Mademoiselle maga zine, Susan Shaw, v;l! be on campus for personal confer ences Friday. Appointments to discuss fashion careers, courses in volved in fashion training, and local training programs for sophomore and junior women interested in fashion careers may be made with .Mrs. James Eller at the Di vision of Student Affairs. v J v; V t When purchasing your ball gown for this brilliant season . . . make the purchase through your favorite Campus Representative or give her name, for referral credit, to the sales clerk when making your purchase in Miller's. Yofir favorite Campus Representative may win the trip to New York! Marty Hansen; Delta Delta Delta Lynne Meyers. Jean Sell and Janet Hansen. Delta Gamma Liz Robinson. Sharon Quinn and Marcia Hall. 'Gamma Phi Beta Kathy Gilroy. Jeannie Denker and Margaret Marshall; Kappa Alpha Theta Helen Hoekabout, Linda Walt and Sue Hammond; Kappa Delta Eileen Santin, Carolyn Whitney and Barb Sitorius. Kappa Kappa Gamma Phyllis Yoes, Bobbie Rvans and Sua Healy; P! Beta Phi Marilyn Pickett, Jan Rhoda and Ann Billmyer; Swma Kappa Sandie Her'4g, Barbara Snavely and Jeanne Mi.nn; Zeta Tau 'Alpha Sue Johnson, Marilyn Swett and Joyce Curd. Fraternity oficers are: Acaria Bart Bredenkamp, James Hun ter and Richard Spencer; Alpha Gamma Rho Bob Paine. Bob Petersen and Chuck Beermann; Alpha Gamma Sigma Eli Thomssen, Allen Jacobsen and Ed Banning; Alpha Tau Omeno Chuck Hus ton. Bill Wells and Art Blackman: Beta Sigma Psi Kennetl. Myers, Duane Wray and Dale Pieper; Beta Theta Pi Larry Rnmnie, Dick Files and John Stans bury; Delta Sigma Phi Frank Holub. Ken flickenger and Mike Steck. Delta Tau Delta Harold Slue-key. Bob Harry and Dick Stuckey; lelta Upsilon Jack Neilsen. Don Eversoll and Bob Geisler; Farm Houe Norm Rf.hlina. Gary Kilday and Jim Ray; Kappa Sigma Sam Grimminger. Brent Chambers and Dale Voss: Phi Ilta Theta Chuck Wit son. Roger Kankin and Cobe Venner. Phi Gamma Delta Tom GiUiiand. Dick Stacy and Dick Thomsen; Phi Kappa Psi Max Martz. Joe Kolliag and Bob F.yth; Pi Kappa Phi Bill Barr. Lee Forbes and Dick Williams; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bryan Ericson, Lowell Hansen and French Ross; Sigma Alpha Mu Stan Kaiman. Jerry Rosen and James Freidman; Sima Chi Wes Berry, John Erickson and Gary Walker. Sigma Nu George Porter. Bill Boggan and Neil Higgins: Sigma Phi Epsilun Claude Re-ley. Tim Schultt and Don Casey; Theta Chi Jack Verschuur. Ward Svoboda and Norbert Labine; Theta XI Fred Howlett, Don Binder and Larry Schuster; and Zeta Beta Tau Bill Cooper, Stuart Kutler and Larry Herman. ts s ; ii . wye. itciA ' ( has a sparkling ! t i f) W 1 happy-time IM , x. party clothes j Nov. 30 is Last Application Day On Student Loans Nov. 30 is the deadline for the completion of applications for National Defense Student Loans , to help with second semester expenses. Applications must be taken to the Student Loan Office, 204 Administration Building. All students who have loans for the first semester must renew their applications by a personal interview at the Stu dent Loan Office. Those who do not have loans for the first semester may obtain application forms now and should, if possible. have them completed and on file before TnanKsgivmg va cation, the loan office said. Ag E's Meet Tonight "Fuel Cell Technology" will be the title of an address given to the American Society of Agricultural Engineers to night at 7 p.m. in 206 Agricul tural Engineering Hall. Don Lindberg, graduate stu dent in ag engineering, will give the talk. Alpha Zeta Smoker Alpha Zeta will hold a smoker at 7:30 p.m. Thurs day in the Activities Biulding on Ag Campus. Typewriters For Rent Royal - Underwood - Smith Remington Try Our Rental-Purchase Plan Special Student Rates NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER CO. 125 No. 11th Phone 2-4284 Typewriter Ribbons Put On em Aiaq AhofL the only gift shop designed exclusively for Men gifts for every occasion LINDELL HOTEL 13th & M . . and one of our drest ...dome shooed, dramatic. In brilliant red, emerold or royal blue . . . 49.95 And this is just one from our collection of happy-time porty dresses ... for everything from house parties to the ball-of-the-yeor! Short formats in rustling taffeta, floating chif fon or gleaming satin . . . 25.95 to $100. Floor length gowns, sheath and fluffy femi nine styles ...... 35.95 to $125 BETTER DRESSES, SECOND FLOOR Singers Present Carols Dec. 6 The University singers will present their annual Christ mas Carol Concert on Dec. 6 in the Student Union Ball room. There will be two concerts, one at 3 p.m. and one at 4:30. Tickets for the program are free, and will be available at the main desk of the Union from Nov. 30 until the con cert. Tickets will be honored un til 15 minutes prior to each concert, but non-ticket hold ers will be admitted after this time. AWS'ers To Man Office In Union AWS workers have started office hours in 335-A Student Union. They will answer questions concerning AWS and campus rules during these times. The office will be open from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Monday. Tuesday and Thursday and 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday Foreign Film "The Seventh Seal" second in the series of foreign films, will be shown in the Nebraska Theater tonight at 8 p.m. prettiest it thii Koy Selig