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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, December 16, 1959
On the Social Side:
We Spoke Too Soon
Another Phi Gam Pin
By rat Dean
Words spoken too soon
sometimes result in another
pinning. ,
The Phi Gamma Deltas, had
a formal pinning again Mon
day night, the second in two
weeks, after a two year un
pinned spell. v,
Twelve couples announced
pre-Christmas pinnings and
engagements at Monday
night dinners.
Pinnings
Joanne Fahrenbruch, Alpha
Omicron Pi alum from Lin
coln, to Clare Emery, Sigma
Chi in Dentistry from Ger
ing. Fran Thompson, Alpha Phi
sothomore in Speech from
Kansas City, Mo., to Doug
Coder, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
senior in Business Adminis
tration from Wellfleet.
Margaret Shearer, Delta
Gamma junior in Arts and
Sciences from Omaha, to Jer
ry Morris, Kappa Sigma jun
ior in Arts and Sciences from
Scottsbluff.
Today
On Campus
Wednesday
Intor-TarflHy, 6:50, north entrance, 8t-
drrrt T'nton.
Tminc Democrat, meeting, S!R Student
Union.
Thursday
Cnrtetmas Mil Trip participants, meet
Ins, t p.m. 340 Student Unlfn.
ml'F meeting, 1:16 p.m., 349 Student
l' Dion.
Alpha Zeta, 7: p.m., 306 Keira Hall,
Initiation.
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Susi Sass, Kappa Alpna
Theta freshman in Teachers
itom Omaha, to Jim Ander
son, Phi Gamma Delta senior
in Engineering from Omaha.
Judi Roy, sophomore at
Stephens College at Columbia,
Mo. from Milwaukee, Wis., to
Gary Lorentzen, Theta Xi
junior in Teachers from Har
tington.. Engagements
Marj Morehouse, Kappa Al
pha Theta sophomore in Busi
ness Administration from
Fremont, to Ken Johnson
Beta Theta Pi sophomore in
Arts and Sciences from Lou
isville, Ky.
Erwina Hutchinson. Alnha
Xi Delta junior in Home Ec
trom Lincoln, to Donald
Peterson. Phi Tau senior in
English and History at Wes-
leyan.
Beth Randall, Pi Beta Phi
junior in Arts and Sciences
from Fort Scott, Kans., to
Brent Chambers, Kappa Sig
ma senior in Artsand Sci
ences from Fort Scott, Kan.
Martha Lee Jungck, junior
in Teachers from Rusville to
Vern Hunzeker, an alum from
Lincoln.
Pat Rohlffs, Delta Delta
Delta junior in Teachers from
Sioux Falls, la., to Rod Eller
busch, Sigma Nu junior in
Business Administration from
Holstein, la.
Sue McGrath, Alpha Phi
senior' in Home Ec from Has
tings, to Bob Briggs from
Seward.
Mary Apking, Women's
Residence Halls junior in
Arts and Sciences from Od
to Eugene Blake, Cornhusker
co-op senior m Engineering;
and Architecture from Brewster.
NU Debaters
Score Wins
In Kansas
University debaters scored
several wins at the annual
invitational debate tourna
ment held at Southwestern
College, Winfield, Kans., last
weekend.
Two freshmen, Susie Mof-
fitt and Tom Cooper, sur
vived five rounds of prelim
inary competition to emerge
with second place honors in
the senior men's and mixed
team's division which ' is
deemed "roughest division
in the tournament."
In the women's division,
Bernice Dvorak and Ellen
(Herbie) Nore won one and
lost four. This is the first
year of debate experience for
both.
A second "first year" team
composed of John Wehr and
Gary Johnson was entered in
the juni'or men's division
also won one and lost four.
An excellent rating in dis
cussion was awarded to Wehr
and third -place honors in ex
temporaneous speaking went
to Miss Moffitt.
Other debate victories went
to Barbara Langhauser and
Renny Ashleman who won
three and lost three in a
tournament held this weekend
at the Air Force Academy.
AUF Installation
All University Fund will
meet at 7:15 p.m. Thursday
in 349 Student Union.
All new board members and
assistants must be at this
meeting for the installation
of officers and chairmen.
YD Meeting Tonight
Committee chairmen for the
Young Democrat mock con
vention will be named at 8
tonight at a meeting in 332
Student Union.
Pi Tau Sigma Elects 16
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ME HONORARY Pictured above are the
16 new members of Pi Tan Sigma, na
tional honorary fraternity for mechanical
engineers at the University. They are:
(front row, from left) James Bjorklund,
John Olsson, Lincoln consulting engineer
and honorary member, Sabri Sungu, as
sistant professor of mechanical engineer
ing from Ankara, Turkey, and honorary
member, Alfred Gerlach and Robert Wil
ley; (second row, from left) Wilbur Rueb-
samen, Heinz Otte, Dwight Hann, Mdney
Fix, Vernon Kotrc; (back row, from left)
William Jones, Jack Nielsen, Thomas Jen
sen, Bruce Hasch, Richard Eurich and
Tony Divis. v.
Dr. Findlcy Donates Own
Medical Library to JVU
NEBRASKA UNION
BARBERSHOP
wiff be open during
Christmas vocation each
Monday through Thursday
.A well-known Omaha phy
sician, Dr, Palmer Findley,
has presented his personal
medical library of more than
2,000 journals and books in
the field of obstetrics and
gynecology to the University
College of Medicine.
The Findley collection in
cludes the definitive works on
obstetrics and gynecology
published during this and the
last century.
In addition, the collection
has many of Findley's notes
on the subject while in col
lege and his manuscript of a
biography of a Nebraska phy
sician. Dr. Findley is known in the
field of gynecology as the au
thor of "Diagnosis of Dis
eases of Women" which was
published in 3 succe s s-
Earth Honorary
Initiates Five
Sigma Gamma Epsilon ini
tiated five new members
Dec. 12.
The new members of the
national earth science hono
rary are Virgil Kress, Alan
Best. Park Nelson, V. H.
Minshew and Douglas Kent
lhe initiation ceremony
was held in Morrill Hall.
LUCKY STRIKE presents
ft
Historic event! DR. FROOD
REVEALS HIS ADDRESS
(See below)
Dear Dr. Froedt My roommate continu
ally steals my Luckies. What should 1 do?
tinned Against
Dear Sinned Against: The most suc
cessful defense Is the traditional African
ene. Mold small wax image of your
roommate. Then, at full moon, insert
half a dozen common household pins into
the bands of the image.
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Dear Dr. Preod: 1 was out with my girl
and I saw this old lady and 1 laughed and
I said, "Did you ever see such a worn-out
old hag?" and my girl told me it was her
mother. What can 1 do now?
, Outspoken
Dear Outspoken: Take your'lcft foot in
your right hand and Jerk sharply until it
comes out of your mouth.
5. re.
Dear Dr. Frood: If I were demented
enough to want to' write to you, how
would I go about it? Pen Pal
Dear Pen Pal: Address your letter to: '
Dr. Frood
Box 2990
Grand Central Station
New York 17, N.Y.
No phone calls please. Thus far I've been
unable to have a phone installed here in
the box.
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Dear Dr. Frood: Our football team ha
lost 8 games a year for the last 6 years.
How can we improve our record wiihout
letting the old coach go? Alumni Pres.
Dear Alumni Pres.:
Schedule fewer games.
Dear Dr. Frood: 1 am a 5' I " co-ed with
a figure exactly like the Venus de Milo's.
Would you say I should be in the movies?
Lovely
Dear Lovely:
I'll say anything you want me to.
to o o
Dear Dr'. Frood: I told my fiancee we
can't afford to get married until 1 finish
college. She insists that two can live as
cheaply as one. Is this true?
Dubious
Dear Dubious:
Yes. If they take turns eating
DR. FROOD ON HARASSING
HABITS OF ROOMMATES
Roommates resent these common faults in
roommates: Staring at my girl's picture.
Not staring ft my girl's picture. Studying
when I'm not. Having a homely sister.
Having no sister at all. Only one thing is
more annoying than having a roommate
who always runs out of Luckies: Having s
roommate who doesn't smoke Luckies.
COLLEGE STUDENTS SMOKE
MORE LUCKIES THAN
ANY OTHER REGULAR!
When it comes to choosing their regular smoke,
college students head right for fine' tobacco.
Result: Lucky Strike tops every other regular
sold. Lucky's taste beats all the rest beccuse
LS.M.F.T.-Lucky Strike means fine tobacco.
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TOBACCO AND TASTE TOO FINE TO FILTER!
Product of J&jJmu &icco-&nyaf.f ujr middle mm
sive editions from 1903 to
19J3, "Gonorrhea in Wom
en", 1908, as well as for nu
merous articles printed in
medical journals.
He is also a recognized au
thority in the field of the his
tory of medicine for his books,
"The Story of Childbirth",
and "Priests of Lucina".
College of Medicine Librar
ian Mrs. Bernice Hetzner stat
ed that the Findley colkction
"has great value to medical
education and basic research.
It will supply original source
material of current and his
torical interest." '
Dein Receives
Accoimliiii; Post
Dr. Raymond C. Dein, pro
fessor of accounting at the
University, has been elected
research director of the
American Accounting Asso
ciation. The position automatically
makes Dr. Dein a member of
the ' Association's executive
committee.
The directorship is in addi
tion to his teaching assign
ments at the University,
where he has been a faculty
member for 20 years.
Ski Trip Meet
Set Tomorrow
All persons planning to par
ticipate in the StudentUnlon
sponsored Ski Trip are to
meet at 5 p.m. Thursday in
340 Union.
IVCF Meeting
Inter-varsity Christian Fel
lowship will meet tonight at
6:50 at the north entrance of
the Student Union.
SAiT A SUGGESTS ...
Buy him or her on Ivy or Con
tinental swearer and save! Call
Mid-West Campus Waar,
HE 2-6923 and have our repre
sentative hei "nu. s.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO ALL
SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNTS
Better Quality Diamonds
Watches - Jewelry
Kaufman's Jewe'irs
1332 "O"
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Shop Thursday end Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
GoJ(h
OF NEBRASKA fS '
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Gigantic Sale of
Jackets and Suburbans!
Smart Blouxe Style Jack-rU
Utually 16.9 to 18.9Z Now s .
Popular Length Suburban
l'$uaUy 22.50 to 27.50 Now . . .
12.99
16.99
For any man . . . anywhere . . . winter means warm outerwear. In
one of thene smart jackets or suburbans, he'll step outside in style.
We. happily add to Christmas cheer by offering them at prices even
Scrooge couldn't resist !
Thrifty move ta sove Z??C Green Stompi
GOLD'S Men's Coal . . . Balconr
