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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, March 30, I960
An
(hi the Social Suh
Breakfast
Ticket .4re jLove Mells Un taiuiu5;jprif tool
Available Yet Celebrations Total Nine TvclLlst
1 iv o uas
Tickets are still available
for the 33rd annual Ag Pre
Easter breakfast.
Dr. William Gould will be
the featured speaker and
the Ag Choirsters will sing at
the 7 a.m. event in the Activi
ties building gymnasium.
The choirsters under the di
rection of William Hatcher
will sing "Brother Jame's
Air" arranged by Gordon
Jacob and "Salvation Is
Created," by Lindsay Nor
den. Tickers priced at 80 cents
may be obtained from the
Activities office of the Ag
Union, YW-YMCA members
or house representatives.
tttS&H DiSStac tewfssswT
Love, or a reasonable fac-, alum from Omaha,
simile, has apparently thawed j Mary Clare Aldrich, Sigma
with the rest of the campus j Kappa sophomore in Teach
surroundines and produced i ers from Great Falls, Mont.,
pin- j to uaua uenesi, lvappa dig- is being piiDiisnea two days in
j ma sophomore in Teachers at I advance.
Since April Fool's Day and
the Pink Rag fall on Friday
this week, the social calendar
nine announcements oi
nings and engagements.
Pinnings
Jackie Shaffer' Alpha Omi
cron Pi senior in Arts and
Sciences from Lincoln, to Bill
Tidd, Sigma Alpha Epsilon at
Iowa State University from
Omaha,
Judy Crazier, Alpha Chi
Omega sophomore in Teach
ers from Council Blufrs. Ia.,
to Don Thompson. Beta The
ta Pi shopomore in Business
Administration from Lincoln.
Jan Malone. Pi Beta Phi
freshman in Teachers from
Atlantic, la., to Virg Kubert,
Delta Upsilon sophomore in
Arts and Sciences from Lin
coln. Sheri Herhan, Delta Gam
ma freshman in Business Ad
ministration from Douglas.
Mich., to Lee Taylor. Sigma
Chi junior in Arts and Sci
ences from Jackson. Mich.
Rose Ann Saalfield. Gamma
Phi Beta sophomore in Arts
and Sciences from North
Bend, to Oscar Bredlbauer.
Beta Sigma Psi junior in
Agriculture from Grand
Island.
Engagements
Carole Harr.ad. Gamma
Phi Beta junior in Teachers
Montana State Collese
Carol Larsen. Fedde Hall
junior in Home Economics
from St. Paul. Minn., to Dean
Diere. Burr Hall junior in Ag
riculture from Nebraska City.
High School
Debaters
Coming Here
Twenty five high schools
from throughout the state are
expected to attend the high
school debate tournament to
i be held on the campus Fri-
day and Saturday.
I According to Dr. Don Olson,
; University director of debate.
' th:s debate tournament will
be the largest held on cara-
! pus s-nce World War II.
The tournament will consist
of five rounds of prelimi
naries to be held Fridav aft-
ernoon and Saturday morn-1
ing. a round of quarter finals. '
semifinals and the final!
Miller, Paine
To Display
All-Stale Art
Four hundred fifteen exam
ples of child art have been
selected as part of the 13th
annual All-State Elementary
School Art Exhibit.
The exhibit, representing
83 communities in Nebras
ka, will be displayed in Lin
coln at Miller & Paine audi
torium for a week starting
Saturday.
From the exhibit, four
oCholarships will be awarded
by Miller & Paine and the
winners will attend the All
State Fine Arts Course, which
is held each summer on cam
pus. Four traveling exhibits will
be selected from the 415
'pieces and will be sent
j throughout the state during
the 1960-61 school year,
j Sponsored by the Universi
ty Extension Division and
Miller & Paine Department
store, the exhibit was select-
A'U Coed To Be Selected
For Kansas Relays Title
The first weekend in April
will see many house parties
and even more formals.
Thursday
Residence Hal ls-Boucher
House (Selleck) exchange din
ner, 5:30-7 p.m.
Friday
Alpha Chi Omega pledge
house party, 8-12 p.m.
Alpha Xi Delta tea honor
ing national president, 7-9
p.m.
Chi Omega formal, 7-12
p.m.
Gamma Phi Beta formal.
7:30-12 p.m.
Kappa Delta formal, 7-12
p.m.
Sigma Kappa formal. 7-12 ied from hundreds of entries
p.m.
Lincoln General Nurses
Cornhusker Co-op, hour
dance, 7:30-8:30 p.m. j
Saturday
Acacia house party, 8-12
p.m.
Beta Sigma Psi date dinner, !
6 8 p.m.
Delta Sigma Pi formal.
by Prof. Freda Spaulding,
Prof. Jane Anders of Omaha
University and Dr. Alice
Schwartz of Pennsylvania
State University.
Arrangements for the ex
hibit were made by Mrs. M. j
K. ance and Dr. Phil 11
Rueschoff.
A University coed will be
selected next week on photo
graphic beauty to compete for
the title of co-queen of Kan
sas Relays.
One of the features of the
Kansas Relays each year is
the co-queen reign. One girl
represents the University of
Kansas and the other is se
lected from one of the par
ticipating Big-Eight Schools.
The University Innocents
Society is asking each organ
ized house and resident hall
to submit one contestant. The
girls will be interviewed be
ginning at 7:30 p.m. on April
5 bv Innocents, according to
Harry Tolly.
The girl chosen will be
photographed and judging of
the photographs will be on
April 10 at the University of
Kansas.
The Big-Eight Co-Queen
will begin her reign April 22
by officially opening the En
gineering Exposition held in
conjunction with the track
meet. In the afternoon she
will preside over the Kansas
Relays.
Saturday she will ride in
the parade and that evening
be honored at a dance. All
expenses will be paid by the
Kansas Relays Committee.
No applications are neces
sary but all girls must be at
the Student Union for inter
views at 7:30 April 5, Tolly
said.
round which will be held Sat-j 6:30-11 30 p.m.
urday afternoon. j Kappa Sigma house party.
The winner of the f i n a 1 j 9-12 p.m.
round will become the State ! Phi Delta Theta house
j Read Nebraskan
Want Ails
Awards Banquet
Date Changed
The Student Union Awards
Banquet which was original-j
ly scheduled for last night!
now is planned for April 19 j
in the Pan American Room)
of the Union. j
"Mahalo Luau" will be the j
theme for the Hawaiian set- j
ting.
At that time new commit
tee chairman and assistant j
i chairmen will be announced.
The outstanding worker
from each committee will be j Summer Sessions in the Sun
recognized and a tropin pre-; with pIenJv ef tin,e for fun
sented to the most outstana-. and travel in a refreshing ci
ing worker.
II!" I-jT" "': :
hi 1 1 1 " Mini' inn
from Sioux City. Ia., to Karl, High School Debate Cha m- party. 9-12 p.m.
Read the Daily Nebr&skaa I
Classified Ads. Better still
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Faller. Delia Tau Delta alum i pions for tfte year,
from Fails City. The semifinals and final
JoAnn Jasperson. Zeta Tau round will be held at Temple
Alpha senior in Home Eeon- Hall.
omics from Oakland, to Ar-j Interested students are in
mand Matthews. University i vited to attend.
Theta Chi formal. 7-12 p.m.
Theta Xi formal, 7-12 p.m.
Selleck Quadrangle semi
formaL 9-12 p.m.
Euit Hall formal. 6-12 p.m.
Peridontics
W ill Benin
v - I
II Dental Series
v.
A c jirse on Periodontics '
(tie science of diseases of
the gums t will be held in '
the College of Deciistrv Ap
ril 11-32.
Th:s will be the first in a
ser;e? of courses planned for
the purpose of continuing den
tal education and will last ;
two days.
Accordjig to Dr .Richard
E. Bradley, course director
and professor of periodontics,
the cours "will enable a den
im to gzsi a maximum know
ledge for future courses."
Guest lecturers will include
Dr. Perry A. Ralcliff. asso
ciate processor and vicehair
man of the department of
periodontics at the University
of California School of Den
tistry; and Dr. Harold
The Contain says:
Finally
Spring Suits
are here
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male, ihe university oi cau-
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goldmine of excellent courses
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renowned faculty. 6 and 8
week sessions. Four campuses:
Ios Angeles and Berkeley
with cosmopolitan atmosphere;
Santa Barbara, on the Pacific;
and Davis, near the Sierra Ne
vada mountains. For a rich,
rewarnir.g summer write to
day. Specify the campus in
which you are most interested.
Dept. XE2. Office ot Co-ordma-.
. t-r Sessions, 244 !
Bancroft Way, Berkeley '4,
California.
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To Deliver
Math Talks
One of tibe cwntiy 'f out-
landing matiiemati-
..an. Prof. Magnus Hestenes,
U C L A . m-iB deliver ai
enes oi lour matnematiCE :
es at trie University
Ihrouzh Friday. I
The popular lectures will;
iieal wrJi tine general s-jbjecli
"'Mainematits ana uompu
"r$" and i!3 be presented
,dsy and Thursday at 7:30
m. ia Bessey Hall Audito
r.um. Hs other two prentatioii
SI -Paths of Least Time and
1 Njrfaces of Least Area" and
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