The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 03, 1960, Image 1
Prtiice Candidates. Kosmet Klub Skits Announced By Norm Beattv The fail Kosmet Klub show moved into its final prepara tions Sunday with the selec tion of the fraternity skits and ue Prince Kosmet final ists. Only four fraternities will fejve the opportunity to p re st bi isejr sots this year as contrasted to the fire of a year ago. The four finalists (listed in their respective order as they will appear it the Oct 14 show) are Beta Theta Pi, Alpha Tau Omega, Theta Xi, and Phi Kappa Psi, according to ililt Schmeekk, KK fall show director. The reason the fifth boose as excluded, accon&tg to Schmeekle, was because the Erst four seemed to be much more polished than the rest. -It wossid have been too much of an effort to bring a fifth skit up to par with the rest icr reasonable .competition, Schnnieekle explained. SktSmasters ami their Ixnses imctode Ned Nolte, rt "nk- k. r4.n Beta Tbeia Pi; Pha TracyS sua Jan Jdinston, Alpha Taa Omega; Dave Kecek and ItikiaM&IeSacka, Theta Xi and Larry Long and Kent Kraaffinnirst, Phi Kappa PsL Tea finalist far Prince Rosnaet turners were chosen Satnday alsa by the Molar Boards from the 35 ntne Tie finalists are: Dave Anstjoe, Kappa Sig ma; "Barney" Bameranieist-j tr, BsSa Sigma Psi; Don Fricfee, Alpha Tan Omega; Deia and Fred Howlett, TbeJa XL "Ctop" KmkHm3 Sigma At pha 5.3a; Ron McKeever, Fann Etaase; Asadtola ""Es se" Jtafazavi, S e 1 1 e c k 4$sadraagle; Dave Mjears, Phi Kappa Pia and Roger Art Disjilay Judged By Experts Four Week Shotc Debuts Sunday Tiree ait experts are vis- as jailgis and spccisKrs off 1Che Ifli amiQ2l MisSHnri Valej cxflnHclaaa ef 3 painiings, wioda begsa Saafiay at tfbe Cinwirsjly Art CaHnraes. T2ie 22rdHy sJurw B spaa- scroa jjamqy my K3ae twpsr sity and tits MxOrzoe Art Cwtlw rf Tiipeta, Ransy.5. Jaiging ttihe artroari wjl be Pat Tnrrigna, praJfifisar art act TiiSaM L'ijrairEjly and Douglas MacAgy, direcLar tf the Dallas Miifci-iCT for Can tfingsnrary Arts. Serving as jgiansor its Atetanfler TiUat suu, ifiirfidar dtf Che ULahrase Art Center. The exiMtiafl will inpTftrt oils, temperas and encaus tics prtnarfd i)y reKidenls tff 3wraEka, Missouri, CMa buma, Kansas, Cubrado. Ar giTiKai! and loa, acoarfling to Kormax Genke, din&dor i the IMrersxty Art Galtoiet The paintings Sndnde work done Tcra Sffhmtlt, aEsifit aot Is the director 4tf the IM erily Galleries; Kkikarfl Trkier, aERistant prcieEfiar if art, and senior art major Larry JJuhnsan. "This annual oiibiLian has gained as excellent repination lor the accuracy id its rleB ticm of painters from the etien-Btale area, GeEfce said. At the eompMiau of the ej2i2itiDn the selected paint iings will be shows ly fihe HaEKbnm University Art Center in Topeta. Groups Plan Campus-Wide Mock Vote Arrangements are present ly being made by he ISehran l& Young Democrats, Young Eepublicans and YSFCA to tola a campus-M'ide anscfc election. AKhou2) no defmile details ire available for the moment, spokesmen from all three groups said that the electiaa probaKj iriH coir IZov. 1. ime week prior to the general dectioB on 3Sw. 1L Don Ferguson, president for the Yt'tmg I5emocratR, said thai students win be alile to vote tor both national and state offices.. "We may try t arrange it to students m-iH rote accord ing to their borne congres siunal diEtricts.. Out of slate students in this case, -winijd vote for candidates in this, fhe first teoDgreEEional .dis trict 1 2iiL MarHju Wa'briht Eira PoVilman and Gaye En?e5 vifl represent the YWCA. Repre sentatives from the YE's and . ih YD$ iave not been an- Myers, Beta Theta PL In accordance with this fall's theme, "Historical Bys t e r i c s " here are brief sketches of the four skit fi nalists. - Time Machine Blues," is the Beta Theta Pi theme which deals with the invention ct a television time machine by three professors. As soon as the machine is invented, a student steals the apparatus and is sudden ly launched back into time. He visits France and King Louis the XTV and England where jousting matches oc cur, ice wandering student finally ends up in Egypt at f taunS Know wnere - - - i i 06 , - mne Pfessors who mvented the ,ime maclua!- wtame " f?W s H as prof- The theme for the ATO't is coocensed with "Smelly Mess and the Unmentionables which is a take off on a TV STIeSF m suae JUIS. As in the actual te'eviskm show, there is a narrator and the characters in the skit Band Day To Feature 69 Groups 'Freedom Theme For 3700 Guests Sixty-sue high school ipands partaopaltiiEg in the lima aiiiii'UHiiWTH Mlllilll imv wc-Bj Jwrinamce next Satmrday ail- I sfxxxi at Memorial SSadrani win is! given a tyfirmw as sflgsEsafmt. Use qjgwmiHt the speU- mg ea tbe sevem-Mter wrod "TreedOTj, wil be affiejEt fd by t&e 27i0 lagh scfotK?, rmmriamif m attemdaDCe E3- fer lite drectoa ctf Master Designer Decali T-rti KTMie in fee TreedaHa"' faanEaSaom She will srrg "Asjifflrica Sbe " fegh mukJ teii mi3 be tie UaivcrEiiy ctf Nebraska aarcMmg Tbree izm- dred batsai txMers wiH cir cle tba fkftd pafimmmg cart wbeds and finger tMs and hoj passes. Bef aarmg cS&daSy at wr.55 aja. Satsardav. baic wi!I SuDDre Eft of the stadiinsi far the pomade tdhmogb LiaoE'ia. The parade wm. be televised ire by tbe Uirrersiiy edana tiooal televisiaa statia KIXSC-W. The stalaca wiffl tape the parade and a re-ma 13 be ihzKn Tuesday at S pja Coed Sextet Sinus With Glee Qub Si coeds bare bees seSedt ted t perJana wia the fiSty serKB Ekember Varsity Gfee Qub Sins year. Professor Dale Cam an nounced fiie aneffibers ctf S2a serlet as Susan Swift Kath rja Madfisa, Susan Daven port, Cheryl Jaeidbe. Pat JM taa and llary KrutTe. Easalmd Msisies acafl Marilyn Moore will be the ac companists for the gamp as they ymg at student events, concerts an a spring tour. The sinn mask xa a j r s iud3 snake 19 tbe club are: rtrat Vmar: ffisrr Vontn, Conrae ua Jmrr mi, ibarrr nrvr. lo Ituiittaw 5rrr 1 uttm. Atikmst MHmi ut to vumiai. t-mar: ijm Trim, rook Mlt latar Jxnuta. faEi Itaim. Ihttt . SIohhIII Brott, Lacry litimn. Gtwm Dutum. itannte frmtt. tunr Tnkum, fcirmiml ftteflk. anuu Mb, Wmtc lickn nacttoat-; fiorr Vitec. Gvrjr JuhnMn. Hot Ki'-liok, &iaii fcriKiiMff. WjIuwb lw, Jay Carath. Jams hrriMrrt, 1st rm 4rum. Hwvid 0ttrwwwtL roraim SrauxtHK, 7iwni Jamb. &w ibumt ricii. Ktt Sormtt, Knaor tHMwr. Junnw ftuail, Clrmuii VratKttm. WiliotiB JMs a mk !7-tt vvn. XMiir -mniwwiu. Itmnai M-flntkm, RtriOK Gran, Lr ciunm. c.tvm um. Horn ttuitmaws. Invm fctutir, ianlr fctimc., 2iuimic irtw munb Cad Jmtb aa Imttp worn. TODAY ON C4MFUS Honorary Producm Lunch eon, 7oon; OgaHala Eoom, Student VmasL Csmmsmuty Concert Sales Sep. Meeting, 4 jua.; Sta dent Cnian. raculty Sound Table, 7;38 ym; Eoom 222 Stadeat Uhitm. i Soviet Semir.gr, t y.m.; Student Cium. Inside the Nebrashan Fatal Field Goal A field goal midway in lbs third quarter by tbe Iowa Slate Cydanes proved tbe downlaH ttf tbe Rasters Satar dsy -PageS Concert Scries Fred "Waring and the Pexmrlranians will Td&b'Effrt. fias year" Qmmimrty Concert Series .......... Page 4 Strictly Partiarj Sam Jeniien discusses 'EepubliraniFm' in today's column take a turn and come out to be hoods." The main concern of the hoods and their leader, "Corn pone," is to see how much money they make or take at N.U. . The whole skit comes to a climax when Cornpone and his gang plan a "surprise" for Ivy Day. I Vol. 74, No. 10 Cooper: Til Support N r 1 1 in iA L ii l In , i i-mn i "--m,mmmnr mkdfLmmmJk : M Manisea State Demo Heads Rally At YD Meeting Tuesday Tbe "Ealy to the Xew Fraufltaer. spmaiaped by t2ae Yamffig Dsssascrats, will ea ftare SB top DraMMarattac kad ers m t&e Siate Toesdaj Dcai Fergmssm, prraiiteiit eff ji v . "' a m miirin ,j u aasssoaoed ttree usaa speak-1 ers Mr ts 7 ojo. lu Eoees- EEg- Sjieaben Ttsy are Frank B. Mott5 saa, r? for gmermsr; jecry Wbelaa, ci!m;ida1e for tie Bacise of EfpinesenlElives ffram 12ae first districl and EaUpa BsBfiSBU naticnial c fflndinalisr of Nfferaska cii2i zems far Eesmsdy and Jirim- S0SL I Each speaker wM talt far FergBsam said. Es&ert Cks rad, candidate for tbe VS. Senate, wiH send a letter to be real at tins program. la addMw U Vne spt-ilfrs, FtrSBtaa said be expects Mayw Pat B1es f Iiarla aai State Teasnrer Dili Lar in pts II wiber tfp state DerawTaSe 2kials to at test! tbe seetlkj ia tie LS3e Aadlieriani f be Scsfitral l3Emdiaie3y foUuwing he brM spsedbes Sbere wall be B Morssal ctjfffee and ""iciest Coeds' Hats Off To Senator Orme Stale Senator Ftera IMfeard Orme will discnts '"Tbe Wjkb eu's Place in fibs Warld Ta day at a Cd Cacnsfiors party Tinirsdsy. A featcre ef tbe "Rzls OS" part for all Coed Counselors and tbeir "Ele sisters" vl be tbe JtiomercAde bats wbkia eada bas bees ashed to inabe and wear. Tbe dessert dinner wJ3 be at 7:25 as the Pas Axaerjisja room ctf the StaSraif Vtam. Graduate Enrollment Sets Record of 930 A record ssmher mf SCS stu dents bars enrolled m tbe UnjTErsir Graduate Coltege, aecardirg to Dean Jobs C. Weai'er. Tbe fugnre tops tbe 13u8 en r&Dmeat cumber eff $38 by Si wiib ntea cctaurnbera tbe B'a3al by more than 4-L Tbe Grauuate College, a ganlSid ja 1SUS, as the Idest public sdnJ tf its type in tbe United Slates. Efiiturifel Page J The Theta Xi skit is labled "A true tale of Robin Hood." In this case, Robin Hood selects his merry followers in a rush week in Sherwood for est Confusion reigns high throughout the proceedings, especially so when Will Scarlet goes through "rush." Win finally pledges himself Cftcrad dfee candidate" sessaffla ia fhe Uehbh party rorais. liratxre TabHes will be set c? for each DesMscraSac caffidsdate isff paabffic effice wbere Ecr atmre can be obtaixied and vhare Memested stmideaats may sgs "9 to wsssrk tssr asy Hcand&daSe of tV-Sr rVgyp T3ae MiWnsmmgxT debate will be piped sMsx fee party ijnnnis dariEg tbe taicet t2ac caiadidate" sessaan, FergmHiiai eipilaiajaid. Tfcis meetiitg I3 kick-eS sr w ees Beobers&jp drive, FergBfim sail. Be addeti &at tie Yks Dem crats pjaa to accept lie Kea- giM "Che cs jcr fcaad, j r f kr, ysr vte" at tMs Mtt-jdaeg. The atondaiKe cf tbese fcp parly Headers at ome ses sxm at aa erampSe ttf cot prty,'s fcteffist iaa tbe vmsSSn (td tafiay and the future eff GigglingGals,DerbyHatsMarkDay - Great gM off giigj&g gMsr TMs naigM have been a cas ual " obsHrTer's reariiDa to Sigma CM"s Darby Day fes feitiks. Frvflt (be tratSiiBal Inf paijcs; f rriJy pkiiges jeans to tats tmaByal tKT f tbe eaaeptts by &s Derby Day 1K Mar!?w Hail sebxb, it was a Bwy bet Bker ry aHak. . Eappa Aba Theta was tbe wneraH wjuner, scaring tbe Mgliest mnmber f poMs sa tbe varians tacrtesls besides fis-i-mmg Miss Eandsdma as their n, Pl Pbfs Sww Sectrad plat -went to Pa Beta PM Sarariry, wni Alpha CM Ctamesa and Zata Tan Aba tkd fw third. Pledges frma all the kw ite parlicaled is nine events, ranging frons the sb and egg wriest to the Miss Derby Day easiest. Pi Phi Kay Scbnarr was tbe rasnier asp aa tbe beauty evest. Isdhidsal icers were: Z4a Taa Alpba, fcrm rat aikd tbs fish asd egg cBUrst; GaiBsa Pld Etta, Che fisb piAe race. Kappa Alpha Theta tbe cimggiffg West a ad beaady uc&st; Deba Delta Dttla tbe tar jma; ta?P test aad A3?4a Of Omega tbe caas paimlrg eeil PPints were giTsu accora- 3ig te Hffw me H!uie$ srawea ia each erect and bow many pledges bad ;g Cbfs greek ietLers paistei va their eans. Saturigy's victwy maris She tbird iar &e Thela's over a toar yejr span, iney won siinJIary Derbr Day tap bun- an in and 1S. to Robin Hood but not with out a number of zany inci dents. The Phi Psi slit is entitled "The Spir-its the Thing" which deals with a "realistic" view of heaven. Different parts of history are shown as an elevator travels from earth to heaven. The Vice President of Lincoln, Nebraska filuLlea Aauerica," Fergssoa said. Tine 14 otter top party kad- EteenHg are: Mm Airmrnw Ramri Lll-1 caster cstzBiy Deraocrasjic Tace-cbairiELaiiii,, J. J. Eran, frywwiiaiiiyiii majnagesr ffssr Frasit Manriisjisa, FraiLk Golden, Lan caster County Deincxatiic c2i Demiociratiic cSLanmiaiL Keaaetb Lewis, Liaeeln city CMOKfl mttmbtr, Sirs. Xaary CbMs, caairmas f Laarastcr cwoiry cMxess far KesoMwy asd Ja&assa. Hrs. Befea AJbdvacb, secretary of Xebra&a dUtan fr Eea erfy UEii ikasa, Mri. Ea gtwe Warrem, jaakr ITBff fanwps'y cbainBaa fr Lhk CA&L Mrs. EeJen Greean, state press senreSary Cw Eemaedy Jittfc-assaa; repffesentainres . fraea al press innsdiia; Mrs. Efeyl Eerwiaa; Mr. and Mrs. Pearie F. Facigaa azd Ed ward Fiingaa, r 'A A J 1 t J" , 1 1 .. i 'V, t- ' 4 V. 5xma Chi 1W Derby SlarSja HaadKbidi smik m Earthly Affairs (St Peter) decides that he must destroy the earth because its useless ness. A character who has just arrived from earth tries to change the vice president's mind Included in the skit which depicts such -times as the eras of George Washington, Sampson and Delilah and In a letter to Chancellor Clifford M. Hardin, State Sen. John Cooper, Republican nominee for governor, has prom ised support of the University by bis administraJion if he is elected. Similar letters went out to the heads of the state col leges at Wayne, Chadron, Peru and Kearney. In the letter. Cooper ex plained his convic tions con cerning high er education and its value to this state." Be listed achieve ments of his family U I i & i ,L ZT. i.,.Ke can improve the position fact that his cwnpaay has -ZXZ. m. TT eribated mre than K3.f to the University sntce be be came tbeezecative rtce pmtdecrL The Democrats have rkarsed that Cooper is "anti- University, because of fius vote agaisst the Lwrnrmji. m badget dmiag the last scs- sum cl ise jeosiiure aa I his statements dmrag the ia- vesHizaaja by the fcgislatiire of fffinmer law coBeg e facaSty meaiber Slertei Bernstein s ZWCS III TXtSttnSKZ a HaaOT H om. Caries ef t&e fctter seat to Cla9ceBir Bardia w ere als seat to all facslty members ad emslsvees of the Uai- rertity. Tbe text of the fetter is as fsilisws: Dear ChaaaceSssr Hardin: Fuar tinnie I have feffit it adrisabUe to state in writ ing my csKmvsdtoES csKocern isg hifbar edsacataaa aad its vatoe to tbis slLsie. Edaaca tiocal opprltaity is a basic reparetiLii lor a staoffig, propseroms acd progressive wcdtf, aod I am a fiinra hs lafver in provsdsjsg edaica tasnal facii!!Mies fjsr Kebras Izzs in Xe&rasia. That is why nny daisgMer. wa5 graisatei frosa tbe Umi- j is wty my tm imk. ids grad- ... -' f -f , 3IISS DERBY DAY I960 Day Qaera, MarBya is a t we reawas. wiaarr of tbs Abe Lincoln, is a chorus line of "boy and girl angels." Only seven of the 11 houses signed up for try outs actually made the Sunday afternoon appearances, Schmeekle said. Besides the four finalists. Beta Sigma Psi, Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi en tered the competition. Monday, October 3, 1960 uate work there. I met my wife while we were attending the University of Nebraska. Since I became Executive Vice President of the O. A. Cooper Company in 146, my Company has made financial contributions to the Univer sity in excess of 5 .000. I am personally very proud of my University. Nebraska is upon the thres hold of a new economic era. With a positive and construc tive program we can increase our industrial potential, and tadatioaofo5a- j ecoo- osy. Bod, you cannot grow good tiM, l-. rf nm. nnfnm vinM mncHr -rvsHr fink 5-. to ehjw. .rstem. Tisis system merits our support at all levels. Presect day demand for yong people with good col lege training requires good B rraim irwfcnrtla CMtV crafi g. eIievtiere a they canmot get it at borne. An ua- msdiate goal mnst be to give ysKnag peeple good reason for remaining in Nebraska, first to complete their education, and second, to aEow Nebras ka to benefit from their train ing and knowledge. Tbese are sorae of fhe rea sons why. daring the Special Session, I attempted to ob tain a substantial seen for use in indsasfirial research by the University of JCehrasia and why I actively ssrppsjrted, daring t!ue last regmlar ses-. sitsm, ffoar oiber biffis wfescb gave to the University sko stantialy increased benefits. I am convinced that a Uni versity is m stronger thaa (CMXraed m Page 4) 1 Kappa AhAa Tbeta, erH Derby Day n est. v, if 1- 'i - jjauuufcd 3'et-