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Innocents Tackle Thirteen Juniors;
Round Chosen Honorary Member
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er. Jim Huge, f I
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Psi, will be lMA-J
The Innocents Society
tackled thirteen junior men
into the senior men's honor
ary society and bestowed hon
orary membership on George
Round
Roy Arnold, FarmHouse,
was tackled as the new Inno
cents president. Bill Connell,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, is the new
vice president. Ron Gould,
Theta XI ,
was selected
as the secre
( a r y and
Steve Gage,
Sigma Chi,
was tackled
the
the sergeant- Arnold
at-arms.
Others tackled into the In
nocents Society include Deon
Stuthman, FarmHouse; Al
Plummer, , Phi Delta Theta;
Jim Samples, Delta Tau Del
ta; Bill Holland, Theta Xi;
Marsh Kuhr, FarmHouse;
Don Witt, Residence Associa
tion for Men; Neil Ferguson,
Phi Kappa Psi; and Pat
Clare, Delta Upsilon.
Round, selected for honor
ary membership, has been a
staff member of the Univer
sity since 1933. He holds the
position of professor of the
agricultural Extension Serv
ice and chairman of the de
partment of information at
the College of Agriculture as
well as performing the duties
of the Director of Public Re
lation for the University.
The new members and their
respective offices and activi
ties include:
crr Arnold of Tekamah. president, ton
f Mr. and Mm. Forrest Arnold. College
at Agriculture, won the Alpha Zeta Fresh
man Scholarship Award and the Gamma
Sigma Delta Sophomore Scholarship I
RON
LICHT
CENTRAL STATES
AS. A L PRES. FOR
ENGINEERING & ARCH.
ELECT
PAULA
WAHliER
TO
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STUDENT COUNCIL
ARTS SCIENCES
Award for the highest grade average
in his class, president of Corn Cobs.
Builders, and Farmhouse fraternity, a
member of Student Council, Phi F,la
Sigma. Alpha Zeta. and an Outstanding
Collegiate Man finalist, held the Regents.
LaVerne Noyes, Fairmont Foods, and
IFC scholarships.
William B. Connell of Bradenton, Fla.,
vice president, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Connell. College of Business Admin
istration, member of Student Council, the
1961-62 Student Tribunal. Interfraternity
Council, chairman of Nebrasra Union
Special Activities, president of the Can
cer Education Society, chairman of the
Campus Health Council, member of
Young Democrats, and pledge trainer
and activities chairman of Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity, held the local Amer
ican Legion and Sigma Phi Epsilon schol
arships. Ronauld J. Gould of Omaha, secretary,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ervm E. Gould
(5521 Pacific). College of Arts and Sci
ences, vice president and past public
relations director of the Interfraternity
Council, vice president of Corn Cobs,
president of Theta Xi fraternity, mem
ber of Young Democrats and Nu Meds,
and chairman of the Nebraska Union
Tournaments Committee.
Stephen J. Gaffe of Lincoln, treasurer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John R Gage.
College of Engineering and Architecture,
member of Student Council, Engineering
Executive Board, cn-editnr nf the TFf!
Rush Book, senior editorialist for Blue
print, columnist for the Daily Nebraskan,
member of the Kosmet Klub, past secre
tary of the Big 8 IFC, treasurer of
Sigma Delta Chi, secretary of Pi Tau
Sigma, corresponding secretary of Sigma
Tau; and member of Sigma Chi frater
nity, held the General Motors Educational
Grant, Regents, and Doane-Butler scholar
ships. James 8. Huge of Holdrege, sergeant-at-arms,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.
Huge of Madison, Wis.. Teachers College,
he is vice president of N-Club. chairman
of the IFC rush committee, president of
Young Democrats; a member of Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity and Lincoln Proj
ect, most Kiiginie Bachelor Finalist, and
the 1961 Outstanding Collegiate Man,
named to the All Big 8 Scholastic Foot
ball Team and the 1960 All American
Academic Football Team, held a Regents
scholarship and an athletic grant-in-aid.
Deon D. Ktulhmin of West Point, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stuthman. College
of Agriculture, president of All Univer
sity Fund, member of Student Council.
Kosmet Klub, Agriculture Executive
Board, Nebraska Union Board, Alpha
Zeta, Gamma Delta, and Farmhouse fra
ternity, held Regents, Ak-Sar-Ben, and
Nebraska Seedsman scholarships and
has been awarded a National Science
Foundation Undergraduate Research Fel
lowship. Allan L. Prammer of Bayard, son ol
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Plummer. College
of Arts and Sciences, he is corresponding
secretary of Student Council, All Univer
sity Fund board chairman, vice president
of the Big 6 Student Government Asso
ciation, Outstanding Collegiate Man fi
nalist, member of Kosmet Klub, Nu Meds,
Phi Eta Sigma, and secretary of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity, held Regents,
Colonel E. C. Ames, and Elk's scholar
ships. James M. Sample of Anrors, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Kee K. Samples. Enrolled
In College of Arts and Sciences, he is
treasurer of Student Council, past secre
tary of the Interfraternity Council, mem
ber of Kosmet Klub, treasurer of Delta
Tau Delta fraternity. Outstanding Col
legiate Man finalist; and master of cere
monies of the I960 Kosmet Klub Fall
Show. He has held the General Motors
National scholarship.
William . Holland of Overton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Holland. College ol
Engineering and Architecture, a mem
ber of the 196142 Student Tribunal, the
national champion University HfjTC ri
fle team. Phi Eta Sigma, secretary-treasurer
of Rifle Club, staff member of the
National Headquarters of Pershing Kl-
MOTHERS
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Sitiiiidts.
THE TERRIFYING RISE
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ROUND
fles, and member of Theta Xi fraternity.
He has held the General Motors National
scholarship.
Marshall J. Kuhr of Blair, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Mertin Kuhr, College of Ag
riculture. National Commander of Per
shing Rifles, fall .show chairman of Kos
met Klub. president of the University
4-H, All-University Fund board chair
man, member of Alpha Zeta; varsity sen
ior dairy judging team, Spring Day as
sistant board member, and vice presi
dent of Farmhouse fraternity, held Ak-Sar-Ben
Regents, and National Poultry
scholarships.
Donald R. WU of Syracuse, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Witt. Colleges
of Arts and Sciences, and Teachers, mem
ber of Student Council, RAM Council,
president of the Lutheran Student Asso
ciation, past president of Selleck House,
vice presiddent of the Lutheran Church,
Council, Nebraska Union Advisory Board,
counselor in Selleck Quadrangle, and
member of Mu Epsilon Nu, held Regents
scholarship.
Neil E. Ferguson of North Platte, son
of Mr. and Mis. F. H. Ferguson. College
of Engineering and Architecture, presi
dent of Kosmet Klub, member of Student
Council, Engineering Executive Board,
Varsity Men's Glee Club, Pi Eta Sigma,
and secretary and activities chairman of
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
Patrick E. Clare of Lincoln, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Clare. College of
Arts and Sciences, president of N-Club.
member of varsity football team, Out
standing Collegiate Man finalist, mem
ber of Nu Meds, Newman Club, Ger
man Club, Delta Phi Alpha, and presi
dent of Delta l.'pjilon Fraternity, held
an athletic grant-in-aid and was named
to the Ml Big a Scholastic Football Team.
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have been held, with the
Percival Bus arriving home
just a bit late and burden
ing AVVS with multitudinous
campuses for the next few
weeks.
A few remaining ques
tions about events past and
present:
Did Monte Kiffin really
think the Innocents were set
to tackle his tackling abili
ties? Will Steve and Cindy find
true happiness in the face
of grass-stained trousers?
Why Mylon Filkins?
Why was the Pixie Press
late? Did the Rag staff real
ly burn the TNE journalis
tic endeavor? Is it true that
the University Press print
ed the Scarlet Letter?
What will Don Kpp do
without his red-hooded stat
us symbol?
What would the campus
do without Dick Masters to
ridicule?
Why not a "shorts raid"?
Why campus politics?
Why not?????
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GUNLICKSoDUDDE..
Queen Nicki
Reigns Over
Ivy Day
Miss Nicki Herndon, for
merly of Battle Creek,
reigned as the 1961 May
Queen during the Ivy Day
Ceremonies.
Queen Nicki was crowned
by her Maid of Honor, Miss
Janet Hansen. Both girls are
enrolled in the College of Ag
riculture. Members of the May Court
were Kay Hirschbach, Lor
aine Hadley, Regina Span
hake, Jeanne Garner, Joan
Myhren, Alfreda Stute, Ellen
Basoco, Suzanne Tinan, Mary
Knolle, Linda Lou Sawvell,
Nancy McGath, Nancy Miller,
Mary Weatherspoon, Susan
Christensen, Marga
rethe Plum, Jan Jeffrey,
Helen Schmierer, and Nancy
Jacobson.
The entire court of her ma
jesty includes:
Crown Bearer
Kdward Wishnow, 3, Lincoln, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wishnow,
Flower Girls
Sue Ann Katskee. 5, Los Angeles. Calif
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Katakee,
and Elizabeth E. K'.!?.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kraft.
Seniors
Kay Hirschbach. South Sioux City, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mis. Ray Hirschbach;
Loiaine Hadley, Blue Springs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hadley; Regina
Spanhake, Leigh, daughter of Mr. and
Juniors
Jeanne Garner, Cozad, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Garner; Joan Myhren,
Rapid City, S.D., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Myhren; Alfreda Stute, Hau
ler, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A.
StEUen Basoco, Lincoln, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. Basoco; Suzanne Tinan,
Mitchell, S.D., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Tinan;
Mary Kay Knolle, Sioux City, la., daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Knolle; Linda
Lou Sawvell, Sioux City, la., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Sawvell; Nancy Mc
Gath, Emerson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. McGath.
Sophomores
Nancv Miller, Tekamah, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Miller; Mary
Weatherspoon, Des Moines. Ia., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Weatherspoon;
Susan Christensen, Lincoln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Christensen; Mar
garethe Plum. Lincoln, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mogens M. Plum;
Jan Jeffrey, Lincoln, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Jeffrey ; Helen Schmierer,
Beatrice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Schmierer: Nancy Jacobson, Seward,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. C, Jacobson.
Freshman Pages
Maureen Frolik, Lincoln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Frolik; Carta Tor
tora, Bellevue, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
B. Tortora.
Chain Leaders
Seniors Kay Swoboda, Norfolk, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Swoboda;
Sharon Janike, Lincoln,daughterof Mr.
Columbus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Muhle;
Janet Rhoda, York, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Khoda; Roberta Rock,
Valley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rock; Phyllis Elliott, Lincoln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Elliott.
Juniors Sharon DeMars, South Cioux
City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Nielsen; Naomi Bedweli, Falls City,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bedweli;
Muriel Lelehonk, Sioux City, la., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lelchook;
Judy Hamilton, Boulder, Colo., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Hamilton;
Shirley Gates, Beatrice, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harlin W. Gates;
Sharon Stevens, Fullerton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Stevens; Sharon
Anderson, Omaha, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil E. Anderson; Maribeth Lar
son, Des Moines, la., daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. H. W. Larson.
Mortar Boards Tap Eleven Coeds;
Nancy Tederman Chosen President
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4-H dub Will Give
Awards at Picnic
The winners of the Frisbie
Scholarship and the Coop Rec
reation Camp Scholarship will
be announced at the annual
University 4-H Club picnic
which will be held Wednesday
at 6 p.m. in Peter Pan Park.
Recreation will follow the
picnic.
ilaal
Miss Miss Knolle
Rolfsmeyer
Eleven University coeds
from the junior class were
tapped into the Black Masque
chapter of the Mortar Board
during the Ivy Day festivities.
Nancy Tederman, Alpha
Chi Omega, reigns as the new
president. Gladys Rolfsmey
er, Love Memorial Hall, is
the new vice president. Mary
K n o 1 1 e , Pi
Beta Phi,
was tapped
as the secre
t a r y. Diane
Tinan, Kappa
Kappa Gam
ma, is the
treasurer for
the honorary
and Lynn ' "
Wright, Kap- - -
pa Alpha Miss Tederman
Theta, is the historian.
Others selected for the
senior honorary include Shir
ley Parker, Alpha Xi Delta;
Sonja Ericksen, Chi Omega;
Maribeth Larson, Alpha Chi
Omega; Gretchen Shellberg,
Delta Gamma; Sharon Rog
ers, Kappa Delta; and Ann
Moyer, Kappa Alpha Theta.
The women were chosen for
the senior women's honorary
on the basis of leadership,
scholarship and service to the
University. The minimum
grade average is 6.500, set by
the University Mortar Board
in accordance with the nation
al requirements.
The new Mortar Board
members and their activities
are:
Nancy Tederman of Hnldreee. president,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Teder
man. Enrolled hi Teachers College, she
is first vice president and past scholar
ship chairman of Alpha Chi Omega social
sorority, president of Tassels, member of
Associated Women Students' Board and
Student Council, Homecoming Queen
attendant in I960 and finalist for 1960
Miss E-Week.
Gladys Rolfsmeyer of Mllford, vice
president, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Rolfsmeyer. Enrolled In College of Agri
culture, she is past president of Love
Memorial Hall and Home Econom
ics Club, member of Student Council, Ag
Executive Board, Vocational Home Eco
nomics Council, Soviet Student Ex
chsnge Committee, Alpha Lambda Delta,
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Miss Parker MissErikscn Miss Rogers Miss Moyer
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Miss Tinan Miss Wright Miss Larson Miss Shellbery
Nancy McGrath Heads
Panhcllenic Officers
The newly elected Panhel
lenic officers are Nancy Mc
Gath, president; Linda Joyce,
vice-president and Nancy
Grossman, secretary.
and Omlcron Nn. chaplain of Phi Vmx
Omicron. 1961 Ideal Nebraska Coed final
ist, 1959 Activities Queen finalist, I960
Homecoming Queen finalist, and I960 Hel
lo Girl. .
Mary Kay Knolle or Sioux City, la.,
secretary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
M. Knolle. Enrolled in College of Arts
and Sciences, she is standards chairman
ot PI Beta Phi social sorority, vice pres
ident of Union Program Council,
president of Sigma Alpha Iota, member
of Phi Sigma Iota, University Singers,
Girls' Sextet with Men's Glee Club, Hon
orary Commandant Finalist and Ideal
Nebraska Coed Finalist.
Diane Tinan of Mitchell, S O. treasur
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tinan. Enrolled in Teachers College, she
Is vice president of Kappa Kappa Gamma
social sorority and Tassels, treasurer of
Builders, member of Phi Sigma Iota,
1960 Homecoming Queen Finalist, and
1961 Ideal Nebraska Coed Finalist.
Lynn Wright of Lincoln, historian,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Flavel A.
Wright. Enrolled to Teachers College,
she is secretary of Kappa Alpha Theta
social sorority, vice president of All Uni
versity Fund, associate editor of Corn
husker Yearbook, past president of Alpha
Lambda Delta, past assistant chairman
of Builders, member of Pi Lambda The
ta, Delta Phi Delta, 1960-61 Miss Navy,
1959 Activities Queen. Pershing Rifles
Honorary Commandant, and Miss Space
Flight.
Shirley Parker of Lincoln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Parker. Enrolled
in Teachers College, she is president and
past pledge trainer of Alpha Xi Delta
social sorority, past president of women s
Athletic Association, past vice president
of Alpha Lambda Delta, member of
Coed Counselor Board. PI Lambda The
ta. Phi Sigma Iota, and State Executive
Council of State Education Association.
goaja Lou Erlksel of Mullen, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Eriksen.
Enrolled in College of Agriculture, she
is vice president and scholarship chair
man of Chi Omega social sorority, vice
president of All University Fund, treas
urer of Home Economics Club, and mem
ber of Ag Union Board, Coed Counse
lors' Hoard. Vocational Home Economics
Association. Alph Lambda Delta. Oml-1
cron Nu, and Phi Upsilon Omicron.
Maribeth Larson of Des Moines, la.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Larson.
Enrolled in Teachers College, she Is
president of Alpha Chi Omega social sor
ority, past chairman of Union Music
Committee, secretary of Red Ctobs, past
member of All University Fund, and
member of PI Lambda Theta and Young
Democrats.
Grrtchrn Ann Shrllbrrr of Omaha,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Shellberg. Enrolled in College of Arts
and Sciences, she Is secretary of Delta
Gamma social sorority, vice president of
Builders, managing editor of D a 1 1 v Ne
braskan, past member of All University
Fund Board, member of Theta Sigma
Phi. 1961 Ideal Nebraska Coed, and re
cipient of Journalism Cold Key.
Sharon Rogers of Lincoln, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Earl A. Rogers. Enrolled
in College of Arts and Sciences, she is
president of Kappa Delta social sorority,
vice president of Associated Women Stu
dents, past secretary of Panhellenic, past
member of YWCA Board, and member
of Student Council, Huskerettea, Young
Democrats. 1960 Ivy Day Court, and
1959 Activities Queen Finalist.
Ana Moyer of Madison, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George H. More, Sr Sc
rolled in College of Arts and Sciences, oho
is corresponding secretary of Kappa,
Alpha Theta social sorority, past chair
man of Union Program Council, member
of Daily Nebraskan, Builders, and I960.
61 Union Advisory Board.
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