Friday, March 16,-1962
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Independents Sponsor
Annual Sprng Dance
The independent organza
tions on campus, IWA, RAM,
and Delta Sigma Pi are spon
soring the first annual Spring
Ball dance.
In past years the dance was
held in the fall and called
the "Hello Dance." The "Hel
lo Dance" was sponsored by
IWA and RAM last year. Be
cause there were many social
events in the fall, the dance
was changed to a spring date.
Last year a Hello Girl and
Hello Girl Escort were select
ed. This year an- outstanding
Independent woman and an
outstanding independent man
will be crowed "Independent
Spring Queen" and "Inde
pendent Spring King" during
intermission.
Five women and five men
will be selected finalists by
an interviewing board con
sisting of representatives
from IWA, RAM, Mor
tar Board, Innocents, Daily
Nebraskan staff and Delta
Sigma Pi. The finalists will
be judged on the basis of
scholarship, activities, service
to the University, personality,
appearance and poise.
Voting for the queen and
king will take place at the
dance. Any University student
attending the dance may vote
for royalty (ID's will be re
quested). The voting will end
shortly after 9:30 p.m. and
royalty will be announced
during intermission. The "In
dependent Spring Queen' will
be presented with a crown,
a bouquet of roses and a
traveling cup. She will be
crowned by last year's Hello
Girl, Gladys Rolfsmeyer. The
"Independent Spring King"
will be presented a crown
and traveling cup. He will be
crowned by last year's Hello
Girl Escort, Maurice Wiese.
This is an all-campus affair
and all University students
are invited to attend. ;
The dance will be held
March 23, from 8:30 to 12
p.m. It will be held at East
Hills Ballroom with the Mark
IV combo to provide music
for dancing. Admission is
$1.00 per person. Dress is
semi-formal and this year's
theme is "Spring Fever."
Tickets will be on sale in
the Student Union March 16
21 from 11 to 1 p.m. They can
also be purchased from social
chairmen of the independent
houses or at the door.
Miss E-Week Interviews
Scheduled For Sunday
Preliminary interviews
tor Miss E-Week will be held
this Sunday in Room 332, Stu
dent Union.
Times for the interviews
are:
2:20 Kay Pierce, Inde
pendent 2:30 Shirley Nunns, Del
ta Delta Delta
2:40 Anne Savage, Delta
Gamma
Ag Talent Show
Depicts History
Spectators will get a
glimpse of life in the past,
tiie present and the future at
the annual Ag talent show at
7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Ag
Activities Building.
Admission is 35 cents.
There will be ten student
acts, a faculty quartet, and
four acts from Hastings Col
lege. Carrying the show from the
days of the pilgrims through
the 19th and 20th centuries,
the twenties and the depres
sion into the present and the
future will be Susie Hyland
and Dave Zimmer, mistress
and master of ceremonies.
Two trophies will be
awarded. Judging the acts
will be Dr. Rhea Keeler, Mrs.
Gordon VanRiper, and Mrs.
Gene Dybdahl.
1 DAY ONLY
MON., MAR. 19
2
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MATINEE 1:30 p.m. ,
EVENINS 7 p.m.
2 GREAT BALLET
COMPANIES ON
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CHILDREN 30
THE SCREEN AND
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2:50 Marrily Rittmaster,
Sigma Delta Tau
3:00 Mary Devany, Zeta
Tau Alpha N
3:10 Judy PolenzLove
Memorial Hall
3:30 Linda Jensen, Kap
pa Kappa Gamma
3:40 Mary Ann Hummel,
Kappa Delta
3:50 Jeanette Broz, Burr
Hall
4:00-Willa Meyer, Pi
Beta Phi
4 : 10 J a n e Tenhulzen,
Kappa Alpha Theta
4:20-Sally Dale, Alpha
Omicron Pi
4:30 Rosann Rost, Sigma
Kappa
4:40 Penny Sullivan,
Gamma Phi Beta
5:00 Dianne Milne, Chi
Omega
5 : 10 Diann Deitemeyer,
Alpha Phi
5:20 Sharon Kyker, Al
pha Xi Delta
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are brought to our attention
within 48 hours.
FOR RENT
Sleeping room, 3 blocks from campus,
ideal for studying. 911 New Hampshire.
Close to classes. Ideal studying condi
tions. Single and double rooms. 1312
Q Street. HE 2-8278.
LOST AND FOUND
Lost Pair brown glasses in brown case
between Union and girls dorm.
REWARD. 432-4396.
Reward offered 'or return of Waltham
white gold watch. Lost near Bessy Hall
or in Union. GA 3-8123.
Found: At Burnett Hall, Introduction to
English Grammar: Sledd. 477-9545.
FOR SALE
Hi-Fi stereo tape recorder. Full tape
library. Like new. IN 6-5554.
DANCE BANDS
Big band dance stylings have finally
come to the campus! JIM HERBERT
fc HIS ORCHESTRA for the tops in
the modern sound. Twelve of NU'g
finest musicians. Call 423-8213.
PERSONAL
Want home typing done for me. Call
GR 74751 after 6 p.m.
"How To Catch A Thiaf" by Oliver and
the kids at 16 A R.
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Phi Psis Choose
Top Cheerleader
Pam Jones, of Hastings
was selected as the head
cheerleader of the 1962 Phi
Kappa Psi All Tournament
Cheerleading Squad.
The Squad is selected an
nually from the cheerleaders
from the various towns that
compete in the state basket
ball tournament.
Miss Jones, a member of
the honor squad last year,
succeeds Sandra Mcistrell of
Fremont in the top position.
The other cheerleaders
picked for the Squad are:
Diane Lehr, of Lincoln North
east; Doranna Roth, Gering;
Barb Bowman, Fullerton, Ann
Ellerby, Hastings and Bev
erly Ekdaul, Polk. They will
be invited to the Phi Psi
spring date dinner.
The girls were judged on
enthusiasm, appearance,
cheerleading ability and over
all spirit.
The judges were Dave My
ers, John Powell, Mike Mac
Lean, Dwain Carlson, and
Dave Theisen.
Campus Forum
(Continued from page two)
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makes me wonder if the
views of the Republican
Party are not becoming
dominated by ultra-rightist
viewpoints such as
those expressed in the
National Review. It is
apparent that Mr. Stast
ny's mind is dominated
by the National Review.
Sincerely Yours,
Richard Maulsby
News Director,
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The Saturday Evening
MARCH IT U8US NOW ON SALE.
Shamrocks, Leprechauns
Reign Over Weekend
All socialites, be on your
guard! This is the weekend
of the blarney stones, stove
pipe hats, shamrocks and lep
rechauns. Friday
Piper Hall, Beatnik Party,
9-12 p.m.
Alpha Gamma' Sigma,
house party, 8:30-11:30 p.m.
Delta Tau Delta, formal, 7
12 p.m.
Saturday
Delta Gamma, St. Patrick's
Dav .party, for sorority
pledges, 2-5 p.m.
Sigma Kappa, initiation
dance,' 9-12 p.m.
MA Buffet Tickets
Tickets for the Nebraska
International Association
(NIA) ( international buffet
will be on sale in the front
lobby of the Student Union
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to
day and tomorow.
The buffet will be held
Sunday from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
in the dining room of Sel
leck Quadrangle.
The tickets are $1.50 each.
Terrace Hall Love Memo
rial Hall, Shamrock Formal,
6:30-12 p.m.
Kappa Sigma, Star Dust
formal, 7-12 p.m.
Sigma Nu, Beachcomber
house party, 8-12 p.m.
Corncobs Elect
Grady President
Recently elected officers of
Corncobs, the male pep club
on campus, are: president,
Wes Grady; vice-president,
Jay Graf; secretary, Larry
Hammer; and treasurer, John
Bischoff.
Wes Grady's activities in
clude present vice-president
of FarmHouse fraternity,
Spring Day chairman, and
National Supply Officer for
Pershing Rifles. He has also
served as FarmHouse rush
chairman, member of the Stu
dent Union Board of Man
agers, chairman of the Union
film committee, chairman of
the 1961 men's games, and
vice-president of Ag Execu
tive Board. He was also pre
sented the Union Distingushed
Service Key. ,
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Kings Ballroom
AT CAPITOL BEACH
Friday, March 16 The Eccentrics
Twist Contest, Cosh Prizes
Saturday, March 17 Johnny Cox
,9 'til 12 p.m.
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On the ferry: an Impala Sport Sedan.
CheVy II Hungering for a car
that's lovely, lively, easy to park
and pay for? Chevy II is all that, all
right and also winner of Car Life
magazine's award for Engineering
Excellence! Parallel to the shore:
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Corvair If you spark to sporty
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Gateway . . . 61st and O St.
"ideal coed"
"outstanding man"
Congratulations to
NANCY MILLER
Named Ideal Nebraska Coed, she is a student
in the College of Arts and Sciences. The
daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Walter F. Miller of
Tekamah.
JOHN R. NOLOhi
Named Outstanding Collegiate Man, he is an
Arts and Sciences College student. The son of
Mr. ond Mrs. W. W. Foster of Imperial.
Wards ig proud to honor these students who not only
maintain high scholastic standings, but are active in
many campus activities. Their efforts have earned for
them great popularity among their fellow students.
Outstanding . . . John Noloh
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Ideal ... Nancy Miller
You may meet Nancy and John personally Saturday atWards
Gateway Store, from 1 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nancy will act as hostess
in the Junior Fashion Shop and will model new Spring fashions. '
John will be host in Wards Young Men's Shop. You are in
vited to visit with them about your spring wardrobe.
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