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Wednesday, September 19, 1962
The Daily Nebraskan
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A Pin's a Pin's a Pin's
mi 8 a fin's a Pin's
A pin is a pin is a pin is
a pin is a pin is a pin . . .
and . . . here's a ring, there's
a ring . . . every where a
ring-a-ring.
Here are five with pins and
seven with rings.
Good-luck, fellas.
Carol Stall, Alpha Omicron
Pi, junior in Teacher's from
Lincoln, to Bill Knoflicek,
Phi Theta Psi at Marquette
University.
Marion Thompson, Alpha
Delta Pi at Iowa University,
to John. Mclntyre. Delta
Vpsilon,. junior in Teacher's
from Lincoln.
Christie Potter, Gamma
Phi Beta, junior in Arts and
Science from Gothenburg, to
Bill Wheeland, Sigma Phi
Epsilon graduate student in
law.
Mary" Ann Krasne, C h i
Omega, junior in Teacher's
from Omaha, to John Frobe
nius, Kappa Sigma senior in
Arts and Sciences from Ft.
Wavne, Ind.
Marcia Coe. Delta Delta
Delta junior in Arts and Sci
ences, from Wakefield, to
Doug Koel, Theta Xi junior
in teacher's from Harting-ton.
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THE SACRIFICES FOR LOVE John Frobenfus, Kappa
Sigma senior, gets a "tubbing from frisky pledges fol
lowing his pinning to Mary Ana Krasne, Chi Omega.
The antics resulted ia several wet Kappa Sigs and one
brokea window. (Photo by Pixie Smallwood)
Atttmtion Wives I
AH wives of married stu
dents are invited to attend
the first "Games" meet
ing Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
in the north and south party
rooms of the Student Union.
Games is a social organi
zation for the wives of mar
ried students.
Additional information
and request for rides may
be obtained by calling Dona
Linscott, GR-79406; Barby
Larsen, 1V-93562; Karen
Noel, GR-72851 or Peggy
Pesterfield, 435-7519.
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Engagements
Jane Price, Fedde Hall
senior in Home Economics
from Bartlett to Roy Arnold,
Farm House alum from Te
kama. Karen Van 2andt, Fedde
Hall senior in Home Econom
ics from Ord, to A r 1 e n Za
ruba, Burr Hall alum from
Albion.
Judy Skinner, Alpha Xi
Delta junior in Arts and Sci
ences, to 1st Lt. Dave Gair
from Fort Hood, Texas.
Karen Diedrichs, Alpha Xi
Delta, senior in Home Eco-1
nomics from North Platte, to
Monte Nowak, Phi Chi sopho
more in Med School from
Grant.
Sandy McDowell, Alpha
Xi Delta, sophomore in Home
Economics from Arnold, to
Roger Stokall. Delta Upsilon
sophomore in Engineering
from North Platte.
Mary Jean McGrew, Chi
Omega senior in Teacher's
from Lincoln, to Marshall
Jones, senior in Prelaw
from Lincoln.
Suzie Moffitt, Chi Omega
senior in Teacher's from Lin
coln to Mike Merwick junior
in Teacher's from Lincoln.
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NU Contest
Offers $1,000
The University's depart
ment of community services,
with the Division of Nebras
ka Resources, is sponsoring
seven district meetings
be held across the state to
explain to Nebraska commu
nities how they can win ?1,000
for being the most progres
sive town.
Guidelines for the Nebraska
Community Betterment Con
test will be given to commu
nity representatives by t h e
two sponsoring agencies.
The contest will award
$4,000 in prizes to the 12 Ne
braska communities exhibit
ing the greatest progress in
economic, social, cultural, or
physical improvements dur
ing a year's period.
District meetings will be
held in Scottsbluff , A i n s
worth, Broken Bow, McCook,
Wayne, Columbus, and Be
atrice Sept. 24-27. '
Alumnus Editor
Tells Innovations
For Fall Editions
A new column on faculty
members is one of the fall in
novations for the Nebraska
Alumnus, said Mrs. Dwain
Coble, editor.
Every other month, the
magazine will report on what
faculty members are doing.
On the alternating months,
honors received by faculty
members will be published as
will conventions, conferences
and meetings they have been
selected to attend.
Mrs. Coble also explained
that the Alumni Newsmaker
column will be presented in a
different format. In addition,
she stressed that the maga
zine wants to receive opinions
from the readers, not Just
news about them.
She also said that Joel
Lundak will begin writing in
the October issue as the stu
dent column writer.
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NAVY AWARU-Vice Admiral H. A. Yeager presents
the first place in academics and aptitude to Midshipman
William F. Buckey who represented the University team
in the aviation-amphibious cruise at the Naval Amphibi
ous Base, Coronado, Calif. The award represesnts the
highest standing in classroom academics and overaU ap
titude for the amphibious phase of the cruise.
University Midshipmen
Place High At Camp
University Midship men
placed high in summer com
petition during the second
class midshipman aviation
amphibious cruise.
Vice Admiral H. A. Yeager.
Amphibious Force Command-
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presented University Midship
man 2.c William Buckley, a
junior majoring in history, a
first place award in academ
ics and aptitude.
Admiral Yeager also pre
sented the Outstanding Mid
shipman Award to Richard
Ratzlaff, who is a junior ma
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Ag Dean
Addresses
200 Girls
Dr. E. F. Frolik, dean of
the College of Agriculture ad
dressed some 200 women of
the Nebraska Couiril of Home
Extension Clubs Monday in
Grand Island.
Homemakers and heme ec
onomics researchers who
study human relations at the
family level, he declared, may
show the world how to live
in peace.
"You ladies share equally
with the men the responsibil
ity for solving national and
world problems. In the past
100 years you have gained
freedom, equality, knowledge,
and prestige," Dean Frolik
said.
"We have confidence in the
American people and our sys
tem, but we cannot rest on
our laurels. We as a nation
cannot expect to be success
ful in world-wide competition
and still maintain the trend
toward shorter work weeks
and greater leisure unless w
use our leisure time con
structively to help solve such
problems as juvenile delin
quency, mental neaitn ana
physical health.
"Although we have plenty
of food, studies show that
many Americans still do not
have an adequate diet," Dean
Frolik pointed out. Some
cannot afford to buy the food
they need, but most of them
have enough money.
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Calendar
TODAY
STUDENT COUNCIL will
hold Its first retrular meeting
at 4 p.m., today in the Indian
Suite in the Student union.
FILM SOCIETY tickets go
on sale first-come, first
serve basis at Student Union.
4-H riATB Freshman Water
melon Feed, 7 p.m. Ag Cam
pus.
BUILDERS meeting in Stu
dent Union. 7:15 p.m.
ART DEMONSTRATION,
calligraphy, by Baisofl Kawa
saki, Osaka, japan.
art F.YmmriON. th
work of Baison Kawasaki,
Osaka, Japan, University An
Galleries (through Sept. 20),
8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Momunau.
KRRNALS MASS MEET
ING, 5 p.m. today, Eait
Stadium.
THURSDAY
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board meeting, Student Un
ion, 7 p.m
nnri 'AtF.XTA.RY FILMcre-
sentation, Student Union audi
torium, 4:30 p.m.
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