Friday, February 22, 1963
The Daily Nebraskcn
Page 3
Board Maintains
St. Onge Verdict
By SUE SMTTHBERGER
Nebraskan Staff Writer
The State Normal Board
has "no intention" of back
ing down in the Henry St
Onge case, according to Hen
ry Freed, president
Freed's comment came af
ter disclosure of a confiden
tial American Association of
University Professors
IAUUP) report that the
board two years ago abused
St. Onge's rights by rescind
ing a teaching contract pre
viously given him.
The May II. 1X1. Dailv
Nebraska! said "St. Onge's
crime revolved aromsd the
fact that he bad opened his
back yard t a controversial
speaker.
"The speaker. William Man-
del, was a witness at the
San Francisco hearings of
the House Un-American Ac
tivities Committee a year
ago," it stated.
St. Onge was lured by
Wayne State Teachers Col
lege President William Bran
denburg and was to report
to the faculty in September
of 1561.
Tfce Normal Board with
drew the roetract after- St.
Onge united Mawlel to
speak.
Mandel bad previously been
denied a campus forum at
Ohio State University. WMJe
speaking, Mandel was criti
cal of the House Un-American
Activities Committee and
spoke of Soviet Union mili
tary iraigM.
At Use tone of tbe contro
versy. Dr. Robert Estrich,
etoairraian of the English de
partment at Ohio State Um
versity. saM. ""I would be
very gJad to have Mm ctm
tsnwe in our department- SL
Otsge tod been teaching in
the EmgEsJi sfefaitmemit tlaere
Wore being hired by Wayne
State.
After tfce reprt is pb
fcbed n a AAUP hmHtC.
the ease may be submitted
to the annual AAUP meet
ing. That group conld vote
censure upon the offending
institutions or governing
boards.
S Freed said Monday, "As
i far as we're concerned, our
aecision was made on a sound
basis. We have no intention
of changing our mind under
any kind of pressure."
St. Onge was criticized by
many people for founding the
Thomas Tusser society, the
May 10 Nebraskan says.
Many believed the group a
mysterious, secret movement,
probably entrenched with
Mandelian philosophies, the
article says.
; Others claimed at the time
that SI. Onge had founded
the society as a joke.
II Thomas Tusser was a poet
I in sixteenth centmrv England.
J He wrote a handful of poems j
about husbandry which were'
reportedly not accepted by
his generation. As a result
, be w as snubbed and died in
debtors prison.
St. Onge ran across his
.writings one morning over,
coffee and suggested that the
i morning coffee group be :
, known thereafter as the Tus- -ser
society.
I Wbea questioned about the
society by other newspapers,
J SL Onge kept ibe reporters
gaessiag about the pvrpose
of the groop. the article says.
lias be let the joke m its
I coarse.
The Mandel appearance cli-
: maxed the growth of the 1
joke and caused the St. Onge
controversv.
Ag Students
Stud Under
Special Plan
Fifteen freshmen at the Uni
versity College of Agriculture
have been named to take part
in the honors program now
in its third year.
The new participants in
clude: Miles Foster, Burle
Gengenbach, Lee Grove,
Norman Helzer, Edward
Jackson, Rodney Johnson,
Richard KruD.
Also participating win be:
Ronald Lindvall, Milan
Moore, Wayne Pfeiffer, Rob
ert Schaffert, Dale Seidler,
Neal Smith, Bruce Snyder and
Ronald Snyder.
"Main purpose of the hon
ors program is to provide a
high level of individual free
dom and choice in tailoring
e a c b student's educational
program to meet his needs
and interests." said Dr.
Franklin Eldridge, director of
resident instruction at the Col
lege. ""Participation in the pro
gram is voluntary ."' he said.
"Selection is not based entire
ly upon scholastic achieve
ment Other factors include
originality, creativity, indi
viduality and personal moti
vation. "The first students to take
part in the program are now
juniors in the College. Most
of these students are very en
thusiastic about the program
and some have tackled ad
vanced work which they
would not have had an op
portunity to do in the regular
four-year program," Dr. El
dridge explained.
Socialites Indulge
In House Parties
TkbAa&kcuv
CipplaudA,
Xew pariiiraieJi'tariaii of
Tasadls Barb Troctostaageft.
Tsywne Ombptedcs Marttoa
Bajtrom, Marti Deisms, Dsanme
WM8JtiBigtteiu RrigJ43 Zand,
and their ew BiaftoriajPiiifo
liiciif Ctanrniaai NaJKy Stern
er. Read Nebraskan
Want Ads
Main IVatarr Oork
I. m-
5:M. J.2S-
2:15, 5:iS. 7:tS,
Vanitr: Tara BvMaC !::?
:!, ::, :2X
7-M. "Ttt SsatrtwS Wittffla A KmC
f I
ALWAYS A SOUTHON..
JbiKt a lift MtMi sftw8
tmysm tim AM&mA lt fro-
li swm 'J(tc ttuaftffli. T
KTSf.Sa win to
tm fciAsra I mW t Hiwiwy to
puvm w w OMUL'S fr
bMKM, M Wincto and Wto
tutor
; I
miis clscjc
SulU 707
4323229
Connecticat
Mataal life
f 'PjBK'Jir 1J ' "f-
WPP"
COCKS OPOT 12:45
4
- mo. niinn
U14K ....
HIE MOST POWERFUL
Pirtare Vn Hill See This Year!
Fantastic Starg Of A
Small Girl' Potcrr
Over A Full-Groscn
At neat
iH' 4lxvl mum'
J
EIQLDHJ
in
r
COLOR fSdCEpteflm
- m. iff Sr
WCONI50AY ONLY AT THE STUAJtT
&Mr Op 1r4S Caw
1 r'V!8$WW,'l"''
OltMAw MI faWtwnWi Sfe
J?
nr A fa. : tmnr iwnMM SjK
DM M Car fo Cawr S '
uMi awiv fink
m - - - u
FIX
I0ITIO: ,5fD
w "4
Lrlll
CTATS S4JH0AY . . .
mutm aico
usofirrrf roum
3
rjr m VMM mu
, -,. I !
) mined X Vl
IMC (WWMiW .WW WW
Tomorrow night will find
the campus socialites indulg
ingin a bevy of house par
ties, formats and dances.
TOMORROW
FEDDE HALL Burr Hall
hour dance, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
DELTA TAU DELTA bouse
parte, 9-12 p.m.
PHI KAPPA PS1 house par
ty, 8:30-12 p.m.
PI KAPPA PHI bouse par
ty, 8-12 p.m.
SIGMA NU Pigge Dinner, 8
12 p.m.
SIGMA PHI EPSILOX
pledge dance, 2-5 p.m.
TRIANGLE house party, 8
12 p.m.
AG MEN snowQake formal,
6:30-12 p.m.
SELLECK QUAD record
hop, 9-12 p.m.
SUNDAY
ALPHA TAU OMEGA date
dinner. 6-8 p.m.
COMENTUS Club banquet 6
8:30 p.m.
Collegiate Band
To Perform Sunday
The Collegiate band, di
rected by Professor Jack
Snider, will perform Sunday
at 4 p.m. There will be no
admission charge.
Sandra Keriakedes will play
a trench horn solo, Larghetto
by Emmanuel Chabrier.
Campus Calendar
TODAY
INTERCOLLEGIATE DE
BATE Tournament, begins 8
a.m., 232, 235, 334 Student
Union.
SUITE BEAT, 4 p.m., Union
South Partv Room.
"MEIN KEMPF," 7 and 9
p.m., Union Auditorium.
SUNDAY
SKY SHOW, "Life in the Uni
verse," 2:30 and 3:45 p.m.,
Ralph Mueller Planetarium,
Morrill Hall.
CERES, TRANSPARENT
WOMAN, University Health
Galleries, 2:30, 3:30 and 4:30
p.m., basement floor, Morrill
IlaH.
COLLEQIATE BAND CON
CERT, 4 p.m., Union Ballroom.
MSS-BM
xmmrnmtMmmmmmaamimmm
1 ANNUAL 1
III WWII! I UK"1 Ml' ' -; w--;j J j J V ' t , S
SPRING
BALL
March 1, 1883
UNION
BALLROOM
9-12 p.m.
Semi-Formal
$1.25 Per Tieket
MARK - IV
COMBO
T13 M
93J
8:00 P.M.
! MOW...AOO OTION P1CTURC
TO THE WONOCRS Of THE WOAUM
SDJ3
QSHiSSLS
PERSKNG AJLSXTORJUrvA i
A.W.sJgoed
J
m
Mi
The Church ... For A Fuller Life ...For You
CALENDAR OF CHURCH SERVICES
UNITED CAMPUS
QIRISTIAX FELLOWSHIP
"Wkam J. PikdirCTiirmgi,, Paiiiph Hum,,
ST. MARKS 0-TfrE-C.MPlS
(EPISCOPAL)
atrtm. Oonmnnumniim
SfcMi ..
TtQ. Q0' at jm. Thiurat. "'
7..0O pnn. Thwit
CMVERSmr LUTHERAN OIVPEL
rib
1Mb & 8 Jfe.
A. r. fmniwmii, Tmr
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS OrtRCD
PCaMwfcc fw4tm Carter)' )M 4 '9
Bnftwlt f, ix)h .. ftgwtfcw ft(Wr,
IJ-m oiiw,, Tl 2 f 5 ji iitti
ADTNTIST rELLOWSRIP
Bv. PmAwi. Mwtnr W.Jf.. fiirfdffr
ffTfndiO 7 .1111 is- YtTiimr1i Viwf'inj
Cu- Vnr CW. 1S St.
Mux CMt, 7H1
pRAymq hAnds
BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
Mlmm l Stoiknt,
9-3 affli 6(8riie SftuciV
6 QO'1 p.m.. rVlilioWr Hnur
7: 0O pirn. Evwrwriff Won
f p.jnrn fi'ef-Onurd'i' Fcl'Jtmhup
Fwrs Baptns OWch Urh & K Sfv
WESLEY FOUXDATION
99a TWfc St
C ti
9:"(5 Cffltt Hs(y CiWrnrmrriiOTii
IflPtUJ cm. arnirTigi WtfwmrTu tofflbwwil
If -(0(5 o.jm.. fVomttmig Wwrahsp
6- )Wl. 5W(ffl(l Ffflrwrm
7-(D0 P.M. Viptcwrt & Stnudiets Gnu(i
LUTHERAN STUDENT FOUND ATION
TM1 ittiwn. W(WUtiP
NtmotStK I0., 7(3 ttmt
aiUISTLAN SCIENCE
ORGANIZATION
tmomas rAwaowcN
Tbwibw o JZ'tS
1XT7 I fihmt
I f i
- t&rti that ton wxteo - -
iiiktn " , V list wwWi s sS t?, "
I i J i Wl, tm. vwfft n9 mm
I 1 - , I (E Mr. m two t?wft,
i XT -vrt fewH--
THE EVANS
LAUNDERERS
CLEANERS
333 No. 12
Sclleck Quad.
Patronize
Daily
Nebraskan
Advertisers
Sicede?
Coffee Shop
Uracfces - Sflsdu
"Where Ccmpus
Friend Meef
KEXT TO
NEE3L BOOKSTORE
EDHOLM
AND
BLOMGREN
Pwrtrait
PWt4M
Ht 24626
3TS SouflV 12lh
PATRONIZE
DAILY
NEBRASKA!!
ADVERTISERS
ROMANO'S
PIZZA
225 No. 10
cuvrxn mi
tlOt TS AU ROUTES
A tOtM ON
Hi: 2-5961
