Wednesday, May 15, 1963
The Daily Nebraskan
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Participating in their own All Sports Day, University
coeds scored two touchdowns against the enemy and
walked off the field wearing fraternity pins and diamonds.
PINXINGS
Murph Thomas, Kappa Alpha' Theta sophomore in
Teachers from Omaha to Chuck Levy, Sigma Alpha Mu
junior in Teachers from Lincoln. '
L Cheryl Warden, Kappa Alpha Theta sophomore in Teach
ers from Fremont to Nick Lamme, Sigma Chi junior in
Business Administration from Fremont.
Lois Larsen, Nebraskan Wesleyan sophomore in Ele
mentary Education from Kearney to Richard Fitzh, Acacia
junior in Arts and Sciences from Kearney.
Rojean Craig, junior in Nurse's Training from Brady to
Dan Stiffler, Delta Sigma Phi senior in Soil Conservation
from Louisville.
Ruth Hoppe, Alpha Chi Omega sophomore in Arts and
Sciences from South Sioux City to Stuart Sauter, Phi Kap
pa Psi senior in Pre-Med from Nebaska City.
Cathie Harris, Towne Club junior in Teachers from
Lincoln to Chuck McConnell, junior in Arts and Sciences
from Wayne.
GOING STEADY
We've heard that several couples have recenlly ad
mitted their attachments by wearing class rings. As yet,
the social editor has received no names of "steady" cou
ples; however, we will try to include names in next week's
pinning and engagement column.
ENGAGEMENTS'
Delores Stara, Sigma Kappa senior in Home Economics
from Bruno to Ken White from Ylysses.
Sharon Stevens, University graduate from Overton to
Ed Eboch, Arts and Sciences sophomore from Hollidays
burg, Penn.
Sandra Block, Piper Hall junior in Teachers from
Gothenburg, to Mike Hudson from North Platte.
Mortar Boards Give
Aids Totaling $750
The 1962-63 Mortar Boards
have made financial contribu
tions of $750 to the University
this year, according to Mary
Weatherspoon.
Last fall the Mortar Board
Society set up an emergency
fund of $150 for the campus'
foreign students. The fund is
administered to graduate stu-
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dents with financial difficul
ties by Dr. Harry Weaver,
foreign student advisor. Be
fore retiring their positions,
the Mortar Boards added an
other $100 to the fund.
A fellowship for $300 has
also been set up to further
graduate study at the Uni
versity. This year, the grad
uate college committee on fel
lowships has selected Mrs.
Susan Stohs as recipient of
the graduate fellowship. Mrs.
Stohs is doing her graduate
work in the field of Music.
Folk Duet
Offers Fun
With Song
Only a few more than 100
tickets are left for the Smoth
ers Brothers performances to
night. The duet will perform
at 7 and 9 p.m. Most of the
tickets still available are for
the 9 p.m. performance.
In addition to their musical
antics the Smothers Brothers
will sing seriously those songs
in which they believe.
They are being sponsored
by the Union Special Events
Committee. Tickets for the
show are $1.75 for general
admission. All reserve tickets
were sold within three days
after they went on sale.
The Smothers Brothers be
gan their upward climb in
show business in 1961 when
they first appeared on nation
wide television on the Jack
Paar Show.
Since then they have made
several TV appearances and
contracted many night clubs.
The Smothers Brothers
have displayed their artistic
ability on such television pro
grams as the Danny Thomas
Show, the new Jack Paar
Show, the Merv Griffin Show
and Bing Crosby's specials.
Campus
Calendar
TODAY
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE,
brother-sister committee, 4
p.m.
"MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING," Howell Memori
al Theater, curtain time &
a.m.
ART SALE, student work,
all day, Student Union.
SKY SHOW, "Fireworks on
the Sun," 8 p.m., Morrill
Hall.
v TOMORROW
PHI UPSILON OMICRON,
meeting, 5 p.m., home eco
nomics seminar room.
880 CLUB, 7 to 8 p.m.,
KNUS Radio.
SHELDON DEDICATION,
10:15 a.m.
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC
SYMPOSIUM, 8 p.m., Student
Union.
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Nebraskan Applauds
New officers of Lambda
Tau, medical technology hon
orary: Nancy White, presi
dent; Rosemarie Jacobs, vice
president; Gail Hunt, secreta
ry; Margaret Ludlam, treas
urer. New officers of Young Re
publicans: Chuck Peek, pres
ident; Mark Anderson, vice
president; Bill Hayes, secre
tary; Chuck Marr, treasurer;
Doug Payne, national com
mitteeman; Bette Harding,
national committeewoman.
New officers of Phi Eta
Sigma: Bill Dresselhaus,
president; Rich Patton, vice
president; Ed Kyes, secreta
ry; Brian Berris, treasuer;
Bruce Snyder, historian.
New members of Phi Eta
Sigma: Robert Anderson, Jay
Belden, Donald Bellows, Rob
ert Bell, Brian Berris, Wil
liam Biggs, Loren Bonderson,
William Botkin, Stephen
Brown, John Cosier, Gerald
Delzell, William Dresselhaus,
George Farley, Larry Fish,
William Fullerton, B u r 1 i
Gengenbach, Tomas Hallinan,
Martin Heaston, James Hen
drix, Lyman James.
Keith Johnson, Gerald Krot
ter, Edward Kyes, Gary
Lentz, Ronald Linvall, David
Maggret, Lee Marshall, Ted
McConaughey, Robert Miller,
Kent Neumeister, George
Novotny, Gary Osantowski,
Richard Patton,.
Arnold Peterson, Robert
Pohlman, Donald Pont, John
Rogers, Robert Rosicky,
Bruce Snyder, Arthur Stock,
Michael Sumnick, Robert Wil-
burn, Paul Woller.
New officers of University
Rodeo Association : Mick
Harding, president; Rus Jack
son, vice-president; Mary
Ann Nuss, secretary; Doug
Downs, treasurer; Jay Beld
en, Ag Exec representative;
Anna Hahn, historian.
Eleven University juniors
and seniors who were initiat
ed into Beta Gamma Sigma,
national business administra
tion honorary: Thomas All-
"SHE WAS ONLY
THE DEAN OF MEN'S
DAUGHTER"
; ( But oh what a record she made )
j The only trouble is, it's been
' banned. From the radio at least.
In fact, the whole darn Capitol
album, "Campus Confidential"
I by the Four Preps, has been
j banned, "She Was Only the
Dean of Men's Daughter" and
; the other numbers, like "Prin
: cess Poo-poo-ly Has Plenty
j papaya)' are just a little too...
i well, colorful for air play.
This album was recorded dur
ing a Four Preps Concert at
UCLA. Their performance was
wildly appreciated by the stu
dents, and we strongly suspect it
will be wildly appreciated by
everyone who hears it on this
new Capitol release. (With the
sole exception of radio station
owners who want to keep their
stations on the air.)
So slip into your nearest rec
ord store for "Campus Confi
dential'' on Capitol. (In plain
brown wrapper, of course.)
(P. S. Look for the Four Preps in
concert on your campus.)
; : ftetwoeo Lwe ' Concert
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Richard Weill, Thomas Harre,
Eugene Lenz, Kinda Myrl
Stouffer, Raymond Paige, Lee
Thomas and Juline Wenig.
New initiates of Theta Nu:
Gary Almy, Joe Moedy, Dick
Blatny, Dean Conley, Wally
Duff, Bill Eichner, Erich Hart
mann, Al Hohensee, Richard
Imm. Steve Knee, Glenn
Korfi, Jim McGinnis, Dwight
Overturf, Dick Strand, Norm
Thompson, Ray Turek and
Clarke Witt.
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