Friday, September 20, 1963
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Rush Week officially ended
Sunday September 15, with
399 men peldged. According
to the IFC, 510 high school
grad u a t e s participated in
Rush Week this year.
Both of these figures are
down from last year when
nearly 600 young men partici
pate 4 In Rush Week and 475
were pledged.
Tba new pledges:
Aeaeia
Brown. Erie, laxinfton.
Burch. Herbert. North Platte.
puffT. David, Millard.
Filch. Randal, Kearney.
Gamelke, Duane, Piiger.
Byda. Dean. North Platte.
Kennedy, Skip, Ralston.
Miachs. Bob, Koanay.
Moore. Byron. Ulysses,
pispoo. Royd, Laxinston.
tropes, Charles. Tecumaeh,
Rita. Larry, Baatrlc.
Shatter, Kes. Alma.
Alpha Gamma Bha
Baaar. Ron. Kon Blulf.
Saabs. Kenneth. North Band,
forte-amp, Neil. Champion.
OoUekea, John. Naponee.
tUaaser, Dava, PlaUamoutb.
Lambert. David, Nemaha.
tsJsfcrttx, Fred, takaaida.
Menka. Alan, Cocad.
Paota, Ron, North Loup.
Srhoerman, Bob, Da Wilt,
Watson. Tom, Loretto.
Waorbein, Gaua, Louisville,
waorbein, Theodora. PUttamouth,
Alpha Oaauaa Sitma
Caranon. Glenn. Riverdala.
Dinklase, Ken. Pender.
Foilricha, Dare. Aubura,
Millar, John. Aurora.
Rasa. Jim. Crab Orchard,
keanick, Bin. Pilaw.
Btameia, Tom. Want Point,
paeht, Jim, Lyman.
Thompson, Ron, Superior
Top. Dale, Winntda.
Wuton. Dennis, Superior,
Alpha Tea Omen
Anaood, Rick. Lincoln.
Blackburn, Don. Grand Island,
Blackburn. Mike, Grand Island.
Blelch. Ron. Norfolk.
Pavtes. Joan, Falls City.
Slater. Eric, Hamilton, Mo.
Bartwur, Gorden, Norfolk.
Kudrna. Roger, Red Cloud.
Luckey, Gerald Columbus.
McMullen. Bruce, Pine Bluffs, Wyo.
Milttaan. Bab, Hooper.
Sbepperd, Mike. Hyannia.
Staaionnkl. John. Haibthorpe. 1U.
Stita. Card. Lincoln.
Swanson. Jim, Clay Center.
Toller, Mike, Grand Island.
Van Houtan, Jim. Lincoln.
Bete 8 lama Pst
Bradthaner, John, Grand Island.
Coos, Lynn. Silver City, la.
tfoncs, rferry. oeamoa.
, Inland, WinsMa.
. Gary. Wahoa.
Mao, Richard. Bellerue.
Pollman, Diedrich, Beatrice.
aauuen, Lynn, neaincs.
Restau. Gary. Lincoln.
f aalfeld. Paul. North Bead,
ateeter, omnia, xorc
romicea. Dennis. Seward.
WUiaun, John. Grand Island.
BetaTaetaPl
Byhu too. Bob. Lincoln.
Carroll. Mike. Omaha. '
Douglas, Roger, Crete.
Elliott, Dick. Weepinc Water.
Fulton. Bob, Beatrice.
Gibson, Robert, Lincoln.
Gieteberg, Bob, Seward.
YWCA Holds
Camp Retreat
The campus Young Women's
Christian Association (YWCA)
will hold a retreat for its 1963
64 cabinet members tomorrow
and Sunday at Camp Brews
ter near Omaha.
The aim of this retreat Is
to review the Vs plans for
the year and to make the fin
al program preparations, Bet
ty Gabehart, Y director, said.
Mrs. Carol Olson and Mrs.
Carolyn Harp, both members
of the Y's Advisory Board,
idll be present to help the
cabinet rnalyze the role of
fee student YWCA In relation
to the University's campus,
tfiss Gabehart said.
Marcia Howe, Y president,
attended a leadership school
this summer at the Pacific
School of Religion In Berkeley,
California, and during the
leadership training session
fche will share some of her
experiences with the cabinet,
.Miss Gabehart said.
A film, "How to Conduct
Discussion," will be shown
during the leadership session.
This will be followed by a
program planning session for
all committee chairmen. Dur
ing this cession the actual
planning of the program for
the entirt school year will be
dona.
Union
Film Society
IS HERE AGAIN
BETTER THAN EVER!
TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE IN THE
UNION. HURRY, THE SUPPLY
JS LIMITED :
Prices at $5.C3
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FILMS FOB ALL TYPES OF PEOPLE
ALL TYPES OF ENTERTAINMENT
0ou?fag are at the Nebr. Theater at 7:00
end D0 pjm. "Wednesday nights.
rsStstrtHl f3ms thfo year are from Italy, France, Ger
many, Japan, India, England, and Russia.
Gotfredson, BiU. Sioux City, Iowa.
Hutcluns, Steve. Franklin.
Jenkins, Gary, Grand Island.
Johnson, Larry, Lincoln.
Johnson, Rich, Lincoln.
Lonnaulst. Ladd, Lincoln.
Martin, Max, Pawnee City.
McCabe, Jim, Exeter.
Parker, Dale, Lincoln.
Pettett. Gary, Lincoln.
Rembolt, Joe, Grand Island.
Speedlim, Tilck, Crete.
Stickney, hobin. Plerceton, Ind.
Tipton, Tom. Altoona, Pa.
Voss, Don, Omaha.
Chi PM
Cemy, Lyle, Oshkosh.
Chatfleld, Alan, North Platte.
Davis, Jim, Omaha.
Pavelka, Dave, Lincoln.
Serleck, Terry. PlUee.
Taylor, Bill Omaha.
Vance, Mike, Ashland.
Delta Sirma Phi
Cass, Tony. Beaver City.
Gardner. Roger. Browns Mills', N.J.
Keller, John, Lincoln.
Kropp, Greg, Nebraska Cltyk
McKay, Mark, Atkinson.
Richards, Jay, Eddyville.
Strayer, John, Beaver City.
Taylor, Larry, Tecumaeh.
Delta Tan Delta
Anderson, Don, Norfolk.
Cattail, Gayle, Columbus.
Dahlheim, Gary, North Bend.
Debus, Jim, MitcheU
Dillow, Gary, Lincoln.
Fotach, John, St Louis.
Geier, Dave, Lincoln.
Hake, Larry. Columbus.
Huff, Dale, Fremont.
Iimin, Dan, Corning, Iowa,
Koyen, Gary, Fremont.
Kulhanek, Qulnn, Fremont.
Lehmer, Dick Ithaca, N.Y.
Leland, Jim, Hastings.
Peterson, Dave, Blair.
Powers, Bill, North Bend.
Redhead, Paul, Corning, Iowa.
Williams, Jim. Fremont.
Delta Upsllon
Brodd, Roger, Wahoo.
Brooks, Mike, Bellevue.
Crites, Richard, So. Souiz City.
DeFreece, Mike, Ralston.
East, Ron. Sidney.
Erazim, John, Ravenna,
Erickson. Eric, Wahoo.
Gray, Michael, Superior.
Guggenmos. Jack, Dorcester. t
Hoiyoke, Tom, Omaha.
Hutton, Richard, Omaha.
Jorgenson, Don, Ralston,
Kohl, John, Lincoln.
Kratina, John. Ralston.
Kunc, Dean. Wilber.
LUiedahl, Richard, Ithlca.
McGlvern, John. Bellevue.
Miller. Ken, Lincoln.
Parsons. Neal, Verdon.
Pawelko, Rick. Lincoln.
Rockwell. Richard, Farmhouse, Wahoo,
Tipplts. Ed, Ralston.
, Farm Ronse
Adams, Dwayne, Broken Bow.
Bartlin, Ivan, Hooper.
Bromm, Curt, Tekamah.
Day, Carson, Fremont,
Ferris. Ron, Central City,
Fox, Jay Dee, Harrison.
Jacobitt, Tom. Stella.
Johnson, Milton, Gerinf.
Jonas, Larry, Dorchester.
Miller. Clayton. Elm wood .
Preston, Dick, Lyons.
Viterna, Larry, Verdlgre.
Wahlgren, Gary, Gothenburg.
Wulf, Lynn, Blair.
Kappa Blrma
Barnes. William. Lincoln.
Churchill. Charles, Omaha.
Conner, Bill, Scottsbluff.
Daubert, Jim, Grand Island.
Davis, Donald. Hay Springs.
George, Kenneth, Cotad.
Harvey. Lowell, North Platte.
Hollstein, Don. Rushvilla.
Keyser, Dan. Lincoln.
L&gerberg, Steven, Omaha.
Leininger, Steve, Fuilerton.
Louxee. Chris. Lincoln.
March. Terry. Wayne.
McConaughey, Ted, Gertna.
Quinn, Frank. Lincoln.
RothweB. Robert. HyanEtis.
Seller, Bob, Alliance
Slack, John, Omaha.
Weatherholt, Bill, Stanton.
WeerU, Dick, Columbus.
Wiebusch, Harold. Broken Bow,
Phi Delta Thete
Burgher. Louis. McCook.
Campbell, Jim, Omaha,
cole, Dana, Lincoln.
Fitzpatrick. Pat. Lincoln.
Fuller, Rusty, Scottabtuft.
Hufl, Jim, Omaha.
Jnuvenat, Dave, Columbus.
Kirkman. Mike. North Platte
Klingner. Mike. McCook,
Kotios, Nick. Omaha
Lewis. Tom, Omaha.
Newton, Dick. Ponca.
Olson, Larry, Fremont.
Potter. Stew. Gothenburg.
Rosa Jermaa. Omaha.
Roseaberger, Bob, Uncoil,
Ryan. Pat. Lincoln.
Salem, Chock, Lincoln.
Sommers, Watty, Wallace,
Spekhinger, Jim, Omaha.
Tinstman. Tom, Lincoln.
Wagner, Lee. Lincoln.
Walters, Jim. Omaha.
Phi Gamma Detta
Ask, Pat. Lincoln.
Beck. Jim. Grand Island.
Birkmaan, Lew, Lincoln.
Brtdiman. Rick. Palisade,
Campbell. Terry, Omaha.
hnstram, Tom. oauano,
Hubka. Larry, Unorsn.
Kenacr, John, Lincoln.
Kohlmear, Randy, Craig.
Measles, Gordon. Detains. N.M.
Moor. Perry. Lincoln.
O-Shaa. Mika, Scouabiuff.
Potter, Jerry, Hayas Ceataa,
Powefl, Kan, Stratum.
Bteftardsoa. John. Baitovaa.
PI Kaaaa rw
Badass, Brace, Omaha.
Samide. Mika, Metamoras, Pa.
PM Kaaaa Pal
Bear, Rusty, Omaha.
Beau, lim. Omaha.
Churchk-h. Bob, Omaha.
Feltea, tA, MoCoofc.
Maiiscareck. Steve. Aubera.
Miisap, Tom. Grand Island.
Price, Rank, Grand Island.
Rasmussea, John, Omaha.
Sertvea, Cbariae, aknUabhaX,
Staaxla. Rick. ScottsblufL
Turns. Radnor. North PUtte.
Watcatt, poa. aconatHau.
Zaas art, Mick, Uncle.
Rueter, Bob, North Platte.
Kieuauar, Gary, acoUetriuff.
laws Akeha RasBea
Altera. Daauti, WUsoavUla.
CM. Gaiv, Omaha.
EiweU, Itebart, iullartoa. Calat
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with University I.D.
(BHD
Grell, Stan. Lincoln.
Hlndman. Gary Bellevue.
Hughes, Rusty, Humboldt.
Horwart, Ronald, Stamford.
Jacobsen, Dale, Riverside.
Ludwick, Jim, Sterling, Colo.
Pearson. Brad. Holdrege.
Petersen, Robert, Grand Island,
Ready, John, Hartington,
Ready, Mike, Lincoln.
Riordan, Jim, Grand Island,
Spencer, Warren, Ogallala.
Sutter, Robert, Grand Island.
Umberger, Thomas, Lincoln,
Underwood. Dave. Omaha.
Woodard, Terry, Omaha.
Zersen, Bill, Lincoln.
Sigma Alpha Ms
Forbes. Stewart, Omaha. '
Kort, Barry, Omaha.
Lefko, Jeff, Sioux City, la.
Nogg, Russell, Sioux City, Is, .
Soiref, Bryan, Omaha.
Vogt, Jefry, Lincoln.
Weill, Norman, Lincoln.
Sirma Chi
Brummet, Bill. Pueblo. Coin.
Curry, Doug, Holbrook.
Cutshell, Bruce, Sioux Falls, SX.
Davis, Steve. Greeley, Colo.
Degroot. Chuck, Sioux Falls, SJ.
Gahagen, Mike, Scottsbluff,
Gillespie, Bob, Bellevue.
Halverson, Paul, York.
Harris, Bob, Lincoln.
McGinnis, Ron, Dawson.
Murphy, Tom, Omaha.
Myers, Rich, McCook.
Ready, Tom, Pueblo, Colo.
Rogers, Frank, Sacramento, Calif.
Taube, Andy, Lincoln.
Vandervoort, Al, Lincoln.
Van Horn. Mike, Lincoln.
Vogel, Bob, Lincoln.
Wake, Steve, Seward.
West, Steve, Lincoln. '
Whito, Rocky, Sioux Falls, BD. '
Witter, Joe. Humboldt.
Wright, John, Scottsbluff.
Sigma Phi EpsUoa
Aalborg , John. Aurora,
Anders, Charles, Mullen.
Beachler, Kent, Hebron.
Beebe, Brent, Sioux City.
Beverage, Roger, PlattsmoatO.
Chapel, Steve, Sioux City.
Chase, Don, Omaha,
Cox, Gary, Lincoln.
Curry .Steve, ?onca.
Dusatko, Tony, Clarkson.
Eriksen, John. Mullen.
Flynn, Mick, Schuyler.
Frazier, Bud, Bellvue.
Grace, Mike, Sioux City, Iowa,
Groene, Robin, Oakland.
Hansen, Bill. Aurora,
Hatfield, Sam. BeUraa,
Kemist, Greg, Linco.n
Kinyon, Jim, Clay Center,
Klampt, Lynn, Scrlbner.
Krafka, Tom, Valentine.
Lijghtor, Joe, Sioux City.
Louder, Bob, Bellvue.
McManaman, Rick, Lincoln.
Miller, Larry, Gerlng.
Myren, Bob, Rapid City, So. Dak,
Redman, Toney, Gerlng.
Schaaf, Terry, Hastings.
Schepers, Larry, Fairmont.
Smith. Tom, Hastings.
Sobota. Emll. Schuyler.
Thomas, Steve, Clay Center.
Tyre 11, Leslie, Lincoln.
Walker, Dennis, Sioux City, Iowa,
Weber, Wayne, Hastings.
Sigma Na
Abbot. Larry, Lincoln.
Allen, John, omana.
Boeckman, Brad. Virginia.
Christensen, Gene. Ogallala.
Galonka, Bob, Columbus.
Keuenberger. bieve, uavancon, la.
Kenny, Brunk, Cozad,
Nelson, Jack, Halston.
Ness, Gary, Lincoln.
Peterson, Bob, St. Edwards,
Redman, Russ, Aurora,
Ruzanic, Art, Ogallala.
Salmen, Fred. Bellevue.
Sayre, Chuck, Lincoln.
Schmidt, Stuart, Bellevue.
Stevensen, Jim, Chicago.
Thelen, Pat, Wood River.
W alburn, John. CambrkUa,
Zuspan. Bill, Aurora.
Theta CU
Cooper, John. Lincoln.
Forsyth. Ua, Lincoln.
Hagooa. John. Alexandria. Va.
Theta XI
Rrogden, Bob, Lincoln,
Bailer, Tim, Lincoln.
Baker, Kelley, Lincoln.
Darrell, Andrew, Aubura.
Connors, Mike. Lincoln.
Fairbanks. Dave, bheltoa.
Green. T. C Dorch Doroastar.
Glvens, Ed, Lincoln.
Gould, Ron. Wakefield, Mesa.
Hogg, Mark, Aberdeen, 8SK
Jactais, Kent, Staplehurst.
Kunzman. Jim, WaketMtka,
Liewer, Tom, Lincoln.
Meyer, Gary, Lincoln.
Olson, Jim, Beatrice.
Peterson, Dick, Kearney. .
Ridgeway. Jim, Aberdeen.
Shatter, Randy, Lincoln.
Simmons, Dennis, Omaha.
Smith, Doug. Aberdeea, Si).
SpUter, Terry, Sidney.
Swanson, John. Tecumssa.
Welhereil, Bob, Omaha.
Trlangta
Anderson, Ed, Omaha.
Bauennister, PhU, Millard.
Buesing, Kenneth, Aahland.
Foster. BiU, Waterloo.
Friuler, Kan. KtmbalL
Glbbs, Dennis, Steuiauaf.
Glynn, Joe, Palmer.
Horn, Dennis. PlaUwnouth.
Kaup, Jam, Auuwortb.
O'Brien, Doug, Piiger.
Rickei, Howard, Neligb,
Wrayer, Bob, Palisade,
burner, Frank, Omaha.
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Calendar
TODAY
ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA
TEA, 2 p.m., 232, Student
Union,
JAZZ 'N JAVA, 4 p.m., Crib
COMMUNITY CONCERT
ticket sellers meeting, 332,
Student Union.
INNOCENTS DANCE, 8
p.m., Student Union ballroom.
FILM, "Rally Round the
Flae Bovs." 7and 9 p.m.,
8 p.m. Sunday, Student Union
theater.
Hallgren
To Direct'
Placement
Frank M. Halleren. associ
ate dean in the Division
Student Affairs since 1953, is
the new director of place
ment. He will organize and direct
the now centralized place
ment department within the
t; ... r f i . . -J A ffn.'..
umsion 01 oluucui ruiaus,
In an interview, Hallgren
stressed that placement will
now not only assist students
by scheduling interviews with
employers but will furnish
students with information on
career opportunities.
The new placement ourecior
also urpes alumni seeking re
location to register with the
Placement department.
All candidates for degrees
in February, June or August
are also encouraged to regis
ter, even if postgraduate
lans have been made. All
plans have been made. All
Vice Chancellor Robert
Ross of Student Affairs said
all placement bureaus on the
campus, except the teacher
placement, will be combined
in the one department, lo
cated in 340 Student Union.
Foreign Students
Orientation Today
People-to-people, in coor
dination with the Foreign Stu
dent Office, will hold an
orientation program for all
newly arrived international
students at 1:30 p.m. today in
332 Student Union. The
purpose of the meeting
is to acquaint the student with
other students from various
countries and to inform him
about campus activities.
Speakers include Dean Ross,
John Kelly, Les Sheffield and
Dr. S. I. Fuenning,
"Checks
'First gives you as many checks
"You don't
With E-Z check you pay a nominal fee after you write
said Nancy deductedly.
"No minimum balance is required
"First National's Drive-in is really convenient, said
'Saving
"My checking account at the First keeps
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U.S. Education Superior
Education in the United
States may have plenty of
room for improvement, but
we can count our blessings
in contrast to someEuropean
countries according to Dr.
Galen Saylor, the University's
Fulbright lecturer recently e
tuned from Finland.
Dr. Saylor, chairman of the
department of secondary ed
ucation, spent nine months at
the University of Jyvaskyla
in central Finland teaching
and examining the secondary
school system of that coun
try. "They are an industrious,
earnest people, some of whom
understand their need for a
more democratic system of
education, but are unwilling
to change the old German
(pre-Hitler) educational phil
osphy. They divide their stu
dents after the fourth grade,
and send one group to voca
tional training and the other
to academic pre-c o 1 1 e g e
work," he said.
Dr. Saylor said American
schools give students much
more independence and re
sponsibility than the Finnish
system,, where courses often
book-keeping exercises.
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"I check at the First,"
said Tom Egly
from the First are personalized," said Judy
pay for checks in advance at the First' said
at the First is the greatest," said John interestedly.
"Why don't you open your
checking account at the First
they said immediately
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At the Time and Temperature Corner12th & N Popular Drive-In at 13th & L Member: F.D.IC.
iiuv Finnish college stu
dents and colleagues often
criticized the United States
hiah erhnr,l fidnrators for sel
dom failing their students and
I spent tune explaining mai
some do fail," ne saia. mey
rin not understand that in our
comprehensive high schools,
we try to maice provision mi
all pupils and gear the pro
gram to their needs and abilities."
"Without Russian trade,
Student Meal Discount
$5.50 Value for $5.00
NEBRASKA UNION CAFETERIA
Buy Tickets At Main Desk
S-Street Foyer
GOOD FOR LUNCHES AND DINNERS
in Nebraska Union Cafeteria
as you need," said
for E-Z Check' said
me within my budget,"
Finland, a nation of very lim
ited resources, would be re
duced to a primitive country,"
he explained..
"I am convinced the intel
lectuals and business leaders
I met really hate the hard
core Communists, identify
themselves with the West, try
to keep self-fespect. They
realize that Russia could ov
ertake the country in a mat
ter of a few hours any time
it wished," he said.
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Jeff reasonably.
Maty thriftily.
your checks
Bob sparingly.
Linda speedily.
said Kathy unerringly
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