Friday, Oct. 25, 1963
The Daily Nebraskan
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POM POM GIRLS ... Left to right, they are Jean Barber, Becky Haas, Linda Keating,
Sandy Lane, Sandy Stefanisin, Georgia Merriam and Carolyn Daubert.
Pom Poms Spur Nebaska Enthusiasm
Meet the pom pom girls!
The pom poms, organ
ized last spring by Jake
Geier, head gymnastics
coach, are Jean Barber, Kap
pa Alpha Theta, in elem. ed.;
Linda Keating, Kappa Kappa
Gamma, in elem. ed.: Sandy
Stefanisin, Alpha Phi, in
English.
Georgia Merriam, Alpha
Omicron Pi, in textiles and
clothing; Carolyn Daubert,
Kappa Kappa Gamma, in
elem. ed.; Sandy Lane, Kappa
Alpha TTiefa, in elem. ed.
and Becky Hass, Pi Beta Phi
in Zoology.
The enthusiasm shown by
them at pep rallies, rally pa
rades and football games has
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to the yell squad.
Basic ideas for the rou
tines came from Colorado
State University, where Caro
lyn Daubert, one of the pom
poms, was a member of the
CSU pom poms before trans
fering to the University.
The hours spent rehearsing
the routines vary, but aver
age seven to ten hours a
week.
Their activity will not end
with the football season. Ac
cording to Doug Busskohl,
yell king, basketball fans will
also be treated to their routines.
Freshmen Women Honored
Sixteen girls were pledged
to Alpha Lambda Delta,
freshman woman's scholastic
honorary, r e c e n 1 1 y. To be
pledged, a girl must attain
a 7.5 average.
The new pledges are:
Martha Anderson. Barbara
Clifford, Donna Eschlman,
Virginia Guenzel. LUa June
Haisch, Judith Lee Hensley,
Judy McCartney, Jane Eliza
beth Oden, Judy Shanahan,
Sandra Stefanisin, D i a n n e
Steffensen. : N"a n c y Stuart,
Myrna Tegtmeier, Carol Van
Steenberg, Janice Irene Whit
ney, Susan Wiles".
Additional
IFC Rush
Considered
The Interfraternity Council
met Wednesday night in an in
formal meeting at the Sigma
Chi house.
Among the topics discussed
were a better IFC image to
house members and pledges,
scholastic requirements for
rush week eligibility, and the
tentative schedule for a spring
rush week.
At the present time, an en
tering freshman must have
graduated in the top half of
his high school class in order
to participate in rush week.
It was pointed out by mem
bers of IFC that there are
many cases hi which someone
graduating in this group
would be less qualified than
someone in a lower group
from a larger high school.
The institution of a rush
week or week end in the
spring, after first semester
grades are released, would
allow these other men to
pledge if they had made the
necessary 5.000 average; thus
proving their ability.
Another issue presented for
discussion by Bill Buckley,
president of IFC, was that
many applicants for IFC posi
tions failed to show proper
knowledge and enthusiasm
for the work of the council. It
was suggested that more work
be done with pledges in ori
enting them for such positions.
Open Houses
Set Saturday
, After a hard week of labor
ing on Homecoming displays,
organized houses plan few ac
tivities over the week-end. A
stereo party, seven open
houses after the football game,
and the Corn Cob Homecom
ing Dance will highlight the
week-end.
TODAY
Delta Sigma Pi, Stereo Par
ty, 9-12 p.m.
SATURDAY
Gamma Phi Beta, Open
House after the football game.
Pi Beta Phi, Open House
after the football game.
Sigma Kappa, Open House
after the football game.
Zeta Tau Alpha, Open House
after the football game.
Burr Hall, Open House aft
er the football game.
Love Memorial Hall, Tea
after the football game, 4:30
6 p.m.
Pound Hall, Coffee Hour
after the football game.
Cather Hall, Cocktail Hour,
Student Union 232, 7:30-9 p.m.
Corn Cobs, Homecoming
Dance, 9 p.m.-l a.m.
Selleck Quad coffee hour
after Homecoming game in
Selleck TV lounge.
Twin Towers and WRA open
house from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in
Pound Hall lounge.
SUNDAY
Phi Upsilon Omicron & Omi
cron Xu, Reception for Dean
Trotter at Ag. Union, 2-4 p.m.
Phi Gamma Delta, Pizza
Party with Kappa Alpha Theta
Pledge Class, 5-7 p.m.
KK Sweetheart, Prince
Interview Times Set
Interview times for the Ne
braska Sweetheart and the
Prince Kosmet candidates
have been announced by Kos
met Klub.
From each group ten final
ists will be selected, to be
voted upon by those in attend
ance at the Kosmet Klub
show, on Nov. 23.
The candidates for Nebraska
Sweetheart will be inter
viewed by members of
the Innocent's society on Son
day afternoon in 334 Student
Union at the following times:
Suzanne Armstrong, 2 p.m.;
Jane Barnoske, 2:05; Judy
Birney, 2:10; Jeannette Broz,
2:15; Joyce Burns, 2:20; Vicki
Cline, 2:25; Kit Thompson,
2:30; Mary Sus Hiskey, 2:35;
Halley Hafner, 2:40.
Snookie Janike, 2:45; Judy
Keys, 3 p.m.; Carol Klein,
3:05; Sally Larson, 3:10; Enid
Reeder, 3:15; Pixie Small
wood, 3:20; Pat Teel, 3:25;
Cindy Tinan, 3:30; Suzi Wal
burn, 3:35; Karen Weich
man, 3:40.
The candidates for Prince
Kosmet will be Interviewed by
thl members of Mortar
Board on Sunday In 332 Union
at the following times:
Jim Baer, 2 p.m.; Bob
Barnes, 2:05; Donovan Ben
son, 2:10; Jerry De France,
2:15; Dennie Christie, 2:20;
William Dunklau, 2:25; Rus
sell Hahn, 2:30; William
Eichner, 2:35; Doyle Kauk,
2:40 Ron Griesse, 2:45.
Gary Lacey, 3 p.m.; Bob
Kenney, 3:05: John Lonnquist,
3:10; Kent McCloughan, 3:15;
Al Olsen, 3:20; Sam Samuel
son, 3:25; Gary Fegley, 3:30;
Brent Scott, 3:35; Denny
Swanstrom, 3:40; Dick Weill,
4:05; John Moms, 4:10;
Steve Wilson, 4:15: Rick Wil
liams, 4:20; Ron Wilton, 4:25;
Paul Liefs, 4:30; Larry Dono
van, 4:35.
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CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
(Pmeylcriaa, Unit' Chare Christ,
ivonaalfcal United Brathrea A Otact(e at Christ)
Akin J. Pickering, Ralph Havs.
Dennis W. Patterson. Pastors
. 10 45 a m. Corporate Worship
- - S 30 p.m. Forum Discussion
ST. NURKS ON-THE-CAMPUS
(EPISCOPAL)
ljth mmt R Sts. Gear H. Pat. Vicar
:38 a.m. Holy Communion
to: 30 a.m. Holy Communion
10:30 a.m. Nursery & Church School
SUN -FRI.
5:00 p.m. EVENING PRAYER
UNINTRSITY LUTHERAN" CHAPEL
(The Lotkeroa Charch Missaarl Synod)
IM S O Sts. A- J. Naraea. Ptw
A. . Voscancetlas. Vicar
:30 a.m. Worship
11:00 o m. Worship
5:30 p.m. Gomma Delta
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CIRRCH
(Catholic Student Center) let V SH.
ev. R. Ho in. Re. T. PuceiiH. Choploins
AAosses: 7dC- OO 11:00 a m.. II IS p m.
Newman study Series Tues. a Wed. 7:00 p.m.
ADVENTIST FELLOWSHIP
Dr. Cuthor Paoliea, AaVtsar Perry Creea, Caoptaia
Marts at Naaa First Monday. Month
Friday : 7:30 p.m. Youth Meetin
Saturoav: -30 Sabocni School
Saturdor: 11:00 Worship
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BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
Armor L. Slokaa, Pastor
N. M. turner. Director at Stodent Work
. :30 o.m. Bible Study
:30 o.m. Mom In Worship
11:00 a.m. Mom in Worship
S:15 p.m. Dinner -
00 p.m. Fellawship Hour
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship
First Baptist Church lm A K Stv
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Ovom Hutchinson, Minister
C. Richard Morris. Lay Associott
" :00 a.m. Holy Communion
- 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
- 5:00 p.m. Forum
: p.m. Vespers
7:00 Study In Religion
LUTHERAN STUDENT CHAPEL
(Notional Lathers Council LCA-ALC) S3S Na. IMh
Alvia M. Petersea, Pastar Diana Graham. Asustont
Sunday Worship :00 and 10:30 a.m.
Lutheran Student Association 5:30 p m.
Tuesday Matins 7:00 o.m.
Vespers 7:00 p.m.
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Jim Branch works in our local bank. I've known him for years. We
went to school together. But I never felt I could come right out and ask him
why he never goes to church. One night when we both happened to get
into a confidential frame of mind, the words came easier.
He told me that of all things it was because he hated this busi
ness of passing the plate for money. He said he saw enough money at the
bank all week without seeing it worshipped on Sunday too.
I admit this shocked me. That's why I told him, frankly, that I thought
he'd completely missed the point. I told him ur minister once said that
it gives him a good feeling when he receives the collection; not because
this is money but because the people are giving the fruit of their own
efforts to God. In the old days, it might have been a sheep, or the choicest
fruits and vegetables from the harvest. Today, it's dollars and cents. But
the motive is still the same, and it's a good motive.
I saw Jim at the morning service a couple of weeks ago, and some
thing tells me that it won't be longbefore he'll be getting the point
not missing it!
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