Wednesday, December 18, 1963
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Santa Visits NU
osf Popular
Who says Christmas cones
but once a year? For many
University coeds, Santa ar
rived with his packages ahead
of schedule as these gals got
early presents of pins and dia-
monds.
PINNINGS
Karen Hansen, Delta Gam
ma sophomore in Teachers
College from Grand Island, to
Wil Andreson, Phi Delta Theta
junior In pre-dent from Plain
ville, Kan.
Peggy DeLong, Zeta Tau Al
pha sophomore at the Univer
sity of Omaha from Omaha,
to Tom Murphy, Delta Rho
Gamma junior in Teachers
from Omaha.
Lynn Schrader, Chi Omega
Junior in Teachers College
from Neligh, to Frank Morri
son, FarmHouse senior in Ag
riculture from Neligh.
Chuckle Goodwin, Alpha Phi
Junior In Teachers from Oma
ha, to Jim McWilliams, Phi
Kappa Psi junior in Business
Administration from North
Platte.
Mary Lucht, Alpha Gam
ma Delta at Iowa State Uni
versity, junior in art educa
tion from Omaha, to Kenneth
Education Group
Honors Professor
Dr. Robert N. Manley,
assistant professor of history,
has been named an honorary
member of Mu Epsilon Nu,
an undergraduate honorary
fraternity in education.
Charles Stewart of Dallas,
Texas, president of Mu Epsi
lon Nu, said Dr. Manley was
cited for his continuously out
standing service to the teach
ing profession in Nebraska
and for his relationship with
students.
This is the second time Dr.
Manley has been cited by the
student group. In 1958, while
teaching at Seward high
school, he was named "t h e
most outstanding male teach
er in Nebraska."
Dr. Manley came to the Uni
versity in 1961. He is writing a
history of the University.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Lungren, Sigma Phi Epsilon
junior in Business Administra
tion from Omaha.
ENGAGEMENTS
Peggy Weidman, Kappa
Delta junior in Teachers from
Lincoln, to Lawrence Stolten
berg, Delta Sigma Phi junior
in Teachers from New York
City.
Janet Watson, Louise Pound
Hall senior in Teachers from
Humboldt, to Jim Davis, seni
or in Arts ahd Sciences from
Lincoln.
Diane Gartner from Lincoln,
to Bill Blesendorfer, junior in
Architecture from Fremont.
Nell Foley, junior in Arts
and Sciences from Merna, to
Trzcinski, Alum
To Work At MIT
Dr. Louis Trzcinski, asso
ciate professor of string in
struments, will spend several
days of Christmas vacation
in the laboratories of Dr.
Harold E. Edgerton at the
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology- where the two
men are working on new
techniques for teaching mu
sic. ' v
.Edgerton, a graduate of
the University, is known as
the father of electronic flash
photography.
They are using the most
modern of electronic gadgets,
high speed stroboscopic lights,
special cameras and films
and motion picture devices in
their work.
The two professors are at
tracting the attention of mu
sic teachers, artists and mo
tion study authorities
throughout the world. For the
past two years they have
been producing pictures for
publication in music texts.
Their latest work, still in
the experimental stages, is
the development of a special
motion picture device which
will allow the student violin
ist to practice alone, by study
ing the movements of fam
ous artists flashed on a
screen.
Bob Moles, senior in Business
Administration from Beatrice.
Kathy Pospichal, junior in
Teachers College from Bruno,
to Jon Green from St. Louis
Mo.
Loree Hoyt, junior in Home
Economics from McCook, to
Elray Neiman, FarmHouse
junior in Agriculture from
West Point.
Joyce Baumann, Fedde Hall
senior in Home Ecpnomics
from Hastings.to Neil Groth
en, FarmHouse alum in Agri
culture from Hastings.
Joyce Dvorak, senior in
Teachers from Seward, to
Marvin Specht, graduate stu
dent In mechanical engineer
ing from Heim.
Patricia Patterson, sopho
more in Teachers from Lin
coln, to Jerry Walth, junior in
Business Administration from
Seward.
'judy Christensen. Pound
Hall sophomore in Teachers
from Bellevue, to Ron Chal-
oupka, Zeta Psi at Wesleyan
University senior in Business
Administration from Wilbur.
Katherine Willard, senior in
Teachers College from Albion,
to Robert Ladd, alum from
Albion now in graduate work
in chemical engineering at the
University of Illinois.
JoRene Layton, Zeta Tail
Alpha senior in Teachers from
Lincoln, to Chris Wllken from
Lincoln.
Sherry Klawonn, Alpha Phi
sophomore in Teachers from
Norfolk, to Doug Busskohl,
Alpha Tau Omega senior in
Business Administration from
Norfolk.
Joan Brueggemann, Delta
Gamma senior in Arts and
Sciences from Syracuse, to
Dan Thomson, Sinfonia senior
in Arts and Sciences from
Syracuse.
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Sheldon Displays
Alumni Paintings
Six University alumni will
display paintings at a special
exhibiton In the Sheldon Me
morial Art Gallery Jan. 7
Feb. 2.
Some of the artists are
painting full-time while oth
ers are teaching art, accord
ing to Norman Geske, direc
tor of the Gallery.
The alumni include: Tom V.
Schmitt, Bloomington, I n d.,
Bruce Conner, Brookline,
Mass.; William Lybris,
Paris, France; Larry John
son. San Francisco, Calif.;
Michael Smith, Buffalo, N.Y.
and Robert Hansen, Los An
geles, Calif.
Sheldon Draws 65,000
In Opening Months
More than 65,000 persons
toured the Sheldon Memorial
Art Gallery during the first
months of operation.
Norman Geske, director of
the Gallery, said it now ap
pears that attendance will
reach 100,000 persons by the
end of the first year. The Gal
lery opened May 15, 1963.
"Many people are paying
return visits because there is
a new exhibition every
mnnih." Geske said. "In ad
dition, there are many public
lectures in the Gallery wmcn
are of general interest."
TODAY
IWA workers will meet at
5 p.m. in 234 Student Union.
FRENCH CLUB will meet
at 7 p.m. in 240 Student Un
ion. STUDENT COUNCIL will
meet at 4 pm. in the north
conference room of the Stu
dent Union.
TAKE FIVE will be held at
4 p.m.' in the main lounge of
the Student Union.
NEBRASKA YOUTH FOR
GOLDWATER will meet at
5 p.m. in 345 Student Union.
IFC will meet at 7 p.m. in
the north conference room of
the Student Union.
PARKING APPEALS
BOARD will meet at 7:30 p.m.
in 232 Student Union.
SKEPTICS CORNER will
be held at 9 p.m. in the music
room of the Student union.
RODEO CLURsWill meet at
7:30 p.m. in the Ag Union
lounge-
PEOPLE-TO PEOPLE so
cial committee will meet at
5 p.m. in the Student Union
north party room.
Music Sorority
Sets Up Award
A vearlv scholarship of $100
for women in music was es
tablished this week by Mrs.
Arthur A. Dobson of Lincoln
through the University Foun
dation, Herb Potter, Jr.,
Foundation secretary, an
nounced Friday.
The award will be given to
a selected member of Sigma
Alpha Iota, a professional
music sorority, who has dem
onstrated scholastic ability in
the field of music and is in
need of financial assistance.
The fund will be known as
the "Sigma Alpha Iota
Achievement Award" and the
recipient will be selected each
year by the scholarship com
mittee of the department of
music, Mr. Potter, said.
Mrs. Dobson is a patroness
member of the sorority, and
Rosella Lange is president.
Ag Honorary Initiates Nine Students
Nine students; at the Uni
versity of Nebraska College
of Agriculture and Home Eco
nomics were initiated into
Alpha Zeta, honorary agricul-1 ashy, David Bell, Alan Svajgr,
tural fraternity last Thursday I Galen Frenzen, Norman Leu
night, enberger, David Stenberg,
The new initiates include: 'James C, Weiss, and Marvin
Milton Ericksen, Reza Ghor-! Wesely.
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