Friday, November 13, 1964
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
xMad, Mad Mania Expects Record Crowd
By James Hogg
Nebraskan Reporter
A record breaking crowd is
expected for the Kosmet Klub
fall show, "Mad, Mad Man
ia," tomorrow night, accord
ing to Buzz Brashear, Kos
met Klub ticket director.
Brashear said an expected
influx of parents for the game
and Parents Day is quite cer
tain to push the total higher.
Tickets will remain on sale
in the Union until game time
on Saturday, and there will
be some Kosmet Klub work
ers selling tickets outside the
stadium before and after the
game. Tickets will be on sale
at Pershing auditorium up un
til show time, but they will
cost $1.75, compared to $1.50
for tickets bought at the Uni
on before the show.
Before the snow and during
the intermission the audi
ence will have a chance to
vote for Prince Kosmet and
1 I 1
everifrweuri
Nebraska Sweetheart. The
voting booths will be taken
down after the intermission
and representatives of the
Student Council will count the
ballots. The winners will
be announced and crowned
after the show.
The ten finalists for Prince
Kosmet are: Mike Barton,
Bill Poppert, Doug Tucker,
Stu Wiley, John Lydick, Lyle
S i 1 1 1 e r, Preston Love, Skip
Soireff, Kent McCloughan and
Dick Strand.
Competing for the honor of
being the Nebraska Sweet
heart are: Carol Biek, Joan
Skinner, Judy Jcobson, Peggy
Speece, Mary Morrow, Polly
Brown, Sally Wilson, Lynette sent out to everyone w h o
Loeseher, Susie Ayres, and I meet these requirements.
Pat TVel ana 111 -v SUDnilt reports
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on
and !
and they submit
their campus activities
academic records.
This is the third year the
scholarship has been given,
and according to KK Presi
dent Terry Vogt it should be
self perpetuating in another
year.
Also to be presented after
(he show is the winner of the
Stephen Cass .Memorial Schol
arship, in the amount of one
semester's tuition. The award
has been set up in memory
of Steve Cass, a former Kos
met Klub Vice President who FC, Panhel Tutoring
w as killed in a car crash , 3
three years ago. 'To Begin This Sunday
The award is made to an ; A (u(orinr program for
undergraduate student in elec- freshmen Dlcdces sponsored
by IFC and Panhellenic will
TODAY
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF
9 p.m..
Con-
trical engineering who meets
the requirements of a high
academic average and show
ing outstanding leadership in
campus activities. Letters ar
Late Date Night Tomorrow;
It Pays To Save Pennies
Kosmet Klub's fall show
seems to dominate the week
end with no other activities
planned for Saturday night.
And if you save your pennies
you and your date can stay
out until 2 a.m.
TODAY
SUNDAY
AWFUL NIGHT,
GATHER and POUND
HALLS (7th and 8th floors,
pizza party and hootenanny,
5-7 p.m., dining room.
DELTA TAU DELTA and
1 GAMMA 1'HI BETA, p 1 Z Z 3
8-11:30 ; Party, 5:30-7 p.m.
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p.m. ballroom. Student Union, j
MACLEAN and HITCH-1
COCK HOUSES and SAINT !
E'S SCHOOL OF NURSING, I
dance, 8:30-11:30, St. E's au
ditorium. GATHER and POUND
HALLS (4th floors), hour
dance, 6:30-7:30.
DELTA TAU DELTA and
ALPHA OMICRONPI, pledge
hour dance. 4:30-5:30.
BETA THETA PI and DEL
TA GAMMA, pledge hour
dance, 4:00-5:00.
BURR EAST and DELTA
SIGMA PHI, hour dance. 6.30
7 p.m.. Burr East.
SIGMA CHI and ALPHS,
PHI, pizza party, 5-7 p.m. I
begin Sunday in the Union.
The sessions will be from
7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., and tutor
ing will be given in the sub
jects of English, chemistry,
zoology, business organization
Spanish and German. Tutors
will answer questions and help
solve problems.
The specific room numbers
for each subject will be posted
Sunday on the Union daily
bulletin board.
Any sorority or fraternity
member is welcome to come,
although the program is ori
ented to the freshmen level.
IFC and Panhellenic are
paying the student tutors $2
an hour. Students attending
the sessions
charged.
SOCIAL WORK
ference Rooms.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
12:15 p.m.. Pawnee Room,
Student Union.
PLACEMENT LUNCHEON
12:30 p.m., 241 Union.
JAZZ 'N JAVA 4 p.m., Crib.
TASSELS & CORN COBS
7 p.m.. Partv Rooms.
AUFUL MTE 7 p.m., Ball
room. PALLADIAN LITERARY
SOCIETY 7:30 p.m.. No. Cent.
Rm
N.I.A. 7:30 p.m.. So. Conf.
Rm.
MOVIE ' Pursuit of Graf
Spee" Auditorium.
SATURDAY
Frosh Honorary
To Initiate Eleven
Eleven sophomore women
were initiated Thursday into
Alpha Lambda Delta, schol
astic honorary for freshmen
women.
To qualify for membership
freshmen women must attain
a 7.5 average for the first se
mester or as an accumulative
average at the end of the
year.
As part of their drive to en
courage scholarship on cam
pus the members each year
host a tea for Regents Schol
arship winners, and serve as
ushers at New Student and
Honors Convocations.
The eleven initiates are:
Beverly Armstrong, Ruth
Evans, Kathryn Glynn, Jessie
Kerrey, Gwen Mead, Carol
Mischnich, Betty Nott. Slier
rill Shadbolt, Connie Sinkler,
Kathleen Tuma. and Diane
Weimar.
DELTA SIGMA PI
p.m.. Award Banquet,
6:30
Ne
braska Center East Campus.
SUNDAY
CHESS CLUB 2 p.m.. Con
ference Room, Gather Hall.
Pi Phi Alumnae
win not be! Mart Loan i-una
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forfeit.
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
Student Ambassador
To Talk On Europe
Marilyn Hoegemeyer, Peo-ple-to-People
Student Ambas
sador to England last sum
mer, will talk about her sum
mer in Europe, Sunday at
1:30 p.m. at Wesley Founda
tion. All People-to-People mem
bers, foreign students, and
American students are invited
to attend.
Miss Hoegemeyer lived with
three families in England for
a month, and then visited rel
atives in Germanv.
fin j j t Vyftr
A loan fund has been es
tablished in the University of
Nebraska Foundation to as
sist unmarried, full-time un
dergraduate students at the
University who are members
of Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
Harry R. Haynie, Founda
tion president, said the loan
fund was set up by the local
chapter's Alumnae Associa
tion, with Mrs. William Edge
comb of Lincoln as president.
Applicants for the loan must
be approved by the Uni
versity's general student loan
committee. The applicants
also must be in need of fi
nancial aid and have demon
strated scholastic and leader
ship ability in their chosen
field.
According to the trust agree
ment, the limit of each loan
will be determined by the
amount the borrower can
reasonably be expected to repay.
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