Monday, April 5, 1965
The Daily Nebraskou
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Campus
TODAY
STUDENT ASST. INTER-VIEWS-Omega
Group, 1 p.m.
234 Nebraska Union.
YWCA SPEAKER-Joe Mat
hews, 4 p.m., Nebraska Union
Auditorium.
PANHELLENIC, 4 p.m.,
332, 334 Nebraska Union.
TASSELS, 4:30 p.m., 232
Nebraska Union.
UNION-Special Events
Committee, 4:30 p.m., 235 Ne
braska Union.
INTER-VARSITY ladyBUG,
5 p.m., 334 Nebraska Union.
TOWNE CLUB, 6 p.m., Pan
American Room, Nebraska
Union.
PHI MU, 6 p.m. Pawnee
Room, Nebraska Union.
SOCIAL WORK-Grad School,
7 p.m., Nebraska Union Au
ditorium. DENTAL SCHOOL, 7 p.m.,
235 Nebraska Union.
IFC-PANHELLEMC Con
vocation, 7 p.m., Nebraska
Union Ballroom.
UNICORNS-Social Commit
tee, 7:30 p.m., North Confer
ence Room, Nebraska Union.
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hews, 7:30 p.m., 232 Nebraska
Union.
TOWNE MOTHER'S CLUB,
7:30 p.m., 332 Nebraska
Union.
SIGMA DELTA TAU, 7:30
p.m., 241 Nebraska Union.
TEACHER DEVELOP
MENT PROGRAM, 8 p.m.,
240 Nebraska Union.
TOMORROW
AF FILM OF THE WEEK,
3:30 p.m., 203 M and N Build
ing. ACE, 4:30 p.m., 200 Teach
ers College.
New Yell Squad
Selected For 1965
The 1965 Yell Squad has
been selected after two weeks
of tryouts.
Returning members who
will rema'n on the squad In
clude: Yell King F. C. Green,
Diana Focht, Karen Beggs,
Jean Barber and Linda Keat
ing. The new members are:
Martha Hedge, Jeannie How
ard, Kathy Henderson, Kitty
McManus, Larry Foster iad
Joe Carraway.
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Members of Gamma Gam
ma, new Greek honorary,
were announced Saturday
night at the Greek Week Ball,
sponsored by the Interfrater
nity Council.
Members were selected on
the basis of their contribu
tions to their sororities and
fraternities, Panhellenic and
Interfraternity Council and
the entire Greek system.
Gamma Gamma members
will be honored at a recogni
tion banquet tomorrow night.
Sorority women honored
were:
Sarah Davie, a member of
Chi Omega sorority, has
served in the positions of rush
chairman and Panhellenic
delegate. As a Panhellenic
delegate, she was outstanding
in her work as chairman of
the social committee.
Cookie Dinnis, a member of
Alpha Delta Pi sorority, has
served in the positions of rush
chairman and president. She
worked with the Alpha Delta
Pi colony at Moorhead State
Teacher's College in Minneso
ta and is a charter member of
Alpha Delta Pi at the Uni
versity, where she was instru
mental in establishing the new
chapter.
Bette Harding, a member of
Delta Delta Delta sorority,
has served in the positions of
social chairman and president.
She has been outstanding in
her contributions to Panhel
lenic Council which include
bringing the ARA Slater Cor
poration food service to t h e
Greek system on this campus.
Miss Harding attended the
75th National Tri Delt Conven
tion and the 5th Annual Lead
ership school of Tri Delta.
Margie Lehl, a member of
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority,
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has served in the positions oi
corresponding secretary and
Panhellenic scholarship coun
cil where she worked with
IFC to begin a tutoring pro
gram for pledges this year.
She was also over-all Pan
hellenic Greek Week chairman
last year.
Dianne Michel, a member of
Gamma Phi Beta sorority,
has served in the positions of
activities chairman and vice
president. She was past vice
president of Panhellenic and
is currently serving as presi
dent. She was co-chairman in
setting up the first NO-IN-U
dance and also established the
Madeline Gerhard Philanthro
pic Trophy. She has also been
a delegate to two Big 8 Pan
hellenic conferences.
Mary Morrow, a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority,
has served in the positions of
pledge president, social chair
man, rush chairman and Pan
hellenic delegate. She is past
secretary of Panhellenic.
Jean Probasco, a member of
Alpha Xi Delta sorority, has
served as pledge scholarship
chairman, corresponding sec
retary and Panhellenic dele
gate. She is past vice presi
dent and president of Panhel
lenic and helped initiate the
Panhellenic Councils. She has
been a delegate to two Big
8 Panhellenic conferences.
Susie Rutter, a member of
Sigma Kappa sorority, has
served as pledge scholarship
chairman, rush chairman, ac
tivities chairman, second vice
president, and pledge trainer.
She has initiated new pro
grams in the areas of rush,
activities and pledge training
for her house. Susie attended
the Sigma Kappa national
convention in 1964.
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Joan Skinner, a member of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority,
has served in the positions of
second vice-president (pledge
trainer), first vice president,
and president. One of her
pledge programs was adopted
nationally and is now the ba
sic pledge program used in
all national chapters. Miss
Skinner attended the Alpha
Chi Omega national conven
tion in 1964, province-district
convention in 1963. and lead
ership conferer. es in 1962
1965. Patti Teel, a member of
Kappa Delta sorority, has
served as pledge president,
vice president (standards) and
president. Through her per
ceptive programming she has
improved the areas of activ
ties, scholarship and house
council.
Suzie Walburn, a member of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority,
has sen-ed in the positions of
second vice president (pledge
trainer), 1st vice president
and Panhellenic delegate. She
is past vice president and
president of Panhellenic. She
helped initiate the Panhellenic
Councils and has been a dele
gate to two Big 8 Panhellenic
conferences, being elected
president of one.
Jan Whitney, a member of
Kappa Delta Sorority, has
served as pledge social
chairman, rush chairman,
vice president (pledge train
er) and Panhellenic delegate.
As chairman of the Panhel
lenic activities council. Miss
Whitney initiated the Activi
ties Booklet for pledges. She
attended the Kappa Delta
Province Workshop and will
attend the national convention
this summer.
Fraternity men honored
were :
Tom Brewster, a member of
Sigma Chi fraternity, has
served in the positions of rush
chairman and director of the
father-son relations program.
He has been a member of
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IPC public relations commit
tee, secretary of the IFC. and
past president of the IFC.
Brewster has also been a dele
gate to the Big 8 and national
Interfraternity conferences.
Bob Brightfelt, a member of
Triangle Fraternity, has
served as president, treas
u r e r . intramural chairman
and activities chairman. He
has been instrumental in es
tablishing the house financial
program, the executive coun
cil structure and its function
al application. He has been a
member of the IFC and a
delegate to the national Tri
angle convention.
Neil Cole, a member of
Acacia fraternity, has served
in the positions of pledge class
vice president, house presi
dent, activities chairman, and
member of the financial and
bid committees. He has been
a member of the IFC affaii-s
and rush rules committees
and has sen-ed as Jr. IFC
treasurer and advisor. Cole
has been a delegate to the na
tional Acacia convention and
was presented the outstanding
award by his fraternity.
Doyle Kauk, a member of
Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity,
has served in the positions of
vice president, "Sickle and
Sheaf" reporter, activities
chairman and member of the
pledge board. He is presently
committee chairman for schol
arship program development.
Kauk has been chairman of
the rFC Food Managers As
sociation as well as delegate
to the national Alpha Gamma
Rho convention.
Glenn Korff, a member of
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity,
has served in positions of
pledge class president, activ
ities chairman, president of
the house for two years, and
has been instrumental in es
tablishing an effective schol
arship program as scholarship
chairman. Korff has been a
member of the IFC judicial
committee, as well as frater
nity delegate to the National
Leadership Conference.
Tom Kort, a member of
Beta Sigma Psi fraternity,
has been activities chairman,
rush chairman, social chair
man, vice president, and pres
ident. He has helped develop
a chapter constitution and a
revised pledge manuel. Kort
has served on the IFC slate
committee and was delegate
to the national Beta Sigma
Psi convention. He has also
been the recipient of the IFC
scholarship.
Jim Levy, a member of
Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity,
has sen-ed in the positions of
vice-president, president,
alumni secretary, athletic
chairman and social chair
man. He has been active in
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vention and is also a member
of IFC.
John Lonnquist, a member
of Beta Theta Pi fraternity,
has sen-ed in the positions of
pledge class secretary, activ
ities chairman and house
president. He has been chair
man of the IFC affairs com
mittee, delegate to the Big 8
and National IFC Conferences,
holder of two national frater
nity scholarships, and repre
sentative to the national Beta
Theta Pi convention.
Bob McKee,' a member of
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, has
served in the positions of rush
chairman, historian, and
house president for three
terms. He is a member of
IFC, representative for the
Pi Kappa Phi leadership
school, and delegate to t h e
national Pi Kappa Phi con
vention. Tom Schwenke, a member
of Kappa Sigma fraternity,
sen-ed in the positions of
pledge class president, grand
master and house president.
He has helped to develop a
fraternity library and served
as IFC vice president in
charge of 1964 Rush Week. He
has been chairman of the IFC
rush committee and delegate
to the national Kappa Sigma
Conclave as well as to the na
tional IFC conference.
Joe Smith, a member of
Delta Upsilon fraternity, has
sen-ed as pledge train
er. Dledse class treasurer.
man, and alumni chairman.
He has been instrumental in
organizing the Dr. Clayton F.
Andrews Rush Award, as well
as being a member of the
IFC affairs committee and
delegate to the National Delta
Upsilon Convention. Smith has
currently province conference
chairman.
Allen Spore, a member of
Delta Tau Delta fraternity,
has been public relations
chairman, pledge class advi
sor, recording secretary, rush
chairman and house president.
He has been instrumental in
establishing community sen'
ice programs for the frater
nity and inspirational pre-ini-tiation
programs. He is also
a past member of the IFC
public relations committee
and delegate to the national
Delta Tau Delta convention.
Bob Weaver, a member of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater
nity, has senred In the posi
tions of vice-president and ac
tivities chairman. He has been
instrumental in developing the
IFC pledge education program
as well as serving in the posi
tion of IFC pledge education
committee chairman. Weaver
has been president of the Jr.
Interfraternitv Council, dele
gate to the Big Eight Inter
fraternitv conference and
sponsor of the IFC P 1 e d g e
Education Week.
Mike Wiseman is a member
nf Phi Kanna Psi fraternity
where he has held positions
of president, recording sccre
lary, scholarship chairman
and member of the pledge
education committee. He has
been instrumental in develop
ing the pledge scholarship
and foster parent programs
within the house. Wiseman
has been treasurer of the
IFC and delegate to national
Phi Kappa Psi conference.
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