Friday, September 24, 1965
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Campus Action Planned
To Rival llusker Game
Where the action is . . .
undoubtedly much University
action will be centered at the
Air Force Academy in Colo
rado, but campus socialites
will still find plenty of action
on the University campus dur
ing the away-game weekend.
TODAY
ALPHA GAMMA SIMA,
hayrack ride, 6.30-9:30 p.m.,
Ashland.
SIGMA NU-ALPHA OMI
CROXPI, pledge hour dance,
4:30-5:30 p.m.
Yell Groups Plan
For Airport Rally
Tassels and Corn Cobs will
sponsor their second rally of
the year Saturday, at about
7:30 p.m.
The rally will take place at
the Lincoln Municipal Airport
to welcome the football team
back from their game at the
Air Force Academy.
Players will be introduced
and interviewed as they leave
the plane.
The exact time of arrival
will be announced over the
Lincoln radio stations.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON-CHI
OMEGA, pledge hour dance,
3:30-4:30 p.m.
CORNHUSKER CO-OP -LINCOLN
GENERAL
FRESHMEN WOMEN, hour
dance. 7:30-8:30 p.m., Lincoln
General Hospital.
AG MEN-TOWNE CLUB,
hour dance. 7-8 p.m.
ABEL II. pizza party, 8-11
p.m.. Abel cafeteria.
Y M C A-YWCA. freshman
weekend. 5 p.m. Friday
2:30 p.m. Sundav, Camp Kita
ki. TOMORROW
KAPPA SIGMA, pledge
smoker. 1-4:30 p.m.. Kappa
Sigma house.
SIGMA CHI DERBY DAY,
10-12 a.m.. West Mall
SUNDAY
DELTA UPSILON-ALPHA
OMICRON PI. pledge pizza
party. 5-6:30 p.m.. Delta Up
silon house.
SIGMA NT ALPHA CHI
OMEGA, pizza party. 5:30
6:30 p.m.. Sigma Nu house.
THETA XI-CHI OMEGA
pizza partv. 5-7 p.m.. Theta
Xi house.
Tassels To Choose
Queen Candidates
Tassels will hold interviews
for Homecoming queen final
ists Sunday, Sept. 26, at the
Nebraska Union. Candidates
and their interview times are
as follows:
Terry Lowell. Pound. 2:30;
Susan Baate, Alpha Chi Ome
ga. 2:40: Donna Echtenkamp,
Nurses dorm, 3; Candy Sas
so. Alpha Omicron Pi. 3:10;
Beverly Massie, Pound, 3:20;
Diane Smith, Alpha Phi,
3:30; Marsha Myer. Pound,
3:40.
Alpha Xi Delta candidate,
3:50; Cheryl Taylor. Pound. 4;
Bonnie Brown, Chi Omega,
4:10; Joan Spivey, Pound,
4:20; Beverly Armstrong,
Delta Delta Delta. 4:30; Su
san Van de Walle. Pound,
4:40: Kathie Glade, Delta
Gamma, 4:50.
5; Barbara Pflasterer. Gam
ma Phi Beta. 5:10; Mary El
len Russnogle. Fedde, 5:20;
Joan McClymont, Kappa Al
pha Theta, 5:30: Marcia Meli
char. Burr, 6:30; Erma Win
terer. Kappa Delta. 6:40.
; 6:50; Kathy Knignt, Kappa
i Kappa Gamma. 7; Linda En-
gelkemier, Selleck, 7:10; Nat-;
alie Hahn, Phi Mu, 7:20; Lin
da Taylor, Selleck. 7:30; Uni
corn candidate, 7:40.
Candace May, Selleck. 7:50;
Judy Jones. Selleck. 8; Polly
Rhynalds, Sigma Kappa, 8:10;
Mary Casey. Zeta Tau Alpha,
8:20; Nettleton Manor candi
date. 8:30; Diana Focht, Pi
Beta Phi, 8:40.
Ticket Sales 'Average'
For Yarbrough Show
The number of tickets sold
for the Glenn Yarbrough
concert on the first day of
sales was aoproximately
1,000.
Richard Scott. Assistant
Union program manager,
said that this was an aver
age first day's sale. He ex-
Ipects sales to increase when
more people become aware
of the program.
Plenty of excellent seats
are available in all price
categories. Scott said, and
' tickets will be sold until the
day of the concert. Oct. 1.
Tickets are on sale for
; $1.50. $1.75 and $2 in the Ne
braska Union.
Coeds Wearing Pins
Ins. cad Of Diamonds
Two pinnings were acci
dentally placed under en
gagements in the Daily Ne
braskan Thursday.
They were:
Bev Burrows, Chi Omega
junior in Teachers from
Omaha, to Don Chase, Sig
ma Phi Epsilon junior in pre
med. Bonnie Brown. Chi Omega
junior in journalism from Su
perior, to Skip Abel. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon junior in busi
ness administration from
Fairfax. Va.
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AWS Opens Seminar
Associated Women's Stu
dents (AWS) will hold a Lin
coln Seminar to orientate Lin
coln students to the structure
and regulations of AWS at
7:30 p.m. Thursday, in the
Union ballroom.
"The purpose of the pro
gram is to increase the
awareness of Lincoln women
concerning AWS purposes and
functions," stated Kathy Web
er, chairman of the event.
This is the first year for the
program geared to acquaint
new Lincoln women and in
terested upperclassmen with
the campus. Members of Mor
tar Board will be guests and
will speak on campus activities.
PRESENTS
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Comedian Bill Rose
Fri. Oct. 1 at 8:30 P.M.
Pershing Auditorium
Tickets $1.50, $1.75 Cr $2.00
On Sale Wed. Sept. 21
In The Nebraska Union
Come and Hear
a
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of New York, New York
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
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at 4:00 p.m.
on Tuesday, September 28
in the Chapel of Cotner School of Religion
1237 "R" Street
Sponsored by the Christian Science Organization
at the University of Nebraska
All University students and Facuty Members
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ENGLISH DEPT., 12 noon.
Pawnee Room. Nebraska Un-,
ion.
A.PII.A.. 1:30 p.m.. Audi-'
torium. Nebraska Union. i
PHI MU advisors. 3 30 J
p.m.. 235 Nebraska Union.
INTER-VARSITY, 4.30:
p.m.. 234 Nebraska Union.
PALLADIAN Literary So-'
ciety, 8 p.m.. 332 Nebraska
Union.
MOVIE, "Bye. Bye Bird-:
ie." 7 and 9 p.m.. Auditori-'
um. Nebraska union.
TOMORROW I
BLUE PRINT, 7 a.m.. 232
Nebraska Union.
TALENT MART, 1:30 p.m..;
Auditorium, Nebraska Union. ,
DELI AN UNION Literary I
Society. 8 p.m.. 332 Nebras-j
ka Union.
SUNDAY
ALPHA TAU OMEGA, 12;
noon. Pawnee Room. Nebras-I
ka Union.
TASSELS CORN COBS.;
Homecoming Queen Inter
views. 1 p.m.. Party Rooms. '
Nebraska Union. ,
PEOPLE TO - PEOPLE j
Board. 2 p.m.. 332 Nebraska i
Union. j
KAPPA ALPHA PSI. 4!
p.m.. 334 Nebraska Union, j
IFC Tutoring. 7 p.m.. Ne-j
braska Union. I
Dean Proposes
Initiation Averago
A University sorority Initia
tion average cannot be de
termined, it was brought out
Monday at the Panhellenic
meeting, until some guidelines
within the University have
been determined.
Helen Snyder, associate dean
of Student Affairs, suggested
that the average for initiation
be set at 2.2. which cor
responds to the present 5.0
average.
The decision is a difficult
one to reach, she said. ' be
cause the University has not
had a semester under the new
four-point grading scale.
Ideas on cutting the cost and
work on Homecoming displays
were presented and discussed.
Jennifer Marshall and Ann
Windle were selected as Pan
hellenic candidates for Activ
ity Queen.
Marquardt To Sing
In Recital Monday
A graduate recital will be
presented by Willard Mar
quardt, baritone from the De
partment of Music, today at
3:30 p.m. in the Sheldon Art
Gallery Auditorium.
Marquardt. who is working
toward his Master of Music
degree, will be accompanied
bv Frank Wasko.
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