MONDAY, MAY 1, 1967
Some Women Directors
Back Junior, 21 Keys
The prevailing opinion
among University house
mothers and residence di
rectors questioned by the
Dally Nebraskan is that the
extension of senior keys,
to the Junior women and
to those women who are
21 who meet the eligibility
requirements, would be a
highly practical and work
able program.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
housemother, Mrs. Weigel,
is highly in favor of ex
tending the senior key sys
tem. In talking to house
mothers from other states
she has found that this ex
pansion has worked out well
at other Universities. Mrs.
Weigel added that In Utah,
the sophomores who had
high enough grade aver
ages were allowed the
Underground Film
Shown At Sheldon
Flashing lights intermin
gled with colors and shad
ows gradually reach a fren
zied climax of disconnect
ed motion and slowly settle
into distinguishable pat
terns of light.
"Heroine," a 7 minute
experimental film used in
creating this event, was
produced by three universi
ty students; Bob Erickson,
Mick Lowe and Tom Kay.
"Underground" Films
"Heroine" portrays the
moods and emotions of the
heroine user. It is repre
sentative of films being
made around the nation in
the "Underground" film
movement.
"We took several hours
worth of film to get the
seven and one-half minutes
of film we actually wanted
to use," Lowe explained.
"The splicing alone took
another eight or nine
hours." .
Another underground
movie, "Scream of the Slum
God" depicts a "man crying
out from the Jungle of civili
zation." This film, produced by
Jim Bledig and Sandy Beck
er, will be shown in the Ne
braska Union at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday and 9 p.m. Thurs
day. A 25c admission price
will be charged at each per
formance. An upsurge of interest in
experimental or "under
ground" films at the Uni
versity prompted the Ne
braska Union Film com
mittee to offer a film tech
niques class under the Ne
braska Free University
program.
Chairman Susie Jenkins
and co-chairman Joeff Hei
den organized the class out
line for the 15 students and
professors enrolled in the
class.
"We work on new film
techniques and discuss ex
perimental films produced
by students," Miss Jenkins
explained. "For a first ef
fort, I think the program
has been a real success."
Working on individual
programs and films, most
students use an eight mm
movie camera. Because
most hand cameras do not
have sound apparatus, a
sound track has to be taped
separately and co-ordinated
with the film.
"If we're going to contin
ue the program next year,
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privilege of having keys.
Juniors 'Mature
Miss Mary Francis Hol
man, Pound Hall Residence
Director, would be very
pleased If Juniors were al
lowed to have keys. She
stated that the Juniors are
mature enough to handle
the responsibility. She
added that at home, these
women wouldn't be made
to come in at a specified
hour, so there is no reason
why they shouldn't have
keys.
Expansion of the senior
key system would "me
chanically work out fine,"
stated Mrs. Jan Hazlet,
Sandoz residence director.
"There is good reason to
seriously consider the ex
pansion of keys to juniors
and 21 year olds, and I
however, we have to solve
two problems; money to fi
nance film-making equip
ment, and a class leader
with experience."
Earlier in the semester,
the union committee spon
sored a film weekend in
conjunction with Sheldon
Art Gallery. A series of
films and speakers ex
plained filming techniques
and movie criticism.
"We hope that our week
end program prompted
Creighton University in
Omaha to sponsor the film
program they had a few
weeks ago," Miss Jenkins
said.
The Creighton program
featured a lecture by film
producer Otto Preminger.
"Underground" films
created by other students
include "UltraMan," a
superman satire produced
by Lincoln Southeast senior
Arthur Bullock. The film
features double exposures
to create a "flying" effect
Other experimental films,
produced throughout the
country, appear every
lery.
Outstanding
Nominations
Deadline for nominations
for the 34th Outstanding Ne
braskan awards will be
noon, May 5. Letters of
nomination should either be
sent or brought to the Daily
Nebraskan office.
Faculty-Student
The award is given at the
end of each semester to one
faculty member and one
student. This year's first
semester honorees were for-.
mer YR president Cathie
Shattuck and Registrar
Emeritus Dr. Floyd Hoover.
The "Outstanding Nebras
kan" award originated in
1950 and was formerly
called the "Best Husker"
award.
Past Honorees
Among the outstanding
faculty members and admin
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would not be opposed to
expanding the present sys
tem," she added.
Mrs. Agnes Hakel, Sig
ma Kippa housemother,
"Doesn't think that there
should be too much objec
tion to expansion of senior
keys." "If the girls don't
abuse the privilege, there
are times when they should
enjoy this privilege," she
added.
Negative Comments
Several of the housemoth
ers polled had negative
comments toward extending
the key system to eligible
Juniors and 21 year old
women.
Mrs. Mary Ward, house
mother of Delta Delta Delta
is not in favor of the sys
tem and "does not feel that
it would be too practical."
"I may be awfully conser
vative," she added, "but
when we live in a situation
such as this, seniors should
have more privileges that
do not extend to juniors."
"With all those late
nights, the girls wont be
on the dean's honor roll,"
stated Mrs. Anita Camp
bell, Alpha Delta Pi house
mother. "What's good for
one girl isn't necessarily
good for another," added
Mrs. James Arnold, Alpha
Xi Delta housemother.
Key System Expansion
According to a motion
passed by the AWS Board,
the senior key systen will
be expanded in order that
all junior and senior wom
en and all women over 21
who meet the eligibility re
quirements may participate
"EachgW who is eligible
to participate in the key
system and who desires to
aI L .m , aws a lie.
in tne system.
do so will oav AWS a de
posit of $1.60 as soon as
she receives permission to
participate in the system.
"This money will be put
into a permanent fund to
provide for replacement of
a cylinder (a lock) and
keys in the event that a key
is lost from a living unit,"
according to the motion
presented by senior key
chairman, Mimi Rose.
University women will be
eligible to participate in the
key system with parental
permission and a 2.0 grade
average, Miss Rose stated.
Nebraskan
Close Soon
istrators honored in the past
are: Chancellor C. R. Gus
tavson, Dr. Robert Manley,
Dr. Robert Hough, Dr. Ber
trand Schulz, R. Neale Cop
pie, Donald Olson and Karl
Shapiro.
Past student winners have
included: Larry Frolik,
John Lydick, Don Ferguson
and John Lonnquist.
Winners of this semester's
awards will be announced in
the May 8 Daily Nebraskan.
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MASTERS Program,
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PANHELLENIC, Masters
Tea, 3:30 p.m.
ASUN, Academic Re
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p.m.
UNION Film Committee,
3:45 p.m.
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Masters Coffee, 4 p.m.
PHI BETA KAPPA Initi
ation, 4 p.m.
TASSELS, 4:30 p.m.
DELTA ZETA, 5:30 p.m.
Officers of Pi Kappa P h i
fraternity are Eric Wood,
president; J i m Guretzky,
treasurer; Steve Plettner,
secretary; Dave Nixon, his
torian; Kerry Hookstra, chap
lin; Jim Christol, pledge
trainer; Jim Guretzky, IFC
Representative, and Kerry
Hookstra, rush chairman.
Officers of Phi Upsilon Omi
cron are Charlene Vavricek,
president, Dorothy Dering,
vice-president; Trudy Lieber
man, secretary, Jan Whitney,
treasurer; Georgia Stevens,
chaplain; Shirley Whidden,
historian; Rose Hoffman, li
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Kraeger.
At the banquet, set for
May 3 at the Nebraska
Union, Dr. Clayton Yeutter,
executive assistant to the
governor and Dean E. F.
Frolik of the College of
Agriculture and Home Eco
nomics will speak.
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nize Waldo for outstanding
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TUESDAY
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East Union.
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE,
4:30 p.m.
Nev; officers of Tau Kappa
Epsilon are Bob Watkins,
president, Rich Chapman,
vice-president; Rich Osborne,
treasurer; John Barnes, Jiis
torian; Jim Tepley, sergeant
at arms; Jim Staley, scholas
tic chairman; and Rod Nei
mann, pledge trainer.
Officers for Zeta Beta Tau
are Randy Endelman, pres
ident; Ron Blumkin, vice
president; Marshall Tur
kel, secretary; Barry Lot
man, treasurer; Ken Hober
man, treasurer; Ron Frank,
pledge trainer; and Abe Gel
bart, historian.
Mew officers for Zeta Tau
Alpha are G ema Bohch, P
ident; Ruth Hagedarn, first
vfprtSll. rj Bo"
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Alpha are Genia Bolich, pres-
,avih swrnid vice-nresiaent
and pledge trainer, Sandy
H in man, secretary; Les
lie Smith, treasurer; Susie
Schultz, social chairman; Su
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With Discussion
Eleven outstanding Uni
versity alumni will begin a
series of informal discus
sions with University stu
dents during the Masters
Week program Monday.
At 10 a.m. the Masters
will be given a tour of the
campus by the Builders
Tours Committee.
Luncheon Assignments
From 11:30 to 1:30 p.m.
the Masters will have
luncheon assignments at the
following living units:
Kappa Delt-Miss Mereditn
Thorns; Beta Theta Pi-Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Brownell;
Gamma Phi Beta-Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Chace; Alpha
Tau Omega Mr. and Mrs.
John Dawson; Delta Upsi
lon Dr. and Mrs. Nathan
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Sigma Alpha Mu Dr. and
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Phi Gamma Delta Dr.
and Mrs. Gerald Phillippe;
Delta Delat Delta Dr.
and Mrs. Allan Smith.
At 1:30 p.m. there will
be a press conference, open
to all students, in Room 232
in the Nebraska Union.
From 2:30 to 3:45 in Mas
ters will have the opportun
ity to visit areas of per
sonal choice and from 3:45
to 4:00 p.m. there will be
a special break for them in
the Conference Rooms in
the Nebraska Union.
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for the Masters at 4 p.m.
in the Conference Rooms.
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at 3:30.
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the Masters will visit the
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Epsilon Miss. Meredith
Thorns; Selleck Quadrangle
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Phil
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Brownell, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Dawson.
Sigma Chi joined by CM
Omega Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Chace; Alpha Chi
Omega joined by Sigma
Phi Epsilon and Sigma
Kappa Dr. and Mrs.
Nathan Gold; Cornhusker
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Vance
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Delta Tau Delta joined by
Alpha Omicron Pi Mr.
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Women's Residence Halls
Dr. and Mrs. J. McVicker
Hunt; Sigma Nu joined by
Phi Mu and Theta Chi
Dr and Mrs. Alan Moritz;
Phi Delta Theta joined by
Zeta Tau Alpha and Sigma
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