Thursday, September 28,
Nominations Open
For 10 Best-Dressed
Ten Best-Dressed coeds
on the University of Ne
braska campus will be pre
sented Oct. 24 at a style
show. AWS is sponsoring
the contest in conjunction
with Focus on Coeds.
Nominations are now be
ing accepted from all liv
ing units and the coeds se
lected must meet the fol
lowing requirements, ac
cording to AWS.
All nominees must be
full-time students in ,ood
standing with the Univer
sity. They must be upper
classmen and meet the min
imum requirements for
participation in extra-curricular
activities as set by
the University.
AWS emphasized this is
not a popularity or person
ality contest. Coeds will be
judged on the appropriate
AWS Board Chooses
Coed Follies Theme
"Expo In Retro" was se
lected Tuesday by AWS
board members as the
theme for the 1968 Coed
Follies production, Feb. 23.
Kathy Kuester, Coed Fol
lies chairman, introduced
four proposals that were
passed by board members.
Individuals or groups that
placed in last year's Trav
elers act competition are
eligible to tryout again.
AWS voted to cut the cost
of admission to $1 for those
participating in the s h o w.
Also this year each of the
six groups competing will
be allowed a budget of $125,
an increase of $25 over pre
vious years.
Rally, Parade To Begin
Home Football Season
This season's first foot
ball rally will be held Fri
day at 6:15 p.m. according
to Jan Donnan, Tassels ral
ly chairman.
A rally parade will begin
from the south side of the
Nebraska Union and will
proceed to Memorial Stadi
um. Head football coach, Bob
Devaney, will speak and
the traveling spirit trophy
will be awarded, Miss Don
nan said.
The spirit trophy is given
to the living unit display
ing the best spirit and hav
ing the largest representa
tion. Law Senior
Achieves
ABA Office
A senior in the Uinver
sity of Nebraska College of
Law, Herbert Knudsen, was
recently elected first vice
president of the Law Stu
dent Division of the Ameri
can Bar Association.
Knudsen elected at the
annual meeting in Honolulu,
Hawaii, Aug. 110, is the first
national officer from Ne
braska. Knudsen, a member of
the Honor Council and pres
ident of Nebraska Law Stu
dents, was elected to the
position from 127 v o t i n g
delegates.
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ness and suitability of their
dress at all times.
In selecting the b e s t
dressed coeds, judges will
be concerned with individu
al sense of the latest fash
ions and personal groom
ing, poise, and general over
all appearance.
Each living unit may sub
mit ten names. Women's
living units may nominate
a maximum of five from
their own unit. Coeds se
lected as finalists in past
years are eligible.
All nominations must be
submitted to the AWS office
in the Nebraska Union by
5 p.m. Friday.
The top 20 coeds nomin
ated will be notified Oct. 3
and official judging will be
Oct. 9-13. The best-dressed
coed will be selected by
judges independent of AWS.
Another change will be in
the awarding of trophies.
Winners will be limited to
first and second places and
these groups will be p r e
sented the traditional trav
eling trophies.
Plaques will be given to
the other groups in recogni
tion of being chosen as one
of the six to participate.
Board members felt that
this change would somewhat
erase the dividing line be
tween winners and losers.
Miss Kuester is the over
all chairman for the pro
duction. Jan McGill has
been appointed skitmaster
and the stage manager is
Susie Dietemeyer.
Signs displayed in front
of the living unit, signs
carried at the rally, and
identifiable dress also help
to determine the winner.
An overall spirit trophy
will be awarded to the liv
ing unit who has compiled
the most number of points
at the end of the basketball
season.
Points are given for win
ning the weekly rallies and
contests like the "Yell like
Hell" and "Knock 'em with
Noise," signs in front of the
living unit, and representa
tion at airport rallies.
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THURSDAY
(All activities in Nebraska
Union Unless otherwise in
dicated.) INTER-VARSITY - 8:00
a.m., 12:00 a.m.
GEOLOGY LAB ASSIS-
TANTS-12:30 p.m.
UNION CONTEMPO
RARY ARTS COMMITTEE
3:30 p.m.
HYDE PARK-3:30 p.m.
UNION TRIPS & TOURS
COMMITTEE-3:45 p.m.
QUIZ BOWL-4:00 p.m.
YWCA CABINET - 4:30
p.m.
UNION SPECIAL
EVENTS COMMITTEE -4:30
p.m.
UNION PUBLIC RELA
TIONS COMMITTEE 4:30
p.m.
AWS COURT-4:30 p.m.
UNION MUSIC COMMIT
TEE 4:30 p.m.
KOSMET CLUB - 6:00
p.m.
PHI MU ALPHA SINFON
IA 6:00 p.m.
BOWLING LEAGUE OR
GANIZATIONAL MEET-ING-6:30
p.m.
AUF EXEC-6:30 p.m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ORGANIZATION-6:30 p.m.
GAMMA ALPHA CHI -7:00
p.m.
HOME ECONOMICS
ELLEN H RICHARDS DES
SERT 7:00 p.m.
AUF BOARD 7:00 p.m.
MATHEMATICS COUN
SELORS 7:30 p.m.
VARSITY MEN'S GLEE
CLUB SMOKER-8:00 p.m.
ASUN-SPECIAL PRO-JECTS-:00
p.m.
A SUN - EDUCATION
COMMITTEE-8:30 p.m.
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Slides of most of Yugo
slavia will be shown by Dr.
Leslie Hughes, chairman of
the Geography department,
Thursday at 8 p.m. in room
105, in the Geography Biuld
ing. Hughes will show slides
of the regions he visited on
a three week trip in Yugo
slavia last summer at an
open meeting of t Gamma
Theta Upsilon, geography
honorary.
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Two Members Added
To Wesley Foundation
The University's Wesley
Foundation has added two
members to its staff, one of
whom will be a full-time
associate minister-director.
The Reverend Melvin
Luetchens has taken the
ministerial post and John
Breckenridge has joined
the staff, while working on
a doctorate.
Rev. Luetchens, who is
leaving the pastorate at
Ord, Nebr., said he will be
"counseling, preach
ing, leading in worship and
working with the students."
ENJOYS AGE GROUP
"I had thought a long
time back of the possibility
of campus ministry because
I enjoy working with this
age of people," said 28-year-old
Rev. Luetchens.
"I like some of the Ideas
about being around a Uni
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IStudents Win Dates!
With Questionaire I
The 'winning personal
ities' of Ann Meyer and
Steve Curry have won them
selves dates with cele
brities for the Minnesota
Nebraska game Saturday.
Miss Meyer will be es
corted by Lee Majors, star
of TV's "Big Valley" and
Curry's date will be Sivi
Aberg, the current Miss
Sweden.
The date includes a lunch
eon before the game and
"something special" after
wards. University students en
tered the contest, sponsored
by Golds and Clairol, by fill
ing out personality question
naires during the first week
of school.
The questionnaires were
processed by a computer to
determine who was "best
suited to date a blonde."
"When I got the phone
call from Clairol I thought
someone was pulling a trick
Nebraskan
versity, where students are
searching for that which is
new and changing," he said.
Rev. Luetchens, married
and the father of two
young boys, attended West
mar College in Iowa and
attended the Evangelical
United Brethren Theology
School in Chicago.
FORMER DEAN
Breckenridge, who has
been the dean of students
at Hastings College, will be
counseling and teaching
part-time at the Wesley
Foundation while also serv
ing as the staff representa
tive to the Hungry Id, the
Foundation's coffee house.
"Mn Breckenridge has
led several conferences on
drugs. LSD and so forth,"
said The Rev. Duane Hut
chinson of the Wesley Foun
dation. on me," Miss Meyer said.
Curry said his reaction
was that he "was r e a 1 ly
pleased." "Even my barber
has asked me if I'm getting
all ready for the big date."
Neither winner could re
member the winning com
bination of the multiple
choice questionnaire.
Miss Meyer said she
chose an "exotic" frag
rance as her favorite scent,
while Curry liked a
"woodsy" scent best on a
girl. Miss Meyer, a sun
bleached blonde, said she
described herslef as "atten
tion getting" in the question
aire. Both, however, remem
bered that they "preferred
blondes."
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day at 8 p.m.
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