University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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f » Q 9 L , Ci ,.-i Q o . Cj Kk KEY t HA ' « tioo-»H J MEMBERS ¥ PLEDGES Top Row McDermoi;, Baker, Smiley, Ganz. H. hlildebiand, i ounuslroni, Obemaor; ni .nt y , i.atnDono, Neurenburger R Reed, Lipscomb, flutry, Berquist. Fourth Row: Roberts. Jarmin, Tyler, Lake, Milne, Lyman, Myers. Gant. F. Sawyer, tmbick. Nabity. Monson, L. lorgensen. Prouty. Third Row Carlson, Williamson, Swenson, Martz, G Sawyer, Luther, fldkins. Kosman Moody. Boitey, Sackett, Norden, Lemmon. Second Row Grimm, Lyman, Pankonin, Stephens, M. Reed, Young, Lohr, Drummond, Epperson, Razer, Druhe. Gray, Knox. Bottom Row: D, Hildebrand, Dugan, Dunker. Bursik. Linch, finkeny. Nelson, Colvert, Cass, flvory. Weaver, Lamb. Anderson. fidkins, Robert W., ' 38 Norfolk flnkeny, Clayton, ' 37 Lincoln flshby, Charles, ' 39 Fairmont flutry, Gilbert, ' 37 Omaha flvery, Robert, ' 37 Lincoln Baker, Sidney, ' 37 Lincoln Berquist, Bill, ' 37 Omaha Bullis, Dean, ' 38 Norfolk Cass, Lewis, ' 37 Ravenna Carlson, Don, ' 39 Lincoln Colvert, Raymond, ' 39 North Platte Drummond, Charles B., ' 37 ..Beatrice Dugan, William, ' 38 Lincoln Epperson, Harry, ' 39 ...Sioux City, la Gant, Carter, ' 39 Omaha Gray, George, ' 37 Coleridge Hildebrand, Doran, ' 39 York Hildebrand, Howard, ' 39 York Jarmin, John, ' 37 Lincoln Jorgensen, Don, ' 37 Omaha Knox, Gene, ' 39 McCook Kosman, Richard, ' 38 Omaha Lamb, Kenneth, ' 39 Calloway Lemmon, Grant, ' 38 Omaha Anderson, Ed, ' 40 . Omaha Bailey, Robert, ' 40 Lincoln Bursik, Les, ' 39 Ravenna Druhe, Kenneth, ' 39 Randolph Dunker, Leonard, ' 40 Lincoln Embick, James, ' 39 Laurel Lake. Max, ' 40 Lincoln Lipscomb, Robert, ' 40 Nebraska City Luther, Walter, ' 40 Cambridge Lyman, Bill, ' 40 Lincoln McDermott, John, ' 40.. ..Grand Island Linch, Howard, ' 38 Lincoln Lohr, Harry, ' 37 Columbus Lyman, Jack, ' 38 Lincoln Martz, Robert, ' 38 Lincoln Meyers, Henry, ' 38 Omaha Milne, George, ' 38 Lincoln Moodie, P. M., ' 38 West Point Nabity, Donald, ' 38 David City Neurenburger, Howard, ' 38 Wakefield Norden, Carl, ' 37 Lincoln Oberndorf, Truman, ' 37 Lincoln Rathbone, Jack, ' 39 Lincoln Razer, Wade, ' 39 Gering Reed, Marston, ' 38..Torrington, Wyo. Roberts, Jack, ' 37 Lincoln Sackett, William, ' 38 Omaha Sawyer, George, ' 37 Torrington, Wyo. Smiley, Richard, ' 39 Lincoln Stephens, Joe, ' 39 Clarinda, la Sundstrom, Herb, ' 38 Plattsmouth Weaver, Robert, ' 38 Lincoln Monson, Paul, ' 38 Osceola Ganz, Dale, ' 40 fllvo Nelson, Robert, ' 40 Omaha Nye. Robert, ' 40 Lincoln Pankonin, Eldon, ' 40 Louisville Prouty, Harry, ' 40 Lincoln Reed, Ralph. ' 40 Lincoln Sawyer, Frank, ' 40 Torrington, Wyo. Tyler, Ralph, ' 40 Lincoln Williamson, James, ' 39 Albion Young, Richard, ' 39 Mitchell, S. D. Page 237

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DELTA UPSILON OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President PLINY MOODIE Vice-president LEWIS CflSS Secretary DON CARLSON Treasurer GILBERT flUTRY SECOND SEMESTER President GEORGE SAWYER Vice-president BOB MARTZ Secretary HARRY EPPERSON Treasurer GILBERT AUTRY THE LOCAL CHAPTER AT dusk one evening last spring a strange horde descended upon the campus, a procession of cars, blocks long, with horns sound- ing full blast in hilarious celebration of a certain engagement. Many whom the Delta Gammas saw pass in this train were, in the next year, to figure greatly in campus activities. Two were to be Innocents; another, editor of the Awgwan, two were to become business manager and assistant business-manager of the Cornhusker respectively; one, president of Sigma Delta Chi; another, vice-president of Pershing Rifles; one was to become a lieutenant-colonel and two others, majors in the R. O. T. C. They saw a chapter pass that had but shortly before won third in the inter- fraternity sing and fourth in scholar- ship. Some girls who saw this fraternity pass were to be invited to dance to Anna May Winburn and her or- chestra at its formal dinner dance; to attend its traditional spring lawn party and the other events which were to color its social year. Page 236

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DELTA ZETA OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President President JEAN STONE lEflH STONE Vice-president Vice-president SflRfl ANNE KflUFFMflN SARA ANNE KAUFFMAN Secretary Secretary EMMflRETTfl LIVINGSTONE EMMARETTA LIVINGSTONE Treasurer Treasurer WILMfl WAGNER WILMA WAGNER THE LOCAL CHAPTER THE twenty-seventh year of exist- ence for Zeta chapter of Delta Zeta found them living in a new home, situated at 2530 Q. They for- merly lived at 626 North 16th Street. It v as in this new house that Delta Zeta celebrated their biennial Rose Dinner, a formal spring dinner dance, late in the fiscal year of 1937. It is at this dinner that the annual publication of the sorority, Ze Zeta Zephyr , is presented. The new house was decorated to fit the occasions of the Hallowe ' en and Christmas house parties. Delta Zeta also entertained at an annual spring party, open to the public. Delta Zeta claims the vice-presi- dency of Gamma Alpha Chi, honor- ary advertising sorority, and mem- bers in Tassels, Phi Chi Theta, and the Panhellenic Council, fin inter- sorority standards program, which is supervised by the national organi- zation of Delta Zeta, was carried out by the local chapter this year. Page 238 ■II