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

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i| ' ALPHA Whc ' c doe a civilian K ' ■ ' »! ' i-tcr It ' s no wonder soldiers crowd the Alpha Phi foyer with such - ' - campus queens as beautiful Prom Girl Virginia McCulla and peppy prexy Polly- ann Petty, standing by to greet them. Versatility is the byword of these glamour gals. Polly Petty, of Who s Who listing, keeps things running smoothly at the Student Founda- tion office and attends Student Union Board meetings. Lois Christie wields the gavel of au- thority over Student Council sessions and hold down a position on Y.W. cabinet. Another Who ' s Who entree, Lois was junior attendant to the May Queen. Ginnie McCulla divides her time between Tassels, War Council, AUF meetings and the Cornhusker to say nothing of the titles she holds as ' 43 Prom Girl and Beauty Queen. Nebraskan and Alumnus publications claim the talents of Jo Marti and Jo Kinsey. Mary Ann Mattoon IS one of the busier sophomores with her A.W.S. and Cornhusker duties. The Phi ' s all wore black the night of their fall house party, not because it was such a sad affair but because they were nightclubbing in Pink Elephant fashion. Even pink cock- tails! Seniors Lois Christie, Omaha; Becky Ely, Ainsworth: Carolyn Held, Lincoln; Eleanor Lof, Omaha: Priscilla Moscley, Lincoln; Jean Nordstrom, Omaha; Pollyann Petty, McCook; Patncid Purdham, Omaha; Nancy Spohn, Superior; Mary Stephenson, Omaha. JlMORS Amy Brown, McCook; Edith Hawkins, Omaha; Betty Jerner, Lincoln; Myrtle Louise Johnson, Omaha; Shirley Keith, Sidney; Jean Kolesiar, Omaha; Virginia McCulla, Lincoln: Joan Martz, Syracuse: Marjoric Mengshol, Lincoln: Lorraine Rabe, Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Margaret Reese, Lincoln; Ruth Way, Wahoo; Ruth Wcstovcr, Plattsmouth; Joan Witt, Nebraska City. Sophomores Betty Baldwin, Fremont; Esther Blanchard, Friend; Shirley King, Lincoln; Mary Ann Mat- toon, Omaha: Dc Mans Morton, Lincoln; Margaret Munson, Lincoln; Mary Ncuhaus, Omaha; Margaret Peterson, Omaha; Sallye Sears, Scarsdale, New York: Mary Selby, North Platte: Mary Sinclair, Lincoln; Nancy Sutton, Omaha; Margaret Swanson, Holdregc. Freshmen Mary Jo Ashton, Lincoln; Sara Bates, Valen- tine; Janice Campbell, Lincoln; Virginia Demcl, Central City; Betty Jean Frankforter, Lincoln; Betty Horton, Omaha; Elizabeth Johnson, Omaha; Janice Johnson, Lincoln; Maryann Meyer, Lincoln; Lorene Novotny, Beatrice; Barbara Jean Olson, Lincoln; Betty Jane Parker, Nebraska City: Donna Peterson, Fremont: Grace Swanson, Hastings: Virginia Van Home, Pawnee City; Gloria Walton, Lyons. IMII Silver and Bordeau Founded at Syracuse University, 1872 Nu Chapter, 1906 37 Chapters 1531 S Street M. Anhlon B. Bnlilwln :. Hclil B. Mortim V. McC-ulla M. Martin b. Novotny B. Olnon M. Sinclair N. Hpohn K. Hlnnrhnrd A H. Jrrner K. JohnN M. Mllttoon M. MrnKahol M Mrycr M. Pntlrmon I). Prtirnon P. Petty I O.Swiiniion M. Rwanion N. Sutton V. liomn B. Kiy H Krlth 8 Klnit II. Morton P. Mniipley M Mtinn P Piinlham I. Rnlic M Krviip V. Van Horn« Cl, Walton R Way II KrnnRiorii- J Kolmiar M. Npuhnlla K Scam llawHlnn Nonlatrom M Xelliy K Vr»tov»r J Wni W.itching the Iront door fori that lucky Phi with a date arc ' E»tcr ni.iiu ' hard, Nancy Sutton, ' I ' ollv Potty. Lorr,iinc Rabc, and EditK Hawkin .

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Take sugar and spice and every- thing nice, mix well and out comes an AOPi. Probably Helen Go- gela, chem major and reader who, when she isn ' t splattering chemicals around, is going to a Y.W. cabinet meeting or jaunting over to Elen Smith for A.W.S. Court (only as judge) and Board meetings. Sister both in sor- ority and in Avery Lab is Betty Bonebright, whose achievements range in the field of Chem and allied Home Ec. subjects, as well as in Mortar Board, Coed Counselor Board and Y.W.C.A. Grace Stecklcy, Bizad student through and through, IS almost the disdain ot Carl Arndt ' s life if it weren ' t that she is such a brain and also a Tassel. Margaret Hagen sheds her beauty on AOPi pledge meetings and makes the sis- ters envious with her Phi Delt pin. For something novel in house parties, the AOPi ' s had a deep sea party complete with sea wind, fish and all the accessories except salt water. Seniors Joan Arvanette, Hastings: Betty Bonebright, Lincoln: Amy Beth Dowell, Falls City: Helen Gogela, Omaha: Beverly Hockstra, Omaha: Jane Kessler, Lincoln: Lucy McLafferty, Omaha: Doris Marshall, Weeping Water: Viola Moycr, Lincoln: Janet Shaw, Omaha. Juniors Mary Allen, Weeping Water; Mary Bone- bright, Lincoln: Margaret Capron, Lincoln; Betty Evans, Norfolk; Margaret Hagen, Omaha; Georgialee Hansen, Omaha; Grace Stecklcy, Weeping Water; Bctte Wef.so, Rushvillc: Alice Wenzlaff, Lincoln. Sophomores Willa Arvanette, Hastings; Patricia Bectem, Douglas; Dorothy Caress, Lincoln; Helen Det- rich, Lincoln: Betty Fagerberg, Lincoln; Dar- leen Furois; Deadwood, South Dakota; Helen Greusel, Lincoln; Marylouise Kennedy, Lin- coln; Arlene McKissick, Nebraska City; Jeanne Morris, Wood Lake: Evelyn Obrist. Lincoln: Thelma Ormesher, Valentine; Pat- ricia Sanders, Lincoln: Mariana Schomaker, Nehawka; Dorothy Stepanek, Omaha; Phyllis Yenne, Lincoln. Freshmen Jean Andrews, Lincoln; Dorothy Cumbow, Valentine; Barbara Hopkins, David City; Margaret Kahoa, Lincoln: Jeannette Matcha, Omaha: Dorothy Moore, York: Marjorie Olson, York; Betty Jo Packard, Lincoln; Peggy Renard, Arlington: Kathl-yn Ross, Oshkosh: Hedy Schults. Lincoln; Patricia Shoup , Omaha; Bctte Tobin, Lincoln; Onna- Ice Wicks, North Platte. ALPHA OMICRON PI Red and White Founded at Barnard College, 1897 Zeta Chapter, 1903 47 Chapters lUl S Street 9 a eWoR ' i i ; E H yy I ' s records bring sighs AOPi ' s Betty Wefso, Tg: and Mariana Scho- , Jo Arvanette, and Mar- garet Hagen. M. Allen A. Dowell M.Kennedy J. Arvanette W. Arvanette P. Beetem B. Fagerberg D. Furois H. Gogela A. McKissick L. McLaffertyD. Marshall T. Ormesher B. Packard P. Shoup G. Stecklcy B. Bonebright M. Bonebright M. Capron H. Greusel M. Hagen G. Hansen J. Matcha D. Moore J. Morris P. Renard K. Ross P. Sanders P. Stepanek B. Tobin B. Wefso D. Caress D. Cumbow B. Hoekstra B. Hopkins V. Moyer E. Obrist M. SchomakerH. Schultz A. Wenzlaff O. Wicks H. Det M. Kal M. OIsi J. Sh P. Yen

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jmm ' ( Midnight hull sessions are pop- ular with the Alpha Xi s, espec- ially when there is a letter to he read. Jeannie Bowers recites while Barbara Boyd gets a good laugh. G. Baker J. Bowers B. Boyd B. Calmer C. Collins P. Curry C. Filter M. Forbes cj. liro M. Hamilton H. Hansen F. Heck K. Hockreiter R. Hoyer P. Kidder A Kinner P. Ixjngacre M. Lyr M. Maple H Maser n Mohr W. Ordway M. Sadie L. Schmalz V. Senften P. Spe M Stapleton E. Stuart M. Weaver J. Werner H West L. Williams L. Win m. Dropping by the Alpha Xi Delta house you ' ll see displayed in a prominent place on the mantle a large silver loving cup, which says that the Alpha Xi ' s walked off with the homecoming decoration pri:e for the second time in the pa t three years. Yes. these gals are just brim full of ideas. There ' s Flora (Ah) Heck who can be found most any time of day running around Bessey Hall with a microscope in one hand and a .scalpel in the other. One of the more active sophomores is red headed Pat Curry who di- vides her time between Y.W., Vestals of the Lamp, and Coed Counselor Board meetings. Waving the flag for Tassels in the Alpha Xi house are Mary Lou Weaver and Regina Hoyer. Charlotte Filter does her bit toward things over in the school of music as well as being vice president of Mu Phi Epsilon, and Mary Stapleton helps the Thespians along as a mem- ber of several University Theater casts and Phi Theta Kappa Coed Counselors, members of Y.W.C.A. and War Council, Alpha Lambda Deltas, Gamma Mu Thetas, and Vestal s of the Lamp, they ' re all Alpha Xi Deltas with plenty to do and who have lots of fun doing it. Seniors Flora Heck, Lincoln; Elizabeth Hockreiter, Lincoln; Marjorie Sadie, Lincoln; Jean Wer- ner, Bloomfield. Juniors Jeanne Bowers, Lincoln; Bonnie J. Calmer, Sioux City, Iowa; Catherine Collins, Marshall- town, Iowa; Charlotte L. Filter, McCook: Dorothy Mohr, Imperial; Mary Stapleton, Norton, Kansas; Luann Williams, Cedar Bluffs; Lois L. Winter, Western. Sophomores Patricia Curry, Lincoln; Mary Hamilton, Lin- coln; Helen Laurine Hansen, North Platte; Regina Hoyer, Omaha; Marian Maple, Heb- ron; Winifred Ordway, Hebron; Lorraine Schmalz, Creighton; Virginia Senften, Ran- dolph; Patricia Spence, Lincoln; Mary Wea- ver, Lincoln; Helen West, Oakland. Freshmen Geneva Baker, Valentine; Barbara Boyd, North Bend; Mary Forbes, Lincoln; Gladys Gro.sbach, Enders; Patricia Kidder, Norton. Kansas; Aryle Kinner, Albion; Patricia Long- acre, Lincoln; Margaret Lyon, Grand Island; Helen Maser, Lincoln; Elizabeth Stuart, Lex- ington. Lkiht ANn Dark Blue and Gold Founded at Lombard College, 1893 Rho Chapter, 1912 58 Chapters 1619 R Street ALPHA XI DEITA