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

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I- SSa n-— i - - - L .ri- -!r ! ' ffy3g-:az-sr3r:3a III liimiMilMMi mi III yil ' r rillil The Coinhuslcer calander begins in the merry month of May. Ivy Day holds the stage and at the top we see two maids ot honor on their way to the throne. The Intersorority Sing brings out the Gamma Phi Betas all in white. Our May Queen ' s train bearer takes his job seriously, or so it seems. The partially filled row ol chairs and the space in the Mortar Board line tells us that we are in a tense moment o( finding and masking the new members. Helen Pascoe and Virginia Hiatt get a little closer to the cameraman befiM |,he stops them. The masked MtWar Boards lend an air of myslajv. ' {|| ' Marge Soulders, Ivy pHi ' p ' t miit7 ' °° of |tilih$V.|||i Hna(tnt. |IHti )lmi caught lit Mrirl ' dr ,ghing sing to catch Mary,Yl ' .l!ttil yM ll ' l|, i Page 12 y yy f y ■!■■■■» I

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n quiot stream and a woodod glen can spell only picnics for a (ellah and his tnends It looks as it Mickey Dehner playfully tempts Pershing Hide ' s Kernal larmin to skip a class right in front of the Drug and every- thing Helen Fox. Pi Phi. may be looking for someone to come and se« her and then again she may be just posing for the pitcher ' Jerry Hunt. Husker link ' s man about to send one down the fairway. More soft shadows and peaceful lanes. . . Spnng and a young man ' s fancy Passing out into the wide world, our grads to be, line up in front f}||! ' Wli Coliseum. and a bang- Ifflfttrtfllir •hr--M|rrK ' lay i ' ,.ii ' ' ..ii ' l||i. Page 13