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

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EXPERT HDVICE is offered by Dr. Cannon cxt marriage lectures ELECTION COMMITTEE supervises the voting and ballot-counting for the Homecoming Queen contest. HfCORNHUSKER SYMBOL presents cr problem as committee investigates possibility oi 41 new seal HN HPPEHLING QUESTION arises tor the Parking Board as this student disputes his ticket.

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s ss fx: rss ' 'MW BHCK HOW V Clausen C Kroese B Peterson D Rasdal M Baile G Katske P r rn 1 - . - , - , I . 4 ' , . , . G h , I. Bennington, N. Westcott, I. Brode, M. Pickett, L. Brady, B. Dutton, Byf Linn, Fl. Raeun, L. Bcdrlier. FRONT ROW: M. Freedman, I. Steffen, I. Rogers, E. Park, R. Yapp, M. Hamer, I. Beck, I Ioyner, M. Watson, C. Mammal, M. Stromer, D. Jacobs. I tu ent OUHCI 3 CS t3l'1 H R- ' , Esmzgss Egggifgggggrgislii 5 ' ' ' ' O 122 mrzssssfisisfis I1 lSCI'Il'I1ll1HtIOl1 OIIIITIIUICC ifwmsissstiggilggigggggrs Q f E gggggwsmsrgswg we assess 9 if ss .I E Excuses, arguments and fines were headaches of the Student Council's Parking Board. Hction was the key Word in the Boards activities when they promoted the 5 completion of the Student Union parking lot. Nebraska's first basketball game of the season was the scene of another first, the Stu- dent Council's initiation of its annual Recognition Bound-Up. Tassels, Corn Cobs, cheerlead- ers, the Homecoming Queen and other active athletic sup porters received awards for their efforts. HN OFFICERS' PARLEY means planning newest Council project. Backs Parking Lot Completion Love and Marriage were the topics of a lecture series by Dr, K. L. Cannon of the College of Flgriculture, sponsored by the Council. H policy stating that no person shall be barred from membership in honorary and professional fraternities on racial or religious grounds was approved by the Council. Rockford Yapp wielded the Student Council gavel this year. Eldon Park and Bob Peterson were vice-presidents, lack Rogers was treasurer, and Mimi Hamer and Bill Cannon served as secretaries. 26 l

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AWS Board Presents Follies, Activities Mart Coed Follies, with skits and curtain acts by organized wornen's houses and the pres- entation of the Typical Nebraska Coed, sparked the HWS Boards year ot service to the University. Hctivities Mart, another HWS-sponsored event, gave freshman coeds an opportunity to become acquainted With, and sign up for campus activities. Hssociated Women Students Board func- tioned under the direction of lanet Steffen, presidentg Shirley Murphy, vice-presidentp loyce Bennington, secretary, and Suzanne Good, treasurer. H vote oi all Women stu- dents is the basis for HWS membership. The board regulated the familiar sign- out sheets in all Wornen's houses and en- torced the rules of quiet and closing hours and special permissions. HWS court met every Friday to sentence the rule-brealo l ers. t was another HWS project. BHCK ROW: C. Pierce, K. Nosky, M, Watson, P. Morgan, N. Hemphill. THIRD ROW: E. Mullarlcy, D. Hinman, M. Brewster. SECOND ROW: S. Holmes, E. Rahwer, P. Kart, I. Bangston. FRONT ROW: I. Steffen, S. Murphy, I. Bennington, S. Good, CHGED IN are these HWS officers for the benefit of the Student Union's prize-winning Hctxvities Mart display, It's In The Bug. Q -..,, jig V Y , x l I KV 2 K W is , .. s N-Y . - 1 , -5, 1 ' s 1 -we 2 i . .A . t M. 3 3, if 'A X 'Nt X 'iiiffz 1. , f., it .,,., . . , 1 , ,Q 4 4 2 Q 1 i . X 4 brim fl: ggi ., i W l sri! ,s menu s ' , , W ' rw , Ss ass? B z fzfNi2ifx,,- 4 , 3 1 I fr- 1 f .1 lies? . M ss A N X tif ,, 2 , sew, we i it ifiigifsi .gt IN CONSULTATION are judges Swindler. Knoll and Foltz with HWS members, as they interview Mimi Hamer. a iinalist tor Typical Nebraska Coed. H point system for activities regulation