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

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Dtnisions. decisions, derisions — and to a Ireshman at the Activities Mart, all the booths look inviting. Sororities Try for Trophies In AWS Ivy Day Program There ' s a song in the air when organized houses vie for places in the imnual Ivy Day Sing. Competing for the AWS-Kosmet Klub trophies, amateur choruses select numbers, style them and perform them under student direction. AWS sponsored two Activities Marts, one for freshmen and one for upperclassmen, to ac- quaint University women with the various NU activities. After constructing a booth illustrating its purpose, each organization appointed a repre- sentative to answer students ' questions about the individual organizations. Hit songs and original choreographies were combined in six original skits and three traveler acts presented in Coed Follies. The organized houses producing the winning entries received AWS trophies. Ideal Nebraska Coed and the CORNHUSKER Beauty Queen finalists were revealed during Coed Follies intermission. AWS board, composed of 2 1 girls chosen in spring elections, plans workshops with house mothers and house officers to investigate prob- lems involving University women. AWS workers explain University standards to freshmen women in the dorm. Included in the discussions are suggestions for campus attire, rules of con- duct, proper use of sign out sheets, campuses and procedure of AWS court. « s |i...ird B.ick Row; L. Sawvell. B. Anderson, treasurer; H Nore, J Foster, Row: P. Hirschbach, K. Yost. S. Rogers. P. Spilker. M, McCracken, S. Turner, J. Hansen, Second J. Garner. K. Swoboda, Front Row: S. Tinan. N. Herndon. vice president: S, Harris, president; J. Denker. secretary; N. Teder- man. L. Sclielbitzki. 29

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If I ' m late, it is all your fault! knew it — an AVVS summons! Really, the car ran out of gas. u If you want me to go out this weekend, just relax while I sign the AWS sheet. Counseling freshmen in AWS Workshop, Jeri Johnson discusses rules of conduct. ■« I. l4 ■

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Pledges eagerly give the Theta Xi house a fate-lifting during IFC ' s Help Week. It ' s what ' s up Irdiil that takes the tioplij IFC Revamps Rush System To Incorporate New Rulings Record participation, major rule revisions and cooperation by houses ineligible to rush at- tracted attention to Fraternity Rush Week. The new IFC ruling which provided housing for the rushees in Selleck Quadrangle, also allowed Lin- coln boys to stay on the campus during rush week. The Tri-Sig fraternities supervised the 500 rushees, the largest group ever to partici- pate in the Nebraska rush week. Representatives from Big Eight schools con- vened in Lincoln last spring for a three day IFC conference. IFC hosted the convention and planned discussion groups to analyze mutual problems confronting fraternities. Interfraternity Judicial board, a committee organized to control matters of fraternity dis- cipline, received its charter this year. Each semester IFC awards a full tuition scholarship to one sophomore fraternity member outstanding in scholarship and leadership. The organization also awards a Scholarship Improve- ment Trophy to the fraternity which has shown the greatest scholastic improvement. A rush chairman and a public relations chairman were added to the Executive Council this year to improve the judiciary branch of IFC. 30 ■« 1 I.