University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Gene Krupa and friends MODERN DANCE yl OODS, months and migration were interpreted at the Orchesis dance con- Vl cert March 13. Divided into three parts, the recital began with interpretations of six colors. A series of 12 short dances depicted the months of the year in the second part. California, third and largest part of the concert, was taken from Gordon Jen- kins ' musical cantata of the same name. The cast of 15 dancers included Gayle Anderson, Shirley Bamum, Judy Bondurant, Marilyn Brandes, Pat Burke, Annine Dinkel, Laya Edgar and Jane Engelhardt. Other dancers were Janet Hanson, Mary Jane Jeter, Pat Kavan, Kay Strimple, Ruth Waschinek, Nancy Weymiller and Gloria Zadina. The second annual concert was under the direction of Mary Lou Niebling, women ' s physical education instructor. Feels like rain

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Some people are always left out. ROSEFORMAll i LPHA Xi Delta ' s annual Rose For- T mal was held at the American Le- gion Club March 27. Over-all chairman of the dinner dance was Joan Willey. Annette Nelson was in charge of decorations and Marcia Miller headed the publicity committee. A theme of pink and white was carried out in decorations. Johnny Vana ' s dance band provided music. Bare table-tops SQUARE DANCE (( i AYSEED Hoedown, a square dance T sponsored by OUWI, was held in the Women ' s Physical Education Hut March 20. Men ' s P. E. Majors Club were co-hosts. Excerpts from the Orchesis Spring Concert were presented during intermission. Over-all chairman of the event was Marilyn Herbes. Mary Ann Leo headed the entertain- ment committee and Betty Ellsworth was in charge of publicity. Miss Mary Lou Niebling and Miss Marjorie Baumann were sponsors for the dance. Appears confused. ' I want one too. 20