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Joe College Al Punky Thomsen, Pi Kappa Alpha, was named Joe College XIII at the Feathers Dance held October 10 in the Student Club. Other candidates were Don Fjellin, Lambda Chi Alpha, Herb Greiss, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Don McMahill, ISA, Cary Schultz, Theta Chi, and Neil Shooter, Sigma Phi Epsilon. During intermission Sharon Cidley, Mistress of Ceremonies, revealed the new members of the University chapter of Phi Sigma Chi, na- tional womenis pep organization. Chairman of the informal dance was Mary Ann Leo. Miss Kathryn Schaake served as sponsor. Admission was open to all holders of student activity cards. Joe College of 1956, Al Punky Thomsen Look Spencer, Punky has a hole in his sockf, Oh Punky, Iim so proud of youf'
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KWOU Darrel Teter gives the go-aheadv to Frank Berg. During the past year university stu- dents, passing their time in the cafeteria betvveen 1 and 2 p.m. any Week day, heard the music, sports and news of KWOU. The campus radio stationis big- gest project of the year was an expansion program designed to increase broadcast time and extend station facilities to the Student Club. Tom Finley led the student workers in his role of program director. Frank Berg and John DeVoss were music and continuity directors, respectively. Twen- ty university students working as disc jockeys, , sportscasters and newswriters filled out the staff role. Mr. Paul Borge served as faculty advisor. George Bagan plays the platters
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Flames soar high at the traditional Homecoming bonfire. Jody White, of Chi Omega sorority, was named 1956 Homecoming Princess at the Home- coming Dance November 16. She received a trophy from the Student Council and the tradi- tional letter sweater from the HOU Club. Attending the Princess were Manette Fok- ken, Marlene Moe, Claudia Olsen and Gerri Thompson. Pre-game festivities included a parade through downtown Omaha, a pep rally on the Courthouse steps and an evening bonfire. A strong Indian team increased the Home- coming victory record to ten consecutive wins. OMECOMI Footballers Hahn and Engelhardt escort Dr. Bail from bonfire.
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