Library Day Contest
Winners Get Books
Books worth $150 were awarded
student winners in the Library Day
Prize contest Saturday.
AvVards were made by C. W.
Hintz, head librarian, at the Li
brary Day dinner, held in Carson
Hall Saturday evening.
Winners in the undergraduate
specialized library were Hiroto
Zakoji, senior in anthropology;
first prize, Lester Pederson, senior
in law; second prize, Vic Slack,
junior in painting; third prize,
Richard Hansen, sophomore in lib
eral arts, honorable mention.
Undergraduate general library
prizes were awarded to James Al
bertson, freshman in liberal arts
first; Bob Briggs, sophomore in lib
eral arts second; William Williams,
junior in psychology third; and
Harold Bauman, senior in general
science honorable mention.
Herbert Carlin, history, placed
first in the graduate students lib
rary division. Second place went to
James Harrison, political science;
third place to Horace Manning,
psychology; and honorable men
tion to Shyun Daw Shaw, political
science.
Seventy-two libraries were ent
ered in the annual contest.
Social Calendar
May 17
Theta Chi-Sigma Kappa, dessert
Alpha Chi Omega-Alpha Tau Ome
ga, dinner
Alpha Xi Delta-Lambda Chi Alpha,
picnic
May 19
Alpha Tau Omega freshman din
ner
Pi Beta Phi-Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
picnic
Highland House, picnic
May 20
Sophomore Class picnic
Dances:
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Delta Theta
Alpha Hall
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Kappa Psi
Delta Upsilon
May 21
Pi Kappa Alpha, picnic
She used to be the Belle of the
town but somebody tolled on her.
Ice skating comes with winter,
the fall will come with ice skating.
Sophomore Picnic Pairings Listed
Pairings for Saturday’s Sopho
more Picnic were suggested Mon
day by committee chairmen and
class officers.
Social chairmen or sophomore
class presidents of men’s living
groups are to contact women’s
groups to arrange rides to Swim
mer’s Delight.
Results of the drawing are as
tollows:
Kappa Kappa Gamma, Beta
Theta Pi; Carson No. 4, Pi Kappa
Phi; Gamma Phi Beta, Barrister
Inn, Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha
Delta Pi, Sigma; Delta Gamma,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sederstrom;
Alpha. Gamma Delta, Stan Ray;
Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Tau
Delta, Cherney.
Hendricks, Delta Upsilon, Al
pha ; Sigma Kappa, Sigma Nu,
Minturn; Zeta Tau Alpha, Kappa
Sigma; Carson No. 5, Chi Psi,
Omega; Alpha Omicron Pi, Phi
Kappa Psi; Alpha Xi Delta, Stit
s,er; Rebec House, Pi Kappa Alpha;
Delta Delta Delta, McChesney, Tau
Kappa Epsilon.
Carson No. 2, Hunter, Phi Kap
pa Sigma; Alpha Phi, Gamma,
Sherry Ross; Highland House, Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Chi
Omega, Sigma Chi, Sigma Alpha
Mu; Delta Zeta, Phi Gamma Delta;
Ann Judson, Phi Delta Theta; Uni
versity House, Campbell Club; Chi
Omega, Theta Chi; Pi Beta Phi,
Alpha Tau Omega, Merrick; Car
son No. 3, Nestor, Phi Sigma Kap
pa.
Outside of house rides, no other
transportation is planned, trans
portation chairman Dick Lee said.
Schwering Exchange
Dinners Thursday
The Dean Schwering Scholarship
fund exchange dinners will be held
Thursday.
Kathy Littlefield requests all
social chairmen to contact the
houses with whom they are ex
changed.
Miss Littlefield may oe contact
ed at Alpha Phi for pairings.
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