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SOPHOMORES TAKE
HEART AT TRYOUTS
rped lo co-operate with the commu
te order that these strategic mea
Fvrrs might be carried out success
fvMj. The development of a real Olym
pics spirit was noticed in the congre
jrfion of small groups of sophonioies
ia various parts of the chapel discuss
teg new ways to vanquish the liesh-
The sopLoniorc who Vattheo the
trfoats of their classmales last night
ajre making a few predictions a.iout
the way things are going to happen
nes Saturday, and the upper-classmen
fao viewed the events agree villi
Uicxn that they have a good chance to
tone oat on top at the annual class
swan- Two years ago the sophomores
woa the Olympics 70 to 25, and a lt-pe-
tition is looked for this year. Some
good men were uncovered in several
t vents, and a number of last-minute
"dark horses" appeared on the mai.
Several freshmen were present at
the meeting, but they soon left at spe
cial request. Groups of innocent
enough looking upper-classmen aJso
watched the tryouts, but were viewed
with an eye of suspicion by a few
doubling sophomores.
The sophomores have taken heart
again after the preliminaries last
nisht. The sentiment of the class was
voiced last nighl when Chairman
Lawlor said: "Things certainly iook
belter than they did this time last
night. Although we are greally out
numbered, the points and contests
have been arranged so that this will
not give the freshmen an advantage.
Every man must be out Salurday
morning."
Y. W. C. A. DISCUSSION
GROUPS EXPLAINED AT
VESPERS THURSDAY
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT
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Southern Rag-A-Jazz Band
The organization of V. W. C. A. dis
cussion groups was the theme of
Thursday's vespers, when Miss Paul
ine Groves, general secretary oi flie
city Y. W. C. A., gave a talk introduc
ing the subject. Miss Ada Stidworthy,
the leader, explained the purpose and
the details of organization and the
girls were asked 1o sign up for the
classes. A whistling solo by Miss
Florine Reed was appreciated by the
audience as an unusual treat.
A large percentage of the girls at
vespers enrolled in discussion groups.
Others kept the cards for enrollment,
promising to sign and hand them 'n
laier at the Y. W. C. A. room. wh"-e
girls are bein enrolled all week.
Miss Lenora Miller, of the PiWe
study department of the Methodist
churches of Lincoln, will have change
of the organization. University f,irls
working under her direction will ad
the discussion groups.
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"Cool days are here."
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apparel. One suggestion of many an All-Wool Slip
Over or Coat Style Sweater in combination and solid
rrdors. at last year's prices.
$6.50 to $12.00
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