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A wondering freshman, I '.
shocked and surprised by Kll the
campus activities.
Mother said I shouldn't smoke
or date football players but so
many nice girls smoke Bnd the
football players have Huch broad
shoulders.
I saw Eddie SchwarUkopf flirt
ing with all the freshman girls
today In front of the coliseum.
The reception Monday night was
fun - nice meeting the faculty
must write to mother about that.
Met the cutest southern girl.
She's Adele Stephenson, guest fit
the Kappa Delt. house. And I
he:ir she's a wonderful dancer.
She had the corn crib puzzled by
her specialty -grape with plain
water. Guess I'll try that some
time, cause I'm tired of "cokes"
already.
It seems that I have to get n
frat pin. Marj Brown at the Chi
O house has a Thi Delt pin and
Tolly Jo Taylor, Alpha Chi O. is
wearing; Jim Foreman s Sigma Cm
pin light out in front of everybody
now. But D. G. Gen Harmon re
turned Bill Kovanda's Sig Kp pin.
S'too brid.
My friend, Patricia Ann Green
hs her attention focused in
Omaha on a certain Cregihton
freshman with a new convertible
Packard roadster. He has Sigma
Nil, Alpha Chi and Kappa Delt
relatives down here at school, so
she'd better be careful.
around in spite of all the active
competition. At the Pi Phi house,
I Leonard Fast sees Betty Baker. . .
and Theta pledge Mildred Ander
son is tinting Sig Hp John Bishop.
I saw Betty Marie Waite coking
with a Beta pledge.
Mayle I'll be a social chairman
some day. Mr. A. Q. Sehlmmel of
the Comhusker is entertaining the
presidents and social chairmen,
Sunday at 1 o'clock for brunch.
Bet it will be the ncrts. . .College
talk for enjoyable.
It looks as tho going steady and
wearing fiat pins really means
something - cause so many two
somes got married this summer.
Ronnie Douglas, Sig Kp, and Jenn
Willis, Theta Howard Curtis,
Kappa Sig, and Phyllis Rothwell
Paul Wertz and Virginia Smith,
Siema Nu-Theta combination
Harriet Jackson and Bill Schnei
derwind, KD-Phi Gum couple. Al
pha Xi Delt Dorothry Larson and
Joe Redfield, Acacia. ATO Phil
Rom ig; h espoused with a New
York femme.
Well, it looks like I'll really like
college, mom. Don't worry about
me cause my sorority mother will
take good care of me.
P. S. Please send my allowance
early.
Alumni - - -
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money is provided, except on ex
tended trips.
The bureau has already made
arrangements for Chancellor Bou
cher to address the Nebraska
alumni club In Washington, D. C,
Nov. 19, and the clubs at Phila
delphia and New York City, Nov.
20. Major Lawrence "Biff" Jones
and John K. Selleck of the ath
letic department, will speak at a
luncheon for the Comhusker foot
ball team in Chicago, Nov. 15, on
the way to the Pittsburgh game.
Freshmen meet
chancellor, deans
1,300 freshmen had their first
meeting with the chancellor ami
the deans of the various colleges
Monday night as they jammed the
Student Union.
For two hours the new students
were received and introduced to
Marmnn fioffee. another sister; Chancellor and Mrs. Boucher and
freshman is looking over the new ' to the deans and their wives,
fraternity pledge crop. She thinks In the receiving line were:
Johnny Goodsell. Sig Nu from ! Chancellor and Mis. Boucher; Flls-
Omaha, has possibilities.
I'm having trouble keeping up
with all these coeds--Mickey
Kindy is alieady going to town in
activities.
One of the lovliest girls I've
seen is Jeanne Newell, Kappa
president.
We pledges are really getting
worth DuTeau. Alumni Secretary;
Helen Hosp. Dean of Women;
Dean and Mrs. T. J. Thompson;
Dean and Mrs. K. K. Henzlik; Dean
and Miss. J. K. LeRossignol; Dean
and Mrs. Rufus Lyman; Dean and
Mrs. C. H. Oldfather; Dean and
Mrs. W. W. Burr; Dean and Mrs.
B. L. Hooper.
Pledge list
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Wallace EnKdiiht, Omnha.
KolK'i't Molfi'tl, Franklin.
Robert I'liillilw. I.incnln.
John Spoiice, Atlantic, la.
Fred Yoint, Lincoln.
I'IcOki-n (IH)
Dean D. Dowry, Seargpnt Rluffj,, la,
Kuliert JloHle.lt, Stierldtui, Wyu,
Bdl) Ford. Lincoln.
John (!ooirll, Omnha.
Dick Svofoodn. Lincoln.
Dorm Anawalt. Aurora.
Noal Hilmcs, Omaha.
Uri-KR Hutsim. Fairliury.
Gordon Wlsda. Lincoln.
Grove C. Johnson. Omaha.
Jim Roberts. Omaha.
Leroy Buznrd, Omaha.
George Gilmore. Omaha.
Hill Stuht. Omaha.
Tom Moore. Omaha.
Jo eph Walla, Lin wood.
Don Alhin. Lincoln.
Kent Vifittiain, Lincoln.
Everett Juntos, Lincoln.
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Pal Anderson, Aurora.
Wilhinl Bunker, Lincoln.
Jack Donovan, Lincoln.
Warren Jonen, Fairliury.
I,nvell Michael. Lincoln.
Clifford Rogers, Crete.
Glen Schulckehter. I'tlca
l'lt-rii!-N tun
Jared L. Rryncelmin. Wisner.
James Pitcher. Orocon. Mo.
Don Coder, St. Joseph. Mo.
Iiuie Knudsen. Lincoln.
Bob Metrakoa, Lincoln.
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Clifford Thompson. Dunning.
Keith Wlcliett. Laurel.
Herb Williams, Leadvllle. Colo.
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Mclvln Newman, Omaha.
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Bernard Altsuier, Omnha.
Harold HeriiHteln, Council Bluffs,
IrvliiR Cohen, Council Rlufis, la.
Raymond f!''lmes, Denver, Colo.
Sheldon Kaufman, Omaha.
Morria KlrHchenliaum, Omaha,.
Irvlni; Malanhock, Omaha.
Kdward K. Milder, Omaha.
Carl Milder, Omnha
Cnlmln Meniei, Creaton, la.
Stuart Simon, Omaha.
Harold Stndna, Omaha.
Normnn Smeerln, Woodbine, 1.
Bob White. Omaha.
I'l KAPPA ALPHA.
Pledeea (S)
Stanley Lind, I.exliutton.
Oils Pinter, North l'lntte.
Burtlclte Hall, Iowa City. Iowa.
Katlinl. Hartlnistnn.
reamer. Rowe. N. MX.
Barlhule, Lincoln
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A. Kranxan, Funk.
Williams, HoldnY.e.
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Itcplclites (H)
Harry PeVord, Lincoln.
Jerry
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Stanley Klfren, Sidney.
Carl Krennlen, Norfolk.
Pledges (4)
William Brodheck, Omaha.
Robert Lamb, Omaha.
Arthur AiiHtln, Newman Gniv.
Victor Krohn, Wlnalow.
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