THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ruth Squires
MANAGING EDITOR Gladyi Bunt
A880CIATE EDITOR Amy Armstrong
A880CIATE EDITOR Qeraldine Gray
A880CIATE EDITOR Helen Jess
Elizabeth Hyde
Carrie Coman
Hortense Kauffman
Phyllis Nellgh
Winifred 8eeger
Valeria Bonnell
REPORTORIAL 8TAFF
Genevieve Lowry
Mable Daniels
Edna Miller
GerjIdlnKalJtar,
Erma Nelson
Bess Rogers
Gertrude Scrlbner
Marion Pettis
Lucie Wilson
E'rma Naeve
Florence Malone
BU8INE88 MANAGER Erma Naeve
A88T. BU8INE88 MANAGER Carrie Coman
A88T. BU8INE88 MANAGER Erma Nelson
A83T. BU8INE88 MANAGER Elizabeth Hyde
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Wo nre indebted to the Black Masque,
Silver Serpents, the girls of the Daily
"NnbraHkan Btatff and others who havo
assisted us in making this edition a
success.
We wish to thank the gentlemen of
the editorial and business departments
'tortheirkind encouragement and cooperation.
THE Y. W. 0. A.
The Y. W. C. A. has taken wonder-
CONVOCATION ATTENDANCE.
Have you ever noticed how small the
attendance is at convocation unless a
special program is offered?
Only a handful of the student body
arc regular attendants. "
One group is musically inclined and
attend only when a musical number is
offered, another goes only to football
rallies.
The talent which is secured for con-
ful strides this year. The work accom
plished has been better and bigger than
ever before. The membership is the
largest it has ever been, and it is now
greater than at any other university. The
-girls have-4aken-more-interest in. it and.
have been more enthusiastic.
But did anyone ever stop to think
that there is a tiny dynamo back of all
this big force? That it keeps" all those
girls working and that it interested all
those girls who so busily hustled in the
membership campaign? Did you ever
realize that this dynamo is a quiet, un
assuming person who sits happily at
her desk all lay long, no matter wheth
er she has a headache or is worn out
or not? And that she is ever ready to
encourage this down-hearted girl, or to
rejoice with that happy girl, or to plan
with the other enthusiastic girl? And
vocation programs is always high class,
noted professors from our own or other
schools, prominent men in public life
or diplomatic service, and occasionally
even a member of uropean nobility.
In spite of these" attractions the at
tendance averages much lower than that
of other schools which have a smaller
"number enrolled."
At. qnmp nf. tlin lnrgor eastern schools.
one hour credit is given for attendance
at chapel. The reason for giving this
credit is not merely to give the students
something to go for for some are so
mercenary that they will do nothing
without credit), but also to recognize
chapel attendance as a class in which
Freshmen and Seniors may both take
part in. It also recognizes it as a class
or course whiclris uf as-great import
ance as any other subject.
that this person takes aii inconspicuous
place in every vesper service, big and lit
tle; and is always just brimming over
with energy and enthusiasm?
Did you know that this person is Miss
Fannie Drake, and that she is the love
liest sort of a friend? If you don't
know her, become acquainted at once
and see-if-you dojiotfeel na all the five
hundred Y. W. girls do that she is
the dearest friend imaginable:
When the Court Laughed.
Robert was an honor to the force. He
did not make the acquaintance of cooks
and nurses, nor did he fall asleep on
duty. lie was ambitious and yearned
for the time when he would be able to
prefix 'chief of police" to his name.
Qne-day-he-ar-restod-a-man-for assault.
The judge inquired as to wko made the
allegations-against the-prisoner;
By giving credit the excuses oJE utoo
luisvT" Hia vc"tbn,itoTrTJnTJcr7rt-ii-late Stepping-focward-antUvith a. sweeping,
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for lunch at the boarding house," and
"BinrilaTOTies7-could -be -overcome. -
A prominent professor from a large
eastern college visited ono of our con
vocations. At the close he asked if that
was the regular attendance. On being
told that it was, ho said: "Our college
has a smaller enrollment, but our regu
lar attendance rarely falls below" nine
hundred."
If. the students realized the education
al value that can' be derived from the
lectures- of men of prominence, the
broadening influence in knowing just
what other people think cannot be over
estimated. .
salute, Robert replied, "Me, your wor
ship.; JE!mthealligatQr!
HEARD AT A PHYSIOS LECTURE.
(Professor showing lantern pictures
lights out.)
One girl, bending down to whisper in
her friend's ear: "Are you going to
the Ivy Day picnic?" (To herself: "I
thought my lips touched someone's
hair.")
Other girl (whispering in an ear that
she supposed to be her friend's):
"Haven't a mail."
Man who had been the telephone line:
"Huh!"
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