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THE NEBKASK AN, TUESDAY. JU1SE 14, 1938.
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MARY ANNA COCKLE
It's really surprising how much
fun summer school can be and how
many people have turned up to
take a few hours. There's not the
tension that is found during the
winter; the activity struggle is for
gotten; people have settld down
to take things more in their stride.
Happened into Ginny Clemens
the other day buzzing about in her
tan coupe and incidentally griping
because Bob Armstrong has a job
someplace west of Grand Island.
Elmer Bauer is just about in the
same boat as ever since Vivian
Esse left town with his pin, he has
been the ring leader of a growing
bachelor's club.
Speaking of Elmer and Phi
Gam 3 and such reminds me of a
story Paul Brazelton tells about
himself. It seems that after the
last Fiji house party everyone
found circumstances difficult for
pettling down to a night's sleep. So
Paul called someone he had been
dating for some time and pro
ceded to serenade her over the tele
phone on an instrument which had
seen more musical moments. This
lasted about two hours which
sounds even worse than that
Butcher Boy piece people spend
good hard earned nickels for in the
Student U gnu.
Don't know just how we man
aged to get on this subject, but
probably you've noticed Howard
Linen (B. M. O. C, of course)
doing the rounds, and we really
mean it this time, with a little
ultra brunette. Friday night they
took in the mixer and the gal con
sented to warble with the orches
tra for one short sweet one.
Now we re going to tell you
about Betty Groth's true love, who
has been with her nearly every
night this past week and we can
prove it. He leaves soon for R. O
T. C. camp and he's going to send
her dowers. He wants her to stay
as sweet as she is. And of course
he never tells this to other girls.
His first name is Larry. You guess.
Marj. Dirks, besides causing Bob
Howe no end of worries over her
welfare and to be perfectly frank,
her whereabouts most of the time,
has pretty well taken over the
Beta house and all that is in it If
you cared to take the time to
check up, you would find quite a
conglameration at the deah ole
Beta Theta Pi domicile. At least
three A. T. O's, two Phi Gam's,
two or three Phi Delt's, two Sig
Alph's and of course even a few-
Beta's have set up stakes for the
summer. Ought to keep Marj
pretty busy. Saturday night, she
turned up with three escorts, but
phe still can't account for the rest
of her men.
And with that we leave you un
til next Tuesday, but just as i
parting shot, picture Clayton An
keny still wandering about look
Ing for picnic spots. Evidently
getting some good ones lined up
for this fall.
Townsend Studio is extending
Cornhusker prices on any of their
popular styles to summer school
students. Studio 226 So. 11. Adv
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