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THE NEBKASKAN, FIUDAY, JUNE 17, 1938.
pic . institution, is planning and
counting on his trip to Kansas
City the Fourth of July to see a
Kansas City kitty or maybe just
one of the Kaths (Marion to be
specific). Life is Tike that, I guess.
Minor riumb, '38. will serve as
supervisor of music at Fairfield,
Neb., next year.
Woods Named Candidate
For Annapolis Academy
Mark W. Woods of Lincoln, who
completed his sophomore year in
the university last year, has been
named as a candidate for appoint
ment to Annapolis naval academy
by Representative Luckey. T
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Rain almost every day now . . .
people in trench coats making a
dash for the Student U.... Inside
Miss Steele and other hierarchies
lunching in a booth in the caking
room and gazing out at the splash
ing drops and mud outside ... a
slew of new records ordered for the
nickelodean, among them that new
hit Orren Tucker popularized,
"Especially for You" . . . later in
the afternoon, the crowd all saun
tering to the ballroom for another
matinee dance . . . Virginia Fleet
wood and Bob Ramie still doing
the rounds, this summer without
the aid of Jack Ellsworth . . .
Betty Orme doing her studying in
the grill and then, loading books
under her arm, heading for the
swimming pool to do more study
ing while basking in the sun, this
in cloudy weather . . .Johnny
Wachter chalking up "Gladys" in
his telephone memo book, what
ever that may mean . . . Bill Wahl
almost running into pedestrians at
Ellen Smith comer . . . and the
sun making a sudden appearance
to ridicule the people who had
taken to rain coats. And so from
day to day.
Tonight being Friday, if you
can't think of something to do,
you might drop in on the mixer
at the Student U. Last week it
turned out to be sort of fun, prob
ably because there were just
mobs and mobs of people. We
shan't embarrass very many peo
ple by mentioning names but
quite a few of the better boys
appeared without dates and pro
ceeded to keep the stag line
crowded.
Just to make summer school
more interesting, there are still
the matinee dances, on Wednes
day, I believe. At the last one,
no end of excitement was created
when some young Alpha Sig
pledge tried to cut Carl Cleve
land's date. She didn't know the
youngster, and proceeded to say
so, while Cleve just turned a
luscious parlor pink. Very be
coming, however.
Just a word about the park.
Leonard Dunker and some of his
cronies seem to stag it every
night. Just looking for prospec
tive dates for next fall when the
new crop of freshmen put in an
appearance, Dunky claims. Whit
ney Reed stags it too. Don't know
what his excuse ia..
Dick Neu a nightly customer at
Antelope, and always the same im
macuately white-coated Dick. Bob
Pillsbury, who dances in such
happy-go-lucky rythm, rivaling
that Neu man for attendance.
Bill Lyman with another high
chool chum... ho lium!
Elmer Bauer, the chee chee, has
deserted the bachelor's club, or at
least he did Wednesday night. In
fact, Elmer was way up there in
the clouds when Vivian Esse was
In town for the evening. Now, we
hear that that Ivan man, who was
the very pillar of their philanthro-
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