DAILY NEBRASKA
Tuesday, December 15, 1942
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BY MARY LOUISE GOODWIN.
Some of our little pals suggested
thai we print this column solid
black in honor of last night's black
Out. We thought it was a good
trten too, so we took it up with the
editor so we write the column per
usual. If anyone else has any
suggestions, just send them in,
they're all appreciated even if ig
nored. Things happened thick and fast
this week-end all of which goes to
show that when the girls take over
things get done. Mary Alice Lehr
and Kappy Kellog both turned up
at the DO house Sunday night with
pins from FH Innocent Randy
Pratt and Phi Gam Boh Miller
respectively. It looked like a pre-
arranged deal but they all say that
it wasn't.
Has Three Stars.
Mary Jean Fischer, Kpppa
pledge now wears the diamond .and
three stars of Beta Don Stewart
all of which sews up in a hurry
a little romance that started only
a few short months ago.
Also tinning up with a pin this
week-end was Alpha Chi Wllnia
Schacht who gathered in the Phi
Delt pin of none other than proxy
Bud Kruger,
AOPi Mary Allen and Delt Lloyd
I guidon have derided by mutual
agreement to call it all off for a
while anyway, but they're still the
best of friends.
Burkett Faiquahar, Phi Gam at
Iowa State is in town to sve Kap
pa Jane Titus -again.
No Dates.
Laura Lee Mundel of the Dorm
and Phi Gam Buss Ledger are not
dating until after Christmas vaca
tion . . . Wonder if A TO Don Pup
pis has anything to do with this
arrangement ?
When Lt. Jim Selzer left town
he left behind a jeweled Phi p.st '
Sweetheart pin for Kappu JU,,
Jamieson to wear.
The Alpha Phis have annt.r '
steady twosome In the house au.l
it's none other than Joan Witt an, I
Sig Chi Paul Toren. Looks lik,, :
the feud's all over on thnt front
. . . Now if only the girls will
speak to Bob McNutt again every- X
one will be happy.
Alpha Phi Billie Kline and A TO
Dale Porter aren't going steady
yet but they do have a standing
Saturday night date.
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