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THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, September 28, 1945
Cornhusker
Picks Staff
Of Workers
Joyce Crosbie, editor of the
Cornhusker, announced yesterday
the completed staff for 1946.
Holding posts as managing edi
tors are Barbara Emerson, Beth
Montgomery, and Merrill Shutt.
Working under each managing
eauor are several chairmen in
charge of specific sections in the
book.
Serving under Beth Montgom
ery will be the following: Joan
Frankhauser, Class section, chair
men; Colleen Kahoa, Freshmen;
Eleanor Detweiler, Sophomores;
Nancy Garey, Juniors; Kay Blue,
Seniors; Joan Ackerman, organ
ized houses head; Jackie Scott,
women's section; and Jack K..;,
men's section.
Merrill Shutt will supervise the
following: Harriet Quinn, student
organizations; Virginia Demel, ac
tivities, aided by Dutch Meyers
and Marian Keith; and Jean
Compton, transition section, as
sisted by Joyce Geddes and Har
old Smith.
Working under Barbara Emer
son are Jackie Tobin, campus life,
assisted by Jean Bogan, women's
social life, and Tom Green, men's
social life; Dean Kratz and Bill
Swanson, men's athletics; Del-
phine Ayers, and Barbara Sprow,
women's athletics; and Virginia
Walters, Navy section, assisted by
Jerry Johnston.
Index editor is Louise Gold,
and Marilyn Lowe is holding the
position of studio editor. Photog
raphers are Ernie Weir, Dick Mor
ris, Bill Morehouse and Matt Rus
sell. Miss Crosbie also stated that a
staff meeting would be held Sat
urday morning at 9 o'clock.
Who's the Guy
Who Said Wc
Ain't Civilized?
BY NINA SCOTT
Someone once said (interesting
beginning) that woman will be
the last thing civilized by man . . .
such a bombastic statement causes
one to think . . . one thinks and
wonders why woman is unciv
ilized . . . she uses each and every
device known to society to lure
and captivate man . . . she spends
hours on end (please) spreading
her face with goo, she suffers in
beauty salons, she stuffs her
stomach with shredded lettuce
and saurkraut juice to keep the
scales down to "over 115" . . .
really, she is busy, but her ef
forts are, well, not appreciated . . .
Perhaps a few examples of the
mastery of feminine wiles could
be inserted about here. . . .
The success of Gamma Phi Lois
Johnson does not come about be
cause she has dimples, but they
help . . . there is something about
her smile when the corners of
her eyes turn up and her dimples
go in. . . . Lois was born with
dimples, but undoubtedly she has
learned to use -to the supreme
advantage . . . lots of people have
dimples and don't even know it
. . , Lois knows it. . . .
Own Personality
Bobby Stryker, Theta pledge, is
proof that even tho' cne is blessed
with looks that can't be beat one
must have a trait of personality
all one's own . . . Bobby studies
people's faces and after thought
and rationalization, she tells them
what animal they resemble . . .
you probably have never thought
that your pinmate looks like a
skunk (he may act like one, but
likeness?) ... or that your best
friend is the image of the cocker
spaniel next door ... or that you
yourself may be an anteater to
Bobby. . . .
Several days ago AWS presi
dent and Mortar Beard and Tri
Add
Flight Training
to your curriculum.
Private courses now
available at
UNION AIR
TERMINAL
Call 6-2885 for details.
Delt Midge Holtzcherer was
dragged bodily down the steps of
the Union by two men . . . noth
ing brutal, mind you . . . just
friendly, laughing and pleasingly
protesting . . . she loved it and so
did the young gentlemen . . .
Midge has brains, looks, and one
of the deepest attractive voices
in many a moon . . . after three
grueling years of college Midge
knows what so many women long
to know about just how to be
dragged down the steps of the
union by two men. ...
Feminine Intrigue
Many, many qualities and traits
have been developed by femi
nine minds to prove that they are
intriguing . . . there is no point in
telling men that there is no such
thing as woman's intuition . . .
or that women are not hard to fig
ure out . . . guess they just
haven't tried. . . .
Alpha Phi Blackie Blanchard
has her hair; Kappa pladge Sally
Stuht has her wit and humour;
Chi O Hink Aasen has her pep
and beauty; Pi Phi pledge Joan
Palmateer has those eyes; and
Alpha Chi Betsy Strain has plen
ty .. . everyone has something,
and everyone cultivates some
thing. . . .
There are ways and ways and
this is not reaching any point, but
you must agree that Nebraska co
eds do not take a back seat un
less there is someone interesting
in it . . . they are civilized . . .
yes, indeed . . . they know the
statistics on the number of wom
en and men . . . something like 3
million more women in the world
than men . . . Sallie Emerson, DG,
has formed a Three Million Club
for all those who seek to prove
that women are civilized and,
well, look around and reach your
own conclusion. . . .
Our 90l
,
JOHNNYE JUNIOR dress that weaves
floral magic! Brilliantly colored yarn
flowers score the deciding point . . .
you'll love the softness of the rabbit
hair jersey . . . the bracelet sleeves.
Lime or Pink . . . sizes 9 to 15. Exclu
sively at Magee's.
$12.95
candid. awL
at the cast stadium
This Saturday, or the
next, you'll need a top
coat . . . like the sharp
coverts, fleeces, and gab
ardines at Magee's. Tail
ored with quarter-back
precision . . . colorful as
the fellows' jerseys. 9s
to 15s, 10s to 20s.
$29.95 to $45
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teanv-JhiabiA.
FOR THE "SCARLET & THE CREAM""
SWEATERS are lined up in our Sports Shop
. . . sure to make the first string, are (wool)
black cardigans! Slip-overs too, of course, and
both in gobs of colors. 34s to 40s.
$3.95 to $10.95
SKIRTS are so agreeable! They match. They
mix. They make the very foundations of
your campus-casual wardrobe. Ours in plaids,
checks, solid colors. Cocoa, black, navy, cher
ry, aqua, ad infinitum. 24s to 30s.
$6.50 to $10.95
IfftftMl I
AGEE S
SNARKY
SUE
it the college
going "sisti-r"
to "Little
Lulu."
Have you
met her?
Dresiet and Coat . . . Third Floor
Sportt Shop . . . Firtt Floor