Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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I -1- ..-...........- - - -...-......-...- - - - - - - - .. - - - .. .. - - - - -..,.-,,.g. I i I I I CHEER UP- I I ' I 1 If you feel down and out, cheer up. This world is. what you make I it. Take courage, cha.nge your face. A smile will do it. Spend I your time and money well, that will Hx it. Face about, stick to e Cotner College, and Bethany. Your time and money Well spent here will do you good 'in time to come. Get in. We can show i 1 you how and Where to spend the cash, for We have the bargains. I I M. A. BERRY I REALTY I I BETHANY, NEBRASKA I I 4. ,-...-.. ------ ..-..-...-....-...-..............-...-....-...-...-.l.-.... ---.. ,- .-... -I+ AS IT IS, BUT THEN- It's strange how things will happen-now, for instance, look what is going to Be 'Fall Dick Mc-Cann he escape? Well, some have, but, on short notice, it's hard to name one. Of course there's Etzie, making a noble effort, but Fate has dealt him the Queen of Hearts, JoKir,' and the Ace of Basket-Ball flippersg and the rest just don't make any effort to hold back. It's just pitiful about Lillian and Clarence-how they can sit so close, staring into one another's soulful orbs without getting cross-eyed, is a mystery! And Bobby, for instance, you just can't talk her out of it. She insists Je Shull! Yes, and there's Miss Bertha who is supposed to be leading and setting a good example for the Y girls, but she is going to let Harold Coop'er. And ever Rosa, with all her seeming refinements and gentle ways, is a Cavewoman at heart. But Golda says Oh, Fey, for the whole bunch! Yet, there's another quiet, reserved boy, but you just watch Glen Hays somebody! Also, I'll bet my political aspirations Cor- rine's last suit will be Brown-or Henna, at any rate. And the other day Sherm' says 'tBy Georgia, Hank, I'm the luckiest man in school I But Henry comes right back with one of his ready answers and says Oh, I don't know, when it comes to smooth sounding names, I think Helen Har- mon has 'em all skinned. So I asked Tracy, and he said Watt the Heck do those kids know about love, anyhow ? Well, thinking Senior advice might be valuable, I finally located Ella in the Domestic Science room, but she is so busy trying to be a Cook she wouldn't answer questions. And, as I went out into the hall, Joe Moore came by whistling Peg O' My 1922 -iii 241+-5f '.,,' .-R' Page One Hundred Fifty-six .i-..... ' U7 u- ,n ..- 'elf ii Si Ei uf .,, I . IE: Its! di 4 I :LQ Il tl .Jw -tl QE. 5 I I :tl il' Fil VE-I j I . I I . E5 ua -. El JE! Q1 :I HJ E. 5. E E -..--si.. . -if

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