Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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414. THE BULL DOG . E? Ei .1AH-....-...r-rrm-....-..,.......-....-., .. .. - ......-....- is 1 .Ei FLASH LIGHT PHOTOS s P 1 if Y E l PHARMACY i L N The sim that has M L Q WHAT You WANT lil A Q WHEN You WANT IT i lg FRD'K R PHONE UNI. zow V MACDONALD G --1-- --m- ---u- ---' - f--- -----u------------1-- -H---4 EQ E COMMERCIAL E -5- T--A - '-'- - f--- - ---- - ---- - ---: - f-w- - T--- gm- ---- - ---- - -K-- - 'x-- --i- L M E ONE OF LINCOLNS OLDEST i O E 2 SHOE REPAIR . 2 - El P N SHOPS L I T 1 and have served the Public for Years. Just in- Q WE Q stalled all new machinery and are reacly to give i E N S l you lirst class service. i G i ALL WE. ASK IS A TRIAL T 3 GUSIMZ-XNO ee. T 0 ST' i IOI So. l4th Downstairs Lincoln, Nebr, i .iw :I-1 -:-u- -llf - vlli - '- --'- -'f' - -'H'- -'-- - - 'l' 5 E YE OLD CUR1osiTY SHOP All the oddities may be seen any chapel morning arranged in a class is by themselves in neat rows directly in front of the pulpit. There they if rest in sweet tranquility except when some inspired chapel speaker blows the cob webs away. In the first row are to be found the Shermize twins, Hank and Clyde, E they sit hand in hand their blue eyes glued on the west wing and it is only F5 on rare occasions ard under great stress that they are moved by spasms lg' of speech regarding the Bull Dog or a certain black necktie. At such times E their childish vivacity is delightful. There is a lovely Bee who has earned the title of Editor. This should vt by no means be held against her. She cannot help it. It runs in the fam- ily. Tommie and Bell if they are ever lost will be easily found. They both have that proud look and answer the name of Papa. 'A Dorothy is a rare piece of old China. 5 John is a remarkable kindergarten project. Etzie of the rebellious locks and basketball fame finds this life too exciting and wishes to retire and take the veil. Ruth is a toy police woniang Vera a ginger Snapp doll, and Clara a E : E in delicious sugar plum. These relics sulosist on Bull Dog stew and All-Day Suckers. Let us hope that none of these fragile pieces will be damaged when they are moved next year in order that the shelves may be dusted for the Sophs. T W'f11fQjF' 'fQjQQQQQ,A.3522 V Qliii 'iitI1g Page One Hundred Fifty-n' e

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