University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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M ny, my, just look- it the girls playing cupid. This is a regular class In archery, no doubt trying to pull a William Tell or some- thing; this picture of Lammo should be an ad for one of the better white teeth pastes. That wrist- watch loolts strangely familiar: and there is Major Wolcott from the Alpha Tau Omega house and one of our associate editors, Hal WInquIst. with copy in his hand and a pipe In his mouth. Woodrow Magee (Woody) Is s ' ' r)nding in front of the office; a student? I think Myers has one of his D. U. brothers pose; Ruth DeKlotz, the presi- dent of the Four Horse- men, is talking with Louise Perry, the charm girl ( Have you ever seen her eyes?); The Kappa house. Now we do not say that the Kappas would break the rules, but! that dredge could certainly be used to advantage. Late dates are O. K. but you would have to have an engineer to run this silly contraption. The shovel arge enough — well, you go ahead and draw your own con- clusions. PlIOF. Hexduicks Jtk

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I PitOF. AlXXIS s ocial Science In Ihe background with stu- dents going to school and calces to the Moon; Rona Smith and boy- friend; one of the P. E. girls is learning how to develop the Helen Wills back-hand; Rob- inson, Martin. Holly Fet- ters and Carl McGrew — planning a picnic no doubt; Marge Quivey is heading for the Moon; Debus and O ' Brien are waiting for a couple of frosh to fall for those great big N ' s ; and there is cute Francis Cunningham the editor of the gorrey Awgwan; Now we come to the first rally of the year. The Ames game, and the night before. The Innocents are out In all of their glory and man- aging the affair most successfully. Deveraux is holding the loud speaker and Jack Minor Is con- gratulating himself. Minor is a Sig Alph, I wonder if he is proud of that? In all events this was a swell rally and the Innocents did themselves proud in all of these affairs. See how the stadium is packed — no wonder the team had that spirit the day afler and was able to walk-over Ames by a score of 12 to 6.

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Prof. Sellers R egler. the campus cop, is taking one of the boys for a ride, or rather a walk. The bully was caught maltreating a little white mouse at the campus zoo; Cap- tain Scott, one of Ne- braska ' s best loved pro- fessors, is standing with George Sauer, our foot- ball hero, — a swell pair here we are down at the K. U. game. In the back- ground is the K. U. formed by their band, and Nebraska ' s band shapes an N. U. and plays Come A-Running Boys; Jerry Crawford. the girl who took all the favorite profs, is dressed in her Tassel outfit and about to go In the Cornhuslcer office to be bawled out for holding up copy (here Is Perry again, and imav Iro her embarrassment as we caught her in those pretty green bloomers) ; seven of the girls sit for Myers while Pretzel Eiche officiates: Fritz (Fred) Nicklas.+he pub- licity editor, and cam- pus cake, discusses the possibilities with Pat Mlnier, a Phi Gamma Delta. They are stand- ing In front of the Girls ' Gym, what possi- bilities!; the editor is a Sig Ep so you say what party this is.