Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-05-20

attentive to A. SEYMOUR, of late ?
BILL THOMAS and LOUISE
SEYMOUR seem to be exchanging
sweet-nothings successfully. Here's
luck, Louise and Bill! -. We wonder
(sez the 3x's): If B.R. is really in
love this time? =. If that st. Paul
girl will EVER land a husband? :. !.
If BUD KELLY will some day be
famous? :. If ESTYR BRADLEY is
in love? Has JOHNNY McHIE
gone into hiding or fallen in love? ;. :.
And then there are those people who
call DOLLY TAYLOR, Dorothy Scott.
Tha's all. l left out two or three
things. The young man referred to
as having several "silent loves" is far
too conceited now, and it would only
make him slightly nauseating if he
became more so. Two or three state
ments were wrong, so l didn't print
'em, and another one would only cause
more trouble than has been caused
already by that girl trying to keep
two men on the string. But all in all,
thanks, loads, whoever you are, and
let me hear from you again.
More letters.
To J. F. of st. Paul. I've been try
ing to trace down that report myself,
but / haven't been successful. Often
times those statements get out and
they haven't the slightest basis of
truth in them Thanks for writing
me, j. F.
In answer to o. o. o. did you
have pain when you wrote the let
ter, eh?): The Charles Scheifley I
wrote of, can't be a graduate of
North High School, because he halls
from Browns Valley, Minnesota, I be-
lieve. I don't know him personally,
so 1 couldn't tell you whether or not
he is prejudiced. My Ubl decidedly is
NOT prejudiced. The course which
you asked me about is an Extension
school course. Write to Registrar,
University of Minnesota, and ask him
the things you asked me. will tell
you one thing, and that is, go back to
North High and have them check your
credits. Are you gonna be an addi-
ton to the campus next fall, huh?
And that clears up my-er- enor-
nous fan mail! Say, is this column
turning into an information bureau?
But I do wish you folks who want to
know things about courses and things
at the University would write to the
registrar, after all, I'm just student
over there, and there are a great
many courses of study which l am un-
familiar with.
Every once in a while the boys out
on the campus discover that we girls
are out there, and everybody gets
chummy for awhile. FRED (medic)
HENRY has been depositing perfect
ly charming notes in A. DOUGLASS
P. o. (No, / don't read 'em, Fred
die, but Thea SEE they are nice notes.
Tee HeeD And TURNER est. Louis)
DINNARD has been depositing per-
fectly charming notes in L. BEL
LAMY'S box. Now I'll have to go
into hiding for the rest of the quar-
ter!
And if CHICK DAVIS doesn't stop
turning his nose up at people when
he sees 'em, Pm gonna embarrass
him one of these days by hollering at
him right in the most crowded part of
the campus, and Pm going to whoop:
"Hello, SWEETHEART" And as
Chick always has a half-dozen fell
lows with him, will his face be red!
JAMES MIREE, who is in my So
cial Interaction class section, does
enough reciting for the whole class.
Everybody else just sits back and let's
James and the instructor hold sway.
Every time / come out of the daze
I'm in, James is making q deep point,
and the instructor beams upon him
happily.