St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-07
Ry Helen M. Scott

Norman LySHL, IhcJ SoAA 1A
Sir Norman Light because OF
his unfailing courtesy to both
sexes, is pinch hitting for I'm
ouisitive Sal" this week.
By Norman Light
Hello, Folks:
Well, we'll, we'll, here we are IN
the first week of February. Next
week will hold an all-important
day. Yes, you guessed it Valen-
tines Day. We can guess that
many young hearts are even now IN
search for an appropriate Valen-
tine to send to the heart that beats
in rhythm to theirs. Who will be
whose Valentine? I'll take Jeanne
with the light brown hair.
This being final exam time for
students going to school under the
semester plan, our pal, Sal, who has
also been ill, has been forced to
ask cher boy Someday" to pinch
hit for her. If this column smells
a bit unfragrant this week, and if
someone's gets blamed for some
thing he or she did or did not do
or say, you can try to catch up to
cher boy Someday" some day.
1t is heard that the Council OF
Negro Students of the University
of Minnesota is making plans for
another Male Follies this spring.
From all reports it is expected to
be greater than that of two years
ago. Already some of the girls"
of the chorus are making beauty
appointments.
Campus snapshots: R. w. and
L. H. busily engaged in the lounge
of the New Minnesota Union. Were
they having difficulties with scho-
lastic problems Petite Dolly
Walker waiting for the elevator in
the library to take her up to the
sociology seminar. Janeabelle
Murphy and Elizabeth McCracken
rushing over to the women's gym.
Studious Pauline Alexander work
ing up to some AS and BIS in the
library. This girl sets scholastic
example that many should follow.
Smiling Robert Gardiner discuss
ing scholarship and fraternity aims
with some Alpha pledges in the
Union. IT'S said that the Alpha
pledges will be treated to a swell
luncheon in the Union next week.
M. B. seems to have quite fol-
lowing of young fellows on the
Campus. The boys say, "Can you
blame u.s." Erma Clardy seems to
be quite busy dashing from one
youth group meeting to another.
The Credjafawn-Phyllis Wheat
ley basketball game and dance
proved to be a delightful affair.
The score was surprisingly very
close, the spectators were many, to
say the least. Sal and her friend
were thoroughly enjoying them
selves. What young lady cheered
so enthusiastically for V. C. when
he made a basket that she had to
be held to keep from falling over
the railing? 1 never before saw
a team so fully supported by the
young lady friends of the players.
Saw the Earl Kyles and Huron
Skeletons roofing for their team.
Who did Al Harris come with?
Overheard in one of the Twin
Cities night spots: Says the young
out-of-town student to her escort,
81 am in the market for husband
but he need not expect anything
of me-" In other words, the man
should and must support her with
out any compensation or coopera-
ton from her. Methinks I shall
introduce my worst enemy to her.
What is this affair between T. j.
and B. B.? They do make nice
looking couple, don't they?
One of Sails scouts brought back
a glowing report on the A. K. A.
Sorority Founders Day Tea. They
tell me that it was not only the tops
as a social affair, but also very
educational. Hats off to those girls.
Who says there are no charming
and beautiful girls in the North?
This reminds "Her Boy Some
day" that he saw so many cute lit
tie youngsters at last Saturdays