Page Eight OP of- Alpine Shir us said he time over the holidays, thats .all we could get are again, and, oh, boy! The war isnt the only thing that got exciting over' the holidays Little romances have sprung up all over Dixie, just like weeds. You never know when or where-- they ll grow next. Vie 11, chillun, here we Yeah! it? If are 65. Flash If you you will old age. pension, (The ! you dont wish Gardner and We when you we mean) : does. see to want two from had Sunday afternoon. Hiking's good for the he ralt h, Jay; but next, time dont wear your best clothes. she that person was eft' had a ren- quite with some one in Veyo by 'the name of Betty Horsley during the holidays. It seems she is the girl-frieto the girl-frieof Kent Reber. Oh! we forget Kent Reber Year's, reso dezvous lution is, or men. Same with "Skinny- Me n off wo "I'm. off wo-, ll T was, maybe, " I breaks men," but you know Skinny--h- e as fast as he makes 'em (resolutions, mean) . By the way, if em we anyone cares to Cannon seem to be the two subjects in. took fatal Any1.. wonder how many'1 boys ' uor. of llci-so- n it about the Harold H. and Joe I, " girls that t like? " Or is it that Dixie' .. is a and-girl- for 'themselves, .secretly were married. Say, what in the world ' ' th,ey have just decided to be prospective bachelors? boys like them simply should not plan a future like .that s unco ns titut'ional . Goo'd-xuOixi- n& it nd nd much about Jay course) when Norman Hunt and Evelyn y-w- Bob F awe him. That's just Joel Jolley as Muriel didn't. mourned V- hear of bo long to get back we the holidays thought maybe she a romance. 'But '.experienced We : We as - ay, she says she met lot- of cute, boys where 'she went. by the name of F.oger Beacon" that kept calling Elaine Cannon up-amidnight around .New Years? The name sounds unfamiliar wonder what the face looks... like? There "was really a line strung (over th.e telephone we mean) , out- boring, knew we she :really-specializeHanna' Tarry and Jay and mention the Who They was s blushes (really delicate) just Evona on a it bet his story! , Get we 2 had a boring At any rate 1 never One knows any more wljbm Betty Morris will be with next. Leslie Hafcn' simply can't a Lay angry with Carui Sullivem. That's another of those little romances that has sprung up. It like all John M. and K; D. are interested' in" is music. Welx, it's to be interested in ana ,a good thingif .you get us., safe.-also- scv.,s ' . ...Mary 'Pratt; My Heart belongs to 'Boo I. play, Skinny goes in for snowball; Tights Clem k. said he had .a red-heJunxur L. doesn't seem' very sad, and during" we thought he. would be wearing black to the holidays, but that s all' hr can remember. By the looks he gives' Beulah school, you know, in mourning Ho, she E. Barber, .maybe it was a blond instead of isn't and, yes, it's ;Laurex red-hehm have a could been. and, no, she hasn.'t come back from GlenWe mins seem Lake to ter dale yet. Sait City and st ad de-u- ad - hold Carma SLiu.ons interest. If you want the rest of the details, contact Peek and Gabby via this paper. Anna Nciloon simply wont tell as the ..name of the that gave her the C wr is t ch for hrx a tma s . . I e .do nt-- ' know, but we betcha he's from Cedar. boy-frie- nd t-- wa Clark Elaine (Confidential) Cannon is available to you Fight now, so hurry. January lb, the regular Wa Mcia' Delta' Cigma chapter meeting will be held in To Hovraru the institute building. The girls chapters will meet be special first part separately the of the meeting. followed by joint meeting. a Boys and This will program and Anna G., ou Neilson heard Muriel C. liked Jay nov. is playing up to hLm Nov:, .isnt t .at just Well, like? .a woman? kid lets-- and seeing you ne.xt umn,. and if . we At was little say it. be col- could think, of anything now-- "wed 3ye .now ' f signing off , a recent band election. No man Hunt made jurvibr-.-- director, and Wayne . ' . this .week-'i- else to say right ' - well , time-s-up- v P e e'k.. a nd Gab by Prince, business manager. A While in Ogden during the holidays Mr. Hubert Patton was shown through an Army repair depot by Major C. C. Llinty.