| Show Campus Daughters Ganzert Declares Love For Dinosaurs By DAVE BOYER Comes next on the Chronicle's series of searches into offices for stray that very much individualistic and very much personable little Margaret Jane for Hereafter we'll refer to her as It seems prefers it V. u u uj i a soft spot in her heart for She reads about when she can't get or to do it out loud and she models in clay and musses up the table when she stays home from school with a cold and makes clay dinosaurs to help her get Before it was Hut The story isn't over Imagine the wonder of the behind the in girl counter the engineering library and imagine the wonder of Frederic W. Ganzert when turned up with a treatise on the Strength of Also imagine the wonder of attaches an official Chronicle of the secretary's office at the snowball that splattered across the room We promised a paragraph on PREHISTORIC ANIMALS AND PAPA TWO LOVES HAS PETITE PEGGY Frederic W. Ganzert shoulder-snitches to discover his young daughter's mature that Prefers it very is the seven-year-old daughter of Frederic W. associate professor of history and political science and don't think isn't proud of This blonde little who can be seen on the campus with her oftentimes when she doesn't have a 12 o'clock class on the Stewart school has Here comes the real doesn't have a library-card just like lots of us who've been embarrassed when we tried to take books But doesn't get embarrassed more ways than one but that's another She just tells the librarians we conjecture she really tells that her wants such-and-such a And she gets What we meant doesn't fluster She's an up-and-coming young lady and can talk to you man to What's more she's an ardent a campaigner for F. D. R. in the last Well she didn't have any other She's just a good big chip off the old block when it comes to On both |
