The girls of Omega Chi.”
“I hope we get elected to the sorority,” Carol said. “Then perhaps we can move in here with you next term.”
“We aren’t even members,” Gale reminded them. “We are here only on the recommendation of Miss Relso. If she hadn’t written for us we would never have gotten rooms in Happiness House.”
“If we aren’t elected to the sorority in May we will have to move,” Phyllis added.
“What’s that?” Carol shrieked as she backed away from the window.
“What?”
“Two eyes—staring in at me out of the darkness,” she pointed to the window.
Phyllis and Gale laughed.
“Only an owl in the tree out there,” Phyllis said. “He is often there at night.”
“Why don’t owls sleep at night?” Janet wanted to know. “Are they afraid to sleep in the dark?”