SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO First American High School Daily

VOL. XXXIII, No. 142. SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1931. TWO CENTS

SACHS AND GOODMAN GOOD LICK! ROMAN STATE PLANS The Drama League representa­ MEMBERS OF WINNING tives of Shortridge go Into thc MAYPOLE PARTY VICTORIOUSLY DEBATE radio finals tomorrow. Here go all ACT HOLD BIG PARTY the good wishes of Shortridge with The Roman State will hold a May­ Affirmative Team Gives Remark­ you, young Thespians. Thc school pole party a week from today. May 1. Junior Vaudeville Actors Dine able Rebuttal on Soviet is for you and knows you will This is to be the final meeting of the and Dance at Meridian Russia Question. bring glory to your coach and your semester, and is, of course, for mem­ Hills Country Club. school. bers only. The officers of the Roman Assembling in the teachers' lunch State have planned a delightful pro­ The members of the winning act of room yesterday morning members of gram. There will be a May Queen thc Junior Vaudeville turned out last the Boys' Debating League heard and a May-pole dance. There are to night in a big way to celebrate their H -close debate on the question, -Re­ be candidates for May Queen chosen success. The celebration was in tin- solved: That the United States should from all of the Vergil and Cicero form of a dinner dance held at tin- recognize thc Soviet government of classes, and also from the Lai In com­ Meridian Hills Country Club. Tlie Russia.'' it was much like the mem­ position class. Thc candidates who members of the act who attended orable Shortrldge-Washington game, arc not chosen as Queen will be the were Anna Katherine Ar/.el Kathleen in that the negative team, composed Queen's ladies-in-waiting. After the Rigsbee. Mary {Catherine' Mangus, of Robert Marks and Julian Kiser. judges have made their decision, and Marjorie Krull. Leone Meyers. Jeanne seemingly had won until Arthur the queen has been crowned the Helt, Betty Kallccn. Betty Daven­ Sachs, captain of the affirmative team. May Queen will lead Die 6rand port. George Home. Jftgk Strickland. gave his rebuttal speech, breaking March, and the party will really be­ Bill Spicklemire. Charles Darko. down many of the contentions or gin. All the Roman members should Charles Trees. George Adams. Thom­ the negative in the last few min­ turn out en masse for a good time i.s as Hudgins, Bill Dunn and Heath utes of the debate. Mr. Otto cas promised. Refreshments will be served. Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Krull were the decision. chaperons. Miss Peterson was spon­ Raymond Goodman, of the affirm­ sor and Katherine "Red" Morris, ative was the first speaker. Soon JUNIOR JEWELRY ARRIVES chairman. after' he was started, he challenged Another consignment of junior rings the negative on several points. Next and pins has been received by Mr. Julian Kiser spoke for the negative. Hadley. Owners may claim them SHORTRIDGE GRADS Toward the end of his speech, he either the second period or the first was starting blows at the affirmatives' pait of the fifth in room 213. These MAKE FINE GRADES argument with great speed, and speak­ were all ordered prior to spring vaca­ ing so rapidly that our "boy wonder" tion, and make up the next to last A fine report of the Shortridge order to be taken at Shortridge. graduates, who received scholarships was offering competition to Floyd to Indiana Extension College, was Gibbons . Arthur Sachs continued the There is a lavalier for M. H. B„ received recently. The grades and case of the affirmative. and rings for MWN, JS. LW LM. those who made them are as follows; He was followed by Robert Marks —"Jut courtesy Thc News. MJH. and SM. There are piris for Krystal Kegerreis freshman composi­ (Continued on page four) Mary Ellen Voyles. a sophomore at FK, EJC CBF. MC. JW. DS- HSL tion, B plus—2 'hrs. credit. English ShorU'dge Is in Washington. D. C, RK. BFB LEN, LM. JCK. WWS, history, B—2 hrs. credit, freshman for thc week. She was sent as a and HZ. English literature A—3 hrf.' credit, AMERICA RECOGNIZES delegate frem the Old Glory So­ elementary Frencli, A—credit deferred ciety, local chapter of Children of and Algebra. A—2 and one-half hrs. NEW SPANISH REPUBLIC the Anetfican Revolution. While there MATH CLUB REVELS credit; Dorothy Abel, freshman com­ she will make the report of the G. A. position B—2 hrs. credit, and ele­ R. at the aluma) national conven­ IN PARTY THURSDAY mentary -French, B—crjaht deferred: Stimson, Secretary of State, Harry Freeman Taylor, introduction Sends United States tion. She is also a page at the con­ tinental congress "of the D. A. R. At donference period Thursday. to accounting. A—3 hrs. credit, polit­ Envoy to Office. members o.< the Shortridge Math ical economy, A—3 hrs. credit, alge­ Club held a party in the teachers' bra. A—2 and one-half hrs. credit, The state department of the United SENATORS POSE FOR lunch room The first game was freshman composition. B plus—2 hrs. States has announced its formal re­ ••Maybasket." a dice game played by credit, and Great Men of History—no cognition of the new Spanish gov­ YEAR BOOK PICTURE partners. Different numbers of the report. ernment. Henry L. Stimson. secretary dice made thc basket leaves and of state, has ordered the United The chief order of business al the flowers. The first complete i» it- States minister at Madrid to call at meeting of the Shortridge Senate this stopped proceedings and everyone BOYS' GLEE CLUB the Spanish foreign office and to ex­ afternoon will be posing for the pic­ started over. After this refresh­ tend this country's recognition. The ture for the Annual. The august ments were served. GIVES PROGRAM V. S. waited until other, powers of senators will assemble immediately at the world among them Great Bri­ conference at the outside gymnasium Shortridge Boys Glee Club and tain and' France, had made this door to face the relentless eye. These people have certified for mixed double quartet sang Thursday step. Following thc picture, the senators class others, reports Mr. Otto: noon before the Caravan Club at The new republic has made a will reassemble in the customary Historian—Mary Catherine Mi- the Murat Temple. Before the pro­ long list of diplomatic appointments, chamber to consider legislation for the I.ain; Prophet—Alice Whitney gram. Mr. Buck made a brief speech among which is the new envoy to the needy populace of our glorious country. Auerbach Mary Alice Norris, about Shortridge as he saw it when a United States. He will be Salvador Pending bills on the five day week, Kathryn Frost; Glftorian—Everett boy. He also talked on th* school's de Madariaga, author, at present n unemployment insurance and sharing Mt-nhennet, Dick Montieth. No various advancements. The audience professor at Oxford University Eng­ of herbage, will be discussed. A one has yet ccrtilied for the oilier was very much interested and ap­ land, and a pronounced international­ large attendance is desired. of will-maker. preciated the performance. They ist. showed their deep appreciation by their continuous clapping and cheer­ Meanwhile, King Alphonso. the de­ ing when the program came to an posed ruler of Spain, has taken end. Following this, the teachers and quarters in London witli his family. A DOG'S LIFE students were given a luncheon He is said to be suffering from fi­ through thc courtesy of the Cam van nancial difficulties. Everyone claims that dogs are al­ dignified faculty members was con­ most like.... human beings. Well, I ducting her class In a serious man­ Club. agree! The modern dog comes to ner and suddenly she began laughing. With thc tickets Which each had MARGARET BUNDREN school regularly every morning at Everyone looked at her in astonish­ received at the door, a drawing was 8:15 o'clock. As one walks in the door ment. Attention was then drawn to held. Three of tlie prizes were award­ WINS FIRST PRIZE he is usually greeted by Short ridge's the back of the room and there sat ed to Shortridgers. Several students re­ mascot, a dog. Every day the number a dog! This modern dog was taking ceived pictures of the Murat Temple. In the high division of the eighth of dogs increases and maybe we'll in every word that the teacher said Christine Hausman won a map ot annual state poster contest, Mar­ have a dog pound here soon. As you and understanding it all, apparently. the world, and John Sheets was garet Bundren. a pupil of Shortridge walk up the stairs to go to your One of the boys finally ushered thc awarded a large box of roses. The High School won first prize. Her classes instead of meeting your class­ dog to the door and the dog left dozens of lovely roses and carnations, poster was entitled. "Indiana is Beau­ mates, you meet a stray dost. It with a very hurt expression on his whole glee club was presented witli tiful, Keep It So." The contest was wouldn't surprise me at all If I opened face as though he had not had all dozens of roses and carnations. sponsored by the Indiana congress of my locker some day and a dog the education that he desired. Parent-Teachers and the bureau of jumped out. If some one told me It's just too bad that dogs do not Fiction Club Annual picture will visual instruction of the Indiana that he saw a dog walking down the speak our language because I know be taken today, 2:35, promptly, at University extension school, and the hall with books under his arm. I they could tell us quite a few in­ the Pennsylvania Street entrance. jury of awards was composed of J. would almost believe him. teresting things that they have over­ Regular meeting Monday! Harmon Bonne, Miss Constance For- Dogs want that so called "higher heard while strolling through our Miss Armstrong Sponsor sythe, and Mr. Peat. education." Yesterday, one of our halls. Page Two THE SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1931. SHORTRIDGB DAILY ECHO show off or bring criticism on ial is completed, visitors will Nothing like a touch of re- SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL our school, but merely by comment upon it also as a ! turned winter to make a kick­ Telephone .... HArrlaon 0J71 thoughtlessness. They do not great and flitting tribute to ing world appreciate the grand realize that their deeds are Indiana's war dead. It will last ' spring weather we were having. Published Every School Day by making the reputation of for centuries, perhaps, to pro­ SHORTRIDGE ECHO PRESS Shortridge. And so, if they are claim its great and just pur­ You can fairly see the green a little more careful of their pose. things in the court popping up. WILLIAM N. OTTO . . ManaRlnc Kdltor actions in the future, surely Q. M. CROSSLAND . easiness Manager there will be no more cause : Radio Broadcast And how they are popping! Entered as second-claai matter Sep­ for criticism. tember 17. 1909. at the noatofflce at Another achievement which Indianapolis, Indiana, under tho act of we view with pride is the suc­ I An Indianapolis dog gave March 3. 1879. I his life this week in an attempt The ManapjInK Editor and Buslnesa Our Best Friends cessful arrival up to the finals j to save his master. Dog lovers Manager nre members of the Short- This week has been set aside in the radio contest of the greet this announcement as rldjre lllffh .School faculty. Shortridge Drama League group. Subscriptions—$1.00 per aomeater, de­ as a week to stress kindness to simply one more item in the livered to the Session Room. dumb animals. The value of These young people represent long list of heroic acts by loyal •Advertising rates made known upon our animals, other than having one of the many Shortridge animals. application **> the Mans»,lr]«: Editor. them as pets, is often disre­ activities. They have been splendidly coached by Miss Love Friday: Bortha Louise Dranc, cdl. garded by the general public. Senior play jjow seems about tor, Ta. r,rii7; Caroline v. Coffin, edi­ Animals play an important part and gave a creditable perform­ the biggest ^Jiing in the off­ torial editor, Ta. 3«I8: Jeanne Ifi-it, in the life of man. ance. Be listening in to-mor­ ing. third page. Hit. 7101; Bertha Rubin, row at 2:30; Shortridgers, and features, He. 1584. Assistants: James Admiral Richard E. Byrd re­ Henry Prescott, Julie Baker, Martha root and vote for your group. Banta, <;• ry Johnston, Ruth Shimer, cently set a fine example of What wouldn't you give for a Marilyn Knowlton. Wlllinin Qroen- loyalty to animals. His faith­ memory like Mrs. Brown's? ..n_.li. Betty Davenport, Jeanne Splcffle, ful dog Igloo, who had accom­ i Mil* Spencer, C.lno Ratti, Frederick Woodstock Lease Kerahner, Martha Julian Coleman, panied him to boj-h the north Marjory Pylce, Dorothy i'oung-, Mary and south pole areas, was re­ There should be little dispo­ Elnm. ported ill. Turning a deaf ear sition to dissent from the view to the pleadings of the Junior of the park board that it Sponaomi Motldlty, Mrs. I'jtrnplMll; would be impractical for the Tuesday, Miss Pratt! Wednesday, Miss League, in Springfield, 111., who Montgomery; Thursday, Mr. Kueblar; had engaged him for two lec­ city to assume early operation Friday, Miss Bedford. tures, he left immediately for of the Woodstock Country Club Boston, Massachusetts, where os a part of the municipal park I.i.iinnu<- Editor! Winifred Holmes. his dog was being cared for. He system. Citizens residing in said that his dog required his tlie neighborhood of the grounds personal atention and it was have been assailing the lease ECHO ADS necessary to be with him. and urging its cancellation in order to provide public recrea­ Animals are always faithful tion facilities. A legal brief was to their masters and this ex­ filed some time ago attacking ample of returned loyalty is de­ the validity of the arrangement serving of comment. by which the Woodstock rents the property from the city. The Court The park board attorney ad­ Will Make Your Business mits that some doubt may exist a Part of a Shortridge The Fine Arts Association as to the authority of a former Education. has done much for the cultural board to make the lease. It is jOur Conduct and artistic improvement of somewhat late, however, to delve On Monday and TSuesday of Shortridge. too deeply into legal technicali­ this week during fhe third- Contributions ol" money by ties of an arrangement which hour classes, conduct at school tlie .student body have helped has proved mutually satisfactory was discussed in any way the make possible the most recent to the club and city. Bonds were teacher saw fit. Several com­ accomplishment of the associa­ issued for the purchase of the plaints from people living in tion—the new court, which will ground and the rental i.s enab­ this vicinity have reached be to Shortridge "a thing of ling the board to pay interest NORTH SIDE Shortridge about tKe conduct beauty and a joy forever." charges and ultimately to retire of the students. Certainly the bonds. HOMES Shortridgers do not bring cri­ Another practical factor is Read the School Paper ticism on this school intention­ The Indiana War the city's financial inability just Because They Are Inter­ ally. Things that seem trivial now to assume new obligations ested. in the youthful eyes of the Memorial in park maintenance. A. C. students take on a more ser­ There has been a large Sallee, park superintendent, has ious aspect when viewed by amount of talk in Indianapolis declared that all available re­ strangers. Quite often the so- concerning the construction of venue is required for the up­ called "rowdiness" bn street the Indiana World War Memor­ keep of recreation centers al­ cars is merely a result of ex­ ial. The cost of this memorial, ready in existence. Further­ cess enthusiasm. The students which will be several million more, the law passed by the on the cars do not realize that dollars, has been termed a great recent session of the legisla­ the street car is not an appro­ waste by a good many people. ture will prevent any increase priate place to work off en­ These same people advocate the in the levy for the next two RATES THE thusiasm, and that to the other placing of such money in funds years. Indianapolis should ac­ car patrons, their actions are for construction of veterans' quire additional parks as the SAME considered disorderly. hospitals or other institutions. community grows. The public In Spite of Increased Sub­ In the discussion of this ques­ must realize, however, that rea­ scription List This Year. When school is dismissed in sonable economy will not per­ the afternoon, there is almost tion, note should be made of the fact that our World War mit the location of a park in a migration to the near-by every neighborhood. drug stores. Perhaps no one veterans are quite well-provid­ student is laughing loudly ed for. There are many hos­ enough or being boisterous pitals for the soldiers in the A good friend of Shortridge enough to cause criticism but country and others are now un­ has made a real contribution when a whole group of students der construction. These hos­ to youth in the course of lec­ is laughing and being a little pitals and other institutions are tures given to Shortridge stu­ boisterous, then the wrong im­ excellently equipped and offer dents by Mrs. Brown. To cause pression is created. every comfort. Also, the fed­ most of the great world to be HA. 0873 eral government has recently brought brilliantly by an en­ Call this Number and a As they leave the school, stu­ provided for the payment of a dents often throw scraps of tertaining lecturer to the Short­ Representative Will Call bonus to the World War sold­ ridge student body is an act de­ And Give Rates and Full paper on the lawn. They have iers. no desire to mar the beauty serving of comment and real Particulars. of the lawn; they simply do As history has shown us, there gratitute. Shortridge sincerely not realize that every scrap is no memorial so fitting or so appreciates this fine gift from tends to make the lawn more lasting as building or shrine. a generous friend. unsightly. No visitor leaves our national Usually, the somewhat disor­ capital without commenting We broke even in the boys' upon the great shrine erected debates. And at both places derly conduct of Shortridgers is in memory of Abraham Lin­ our boys debated like veterans not prompted by any desire to coln. When the War Memor- and then some. THE SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1931. Page Three "Is your daddy going to heaven j Officers Club when he dies?" PICTURES OF CROUPS First Aid Assistants "Sure. He's going to sub-divide It," TO BE TAKEN FRIDAY Last and Found Dept. said the realtor's daughter. Student Council Starting tomorrow and continuing True Blue Club Patient: The size of your bill makes next week group pictures will be my blood boll. taken for the Annual on lhe Penn­ Friday, May 1 Doctor: That will be twenty dollars sylvania Street side of the building. Boys' Glee Club more for sterilizing your blood. Sponsors and officers are asked to Mixed Chorus cooperate so that as complete groups Orchestra "Dad. what part of speech is wo­ as possible may be secured. Boys' Choir man?" In case of rain, a new date will be Oirls' tllee Club "Woman isn't a part of speech, son. ret so that the schedule may con­ Band she's all of It." tinue as announced. Following will be tin- schedule: "Didn't I see you in Atlantic City?" Friday. April 24 "No, I wasn't there." Fiction Club "That's funny. I wasn't either. It Math Club Sliorlri-liie must have been two other people." Senate Mythology Club Willie: Gee, what big feet your Physiography Club new puppy has. Historical Society Eddie: Yeah, he's gonna be a po­ Girl Reserves lice dog when he grows up. Camp Fire Girls Tourist: Shall I take this road to Monday, April 17 Bingville? Bullet Joe (looking at "wanted" Editorial Board Cafeteria Native: 'Tain't necessary. They got poster': Gee, that's a terrible picture Press Club one. of you. Roman State Officers FOOD OF QUALITY Battling Pete: Yeah, I know I'm Tri-State Debaters We are to have some friends in gonna see if I can't get the police to Bedford-Terrc Haute (Girls J Debaters for a musical evening tonight Bridget use that photo I had taken at that Boys' Debating League At Moderate Prices and I'd like you to do your best. swell place on Michigan Avenue. Girls' Debating League Clean and Wholesome Bridget: Sure, mum! I ain't sung Thursday, April 30 for years, but you can put me down "Do you know what I think of mar­ Drama League Mrs. Lon Craig, Director. for, "Come Into the Garden. ried life?" Hi-Y Club Maude." "Are you married?" "Yes." <-Atytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytytyty, **•:•• English Teacher: Why. my dear sir, "Yes." this stuff Isn't poetry. It's just an • escape of gas. Little Billie was cautioned never to Stude: I see, something wrong with go into houses with signs on them. Senior Class Poem% tlie meter. because it was a sign of disease in that home. The flagpole sitter's manager: Hey, Upon coming home one evening he BUI! The mayor of this burg is goiirr said, "Mother. I can't play with Tom Must Be In By To-day to be buried at three o'clock this any more because he has -hem­ afternoon. You gotta half mast your­ stitching.' " self during the funeral. I met Trixie Fickle, the movie star, NOT LATER THAN ASSEMBLY last night. You sav vou have met Geometry should be studied from her? all angles. Oh, yes, I knew her before she be­ gan marrying. Prof.: You missed my class yes-, Seal the poem in an envelope and put in terday, didn't you? O'Kecfe: J. guess you got a lot of Stude.: Not in the least, sir not sliver for wedding presents. What my box in the office. •* in the least. did your father give you? MacNaJj^Dad gave us a bottle of % —Wm. N. Otto, Cla*s Sponsor. | Tourist (to Swedish rancher >: Have acid to test the silver. you got a monkey wrench here? :. *' $ Rancher: Naw, this is a cattle What made Wildroot send that -£..;. 4. .^.i.Atyty.'.ty ty .j..i.ty.i..}.,{.4.Atytytytytytytyty.},.t.%.i. •:••:••:••;' .;<<>.;.*.£»:•*•••••!•*••»!••>• rench. bomb to the editor of the Evening Sneeze? J Si Farson (to young lady playing The editor told him to send all jazz): Have ou ever heard of the future jokes on tissue paper so he "Ten Commandments?" could see through them. Lady: No, but whistle the tune and I think I can play It. Seniors, Certify Andy: My girl got her nose broken in three places. CRAWFORD Bub: That'll teach her to keep out of those places. SCHOOL BOOKS For Class Day The man chased the train out to the end of the platform but failed to SCHOOL SUPPLIES catch It. As he walked back to the station, mapping his brow, someone ELECTION raid, "Miss the train?" New and Used* Books "Not much, I never got to know it Prescriptions Carefully Com­ very well." pounded. P. O. Station No. 26 Tuesday, April 28 The trouble is, too many people think they think. 813 N. Delaware St. NOTE CHANGE OF DATE A good chef makes more than a our THE SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1931, MISS CROZIER AN­ Shortridgers Notice NOUNCES DRAWINGS .Girl Scouts of Citizen Troop, North­ Following are the results of the ern Branch! Meeting of Northern drawings for thc first round of the troop Friday, April 24, 6:30 p.m., Ta­ girls' tennis tournament .The first bernacle Church postponed till Friday four matches as listed will be pla-y eel May 2. Call headquarters for parti­ Monday afternoon. Watch the Echo culars. for further announcements. Refer all questions to Miss Crozlcr. The officers of thc True Blue Club Theresa Allg vs. Edith Fibiger, Mar- wish to thank Mr. Cobb for the lovely dena Hess vs. Ruth Hickman. Ruby- wild-flower bouquet they received this Strauss Hill vs. Jo Ann Buskirk, Evelyn Cook morning. Also, the note that ac­ vs. Marie Pennington, Jane Ferguson companied it. vs. Dorothy Strong, Carlecn Becker Mrs. Thompson and Officers saus vs. Lois LeSaulnier, Jean Boyd vs. Bonnie Jean McKctchnie Elizabeth Physiography Club! Brumfleld vs. Virginia Learning, Nell­ ^Will all Physiography Club mem- j ie Itner vs. Yvonne Powell, Jo Annber s please meet this afternoon at j Allerdice vs. Emily Yucknat, Myrtle 2:30 in room 204 to have the picture i Miller vs. Mllllcent Coleman, Marjorie taken for the Annual. ti avc, Zechiel vs. Henrietta Foreman Mary Jane Bayer vs. Willa Wampler, Myrtle Baseball! Austin vs. Betty Jane Wolfe, Maiirinc Baseball teams will bc chosen this Stumpf, vs. Jean Milholland, Mar­ afternoon at conference. n jorie Ryan vs. Helen Hudgins, Fran­ ces McCotter vs. Margaret Hancock. The name of Gus Klo'.r II. It. SENIOR Se Agnes Coldwell vs. Helen Schlesing- 231, was omitted from the A Honor er, Susan Hill vs. Mary Louise Mer­ Roll. n rill. Lillian Judd vs. Olive Steinle, Dorothy Curtis vs. Nellie Mae Slate. Members of the Mythology Club Alberta Tenbrook vs. Martha Pierce. meet at conference in 328 to have the Eda Jane Glosbrenncr vs. Helen Lou­ thc picture taken for thc Annual. Graduation ise Barnes, Marcella Mark vs. Dor­ othy Hammer. History Club Members The club picture for the Annual is to be taken after school this af­ ternoon. Everyone please meet in room InCaseyou.CJ/ (jU/Lu SACHS AND GOODMAN 3IG. havent heard * v / ^ » (Continued from page one) who finished the set speeches. Of the six men who fired on the 22 The rebuttal speeches followd. This range Wednesday, Corporal Charles -Your Senior was the first time in the league that Ewing was high mm with a score the captains of the teams had 4 of 154. Sergeant P. Kafka was second. Clothes that minute rebuttals. Jerry BUckman act­ Fiction Club! ed as time-keeper. i The Kction Club picture for the After the other speakers has fin­ \ Annual will be taken today at con- marKyou- , ished. Arthur Sachs made his re­ I fecence. Assemble promptly at con- buttal amid much confusion. After i ference at the Pennsylvania street en­ well Dressed" the bell had rung Mr. Otto made trance. . his decision for the affirmative. There was surprise on the faces of some of the members, happiness on othersr . Math Club! Blue and Oford ,,_£>> Don't forget the Annual picture to­ day. Come to the Pennsylvania street QraiiSuits ... '|Q*g TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS door at confwence. We wish to congratulate the follow­ -TWO pairTrousers • •J-Up ing people who are celebrating their Senators! birthdays today: The Annual picture will be taken Josephine D. Jackson before the meeting today. Come to Dorothy Gray the Pennsylvania street entrance. Thelma Brown Mary Catherine Sutton 'Mythology Club! Cream All out for the Annual picture to­ History Club! day. Flannels The Annual picture will be taken today. Be there! white Physiographers'. Shirts - Don't forget the picture for the I l?I Girl Reserves! Annual today. Come promptly to Assemble at the east door today for the Pennsylvania street door. the Annual picture. toutBpy? TiesL *!/§ Camp Fire Girls'. DR. CHARLES L. GEORGE The picture for the Annual will be DR. ROBERT K. GEORGE Black tVJhlre > JQK taken today at conference. DENTISTS 5PORT 5hoe5 -^c!r 34TH ST. and CENTRAL AVE. When two Greeks get together, they Phones: Office—Wash. 2788 start a restaurant. When two Hoosiers Res.—Wash. 3022. get together, they play basketball. ( This FriendlqTTp on Uour tir ^ "Grad Clothes G/venbu- .. Paul's 3rd Missionary Journey" Bud Underwood _ Fo7 is thc lesson for the Shortridge Bible Credit Class next Sunday morning at 0:30 in the Shortridge Chapel of Tabernacle Church. Dr. and Mrs. C. L. George—Teachers *sw«* LSTRAUSS