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Football Program Headquarters For Columbus Needs . COMPLETE WINTER NEEDS • HEATERS ANTI -FREEZE HENRY W. WORLEY AUTO ROBES for DEFRO STERS TIRE CHAINS MAYOR rlte$toae BATTE RY SERVICE BATTERIE:.S (All Makes) SERVICE BRAKE LINING LUBRICATION COME IN TODAY And See TH E NEW 1936 R. C. A. GRUNOW STEWART And so it is with tires. There are many claims of blowout protection, WARNER non-skid safety and long service. But RADIOS claims won't protect you in an eme1·gency. (!~»~ ALSO Firestone gives you proven * Firestone Tires have been on AUTO Fourteen years' intensive and con­ performance, safety ancl dependability the winning ca r s in the RADIOS scientious service to the City of Co­ gruelling Indianapolis 500- -proven in the most gruelling tire and lumbus has earned for him the right to tests ever known. The records listed Mile Race for 16 consecutive Complete a second term as mayor. here are only a few of the many that years. Accessories have ea1:ned for Firestone Tires the Firestone Tires carried Ab reputation of being * "The Masterpiece Jenkins 3,000 miles over the Re-elect Mayor Worley on Nov. 5 ! of Tire Construction." hot salt beds of LakP Listen LIJ tl,o 'Ynic P of Firestone - J eatnrin,: Ric hard Bonneville, Utah, brealcing 77 Crooli:s ., Plson. Eddy and Margare t s ,,cciks - euery Mon.day nig ht o ver .B.C. Nationtvide iVc tworh. records without tire trorible. For eight * consecutive years Democratic 1Iunicipal Campaign Committee Firestone Tires have been on Roy L. Wildermuth, Chairman. the winning ca r s in thP dangerous Pike's Peak climb where a skid meant dPath. I Get the Habit THE »» FOR YO UR INFORMATION • HI SS THE DRINKTNG OF• INTOXICATING of buying LIQUOR will not be tolerated in the Sta­ STAMP di um . Drinking or drunkenness will cause good food yo ur ejection from the game. Patrons dis­ turbed will assist in solving this problem if (( (( co. they will call an officer at the first annoy- at m oney savin g ance. prices. Your • HERMAN A. BLOOM A LOST A D FOUND DEPARTMENT President and General Man~ger has been established on the first floor in the neighbor saves Southwest Tower of the Stadium. Articles fou nd should be turned over to the ushers by shopping at RUBBER, BRASS and STEEL or left at the office . MARKING DEVICES Kroger's. Why not • O LY ONE CONCESSIO , that cover­ BRONZE TABLETS ing the sale of refreshments, is licensed by you? the NUMBERING Athletic Board and thereby privileged MACHINES to sell within the Stadium . • 195 EAST LONG STREET • The Kroger Grocery & Baking DOCTORS may leave their seat numbers Co. COLUMBUS, OHIO with the clerk stationed in the southeast tower and will be noti fied by messenger in case a call is registered fo r them . • THIS PROGRAM IS PUBLISHED under the direction of the Athleti c Depart­ Before and flfter the Game-- ment. Address inquiries concerning infor­ mation or space to the Director of Pro­ Riled by a Raccoon Rah-Rah? 1N COLUMBUS IT'S THE o-rams, Athletic Dept., Ohio State Univer- sity. • • • . light an Old Gold PARISIAN COCKT COMFORT STATIONS are located on Al L BAR each floo r level. 0 of the NEIL HOUfE ~.~~ ~ A FIRST AID STATION with registered nurses in attendance is located on the second THE SMARTEST RENDEZVOUS IN COLUMBUS floor level of the northwest tower . • A REST ROOM FOR WOMEN with a DANCING Evepy Evening (i~iJI;) maid in attendance is located on the second During Dinner and from I 0:00 to Closing floo r of the northwest tower. Serving Only the Finest of • ALL GAMES START promptly at 2 :oo Domestic and Imported Beverages and DeWitt Ouality Food P. M., Eastern Standard Time . • No Cover C harge Cocktail Hour EIGHT PAY TELEPHONE STATIO S are located on the ground floor, four on AT TRYING Any Time Five to Six O 'clock each side of the Stadium. TIMES TRY A Smooth OLD GOLD 2 3 This Trademark on a Package of Lawn Seed Is Your Assurance of Quality That Cannot Be Surpassed. 0. M. Scott & Sons Company MARYSVILLE, OHIO Columbus' Popular Hotel The TH E O FFIC IAL PRO G RAM NOTRE DAME- OHIO STATE L.\RIO:' 81'/YDER., Editor Fort Haye OS AR 11 0.\L\ , , Busine,s )Junai,er AKTISTS: ],' red ""1l'l1etonz Uob !.PIIY Earl U ughe• 350 ROOMS NO YEM BER 2, 193 5 NOTRE DAME OH IO All with Bath ~tnrf irn: TJneup ................. ( ' f'11f('r ~,,resul ~ tnrt111g Lineup , . Cr11ter • llrend Pin~ ing ~ Tumber . · , · · 32 P ln3 Ing .1. .,. umbrrs . , . • .. :l7 i,,,,uacl Rost<>r . · · · J? ~11und n o~ter . , 39 R<-v. John F, o •n nro ..... • · .. · · · · .. · .. · l " \nnounre mPnlq . .........•• , .•.... , , . :l J•re~id("nf Geo. \\'. Jtightmlre ............ 8. ~ Francis c hmhlt . ... , . , , ·, l , Visit our Beautiful r~~~f.~~~~~: :: : : : :: : : _: :- :: :- :: :: : : :: : ~~ :·:~: :·~ ~ L . w. t , Joh n .................. · .. ·;,.. " .. ~i Songs nnd Yells ........ •.. · ...... · ........ · 3 Pla)Cr11--.\ rt. .. ............. JO, _l, 47. 4' Mikado Co cktail Bar 6 , ongs and Yells . 0 ~~.;';~~,sto ~~~';.,, : : : . : : : : . : : : : :: : : : : : : :: : :: : 60 ~~.~·~::./';~'.'.'~~ -.:.::: ·. ·.·. ·. ·.::: ·. ·. ·.. ·.: ·.: ·. ·. ·.. ·.::: i; C'olle1<e neaM ...............•....•.... 6 J!):Jl, '35 Srores ........... ........... ~O 1111: Ten Football . , •... · · • , · · • • · · · · · · i 3 Ohlo-~orth\\'P'-lf"rn- ltnrt ........ , • , , .. (:J Olh•r Go me~ Tocla, .. • · · · · · · · · · · · · ·'' ... si Ohlo- Jnflianu--Chnrt . • . • , . • • . ·. <,~ Rates fr om $2.00 \d\ t~rtlsers Index ........... ········ · · · · · · Jlnnd . • . • . • . 56, !'i ' \ rt-I<; \ er~ ,~b er('. J!J3 1 Gurne StulisUrs ... ................ GG •ot1ouol d ,,er1 i .... lug Rt-11rt~sf'ntn t hrs: Footbnll rul>llration"· R. I. GRIFFITH, Manager 370 LP.dnJ:ton .\, e,, Xe,, York Cit~ A G SPALDING & BROS. * ' . d St. Official Footba ll Equ ipment • 120 E. Broa 4 s I am the university, the spirit of Ohio State. To some I am the broad campus and t college buildings. Others, when they think of me, have in mind the throngs of students, the faculty, the wo in classroom and in laboratory. To some I am the games, the joy, the excitement, the spirit of contest. To so I am a place where friendships are formed and social contacts reign supreme. I am all of these and more. • Y have selected ME as YOUR Unive rsity, the school you expect to be your Alma Mater, the "gracious mother" w will aid you in your preparation for life. Selection is a double process. From you who have come to me I sh select these worthy to be my sons and daughters; to them I shall be a gracious mother. • You have come ex pe ing certain things of me and I welcome You. I, in turn, expect ce rtain things of you. Let us consider some these expectations, frankly and freely. • YOU EXPECT. You expect me to be an imposing institution w· broad campus and stately and beautiful buildings. This expectation you will realize. My grounds are spaci and my buildings beautiful. But full beauty is not yet realized. I am growing. • You expect me to have a capa and inspiring faculty. Every member of my staff, under the able leadership of President Rightmire, is working give you the best possible in instruction and opportunity. On my faculty are leaders in many fields of learnin men and women of national and international reputation. You will find them patient, sympathetic, and eager help you. • You expect me to have adequate equipment. I endeavor to give you libraries, laboratories a every facility for doing good work. • You expect me to provide an environment conducive to bodily a mental health. I provide practically free medical advice to aid you in preventing illness. I give you oppo nities for games. In lectures, church organizations, and student meetings you can obtain me ntal and spirit stimulation. • You expect to find social opportunities and good fellowship. These I offer you in fullest measu You will be associated with men and women who are striving, like yourselves, for intelligent advan men+. Some you meet will appeal especially to you, and become your dearest friends. • And, final you have a right to expect the time you spend with me will be the gladdest years of earth. Prope balanced with work, there are no better times than those spent in the wholesome activities of college life; athletic games, the social gatherii"lgs of student groups, the associations with friends, the comradeship a nd fello ship of inspiring teachers. • This fullness of expectation and joyousness of your life with me I wish you hearti But our association is a contract, and your happiness depends on your keeping of certain obligations. • EXPECT. I expect you to be earnest in your studies, faithful in attendance at your classes, eager in the pu of knowledge, which is, after all , your main business with me. • I expect you to be careful of your health. Y energy and vitality are valuable possessions, too necessary for your happiness for you to risk them in any s of dissipation. • I expect you to feel your responsibility in the use and care of your abilities, your time, a your opportunities. • I expect you to cultivate your social side, to endeavor to discover and use qualities a talents which may lie hidden in you, to use some of the many organizations which I have provided for the enri ing of your life. • I expect you to bring with you the buoyant spirit of youth, a fresh eagerness which laughs difficulties and spurs you on to fi elds of noble endeavor. Re member So near is grandeur to our dust So nigh is God to man, When Duty whispers low "Thou must," The youth replies, " I can." I expect you to be loyal, to uphold my traditions of scholarship and service, to be worthy successors of those, sons and daughters, who have gone from me to the work of the world and of whose achieveme nts I am ju proud.• With this understanding of our joint responsibility, I welcome you to my halls and offer all my mate and spiritual resources to help you realize your expectat ions.
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