Shortridge Daily Echo First American High School Daily

VOL. XXXXI. NO. 2. SHORTRIDCK HIGH SCHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938. TWO CENTS News Views FICTION CLUB MEMBERS SPONSORS ANNOUNCE SHORTRIDGE GRIDDERS by CONVENE FOR THEIR NEW MEMBERS OF OPEN NEW SEASON MARVIN L. BORMAN Safety Assurance FIRST MEETING STUDENT COUNCIL NEXT WEEK-END Human Dolphins Northwestern Summer School 1938 Representatives Include Eight Lettermen and Bob Shade Provides Topic for Talk Wilcox, Bracken, Hesler, Return Friday to New A needed campaign to protect by Rosanne Smith and Blickman S. H. S. Stadium the lives of Indianapolis school children was launched a week ago Miss Ruth Armstrong, member At an election held late last se With but one starter and eight at the second annual school boy of the English department and mester, the Juniors elected their other lettermen returning from last patrol Safety Training camp at the sponsor of the Fiction Club, has Student Council representatives for year's squad, the Shortridge High Indianapolis Boy Scout Reserva­ announced the opening of the se­ their senior year. Those elected School football team today entered tion. A total of 268 boys from mester's activities for the group. nre the following: Marian Wilcox. upon its second week of practice every public and parochial school The program committee, headed Phyllis Hadden, Bob Bracken, Ralph in preparation for the opening tilt, attended the camp and made an by Bruce Cameron, held a meeting Hesler, and Sol Blickman. Jack which i.s with Broad Ripple, at the Intensive stfidy of traffic problems Tuesday and plans were made for Brown will serve as alternate. rejuvenated Shortridge gridiron. and safety measures. These boys, the coming programs. The Student Council will hold a The nine lettermen are Shade, all school patrol officers, received A questionnaire was mailed yes­ meeting Monday, September 12, at quarterback and captain; Linge­ instruction in all types of accident terday to the members to discover which temporary officers will be man, end; Dalzell, tackle; Williams, prevention. They were impressed the various talents within the club elected. These officers will hold of­ center; Shade, quarterback; Smith, with the responsibility they held in and to obtain program preferences flce . until the faculty student rela­ quarterback; Scott, halfback; Aller­ performing their duties toward of the members. tion committee will nominate the dice, halfback; Hoelscher, end; and younger and more Impulsive child­ The first meeting of the year will freshmen and sophomore Student Johnson, fullback. Other squad- ren in the coming school year. Ex­ be held next Tuesday, September Council members for the year. 1938- men returning are Smock, Stiver, hibitions and demonstrations by the 13. The club wlll elect a new party 1039. After this! an election will Mingle, Lewis, Freihofer, Riggs, flre department rescue squad and chairman and also a new secretary. be held at which permanent offi­ Raber, and Wlnegarner. police department were part of the Carolyn Spencer, formerly the club cers will be Installed. The Shortridge stadium is ready daily program. Indianapolis and secretary, has moved to Washing­ Joel Hadley, sponsor of the Sen for use by the Blue gridders and the entire world may well be proud ton, D. C. ior Class, has announced that 'the their opponents. The grandstand is of this camp, the flrst of Its kind Rosanne Smith, co-editor of Fri­ election of Senior officers will be constructed out of concrete, with In the world. Young boys are day's Echo and a new member of held early In November. The Jun­ wooden benches and steel supports. studying ways and means of sav­ the Fiction Club, will tell of her ior election will be held a short There is a press box for the var­ ing and preserving lives, rather experiences In the Northwestern time later. ious correspondents from the local than ways and means of destroying School of Journalism which she at­ papers. The gateway to the fleld lives. tended this summer on a scholar­ SENIOR HOLDS CAMP OFFlOE is nearlng completion. » * • ship which she won. Travel talks Tho schedule for the season Is as Each year In August, when the by other members and the presen­ This past sumir.v'r. as in preced­ follows: waters of the English Channel tation of an enlarged club emblem ing ones, "ShortrVJge students have September 16 — Broad Ripple more or less warm up, the hardy wlll close the program. The sen­ gainei^Tiew laurels for themselves. 2:30 p. m. — Here souls dive In wid attempt to swim iors of last year have given to the During the vacation monlfltB, Miss September 23 — Southport from France to England, or vice- club a framed black and silver Marian Sturw, a Shortridge senior, 8:00 p. m. — There versa. Two''Accomplished the feat scroll on a background of Short­ held the position of Archery coun­ September 30 — Stivers of Day­ last week. A German girl, Bruna ridge blue, made by Mark Hole- sellor at Camp Ak-b-Mak in Chlk- ton. 8:00 p. m. — There Wendel, propelled herself a dis­ man, former president. The em­ apl, Ontario, Canada. October 7 — Culver (tentative) tance of nineteen miles In fifteen blem will be hung in the front of Miss Sturm gave an exhibition of 2:00 p. m. — Here hours and three minutes. Three Room 324 where most of thc meet­ her skill with the bow and arrow (Continued cm pane four) ings are held. days later, a forty-two year old at a Regatta shooting demonstra­ SHORTRIDGE FAVORITES (Continued on pag-e four) Members of the Fiction Club tion before the camp and visitors have been asked to remember that of the neighboring towns. Miss BROADCAST all Christmas Echo stories are due Sturm's record can well vouch for EQUESTRIENNE CLUB Monday, September 12. her efficiency and skill. She is two Subject: Tommle Wright, com­ ELECTS OFFICERS The new members admitted to year National Junior Archery poser-pianist, plays a radio pro­ the club at the end of last semes­ champion, three year Junior State gram of own compositions. When — Where: WFBM — At the business meeting of the ter are John Spitznagel, Palmer champion and Indoor State Wo­ men's champion. Friday, September 9 — Jordan Equestrienne Club, held at the close (Continued on pape four) Conservatory Hour. Broadcast of school last semester, Patty Goode from State Fair studio. was re-elected president by the un­ BiU Shirley, favorite of many animous vote of all present. Mar- S. H. S. vaudevilles and S. H. S. Ian Donnely was elected vieejyesl- productions, will sing refrains dent. The new .secretary wfti' be By way of keeping the new Sen­ bell, Gene Clairmont, Ginger Good­ from some of Wright's songs. Rosanne Smith, and Martha Jo iors and other friends up to date rich, Jane Reynolds, Mary Ann * * * Cantwell will hold the position of on the latest news about that dear, Lookabiil, Patty Stayton, Shirley Additional Facts treasurer. Margaret Studebaker departed '38 bunch, we wish to de­ St. Pierre, Mary Helen Yates, Mary A. The radio program will be will act as party chairman. Mlss vote at least one last column to a Catherine Stair. designed to feature Wright's songs Thelma Simmons of the gym de­ Pi Beta Phi: Phyllis Daseke, Pat­ as written from the years 1935 partment Is the faculty sponsor. A bit of the Collegiate capers of the same. ty Hill, Harriet Shellhorn, Dorothy (when he was still a student in program has been planned, includ­ Street, Joan Silberman, Dotty Ann S. H. S.) to 1938. ing lectures by some of the out­ * * « Fisher. B. Heard on the program will standing riders of the city. Num­ Each of the Butler sororities pro­ Delta Gamma: Marian Blasen­ be: (1) "Girls," which was written erous parties have been planned, fesses to have the cream of thp gym, Joan Colgan, Frances Haney, in 1935 for a Shortridge musical also. The club will resume Its reg­ freshie crop. Below Is a list of Betty Faulconer, Betty Walsh, Jo and which was indorsed by Buddy ular rides at the Algonquin stables the Shortridgers pledged to each Kingston. Rogers and Dick Powell. (2) "The When the weather gets cooler.. group. Zeta Tau Alpha: Paula McClurg, Gent from the Windy City," writ­ Alpha Chi Omega: Betty Burckes, Mary Jane Warren. ten in "blue" style — 1936. (3) "My SYMPATHY Betty Starr, Doris Talbott, Joan One Ambition,v introduced by Amos Hixon, Mary Edith Lawson. * * * Ostot's orchestra at the Columbia Shortridge deeply regrets the Alpha Omicron PI: Mary J. Eble. Just as we thought! Practically (Continued on page four) death of Edward W. Clark, pub­ Delta Delta Delta: Martha Foote, none of the '38 seniors knew what lisher of the Spectator magazine. Lois Foreman, Lucille Dyer, Har­ college they wanted to go to last NOTICE! Mr. Clark was a graduate of riet Krueger. spring. Compare this new almost Butler University and a mem­ Kappa Alpha Theta: Ruth Arm­ accurate list below with earlier There will be a meeting for ber of Delta Tau Delta fratern­ strong, Dorothy Evans, Peggy Bos­ testimonials. tryouts for Friday's Echo next ity. His co-operation with Short­ art, Mary Kershner, Madeline Judd, To DePauw: Claire Patten, Helen Wednesday at 2:30 In Room 327. ridge journalistic correspondence Jean Smelser, Caroline Hyman, Lois Kemper, Ann Henderson, Mary Freshmen especially welcome. will -be sincerely missed. Mathieson, Mary Stuart Socwell. Alice Claycombe, Peggy L. Bridges, Marian Wilcox. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Freddie Martha Stanford, Mary Lee Porter, Adler, Barbara Badger, Ruth Camp- (Continued on page four)

K --*.._ Page Two THE SHORTRIDOE DAILY ECHO THE SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO PREVIEW PATTER FRIDAY FILIPS by Rosanne Smith —x— THE SHORTRIDGE ECHO PRESS Ahoy, me hearties! Are your sails SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL There's no doubt about it. This summer has set for another journey on the high Telephone Talbot 0723 certainly been outstanding in the number of hit seas of Shortridge High School. movies it has produced. "Algiers," "Rage of Cast off, for the wind is blowing no .vnn OF MANAGERS HAROI.O P, IRHY Superintendent E •ho Press Paris," "Alexander's Ragtime Band," "Doctor favorably in the direction of new HOWARD T. WOOD Business Mn nnKOI* Rhythm," and "Shopworn Angel" are only a few. ports to explore, and new adven­ CHARLES .1. WILKERSON Edltorlnl M annuel- WALTER C. aEISL.BR Subscription Mnnaprer The fall season promises to be even-more bril­ tures to satisfy the soul who longs liant. It is being launched by the greatest pub­ for better scholarship or other ac­ The»nonrd of Managers nre members of the ShortridRe tivities this school has to offer. HiKh School faculty. licity and money-making scheme eves used by Subscriptions $1.00 per semester, delivered to the Home any industry, large or small. This last week and —x— ROOM. Now that all of us have left the . Advertising rates made known upon application to the the coming week have already seen the begin­ Business Manager or Superintendent of the Kcho Press. ning of the drive. lakes, tennis courts, swimming issued every school day. from September 8, 1038 ti pools, mountains, etc., behind, the .June 2, 1!I3!). except during Slate Teachers' Convention. Contrary to general opinion, VlianknKlvInK vacation. Christmas vncatlon, mid-term va­ "Marie Antoin- thought of football again comes to cation, and sprinff vacation. ette" will not be held over. The the front. Bands play! Drum ma­ Entered as second class matter September 17, 1909, at the postolllee nt Indianapolis. Indiana, under the act of schedule demanded by the jors parade gallantly! Then the March 3. 1897. "Movie Quiz" is too crowded to kickoff. What excitements, what allow it. Loew's will have '•••DITORIAI. STAFF thrills will soon be ours in a few Friday — Editors-in-chief: Rosanne Smith. Hu. 7271: "THREE LOVES HAS NANCV," short weeks. Rlchnrd Gilliom. Hu. 17*15: Second Pa«e Editor: Martha starring Janet Gaynor, Robert Jenn Simms, Br. r.:t7fi; Third Page Editor: Hetty Jeanne —x— Jackson: Tryout Editor: Marian Wilcox; Headline Editor: Montgomery, and Ffanchot A graduating high school class Marvin Borman; Sports Editor: Justin Frommer. Tone. It's patterned a bit after was seen with this banner, W.P.A. Reporter.. — Josephine Smltn. Nancy Bell, Elizabeth HutchliiKs. Ll Is Jean Flora. Florence Jaffe. Jacqueline "Design for Living" but the Here we come! We can venture to Spalding, .lean Wills. Martha Ann Kirby, Alberta Wells, best man gets the gal. It's en­ say, however, that the Shortridge Mildred Kapherr. Mnry Jnne Hess. Adeline Coolln-ar. Mel­ vln Goddard. and Suzanne Custer. tertaining. George Bnat graduates will meet no such fate, S|iini»»r*. — Miss Virginia Fout. Mlss Helen ZitzlafT. with their brilliant records behind The Circle gets Sonja Henie's latest opus, "MY them and new ambitions to carry THE SIIOIITKIIMiF. DAILY ECHO them on to greater heights. Strives for straightforward, un­ LUCKY STAR." Young Richard Green, the man biased high school journalism: with the dimples, is her leading man. Miss —x— Chronicles the Interests and acti­ Henie goes to college in this — a college with a "Seen on a Louisville traffic sign: vities of thc student body; Slow down before you become a Sustains unity between student very nice skating rink. As usual Sonja skates opinion and administrative poli­ like a beautiful dream. Mr. Green proves that statistic." — Reader's Digest. cies: he'll at least furnish stiff competition for Fower —x— Interprets the life of the sehool Have you been to any of the to the community: and Taylor. We won't say it's her best, but if deluge of style shows which were Encourages scholarship and sports­ entertainment is kept up to this par, no one will manship: put on recently? We all admit Fosters the Shortrldnc spirit. have cause to object. they are exhilarating and yet de­ Jan Garber, maestro of dreamy dance tunes, pressing because of the price tags. GETTING ADJUSTED will take over the spotlight at the Lyric and at­ —x— Once again it comes time for the Shortridge tempt to break the house record set by Horace Herr Hitler has now made his walls to re-echo the gay laughter and animated Heidt. Kay Francis makes her farewell bow on long awaited appearance at the spirits of its students. Often the current reac­ the screen in "SECRETS CF AN ACTRESS" with Nazi Congress but the one word for George Brent. Those who were fortunate enough which the world listened with bated tion California, —x— elevate that plane even higher by raising the to Cleveland, Ohio, and on to Bendix, New Jer­ Top ranking among the best scholastic standards of this much-loved school. sey, to win the eighth national Bendix Air Race sellers of last year, "The Citadel" Another loyalty can be shown in the field of and collect $12,000 in prizes. ^?- one of the rare books that com­ athletics. Because Shortridge has erected new Her time was 8 hours, 10 minutes and 3 sec­ bines literary value and scientific athletic facilities this year, the need for co-op­ onds — 16 minutes slower than the record made knowledge with sheer readability. eration will be even greater. By showing their by Frank Fuller, sportsman flyer who came in It is the story of a young English approval of the new addition, the student body second this year. Miss Cochran's failure to doctor who has to overcome almost will have the opportunity to make the venture a break the record was believed due to bad weather Insurmountable difficulties to flnd success. conditions. Encountering storms and generally himself in the true work of healing. By supporting the many varied Shortridge or­ bad weather she flew from 16,000 to 22,000 feet, —x— ganizations and clubs, the student body can which made necessary the use of an oxygen A theologian once said that he tank. Her average speed for the 2,446 miles was entirely open to conviction but bring their best individual efforts to raise the would like to see anyone convince social standards of this institution. traveled was about 246.914 miles per hour. him. There are always many ways to show a vital, Third place winner was Paul Mantz of Cali­ -—x— living interest, and by doing so one can keep the fornia, formerly advisor of Amelia Earhart. A "Headlines and Bylines" is offered standard of Shortridge ever rising. movie stunt flyer, Max Constant, took fourth as a solution for the difficulties of place and fifth place was won by Ross Hadley certain lazy persons and others who Some pretty grand tans are seen about the of Los Angles. Three of the fliers in the race have too little time to read the halls. were forced down by motor trouble or lack of newspapers. It is a Sunday even­ gas and oxygen before they reached Cleveland. ing radio program devoted to news The boys' bright colors are with us again. This was Jacquline Cochran's third time in of the week, both here and abroad the race. She is the second woman to win the presented by some of the best com­ Are you all glad to be at school again? air speed dash across the country. In private mentators in America. It will be life she is Mrs. Floyd Odium, wife of Floyd Od­ worth your while to tune in. Clubs will soon be meeting again. ium, financier. The winning of this flight was another step forward in the progress of Ameri­ Friday's Echo extends a welcome Goodbye tennis and golf! Hello football! ca's women flyers. to the freshmen.

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"FOR PEOPLE ONLY" THE SHORTRIDGE LOW-DOWN * • • Happy back-to-school to you all, Show Me — people! Where was lt we saw you The person who hasn't barged Into the bookstore hop­ this summer? Could It have been ing to flnd a chum "who Is near the window. at Lake Wawasee — with the So­ The Freshman who doesn't give himself away by phisticates — or the IF's who turning around every time an upperclassman grumbles "boarded-out" with the Euvola's for about the hordes of "greenles." awhile and later felt right at home The Freshman who has enough sense to leave some at all the little rush parties given of his books In his locker and come back later for a at the lake for them — or trekking second load. around with the Tawasi's — or A Senior home room with enough seats for everyone. rooming with the Euvola's and their The person who dares to write on our new desk tops BLOCK'S pet mouse, Imogene, who gave them all grey-hairs and frazzled nerves or put his dirty fingers on our beautifully painted walls. SNOOPER" — or with the Scotty's whose stay Any club which didn't spend the first* two- weeks of was just one big battle royal — or August at Lake Wawasee or Tippecanoe. was it at one of those smooth Waco — practically all S. H. S. dances. — We Wonder — FRESHIES! Or was it you who kept pushing Why the Seniors of '38 keep coming back to haunt us. You're Here -At Last! that poor HI' Clayton gal out of Why the E.G.O.'s get so red in the face when asked You're here, we're here, every­ Chris Craft's?? — Or were you about "the demons." body's hei# — and so Is Block's! there when John Monyahan and Jim I'm going' to bring said store here Sublette got called down by their ever}- Friday, by letting you feast If you notice a strange light in Bob Crozler's eyes, your eyes and . click your tongue fellow joes for keeping their share over merchandise, what am luscious! of the cottage so neat (ha! ha!) — it's because Jean "Butler Rose" Forest has his pin. Some stuff! And when I say I'm wearing or did you share in the V-8's good something — — «4 mean it! So, times at Helen Kemper's Tippe­ Dil Little has a keen system — she just doesn't ar­ watch for me in the hull* — you'll canoe place — ? ? Perhaps it was rive at school till she feels like getting up. Nice work know me by my pan — print above! in Michigan we saw you — did you if you can get away with it — but who can? see Betty Bowen's Bicycle Beau Brummel who pedalled all the way Joan Mick will be very lonely when her chum. Bill from Chicago to see her — or were Balch, leaves for college. Today I Am Wearing: you at Pres. Bates' place on Crystal Lake? — Or next door neighbor If by any chance you have ears that look like wings, Sylvia Plttmam's who had half a legs long enough to belong to a sailor, or huge bulg­ dozen escorts, up there — or were you there when Dave Rodabaugh ing eyes —look out for the zoology students because came chugging through the main they're out again with their nets. » street of Foul ah, Michigan, in his corny Model T — and so on far, We'll be lucky to have any leaves on our trees in far into the semester. another week since our botany students have started *'-• * » collecting them. _Who is it? She's a brand new senior — has (Continued from eedlntf column) an attrac.-ve, brunette sister and is point. one herself' — belongs to the D. O, —: Debating — Public Speaking — Clyjp — and her last name has no­ Wasn't it lucky that Sally Walk­ Dramatic Art thing whatever to do with her per er, late of Lafayette, decided not to Miss Mary Bea Whiteman sonality? "hold over" her summer attraction? * * * • * » Speech Studio EL RANCHO Something Old: The Records Show: 3114 Central Ave. SHOES (6.50) That our feetball men have a cap Betty Bowes and Bill Keeney tain once again. Bob Shade's back Mary Lou Westfall and Jack Talbot 3859 If you'll parden my bragging, Burich partner, I'm due to receive many a from Detroit. 14 yrs. Teaching Experience. pretty T. L. this day, 'cause I more That Annette Lange calls Tudor Something New: Scholarship winning Speech Georgia Douglas and Jim Hudson than out-rate any cowboy (Brook­ Hall her new Alma Mater. Contest students. Leadership, lyn or otherwise) with my brass That we have a new Kokomo Joanne Plnnell and Bud Carpenter Personality Development. Pre­ "hob-nail" calf shoes! Jo Pfeiffer and Joey Shedron Koed, Dorothy Milburn, to boost our pare for Class Play, speeches, — Second Floor. renowned reputation for fair Something Borrowed: contests. femmes. Butler Pledge List Something Blue: That Fred Morris, a former ENROLL NOW! HEY JITTERBUGS! Seventy-ite and Tech grad, is now Our Colors. posting with us —. 12 Private Lessons, $10.00 Take a look — see this new * * * Teacher's Degree: Jordan Conserva­ foot-clopper and feel your heart­ That Virginia Niven had attended Answers to Who Is It? beat quicken: tory, Indiana University botany class only one day when she 1. Pat Falling Zip Ahoy! — Here's the perfor­ turned up with poison ivy —. 2. Roger Sheridan ated calf oxford that runs up a zipper and so eliminates tangly ties * • * (Incidentally, this is one zipper that Have you a club mascot in your has yet to be caught in a "jam".') home? Mrs. DeHaven's lad Herbie — Second Floor, 6.50. is just like that with the Euvola's SHORTRIDGERS! and the Sophisticates would be lost without Tom Rexford. Drive Out To PLEASE BE KIND — ! * * » For the sake of your "dogs" I'll "Love Thy Neighbor" Is a newie leave the shoe fitting to the ex­ as far as Joyce Linsay is concerned perts, while I wait for your twinkle- Need we say that the other party Is North wood Drive-In footed presence in the Girls' De­ just as concerned. partment. — I'll send you home MERIDIAN AT 91st ST. with 100 and 1 accessories for * * * shoes! I'm there all day Satdee, Who is it? • A cool short drive Third Floor! He's a blonde Boy Scout — a from the city. STAG — also a confirmed women- hater — nevetheless when In a dat­ Soft Drinks — Custards Written and sketched for ing mood he favors Nancy Heath Sandwiches o'er all the rest — ?? * * * Plenty of Parking Space The team of Pat Denham and INDIANAPOLIS CWNED AND OPERATED a #UBy Hal Benham sounds very nice to us but Pat considers Bob Shank a Marilyn Clark pleasing distraction just at this (Continued next column)

S 1 Page Four THE SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO FICTION CLUB MEMBERS Shortridgers, Notice! (Continued from page one) AU members of the Student Coun­ STRAUSS Skaar, Rosanne Smith, Carl Steeg, cil will meet Tuesday at conference SAYS: Ann Browning, Josephine Smith, in Room 221. Robert Stump, Pat Sylvester, Wil­ Mr. Beane, sponsor. ma Rothenburger, Jim Hall, Victor Jose, Mary Glossbrenner, Jack There will be a meeting of Baton O'Brien, and Morris Green. Club officers after conference Mon­ Bill Shirley Is the president of day in Room 320. the club this semester. Miss Trotter, sponsor. A Math Club meeting will be held Monday at conference in Room News Views 333. (Continued from papre one) Steve Minton, President. Briton covered approximately the dame route In thirteen hours. All girls Interested in signing up Since 1875, when Capt. Matthew for the fall tennis tournament, Webb of England flrst swam the please come to the girls' gym of­ channel, twenty-three human dol­ flce today. phins have successfully breasted its K. Thompson. sinister currents and vicious All members of Friday's Echo combers. who wish to remain on the staff, report to Room 327 Tuesday at 2:30. SHORTRIDGE GRIDDERS Virginia Fout, sponsor. (Continued from patfe one) There will be a sticker sale In October 14 — Jeff of Lafayette the hall Monday, September 12. Dec­ 7:15 p. m. — There orate your car with a new sticker October 19 — Washington for the flrst game on Friday. 2:00 p. m. — There True Blue Club. October 28 — Cathedral 2:00 p. m. — Here Employment for -Girls November 4 — Crawfordsville Girls who would like td secure 2:00 p. m. — There part-time employment on Saturdays, November 11 — Tech or ln the afternoon or evening 2:00 p. m. — There would do well to file applications both with Mrs. Thompson and with THE CLASS OF '88 Mr. Wade (339). (Continued from pasre one) Frank B. Wade. Jane Grey Freihofer, and Dot Ball. Will all members of the Eques­ To Wabash: Bill Hall, Ed Zieg­ trienne Club please meet at the ner, John Scott. west end of the cafeteria Tues­ To Indiana: Jerry Gates, Peggy day at 2:30. This is Important! Burrell, Bob Hall, Charlie Lege­ Patty Goode, president. man, Barbara Drummond, Char Thelma Simmons, sponsor. lotie Fleming, Harriet Rutledge, Guy Boyd, Janet Graham, Howdy Senators and Freshmen! fc Wilcox. Jane Gillespie, Jeanne Wills, The Senate enters its fifty-first Madelyn Pugh, Jim Hutchinson, year Friday at conference in RoorA • Ginny Burkholder, Betty Distler, 129. Freshies come and join the and Win Smillie. Progressive party. All old Sena­ To Butler: Tom Nickell, Chick tors turn out. Butz, Emory Schlake, and Bob Senators CvertOh and Glass. Schernekau. To Michigan: Bud Piel, Don Bruce, Lucius Hamilton, Bill Irwin. Shortridge Favorites Broadcast To Purdue: Bill Lancet, Harvey (Continued from paere one) Hunter. To Christian: Doris Jones, Peg Club In 1937. (4) "For Ever and Hussey, and Norma Overbay. Ever," Shortridge Swing Song, To Northwestern: Boris Meditch. which was published and introduced To Linden wood: Jean Miller. here last semester as the new, of­ To Bradford Jr.: Margaret Zaph. ficially adopted, school song. (5) To Swarthmore: Charlotte Hoff­ "Riviera Swing," a song written man. for the Riviera Club, adopted this To Sweetbriar: Nancy Kegley. summer as the official club theme To Hanover: Marge Northrup. song, and introduced by Bud Stone's To Ohio Weslx9>: Virginia Perry. orchestra. (6) "A Toast to A. J. C," T*» Kentucky U.: Emily MacNab. the new school song of the Arthur To Wisconsin: Bill Stautz. Jordan Conservatory, adopted this • * • fall, and for which Wright received a scholarship in composition at the Odds 'n Ends school. (7) "It Was Such A Nice Rosemary White walked away Idea," one of the seven songs which with the title of Miss Indianapolis Wright composed this last summer in a recent beauty contest and won on vacation — the latest one. a trip to Atlantic City to enter a larger competition there. Audrey Watson and Eloise Akins FOR RENT — Room for young of Tudor are two of the fairer post­ man. Garage. (Near Shortridge.) grads seen around our halls. Inquire, 3415 N. Capitol Avenue. HeUo Everybody! It doesn't say so on your Buy APPROVED Gym Shoes Registration Card... FOR SAFETY, WEAR AND GOOD FIT ...but lots of fellows by a sort We Have Them. — Every Shoe Selected for Actual Gym Use. of instinct...put Strauss on Special Arch Type, $1.85 - $2.00 their Immediate schedule for Posture Foundation, $1.75 fall clothes...and thus get Gym Special, 980 - $1.25 started on a more comfortable (and Girls' Collegiate, $1.25 — Special Gym 980 more pleasurable) life! Sweat Sox — (Actual 350 Sox) — 290 KLEIN'S SHOE STORE L. STRAUSS & CO.Inc. SENIOR HALL 3463 COLLEGE AVE. IS ON THE SECOND FLOOR