i- . -. .... .-.. ... " .... .New Church . ~ I .. Greyhounds, :. ...... .... .: 18 I ... Dedication Oct. .. ...... .. ,. ... ,. , I.BI-~VEE~LY :PUBLICATION" .. OF '.INDIANA,CENTRAL: COLLEGE- . .. .... ... .. .- .. ... ..~ .... V0L.X ' ~ INDIANAPOLIS, IND;, :OCTOBER 9, 1931:-:. ..... i ....... ...... No. 3 ... I .. .. ..... ..i , . -,:. ~.. OF CENTRRL GREYHOUNDS, MEET DEFEAT IN ' HOMECOMING EXPEGTED TO ORA! CHURCH PLANS MADE -> PROGRAM FIRST HOME GAME WITH FRANKLIN GRIZZLIES Construction Nesrii Completion; First LARGE CROWDS OF ALUMNI, FRIENDS TO CAMPUS - ... ... - Service S~~ds;.'Evening;.Dedi. ' ..... , ' . ., . ,. cstion'oct. '18 ~ - . .. ...- . -::5. .. Phil+thean Literary Sockty \Vi11 Open Program \\'ith Reunion; ' ....... 1 .Work on .the ,new collese church, .. 1Iomccoming.Luneheon at 12:OO Noon;'FootbaU Gnmc ... .. ,' . which .will 'be dedicated bet. 18, is ' ~ 'With Rose Poly.Scheduled for:Afternoon ... .. ............... -. ..... ~ rapidly nearing ;completion.comdetion. The I ~~~~~~ ..... building 'under -canstru&onconstruction will be .. .,'... ........................-. , . FINAL ~OREIS 33 TO 12 the Sunday School unit and will ne- IIOJIECOJIING PLAY AT 8:OO .. .... ~~ARMINGISSUED ON :ommodate the pfesent needs. of thc ORACLE .sTMF 'WORH .. - .. .. University IIeights'church. .- , -. .. ' INCOMPLETE GRADES 1 SlIOWSSHOWS PROGRES ... I Surface nnd Donney were for the ', ' .. 7. __ - Alumni,. former students, pastors third straight year again responsible - by the bu?ding..eo!nm!ttee todnY and' staff Complete11 Organized;. Then All Incomplete Grades Must Lle &lade 6nd friends of :the colle$e are to & for the 33 to 12 setback ' ' welcomed. nt the. annual homecoming . ': 'up 'Iours "Lost tomorrow to complete the furnishings, Chosen for 1932'Uook .. last Friday night at the hands of the ... 3f the mnin audiiorium in.order to of Indiana Central on October 21 and Frnnklin Grizzlies. A crowd, by far -. 25. A full program has been dutlined larger than nny last year, mas pres- . .There is d ruling in Indianir Central by.the committee 'for the tvb dnys. : ent for the 'first home gam this College tlkt all work in mhich'thc Two pnrticulnr features of the pr0- .. ..... season. student receiyes n ;Condition" or "In- grnm will be .in. the play, "Cracked Franklin's first touchdown came Ice," which the Collegiate, 'Drnmntic b complete" must be completed by the early in the first quarter when they .. Society mill present; nnd the foot- adanced the ball fro,,, their 15+ard close of the semester or term follow- bnll gnme . on Snturdny afternoon. marker to the Celitral goal line in six' ing the one in which the work .was ......... The program ofiicinlly stnrts nt 9 :he morning ',service will' be. "Chris- plays. A 35-yard run by AIartin, fol- taken. Otherwise, .the grade auto- , nusiness l\Iannger-David crnme a. m.+ith i~ reunion for alumni mem- 1on-ed.by 30 yards by Domey around ti& Worship.'! The evening service o€ Philalethen Literary Society. matically &comes s,, l'p, and ,,? sports.Edi<or-Aubrey is. bers end brought the ball to Central's 20- mill be held i? the' new church mdi- ' ' At 10 o'dock the nlumni mill be In credit is given.. ... .. Editor-&e Rife. ynrd line. Three attempts at the Grey- hrium with :the itheme, "Spiritual Joke Editor-Alva Ward. charge of a "jnrnboree" in the collego At the present time there are t&n- hound for,vard wall netted a first I'emples." . ,;'., . : , chnpel. This is preparatory'to ' Faculty Adviser--1IIr. Kek. the down for the Grizzlies. nnd then tY-Six people enrolled who need to Former P?st?rs :of the University The lay-out of the ,1932 issue hr afternoon footbnll gnme. Domney took the pigskin. over on the remind themselves of this regulation. [Iekhts chue hqve'been scheduled been completed nnd pictures nre bein All visitors will have n 'chance !o next play. Surface's .try 'for extra ' (Continued on Page 3) taken nt the ,present time. get together in the new church nt'll .. These twbnty-six have incomplete or .. point.was wide. conditioned wort which totals'eighty o'clock with registrntion. The home- : ~ .:Stech Injured ... coming luncheon will be served nt the ' hours. If the work is not completed . , ~~~i~ received-the .visitor,s kickoff same place.at 12 o'c!~k.All~hgpr_,, .. - ' --a- ''. .... arid r&&d it^^ to' c<it&yi; thiity: hy 'the . close' 6rtfic-first, term.?or pect to attelid this are nskcd to send rnrd line. On this nlnv Vie Steeh was semester it will. be necessary to re; in their reservation before hand. (A reservation coupon may be found on pnge two.) .. ' The gnme' with Rose Poly at 2 p. n.' is expected to be quite evenly con- tested. Old graduates will nnticipnte two plays later threwp'long pass to with.his professor and mnke arrange- a victory. The nnnunl barbecue sup- Surface thnt resulted insthe second ments to complete.the work at'the per will be served on the campus at Crizzlie touchdown Surface kicked earliest possible dnte. The Registrar 5 o'dock. The curtain for the play, "Cracked Ice," will rise nt 8 o'clock. the extra point.' ' " will be glad to furnish information The.remninder of the first quarter if anyone is in.doubt as to the con- Sundny morning special worship serv-, the two teams see-sawed back'.and dition of somo of his work. ices will be held in the new church at 10:?0 o'clock. Various dormitories forth in the center of the field. The ui"cimple,en indicates that the second quarter opened with the Grey- will hold open 'house ' to visitors on, student hns work to do yet be- Sunday sfterncan.. hounds punting to the Grizzlies' 40- fire csn be given for thC .. yard line. fro more exchanges of 'course. The work to be done may punts cave the Grizzlies the bnll on vary from pnper to be written to ' their thirty-fircynrd line. Two fifteen- very definite study work as HOlIECOBIING PLAY. ynrd pennlties on the Greyhounds and outlined by the instructor. .. a long pnss from Downey to Roha- ., "CRACIED ICE," OcT. 24 -. ... '. - 1 - bnuch cnve~ the~ visitors~ ~~~~ theii third ~"~~I touchdown. Surfnce's kick 'wns again Alumni illembers to Ue Featured On good. This ended the scoring.in the DRAMATIC SOCIETY Program;' Slnff Is . first'hnlf ns Fmnklin substituted.hn Announced . .; , , HAVE CLUBRooni ', ' TO. I entire new team. ' The Greyhounds .... .... ,. 1 . mndo several thrents nt the Grizzlies' .... : -.... Alumni members of the four pre- scoring marker but were unnhle to Old Botany Laboratory 10 'ne' ne- ceding clnsses *I1 be featured in the\ , furnished for Dramatic Society ' ..(Continued On Page.4); ' , homecoming play, "Cracked Ice," pre- ..... .and Home Ec. Club .. sented, bx the Collegiate ' Dramatic Clnb Saturdn)?, October 24, at 8 p. m; Orville IInivkins, piano; Kep ' Nall; trombone; e Joe Ramins, .trumpet; Pnul., Sickafoose, voice, and. Robert -. laboratory to be remodled'into'a club and rehearsal room. The room is to Durham, violin, will hive special num: Tho Greyhounds. meet the hard bers in the play nnd Eetryn a&. A fighting eleven from, Valparaiso ,next be used in partnership with the home econpmicg department,for teas, ,style qunrtet of former years may also he ~~i~~~ night on thd :illumin~tedfield shows and demonstrations. secured. -.. _.._....... nt 8 o'clock. The I Valpo.. team ,has . : ..... ,, , Tho plny is, light and meant for The ' room '%\I' be' redecorated, defeatpa... .-..- DanSIle.................... Normal and lost to xite'rtniinment 'only: A masquerade probably modernistically, with the ' Elmhurst so fnr this season.' pnrfy the-Inwn terrace of a mil- Dramatic, .Club Colors 'of..moonlight on The Greyhound squad will probably ionnire's home, a treasure hunt and blue and amber predominating in the be in better position io=the thnn iIuln. head hunteis in the Sen lvall'fumisbings, ,draperies 'nnd cur- South for nuy grime so far this' s&,s;n.'as !slnnds furnish the background for tains. NiSs Foster of the dePmt- they do not play t.@ week-end. Coach :he'cimedy. ' ' Good hii bee" using th;:extra keeks ment-is niding-in.the design IIome ,The'kff 6s nppointed is ns follows:\ prnctice to n good advantsge and ,is economiles. girlg, and members .Pf the Stage mnnager, Pnul Huckide;.ao~ expeetins to put teamin the field Dramntlc Club will..do the 'decom,b ;istnnts, Cnrl Rhodes, Auystus Gar- thnt can duplicate that 63 to 3 defeat :io& John Lnthrop, Gnrlnnd McCuen,- hnnded the,Va!potepm.tm?.y~aEs.ago. .T$.D~?-mi&c-Soci& will use the Elgin IIieks; art-director, Lois Tay-: The Greyhound lineup will probably mom for production; rehearsah and or; property 'director,' Clnrice Ar-' .,I.nm .'.:.._. .. ;. ...i : ....:....... ::., .......: .....:... ,< 8 . be the same ns thnt starting last presentation of te&-time, plnys. The ' !ord: assistant, .Nellie Combs; elec-' .I ... :,. , . Very siqcerely yours, ,_ . ... .. -... .', ..... .:. Fridny night nminst Franklin unless room will be repdy for us0 for the ' "~ 'I. J. ' " .ricians, ' Ddvid. Cramer, Ross Sla- .....*... ..... .......... .. <,' GOOD. some new.material .developri.exeeed* first tea4ime'plap next Tuesday nnd ..... - ...... ............. ....... ,.<......... -: iaugh;: . costume director,' Helen ingly fnst this week. ' will be finished by homecoming. ............................ (Cpntinued on.Pnpe 3). ..... .., I. , .( . I . I ;;., /. .. ... ..1.. I. ..._ .... .. ........:.. .... .... .... THE REF'LECTOR.' :. I. .... .I. ' ,In student activities godd Isportsmdnship .. The REFLECTOR plays a vital ,part. ' Personal scdiccs rendered on a committee are largely given.at the dis- ~~ cretion or ,volition of the student. What these it's not the pen you hold, Alfred L. Roberts, '26, has resigned '. And it's not the,\vay it's held; 'services will amount to depends in D large his position as head of the department . , It's not the ink you use, " of ideals at the Indianapolis Y. 31. measure upon. his konception of,good sports- But tho may the word is spelled. .. C. A. to become secretnry ef the"?'" manship. .. ... ...... at Charlotte, N. C. Roberts has ' ' TIIE REFLECXOR is n college paper, published Our'social order on.tlic campus' is'said to be Pens of gold ire many, '.