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nn . . Grider, praefectus vigiliarum, wn Smitn as editor-in-chief, Other new MARK BIRTHDAY FROLIC TONIGH Ben Davis Pu ils See A rt Gerald Ponder, vigilia. editors: Nicholas Ricos, sports; : P A feature of the meeting was a Barbara Lee Smith, tryouts; Marilyn

“slave” market, in which new mem. | 1iosmer, headlines; Marilyn Baker,

Lo third page, and Betty Ireland, sec OF TECH CANNON Lk | AT SHORTRIDBE err te ae re ssn oe su ie wen min re 588 5 id is, ei, 2 Aa School Art Club visited the John duced the following new officers: ;

|Herron Art Institute School this James Dean, Allan Edwards, Mar-

, Harold Basores and Thomas For- | jorle Saxe, John Serak and James week, They observed the Herron| ATC Besores aid Thom bend Roy Relief for Miseries of

u P y | their class room: : Editors Plan Special Fea ; A Families Are Invited to] Puls, \ErOE INI of the Gres sede Bonnie. Thomason: Virgo | tures for 20th Anniver. 3 Ke it, | Entertainment to Help [ative Art Club of John Merron. |e gine” ana Mildred Perry: | SHORTRIDGE ECHO Put S-purpose Va

: These exhibits consisted of pencil | 100" caiiae y : } drawin gorateh board work, oil! . | | sary Next Thursday. W Student Aid Fund, [drawn sort Be ite ana!| William Rigot, Kenneth sears NEP LACEMENTS MADE TT Shortridge High |%0Ape, sculpture, figure construction | 3d Robert Grider, praetors; Mary| Replacements on the editorial) nostril, It (1) shrinks swollen mem~ School have found that if the cuss 8nd commercial art. dean Kom yand, Betty Rippy, Alice! start of the Monday Shortridge| PT™1eS: (3) soothes irritation, and genal Cannon echnical High ks Shon 3 ® fi they don't mind & «4 |Jean Kemp, Harriet Jane Sehuh, Eoh (3) helps clear cold-clog= 4 dD hie. & Ak ' 1 3 N tomers have fun, they don't : | Harriet Anet Schmidt and Mildred | Oho are announcefl by Al J. Kettler fd nasal passages, vi School's newspaper, will be a memes < : paying for it The Latin Club of Ben Davis High | Puller, vestal: Adelia Sonnenfield | and Robert IL. Campbell, sponsors low ote dle orable she. It will be the 20th La ds 5 So, when they wish to raise School met for the second timeland Mary Stahl, quaestors; Robert! William Seunr ugovsda Emily rections in folder, VATRO-NOL anniversary of the day when a pube : & ; money for their Student Aid Fund, : e | TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. Heation first appeared on the school H Ty 4 they hold one of their famous — grounds “Family Frolie" nights, when the The firgt Technical paper was school ie wide open for entertains called “Hear Ye." because it was a - ment, and you can find daneing,

single, hand-written sheet and was T er adn fact, almost every- » 66 0 read aloud by a student to pupils : Ny yn who gathered in one room \ 2 a ght ie ely ole Bight ! I' Ax the enrollment of Technical i eH a grew, the custom of “reading the i 2 offered to the public are: The Gay - News Nineties Revue; the “House of In-

aloud became impractical : i For a few months, publication was sults,” and a penny arcade discontinued until February, 1914, In the gymnasium, the social . when the paper appeared in printed § \ : ™ committee, sponsored by Miss Mary form, with question marks for al ] Pratt, will be in charge of a dance,

masthead and the Baton Club will present he name, “Arsenal Cannon" ro _- i) a “The Hour of Melody” in Caleb : Rulted from a contest held among Four members of the Indiana Central College cast which will MiB Han. nn A oad the student body | present “You Can't Take It With You” comedy play, Friday night will be in vide Ee at pe a 00] The anniversary fssue of the paper J » y means of ex will carry a reproduction of the front| At the college auditorium are: (left to right) Verdun LaChance, Vir« 1ihits prepared by Sergt. Albert ©.

page of the first “Hear Ye." and an| ginia Rese, Ann Emmert and John Champlin, Neff, instructor, which will include interview with Miss Esther Fay! weapon displays and movies, uk tatinda One feature of the Family Frolie

Shaver, who founded the pape: | - ap | whieh will interest women is the ge | CHILD DI Such Stutt style show, presented by L. 8 Ayres Give Them a Part | \ IL & Co. Eighteen Shortridge seniors ny will model. They are: LaVinia One way to get people to sell FEARED IN ARMY . . | Bkites, Joan Glass, Naney Rodecker, bRets ta 2 Shas ‘a ive ‘thaw \ i v | [Barbara Vogelsang, Jane Williams, | . po Sto a Jo I Purdue Choosin 8 (Jerry Oakes, Jenny Lind Dunean,

ng \ ” : AS "ay Lura Robertson, Marilyn Richards, terson and Betty Abbott, who played Queen in Wild Orgy ME eo arin, Richards,

adn in TICS May Raise More Problems | Of Vote Casting, | Lira. Ree Rel Sis “Be top Hoke salespersons of the school Than Battle Wounds, Times Special Heidenreich, Joan Chandler and

Others who placed well up in the

s . Susan Countryman, Hist of super-salesmen were: Donna Physician Writes LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 8 ~ Fu" Hawking, Ted Donnell, Barbara J : The sky was the limit in an un- | gd Fi 0 Schumacher, Mary Anne Griffith] ouICAGO, Deo. 8 (U. P). —| precedented orgy of ballet box (Yule Party Dec. 18 ne 95.02.

Ruth Aylmann, Jo Ann Hayes, Jo- measles, mumps and other ehild . ann McCord and John Miller hood pi Ray raise more prob] Sti. aida i | The annual Shortridge senior Denim © 4 4 lems for the Army than battle in-| day {Christmag party will be given Dee, » ‘ | juries, Dr. Wilburt ©. Davison of! And out of it all will emerge a [18 Gladys Heidenreich, vice presi- Sanforized ey RO cel Dabo an ter auc] 20 ind of utut ity in (ead oF, AE Se, ue prin p , Davison wrote in War Medi- | “ w | 8 e Technical High School has a new da a on of the American the personage of a “stuff qusen serve: Shrunk r victory march, The author is Bars Medieal Association, that ecom-| . Any one curious enough to ask | Gifts «= Judy Aldrich, Marion Garment bara J. Cochran, of Roll Room. 181, imunicable diseeses in the frst what a “stuff” queen actually is |Stewart, Will Creek and Will Lodwhose effort was chosen finally by [World War were blamed for more Will get little satisfaction because wiek, (Maximum Shrinks Hanson HM. Anderson, principal, [hospital admissions, deaths and] She could not be identified With | pooq—Marjorie Lorenz, Arthur age, 1%) from among three that survived the [man-days lost than wounds. anything Snagibie. iid baliotiba Pratt, James Noonan. Gordon ' Judgments of two committees “Perhaps in ‘the present emer.| However, the rr OU-DOX | Mason, Marilyn Richards, Pat Judges of the first committee, who gency a consulting pediatrician| Stuffing race continue BI Joo | Keogh, Robert Wood and Margaret goanned 50 entries and selected six, who has had experience in pre. to sary doday more han R000 | Brayton, were Mrs, Martha Turpin, Ray venting communicable diseases vo ha p ole TB yi | Tree—John Dittrich, Boris FessWald, E. Berfy Smith and Shirlee among children should be ap- Pr Aira © ler, Robert Blake, Charles Ness, ’ ‘ doulsl : 1 Shanafelt. The second committee. pointed he suid. me a CF Evelyn Peterson, and Phyllis Hull Finest construction . . . double suspenders; rust-proe hich selected three fro six,| "In the light of Ii on B{ fusic—8usan Countryman, Dor- , : ak er of Miss Gertrude | frequency of children's diseases In| pp 18 ALL on the up-and-up, |othy Yates, Sue Canny, Dave Isler, buttons and suspender buckles, double reinforcement Thuemler, R. V. Copple. Mrs, Eliga« |the Army and Navy during the last Jane Weber and Glenn Grosback. in crotch. Plenty of big. strong pockets, Waist sizes,

war : fool-| however, because the Sigma Delta | i pb hilli ; E . g l Yooh 3 ). C. Park fwar, this suggestion is not as n 3 : . . { Decorations - Eldon Phillips, Rh th : A I ed the | 18h as it may seem. Chi Fraternity announced that Margaret Fish, Barbara Porter, Kay 32 to 48 inches—inseam, 30 to 36 inches. Jacket $1208,

| + tua —-——_— p 1d vote “as often and | perguson, James Birchfield, Ken- 34 to 48 wohnical music department. willl & \ NS LEAVY anyone cou { Ferguson, James Birchfield, 1 0 ; ical MN a A aOR AOE LEAVE g | for as many candidates as they | nard Voyles and Jack Humphrey. ————————— — Naval Training School, Naval Ar-| pleased.” at Tus Wake. Other Overalls and TAKES TEMPLE U. POST {mory, will get a week's leave for Miss Becky Ann Pervine, Al- dell ' Anita Ellis. Susanne Cohen h PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8 (U.P) Christmas, The men will be free| nha Chi Omega entery, was leads and Hazel Aike. Jackets at 89¢ and 1.19 Eac Robert Livingston Johnson, New from Monday, Dee, 22, until the next| jing the race with 46,378 votes. | Olean-up committee—Paul WarYork business executive, was in./Monday, according to Lieut, L. F The “stuff” queen will reign at ren, Ted Corbin, William Kerbox,

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