Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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DEKALB NO MATCH FOR NORMAL lDeKalb, lll., Oct. 9, 19481 - lSNU cle- 'feated a strong Northern eleven today 14-12. The first quarter had barely gotten under way when Dick Baldrini skirted end from the six and Dean Burridge added the first of two important placement conversions. Baldrini's 28-yard punt return to the Huskie's 32 put Normal in a position to score again. Brady and Baldrini added 18 more and Frank Chiodo passed to Rosy Banks on the five. John DalSanto made it first and ten on the one yord line. From there Frank Chioclo quarterback-sneaked across, Burridge again converting. 'N it GENE STRATMAN speed when needed NORMAL TOPPLES VALPO 16-14 lValparaiso, lnd., Oct. 16, 19481-A fighting Normal team rose up in the fourth quarter today to defeat Valparaiso 16-14. The first touchdown for the Birdies came early in the second canto as Lou Baker passed to Ray Morelli. Score number two came when Baker lateraled to DalSanto, who threw a 50- ycird pass to Banks. The educated toe of Dean Burridge added a point to each TD. Valpo came back to score twice, tying the score. The Redbirds tried a repeat perl formance but were halted by an interception on the seven. The passer was redeemed on the first play, however, as Harris, Morelli, and Kadlec broke through to smear the Indiana runner behind the goal line for what proved to be the winning points. 9 F Extra points sometimes spell victory VALPO FALLS TO FIGHTING REDBIRDS. . .DEKALB DOWNED BY DARING NORMAL ELEVEN. . .STRUCK SMILES 25

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I V What happened to the LIFE photographer? A . and what class is this? I dan't mean to gossip, but - CDM Daisy Mae Not Our contribution to Northern's Homecoming A big round harvest moon looked down on the dancers at Fell Hall's first informal party of the year-what a night for a dance! Tower Studio, the radio voice of ISNU, celebrated its sixteenth birth- dayg many fine programs featuring both faculty and students originate in the tower of the Old Castle. Some of the highlights of the World Council of Churches in Amsterdam were presented to students at assembly by the Rev. Rudolph Loidolt. The ISNU-Wesleyan lntercampus Council is still going strong-hear they had a meeting recently at Wesleyan Memorial Center. Politically-minded students held the first fall meeting of the ISNU chapter of Students for Stevenson -the future politicians invited all who were interested to come to the rally. Getting their iust desserts Croning OCT. 4-17. . .INTERCAMPUS COUNCIL CITED CO-OP CHAMPS. . .DAISY MAE 'MIDST MOONSHINERS. . . v . ggrsriilnxitzisrfrifeniv-at-'-fvmmxwnm . 'wzwdilwlftea' '

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we ' ---. .t,,1 1 -N Q 5 ' Nw 'N i 5 h , , , , . , fy '- . gy' ,gz- ..v ' l lt must be Friday Germany's hope 1 education Parrott's biddies 1 ew , Who put the NaCl in the chili? The locomotive Upsetting undertaking Paging Mr, Powers! From naw on life is going to be a big bouquet of roses between IWU- ISNU stu- dents, if it's proof you want, how about the big banquet the ISNU Student Council threw for Wesleyan's Student Union at Smith Hall? Quite a success and a good idea! Of course, we're all in a whirl around here, working an committees for plays, breakfasts, floats, house decorations. What's up? you asl:--why, it's the week before Homecom- ing-and what a week! ln spite of all this, however, Wesley Foun- dation found time to have a real ald- fashianed box supper. lt always tastes better when that certain person happens to buy yours! The Shmoo Dance really turned out to be quite an affair! Aren't you glad we have Shmoos an campus -rather than Shmoes! The annual task of drawing names far the Phils and Wrights is all finished, and fresh- men this week were informed of their fates. That yearly reign of terror, the Blackfriar initiation, is not in the too far-distant future, all candidates far membership are getting petitions now. Better start hunting for your shopping bags too, fellas. Lorraine Lindbeck was named v.-p. of Women's League House Presidents' Board to assist Mary Rose McBride, elected president last spring. With such a team, the women's houses should be happy homes this year. Another never-to-be-forgotten event was the Blackfriars' presentation of their candi- dates far Homecoming Queen. Who else but Blacktriars could find such personalities as Miss Campus Inn and Mrs. Cardinal Court? ...OCT. 18-25...GUMBREIl..L AND DELERY SHMOES AT Sl-IMOO STOMP...FRIARS FIX FORTUNATES... 26 'fff2iitEvf F' V 1 -