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QQQQQQG THE INDCIANIAN QQEQQQQ rrca HY fx THE lNDlANlAN At first it was rather doubtful wh-ether the Class of '32 would spon- sor a year book. But after an advertising campaign and a subscription drive were put over successfully, assuring us that the majority of the student body was backing us, the staff was chosen. The members of the class tried out for the positions which they de- sired. The points considered in choosing the staff were: ability for the position applied for and interest in the book, shown by the number of sub- scriptions secured by each student or by the advertising he sold. Mar- garet Ray was chosen editor-in-chief of the staff 3 Mary Frances Arduser, assistant editorg Russell Trant, business managerg Elaine DeBatty, joke and calendar editor, Dorothy Kitterman, snapshot editorg Louise Cale, senior editor, Martha Shadday, department editor, Vaughn Hoover, art editorg and Melvin Mason, athletic editor. The typists were not chosen until the second semester, as this plan gave them more time to gain efficiency in typing. Then Dorothy Helton and Doris King were chosen because of their skill in typing and ability to follow directions. As the advertising for the annual was sold before the staff was chosen, there was no need for a special advertising manager. Those who sold the advertising were Golden Walker, Ray Noller, Bill Henderson, and Russell Trant. In keeping with the times, we have reduced the price of the year book from one dollar and seventy-five cents to one dollar by using a less eX- pensive cover and reducing the number of pages. Because of the business difficulties of our engravers, the Stafford Engraving Company of Indianapolis, who have done our work for several years, it seemed for a time that we should be unable to publish our book, however the Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company came nobly to their rescue and ours and made it possible for them to continue in business and for us to publish the Indianian of '32 without further difficulties. , THE CRIERH As it was considered impractical for the school to sponsor two pub- lications, a different plan was used this year in publishing the Crier . The school news was published each week on the second page of the Her- ald , Robert and Esta Cook were the school reporters. ZSQETSQKQQQQKQEQQ 1 9 3 2 QQTQQKEEQQEEQGE age twenty-five
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QQQQQQEQ THE INDIANITAN QQQQQQQ PICKLES Jonas H. Pennington, Russell Trant, American pickle manufacturer, with his daughter June, Joan Arrick, arrives in Vienna in carnival sea- son. To his consternation he finds his salesman Jones, Arthur Irwin, ad- vertising Pennington's Peter Piper pickles too well. An old acquaint- ance, Lady Vivian, Margaret Ray, a wealthy Englishwoman, also arrives on her annual search for her daughter, who was lost near Vienna at car- nival time when a baby. Kinski, Robert Cook, the pompous chief of po- lice, plots to substitute Louisa, Martha Shadday, for the lost child of Lady Vivian and then marry her for her fortune. A band of gypsies visits the carnival led by Jigo, Melvin Mason, and his supposed daughter Ilona, Dorothy Schwarzkopf, who marries Jones and who Lady Vivian discovers is her daughter. Lady Vivian promsies to be Mrs. Pennington. Arthur Crefont, Vaughn Hoover, a poor artist, wins recognition of his art and also wins the hand of June Pennington. Tl-IE RED HEADED STEP CHILD When Richard Russell, Truman Rogers, brings his young daughter Wild Bess, Jane Davies, from the western ranch to his fashionable Chi- cago home to live, society freely predicts that the experiment will be a failure, and it is. With her unhappy propensity for antagonizing her stepmother by her social blunders and for winning the heart of her stepsister's beau, Wild Bess soon finds herself very unpopular. However, being a generous and forgiving soul, she comes to their rescue in their hour of need. George Garrison, Wilbert Morrical, falls in love with Bess, and they plan to return to the western ranch. The cast also includes the haughty stepmother, Joan Arrick, her slangy stepbrother, Dudley, For- est Parnell, Mrs. Oliver Woodruff, Lucille Roby, and Mrs. Emory Scott, Mildred Hummer, two haughty society matrons, Ethel Ashley, Margaret Smith, Lucille Christy, Ruth Williams, Lucia Russell, Helen McColly, Briggs, the solemn butler, Howard Fox, and Flora Farnum, the giggly girl, Pauline Helton. U ALlBl BILL ' Benson, the Smiths' butler .......................................... . ............ Clyde Keith Lucy, the Smiths' maid ..... ....... M arguerite Fitch Miss Jones, the fiancee ................... ............ J ennie Pugh Ned Kennedy, the brother ................ ..... C ligord Bedwell Mrs. Kennedy, the mother-in-law ....... ..... D ortha Williams Aimee Smith, the wife ....................... ...... M argaret Jones Billy Smith, the husband .................. ............. ....... J o hn Garrett Jimmy Robinson, the friend ...................................... ...... L orne Hurlbert Daisy Montaine, the show girl Cnot in picturej ....... ...... B uthene Wright The Policeman Knot in picturej .............................. . ....... Robert Wearly GQTSQEGQEQQEQQEKSQE 1 9 3 2 -6635563-EQEQQEGGEQQ Page twenty-six
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