The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-26
CAGERS' new
COACH GREETED
AT SHORTRIDGE
Kenneth Peterson Is Intro
duced at Charity Game
Pep Meeting.

The Shortridge student body held
a pep session in Caleb Mills hall
Wednesday morning to promote the
Shortridge and Cathedral football
games and the incoming basketball
season.
Features Of the program included
the introduction Of the new basket
ball coach, Kenneth Petermsn, who
spok briefly to the students; in
trodUc 4 Of ali the senior football
men, and tryouts for yell leader.
Jimmy Mcclure, Gordon Hall
Lawrence Moore, Charles Griffin and
Jack Appel tried out for yell leaders
posts. Moore and Appel were
chosen. George Buck, principal Of
Shortridge, spoke TO the student
body concerning the student sup
port Of the Shortage Cathedral
football game THANKSGIVING.
Members Of the football and bas-
ketball teams presented a skit rep
resenting the passing Of the foot
ball season and the beginning Of the
basketball season.
The pep session was concluded
with several yells by the students
for the team and school, and the
singing of the school pep song.
The girls division Of the Short
ridge high. school athletic depart
ment is conducting a posture con-
test among members of the girls
gym classes. Mrs. Kate Steichman
and Miss Ruth Arnf1eld, instructors
in the girls athletic department,
have examined the spines Of a num-
Der Of contestants in the first hurdle
Of the contest, and have passed the
following:
Mary Marsh. Ruth Abraham. Dorothy
Alexander. Kathryn Barrett. Ada Meyer,
Laura Mae Moore. Louise Rich, Virginia
Wheeler Pauline Ameter. Frances Barker.
Esther BebinRer. Jean Finding, Mary
Anne Hendrix, Bernice Armstrong,
Donivetta Boyer. Wanda Carter Doris
Clay. Elsie Counan, Rosemary Dickson.
Ruth Klor. Lillian Lorunger. Winifred
Paris. Jeanne Skinner. Deborah Ward.
Teannetts whistler Elaine Born. Frances
Cox. Jusnita Boyd, Clara Hadley. Mary
Hoppert. Florence Keaton. Rosemarie
Never, Marie Pennington, Marie Pennsins-
er. Florence Robbins. Harriet Rosenzwieg.
Martha sullivan. Marguerite White. Mary
eta Wood. Madeline Coats, Mary Edwards,
and Josephine La Rue.
Teams and captains have been
chosen by the girls advanced bas-
ketball group Of Shortridge. The
teams and their captains are as fol-
lows.
Team Captain Lois Lesaulnier.
BETTY Long, Ruby Hill, Vera Dixon, June
wayland, Margaret setty and Myrtle
Miller.
Team 1I-captain Jeanne spiegel, Mar
garet Stanley. Dorothy Curtis, Jean
southard, Eda Jane Glossbrenner. Dorothy
Dunbar and Mary Louise Merrill.
Team III-Captain Charlotte sputh,
Virginia Smith. Margaret Hancock, Caro-
line Becker. Helen johnson and Doris
Koch.
Team Iv-Captain Olive steinle. Mar
dena Hess. Margaret Buck, MaTcella Mark
Betty Lutz and Doris Van Horn.
Team v-Captsin Agnes Hinkle, Mar
iorie stettler, Betty Macy. Dorothy Stan
ley, Mary Sergeant and Mildred Nail.
Team vI-Captain Mary Clapp. Mary
Ellen Voyles, Sue voelcker. Bobbie Bow
sher, Dorothy Strong, June Byfeld and
Mary Bon.
The Shortridge Fiction club heard
Mis- Mary B. Orvis, professor Of
English in the Indiana university
extension courses and literary critic,
give a discussion of short stories at
the weekly meeting of the organ
ization.
An invitational course in Short
ridge. viii has been doing some
interesting work, is the statistics
class taught by Mrs. Mary Dye
Beach of the English department,
and Enoch Burton of the mathe-
mates department.
The class is divided into several
groups, each working on a special
project pertaining to statistics. One
group is computing the freshmen
ratings for Emmett V. Rice, vice
principal.
Another group is comparing the
progress of Shortridge graduates
with the progress made by graduates
of other high schools in college.