Franklin College Newspaper Staff Listing December 4 1912
Franklin College weekly published in Franklin Indiana lists editors and staff for December 4 1912. It names Editor-in-Chief Caroline Mattingly Managing Editor Clarence Hall Business Manager Harvey Chandler Treasurer Virgil Eikenberry Associate Editors Edith Nelp Mildred Merrill Social Lee Williams Athletic D A Owans Alumni reporters affiliated with Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi Beta Phi Tri Delta Phi Alpha Pi Webster Independent John Jopling V4 Margaret Ret Ws Verne White Cletis Brown Winford Sharp Beulah Reap and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Mattingly
Clarence Hall
Harvey Chandler
Virgil Eikenberry
Edith Nelp
College and Exchange
Goldie Spencer
Mildred Merrill
Lee Williams
D. A. Owans
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi Beta Phi Tri Delta
Phi Alpha Pi
Webster
John Jopling
Iice Johnson
Margaret
Verne White
Cletis Brown
Winford Sharp
Beulah Reap
The Inevitable Exchange on Thanksgiving Turkey
An exchange questions whether the Thanksgiving turkey was eaten with moderation or with gravy, framed as a foil for broader appetite debates. The reply dismisses the premise as impractical, suggesting indulgence remains a perennial tradition.
Home Again at Franklin College Field of Action
The writer returns to Franklin college after an uneventful Thanksgiving and a modest reunion. They express relief to be back in the regular routine and back on the campus and athletic field.
We Will Not Quit This Fall Term Race
This note urges perseverance through the fall term as the speaker asks if we will falter or press on to the finish, stressing personal responsibility to endure the critical stretch until the outcome is settled. It emphasizes determination regardless of winning.
Ripon College Days features hopes for endowment fund
The Ripon College Days issue notes a strong wish for more cash to fund athletics and student programs. It mentions an athletic supplement from last week and expresses optimism that a future endowment could make these goals possible for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon College
Ripon College Days
Simplicity Overdone A Common Example
The piece critiques simplified spelling in Franklin students, arguing excessive phonetic reform could harm traditional language, while acknowledging the value of simplification. It questions approval from authorities and advocates decisive steps, noting some overreach may occur.
Webster Program and Debates at December Meeting
Webster Program on December 6 features music, debates on moving picture education, and student discussions. The program lists speakers Miss Evans, Mr. Wineaid, Mr. Brown, Miss Mat ingly, Miss Meats, and others with named roles, receipts, and ticket figures, plus a final report by manager William Hibbs and treasurer Burton.
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Franklin
Franklin College of
Indiana
Franklin College
the Publication Board
New A
Home Again
Erage
Coxford
Mr. Kelly
Miss Evans
Hmaalitte Lopsantes
Wineaid
Mr. Brown
Miss Mat
Ingly
Miss Meats
Moss
Carter
Kinieut
Miss Biller
Mohanna, Mer
Websters At Work
Miss Green
Miss Wooden
Earlham
Butler
Teataly
Moores Hill
Excess of
Hanover
Culver
Weeee Boe
Sheek
Ross
St. Navier
Ali, Spalding & Bros
H. Westing & Con Oo
Democrat
Dr. Province
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Volad ccc
Willeam G. Hibbs
Wile A. Burton
Ass'n
Treas
Gourcil
Book Review
Maurice Dolisen
Frankan
Hush Vandisier
Margaret Best
Vergil
Eikenberry
Chloe Cunningham
Deader
ee.Robertson
Percy Core
Webb Ray
Vee Gertrude Law
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