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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
3
The Franklin issues a football number praising Franklin College of Indians players for clean play and rising future success. It emphasizes victory balanced with integrity, moral leadership, and the value of effort over mere results. The piece calls for sportsmanship as core to the college spirit.
Students must register for the winter term before leaving under a new arrangement. Glasses will meet on Tuesday for recess sessions and the rest of the period will cover tuition payment. If you have not registered yet do so. The examination color scheme has changed with blue replacing yellow due to space limits.
The F s and the sweater coats were awarded on Wednesday at chapel. The blue sweaters with gold trimmings pleased recipients and lessens envy among those not selected as they gaze at them.
The piece contrasts optimism and pessimism with a humorous take on holiday finances. It notes that a cheerful season hinges on perspective, suggesting a positive outlook can ease worries about costs and gifts.
Wabash and Purdue have not elected captains yet. Will Nelph is named captain of the Franklin squad with no dissent. Justus Paul will lead Buller’s crew, Earnham reelects Bogue at quarterback, and DePauw’s Thomas leads as pilot with Evehart and Keith Jones in key roles.
Hugh L. Vandivier won the primary oratorical contest with Satan's Master piece as his subject. Claude McColgin spoke on The Ideal State and Ruby Snyder on The Cause of Womanhood. Judges included Prof. Crouch Rev. Dunkin and Rev. OG Cook. Reid McCain sang A Perfect Day. Vandivier, senior class member, is the state contest representative. audience backs Franklin’s football success. Rev I E Wilson visited his son Russell at the A E house Friday.
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