Language Students Form Franklin College Language Association
The Language Association of Franklin College elected Prof H C Merrill president, Mabel Hayes secretary treasurer, and Clarence Lowe on the executive board. A constitution was adopted and meetings will be monthly. Faculty members and students from English French Latin Greek German and Spanish participate.
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Mabel
Hayes
Clarence Lowe
Language Association of
Franklin College
Scientific Association
Bel Haven
A. T. Belknap
H. C. Merrill
Jeannette Zeppenfeld
Irving Schwerke
J. M. Thurber
Mabel Hayes
Esther Myer
Anne Tedford
Irene Chandler
Bertha Caffyn
Margaret Or Esther Berryhill
Evelyn Dun
Katherine Book
Lalla Dunkin
Alice Thompson
Raymond Moeller
Royce Kinnick
William Book
Enrollment figures show spring semester 215 totals
Registrar reports two hundred fifteen students enrolled for semester two hundred fifteen with several newcomers from towns such as Westport Cutler Peru Rich Valley Detroit Bedford and Franklin. New names include Nelle Davis Hugh Lowery Schenck Wainscott Belew Jeffery Davis Harrison Netha Fay Deputy Gerald Brannigan William Bridges and William Millendore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Davis
Westport
Hugh Lowery
Cutler
Schenck Wainscott
Peru
Clyde Totten
Fairland
Esther Musselman
Rich Valley
Belew
Jeffery
Detroit
Mich
Davis Harrison
Bedford
Netha
Fay
Gerald Brannigan
William Bridges
William Millendore
Franklin
Post-Exam Party Held in College Chapel
A post exam gathering took place in the college chapel Saturday night. A small crowd attended and refreshments included ice cream and cake.
Lowery's Return Delights Franklin Classmate and Town
Hugh Lowery, a First Lieutenant in the Third Aviation Instruction Center at Issoudon France, unexpectedly returned to Franklin after nearly twenty months in service. He spent thirteen months abroad in England France and Italy and re entered college aiming to graduate with the class of 1919. He trained at Fort Harrison Columbus Mineola and Issoudon where he led aviation instruction and prepared six men to replace him. His return brings a million dollar smile to Franklin and recalls many local graduates serving overseas.
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Franklin
Hugh Lowery
Third Aviation Instruction Center
Issoudon
France
Lowery
England
Italy
Larg
States
Garden City
N. Y
Will Nelp
Motor Transport Corps
Paul Shafer
Russell Klyver
Bruce Bowen
John Bailey
Wabash Crown Hope Dims After 81 26 I C A L Loss
Wabash defeats Franklin Baptist 81 26 ending Franklin fighting five bid for I C A L title. Earlham Butler and Hanover remain in play with Wabash and Earlham atop standings. Franklin eyes three remaining S C A L games and a possible tie for third with Butler. Almanack Queen race tightens as Esther Berryhill leads with 315 votes. contest closes in two weeks.
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Franklin
Wabash
the Baptists
Little Giants
Earlsham
Butler
Laach
E Tham
Land
Crawfords‘ville Crew
Earlham
Honover
Rose Poly
Hanover
Kaerlham
Baptists
Esther Berryhill
Indianapolis
Berryhill
Mina Dean Named Temporary Librarian Here
Mina Frances Dean has been appointed temporary librarian to replace Miss Sadie Davin. Dean, a Franklin College graduate, served as college librarian from 1900 to 1907 and organized the Greenwood city library in 1917. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi.
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Miss Dean
Mina Frances Dean
Sadie Davin
Franklin College
Greenwood
SCORE WILL ATTEND MISSION CONFERENCE AT COLLEGE
The annual Mission Conference for Indiana students will be held at the College of Missions in Indianapolis this weekend. Friday afternoon features a world costume exhibition as a prelude to the meetings led by Dean Belknap. Attendees include Esth Cleason Helen Glessner Evelyn Dunkin Katherine Book Mable Hina Mildred Greason and others.
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Indiana
College of Missions
Indianapolis
Franklin
Dean Belknap
Tade
Esth Cleason
Helen Glessner
Evelyn ‘Dunkin
Katherine Book
Mable’ Hina
Mildred Greason
Mr. Davis
Herbert Thurston
Ralph Thurston
Roscoe Freeman
Bridegroom
Prof. Roberts
Curtis ‘Dill
Claude Acton
Charles’ Corbin
Students buy movie outfit as council approves purchase
The council carried a motion, explained by Orvilla Roberts, to buy a motion picture outfit for the student body with debts of the council to be paid by the machine. A committee including Olaf Naugle, William Book, and Harry Bitter will discuss Annual funding. A three week deadline was set to buy senior sweater coats, with strong council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvilla Roberts
Olaf Naugle
William Book
Harry Bitter
College Social Calendar For Next Semester
Social events listed include March 17 spring college dinner and March 21 annual college dinner. February dates cover Phi Delta Theta Pi Beta Phi Delta Delts Jota Psi Nu and all sorority pledge parties. Dolly Wells and Katherine Ruthved visit with Mathews Drybread for the weekend.
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Phi Delta Theta
Pi Beta Phi
Delta Delts ‘Delta
Jota Psi Nu
Scarlet Edge Blue and Gold In Close Conference Win
A rugged encounter left Scarlet edging Blue and Gold as Hugh Lowery led the onslaught with four goals. Coach Thurber’s team prepares to travel to Hanover to face the Husky Hoosiers in the second meeting this season, aiming to continue momentum.
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Hugh “‘Lowery
Fide
Hte Mitellie
Iare
Thurber
Hanover
Capt Debarnette Discharge Report Emerges
A clipped fragment reports Capt Charles Dejarnette being discharged, with garbled OCR yielding multiple spellings of the surname and rank. The readable parts mention a personnel action and a discharge status for a captain in the service.
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Overseas
Janea
Helen Milligan
Columbus
Verde Utdundeet
Earlham Vreeersey
Lievens
Franklin Vee Eeseeeld
Yeenee
Mary Ethel
Pea Reba Dane
Mary Purviance
Kathryn Roland
Seaewe Ace
Score
Mission” Conference
Dean A. T. Belknap
Council
Portance
Wth
Dolly Wells
Katherine Ruthved
Matthews Drybread
Dejarnette
Charles Ww ‘Dedéenitte