Franklin Defeats Hanover in Slow Basketball Showdown
Franklin Baptists edged Hanover 19 to 15 in a rough Friday night game. Hill scored 13 of Franklin’s 19 while Richey delivered a standout performance as Franklin never trailed by more than two points in the first half.
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Hanover
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Hill
Richey
Hamer Maurer
Kehoe Moyers
Cccoves Sansom Richey
Gebseaone -Mann Burton
Ce Bacveeniets Voris
McQuinn
Meyers
Kehoe
Hamer
Lawson
Washington Birthday Dorm Party Keeps Flags and Hats
Tuesday evening the dormitory girls hosted a reception in the dormitory lobby and parlors. Décor featured potted plants flags and red white and blue hatchets. Music came from Miss Morris Leah Jack 326 Irene Barcus and Mr Morris. Refreshments included salad sandwiches cherry ice cream and cake. Minature hatchets served as favors. Out of town guests were Miss Morris and Mr C F Golden of Indianapolis and Mr Raymond Cox of Indiana University.
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Leah Jack- 326
Irene Barcus
Mr. Morris
Miss Morris
C. F. Golden
Indianapolis
Raymond Cox
Indiana University
Alumni Bulletin Preview for Franklin College Distribution
The Franklin College alumni bulletin outlines a general catalog for distribution. It notes many personal records are incomplete due to nonresponse and unclaimed letters. It includes the constitution and by-laws of the new Alumni Association and aims for next year’s issue with similar size and style.
Senate Forms Action Ready in Political Science Department
A state senate has been formed in the Political Science department with J. Ross Corbett elected speaker and V. R. Boyer appointed clerk. Committees named include Sandefur as chairman with S. Brewer Brewer Yount and Richey. Rules set limits on bill introductions and speaking times.
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Senate
Political Science
J. Ross Corbett
V. R. Boyer
Corbett
Sandefur
S. Brewer
Brewer
Arrangements Made for Caring for Men at Local Chapter Houses
The article notes plans to house men at local chapter houses and private residences with speakers including Harrison S. Eliott, formerly private secretary for John R. Mott, and Dad Elliott, among prominent figures. It mentions origins in state associations and efforts to seat fifty to sixty participants.
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Harrison S. Eliott
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Dad’ Elliott
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Open Air Production at Franklin College Plans Shakespeare Play
Franklin College seniors choose Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream for the commencement event. For the first time the graduation play will be staged outdoors in a natural amphitheatre on campus with seating for about fifteen hundred. A temporary platform will serve as the stage and will be illuminated.
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Ae Conner Forseny
The
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Alreedo
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