Former Franklin Professor Victor Hunt Dies in Washington
Lieutenant Victor A. Hunt, former head of the physics department at Franklin College, died December 22 in Washington after influenza pneumonia. Drafted in 1917, he rose from the ranks to obtain a commission and was buried at home in Ottawa Kansas. Alumni Faculty and students mourn the loss of the longtime professor and mathematics instructor.
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Franklin College Faculty Member Dies After Illness
Lieut. Hunt a Franklin College faculty member from Ottawa Kansas died after illness linked to flu while serving in the armed forces. Born in Ottawa he held degrees from Ottawa University and the University of Kansas and served in the chief signal officer's staff in Washington before his death. The funeral was held in Ottawa on December 26.
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Upperclassmen Give Orders to Freshmen
Franklin notes an intra campus decree where upperclassmen enforce pecking order among freshmen. Freshmen must wear a green ribbon at all times by chapel Monday. Sophomores act as sponsors to Yearlings and ensure the rules are followed.
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Enrollment Drop At 8 S A T C Cites Dismissals And Reenrollment
The last part of the semester shows enrollment well below the first twelve weeks as men dismissed from the 8 S A T C depart. About 190 have registered with final counts likely reaching 200. Some students misinterpret registration until they interview Mr Burton and arrange tuition payment. Returning soldiers, all former second lieutenants Conrad Hamilton Russell Shirley Charles Cross Orville Roberts and Thomas Lemon hope to finish the year with others expected to enroll at the start of the second semester.
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Clara Evans Heads YWCA Meeting on Prayer Power
A helpful YWCA meeting Thursday night featured leader Clara Evans guiding a discussion titled Through Prayer to Power. Short talks were given by Katherine Book Esther Classon Maude Humphreys Lucille Catron and Helen Glessmer with Edna Smith providing a piano solo.
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William H. McCoy 1836 died after influenza at South Cle Elum
Franklin College mourns W H McCoy class of 61 longtime supporter and former math professor at Moores Hill who helped raise funds during 1869 1870 crisis. Born Clark County Indiana 1836 he died December 26 at his son’s home in Washington funeral held in Baptist church with Dr C H Hall and Rev R H Kent leading burial in City cemetery
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Senior Class President Resigns. Cross Elected to Term
A called senior class meeting at the college Wednesday accepted the resignation of Esther Closson. Charles Cross was elected to fill the term and a committee including Herbert Thurston Esther Myer and William Book was named to seek a commencement speaker from President Goodell. Revene Rinehart did not return due to flu illness.
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YM G A Memorial at Y M C A Honors Lieut Victor Hunt
Y M C A meetings resumed under President Thurston and became a memorial service for Lieut Victor Hunt. Prof A T Belknap paid a touching tribute while Prof Roberts recalled Hunt's long service to Franklin College and the staff mourned his death. Special music highlighted the program.
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Sorority Literature On Library Shelves
Representatives from three sororities met Wednesday to propose and censor rush material. The literature detailing organization work and information about the sororities is available to all women in the library. Women may view the material anytime until rush week but may not remove it.
Mystery Wordplay Sparks Teasing Exchange
A playful exchange hints at multiple meanings of S S while teasing readers to guess. The speaker dismisses direct answers and challenges others with a teasing note.
Basketball season to start Saturday in Indianapolis Y M C A
The Indianapolis Y M C A beams into a basketball schedule starting January 4 at Franklin and featuring two games per week. Key matchups include Hanover, Dental College, State Normal, Indiana University at Bloomington, Earlham, Wabash, Butler, Rose Poly, and Franklin with February 22 and March 1 dates pending.
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Franklin Prefers Single Basketball Date With DePauw
The Franklin Fighting Five aim for two games with DePauw but the Tigers, led by Coach J. M. Thurber, will play at Greencastle only and have not contracted for a second home date. Local fans expect Notre Dame and Indiana University to join the home slate.
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