I. C. A. L. Basketball Tourney Doubt Eyed
The Indianapolis News reports a Terre Haute writer questions the Indiana Collegiate Athletic League tourney and Butler opposes the league event citing cost and necessity. A Terre Haute source claims opposition could halt the meet though Butler says the championship should stay on regular league schedules. R. W. Gilbert of Rose Poly leads a feasibility inquiry with no firm decision until his report.
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Indiana Collegiate Athletic League
Butler
The Lottery Man to Head Second Photoplay Series
The second semester film series begins Tuesday February 10 with Wallace Reid in The Lottery Man. Pleasant Huffman oversees shows as the Student Council confirms the schedule. Season tickets cover six Wednesday films with one dollar per ticket and include war tax.
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Co Ed Scribes Debut Delayed To January 30
The coed edition of The Franklin, originally set for January 20, is postponed to January 30 at the request of prospective staff and the faculty publications committee. Fourteen coeds have applied, including Opal Wright and Fern Teagardin, as Pi Beta Phi hosts a Dormitory gathering for its patronesses led by President Miriam Deming. Paul Foxworthy is recommended as physics instructor at Newcastle High School and will begin next week.
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Franklin
Opal Wright
Fern Teagardin
Emma Voorhies
Helen Haix
Norma Merrill
Theodosia Beasley
Filsie Easley
Tnez Owen
Helen Carter
Mary Lewis
Edna Smith
Helen Bailey
Agnes White
Fern McGuire
Pi Beta Phi
Miriam Deming
Paul Foxworthy
Newcastle High School
Naming the College Bust of Franklin Shines In Corridor Nod
The bronze bust of Benjamin Franklin, placed in Stott Hall corridor, was donated to Franklin College about ten years ago by a former student. No donor record or gift date exists as receipts were not entered, but it is believed to have arrived during President E. A. Hanley’s administration. The bust, a fine bronze work, remains the college’s only artifact evoking its namesake. Previously it rested in Shirk Hall.
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Stott Hall
Franklin College
Pres. E. A. Hanley
Shirk Hall
Two Franklin students prep for state oratorical contest
Franklin College faces a Feb 27 state contest with only two prepared orators Arnold Vaught and Floyd McDermott. Three preliminary representatives are needed to qualify, and a rapid student drive is urged to secure the third participant for the Indiana Oratorical Association event.
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Franklin College
Indiana
Arnold Vaught
Floyd McDermott
Todianapolis
Pharber
Miss Reufer
Avatary
Boriauth
Franklin College votes favor compromise on treaty and league
Students and faculty at Franklin College favor a compromise on the Lodge reservations linking the treaty and League of Peace. Among 79 students for passing with no reservations, 24 for passage with Lodge reservations, 86 for compromise. 8 oppose any treaty. Faculty lean toward unreserved passage with a few for reservations or quick compromise. Other colleges show similar trends.
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League of Peace
United States
Senate
Bancroft to Speak at Chemists Meet in Indianapolis
Cornell University chemist Dr. Wilder Bancroft will address the Indiana Section of the American Chemical Society at the Athaneum in Indianapolis on Saturday evening, on Colloidal Chemistry. He chairs the chemistry section of the National Research Council and served in the Chemical Warfare service during the war. Warren Winchester and Prof. R. Chester Roberts will attend from Franklin, with a dinner at 6:15 and Bancroft's lecture at 8. Students in town are invited.
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Indianapolis
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National Research Council
Chemical Warfare
Warren Winchester
R. Chester Roberts
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Pelock
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Athaneum
DePauw Beats Franklin College 30 to 10 In Debut
DePauw University defeats Franklin College 30 to 10 at Greencastle in the first season game. DePauw used glass backboards to gain an early lead, with Curtis the standout for the visitors, while Franklin's Ross Hatton Records Pike and Gilmore Woods saw rotation changes in the second half.
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Curtis
Postponed Tryouts for Franklin College Debate Team
Franklin College postponed the preliminary selection of six debaters for the March 20 dual with Farnham due to exam pressures. Backs Lloyd Cook George Cady Raymond V. Conley Frank Beck Hallie Hamilton Harry Bailey Stanley Schenck Royee Kinnick William DeLaney Theodore Sharp named among contenders. The Earlham meet prep was rescheduled with no new questions. The quartet heads to Lebanon on Feb 23 for first away date.
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Farnham
Moonklin
Lloyd Cook
George Cady
Raymond V. Conley
Frank Beck
Hallie Hamilton
Harry Bailey
Stanley Schenck
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