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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

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Juniors Host Japanese Garden Party for 1946 Seniors

The Phi Alpha Pi fraternity hosted a reception on its lawn for more than a hundred seniors and faculty to honor the graduating class. Japanese decor filled the yard, a Nipponese garden setting extended to Hurricane Creek, and Miss Anna Schmidt of Newcastle performed from Madame Butterfly. Refreshments included cherry ice and wafers as Miss Ruth Wooden was crowned May Queen.

Franklin College Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity John Skeen E A. Hanley Julian Carter Hurricane Creek Rose Musical Trio Indianapolis Anna Schmidt Newcastle Hodge

Phi Alpha Pi Party Postponed to Friday Night

Inclement weather forces the Phi Alpha Pi dance originally set for Monday to be postponed to Friday night June 2. The postponement affects students and members planning attendance at the event.

Phi Alpha Pi Phi Alpha Pi Lawa

Purdue student Wayne Miles with Phi Delta Theta brothers

Wayne Miles of Purdue spent the weekend with Phi Delta Theta brothers, sharing activities and camaraderie during a campus gathering.

Wayne Miles Purdue Phi Delt Brothers

Franklin Takes Fifth at Purdue State Track Meet

Franklin scored five points to finish fifth at the state track meet held at Purdue. Franklin representatives were Captain Bowen Bailey Cross Conrad Hamilton Short and Hallie Hamilton. Bowen placed fourth in discus while Bailey tied for first in the high jump with Delap of De Pauw. The following is a meet summary.

Purdue Franklin Bowen Bailey Cross Conrad Hamilton Short Hallie Hamilton Delap de Pauw

Tennis Championship Delayed By Weather After Round One

The school tennis tournament began with the first round completed and the second round delayed by bad weather. Crecraft, Sellers, Merrill, Wilson and Klyver defeated Montgomery, Yeoman, Dunkin and Hanna in the preliminaries. Finals likely next week. champion to receive a racket from G. H. Westing Co of Indianapolis.

Sellers Merrill Wilson Klyver Montgomery Yeoman Donald Dunkin Ben Hanna G. H. Westing Co Indianapolis

Weather delays Franklin vs De Pauw game

The forecast kept Franklin from facing De Pauw as the weather forced postponement. Locals traveled to Greencastle with high hopes and fighting spirit but could not play. Franklin holds a slight season lead over the Methodists and remains the team to watch this term.

Franklin Greencastle Methodists

Thurber Announces Summer Baseball Practice Plan

Coach Thurber says a regular summer school practice will run to form several teams and arrange a series of games. He aims to build a competitive program and provide multiple opportunities for players to compete.

Thurber

Dr. Beyl Delivers Sermon at First Baptist Muncie

Dr. Beyl occupied the pulpit of the First Baptist church in Muncie on Sunday delivering a service that drew attendees and reflected the church’s ongoing religious program in the city.

Dr. Beyl First Baptist Church Muncie

Glee Club Practice Ahead of Waverly Concert

The glee club held a Monday night practice in preparation for a concert to be given in Waverly on Tuesday night June 6. The group has been unusually successful this year and well received wherever they have appeared. We wish them success in their last concert of the year.

Start a Franklin science building plan now

The article notes a growing student demand for science facilities at Franklin and outlines the inadequacy of current laboratories. It suggests possible department readjustments but argues they won’t suffice due to water pressure and space limits. It calls for initiating action toward a dedicated science building to enable experiments and faster, more accurate results.

Franklin

Tota Psi Nu Entertains With Picnic At Furnas Mill

Members of Tota Psi Nu sorority hosted a picnic for 34 couples at Furnas Mill near Howard City on Tuesday. Wagons carried guests to and from the grounds with an afternoon of games and social booths at the Iota Psi Nu Inn. Special guests included E. A. Hanley and wife, Robert Hougham and wife, Miss Marie Smith, Leo Wolford, Mary Phillips, Harvey Chandler, Ver Clause, and Clyde Winchester and wife.

Tota Psi Nu Sorority Furnas’ Mill Howard City Iota Psi Nu E. A. Hanley Robert Hougham Marie Smith Leo Wolford Mary Phillips Harvey Chandler Rochester Ver Clause Hope Clyde Winchester Edinbure

Freachman English Students Discuss Independent Articles

Frenchman English classes have discussed articles from the Independent magazine over recent recitations. The method offers dual benefits as the articles provide rhetoric study and a review of today’s history.

Freachman Independent

Minerva Night Carnival at 8 A E House Impresses Guests

The second biennial carnival at the 8 A E House drew over fifty couples with an Hawaiian orchestra and a freshmen minstrel show. For admission guests enjoyed side shows, balloons, snacks, and punch while chaperones Professors Swaim Gordon Lyons and Roberts supervised the social event.

Minerva Swaim, Gordon, Lyons and Roberts

Dinner guests at Phi Dells Theta gatherings

Miss Margaret Schultz Miss Clara Margaret Jennings Miss Nellie Eickenberry Miss Florence Watson and Miss Eunice Snearly were entertained to dinner by Phi Dells Theta members.

Phi Dells Theta Margaret Schultz Clara Margaret Jennings Nellie Eickenberry Florence Watson Eunice Snearly

Dunkin Represents Franklin on New Constitution Talk

Donald B. Dunkin represented Franklin in a discussion at Muncie last week over the question of a new constitution.

Donald B. Dunkin Franklin Muncie

Local Students Attend Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pledge Event

Wendell Roberts of Fort Wayne and Alvin Miles of Bloomfeld pledged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mia and Thelma Wilson visited Esther Wilson at the dormitory Thursday. Frank Beck of Lebanon visited the chapel Monday. Noble Carter spent Sunday in Greenwood.

Wendell Roberts Fort Wayne Alvin Miles Bloomfeld Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mia Wilson Thelma Esther Wilson Frank Beck Lebanon Noble Carter Greenwood

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