Franklin sororities adopt mid semester rush plan change
Franklin college announces new Pan-Hellenic rules to replace second semester rushing with mid-semester rushing. Invitations go out at 8:00 am on Saturday December 18. Democractic rules apply to pre December 10 events. Delta Delta Delta and Pi Beta Phi among committees guiding the changes.
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Franklin
Pi Beta Phi Oi
Oak Pan
Pauline
Delta Delta Delta
Inez Owen
Iota Psi
Opal Wright
Pi Beta Phi
Kingsolver Chosen 1920 Track Captain at Franklin College
Willie Kingsolver of Kirklin was unanimously elected captain of the Franklin College track squad. A sophomore four-letter athlete, he also plays football, basketball, baseball, and competes in dashes and low hurdles, with pole vault and broad jump when possible. He belongs to Kappa Delta Rho.
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Willie Kingsolver
Kirklin
Kings
Kingsolver
Kappa Delta. Rho
Franklin College
Seniors Cancel Picnic Date
Seniors cancel their planned picnic citing lack of time and numerous responsibilities, leading to the event being called off.
Franklin Almanack Twenty dedicates year to Dr. W. I. Stott
During chapel services Franklin College editors dedicated this year’s Franklin Almanack Twenty to memory of Dr. William Taylor Stott. Roscoe Gilmore Stott, son of the late Dr. Stott, received the first copy as distribution began after chapel. Two hundred junior yearbooks arrived with about three hundred more due tomorrow. The 192 page, two color yearbook is bound in grey thuckram with a silver cover and sections titled War School Coeda Athletics Activities and Plicings each dedicated to a person.
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The
Franklin
Almanack Twenty
William Taylor Stott
Franklin College
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Dr. Stott
Almanack-Twenty
Joseph P. McClure
Indiana
Indianapolis
Board of Editors
Landmarke
Yandell Cline
Agnes White
Joseph McClure
Inez Owen
Ruth Cook
Opal Wright
Helen Glessiner
Alice Thompson
Gerald Ross
Charles
Outdoor Pygmalion and Galatea to Unfold on Goodell Field
Public speaking department presents an outdoor drama on Goodell field at 9:00 p.m. June 17. The production, titled a classic Greek comedy, follows last year’s success Everyman and aims for a brighter humor with a twilight staging.
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Bernault
Everyman
Goodell Field
Injustice of Justice Drama at Franklin Opera House
The Senior class presents Bayard Viellier’s The Injustice of Justice at Franklin Opera House Monday night at 8 15. Margaret Thompson leads as Mary Turner with Margaret Miller as Agnes Lynch Russell Shirley as Edward Gilder and Conrad Hamilton as Joe Garson. The plot centers on a department store owner who condemns a clerk, Turner, to four years in prison and a later scheme involving Garson and Lynch.
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Bayard Viellier
Franklin Opera House
Margaret Thompson
Mary Turner
Margaret Miller
Agnes Lynch
Russell Shirley
Edward Gilder
Conrad Hamilton
Joe Garson
Orville
Roberta
Inspector Burke
Gilder
New York
Miss Turner
Garson
Ick Gilder
Miga Turner
Agnes Lyrich
Mary
Lintha
Snipley
Dlamé
Ruth Wooden and Willis Wygant to Wed at Home
Announcement of the June 18 wedding of Miss Ruth Wooden and Dr. Willis Wygant of Manfeld Ohio. Both graduates of Franklin class of 1916. Dr Wygant Phi Alpha member and Ruth Wooden former YWCA president and popular campus figure.
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Ruth Wooden
Willis Wygant
Manfeld
Ohio
Miss Wooden
Dr. Wygant
Franklin
Wygant
Phi Alpha
Pan-Hellenic Council to Print Constitution for Sororities
The Pan-Hellenic Council met and voted to print the constitution. A meeting will be held this week to amend it before printing and distributing the document to the three sororities.
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Pan-Hellenic Council
Franklin College Commencement Week Opens With Receptions
Franklin College begins its eighty fifth commencement week with a President Goode reception for seniors in Stott Hall at 8:00 PM. Dr J C Robbins delivers the missionary address Sunday at 10 45 AM, followed by the baccalaureate by Dr E Y Mullins. Alumni events announced for the week and a full graduation list shows 35 graduates including Esther Berryhill Kathrine Book and Charles Cross among B A and B S degree recipients.
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Franklin College
Charles F. Goode
Stott Hall
J C. Robbins
The
Foreign Baptist Missionary Society
Arthur J. Bernault
Little Daughter
E. Y. Mullins
Baptist
Theonight
Esther Berryhill
Indianapolis
Katherine B. Book
Columbus
William H.book
Ethel I. Chandler
Franklin
Esther M. Closson
Logansport
Arnold E. Davis
Gladys Doles
Greensburg
Leslie E.dunkin
Kokomo
Bertha G. Garrett
Liberty Center
Irene Green
Seymour
Esther Frances Jones
Washington
Hazel Keller
Whiteland
Clarence
G. Lowe
Margaret Miller
Edinburg
Raymond C. Moeller
New Bethel
Esther M. My‘or
Flora
Ruth Ritchey
L Orville W. Roberts
Anderson
Wirfield Roe
Kathryn Roland
Lawrence C. Scheidt
Jasper Scott
William Russell Shirley
Charles Stoddard
Marion
Anne Tedford
Huttonville
Margaret Thompson
Herbert Thurston
Summitville
Ray Tomlinson
Lula Wedeking
Pauline White
Sarah Dell Davis
Bloomington
Conrad F. Hamilton
Thomas Lemon
Vernon
Language Association Meets for Year’s Last Meeting
The Language Association convenes in the English room for its final gathering of the year. Eather Berryhill presents John Masefield, His Life and Works, while Esther Myer leads a discussion on Lowell’s Place in American Literature.
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Language Association
Eather Berryhill
John Masefield
Esther Myer
Lowell
Cline Chosen Editor for The Franklin 1919 1920
Yandell C. Cline of Columbus is named editor in chief of The Franklin for 1919 1920 by the faculty run tryouts. The staff includes Maurice Fields managing editor William Bridges sporting editor George Porter Edinburg business manager George Cady Boonville and Howard Robinson assistant business managers. The Danac tor position may be abolished and a city editor added as reorganization follows.
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Yandell C. Cline
Columbus
The
Franklin
Maurice Fields
William Bridges
George Porter
Edinburg
George Cady
Boonville
Howard Robinson
Danac
Tor
City
Ata
Cline
Senior Chapel Notes Favor Alumni Reunion Effort
The Senior Class held a chapel service Friday morning with class president Hugh Lowery leading a devotional. Esther Closson Bolo and Chas Remy spoke, urging students to participate in upcoming reunions, with alumni association members offering remarks.
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Chase
Ha Cross
Red Hugh Lowery
Esther Closson
Bolo
Chas. F. Remy
Alumni Association
Summer excursion to Indianapolis study visit
A brief note reports a summer school excursion to Indianapolis led by Dr. Sherwood. The party visited Eli Lilly and other sites, with travel arrangements recorded as part of the school program.
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Atudent
Indianapolis
Dr. Sherwood
Eli Lilly
Anapolis
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DR. W. 1. Stott
OF Bersault
Margaret Muller
Orville Roberts
PREXY
J. C. Robbins
Charles H. Cross
Lebanon
Richard B. Payne
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Roscoe’ ‘Freeman
Busines
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