Senior Glass Play Draws Packed House
The Senior Class play The Injustice of Justice was staged at the Opéra House Monday before a packed audience. Margaret Thompson Payne led as Mary Turner with strong supporting turns from Margaret Miller and William Book. Orville Roberts as Inspector Burke, and Russell Shirley as the New York millionaire. The production was praised for its clever acting and entertaining stunts by the juniors.
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Opéra House
Margaret Thompson Payne
Mary Turner
Dick Gilder
Mary
Garshém
Miss Payne
Margaret Miller
New York
William Book
Gilder
Russell Shirley
Gales
Inspector Burke
Orville Roberts
Sarah
Esther Berryhill
Miss Smithson
Esther Closgow
Richard Gilder
Wm. H. Book
Edward Gilder
George Demarest
Raymond Moel
Helen Morris
Esther Myer
Detective Cassidy
Hugh Lowery
Agnes Lynch
Joe Garson
Conrad Hamilton
Fannie—Irene Chandler
William Irwin
A. E. Davis
Eddie Griggs
Ray Tomlinson
Chicago Red
Tom Lemon
Tom Dacey
Chas. Cross
Mise Williams
Katherine Book
Dan—Chas
Stoddard
Summer Enrollment Reaches Century Mark
Summer school enrollment hits the century mark as Miss Belva Crosby of Needham enrolls. With 100 already enrolled and final matriculation day near, officials expect total enrollment between 125 and 150. The current turnout surpasses prior years, which considered 100 a strong total.
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Belva Crosby
Needham
Praise for Schwerke Shines in Franklin College Glee Club
A Student urges The Franklin to honor Prof Irving Schwerke for leading the Glee Club to its strongest year. He notes the spring tour of the Seagaters as a standout success, expanding membership and improving repertoire, proving profit not the sole measure of achievement.
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Franklin
Glee Club
Irving Schwerke
Seagaters
Franklin College
Prof. Schwerke
Franklin College Beats Purdue Nine In Gala Week Clash
Franklin College diamond squad defeated Purdue University by seven to three at Lafayette. Franklin started strong with three runs in the first frame and added three more by the third, plus one in the eighth. Matt Ross made a key catch as Purdue staged a ninth inning rally, but Franklin completed three sharp double plays and held on for the win.
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Franklin College
Purdue University
Lafayette
Purdue
Thurber
Spud” Campbell
Pike
Green
Kingsolver
Wagner
Boiler Makers
Varsity
Indiana University Tops Franklin 8 to 0 in Bloomington
Indiana University defeated Franklin 8 to 0 in Bloomington last Tuesday as the Crimson opened with three runs in the first inning and added four in the second. Kingsolver injured his ankle and was replaced, while Pike moved to third and Green to short as the Blue and Gold dominated. Indiana also scored in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Franklin National
Indiana University
Bloomington
The
Crimson
Thurber
Larrabee
Pruitt
Blue and Gold
Purdue
Pike
Green
Indiana
Playing a Man's Part in a New World
Dr. E. Y. Mullins of Louisville delivers the baccalaureate sermon at the college senior ceremony in caps and gowns. He previews accelerated historical change during reconstruction and reflects on lessons and new values arising from the war.
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E. Y. Mullins
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Its
Student Council Financial Report Shows Narrow Lead on Receipts
Tentative financial statement for the year shows receipts of 8 731 05 versus 8 658 85. The report notes some fees not yet collected and bills not presented, so the final audit may differ from this submission. Treasurer Will A Burton signs the report.
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Student Council
Will A. Burton
Eikenberry Sends Forthright Commencement Wishes
Lieut W L Eikenberry writes from Paris in May 1919 to The Franklin College Indiana lamenting delayed return to the United States. He explains military duties in the AEF will keep him away through late June after inter allied rifle pistol and musketry competitions at Le Mans.
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Paris
Franklin, Franklin College
Indiana
Little College
le Mans
Commencement Week Wishes From Lt Likenberry
A letter from First Lieutenant Virgil Likenberry sent from Paris expresses hopes for a joyous commencement week for the class of 1914. He describes exam duties for the Diplomatic Service Corps, mentions meetings with colleagues and friends, and honors fallen service members Sundvall, Elyver, and Douthitt. He thanks Franklinites and sends regards to the class and alumni.
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Cere
Paris
Diplomatic Service Corps
Mr. Smith
Helas
Marguerite
Faust
A.E. F
America
Sundvall
Elyver
Douthitt
Public speakers pass for ancient Greek comedy
Public speakers pass for an ancient Greek play titled Pyglion and Galatea, presented on Goodell Field Tuesday by members of the Public.
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Goodell Field
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Schwerke
Rhe Franklin
Jensen
Terre Haute
Crimson Annexes
Franklin Opera House
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
Stainbrook & Ballard
B. A. Devore
City
East Jefferson Street
Disb'm
Weeny Nl
W. L. Eikenberry
France
Wile-Casady Company
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