Plans Complete for Big Athletic Fete
Eighty top Indiana college athletes, including Wabash with seventeen entries, gather at Franklin College for the ICAL track meet and tennis tournament on Goodell field. Franklin hopes strong showings from seventeen starters, with Rose Poly Earlham and Butler expected to score. The event features champions like Lowery Kingsolver Campbell and Cross from Franklin and others from Rose Poly Earlham and Wabash.
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Franklin College
Goodell Field
Franklin
Hanover
Wabash
Earlham
Roge Polytechnic Institute
State Normal
Butler
Rose Polytechnic
DePauw
Scarlet
Rose Poly
Twenty Five Entrants in Contes Franklin Staff Race
More than twenty five students entered the race for positions on the 1919 1920 staff of The Franklin. Contestants met yesterday and outlined required work. Each student will write a sample news story not exceeding 150 words. Manuscripts are due by the end of next week and will be graded by Prof Alden. Selection of the staff will be announced within two weeks. The new staff will take charge during commencement week.
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Y. G. Cline Elected President of Student Council
Yandell C. Cline won the student council presidency by eleven votes over Hugh Lowery, with Theodosia Beasley as vice president and Will A. Burton as treasurer. Earl Campbell lost the vice presidency to Kingsolver, while Beasley defeated Mildred Scott for secretary. An amendment on duties of student managers of athletics was tabled until the next council meeting.
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Yandell C. Cline
Theodosia Beasley
Will A. Burton
Cline
Hugh Lowery
Earl Campbell
Kingsolver
Miss Beasley
Mildred Scott
Mike Beasley
Y Menirdy Davis Visits Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founders
Henry W. Davis, 94, recently returned from overseas work with the Y M C A visited Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers. Davis, pastor of a Eugene Oregon church, has served as Y M C A secretary in Liverpool and spent three months in Germany with the Army of Occupation. He helped found the local SAE chapter.
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Henry W. Davis
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Brothers
Davis
Eugene
Ore
Liverpool
England
Germany
Army of Occupation
Sigma Alpha Epailon
YWCA Meeting Covers The Six-Week Club Program
The social service committee led by Miss Ethel Morris hosted the YWCA session this week. Mrs. F H Hodge spoke on The Six-Week Club and contributed the evening address. Other committee members participated and The Girls Odette provided the music.
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Social Service Committee
Ethel Morris
F. H. Hodge
Odette
Esther Berryhill Chosen May Queen at Campus Festival
Esther Berryhill won the May Queen title with 59 first-choice votes in a senior class election. Six maids of honor were named Anne Tedford Esther Closson Katherine Book Ruth Ritchey Margaret Thompson and Margaret Miller. The May Festival on May 28 will feature a pageant Olympic games a picnic lunch and a dramatic production on campus.
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Esther Berryhill
Anne Tedford
Esther Closson
Katherine Book
Ruth Ritchey
Margaret Thompson
Margaret Miller
Franklin Diamond Eers Dominate Butler In 15 to 0 Win
In the Butler Bowl series finale Franklin Diamond Eers defeated Butler 15 to 0 behind Mose Pruitt in the box. The team allowed only four hits as Pruitt and strong support from Bitter Stivers Gale Naugle Campbell and others powered a nine inning victory. Across four games Franklin leads 69 to 25 in the series.
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Varin
Franklin Diamondeers
Butler
Mose
Butler Gang
Pruitt
Bitter
Stivers
Gale
Naugle
Spud Campbell
Franklin
Irv
CAPS AND GOWNS FOR SENIOR CLASS
The seniors appeared in caps and gowns at chapel this morning. They will wear their insignia once weekly for the rest of the year. Plans for the annual senior class party include a picnic at the Big Four woods next Wednesday afternoon.
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Big Four Woods
Glee Club Home Concert At Baptist Church May 27
The Glee Club will present a home and final concert at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening May 27 at 8:00. The program includes new songs and a Around the Campfire finale with sentiment and humor. The group has received high praise on tour and promises a treat beyond the two shillings admission.
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Baptist Church
Tuesaday
Glee A
Rvtim
Franklin College
York
Pi Beta Phi Hosts Mothers and Alumnae Event
Pi Beta Phi entertained mothers patronesses and alumnae at the Mothers Day party. The Fraternity room featured spirea and iris decor. Tea and small cakes iced blue with Mother outlined in wine were served. Carnations served as favors. Martha Boyz read "Mother" while Marjorie Young sang "Baby" and Ellen Payne played piano.
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Pi Beta Phi
Martha Boyz
Carrie Jacobs- Bond
Marjorie Young
Ellen Payne
Enrollment Tops Seventy With Three New Summer Students
Total enrollment exceeds seventy after three new arrivals Dorothy Kroft Mary Hodge and Lois McKay joined since last Friday at Greenshore and Waldron.
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Dorothy Blanche Kroft
Greensjhore
Mary Jane Hodge
Waldron
Lois McKay
Alumni banquet to feature Lt Col Everson
Lieutenant Colonel William Graham Everson, Franklin College 1903, will address the Alumni Association banquet on June 17. Everson, pastor at Norwood Baptist Church, earned the Italian war cross for bravery and rose from captain to lieutenant colonel in WWII. Eight classes plan reunions during commencement week, including 1889 and 1913 1914 groups, with the 1918 class holding its first reunion since 1913. Prof Herriott Palmer of the American History department is an 1889 graduate.
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William Graham Everson
Franklin
Alumni Association
Col. Everson
Norwood
Ohio
the Tagliamento
Columbus Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Louisville
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Herriott Palmer
Student Volunteers Representative Talks on Japan League
H. C. Ostrom, for the Student Volunteers, toured Franklin College Tuesday to discuss Japan and the League of Nations. He met with the local Volunteer Band and the Y.M.C.A. and W.C.A. cabinets and gave a chapel lecture on the topic.
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H. C. Ostrom
Franklin College
Ostrom
Japan
League of Nations
Mrs Dorothy Mahan Visits Friends in Franklin
Miss Dorothy Mahan of Bloomington has been visiting friends in Franklin for the past week. She is seen in town as she travels with acquaintances and may plan further calls on relatives during her stay.
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Dorothy Mahan
Bloomington
Franklin
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