Alumni Day events unfold at Franklin College activities
Alumni Day schedule features Pi Beta Phi cookie shine at 4 p m on campus replacing breakfast, class reunions in morning and afternoon, and a 5 p m banquet in Recreation Hall with a toast list led by Warren Yount. Notables include Dr William Hibbs Simon Roache E Van Nuys and Miss Jeannette Palmer. Alumni Association officers may be elected by floor vote. Sigma Alpha Epsilon banquet Tuesday evening. Board of Directors meets 4 30 p m Tuesday. Commencement address by Dr E B Bryan at 10 a m Wednesday. Phi Delta Theta alumni banquet Wednesday at 6 30 p m. campus activities continue through weekend.
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Pi Beta Phi
Recreation Hall
Warren J. Yount
William Hibbs
Fred Young
Simon Roache
Ezra van Nuys
Jeannette Zeppenfeld
E. 8. Bryan
Colgate University
A. R. Hatton
Western Reserve University
Fraternity
Goodell
Franklin College
Northern Baptist Convention
TMUAI
Stott Hall
Franklin Opera House
E. B. Bryan
Colgae University
Phi Delta Thete
Will Elect New Members At Tuesday Meeting Of Association
The Scientific Association will select new members at a Tuesday meeting next week after a board recommended list was approved last week. Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledges Harvey Keeling Robert Pritchard Howard Thompson Paul Flinn Henry Knox of Franklin George Hunt of Lebanon Edwin Berryhill of Indianapolis Thmas Plummer of Hopewell and Earl Borden of Acton. Twelve additional students joined the summer school this week bringing enrollment to over seventy five for the half semester term. Dean Sherwood expects no further entrants until the late opening Thursday June 40. Clarene Kelly ill at her aunt Mrs George Christian’s Indianapolis home is improving this week. Theo Sharp recovering well from a major operation at St Vincent’s Indianapolis last week and can eat heartily.
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Scientific Association
Association
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Harvey Keeling
Robert Pritchard
Howard Thompson
Paul Flinn
Henry Knox
Franklin
George Hunt
Lebanon
Edwin Berryhill
Indianapolis
Thmas Plummer
Hopewell
Earl Borden
Acton
Sherwood
Clarene Kelly
Fie
George Christian
Theo Sharp
St. Vincent's Hospital
Alumni Notes Highlight Medical Prizes and Departures
Dr. William G. Hibbs receives the Lave Billings Memorial Prize in Medicine worth two thousand dollars from Rush Medical College and the University of Chicago after completing work at Presbyterian Hospital. He will teach at Rush and assist at Presbyterian Hospital while declining offers from Western University Medical School and St. Vincent's Hospital. Various alumni updates include Gertrude Dodd visiting Franklin, Donald Smith finishing a school superintendent term, Russell Shirley returning from teaching, and Scottie Scott joining Eli Lilly Co. in Indianapolis. Obituary note for Mrs. Harry Hougham reflects community sorrow. J. Calvin Moore elected VP of Detroit American Chemical Society and named chair of the program committee. Esther Lyons and Esther Myer, ex-'19 teachers, visited Franklin. President Goodell arrived for board business in Indianapolis after east travel.
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William G. Hibbs
Lave Billings
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Hibbs
Frank Billings
Western University Medical School
London
Canada
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Ore
Beta Theta Pi
Sigma Nu
Gertrude Dodd
Franklin
Paul van Riper
Donald Smith
Indiana
Russell Shirley
Timais
Russell Moore
Jin Franklin
Chi|eae
Jasper Scott
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Harry €. Hougam
Harry Hougham
Hougham
Neumonia
J. Calvin Moore
Detroit
American Chemical Society
United States
Colm
Esther Lyons
Esther
Myer
Miss Lyons
Wingate
Miss Myer
West Middleton
Librarian Offers Amnesty for Overdue Shirkhall Books
Miss Frances Dean, dean of the college library, declares next week free of charge for overdue books. All volumes belonging to Shirkhall should be returned at the charging desk before college closes.
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Frances
Dean
Shirkhall
Commoners present cleverest meeting of the year verdict
The Commoners hailed the Saturday night meeting as the cleverest and most interesting of the year after a Longfellow program in The Commoners hall. Three plays were staged in the mathematics room with Evangeline and Miles Standish scenes, plus Village Blacksmith. Ora Beerbower played the blacksmith and Elsie Redman read the narration. Clara Evans sang at the close as thirty seven members drove to Fiat Rock for an afternoon of sports and cave exploration.
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Miles Standish
Evangeline
Ora Beerbower
Elsie Rédman
Clara Evans Pang
Fiat Rock
Franklin
May Day At Franklin College Ends With Queen Crowning
May Day festivities include a track meet with wins by Waldo and McReay and a senior faculty baseball clash. Mary Huckleberry crowned May Queen after a parade of decorated cars, with co ed attendants and a May Pole dance.
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Waldo
McReay
Hall
Carson
Dean Sherwood
Thurber
Prof
Heath
Hayes
Huffman
Campbell
Records
Kingsolver
Hatton
Beerbower
Gilnore
Mer
Hranigin
Earl Campbell
Joe Campbell
Siroh
Gale
Pike
Robertson
Neoland
Butters
Mary Huckleberry
Franklin
Miss Huckleberry
Inez Owen
Marian Ross
Lavinia Schleneker
Elizabeth Branham
Agnes White
Florence Merrill
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East
Thompson
J. H. Thompson Studio
Godwin's Pharmacy
Stainbrook & Ballard
Jefferson St
Water St
E. J. Kielhorn Clothing Store
O. TF. Lagrange
Franklin National Bank
Jefferson Street
Franklin Water, Light
Franklin National
Kream Erust Franklin Bakery
Mean’s Drug Company
Clark Prather
Mgr
Mean’s Deug Company
N. E. Cor
Public. Square
W. Jeff
St. A
R. van Hawkens
East Jefferson Street
O. L. Vandivier’s Grocery
Arthur J. Bernault
Gee W. A. Burton
Lytle Harlan
Lesha DeBard
Student Council
Loig Williams
Leake Geneva
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