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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1918
Page
2
Faculty alters the end of term plan delaying routine exams. Commencement week becomes part of the regular term with students staying on campus. Roll calls set for June 1 and 12. grades adjusted accordingly as instructors decide end‑term exam duties.
In a letter to Dean Belknap Corporal Grinstead reports promotion and transfer from Camp Taylor where he served in the 26th company 159th Depot Brigade. Others en route include Jay Thom at Camp Shelby and John Pottenger now in service. Ora Beerbower joined the quartermasters corps and Ralph Deupree visits on furlough. Lieutenants Ross and McCain prepare to sail for France. Relatives have heard no confirmed word on Lieut Sundvall beyond a cited death date of April 26 and no official notice.
Wabash won with 48 percent of points, Franklin placed second with 40 percent, and Earlham third with 20. Kingsolver starred for Franklin taking first in the 220 hurdles and second in two sprints, while Rose Poly and Wabash runners also posted top finishes in multiple events.
Earlham and Franklin faced forfeiture after a disputed call by umpire Newman and coach Mowe. Kingsolver overran first base and returned, yet the umpire stood by the out call, prompting Franklin players to leave the field. Coach Thurber and Orville Roberts aired the incident at chapel, condemning the officiating and late contract timing.
War spirit continues as students hold afternoon class near the dormitory at 3 30 with an ivy planting and the ancient spade to the incoming senior president. Alumni are expected, while Y M C A urges pay of remaining war pledges totaling over 100 dollars to Treasurer W A Burton. Dr J H Bey delivered the memorial address at Edinburg Sunday.
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