Husky Hoosiers Dominate Hanover 74 0 In Football Drubbing
Franklin football overwhelmed Hanover College with a 74 to 0 win Friday. The Husky Hoosiers launched powerful interferences with multiple end runs and a drop-kicked field goal. Nelp Shafer and Short led strong rushing, while many players saw action as Franklin’s line clicked for the first time in two weeks. Continuous pressure limited Hanover to three first downs and repeated punt recoveries. CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hanover College
Clark
Indianapolis
Hanover
Baptista
Baptists
Schafer
Genel Thurber
Nelp
Shafer
Short
Overstreet
Bowen
Lowery
Waldkin
Sundvall
Bogard
Craig
Geitner
WIGS AND QUEUES Elect Wigs and Queues Club Invites Ten
Franklin College Dramatic club issued invitations to ten students last week. Six will join to replace graduates, increasing membership from 20 to 24. New members include Bruce Bowen Rossville Oscar Bogard Lyons Charlotte Cooke Franklin Lou Emma Crouch Edinburg Reuben Craig Ocley Eulin Klyver Franklin Russell Klyver Franklin Gleyn Law Kent John Pruitt Franklin Charles Saunders Franklin. New members will be entertained informally Friday evening November 5.
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Franklin College Dramatic Club
Bruce Bowen
Rossville
Oscar Bogard
Lyons
Charlotte Cooke
Franklin
Lou Emma Crouch
Edinburg
Reuben Craig
Ocley
Eulin Klyver
Russell Klyver
Gleyn Law
Kent
John Pruitt
Charles Saunders
Franklin College Basketball Schedule Preview
Franklin College plans a partial schedule for the coming season with a two game limit per faculty rule. Likely opponents include Buller Hanover Earlham and DePauw with a possible Methodist contest. Indiana, State Normal, University of Louisville, Rose Poly and Daoville Normal also seek games. Paul Foxworthy manages the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin College
Buller
Hanover
Earlham
DePauw
Methodists
Indiana
State Normal
University of Louisville
Rose Poly
Daoville Normal
Dennison University
Ohio
Paul Foxworthy
Webster Hallowe'en Party Shines At Park
The Webster circle and guests gathered at Webster Park last Saturday for a festive Hallowe'en. The area near the foot bridge and hill glowed with pumpkin faces and lanterns while two bonfires lit the grounds. Chaperones Prof Belknap and Mrs Belknap with Profs Gordon Swan and Roberts supervised a dinner and a program of ghost stories and music. Out of town guests included Miss Mary Reece Kempton and several others from Washington, Bicknell, Indianapolis and Worthington.
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Websters
Webster Park
Belknap
Esther Marie Grimth
Sheridan
Carolyn Mattingly
Washington
Goldie Spencer
Marie Smith
Fern McGuire
Bicknell
Ruba Snyder
Indianapolis
Morgan
Floyd Hanna
Worthington
College Hallowe'en
Hodge
Glee Club
Ruth Wooden
Etella Guthrie
Cross
Davis
Freshies
Keith
Billie Burke
Heston Symphony Orchestra
al Jolson
Julian Eltinge
Raymond Carson
Bruce Bowen
Hanley
Bob Sellers
Prof. Roberts
Edith Fleming
Miss Gordon
Committee On Programmes
Pi Beta Phi Hallowe'en Party At Dungan Home
Pi Beta Phi hosted a Hallowe en party at Mrs. Chas Dungan s home with guests arriving from Helen Kelly s and traveling by hay wagons. Attendees cashed traveler's checks for a pumpkin seed purse and followed lanterns to a bonfire and Pi Phi Fair then into a decorated hall for games, fortune telling, and the Virginia Reel. Refreshments included ham burgers beans pie doughnuts and cider served in a dairy lunch room. Chaperones and out of town guests from Indiana Ohio and Bloomington joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Hallowe'en
Chas. Dungan
Helen Kelly's
Dungan’s
Pi Phi
F. G. Kenny
Tom Overstreet
Joe Overstreet
Meredith
Grecraft
Edith Nelp
Peru
Mary Louise Graig
Erenna Wilk
Rushville
Dale Coyne
Princeton
Harriett Roeger
Seymour
Helen
Hazel Lampert
Cincinnati
Ohio
Katharine
Aileen Riley
Tryington
Gladys Stephenson
Lavonia
Katharine Sutton
Greenwood
Helen Dungan
Beatrice Marshall
Indianapolis
Mary Gallaghan
Florence Herz
Gladys Jackson
Edith Haines
Bloomington
Indiana
Football Scores and Chautauqua Tryout News
Football scores list Franklin Hanover Indiana W & L Wabash Butler DePauw Earlham Notre Dame South Dakota Minnesota Illinois Chicago Wisconsin Princeton Williams Colgate Yale Harvard Penn State Syracuse Michigan Mable Toombs Irma Coombs Leo Van Nuys Will Nelp traveled to Chicago with Redpath and Lincoln Chautauqua companies to seek contracts. Nelp briefly stopped in Peru on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hanover
Indiana
Wabash
Butler
DePauw
Earlham
Notre Dame
South Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Princeton
Williams
Colgate
Yale
Harvard
Penn State
Syracuse
Michigan
Mable Toombs
Irma Coombs
Leo van Nuys
Will Nelp
Redpath
Lincoln Chautauqua
Peru
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Dramatic Club
Webster Hallowe'en Party
Pi Phis
Hallowe'en Entertainment
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