Georgetown Dominates Franklin In Muddy 33–0 Victory
Georgetown trounced Franklin 33 to 0 as muddy field conditions hindered fast play. Adams scored three touchdowns with Patterson adding three goal conversions while Fornwald stood out for Franklin in a hard fought game.
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Made on the Campus Chapter Two Summary
Our heroine attends her first football game as Franklin faces its opponents. The tense scene centers on the quarterback signaling plays while the drama unfolds on the field and in the stands.
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Fragmentary quote about a Franklin quarterback and a renamed player
A damaged fragment reports a Franklin quarterback unaware he was given a new name and questions who is the counter. The text captures a disputed or confusing moment without full context or confirmation.
Franklin college stunt tale ends in awkward misread romance
On Franklin college campus a Sophomore stunt committee discussion turns awkward when a Freshman girl, a committee member, visits and hints at a planned stunt with beginnings class. The tale ends with gossip about favors and a rumored gold brick payoff.
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Dramatic Club Names New Members After Tryouts
New Dramatic Club members chosen from about forty applicants include Frank Beck, Earl Campbell, Gerald Ross, Russell Spear, Donald Smith, Richard Payne, Elwood Watkins, Davis Harrison, Florence Merrill, Eleanor Dolan, Opal Wright, Nelle Gipson, and Dolly Wells. Parts for Charley's Aunt will be assigned soon.
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Stanley Schuck joins Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Stanley Schuck was initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon Monday night. Mises Beach and Davis traveled to Indianapolis on Saturday to view the French art exhibit at the Herron Art Institute.
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