Dellead Fifth in State Oratorical Contest
Albert Sellers of Hanover, Sophomore, spoke on A Changing Order and placed fifth among seven colleges at the 43rd state oratorical contest in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis. Judges praised delivery though manuscript score kept him from higher place. Milroy Notre Dame won high honors.
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Albert E. Sellers
Hanover
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Sellers
Milroy
Notre Dame
Jesse Bogue
DePauw
Bogue
R. J. Carruthers
Wabash
Fred T. Hollowell
Earlham
W. J. Milroy
Alb
T Sellers
Robert D. Armstrong
Butler
Clarence Hall
Franklin
University
Robert Hamp
Maurice Tull
Paul Ragsdale
Herbert Schmidt
Butler College
H. G. Hill
Bryan
Indiana University
Hanover Oratorical Association
Arthur Iddings
W. H. Nagel
John L. Carlisle
Arthur S. Hotchkiss
H. H. Lawson
Lawrence H. Capehart
C. R. Macdonnell
Robert Yunker
Paul Dowell
S. A. Tate
T. W. Blair
Dean Jackson
Fred Flynn
A. V. Averitt
Robert Millis
Albert Watts
Paul Gordon
Buford Butcher
H. W. Campbell
C. M. Montgomery
R. F. Sonter
W. A. Millis
Florence Priest
Albert Sellers
Ethel Niles
Marguerite Hills
Albert Lesche
Franklin and Butler Battle Through Double Overtime
Franklin defeated Butler 24 to 21 after two overtimes in a rough Friday game. Both teams showed top form as a Hanover spectator watched the match.
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Franklin
Butler
Hanover
Butler Earlham Debate on Six Year Presidential Term
Next Saturday night at Butler and Earlham will debate the question Resolved that the President of the United States should be elected for a term of six years and should be ineligible for re-election. Coulter Montgomery and Uri Averitt were delegates to the Indiana students missionary conference at Butler February 28 to March 2.
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Butler
Earlham
The
United States
Coulter Montgomery
Uri Averitt
Missionary Conference of Indiana
Franklin's Superior Work Upsets Hanover Five
Franklin defeats Hanover 31 to 11 on the Franklin floor as Mullikan leads with four field goals and Pruitt adds four after Wygant exits. Hanover struggles to score with Kehoe and Lawson limited by injury, while Franklin’s team play and crowd support dominate the game.
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Franklin
Baptists
Hanover
C. Montgomery
Red
Blue
Kehoe
Mullikan
Lawson
F Franklin
Tod
Pruitt
Wygant
Carlisle
McLaughlin
Voris
Butler
Trotter
Klyver
Campell
Lawson Abbott
Aikenberrye
McLaughlin Cook
H. Iddings
Westover
Purdue
Vandiver
Macdonnell
Timor—A. Iddings
Philal Atheneum Debates Ohio River Reforestation
A Philal Atheneum meeting before term end featured selections by Gordon and Capehart and a paper on lead poisoning by Garritt. The debate favored active Indiana reforestation of the Ohio banks, with Millis, F forest Id dings and Campbell for affirmative and Russell, Jackson and Flynn for the negative. Whitcomb chaired in the absence of president and vice president.
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Philal
Gordon
Capehart
Garritt
Ohio
Indiana
Winslow
Hubert
Millis
Forest Iddings
Campbell
Russell
Jackson
Flynn
Whitcomb
Union Literary Society Publishes Strong Meeting Report
Union Literary Society held a meeting last Tuesday praising a raised standard and better work this term. Debates covered current national topics including the Mexican situation and the Panama Canal with evident study and care for extemporaneous speaking and future prospects look promising.
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Union Literary Society
Union
Panama Canal
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