DePauw Wins 10th Annual Indiana Track Meet
In the I C A L track meet at Wood's Field DePauw University easily won first place with Wabash second and Earlham third. Rain and mud hampered times but DePauw topped the six-team field 57 to 360. Individual champions included Walcott of Wabash in the dashes and DePauw’s runners in the half mile and mile.
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Wood’s
DePauw University
Wabash
Earlham
Voyers
DePauw
Walcott
Franklin
Hanover
State Normal
Rose Poly
Butler
Althe
M. C. Isaacs
Louisville
Arthur Bender
Whitesides
Bender
Nicholson
Lawrence
Souter
Thuorber
Montgomery
Watts
Oldfather
Colgate
Huber
Rider
F. N. Hufford
Sweet
Thornton
Blake
Normal
Myers
DePauyy
Gavet
Ragsdale
Stonex
Thomas
Wabas
Mills
Norris
Bowen
Wolcott
Delap
Light
Morris
Hurd
LeMasters
Woodruff DePauw
Cook
Galen
Fellers
Eariham
Mr Fitzgibbon Leads In Y M C A Meeting
At a Young Men's Christian Association session last Thursday Mr Fitzgibbon a Board of Trustees member delivered an address on Temptation He cited Christ three temptations hunger vanity and desire for personal worldly things and concluded Christ would not yield to temptation He spoke again in chapel Friday morning.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Fitzgibbon
Board of Trustees
Christ
Miss Alma Macdonnell Piano Recital This Thursday
Thursday evening Miss Alma Macdonnell will give her junior piano recital in the chapel at eight o'clock. She will be assisted by Mrs C H Oldfather. The program includes Imromptu Chopin, Why Schumann, Valse, Polka De Concert, If I Were a Bird Henselt, Evening Star Wagner Liszt, Butterfly Grieg, Sonata Opus 13 Beethoven, and Rondo finale.
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Alma Macdonnell
Miss Macdonnell
C.H. Oldfather
Hanover and Earlham Stars Shine in Indianapolis Tennis Meet
The J C A L tennis tournament moved to Indianapolis after wet courts. Hart and Manaugh of Hanover led in singles, with Wents of Rose Polytechnic winning the singles title by defeating Hart and Wabish, while Hanover beat DePauw in doubles before falling to Earlham.
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Indianapolis
Hart
Manaugh
Hanover
Jay
DePauw
Wents
Alumni Notes Highlight Rails of School Ties and Summer Plans
Elizabeth Britan class of 1911 English teacher at Rockville High School plans a summer at home. Dr William Wallace class of 1905 of Mahomet Illinois travels in southern Indiana visiting Hanover. Mary Iddings class of 1909 named assistant instructor for spring and summer classes. Henry Cobb class of 1911 and Gaye Hufford class of 1913 re elected superintendent and principal of Paw Paw High School Illinois. Forrest Ioldings class of 1913 to take Purdue University course this summer. James E Almond class of 1911 changed address to Wheatson Illinois. Karl P Miller class of 1910 delivered baccalaureate sermon at Tipton High School on Two Kinds of Wisdom. Arthur Iddings class of 1913 offered Chicago University teaching post. R E Cravens class of 1914 visited Beta brothers and attended track meet.
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Wm. Wallace
Illinois
Indiana
Hanover
Mary Iddings
Henry
Karl P. Miller
Tipton High School
Arthur Iddings
Chicago University
R. E. Cravens
Beta Brothers
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K. H. Stanton
W. J. Johnson
C. F. Cochran
Madison High School
H. C. Johnson
Phi Gam
Levia Denny
J. A. Sipe
Clarabelle
Dorothy Sipe
Clyde E. Broddecker
G. D. McKay
Roy Pender
Ruth Terrill
I. S. Allison
The
Phi Gams
G D. McKay
Chicago
Dramatic Arts Operatic Company
Une 1
Arizona
West
Mutual Lyceum Bureau
Prof. Whaley
Edward McDermott
Prof. Montgomery
Y. M. Gibbon
Chopin
Schumann
J. C. All
Elizabeth Britan
Rockville
James E. Almond
Wheatson, Illinois
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