The Obelisk. (1920) (14578253077)

Identifier: obelisk1920sout (find matches)
Title: The Obelisk.
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Southern Illinois State Normal University
Subjects: Southern Illinois State Normal University Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Publisher: Carbondale, Ill. : Southern Illinois Normal University
Contributing Library: Morris Library, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois



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SECOXD YEAR STUDENTS. Myrtle Hallbergr, Glenn Fishel, Can Holsthav First How—Edna EateWyatt. Susan Patterson. Second Hon-—Lester Narrix, Dorothy Fryar, Rita Eater, Norma Fox, Inza Ravenstein,Grace Rushing, Viola Lurtz. Third Ro-iv—Ruby Austin, Maurice McLaughlin, Ruth Walters, James Blair. EstherNarrix, Ira Derricks, Thelma McDonald. .;_ 4,J,_l. ^ 4 i. V ilk _J.U- FIRST YEAR. First Row—Leota Hails. Lelia Albert, Mamie Vaught, Alice Telford, Rendle Endicott,Chloe McNeill, Loren Lamberd, Helen Parkinson, Nellie Lappin. Second Ro«—Louis Spurlock. Ruby Strole. Leta Telford, Lulu Seiber. Eugene Moses,Ruth Parker, Louis Bruckner, Lora Wilfong. Inman Mings, Jessie Taylor. Tliird Row—Fern Xorthren, Opal Eblin, Reed Morton, Dorothy Moses, Paul McLaugh-lin, Kate Bradley, Guy Featherly, Lila Albert, Mary Ward.
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p^>T^: Football The football season of 1919 must beconsidered a successful one when we con-sider the obstacles encountered by CoachLodge at the beginning of the season. Asa large number of the young men were inthe service in 1918, a team was not organ-ized then. With only three weeks in whichto prepare for the first game and with noorganization upon which to build, he set towork. He was handicapped to a great ex-tent by the lack of experienced men, butin spite of these difficulties, the team rapidlygained strength and on October 2 7 w^e heldCape Girardeau to a 4-0 score on theirhome field. On November 8 we lost toShurtleff College 7-0 on account of poordefensive work during the first few minutesof play. The remainder of the game wasevenly matched. By November 1 5 ourteamwork had improved and we invaded McKendrees territory, winning from them15-7. When their return game was playedat Carbondale we sent them back with adefeat of 34-0. Much credit is due CoachLodge for his efficient wo