Anson May Cut Activities Initiatives At University
Beginning next fall every freshman will be assigned a faculty advisor to track social and academic progress. Sponsors will maintain records and advise students personally. Prof J E Smith led the faculty meeting which approved the advisory system now common in large schools and used at Indiana University as a step toward closer faculty guidance for undecided students. Continued on page two.
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J. E. Smith
United States
Indiana University
Wednasiay
Form World Fellowship Club Establishes Missionary Group
Nearly thirty students joined the Student Volunteer Band to form the World Fellowship Association aimed at life service and mission work. Twenty members will attend the Student Volunteer Convention at Earlham on April 16-18.
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World Fellowship Association
Ag Life Service
Earlham
First direct copy reaches The Franklin print
The Franklin marks a milestone as stories go straight from reporters to the printer for publication for the first time since its inception. Reporters see their own work in print without prior rewriting and a staff meeting outlined new writing standards.
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The
Franklin
Women May Swim as Gymnasium Work This Spring
Mrs Will A Burton will conduct women's swimming classes this spring and summer with 3:30 and 4:15 sessions for beginners and advanced pupils. Freshmen sophomores and summer school women are included. swimming may substitute for regular gym work this year. A women’s swimming contest will be held, with last year’s winner Katherine Ruthven. Burton led girls swimming last spring and summer with noted success.
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Burton
Will A. Burton
Katherine Ruthven
Franklin College offers $25 prize for best essay on present day economic problems
Mrs. Nell B. Gonsalves of Hubbards Woods Ir offers a twenty five dollar cash prize to Franklin College students for the best essay on current economic issues. Essays of 25 to 35 hundred words must include footnotes and a bibliography with a brief. entries due by April 23 with three typewritten copies by June 1.
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Nell B. Gonsalves
Hubbards Woods
Franklin College
Nglish
Annuals drive urged by Junior class business manager
The Junior class appeals to students to buy yearbooks now. Fern McGuire, the business manager, urges seniors and new students to sign and pay for their five annuals and a general fund to ensure publication and avoid being left out.
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Fern McGuire
Kenneth Tomlinson to Miss Reba Wright Engaged in Summitville
A formal engagement announcement notes Kenneth W. Tomlinson and Reba Wright of Summitville plan marriage. The event featured a beautifully appointed party and a guest list including Thurton at Summitville High School.
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Kenneth Tomlinson
Kenneth W. ‘Tomlinson
Reba Wright
Summitville
Omlii ‘Stude
Summville High School
St ‘Thurton
Franklin College Romance Rules From 1867 68 Catalog
A dated 1867 68 catalog reveals how Franklin College treated student engagements and marriages. The rule stated that any student couple entering into a marriage contract while at the college would end their connection with the school, reflecting era customs.
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Alton
Franklin College
Senior Class Chooses Under Cover Mystery Play
Near graduates select a three act mystery drama set in New York with roles for seven men and six women. Cast to be chosen Tuesday night by Prof. A. J. Bernault. rehearsals begin immediately.
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New York
A. J. Bernault
Y W C A Cabinet for 1920 21 Chosen
The 1920 21 Y W C A cabinet was announced by president Myra Carter. New members include Mary Belle Hougham Agnes Boles Ethel Morris Theodosia Beasley Ethel Hewitt Anna Gollins Mary Purviance Mary Graham Fern McGuire with four old members retained Theodosia Beasley Ethel Morris Mrs Theo Sharp and Myra Carter Katherine Noyes gave a talk. A baby bond was presented to the association.
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Myra Carter
Mary Belle Hougham
Agnes
Boles
Ethel Morris
Theodosia Beasley Association
Ethel Hewitt
Anna Gollins
Mary Purviance
Mary Graham
Fern McGuire
Home Committee
Theodosia Beasley
Theo Sharp
Katherine Noyes
Katherine House
Indiana Harbor
U. W. Treasury
Woman athletic director named at local school
Miss Marian Chard resigns to work in Kansas City schools and Miss Scott takes charge of women's athletics. Scott, a strong basketball and tennis player, plans indoor baseball and volleyball and will organize supervised tennis matches for freshman and sophomore gym classes.
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Thurber
Marian Chard
Kansas City
Miss Scott
Scott
May Day Festivities Likely Postponed To Preserve Track Meet
Senior class votes to postpone May Day to later in May so a full day is devoted to college functions and class stunts. May 4 track meet on Goodell Field cannot change date, and morning to afternoon time would otherwise be taken by events. Prohibition speakers Dr. Lynn Williams and B C Bakjer to speak Monday during chapel exercises, likely around 4 pm, promoting World Prohibition Movement.
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Goodell Field
Lynn Williams
B. C. Bakjer
Intercollegiate ‘Prohibition Association
Prohibition Association
Franklin College
College to Furnish Tennis Match Balls and Equipment
Franklin College plans to buy and install tennis gear for spring matches. Four nets, court tape, a professional tourney marker, and a backstop are being added. The college will supply balls for inter school and inter class play and arrange a local tournament once possible.
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Butler College
Franklin College
Gérald Rods
Hugo Gale
Roberts
Heath
Haat Spring
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Milwaukee
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Dr. Stott
Scott Ghoser
Prof. Smith
Weston Garage
Yandell Cline
George Cline
Columbus
S Phurber
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