Student Union By laws and Treasurer Duties Outlined
The document outlines executive and student meeting presiding duties for Selena 6 of its executive. It assigns the treasurer to maintain permanent records of all receipts and disbursements and to collect assessments. It requires both the chairman and secretary to sign treasurer orders and directs adherence to Roberts rules of order where the constitution and by laws lack provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selena
Haan
Stu
Student Council By Laws and Captain Eligibility
Article VI outlines amendment rules for the Student Council and meeting notice requirements. It also defines captain eligibility through participation and voting, and details graduation flags with athletic performance and uniform specifications across football baseball basketball and track.
Miss Allen Returns to School After Grandfather's Death
The report notes Miss Allen returned to school on Monday following the death of her grandfather, reflecting a period of mourning and resumption of class activities.
Franklin Alumni Across States and Careers Highlighted
Franklin alumni are noted across the country. Albert Thompson of Morocco visits Franklin. John Calvin Moore works at Columbia University. Prof A E Spaulding and his wife reside in Gary where he chairs mathematics and runs a night school. Other graduates hold public office, church roles, teaching posts, and Rhodes scholarship success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calvin’ Moore
Columbia University
A. E. Spaulding
Bride
Gary
Mr. Spaulding
Gary High School
Intercollegiate Debating Tryouts Begin Tonight
The first preliminary try-out for inter-collegiate debating teams was held Tuesday evening. The subject for debate is Resolved That United States Should Establish a Central Bank System. Each speaker has five minutes to present. About thirty aspirants compete for honors this year.
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United States
Indiana University sorority girls scammed by fake pressing agent
Girls at Indiana University sororities and Alpha hall were victimized by a bogus pressing agent who sold about 100 dollars worth of pressing tickets door to door. He vanished with the money and some dresses sent for pressing. The Alpha hall residents held a "stung" meeting with one ticket as admission, taking the incident cheerfully.
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Indiana
Alpha Hall
Purdue panel proposes new spiritual welfare office
A large Purdue committee of faculty and students met to consider adding to the university a nine member body to work with the student advisory board. A philanthropist connected with the university pledges to guarantee all financial support to employ a full time man to focus on the moral and spiritual welfare of students. His role would complement the Christian association rather than replace it.
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Stone
Christian Association
Suel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Thompson
Morocco
Franklin
F. M. Griffith
Vevay
Timothy H. Ball
Crown Point
Sheffield
Ala
D. A. Owen
Owens
Lake City
Florida
R. B. Wright
First Baptist Church of
Mattoon, IN
Thomas Neal
Lebanon
Franklin Friends
Roy VanDeman
Atlanta Baptist Seminary
Atlanta, Ga
A. O. Protsman
Fairmount
Ill
Darlington
Wis
Elmer H. Davis
Rhodes
Oxford
Julia Parrott
Mandalay
Burmah
Milton Shirk
Arena of
Indiana University
Purdue