Y W C A to Present Tuesday Concert in Newcastle
Miss Maud Schmidt and Miss Barbara Schmidt of Newcastle will present an instrumental and readings program in the chapel on Tuesday evening February 3 under YWCA auspices. Proceeds go to buy new song books. Barbara Schmidt, Met Opera School graduate 1914, readies for an Artist’s diploma this June. The program features three vocal solos, readings, Italian monologue, scenes from Les Miserables, Daddy Longlegs acts, and instrumental numbers. Starts at 8 pm, about 90 minutes, admission 25 cents.
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Maud
Barbara Schmidt
Newcastle
Young Women's Christian Association
Metropolitan School of Music
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
A. J. Bernault
Annual college dinner poised as social affair
Faculty and student committee plan a formal annual dinner with sub committees for eats decorations publicity stunts gym preparation and program under Pleasant Huffman. Glee Club and cadets expected to dress in formal attire as the ticket drive begins next week with price per plate to be announced.
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Pleasant Huffman
Professor Heath
Opal Wright
Liaya
Ralph Thurston
Marian Ross
Leslie Carson
Theodosia Beasley
Glee Club
Etite
Scandal at the campus as professors shimmage and slip
A chaotic campus note describes professors shimming and sliding on a slippery day. The account mentions a Russian Glide rumor and humorous missteps on treacherous sidewalks, with readers warned to restrain laughter or risk falling themselves. The piece teases a continuation on the next page.
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Dame Ruimor
Wes
Science classes adopt syllabus plan used by Chicago schools
Professor G introduces a semester plan with complete lesson by lesson syllabi, bibliography and questions for each topic. Deppe copies the format for Eugenics and Genetics Geology Botany and Embryology outlines. Students praise the structured approach as effective and widespread in major schools. Tag Day for Y M C A set for February 4 with dues collection in Chapel and a badge for paid men. A Y M C A social follows on February 5 in the Gym. Blanche White visits the dorm with Evelyn Hoagland and Helen Jeffery.
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Chicago
Deppe
University of Chicago
Gratitude Expressed by Franklin College Students
The Franklin College co ed staff thanks the regular staff faculty members and students for loyal support in producing this issue. They express appreciation for the assistance received and present the product of their united efforts.
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Franklin College
Fera
Franklin
Franklin College Quartet Wows at Southport Concert
The Franklin College Quartet performed a varied program at Southport on Wednesday evening, including sacred and secular numbers, group solos by John Barnett and Kenneth Andrews, and a crowd favorite piano stunt. The ensemble drew eager applause from Southport residents and Franklin supporters alike, with Fern Peagardin assisting and Russel Spear introducing the stunt.
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Franklin College Quartet
Southport
Wly
Kenneth Andeaws
John Barnett
Andrews
Russel Spear
Fern ‘Peagardin
Aumber
Franklinites
Yegg Breaks Into Beriault Home But Bonds Safe
Professor A J Beriault’s household was broken into when his wife found doors open and a trunk containing Liberty Bonds left ajar. Although a search ensued, the would-be thief fled empty handed, leaving bonds still missing but later recovered by the Beriaults.
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A. J. Beriault
Beriaults
Three Activities Rule Sparks Student Activity Debate
Franklin College faces a faculty proposal to limit student involvement to three activities per person. President Goodell’s chapel morning announcement causes unease among students who juggle multiple clubs while planners predict shifts in leadership and program focus.
Students stage decoration protest at chapel platform
About fifteen students disrupted the usual faculty platform by occupying the pedestal and leading a daily chorus. They declared a chapel choir of twenty voices selected by Mr Johnston from the glee clubs will sing daily in chapel and likely perform once weekly.
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Iis Fothers
Abul
Ordin
Johnston
New Series Plans And Student Support At College
The callez e movie series presented by the Student Council last semester proved financially successful. A report with definite statistics will be given at the next Student Council meeting. Arrangements are made for a second series this semester featuring Wallace Reid in the Lot tery Man. It is expected student support will match or exceed the first series. Last Friday Pi Phi girls held a spread in Gladys Rudd's honor.
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Wallace Reid
Pi Phi
Gladys Rudd
Campaign to enroll 1000 Franklin students in 1925
Dr. A. J. Vining leads a Franklin college drive in Indiana to organize Baptist churches and students for the goal of one thousand students in 1925. Franklin clubs form statewide to rally support and unite efforts for the college's growth with Vining directing activities from a new headquarters.
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A. J. Vining
Greater
Franklin
Indiana
Dr. Vining
Vining
Dean Sherwood
Eugenics and Genetics Course Set for Ten O Clock
A university course on Eugenics and Genetics remains scheduled for ten o clock despite earlier push to move to three thirty thirty. Mr Deppe arranged Thursday meetings to accommodate students while most prefer the original ten o clock time for full semester access.
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Deppe
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Y.W.C
Young Men’s Christian Association
Blanche White
Evelyn Hoagland
Helen Jeffery
NG Wit
Yegg
Beriault
Goodell
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