Rose Polytechnic Final Examinations Underway
Rose Polytechnic conducts final examinations as thirty two students prepare to graduate.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
3
Rose Polytechnic conducts final examinations as thirty two students prepare to graduate.
Levi T. Pennington a senior from Earlham College Richmond Ind representing his state won the annual contest of the Interstate Oratorical Association at Brandeis theater His subject The Evolution of World Peace Henry F Coleman colored a junior at Cornell College Mr Vernon representing Iowa took second with The Philosophy of the Race Problem. Y M C A and Y W C A plan handbooks for 1910 1911 Trustees pay half of the bank expense. A 2015 subscription to ward Moores Hill college debt and improvement campaign shows three weeks results The senior class leads with 1000 and the sophomore subscription has risen to 315.
The Purdue University senior annual has been distributed among the seniors and shows improved artwork and senior panels. The Purdue Young Men's Christian Association held its annual camp supper on May 21 at the grove west of the Purdue farm, described as the big social event of the Y M C A.
President F J McConnell of DePauw University will make two trips to Cambridge next year. He plans two two week stays to engage with Harvard trustees and related academic circles.
The annual junior prom at Indiana University filled the student building with about two hundred couples attending. A junior book was issued this year and given as a keepsake to each guest.
The Wabash College senior class to graduate June 15 plans a stone arch at the main campus entrance as a class memorial. The arch will be dedicated during commencement week. The stone steps at the campus entrance were laid by the class of 1898.
The article notes enrollment figures at Indiana Normal for the midspring term. It reports total attendance and outlines that attendance will not be completed until all remaining sessions and studies are accounted for.
Hanover senior class plans an outgoing gift of an electric clock to be placed in the Thomas A Hendricks library and ring hourly bells in recitation rooms replacing the old Classic hall bell. Girls at the Point House hosted a Panthygaric dance honoring coeds not living in the dormitory with guests in male attire.
Friends of the Young Women's Christian Association have donated about 200 dollars through dime cards as part of a drive to raise roughly 1,500 dollars for remodeling and refurnishing. Additional contributions have been received and the campaign is advancing steadily toward a few months.
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