Franklin First The Staff Welcomes New Year at College
The eighty-fifth year of Franklin College closes with commencement today. The war is over and progress, reconstruction, and a bright future loom as $1,250,000 is pledged for the next five years. The new staff pledges Franklin First with plans for growth and higher entrance standards, while maintaining traditions. The proposed memorial pilgrimage to Dr William Taylor Stott may become an annual custom.
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Franklin College Alumni Honor Pilgrimage and Editor William Book
Alumni Day tribute recalls an annual procession to Dr Stott's home and honors William Book for elevating The Franklin from a student paper to a real commercial publication. Book, formerly manage editor and editor in chief, will join The Indianapolis News and aims for prominence in metropolitan journalism.
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campus almanack work underway for class of twenty one
Work on the twenty one class almanack is already underway though the book appears a year away. Individual and group photos of track and baseball teams have been taken, along with campus scenery shots.
Franklin College seniors earn summa cum laude honors
The 1910 Franklin College graduating class stands out for four members receiving summa cum laude. The remark marks an unprecedented achievement in the college’s history. The piece notes the official student publication once called The Kodak and questions the value of the Rose Technic exchange name.
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Prof Bernault to lead summer series on expression at Franklin
The Franklin will publish a summer sequence on expression oratory and drama prepared by Prof Bernault for next year. Indiana Delta of Phi Delta Theta announces the initiation of William Bridges of Franklin.
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Franklin College Track to Begin Early Fall Practice
Coach Thurber announced track and field practice will start early next fall with an inter-class meet between Freshmen and Sophomores to evaluate talent before spring workouts. The 1919 season saw strong showings from Kingsolver and Cross, plus wins at Crawfordville and Richmond, highlighting a successful campaign.
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Franklin College Baseball Finishes II I. C. A. L. Standings
Franklin College ends the season with a 6-4 record, taking second place in the Indiana Collegiate Athletic League after a 4-6 loss to State Normal. The year saw notable players returning next season, with several prospects from Franklin High and Hopewell expected to join. The club finished strong in 1920 and eyes turn to next year as many athletes, including track and basketball talents, are being recruited.
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Missionary Sermon Highlights World Christian Calling
The Rev. J. C. Robbins delivered the annual missionary sermon at First Baptist Church. He urged college students to invest their lives in missionary work, described needs across fields, and credited American Christianity with shaping world movements in the past quarter century.
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Portrait of Sunovall Presented to Colle
At the Alumni Banquet the oil portrait of Lieutenant August Leo Sunvall was presented to the Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta Rho. The 35 by 42 inch likeness, painted by a Chicago Art Institute artist, will hang in the chapel or Shirk Hall. The college plans a group of portraits for Franklin men who died in service and a war record of alumni within a year.
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