Dean to Move Headquarters and Reorganize Campus Spaces
Dean Sherwood plans a spring vacation reorganization to centralize offices next to the Registrar and Y M C A rest room. The project relocates the music department, band storage, the book store, and classroom assignments while preserving safety and access during the school year.
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Dean Sherwood
Registar
Bailey Hall
P. L. Powell
Burton
Franklin College
Johnston
Pres. Goodell
Fate of I. C. A. L. Decided at Tomorrow Meeting
The I C A L faces a decision on whether to maintain its current membership of Franklin Rose Poly Butler and State Normal or adopt a compromise plan such as keeping the league in one branch like track. The meeting by all I C A L representatives is set for tomorrow at the Y M C A building in Indianapolis. R N Gilbert of Rose Poly called the session and Franklin College will be represented by Coach Thurber who has full power to act for the college.
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Thurber
Importantias
Weenie
Franklin
Barlham
Rose Poly
Butler
State Normal
Indianapolis
R. N. Gilbert
Franklin College
Huffman
Hoss Shay
Matt” Ross
Hatton
Goan Thurber
Helen Belley
Muilendore
LC. A. L
Students favor disintegration of I. C. A. L. for radical changes
Faculty and students largely support dissolving the I. C. A. L. with many calling Franklin ready for higher league status or a new organization. Opinions vary from withdrawal and funeral references to forming an interstate association and improving eligibility standards.
Burton to Ensure Architects Consider Franklin Memorial Site
W A Burton, chair of the memorial committee, will push locating the Franklin College flagstaff on campus as architects map the Greater Franklin grounds. The flagstaff, ordered postponed by the Student Council, would cost about 1000 dollars if erected next year when prices may return to normal.
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W. A. Burton
Franklin College
Greater Franklin
Fern Teagardin Chosen Chairman of Shakespeare Committees
Fern Teagardin to head the arrangements for a Shakespearian program on Sunday April 25 to mark William Shakespeare's anniversary. Prof. Berlault called a meeting to organize the event and a decision was to be made on whether the scene will be improvised under the rotunda or in the gymnasium dormitory. Several students expressed intent to try out, and a class case was placed on the faculty bulletin board.
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Fern Teagardin
William Shakespeare
Berlault
Franklin College grades study signals grading standardization
Ma graph study by Prof Dwight Heath reveals unusually high grades at Franklin College. Three charts compare beginning and advanced classes by professor, aiming to standardize grading. Beginning classes show many average grades with Cs near Bs Meridian. upperclassmen earned more B grades. Continued on Page Two.
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Franklin College
Dwight Heath
Franklin Not Entered in State Peace Contest
The annual State Peace Contest at Purdue on April 16 will have no Franklin College competitor. The event, promoting peace propaganda, is organized by the Beabury sisters of New Bedford Massachusetts who hosted Franklin College in 1917 when Earlham won honors. Earlham has claimed five of eight meets since the group began in 1909 and plans a representative this year.
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Purdue
Franklin College
Beabury Sisters
New Bedford
Mass
Franklin
Earlham
Land
Franklin College grad Wagner builds Indiana champion team
Indiana fans discuss Coach Wagner of Franklin high school who led the team to the Bloomington tourney title. The Franklin College graduate, class of 1912, played guard for three years and was regarded as one of the state's top basketball men.
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Indiana
Franklin High School
Bloomington
Wagner
Griz’ ‘Wagner
Franklin College
Quint
Reading Well Attended by Miss Cotter in Chapel
Attendance at the reading of The Amazing Interlude by Miss Mette Cotter of Indianapolis was large with many students and townspeople present. The former student of Prof. A J Bernault offered a masterful interpretation of the Rhinehart work, donating her services to the Y M C A and Y W C A. A small offering was taken.
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Mette Cotter
Indianapolis
Chapel
Miss Cotter
A. J. Bernault
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Photographs Show Proposed Greater Franklin Campus Panels
Prof Deppe and Paul Mozinge photographed architect panel drawings for the planned science building chapel library and men’s dormitory at the Greater Franklin campus. Dr A J Vining will use the images. additional photos will become newspaper cuts for the Baptist Observer and The Franklin. Complete blueprints by Coolidge and Hodgdon have been submitted to college officials.
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Deppe
Paul
Greater
Franklin
A. Deppe
Paul Mozinge
Science
A. J. Vining
College
Bapitist Observer
the Franklin
Coolidge and Hodgdon
Chicago
Franklin College
More Letters Presented to Library From Mrs Buttz
A large bundle of church letters presented by Mrs Rachael Q Buttz of Columbus arrives at the Library. The letters largely address the Lough ery Association, dating back nearly a century. The parchment paper and ink remain well preserved, revealing pioneer church history through the epistles. Theo Sharp has the influensa.
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Rachael Q. Buttz
Columbus
Loughery Association
Final Preparations for Franklin College Dinner Event
The annual college dinner will be held tonight in the gymnasium with about 150 guests. Students organized drives to sell pasteboards, and faculty including President Goodell will lead a parade from the Library at 6 30 PM. The program features the Franklin College Quartet, Girls Glee Club, speeches by Prof C H Hall and Dean Sherwood, and stunts by committees.
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Mra. Goodell
As -Mareoh
Franklin -Jinglers
Franklin College Quartet
Girls’ Glee Club
C. H. Hall
Dean Sherwood
Goodell
Emma Vorhies
Ross on First Five in ICAL Basketball Quintet
Matt Ross from Franklin College was selected for a forward position on an all ICAL basketball quintet by the Earlham Press sporting editor. Bill Kingsolver and Earl Pike received honorable mention as forward and center respectively.
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Matt” Ross
Franklin College
Earlham Press
Bill” Kingsolver
Earl Pike
Four Chicago Soloists to Star in The Rose Maiden
Four Apollo Club soloists from Chicago will join Franklin College Choral Society for The Rose Maiden at Franklin Opera House on Friday evening May 21. Soprano Miss Margaret Lester, alto Mlle Ruth Simmons Worthington, tenor Eugent Dressler, and bass Hugo Castle join the Franklin group for the musical fantasy.
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Chicago
Apollo Club
United States
Franklin College Choral Society
Franklin Opera House
Margaret Lester
Mlle Ruth Simmons Worthington
Eugent Dressler
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Prof. Merrill
Bobby
Marian Ross
Lloyd Cook
William Kingsolver
Lqaaaal
Maurice Fields
Bulletin Board i
Heath
Theo Sharp
Ross
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