Cabinets for New Team Made Public by New Officials
The Y M G A and Y W C A announced their new cabinets at last night’s regular meetings. Nine men and eight women were named with revised roles to increase efficiency and broad campus involvement. Prof Roberts will advise on personal work and evangelism, while two 1924 graduates join the Y W C A cabinet.
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Thurston
Yandell Cline
Gommunity Service
Wiliam Book
Campus Service
Richard Paygo
Andres Senfion
Ralph Thurston
R. C. Roberts
Herbert Thurston
C. D. Martin
A. E. Davis
Association
Ruth Cook
Geneva
Lois Williams
Home Service
Grace Barnes
Agnes White
Irene Chandler
Foreign Missions
Lucile Catron
Y. M
Prof. Roberts
Tedford
U. W
Two Entered Royce Kinnick In Song Contest
Royce Kinnick enters a song contest that closes in April, while Maryland, My Maryland is no longer eligible this week. Helen Morris spent the weekend at her home in Westport.
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Royce Kinnick
Maryland
Helen Morris
Westport
Gas Warfare Topic Highlighted at Scientific Association Meeting
At the March Scientific Association session in the history room Prof Roberts led a discussion on gas warfare based on Major Aulds recent Indianapolis lecture. He covered German chemical agents and Allied responses while noting wartime fears and precautions discussed in the talk.
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March Scientific Association
Roberts
Prof. Roberts
Major Auld
Indiana
American Chemistry Society
Indianapolis
United States
United
Ross Re elected Captain of Franklin’s 1918 Five
Gerald Ross was re elected captain of Franklin’s Fighting Five at a banquet hosted by City Restaurant owners. The junior led the 1918 S C All basketball champions to the title this season and is praised as one of Franklin’s best players on the court.
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Gerald Ross
Franklin’s Fighting Five
S. C
Ross
Franklin
College faculty committee backs early dinner after spring vacation
A faculty appointed committee including Profs Roberts Hodge and Miss Sloat met this week to advise a college dinner this year. They recommended the event be held as soon after spring vacation as possible, believing it will meet student approval and address desires for such an affair.
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Profs, Roberts
Hodge
Miss Sloat
Franklin college backs credit for work done by students leaving for service or farm
President Goodell announces policy at Franklin college to grant credit only for actual work completed when students quit school early for enlistment or farm labor. Indiana university and other Indiana colleges have similar plans with varying restrictions. a faculty meeting will finalize Franklin's approach. Mrs. Harold States of Wabash accompanied by sister Mary Bradley last week.
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Goodell
Franklin College
Indiana College and University
Association of American Colleges
Chicago
Indiana
DePauw
Wabash
Y W C A Tea Draws Over One Hundred Girls
A college library tea Tuesday night hosted by the Y. W. C. A social and membership committees drew more than one hundred girls. The event featured talks by wives of national cabinet members, a ukulele concert, and several word-building contests with prizes.
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W.C. A
College Library
Miss Hunt
Champ Clark
Ruth Graham
Thos
Marshall
Esther Myer
Robert Lansing
Waneta Deer
McAdoo
Irene Chandler
Baker
War
Nelle Gipson
Gregory
Anne ‘Tedford
Burlesony Agdes
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Mary Phillips
Interior
Mr. Laffé
Gladys Doles
Houston
Myra Carter
Commerce
Redfield
Esther Closson
Wilson
W. C
Esther Coons
A. Deppe
Franklin announces weekly baseball and track schedules
The Franklin will publish weekly baseball and track schedules for the year with updates as games occur. Baseball dates include DePauw at Greencastle, Purdue at Lafayette, Earlham at Richmond, Wabash at Franklin, and others ending May 30 with Hanover. Track dates cover Central Normal, DePauw, Earlham, Wabash, and the A L meet in Richmond. Misses Bertha and Helen Caffyn visited Indianapolis over the weekend.
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Franklin
DePauw
Greencastle
Purdue
Lafayette
Earlham
Richmond
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Wee Butler
Hanover
Eartham
Central Normal
ceCee Eartham
Everything Ready for Franklin College Big Meetings
Franklin College launches its largest religious campaign with night services at First Baptist Church for seven nights starting 7:30 PM. Dr Johnson and Erneg Naftzger lead with choir support as fraternities supply ushers.
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Franklin
College
Baptist Church
Franklin College
First Baptist Church
Ss. Johnson
Erneg Naftzger
Johnson
Itzger
Bel
Ie M. C. A. Cabinet
Y. W. CG. A. Cabinet
Suecogate
W. H. Book
Tabernacle Christian Churcht of
Columbus
Endorsement Move by Student Government Plan
Two organizations backed the proposed student government plan this week. The Perisan Literary Society met Friday and passed resolutions endorsing the plan, while sophomores at the Wednesday meeting took similar action.
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Peri¢sian Literary Society
Jat
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Mary Bradley
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Missies
Bertha
Helen Caffyn
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