Commencement Speakers Chosen by Franklin College Seniors
The May 8 1912 Franklin College issue notes four student speakers for commencement. The plan emphasizes senior input and aims to showcase work and student character for friends and faculty. The article contrasts this practice with Hanover College’s recent abolition petitions.
A Freshman Soliloquy and Student Events May 10
A Freshman soliloquy laments sleepless nights studying quizzes and the fear of being called to speak. Webster Literary Society program lists recitations debate music and lectures with student attendees and faculty oversight. Also notes Y M C A hand book committee members and editorial staff updates for The Franklin. funeral attendance in Indianapolis.
Commencement Speakers Chosen to Reflect Credit on Institution
The plan for this year's commencement aims for unparalleled success. If the speakers chosen prove as well suited as those in the present case, each class will wish to follow the example, reflecting credit on the institution.
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