Almanack to Grow by New Signatures and Engraving
The 1921 Almanack will increase by about 400 dollars over initial estimates due to an added signature and extra engraving work, bringing the book to roughly 200 pages the same as last year. Fern McGuire states sales from contracted items should cover costs, with letters sent to Alumni to boost subscriptions. The board has submitted proofs and won’t fix a publication date yet.
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Fern McGuire
Almanack Board
Alumni Day changes time to join banquet and meeting
Alumni Day schedule shifts to combine the afternoon business session with the banquet. Board members and alumni bows to improve attendance and governance. Dr Arnold B Hall 04, vice president, will toast, with class reps delivering responses. toast list pending completion.
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Ieen
Alumni “Association
Arnold B. Hall
Alumni Association
Tri Delts Host Garden Party For Forty Couples
Forty couples attended a Delta Delta Delta garden party at the county home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry George. The scene featured sea toned lanterns in sorority colors with a five course dinner and entertainments by Miss Etha Dickson and dormitory members. Chaperones included Prof Dwight Heath Miss Elsie May Thurber and Prof R C Roberts. Earl Pike attended a YMCA committee meeting at the Central Y M C A building in Indianapolis discussing next year’s work. Several Phi Delta Theta members plan to attend the Hanover College province convention next weekend and invitations were extended for the eighth annual Phi Delt drive to be held.
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Tri Delts
Delta Delta Delta
Harry George
George
Etha Dickson
Whiteland
Dwight, Heath
Elsie May Thurber
R. C. Roberts
Earl Pike
State VY. M.C. A. Committee of Counsel
Indianapolis
Phi Delta Theta
Hanover College
Local School Leaders and Community News From Franklin
Franklin high school appoints Hugh Vandnyer as principal succeeding Prof J Frank Bruce. Center Grove schools expect Vandnyer to assume superintendent duties next year. Raymond Moeller 49 becomes Mooresville high school principal at 18000 salary. Marriage of Helen Vandivier ex 24 and Hubert Henderson ex 22 kept secret until now. Roscoe Gilmore Stott and family vacation at Pine Lake for a month.
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Hugh Vandnyer
Franklin High School
J. Frank Bruce
Hugh
Center Grove
Franklin
W. Noble Cartey
Detroit
Nick
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
Raymond C. Moeller
Mooresville
Prest-O-Lite Co
Indianapolis
Y. M,c
Harry C. Hougham
Florence Ratliff
Helen Vandivier
Hubert Henderson
Jeffersonville
Akron
Ohio
Hubert
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Pine Lake
Two Contestants Named for Baldwin Declamation Contest
Fern Teagardin and Una Hank are the two entrants chosen for the Baldwin declamation and oratory contest to be held at Chapel on Thursday. Gold and silver medals will be awarded to the winners. Both contestants study public speaking under Prof. A. J. Bernault. Summer session enrollment rises with 100 plus current students and 40 enrolled this week. final term to draw large attendance on June 10 when high schools close.
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Fern Teagardin
Una Hank
Baldwin
Chapel On Thur
Baldwin: Ual Jaffair
Miss Teagardin
Miss Hauk
A. J. Bernault
Normalites Elect Larabee and Officers
Lloyd Larabee was elected president of the summer students at the organization meeting. Thomas Boardman was chosen vice president Eunice Morrison secretary Thomas Palmer treasurer and Vivien Bennett pianist. The majority will stay until July 30. Dean Sherwood urged chorus and choir tryouts.
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Lloyd Larabee
Thomas Boardman
Eunice Morrison
Thomas Palmer
Vivien Bennett
Dean Sherwood
Browning announces marriage to Miss Powell in Franklin
Herman Browning has commissioned The Franklin to publish his marriage to Miss Mary Powell of Irvington. The wedding occurred at the bride's home on Saturday May 4. Mrs Browning will live with her parents until college ends. The couple may move to Franklin next fall as Browning attends Franklin College. A $405 YWCA budget was set at the cabinet meeting rising over $200 from prior years. The foreign student item stands at $100 and the budget will be funded by a campaign, not the $100 member system.
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Ibe
Herman Browning
Franklin
Mary Powell
Irvington
Franklin Star
Browning
May Queen crown marks Franklin college celebration
The afternoon program begins at 3 30 with a parade of the co ed body along Jefferson street to the public square and back to campus. At 4 o'clock the May Queen is crowned and dances around the May pole follow with solo dances and an Oriental fantasy.
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Jefferson Street
Franklin
Eunice Snearly
Helen Carter
Edwinna Carnahan
Franklin College Boosters Club Forms With 14 Members
The new Franklin College Boosters Club, invitational with a 14 member cap, plans an executive committee, May Day involvement, and a tag day for next fall returnees. It aims to act as a local chamber of commerce style booster group, organizing athletic events and student recruitment campaigns.
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Boosters Club
Roberts
Earl Pike
Richard Sampson
Margaret Mullendere
Fern McGuire
Franklin College
Chamber of Commerce
Roosters Club
Arange
Sever Rtant Tera
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H. P. Klyver
First Baptist Church
Benton Harbor
Columbia University
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Godwin's Pharmacy
Ainbrook & Ballard
Jefferson St
Water St
E. J. Kielhorn Clothing Store
O. T. Lagrange
Franklin National Bank
United States Depository
Franklin Water, Light & Power Co
Kream Krust Franklin Bakery
Ekream Krust
Mean’s Drug Company
Clark Prather
Fountain Pens
Mean's
N. E. Cor
Public Square
W. Jeff
van Hawking
East
Jefferson Strest
O. L. Vandivier’s Grocery
Indiana
Arthur J. Bernault
W.A. Burton
Ruth Paul
Visi
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