College picks Tilton as education head at Shurtleff
Professor Howard C Tilton appointed head of the department of education at Shurtleff College Alton born 1870 Elrod Thd moved to Hingis attended Shurtleff Academy and college earning A B and B S in 1895. He taught at the academy 1895 96 97 98 studied at Brown University earning A M and served twelve years as professor of psychology and political science at Shurtleff College.
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The Greek Candy Store WABASH Thirty Minute Limit
The article reports on a thirty minute limit imposed on annual Calor Rush activities at The Greek Candy Store in Wabash, with protests from Craw- Foodsvi licens holders. Junior and senior classes must shorten the time for events. upperclassmen urged shorter durations. no great danger of injury during testing. Indiana piece mentions a Delta residence with twenty three college girls and Denison University hiring two new teachers, Paul Bieffeld and John M. Piske.
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Student Council Rally at Chapel Dr Hanley Calls for Student Lead
Dr Hanley led a Wednesday morning chapel rally on student activities. He urged students to take responsibility while noting faculty cooperation for worthy efforts. The talk highlighted student council as the college’s main opportunity to shape campus life with support from peers. Royal Burton discussed football prospects, Hoy Barnett thanked for commitment to student activities, and Hymin Gore cited past council successes.
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