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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
1
An address on Franklin College ethics argues college students must show higher morals and refined culture than the general public. It critiques permissive youth culture, cites religious service shortfalls, and warns reverence and true moral discipline are needed as education advances.
The text lists athletic managers bankers and officers for the Sophomore class and announces last Friday’s election: Clayton Pritchard as President Cletis Brown as Vice-president Edith Nelp as Treasurer Rutti Ws as Secretary Heléne Whtitesides as Paut Margaret Remy as Historian Leroy Cooke as Veil leader Russell Dunc ean as Athletic manager and references visitors Delpois Mich and Edwards Haldeman CO visiting Phi Dulls brother last Friday.
In a Thursday evening meeting, twenty two girls were welcomed as new members of the Girls Only club. The event highlighted future activities and signups for upcoming projects.
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