Franklin College Expands Courses In Shorthand and Public Speaking
Dean Sherwood announces two new courses: shorthand and type writing led by Howard Myers, and advanced public speaking with play- presentation prep by Prof. Bernault. Myers brings nine months of business college study and prior secretarial work. Fifteen and twenty-five students already enrolled in the new classes and others in Shakespeare and English argumentation courses.
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MEN Fall Tennis Tourney Fields 16 Entrants
Sixteen players entered the men's fall tennis tournament organized by Prof. RC Roberts. Top contenders include Matt Ross and Bill Curnaian. Entry list closed at Chapel time. draws to be held this afternoon and first round set to begin Monday if weather permits.
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RC. Roberts
Matt Ross
Bill Curnaian
Williams Delaney
William Carnighan
Stanley Schenck
Charles Gar Hin
Gilbert Best
Olaf Naugle
Howard Robinson
Dale Trout
Elmer Bean
Hugo Gale
Prof
A. Chester Roberts
Lou Montgomery
Glenn Ray
John Bergen
Norbert Kelly
Gerald Ross
Y W Holds Reception The VOW
The Y W C A held its annual reception for college women and faculty Thursday in the assembly hall. The event began with a six o clock luncheon followed by an internal get acquainted session. During the September 25 to October 2 membership drive new members were to be launched and initiated. Mars day on October 2 featured attendance by Prat Bobo Hoberts and President Goodell at a prominent Itolary Club gathering in Indianapolis. Malle Pruitt spent Thursday at her Edinburg home.
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Women Wish Pay Continued From Page One
Gloom settled on Goodell field after practice as injuries struck the squad. Hap Hatton suffered a bad eye wound and has not trained since. Bowen knee and Lowery eye cuts disrupted scrimmage with Merrell injuring a freshman ankle last Saturday.
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Bruce” Bowen
Jerry” Naugle
Hatton
Goodell
Halton
Franklin
Hap
Bowen
Lowery
Ruben Merrell
Waynetown
Green color chosen for eye love and modesty
The column notes freshmen fear public teasing as the green label is worn. a standout student dons a green tie and ribbon, and the piece praises the color for eye comfort while humorously urging resilience. It encourages future classes to endure the tradition with good humor.
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Mack
Webster Elects Officers For Webster Literary Society
Webster elected officers for the fall term at a Friday afternoon business meeting. Joseph McClure was named president with Mary Lewis as vice president and Bertha Caftynert i as assistant. Maude Humphreys and Fred Robertson held consul roles and several others were chosen for posts including censor Ralph Thurston and recording secretary Charles Corbin.
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Webster
Webster Literary Society
Joseph McClure
Mary Lewis
Bertha Caftyn
Maude Humphreys
Fred Robertson
Mary Purviancée
Clara Evans
Jobin Barnett
Myra Carter
Ralph Thurston
Charles Corbin
Stanley Sehenck
Kana Smith
T. Sharpe
Harald Tarding
Women Welcome All College Girls to WYA Membership Spread
A reception for college girls and women faculty members was held in the Association room Thursday evening. The event started at 7 o'clock and lasted until 8. Agnes White outlined plans to expand the YWCA membership to include every girl in school. Alois Martinek and Edward Ashley, Detroit, former Franklin College students, visited friends there.
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Edward Ashley
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College reception unites students and faculty at Stott Hall
More than two hundred students and faculty attended the annual college reception in Stott Hall on Friday. The event used class tags and a receiving line to greet newcomers, with Prof. and Mrs. A. J. Beriault entertaining by reading My Ships.
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Stott Hall
Franklin College Elects Harvey Allison Cheer Master
Harvey Allison was reelected cheer master by the Franklin College Student Council on Wednesday. Willan Delaney Roger Branigin and Russell Spear were nominees. Allison plans twice weekly yell practice and a Hollering Hundred for Hanover game on Oct 9. The football schedule and sweat ergs for ten senior FP men were approved. A resolution expressed sympathy and called for a just hearing for Professor Herriot G. Palmer.
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Harvey Allison
Willan Delaney
Roger Branigin
Russell Spear
Allison
Franklin
Hanover
Franklin College
Herriot G. Palmer
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Vesper Service At YW Held In Perelesian Hall
The YW organized a vesper service Sunday afternoon in Perelesian Hall. Miss Bertha Reuter spoke on The Attitude of Old Girls to the New and Campus Relations. Mary Purviance played a piano solo. Miss Mabel Vandivier left for Edwards Miss where she will teach first grade at the community school. Mrs Vandivier, a Franklin College alumna, is a member of Delta Delta Delta.
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Perelesian Hall
Bertha Reuter
Mary Pureviance
Mabel Vandivier
Southern Christian Institute Oat Edwards
Vandivier
Franklin College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
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