Journalism may be added soon at Franklin College
A one hour course titled Advanced Composition may be offered this semester by Prof. Morgan as a forerunner to a journalism course. It aims to train staff members and future The Franklin contributors and will be scheduled to fit student needs. The move follows earlier announcements of a short story and an editorial writing class for the 1920 1921 college year. President Goodell had considered a news writing and editing course but past funding issues from the Student Army Training Corps delayed action. The three men considered for the program are Indianapolis newspaper workers with broad newsroom experience.
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Morgan
Franklin
Franklin College
Goodell
Army Training Corps
Indianapolis
Junior annual staff named for 1921 edition
Fred Robertson announces the Junior annual staff for 1921 with Theodosia Beasley Naomi Mullendere Helen Constable Grace MacArthur Hassell Spear George Cady Howard Myers Jobin Fornwald Harvey Allison as members The Sophomore rep and the Freshman rep position remain to be filled Roscoe Freeman is business manager Helen Bailey associate editor Davis Harrison and Catherine Ruthven left school Open meeting of the Student Volunteer Band in Periclesian Hall led by Inez Owen Marc Evans and Joseph McClure. about fifteen members.
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Fred Robertson
Theodosia Beasley
Naomi Mullendere
Helen Constable
Grace MacArthur
Hassell Spear
George Cady
Howard Myers
Jobin Fornwald
Harvey Allison
Che
Roscoe Freeman
Helen Bailey
Davis Harrison
Catherine Ruthven
Periclesian Hall
Inez Owen
Marc Evans
Joseph McClure
Fillam Committee Plans Student Council Show
Salesmen will visit Chapel soon offering tickets for the Student Council series. Each ticket costs one dollar and grants admission to the full six-number series, as organized by the Fillam Committee.
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Chapel
Student Council Motion Picture Show Set for Second Year
The regular Student Council meeting at Chapel approved continuing the college cinema palace. A committee led by Pleasant Huffman Jr with Ralph Thurston and Will A Burton will handle arrangements. They promise the best films yet and note a new light to improve lens intensity and a reel-winder to reduce waits, addressing past complaints.
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Chapel
Pleasant Huffman, Jr
Ralph Thurston
Will A. Burton
College thespians name new officers
David Bunnell was elected president of Wigs and Queues at a recent meeting. Helen Bailey is vice president Agnes White secretary treasurer and Hallie E L Hamilton business manager. New members include Margaret Mullendere Marian Ross Martha Forsyth Mary Purviance Mildred Byers Pleasant Huffman Roger Branigin and Harry Gilmore. The board postponed its meeting as president Grafton Jobson is away.
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David Bunnell
Helen Bailey
Agnes White
Hallie EL. Hamilton
Margaret Mullendere
Marian Ross
Marstha Forsyth
Dela Delta Desta
Mary Purviance
Mildred Byers
Pi Beta Phi
Pleasant Huffman
Roger Branigin
Harry Gilmore
Trang Phi Delta Theta
Signa Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Bernault
Ricard Peple
Kappa Delta Rice Fraternity
No Caps Ordered by Freshmen for Cap Policy
A late evening tour of men at furnishing stores reveals freshmen have not ordered green caps despite prior instructions. Sophomores have checked yearlings with few names taken and no enforcement. Upperclassmen will likely decide a definite policy at an upcoming meeting.
Enrollment Rises to 295 As Late Registrations Hit
Enrollment at the college grows to 295 with 187 men and 58 women among registrants. Three students withdrew this week, while new enrollees include Bruce Bowen and Myron Yount. Dr J L Beyl, head of education, joins Phi Delta Kappa after being initiated by Indiana University in August 2018.
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Daan Sherwood
Thurber
Edith Wright
Fairmount
Roy Hunter
Columbus
John’ Knight
Morgantown
Bruce Bowen
Rosaville
Myron Yount
Greenwood
Harry Eaton
David Pose
Bey Ts
J. L. Beyl
Department of Education
Phi Delta Kappa
Dr. Beyl
Beyl
Indiana University
Freshmen Embrace Green Fashion In Campus Parade
Green is the prevailing color on campus as coeds praise Freshmen outfits. Freshmen are ordered to wear green ribbons and green caps, with vivid green sweaters and grass green ties drawing attention. Some students worry caps are worn backward or misdeployed, dimming the intended effect.
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Gue Fond
Y M C A Cabinet Announced By Myers
Howard Myers, president, announces the Y M C A cabinet for the year. New department publicity and employment will coordinate job placement begun last year. William Morris leads employment work. other heads include Raymond Conley, Darnell Martin, Lloyd Cook, Sehenek Wainscott, and Leslie Carson. Officers are Myers, Conley, Hugo Gate, and Karl Pike.
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Howard Myers
William Morris
Clase
Raymond Coney
Darnell Martin
Lloyd Cook
Sehenek Wainscott
Leslie Carson
Raymond Conley
Hugo Gate
Karl Pike
Go AL
Sweaters for Seniors Named by Student Council
The Student Council decided to provide sweaters to senior lettermen at the meeting on Wednesday. Eligible recipients listed include Earl Campbell Hallie Hamilton Gerald Ross Pleasant Hulman Bruce Bowen Joseph McClure Paul Foxworthy Charles Farmer Chelsea Pruitt and Yandell Cline.
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Conneil
Earl Campbell
Hallie Hamilton
Gerald Ross
Pleasant Hulman
Bruce Bowen
Joseph MecClure
Paul Foxworthy
Charles Farmer
Chelsa Pruitt
Yandell Cline
Franklin College Women Plan Support Rally Before Season Opener
Franklin College co-eds plan a rally at Goodale Field led by Marian Chard to back the Blue and Gold. Coach Thurber prepares for Purdue game at Lafayette, focusing on seasoning, underclassman training, and scrimmages to build endurance and readiness. Spud Campbell shifts to backfield contention as Hamilton Naugle and Fox Worthy vie for the spot.
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Franklin College
Goodell Field
Marian Chard
Thurber
Purdue
Lafayette
Sterback
Franklin
Spud” Campbell
Spud
Hamilton
Naugle
Foxworthy
Geneaal
England Praised by Dr. Earl Pittinger at Y M C A Meeting
Cincinnati minister Dr Earl Pittinger addressed over 200 students and townspeople in Stott Hall praising England for its wartime contributions. He recalled months in a war zone as a YMCA secretary, criticized German philosophy, and questioned recent school books. Monaco Huffman has been named advertising solicitor of The Franklin Star.
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Earl Pittinger
Cincinnati
Y. M
Y. W. GC
Stott Mall
Pittinger
England
Pitlinger
Chapel
Monsant Huffman
the Franklin Star
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