The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-09
SUNDAY GAMES.
NOTES FROM PARAMOUNT
Full Report of the Past Week at Paramount
College


College.
President Morrison is hard at work in
the east securing funds for the college.
He will not be able TO attend the COM
mencement exercises this week.
The commencement exercises began
last Saturday with the examination of
the different classes. In the evening
the Zetosophian society gave an open
session. Their program was selected
and showed greet proficiency on the part
OF all the members. The ZetoSophians
hold the first rank among the societis
of the college. 1t is to be regretted that
the storm was so threatening as 10 ne
cesSitate the adjournment of the ses-
sion before the close of the program
as some Of the best things were re-
served for the last
The Plymouth Congregational church
was well filed Sunday evening by stu
dents and friends of the college to listen
10 the excellent address of Mr.. CT. S.
Gould to the academy graduates, on
Character and Character Building"
Last evening the Freshman class
gave their rhetorical exercise in the col
lege chapel
in a few days and Will set forth all de-
sired information and details concern
ing the enlarged faculty for next year
and all matters of interest 10 prospect
i've students. Those desiring catalo-
CUES are requested 10 address DR.. y. J.
Morrison, Wichita, Kan.
The coming week will bring to a close
what in many respects has been most
important year 10 FaiImount college
The accommodations for class room
work have been greatly enlarged by the
completion last fall of the entire first
floor of the college building besides pro-
vision for steam heat OF sufficient ca
p3city for the entire building when
completed Most of the money needed
for these and other improvements have
been raised or otherwise provided for.
The college was fortunate IN starting
last fall with an unusually bright class
Of young men and women 10 enter the
Freshman class who have done work
Of more than average merit, and who
VIII enter the Sophomore class for the
coming year with every prospect OF in
crease in numbers and a higher stan
dard Of grade IN the work 10 be accom-
plished.
1t is also expected that a large recruit
with the present academy graduating
class.
To meet these expectations the trs-
tees Of the college have wisely provided
Tor greatly enlarged faculty for the
coming year. the names Of whom have
already been announced in the Eagle.
Several additional rooms have been
fitted UP during the long vacation for
the large attendance which will come in
the fall
The department of natural science IN
Ger the management Of Prof. Barlow
VIII be greatly enlarged. Better faciIi-
ties for the home life of our students
viii be provided in the Putnam college.
and plans ara maturing for dornitory
Recommendations for the young men.
With these and other encoursgems1+S
the friends Of the college in the civ ard |
the state have every reason to feel rrsat
ly encouraged over the assured sucoass
Of the institution.
Ihe numerous assurances Of good viii |
and interest in the undertaking exp7ess |
ed by the friends OF the college have in
the past and WI in the future h. Of |
great value in securing for i a raoi5 |
growth
The great aid that can now b. .g4v-
en- 20 the institution is TO speak 1905 |
word for IL in season and out OF saa-
son and send the bright youth Of TIE |
Arkansas valley 10 De educated or /
E Salrnlount'S delightful hill