The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-15
Earlha1nn

GlrlS athletic exercises Will be under
the direction Of Miss Clara Comstock
again this year. Field Hockey, ar
cherry, soccer, tennis and gymnasium
work will occupy the time of the CO.
eds this fall. Physical education is
required for two years during college
course and large flocks of girls turn
out for all branches. Hockey games
between the classes attract much in
terest and keen rivalry exists.
A girls tennis tournament will be
started early next week. Basketball
will begin after Thanksgiving holidays
Professor E. P. Trueblood has an
nounced the opening of the college
movie program. Movies are shown at
the college every two weeks on Satur-
day night. The program opens Sep
TENDER 25. with Mary Pickford in
"Pollyanna," October 9, Doug Fair
banks in when the Clouds Roll By
October %, Doug Fairbanks in His
Majesty the American" November 6,
John Barrymore in Or. Jekyl and
Mr.. Hyde
President David NJ. Edwards ad-
dressed the first Earlham chapel of the
year this morning on the subject: AN
Ideal College Career" Following a
scripture read and prayer, by DR.. A.
D. Hole, President Edwards made his
address, first welcoming the new
students and faculty members, then
outlining what the ideal college career
of student should be and what in
gradients were necessary for an aver
age students college life.
He first emphasized the need for
breadth of foundation. Education -
he said, lis life task. In many
students specialize too soon. want to
advise every young man and young
woman to use breadth as an ingredient
for their college career.
President Edwards next pointed out
that scholarships, although always con.
nected with a students college life
was not always understood. Scholar
ship" he said. sis not merely an &C.
emulation of facts but is an altitude
of mind. 1t developed the initiative
that molds character.
Much emphasis was laid by the
president on the by products of college
He said, mo ideal college career can
be attained without friendships
However" he continued, college
friendships may be either a liability OF
an asset. He also showed the import
ance of athletic and club life in the
college.
AS a last point President Edwards
spoke of Religion as an indispensable
ingredient in the college career. He
said, The religion l recommend tc
you is that which is the relation Of
your life to God on the one hand anG
to your fellowmen on the other
Announcements for the day were
made by DR.. Herschel Coffin, Regi
strar He announced that all faculty
members were present with the eXcep
ton of DR.. Purdy and Professor Lind
ley, who are on their way home from
England and are expected here the
last of the week He also announced
that he psychological tests for Fresh
men inaugurated last year would be
continued this year The test was tt
take place Wednesday afternoon a
$40 and all Freshmen were to be re
quired to be present.
New members of the faculty were
introduced by President Edwards. TIL,
new members include: DR.. Gout, heat
of the Department of Mathematics
Professor Oppitz. Physics: professor
Nicholson, Accounting; Assistant Pro
fessor Root. English; Miss Parker
French; Miss Nicholson and Miss Hall
Music; Miss Mendenhall. Chemistry
Miss Condiff, Assistant Librarian
Miss Mcclure. Nurse; and Assistan
Professor Holding, Spanish.