The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-08
Earlhan

HS girls varsity uCChSy SQudu Ids
been announced by Miss Clara Com
stock, director of women's athletics,
for the season of 1920. The girls men
toned on the team will receive their
letters in this sport.
Those making the team are as fol-
lows: Nellie Donovan, Abbie David
son, Fern Hodson. Debora Stratton.
1sadore Rush. jeanette Wilson, Mar
garet Nicholson, Agnes Sellars and
Bernice Hadley.
Agnse Sellars has been elected
hockey manager for the next year.
The manager for this year was Jean
cite Wilson.
"The Russian Revolution" will be
the subject of lecture by Baron S. H.
Korff at the next Polity meeting Tues
day, Jan. II. Baron Korff is Russian
tional Law at the Women's college,
Petrograd and in a Finland univers-
ity. He served as assistant governor
general of Finland under Kerensky.
, He is we'll recommended as a fluent
sneaker of wide experience, and will
give what promises to be one OF the
best lectures of the year.
The lecture will be given at s p. m.
in the chapel with no admission
charges.
Plans for the Senior annual are
now beginning to take definite form.
All the arrangements for the picture
work are completed: Mr.. Bundy will
do all OF the individual pictures and
important groups, while John Green
and Thomas Barr are to handle the
greater part of the pictures taken on
The campus. The annual staff hopes
to have this phase of the work COM
Melted before examinations begin.
With all of the pictures in hand, con-
structive work on the organization of
the book will progress rapidly.
THE business staff have comn|eted
All preliminary arrangements for the
publishing of the book. The Stafford
Engraving companv. of Indianapolis,
has the contract for the engraving.
ard Nicholson Printing comDany. of
Richmond will print and bind the
hook Paul W. Gordon. circulation
manager, reports that 326 subscrip-
lions for the annual have been receiv-
ed mp to date.
TIE Annual staff is planning to in
etitute a SNAPSHOT contest. by the
terms of which the person contribut-
ing the best groun of snapshots Of
Earlham and Farlham life shall re-
ceive a prize. The details of the con-
test will be decided upon and an.
nounced at later date.
The Joseph Moore museum has re-
ceived some very valuable and unus-
ual additions in set of eleven repro
auctions of extinct mammoth reptiles.
These specimens embody the results
of Investigations and research cover
ing a long period of years and are
the work of c. w. Gilmore, Of the
United States National Museum at
Washington, d. c.
DR.. Allen d. Hole arranged for this
set while visiting the National muse
UNI last summer, and they are pur-
chased by the department of geology.
From the work carried on by the
sRegistra ton for the second semes-
ter will extend from Thursday, Jan.
20, to Friday, Jan. %, after which time
an extra fee will be charged. No
changes have been announced in the
courses as arranged in the catalogue
The inter-group basketball tourna-
ment commences next week. Mem
bers for the class teams will be picked
from this tournament in preparation
for the inter-class games in March.
Obtains of the different class teams
VIII be chosen sometime next week.
The girls OF the Women's Athletic
association have bought a bobsled
which they intend to rent out to coast
ing parties this winter. - -5-.ss