The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
SPECIAL HONOR
WAITS De PAUW
FRESHIE CLASS
Members to Be Graduated
in Centennial Year
at University.

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE. Ind. Aug. 10
The freshman class enrolled in De
Pauw university in September will
have a place Of honor in the his
tory OF the institution. Members Of
this class will be seniors, being
graduated at the time De Pauw is
celebrating It's Tooth anniversary. II
will be known as the Centennial
Class.
Indications are that this class will
be large. Practically all rooms in
Rector and Lucy Rowland Halls. CO.
ed dormitories. have been reserved
and transcripts Of high school
credits still are being received.
About s78,400 worth of Rector
scholarships have been granted 10
freshmen men. Three hundred fifty
applications we're received seeking
one Of these valuable scholarships
which pay all tuition and fees for
four years.
Freshmen are scheduled TO arrive
on the campus Sept II for a week
Of orientation and registration. The
first year students will have charge
OF the campus for two days before
the upper-classmen begin TO arrive
Tor their registration Sept. H.
Begin Work Sept. IL
During freshmen week the new
students will be photographed. ex-
amined. feted. instructed and reg
istered so that they will be ready
to begin their regular class work on
Monday. Sept. 10.
President G. Bromley OMAN is
scheduled TO arrive on the campus
Sept. after spending the summer
on a cruise of the Mediterranean
countries with his family. He will
address the first chapel before the
student body as whole and also
give a word of welcome to a mass
meeting of the freshmen class dur
ing freshman week.
The plan of having one chapel
each week exclusively for freshmen
proved so popular and profitable
that the same system of chapel
services will be in vogue this year.
Monday and Tuesday chapels each
week will be for lectures. both off,
campus lecturers and from faculty
members; Wednesday will be the
day for devotional chapel held in
Goblin Memorial church.
Thursdays chapel is given to the
school OF music to bring 70 the stu
dent body both student and faculty
artists, Friday is Freshman chapel
in which the common problems of
first year students are discussed.
This chapel is in charge of Presi-
dent Oman himself.
Football Call Sept. 8
De Pauw's football team will re-
port Sept. 8 for initial practice. Let
tiers have gone out from Coach Ray
mond r. Neal TO all eligible candi-
dates. De Paw has arranged a
schedule of seven games all with
Indiana secondary schools.
For several years De Pauw has
claimed the secondary college
championship of the state without
playing a full schedule of Indiana
colleges. This year that title PROM
Uses 10 be more of scrap for all
concerned.
Few faculty changes have been
made for the coming year. Professor
Rowland Leach resigned from the
School of Music to take a place on
the faculty Of the University of
Redlands in California. Professor
Benjamin F. Swalin will be the new
professor of violin and director of
the symphony orchestra. DR.. Josef
Pikl of Austria has been given an
assistantship in the department of
chemistry. Eight members Of the
faculty were given promotions.