Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Q9 'rr-IE ALMANKKCCIC. Egg A GREATER FRANKLIN By President Dr. C. E. Goode!! The time has come when all institu- i tions of higher learning are projecting great programs of expansion. ln this, Franklin College took the lead, having announced a program of expansion in 1917 which was temporarily held back because of the war. This pause, how- ever, gave time to mature its plans and expand these beyond the original de- sign. In the spring of 1919 a survey of the needs of the college for the next five years was made. This called for raising of a million and a quarter- 3600,000 to be devoted to increasing the endowment, and V S650,000 to be used for buildings and equipment. Al- ready, before the campaign for the above amount has begun, there is a feeling that a Greater Franklin, such as all friends of the College really wish to see established, will call for the raising of at least three millions instead of a million and a quarter.. This will be absolutely necessary if the new slogan of a thousand students for Franklin College in 192 5 is ever approximately realized. I Dr. A. Vining ' Realizing that the College is just entering upon a period of unparal- leled growth in material equipment, the Board of Directors recently de- cided to secure the advantage of expert advice with regard to its building program. One of the best known firms-of college architects was chosen to lay out building plans covering a considerable period of future growth. The plans as sketched by the college architects experts declare will pro- vide a campus which will be inferior to none anywhere in the country when finally completed. The promotion of these plans will furnish abun- dant use for the large sums which the Loyalty Fund might hereafter help to provide. In putting on the drive for the Greater Franklin, Dr. A. J. Vining has been employed as its capable promoter. 149 FRANK-LINTCULLEGE A 55 17