Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Hollis Hughes Assistant to the Treasun A. B. Franklin College Not on the G. I. Bill. Guy Baker Voice Instructor Westminster Choir School Try it this way. Harvey Jacobs Director of Public Rela A. B. Franklin College My idea is this Mrs. Helen Harvey Home Economics A. B. Purdue University Count the calories. Franklin College

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CJutstanciing Seniors MARY CATHERINE BREWER M. C . was working to- ward her degree in Journal- ism and at the same time was busily engaged in organ- izations on campus. During her four years she worked on student publications and served as business manager of the Almanack her junior year. She wielded the gavel for Theta Sigma Phi and House Council as well as Pi Beta Phi during her college days. She was also vice-presi- dent of the Student Council Executive Board, member of Gold Quill, and was selected for the college edition of Who ' s Who. JACK DAVIDSON Though being married and tending to household duties. Jack found time to be tops in activities with his interests varying from ath- letics to glee club work. Jack ' s versatile character gained him the Job of Presi- dent of the Student Council Executive Board, and also that of Lambda Chi Alpha president. I. R. C, Blue Key, Council were other organiza- tions in which Jack actively participated. In the fall se- mester he was named for the college edition of Who ' s Who. MARGERY KITCHEN Pudge ' s last year has undoubtedly been her busiest as she kept house and yet maintained her active partici- pation in campus organiza- tions and held important of- fices in several. In her jun- ior year she was secretary of her class. She also served as vice-president of the senior class. Her dramatic ability perhaps distinguished her most and also gained her the office of president of Theta Alpha Phi in her senior year. She was also a member of Gavel and Rostrum and was secretary-treasurer of Gold Quill her last year. HALLIE HAMILTON Hallie ' s range of activities varied from his fondness of athletics, particularly foot- ball, to his interest in jour- nalism. He won letters in both football and track, be- ing captain of the latter during his sen ior year. As feature editor of the Erank- lin and copy editor and lay- out man for the Almanack, Hallie spent much of his time on the second floor of the main building. Organizations claiming his membership were Pied Type, Blue Key. and the Student Council Executive Board. GEORGE KENT As son of the acting pres- ident, George has maintained his family ' s interest in school affairs by serving very capably on committees and in student organizations. His successful undertaking of the special Christmas program at convocation led him to the co-producer ' s job in the popular Operations Eollles. George was chairman and de- voted many hours to Revis- ion Committee of the Stu- dent Council Constitution and was also a member of Blue Key. LEON PACALA Leon also proved that be- ing married and going to school handicapped him in no way from being an out- standing member of all or- ganizations in which he served. He participated ac- tively in several dramatic productions and was presi- dent of Wigs and Cues the past year. His enthusiasm and eagerness made him one of the most popular cheer leaders. Probably his most honored achievement was his selection for membership into Alpha.