Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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V ' ' ' fi] ' y i« ' ■ ' .. - m ' L J ■A James Orlosky Charles Rowan Seniors Seniors who best filled all these re- quirements were Richard Fisher, Car- olyn Gitzen, James Orlosky. John Phelps, Herb Pigman, Charles Rowan, Patti Spahr and Connie Sunde. These seniors are typical college stu- dents: they feel equally at home in the library or the Student Center. In short, the eight Outstanding Seniors are ideal examples of what liberal arts graduates should be. . ti |: Herb Pigman 25

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:v.43aii.-iifcjitK, -»- Tt.- ' n- .-,- ■ iv Carolyn Gitisn Richard Fisher Outstanding Eight seniors were chosen as the out- standing members of the 1955 graduat- ing class. The final selection was made by members of the junior class, who voted on a list of nominees. Seventeen seniors were nominated for the honor by their classmates. Selection was made on the basis of personality, citizenship, e.xtra-curricular activities, scholarship and leadership. John Phelps

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Left to rif ht; Diek Heiney, treasurer; Nelda Mulhollan)!, sct-retary : Cunnie Sun- de, vice-president ; Herb Pinman. presi- dent. Seniors vVith mortar boards and academic gowns almost in view, ■mr s of the senior class of 1955 returned to school in !; er full of enthusiastic expectations for that best T- ghts of job opportunities, wedding plans, and vaca- igements were paramount, but memories that ing this for the last time, ran high, too, as seniors ■he corner for the last mile. And as usual, Dr. R. Ks provided valuable advice for the class of ' 55. fleers for the senior year were Herb Pigman, onnie Sunde, vice-president; Nelda MulhoUand, lid Dick Heiney, treasurer.