Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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he 197 76 for t year was ffl ed with achrevement and romrse e future he ma or events rnclu groundbrea :ng for a new chapel an a ointment by the Board of Trustees of a new resldeh he new chapel hnance y the Indiana Baptrs Conventro rs ev dence of the continue growt on cam us he roun reakmg fort e c apel took place us ten mont s a tert e newest burldrng on campus e urlock Phys1caIEducatlon Bur mg a been completed ur n w presrden Dr wm AI en Penn IS a native Hoosier w ose previous experience Include to a mrnlstratlve 10 s at e nrversrty o awan Unrversrty of Texas and Boston Unrver sr As Franklin continue to move a ea the p s was recognize lh t rs rcentennra ear S lrk all and ott Ha were named ot e e rster of Hrstorfc a Iona Landmarks by the De artment of the United 0 es Interior thletrcs continue o put Franklin rn t e spotrght as t e men s varsity team went o e atlona asketball Tour ney rn Kansas :ty w Ile t e women s team went to the state lnasfor sma co e es n a :me en the past seem d sometimes better than he present ran Iln College can loo ack with pride and to the future w patron success :th antlcl ' if I : G 5- V .I . . p . 2 h . T j ' ded k' - d np ' ' p ' t. . T ' d b ' 't ' n ' i- ' d h p .T g db ' h f h j f h f h ' ' , th Sp ' ' 'ld' ,h d . e ' t, .Ed ' I ,' ' ' h . . . d p Q, . . . . b th U . . fH .L . . . 5 'ty. ' ' a' h d, at ' d' h' b' 'ly . h' H St ll t h R g- . . . N r. I p . Sf t ' . ' ' dt ' ' h I' h ' ' t th NAIA N ' IB - . C. h. h , f' I ll Il g . 1 I f' wh e ' f , F k. kb . . . . .Q 5 ' of ,

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i f . it T 1 Y. A' 'gllt m lvl-l fff -4 r., nz, r ,VI , H Ages 4... i C 5 xl ,. - J , lx.. 1 ft gr M A: Cheerleaders and students alike showed their support by travel- ing to Kansas City for the NAIA tourney. B: Sophomore forward Debbie Henkle shoots, while freshman for- ward Kathy Tucker ll 4l waits for a rebound during the second half of the championship game of the Southern District Tournament. C: Junior Mark Humes got loose for a fast break for a basket while sophomore Andy Pritchard prepares to rebound.

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