Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Beyond The IDalls in H The beginning and the end — Take heed, all you who near approach, that you leave these portals divested of none of the honor which you found here upon your arrival.

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Shirk Ha II A glimpse of the beautiful campus, dotted with leafy shrubs, and shaded by tall trees — buildings clothed in a garment of ivy, blending age, dignity, and beauty into a harmonious whole.

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-pilOR A Long Time, The Almanack ' ' X has been published with the idea of presenting to the public a graphic record of another year in the history of our institution. All sorts of books with all kinds of themes have been edited, which have represented countless hours of hard work on the part of the editor and the managing staff. Again this year, the Junior Class of 1933 is endeavoring to record the happenings of the year which has just passed, and we are trying to do it in a way which is somewhat novel and different from any which has g ' one before. In these pages are shown the college itself at work and play, for the college is not merely a building of brick and stone, but is made up of the men and women who iive and work here for four of the happiest years of their lives. This book is a record of their activity, •and it is the sincere hope of those in charge of this publication that it will be kindly received as a memorandum of another year in the life and work of Franklin College.