Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Freshmen began to find out exactly what college life is, sophomores got that power- ful feeling at being upperclassmen, jun- iors struggled with the Prom, and seniors began to look forward to that long awaited day in June with a mingling sensation of pride and sadness. Each minute of these days Vill be re- membered by F. C. ' s student body, and again in the fall, a fresh young army of new recruits will appear to create new and dif- ferent memories, because the show must go on at Franklin! Marlene Hungerford and her Pan-hell King date, Phil Ruffalo, pose for the photographer at the an- nual Cupid Capers. The Show Musi Go On At Franklin Don Mills doesn ' t have to put up much of a sales talk to sell Canteen cof- fee to Betty Schirmer and Jim Ward. Page 4

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fc )-o PAGE 21— CLASSES PAGE 43— FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION PAGE 49— SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 71— SPORTS PAGE 85— ACTIVITIES PAGE 107— HONORARIES V ■ 3 ¥ Page 3

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From freshmen orientation to commence- ment, over four hundred college students gathered at Franklin College this year for various reasons. Some came to master the classics, some to become more worldly wise, and some just to make new friends, but all came for some sort of an education. Visits to the Canteen, happy hours at dances, the long lines at registration, and moments of study, too, filled the nine months that made up the 1953-54 academic year, and each of these guys and dolls found what he was looking for. Professor C u i t i s D. Kirklin assists sophomore Marilyn Evans in figuring her semester schedule on registration day.