Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Freshmen pause for a coke during the intermission of the get-acquainted mixer. The dance was held at the Student Center prior to the beginning o f orientation week. New students find themselves going in circles during the first hectic week of orientation and registra- tion, while upperclassmen, being wise to the tricks of the trade, take things in their stride. Events crowded into the first week of school include teas, rush parties, counseling sessions and a round of examinations. registration and orientation President and Mrs. Harold W. Rich- ardson greet freshman Robert Butler at a tea given by the faculty and adminis- tration for new students. This annual affair took place at Prexy ' s home. Dr. T. C. Jenkins, of the Education Department, assists several freshman women in planning their class schedules.

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EVErOPMENT-pR06RAM Challenge (rtal , Minimum wal JO ZA SOA CO. HOME AREA Challenge Goal Minimum Goal I40.000-: 130.000- I20.0CO- 110.000- lOC.OOD- 9C.CCC - ' muBi -. --yv 75.000- - ' I ' c: :- 65,080 - -4 5.000 -, 2-!l p 25.000 - -J t President Harold W. Richardson and Jarvis Alexander, Development Fund team captain, check the progress of the campaign. Student campaign leaders and solici- tors attend a luncheon to receive in- structions concerning their part in the fund-raising program. development program Frank Mertz, director of public relations, and Charles Hershleb, consultant from Marts and Lundy of New York City and organizer of the development fund campaign, survey a future building site on the Franklin campus.