Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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ill.:- - CM mm ]Vh:. : r{u : ■- : . Li ' »«:,: :» Siil- -r|- l Queen of the 1955 Almanack is Karen Ball, sophomore member of Pi Beta Phi. Her ma- jesty hails from New York City, ew York. Other finalists in the contest were Barbara Shuler, Sharon Meek, Sue Scott and Esther Ramsey, all members of Delta D: ' lta Delta, The contest was open to all Franklin wo- men. Selection of the five finalists was made by a five-member faculty committee from pic- tures submitted by the contestants. almanac k 1 ueen Final judge for the Almanack Queen contest was Robert Wise, Hollywood director. Mr. Wise, who attended Frank- lin College for one year, in 1932, is now under contract with MGM studios. Major pictures directed by Mr. Wise include Blood on the Moon, The Set- Up,»- ' jThe Desert Rats, Three Secrets, ,; ' So .ig, Executive Suite, and Helen b Tt ' which is scheduled for release he Summer of 1955. irmal shot and a formal por- ch of the five contest finalists ' itted to the judge and his IS made solely on the basis tographs.

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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.