Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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I see the campus family at play, there is time for a bridge game, a coffee-date in the Key. Education is those social adjustments which pre- pare the student for life. The campus passes me on the way to hear the Messiah, or to attend the Home- coming dance. The names of the activities have changed. But the activ- ity, the enjoyment, the relief from academic pressure ... all these re- main the same. 10

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I see the students en route to activ- ities. The theater offers satisfaction for those interested in this plastic art; there are chibs which recoff- nize outstanding achievement, pub- hcations which foster the expression of ideas. Clubs and organizations offer each student a chance to apply know- ledge he has learned in the classroom, an opportunity to develop along the areas in which he is specifically inter- est ed. Clubs change, students change, but interest in the application of knowledge is constant. V I—I wr