Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Appfarins sith the Il)cnnn Daiuc Theater is Laura IDledo wlio pcr- I ' diius a iciuluion of flamenco dances. l)a iil lieiiiard, flanienro f;uitaiisl. appears on campus as part of the lollege convocation scries. In patriotic oullils of red, wliite and lilue. |av and the Ameriians enter- tain students. The Lady ' s not for Burning , a romantic comedy is pre- sented durinn the H)65 Festival of Arts. Left to ri lu are Nantv Leavenworth. Stephanie Feme, cher, Bol) Ral)en. Ricii Hatdi Jolin Ciiapman, Linda and nick Fitili. Flet-

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tiluiMiuas liriiigs ga lU iniaiinits in iIk iloiiii. Delta Zctas Judy Conquest and Helen Davis slop in irnni nl their dour. complete with holiday trimmings. Decorated Campus Welcomes Christmas The joy aiul spiiu t [ ilu- hlcssccl hdlid.iy ( ' .liri.st- iiias are certainly iKit wasted on tiie Franklin tani- pus. .Sorority doors are gaily deeorated with ijrioht- ly colored paper and shiny tinsel. Pcisonal rooms are adorned vith indi idti.ili ed decorations. .Sorority and fraternity philaniliro|)ic projet ts oiten materi- alize at this time when p.irties are held lor needy ihikhen and mittens are |)in(hased tor cold little hands. The present, ition ol llandel ' s essiah by the comljined cllorts ol the ( ollej e-ionmuniity dioir and orchestra is .i l.ixorilc ,md nu ' anini;lul tradition of the colleoe. Townspeople and tlie campus tonununitv practice tirelessly for the annual presentation ol tlie .Messi.di. The actual presentation of the essiah is a beautiful holiday tradition ,it fi.inklin Colleye. i 23

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Appearing m Acer ' s Ago , D.i i(l l oi- maii as Mr. Gordon liccomes cnrageil with Mrs. Gordon (I.inda Flctdicr) ai the thought of liis d.uigliter soing on stas;e. l.nida HcttliLr mends ihr (hrss ol wliile Dave Forman looks on. i llu .ilir-.ispn ihl; d.iushlrr, k.illicrinr k.ili, Culture, Talent Broaden Our Scope I- iiui t.iiiinu ' iit ami culture (omc to the (.iiii])iis in .nR(l loniis. 1 he vear ' s i (invot atioiis tanked Iroiii tiie (ontrox er.sial philnsopliy ol Fallicr Xfalcolm Uciyd. Episcopal j ricst, to the haiintino strains ot ilanieneo guitar imisie. Students niarxeled at the lind)er antics ol a pantoiniine artist and listened in- tenth lo the ie s ol Zehna (.eorge, Daiifovth isit int; lectiner Ironi the Association of American Col- leges. The student activity scries, sponsored by the Student C ' .oimcil. featured the rock n ' roll singing- grou]3, [av and the .Americans, and the I y League crooners. The Lettermen. The Franklin Theater grou|5 presented The Lady ' s Not For Burning, Years Ago, and Ciecjrge liei nard SIkhv ' s Candida. The Letccrmen Concert presented in March imiiided sony I ' rom Broadway hits as well as cmrcnt favorites.