Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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.M:iry Matsey gets an Elscy Beauty Salim liair-ild belmc a (aiii| mi cl.iiiir. .Meiiilfc ' i ' s of the queen ' s tourt were Judy Roscoe. Delta Zeta; Helen Silljer. Independent Women: Queen Sandy o[ Del, a Delta Delta: Connie Gairett. ( ' n.iffiliated Women: :ind Margie Asp of Zeta Tan Alplia. Pait e Fidmer. I ' l l ' rt,i I ' ln w;is not jiresent. Sandr. Sells, inrn ele( led II tst n( ]ueen ol tlu ' at tile I ' mm liniior I ' voiii li dances her (nri im r w iih ( luH k Siumpl

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( .inilul.iUs Inr Krt-Ki -Nm ( iRiii are fieslimeii Elaine Headley. Zeta Tau Alpha: Paiiici.i Grav, Delia Zel.i: Pcnnv Heeter, Independent Women: Janiee Bursie. Dell.L Delta Delta: and Xiikv K. lisdi. Pi Beta Phi. Queens Crowned At Prom, Kee-Ko-Nut The Junior Prom. ,spf)nsored liy the junior class, and the Kee-Ko-Nnt, sponsored by Blue Key are two college formal traditions. Each dance is enhanced by the selection of a queen who rei 4ns o er the festi- ities. The freshman queen of the Kee-Ko-Nut taps men for membership in Lancers, the freshmen- sophomore honorary for those outstanding in schol- arship and leadership. Selected as Junior Prom queen in tiie spring of 1965 ' svas junior Sandra Sells, an English majcjr from Indianapolis. Kee-Ko- ut queen Janice Bursie ivas crowned ;it tiic 15hte Key dance held in February, Prospects oi a new dress, a la -orite lx ' ;iu and a good b;uKl make these occas- ions to be remembered. Nancy Gerber. Delta Delta Delt;i, erown.s Janice queen of the the dance sponsored l)y Blue Key, men ' s honorary. Queen Janice is a Ciesliman from North Providence, Rhode Island. 26

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Bettv Gutini.in ami David Kmerson jiiiiieil oilur sluiloiils ill the Sidewalk An Competition. Drawings were done with colorful tlialk and enlixened campus walks until an unap- preciative rain washed ihem away. Festival of Arts Highlights Spring I 1r- l sti .il ol ilic .Arts is a fairly nt ' w iniiov.niiui which h.rs t u pojMilar adcjitanc e dw the (aiiipiis siiiic it was liist iiitrodiKcd t(i llic Kille c three years ago. Tiie testixal. held in the spring of the year features gtiest lecturers on the arts, slide lec- tures, art cxhiliiis. i hoii and oti hestral presenta- tions, and ,1 dramatic jjiesentation. Last year an addiiion to ihe lc ' sti al was the sicle-svalk art contest. Students used i halk and lolorlull) ' detorated the walks ol the (.iin|)iis with oiiginal (halvings. The Beanx .Vrts ll.ill, p.merned .liter a Frein h d.ime of the same name, leatnred abstract ]xiint decorations and the wild beat of the Crests, a rock n roll band. . warm iii lii .iiid .1 (.). ! lund (Jll ■d siiid.ails l(] evacuate dorms in lavor ol tlie Beaux Arts Ji.ill, p.itterned alter its namesake on the Left Bank of Pari . 28 V ' A - ' :