Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

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What a grand experiment you h ave stepped into. Franklin is faces . . . pensive, doubtful, hopeful, laughing, crying, exuberant, joy- ful, droll, lively faces. Franklin is minds . . . anxious, extraordinary, ques- tioning, gifted, participating minds. And Franklin is emotions, and sensations and in-depth conversations. FRANKLIN IS LIFE . . . pulsating life, and you are the blood of its veins. Come dine with us and taste this slice of well-earned life, it's yours! Opening 5 X lt's hard to believe that a year has already gone by. The frustrations of L.S. I and ll are past, but do not look so optimistically into the futureg you are only halfway through the L.S. pro- gram. Before you lies Great Books and World Civilization: but one year's experience is already behind you. Enjoy your sophomore year. lt is work, but it is the type of work that increases your thirst for knowledge. It is excite- ment with apprehension about what to expect for the next two years. 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'- p.f.r A vl- MEI GEC: D52 WY' f 1970 Franklin Homecoming was filled with color, chatter and happy facesg Vicki lVlcCord of the Unaffiliated Women reigned as Queen. Her court was Becky Gerbers, Delta Delta Delta: Katy Lynch, Delta Zeta: Tracy Daniels, Franklin Inde- pendent Womeng Ginny Ehalt, Pi Beta Phi and Pam Van Fiennes, Zeta Tau Alpha. The day proved unfruitful for the 8th ranked Grizzlies who lost their first game in four starts to the Taylor Trojans, 14-12. Delta Zeta and Phi Delta Theta combined to win the float competition. Homecoming-13 I -I 4- l lA x N .. .ki - 2 1 ,-.- ' xii! 1 nun 4' ' ar . , J - 1 , da 1 x ..'0-5 p x- u ,N , '-N ' 'Sim .A I Q . 4- S 4 1.-sg ' A' x 'Q-9 -QNX 1 an V 1 1 1 .X as VP 8 Jn V., Q-... 9 . ,Q , k 4--is-'V 1, '. ,. , X l ' 1 . Y N A V 1- if A, Vx , - -, ' A .. H X: ,Q ,JMR .X-Q'Y' 4. 1 ' 1 Dr. Howard Kuhn Dr. Richard Graham Mrs. MarY Gordon Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of English PaIT'Tim9 Instructor of English r , , A L f , .4 l ff .v ,. im ,. Q Dr. Thomas Ehret Assistant Professor of English Mr. Gary Gordon, Assistant Professor of English lleft, frontl 16-Faculty l l l l l I l l ll, Bidi! Sd' 'x .......,..7---M Who sags 'ain'f' ain'f good English? Mr. Richard Swan. Associate Professor of English Mrs Gladys Swan Dr. David Gladish Assistant Professor of English Professor of En9I'sh mm, N , Y -f--Ae:-Q.-.sez ff- -V: -- s.. ..-'M' ' . A full-time staff of qualified teachers stimulates English students with a chal- lenging program of in-depth reading, writ- ing and analysis. Because they stress superior instruction, Franklin English pro- fessors strive to remain intellectually alive through teaching in many different areas. Aiming for intellectual curiosity, -English majors take 16 specific hours in English, including three courses in major writers and one course in Shakespeare. In addi- tion, through various electives, majors are able to broaden their field of knowledge and pursue other interests. In consultation with their professors, some students are encouraged to take individual study. Miss Glenda HanNood Assistant Professor of English Facultv 17 P-. 3 I i I I l ll I Ni Mr. Harold K. Lawson Instructor of Physical Education vis I Dr. Joseph Doran Associate Professor of Sociology Nlrs. Doreen St. Clair Assistant Professor of Women's P.E. Mrs. Lucy Riegel Part-Time Instructor of Sociology 5 I -fu. 4 I I 3-e-if-1' AX w.Sw ' Psgc. challe KIIITIIIQCPK IWUD 35 PU SU10l'GfPmx wlifinm, Uhlffsfbssa IIOQI Gong mdfms N sa TIJM1 YI I Faculty 18 All 1 I we . i 5 I y r ,sq, .,.. N .,.:, M 1 ll I I 5. I I - E P I X Numan... 1. Mr. Stewart Faught, Associate Professor of Men's P.E. 1 ' 1 . ,- f, .. -f 1' an .g ,'w,zs---,f,f- f,, ,, . - x--J.,1f,Lt ,fR:'5f'-m.2gs'gi-7224 t f, Jxffr, ww QQ,-'::sf,ez:2,'ft?2s f 'W 5' f f 5 5- is f Psgc.. Soc.. and P.E. challenge the mind and bodg Knowledge of both the individual and the group are important concepts in the study of Psychology, Sociology and Physi- cal Education. Experiencing a complete turnover of fac- ulty members, the Psychology and Soci- ology departments strive to get their students involved through experiments and field work. Mrs. Ruth Callon Associate Professor of Women's P.E. Parallel to this actual experience tech- nique, Physical Education majors are exposed to all a ct i v ities and are encouraged to get directly involved in team competition. Continuously expand- ing, Franklin's Physical Education depart- ment also presents guest speakers and emphasizes the importance of getting actual first-hand experience. gmwm-7W Q s-UEWFWKK Qfqgpqnvdi Ewa-H-'H A .r YQ Q 5 t -fi 2 s SIX 5 we - NW if if X . fi 1 ' .Q ,li sz . SN if E Q is-if Mr. Charles Cagle Instructor of Psychology l IVlr. Edward Thompson Assistant Professor of P.E. Dr. Virupaksha Kothandapani Assistant Professor of Psychology X 5 X Faculty-19 2 l 2 M., ll Mr. Robert Chupp, Associate Professor of Journalism li I I l Mrs. Sandra Hamilton J Part-Time Instructor of Journalism r I I A ' Mrs. Nettie Hicks Dr. Thelma Tsismanakis, Associate Professor of Education l l Part-Time Instructor of Music ill! Dr. Ruth Holland Assistant Professor of Education 20-Faculty i . naxzzxne ., ,,, JUN, The ' lljm -ua llslt- lui. The arts touch ever life ever da Mr. Samuel Hicks, Assistant Professor of Music Miss Mary MacNiven Mr. Luigi Crispino Associate Professor, Theatre and Speech Instructor of Art re- U U U Art has always been a pleasurable method of communication, whether it be the visual arts, the dramatic arts or the musical arts. The Art, Theatre and Music departments combine to offer the fresh- man a sampling of each as it relates to the others. The course representing the three arts is Creative Arts, which prompts the student to an awareness and appreci- ation of his surroundings. Separately the three departments present the student of the arts a demanding, rewarding program. Mr. Robert Bennett Assistant Professor of Art Mr. Thomas Almaguer Instructor of Theatre and Speech ,,,h.'jii F , 'f' -aw T lik !I I-T-H W 7 - N ' ' 'M 'A ' ' K , A , l ' -1. min i-:M wig! wg., tLL.:.:ffW!-'15i'lC,,,, L. P , ' --- -..g..Q-......: Y., .Y . Y . f .Y . - Q - ' , - , -L...-.-- rd-- - .- . V - - ----W -- W , Q .... ..'...,,,,,..Q...,..,1,1,1,,HEw..,,,,,A.M,...M..m.L-i-.-Mw,...1...W.1.M..--X--NX - x NN x f gn! -no ul W x mqfw 2? ,vi ' f W .Rf Q ! , ff 'Wu Dr. George Launey Assistant Professor of Economics l Mr. David Naile, Assistant Professor of Economics A curve here does not mean a ball: if' ln a year of elections, political science, mathematics and economics all figured prominently in the issues. Reflective of the national activity in these areas, Frank- lin's Political Science, Mathematics and Economics departments are an active part of college life. Under the guidance Mr John Chlarotti Instructor of Economics 24 Faculty s a graph! of Dr. lVlcKnight, Dr. Hood and Dr. Launey respectively, these areas offer the student a challenge in the experience of every day usage. To be properly prepared for life a student must be well versed in these areas. - , Dr. Paul Nugent Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Rodney Hood Professor of Mathematics Dr. Robert Holbert Assistant Professor of Pol. Science Miss Myra McFadden, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr- Montel' Ogden Mr Noel Marquis Instructor of Mathematics ,M ,YL . , S was s 1 4 fs? f W My af , 4 M555 2 it ggi xx 1, X Professorlal Lecturer Economics I Dr. Richard Park, Part-Time Instructor of Mathematics Faculty-25 'he History department filled its de- essor, Mr. Kenneth Prager. The young istorian received his master's degree from 1 . . . hilosophy and Religion also received e . egree graduate, Dr. Bailey has become K K . . . . .- :udeht related interests. '. Thomas Howald ' :sistant Professor of Phil. and Rel. E ui E H-WW '. Robert Toole ssociate Professor of History , ,,,,,......l.u1uw..s.- ,, ' sg:.:.aufe.,.....,.va..f. . l. -.1..l....y. -hu 1...-.J....,L 'FIN' -Iisforg is war and peace-and tudging' leted ranks with an outstanding pro- diana University. I . . w blood in the form of Dr. Warner IVI. ailey. A 1970 Yale University doctoral tremely active on the Religious Activi es Board, devoting much of his time to , , F k. 5. ly, A, Dr. Warner Bailey Dr, I, George Blake A t Q , . , Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion Professor of History . ,V r 1 l pun if Q 4 1 ri fi xx f ,Q Q K Nlr. Robert Nlurphy, Professor of Philosophy and Religion gf X .g .,,.. N, ..... QQ.-- r. . l Mr. William Ritz, Instructor of History Dr. William Sturm Professor of Phil. and Rel. Dr. James McKnight Associate Professor of History Mr. Kenneth Prager Instructor of History uenos dias-,. gufen fag. bon jour. good dag l Languages are honored this year with a Franklin Scholar in the department. Laura Pilotto, a Spanish-German double-major was selected for the program because of her academic achievement. The languages offer a student the opportunity to famil- iarize himself with the language, customs and heritage of people of other cultures. The very bright student has the option of studying abroad in Spain, France or Germany during his junior year or of participating in a departmental honors program or as Laura is doing, the Franklin Scholor program. Mrs. Marilyn Pryor, Part-Time Instructor of Spanish Mr. Allen Murphy Assistant Professor of Spanish Dr. Joseph Height Professor of German it A thy, Miss Alicia Pianca, Associate Professor of Spanish l E da f I 15 Mr. Gardner P. Mr. Vicco von Stalendorff, Part-Time Instructor of German Ashley, Associate Professor of French Mrs. Priscilla Grant 1 Associate Professor of Spanish NS-N Dr. May Butrick Professor of French Faculty on Leave. Leland H. Erickson, Education Ronald Montgomery, Soci0l09Y Mary Owen, History Daniel Poe, English Faculty 29 ,F...., -- oo ,, Q I igggjg,,i,,,o,, ,.., ,,f:,.,,,.ov., ., ,,,. ,1.., -.-mm ,v... 4:.,z,,:':ir:::'rff'f:a-,A 1 Q 1 i i i l 5, 1 ll s il ,! Lancers-front: Jim lVlor1thie, Joe Nlonachino, ' Rich Delph. Rear: Jack Sturdy,Charlie Allen. Blue Keg, Lancers, Gold Quill. Phi Alpha . . Lancers-Don Lipps, Dave Deem, Phil Heller, Tom Boyer. 1 i 'i H ll li I R 5 1 .-1 + A I X ,N . x , 5 if E 1 I I Blue Key-Jack Sturdy, Bill Receveur, Dave Hill, Robert Shook, Charlie Allen. l 1 . 30-Organizations , l '-:v::::::.:-:.L.:..: . MAH.. . 94, J:.. , ,, 1: 1 swysf, A' P gl Rfsxx E 1 Q7 'gag we H -YW x 5 x A 1 lQnuv . CDG Xu M 122 :'f,3a 'lt x 1 4 Muff 3' z 11. i:.M....:::,f. X -,ip, ,-. 'c 4 ii' 'U'.'f-5' :-W-7'4'A?ILl . , .'-'15 ', A , Refi fy W: ff' 'twig ' I-Q-gff, . 1--f ,- EWS! if Qifgff. A 3' jg ., -- ' x . l':3' 'K' : 1 ,. iggfgtfff Jig, . Qs K xi... 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A EAL' S: g , X fu...fl' - IVA, P-4 . -1 piflw, Organizalions add piril lo campu life 32 Organizations Young Republicans-Pete Willson, Bill Rece- veur, Jack Sturdy, Dan Fawcett, Brad lVlc- Knight, Tom Gloeckler RAB Officers-Julie Tappan, June Maple, Nlarty Harris, Dave Jones SEA Officers-Vickie Fulmer, Jenny Nlenser, Ronnie lVlapp, Cynthia Pappas l I al Glu new 1, lo l I T 2 l Bering Q Max BQ 2 Y, . , f. S , w . B 5. X. B ,nm B tl -' . . . 42 -'-1f:-':r:Iira-- ...,. .-u+:.:..':::-,:..-1:L:4.:.1ff , f if ,K , , H, A ,WW .M-.A k v .M-- QM' A ---R -F bd- YA-Am, A W 'gun iYi., M. mg, I-V mmm WA- W t X A -li, R ., ui' nf Clubs offer new cultures lo students gl 1 l l l if l Q., l, Spanish Club-Front, Greg Wagoner, Laura Pilotto, Joe Spivey, Speed Collingsworth, Gail Atchison, Phil Heller, Michael Fiorini. Rear, Prof. Alicia Pianca, Hubert Jackson, Dan Moore, Karla Anderson, John Cotanch German Club-Front,John Reedy,Steve Jaquay, Bob Robinette, Margaret Height,Pam Van Rennes, June Maple, Laura Pilotto, Back, Prof. Von Straalendorff, Max Bassler, Jim McDonald, Lyman Benner, Dave Musgrave, Prof. Height ? s pi' 1 1' ' Af French Club-Front, Francis Knue, Kent Duck- wall, Chris Fields, Karla Anderson, Pat Cook, Robbie Rich, Tricia W h e e I e r, Back, John Cotanch, Scott Farkas, Dan Moore, Heather Fair, Steven Schwartz, Russell Ashworth, Ginia Hall, Sherry Stephenson, Bob Davis, Karen Nickless, Cynthia Pappas, Joanne Barber, Prof. Ashley, Prof. Pianca K xi? .QV .ff s,,.,.,f..w., if r a Sidi ,..-, , W Mem.-in-qf...,f.frf---L,-vrv-,-V .V :off-Neff'---D V - ' ' Circle- 1 l Q f I I , '4 Circle K-Bob Shook, Jack Sturdy, Pete Willson, Tom Gloeckler, Bill Fieceveur, Dan Fawcett, Carl Ahrens C rl l l l 5 , C. :role-K Sweelhearl Reigns 34-Organizations Karen Sturdy-1970-71 Circle K Queen -.--...+......T,. ,,,, , M k W., f I nl 1 J. l S? . s f zz i It A. 1' ' K 5 N Sports Car Club-Gregg Jackson, Bob Garrick, Steven Ehinger, Randy Adams New clubs are added +0 FrankIin's rosier Car Club and Pep Band LEP make debui J Pep Band adds new spark at basketball game. Organizations-35 1 1 , w P v '!f1 QQ' WW A' ,-N42 s...-N , i 'Xu' bf fi Q25 I 1 L 5 z I P - D gr',:?.,.mHE.-..-..---. l : l l The ALMANACK presents the 1970-7l Sixteen Franklin College seniors were honored this year by being named the outstanding members of their class. The selection for the National Who's Who of American Colleges and Universities dis- played a diversity of scholarly pursuit as well as a cosmopolitan and international flavor. The group includes a Franklin Scholar, a departmental honors scholar and four double majors. The major fields touched by this year's group include Philosophy, History, Political Science, English, Journalism, Biology, Chemistry, Spanish, German, Pre-lVled, Pre-law, Soci- ology, Physical Education, and Elementary Education. From Indiana to Italy hail the Ellie Truesdell Judy Myers members of Who's Who. They include the Lancer's Trophy winner and the Laurels Trophy winner as well as the presidents of Blue Key, Gold Quill, Chi Beta Phi, Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha Phi Gamma and most of those honoraries members. Also there are members of Theta Sigma Phi and Phi Omega Psi and the participants from the Washington and Drew Semesters. Governmental positions are abundant within this elite group. The Chief Justice of the Student Court, trea- surer of the Senior Class, Vice-President. 36-Who's Who Charlene Sturgis, Steve Jacquay, Phil Heller, Judy Jones VSSWNQS - X X xl W SQ sa- W S-A -tv Ns!-N George Hayes, Laura Pilotto, Wayne Superczynski Collegiate Who's Who of America . . . of the Student Council, Chief Justice of Hoover Court, and the trea- surer of Panhellenic Council are repre- sented. The presidents of Zeta Tau Alpha, Phi Delta Theta and Hoover Hall, the vice president of Hoover Hall, the secretaries of Pi Beta Phi, Delta Zeta and the treasurer of Phi Delta Theta are honored. The presidents of Circle-K, Republican, Demo- crat, Spanish and German Club aswell as members of French Club, Choir, RAB, SEA,WFCl and WBA are all among Who's Who. t Aix Q Front: Dawn MacNab, Beth Campbell. Rear Jack Sturdy, Dave Hill. Jenny Nlenser, Shirley Johnson, Cheryl Burnham. Who's Who 37 -his 4+ -441 W '-fm.. 3 nuwwww ip.. QM Mfxkl Ngxm Winans X OW Y. me X X, M xw-13' 4 W' A 6 V2- ,X .X X E , fm 2 A fm , ' iw ig 5g ,595 y , -, 7 ' f 1, f L f, 1 ?,v f f Q L as SW A, .v , E1 A55 7 f Z4 A ,via I Q r D051 Gb i Dr. Wesleg Haines-our energetic President Dr. Wesley Haines will confirm that being president of a college is hard work and long hours. President Haines has been the impetus behind the unprecedented period of growth that Franklin has experienced. Hoover Hall and the Campus Center are proof of Dr. Haines effectiveness in pro- moting Franklin's goodwill to Alumni and friends of the college. And yet, with all the responsibilities of his office, the President finds time to become acquainted with many of the students. His vigor and energy inspire spirit. President Haines r e f e r s to several plaques awarded to him. Undertaking the demanding task of a college president, Dr. Wesley N. Haines has promoted Franklin College to all parts of the nation. -mx Q. Url 9 ll YH 17' rf ...id lVlr. Robert Baker Director of Business Affairs Nlr. Noel Baker Dean of Student Life Miss Linda Beach Assistant Dean of Student Life Mr. Robert Foster Assistant to Director of Business Affairs lVIr. Raymond Fetterley Vice President, Finance lVlr. Byron Waterman Assistant Dean of Student Life Mrs. Grace Cleveland Academic Recorder Dr. Richard Park Dean of the College lVlr. David C. Naile Coordinator of Records Administration-41 , .W . . X R1 14 . N-,,.,. . K .M . 4 A -- IBQ v 3 X .4 42-Administration le R- QA ,X Q ii... N, X, MJF -sw ,WA ,N,,,x,.. 41... ,, An efficient stall is necessarg o campu 1, M ,wN,,,,,w,,W ,N 8 fwnadkssszw' we A 9 . s sts . ,rr 1 4 5 , . 6 7 8. . 9. i i 10. use A Q 11. 12. 2. 3. f . 4 .s ,A ' Mr. Bryan Van Deun k , www - s s ' .Q.1: :.fi1 wrt.. gmtxv W...-Q Assistant Director of Financial Aid Mrs. Geneva Mitchell Manager, Bookstore Miss Sally Battin Counselor, Admissions Office Mr. Herschel Atkinson Counselor, Admissions Office Mr. Eddy Teets Vice President for Development Mr. Harry Loveridge Manager of Physical Plant Mr. Walter Akhurst Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Mrs. Jane Hettich Director, Alumni Relations Mr. Noel Marquis Director, Computer Center Mr. Darrell Westfall Director, Saga Food Service Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Otte Director of Campus Center Mrs. Sandra Hamilton Director of Publications and Publicity Administration-43 i J Q 44-Administration .z,a .-as , - -4- 3,9410 iv f f 1 9 l : J W 4 2 3 5 3 7 i W i i I K x 1 M ' ' Mrs. Hester Coward Curator of Special Collections Mrs. Alice Carr Assistant Librarian Mr. Vicco vonStralendorff Associate Librarian Mr. Robert Coward Head Librarian Miss Mary Belle Burch Assistant Librarian Miss Sheila Casey Registered Nurse Miss Lennette Bogee Registered Nurse Mrs. Joyce Green, R.N. College Nurse William Province, M.D. College Physician ,- ,. ., dr ,M rl, .. --s,...4a...s.' 1 I K 1 '1 ! f' C! all 4 , Q Maw r - :X fsmfQMQ A f ' - SQ! ms , we xi x A1 A, ihhm xxx .6 ,ff 5'1 5 1 5 , a , f 'xfvfy X X wwwii' X14 W we N ffm 'if viii lb MIC F' ' aw Rf mwQ.,y,f-gm N I N x X 5 . X . xv X Nwwwi . x X SA Q h ywtm Q. Th-W . N W.N,Wx .. WWW-Q -2 Q V ' x ss, x v Q7 , ,wgwg M 3. .ww .A Q, - Q my - Wm, w- ve. I -in-wil ,HJ '- .ir ' ' ' 7, , + ..-.-... .fab L..,-W, L. - A1 .Ne-1.. ,x 1 r'..4-a,r..,-rv..-.rw.,..--. Big Red' Machine Big Red Faught deep in thought W I if The Machine fi-ff Row 1 P. Heller, C. Allen, S. Jaquay, Evan Williams, B. Hickman, B. Uns- worth, M. Cox, M. Bailey, G. Clark, B. Mustard, L. Burch. Row 2 P. Levett, K. Murray, F. Knue, D. Seigfried, P. Povvell, D. Wagner, B. Englander, D. Duracz, B. Jackson, T. Hauswald, J. Cooper, L. Janes. Row 3 G. Carter, L. Boyce, J. Andrews, D. Pendley, K. Mahoney, R. Doyle, J. 48-Football Craver, R. Delph, K. Fiedler, B. Bollier, C. Hadley, B. Lalich, Coach Chiarotti. Row 4 Assistant Klysz, Head Coach Red Faught, B. Alburtus, D. McManus, R. Racine, M. Klene, G. Cooper, K. Thompson, S. Welchans, G. McGinnis, S. Gonzenbach, J. Caddell, F, Vanzo, Coach Lawson. Herd OW . 'nf 5733 MW W quailflei ' if we YW' ' f. . . uv' sea:0FD' L55 mere- Oi ' l'3 Frankl Eli Franklli Franklif Frank! if Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklir Frankl? 'Frank ' 'llllners ri 4 l, rr'- . 59 ill F. Go reckless, stay loose, and enjoy football is the concept that Head Coach Stewart Bed Faught feels is essential in having a winning season. The 1970 Grizzly Football team displayed these qualities this fall, ending regular season play with a highly impress- ive record of six wins and three losses, plus a bid to play in a post season bowl game. According to Big Bed, the 1970 squad is the finest team he has coached in his fourteen years at Franklin Col- lege. One of the most important aspects of Big Bed's Machine is the abundance of talented personnel throughout the squad. Generally, a winning football team is comprised of mostly seniors, however, the Grizzly squad is sprinkled with seniors as well as outstanding juniors, sophomores and freshmen. Franklin College football has developed tremendously in the past few years, and with the classic victory over Wayne State University l40-12l in the Mineral Water Bowl, the future looks even brighter. Franklin Football Record Franklin Opponents 900l'9S Seo res Franklin 60 Hope 6 Franklin Hanover 14 Franklin Earlham 13 Franklin Taylor 14 Franklin Ind. Central 13 Franklin Georgetown 22 Franklin Anderson 14 Franklin Manchester 13 Franklin St. Joseph 22 l'Franklin Wayne State 12 +Mineral Water Bowl Game Physical, statistical Phil Powell With a rush and a roar the ruthless rock rebounded Boomer!! Elusive split end Bruce Hickman 49-Football I 1 i V - H U 'ss . Think about it . . . Phil Heller and Lloyd Burch determine the fate of a would-be pass receiver i i i l l l I 50-Football Co-captains Bill Unsworth and Mike Cox Coach Butch Lawson, sidelined Grizzly Doug Crotty, Coach John Chiarotti, and Assistant Terry Klysz Brad Alburtus, a tackle-busting back with finesse This is where it all begins Pensive, defensive Gary Clark AHYU nel for My mg We fulei 1 'T foodlii mem mill? 5, 1. il ,i From- Glen C OB .Mi ner Intramural Football Anyone vvho has the notion that Intramural-Flag football is a game for those vvho cannot take the hard knocks of college football, has never seen an Intramural football game. There are certain rules in l-lVl football that contrast greatly with those of regular football: but, at the same time, in l-lVl football there is no equip- ment, except for skin, muscle, and bone. Consequently, Intra- mural football is challenging and competitive. The teams on l Front-Rich Ellis, Bill Espy, Mike Rolland, Jim Henniger, Jim Barczak, Glen Deming. Rear-Dave Skinnon, Mark Herzog, Jim Davidson, Jeff O'Brien, Bill West R. ew li. ,, X Top-lVlike Fiolland-KDR, Ed Settle-I-Men, Paul Nicolopolis-PDT. Bottom- Ron Smith-l-Men, Rick Douglass-SAE, Curt Sessoms-I-lVlen. campus were evenly matched this year, however, SAE moved out into first place to capture the l-lVl football title, while the men of KDR took first place honors in the A division. A 12 member offensive and defensive All-Intramural team was selected by the referees at the close of the 1970 season. The names and pictures of the All l-lVl selections, and the champions are shovvn below. .., .,.. , 3, ,AZ - f .,., .- e -V I Top-Bill West-KDR, Bill Friedrick-LCA, Glen Deming-KDR, Bottom-Glen Turner-SAE, Jim Davidson-KDR, Scott Geyer-I-Nlen. Row 1-T. Gloeckler, P. Willson, B. McKnight, B- 3h00k. B- Harding. RUW 2-J. lVlcKinney, D. lVlay, B. Receveur, B. Weiss. 51 -Football sslumwwa.,-.M-..a.N..........,.. , .r -. Lei's eat Thanksgiving dinner together Excelsior Springs, lVlissouri is a quiet little resort area about thirty miles north- east of Kansas City. The Franklin College Grizzlies paraded into the peaceful ham- let late Friday afternoon, November 27th, casually lounging around, digesting the nutritious Thanksgiving dinner they had shared the day before. Night fell, the Grizzlies slept, then a healthy, lVlid-West- ern rooster signaled the dawn of November 28th: the day the Grizzlies were to destroy the Wildcats of Wayne State, Nebraska. As the day progressed, so did the Grizzlies, and by dusk, the Grizzlies had out-scored, out-classed, a n d out- hustled the Wildcats in a momentous Mineral Water Bowl victory, 40-12 la new bowl scoring recordl. lVlany of the Griz- zlies performed extremely well, and in addition to those individuals who re- ceived trophies for exceptional play lBlair Jackson, Phil Powell, and Phil Hellerl. Coach Stewart Red Faught feels that the entire squad must be praised. The whole team is great . . . l love 'em all, said Faught, with sparkling eyes. Winning the lVlineral Water Bowl was the culmina- tion of a spectacular, record-shattering football year for the Grizzlies. All the blood, the sweat, the tears, and the bruises of the season seemed to pay off. So now the glimmering victory trophy takes its repose in the Campus Center. There it shall remain, reflecting the glory and grandeur of a great football team, and a new Franklin College spirit! 2 President Haines signs the contract. .Pr Jeff Craver grabs a Wayne State fumble. Xi T NW! 5 N i i Alla S i 4 TOUCHDOWN!!!!l ly j i .if N x K Q . i I ul l. l i i l A l ii l 4 l ii 1 I Supercalilr- glil licex- pealidocious '-M FT: ly, Ms. If .4 S l rv '-s if M41 Wy., X , is-,ff V-W M 5 .- Q- . ,X. - Q1 2 M. N , Vin?-ff? fS4M,'s','fw'ff?11U' zffifk' X X J X ., ' L .Q X- Q 1' f i Q X W Unsworth and Mike Cox Photos courtesy oft Franklin Daily Journal .....,...,.-.. ..........,..... Q 9' Q rf 1 f f X ,ide 4 y ,W If WQV X A , A , 5 M I . X s A W5 N Ns.vmeX,4m. ii -QQNX Isl. P Brad Alburtus breaks away for six points aao. s X l W X: X N 1? L. E Holding spoils from the game are, front-Phil Powell, Phil Heller, Blair Jackson. rear-Bill Mineral Water Bowl-53 F. l l f : i ,. 1 V ,. g, 1 F l i - i -WA Cagers get it together in great season i i Qi Il fix .QW li '. 'i 1 l l l l ,lv t , i i 'VM b l l . X. Aj . . Q e x . 4 i - ri T s I Varsity-Front: Steve Reinhard, Dan Fell, Don Lipps, Coach Ed Thomp- son, Mike Holcomb, Dave Deem, Mike Johnson. Back: Coach Clark Dick- erson, Evan Williams, Bill Carpenter, Bob Lovell, Jeff Lancaster, Dan . Moore. i , l 1 ll ii- or l l l l' i 5 l- Basketball took a turn for the better this year, as the Grizzlies finished with a vic- ' torious 14-7 record lin regular season playl. The Cagers also vvon a seat in the VH N.A.l.A. District Tournament. Coach Ed li Thompson has revitalized Grizzly fortunes s on the hardcourt. Many things can be li cited for this improvement, and Thomp- son gives credit to two main points for team's success, an improved attitude and ll the desire to win. Once Franklin was ac- customed to losing seasons. The team this I year put forth a great team effort and ' lived up to their pre-season goals. The l Grizzly Cagers worked together and jelled lj into a winning club. 'i . is ll il I! 'i 2 -, i i . 1 i ' l l A I 54--Basketball ,P ,. 'f KF ll . , l:,55f,f ' ' l l l i 1 l i Junior Varsity-Front: Bob Lovell, Jeff Brown, John Poindexter, Bob Gibson, Don Irwin, Steve Fisher. Back: Gary White, Kent Tresslar, Jerry NlcKinney, Greg Rice, Ken Sutton. Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin 'Tourney askelball Record Huntington 107 IU-Purdue 53 Thomas lVlore 71 Indiana Central 88 lVlarian 89 Taylor U. 104 Earlham 84 lVlillikin 87 Ripon 92 Rose Poly 69 Manchester 80 Earlham 101 Anderson 80 E. Illinois U. 98 Hanover 84 Taylor U. 1 75 Manchester 79 Indiana Central 74 Wabash 101 Andrew 78 Georgetown 94 Earlham 96 Intramurals provide campus interest Intramural sports have been an established part of campus extra-curricular activities. The program provides the spirit of com- petition for men from the living units of Hoover, Cline and Bryan Halls as well as Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Kappa Delta Rho, Phi Delta Theta and the faculty. Points are awarded to the teams based on their vvin-loss records. At the year's end an All-Sports Trophy is awarded to the team with the most points. Doug Pett jumps high to block a Phi Delt shot. Duane Duracz fights for a rebound. Dickerson puts one up for the faculty. f s lf 1 ue Q l M13 mb 'Rare Earih' highlighi Winier Weekend - ' -if ' 22: 58-Winter Weekend B Q - Q ,-2,-.J Brad lVlcKnight brings his own to BYO. Raindrops were falling on the heads of Winter Weekend concert goers as unsea- sonally vvarm weather brought monsoon like rains to the campus. The sounds of the Chosen Few and main attraction Bare Earth rained upon an attentive standing-room o n I y audience. Among Bare Eath's numbers was their million- dollar seller Get Ready. The following night, Saturday, SEB provided the Bris- tol Proclamation for a BYO dance. .v-g-N.an.., X, : M s 'Ss--'W wr If-f sf-1: E..-.N F.C. Thealre gives lop performances Ed Settle g i v e s excellent performance as Vladimar in Waiting for Godot. -1 'V' NK Players rehearse for Barefoot in the Park. fn: 3 3 Sv ' M ,. win, ' , wp,, , ,M ,,, 4 I ' Mwgy. 1 Q 1 MW, , NIM .X MW' , W f . X 1' 1+ , ' . . in fi. ' ., an 'L X, ,ff !! M' I Q.. 4 L 25 1 W N . it X 1 X ., V , J F w. w1 , P 1 1 ., 9 . f fg , , 3 9 Z ,., 5. ' ' j X 5 A kg' I 5 fs -A f.1Uxi: ' ig .Q Ji? , V V? 3' ,,.. .. K h 4 x H . ,T . . 1 'F ,,..wfET' , . fi ' V11 ' Yr? WJ 2 1 V ' - :M L, , xy . ' If , .2 ef . if Qs. . ' X . P . x 5 - - . ww -. fi 6 Lk' 'Af' .. - ' f' bf 7 .- . 4 Q X X xgg 1 Q ' - Q3 x' ' f 31 A25 3 'X . . s - jqfj R' QQ' -JIM X ' V 6 4 N C-QQ' ' 4,,QfM . L ' ff ' qi . Q- 4' 1 5 1. 3, X x . ' ,X X ' ' X Q' mx 5 . 5 J ' V, N X S ' . Q, , Y: L X. .js .. Y . N Q X' MLN , X' ug E lfffi Q Q E . -X H fi N 1' QA? x ix Ll. if gi K e we X i .x ' X 5 K Iv 'S s. iv 'fe i W wnzfg- . fir? H fsiqf-R ' f ' Q - . 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Journalism Slafls before and aller deadlines Bobby relaxes after deadline. l l The Co M, f-.. .fl '- 1 . f u 3, , is HE 'i ,'-Wt . Yin ,g . .4 N., Q x.X H,..1i'P'. l , wax W S XX: . x A H - X s. x - : X ,xg V 1 f . a 11 5 v .2 Q, 114 4 3 N vt ' 4 2, '3.- z. L V 12 , .-1 H 'F' 9 i '31 Q, 'x' - 'A Q kr 1 E 5 1-fx .x . ix 3: x s 4 I , X. 62. K ,ii - x 3 - N vis- 6 Figs, f 5 ifxxi ' Qfwsf U 4. ,,, , A wif' K . f 'x04 ,. nd- d ' A- 'u ,Q-ff v-'4 ry' -Q. K f-,. .2 458 K E I lr I 'fsfx 'Xxx 'L lf f,fSffQQxj :NARIV , 4, WY, f 5- WRX ' '- JN: .Q 'ig- .,,.1 ' ,,,r ' -Q- K v ,sxxfx 1 s S s K x Q Y 'X 2 'fi . be ,,,.,.., it NW 9 Journalism Honoraries r-ww ff- W E. Bti APG and TSP Theta Sigma Phi-Top, Judy Meyers and Lois Smith, Bottom, Judi Orahood, Cheryl Burnham, Debbie Loudenback, Judy Jones, Dawn MacNab f ri ' i J' E o Q1 J 4, v-.T .6 Alpha Phi Gamma-Judi Orahood, Debbie Lou- denback, Jack Sturdy, Dawn MacNab, Jan Slus- mon, Judy Jones, Dan Strong vffv 1 4 . 2 X i if 2 ,AL - 4.1 'Y' X Q, Sw , 2,55-' J ,X X, , if if Stephen Wolford v , , I B. J. Hearin ,dw H. ' 'wjsf :lf V SW ff-534 S fl! Q, - .1 , A 2:4 fin , 5. 2 'Lk 2 153' ,ggm -iw 2,9 ' 1 ny 1 s b jg, ,1M4,,,zA,' if 3' -A-P' E 3 3 1 -W Gail Atchison, Copy Editor for the FRANKLIN, working busily to make that deadline. ls this before or after that deadline, Judi? Tom risks his stakes in lVlonopoly. .fo rr ,ff we .. if 3 'fcwftm-'Si A K if X-rl QNX . PM A , Dan Strong, FRANKLIN Editor-in-Chief, takes 5 time out for a break. we '52 i i I 1 l l l X . l l s.. . . -xN.vSS1scfNx jx , XXXKKPWSWKSZ-shy p . ,-,f N, as j , V1 I 'a i i ...MA ll I 1. Y is Concert Choir Choir members follow as Nlr. Hicks directs. Choir members-L to R, 1st row, lVlarc Chanonhouse, Emily Balzano, Pat Cook, Pam Truax, Particia Stevens, Babs Carpenter, Carol Southard, Ruth Bent, Pat NlcCarty, Chuck Colangelo 2nd row-lVlary Lee, Linda Laurent, Becky Hoffman, John Blum, Penny Littleton, Tracy Daniel, James McDonald, Peg Nlarkwalter, Cathy Rodrick, John Bonham, Tom Stankus, John Van Sickle 3rd row-Dan Strobel, Nlr. Hicks, Director, Ann Zinz, Kathy Krieger, Mike Krasnow, Jackie Funke, Charles Jennings. 70-Organizations lndlanapolrs Symphony Orchestra performs In concert. Students gather to hear I. U. Jazz Band in new Campus Center. Organizations-71 k. - .V :,fY p -:aaa-ev-Q.: .4-..,. . ...S..1,1: -1.51. fJ1 Student government, courts have new faces 9? Student-Faculty Court: Prof. Richard Swan, Steve Schwartz, Dr. Thelma Tsismanakis, Chairman, Dean Richard M. Park, Tom Thompson. Not pictured: Bob Englander. Student Court also had much pressure taken off it with the creation of a second, more delineated court, the Student-Facul- ty Court. The new court handles decisions that are not within the bounds of the Student Court. The Dean of the College sits on the Student-Faculty Court with two faculty members and two student members. The Student Court retains its nine-member status. 72 Student Government New people served on Student Court this year. A new system of council selection was established by residence units as op- posed to selection by class. Lance Lam- bert served as president, Dave Hill as vice president, Marva Moore as secretary and Bill Friedrich as treasurer. To al- leviate much of the CounciI's tedious work, a second group was organized, the Student Entertainment Board. The thir- teen-member b o a r d headed by Bob Yarnell arranged big name entertainment, planned May Sing and the Franklin Fol- lies as well as the Hollywood movies series. SEB also worked, in part, on the Festival ofthe Arts. -J'-J 1 Student Court: Front Flow: Marilyn DeCourcy, Judy Myers, Charlene Sturgis, Jane Jackoubek. Back row: Dave Hill, Jim Monthie, Prof. Cowan, Jack Sturdy, Tom O'Connor. Not pictured: Dr. Howard, Jack Odachowski, George Hayes. - .- ,: -.: -ff ',' 'L ,X I 'D N . Y: 'lf X..-1' Student Entertainment Board: Front rovv: Robbie Rich, P. J. Middleton, B. J. Hearin, Bob Yarnall, Randy Kahn. Back row: Dean Byron Waterman, Bob Englander, Tom O'Connor,Jack Sturdy, Phil Heller, Mike Payne, Tony Bankos, Phil Brown, Rich Delph. Lance Lambert, Student Council President, officiates at Homecoming. Marshall, Marc Chanonhouse, Jennifer Bean, Jo Ann Anderson, Jan Slusmon, Linda Vaughn, Lyman Snyder. Back rovv: Jim Emerich, Steve Morganstern, Bart Timm, Skip Long, Pete Wilson, Dan Wagner. Student Council: Front rovv: Karen Sturdy, Rusty Giddens, Marva Moore-secretary, Lance Lambert-president, David Hill-vice president, Bill Friedrich-treasurer, Rick Nigro, Scott Vick. Middle rovv: Diana Student Government-73 Residence areas eleel officials annuallg ,Am Bryan Hall Council-Front row: Hans Perk, Steve Fitten, Dave McGregor, Herbie lVlacCom- bie, Jay Jackson. Back Row: Dean Waterman, Adam Smith, Ron Hollowell, Rick Nigro, John Knick. . l ' Residents Assistants: Back row-Frank Cardi- nali, Randy Adams, David Hill, Jim lVlonthie, Bill Lloyd, Tony Bankos, Bob Yarnall, Elliot Schwartz, George Hayes, Dean Waterman. Seated on couch: Heather Fair, Janet Dearborn, Dean Beach, Dawn lVlacNab, Ann MacFarlane. Seated on floor: Charlene Sturgis, Graal Capen, Linda Horsey tl l i i i. i l I 74-Housing f 1 , 3. Q 'EVA-.x fr. ' 'mm 'Wx 5 .sin ings. P1 .w Hoover-Cline Hall Council-Seated: Charles Jennings, Lloyd Long, Mike Mikulis, Jack Stur- dy, Doug Crotty. Standing: Bryan Taylor, Bill Neary, Richard Smith, Jim Graham, Norman Bartwink. Elsey Hall Council-Front row: Debbie MacNab, Penny Vincent, Pam Van Rennes, Donna Wright, Tricia Wheeler, Celenia Pendygraft, Fern Zelkowitz, Michele Tuoti, Janet Dearborn, Beth Campbell, Back row: Sya Dertouzos, Brenda Hirschfeld, Rita Shirley, Carol Spurgeon, Dixie Young, Marva Moore. is -Il 4.1.- 1, 7-1 x 'e f Housing-75 .1 as if -t i i J . l i 1 4' i, .- i l ' i 'Wi J I 5, W ra., i-,ed P WFCI Cancer ' , to f Marathon sets i if F C do 0 fi Steve Stephens, Mark Kevitt, Pete Phelps and Jeff Doughty conduct the Cancer Marathon if WFCI, the student voice of FRANKLIN i College, involves over fifty students in broadcasting both the town and campus. In its second decade of broadcasting WFCI-FM has tried to meet the needs of the community as a whole featuring classical, easy listening, and public service programs such as the highly acclaimed Professor of the Week . WFCI has also sponsored a rock concert featuring groups from Poppy and the air conditioning fund drive to cool off the studios in Cline Hall. An annual spring affair is the annual 56 hour Cancer Marathon for the American Cancer Society. The station's goal was S200 but after pie throwing contests, tie sales, and general broad- casting from downtown, over 31,000 was raised. The final event of the year was its annual banquet which featured the award- ing of such awards as the big mouth award, and the mascot award. ffflwmm f sm,fM,x5. .Nxt r 555553 r r J :1 I-JS V. 113 .E l . ill! bln Th!!! Cl ,,,t, ,.,. .elf Pie 'victims' Professors Riti and Ehret enjoy the fate of other pie samplers , ,N I 4.3 l Dr. Ehret's English 2l class provide a bit of i surprise entertainment 1 l l J 1 l i , l I s '-5. Geoffrey Doughty, Dan Farmer, Claudia Netherton, Mark Kevitt QRS: , cfs! W' X FWFCI-the sound of F. C. Phi Omega Psi Broadcasting Fraternity was established at Franklin in 1969. The purpose of POP is to give recognition to students in college broadcasting activities, to aid in the advancement of broad- casting at the college, to promote a greater interest in the broadcasting field, and to unite those who are active in broad- casting. Drew Thomas is president of the group while Judi Orahood serves as secre- tary. There are four of the nine original charter members on campus as well as Professor Raymond Cowan who is an Honorary and a lifetime member. Phi Omega Psi members assist with the Can- cer Marathon as the foundation for the radio campaign. Although a young group POP is rich in traditions. Besides their bi- annual tapping and initiation of new members, the honorary offers a scavenger hunt, as an initiation activity. Staff member S h e r r y Stephenson selects recording Front: Dave White, Rick Almeida, Judi Orahood, June Maple, Mike Thompson, Carl Boorky. Back: Tom Stankus, Drew Thomas, Cheryl Burnham, Wayne Eu- bank, Geoffrey Doughty, Mark Kevitt. Organizations 77 m Spring Weekend is drinks, dunks and drums The annual Spring Weekend again proved to be the major event of the second semester. The weekend was studded with big name entertainment and the annual raft race down Sugar Creek. The race be- gan under the bridge on Fit. 44 in Marietta and finished at Horseshoe Camp. Win- ning the race was the defending champion team of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Phi Delta Theta and the Independent lVlen of Hoover Hall finished second and third respective- ly. The main event of the weekend was the spring concert. Featured this year as An entranced audience turns on with the Brooklyn Bridge. , The men of Phi Delta Theta rowed to second place. 78-Spring Weekend the main attraction was the Brooklyn Bridge from New York City. Among their selections were their hits The Worst That Could Happen and Blessed ls The Rain . Supplementing the Brook- lyn Bridge was a short comedy act by comedian Richard Hayes. 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Q .. ,wi .f 42 4 1 -' 1 -fifhu A ,. 4- Q K , 1 I Q ' 1.11 , .fx -3 ff! -w in RIWKY- ' ' fi., ' 1. 'Y , K , ' ,, ' Q, . - fp . if -1 x , ,' 1 v. I Q, a ww., rar X K A A .qi . M a H x . , ' , , l, - --4 ' N' ' .-:Q . Q, , H fir, . , : , 'wg ' -. . .,,'-fi ' ,. .i 0 , ' an . Q l , - - .' . W 'Quinn .. M . ,,., ,, ,kg . ' -uw ' vs 4.5, von., 31.44 ' Q 2 . 'F 2 ,rv ra' 4 , .- .,-,Q . I W , K !f is 'a . The Tennis team, under the guidance of Coach Ed Thompson experienced a dis- appointing fall season with a O-6 record. The team was plagued from the beginning of the season with injuries which resulted in the loss of the number two and three players. The six upperclassmen and three freshmen on the team will play a spring schedule this year with the hopes of changing their luck. Front-Jeff Tukel, John Bonham, Van Hoang, Randy Hindman. Bear-Jay Wickliff, Bill Ander- son, Lincoln Linscott, Ed Thompson. Defending golf champs refain their crown The Franklin golf team finished the 1970 season with a respectable regular season record of 10-2. Defeating a competitive Butler squad and then moving on to defeat Hanover, the Grizzlies climbed to a conference championship. The highlight of the season saw the Grizzly golfers coming back 17 shots in the final round with a 72 stroke average to defend their District 2l title. The Grizzly sextet also earned another trip to play for the national title in Liberty, lVlissouri. At the close of competition, Chuck Deedman and Evan Williams were named on the All- Conference team, while the All-District selections were Deedman and Dave Over- meyer. The majority of the golf team members are seniors, however, the under- classmen on the squad should keep a smooth stroke for the Grizzlies in the future. 80 Tennis 81 Golf Dave Overmeyer, Gregg Happe, Evan Williams, Chuck Deedman, Fi o g e r Skelton, Larry Cambridge. i The In HRW' militant nlell rg thel iii Bluqe ellents lliogi VE Cifliefs the dish remmg In ma Flfiiim like FN mlpm . X. M55 5 l shit.. 15, QNE ln. Wi 'A x, K N 'fig -N N 'L -5, -JZ ...Q l .ibm !..ujh 11,-.i 'ix ,Q e ?A ss-. l l ll 1 The track team, coached by Stewart Red Faught, was blessed with some outstanding individuals, but lacked depth. Their record was 2-2 in dual meets and they finished sixth in the HCC meet. Bruce Hickman competed in five different events for the Grizzlies, and was elected most valuable track performer. Keith Gerbers was a consistent point winner in the dashes and 440 relay. Two new school records were set, one by Bill Unsworth in the shot put with a toss of 49'3 . Freshman Horace Jones broke the school two mile standard with a time of 10 minutes 2.5 seconds. The cross-country team, coached by Noel Marquis, again endured a rebuilding year with a record of 0-10. The team consisted of two seniors and five freshmen. Fresh- man Walt Jones led the team with a best time of 21 minutes flat and a first place finish against Marian College. Seniors Jeff Leavitt and James Bond have finished their college running careers, but the remaining frosh display a great deal of potential and should shape up into a good solid team next season. Front row-Steve Clendenning, Bob Evans, Brian Dorris, Jeff Leavitt. Back-Walt Jones, Dennis Norton, James Bond, Coach Noel Marquis. Front row: Assistant Coach John Chiarotti, Mike Giloth, Rich Almeida, Bill Unsworth, Bob Englander, Keith Gerbers, Dan Wagner, Horace Jones, Coach Faught. Second row: Rich Bro, Frank Vanzo, Barry Watts, Bruce Hickman,Tom Hauswald, Mark Klene, Phil Smith.Third row: Fred Eddy, Norman Norris, Randy Racine, Brad Alburtus, Dean Zimmerman, Scott Croce, Drew Thomas. Not pictured: Mark Combs, Jeff Leavitt. Cross Country 84 Track-81 iw --8-1' -fr-f-1'--r-' Y-'f .. --r-f A.....w.gw:Q, - ield . Hopson slar for hu lling malmen Enthusiasm, pride, and desire are the key factors in summing up the past wrestling season. Coach Butch Lawson vvorked with his 5 freshmen, 4 sophomores, and 1 ju- nior to end the season with an extremely impressive 7-1-1 dual meet record, and an 18-8-1 record in all competition. The team was very vvell-balanced and worked quite hard. The young grapplers focused atten- tion on wrestling and prospects for next year are even better. Vip Hopson vvas chosen as this year's Most Valuable Wrestler, and Ken Fields was honored as the Most Improved Wrest- ler. Mike Fiorini was captain of the matmen. Q ! 1, Dx , , . W, . . ,sm ,,-. ' ., Wrestlers-Front: Rich Almeida, Mike Gridley, Vip Hopson Mike Fiorini Max Bassler Dennis Miller Back: Larry Janes, Jim Graham, Mike Lakes, Ken Fields Steve Hemsath Kevin Kane 82 Wrestling . I i i ,,,ivvn-Jffw ,...-of I R x9 gum ., M , 5, Dual Meel Record Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin Franklin 31 27 33 32 37 19 36 39 11 .953 ' i Hanover DePauw Evansville Hanover Centre lKy.l Wabash Centre lKy.l Danville illl.l Indiana Central Wrestling-83 WBA Row 1 Pam Van Rennes Jennie Zmk Jenny Johnson, Rosemary 3: Sara Spillman, Kathy Krieger, Jackie Funke, Ann Zinz, Linda Naile, Yam Pearl Rysz Karla Anderson Jackie Seward Becky Hoffman. Row 2: Ginny Ehalt, Becky Smith, Sandy Jones, Ellen Bailey, Tess Deem, Linda Pam Truax Brenda Peoples Pat Cook Jean Nash Mrs Doreen St. Clair, Schiesser, Beth Lubker, Donna Wright. Michele Tuoti Cathy McFarland Barbara Vennettilli Penny Vincent. Row Grizzlgettes go to tournies with I I-I victorious Season IW Sara Spillman seems to be in trouble. ,f' The Women's Varsity Basketball team, under the guidance of Mrs. Callon, exper- ienced its most successful season ending regular season play with a 10 win and 1 loss record. This talented and dedicated group played in two post season tourna- ments, including the Women's Intercol- legiate Basketball Championship. Jenny Johnson lays one up for two. '5 4 ,gp X -.g'f:1'g '14, - ,,,.ov' W -f. -q ,QQ ff ff fm Y x R 3 .115 ' ' ,QL Q li. .ff ,, X A 4-.:s'+l A wmv i RN-. .-Ak2! 4 L 1 k -. S Gus Callan catches the prize. Peggy, ten is not par, advises Giles. Zeta Tau Alpha, Kappa Delta Bho and Sigma Alpha Epsilon were the winners in the 1970 Greek Week. The week began with Monday evening actives' meetings. The fun began Tuesday with the Trivia Bowl. SAE-ZTA defeated KDB-DZ in the final round for the Trivia Trophy. Mem- bers of the winning team were Barry Heathwood, Linda Dornburg and Emily Balzano. Wednesday night was the be- ginning of a new Greek Week Tradition, Chariot Racing. Each Fraternity provided a two-wheeled chariot and eight men to pull it. The sororities were the brave riders. KD B-ZTA were the victors. Thurs- day evening was the progressive dinner. The ladies enjoyed appetizers at one house, a salad at another, the main course at the third and finally dessert with the fraternity they will work with on Home- coming the following year. Culminating the week's activities was the Friday night Carnival. Each of the fraternities and sororities made two booths and invited the children of the area to the affair. Twenty children from the Masonic Home were invited to partake in the fun. This fall Lambda Chi Alpha held the annual Watermelon Bust . Named to the title of Miss Watermelon Bust was Gerri Rienzi. Betsy Benes was named Miss Blowhard . sw :title E -.Z--... Mike Bailey, Glenn Demming, Doug Pett and Evan Williams man chariots. Jim and Jenny Menser enjoy the carnival. 'gin hm... .0434 V 4'5 f f rf xii l.F.C.-Seated: Bill Espy, Mick Fiorini, Jeff Moore, Flich Delph, Jim Giddens, Butch Zike, Pete Willson, Frances Knue, Lloyd Burch, Bill Henninger, Dave Skinnon,Steve Wasilchuk, Bill Receveur. Standing: Rusty Friedrich. 90 I F C 84 Panhellenuc -M l l 5 - ii V 5 l l 5 1 i Y . . l F U l 2 XM r X. -tix-egg... A .tt Mg WMF . MX . W si x N WX. .. New we X 5 W X . ..x. at New Q J fs fi X w A . ts 2 .t ii Xdt sdxs 'i as an R BBQ Junior Panhel. Seated: Karen Sturdy, Chris Watts, Barbara Hughes. Standing: Jennifer Bean, Janice Baer, Mary Nlullendore, Beverly Allin. l l 'E Panhel. Seated: Charlene Sturgis, Joyce Byer, Pam Van Rennes. Standing: Cindy Pappas, Paulette Nledlin, Stacia Chadd, Bonnie Barmak. l.F.C. 84 Panhellenic-91 Y I' ' Y 'F 1' i 5 1 n its DDD-First row: Becky Gerbers, Rhonda Houchin, Carol Spurgeon, Tess Deem. Third row: Cindy Kinder, Jodie Chaplin, Cathy lVlcCIenaghan, Barb l-lughes. Second row: Joyce Byer, Donna Beeler, Debbi Brown, Sarah Annie Nliller, Chris Watts, Christi Fields, Claudia Netherton, Judy Osborne, Eddelman, Pam Hoeppner, Stacia Chadd, Tricia Wheeler, Nancy Franczak, Mary lVluIIendore, Annette Atkinson, Pearl Rysz, Peggy Thompson. 92-Delta Delta Delta ...-5.- Delta Delta Delta was founded at Frank- lin in 1912. The Delta Zeta Chapter this year hosted other state chapters on State Day. The national philanthropy for the sorority is the awarding of two 3200.00 scholarships to any two women who are full-time students at the college, The Tri- Delts also visited the members of the newly founded alum chapter in Green- wood, and held their annual apple-polish- ing party for the faculty. With the Phi Delts they constructed a float for the Gateway children, and they co-sponsored a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Tri-Delts are active in Spanish, French and German Clubs, as well as House Council. gy- Barb types the last page of a theme ,, .ies I P., ' S. gy ew-W -was-.,. Winter F- L , , .W - :iff- ,1f1:. rev if zzz' . 1 fm m'X' V' 'T 5' F' 'Y E! IZ EE F' E EE S-.. 25 U -Tl? P5 5 'IF' 'z 'f 'Sf rits ww muslim 1:1 all ew ,f,.,,,f....,. W. J my QE . xi W , 1-. .J H H fret? M N H W W rf - -gi ,M ,:.:..,- me -M Ma, 14 M-dr... V f' ,Lg , 3.521-A A i K . .it 'Diana mmnllsmwrmffgwmmsgwwgwa i 1 mum Hi 4 ij Q-. il Lt .,.. . W4 3 fae:riaeams . 45 '- k ,, ...fly .t F Q fiiismrswmmunu 'nu' L 5f'fjf' an f 2 six. - Fsfixi , iw 'f i1zareaars:':11xm QM' 'TSHLJM 't't' ' mmwm V V A Q f 'tl '-time .4 aa.. ' . .. .. in 'WH 'Wm Bl . , K 5955 -if umm M' ' mmm mum ,wg uma mum sawn -xml H ' quam' First Row: Richard Harris, Mike Rolland, Jim Davidson, Jim Henninger, Mike Cheng, Mike Hertz, Glenn Deming, Jay Deubel, John Mazzei, Steve Ernie Richmann, Dave Skinnon, Bill Espy, Mike Krasnow. Second Row: Blum, Doug Fagen, Richard Ellis, Donald Welton, Jeff O'Brien. The Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta Rho was founded at Franklin in 1919. This year the KDR's worked with the Delta Zetas on a Christmas party for welfare children. The Sweetheart Dance was held in December and Tricia Wheeler was named KDR Sweetheart. Activities in which the Kappa Delts participate include i Student Council, Circle-K Club, Republi- can Club, RAB, Lancers, French, German and Spanish Clubs. They also hold the positions of editor of the FRANKLIN, and the presidency of IFC and the Junior Class. They are in choir and SEA. Sports- wise, the Kappa Delts took first place in A-team intramural football. They also are Rx X in track and cross country. r Qi., 5 fr K A P -N 94-Kappa Delta Rho Y Q MI Rafi uniksiu f I1 Above: Rick Ellis sets up a drink. Right: John Mazzei takes a break from the routine. Little Sisters-Seated: Ruth Bent, Barb Wells, Emily Balzano, Penny Littleton, Pam Traux, Sharon Wilson. Standing-Peggy lVlarkwalter, Debbie Shoultz, Sharon Robarts, Barb Eckman, Sherry Stephen- son, Pat McCarty, Jean Kirsnes. -J swim Mike Krasnow watches TV. The Little Sisters of Kappa Delta Rho is a new organization on campus. The group was organized last spring by the Kappa Delts. The Little Sisters' first money-mak- ing project was a car wash to raise money for a gift for the Kappa Delta Rho house. The Little Sisters assisted the men with both Thanksgiving and Christmas parties. This year's Epsilon chapter Sweetheart was a Little Sister. The group is represented by all four sororities on campus. Glenn Deming relaxes by the fireplace. Kappa Delta Rho-95 I-' ...A .Lili .i I i F i 1 ll l l a l I 5 l I , . B tg. .3 at lvl 1 55 ,. QI 5. , si DZ's-First row: Jennie Zink, Gretta Walters, Jo Ann Anderson, Penny MacFarlane, Katy Lynch, Sandi Wulfhorst. Third row: Brenda Barnard, Rader. Second row: Charlene Sturgis, Lois Smith, Cynthia Pappas, Mary Nlafv KEY l-0V19, JUdY MVe 5f J3Ck'e Funkef l-'nda Nmes' Lmda Vaughan' Kaye Gorman, Gerri Rienzi, Beverly Allin, Marianne Deniston, Annie 96-Delta Zeta The Psi chapter of Delta Zeta was found- ed on June 12, 1920 at Franklin. The national philanthropic p r o j e c t is Gallaudet College for the deaf in Wash- ington D.C. Locally the Delta Zetas gave Thanksgiving baskets to needy families and with the KDR's held a Christmas party for welfare children. 1970 was the chapter's 50th anniversary, and the DZ's celebrated it with a dinner attended by charter members and the national vice president, a member of Psi. They are active in Laurels, Gold Quill, Phi Alpha Theta, Alpha Phi Gamma, Theta Sigma Phi, Student Council, House Council, and had two members named to Who's Who. They are members of the Little Sisters of Minerva and KDR and Crescents, and hold the co-editorship of the ALMA- NACK. Delta Zetas hold three resident assistant positions and one cheerleading spot. They are active in Spanish, French and German Clubs and the FRANKLIN staff. Katy greets her new pledges. l 4 i 1 Beautii ft PN' 'K Tr - T iiygl 151.114 u i:.1ELL'Vf 'T' ' :Ti 'fe . i 5., i New Y fi 4 .5241 ,w if-T5 J -ojj. :.: moe 125.7 ,,,4vgr ?IfE.L2 I ,uv if ff- K 1 .ff vw ,. Q fig ur L 1132 A. f- 'E-7' ' ' -J ,asf 1 'ffjw i ' .' ln' lui .fe-- at 49965 n 'e 11945 d' ri if,:wL f X sw www ..,,, nf If Beautiful dreamer. Jennie and Gerri discuss day's activities at an evening spread. Katy serves the winning point. Goooood evening, smiles Sammy Terry. b f me? One of these must e or . 6. Y' 4 ,M ,- x Q ., ,ms -.-.,. - LCA-First row: Dave Yohn, Mike Callan, Mike Scott, Lonnie Dial, Duane Duracz, Bob Albano. Second row: Jeff Leavitt, Don McComb, Jeff Tukel, Evan Williams, Lonnie Boyce, Joe Bayer, Brent Riley, Arnie Joffe, Tom O'Connor. Row 3: Wally McDonald, Jim Galloway, Charles Otto and friends. LCA-First row: Phil Brown, Otto , Bill Freidrich Second row: Lloyd Burch, Bob Englander, Rusty Giddens 98- Lambda Chi Alpha E i Q up WAN . ..,,. . L., W -.--1.-YN -- - --v --- 9- --i +- -o ' ' h'-AW ' ' ' Allen, Bill Anderson, Tom Axon, Kevin Mahoney, Carr Bruton, Doug Doescher, Don Kullander. Doug Pett, Tom Stankus, Brian Dorris, Dennis Norton, Kim Mulgrew, Peter Newbury, Dan Farmer. Lambda Chi Alpha was founded on the campus as Theta Kappa Nu in 1925 and as LCA in 1939. This year was an active one for the Chis. They were rated num- ber one nationally in initiation rituals and assisted in the installation of a chapter at Dayton University. T h e y began the school year with their annual Watermelon Bust and held a toy drive and Christmas party for orphans. Lambda Chis hold the All-Sports Trophy in intramurals and have members in golf, football, track, cross country, tennis and basketball. The Chis are also represented on Student Council, Student Court and Lancers. They sponsor the Crescents, and have the senior class vice president and junior class treasurer. I l ll l F ,Fi Q . ami ing l ln brinmoqg likikihrh I inmate wlk. 'Mend -s.!'a35Yl11'li Na uereatedrurf -mfxfmaisand .mv-ztatiautarei ' ' e 4 3631055 rfilhmmdon mlfcffllas lwggmldtlie Q p, a l,IFl2k, I. A gmail. nsdmsm an If W uv 'ei ,,,,, milf Ya! l'll take you on! Caroline and Nlom stop to chat. Harpo makes the big move in the hockey game! Crescents-First row: Stephanie Hass, Judy Ellie Truesdell, Vicki Fulmer, Ellen Bailey, Osborne, Chris Watts, Dee Arnette, Emily Denise Kennedy, J o d i e Chaplin, Cathy Andrews, Chris Fields, Annette Atkinson, IVlcCIenaghan, Janice Baer, Robbie Rich, Pat Barbara Vennettilli. Second row: Peggy Moore, Cook. Crescents The Crescents were organized at Franklin College last year, by the men of Lambda Chi Alpha as a service group of women who are interested in the welfare of the community a n d campus. With the Lambda Chi's the Crescents prepared Thanksgiving baskets for needy Franklin families, and at Christmas gave a party for needy children in the area. Members of three of the campus sororities as well as the unaffiliated vvomen are represented in Crescents. Lambda Chi Alpha-99 Iss:-egg' J . W f -1- , A, K. M, ,k,, 4, 15, A.,....f.i..w ,, ,,,, MY, .......,....v.. ..,1a:fw.-Q..-1-lawn - ww N f ...,,,.,,.i...zvqgug-!i'ff.,1..,.Qt..azm.- it IN FIW-First row: Ramona Burns, Barbara Wells, Tracy Daniel, Connie McKinney, Diane Smiler. Second row: Cathy Rodrick, Nazarine Mackey, Veronica Nlapp, Debbie Shoultz, Roselyn Brooks, Shamura Smith. 100-F ranklin Independent Women The Franklin Independent Women be came an active group in 1935. The pur- pose of the organization is to provide for the social and recreational activities of women students who are not affiliated with other social organizations at Frank- lin. Advisor for the year is Prof. Alicia Pianca. The FlWs held a farewell party for Prof. Ronald Montgomery and a Christmas party for underprivileged child- ren. A vveek-end outing to Brovvn County was another FIW activity. They are in- volved in Chi Beta Phi, RAB, and Little Sisters of KD B, choir, and WBA. -............ fix.- .. f -Y H 5 Shamura and Steve work with the computer Tracy is a becoming candidate. i i v 12131, l L.?, . i i i PDT-First row: Randy Hindman, Dan Fell, Chuch Hiatt, John Davidson Steve Sutton, Mike Payne, Lyman Benner, Pete Swenson, Dave Siegfried, Keith Fiedler, Joe Monachino, Mick Fiorini, Second row: Bill Bollier, Phil Heller, Jim Menser, Paul Nicolopoulos, Bruce Alfreds, Gary O'Connor, Bob Thomas, Dave Young, Bob Mustard, Mike Cox, Steve Jacquay, Bill Unsworth, Flich Delph, Row 3: Bob Fersch, Paul Boehm, Bruce Hickman, Keith Thompson, Dan Moore, Paul Leavett. Steve Brown, Jim Pease, Barry Hearin, Jeff Moore, Barry Watts, Joe Gill, Dan Sigler, Chris Grauel, Don Woebbecking, John Hoffman, Jeff Lustick, Jack Odachowski, Steve Smith. Surprise! you're on Candid Camera. A l Heavy reading-Webster's N e w Collegiate Dictionary. T i l l L...- lndiana Delta of Phi Delta Theta was founded at Franklin on April 28, 1860. Nationally they were founded on Decem- ber 26, 1848 at Miami of Ohio. This year Indiana Delta received national re- cognition by being awarded the Kansas City Trophy for the best small college chapter in the nation. Their national convention was in Washington D.C. The Phi Delts and Tri Delts built a float for the Christmas Parade held on Thanksgiv- ing. The t w o groups also held a Christmas party for underprivileged child- ren. Phi Delts are active in Student Court, Student Council, SEB, Chi Beta Phi, Blue Key, Lancers, French, German, and Span- ish Clubs. They also work on both the ALMANACK and FRANKLIN staffs. They are active in football, basketball, and baseball and two were named to Who's Who. earl' lr f 1 Wwmz! ,. 0 ,f l'4fW, r , ,As ,, V , , 65, ix W U ,ff 'A m X 0 r QW' r 44-mp , 4, W W Aw ,Am V , l V ,, ,f , f K , fm, IW, ., .VM Va ,I r ' ' IW , 7' , Y . 'f 1 W f- ' f M' Q , YK 1, ,M ' ww, Q .1 , 2.,, 14,7 ' ,4f,:,,,ZQZf, ! , 0 an If w xi 12:0 It ,, if 4 Eureka! I have found it. Arghh! if Th Ls ,f e last half of an all-nighter. y xsxiw a Oh , lt's you. u S i Mrs. Murphy relaxes in her room. Phi Delta Theta-103 . J- Y, 'qu -M... L -1.m4...414,n.Qr- 6 fi va. L-.,,,.,., .1 .ls .4 ll x , 4, ,t - L ff W, ,Q x, -J... -5 Pi Beta Phi was the first sorortiy nation- ally and the first on Franl4lin's campus. It was founded April 28, 1867 at lVlon- mouth College. The sorority's national altruistic project is the Settlement School in Tennessee. Arrovvmount, the year- wwwvm ,.t- Circle-K Sweetheart, Freshman Class Sec- retary and editor the APOGEE. They are members of German, French, and Spanish clubs, SEA, House Council, Stu- dent Council, VVRA, Republican Club, Choir, WFCI and Chi Beta Phi. They have S round craft center, is located there, a cheerleader as well as several members Franklin's Indiana Alpha chapter sup- in Little Sisters of lVlinerva and KDB. The 4 , ports an Orphan and prepared 3 Thanks- Pi Phis also have a member of Student ik Q 'Q--X 'I giving basket, also clothes for needy Court, as well as staff members of both 2 families at Christmas. Pi Phi's are the The FRANKLIN and the AUVIANACK- A ' l' . . ' ' 1 tg ' presidents of Theta Sigma Phi and Alpha ONE PI Phi WGS named to Who S VVl'l0. 3. A Ai,'f:'f4.... Phi Gamma. They hold the titles of 2 ' ' Q Srflil Z 1 7, ,, s gf, if .t msn .. lr ,ef':r...-.--. 'Q L 111 A l fr' l .lt I. ' g , ,' 3 Dawn welcomes you into the Pi Phi suite. . tiff: ff 1 3 I! ' u,,v gfp :O f 'lv ,fx 1 of' . 4 '.s, la YT, :lg l .4 .Q if ,g N, Ji r 7 iff. JK. 1' fi lffftf wefe-,ts-.PNIFXLH-lsL.fA ':-.13.71 a 1 5 r- 'rg-,' fijzjg ,,,,qt4,Q.', .f,2's11,315:l,' 1592? '-13, 'A 7 f .r,:l 1143-F?-Q? 5.15.4 ETJTWY5 A 771 ' 4 ,l'is Affw?l'.QEif1fi1-.Alt 2 I 33.3 all-Lvl PBP-First row: Bonnie Barmak, Gloria Kushner, Sue Brennan, Karen Marshall. Second row: Nlar- ' '7.- Qi f , garet Height, Debbie Loudenback, Sue Shraluka, Jennilu Head, Becky Smith, Dawn lVlacNab, Jennifer . 5 ' ' ' Bean. Third row: Barbara Killen, Debbie MacNab, Marilyn DeCourcey, lVlichelle Tuoti, Karen Sturdy, f f fr Cathy McFarland, Rosemary Yant, Peggy Klein, Ginny Ehalt, Sandy Zuroff, Pat lVlcCarty. '--.,, 104-Pi Beta Phi l 11 549 I v l l 5 . l r t gd? I l D m 'i'i'Qg pg, 'Q' ...,,--.,.-.-.,-.. .f:,......-,.,-... .... .-...-- . G.-. , . M -,--.,,.- Q si S. .Na- o A X wrt' X WX Mx .hx 1 i. if 'N V. 'E 1 X w - vw ,Q K v+g ,-.. ' -lf rm. Kuo -wy- 'Wilt is SAEs-First row: Jim Potter, Kent Duckwall, Bill Receveur, Noel Bewley, Glenn Turner, Pete Willson, Don Lipps. Second row: Louie Goss, Bill Harding, Darrell Brackney, Bob Shook, Earl Stanfield, Kent Tressler. Third row: Jerry McKinney, Flick Douglass, Carl Ahrens, Mike Johnson, Butch Zike, Jeff Brown. Fourth row: Steve Fisher, Steve Wasilchuk, Bob Gibson, Kirk Bunting. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the largest fraternity in the United States, was founded at Franklin on February 10, 1892. Indiana Alpha chapter was the first founded in the state. Members of SAE include the Senior class president, Sophomore presi- dent and vice president and treasurer. Other SAE officers include IFC president, Blue Key vice-president and secretary, Circle-K vice-president and treasurer as well as vice-president of Republican Club. They are members of Lancers, French, Spanish and German C I u b s, the FRANKLIN a n d ALMANACK staffs, Student Council, and president of Phi Alpha Theta. The men of SAE are active in sports. Their intramural B-team was undefeated in football, and they have members on the basketball, football and are baseball teams. The SAEs and their Little Sisters of Minerva held a Christmas party for orphans. Gregg Happe Dan Fawcett Mike Smith Second row' Jay Wickliff Graham Carlson Charles Hadle Flay Manley, Doug Sheets, Don lrwin, Dave Hunton. 106-Sigma Alpha Epsilon .1 First row: Don May, Steve Ferguson, Tom Gloeckler, Brad McKnight, Flon Smith, Francis Knue, 1 1 - - , . Y. Jim Crouch, Gary Cooper, Steve Gonzenbach, Dallas Boylan, Jeff Craver, Mike Williams, Bob Weis, 41 J .And J' ff' nw, . M 3 , N.. The Little Sisters of Minerva are the oldest of the Little Sister groups on campus. lt vvas established five years ago by the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Consisting of members from all four sororities and the unaffiliated women, the Little Sisters of lVlinerva have tvventy-nine members. With the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon the Little Sisters prepared baskets at Thanksgiving for needy f a m i l i e s and at Christmas entertained children from the lVlasonic Home. You're right! She is a bIonde. Bevvls, Brack, and Duck watch the tube. TT - s.em.w... .., 3 ...fr-ei' .1 -. A Hello out there! Zeta Tau Alpha vvas founded in 1898 at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia. Franklin's Beta Theta chapter was found- ed on April 11, 1927. The Zetas lend their support to their national project of mental retardation. This year's pledge class has served the community by visit- ing the elderly at the lVlasonic Home. The Zetas hold the presidency of Little Sisters of KDR, and are in Vllho's Who, House Council and SEB. They are also members of Gold Quill, Laurels, Chi Beta Phi, Theta Sigma Phi, Little Sisters of KDR and lVlinerva. Other Zeta activities include WRA, Choir, Spanish, French and German Clubs, SEA, RAB, Republican Club, and work on the FRANKLIN and ALIVIANACK staffs. Zetas are also mem- bers of Crescents and the winner of the Panhellenic Scholarship Cup this year is a Zeta. l I 'M 'PZ' ZTA-First row: Penny Littleton, Sharon Wilson, Ann Zinz, Jan Baer, Bent, Becky Hoffman, Peg Nlarkvvalter, Kathy Krieger, Pam Van Rennes LiNd3 Nalle, JENNY MGNSGV- SECONU VOW3 ENWNY BGIZHNO, DONN3 Wright, Penny Vincent, Beth Lubker, Sandy Jones, Ellie Truesdell, Robbie Rich Carol Southard, Emily Andrews, Darlene Boswell, Beth Campbell, Judy Linda Schiesser. Jones, Vicki Fulmer. Third row: Becky Dunlap, Linda Barteck, Ruth 108-Zeta Tau Alpha -' 5 Pledge Carol hits the books. Waiting patiently for dinner. 4:1 LW., J, Oh really? Hovv interesting. -f '-zggM:,.'..,,q,ggt Tf1.,,, . . Off to town. Judy takes a minute to catch up in th 9 NEWS. W V..M.-1 Zeta Tau Alpha-109 May Queen Kathy York of Pi Beta Phi . 1 g 3 yu-..., . ,, Q rib i 8 'A X Nlorva Moore leads the Unaffiliated Women. Together again was the song ofthe day for the women of Pi Beta Phi and the independent lVlen as the Pi Phis won their third consecutive lVlay Sing trophy for their rendition of Girl Talk, while the l-lVlen made it five of the last six by Feelin' Goovy. The annual lVlay Sing- jubilee was as exciting as had been antici- pated. Kathy York of Pi Beta Phi reigned as May Queen. Her court included Linda Dornburg representing Zeta Tau Alpha, Lyn Thorsen, Unaffiliated Women, Sue Atkinson, Delta Zeta and from Delta Delta Delta, Carol Peckinpaugh. Also included in the day's activities were the tappings of new members by the scho- lastic honoraries. The outstanding man and woman of the freshman class were specially recognized with the Lancers and Laurels trophies. Mark Combs and Peggy Thompson were the recipients of the coveted awards. Blue Key and Gold Quill honoraries tapped new members. l B Girl TaIk was the winning number for Pi Beta Phi sorority led by Sally Battin. Phi Delta Theta under the direction of Bob Fersh sang Exodus . By the Time I Get To Phoenix said the men of Kappa Delta Rho. 110 lVlay Sing ..Z -H-'fi'-at. NN lillatu 'Ca l W1 , 4 ,i .T ,Il VH - T V Talenied voloes oo J T Owens directed the wnnmng tune Feelm Groovy' with the Independent Men o V: F NE ., ,xx we F B .Z 'ii .I was V' 'l ' - Pleasant but not present-Steve Schwartz. Dan Strong accepts the ICPA Newspaper Award at the annual convention It's up! smiles Shmura Smith. 112-Students Guest speakers excited Franklin inielleci ,cu After an all-campus convocation, speaker Dr. Abdin Dajani from Jordan University, Amman, discusses Islamic philosophy with David Bashore. Dr. Nathan Wright was invited by the Black Student Union to speak at an all-campus convocation. James Farmer of the Urban League and author of FREEDOM-WHEN?, spoke at an all-campus convocation on New Careers for All. Ralph L. IVIiIIett, Jr., editor-in-chief of the KNOXVILLE NEWSSENTINEL, was the first editor-in-residence. Guests-113 41? 45 L K es. W l r Q Seniors are honored with trophies on Honors Day. It's a proud day for Pete Phelps. I 1 L 1 I uae r mm -Lo' , V 3 hi E is if v , 1 , 1 1 I ,5 l. X 6 I 4 Marc Glessner ns congratulated 114 Graduation E - , x I l I A ei I W yf' , A:l, V. M, 1 K df' it . , -'Ji' .if ff I 90 luv, R' Q v. X I Q 1 v Ffa ,lg is 'gil 'FAQ .S A ' X A p . K if 'Q X 'F x Q' 1 Q .L gA,, fm , x K ?,-,,Np . ,xx Q.A,AggQ3 u Q V . .. V Q, as . N x K' W M H ,, , , X. , A A., Am' A Q - sn ' 'Q ' 33 . ,-K , Q N V EH 'W 'Q.f' X44V if xff- W ,xx ,,, vw 1 4 g 9 D Q if 'VNS 1 3 E S fx 1 J 'WE X 5 sr 'Q' , wi x ., ur 4 is v' 1wud'3I QA X 5 X 1 I . YQ Qi X-. ,xx 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I l I 1 I I I I :-fg,s ..,,- I' I ' Fx? I A 4 , 1:1 1:4 Q ,-up ff 's.,,,,1 Joe Spivey takes a break from the study routine and relaxes in the Key. Seniors Jon Baldwin, Cheryl Burnham, Tom IVliller, Judi Orahood, and Mark Kevitt do their thing. Laura Pilotto anxiously anticipates mail from home in Italy. Q7 ff I I an ,A Ii! if , 2 , Ja I ,1,f' 7 at f I I I . I After long hours of working in the library, ,Q Sharon Robarts unwinds. ' P? 'If gf li V , Q fit W . I I 'AP xg, , Q A I ak I , I 116-Seniors 1 I -. if n An indescribable expression encompasses Tom lVliller's face. ' Kathy lVlorrow enjoys a coke and pleasant con- versation in the Key. Wrapped up in her thoughts, Barb Myers relaxes in the sun. l l ii il l l 1 Tim lVlcIver prepares his cue stick for a fast game of pool. l l 1 l l l l Seniors-117 1. Jack Sturdy, Class Treasurer Beverly Shores, Indiana History, Philosophy 4... H Q s s fff,,,:.J'Q s 4 P3 4 sf, fm l , Y, .N .:'x.,.' Robert Shook, Class President Indianapolis, Indiana History Evan Williams, Class Vice President Leonia, New Jersey Economics , LAHPI lGlllI,ll Q K 1 Jeanette Sandra Wulfhorst, Class Secretary Cincinnati, Ohio Elementary Education Charles Allen Willard Annls Warren Ashworth LaPorte, lndiana Franklin, Indiana Attleboro, Massachusetts Mathematics Biology English will!! Michael Bailey i Jeffersonville, Indiana Physical Education Jonathan Baldwin Woodbridge, New Jersey Sociology .PF vf tr: Linda Barteck Flemington, New Jersey Elementary Education Norman Bartwink Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Psychology Greg Biddle Indianapolis, Indiana Psychology Michael Boilini LaPorte, Indiana Economics Seniors-119 .L - .J ,, ,, l I, 3 Gil ilvvww PNW-mv9..Wimh,-,,,,,,,,,,,,mg :,,. ,., . .,,,.,s .c .., .... .HM ,. ,. . ,,,,......,,. .c,.,.,-.Mc . .,,. me .. , . l WW... ,. .G . , Y , . i ,ll . 5 il I V ,i .I ,. II I sit' I 3 QQ.. :Y I II III W . I 'I i ll K, gl I I fi ill if lg ll I I I I I I I I X I , I I I ' I I . I ' I 3 I E 1 - Philip Brown ' Cheryl Rochester, New York Ffankli History English I I iv: gc. fli ,, 'I l I I 120-Seniors James Bond Darlene Boswell Darrell Brackney Morgantown, Indiana Greencastle, Indiana Greencastle, Indiana J, Physical Education Aff History Richard Bro Skokie, Illinois Physical Education Burnham n, Indiana Giles DeCourcy relaxes. f P ii x V . , 1 me- -rv--, -i K 'if f'f i:s.t. 'k ' A-F f K K i ,W-fx 'M' JOYCE BYGF William Callahan Elizabeth Campbell William Campbell Knox, Indiana Lawrence, Massachusetts Ilion, New York Darien, Connecticut Elementary Education Political Science Physical Education, Sociology Psychology 15 4 ' sf if-Y fe- T, Gary Clark Marion, lndiana Physical Education Speed Collingsworth Brownstown, Indiana Spanish Robert Conlon Jeffersonville, Indiana Elementary Education Giles DeCourcy Cincinnati, Ohio Q Political Science . Glenn Deming ly Wallingford, Connecticut , Physical Education i y Q Michael DeStefano Elmont, New York Physical Education t 1 1 Seniors-121 71,17 W, ,.- ,, ,T .-.-. , ,--v , 7 1 K, 1 11311.-,-V ,9 'III , II: 4. I wa., .n.,. N- .,A.,.,, f .. ., V, c .-f' -V.--A - A -- e- I f Q ' L+' ' ' -' I 1 :I I QI II I I lu Y Fredric Eddy Steven Ehinger Alan Eisenberg James Emerich Columbus, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana Narberth, Pennsylvania Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Political Science Mathematics History Psychology I i I I I 'I E . I g, Y I I I I I I Douglas Fagen Flushing, New York I History I I I 1 I II I I Mary Heather Fair 1 Glen Falls, New York I Psychology I Mike Petti breaks on a fast game of pool. I I I I I 1 I I I E I I 122-Seniors I William Farkas Paramus, New Jersey r Economics Robert Fersch Belleville, New Jersey Sociology if Sally Fischer l Cincinnati, Ohio Sociology William Freeman Indianapolis, Indiana Political Science ...usp .,.,, ,,,,.,,,:- . -mn:-wx 1 -::.:zrr--t -'------' ' James Fulkerson Vicki Fulmer Beatrice Gianguzzi Linda Gonichelis Franklin, Indiana Franklin, Indiana Yonkers, New York West Sand Lake, New York lVlUSiC Elementary Education Physical Education Elementary Education Seniors-123 il 124-Seniors .40-Q Ralph Gonichelis David Hall Kathy Hall Neghanic, New Jersey Columbus, lndiana New Palistine, Indiana History Biology Sociology Hugh Hardin Edinburg, lndiana Biology Peter Hawkins Reading, Pennsylvania Journalism, History George Hayes Richmond, Virginia Biology Q, ru Becky Mathews sits one out. Philip Heller Harold Hickman Hobart, lndiana Indianapolis, lndiana Biology Physical Education ' l , 'K 'M' ' f'?f ? V7 - ---urr,'1'1....'a -'--'--- 3, l i I David Hin i Greencastle, Indiana English Ngoan Van Hoang i Croton-On-Hudson, New York I Biology ' Bruce Hockman Valley Stream, New York , English 5 , I Linda Horsey lVIt. Vernon, New York I I Sociology I William Hughes Arlington, Virginia I Art I Arnold Joffe I Scotch Plains, New Jersey i Philosophy I. I I I David Jones Judith Jones John Kenny ' SVYSCUSGI Indiana Dyer, Indiana New York, New York History English History I I I I ' i Seniors-125 l 'L In il ., ., , . A. ..,.,. .., -4 M-M W---M --'-- -- - -- -A'-'V ------N ' ' J - - rf. -gui.: ::..-- A .Y ' v ,,,, ,Air , , , ,QJQJBJ-iE5'H-1-gtg , ' , p,5..,,..,-+.E1:.,...i,,:...,.,.., W.. ,... i - Mark Kevitt S. Weymouth, Massachusetts History Linda Laurent Briarcliff Manor, New York Theater Jeffrey Leavitt Cleveland, Ohio Spanish Elizabeth Lindsey Cincinnati, Ohio Sociology '-'OYU l-009 Deborah Loudenback Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania Greensburg, Indiana Economics Sociology 126-Seniors Linda Sue Lonaker Cincinnati, Ohio Elementary Education hz' ' 'Lf-----1--------1---------A-Hlswx.a..,-L:4..e.,.,., ..- fa, - f,-. - .--...W-::... ..,.,,,.,. ., .W , , ,, , , , Y., or W' X W V L so cl. 'is fixes. ' L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Sue Lonaker enjoys a quick cup of coffee in the Key. I I I I Veronica Mapp . . I Richmond, Virginia I Elementary Education I I James Marshall I Rushville, Indiana I Physical Education I Cathleen NIcBeath Donald NlcComb Dawn IVIacNab Franklin, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Brookston, Indiana Elementary Education Economics English y I I I I I Seniors-127 I Qg,1f:.,,---..,.. . I I, I W- .L,y Il Il II , II I I I I Ii I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I II II 'I 'I I , 128-Seniors Karen Marshall Rebecca Mathews John Mazzei James NISUSGF Shelbyville, Indiana Mamlla Indiana Chadds Ford Pennsylvania Plymouth Indiana Elementary Education Physical Education Physical Education Elementary Education Jennifer Menser Batesville, Indiana Elementary Education Thomas Miller Jasonville, Indiana English Jeffrey Moore Garden City, New York Economics David Musgrave Bloomington, Indiana German Robert Mustard Kendallville, Indiana Economics Barbara Myers Cherry Hill, New Jersey Art Judith Orahood Hammond, Indiana Sociology, Journalism Stewart Perkins Watertown, New York History Judith Myers Cincinnati, Ohio History Paul Nicolopoulos Brooklyn, New York Biology Gary O'Connor Fulton, New York Art Michael Petti Sally Fischer adds the final ornament. Waterbury, Connecticut History Laura Pilotto Tarcento, Italy Spanish, German Seniors-129 130-Seniors Ernest Richmann Dora Ricketts Deborah Ridinger Peter Rinaldi Strongsville, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana Whiteland, Indiana Cranford, New Jersey Biology - Elementary Education Elementary Education Economics Cheryl Burnham interviews Trustee Robert Wise, motion picture producer. I Sharon Robarts James Sachleben Warren Sacks Elliot Sghwartz Tewksbury, Massachusetts Indianapolis, Indiana Flushing, New York Howard Beach, New York English Political Science Psychology Biology 'ln r s Ah Rita Shirley Daniel Siglel' Nancy Sigler LCDHFIOU. 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Davis T. Deem S. Dertouzos J. Dobbs D. Doescher G. Downey R. Doyle R. Dunlap R. Evans S. Farkas C. Fields K. Fields S. Fisher S. Foreman J. Funke J. Gallaway D. Gebeyehou R. Gibson T. Gloeckler M. Gorman I ,. ,,. .. wr... 4.72 ' 14' N- Doug Crotty and Karla Anderson are menaced by John Knick . Xxx ' oak X wi- 5 F . I -'fag 'w K J. Grant Ul Six points for Bruce Vogel. K. Kane M. Gridley C. Hadley L. Harris B. Helmis S. Hittle J. Hoffman L. Houchin lVl. Jaeger S. Jones D. Kennedy C. Kinder N. Kissinger K. Krieger W. Kryston J. Lett P. Littleton B. Lowe N. Lush A. McClelland J. McDonald J. lVlcGinnis D. MacNab Fresh men-1 45 g f , .--.-Q-vn'-'T 'f? '-1'--- , l l l l l 5 l Y l l 1 . l of I -X -V ff-,:fg-W...-2ffXX1 4 XX gl f ' ' 14:4 ' I Q 1 ll :.qvw fWf'a WH l lg ?i4522if Tivo: if1'Qiyf 9' 1, .V .4 ,.g. v, .X i.,f,,.ygf'l',g l l is ff. Alfi e I VVV' . X f , l A' ' v yi fvfmfw 'fg . f -' 5 of .sv QQ. U ff I ,H'lY.'vZ.iy 9 4- cX'M g,f , , .I , . A ,,7,, ,xX.: l 1 M A x ffm l I y l l 7? 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Zink N sig Q Y X XT 1 . S 1 S ,, www f . get ,X N, 4' 5 wa 5 Shute Siconolfi Siegfried T. Skirvin Smith South So ut ha rd S. Spillman . Spurgeon D. Tran K. Tresslar D. Van Camp B. Vennettilh J. Vest 9 by X N X g N I-'ik X 4 T1 vx W I L 4 is lg:-5. ..., . 7 J J. Wedding S. Zuroff BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Eugene L. Henderson, chairman Truman D. Hoover, vice chairman Robert A. Johnson, secretary Dr. Richard B. Curtis, vice chairman lVlrs. lDr. Ednal Howard J. Lacy, ll, A George J. Vandivier. treasurer vice chairman Dr. Wesley N. Haines, ex-officio Raymond C- FGTTQVIGY, 9X'0ffiCiO IVI. Dale Amos W. Linton Atkinson lVlrs. lGenel Elba L. Branigin, Jr. Dr. Roger D. Branigin The Rev. Thomas L. Bush Rusell R. Campbell Robert lVl. Critchfield George B. Elliott Members Dr. H. Dean Evans William S. Hamilton Dr. William G. Hibbs David A. Hicks Dr. Ralph J. lVlcQuiston Dr. Harry E. lVlock, Jr. Dr. Leon Pacala James R. Price Trustee Dr. Richard B. Curtis, associate dean for research and advance studies at Indiana University, was the second participant in a series of Trustee-in-Residence programs. Eugene C. Pulliam, publisher of newspapers in Indiana and Arizona, greets friends at the Matrix Table dinner. 148eTrustees Dr. Oren D. Pritchard Dr. Ozie D. Pruett Dr. William Province lVlrs. lDr. Ninal Eugene C. Nlrs. lJoycel E. Don Tull Arch C. West Dr. Dallas J. West Robert E. Wise Pulliam Trustee Nina Pulliam was awarded an honorary degree by Franklin College and accepted the Headliner Award at the annual Theta Sigma Phi Matrix Table dinner. if '15 . . 'U' .,. 2, 3- J Y 1, 'ha 'Liga af' M l l The Inierlraierniig Council Phi Delia Theia Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Kappa Delia Rho ti' .31I?.,f. 1'1Zg4:' .'.. v'.i4.r f-' 1- n'ir3 - ? ' 'F'W 'f.an 'f 'f':' 'f - 1T'5P7':V7'4 9 : x 'i'i7 941- 'MH'-Yi- Xfil-fi-M1- ' -:ir-?'5.f : - Tig '5 h Min' Airgas-Q' '-3272: t .. .,,. i lv- f-ff-if--'11 -- ffm I RW, I Donna Beeler takes time out from her drive-in window at the FRANKLIN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY at 101 East Jefferson, 736-5144. Adams, Mary Lafevers 135 Adams, Randall W. 8,35,74 ADMINISTRATION 40,41,42,43,44,45 Ahrens, Carl Austin 34,106 Akhurst, H. Walter, Jr. 43 Albano, Robert Anthony 98 Alburtus, Bradley 48,50,81 Alfreds, Bruce Henry 102 Allen, Charles Merritt 30,48,98,119 Allin, Beverly Frances 91,96,143 Almaguer, Thomas 21 Almeida, Richard Allen 77,81 Anderson, Charles 140 Anderson, Jo Ann 73,96,143 Anderson, Karla Jo 33,84,143,144 Anderson, William Alan 80,98,134 Andrews, Emily Jane 99,108,143 Andrews, James H. 48 Annis, Willard, Randolph 119 ALPHA PHI GAMMA 67 Arnette, Doris Jean 99,143 Ashley, Gardner P. 79,33 Ashworth, Warren Russell 33,119 1'mU fX1lvlinIr-if INDEX Atchison, Naomi Gail 33,66,69,139 Atkinson, Atkinson, Axelberg, Axon, Th Annette 99,143 Herschel R. 43 Robert Kingston 143 omas James 98 Ayers, Donatta Rose 139 Bacorn, Joseph James Spanky 143 Baer, Janice Marie 91,99,108,143 Bailey, El len Suzanne 84,99 Bailey, Michael Lee 48,89,119 Bailey, Warner M. 26 Baker, Noel C. 40,41 Baker, Robert S. 40,41 Baldwin, Jonathan Emerson 116,119 Balzano, Emily Jane 70,95,108,139 Bankos, Anthony Victor 73,74 Barber, Joanne Elizabeth 33,143 Barczak, James E. 51,134 Barmak, Bonita Joy 91,104,107 Barnard, Brenda .lean 06,139 Bnrlmtk, I indaJayne 81,108,119 llanlwink, Nminan llvinq 111,110,110 135,140 Ilnslnirl-, Dnvnl Calvli 11? BASKETBALL 54,55,56,57 Bassler, Max F. 112, 143 Battin, Miss Sally Anne 42 Baturoni, Mary Lou 135 Baxter, Robert Scott 143 Bayer, Joseph 98,135 Bean, Jennifer Ruth 47,73,97,104,107,143 Beach, Miss Linda L. 40,74 Beeler, Donna Louise 47,107,143 Benes, Elizabeth Austen Betsy Benner, Lyman Leon, Jr, 33102, Bennett, Robert 21 Bent, Ruth Joyce 70,108,139 Bewley, Noel Travis 106 Bevins, Debra Lynn 143 Biddle, Gregory Alan 119 Binnington, Mariorie W. 139 Blake, I George 26 BLUE KEN 30,31 Blunt, Jonathan 7074 Bogee, Lennette Sabing 45 GS Bohn, Paul Phillip 102 Boilini, Michael Hay 119 R0lII0l,VVIlllHl1111 -IS 102 Bond .1Cll11t'SDdlt' Sl 120 lionlwmn John Hlnile '0 S01-1,1 Bomkx fail I onus ' ' liurtliwk baiitlifi l x nn A tx, I-I, 4,47 139 V Z: gi we IJ hi 5111113 I uf' abd, if' --C' 5'-'I aff' af 5,119 if! ,- rf? 314 1 il il JI! 11 Ili yin JS C11 jf. 1 Ji Jr! IU hi hi XS! been , . 'JZ 2 . f'Pk lf iw-. Q hh l Bruton .. 5. 441157 - 6 D '96 , I 5 6 . fa LW Sd.: 6 an 'fr- ' L1-f ,Q ,Q .1 1 lf' 1' ,n Iv' c 5-1 li., sf vi Boswell, Darlene 108,120 Boyce, Lonnie Lee 48,198,143 Boyer, Thomas Warner 30,31 Boylan, Dallas Guy 106,143 Brackney, Darrell Ray 106,120 Brawley, Wayne Scott 143 Brennan, Sue Anne 104,107 Bro, Richard Raymond 81,120 Brooks, Brown, Roselyn 100 Deborah Margaret 143 Brown, Jeffrey Lynn 143 Brown, Jeffrey William 55,106 Brown, Philip Killoran 29,73,98,120 Brown, Steven Clyde 102 Ogden Carr, Jr. 98 Bunting, Kirk Russell 106 , Burch, Lloyd Wayne 48,50,90,98 Burch, Miss Mary Belle 44 Burnham, Cheryl Darlene 37,66,67,77,116,120, 130 Burns, Willie Ramona 100 Burnside, Norma Jean 143 Butrick, Miss May W. 29 Byer, Joyce Ann 91,107,121 Caddell, James Preston 48 Cagle, Charles 19 Cairns, Cynthia 107 Callahan, William John 121 Callan, Michael James 88,98,147 Callon, Mrs. Ruth 19 Cambridge, Lawrence H., Jr. 80 Campbell, Elizabeth C. 31,37,75,108,121 Campbell, William Hall 121 Capen, Graal Covington 64,74,107,135 Cardinali, Frank A. 74 Cardinali, Mary Linda 6 Carlson, Graham J. 106 Carpenter, Barbara Jean 70,54 Carpenter, Bill Dale 54,139 Carr, Mrs. Alice 44 Carr, Marjorie Louise 135 Carter, George Maurice 48 Casey, Sheila Anne 45 Chadd, Stacia Joan 91 Chanonhouse Marcus Wayne 70 73 . V . ..,.. Y . . ,. . , , rt: ',:T'.,.1.'.. . H ' .. ' ' ' ' ' ' A ,.91.12151-1-f'-ef'-:-f-r'--:q.:.: 1 f ' ' ' Hl-WAY LANES, US 31 N th, 736-5177. Chaplin, Claudia Jo 99,139 Tony Bankos waits for Phil Brown to count the pins at Or CH EE R LEADE RS 46,47 Cheng, Michael Kenneth 94,139 Chiarotti, John 24,48,50,81 CHI BETA PHI 31 CHOIR 70,71 Chow, Mitchell 139 Chupp, Robert F. 20,63 CIRCLE K 34 Clark, Gary Nelson 48,50,121 Clendenning, Stephen C. 44,81 Cleveland, Mrs. Grace 41 Clifton, Lisa Ann 144 Cobb, Katherine Elaine 135 Colangelo, Charles Wylie 70,31 Cole, Theressa Ellis 31 Collingsworth, Speed 33,121 Conlon, Robert Howard 121 Cook, Patricia Carolyn 33,70,84,99 Cooper, Gary Wayne 48,106,144 Cooper, James William 48,139 Cooper, Steven Gary 140,144 Cotanch, John Andrew 33,144 Cowan, Raymond 23,31,72 Coward, Mrs. Hester 44 Coward, Robert Y. 44 ' Cox, Michael Edwin 48,50,53,102 Craver, Jeffrey Richard 48,52,106,144 CR ESCENTS 99 Crispino, Luigi 21 CROSS COUNTRY 81 Crotty, Douglas Matthew Crot 50,65,75,87, 135,144 Crouch, James Douglas 106 Curry, James 23 Dancler, Jean E. 139 Daniel, Theresa 15,70,100,101 Danielson, Douglas W. 139 SAGA FOODS offers fine cuisine and a relaxing atmosphere to Franklin students. Adv-Index-151 Rhonda Robertson and Becky Dunlap gas up at PERRY'S GULF SERVICE, 175 West Jefferson, 736-991 1 . E , i Duckwall, Dale Kent 33 106 sflvcf 7889 00 3 Dugle, Susan Beth 139 Dunlap, Rebecca Ann 108,144 phgtggraphgrs XVQ Duracz, Duane 48,98 6 Doyle, Ronald A. 48,144 Davidson, James B., Jr. 51,94 Davidson, John Edward 102 Davis, Delia Marie 144 Davis, Robert Steven 33 Dearborn, Janet Anne 74,75 DeCourcy, Giles Anthony 120,121,139 DeCourcy, Marilyn 72,104 Deedman, Charles Fraser 80 Deem, David Alan 54,135 Deem, Teresa Marie 30,84,107,144 Delph, Richard Lee 30,48,73,90,102 DELTA DELTA DELTA 93,111 DELTA ZETA 96,111 Deming, Glenn Harry 51,89,94,121 Deniston, Marianne 96,139 Dertouzos, Sya 75,144 . DeStefano, Michael A. 121 Deubel, William John 94 Dial, Lonnie Grant 98 Dickerson, Clark 23,54 Dobbs, Justin Virgil 144 Doescher, Douglas F. 98,144 Donlon, Martha 139 Doran, Joesph 18 Phil Brown buys some mixer from Pete Hawkins. They both seem to be in the spirit of things at STUCKER'S, 55 East Court, 736-6066, and 1753 North Main, 736-9646. Index Evans, Robert Graham 144 EVENTS 12,13,14,15,58,59,76,78,79,88 89 110,111,114,115 Ewbank, Wayne Jay 77,135 FACULTY 16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25 26 27,28,29 Fagen, Douglas Martin 94,122 Fair, Mary Heather 33,74,122 Farkas, William Charles 123 Farkas, Scott Elliott Jug 33,144 Farmer, Daniel Nissley 77,98 Faught, Stewart 19,48,81 Fawcett, Benjamin Daniel 32,34,106,138 Fell, Dan Patrick 54,102,139 Ferguson, Steven C. 106,139 Fersch, Robert Uncle Bobby 102,110,123 Fetterley, Raymond C, 40 Fey, Jean Ann 135 Fiedler, Keith Allen 48,102 Fields, Christine Sue 33,47,99,147 Fields, Kenneth James 144 Fiorini, Michael James 33,78,90,102 Fischer, Claudia Rose 139 Fischer, Sally Ann 123,129 Fisher, Stephen Gene 55,106,144 Fitten, Steven Maurice 74 FOOTBALL 48,49,5O,51 Foreman, Steven Earl 144 Foster, Robert 40 Franczak, Nancy Ellen 139 FRANKLIN INDEPENDENT WOMEN 100 101 Freeman, William T., Jr. 98,123 FRENCH CLUB 33 FRESHMEN 142,143,144,145,146,147 Friedrich, William Joseph 51,73,90 Funke, Jacqueline Ann 70,84,96,144 Fulkerson, James Blaine 123 Fulmer, Vicki Lynn 32,99,108,123 Gallaway, James Neal 98,144 Garcia, Enrique Alfredo 139 Garick, Robert Howard 35 Gebeyehou, Desta 144 Gerbers, Rebecca Lynne Becky 15,81,1 GERMAN CLUB 33 Geyer, Scott William 51 Gianguzzi, Beatrice Marie 123 Giamboi, Joseph Nicholas 142 Gibson, Robert Edward 55,106,144 Giddens, Howard R., Jr. 73,90,98 Gill, Joseph Boyd 66,102 Gilkey, Miss Marjorie 24 Gladish, David F. 17 Gloeckler, Thomas Edward 32,34,51,106 144 GOLD OUILL 30,31 GOLF 80 Gonichelis, Linda 123 h T'- m' i'1 'L , I 'mr 5... a 1-i . M. lx, 94 'am 1 'vu sf' 4 S n N. . M.. I K .YNTQ G 4' Q ja . . 'W W .. W., 'Ni 'Q .., ' Qi 3 xx 'WN I ,Lv . 8.10 .Aww I 5 W' Xt ,,. 'rl 'f-FF' V G HP, . ,. ii- .two '1 ' 4 1 l l 1 I 1 J ill we 1 I 5 Dean Baker and Tony Bankos discuss Franklin's financial status at the UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, 34 West Jefferson, 736-7191. 3' Gonichelis, Ralph Ronald 124 Gonzalez, Anita 135 Gonzenbach, Steve 48,106,142 Gordon, Gary 16 Gordon, Mrs. Mary 16 Gorman, Mary Kaye 96,144 Goss, Louis George 106,138 Graham, James Harold 75 Graham, H. Richard 16 Grant, John William, Jr. 145 Grant, Mrs. Priscilla 29 Grauel, Jay Christopher 102 Green, Mrs. Joyce 45 Gridley, Michael Steven 145 Grills, Sally Louise 47 GUESTS 113 Hadley, Charles Robert 48,106,145 Haines, Wesley N. 38,39 Hall, Kathryn L. 124 Hall, William Bryson 139 Hall, Virginia McKennie 33 Hamilton, Mrs. Sandra 20,43 Happe, Gregg William 80,106 Hardin, Hugh R. 124 Harding, William Robert, Jr. 51,106 Harris, Lawrence Edward 139,145 Some Franklin residents are being well groomed at DON'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP, 28 North Main, 736-7512. Adv-lndex-153 Harris, Martha Jean 32 Harris, Richard Stevens 94 Harwood, Miss Glenda 17 Hass, Stephanie 99 Hauswald, Thomas Arthur 48,81 Hawkins, Peter Tisdale 124 Hayes, George Thomas 37,74,124 Head, Jennielu 104,135 Hearin, Barry Joel 68,73,102,135 Height,'Joseph 28,33 Height, Margaret Ann 33,104,107,135 Heller, Philip Norman 30,31,33,48,50,53,73, 102,124 Helmis, Bruce Nicholas 145 Henninger, James Earl 51,94,190,139 Hertz, Michael Robert 94 Herzog, Mark Robert 51 Hettich, Mrs. Jane W. 43 Hiatt, Charles William Il 102,139 Hickman, Harold Bruce 48,49,81,102,110 Hicks, Mrs. Nettie 20 Hicks, Samuel 21,70 Hill, David Allen 30,37,68,72,73,74,75,125 Hindman, Randall Kevin 80,102 Hirschfeld, Brenda Diane 75 Hittle, Susan Gail 144 Hoang, Ngoan Van 31,80,125 Hockman, Bruce Jay 16,125 Hodge, Thomas R. 22 Hoeppner, Pamela Kay 12, 135 Hoffman, John Andrew 102,144 Hoffman, Rebecca Ann 47,70,84,108 Holbert, Robert 25 Holcomb, Michael Lynn 54,140 Holland, Mrs. Ruth 20 Hollowell, Ronald Garner 74 Hood, Rodney T. 25 Hopf, Frederick 22 Horsey, Linda 74,125 Houchin, Laronda Louise 145 Hougland, Stephen Dungan 135 HOUSING 72,73,74,75 Howald, J. Thomas 26 Hughes, Barbara Sue 91 Hughes, William Edward, Jr. 125 Hunton, David Loyd, Jr. 106,140 INDEPENDENT MEN 111 INTERFRATEFINITY COUNCIL 90,91 INTERMURAL SPORTS 51,56,57 Irwin, Donald Reed 55,106,135 154--Adv-Index Phil Brown gets ready for a heavy weekend by withdrawing money from his account at MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 80 East Jefferson, 736-7151. Joffe, Arnold Louis 98,125 Johnson, Michael Lee 54,106 Johnson, Shirley Ann 37 Johnson, Virginia Dell 84,136 Jones, David Lowry 32,125 Jones, Judith Ann 31,64,67,108,125 Jones, Sandra Kay 84,108,145 Jones, Walter J., Jr. 81 JUNIORS 134,135,136,137 Jackson, Blair Lamont 48,53,135 Jackson, Gregg Edward 35 Jackson, Hubert 33,74 Jaeger, Marsha Lynn 145 Jakoubek, Jane Therese 72 Janes, Larry Robert 48,140 Jaquay, Steven Ray 31 ,33,48,102 Jennings, James Charles 70,75,136 Kahn, Randall Otto 73 Kane, Kevin Eugene 145 KAPPA DELTA RHO 51,94,110 Kennedy, Denise Maria 17,99,145,146 Kenny, John Chester 125 Kevitt, Mark Bucklin 31,76,77,116,126 Killen, Barbara Lynn 31,104 Kinder, Cynthia Ann 145 King, Rodney Alan 140 Kirsnes, Jean Ona 31,95,140 Kissinger, Nancy Ann 145 Klein, Margaret Mary 89,104,107 Klene, Mark Carl 48,81,140 Klysz, Terry 48,50 Knick, John C., Jr. 74,140,144 Knisley, Barry 23 Knue, Francis Wayne 33,48,90,106,140 Kothandapani, Virupaksha 19 Krasnow, Michael Alan 94,136 Krieger, Kathleen Norma 70,S4,108,145 Kryston, William John 145 Kuhn, Howard 16 Kullander, Donald E., Jr. 98 . Kushner, Gloria M. 104,136 Qkxta Rhonda Robertson and Becky Dunlap try out lawn mowers at DEER AND SON HAR DWARE, 71 East Court, 736-6558. I I I I I l l l I l I I I I 'Z' if gl ,xiii nl ,gh jy.l gi ,TIN :iv .:'.-5' -' ge' ls S .XY Y -1 1-A :rr .Sill I -Env 1-was . J, . .,, 'W . I-as-Q . -.3 ' 1 X ' I ix- sf it ,L 'A Q: kim .a x W I ir 'X 1 N' 'N' -H ,. . .Nqr I, :- Af. tl pf 4.-4 ,,.4v Q V v af' rv! 1 41- 5 '. ,,.. AJ. rg, 1 I 1' ij 5F .Iii U41-5 H. 5, Jian-I f Miller, Miller, Miller, Deborah Faye 140 Dennis Carl 146 Richard Alan 146 K' , . n .. O commencement , , , the start of something big. best wishes. graduates, from the electric company. if PUBLIC ' SERVICE INDIANA McCarty,lPatricia Ann 70,95,104 McClelland, Amy Louise 145 McClenaghan, Catherine M. 99 McComb, Donald Richard 98 Lalich, Boro Radomir 48 Lambert, Lance Arthur 73 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 88,98,99,111 Lancaster, Jeffrey Jack 54 LANCE RS 30,31 Latella, Janis Lynn 147 Launey, George 24 Laurent, Linda Anne LolIy 62,70,126 Lawson, Harold 48,50 Leavitt, Jeffrey Harrison 81,102,126 Lee, Mary Ann 70 Lett, John David 145 Levett, Paul Eugene 48,98,102 Linden, Sally L. 107 Lindsey, Elizabeth Mae Stockton 126,137 Linscott, Lincoln Hurst 80 Lipps, Donald Joseph 30,54,106 LITTLE SISTERS OF KAPPA DELTA RHO 95 LITTLE SISTERSOF MlNERVA107 Littleton, Penny Sue 70,95,108,145 Lloyd, William Taylor 74 Lonaker, Linda Sue 126,127 McCord, Victoria Susan 15 McDonald, James David 33,70,98,145 McFadden, Miss Myra B. 25 McFarland, Kathryn 84,104 McGinnis, James Gregory 48,145 McGregor, David Peter 74,140 McHugh, Charles John Jr. 136 Mclver, Timothy Oneil 117 McKee, William Charles 87 McKinney, Constance E. 51,106 McKinney, Jerry R. 55,100 McKnight, Bradley Dalton 32,51,106,140 McKnight, James 27 McManus, Don Richard 48 Menser, James Alan 89,102,128 Menser, Jenny Buck 32,37,89,108,128 Merriman, Michael Walter 146 Merritt, Susan Ruth 136 Middleton, Phyllis Jay 73,137 Mikulis, Michael A. 75 Miles, Linda Kay 96 Miller, Ann Christine 136 Miller, Christopher R. 146 - .1-. Q ,O . 1 I al 3 Long, Lloyd E., Jr. Skip 73,75,126r Long, Mary Kathryn 89,96 Loudenback, Deborah Kay 67,104,126 Lovell, Robert 22 Lovell, Robert Lynn 54,55,140 Lovell, Penny Sue 47 Loveridge, Harry T. 43 Lowe, Bill Gene 145 Lubker, Beth Ann 84,107,108 Lush, Noren Walter 145 Lustick, Jeffrey Ross 102 Lynch, Kathleen T. 15,65,96,107 MacCombie, Herbert E. Ill 74 MacFarlane, Ann Patterson 3,74,96,136 MacNab, Dawn Elaine 31,37,68,74,104,127 MacNab, Deborah Jean 67,75,104,145 MacNiven, Miss Mary E. 21,62 Mackey, Nazarine 100,140 Madigan, Melissa Susan 146 Mahoney, Kevin Harvey 48,98,146 Manley, Raymond James 106,146 Maple, June Ellen 32,33,77 Mapp, Veronica Delores 32,100,127 Marquis, Noel 25,43,81 Markwalter, Margaret H. 70,95,108,140 Marshall, Dianna Lynne 73,140 Marshall, James T. 127 Marshall, Karen Sue 104,128 Mathews, Rebecca Norvell 124,128 Maus, James Spencer 140 May, Donald Cline 51,106 Mazzei, John Gregory 94,128 Medlin, Paulette 91 McBeath, Cathleen 127 Denny Norton plays Mr. Clean at ONE HOUR MARTINIZING CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY, 52, North Main, 736-7944. Miller, Thomas Sprague 116,117,128 MINERAL WATER BOWL 52,53 Mitchell, Mrs. Geneva 42 Monachino, Joseph James 30,102 Montgomery, Albert 22 Monthie, James Edward 30,72,74 Moore, Daniel Edward 33,234,102 Moore, Jeffrey Tabor 90,102,128 Moore, Marva Jean 73,75,11O,134 Moore, Peggy Ann 99,146 Morgan, Janet H. 136 Morganstern, Stephen Jay 73 Morris, Barbara 140 Morrow, Kathleen L. 117 Mulgrew, William Kim 98,146 Mullendore, Mary Lucille 107,146 Murdock, Wendy Beth 146 Murphy, Allen 28 Murphy, Robert M. 26 Murray, Kent William 48 Musgrave, David Lawrence 33,61,128 Mustard, Robert Edward 48,102,128 Myers, Barbara Jeanne 117,128 Myers, Judith Ann 31,67,70,96,129 Naile, David C. 24,41 Naile, Linda Jane 84,108 Nash, Susanna Jean 84,136 Neary, William Paul 75,136 Netherton, Claudia Ruth 77,146 Newbury, Peter C., Jr. 98,146 Nickless, Karen Ann 33,141 Nicolopoulos, Paul John 51,102,129 Nigro, Richard C. 73,74,136 Norton, William Dennie 81 ,98,146 Nugent, Paul T. 24 Nuner, Patricia Elizabeth 61 ,62,146 O'Brien Jeff Mont omery51,94,129,146 , 9 O'Connor, Gary James 102 O'Connor, Thomas J. 72,73,98 Odachowski, John A. 9,102 Ogdon, Montell 25 Franklin's own jet set relaxes at the PIZZA INN, US 31 North, 736-8511 Orahood, Judith Ann 19,64,67,77,116,129 ORGANIZATIONS 30,31 ,32,33,34,35,36,37,76,77 Orr, Joyce Bernice 146 Osborne, Judith Louise 4,99,146 Otte, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth 43 Palmer, Debra Pearl 146 Palmer, Margaret E. 146 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 90,91 Pappas, Cynthia 32,33,65,91,96,136 Papunen, Ellen Christine 107 Park, Richard M. 25,41,72 Payne, Michael Gerard 73,102 Pease, James Laird 31,102 Pendygraft, Celenia Lou 75 Penley, David Lyle 48 Peoples, Brenda Joyce 84,146 Perk, Hans 74,141 Perkins, Stewart Erwin 129 Pett, Douglas Lee 98,136 Petti, Michael F. 122,129 PHI ALPHA THETA 31 PHI DELTA THETA 51,103,110 Phillippoff, Peter 31 PHI OMEGA PSI 77 Pianca, Miss Alicia 28,33 Pl BETA PHI 104,105,110 Pilotto, Laura 31 ,33,37,116,129 Poindexter, John O. III 55 Porter, Thomas Bryan 65,66 Potter, James Robert 106 Powell, Phillip Lynn 48,49,53,141 Prager, Kenneth 27 Province, William 45 Pryor, Mrs. Marilyn 28 PUBLICATIONS 64,65,66,67,68,69 Rhonda Robertson and Becky Dunlap learn about the engine at EARL WILSON SERVICE STATION, 49 East Monroe, 736-6817. 156 -Adv-l ndcx Quigley, James Edward 146 RAB 32 Racine, Randy Roy 48,81,141 Rader, Gena Penny 4,96 Racine, Randy Roy 48,81,141 Rader, Gena Penny 4,96 Ranard, Harvey Edgar, Jr. 141 Receveur, William J. lll 30,31,32,34,51,90,106 I Reedy, John Henry IV 33 Reinhard, Stephen Ray 54 REPUBLICANS 32 RESIDENCE ASSISTANTS 74 Rice, Gregory Jay 55 Rich, Roberta Ann 33,73,99,108,138 Richmann, Ernest Lewis 94,130 Ricketts, Dora Elizabeth 130 Ridinger, Deborah Jo 130 Riegel, Mrs. M. Lucy 18 Rienzi, Gerri Dina 88,96,107,146 Riley, Brent Lee 98 Rinaldi, Peter Joseph 130 Ritz, William 27,76 Robarts, Sharon Louis 95,116,130 Robinette, Robert Lewis 33,141 Robertson, Rhonda Sue 146 Rodrick, Cathy 70 Rolland, Michael Samuel 51,94 Rysz, Pearl Louise 84,107,136 Sachleben, James Henry 130 Sacks, Warren David 130 Sanderson, Susan Gayle 146 Schiesser, Linda Louise 84,108,145 Schroeder, Cynthia Lou 136 Schwartz, Elliot David 3,74,130 Schwartz, Steven Richard 3,33,72,112 Scott, Michael 98 SEA 32 SENIORS116,117,118,119,120,121,1 124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131 Settle, Edward 51 ,60,62 Seward, Jacqueline 84,107 Shattuck, Arthur Dering 146 Sheets, Douglas Michael 106 Shirley, Rita 75,131 Shook, Robert Charles 3O,31,34,51,10 Shoultz, Debarah Kay 95,100,136 Shraluka, Susan Dee 104,146 Shute, Clark Edward 147 Siconolfi, Anthony, Jr. 147 Siegfried, David Earl 78,48,102 Siegfried, Richard Hughes 147 Sigler, Daniel John 102,131 , I I I I l I I I . i I I I I I I I I I I i I i i i i 1 l i I I I E I i 22,123, y ,132,133 3 If 6,118 5 I t '.. L .r,. 3 .sss T -3 1 'fii'l ff .. V I 1 . Eh , . I ' I S ATA! ,s - - J - osx...- I I Q X . asv .X is wr x Phil Brown instructs Tony Bankos in how to drive one of the new Chevrolets at ALEXANDER CHEV- ROLET INC., US 31 North, 736-5141. Sigler, Nancy Martin 131 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 32,51 ,89,106,1 11 Skelton, Roger Kent 80 Skinnon, David Alan Sarge 90,94 Skirvin, Theresa Susan 51,147 Slusmon, Jan Newell 66,67,73,131 Smiler, Diane 100 Smith, Adam Russell 74 Smith, Chris 87 Smith, Jeffrey Erving 131 Smith, Janet Louise 131 Smith, Lois Ann 10,65,67,96,131 Smith, Michael David 106 Smith, Phil 87 Smith, Rebecca Claire 84,104,107,147 Smith, Richard Arthur 75 Smith, Ronald Marshall 51,106 Smith, Shmura 100,112 Smith, Stephen Lee 102,131 Snyder, Lyman Allen 74,131 SOPHOMORES138,139,140,141 South, Allan Lee 147 Southard, Carol Marie 70,108,147 Sovinski, Paul Punt 131 SPANISH CLUB 33 Sparks, John Dugan 141 Spillman, Sara Elaine 84,137 Spillman, Sue Ellen 3,147 Spivey, Joseph Deronda, Jr. 33,116,132 SPORTS CAR CLUB 35 Spurgeon, Carol Sue 75,147 Painters Tony Bankos and David Zawisha check out the wares at TAYLOR'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER, 165 East Jefferson, 736-9231. St. Clair, Mrs. Doreen 18,184 Stanfield, Earl Leroy, Jr. 132 Stankus, Thomas John 70,77,98 Stephenson, Cheryl Denise 29,33,64,76,77,95, 141 Strietfeld, Steven Jeremy 106 Strong, Danny Lee 66,67,69,112 STUDENT COUNCIL 73 STU DE NT COU RT 72,73 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 72 Sturdy, Jack PIato 30,31 ,32,33,37,64,67,72, 73,75,87,118 Sturdy, Karen Ruth 34,73,87,91,104,107,142 Sturgis, Charlene Ann 31 ,72,74,91 ,96, 137 Sturm, William A. 27 Superczynski, Wayne D. 37,132 Sutton, Ken Harmon 55 Swan, Mrs. Gladys 17 Swan, Richard 17,72 Swenson, Peter William 102,112 Tappan, Julie Joann 32,137 Taylor, Bryan Herschel 75,132 Taylor, Michael Allen 137 Teets, Eddy M. 43 TENNIS 80 THEATRE 60,61,62,63 THETA ALPHA PHI 62 THETA SIGMA PHI 31,67 Thomas, Drew Russell 77,81 Thomas, Robert Townsend Skeeter Thomas, Sally Beth 141 Thompson, Edward 19,54,8O Thompson, Keith Walter 48,102 Thompson, Michael E. 77,140 Thompson, Peggy Bond 140 Tichenor, James David 133 Timm, Bart Joseph 73 Todd, Catherine 107 Toole, Robert C. 26 TRACK 81 Tran, Dong Trong 147 Trankel, Robert J. 23 Tresslar, Kenton Lee 55,106,147 Truax, Pamela Kay 70,84,95,140 Truesdell, Eleanor Louise 99,108,133 Tsismanakis, Mrs. Thelma 20 TRUSTEES 148 Tukel, Jeffrey Lawrence 64,80,98 Tuoti, Michele Marie 75,84,104,107 Turner, Glenn R. 51,106,137 UNAFFILIATED WOMEN 110 111,132, 102,141 Unsworth, William Roy 48,50,53,81,102,133 Van Camp, Dee Kevin 147 Van Deun, Bryan 43 Van Deusen, Robert Reed 133 Vangilder, Kim H.133 VanRennes, Pamela Ann 15,33,75,84,91,108 Vansickle, John Davis 70 Vanzo, Frank 48,81,141 Vaughan, Linda 73,96,107,141 Vennettilli, Barbara Ann 84,99,147 Vest, Jack Hougland 147 Vick, William Scott 73,147 .YJ ,. Mkt. I' vs, I VN, f- .41 LK.., '. 3' Bob Fersch takes time to pose ata Linotype machine at ROEDER'S FRANKLIN PRINTING SERVICE, 97 East Monroe, 736-6663 Vincent, Penny Sue 75,84,108 Vogel, Bruce Howard 145 VonStraIendorff, Vicoo 29,33,44 Wagner, Daniel Evan 48,73 Wagoner, Greg Jay 33,81 ,1 37 Wagoner, Mark Robin 147 Waldon, Robert Lee 19 Walters, Mary Margretta 96,141 Ward, Robert L. Papa Joe 1,141 Wasilchuk, Stephen G. 90,106 Waterman, Bryon E. 41,73,74 Watts, Barry William 81,102 Watts, Christen Cay 86,91 ,99,147 Webb, Judy Joan 147 Webb, Mary Catherine 137 Wedding, James Harrison 147 Weintraut, Sue Ellen 137 Weiss, Robert Mark 51,106,142 Welchans, Stephen 48,87,147 Wells, Barbara Jayne 95,100,141 Welton, Donald 94 West, William W. Ill 51 Westfall, E. Darrell 43 WFCI 76,77 Wheeler, Patricia Rae 33,65,75,141 White, David Charles 77,141 White, Gary Lee 55 WHO'S WHO 36,37 Wickliff, Jay D. 80,147 Williams, Evan Alexander 48,54,80,98,118 Williams, Michael Paul 106,147 Willson, Paul L. III Pete 32,34,51,73,90,106, 137 Wilson, Sharon Louise 95,108,137 Phil Brown looks at watches for his fiance at WlLDMAN'S JEWELRY, 49 N o r th Main, 736-7533. 158 f-Adv-I ndex Wirey, Michael 137 Woebbeking, Donald Wayne 102 Wolford, Stephen 68,133 WOMEN'S SPORTS 84,85 WRESTLING 82,83 Wright, Donna Sue 75,84,108 Wulfhorst, Jeanette Sandy 118 Wyckoff, Donald Alan 106,147 Yant, Rosemary 84,87,104,107 Yarnall, Robert Leslie 73,74,133 Yohn, David Martin 98,133 York, Clifford Edward 3 Young, David Earl 102,137 Young, Dixie Lee 75 Zelkowitz, Fern Alane 75 ZETA TAU ALPHA 89,108,109,'l11 Zike, Vernon, Jr. Butch 99,106,137 Zink, Jennie Elisia 4,47,96,107,147 Zinz, Margaret Anna 31,70,84,108,141 Zuroff, Sandra Renee 104,147 Phil Brown, Rhonda Robertson and Becky Dun- lap try out an Opel-GT at WOODS BUICK PONTIAC INC., 101 East Nlonroe, 736-7171. x X. Congratulations from THE DAILY JOURNAL, US 31 North, 736-7101. , ff f 9 .- . 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N- .fn on A -1 .M tx Wm .- Wzf'-fi ffm- : .X'- 3 ..-+-- of f- .' .M-3 -f 'X f 3' .J 3 'B 1- M. fi- .2 tv, -M.,.2w,' if J, gf V ., ' s- :L ig, , 3:54 fo fp , -X.-M.,-iF--5 yn 3-,Q A -L X gd, ,. 1 . .Shiv ', . .2-X :YN L. s ' .X PM 3-,-x . .134 'fx 1 'xc-N, . 1 ' w 'r-V' .1 ,- . X ,,f,'1, -, J 'xigw' 7 -ww? f'1:3'fmf:li 1t'- n'Aff.w2W.'aBfaxwg .513 SY fr.-' 3 xt 2 at 1 I-N' I'13 1'-4 'Wag-R:x9fv11.:I'..': - ..'i'f' ' 1tw......?'u:q.1m.x. f + .fp 1 -ff' J.-W 4 xffwwo J: H-ww ftfvx'.s'.1iL2-..,,.w..H1s,xv-,ff .. rw-nr..-...,.m:.'... A '-- - 1 - '- an-mmf , , fa . ,,. M M. .. .C ...,- ,. 1 ,V f--.- . QA--..-gO. A- --1 -V -----5 ' U ----, H '--T--' - '53':4'g ' K ' -- '4 ,Q,,A,,,,., 'l .l lg in ll ll Q . Dedication 1quun1,.g1nl'lf s you lived life at Franklin you will know what we . i tl l This book is dedicated to the blood sweat and tears, l 5 literally, that have gone into it. We have attempted in l i these pages to tell a story-life at Franklin College, a l life interwoven with faces, new and old. The theme i l is not original, nor is it meant to beg life is not new l i and original, merely novel, to be experienced for Ill those who are unafraid to taste the fruits of life. If T have conveyed in these few pages. The seniors deserve special notice in this dedication, for it is up to them l to continue in this life, but within a different frame- l work, beyond the cloistered walls of the college and into the world of questions. ALIVIANACK 71 is one 2 year of answers. l l ll lj ' il gi iii if. xi' 1. ' The Editors li i i l ' l il , ll 9 lg 'E Q i 1 . l Co-editors-in-chief Judith Ann Orahood Greeks Robert Fergfh Lois Ann Smith Housing Graai Cgpgn Administration and Faculty Judith Jones lndex Cheryl Stephgnggn Album Cynthia Pappas, Jeffry Tukel Organizations Kathleen Lx non Business Manager Robert Englander Photography Thomas Poms, Copy Jack Sturdy Special Events Pafrigia wheels, Cover Gary O'Connor Sports DQUQISS groin Faculty Advisor Prof. Robert F. Chupp 5 if. lil l J l Staff Members ii Emily Andrews,Brenda Barnard, Philip Brown, Ronald Doyle, Robert Dun- Schiesser, Steven Schwartz, Nick Smmogr Dm ,d gk,,,,,O,, 1si,,.,FS,,5R,,X,,, ,ji lap, Jacqueline Funke, Beatrice Gianguzzi, Kathryn. 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