Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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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.

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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

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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