Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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i if ,If C A: We, the students, enioy recreation as well as work. A vol- leyball game on a beautiful fall day eases the tension. B: Freshman Paige Nelp enioys a quiet moment under a tree before going to her next class. C: Another side of FC students is shown as they rehearse for the play, Winnie the Pooh. Being involved no matter what the activity, keeps FC alive.

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ihnmeruming lb fx 943 , 3, 'X ,M A ,L 1 M as Q I C -O-Q-A - ----f -- W - N C f-- -fa ---- A -f w----i-iw-4--v if --.M V Y-V-. , 1 , , l l l. ,.A., MRSA Homecoming, whether it be 1940, 1950 or 1975, possesses one thing -excitement. In 1975-the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority and Phi Delta Theta frater- nity sponsored a tramp-a-thon to help raise funds for the Johnson County Association for the Mentally Retarded. The tramping started the night before Homecoming and continued during the festive day until 5 p.m. Many students, profes- sors and administrators ioined in the fun for the 20-hour event and raised a total of 555.26 for their efforts. An Arts and Crafts Fair featuring merchants from virtually everywhere filled the walks and grounds on the Mall selling candles, beads, painting and many other items, including decoupage. Then of course, the big moment- the football game and crowning of the queen, Cathy Seamonds, a freshman representing Delta Delta Delta, by Acting President Richard Park. The Homecoming Concert was the highpoint of a full day's activities, with Rush and Ginger groups performing in the Women's Gymna- sium. Thus ended another Homecoming Weekend. But it doesn't stop here- for next year in the fall, it will emerge again, bigger and better than ever. A: Denisa Walker, sophomore, admires one ofthe many colorful banners placed across the north end of Goodell Field that is so typical of Homecoming. B: Homecoming Queen Cathy Sea- monds, freshman, Delta Delta Delta lcenterl, and her court: lleft to rightl Terr Zuffa, sophomore, Pi Beta Phi, Lisa Frist, sophomore, Delta Zeta: Seamonds, Kathy Bri- denhager, sophomore, Unaffili- ated Women, Cheryl Michel, freshman, Zeta Tau Alpha. Not pictured is Linda Moorman, fresh- man representing Unaffiliated Women. C: The football team gathers around the coaches for last min- ute instructions with the capacity crowd cheering them on.