Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Snow, slush and ice covered Franklin ' s campus during January making Winter Term 79 one of traying fun and snowball enjoyment. Students staying on campus trudged through many feet of snow to attend various WT classes. Evening entertainment included movies in Elsey lobby, dusk- to-dawn bowling and roller skating and half price pizza nights at Pizza Hut. Although the weekends offered the worst weather, many adventursome students braved the storms for weekends at home. Internships provided a variety of learning and practical working experiences for FC students. The Indiana State House, Children ' s Museum of Indianapolis, newspapers, doctor ' s offices, hospitals, learning centers, even a funeral home were just some of the internship sites. Other students found themselves participating in valuable travels for their WT experiences. Keith Miller and Greg Smith spent part of Christmas vacation and all of January backpacking through 1 countries in Europe. Six others, Nancy Fox, Fanny Ivanoff, Randy Mason, Arnie Petre, Patty Sexton and Page Townsend accompanied associate Spanish professor Alicia Pianca and retired FC professor Myra McFadden on a historical yet fun-filled trip to Puerto Rico. ABOVE- Diane Timbrook spent the month at Center Grove Middle school in the P.Ecourses, ABOVE LEFT- Larry Bradley listens to the comments of his Indiana State House advisor. LEFT: Icicles hung from the Chapel Barnes, Bryan, and the Gut giving FC that Winter Wonderland look. Winter Term 17 '

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Snow, Travels, Internships Highlight Winter Term 79 PAGE 1 6 RIGHT: Kerri Perkinson explains the Indiana Children ' s Museum touchable kits, which are available for teaching purposes, to FC Public Relations intern Debbie Denslaw. BELOW: Jeni Sipes found out how bad the weather can really be when she had to call a tow truck to pull her car out of the snow. 1 6 Winter Term

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' A. -- -.: — A little bit of nothing is all that Rita Williams (Little Mary) holds in a duet with Margo Whitley (Mme. Von Liebedich). Jim Lewis portrayed the old Indian friend of Chief Brown Bear. Rita Williams (Little Mary) and Bill Cox (Captain Jim) console the old warrior. ¥ T Si in time The three-night pertormance ot Little Mary Sunshine brought laughter and old fashion romance to the FC stage. Two of the nights were standing ovations. The forest rangers, young ladies, Indians, and the heroes and villains sang and told of life in the Colorado Rockies. Renee Dewey directed the fall semester production of Charles Dickens ' immortal A Christmas Carol. Students worked with children of the faculty to bring the seasonal show to the stage. Patty Sexton and Dan LeClerc starred as the Crachet parents; Lazlo Pinnyei portrayed Scrooge. Three Rms RivVu was the work of director Laura Dyer, and was presented in early February. Bunny Nash and Kent Robinson starred as two young people caught in an unusual circumstance in an empty apartment. K? Playing croquet is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon . . . The of West Chester Finishing School lament an afternoon companionship. Laura Hale, Becky McCain, Terri Gerth, Cindy Heflin, and Patty young ladies without male Lisa Kitchen, Fleenersing. 18 Theatre