Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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ABOVE: Short ' s Tavern closed their doors, but not before SEB sponsored a Senior Night. Randy Pease and Phil Abel reminisce about new and old times. LEFT: There goes a 10 in that red Chevy. ' ' Kathy Laskowski and Lori Payton of The Swingers perform in the CCF Variety Show. It began with the long, cold weeks of waiting for the snow to melt and Spring Break to arrive — the phenomenon of Spring Fever. The illness peaked upon the return from a week in Florida, Texas, or home. The seven weeks until summer loomed ahead. Activity on the Mall increased. The books came outdoors with the Frisbees and suntan lotion. Elsey, Cline, and Bryan beach populations swelled to capacity as people hit the sand. The Wright Brothers entertained Spring Fever night after Horseshoe refreshments during the day. Student Congress added to the Spring hysteria with an unprecedented Spring Fling Day. Greek Week, Franklin Follies, and Finals came much too quickly. And, in a bewildered voice, people wondered where the second semester had gone. LEFT: WFCI-FM ' s annual Cancer Marathon moved to Elsey lobby in 79. Illene Jaynes looks over the album selection for sale to raise money in the Marathon. Jenny Brown aids Jaynes. Spring 21

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' Sun Heat Mark Spring RIGHT: Professor Alicia Pianca (pictured) and Professor Gardner Ashley teamed for a humorous skit in the CCF Variety Show. BELOW: Fnsbee golf was the craze as even four near-graduates will profess. Greg Smith, John Markwalter, Doug West, and Bob Relos pose before their final round. ABOVE: If only Lu Young, Cathy Callon, Tom Roberts, and Phil Blain knew dealer Dan LeClerc was about to throw a two of spades . . . ABOVE: Cindy Wright enjoys a soda while imprisoned in the Panhel Jail. Undoubtedly, her roommate sent her there. 20 Spring

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Greek Week Action Rain-Shortened Squeezed between the books and May Sing practices, Greek Week added yet another dimension to Greek and campus lite. From Monday ' s relay races to Sunday ' s May Sing, competition and good fun reigned. There were the usual tricycle malfunctions, colds from apple bobbing, dramatic Softball catches, and the beautifying of the campus. But added to all this was the constant threat of rain which eventually cancelled the picnic and rope pull. Delta Zeta and Lambda Chi Alpha claimed first places in May Sing. Nancy Glover, Ken Inskeep, and Jim Price were chosen as Outstanding Greeks, DZ Ellen Richert was May Sing Queen. Saturday morning was campus clean-up time. Elizabeth McDonald, ABOVE, and B. B. Schmid police the tennis court area. Tom Robertson and Mike Rosenfeld, RIGHT, give the sign a coat of varnish. 22 Greek Week