Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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Franklin College Reflects Many Identities When trying to remember what Franklin College was like in 1 978-79, many years from now, surely everyone will think of something different. Some will think of friends, their favorite activity, or maybe a song that was special. Still others will say, remember the time when . . . Every student, faculty member, and administrator will have one special thought in mind which will help them identify with this year; something to set this year apart, making it unique from all the others. Identity is an important factor in life — everyone wants to be an individual yet still be a well-liked part of the student body. Trying not to be like everyone else, to do something outstanding, while joining in the fun and being part of the gang. I Yes, everyone at Franklin College has their own identity, just as they each identify with different aspects of the college. The following pages of the 1 979 Almanack attempt to show the individuals and activities which will help students remember the year; to identify with the events that made this year different from all others, both past and future. f H wk m 1 JBSk BL i ,, ' y ■ jfflr W ' iR | i LEFT: The Bell Tower of Old Main is a symbol of FC to the students, alumni, and friends. ABOVE: The annual RHAC Tug-n-Glug pulls the residents together. Gay Valentine and Mary Joan Panuska pull for Elsey second north. Opening 3

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MovirT In Orienting The Old New Cathy Newport (BELOW) supplies the vital ID information, while Steve Anderson (RIGHT) poses for the infamous ID photograph. Saturday night came alive with the Orientation groups providing entertainment. ABOVE: Keith Miller ' s group presented the Fat Family ' s Family Portrait. RIGHT: Patty Sexton and Debbie Denslaw add some R.A. — inspired Conehead humor. 4 Orientation