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PHOTO BY KERRI KINKER ’13<br />

101 BRANIGIN BOULEVARD<br />

FRANKLIN, INDIANA 46131-2623<br />

(317) 738-8000 OR (800) 852-0232<br />

www.franklincollege.edu<br />

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Sound mind, sound body = winning combo<br />

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Permit No. 135<br />

Midland, MI<br />

Kayli Schafer ’11 and Chelsy Gott ’11 are two of the many student-athletes who exemplify <strong>Franklin</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s liberal arts tradition of operating<br />

with a sound mind in a sound body. Read more about their academic and athletic achievements in this magazine on pg. 46.<br />

Schafer and Gott are in good company. At the start of this academic year, two-thirds of new students indicated having an interest in athletics,<br />

and over one-third currently are participating in our Division III athletics programs through the Heartland <strong>College</strong> Athletic Conference. With<br />

your help, the college can continue supporting these promising student-athletes and instilling the lifelong lessons of teamwork, discipline and<br />

perseverance. Please consider joining our efforts to build a new tennis complex as part of The Future Unfolds campaign.<br />

The new tennis complex will be located in the heart of Grizzly Park, on the east side of campus. Its 10 composition courts will allow both the<br />

men’s and women’s teams to<br />

practice simultaneously and the<br />

four lighted courts will provide<br />

more flexibility in practice<br />

schedules with nighttime<br />

opportunities. The additional<br />

courts also enable the college to<br />

host NCAA conference matches<br />

and offer tennis camps, private<br />

lessons and community<br />

tournaments, which could help<br />

generate additional revenues for<br />

the program.<br />

Trustees Jim Hoover and John<br />

Grimmer have issued a special<br />

challenge to alumni and friends<br />

who are supporters of the proposed<br />

facility. During The Future Unfolds<br />

campaign, they will match dollar<br />

for dollar all gifts and pledges<br />

designated to the tennis project<br />

up to a total of $200,000.<br />

Commitments from tennis<br />

boosters are payable over a<br />

five-year period. Please call<br />

(317) 738-8040 to speak with the<br />

Office of Institutional Advancement<br />

about making your personal pledge.

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