Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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Red Letter Day BEFORE: Members of the faculty discussed non-academic affairs while waiting for Riley Jones to signal the start of the procession. DURING: Students marched toward the Knowles Memorial Chapel for commencement exercises, and to hear Speaker Senator Ralph Flanders. 107 seniors became graduates in the Friday morning service. AFTER: And then it was all over — graduates left the chapel to be congratulated by friends and photo- graphed by families. Another year had run its course — and this was Red Letter Day; June 4, 1954.

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107 Graduates GEORGE W. ANDERSON Rt. 7, Box 25-fi Orlando, Florida George is a local Orlando student who transferred from Orlando Junior College to Rollins, graduating in June with a major in accounting. George ' s friendly manner brought him to the attention of the Sigma Nu fraternity which pledged him in ' 52. The Navy has first call on his future, and immediately after graduation he will receive a commission in the U. S. Navy Reserve and report for two years ' service on the high seas. Upon his discharge he plans to return to college for graduate work DONALD W. ANDERSON 3 Country Aire Clayton 24, Missouri Don completed his fourth year at Rollins in June, graduating as a history major, his plans for the fu- ture including the University of Colorado ' s excellent geology program. As a member of the Delta Chi fraternity, Don lent his athletic powers to the Delt ' s intramural teams in football, basketball, swimming, and baseball, where he was one of the hottest pitch- ers in the league. As a result of his remarkable performances and his good sportsmanship in intra- mural sports, Don was chosen Chairman of the Men ' s Intramural Board. 248