Eckerd College - Logos Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

ARC ?TMENT |, ' 3E -. 33733 ' 1 1964 1965 And so they have come to this place Academics Florida Presbyterian College St. Petersburg, Florida Vol. II They watch and wonder now and then at change and sometimes think of when the place was barren; then, before the structured, glistening homes of books and thoughts, grew up to meet the welcome tread and pulse of those who wander. They find themselves in the activities surrounding them: there are times of fun and of joy mixed with the necessary times when hello ' s must be said and smiles given often too often Shadows of people doing, and some of those shadows having faces. John C. Howorlh, Dean of Mi They know that somewhere lost behind the doors which have important names are those who care in their own way- unseen, sometimes unknown. Lawrence Wmn Richord McFodycn, The Tr rfw There are others at this place, perhaps unseen, important to the pruning and the growth, who fill a need that only people can: ' 9« they work and some become our friends. All the faces sharing the task of the work of the books and those times of no books, when being alone is enough and thoughts are more close than the skin up on their bodies. 16 They work and then the moments of relief, nstants shared with someone else, a friend perhaps. A smile, a laugh, a look of surprise enjoyment expressed on a face: reflections of people being themselves. At times they need to be alone, to know the sounds of words unspoken, to feel the thoughts of tinne too close to reach expression the symbols of silence together. 20 ' - M 7 k M ' ip ' ip This place is not only a place where there are books, and papers, and men who stand in front of rooms and talk; it is a place of meeting, of confrontation, of community, and of loneliness. It is a place where they come and begin to learn and to have things happen that will be remembered. 21 24 Everell H, Err 25 26 John H Jacobson, Phihiophy Keith W. Irwin, Religion and Pbiloiophy 27 John Sollcrdclrf, Mci 28 Jomes R. Carlson, Drc berl O Hodgell, Afl 29 Kenneth E. Ke Pedro Trokos, Spanish Alfonso Bemos, Spon.ih O Wireman, fdu. 32 53 34 ChoHes D, Smilh, fcon, 35 SaniQ Hamady, Social Anthropology 36 37 38 Roberl C Meacham, Wolhemal, 39 40 ' ip ' Roben J Hoiala, ChBwr.lry 41 The reality of the drama can sometimes give meaning to the dramatic reality we live in. Noah, Santa Claus, Antigone, Abrahann and Isaac brought this place insights and thoughts. The first year of full-time production activity stimulated, shocked, and impressed: many times there is more real to the unreal than to the real. A4 45 The clubs of this place brought moments away from activities of schedules. They laughed at professors mocking themselves and at imitations of other people from other places . . . Shadows still playing in lights of a Fiesta and AAardi Gras. 46 47 48 49 50 t .- ' - For some, sailing provides a form to shape the moments away from activities of schedules. Sometimes it takes the shape of competition; sometimes it is freedom from the containment of the place. V M Tli N ■ — 52 For many at this place, the spectators, basketball is a mixture of agony, a chance to shake fists and shout vindictives at opposing players and referees; and happiness: Bruce just made two more points. For a skillful, well-coached few, basketball means grueling practice sessions, a hard played game and, hopefully, a victory. 53 r 54 There are those possessing special skills in many sports who seek to make a test of their abilities. They demonstrate their skills on mats and hardwood floors, on orange clay infields and sand traps. They compete and sometimes win. 55 56 For some a serious undertaking, for others a comedy of errors; a conglomeration of glittering victories and ignominious defeats mixed with skill and humor. They develop new skills, exercise favorite abilities, or just have fun. For many men the exertion of intramurals is the best relaxation. 57 • • 53 For these, too, intramurals are a chance to test their athletic ability. They try the unfamiliar- dribble, punt, and pass; scream and yell, and try to win, but not really like boys. -rjil , 59 60 Ns They govern themselves, to an extent, under the Student Government Association. Here faces meet and talk. They seek to make the structure of government significant to the other faces and shadows. They conflict and talk more; they elect new faces and give money for the others to have their functions. But still they are blowers of smoke and pullers of hair. 6i 62 63 So many shadows doing so many things. Those moments present themselves, the times of release and spontaneity, and hold minds and eyes. This place can be a happy place. 64 65 Nelson Bl.sh ■!! -f!?. ' Knsline Blumberg Diore Bordner Class of 1968 M John Calloho •Si Arnold Lcoh Dennii Bode Joylynn 68 Angela Bowdei O Ronold Byrd iUiii m Nick Dole Kris Done Connie Dovis Sieve Dovis Ronold Delyser Cynthio Denbo Chris Dietrich Glenn Dobbs Pom Dolliver Jim Donnelly Borbaro Dolson 69 Lydia Lourel Jarek Loy iib. Jomes Madison Earnest Mahaffey Gale Manning Belly Mansfield 70 . Jik Connie Huffmo Jonice Hunter Debbie Hutch Robert Johnsc Jo-La Johnsto Carolyn Jone: Cliff Jones Doniel Korr Judy KeelBf ' k tkjth Robert MacKichan Dovid MacMillon Charles MacNelll Dennis Moder John Warden Nels Marshall Larry Martin Eleanor Mason rf Meachom Merrick Olo Jane Tink Miller Miller Chris McCarter Barbaro McKinley John Middletor Richard Mills 7! M.khell Moore Moore Moore Poulette Roy Sharon Robert Morley Morris Motes Myers Tim William Becky Maureen Myers Neol Newell O ' Con ell Ava Jane Patricia Sue Ormon Owens Papps Payne Dovid Michelle Jay Barbara Philhour Pierce Pitlner Roister 72 Not Pictured. Debbie Aull, Russell Davts, Dofryll Kinne, Richard Leps, Gail Mastoti, Nan Moyes, Diana Mignety, Man i bondra Senkbei Jack Senleffill JtM J k Gordon Slock Frank Smolheii Sherman Smilh Chorles Str.pling Shoron Suarez David Totelmon Solly Von Kaenel Dick Waghorne Downs Walkin! f o 1 J=.J ikr J ift Mike Pele Paul Eve Walson Wall ' , Welch West Rod Donald Leah Morgan Westoll Whilcomb While Whit. Joe Charles Fred Mike Williomson Wilson Wilson Wiisc Meg David Edith Nancy Wlnkley Withers Wright Vount 73 Beverly Fonr, Secrelary; Iim LighHield, Presidenl- Bill Hoy. Vice Presidenl; Peggy Barry, Treasurer Class of 1967 Joan Allison Patricia Altenber nd Dana Andrei George Atkinson Jacqueli Ballou Susan Banks Clifford Barber Joanna Barnette Peggy Barry Andy Beckenbacin Phyllis Berllny Bonnie Bewick Charlotte Fisher Janice Forrester Lloyd Fleck Joanne George Mike Godley Liia Golden Suzanne Harding George Haseman Robbie Hattaway Leila Blair Mike Bradley Sarah Cooper Sharon Crame Nancy Dawson Charles Dechant Wendy Eidson Sally Epperson 74 John Heinburg David Hemstreet William Herbert John Hindman Penny Hodge 75 iftF dS Hughes Hull Jame Nickie Mike Virgi Kauder Kaufold Keele Peter Anne JoAn Kehde Kimball King Tim Lightfield Ormond Loomi: ignecker Margaret Lor Sharon Lott Judy Lucado Kris Ludwigse Kathy Markey Maurice McDo Jack McGuiri Dauid McKei Pam McOwe Lois McMilla Carol Mason Ryan Maxwt Michele Meares Beth Messer Carol Moore Mark Moulthrop Valerie Murdock Steve Myers Robert Nay Darryl Neil! Alice Nelson David Nichols Ellen Noffsinger Jim Oliver Bill Ray Remington sha Robert old Robinso, Rick Shiva Tom Steml Phil Taylo 76 Not Pictured: David Boynton, Barbara Curk, Bruce Emery, Julius Greshman, John Hatcher, l?ichard Hogue, Monika Koch, Pat Lloyd, laura Price, Claude Moore, Vicki Millard, David Roberts, Roger Sanders, Margaret Shuler, Robert Stocking, Diana Tite, Gary Werner, Julia Whitman. feosa Sharon Pennock Laney Polk John Porter Charlotte Rule Rufus Sessions Sarah Thomson Cliff Threlkeld Barbara Vanderhoek Peter Sandy Geoffrey Vasile Jim Vogel Frances Voght James Walker Wallace Watters Virginia Dale Ear! Welky Wernicke Whitlock Joyce William Kirby White White Williams Greer Rice William Woodward Worthington Wrubel 77 Class of 1966 Sfu Adcock Sandra Ahlgren Muriel Barnard Marylee Baskin Robert Breslin Judy Brisbin Stephen Bronsteir Geoffrey Browne Avis Carter Patty Clements Margaret Clough Joel Cole Jay Robert Cook Patti Cottrell Felipe R. J, Eche Jane Ferguson Diane Fortson Thomas Gachet Betsy Gessler 78 James Anderson Steffany Appleton Thomas Bacon Aimee Bagur Anne Baldwin Barry Beal Jane Beasley Linda Jo Berry Maggie Blackwood Richard Brandt fli h Susan Hamilton Margaret Heath Ellen Kay Hedrick Lynn Hestir Demaris Higginbotham Sharon Hoekstra John Hollembeak Andrea Hood David Hood Richard Gildri Dick Hall 79 Nancy Sanders Nikki Schaub Anthony Sherr John Sims Jari Slywka David Snipes Meredith Sparks John Spragens Greg Thomson Bruce Matten Donald McNeill Jonathan Novak Nina Novak Joanne Hood Mary Hunzeker Dee Dee Jacobs Mason Killebrew Karen Lange Allen Lippert James Rileigh Richard Lopez William Lyons Marietta Marra Barbara Rogers 80 Jonathan Smith Shelley Smith Terry Thrasher Judy Timms Not Pictured: Hunlon Allen, Chris Baden, John Bell, Fred Bichley, Norman Blake, Chuck Boss, Mrs. Pat Bradley, Jeannine Caparoso, William Coleman, Don Cunningham, Paul Dee, Virginia Dew, James Dillon, Herbert Dorr, Lee Hersey, Fred Holler, Gregory Lane, Fred MacFawn, Lyman Penland, Paul Philhour, Mary Ellen Reiser, John Rich, Al Robbert, Barbara Russ, Jon Runge, Bruce Sraurt, Kathy Wil- liams, James Wood. Karen Tomkins Alice Tratebas Ephy Tussing Karl Veit Martha Wade Nancy Wanamake James Weetman Diane Welch Donald Westcotf Ann Whalin Alan Witten Jack Wright Lynda Ann Beavers B.S., Math 82 Ramon Berries B.A., Spanish David John Blum B.A., Sociology Elton Carrington Boggan B.A., Philosophy Nancy Louise Bolton B.A., Sociology ' Kay Esther Boylen B.A., Sociology Joan Carter B.A., Religion Maribeth Chiles Chadwe B.A., French Judylee Childers B.A., French Dorothy Dabbs B.A., Sociology Darlyn Donna Davison B.A., Spanish Eleanor Sue Dietrich B.A., Psychology Jane Dishong B.A. Susan Beryl Dunn B.A., Spanish Mary Elizabeth Ellison B.A., Sociology Mary Ellen Emerson B.A., Sociology Elise Caroline Fitzgerald B.A., Psychology John Drewry Foy, III B.S., Mathematics Ronald Henry Francis B.A., Sociology Claire Stevi arf Franklin B.A., Sociology Jeannie Gilliam B.A., French Mary Elizabeth Hanson B.A., Sociology Colleen Shannon Huss B.A., Sociology Linda Jones James Albert Hinson, III B.S., Biology Janet Gail Hunter B.A., Literature Evelyn Monegain Jackson B.A., Literature Diane Mayer Keister B.A., Spanish 83 James Richard AAaar B.S., Math Karen Lee Marion B.A., Psychology Beth Richardson Marshall B.A., Religion Bruce S. Meade B.A., Sociology Beverly Jean Moore B.A., Religion Sheila Marie Most B.A., German David Steiner Nichols B.A., German Sara Eleanor Oberst B.A., French Albert William James Shaw Leps Keyser B.A., Philosophy Natalie Ruth Kriner B.A., Sociology Sarah Laessle Joan Louise B.A., Literature Richard Edward McFadyen B.A., Literature Dodie Rossell B.A., Sociology Russell Keith Schroeder B.A., Literature MacKenzie B.A., Psychology 84 Nancy Eilen Page B.A., Classics Lynn Park B.A., Humanities Hubert Albert Paralta, Jr B.A., Humanities John Bridges Phelps, III B.A., Psychology Harry Thomas Price, II B.A., German Susan Kae Solfau Mary Ann Veasey B.S., Biology B.A., Sociology Rogette Wernicl e Marian Pond B.A., Spanish Whitlow B.A., Literature Not Pictured: James Steven Bodkin, B.A., Psychology; William Leslie Cobb, B.A., Psychology; John Craig Hayes, B.A., Psychology; Beverly McCain Jones, B.A., Literature; Mark Stiles Kingsly, Jr., B.A., Sociology; Patricia Counley Leupold, B.A., Art; Mary Charlotte Love, B.A., German; Linda Jeanne Mc- Donnell, B.A., Literature; Suzanne Williams McMillan, B.A., Art; James Marion Mitchell, B.A., Psychology; Norma Barnes Morris, B.A., History; Vivian Ivette Posada, B.A., Spanish; William Rhodes Ripberger, B.A., Economics; Cary Bond Thomas, B.A., Literature; James Gilbert Sweeny, B.S., Chemistry; John Andrews Sweeny, B.S-, Physics; Frank Lawrence Winn, B.A., Literature. David Moore Rankin B.A., Economics Arthur Jones Ranson, III B.A., Political Science Noralee Jean Reicherts B.A., Spanish Barbara Anne Shuman B.A., Philosophy Patricia Simmons Charles John Smith, Jr. B.A., Economics Judith Ann Watson B A , French Julia Lynn Whitman Nancy Earlyne Wiseman B.A., Political Science Elizabeth Cook Woodward B.A,, German 85 Zb 87 mmmmmm m m mm mi a C A VICTOl MORRISON FOOD SERVICES, INC. Serving Florida Presbyterian College Since 1960 Catering Service, Snack Bar, Special Occasions 90 CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUB BANK-BY-MAIL NIGHT DEPOSITORY SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TRAVELERS CHECKS BUSINESS LOANS PERSONAL LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS STOP Get every popular banking service and facility under one roof FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT ST. 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