Eckerd College - Logos Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

The New Eckerd Times Volume I — St. Petersburg, Florida Photography Credits 1 Andrew Delany 2 Tad Hershorn 3 Robert Demarest 4 David Littell 5 David Hartman 6 David Ord 7 George Clemen 8 Prof. Hodgell 9 Earle Newman 10 Mark Monroe 11 John Keeton 12 Bill Hamilton 13 Thomas Armstrong 14 John Knight 15 Ruth McKay 16 Robin Harrover 17 Greg Carlsten 18 Jonnie Williams 19 Lisa Wemett Editors Tad Hershorn Andrew Delany Kat Kooker Tracy Karrer George Clemen To Jack Eckerd, for believing in our dreams. The Editors vrMSt lm BB SK W$M ' ■ m I ■ ' §EF$gam. ■fi liiMiBiiiii i i ii 1 1 mini iiiiiiiiiii i m—i m gdxookfiqJ f O Jv r C 3 The house has a bed with a canopy upheld by copper birds and daisies ... You may think I ' m blind, but I ' m not. I know what you do and what you don ' t do. Sst! Little white Mistress Shoemaker, like the heart of an almond — but a little bit bitter, too. Little Mistress Shoemaker — burning golden reed — Little Mistress Shoemaker, beautiful temptress of my heart. 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V • ; K r J: ' kit Rf - - US k n| m • ■ HI r if : X JT« 1 Ui v i •a V Mrs. Jones Mr. Keener Mrs. Trigg Mr. Myles Dr. Gould 62 ; %ev TWYc Dr. Irwin J ■ ,!(S JisS JESS?; ' x- - ' r ' ' • ' .v..«r!p i? 65 ' wmv m i i-riajtotfja M Provost Smith and Dr. Rhodes Dr. H. Genz - SK Dr. Brundage I torn 75 l Dr. Parsons i Dr. Johnston V TfiT WW 78 k k Dr. Watson Dr. Murphy Dr. A. Johnson Dr. MacDougall Dr. Hatala and Dr. Foster 7 32 to: Project ' 73 from: Jim Earle re: frogs A Story For Committees (moral is included) Once upon a time there was a little frog. Now this frog was fairly happy, but one day some big frogs said, Psst, buddy, we have an offer you can ' t refuse. And of course the little frog, who was also fairly smart for being a little frog, didn ' t refuse. Anyway they put him in a room and told him that if he could hop to the opposite wall of the room, he could have all the riches of the frog-kingdom. I Dr. Crane The only rule was that out of politeness the little frog could only hop half of each remaining distance (after all the room wasn ' t very big). Well , thought the little frog slyly, this ' ll be a breeze. The first hop took him halfway to the wall, but the next hop although bringing him still closer to the wall, introduced to the little frog, who was also fairly naive, Dr. Wireman Dr. Wahking the idea of diminishing returns. So by the 31st hop the frog was very, very, close to the wall yet was really not getting any closer with the incredibly minute hops at this stage. By the 93rd hop (really it was a flinch) the little frog was so tired that he just collapsed, and sure enough he fell right into the wall! The moral of this is that just when you ' re the tiredest of not getting anywhere, sure enough you ' ll bump into a wall! j Miss Tibbs HL « i i ■L ?l 1 A HT ' N m Ms. Calhoun, Dr. Block and Mr. Smout Ms. Shirty Smith Dr. Meacham 85 THE MERMAID SHOW AT WEBB CITY The mermaids all died from old age or maybe they worked them to death (you know show business) so they stuffed them and put them into a display window surrounded by seashells and coral, with a recording of their famous song that lured sailors to the bottom. It is the biggest attraction this side of Weekeewatchee with their rival mermaids, still aliv e and luring not sailors but tourists now, much as they go for sailors but there aren ' t anymore sailors. Where did the sailors disappear to, hanging around town in their snug outfits with nothing to do but open for suggestion. All they wanted was a good time and all we wanted was for them to have it. Sailors being as rare as mermaids these days Webb City ought to have a sailor show. Of course they don ' t have seductive breasts and tails but they do have tight bulgy pants and a loose gait that says, I ' ll do anything you want, and, Hi folks, enjoy your vacation. Perhaps the mermaids died because they sang and no sailors came. I could understand that very well, it being the universal predicament that nobody comes, answering the soul ' s longing. Poor mermaids, nobody comes to the mermaid show anymore. It is all dusty and the record is scratched. What say we go and kidnap the mermaids and bring them back to the sea where they were captured long ago: Instead of luring anybody, they were lured, the sillies, and ended up in showbusiness. Brothers and sisters, let ' s liberate the mermaids of Webb City and give them a sea burial, chanting and scattering flowers on the water, for the happy ending all mermaids long for: Turning to sea foam. Edward Field Lynda Corcoran Bill Hamilton Tom Herrlngton Judy Gerard Tom Coleman Cindy Orrell and Renee Gabriel Sue Cook Linda Wiss Steve Jones John Burton 2 Jim Earle Hank Kennedy Pat McGee Bill Wlegand Glnny Mitchell and Deborah Skinner 95 Mike Pfeifler Pat Hodgell Pamela Powers 96 Ray Hale Judy Meeter Paul Lytle and Jane Bierman David Ord Mike Conover Katie Tyler Eva Jennings Holly Oleson Byron Wilder Lynda Corcoran f « Alvin Taylor Bob Guza Steve Smith Beverly Nelmes Margie Hale Don Morrison Richard Shotmiiller Rob Carter Wm . ' t Mm.. p.— «■ ' pi « r i H B mk mM fl ESP_r I H HfS HS 1 1 1 8 , s Susan Voorhees Zandy McCloud 3 105 Trip Jones Sue Hagan 106 Elmer Unruh Sue Bardgette Charles Hogle, Madelaine Chapman Ann Irvine Ken Jacobsen € d ! i r ■ l nm Rick Davis Mike Grieco 109 Sam McGinnis 4 Philip Orr Christine Keig Eva Jennings r ' •. 112 Doug Franz 9 far left: Larry Rowland, Linda Davis left: Noel Julenes below: Michael Granahan Jim Jordan Jon Volkwein Anne Copeland Beverly Morgan Nancy Weed Joyce Samson 115 Harriet Huss, Elmer Unruh Barbara Scott Alex Pascual . . . Amigo 116 12 Dave Berger Bruce McCulley 117 Malcome Arthur Debby Keeton Pat Breier Barbara Hindenach Tracy Kuehn Sam Moulthrop Bruce Montgomery l i r-fi 1 Joan H ' ? J Ryon Lucke Dan Brockman Carolyn Testa 121 Tom Armstrong 122 Charlie Wilson Rick Fallon Dottie Reeder Louis Young Laura Green Jackie Bouter 125 i Caren Bakkum Cathy R Lorr Mathis Kirk Jackson Susan Pummill Larry Mishler Allen Hartman Anna Holmes 1 Dave Bassett V Mike Blanck Andy Norrell 9 Steven Stambaugh Ignacio Larrinua 1 Michaele Cozzi 130 Hiroko Kimura Jack Rowland 1 John Stewart i 13? Bruce Lindsay Tom Nicholson Sara Mitchell 1 Laura Pruett 133 Diana Sanctos Andrew Patric Delany i 134 w Merle Vanhouten l Anne Copeland I Jim Flagg 135 Susan Pugh I Duke Windsor Jenny Bevins I Jeff Kinbacher Lisa Wemett l Clyde Mckenney and Judy 7 Paul Reitz Alan Hill Gordon West 7 Elaine Hall Barbara Paulson Wendy Hasty 7 Compliments of a friend of the College. Patrons W. D. Bach Dr. Mrs. Roy B. Connor Mr. Mrs. Woodbury Ransom Mr. Henry Coleman Benjamin Perry Sarah Louise Halmi Daisy Douglas Ross E. Wilson Mr. Mrs. A. T. Clemen • Central Plaza, St. Petersburg • Indian Rocks Shopping Center, Largo • Cortez Plaza, Bradenton • Ringling Plaza, Sarasota • Gulf Gate Mall, Sarasota For the finest in fashions WM. HENRY OR EVERY BELK LINDSEY STORE Use Your Wm. Henry or Belk Lindsey Charge-It Card, Master Charge or BankAmericard Magna Cum laud , ... an honor not easily earned nor casually bestowed. And, in the culinary world, one that we wear with great pride because it was awarded to us by a discerning faculty — our patrons! 1 ■tl immS Restaurant In Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on the Intracoastal Waterway at Sunrise Blvd. Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Charl es Naaean McArthur Compliments of Milton Roy Company Piper Associates Harry M. Piper C.L.U. Life Insurance Employee Benefit Plans WlLLARD A. GORTNER VICE PRESIDENT Harris, Upham S C9 ICORPORATED 3303 THIRD AVENUE NORTH ST PETERSBURG. FLA 33713 TELEPHONE SI3) 8 62-OI6I Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Dr. Arnold B. Poole Trustee CENTRAL PINELLAS CHAPTER S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., LNC. DAVID l_. WILT 896-8513 MEET - TUESDAY. 8:00 P.M. U.S. HWY. 19 N. Tourist information Ctr. clearwater 147 n You ' ll love our Raw Oysters (and only $1.25 dozen) P.S.: Cocktails are only 70t, too! COCKTAIL LOUNGE. MICHELOB ON TAP. OPEN 11 to 11 SARASOTA 72 50 S. Tamiami Trail (U.S. 41) CLEARWATER 2400 Gulf to Bay Blvd. (Hwy. 60) ST. PETERSBURG 4200 34th St. S. (U.S. 19) IS jiSW.I -_- t% ft l fts Central Plaza Bank and Trust CoivipA-tW Thirty Fourth Street and Third Avenue No. 34th Street and Burliington Avenue North THE SYMBOL OF BANKING CONVENIENCE IN ST. PETERSBURG %  iL £Ok