Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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.T ' T ?VT , FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE LIBRARY CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION President Dedication Faculty Campus Views BOOK CLASSES. Seniors Summer School Graduates Juniors Sophomores Freshmen BOOK FEATURES . . Hall of Fame Celebrities Florida Southern Review of ' 38 BOOK ACTIVITIES . Governmental Bodies Honorary Fraternities Musical Clubs Forensical Club Professional Fraternities Social Fraternities BOOK IV ATHLETICS Intramural Activities Advertisements BOOK V 4 4-4

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- THEME N THE age-old experiment of living on the eaith, the scien- tific spirit and the religious spirit have worked, but not al- ways hand in hand Often in the conflict of these vital principles, parts of the same truth, there have been violent misunderstandings, persecutions — even death But today, we feel that God has revealed Himself in all creation, in the hyeroglyphics of the rocks as well as on the pages of Holy writ. The Union of Science and Religion, a dream of Dr E Stanley Jones, is the theme for our yearbook — a theme which he believes possible of realization on such a campus as ours here at Florida Southern. Many heroic souls make up the vanguard of Truth in both Science and Religion; but of this host, it has been possible to select only a few to show the growth of the Union of these forces from the beginning of the Christian era to the present time. The murals at the beginning of each of the five sections were chosen to portray the significant eras or events in that period. The sub-theme portraits of great scientists and spiritual leaders further accentuate the progress toward un- derstanding and unity. May these questing spirits of the past enrich the minds of those who make up the Greater Florida Southern!

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FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE LAKELAND. FLORIDA LUOO M SPIVET PRe O£NT TO THE STUDENTS OF FLORIDA SOUTHERi l COLLEGE We have just finished another year in Florida Southern College to- gether. That it has been a high year both for the college and for ourselves, I believe that we shall all agree. It has been a time for advanceuient all along the line. While the college has been growing each of us has felt himself expanding. We have felt the glory of belonging to something that is signi- ficant. We ourselves have been aware that new meaning and new powers have come into our souls. A whole host of students are going out of these halls forever. One of the distressing penalties of being the president of a college is again and again to watch these friends of mine go from Florida Southern. To those who go and. those who stay I offer my best wishes. Time will not break our ties with our Alma Mater. More and more we shall find that Florida Southern has done something fine for all of us. ) ., iOwM I