Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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CAROLYN F GARVIN Home Economics BS,MS . . . her career closely parallels Helen Ev- erett ' s - . . was critic teacher at FSCW . . . likes reading . . . dogs . . . learning poetry . . . dish-top gardening . . . coquettish sense of humor . . . petite . . - looks forward to a doctorate in Home Economics . . . housing and nutrition are Garvin special- ties ... an elf with a yellow and green complex . . . CLAUDE A MOORE Industrial Art AB,MA native Texan . co-chairman, State Industrial Arts . . . unobtrusive manner and strong convictions . . mineralogy is his hobby . . . owns a coMection of many stones from small precious opals to large coral quartz found on beaches . . cuts and polishes stones . . . archery and camping . . willingly uses his time and equipment to help people make things . . . master craftsman . . . ART DONNA STODDARD Art BS. . . . gleaming black hair . . . Spanish eyes ... an hibiscus, personified . . . painter in oils, water colors . . . pupil of Tibor Pa- taky . . . collector of vases . . . responsible for the sign boards that chart the students along the road to mental health . . . indi- vidualist . . . lover of comfort . . . Droduct cf a literary family . . . MRS JOSEPHINE SHERERTZ Home Economics B.S . . . panorama ... a city . hotels, then a Florida mining town , . . hardships . . . pioneering . . war work . . . children . . . runaway boys to help . . . life . . . death . . . new hopes and drecms . . supervision of conning during the fight against the fruit fly , . . then Florida Southern . . . and more young people to know and help . . . a sweet, motherly person, with a stout heart and seremh

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EDGAR E TOLLE Voice and Public School Music Baker University . . . performer and teacher . . . exponent cf the convict hair cut . . . choir director and soloist . . . artist without temperament . . . Your favorite bantcne . . . encourag- ing, coaxing, applauding ... he remains temperamentally the same . . . interested in the progress of his pupils . . . lean . , . bronzed . . . baseball fan . . . sports . . . his greatest pleasure is in the performance of his pupils . . . ROM IE P. MARSHALL Music Kentucky State Teachers ' College ... a man with an accordion ... a crowd . . . negro spirituals . . . music pulsing through the night . . . preacher . . . editor of the Florida Christian Advocate . . . teller of tales . . . humor . . . pathos . . . music . . . printer ' s ink . sits in the shadow of great men . . . believer in church music taking its own place in the church . . . ART MRS EDYTHE BENTLEY Organ Oberlin Conservatory of Music . . . charming at an organ or at a tea table . . . systematic . . . poised . . . witty . . . political interests inspired by her hus- band, lawyer . . . her disposition is as un- changing as cold weather in January . . . collects cactus plants . . . active in church and social affairs . . . HESTER LORENA DUNN Piano B. Mus . . . children ' s stumbling fingers follow her skillful ones upon black and white keys . . . infinite patience . . . humor . . . blends . . her mind reads your life with uncanny accuracy . . . experience has given her wisdom . . . traveled . . . composer of chil- dren ' s melodies . . . THEODORE EHRLICH Music BM singer, director of music for Cleveland Playhouse Company . . . played tuba in Central Florida Symphony Orchestra . . . low built chassis . . photography . . takes movies of band . . . witty in presenting numbers . . . once taught German . . . likes to watch football . . . dramatic manner. . . impressario of whirling batons . . . band- master !

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CHARLES A VANNOY, Chm Foreign Languages A B , A M , Ph D ... a house with palm trees . . . twelve alley cats quiet charm . . culture . . warm winds bringing back memories of five years in Buenos Aires s nger of quartet numbers or German class Lieder . . . Phi Beta Kappa . quiet, subtle humor . his is the gift of always making other peo- ple feel at ease in his presence . . . CHARLES W. HAWKINS Ancient Languages Ph B , B D bushy eyebrows, craggy features, a shock of white hair . . . gale-blown walk played football when men were men . . . friendly, but highly serious ... a desire always to do what ' s right . . . very exact . . . stock-taker of student opinion . extremely courteous ... dry wit . faith- ful . . . unselfish . . . sincere . . . Socrates in homespun ... a man who keeps faith with his ideals in a shaken world . . . LANQUAQE WILLIAM C ZELLARS Spanish Ph B , M A , Ph D. . . . originally from Georgia . . . spent three years abroad . . . mostly in Spain, where he published a book en the influence of Sir Walter Scott in Spain ... is state director of Spanish Institute chess fan . . . likes football, fishing, western and his- torical novels . . . has a lasting, well used supply cf class-room jokes . . . speaks Spanish, French, Italian and German rap- idly . . . .MRS YVONNE GOLDSBOROUGH French College d ' Aubigny, A B . . . aussi French que Lily Pons . . . as alert as a member of the French Academy . . . vivacious . , excitable . femme d ' esprit . . . would help her people in France . . . concerned with the foreign sit- uation . . . worrier scintillating mind . . the embodiment of Gallic charm and thrift . . . her classes learn not merely French syntax, but wisdom of a French humanist . . .