Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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. «• . «t «T ' •• STRATION MRS, J. O. JOHNSON Dean of Women . and to the rest of the a busy little wonnan with ... a mother to Freshmen girls college . . . tolerant but firm . a friendly greeting for all . . . distinguished sons who adore her . . . makes Joseph-Reynolds as cozy as a home . . . understanding advisor ... a campus favorite . . . Dean, patiently waiting for entranced young men lo leave . . . CORNING F. TOLLE Dean of Men A. B. past . . . would play golf if he didn ' t get so tired member of Florida Methodist Conference . . . sleepy look . . . knows names of all students . . . jokes often place emphasis on first portion of name . . . ambition is to find a clean fraternity house . . . linked with Elijah pro- grams . . . Honor Walker . . . MRS. R. R. DUGGER Assistant Dean of Women . . . the beauty of the old South . . . latest news from Roddy . . . listening to pleas for specials, for extra privi- leges . . . giving noisy men a warning smile . . . guiding the upperclass women . . . busy knitting while the coeds cavort . . . gently insisting that they return promptly . . . sympathetic . . . has the ability to say no and make you like it . . . • ' •

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The ADMIN WILLIAM E. DeMELT Dean Ph. B., Pd. B., M. A., Pd. D. . . . painless exchequer of unexcused absences ... no compromising on late papers . . . well acquainted with indolent students . . . bow tie . . . neat desk . . . old- fashioned telephone . . . various colored paper pads . . . enjoys amateur photography . . . Who ' s Who . . . believer in chapel slips . . . wrote Teacher and the School . . . once editor of the Buclcnell University Publications . . . Dean, meeting all with a broad smile . . . KATHRYN McAFEE Registrar A. B., M. A. ... a jingling telephone ... a whirlwind of transcripts . . . credits . . . grades . . . soothing ruffled nerves of anxious graduates . . . Southern lady with characteristic accent . . . popular chaperone . . . gracious donor of automobile for co ' lege excursions . . . bringing the spirit of a charming family to the dignity of her position . . . psychology in practical application . . . directing her office with diligence . . . WALTER O. ROPP Bursar A. B. . . . fumes of cigar smoke emanating from behind the cage . . . golf on Saturday afternoon ... he operates with efficient ease . . . spinner of football yarns . . . faculty likes his signature each month . . . family man . . . painless collector of delinquent accounts . . . with Southern for 28 years . . .

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ART The FAl EDYTH L. BAINTER Art A. B. MAX BERND-COHEN Art B. A., LL. B. HELEN EVERETT Home Economics B. S., M. A. . . . exploring the possibilities of canvas . . . discovering the phenomena of color . . . wit with an edge . . . entertaining classes with interesting narratives . . . private menagerie the outgrowth of love for all ani- mals . . . specialist at resuscitating goldfish . . . keen color sense . . . emphasizing faithful reproduction of subject. . . . lines and color becoming a thing of beauty be- fore your eyes . . . voice signifies soft tones . . . love for mankind carries over info World Citizenship gath- erings . . . playwright . . . teacher of philosophy . . . former wrestler, debater . . , paintings have been ex- hibited extensively . . . enjoys living a colorful life . . . . . . example setter for future homemakers and teachers . . . impeccably groomed . . . efficient . . . congenial . . . agreeable good humor . . . keeps students in stitches with a wide variety of humorous anecdotes . . . soap ad complexion . . . practices what she preaches . . . tireless and unceasing worker . . . homemaker . . . ... a tisket, a tasket. a little brown basket . . . housing and nutrition expert . . . petite . . . gay humor . . . dis- plays her Home Economics fashions . . . unusual coif fures . . . giggles . . . partial to costume jewelry . . . big rings . . . watercress, a favorite food . . . elf-like . . . ex-critic teacher at E.S.C.W. . . . relaxes in read- ing .. . . . . dark Spanish beauty . . . raven hair . . . unique coiffure . . . dimples ... a smile uncovering sparkling teeth . . . brightly clothed, brightly shod . . . carving linoleum cuts for ornamental printing . . . personifica- tion of the vivid flowers which she arranges so artisti- cally . . . pupil of TIbor Pataky . . . raising violets a specialty . . . . . . early life In China . . . chairman of Elorlda indus- tr ial Arts Association . . . practical idealist . . . writer of book and contributor of magazine articles . . . civic lecturer . . . artistic wielder of chalk or hammer . . . modest . . . congenial . . . charitable counselor . . . helping deserving students gain positions . . . delving Into housing in a post world war . . . . . . nifty with a knife . . . forming pine knots into glamorous ladles . . . hoboes . . . horses ... a growing stack of chips as miniature men come to life . . . soft spoken ... his carvings speak for him . . . clipped mus- tache . . . started whittling as a hobby . . . exhibits throughout the country . . . CAROLYN F. GARVIN Home Economics B. S., M. S. DONNA STODDARD Art B. S. WALTER R. WILLIAMS Industrial Arts B. A., M. A, A. R. WOODALL Woodcarving