Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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ULTY EDUCATION J. B. MODESITT Physical Education B. S.. M. D. VIRGINIA MULHOLLAND Education Florida Southern College J. GORDON OGDEN, Jr. Education B. S. J. C. PEEL Education A. B.. M. A. ... a host of friendships lasting through years of experience in Y. M. C. A. and social work , . . possessor of a laugh which brings forth laugh ter . . . good- natured . . . affable . . . keen interest in athletics . . . hoclcey . . . promoter of health . . . mild good humor . . . outdoor man . . . hunting and fishing . . . . . . excellent understanding of children ... a smile In her voice . . . neat . . . energetic . . . abounding with clever ideas . . . resourceful . . . merry eyes . . . shin- ing example of a good teacher who Is on her toes . . . her Interest reflects in her pupils . . partial to green . . . inveterate whistler . . . devotee of the cultural arts . . . . . . versatile electrician . . . Red Cross Chairman , . . degree in Chen-iical Engineering . . . debunlcer of fad- dish theories . . . punster par excellence . . . musses hair and encircles desk for emphasis . . . well rounded . . . perpetual open house . . . archer . . . pipe collector . . . mental teaser ... a big man about the campus . . . . . . Kappa Delta Pi ' s recent delegate to national con- vention . . . bright ties and socks . . . education work- shopper . . . leading exponent of the objective test , . . genial joker . . . from country school to dean ' s chair . . . from horseback to a Packard . . . wielder of the racket and the golf club . . . . . . unbounded interest In her work . . . unassuming . , . writes articles for leading educational magazines on creative work . . . believes that beauty Is within and will be expressed . . . realizes success as a result of careful planning . . . advocates being frank with chil- dren . . . treats them as equals . . . . . . deeply human beneath austere countenance . , . former Dean of Chicago University Divinity School . . . renowned author ... his books creating a new emphasis on the human side of religion , . . droll hu- mor . . . welcome chapel speaker . . . brief benedic- tions . . . editor Religion in the Making . . . Who ' s Who . . . thorough knowledge of history is evidenced by scholarly lectures . . . . . . quietly convincing logician . . . providing Monday chapel speakers . . . able pastor with practical theories . . . laryngitis leaves him speechless . . . Impeccable coiffure ... his children ' s stories appeal even to the professors . . . three little Rays to light his home ... a guiding hand for Inexperienced ministerial students . . . our chaplain . . . . . . deliberate resonance . . . speaking with authority upon church history . . . slave to curly-locked daughter . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . compiling history of Metho- dism in Florida . . . sends students scouting after data In home communities . . . mighty thoughts with a mighty voice to express them . . . RUTH SHERMAN Education A. B., M. A. SHIRLEY JACKSON CASE Religion A. B., M. A., D. C. L., B. D., Ph. D.. D. D. LAURIE RAY Chaplain A. B., B. D. CHARLES T. THRIFT Religion A. B.. M. A., B. D., Ph. D. - ' f- -i

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EDUCATION The FA JEAN ALLEN BATTLE Physical Education B. S., M. A. MAS AUDREY CAMERON Education B. S. MANFRED W. DEPUTY Education B. S., A. B., M. A. EULALiE GINN Physical Education A. B. . . . hustler . . . Alabama drawl . . . built for the thing he represents . . . well rounded ... a cheery howdy for everyone . . . amazing dexterity . . . brains and brawn . . . member of Florida Defense Council on Physical Fitness . . . former footballer for Tennessee State . . . sports for fun as well as score . . . Coach. battling his way to victory . . . . . . soft voice and easy manner Ideal for teaching little children . . . lovely smile . . . neat . . . symbolic of the Old South . . . the perfect lady . . . gardening a hobby . . . graduate work at Emory . . . has the under- standing heart and love for teaching that go with her work . . . . . . unobtrusive personality with a long record of service . . . recognized In Who ' s Who . . . former col- lege president . . . founder of Kansas City Teachers College . . . qualifying as ins+ructor of principles of education . . . contributor to history of teaching . . . writer , . . evidences of his teaching are found In scholars throughout the United States . . . . . . little boy figure with a cap of brown hair . . . en- thusiastic director of sports and folk games . . . skilled in crafts . . . indispensable to young people ' s camps . . . unsurpassed as a recreational leader . . . hero- worshiper of Donald Duck ... a tiny embodiment of energy . . . . . . educator with a fancy for the unnoticed scrutiny of student ' s actions . . . Phi Beta Kappa . . . psycholo- gist . . . student of behavior . . . traces history with avid concern . . . judicious use of quill and scroll has landed her In Writer ' s Club . . . focusing her efforts upon the extension of education . . . . . . molder of children and future teachers . . . meti- culous ... a knack for getting people to do what she wants them to do . . . modest . . . efficient supervisor . . . whistles while she works . . . achieving the aims of progressive education . . . exponent of what the well- dressed teacher wears . . . vacations on horseback . . . the perfect lady . . . . . . faculty freshman . . . training tots at the lab school . . . former Moccasin star . . . sleeps with pillow over head with nose sticking out . . . calmly energetic . . . boating in spare time . . . tumbling team mentor . . . ambition Is to own a boy ' s camp . . . liniment rub downs . . . wrapped ankles . . . tired athletes ... all In day ' s work . . . . . . wide traveler . . . experiences abroad make her teaching Interesting and meaningful . . . frank . . . mo ' der of children ' s thoughts and attitudes ... to her teaching is the source of great satisfaction . . . derives keen enjoyment from conversation , . , children respond to her . . . wide contacts . . . culinary expert . . . ESTHER HORNBAKER Education B. S. E. LAURA LEENHOUTS Education A. B.. M, Fd SAM LUCE Physical Education B S MABEL LUNDIN Education B S , M. A.

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ENGLISH The FA I HENRY G. BARNETT English A. B., M. A. ELIZABETH BINNS English A. B., M. A. CHARLES T. BROWN Speech B. B. A.. Ph. M. MARGUERITE W. CALLAHAN Speech A. B., M. A. . . . dreamer . . . Idealist . . . possessor of a love for his fellow man . . . love of poetic beauty . . . boundless vocabulary . . , writer of poetry . . . world traveler . . . keeper of a diary . . . shy . . . rubs elbows with Shake- speare and others of the realm of literature . . .worthy representative of a well-known family . . . ... a perfect student herself expecting the best from her students . . . luxuriant honey-colored hair . . . nervous classroom mannerisms . . . absolute require- ments . . . stimulates reading among frehsmen by regu- lated book reports . . . one time newspaper reporter . . . extensive traveler . . , sparkling spirit . . . smooths freshman ' s path for higher learning . . . . . . incredible power of concentration . . . refuses to be rushed . . . quiet , , . experiments with voices . . . abhors 8 o ' clock classes . . . Junior campus logician . . . enjoys verbal scrimmage In debate contests . . . hair signifies artistic nature . . . instilling a sense of ease to bewildered speakers before they go on the air . . . . . . ' Lady ... a stop and go dimple . . . boyish , . . distinctive purple voice . . . the master director of all of Southern ' s dramatic presentations ... a riot-worker with Little Brother Heinle . . . never ' peechless . . . gets there in a hurry . . . writer of speech articles . . . dominating the classrom and stage . . . . . . desk rapper In class . . . advocate of a practical English usage . . . embellishes her statements with artistic fluency . . . machine-gun articulation . . . coaching lax pupils . . . Pierian backer and enthusiast . . . working students toward originality . . , Inspired sons carrying on traditions . . . personal interest in each freshman . . . . . . backdrops and grease paint . . . readings and afternoon teas . . . from footlights to Woman ' s Club . . . twinkling black eyes like a setting of ebony in a cameo face . . . young married lady ... a thousand appointments per day . . . enthusiasm for living reflects In her precise speech . . . coaching and coaxing . . . . . . salmon colored Buick . . . dimlnltlve bowtie . . . exact mustache . . . casual attire . . . puppet walk . . . stickler for details . . . extensive and active vocabu- lary . . . analytical mind . . . Ph. D. from Yale . , . dramatizes poems using changeable voice and concor- dant facial expressions . . . writer, artist, actor, and critic developing a lasting appreciation of literature . . . former sports writer and editor . . . precise . . . realistic . . . 144 pt. ability . . . 4 pt. vanity . . . stamp collector . . . Inevitable brief case . . . pushes ambi- tious students to national recognition In advertising contests . . . lends more books than the library . . . hearty sense of humor . . . likes concerts . . . appreci- ates fine art . . . newspaperman from ' way back . . , MRS. LESLIE A. PURCELL English A. B., M. A. MRS. FRANCES UPSHAW Speech A. B. K. GIBSON WEIHE English B. S,, M. A., Ph. D. ELMER B. WOLFROM Journalism Western Reserve University