Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Lanqiiaqes t;KO. iniKliKNSrcHIKOFF lliix.iidii LiUrrifiirc Tonisky University Symbolic of the strength of Russia. versatile writer of novels, dramas, and short stories CHAHl.K.S V. HAWKINS .liiricnf Lfiiiifitnt r Pli.H., H.D. Knowledge tempered with age MHS. Y. COLDSHOHnrCH Fr( urh A. II.. M.A. A bit of France transplanted at Southern College JEROXIMO MAI.I.O Spanish A.Ii., I.-I,., Ph. I).. n.fsL. Unassuming, verdadero caballeru. writer, former criminologist CHARLES A. ' ANN()V • ' ' )• ■! f n Ltifufifii i A.li., A.M., Pli.D. Shyly extolling the romance languages

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i I Reh igion The Florida School of Religion operates under charter of the State of Florida granted March 15. 1940, empowering it to conduct a religious institution of learning, possessing ail the powers incident to such institu- tions, including the right to prescribe proper courses of study and confer proper degrees upon completion thereof. Dean of the school is Dr. Shirley Jackson Case, who is dean emeritus of the University of Chicago Divinity School, where he served for many years prior to his retirement and moved to Florida. The school publishes the quarterly magazine. Religion in the Making, which is edited by Dr. Case. Dr. Case, said to be the world ' s foremost New Testament scholar, is the author of many books and articles on religion. Dr. Charles T. Thrift, Jr., secretary of the faculty and professor of historical studies for the school, and Charles Warren Hawkins, professor of linguistic and educational studies, round out the faculty. An annual project of the school is the Minister ' s Week in January, to which members of the Florida Methodist conference are invited. The school is open without denominational discrimination to both men and women. SHIRLKY JACKSON CASE Reliflinn A.R., M.A., D.C.L., 15.D., Ph.D., D.D. Scholarly wisdom mingled with droll humor CllAUi.KS T. THRIFT A.B., M.A., II. O., Ph.D. Sprinklinji religion with humor and practicality LALMUK HAY Chfi pluhi A.Ii., B.D. Religiously upholdiun ideals

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Social Science SAMUEL G. CUE History, Political Scienre A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Knows history backwards and for- wards. hiEhliEhtint ' his classes with historical anecdotes DM. HOHKHT MacGOWAN Philomiphii A.B., D.D., Litt.D. Bits of poetry and philosophy flow- ering from a fluent Scotch tongue ELl AISETH 8. JACKSON Socioloj jl A.B. Welfare worker, advisor to fresh- men, Y.W.C.A. guiding light I. AURA NEIL LEONARD Tijiiiiig, Shorthiind 15.S., M.A. Kciually versatile at teaching and playing the piano GHOHGK F. SCOTT llisldi-ii A. II. Former minister turned history professor, demander of weekly report, professorial dignity WARREN B. SClll.Ml ' K liiisiiir.-is- . IfliDtnist ntlitiii liiivi ' r.slty of Oriuiiis in FraiKi- Able business man with a knack at making jewelry .« • r - . c