Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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You will only need to try Southern College SUTHERLAND, FLORIDA V ' 4 ' 4 T lis Points of Excellence are : 1. Easily accessible, yet removed irom the evils of city life. ' 2. Healthiest locality in United States. a. Genial Climate— open windows and outdoor life every day in year. 4. Artesian Water. 6. Table abundant and appetizing 6. Beautiful location on the (julf Coast. 7, Salt Water Bathinjj and Boating. 5. New, well equipped Gymnasium and Fine Athletic Fields. 9. Ideal social and religious life. 10. Four splendid Literary Societies. 11. Curriculum that of class A colleges. 12. Both Classic?.! and Scientific courses requiring four years each. 18. A well graded Academy— the equal of the best high schools. 14. Six Special Schools— Normal, Music. Business. Ex- pression, Art and Domestic Science— with superior teachers. 15. A well equipped Laboratory. 16. Faculty of twenty-one members, college trained and experienced. Christian workers. 17. I ' nder control of Florida Annual Conference. 18. Expense reasonable. SL ' .MMER NORMAL OPENS JILV 2.=ith 1!M1 FALL TEK.M )IM:NS SEFH F.MBI:R 21st I ' .Ml t 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 r t Hi r cataloK. or information Rev.J.P.Hilburn.D.O..Pres. Opening 15

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y . ZJhe combination of efficient faciiitiei, reipecled admin- iilration ana facultu, a good curriculum, a proven atnlelic department and a wide ran e of students make Zrlorida Southern what it is today — one hundred uears later. Uhanks to people who are persistent and did not ive up in the beginning, Florida Siouthern has successfuiiu endured the test of time — the test of a centennial, rnd though toda we celebrate one hundred ifears of academic excellence, it is uel the oeginning. Zzor in order to continue to endure we must be in to face another test, another test of time — another hundred ifears. Uhe leadership of Iriorida .J outhern, both past and present, is exemplified bu the photographs on the opposite page, jfn color is f obert - V. JUavis, todaif s president. J n the insert is AoSua J4ollin sworth, the first president of the (college. . Jlie CjrctJi ' .if -yiriltilecl of LJitr UtnwS II,. I„ni ' -i .- ■„„.,•, I lr»..k U., .l Mrliihl .iri-hilM Inn ' in llir worltl ic Ifiuitil iitl iIm- r»nl( u- itl MoritlH Ndilhrm Oflli-Kr. In d -cIlinR ■ ! rilru . iiinil iiihI ■un ' hinr, tii rniilinn ' ri t- tmi nf iht ritrlh initi IIm- IiImp »I r trtt|Hrul -ki JintI llli- mu-lr ■( hi iirrhi- Irrlnrr i . a •tm|th»n Hhirh (til l ilrliifbl i iitirh In ••nr I iillrtir rti-n a ibttuund mr inbi ihr (ultin-. KlnritlH inllnrn I nlli- i- ■ |»r»ud, iniltiil. ihjil ■ In- nnmr nl tVnnk I k.til « rijclil i- in.l. lihlt .lBm| nl Inr rmlurir W i mm tin- |..i|fi- nl il hi-inrt. .nnl Mm ' Inli-rliH-lipn .A l ' l.».» |(r i rtil ' Ihi-w |iij-lnridl • IIMlir« nl Ibr sn-ulr-l arrliiln I u( ..Mr linit ' - -ii ||uil -In ' t finnll .nnl tri.n.j. n lia,, „ ir.u-nr tl nnni.tn.. nl ;. tr. l nnr.. .»,. i r»-a«n- W,rt m l»S6, 0 w„ n ik.w . Ml. .M.. nce« « » tfoctM St lavi it n. n»- riMdMl UM M J«n«( Tfc« Amu at AnHncM 16 Opening