Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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O part of Rollins can be taken from the whole singled out and of it said, This means most. A book of the people, of the place and the spirit, belongs to all with a wide devotion— and so it does. But we who came in the year nineteen-forty and leave in the year forty-four, feel that one perfect part is ours especially, for when we were the brand-new freshmen, she was the brand-new dean. In pass- ing tribute, because she has brought us up in the pattern of as great a grace, as true an intelligence, and as friendly a charm as we have ever known, we dedicate the 1944 TOMOKAN to MARIAN VAN BUREN CLEVELAND Dean of Women

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a fan wi6e(ve4, . . . cue one tile ' PeofeCe, iOe Ptace and tile SfivUt are the people who are Rollins. We are both student and faculty. We are Prexy and the Deans. We are all those who see that we are given bed, and education. We are the Rollins Family. We are the place that is Rollins. We are the Horseshoe and Carnegie Hall. We are the Sand- spur Bowl, the Beanery and the Lakefront. We are palms and pines and Spanish moss. We are the Campus. We are the spirit which is Rollins. We are the search for Truth, the adventure of learning. We are effort expendable in work and play. We are the light-hearted, the earnestly striving. We are the loyalty to one Alma Mater. To express ourselves in terms of Rollins, and Rollins in terms of ourselves . . . The Tomokan.