Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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Back row: Charmbury, Carlo, Siewart, Carter, Hudgins. Front row: Kent, Moore, Rich. DEPARTMENT OF EXPRESSIVE ARTS Rollins is justly proud of its Conservatory. Teaching piano are Helen Moore, University of Illinois and [ulliard School of Music; John Carter, Rollins and JuUiard School of Music; Walter Charmbury, Peabody Conservatoiy and Paris Conservatoire; Katherine Carlo, Julliard School of Music; Sally Trope, Rollins; and Daphne Takach, Rollins. Voice intructors are Mabel Ritch, Arthur Knowles Hutchins, acting director of Conserva- tory, and Mrs. Sidney Homer, Honorary Advisor in Voice. Alphonse Carlo, Julliard graduate, instructs violin and ear training, and Herman T. Siewart, graduate of Guilmont Organ School and Con- servatoire American at Fontainbleau, instructs organ. Acting director of the Chapel Choir during the absence of Christopher Honaas, is F. Austin Walter, Professor at Rutgers. Instructors in Art are Edith Plummer, B.F.A., Yale University; Florence Wilde, Pratt Institute; Constance Ortmayer, Royal Acedemy of Vienna, visiting professor of Sculpture; Robert Burns, B.F.A., Yale University, A.B., Rollins College; Elizabeth Cameron, Rolhns, B.L.S., Pratt Insti- tute; and Hugh McKean, A.B., Rollins, A.M., Williams, and L ' Ecole des Beaux-Arts Amer- icaine. Director of Morse Art Gallery. In the Dramatics Department are Donald Allen, A.B., A.M., Ohio Wesleyan; and Hov ' ard Bailey, A.B., University of North Carolina, and Dir ector of the Annie Russell Theatre. Instructor in Speech is Merritt B. Jones, A.B., Louisiana State College and A.M., Pennsylvania State College. ViLDE, Cameron, Ortmayer, McKean, Plummer.

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DEPARTMENT DF SCIENCE Head of the Science Department is George Saute, Ph.B., A.M., Brown Uni- versity, instructor in mathematics. Rol- Hn ' s other instructor in math is Edward F. W. Jones, B.S., C.E., Manhattan Col- lege. Bernice Shor, B.S., M.S., Rollins, teaches biology. Paul Vestal, A.B., Colorado College; A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University, is Director of the Thomas R. Baker Museum and the Shell Museum, in addi- tion to being a professor of biology. Instructors in chemistry are James Bell, B.S., University of Chicago; Ph.D., University of Illinois, visiting professor; and Isaac Phelps, A.B., Ph.D., Yale University; A.M., Harvard Universit} ' . Physics instructor is Norman Gilbert, A.B., A.M., Wesleyan University; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Back row: Vestal, Weinberg, Jones, Gilber, Saute. Front row: Bell, Shor, Phelps. Saute, head of the department. The Rollins Science Department takes great pride in its Shell Museum, which is open to the public for a small fee. Caretaker this year was Judy Hudgings, Rollins grad- uate. Hundreds of shells of all shapes and colors can be seen in the artistic little building next to the center. In the Science Building is another museum, the Thomas R. Baker, a museum of animals and plants, a great part of which has been collected by Rollins students.

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DEPARTMENT DF PHYSICAL EDUCATION With the retuin of the war veterans to the campus the Sports Department has noticeably increased. Jack McDowell, B.S., North Carolina University, M.S., Duke University, is Director of Physical Education, and football coach, assisted by Alex Waite, who is line coach, Fred- erick H. Ward and Schnoonmaker, both Rollins alumni, instruct the would-be golfers, while P ' leet Peeples supervises the water front and all aquatic sports. Coaches of the famous tennis champions are Eddie Copeland, of Daytona Beach, and Her- man Peterson, a newcomer to the faculty- this year. In the past U. T. Bradley has been crew coach. While this is merely wishful thinking as this goes to press, it is hoped that crew will be resumed before long. Alice Minott, Posse School of Physical Educa- tion, B.S. in Education, Temple University, is instructor in Physical Education for Women, assisted by Joan Leonard, a Rollins student and dance instructor. Jack McDowell