Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1950 volume:

Sfep right fhis way, folks, for the greatest entertainment on earth. The main events are about to begin . . . WE 1950 TOMOKAN ' fD CAT ON OM N STRAT ON FACULTY STAFF 0RGANI2AT 0NS ATHLETICS ONOR SOCIETIBS SORORITIES AND ' ' RATERNiT ES The Seniors of the Class of 1950 dedicate this year ' s Tomokan to a man who has served both them and Rollins College long and faithfully. His entire life has been dedicated to serving the interests of the faculty, staff and students. His compassion and understanding have won for him the respect, admiration and love of countless members of the Rollins Family. It is thus with heartfelt gratitude and pride that we dedicate the Tomokan to our beloved Dean of Men . . . ARTHUR DELANO ENYART PRESIDENT PAUL A. WAGNER Our Freshman President — amiable, charming and person- able — capable of walking in Dr. Holt ' s footsteps. The Class of 1950 and the entire Rollins Family wishes him the best of luck in his new position. DEAN WENDELL C. STONE Philosopher, scholar, teacher, and friend. . . Of infinite wis- dom and insight and a source of encouragement and knowl- edge to all who know him. DEAN MARIAN VAN BUREN CLEVELAND DEAN THEODORE S. DARRAH Loved and respected by all who know her — understanding, compassionate, helpful — a veritable mother to each and every Rollins coed — our own incomparable Dean Cleveland. A friend to all who know him — he enjoys college life as much as any student — fisher- man par excellence — noted for his strong cigars. A T The finer the mirror the sharper the image, but there must be some substance to what is reflected. The faculty of Rollins has proved this maxim through their years of constant service to the student body of Rollins College. Through our far-famed conference plan they hove moulded the students of today into the men and women of tomorrow. ENGLISH DIVISION First row: Dr. Marie Wagner, Nino Dean, Barbara Bennett; Second row. Dr. Willard Wattles, Harlow G. Richardson, Dr. Nathan Starr — Chairman, Don Vincent; Not pictured William Constable, Dr. Edwin Cranberry, Charles Mendell. THEATER ARTS DIVISION First row Donald Allen, Mrs. Howard Bailey, Howard Boiley; Second row Richard Hill, Wilbur Dorsett, Dr. William Whitaker. ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DIVISION First row Dr William Mclchcr, Ross Evans; Second row. Richord Plummer, Paul Fenlon, Flora Magoun — Choirman; Not pictured Dr. Royol France, Gardner Sharpe. SCIENCE DIVISION First row: Or Ralph Wager, Bernice Shor, Ralph Huntley ' Second row Dr James E. Bell, George Saute, Dr. Norman Gilbert — Chairman, Dr. Paul Vestal, Not pictured: Edward Jones. HUMAN RELATIONS DIVISION First row: Dr. Alexander Waite, Audrey Pockham, Dr. Theodore Collier; Second row Dr. U. T. Bradley, Dean Theodore Dorrah, Dr. Rhea Smith — Chairman, Dr. William Fort, John Rich, Deon Arthur Enyart; Not pictured: Dr. George W. Freeman, Dr. Alfred Hanna, Dr. C. Wendell King, Dr. Morris Lazaron, Dr. James Russell, Dean Wendell Stone. 22 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISION Jack McDowall, James McDougoll, Saro Jane Dorsey, Fleet Peeples, Joe Justice. Nof pictured: Anna Whee ' ar. 23 T A PRESIDENT ' S OFFICE Mary Price and Frances Montgomery make up the effi- cient staff of President Wagner ' s beautiful new office in the Administration Building. DEAN ' S OFFICE Under the capable generalship of Miss Eastwood, the many varied and complex matters pertoining to the Dean ' s Office ore hondled in an efficient and busi- TREASURER ' S OFFICE The efficient staff of the treasurer ' s office handles the purchasing and higher finonce of the college offairs. STUDENT DEANS OFFICE This office, under Miss Fairchild, handles and coordi- nates all the student activities on the campus and assists in planning many student and college affairs. PUBLICITY OFFICE Under the capable direction of Don Vincent, a varied and widespread campaign of publicity is carried out the year round. Eleanor Mischuck is his assistant. CHAPEL OFFICE Miss Adolphs handles the business of the Chopel Office and assists in coordinating the work of the chapel committees. CASHIERS OFFICE Under the capable direction of Miss Lyie, the Cashiers Office handles the monetary transactions of the college. 27 Although we may appear to a casual observer as a disorganized, con- glomerate group, we are in reality just preparing for the grand entrance into that big top of all big tops where the show must always go on — the circus of life with all its pitfalls, disappointments, but also scattered with many loyful, happy performances College life is the midway of our lives. Here we go through many experiences that prepare us for the bigger and better show beyond. Page James Anderson 65 Robert Arbogast 87 Richard Bailey _ _ 42 Ricardo Balbicrs 41 Glenn Barrington 98 James Bartlett 36 James Bedortha 43 Margaret Bell _ 82 Hartland Bennett __ _ 73 Sally M. Blake 33 Dorothy Blakcmore _ 57 Milton Blakemore _ 57 Kit Bowen 66 Robert Boyle 30 Charles Brakefield , 86 Liz Brelsford 37 Macy Brenner 100 Hubert Brown 89 John H. H. Brown 55 John L. Brown _ 74 Jacqueline Bullock 39 Virginia Butler 67 Joanne Byrd 82 Gerard Cabrie 54 Oscar Cashwe ' l 54 Barbara Cavicchi 52 Viriginia Cheney 59 Donald Cobb 102 Nathan Copeland _ 78 Vincent Covello 85 Dovid Cramp 99 Hugh Davis 31 Charles Dawson _ _ _ 35 Mary DeLano 84 Andoni deUresti 41 Mary Bland Dew 62 Arthur Dorsey 73 Robert Draughon , 53 Theodore Emery _ , 93 Virginia Estes _ . _ 84 Ken Fenderson 30 John Fitzgerald 76 Mary Flonders _ 62 George Franklin 46 Nathan Friedland _ 103 Nancy Fry 62 Corol Gehr 92 Vincent Gehr 92 John Genz 34 Richard Glatthor 96 Henry Gooch 30 Pace Edwin Gronberry 74 Mary Jo Gunter 69 Jeano Hagan _ 45 Thomas Hogood 102 Mary Haley 58 Stanley Hamblen 96 Betty Hammer 66 Harry Hancock 77 John Hannum 89 Beverly Hanson 45 Robert Harlond 46 Gail Hastings 42 Harry Hegler 101 Sally Hidey 52 Rachel Holden 38 Robert Hopps 99 Franklin Horch 90 Paul Howell 103 Connie Hubbard 42 Genevieve James 40 George Johnson 50 Neil Justice 77 Ann Knight 64 Richard Knott 104 James Kuykendoil 103 Wilson Landley 100 Herbert LeFevre _ 75 Hubert Leibfarth 68 Jim Lister 72 Ann Lovell 80 Myron McBryde 78 Cameron McCardell 95 Nellie McCormick 91 David McCreery 97 David McKeithan 49 Robert McMonigle 87 James McMenemy 86 Betty Mackenzie-Rei J 69 William Madsen 70 James Martin 97 David Meifert 94 Richard Meifert 94 James Mellon 44 Bettie Merrell 80 Betty Mikkelson 48 Henry Moody 61 George Mooney 49 Mono Morris 61 Clara Mosack 68 Marcia Mulholland 63 Thomas Mullen 34 Page Gerald Murphy 47 Nancy Neide 50 Jomes Ogilvie 60 Nancy Palmer 103 Gloria Parker 38 Janet Patton 72 Gus Peoples 32 Patricia Peeples 32 Joseph Peoples _ 83 Clork Podmore 98 Joseph Popeck 74 Carol Posten 58 Vincent Rapetti 34 Robert Riggs 51 Bartow Robbins 79 Harris Rodenbaugh 46 Marty Rowsey 58 Yarda Salario 91 Jack Sayers _ 88 Richard Soylors 53 William Schafer 60 Frank Scott 88 Peter Sholley 78 Everts Sibbernsen 90 Eugene Simmons _ 70 Joseph Simonaro 93 Mary Louise Sinclair 104 Betty Abbott Smith 33 Eugene Smith 81 Stokes Smith _ 44 William Smyfhe 70 Duone Somers 65 Catharine Sorey 82 George Spencer 71 Joon Steinmetz 38 Clarence Stone 54 Patricio Sutliff 37 Arthur Swacker 48 Ed Swindle - 56 Fred Taylor 81 Hall Tennis _ 64 Robert Van Hoose 36 Nancy Van Zile 66 Ernest Vincent 95 Patricia Worren 56 William Wharton 104 Jolie Wheeler 50 Wiley Whidden 101 John Whitmire 76 Bill Williams 85 Joyce Yeomans 40 28 Jim Anderson, Secretary; Art Swacker, President; George Franklin, Vice-President SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES GIFT COMMITTEE Art Swacker, Chairman George Franklin Gerald Murphey SENIOR LOAN FUND COMMITTEE Art Swacker, Chairman George Franklin James Anderson SENIOR CLASS DAY COMMITTEE James Anderson, Chairman Jack Sayers Bill Schafer Marcia Mulholland Nan Van Zile Mary DeLano Betty Mikkelson SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE George Franklin, Chairman G. W. Mooney Harry Hancock Jan Patton Nancy Neide Marty Rowsey 29 KEN FENDERSON 430 Appia Way, Snell Isle, St. Petersburg, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA ALPHA, Fiesta Chairman; Omicron Delta Kappa; World Federalists; Sandspur, Editor; Publications Union; Chapel Staff; Tomokan, Literary Editor; Cheering Squad; Intramurals; Associate Rollins Players; School For Scandal, Time of Your Life ; Inde- pendent Show; Stage Door, The Man Who Came to Dinner. HENRY R. GOOCH 453 Melrose Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Mathematics; Transfer from Rice Insti- tute; X CLUB, Vice-President; Interf raternity Coun- cil; Student Council, Social Committee; Interna- tional Relations Club; Homecoming Committee, Chairman; Sandspur, Feature Writer; Freshman Show; Independent Show; Chapel Staff, Vice-Pres- ident; Chapel Ushers, Chairman; Rollins ' Boys ' Quartet; Fire Diving; Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Tennis, Volleyball, Softball, Swimming. 9: ROBERT W. BOYLE 21 Baker Avenue, South Glen Foils, New York MAJOR: Fine Arts; INDEPENDENT; Welcoming Committee; Assembly Program Committee; Traffic Committee, Chairman, Chapel Staff, Secretary; Chapel Fund Drive, Co-Chairman; Studio Club, President; Tomokan, Art Editor; Omicron Delta Kappa; Rollins Players; Newman Club, President; Florida Art Forum, Delegate and Chairman; Chapel Usher; Hiram Powers Art Awards; Freshman Show; Independent Show; Male Animal, Mark Twain, State of the Union ; Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball; Varsity Basketball; Sullivan Award. HUGH C. DAVIS Shirley, Massachuset ts MAJOR: Biology; DELTA CHI; Chapel Staff; Stu- dent Council, Vice-President, President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. BOB KEN HANK HUGH PATRICIA VAN SICKLE PEEPLES 314 E. Park Ave. North, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: English, ALPHA PHI, Pledge President, Rush Chairman, Cheerleader, Captain; Panhellenic Council; Welcoming Committee; French Club; Freshman Show; Independent Show. GUS PEEPLES 374 E. Park Ave. North, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration, Transfer from Palm Beach Junior College, INDEPENDENT; Var- sity Tennis; Welcoming Committee; R Club. PAT GUS SALLY STINKIE SALLY McDOWALL BLAKE 485 ' 2 Melrose Avenue, Winter Park, Florida BETTY ABBOTT SMITH 7204 Shady Lane Drive, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR; Commercial Art, PI BETA PHI, Activities Chairman, Pledge Super visor, Historian, Program Committee, Float Committee, Pan American Club; Annie Russell Usher; Student Council; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Intramurals. MAJOR. General Human Relations, PI BETA PHI, Vice-President, Rush Chairman, Historian, Delegate to Alabama Colonization, Fiesta Committee; Com- munity Service Committee; Welcoming Committee, Animated Magazine Usher. s THOMAS E. MULLEN 1819 Tutwiler, Memphis, Tennessee MAJOR: History; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Chapel Reader; La Tertulio, Phi Society; Deutsch Verein. VINCENT A. RAPETTI Route No. 1, Box 68, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR; French and History: Key Society; Pi Gam- ma Mu, German Club; French Club, Treasurer, Vice-President, Chairman; Quebec Provincial Schol- arship for study at Laval University. JOHN GENZ 125 Prospect, Galena, Illinois MAJOR: English: INDEPENDENT, Transfer from University of Wisconsin, Florida Southern College, French Club; International Relations Club; World Federalists, Race Relations Committee; Chapel Choir, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Mac- beth. CHARLES B. DAWSON 11 Ih W. Sixth Street, Sanford, Florida MAJOR: Art; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA; Phi Society; Studio Club; French Club; Student Council; Rollins Players, Sandspur; The Old Maid, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, The Circle, An Inspector Calls. TOM VINCENT NOAH CHUCK JAMES BRUCE BARTLETT 835 Chester Road, Charleston, West Virginia MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Wesf Virginia University; PHI KAPPA PSI, X CLUB; Chapel Reader; Chapel Choir; Rollins Players; School for Scandle. The Barretts of Wimpole Street, The Male Animal, The Cherry Orchard, Pursuit of Happiness, ' The Little Foxes, I Remember Mama. ROBERT W. VAN HOOSE 24 6 Lexington Avenue, Ashland, Kentucky MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from University of Kentucky, SIGMA CHI, X CLUB, Secretary; Sandspur, Business and Circulation Man- ager, Layout and Headline Editor; Publications Union, International Relations Club. LIZ PAT PATRICIA ELEANOR SUTLIFE West Lucerne Circle, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Art; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Scholar- ship Chairman, Registrar, Recording Secretary; Stu- dio Club; Canterbury Club, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. ELIZABETH ANN BRELSFORD 2101 University Drive, Orlando, Florida MAJOR History, Transfer from Orlando Junior Col- lege; INDEPENDENT; Community Service Commit- tee; Sandspur, Pan American Club; Inter-American Relations; Canterbury Club; Graduation Usher. RACHEL LOUISE HOLDEN 1015 Lake Davis Drive, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: History; Transfer from Edgewood Park Junior College; ALPHA PHI, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer, Marshall, Guard, Efficiency Chairman, By- Laws Chairman; Welcoming Committee; Sandspur; Panhellenic Council; Bach Festival Usher; Animated Magazine Usher; Graduation Usher; Convocation Usher; Intramural Swimming. JOAN MARGARET STEINMETZ 225 South Sunnyside, South Bend, Indiana MAJOR: Art; Transfer from Nazareth College; ALPHA PHI; Studio Club; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. 1 t GLORIA PARKER 1314 Forest Glen Drive, Winnetka, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI, Recording Secretary, Marshall, Guard Assistant Treasurer; French Club; Community Service Com- mittee; Varsity Cheerleader; Animated Magazine Usher; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Archery; Freshman Show. y MARY JACQUALINE BULLOCK 1301 Ingraham Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI, Pledge President, Efficiency Chairman, Rush Chair- man, Recording Secretary; Student Council; Pub- licity Committee; Honorary Varsity Tarpon; Intra- mural Riding; Varsity Cheering Squad; Freshman Show. GENEVIEVE W. JAMES 2070 Harmon Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Voice; CHI OMEGA, French Club; Ger- man Club; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Madrigal Group; Annie Russell Theater Usher. JOYCE YEOMANS 5777 Wornall Road, Kansas City, Missouri MAJOR: Piano, Transfer from Ward Belmont Col- lege; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Music Chairman; International Relations Club; German Club; Annie Russell Theater Usher, Phi Beta; Music Guild. GIANT TONY ANDONI L. de URESTI Villa Etchepherdia Bi, Plateau Du Phare, Biarritz, France MAJOR: History, Government; INDEPENDENT, Student Council. RICARDO BALBIERS Nogales 691, Santiago, Chile, South America. MAJOR: Business Administration, KAPPA ALPHA, Spanish Club, German Club, International Relations Club, Varsity Tennis, Intramural Football, Volley- ball. R. H. BAILEY 137 Lillian Drive, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from University of Alabomo; INDEPENDENT. GAIL ELIZABETH HASTINGS 227 S 7ver Lane, East Hartford, Connecticut MAJOR: Economics; INDEPENDENT; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir, French Club, Treasurer; Student Council; Animated Magazine Usher; Annie Russel Theater Usher; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Riding; Independent Show; Our Town, Malen- tendu CONNIE HUBBARD 31 Orne Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT; Race Relations Committee. JAMES LEWIS BEDORTHA Weirton, West Virginia MAJOR; Psychology; SIGMA NU, Secretary; Ger- man Club, Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Foot- ball; Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Football; Our Town, The Pigeon, Antigone, Joan of Lorraine, School for Scandal, Mexi- can Heydaze, That Kid Kidd, The Man VVho CONNIE GAIL THE GUTCHEE DICK JAMES STOKES SMITH 114 South Fowler Street, Fort Meyers, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; INDEPENDENT; R Club; Varsity Football, Intramural Golf, Soft- ball, Basketball. JAMES FOXWORTHY MELLON 617 N Hyer Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Georgia Tech; KAPPA ALPHA, La Tertulia, Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball. JEAN BEV BEVERLY JANE HANSON 10622 Lake Shore Boulevard, Bratenahl, Cleveland, Ohio MAJOR: Costume Design; Transfer from Univer- sity of Miami; SIGMA KAPPA, Sandspur, Studio Club, Newman Club, Chairman, Golf. JEANE E. HAGAN 260 Oxford Road, Kenilworth, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Relations, Transfer from Marymount College, INDEPENDENT, Newman Club, Sandspur. N i- f i GEORGE L. FRANKLIN 70 West 33rd Street, Hialeah, Florida MAJOR: Economics, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Presi- dent; R Club; Omicron Delta Koppo; Student Council; Varsity Footall, Crew; Intramurals; O.O.O.O.; Senior Class Vice-President; Interfrater- nity Council, Vice-President; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. ROBERT 0. HARLAND 1282 N. Calaveras, Fresno, Californio MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Fresno State College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Vice-President; Welcoming Committee; Intramural Football, Soft- bal, Golf, and Crew. H. R. RODENBAUGH 424 New Haven Avenue, Melbourne, Florida MAJOR: History; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Varsity Football, Baseball. I GERALD R. MURPHY 963 Tenth Avenue, South, St. Petersburg, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Georgia Tech; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Treasurer, Vice-President; Varsity Football; R Club. JERRY BUZ GEORGE BOB ARTHUR W. SWACKER, JR. 4507 Clarence Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri MAJOR: Radio; Transfer from University of Mis- souri; X CLUB, President; Student Council, Pres- ident; Omicron Delta Kappa; O.O.O.O.; Inter-Fra- ternity Council; Varsity Football, Basketball; Inde- pendent Show; Senior Class President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. BETTY MIKKELSON 5827 North Maitland Court, Milwaukee, Wisconsin MAJOR: Sociology; Transfer from Rockford Col- lege; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Scholarship Chair- man; Sandspur, Tomokan, Photography Editor; Homecoming Queen; Welcoming Cmmittee; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Independent Show; Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball. SQUINT G. W. DAVID H. McKEITHAN, JR. Box 360 Port Orange, Florida MAJOR Business Administration, KAPPA ALPHA, Recording Secretotry, Historian, Chairman of So- cial Committee; Student Assembly Committee, Omi- cron Delta Kappa; O.O.O.O.; Student Council, Chapel Usher; Sandspur, Sports Editor; Interfra- ternity Council, President; Intramural Board, Foot- bal Manager; Baseball Manager; Intramural Bas- ketall, Tennis, Volleyball; R Club, Treasurer. GEORGE W. MOONEY fiox 59, Winter Park, Flo rida MAJOR: Business Administration, KAPPA ALPHA, Social Chairman; Student Council, Inner Council, Student-Faculty Committee; Rat Court, R Club Vice-President, Social Chairman; O.O.O.O., Presi- dent; Varsity Football, Intramural Crew, Softball, Volleyball. NANCY NEIDE 770 Bonita Drive, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Commercial Art; INDEPENDENT, Secre- tory, Vice-President, President; Tarpon Club, Cap- tain; Chapel Proram Committee, Chairman; Libra, President; Chape! Reader; Pan American Club; Welcoming Committee; Rat Court; R Club; Can- terbury Club; Algernon Sidney Sullivan Scholarship Award; Intramurals; All-Star Basketbal Team; Var- sity Swimming, Volleyball; If the Show Fits. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. GEORGE W. JOHNSON 305 Howell Mill Road, Atlanta, Georgia MAJOR: Education; Transfer from University of Georgia; KAPPA ALPHA; Chapel Program Com- mittee; Welcoming Committee; Chapel Usher; Var- sity Football; Intramural Volleyball, Softball. JOLIE WHEELER 1349 Arlington Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Wesleyan College; PI BETA PHI, Treasurer, Fiesta Committee; Cheering Squad; Welcoming Commit- tee; Canterbury Club; Tomokan; Library Staff; Rollins Riding Team; Graduation Usher; Annie Rus- sell Theater Usher; Animated Magazine Usher. ROBERT RIGGS 425 First Street, West Palm Beach, Florida MAJOR: General Science; Transfer from Palm Beach Junior College; X CLUB; Varsity Football, Baseball; Intramural Basketball; Animated Maga- zine Usher. SALLY HIDEY 72949 E. Outer Drive, Detroit, Michigan MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Stephens College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Chap- lain, Recording Secretary, Student Council; Race Relations Committee, Secretary, Animated Maga- zine Usher. BARBARA CAVICCHI 121 School Street, Whitman, Massachusetts MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Radford College, INDEPENDENT, Student Council; Newman Club; Intramural Riding, That Kid Kidd. DICK warn mtm BOB ROBERT DRAUGHON 134 E. Harvard Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Accounting; SIGMA NU, Treasurer; In terf raternity Council; R Club; Welcoming Com mittee; Chapel Usher; Varsity Crew, Coxswain; In tramural Swimming, Crew, Independent Show. RICHARD SAYLORS 321 Jackson Street, Decatur, Indiana MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU, Lieutenant Commander, Treasurer, Rush Chairman, House Manager, Welcoming Committee, Freshman Show; International Relations Club; Varsity Crew; R Club, Intramural Golf, Crew, Tennis, Football. GERARD P. CABRIE 437 Vi North Oleander, Daytona Beach, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration, Economics; INDEPENDENT. OSCAR W. CASHWELL, JR. I8OOV2 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Accounting; SIGMA NU; Intramural Board; Pi Gamma Mu, Vice- President; Phi Society; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. CLARENCE K. STONE, 530 Conroy Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; DELTA CHI. JOHN H. H. BROWN, 1326 Ahaloma Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; INDEPENDENT. PATRICIA WARREN 2435 East 28th Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma MAJOR: Theater Arts; PI BETA PHI, Social Chair- man, Settlement School Chairman, Censor Social Exchange, Recording Secretary, Annie Russell Theater Usher, Intramural Riding, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Swimming; Student Council; Freshman Show; School for Scandal, The Circle, Night of January ]6th. ED SWINDLE 11408 Prairie 4 venue, Chicago, Illinois MAJOR; Business Administration; SIGMA NU, So- cial Chairman, Pledge Chairman; Chapel Staff; Water Skiing Team; Intramural Swimming, Volley- ball, Baseball, Football, BLAKE DEE DOROTHEA BUFALINO BLAKEMORE 31 Ocean View Road, Swampscott, Massachusetts MAJOR: Psychology, Sociology, GAMMA PHI BETA, President, Pledge Trainer, Scholarship Chair- man; Panhellenic Council; Welcoming Committee; Animated Magazine Usher; Community Service Committee; Freshman Show; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. MILTON H. BLAKEMORE 305 W. Seventh Street, Liberal, Kansas MAJOR: Economics KAPPA ALPHA, Pledge Cap- tain; Editor of Campus Newsreel, Animated Maga- zine Usher; Intramiural Basketball, Football. MARTHA ROWSEY 1320 Boston Avenue, Muskogee, Oklahoma MAJOR: English; Transfer from University of Okla- homa; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, President, Pan- hellenic Council, President; Tomokan; Welcoming Committee; Sandspur; Canterbury Club; Student Faculty Committee; Intramural Golf, Basketball, Volleyball, Ping Pong. CAROL ANN POSTEN 24 South Glebe Road, Arlington, Virginia MAJOR: English, KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Pledge President, Efficiency Chairman, Activities Chair- man, Rush Chairman, Key Correspondent, Sand- spur; Tomokan, Chapel Staff, Secretary; Interna- tional Relations Club, Canterbury Club, President; Welcoming Committee; Panheilenic Council, Ad- visor; Student Faculty Social Committee; R Club; Varsity Basketball, Golf Manager, Intramural Golf, Archery, Basketball, Volleyball. MARY LEGERE HALEY 900 Palmer Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Commercial Art, KAPPA KAPPA GAM- MA, Pledge Song Chairman, Chapter Song Chair- man, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secre- tary; Pan American Club; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir, Annie Russell Usher; Tomokan; Intramural Riding, VIRGINIA ROBINSON CHENEY 166 West Marks Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: English Literature; KAPPA KAPPA GAM- MA, Secretary, Song Chairmen, Scholarship Chair- man, International Relations Club; Sandspur; Bach Choir, Social Secretary; Chapel Reader; Annie Rus- sell Usher Intramural Basketball, Riding. i 0 MARY MARTY C. P. GINNY WILLIAM WARREN SCHAFER 105 N. Peninsular Avenue, Coronado Beach, Florida MAJOR; Chemistry; KAPPA ALPHA, Scholarship Chairman, President, Freshman Class President; Interfraternity Council; Rollins Scientific Society; Speech Socety; German Club; Pi Kappa Delta Speech Tournaments; Welcoming Committee; Chapel Reader; Florida Academy of Sciences; Rol- lins Radio Forum; Intramural Boord; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Swimming; R Club, Time of Your Life. JAMES W. OGILVIE 70 5 Kentucky Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Chemistry; Transfer from Johns Hopkins University, KAPPA ALPHA, Zeta Alpha Epsilon, President; Key Society; German Club; Rollins Scien- tific Society; Thomas R. Baker Science Award. BILL HANK MONA MONA MORRIS 1624 Hilcrest Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota MAJOR: General Human Relations, ALPHA PHI, President, Vice-Pledge Trainer, Treasurer, Histo- rian; Welcoming Committee, Panhellenic Council; Honor Roll, Freshman Show, Financial Chairman; Animated Magazine Usher, HENRY S. MOODY 804 North Collins Street, Plant City, Florida MAJOR: History LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Initiation Chairman; Welcoming Committee, Intramural Foot- ball; Varsity Football, Crew. MARY BLAND DEW 3420 Pine Street, Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: English; Transfer from Bradford Junior College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Editor; Sandspur; Intramural Basketball, Swimming, Tennis, Volley- ball, Tarpon; All-Star Basketball. MARY PARKER FLANDERS 320 N. River Road Manchester, New Hampshire MAJOR: English; Transfer from Bradford Junior College, KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Chaplain; Inter- national Relations Club, Student Council; Intramu- ral Tennis, Basketball, Swimming, Volleyball; Tarpon. MARCIA ANNE MULHOLLAND 3758 Brookside Road, Toledo, Ohio MAJOR: Sociology; Transfer from Michigon State College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Scholarship Chair- man, President, Panhellenic Council, Vice-Presi- dent; Race Relations Committee, Chairman; Inter- national Relations Club, Chapel Staff; Tomokan, Associate Editor, Editor; Publications Union; Ani- mated Magazine Usher, Honor Roll; Intramural Archery, Basketball, Volleyball; Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities. ANN KNIGHT Calumet Street Warrenville, Indiana MAJOR: English; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Vice- President of Pledge Class, Treasurer, Phi Society; Publications Union, Sandspur; Tomokan; R Book, Editor; Student Council; Rat Committee, Interna- tional Relations Club, French Club, Varsity Riding; Swimming. HALL TENNIS Winter Pork, Florida MAJOR: English; Transfer from University of Texas and William and Mary College. JIM DUANE JIM ANDERSON DUANE B SOMERS Nocatee, Florida 1475 Grove Terrace LA A ir r, r I I I A K n A r- , n A i ni i A ni j Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: English, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Pledge Trainer, National Convention Delegate; Interfra- MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from ternity Council, Secretary; Secretary-Treasurer of Hofstra College. Senior Class. KATHERINE BOWEN The Dogwoods, Chickamauga, Georgia MAJOR Commercial Art; Transfer from University of Chattanooga, CHI OMEGA, Pledge Trainer, Co-Rush Chairman; Sandspur, Society Editor; Com- munity Service Committee, Dark of the Moon. BETTY HAMMER 8 5 Piedmont Street, Bristol, Virginia MAJOR: Commercial Art; Transfer from Harcum Junior College; CHI OMEGA, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; International Relations Club; Community Service Committee; Sandspur; Tomokan. NANCY VAN ZILE 222 Second Avenue, S., Jacksonville Beach, Florida MAJOR: English; CHI OMEGA, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer, Personnel- Phi Beta, Vice-President, Pledge Troiner; Order of Libra, Vice-President; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; International Relations Club, President, Secretary; Student-Faculty Committee, Secretory; Speech Society, Student Council; Chapel Staff; Chapel Choir; Chapel Reader; Publications Union; Flamingo, Business Manager; Sandspur; Rollins Players; Stage Door, Pursuit of Happiness, Little Foxes, Macbeth, I Remember Mama. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. VIRGINIA PEARL BUTLER 823 Nira Street, Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: Modern Languages; CHI OMEGA, Chapter Correspondent, Social Chairman, President; Panhellenic Council; Junior Panhellenic Council, Ad- visor; Student Council; Welcoming Committee; Program Committee; Com- munity Service Committee, Treasurer; Race Relations Committee; Pan Amer- ican Club; French Club; Tertulia Club; Key Society, Secretary; Sandspur; Tomokan; Libra, Secretary-Treasurer; Freshman Show; Junior Varsity Cheer- ing Squad; Varsity Cheering Squad, Captain; Intramural Basketball, Volley- ball, Archery, Swimming; Honor Roll; Orange County Planning Council; Who ' s Who in America Colleges and Universities. CLARA JANE MOSACK 14224 Woodmont Road Detroit, Michigan MAJOR: Business Administration, Chapel Staff; International Relations Club, Varsity Golf, Nation- al Collegiate Golf Tournament. HUBERT T. LIEBFARTH, JR. 47 Samaritan Avenue Ashland, Ohio MAJOR: Business Administration, Transfer from Ashland College; SIGMA NU; Intramural Golf, Soft- ball. CLAIRE HUBIE BETTY JO-GEE ELIZABETH MacKENZIE-REID Rt. 1, Box 234, Briarcliff Manor, New York GAMMA PHI BETA. JO GUNTER 205 Margaret Street Talladega, Alabama MAJOR: Biology; GAMMA PHI BETA, Assistant Rush Chairman, Rush Chairman, Historian, Assist- ant Treasurer, Treasurer, Executive Council; Wel- coming Committee; French Club; Phi Society; Scien- tific Society, Recording Secretary; Sandpur; Biology Laboratory Assistant; Honor Roll; Publicity Com- mittee; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Intramural Riding, WILLIAM 0. MADSEN 200 Harrison Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Music; Transfer from Florida Southern College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Secretary, Degree Team; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Music Guild, Treasurer. WILLIAM RODGER SMYTHE, JR. 634 East Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Mathematics; Transfer from Orlando Jun- ior College; INDEPENDENT; Zeto Alpha Epsilon; Key Society; Band. H. EUGENE SIMMONS 2423 Oberlin Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; INDEPENDENT; Bach Choir; Chapel Choir; Madrigal Singers; Rol- lins Music Guild, Publicity Chairman, Bookstore Assistant; Freshman Show. GEORGE M. SPENCER 214 East 18th Street, Sanford, Florida MAJOR; Chemistry; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Corre- sponding Secretary; Chapel Choir, Bach Choir; Ger- man Club; Rollins Scientific Society; Phi Society; Key Society, President; Freshman Show; Undergrad- uate Chemistry Assistont GENE GEORGE BILL M. BILL S. 1 MARJORIE JANET PATTON 1902 Broadway Springfield, Ohio MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAPPA AL- PHA THETA, Rush Chairman, Corresponding Sec- retary; Student Council, Secretary; Community Service Committee, Key Society; Panhellenic Coun- cil; Inner Council; Chapel Program Committee; Traffic Committee; Welcoming Committee; Fiesta Committee; Center Social Committee, V arsity Vol- leyball, Basketball, Archery, LEO J. LISTER St. Cloud, Florida MAJOR: Science; SIGMA NU, Social Chairman, Sentinel, Traffic Committee, Chairman, Rollins Scientific Society; Welcoming Committee; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Football, Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming. ART HARTY ARTHUR L. DORSEY Hockley, R. F. D. 2, Charlottesville, Virginia MAJOR: English; Transfer from University of Vir- ginia and Stetson University, INDEPENDENT. HARTLAND J. A. BENNETT Lone Pine Lane, Teaneck, New Jersey MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Stetson University and University of Miami, INDE- PENDENT. JOSEPH POPECK 101 Sherman Street, Passaic, New Jersey MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT, Vice-President, President; Student Council; international Relations Club, Publicity Chairman, President; World Fed- eralists; Chapel Fund Drive; Chapel Staff, Chair- man; Sandspur, Advertising Manager; Tomokan, Publications Union; Economy Committee, Chair- man; Visual Education Committee, Chairman; Fiesta Committee; Welcoming Committee; Traffic Committee; Pan American Club; Campus Newsreel; Homecoming Committee, Speech Society; Newman Club; Freshman Show, Director; ' Joan of Lorrain, The Butter and Egg Man, The Little Foxes, Macbeth, EDWIN P. CRANBERRY, JR. 201 Phelps Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Chemistry; KAPPA ALPHA, Rollins Sci- entific Society, President; Der Deutsch Verein, Pres- ident, World Federalists; Sandspur; Tomokan, Lit- erary Editor; R Club; Junior Varsity Crew, Cap- tain, Gasparilla Regatta Crew, School for Scandal. JOHN L. BROWN, JR. 75 Antoinette Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Chemistry; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA; Inter- fraternity Council, President; O.O.O.O.; German Club, French Club; Rollins Scientific Society, Intra- murals. JOHN WHITMIRE 1215 Willow Branch Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: English; Transfer from University of the South and University of Georgia; KAPPA ALPHA, Secretary; Sandspur, Feature Writer; Flamingo, Contributor; Tomokan, Layout Editor, Studio Club; French Club, Art Exhibits. JOHN FITZGERALD Palmetto, Florida MAJOR: Economics; KAPPA ALPHA, Animated Mogazine Usher; Varsity Football; 0.0.0.0. ; Water Skiing Team, intramural Football, Crew, Tennis. JOHN SABLON SEET HARRY NEIL JUSTICE 8 Boston Way, Biltmore, North Carolina MAJOR: Economics; X CLUB, 0.0,0.0 , Varsity Football, Baseball. HARRY HANCOCK 1600 No. Ft. Harrison Avenue, Clearwater, Florida MAJOR History, Transfer from University of Flor- ida, X CLUB, Vice-President, President, Omicron Delta Kappa, 0.0 0., Freshman Class, Vicc-Prcs- ident. Senior Class, Vice-President, Student Council; Interfraternity Council, President; R Club, Pres- ident, Secretary; Intramural Basketball, Varsity Football, Baseball, Basketball, Who ' s Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities. MYRON McBRYDE Box 182, Rockingham, North Carolina MAJOR History-Economics, KAPPA ALPHA, Vice-President, Pledge Train- er, Courtesy Chairman, Social Committee; Student Council Alternate; Inter- fraternity Council; Chapel Usher; Sandspur, Sports Reporter; Animated Magazine Usher; Homecoming Committee; Welcoming Committee; Fresh- man Show; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; 0.0.0.0. ; R Club; Intramural Board, Varsity Football, Baseball; Intramural Basketball, Football, Golf. NORMAN COPELAND 602 Volusia Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida MAJOR: Economics, KAPPA ALPHA; Varsity Tennis; Intramural Football. PETER SHOLLEY 22 Prince Street, West Newton, Massachusetts MAJOR: English; KAPPA ALPHA, Sandspur, Editor; Time of Your Life ; Animated Magazine Usher, R Club, Varsity Football, Crew. BARTOW ROBBINS Box 352, Boynton Beach, Florida MAJOR: Physics; KAPPA ALPHA; Varsity Golf; Intramural Football, Basket- ball. BUDDY BART FIGARO NORM BETTIE MERRELL 143 New England Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: English; Transfer from Florida Sfate Uni- versity; INDEPENDENT, Chapel Chair, Librarian, Bach Choir, Student Music Guild. ANN LOVELL Rt. 1, Box 243, Sonford, Florida MAJOR: Music Education; INDEPENDENT; Phi Beta, Orchestra, Bach Festival Orchestra; Chapel Choir, Student Music Guild, Vice-President. BETTIE ANN EUGENE TAFT SMITH Hobbs Road, Friendly Acres, Greensboro, North Carolina MAJOR: Theater Arts, INDEPENDENT; Transfer from Guilford College, The Butter and Egg Man, The Merchant of Yonkers, In the Zone, The Dear Departed. GENE FRED FRED M. TAYLOR Rt. 3, Box 430-B, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Theater Arts, DELTA CHI, Corresponding Secretary; Theta Alpha Phi, Freshman Award, Sec- retary; Rollins Players; Chapel Reader, Sandspur; Independent Show, Lady Precious Stream, Kind Lady, Our Town , The Late Christopher Bean, Mark Twain, Tartuffe, Whiteheaded Boy, Joan of Lorraine, School for Scandal, Male Animal, The Circle, Night of January 16, ' First Mrs. Frazer, Little Foxes, Stage Door, Man Who Came to Dinner, I Remember Mama. SARA JOANNE BYRD 273 Green Bay Lane, Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: Piano; PHI MU, Registrar; French Club; Phi Beta, Historian; Phi Society, Secretary; Chapei Choir, Social Secretary; Bach Choir. HILDA MARGARET BELL Box 174, Ft. Meade, Florida MAJOR: Voice; PHI MU, Scholarship Chairman, Reporter, Campus Song Director; Student Council Phi Beta; French Club; German Club; Chapel Choir Bach Choir; Soloist in All Saints ' Episcopal Choir Choir-Mistress of Winter Park Methodist Church Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Independent Women ' s Creative Arts Scholarship; Varsity Basket- ball; Mexican Heydaze. CATHERINE ELIZABETH SOREY 52 ' 2 Delaney Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Voice; GAMMA PHI BETA, Song Chair- man, Vice-President, Recording Secretary; Phi Beta; French Club; German Club; Student Council; Music Guild; Dyer Recitals; Junior and Senior Recitals; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Chapel Usher. JOSEPH PEOPLES 414 East Church Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Voice, DELTA CHI; Pi Kappa Lambda, Soloist; Rollins Chamber Orchestra, Soloist; Orlando Civic Orchestra, Soloist; Independent Show. I i JO JOE KATRINE MAGGIE MARY DE LANO 2 5 Boulevard of the Presidents, Sarasota, Florida MAJOR; Theater Arts; PHI MU; Theta Alpha Phi, Phi Beta, Secretary; Speech Club, President; Rol- lins Players Our Town, The Late Christopher Bean, The Cherry Orchard, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Macbeth, Ladies in Retire- ment ; French Club; World Federalists. VIRGINIA ESTES 637 New York Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Theater Arts; PHI MU, Pledge Trainer; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir, Community Service Com- mittee; Phi Beta, President; Rollins Players; Theta Alpha Phi, President; The Old Maid, The Night of January 16, The Circle, Stage Door, The Late George Appley, The Man Who Came to Dinner, I Remember Mama, Dark of the Moon. TINY MARY WHIP BILL VINCENT J. COVELLO 1050 E. 53rd Street, Brooklyn, New York MAJOR: Mathematics-Physics, Transfer from Brooklyn College; KAPPA ALPHA; Zeta Alpha Ep- silon; R Club; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Foot- ball. BILL WILLIAMS 755 Pennsylvania Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR; History; KAPPA ALPHA; R Club, Var- sity Baseball, Intramurals. I CHARLES W. BRAKEFIELD 1390 Clay Street, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Economics; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Rush Chairman, Welcoming Committee; Varsity Foot- ball, Baseball, Intramural Football, Softball, Bas- ketball, Volleyball. JAMES McMENEMY 79 Fairview Avenue, Stanford, Connecticut MAJOR: Theater Arts; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Rush Chairman, Sandspur; Tomokan; Varsity Golf; In- tramural Softball, Football, Golf, Tennis; The Man Who Came to Dinner, Time of Your Life, State of the Union, That Kid Kidd, Mac- beth. MAC CHUCK ROBERT WELLMAN ARBOGAST North Oak Street, Box 375, Lakeview, Ohio MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Ohio University and Tampa University, BETA THETA PI, X CLUB; Speech Society. ROBERT E. McMANIGLE, II 1927 Blaiv Boulevard, Wooster, Ohio MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Kent State University; SIGMA NU; Intramural Football, Golf; Chapel Usher, Varsity Football, Basebal I. m JACK SAYERS Box 235, Clermont, Florida MAJOR: History, DELTA CHI; Chapel Staff, Pres- ident, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. FRANK SHELTON SCOTT RX. No. 1, St. Cloud, Florida MAJOR: Pre-Dental, DELTA CHI, Treasurer; Sci- entific Society. JACK F-SCOOT J. B. HANNUM 653 Swan Street, Terre Haute, Indiana MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from Indiana State Teachers ' College; INDEPENDENT; German Club. HUBERT BROWN Rt. 3, Box 2950, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from New Haven College; INDEPENDENT. FRANKLIN LOUIS HORCH 3 0 Riverside Drive, New York, New York MAJOR; Business Administration; INDEPENDENT; Sandspur; Campus Newsreel, Intromurals. EVERTS SARGENT SIBBERNSEN 52 0 Davenport Street, Omaha, Nebraska MAJOR; Economics, INDEPENDENT; Tertulia; Sandspur; Campus Newsreel; Pan American Club; Intramural Golf. NELLIE ROSELYN McCORMICK, R.N. P. O. Box 93, Fort White, Florida MAJOR: Biology-Psychology; Transfer from Mound Pork Nurses ' Training School; Scientific Society; Spanish Club. YARDA CARLSON SALARIO fiox 451, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Biology; French Club; Rollins Scientific Society; Key Society. VINCENT H. GEHR 320 Dana Way, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Music Education; Transfer from Univer- sity of Illinois and Boston University, Chapel Choir; Church Soloist Committee; Bach Choir. CAROL LEE GEHR 320 Dana Way, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR; General Human Relations; Transfer from Middlebury College; Race Relations Committee. TED SIMS JOSEPH PHILIP SIMONARO 4 J Spring Street, Lodi, New Jersey MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Farleigh-Dickinson, Bergen College, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Intramural Board. THEODORE E. EMERY, JR. 1135 Lakeview Street, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: General Human Relations; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA; Student Council, World Federalists, Canterbury Club, Welcoming Committee; Veter- ans ' Trainee Committee. RICHARD J. MEIFERT Vermillion, Ohio MAJOR: Business Administration LAMBDA CHI ALPHA; Intramural Crew, Volleyball. DAVID W. MEIFERT Veimillion, Ohio MAJOR: Radio; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Social Chairman; German Club; Speech Society; Rollins Players; Radio Workshop; Chapel Ushers; Intra- mural Golf.  ' iiiniiiiiii CAM ERNIE W. ERNEST VINCENT, JR. 1138 Dixon Parkway, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: General Science, Chemistry; DELTA CHI; Rollins Scientific Society, Treasurer, President; Deutche Verein; Rollins Players; Theta Alpha Phi; Chemistry, Student Assistant; Theater Arts, Student Assistant; Annie Russell Theater Productions. CAMERON HUNTINGTON MacCARDELL 134 West 58th Street, New York, New York MAJOR: Theater Arts; INDEPENDENT; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Phi Society; Rollins Players; Theta Alpha Phi; Annie Russell Theoter Produc- tions, Electrician. HAROLD STANLEY HAMBLEN Box 2 , Rockledge, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA. RICHARD WARD GLATTHAR 4749 Hadleigh Road, Cleveland, Ohio MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT; Welcoming Committee; The Old Moid, The Time of Our Life. STAN DICK DAVID J. McCREERY 5840 North Bay Road, Miami Beach, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA AL- PHA; French Club; Freshman Players; Student Players; Intramural Dramatics Contest. JIM MARTIN Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Botany; DELTA CHI; Rollins Scientific Soci ety; Race Relations Committee. 1 R. CLARK PODMORE P. 0. Box 62, Orlando, Florida MAJOR; Business Admi.-iistration; INDEPEND- ENT. GLENN H. BARRINGTON 20 2 N. Bay Street, Tampa, Florida MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from University of Florida, Emory University, and University of Miami; PHI DELTA THETA, X CLUB; Varsity Football. POD AND WIFE DOC AND FAMILY BOB DAVE ROBERT S. HOPPS The Carlyle, 35 E. 16th Street, New York, New York MAJOR: French; Transfer from Hamilton College; CHI PSI. DAVID W. CRAMP 2108 Park Drive, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: General Science; INDEPENDENT. Deutsch Verein, Treasurer, President; Zeta Alpha Epsilon; The Man Who Came to Dinner ; Rollins Radio Workshop. 4 MACY BRENNER 606 Richmond Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration, INDEPEND- ENT, International Relations Club, Race Relations Committee; Welcoming Committee, Time of Our Life. WILSON LANDLEY P. 0. Box 3811, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: General Human Relations, INDEPEND- ENT. BILL MACY WILEY ROY WHIDDEN 1311 North Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Spanish; SIGMA NU. HARRY HEGLER 1214 Greenwood Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: English, SIGMA NU, World Federalists, Intramural Golf. THOMAS A. HAGOOD 1206 East Kaley Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Physics; INDEPENDENT, German Club. DONALD M. COBB 30 Marathon, Arlington, Massachusetts MAJOR; Mathematics-Physics; LAMBDA CHI. DON TOMMY 1 NATHAN FRIEDLAND P. O. Box 124, Maitland, Florida MAJOR: Art; INDEPENDENT; Studio Club, Secre- tary; Inter-American Center, Visual Aids; If the Show Fits. PAUL ARNOLD HOWELL 311 Liberty Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration, Transfer from Orlando Junior College; INDEPENDENT; Pi Gamma Mu. NANCY PALMER 122 E. 42nd Street, New York, New York MAJOR: General Human Relations; INDEPEND- ENT; Community Service Committee; International Relations Club; Race Relations Committee. JAMES R. KUYKENDALL 321 E. Copeland Drive, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from University of Florida, SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON. MARY LOUISE SINCLAIR 702 South Fielding Avenue, Tampa, Florida MAJOR: Music; INDEPENDENT; Stu- dent Council; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Student Recitals; Dyer Recitals, Civic Music Association; Independent Show, German Club; French Club; Tar- pon; Canterbury Club; Music Guild, Swimming Team. WILLIAM WHARTON, JR. 1304 Oregon Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Psychology; INDEPENDENT. RICHARD KNOTT 834 Congress, Ottawa, Illinois MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU. SENIORS ROBERT AKERMAN REX ANDERSON JULIAN ARNOLD JACK BELT PAUL BISSELL THOMAS BLAKEMORE GRACELLEN BUTT NOT PICTURED GUY COLADO DANIEL HUDGENS JEANETTE WERMAN LEVEY PATRICIA MAY FRANCIS MAYER WILLIAM PITTMAN 108 PAULINE CLARK JAMES EDENS JOANNE ENDRISS PETER FAY ANN GARRETSON WILLIAM GORDON JOHN GRAY JAMES GRULKE CORNELIA HALL 112 ANN TURLEY RANDOLPH WALKER GRAHAM WALLACE MARY ELIZABETH WHITE ROBERT WITHERELL UPPER DIVISION STUDENTS NOT PICTURED PAUL ANDERSON MARK LAMBERT HARRY BALDWIN CHAPLINE McDONNELL FRANCES BURNET CAROLYN MAASS CAROLYN HUGHES WALTER ROOSE JIM IMAND MARILYN WALKER 113 E HALE ALPERN WINDER ANDREWS VIRGINIA APGAR HENRY ARISTIZABAL CHARLES AYRES MARGARET BAGLEY MARY BAILEY RICHARD BALDWIN ZELMA BANDLER DIANNE BARNES DOROTHY BARNES BETTY BARR BETTY ANN BAYLESS WEYMAN BENNETT LAWRENCE BENTLEY ALICE BRASTEGUI CLARK BERDAN CAROL BIRSCHENK PAUL BINNER GEORGE BISSETT BARBARA BOWER ELAINE BRACKETT SALLY BRADLEY ALIDA BRNGS JAMES BRASS 114 GRETEL BRAUN PHYLLIS BRETTELL MARILYN BRIGGS JULIA BRIGHT LUCY BRIGHT KENNETH BROWN JAMES BRYSON THOMAS BUCHBINDER PATRICIA BURGOON PEGGY BURNETT DORIS MAY CAMPBELL CYNTHIA CARLL JANE CARMEL MARY CARTER LYLE CHAMBERS JANE CHAPMAN KENNINGTON CLARKE LUISA CLARKSON FREDERICK COOPER DONALD CORRIGAN CYNTHIA CRAWFORD WILLARD CROMPTON JANE CROSBIE GILMAN CROSBY JEAN CURRIE EDMUND CUSHING PHYLLIS DALRYMPLE CHARLES D AUGUSTINE ELIZABETH DAVIDSON BARBARA DAVIS 115 LOWER DIVISION HESTER DAVIS CATHERINE DAWSON BETTE DE HOLCZER HELEN DEMETRELIS BARBARA DENNERLIN HELEN DeTROY JON deURESTI JOHN DeWERD CALHOUN DICKSON BARBARA DILLEY ROBERTA DOERR DANIEL DOUGHERTY SALLY DUFFY DEREK DUNN-RANKIN KENNETH DURRANCE DANIEL EASTWOOD PATSY EDMUNDSON ALICE EGAN ERNEST EICKELBERG CHENEY ELLERBE RICHARD ELLIOT JANE ERNSTER FRANK EVANS GLORIA EVERINGHAM DARLENE EVILSIZOR 11© JAMES FAY BARBARA FEIDELSON JAMES FELIX VIRGINIA FISHBECK HARRY FISHER LAWRENCE FITZPATRICK BETTY FLEMING ELIZABETH FLETCHER MILLICENT FORD WILLIAM FRANGUS JANE ERASER WILLIAM FRICKE RONALD FRYMIRE PAUL GALLO BETTY GARRETT DONALD GEDDES GLORIA GILBERT JOAN GRANT ANN GREENE ALEXANDER GREGORY ARTHUR GREGORY SAMUEL GREGORY ANN GROVES LIZABETH HALEY JOSEPHINE HALL CLAIRE HANNUM ROBERT HARDING EUGENE HARPER GORDON HATHAWAY ROBERT HEATH 117 I i LOWER DIVISION GRETCHEN HERPEL IDA HERRING SARETTA HILL MERLE HODGES RUSSELL HOFFMAN GEORGE HOLLETT ROLAND HORNER KENNETH HORTON ROSA HORTON CATHRYN HOSEA CHESTA HOSMER BEATRICE HUGER EMORY HUNTER BETTY HUNTSMAN MARION ISRAEL MARJORY JAMES JOAN JOERNS CATHERINE JOHNSON CHARLES JOHNSON DAVIS JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON WILBUR JOHNSON ELMER KAPTEIN ELAINE KEELEY JANE KELLY 118 KAREN KELLY JEAN KEMP BOBBY KENDRICK BETTY LOU KEPLER JAMES KEY PAUL KLORES CHARLES KNECHT JANE KOTTMEIER JOHN KOWALLIS JAMES KRISHER MARIANNE KUHN DONALD KURZ CLASON KYLE SALLY LANE LOIS LANGELLIER JOHN LARGE MARY ANN LARUE ANN LATTIMORE GRACE LaVENTURE BILLY LEATHERS FRANK LEDGERWOOD BETH LeFILES TIMOTHY LOFTON PAUL LOOMIS CARMA LOUCKS GEORG LYMBURN EwiNG McAllister KATHLEEN McDONNELL JAN McGRAW CAROL McKECHNIE jjHiiii ■- - . t , ft I 1 — 1 119 LOWER DIVISION PHYLLIS McRAE BARBARA MACK DAVID MANLEY DOROTHY MANNING CAROLINE MARSH DONALD MATCHETT BARBARA MENGES ROBIN MERRILL NATALIE MERRITT JANET MILLER NATALIE MILLER ROBERT MILLER MARY LOU MILLS NORBETT MINTZ SUSAN MONAGHAN WALDO MOON JEAN MORA BAYARD MORRISON BEN MOUNT WILLIAM MUNCEY GEORGE MUNSON MARILYN NAAS FRANCIS NATOLIS ROSE NAYLOR ROBERT NEUHAUS i 120 i LOLITA NICHOLLS HEATHER NICHOLLS ALYS OGLESBY i EDMUND OKONIEWSKI 1 1 V 1 1l JAN OLSON GLEN OSBORNE ELEANOR PARKER PATTI PARKER | RUTH PATE . ' ! , JOAN PATTON ROBERT PECK CLAUDINE PETERSON THOMAS PICKENS WILLIAM PIERCE ; mi DANIEL PINGER FRANK POLACK WAYNE PONTIOUS JOSHUA POOLE RICHARD POPE J mi PATRICIA POSTEN RICHARD PREU PEGGY RANDOL JO ANN RAULERSON JOHN REARDON CAROL REDE ANN REEVES NANCY REILLY BELFORD RICHARDS HOWARD RICHARDS .1 - ; r J- 121 OWEIK DIVISION PHYLLIS RICK MARIEL RIDDLE LEON ROBBINS H. B. ROBERTS PATRICIA ROBERTS RALSTON ROBERTS ROSEMARY ROBINSON JOAN ROLLMAN ARDEN ROTH STANLEY RUDD RAYMOND RYDER BETTY SALEEBA CORKY SCARBOROUGH GAYL SCHAFFERT PAULINE SCHWING ROY SECKINGER RALPH SEIDEL ALBERT SESSIONS JANE SHARP ELSIE SHAW PAUL SHELTON BARBARA SHEPPARD JAMES SHOEMAKER FRANK SLADDEN CAROL SMITH 122 ELEANOR SMITH MARGARET SMITH NORMAN SMITH DANIEL SOREF CHARLES SPELSBERG VALERIE STACY DARYL STAMM GORDON STANG PIERRE STEWARD FRANK STOCKTON MARSHALL STONE DOROTHY STONE GUY STONE CARL STOVER CLARISSA TANNER NORMA JEAN THAGGARD JOHN THIBODEAU MARY THOMPSON MATILANN THOMS DALE TRAVIS JANE TRUITT RONALD TRUMBULL FANCHON TURCK BARBARA UPHAM MARY JANE URBAN SUE VAN HOOSE JOHN VEREEN DIANE VIGEANT MARY JO WAGNER LAWRENCE WAGNER 1 Mmmm - ■ Hi Am i r a -■ Mi f i f v l ' O J I 123 O WER MARIELLA WAITE LYDIA WALLACE MAE WALLACE RAYMOND WALN GLORIA WEICHBRODT MARY WELCH PATRICIA WHEATON GEORGE WHIDDEN DOLORES WHITE DALLAS WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS JOE WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS TOWNE WINDOM WARREN WINDOM JEAN WISELOGEL WILLIAM WITTBOLD CHARLES WOODS DONALD WORK NANCY WYCOFF JANE WYNN THOMAS YOUNG CATHERINE YOUNGS SARAH ZAVELO 124 LOWER DIVISION STUDENTS NOT PICTURED MIGUEL ARANGUREN HOWELL BAGGARLY HERBERT BEHRENS ANNA BERGLUND JESSE BOOKHARDT HERMAN BRUMLEY ROBERT BRYAN WILLIAM CARMEL JOAN CARRIGAN JOSEPH CARSON GORDON CLARK FRANCES COFFEY NANCY CRANE LAWRENCE CUNNINGHAM DURLING DRAKE WELSH DROVIN LEWIS DUKE JOSEPHINE DUNN MARIAN EBERSON NANCY FLAVELL KENNETH FLOWERS ALTON FOREHAND MARSHALL FOSTER BERNARD FRIEDLAND MARION GAINES LEE GIBSON WILLIAM GOLDRICK LUIS GONZALEZ MARILYN GREGG CAROL GRIMES FRED HALLAUER JAMES HENDRIX CARLTON HIGH MARY ANN HOBART THOMAS HUDGENS MARY HUGGINS JOEL HULL ULMONT IVES SARA JOHANNES GRACE JOHNSON DONALD JONES KATHLYN KELLER CLYDE KELLY HOWARD KELLY LEONARD KITTS JOHN KNIGHT PATRICK LAWLESS MARION LcNOIR MARTHA LEWIS DAMON LYONS HAROLD McKINNEY ALGERNON McLAMB JOHN MILLER BORIS MITCHELL TOM MOLLOY JAMES O ' NEAL RALPH PERNICE JOHN PHILLIPS WILLIAMS ROBERTS RICHARD ROGERS LEWIS ROWE PAUL RUNYAN WILLIAM SANDERS ROGER SCUDDER WALTER SEARSON WALTER SHELLY LINDA SHULTS GEORGE SIMPSON OLIVER SMITH STANLEY SMITH SARAH STEWART JOSEPH SWICEGOOD JOE TRIGG GERARD WALKER JAMES WESLEY GEORGEANNE WHITE EARNEST WILLIAMS MARY JANE WILLIAMS WILLIAM WINDOM MARSHALL WOODWARD PAULA WRENN JO ANN HELLER 125 THE C The Rollins CHAPEL STAFF is composed of members of the various committees that are sponsored by the Rollins Chapel under the direction of Dean Theodore S. Darrah. They co- ordinate the activities of the many committes that fall under the lurisdiction of the Chapel, They plan the year round program for the committees with the help and guidance of Dean Darrah. First row: Joe Popeck, Jean Currie, Dean Darrah, C. Wendell Stone; Second row: Jack Sayers, Carol Posten, Ken Fenderson, Nan Van Zile, Nathan Starr, Bob Boyle; Third row: Hugh Davis, Henry Gooch, Helen Demetrelis, Marcia Mulholland First row: Virginia Cheney, Ann Reeves, Jane Hood, Joanne Byrd, Notalie Miller, Shirley Christensen, Mory Bailey, Corolyn Herring, Karen Kelly; Second row; Sue Von Hoose, Jane Kottmier, Barbara Davidson, Jacquelin Biggerstaff, Ann Lovell, Doris May Campbell, Chestc Hosmer, Mary Jo Wagner, Natalie Merritt; Third row. Mary Aycrigg, Kit Johnson, Mariella Waite, Mary Louise Sinclair, Betfie Merrell, Katherine Sorey, Margaret Bell, Betty Lou Kepler, Sally Lane; Fourth row: Ray Wain, George Spencer, Alton Forehand, Sherwood Evons, Bill Madsen, Paul Loomis, Cameron McCardell, R chard Johnson, Herman Siewert; Fifth row: Horvey Woo rutf. Gene Simmons, Tom Mullen, Howard Richards, Mack Israel, Vincent Gehr, Art Gregory, Jesse Bookhardt. The Rollins CHAPEL CHOIR is made up of approximately sixty selected voices and is one of the outstanding choirs of the south. It participates in the regular services in Knowles Memorial Chapel and in the annual Bach Festival of Winter Park. In addition they make occasional trips to other parts of the state to give programs. C HI A IP E IL C HI O II R 131 IE CHAPEL COMMITTEE The Chapel Committees carry out various programs under the direction of and in cooperation with the Chapel Staff. Students have found that membership in these committees helps round out their college activities and are an excellent outlet for their interests in local, national and international affairs. CHAPEL USHERS The Chapel Ushers take charge of all chapel services and are connected with the Chapel Staff. They perform many various duties in connection with the diverse affairs that take place in the Chapel. These range from the regular Sunday morning Chapel services to weddings and organ vesper services. First row: Hank Goocoh, Dick Elliot, Dan Eastwood, Jack Mehiek; Second row: Roy Seckinger, Hugh Davis, Warren Windom, Francis Natolis, Third row: Bob McMan- igle. Bob Miller, Don Brinegar. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club studies and discusses problems affecting our rela- tions with the other countries of the world. They work in close cooperation with the YMCA, YWCA, and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. First row: Lydio Walace, Hank Gooch, Dionnc Vigeont, Gloria Wcichbrodt, Ann Greene, Joe Popeck; Second row Jean Currie, Dick Elliot, He. en Dcmetrelis, Jock Saycrs, Dick Prcu, Bobbie Doerr, Marnie Norris; Third row: Carol Postcn, Pot Posten, Ralph Pernice, Barbora Dovidson, Tim Lofton, Hugh Davis, Dr. Rhea Smith; Fourth row: Marjoric James, Caroline Marsh, Patsy Edmundson, Betty Hammer, Lois Paxton, Bill Bozley, Jean Mora. COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE The Community Service Committee works in close cooperation with local and county agencies thereby gaming practical experience in work affecting juvenile delinquency, child welfare work, health units and other related problems. First row: Eleanor Smith, Jeon Mora, Helen Demetrelis, Caro- line Marsh, Marjorie James; Second row: Kit Bowen, Darlene Evilsizor, Beth LeFiles, Jo Heller, Barbara Davidson, Cay Youngs; Third row: Mary Bailey, Jo Grant, Pat Posten, Jane Kelly, Judy Bright; Fourth row: Jane Carmel, Betty Huntsman, Gloria Gilbert, Kit Johnson, Betty Hammer, Ginger Butler; Fifth row: Carolyn Alfred, Jean Currie, Ann Reeves, Bill Bazley, Claire Honnum, Lib Lattimore, Betty Garrett. RACE RELATIONS COMMITTEE The Rollins Race Relations Committee co- operates closely with the local Interracial Re- lations Committee in many practical prob- lems and projects They participate in state and national conferences and this year have worked with the Seminole Indiain Association. First row: Jon Oisen, Claire Honnum, Kay Horton, Tia Craw- ford, Joanne Endriss, Mary Bailey; Second row: Connie Hub- bard, Betty Kepler, Jan McGaw, Phyllis Dalrymple, Fanchon Turck, Barbara Davis, Sally Duffy, Vicki Braun; Standing: Dr. C. Wendell King, Ken Brown, Bill Bazley, Gordon Stang, Helen Demetrelis, Claudine Petersen. TUIDENT COUNCIL The student government is an essential part of college life. Here at Rollins this plan is followed to the utmost because our curriculum of indi- vidualized education is such that every student should play a part in the student government. The Student Council is composed of representatives from each fraternity and sorority, the independent groups, the faculty and the two deans. Through the various committees appointed by the council, the many student activities as sponsored by them are carried out smoothly. The annual senior dance is sponsored by the Student Council as well as other social events throughout the year. Th3 members of the council are elected by their groups and form a representative cross-section of the student body. Each year in the spring term the entire student body votes on the candidates of their choice for president of the council for the coming year. Student government at Rollins is as much a part of college life as classes and athletics. front row: Hugh Davis, Dean Enyort, Janet Patton, Harry Hancock; Second row: Pierre Thompson, Andoni deUresti, Ginger Butler, lack McCauslin, Gail Hastings, Ken Brown; Third row: Hank Gooci, Ann Knight, Maud Trismen, Sally Hidey, Rocky Flanders, Elaine Brackett, Bud Johnson, Catherine Sorey, Edith Schuiz; Fourth row: Charles Robinson, Pete Fay, Dave McKeithan, Joe Peoples. 1 u As integral a pa rt of all student activities at Rollins College as books and studies, are the undergraduate publications. Here, among five widely differ- ent types of publications, the student interested in journalistic or literary work can find a place for himself. All publications are published by student editors under the direction of the Publications Union, whose Board of Control is made up of the editors, business managers, and faculty advisers of the five publications. PUBLiCATIONS UNION First rcw: Ken Fenderson, Mory Bailey, Harold McKinney Morcio Mulhollond; Second roiv: Harry Baldwin, Nina Dean, Jack Sayers, Ann Knight; Third row: Joe Popeck, Hall Tennis, John Tiedtke, Willord Wattles, Frank Mayer. ROLLINS NEWSREEL STAFF R BOOK STAFF Pint row: Harold McKinney, Hall Tennis, Nat Friedlond, Milton Ann Knight, Editor; Harry Baldwin Blokemore, Ken Fenderson; Seconrf row: Dave McCreery, Gordon Clark, Frank Horch, Bill Fricke. FLAMINGO STAFF first row; Ken Fenderson, Nina Dean, Harold McKinnpy, Dallas Williams; Second row: Joe Popeck, Marjory James, Hall Tennis, Ann Knight, Jock Sayers, Third row: Mory Bailey, Don Hudgens, Frank Mayer. KEN FENDERSON Editor-in-Chief BOB VAN HOOSE Business Mgr. -Circulation Mgr. DEREK DUNN-RANKIN News Editor JIM McMENEMY and DAVE McKEITHAN Sports Editors DALLAS WILLIAMS Feature Editor KIT BOWEN Society Editor STANLEY RUDD Photography JOE POPECK Advertising Manager WILLARD WATTLES Adviser DAN HUDGENS and DON GEDDES Artists VIRGINIA CHENEY, ANN LEWIS TURLEY, GINGER BUTLER Proofreaders JANIE JOHANNES, PHYLLIS McRAE, KAY McDONNALL, MARIANNE KUHN, MARIAN EBERSON, HANK GOOCH, ULMONT IVES Feature Writers v ARIEL RIDDLE and POLLY CLARK Rewrite DIANE VIGEANT Typist ED GRANBERRY, HESTER DAVIS, PAT BURGOON, FRED ROGERS, SUE VAN HOOSE, FRANK HORCH, RALPH SEIDEL, MARIEL RIDDLE, FRANCIS BURNETT, TOWNE WINDOM, TOM PICKENS, BILL FRANGUS, WARREN WINDOM . . . Neirs Staff ROLAND HORNER, PAUL BINNER, SCOTTY WITHERELL, CHARLES ROBINSON Sports Writers First row: Stanley Rudd, Bill Frangus, Dallas Williams, Ken Fenderson, Kit Bowen, Betsy Fletcher, Bob Von Hoose; Second row Tom Pickens, Don Geddes, Charles Woods, Honk Gooch, Diane Vigeant, Gracellen Butt, Jo Grant, Moriel Riddle, Mary Bailey; Third row: Rolond Horner, Ed Gronberry, Scotty Witherell, Marianne Kuhn, Virginia Cheney, Ginger Butler, Ann Lewis Turley, Kay Hosea, Frances Burnett, Rosemary Robinson; Fourth row: Charles Robinson, Paul B inner, Don Hudgens, Kay McDonnell, Rusty Williams, Nan Von Zile, John Whitmire, Willard Wattles. T O M O K A MARriA Mill Hni 1 AMH ANN r;RnVF ; DARI FNF FVII l7nR rftty LOIS PAXTON . Assistant Editor BARR, JANE CARMEL, MARY BAILEY, WINDY ANDREWS Typists MARCIA MULHOLLAND . . . Business Manager BETTY MIKKELSON . Photography Editor NICKI GOULD, JEAN MORA, CAROLINE BOB BOYLE Art Editor MARSH, CAROLYN ALFRED, BETTY HAMMER, PAT ROBERTS Layout Staff ED CRANBERRY JOHN WHITMIRE Layout Editor JANE TRUIT, JANE KELLEY, JUDY BRIGHT, BARBARA DAVIS, FANCHON TURCK, JIM McMENEMY Sports Editor PATSY EDMUNDSON, BETTY GARRET, ANN GARRETSON, ELEANOR SMITH, ROBIN MERRILL, KAY BDB McMANIGLE, YOUNGS, JANET MILLER, MARJORIE JOE POPECK Advertising Staff JAMES, MARIANNE LaRUE, JOANNE VAL STACY, HELLER, BARBARA DENNERLEIN, LOU ANN CARRETSON, CLARKSON Office Staff STANLEY RUDD, MARNIE NORRIS First row: Jean Moro, Carolyn Alfred, Caroline Marsh, Kay Youngs, Judy Bright, Janet Miller, Marcia Mulhollond, Second row Mar- jorie James, Patsy Edmundson, Jane Truit, Marianne LaRue, Marnie Norris, Barbara Davis, Bob Boyle, Joe Popeck, Third row Jane Kelley, Phylis McRae, Joanne Heller, Betty Mikkelson, Lois Paxton, Ginny Fishbeck; Fourth roic: Vol Stacy, Darlene Evilsizor, Eleanor Smith, Jane Carmel, Mary Bailey; Fifth row: Barbara Dennerlein, Betsy Fletcher, Barbara Upham, Sally Dutfy, Betty Hom- mer, Fanchon Turck, Lou Clarkson, John Whitmire, Robin Merrill. ANIZATION It is through the various clubs and organizations at Rollins that the students get to know themselves, their fellow students, and faculty members and thus prepare themselves for taking their places in the outside world. STUDIO CLUB The Rollins STUDIO CLUB is composed of art students who are interested in promoting a better understanding of art. Throughout the year many discussions, projects and lectures are presented. First row: Karen Kelly, Peggy Burnett, Lois Johnston, Sarah Shute, Bev Hanson, Second row. Zelma Bandler, Edith Schuiz, Jan McGaw, Helen DeTroy, Lois Paxton, Dan Hudgens, Irma Shaffer; Third row: Pat Sutliff, Bob Boyle, Tim Lofton, Paul Gallo, Al Sessions, Al McLamb, Bernard Friedland. PAN AMERICAN CLUB The PAN AMERICAN CLUB is a group of students interested in building up a lasting friendship between the twenty-one republics of Latin America and the United States. Many interesting and varied programs and movies are presented by the club during the school year. First row: Luis Gonzolez, Mary White, Joanne Endriss, Moud Trismen, Alice Egan, Barbara Dilley, Phyllis Rick; Second roic. Mrs. Lamb, Ginger Butler, Karen Kelly, Coy Hosea, Edith Shuiz, Phyllis Dalrymple, Eleanor Smith. TRAFFIC COMMITTEE The TRAFFIC COMMITTEE draws up the rules and regulations governing the use of cars by the students on the campus and other traffic problems, Virginia Apgar, Bob Boyle, Dick Baldwin, Jan Patfon, Jim Lister. DER DEUTSCH VEREIN DER DEUTSCH VEREIN is an organization, membership in which is open to those having a working knowledge of German. The club has many social gatherings during the college year and is especially noted for its colorful entertaining Christmas party. Dr. Rudolph Fischer is the club adviser. Margaret Bell, Paul Runyan, Tom Mullen, Dodi Mannmg, William Windom, Shirley Christcnson, Dick Johnson, Jeanine Romer, Dave Cramp, Pauline Schwing, Mr. Fischer, Jack Sayers. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS LE CERCLE FRANCAIS is a campus organ- ization, which is open to those students who have a working knowledge in French or who are interested in France. The club has many varied social activities during the school year and actively assist in helping war refugees end orphans in France. Baroness Colette van Boecop is adviser. First row: Gail Hastings, Claudine Peterson, Sue Van Hoose, Helen Demetrelis, Lib Lattimore, Milicent Ford, Peggy Burnett; Second row. Colette van Boecop, Val Stacy, Ida Herring, Mary Louise Sinclair, Barbara Dilley, Nancy Reilly, Ginger Butler, Eugenie Grand; Third row: Noah Genz, Karen Kelley, Fred Rogers, Jon de Uresi, Alice Egon. ROLLINS SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY The ROLLINS SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY is open to all students in the sciences. It en- courages special research work on the part of the student. Each year many prominent scien- tists are invited to speak before the group. First row: Yarda Salario, Pauline Schwing, Natalie Merritt, Penny Ford, Dr. Vestal, Barbara Davidson, Janet Miller, Bar- bora Mack; Second row: Miss Shor, Jo Gunter, Dr. Bell, Betsy Williams, Jo Dunn, Jo Ann Raulerson, Jim Martin; Third row: Marilyn Briggs, Barbara Feidelson, Mr Huntley, Frank Scott, Ed Cranberry; Fourth row: Dr. Saute, Dr. Gilbert, Ernie Vincent, Pat Lawless, Dave Cramp, Bill Schafer, George Spencer, Mark Lambert, Dave McCreery, Sherwood Evans, Dick Johnson, Jim Ogilvie. THEAT THE ANNIE RUSSELL THEATRE The Rollins Players is an organization composed of students who have done outstanding work in the dramatics department. During the year they present a series of plays that are of interest to both the students and towns- people. The tryouts for the plays produced by the Rollins Players are open to all Rollins students. The members of this organization form the back- bone of the Theatre Arts Department at Rollins. Theta Alpha Phi is a national honorary dramatic Fraternity. Membership is conferred upon Upper Division students who have done superior work in the dramatics department. The Theatre Arts Department at Rollins is one of the finest in the United States. Under the capable di- rection of Howard Bailey, Wilbur Dor- sett and Donald S. Allen many plays of a varied and interesting nature are produced each season. The productions in the Annie Rus- sell Theatre and the Fred Stone Thea- tre serve not only as entertainment for the college students but also as a cul- tural attraction for the many winter visitors who regularly come to Winter Pork. The students in the Theatre Arts Department have an advantage not afforded in many collegs in that they have the opportunity to work and ap- pear in many of the productions with noted actors of Broadway. ROLLINS PLAYERS First row: Bob Boyle, Virginia Estes, Tia Crawford, Jan Olson, Ellie Hummell, Mary DeLano, Nan Van Zile, Jack Belt, Eugene Smith; Second row: Corky Scarborough, Mr. Dorsett, Mr. Bailey, Betty Garrett, Mrs. Bailey, Ranny Walker, Dick Preu, Hester Davis, Mr. Allen, Ernie Vincent, Cnm McCardell; Third row: Pat May, Dick Hill. THETA ALPHA PHI First row: Mary DeLano, Cam McCardell, Mr. Allen, Fred Virginia Estes; Second row: Jack Belt, Ernie Vincent, Mr. Third roiv: Mr. Dorsett. 142 THE LITTLE FOXES The Rollins R CLUBS ore composed of letter men who hove earned their major or minor R ' s in intercollegiate competition and of women who are outstanding on varsity teams. Their purpose is to promote greater athletic interest. Corol Posten, Doris Jensen, Soro Jane Dorsey, Narnie Morris, Nancy Neide. First row: Jupe Arnold, Dave Mc- Keithan, Ed Motcli, Buddy Tate, Bill Williams, Jim Imand, Chap McDonnell, Ed Cranberry; Second row: George Franklin, Francis Nato- lis, Frank Polak, G. W. Mooney, Chorles Knecht, Bobby Riggs, Max Grueike, Jim Covello; Third row: L. D. Bochette, Jim Kelly, Stokes Smith, Pete Fay, Dove Manley, Bill Schafer, Pete Sholley, Harry Han- cock; Fourth row: Lyie Chambers, Neil Justice, Herman Brumley, Ken Horton, Gerald Murphy, Bob Draughon, Dick Saylors; Fifth row: George Whidden, Clyde Stevens, Buzzy Rodenbough, Bart Robbins, Clyde Kelly, Weyman Bennett, Jim McMenemy. E A D JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Front row: Mary Ann Hobart, Beth LeFiles, Gayl Shoftert, Mary Thompson; Standing: Betty Hunts man, Jone Ernster, Koy McDonnell. VARSITY SQUAD Bob Heath, Jolie Wheeler, Pat Wheoton, Ginger Butler, Chap McDonnell, Dole Trovis, Barbara Dillcy, Diane Vigcont, Corky Scar- borough. 147 O O T First row: Glenn Barrington, Jim Bryson, Jim Bedortho, L. D. Bochette, Don Brinegor, Herman Brumley, Dan Dougherty, Pete Fay, George Franklin, Bill Gordon; Second row: Max Grueike, Buddy High, Ken Horton, Tom Hudgens, Jim Imand, George Johnson, Sect Justice, Jim Kelly, Chorles Knecht, Don Matchett; Third row: G. W. Mooney, Francis Natolis, Frank Polak, Buzzy Rodenbaugh, Bobby Riggs, Stokes Smith, Joe Swicegood, Buddy Tote, John Vereen, Don Work. Rollins fooball coach Joe Justice graduated from assistant coach under Jack McDowall, took the helm this year and guided the Rol- lins team through stormy seas. His efforts can be called successful considering the dif- ficult schedule that was faced, plus the exces- sive injuries encountered to key players. Joe is at home in his new position, since he has coached the baseball team for the last few years. He hails from Asheville, North Caro- lina, and is a member of a very athletic fam- ily. Now that he has weathered his first sea- son he is looking forward to bigger and better things in the coming season. 148 MIAMI ROLLINS 5 Obviously overmatched, the Rollins Tars suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of Miami ' s potent Hurricanes. The team played hard and vicious football in the second half with L. D. Bochette scoring both of Rollins ' touchdowns. The Tars scored their first victory of 1949 run- ning over a hapless Tampa team at Tampa. Sparked by Buddy Tate and Kenny Norton, the men in blue and gold won going away. TAMPA ROLLINS 149 Bobby Riggs Buzzy Rosenbaugh G W. Mooney Glenn Barrington DELAWARE ROLLINS Again playing away from home, the boys played creditably but were undermanned. Delaware, with ample reserves, after a scoreless first period began to click and soon ran up the winning margin. L. D. Bochette scored for Rollins. NEWBERRY ROLLINS In their first game before the home folks, the Tars put on their best bib and tucker and went to town. Led by Ken Norton and Jim Bryson, they defeated the Newberry Indians. B. J. Leathers, sensational Freshman lineman, made an auspicious debut. WASHINGTON ROLLINS A trip to St. Louis proved disastrous. Washing- ton, one of the top small college teams, proved too much for Rollins, by now an injury-riddied or- ganization. G. W. Mooney ' s play on the line drew raves from St. Louis sports writers. DAVIDSON ROLLINS 25 Davidson, victor over N. C. State, again had too much in the annual Homecoming game. The Tars, fielding a brand-new backfield and a variety of new plays, were never able to begin a sustained drive to pay dirt. Buddy Tate Punchy Polak Jim Bryson Pete Fay MUSKINGUM ROLLINS ■4.. This small Ohio school was the best coached and drilled squad to visit Orlando. Their attack com- pletely dazzled the Rollins team, who were still experimenting with a new backfield and new plays. The defensive play of Punchy Poiak was outstand- ing. Ken Norton Stokes Smith STETSON ROLLINS George Johnson A With a long winning streak against Stetson, the Tars entered this arch rivalry a 7-point underdog. But showing a great deal of fight, which always marks this contest, they bowed up and brought home the victory to a faithful band of victoiy starved Rollins students. E Rollins varsity baseball squad, Florida State Champions for the last two years, are undertaking an arduous schedule for 1950. Among the better known schools visiting Winter Park this spring will be North Carolina, North Carolina State, and the University of Alabama. Only two key members are missing from Joe Justice ' s crack line, which gained sixteen victories in twenty-one games last season. Coach Justice still has his fine mound staff consisting of Don Work, John Grey, Jim Covello, and Clyde Stevens. Together, these four comprise the most formidable pitching staff in the South. Behind the plate, Justice still has his ace catcher. Buddy McBryde, whose batting has been outstanding in the past. The infield will probably have Bobby Riggs or Harry Hancock at first base, Lyie Chambers at second, George W hidden at the hot corner, and Rusty Williams at the short-stop position. The outfield will be drawn from John Grey, Harry Hancock, Francis Natolis, Buzzy Rodenbaugh, Joe Hull, and Buddy Tate, with Natolis the only certain starter. COACH JOE JUSTICE First Row: Burzy Rodenbaugh, George Whidden, Buddy Tate, LyIe Chambers, Bobby Riggs, Chuck Ayers. Second Row: Jim Covello, Buddy McBryde, Dick Williams, Rusty Willioms, Francis Natolis, Horry Hancock, B. J. Leathers. Third Row: Don Work, Joe Hull, Bob McManigle, John Grey, Clyde Stevens, Dave Shelly. RUSTY WILLIAMS and LYLE CHAMBERS This year ' s squad appears to be more powerful than previ- ous Tar lines, but in gaining this power the team has lost much of its speed. Win, lose or draw, however, central Florida baseball fans will have a treat in store for them come March 17th, when the umpire yels: Batter up! BUDDY McBRYDE 1950 BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 17 — North Carolina State March 18 — North Carolina State March 20 — North Carolina March 21 — North Carolina March 23 — Alabama March 24 — Alabama March 25 — Alabama March 28 — Florida Southern March 31 — Florida State April 1 — Florida State April 6 — Clemson April 7 — Bradley April 8 — Bradley — Clemson Apn I 1 1 — Tampa April 14 — Miami April 15 — Miami Aoril 18 — Stetson April 21 — Florida April 22 — Florida April 27 — North Carolina State April 28 — North Carolina April 29 — North Carolina May 2 — Tampa May 3 — Florida Southern May 5 — Miami May 6 — Miami May 9 — Stetson May 12 — Florida May 13 — Florida HARRY HANCOCK JOE WILLIAMS Alanoger Rollins College returned to basketball in 1950 after a ten-year period of inactivity. The first practice was called by Coach Jack McDowall lust before the Christmas holidays with twenty-five candidates reporting. The squad was soon whittled down to fifteen of the best available talent in the school. The first game on the schedule was with Tampa. Led by Pete Fay, the Tars gave a creditable showing by scoring points against their highly touted rivals ' 86. Fay racked up an impressive 20 points in his college debut. Stetson bested the green varsity in their second outing to the tune of 60 to 49. Again Pete Fay was high scorer with 14 points. Jim Wesley and Jerry Cabrie played fine defensive ball. The Tars achieved their first victory of the season when they downed an inept unit entitled the Florida Transfers. The final score was Rollins 66 end the losers 44 with Ronny Frymire playing fine ball for the victors. Another defeat followed when Jacksonville Junior College visited here and walloped the Tars, 67 to 51. Jacksonville displayed a mixture of every- thing end completely outclassed Rollins. High scorer for the team was again Fay with 18. In the second game with Stetson, Rollins had a bad night, dropping the decision 70 to 45. In the second half Jock McDowall emptied the bench in an effort to stem the tide, but without success. High scorer for the Tars at this writing (midway in the season) is, of course, Pete Fay, followed by Jim Wesley, Francis Natolis, and Art Swacker. first row: Bob Boyle, Art Swocker, Jim Wesley, Chuck Spelsberg, Francis Natolis, Pete Fay; Secon y row. Honk Gooch, Bob Kendrick, Joe Siminaro, Jerry Cabrie, Horry Hancock, George Munson, Jock McDowall. SCHEDULE FOR REST OF SEASON February 8 Florida Transfers February 11 University of Miomi February 14 Florida Southern February 15 U. S Navy Station at Green Cove February 18 Tampa University February 22 Milian ' s Collegians February 24 Florida Southern February 25 U. S. Navy Station at Green Cove February 28 . . . Jacksonville Junior College E COACH, JIM McDOUGALL i 1 ' GIRLS ' TEAM Seated: Marnie Norris, Ewing Mc- Allester, Doris Jensen; Standing: Heather Nicholls, Jim McDougall, Ruth Pate. MEN ' S TEAM Norm Copeland, Tom Molloy, Ricardo Balbiers, Calhoun Dickson, Jim McDougall. wing McAllester The Rollins Tennis Team this year will be hampered, but we hope not laundered. Lost to Coach Jim McDougal will be Buddy Behrens and Gardner Larned, both key figures in the galaxy of Rollins net stars. There are, however, four returning lettermen to form the backbone of this year ' s squad: Ricardo Balbiers, Norman Copeland, Paul Binner, and Tom Molloy. Candidates to fill the two vacant varsity slots are Rudy Bloch, Jim Wesley, Bill Goldrich, Bud Felix, and Bud Mor- rison. Athletic Director Jack McDowall has pointed out that it is becoming increasingly difficult to secure any high caliber matches for the Rolins team. This situation exists because the team is now en|oying an extended winning streak started in 1946. The possibility of continuing this winning streak seems good with the talent available, though it is felt that the team will not be as strong this year as it has been m the past. One of the most interesting matches the Tars will play is with the Club Chapultapec of Mexico. ROLLINS COLLEGE TENNIS SCHEDULE University of Tennessee University of Florida Davidson College University of Miami Stetson University Presbyterian College Club Chapultapec of Mexico Heather Nichols This year ' s Rollins golf team should be vastly improved over last year. Coach Clyde Kelly has the following letter men to choose from: Kelly, himself, Jupe Arnold, Bart Robbins, Jim McMenemy, and Weyman Bennett. In addi- tion, he will have Billy Key, young Georgia golfing sensation; Jimmy Brass, Florida High School champion; and Lorry Bentley, junior champion of Michi- gan. All home matches will be played at Dubsdread Country Club against such powerful opponents as Wake Forest, Miami, and Duke. Outstanding girl golfers are Betty Rowland and Clare Mosack. First Row: Billy Key, Jimmy Brass, Jupe Arnold. Second Row Larry Bentley, Clare Mosack, Clyde Kelly. 1950 GOLF SCHEDULE March 4 March 1 1 March 22 March 29- March 31 Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri Apri May 15- 22- 25- 27- 4— May 6 — May 9- May 13- — Miami — Florida Southern Florida Intercollegiate Duke — Wake Forest -Stetson -Furmon -Florida State — Jax Naval Air Station —Miami —Southern Intercollegiate -Florida State Jax Naval Air Station Stetson Florida Southern BETTY ROWLAND WATER PORT With Lake Virginia close at hand, water sports play a big part in the lives of Rollins students. Besides swimming, diving, and canoeing under the able tutelage of Fleet Peeples, there is water skiing. This is open to all interested and those showing the greatest proficiency move on to the var- sity team. The Tarpon Club is another important feature of campus water life. Made up of talented young ladies, the club features synchronized swimming. First row. Janet Miller, Pat Roberts, Dale Travis, Nancy Neide, Norma Jean Thaggard, Irma Schaefer, Saretta Hill, Mary Jo Wagner; Second row. Kay Youngs, Jo Dunn, Bobby Doerr, Daryl Stomm, Darline Evilsizor, Sally Lane; Third row: Mariella Waite, Mary Louise Sinclair, Jonie Johannes, Jane Truit, Mary Welch. c RE W Since the revival of crew at Rollins in 1946, the Tars, under the coaching of Dr. U. T. Bradley, have made an enviable record for themselves and today are considered one of the best small college crews in the United States. The Tars lost two pre-season races this year; one at the Gasparilla Regatta in Tampa and the other to Florida Southern in Lakeland, but they promise to really make things different on the Maitland course. On the 20th of May, Brad ' s boys will journey to Poughkeepsie, New York to compete in the Dad Vail Regatta, which is to small colleges what the Poughkeepsie Regatta is to the large ones. Running second only to Boston University at the Dad Vail last year, the Tars have an excellent chance of winning the trophy this year. Dr. Bradley, rightfully called the dean of southern crew coaches , has always boated winning crews and is looking forward to o good season for his eights this year. VARSITY Bob Droughn, Don Brinegar, Dave Manley, John Thibodeau, Peter ShoHey, Don Matchett, Bill Gordon, Max Gruike, Edwin Motch, Dr. Bradley. Ed Cranberry, Don Jones, George Johnson, Ken Durronce, Scotty Witherell, Ralph Seidel, Charles Robinson, Tim Lofton, Dick Johnson, seated. 1950 CREW SCHEDULE March 2 — Founders Day Regatta Lakeland March 25 — Boston University Home April 1 — Dartmouth Home April 8 — Washington and Lee Home April 10 — LaSalle Home April 15 — American International Home May 13 — Fla. Championship Regatta Home May 20 — Dad Vail Regatta . Poughkeepsie TIK A A This year ' s intramural race for the Clerk Trophy, symbol of overall athletic supremacy, is the closest in the history of the school. As we go to press, X Club is leading with three sports still to be completed. The Kappa Alphas are second, with the Lambda Chis and Sigma Nus tied for third place. The Kappa Kappa Gammas are in first place in the race for the girls ' intramural trophy, having won basket- ball. The Kappa Alpha The- tas, Alpha Phis and the In- dependents are tied for sec- ond place. As we go to press golf and tennis competition has started. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Having completed over half of their games in the Orlando City League, the girls ' varsity basketball team is as yet undefeated — sparked by such high scor- ers as Ginny Apgar and Doris Jensen. First roil BobbiC Doer, Mornie Norris, Carol Postcn, Sara Jone Dorsey, Doris Jensen, Ginny Apgar, Jonet Pafton; Second row: Jackie Bullock, Carol Herring, Marg Jomes, Nancy Neide, Marty Rowsey, Marv Blond Dew Sis Shute. T H E ONOR SOCIIETIIE The various interests of a wholesome student life are sustained and promoted by means of appropriate organizations. ORDER OF THE LIBRA THE ORDER OF THE LIBRA, a small honorary society for Upper Division women, was organized for the purpose of recognizing balanced living and broad interests, and for encouraging further de- velopment in high scholarship, extra-curricular ac- tivities, generous citizenship and integrity of char- acter. First row: Ginger Butler, Noncy Neide, Marnie Norris; Second row.- Nan Van Zile, Mrs. Frances Warren, Dean Cleveland, Frances Montgomery, Cynthia Eastwood, Mrs. Marian Wilcox. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, national honorary serv- ice fraternity, confers membership on Upper Divi- sion men who have distinguished themselves in campus activities. First row: Horry Hancock, Dean Enyart, Ken Fenderson, Bob Boyle, Hugh Davis, Riley Jones; Second row: Dave McKeithan, Williom Melcher, Don Vincent, Deon Stone, Willard Wattles; Third row: Howard Bailey, Art Slacker, George Franklin. PHI BETA PHI BETA is a national professional fra- ternity of music which selects its members from women with outstanding musical or dra- matic ability. First row: Jacqueline Biggerstoff, M. Delano, Joyce Yeomans, Anne Lovell; Second row: Jeannine Romer, Gretchen Herpel, Shirley Christensen, Catherine Sorey. THE ROLLINS KEY SOCIETY The ROLLINS KEY SOCIETY was founded for the purpose of fostering interest in all campus and scholastic activities and promot- ing the welfare of Rollins College. Member- ship is open to Upper Division students only and is based on high scholastic work. First row: Ginger Butler, George Spencer, Riley Jones, Mono Morris, Vincent Rapetti; Second row: Paul Howell, Dean Stone, Dean Enyart, Tom Mullen, Willcrd Wattles; Third row: Jim Ogilvie, Bill Smythe. 0.0.0.0. 0.0.0.0. IS a men ' s honorary organization the purpose of which is to create, preserve, and foster the traditions and id eals of Rol- lins; to promote respect for the customs of the College; and to develop a spirit of leader- ship and integrity of character. George Franklin, Neil Justice, Dave McKeithon, Art Swacker, Horry Hancock. ZETA ALPHA EPSILON ZETA ALPHA EPSILON is an honorary scientific fraternity, the purpose of which is to give recognition to outstanding students and to promote a broadened interest in the sciences. First row: Jim Ogilvie, Cookie Shor, Jim Covello, Bernard Friedlond; Second roiv: Bernice Shor, Riley Jones; Third row: Ralph Huntley, James Bell, Paul Vestal, Bill Smythe, Dove Cramp, Norman Gilbert. BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER OF A HI A Installed at Rollins in 1931 Founded 1872 Number of Chapters: 41 Flower: Lily -oi-the-V alley and Forget-Me-Not Colors: Bordeaux and Silver Gray r MONA MORRIS President First row: Phylis Brettell, Marilyn Naas, Jo Hall, Carol McKechnie; Second row. Rose Nayior, Marilyn Walker, Rae Holden, Mono Morris, Jackie Bullock, Bette deHolszer; Third row; Joan Steinmetz, Joan Patton, Alys Oglesby, Merle Hodges, Paulo Wrenn, Gloria Parker; Fourth row: Dallas Williams, Soroh Shute, Doris Jensen, Mary Lou Mills, Lois Johnston, Virginia Brooks, Barbara Sheppord. UPSILON BETA CHAPTER OF I IE G A Installed at Rollins in 1931 Founded 1852 Number of Chapters: 100 Flower: Carnation Colors: Cardinal and Straw VIRGINIA BUTLER President First row Ann Reeves, Helen Demetrelis, Ginger Butler, Kay Norton, Kit Bowen; Second row: Lib Lot- timore, Nan Van Zile, Marjorie James, Gloria Gilbert, Betty Garrett, Lucy Bright, Phyllis Portong; Third row: Barbara Mack, Frances Burnett, Pat Roberts, Eleanor Hummell, E ing McAllester, Betty Bayless, Sue Van Hoose, Betty hammer, Elaine Keely, Margaret Bagley. ALPHA MU CHAPTER OF G A Ml A D) A Installed at Rollins in 1928 Founded 1874 Number of Chapters: 50 Flower: Pink Carnation Colors: Brown and Mode DOROTHY BLAKEMORE President First row: Sally Stewart, Mary Aycrigg, Eleanor Smith, Betty Mackenzie-Reid, Second row: Jo Gun- ter, Mory June Williams, Polly Clark, Jan McGaw, Jane Cormel, Dee Blakemore; Third row: Nancy Flavell, Catherine Sorey, Jane Fraser, Daryl Stamm, Eleanor Parker, Carolyn Hughes. GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER OF KAPPA A Installed at Rollins in 1933 Founded: 1870 Number of Chapters: 75 Flower: Pansy Colors: Black and Gold First row: Marcia Mulholland, Kay McDonnell Mary Ann Hobart, Wally, Ma rianne Kuhn, Patti Parker, Pat Wheaton; Second row: Virginia Apgar, Bar- bara Davis, Carol Grimes, Sue Monaghan, Janet Patton, Betsy Haley; Third row: Mary Flanders, Sally Hidey, Marian Eberson, Peggy Randoi; Fourth row: Betty Mikkelson, Lois Paxton, Linda Schults, Potsy Edmundson, Grace LaVenture, Jane Ernster. Not pictured: Mory Bland Dew. P HI A T HI IE T A DELTA EPSILON CHAPTER OF KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Installed at Rollins in 1932 Founded: 1870 Number of Chapters: 80 Flower: Fleur de Lis Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue 1 MARTY ROWSEY President First row: Lydia Wallace, Gloria Weichbrodt, Jean Kemp, Maud Trismen, Mamie Norris, Pat Posten. Second row: Mary Ann LaRue, Virginia Cheney, Carol Posten, Marty Rowsey, Pat Sutlift, Ann Knight, Ann Greene; Third row: Dot Stone, Carolyn Moas, Jo Ann Heller, Mae Wollace, Jo Dunn, Jane Kelly, Diane Barnes, Mary Haley, Janet Miller, Jone Truitt; Fourth row: Kothy Keller, Diane Vigeant, Barbara Davidson, July Bright, Clarissa Tanner, Lois Langel- lier. ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER OF D Installed at Rollins in 1929 Founded: 1852 Number of Chapters: 61 Flower: Carnation Colors: Rose and White NORMA JEAN THAGGARD President First row: Robin Merril, Corol Bierschenk, Mary Bailey, Joanne Endriss; Second row: Dolores White, Kit Johnson, Virginia Estes, Sarah Newton, Jane Hood, Maroaret Bell; Third row: Dodi Manning, Pat May, Mary Delano, Phyllis Rick, Nancy Reilly, Gretchen Herpel, Joanne Byrd; Fourth row: Norma Jean Thaggard, Irma Schoefer, Barbara Bower, Ruth Pate. FLORIDA GAMMA CHAPTER OF BETA Installed at Rollins in 929 Founded 1867 Number of Chapters: 92 Flower: Wine Carnation Colors: Wine and Silver Blue First row: Sally Bradley, Mory Jane Urban, Grace Johnson, Mary Thompson, Kenny Clarke, Carolyn Alfred, Betty Smith; Second row Matilann Thorns, Dale Travis, Gayl Shaffert, Corky Hall, Pat Warren, Sally Blake, Caroline Marsh, Windy Andrews; Third row: Cathy Dawson, Jean Mora, Betty Huntsman, Jean Wiselogel; Fourth row: Carol Rede, Ann Groves, Heather Nicholls, Phyllis McRae, Beth Le- Files, Barbara Dennerlein, Nancy Crane, Jolie Wheeler. CAROLYN ALFRED President N ID IE IP IE N ID IE WOM NANCY NEIDE President First row: Moriel Riddle, Nancy Neide, Ann Lewis Turley, Doris Moy Campbell; Second row Barbara Covicchi, Pat Burgoon, Carma Loucks, Carolyn Herring, Jane Kottmier, Nicki Gould; Third roir: Cloudine Petersen, Betty Lou Kepler, Joanne Raulerson, Mary Corter, Yarda Salario, Karen Kelly; Fourth row: Sally Duffy, Gretel Braun, Gail Hastings, Mary Jo Wagner, Elaine Brockett, G ' oria Everinghom, Penny Ford, Claire Hannum; Fifth row: Anne Garretson, Barbara Feidelson, Moriella Waite, Liz Brelsford, Nancy Wycoff, Natalie Merritt. Local Organization Founded: 1946 First row: Sam Gregory, Marshall Stone, Bob Heath, Norbeft Mintz, Jack Reardon, Fred McFalls; Second row. Henry Aristazabel, Charles Dawson, Jack Ko- wallis, Alton Forehand, Fred Rogers, Tom Mullen, Dick Johnson; Third row: Stanley Rudd, Charles Robinson, Roland Horner, Bob McCue, Paul Binner, Bob Neuhouse, Bill Carmel, Paul Klores. LAMBDA ROLLINS COLLEGE CHAPTER OF IE IL T A C Installed at Rollins in 1941 Founded: 1890 Number of Chapters: 31 Flower: White Carnation Colors: Red and Buff First row: Dick Preu, Fred Taylor, Frank Scott, Jack Sayers, Ralph Pernice, Frank Ledgerwood, Dick El- liott; Secor)d row: Buddy Felix, Corky Scarborough, Gerry Walker, Wally Moon, Buddy Morrison, Bill Goldrick, Ralph Seidel, Damon Lyons, Jim Martin; Third row: Gordon Hathaway, Paul Gollo, Al Ses- sions, George Johnson, Em Hunter, Hugh Davis, Tim Lofton; Fourth row : Corl Stoner, Nick Botzold Ronny Walker, OIlie Smith. ALPHA PSI CHAPTER OF K A IP IP A A IL IP HI A O R ID Installed at Rollins in 1927 Founded: 1865 Number of Chapters: 69 Flower: Rose Colors: Crimson and Gold BILL SCHAFFER President First row: John Whitmire, Buddy McBryde; Second row Graham Wallace, Bob Harding, Bill Schaffer, Norm Copeland, John DeWerd; Third row: George Johnson, Bill Saunders, Rick Bolbiers, John Gray, Charles Ayers, Jimmy Brass; Fourth row: Bill Fricke, Ed Cranberry, Jim Mellon, Pete Sholley, Buddy Behrens; Fifth row: Clason Kyle, Rusty Williams, Jim Covello, Tom Blakemore, Chuck Spelsburg, Jim Ogilvie; Sixth roir: Chop McDonnell, Don Geddes, Jim Wesley, Bart Robbins, Dave Shelly, Ken Fenderson; Seventh row: Lee Robbms, Dove McKeithein, G. W. Mooney, H. B. Roberts, John THETA GAMMA ZETA CHAPTER OF Installed at Rollins in 1924 Founded: 1909 Number of Chapters: 108 Flower: White Rose Colors: Purple, Green, and Gold GEORGE FRANKLIN President First row; Charles Brakefield, Charles Knecht, George Franklin, Gerald Murphy, Phil Hayes, Josh Poole, Ken Norton; Second row Ted Emery, Jack MocCoulin, Dave Meifert, Bud Johnson, Russ Hoffman, Foots Brumley; Third row: Don Cobb, Jim McMenemy, Jimmy O ' Neil, Marion Le Noir; Fourth row: Joe Seminaro, Bill Bogely, Jack Mahlex, Jim Anderson, Stan Smith; Fifth row: Fred Cooper, Joe Hull, Larry Cunningham, Chuck D ' Augustine, Norm Smith, Bill Bazeley, Ken Durrance, Hank Moody; Sixth row: Stan Hamblen, George Munson, Mack Israel, Bill Frangus, Don Sisson. -1 EPSILON TAU CHAPTER OF Installed at Rollins in 1938 Founded: 1869 Number of Chapters: 99 Flower: White Rose Colors: Black, white, and Gold CLYDE STEVENS President f rsf row; Francis Natolis, George Hollett, Daniel Pinger, Clyde Stevens, Wayne Pontius, Weyman Bennett, Paul Shelton, Jr., Larry Bentley; Second row: George Simpson, Robert Draughon, Ed Kaptein, Marshall Woodward, Eugene Harper, Towne Win- dom, Don Matchet, Don Work, Dick Knott; Third row: Larry Wagner, Ronny Frymeyer, Ed Gushing, Buddy High, Harry Hegler, Dick Saylors, Gilman Crosby; Fourth row: Jim Lister, Jim Bedortha, Roy Whidden, Frank Allen, Dick Richords; Fifth row: Harry Ryder, G ' enn Ashorn, Jack Belt, Ed Swindle, Don Brinegar; Sixth row: H. T. Leibforth, John Vereen, Dick Baldwin, Bob McManigle, Don Jones, Bill Gordon. Local Organization Founded 929 Flowers: Pansies and Lilies Color: Dark Brown First row: Ed Motch, Neil Justice, Art Swacker, Harry Hancock, Jupe Arnold, Honk Gooch, Willard Wattles, Glenn Barrington; Second row: Pierre Steward, Pete Fay, Jim Fay, Frank Polak, Scotty Witherell, Bobby Riggs, Buddy Tote, Joe Trigg, George Whidden; Third row: Dick Williams, Dan Dougherty, Billy Key, Dick Pope, Clyde Kelly, L. D. Bochette, Joe Swicegood, Max Gruike, Fourth row: Jim Kelly, Phil Moniger, Ralph Chisholm, Jim Bryson, Jim imond. 1 N ID IE IP E N ID IE N T M IE N KEN BROWN President STUDENT DIRECTORY Akerman, Robert Howard 1101 ' 2 Princeton Ave., W., Orlando, Fla. Alfred, Carolyn Louise Box 324, Lancaster, Ohio Allen, Wilson Frank, Jr. Apt. 1, 140 E. Morse Blvd., Winter Park, Fla. Alpern, Hale Nissen 135 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn 17, N. Y. Anderson, Paul Franklin 1386 Clay St., Winter Park, Fla. Andrews, Winder Dudley _1167 Lakeview Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Apgar, Virginia M. 933 Brook St., Elgin, III. Aranguren, Miguel 17th and Constitution Ave., Woshington, D. C. Aristizabal, Henry Posada 1012 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach, Flo. Aycrigg, Mary Lee 178 Brewer Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Ayres, Charles Lindbergh Stearns Rd., Keene, N. H. Boggerly, Howell DeWitt, Jr. P. 0. Box 44, Gotho, Fla Bagley, Margaret Ann 1511 Sunset Rd., Chattanoogo, Tenn Bailey, Mary Frances Box 22, Wellsboro, Pa Baldwin, Harry Alexander Makawao, Maui, Howai Baldwin, Richard 800 Michigan, Evanston, III Bandler, Zelma Marcelle 2517 Andros Ave., Miami 33, Flo Barnes, Dionne Adele .No. 2 Toluca Estates, North Hollywood, Cal Barnes, Dorothy Lucille Route 1, Wooster, Ohio Barr, Betty Louise P. 0. Box 7, Frostproof, Flo. Boyless, Betty Ann 726 19th Ave., N. E., St. Petersburg 4, Flo. Bozley, William James 10 ' 2 Gardner ' s Lane, Ansonio, Ct. Behrens, Herbert Edward 501 S. E. Eighth St., Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Belt, Jock 4415 Culbreth Ave., Tampa, Fla. Bennett, Weyman Herbert 611 Glendale Ave., Decatur, Go. Bentley, Lawrence Allen 9605 Berwick Ave., Plymouth, Mich. Berostegui, Alice Augusta 629 Forest Ave., Westfield, N. J. Berdan, Clorke 218 W. Colonial Dr., Orlando, Fla. Berglund, Anno New Harwinton Rd., Torrington, Ct. Bierschenk, Carol 80 Maple St., Brooklyn 25, N. Y. Biggerstoff, Jacqueline Rt. 2, Box 345, Orlando, Flo. Binner, Paul Raymond 3 Peortree Rd., Mountain Lakes, N. J. Bissell, Paul Lee Lake Mary, Fla. Bissett, George William 429 Wiltshire Rd., Orlondo, Flo. Blokemore, Thomos George 305 West Seventh St., Liberal, Kan Bochette, Listen Darnell 309 W. Newport Ave., Gainesville, Fla Bookhardt, esse Brenard, Jr 1156 W. Kentucky Ave. Winter Pork, Flo Bower, Borboro Agnes 1140 Cleveland Ave., Pork Hills, Covington, Ky Brackett, Elaine Marie 1 North St., Brottleboro, Vt, Bradley, Solly There sa 2112 Wildwood Ave., Columbus, Go Brongs, Alido Jane 9 Cedar Ave., Allenhurst, N. J Brass, James Lawrence 1409 West Harvard Ave., Orlando, Flo Broun, Gretel Gertrude 106 Morkham Dr., Pittsburg 16, Po. Brettell, Phyllis Jeanne 7620 Beoch View Dr., Miami Beoch, Flo. Briggs, Marilyn L. 107 W. Union, Mt. Sterling, III. Bright, Julio Barnes 231 McDowoll Rd., Lexington 30, Ky. Bright, Lucy Lea 211 Scenic Dr., Lookout Mountoin, Tenn. Brinegor, Don Eugene 2340 N. W. 55 Terrace, Miami, Flo. Brooks, Virginia Centre Conway, N. H. Brown, Kenneth Storr __338 ' 2 W. Morse Blvd., Winter Park, Fla. Brumley, Hermon Lester Box 894, Sonford, Flo. Bryan, Robert Thomas 314 E. 18th St., Sonford, Flo. Bryson, James Andrew Rt. 3, Marion, N. C. Buchbinder, Thomas W. 535 S. Sheridon Rd., Highland Park, III. Burgeon, Patricio Anne Box 15, Indian River City, Flo. Burnet, Fronces Clark 482 Chose Ave., Winter Pork, Flo. Burnett, Mary Margaret Box 166, Weirsdole, Flo. Campbell, Doris May 98 West St., Sanborn, N. Y. Carll, Cynthia Suson 30 Kilmer Rd., Lorchmont, N. Y. Cormel, Jane Longfelder 180 Sotterthwaite Ave., Nutley 10, N. J. Carmel, Williom Longfelder 180 Sotterthwaite Ave., Nutley 10, N. J. Corrigan, Joan English 475 Palmer Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Carson, Joseph Irwin P. 0. Box 184, Orlondo, Flo. Corter, Mary Corwin 1434 Highlond St., St. Petersburg, Flo. Chambers, Lyie David 1606 Miller Ave., Winter Pork, Flo. Chapman, Jane Shirley 209 E. Tenth St., Sonford, Flo. Chisholm, Rolph Virgil 710 Michigan Ave., St. Cloud, Fla. Christensen, Shirley Elizabeth 525 Minneolo Ave., Clermont, Flo. Dependable Real Estate Sales and Service Since 1904 The Winter Pork Land Company WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 128 Park Ave., South I ! I i I i 1 I i 1 i i i I j i i I I I j i i I Compliments Winter Park Insurance Agency Insurance Plus Service 128 Park Ave. Winter Park Gateway Service Station Open 24 Hours Phone 4-1271 Orange Ave. at Mills St. i ! i I I I i I i I j j Harper ' s Famous Tavern 1 I i I i I i i ( i i i Winter Park Florida Compliments of Ray Greene The Best in Real Estate 1 1 2 Park Avenue, S. Phone 4-1281 Winter Park i I j I i I i I i I i I I i i I i ! j i j i Gentile Bros. Company Growers — Distributors Fruits and Vegetables Winter Park Florida 213 STUDENT DIRECTORY— Continued Clark, Gordon Boine Domoriscotta Mills, Me. Clark, Pauline Elizabeth 1259 Essex Rood, Winter Pork, Flo. Clarke, Kennington 4420 Cloirmont Ave., Birmingham, Ala. Clarkson, Luisa Eleanor 407 W. Garden Rd., Larchmont, N. Y. Coffey, Frances Alice 1700 Ivonhoe Blvd., Orlando, Flo. Cooper, Frederick Edmund III 1417 Oak St., Sanford, Fla. Corrigon, Donald 11203 Ashbury Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Crane, Nancy , Lake Jessomine, Orlando, Fla. Crawford, Cynthio- 2345 S. W. 19th Terrace, Miomi, Flo. Crompton, Willard 3 Mill St., R. D. 1, Framingham, Mass. Crosbie, Louise Jone 323 DeSoto Circle, Orlondo, Fla. Crosby, Gilman Coleman 627 Cleveland St., Clearwater, Flo. Cunningham, Lowrence E. 1826 Sherwood, Beloit, Wise. Currie, Jean Marguerite 698 N. E. 57th St., Miami, Flo. Cushing, George Edmund 1001 S. Kentucky Ave., Winter Pork, Fla. Dalrymple, Phyllis Dion Lewiston, Ohio D ' Augustine, Charles Henry Seneca St., Romulus, N. Y. Davidson, Elizabeth Jeonette 4115 Wisconsin Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. Davis, Barbara Ann 3666 Rownsdale Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Davis, Hester Ashmead 159 E. Lyman Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Dawson, Catherine 2489 Tremont Rd., Columbus, Ohio deHolczer, Bette Neil 815 W. Stetson, Orlando, Fla. Demetrelis, Helen K. 84-28 Eliot Ave., Rego Park, L. I., New York Dennerlein, Barbara Ann 1616 Midvole Rd., Springfield, Ohio DeTroy, Helen Marie 40 Westview Terrace, Haworth, N. J. deUresti, Jon Edith Villa Etchepherdio Bi, Plateau du Phare, Biarritz, (BP) France DeWerd, John Ray. . 5560 N. Fifth St., Milwaukee, Wise. Dickson, Clifton Calhoun 206 W. Keyes Ave., Tempo 3, Fla. Dilley, Barbara Janet 630 Weber Ave., Akron, Ohio Doerr, Alice Roberta 26 Fairhill Rd., Westfield, N. J. Dougherty, Daniel Francis 2018 Gilpin Ave., Wilmington 25, Dela. Drake, Durling P. 0. Box 963, Stuart, Fla. Drovin, Welsh 500 Auburn Ave., Philadelphia, Po. Duffy, Solly Mary 400 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Duke, Lewis Merton, Jr. 1519 Westmoreland Dr., Orlando, Flo. Dunn, Josephine Anne Rt. 13, Box 157, Birmingham, Ala. Dunn-Rankin, Derek 338 ' 2 W. Morse Blvd., Winter Pork, Flo. Durrance, Kenneth Leroy Box 172, Pierce, Fla. Eastwood , Daniel Wilbur, Jr. 427 Lawrence Ave., P. 0. Box 717, Winter Park, Fla. Eberson, Marian 351 Mendenholl Rd., Memphis, Tenn. Edens, James Trebing 1226 37th St., Orlando, Flo. Edmundson, Patsy 321 E, Highland St., Pulaski, Tenn. Egon, Alice McNeil 1470 Westchester, Winter Park, Fla. Eickelberg, Ernest Werner 490 Melrose Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Ellerbe, John Cheney 31 W. Harvard Ave., Orlando, Fla. Elliot, Richard Alden 543 N. Ridgelond, Oak Pork, III. Endriss, Joonne Kathleen 363 Ruth Ave., Mansfield, Ohio Ernster, Jane Elizabeth Oak Brook Rd., Hinsdale, III. Evans, Frank Douglas Sherwood 1512 Terrace Dr., Orlando, Fla Everingham, Gloria Kathleen 2517 Palm Dr., Tampa, Flo. Evilsirzor, Darlene Gwendolyn 312 W. Hording Rd., Springfield, Ohio Fay, James Lester 3316 N. E. 18th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Fay, Peter Thorpe 3316 N. E. 18th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Feidelson, Barbara 400 Sunset Dr., Coral Gables, Flo. Felix, James Christian 1064 16th Ave., N., St. Petersburg, Flo. Fischbeck, Virginia Viola 40 Morse Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. Fisher, Harry Hazen Lakeshore Trailer Park, Rt. 3, Box 513, Orlando, Fla. Fitzpatrick, Lawrence T Rt. 1, Box 66 A, Apopka, Flo. Flavel, Nancy Ellen 129 S. Mulberry, Duquoin, III. Fleming, Betty Salisbury Box 907, Ocoee, Fla. Fletcher, Elizabeth Anne 3601 Noyes Ave., Charleston, W. Va. Flowers, Kenneth Raymond 847 Highland, Apt. No. 2-B, Orlando, Fla. Ford, Millicent Ann 202 Chestnut Ridge, Orange 12, Ct. Forehand, Alton Osborne 919 E. 34th St., Savannah, Go. Foster, Marshall James 32 Pine Ave., Madison, N. J. • ORLANDO OWNED • ORLANDO OPERATED STUDENT DIRECTORY— Continued Frangus, William 631 Hillcrest Ave., Orlando, Fla. Fraser, Eoline Jane Rose City Gardens 11-47, Madison, N. J. Fricke, William Fred 1114 Mulford St., Evonston, III. Friedland, Bernard Box 124, Maitlond, Flo. Frymire, Ronald I 214 E. Holland St., Woshington, III. Gallo, Poul Salvatore, Jr. 208 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield, Ct. Garretson, Anne 430 College Ave., Ashland, Ohio Garrett, Betty June 585 Moreno Ct., Warrington, Flo. Geddes, Donald Grant Hidden Spring, Wolver Hollow Rd., Glen Head, L. I., N. Y Gibson, Lee 608 E. Central, Orlando, Fla. Gilbert, Gloria Ann 1016 Memorial St., Tampo, Fla. Goldrick, William Thornton Weycroft, Portmore Park Rd., Weybridge, Surrey, England Gonzales, Luis Manuel Box 294, Trupillo City, Dominican Republic Gordon, William Robert 72 Antwerp St., Milton 86, Mass. Gould, Anita Helen 11 Concord Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Grant, Joon Chorlotte 51 Prospect St., Somersworth, N. H. Gray, John Leonard 109 Channel Dr., Point Pleasant, N. J. Greene, Charlotte Ann 242 Chase Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Greene, Gleason Bancroft New Canaan, Ct. Gregg, Marilyn Beatrice 634 Roser Park Dr., St. Petersburg 5, Fla. Gregory, Alexander George 813 W. Foster, State College, Pa. Gregory, Arthur E., Jr. Box 3989, St. Petersburg, Fla. Gregory, Lowrence Samuel, Jr. Wilsam Woods, Wayzota, Minn. Grimes, Corol 1104 Lincoln Ave., Highland Park, III. Groves, Ann Marilyn 175 Underdown, Ann Arbor, Mich. Gruike, James Max 248 W. Rivo Alto Island, Miami Beach, Flo. Haley, Betsy Ann 2711 E. Fifth St., Duluth 5, Minn. Hall, Cornelia Roy Trenton Rd., Jackson, Miss. Hall, Josephine Slingluff Upper Marlboro, Md. Hallauer, Fred William Rt. 3, Box 569, Orlando, Fla. Hannum, Claire Louise 78214 Penn Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Harding, Robert James 268 Poris, S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Harper, Alfred Eugene P. 0. Box 426, Old Orlando Hwy, Sanford, Fla. Hathaway, Gordon Lee 164 Warwick Rd., Melrose 76, Mass. Hayes, Philip Lee 61 E. 155th St., Harvey, III. Heath, Robert Charles 17 S. Palm Way, Lake Worth, Fla. Heller, Jo Anne 107 E. Washington St., Montpelier, Ohio Hendrix, James Ray 500 E. Church St., Orlando, Fla. Herpel, Gretchen 223 Sunset Road, W. Palm Beach, Fla. Herring, Ida Carolyn 119 Tempsford Road, Auburndale, Fla. High, Carlton Clinton, Jr 2741 S. W. 12th St., Miami 35, Fla. Hill, Saretta Hoyt _ Maitland, Flo. Hobart, Mary Ann 3419 N. Shepard Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wise, Hodges, Merle Helen 2420 McGregor Blvd., Ft. Myers, Fla. Hoffman, Russell Jay 213 North Mills St., Orlando, Fla. Hollett, George Kennedy 1216 Mariana Ave., Coral Gables 34, Fla. Hood, Helen Jane 603 W. Stetson, Orlando, Fla. Horner, G. Rolond Box Y. Gilbert St., Monroe, N. Y. Horton, Kenneth Neil 845 18th St., St. Petersburg, Flo. Horton, Rosa Kathryn Oneonto, Ala. Hosea, Cathryn Ann Mason, R. R. I, Ohio Hosmer, Chesta 505 Pendleton, Waycross, Go. Hudgens, Daniel Boone Rt. 1, Maitland, Fla. Hudgens, Thomas Richard Rt. 1, Maitland, Fla. Huger, Beatrice Kress 17 Glenwood Dr., Greenwich, Ct. Huggins, Mary Rose 29 Lucerne Circle, W., Orlando, Hughes, Carolyn Virginia 206 West Ninth St., Callmon, Ala. Hull, Joel Mathew 315 South 10th St., Palatka, Fla. Hummell, Eleanor Elaine 12 Parkway, Mapleridge, Muncie, Ind. Hunter, Emory George 200 Oak Terrace, Lake Bluff, III. Huntsman, Betty McElrath 520 Lawrence Ave., Britol, Va. Imond, James Edward 1361 S. W. 14th St., Miami, Flo. Israel, Marion McKellar 19 Main St., Buffalo, S. C. Ives, Ulmont Elliot 72 E. Concord Ave., Orlando, Fla. Jomes, Marjory Fletcher 2019 N. W. 43rd St., Miami 37, Fla. Jensen, Doris Louise 841 Oak St., Des Moines 13, Iowa Joerns, Joan 824 Clark St., Stevens Point, Wise. 352 PARK AVE. N. PROCTOR CENTRE WINTER PARK CASUAL SHOES BY PENALJO AND CAPEZIO LOHR-LEA Where You ' ll Find Your Favorite Classics McMULLEN TINA LESER CAROLYN SCHNURER HADLEY BRAEMAR JANTZEN DUCHESS ROYAL Shori . . . and Sweet . . . for Dancing Permanent Pleated Nylon Net ... an original by CAROLYN SCHNURER 208 PARK AVENUE — WINTER PARK 217 STUDENT DIRECTORY— Continued Johannes, Saro Jane 505 12th Ave., N. E., St. Petersburg, Fla. Johnson, Catherine Dix 326 Main St., Penn Yan, N. Y. Johnson, David Brodie 3516 Fairway, Orlando, Fla. Johnson, George Thomas 1341 W. Princeton Ave., Orlando, Flo. Johnson, Grace Phillips 905 Highland, New Castle, Pa. Johnson, Richard Lynn 1359 Pine St., Wahoo, Neb. Johnson, Wilbur Eugene 14 Wilson Dr., Ben Avon Heights, Pittsburgh, Pa. Johnston, Lois Ina 10628 South Hoyne Ave., Chicago 43, III. Jones, Donald Theodore Box 171, Birminghom, Mich. Kaptein, Elmer Edmond 208 E Robinson, Orlando, Fla. Keeley, Eloine A. 1206 West Acre Rd., Joliet, III. Keller, Kathlyn Ann 1418 E. Wayne St., South Bend 15, Ind. Kelley, Clyde Vernon, Jr. 135 Prospect Ave., Sarasota, Flo Kelly, Howard A. 500 Phelps Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Kelly, James Andrew Eagles Nest Hotel, Punta Gorda, Fla. Kelly, Jane Dillon 209 Stockwell Ave., Flemingsburg, Ky. Kelly, Karen Elizabeth 26 Coram St., Hamden 14, Ct. Kemp, Jean Anne 1300 Cereal Ave., Hamilton, Ohio Kendrick, Bobby Wendell 508 Pine St., Orlando, Flo. Kepler, Betty Lou 325 Cloverdole Ave., Akron 2, Ohio Key, James Williams 2200 Oak Ave., Columbus, Go. Kitts, Leonard Weightman Rt. 1, Box 37 A, Apopka, Fla. Klores, Paul 141-16-72nd Crescent, Kew Garden Hills, L. I., N. Y. Knecht, Charles W. Box 1, Palm Bay, Fla. Knight, John Whitney Locust Grange, Ivy Rd., Charlottesville, Va. Kottmeier, Jane 222 N. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando, Flo Kowallis, John Robert 24 Fairmont Ave., Duquesne, Pa. Krisher, James Albert _ 19 Shriver St., Mossillon, Ohio Kuhn, Marianne 6345 N. Drake Dr., Milwaukee 11, Wise. Kurz, Donald 9 Woody Lane, Larchmont, N. Y. Kyle, Fleming Clason 925 Blandford Ave., Columbus, Ga Lambert, Mark Orlando 531 Grove Park Dr., Orlando, Fla. Lane, Sally Thotcher 10 Saint Ronan Terrace, New Haven, Ct. Langellier, Lois Irene 535 N. Union St., Lincoln, III. Large, John Judson 33 Ridgetop, Richmond Heights, Mo. LaRue, Mary Ann Maryland Drive, Athens, Texas Lotimore, Ann Elizabeth 403 West Brow Road, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. LaVenture, Beatrice Grace Sunset Hill, Woodstock, Ct. Lawless, Patrick Boyd 626 E. Amelia Ave., Orlando, Fla. Leathers, Billy Joe Box 808, Belle Glade, Fla. Ledgerwood, Fronk A. 530 45th Ave. S., St. Petersburg, Fla. LeFiles, Beth 310 East Ann St., Valdosta, Go. LeNoir, Marion Rutledge 633 New York Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Lewis, Martha Jacqueline 729 Seville Place, Orlando, Flo. Lofton, Timothy Hugh 269 Northview Rd., Dayton, Ohio Loomis, Paul Herbert 241 Lake Sue Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Loucks, Carma Jean 916 Seville Place, Orlando, Fla. Lymburn, George Henry 57 Newbert Ave., South Weymouth, Mass. Lyons, Damon 32 Bornard Place, Monhasset, N. Y. McAllester, Ewing 213 High St., Chattonooga, Tenn. McCauslin, Jack Alfred The Montverde School, Montverde, Fla. McCue, Robert Arthur 8633 Greenwood, Munster, Ind. McDonnell, Kothleen 501 Larchlea Dr., Birmingham, Mich. McDonnell, Miles Chopline 501 Larchlea Dr., Birmingham, Mich. McFolls, Frederick Dunham 412 S. Aycock St., Greensboro, N. C. McGaw, Georgeonna Jackson 2208 Harcourt Dr., Cleveland Heights, 0. McKechnie, Carol Anne 3504 Riverview Blvd., Bradenton, Fla. McKinney, Harold Price 1902 Lansdowne Way, Silver Springs, Md. McLamb, Algernon Patrick Box 215, Roseboro, N. C. McRae, Phyllis March 4043 Barcelona Ave., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Maoss, Carolyn Jean 236 Pendleton Ave., Palm Beach, Fla. Mack, Barbara Jeanne 1204 N. 20th Ave., Hollywood, Fla. Manley, David Tolsma 1600 W. Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Manning, Dorothea Gill 6280 Riverview Blvd., Bradenton, Flo. Marsh, Orchid Caroline 4327 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers, Flo. Matchett, Don William 1058 N. W. 24th St., Miami, Fla. Mayer, Francis Charles 139 E. Foirbonks Ave., Winter Park, Flo. WARREN ' S FINE FURNI TURE 300 Fairbanks WINTER PARK I ! i I i I i i i I i I i ! I I i I i ! i ! i I i i Get the BEST — Get SEALTEST Ice Cream THRU THIS NEEDLE ' S EYE PASS THE FINEST CLOTHES IN THE WORLD FOR A MAN FROM ORLANDO, FLORIDA I I i i i ! i I i I i I i I i ! i I i I i I i I i i i I i I i I I I i I i ! i I i I i I i ! i ! i ! i I i I i I RENT A NEW CAR and Dm ii mrseli See us for low rates, full information. Rent a car from Hertz . . . world ' s largest, filled with gas and oil - - - . . . Properly insured ... all ready to go for as short or long a time as you need it. Phone or come in . . . Learn how easy, how convenient, how economical ... As Easy as ABC. HERTZ DRIVURSELF SYSTEM 375 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Florida Compliments of San Juan Hotel ORLANDO FLORIDA 1 I i I i I i I i I i I i I i 1 j 1 i ! i I i i i ! Bonnie-Jean DRESSES SPORTSWEAR HOSIERY Park Avenue Winter Park 219 STUDENT DIRECTORY— Continued Mehiek, John Frederick III 21060 Claythorne Road, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Menges, Barbara Irene 27 James Street, Orlando, Fla. Merrill, Robin Chadwick Pleasant Run Road, Flemington, N. J. Merritt, Natalie Grace 46 A Victory Circle, Panama City, Fla. Miller, Janet Ann 903 Aiken Ave., Peoria, III. Miller, John Homer, Jr 94 Maple St., Springfield, Mass. Miller, Natolie J955 Pennington Rd., Trenton 8, N. J. Miller, Robert Warren 500 Maple Ave., Wilmette, III. Mills, Mary Lou 505 Tremont St., Lincoln, III. Mintz, Norbett Lawrence 520 Holt Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Molloy, Thomas Pitts 824 Chortres, New Orleans, La. Monaghan, Susan 2818 E. First St., Duluth 5, Minn. Moninger, Philip Martin, Jr. 4511 Newport Ave., Richmond 27, Va. Moon, Waldo Berns 1246 E. Forest Rd., Ypsilanti, Mich. Mora, Jean Cloire 925 Bay Esplanade, Clearwater, Fla. Morrison, Bayard Hunter . 1111 29th St., N., St. Petersburg, Fla. Motch, Edwin R 19000 S. Park Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Mount, Ben Franklin 1705 Fourth St., Palmetto, Fla. Muncey, William Edward 161 Hendrie Blvd., Royol Ook, Mich. Munson, George Seese 420 E. Crawford Ave., Connellsville, Pa. Naos, Marilyn Louise 401 West 50th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Notolis, Francis Joseph 2754 S. W. 12th St., Miami, Flo. Naylor, Rose Earnest 3328 North State St., Jackson, Miss. Neuhaus, Robert Peter 615 West 172nd St., New York, N. Y. Newton, Sara Jo 920 W. Concord, Orlando, Fla. Nicholis, Lolita 6741 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, III. Nicholls, Heather Mary Valley Road, Paget West, Bermuda Norris, Marjorie Mae 31 Church St., Winchester, Mass. Oglesby, Alys Joy 552 Roscoe, Chicago, III Okoniewski, Edmund 320 W. First St., Fulton, N. Y Olson, Jan Elinor Tinley Park, R. F. D. No. 2, III O ' Neol, James Harold 216 Coronodo Dr., Clearwater, Fla Osborne, Glen 55 E. Amelio Ave., Orlando, Fla Parker, Eleanor Carroll 650 Isle of Palms, Ft. Lauderdale, Flo Parker, Patti Ann 5835 N. E. Circle Ave., Chicago, III. Pate, Ruth 2537 Greene St,. Ft. Worth, Texas Patton, Joan Clare Oak Grove Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn. Paxton, Lois Anne Old Mill Rd., Gates Mills, Ohio Peck, Robert Newton 337 Montcalm St., Ticonderoga, N. Y. Pernice, Ralph Lawrence 613 N. Spring St., Greenfield, Ind. Peterson, Frances Claudine 303 Park BIdg., Council Bluffs, la. Phillips, John Dwight 486 Virginia Ct., Winter Park, Flo. Pickens, Thomas Monroe 44 Fairview St., Yonkers N. Y. Pierce, William Rich 625 Coral Way, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Pinger, Daniel Collins 400 Hillcrest Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio Polak Frank Anthony 104 S. W. 20th Ave., Miami, Fla. Pontious, Wayne Morgan Oak Brook Rd., Hinsdale, III. Poole, Joshua 52 E. Tallulah Dr., Greenville, S. C. Pope, Richard Downing, Jr. Lake Elbert Dr., Winter Haven, Fla. Portong, Phyllis Frost 375 Dogwood Lone, Monhasset, L. I., N. Y. Posten, Patricia 24 South Glebe Rd., Arlington, Va. Preu, Richard Bradford 35 Parkview Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. Randol, Peggy Jane 1808 Ferdinand St., Coral Gables, Fla. Rouierson, Jo Ann 1033 Orange Ave., Fort Pierce, Fla. Reardon, John Robert 1116 South N. St., Lake Worth, Fla. Rede, Carol Davisson 507 Buckhannon Ave., Clarksburg, W. Va. Reeves, Mortha Anne Greenville Dr., Eosley, S. C. Reiily, Nancy Louise 2714 E. Shorewood Blvd., Milwaukee, Wise. Richards, Belford 975 Sawyer St., South Portland, Me. Richards, Howard Lester 31721 Sherwood Rd., Farmington, Mich. Rick, Phyllis Joan 705 S. W. Eighth Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Riddle, Mariel Lindo 609 E. Central Ave., Orlando, Fla. Robbins, Leon Josiah Box 352, Boynton Beach, Fla. Roberts, Henry B., Jr. 1200 Camden Ave., Solisbury, Md. Roberts, Patricia Ann 507 Signal Mountain Blvd., Signal Mountain, Tenn. Roberts, Ralston Runyon 1700 Gurtler Court, Orlando, Fla. Roberts, William Horace 2806 Keystone Dr., Orlando, Fla. Robertson, Pierce, Jr 1015 E. Washington St., Orlando, Fla Florida Bank and Trust Company WINTER PARK, FLORIDA (;;i|)ilal . i()0,( (HI.(UI Sin plus ' 225,000. 00 I ' lulix iiU ' d Piolils and Reserves ' J8,00( .00 We invite you to make this l)ank your personal bank. This lUink Is (I Mvmhvr of the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Covering Balances Up to $5,000 for Eacli Depositor. I i I I ELGIN WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS i I i t i i 1 ! I I I i i 1 J. CALVIN MAY Jeweler WINTER PARK, FLORIDA V atch and Jewelry Repairs Phone 3-4481 352 Park Ave., S. ROLLINS PRESS INC. PRINTERS Social Printing and Engraving 252 Park Ave., N. Winter Park THE TOGGERY MEN ' S WEAR A Block Off tfie Campus Nationally Advertised Brands at Nationally Advertised Prices fay _ -- V - CUSTOM TAILORING Specializing in Suits, Slacks, Sport Coats and Alterations 221 STUDENT DIRECTORY— Continued Robinson, Charles K 828 National Road West, Richmond, Ind. Robinson, Robert Lee 105 N. Fifth St., Millville, N. J. Robinson, Rosemary Georganne 105 N. Fifth St., Millville, N. J. Rogers, Fred McF eely 737 Weldon St., Latrobe, Pa. Rogers, Richard Brydges P. 0. Box 1243, Winter Park, Fla. Rollman, Joan F. Box 40 Ridge Rd. Cincinnati 15 Ohiio Romer, Jeonn.ne Gaynor .1231 Epworth St., S. W., Atlanta, Go. Roose, Walter Randall, Jr 541 Huntington Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Roth, Arden Joanne 606 Hudson Ave., Peoria, III. Rowe, Lewis Sage P. 0. Box 1297, Orlando, Fla. Rowland, Betty Zone 146 E. Foirway Dr., Lexington, Ky. Rudd, Stanley Rockhill 1316 Dollas Ave., Winter Pork, Flo. Runyon, Keltin Paul A. No. 32 Calle 50 Este, Panama, Rep. de Panama Ryder, Raymond Harris, Jr 52 Central Ave., Woterbury, Ct. Saleebo, Betty Jean 4424 Kelnepa Dr., Jacksonville, 7, Flo. Sanders, William Frederick 318 Cornell, Ottawa, III. Scarborough, Corky Hobbs Bellevue Road, Dublin, Go. Schaefer, Irma Helen 45 Halliwell Dr., Stamford, Ct. Schoffert, Gayl Koonce Route 7, Box 393, Greensboro, N. C. Schuiz, Edith Rose 161 Alexander Place, Winter Park, Flo. Schwing, Pauline Ruth 960 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Scudder, Roger Dean 1441 Mizell Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Seorson, Walter Jerome Steele ' s Tovern, Va. Seckinger, L. Roy, Jr Box 186, Maitland, Fla. Seidel, Ralph Frederic 839 N. Elmwood Ave., Oak Park, III. Sessions, Albert Alfonso 1859 Madison St., Ridgewood, N. Y. Sharp, Jane Allen 1005 E. Central, Orlando, Fla. Show, Elsie Babbitt 2400 Mecklenburg Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Shelly, Walter Davis, Jr. 1953 River Road, Jacksonville, Flo. Shelton, John Paul, Jr 1320 S. Atlantic Ave., Doytono Beach, Flo. Sheppard, Barbara Ann Mulford Ave., Cedarville, N. J. Shoemaker, James Mitchell 1479 Glencoe Rd., Winter Pork, Fla. Shults, Linda Withers 62 Maple St., Hornell, N. Y. Shute, Sarah Mason 317 E. Windsor St., Monroe, N. C. Simpson, George Whitcomb 8 Stratford Rd., Melrose 76, Mass. Sisson, Don Ward Indian River City, Fla. Sladden, Frank Daniel, Jr. 2121 N. Atlantic Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Smith, Carol Edith 209 Peashway, South Bend, Ind. Smith, Eleanor Frances Embassy Apts., Tampa Fla. Smith, Margaret Louise 620 Deloney Park Dr., Orlando, Fla. Smith, Norman Will 624 Anderson, Orlando, Flo. Smith, Oliver Helmuth, Jr. J7 Overhill Rd., Bolo-Cynwyd, Po. Smith, Stonley Wilbur P. 0. Box 212, Beaufort, S. C. Soref, Daniel Marshall 4476 N. Maryland Ave., Milwaukee, Wise. Spelsberg, Charles August Jr. 231 Cloy St. Clarksburg, W. Vo. Stacy, Valerie Stanley 1930 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wise. Stamm, Doryl Lou 484 Walnut St., Elizabeth N. J. Stang, Gordon Joseph 418 New Scotland Ave., Albany, N. Y. Stevens, Clyde Elbert Box 1005, St. Cloud, Fla. Steward, Pierre Lee 666 Seminole Dr., Winter Pork Fla. Stewart, Sally Malcolm Skytield, ' ' Box 334, Dublin, N. H. Stockton, Frank Richard Rt. 4, Box 144-C, Orlando, Flo. Stone, Donald Marshall 405 21st Ave., N. E., St. Petersburg, Flo. Stone, Dorothy 1411 Clinton Blvd., Bloomington, III. Stone, Guy Christian, Jr. 1735 S. Fern Creek, Orlando Flo. Stover, Carl Albert 1231 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Swicegood, Joseph Carr 251 S. Brench Brood Ave., Asheville, N. C. Tanner, Margaret Clarissa 311 Brockway Place Saginaw Mich. Tote, Wilson Thomas 2249 Fows St., Jacksonville 7, Flo. Thaggard, Norma Jean 2022 Poincionno Ave., Box 773, Fort Meyers, Fla. Thibodeau, John White 355 Beacon St., Boston 16, Mass. Thompson, Mary Eugenia 1718 Williams St., Valdosta, Go. Thompson, Pierre Dutasto Box 704, Davis Shores, St. Augustine, Flo. Thoms, Matilonn Selene Scenic Highway, Asheville, N. C. Travis, Mary Dole 2806 Wimbledon Circle, Nashville 5, Tenn. Trigg, Joe Dan 320 N. W. 19th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Trismen, Maud Detmar 201 Brewer Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Truitt, Jane Turley 406 South Morgan St., Morgonfield, Ky. MT. VERNON INN IT ' S NEW 21 ROOMS — 21 BATHS WINTER PARK, FLORIDA I ! i I i I i i i i i I i ! j i i i i i I f I I i I CONGRATULATIONS Frank and Thelma Frank ' s CocktaiTLounge The Proper Place for a Date 1 163 Oi ' ange Ave. Winter Park Singleton ' s Gulf Service Station EXPERT CAR REPAIR AND SERVICE Directly Across From the Rollins Campus i I I i i 1 i I 1 I i I i i I i I i I I I I ! i I WALTER MENGES CLOTHIER FOR MEN If It ' s New — We Have It 206 North Orange Avenue ORLA NDO FLORIDA 223 Trumbull, Ronald Eugene 123 E. Main St., Palmyra, N. Y. Turck, Marie Fanchon 208 E. Water St., Pontiac, III. Turley, Ann Lewis 814 W. Main St., Richmond, Ky. Upham, Barbara Matthes Willow Brook Rd., Amberley Village, Cincinnati, Ohio Urban, Mary Jane 4411 Palm Lane, Bay Point, Miami, Flo. Van Hoose, Mary Sue 1408 E. Concord, Orlando, Fla. Vereen, John Robert, Jr. 1613 N.W. 25th Ave., Miami, Flo. Vigeant, Diane Kendrick 3343 Stuyvesant Place, N.W., Washington 15, D. C. Wagner, Lawrence Reith Box 664, Mount Dora, Fla. Wagner, Mary Jo 743 Bonnie Brae, Winter Park, Flo. Waite, Moriella Davidson 1146 Via Capri, Winter Park, Fla. Walker, Gerard Scott 146 Virginia Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Walker, Marilyn Lee 740 S. Negley Ave., Pittsburg 6, Pa. Walker, Randolph St. George 146 Virginia Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Wallace, John Graham, Jr. ,529 N. Park Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Wollace, Lydia Treadway 21921 Shaker Boulevard, Cleveland 22, Ohio Wallace, Mae Sweet 5055 Burlington Ave., N., St. Petersburg, Flo. Wain, Raymond Reeder, Jr. 3120 Martha Custis Dr., Alexandria, Va. Weichbrodt, Gloria 2225 N. Pollard St., Arlington, Va. Welch, Mary Irene 24 ' 2 Nelson Ave., Cooperstown, Otsego, N. Y. Wesley, James Arden R.R. 2, Carmel, Ind. Wheaton, Patricia 3557 St. Albans Rd., Cleveland Heights, 0. Whidden, George Harold Box 911, Titusville, Flo. White, Dolores Ann Country Club Addn., Clarksburg, W. Vo. White, Georgeanne 2100 19th St., N.W., Washington, D. C. White, Mory Elizabeth 511 North Jefferson St., Princeton, Ky. Whitney, Edward Tracy, Jr 30 Crabtree Rd., North Quincy 71, Mass. Williams, Dallas Scott Dal-Var Farm, Wheaton, III. Williams, Eornest Russell 1816 Woshington St., Palatka, Flo. Williams, Elizabeth Comille 4927 13th Ave., North, St. Petersburg, Fla. Williams, Joe Redding 1000 Bungalow Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Williams, Mary Jane 38 New County Club Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Williams, Richord R 131 Canton Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Windom, Towne White 342 Holt Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Windom, Worren Hutcheson 342 Holt Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Windom, William Wesseler 342 Holt Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Wiselogel, Jean Raaen 623 Ridgewood Dr., W. Lafayette, Ind. Witherell, Robert Stewart 1479 Glencoe Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Wittbold, William J. The Willows, Grosse lie, Mich. Woods, Charles Hubbard 32 East 64th St., New York, N. Y. Woodward, Marshall Murray Somerset Ave., Segreganset, Mass. Work, Donold Roy Box 1093, Bradenton, Flo. Wrenn, Paula Jean Yorkmont Rd., Charlotte 3, N. C. Wycoff, Nancy Elizabeth 320 Stirling Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Wynn, Jane 3700 Stote Street Dr., New Orleans, La. Young, Thomas Ray Rt. 3, Box 63, Albany, Ga. Youngs, Cotherine Culbert 455 N.E. 50th Ter., Miami 32, Fla. Zavello, Sorah 529 Quintard Ave., Anniston, Ala. R. C. Baker ' s SHOES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS We have been serving Rollins men since 1925 202 Park Avenue, South WINTER PARK i I i f i I i ! i ! i ( i i I I i i I I I i I i i Datson Dairies, Inc. Producers and Distributors of Safe Pasteurized Milk — Cream and Buttermilk CLOVERLEAF DAIRY FARMS Plant, 148 S. South Street Phone 9835 ORLANDO FLORIDA 224 225 I T Compliments Taylor ' s Pharmacy W. J. TAYLOR, R. Ph. Phone 603 102 N. Park Avenue WINTER PARK, FLA. 1 INDIVIDUALLY STYLED DRESSES, COATS, SUITS, ACCESSORIES 136 North Orange Avenue ORLANDO PREMIUM QUALITY Atlantic ALE AND BEER ' FULL OF GOOD CHEER ' BREWED IN ORLANDO Tom and Jerry ' s Bar and Package 1117 N. Orlando Avenue Winter Park Florida Gateway to Fine Foods Anderson ' s Gateway Grill Air Conditioned SPECIALTY CHICKEN AND SHRIMP E. A. ANDERSON. Prop. EDWIN ANDERSON, Mgr. .J 1251 S. Orange Ave. Winter Park 1 226 IN WINTER PARK The Sandspur Bookshop College Outline Series — Modern Library — Peter Pauper Press gift books — Cards — Stationery — Rental Library IN ORLANDO THE BOOK NOOK 476 North Orange The Rexall Store 216 East Park SODAS SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS Phones 4-4401—4-4411 i i I i ( I i I ( i I i i i j i i I i i j I i I i I i i i ! j ! i ! j ! j I i I j I j I j I j I i ( HOLIDAY INN and Firelight Room DE LIGH T F U L DINING RAY YOUNG AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN ORLANDO - MIDWAY - SANFORD Route 17-92 THE GOWN SHOP Bergliot Reudy Creations in Exclusive Cottons Exquisite Models from California in Matlasse and Chambray for Dinner and Dancing Sizes 12 to 18 358 Park Ave., N. Winter Park Com niciits of O ' Brien ' s Pharmacy UOC ' S YOUR NEAREST DRUG STORE Phone 402 Delivrni Sei-vicc 227 Of FLOR DA- Smart Girls Always Look Smarter in Styles from Minna Lee 441 Park Avenue N. Winter Park, Fla. VENICE OF AMERICA SCENIC BOAT TOURS One hour and 15 minutes of thrills! See magnificent estotes and gardens, virgin forests, canals and wild life. Boots leave dock, foot of Morse Blvd., about every 30 minutes from 10 A.M. till 4:30 P.M., daily except Sunday. Phone 3-4941 J WINTER PARK FLORIDA Moonlight and Charter Trips Arranged 228 BOB MILLER ' S HARDWARE Everything in Hardware LUCAS PAINTS 147 Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park 5 i rion[ l1o5E)rf1ous[ 9 -no. u. V  T. on. 4 in C. COLONIAL DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA Gorham Sterling Fine Dinncrwore and Crystal Gifts A Shop Where You Can Find a Gift That Is Smart and Different Visit Beautiful CYPRESS GARDENS WATER SKI SHOWS DAILY ( I i t I I i i I i j 9 Florida State Theatres The Best in Entertainment In Winter Park — The Beautiful Color y In Orlando — The Beacham In Colonialtown — The Vogue On Church Street — The Rialto On Church Street — The Roxy On Pine Street — The Grand A Modern Theater for Every Taste and Purse ROPER ' S GRILL South Orlando Avenue WINTER PARK 1 ( j ! j ! i I j I j 1 j ! j i j I I I j I I I Jefferson Court Hotel 140 Orlando Avenue ORLANDO ANDY AHIKS GARAGE 500 Holt Avenue WINTER PARK I I i ( i I i 1 i ! i I i I i 1 I I i I i I i I Thompson-Reeves Jewelers Winter Park and Oviedo Florida 1 VESTA ' S Dressmaker DIXON LEADER REPAIR BROWN BAKE SHOP BUMBY HARDWARE THE BOOKERY PROCTOR CENTRE GARAGE JEFF ' S SHOE SHOP ZORIC CLEANERS THE WOOD SHOP SEA GULL GIFT SHOP FOSTER R. FANNING BILLINGHAM ' S SERVICE STATION MORSE ' S $1.00 WASH — AUTO SPRUCER LAIRD RADIO SALES AND SERVICE 230 The Launderette of Winter Park • We carefully wash everything from overalls to nylon undies. Clothes are meticulously cleaned and dryed. • Cut your cleaning bill by having the Launderette do it for you. ' We Do All the Work 161 W. Fairbanks Avenue Phone 356 Tropical Motor Hotel Now Air-Conditioned 271 South Orlando Avenue WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Highway 17-92 One Mile North of Orlando City Limits FRANCES SLATER Beautiful Clothes San Juan Hotel Building Post Office Building ORLANDO, FLORIDA WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 231