Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1951 volume:

tomokan 1951 • tomokan 1951 • tomokan 1951 fomokan 1951 • fomokan 1951 • tomokan 1951 Tomokan Rollins College, Winter Park, Flor table of contents administration and staff 14 classes 20 departments 108 activities 124 sports ■HPw j - : ' ' , • . 142 sororities and fraternities 174 student directory 216 Windy Andrews, John De Werd, Lois Paxton, Jim Wesley, Valerie Stocy 111 tomokan editors . . LOIS PAXTON . . . . DICK BALDWIN . . . JOHN DeWERD . . . . MARY CLARE KOLTES, MARCIA MATTOX . . LEONARD KITTS . . . LOIS PAXTON .... VALERIE STACY . . . JOHN DeWERD . . . JAMES WESLEY . . . WINDY ANDREWS . . . . Editor-in-Chief Business Manager . Assistant Editor Associate Editors . . . . Art Editor . . Layout Editor Photography Editor Literary Editor . . Sports Editor Circulation Editor Protographers Ad Warner, Bob Miller, Stan Rudd, and Joel Hutzler. Layout editor Lois Paxton, and ort editor Leonard Kitts. 1 1 dedication There are many who have eagerly anticipated the Rollins of 1951. There are few who have directly contributed to its structure. But there is a specially one who has shown us, through his unequaled enthusiasm, the direction in which we are driving. We have felt his personal interest in each one of us — our desires, our growth, and our happiness. To you, Dean Darrah, with admiration and pride, we dedicate the 1951 TOMOKAN. 12 administration . . . 15 staff 16 admissions office student- dean ' s office Jack Rich has a big job as Adm issions Director, but he is always helped Mrs. Waite and Miss Fairchild are always kept busy coordinating and by his very capable staff. assisting in the planning of many student and college affairs library staff With the completion of the new library, the work of the library staff will be much pleasanter, but in the meantime they are carrying on |ust as efficiently as ever. L7 18 infirmary The Cartwrights, father and son, supervise the upkeep of the college Miss Edith Nicholas, known by all as Nicki, is always cheerfully busy trying to and grounds so that they are always in good shape. keep the students healthy. l ' .l classes... I I seniors. BUDDY TATE President CHUCK SPELSBERG First Vice-President MARIEL RIDDLE Second Vice-President ANN GREENE Secretary T reasurer 2S senior index Gorolyn Alfred 37 Ann Groves 73 Varren Rieders 7fi P r n n L A I p n 79 James Grulke 64 H B RnhnrK A C Pmil An iPrcrin 83 Corky Hall 37 ihnrlpc Rnhincnn cn H n i r 1 1 Rnnnnr w 52 Jim Hendnx 86 ti r K P r fr Rnnincnn Q7 Mnrrl R CI M w 1 il 87 Gretchen Herpel 59 FrPn Rnnprc AO Rill R ItIpv 83 Russell Hoffman 85 Ipnnninp R rtm p r KQ 1 nrLo Kornnn 51 Jane Hood 80 Wn tpr Rrtrtcp 77 ! f 1 r L 1 1 Ri i iprcffifr 59 Ken Horton 63 Rpffv RnwInnH 1 D Rnrhpttp 64 Warren Horton 87 Sfnnlpv Rnrlrl A Flninp Rrnrkpfr 66 Carolyn Hughes 49 Bill Sanders Aft I m( i R r i i Ji fr 76 Elite Hummel 76 torkv Srnrhorftiinn 517 [) o, n Rrmpnnr 46 J im Ima n d 27 rmn Sfhnpfpr AA V i rn i n i i Rr i il C 5) Doris Jensen 43 Edith Srhul? C7 55 Joan Joerns 32 Pfllllinp Sfhwmn (17 55 Ins Johnson 87 Rrtfipr fiit t nr fl7 62 Richard Johnson 81 F Ic IP hnw rJ riYinn I iMp I ip 87 ilbur Johnson 39 Si ; Shiifp At 1 nn n i n n m m P. n 71 Lois Johnston 42 Carol Smith Qf| Snirlf I h rutpinpn 58 Kathie Keller 40 Gale Smith 71 Pnllv Clark 49 C 1 y de Kelly 65 Norman Smith 13 A illnrrl [ mmnfnn 56 Jim Kelly 64 Stanley Smith n c 1 1 n Ll ivic 50 Charles Knecht 35 I hnrlpQ Snplchprn to 30 lM ark La m be rt 38 Vnlprip Sfn u 52 Jack McCo us 1 in 34 llviip Stpvpnc 7Q 40 Bob McCue 67 Frank Stockton C 5 54 Frrd MrFnIU 69 I j n f ?r nn ftd 83 ( n r n i n KA nncc 84 •31 Inrlf K pnlpk Al A 1 1 c r n T ifro 77 AS Bnh Miliar Ad 1 1 Pete Fay - jj 4? 7 V) 74 71 ■in R7 7ft Al F A M n f r h ■)■ ah Bill Frangus .... 86 35 Lawrence Wagner 87 Ronald Frymire .... 47 Francis Natolis 47 Mary Jo Wagner 75 Anne Garretson .... 77 66 72 Betty Garrett .... 76 Lolita Nicholis .... 48 Graham Wallace 31 Lee Gibson ... 87 Marjorie Norris 41 Pat Wheaton 29 Luis Gonzalez .... 78 81 Mary White 68 Bill Gordon .... 47 Jan Olson .... 75 Howard Wieland 87 Ann Greene .... 40 28 Dallas Williams 73 Alex Gregory .... 45 J. Dwight Phillips 85 Robert Witherell 62 Art Gregory .... 54 Frank Polak 63 Bill Wirrbold 39 Carol Grimes .... 28 57 26 JIM IMAND WILSON TATE 1361 S.W. Fourteenth Street, 2249 Faws Street, Miami, Florida Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: History; X Club, Secretary; Varsity MAJOR: History, X Cub, V P. Football; Football, Intramural Softball, Basketball, Baseball; V-P Inter-fraternity Council; Pres- Volleyball, R Cub, Member of OOOO.; ident R Club; Chief 0.0.0.0. ; President of Freshman Show. Senior Class; Who ' s Who. CAROL GRIMES LOIS ANNE PAXTON 1176 Lincoln Avenue, Old Mill Road, Highland Park, Illinois Gates Mills, Ohio MAJOR: Psychology, Transfer from Law- MAJOR: Art; Transfer from Skidmore Col- rence College, Appleton, Wisconsin; KAP- lege, Saratoga Springs, New York; KAPPA PA ALPHA THETA, Recording Secretary, ALPHA THETA, Treasurer, Editor, Frater- Social Chairman, Song Leader, Marshal, nity Education Chairman, Grand Conven- Tomokan, Intramural Basketball, Volley- tion Delegate; Tomokan, Associate Editor, ball, Swimming; Canterbury Club. Layout Editor, Editor; Publications Union; Studio Club; International Relations Club; Animated Magazine Usher; Honor Roll; Intramural Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball- Canterbury Club. VALERIE STACY 1930 North Prospect Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin MAJOR: Theater Arts, KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Pledge President, Editor; Junior Panhellenic Council President; Chapel Reader; Sandspur; Tomokan, Photography Editor; International Relations Club; French Club; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Mer- chant of Yonkers, The First Mrs. Fraser, Intramural Volleyball 28 PATRICIA ANN WHEATON 3557 St. Albans Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAP- PA ALPHA THETA, Rush Chairman, Pan- hellenic Delegate, Corresponding Secretary; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Cheering Squad, Junior Varsity, Varsity; Tomoka Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. PAT, LOIS, VAL AND CAROL 29 JOHN R. DE WERD 8111 Linksway Drive, Milwaukee, Wisconsin MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Notre Dame University; KAPPA ALPHA, Social Committee; Tomokan, Lit- erary Editor, Associate Editor; Intramural Softball, Football, Tennis, Crew, Swimming. CHARLES A. SPELSBERG, JR. 231 Clay Street, Clarksburg, West Virginia MAJOR: Business Administration; Trans- fer from West Virginia Wesleyan; KAPPA ALPHA, Vice-President; Senior Class, Vice- President; R Club, 0.0. 0.O; Student Council; Chapel Usher; Welcoming Com- mittee; German Club; Varsity Basketball, Intramural Football, Volleyball, Softball, Swimming. :: J. CHENEY ELLERBE 31 W. Harvard Avenue, Orlando, Florida J. GRAHAM WALLACE, JR. 341 N. Inrerlachen Avenue, Winter Park, Florida Johnny: MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina; SIGMA NU, Pledge Cap- tain. Graham: MAJOR Pre-Law, KAPPA AL- PHA, Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Interf raternity Council; Animated Maga- zine Usher; Intramural Swimming. JOHNNY 3] Ginny: MAJOR: Spanish-Inter-American Studies; Transfer from Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri; KAPPA ALPHA THE- TA, Chaplain; Tomokan Staff; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, All Star Basketball. Joan: MAJOR: General Human Relations; INDEPENDENT; French Club; Newman Club. GINNY AND JOAN JOAN JOERNS VIRGINIA V. FISCHBECK 824 Clark Street, 40 Morse Avenue, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Bloomfield, New Jersey 32 PETER THORP FAY 3316 N.E. Eighteenth Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida MAJOR: General Human Relations; X- CLUB; President of Freshman Class; Phi Society; 0.0.0.0. ; O.D.K., President; Pi Gamma Mu, President, Chapel Staff, Presi- dent; Student Council; Orientation Week; R Club, Secretary; Varsity Football, Crew, Basketball; All-state Basketball, Intramu- ral Softball, Volleyball, Swimming; Inter- collegiate Water Skiing. EDWIN R. MOTCH III 19000 South Park Boulevard, Shaker Heights, Ohio MAJOR: Business Administration; Trans- fer from Brown University; PSI UPSILON AND X-CLUB; Student Council; Chapel Usher, Inter-fraternity Council; Intramural Board, Chairman, R Club; Welcoming Committee; Homecoming Committee; In- tramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Crew, Volleyball, Swimming, Fire- diving THE COLONEL AND PETE 33 JACK ALFRED McCAUSLIN 106 E. Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania MAJOR: Economics; LAMBDA CHI AL- PHA, Secretary, Rush Chairman; Inter-fra- ternity Council; Student-Faculty Discipline Committee; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Chapel Reader; Student Council; Reeves Essay Winner; Hamilton Holt Gold Medal; Intramural Swimming; Who ' s Who. STAN, JACK, BALDY, AND NOSE 34 STANLEY W. SMITH CHARLES KNECHT Beaufort, South Carolina Palm Bay, Florida MAJOR: History, Transfer from Georgia MAJOR: History, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Military College, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Pledge Trainer, Degree Chairman: R Intramural Board Representative; Varsity Club; Varsity Football, Crew. Football, Intramurals. GEORGE S. MUNSON Connellsville, Pennsylvania MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from University of Michigan; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, President; Intramurals. 35 PINHEAD, CLARK GRIFFITH, AND ELSIE BETTY ZANE ROWLAND ELSIE BABBITT SHAW 146 E. Fairway Drive, 2400 Mecklenburg Avenue, Lexington, Kentucky Charlotte, North Carolina MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Uni- MAJOR: Art; Transfer from Mount Vernon versity of Kentucky; DELTA DELTA DEL- Junior College; PI BETA PHI, Social Chair- TA; French Club; International Relations man, Settlemen School Chairman; Tomokan Club; Intramural Golf; National Collegiate Staff; Choir; Intramural Golf, Volleyball, Golf Champion. Basketball, Horseshow. 36 W X CAROLYN ALFRED Amanda Road, Lancaster, Ohio MAJOR: Theater Arts, PI BETA PHI, Pres- ident, Pledge Trainer, Assistant Rush Cap- tain; Chapel Staff, Chapel Choir, Bach Choir; Community Service, Vice-President; Tomokan; Welcoming Committee; Student Council; Pan-hellenic Council; Rollins Play- ers; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Freshman Show; International Relations; Homecoming Committee; Chapel Reader; Animated Magazine Usher; Theater Usher; The Old Maid, The Merchant of Yon- kers, Stage Door, The Taming of the Shrew. CORNELIA RAY HALL Trenton Road, Jackson, Tennessee MAJOR: English; PI BETA PHI, Vice-Presi- dent, Censor; Student Council; Annie Rus- sell Theater Usher; Varsity Basketball, Water Skiing; Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyball, Golf; Student Faculty Committee. C. A. AND CORKY Joe: MAJOR: History; Transfer from Uni- versity of North Carolina; X-CLUB; Student Council; Sandspur; R Club; Dark of the Moon ; Varsity Football. Mark: MAJOR: Pre-Med.; INDEPENDENT. JOSEPH CARR SWICEGOOD MARK 0. LAMBERT 251 S. French Broad Avenue, 531 Grove Park Drive, Asheville, North Caroline Orlando, Florida 38 WILBUR E. JOHNSON, JR. WILLIAM JOHN WITTBOLD 14 Wilson Drive, The Willows Ben Avon Heights, Pennsylvania Grosse lie, Michigan MAJOR: Economics; LAMBDA CHI AL- MAJOR: Pre-Law, Transfer from the Uni- PHA, Pledge Trainer; Freshman Show; Stu- versity of Miami, KAPPA ALPHA; Rollins dent Council, Rollins Newsreel; Intramural Newsreel, Director of Photography. Football, Crew, Softball. WITT AND BUD 30 JO DUNN ANN GREENE Route 13, Cahaba Road, Birmingham 9, Alabama MAJOR: History; Transfer from Salem Col- lege, Winston-Salem, N. C; KAPPA KAP- PA GAMMA, President of Pledge Class, Efficiency Chairman, Registrar; French Club; Canterbury Club; Tarpon; Junior Panhellenic Council, President; Varsity Ten- nis; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Riding, Tennis. 242 Chase Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio, and Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; KAP- PA KAPPA GAMMA, Pledge Trainer; Sand- spur; International Relations Club; Secre- tary of Senior Class; Canterbury Club; Var- sity Volleyball; Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyball, Tennis, Swimming. KATHLYN KELLER 1418 East Wayne Street, South Bend, Indiana MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Ste- phens College, Columbia, Missouri; KAP- PA KAPPA GAMMA, Treasurer; Communi- ty Service; International Relations Club; Canterbury Club; Intramural Golf, Volley- ball. 10 MARJORIE NORRIS Winchester, Massachusetts MAJOR: History; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Activities Chairman, Pledge Trainer, Vice- President, Sandspur; Tomokan, Interna- tional Relations Club, Secretary; Phi So- ciety; Pi Gamma Mu, Key Society, Presi- dent; Libra, President; Who ' s Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities; Pan Amer- ican Club; R Club; Chairman of Intra- mural Board; Varsity Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Archery, Hockey, Softball; Who ' s Who. MILLY AND LO LOIS INA JOHNSTON 10628 S. Hoyne Avenue, Chicago 43, Illinois MAJOR: Fine Art, ALPHA Phi, Treasurer; Studio Club, Secretary; Student Council; Animated Magazine, Usher; Fiesta Com- mittee; Intramural Archery; Glee Club, Usher; Senior Dance Committee; Stage Craft; German Club; Chapel Publicity Com- mittee; Alpha Phi Dance Committees, Pledge, Scholarship Chairman; Tomokan. MARY LOU MILLS 505 Tremont Street, Lincoln, Illinois MAJOR: Theater Arts; ALPHA PHI, Trans- fer from Carleton College, Dark of the Moon ; The Mollusk ; Studio Club, New- man Club; Alpha Phi; Corresponding Sec- retary, Intramural Volleyball. DORIS JENSEN 841 Oak Park Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa SARAH SHUTE 317 E. Windsor Street, Monroe, North Carolina Doris: MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI, Scholarship Chairman, Par- liamentarian; Intramural Board, Chairman; Varsity Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball SIS: MAJOR: Art. ALPHA PHI, President of Pledge Class, Marshal, Social Chairman, Intramural Representative; Junior Panhel- lenic Council, Vice-President; Studio Club; Christmas Pageant; Varsity Basketball, In- tramural Tennis, Golf, Archery, Basketball, Volleyball. SIS AND DORIS l:; Norma: MAJOR: English; PHI MU, Presi- dent of Pledge Class, President, Activity Chairman; Panhellenic Council; Chapel Reader; Community Service Club; Student Council; Student-Faculty Committee; Wel- coming Committee; Band; Drum Major; R Club; Tarpon, Coach; Cheerleader; Freshman Show; Independent Show; That Kid Kidd ; Mexican Haydaze ; Up ' rV Atom ; Varsity Swimming; Intramural Bas- ketball, Tennis, Diving. Irma: Major: Art; Transfer from Barry Col- lege, Miami, Fla.; PHI MU, Honor Pledge, Vice-President, Second Vice-President, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman; Panhellenic Council, Secretary and Treasurer; Newman Club; Bach Choir; Chapel Choir; Studio Club, Treasurer; Community Service Club; Welcoming Committee; Intramural Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, Golf. IRMA AND NORMA NORMA JEAN THAGGARD IRMA N. SHAEFER 2022 Poincianna Avenue, 45 Hall iwell Drive, Fort Myers, Florida Stamford, Connecticut 44 ALEXANDER G. GREGORY State College, Pennsylvania MAJOR: Art; Transfer from Pennsylvania State College; DELTA UPSILON; Spindrift Yacht Club, Commodore. HENRY BRITTINGHAM ROBERTS 1200 Camden Avenue, Salisbury, Maryland MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Vir- ginia Military Institute; KAPPA ALPHA, Social Chairman, Historian, Secretary. I . DON BRINEGAR 2340 N.W. 55th Terrace, Miami, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU, President, Marshal!; Annie Russell Theater Head Usher; R Club, Vice-Pres- ident; Student Council, Comptroller; Chapel Usher; Varsity Football, Crew; Intramural Basketball; Welcoming Committee; Inde- pendent Show; Who ' s Who. RONNIE, NOTIE, BRINEGARS, AND BILL 46 WILLIAM ROBERT GORDEN 72 Antwerp Street, Milton 86, Massachusetts MAJOR: Mathematics; SIGMA NU, Chap- lain, Recorder, Social Chairman, Pledge Master, Intramural Representative; Sand- spur; Freshman Show; Football; Crew; In- ternational Relations; Independent Show; Intramural Crew and Basketball, Doorman, Annie Russell; Usher, Animated Magazine; Assistant Marshal, Inauguration; Traffic Committee; Chapel Choir, Welcoming Com- mittee; Intramural, Touch Football. RONALD FRYMIRE 214 E. Holland Street, Washington, Illinois MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU, Marshal, Social Chairman; R Club; Intramural Touch Football, Softball, Volley- ball, Golf, Basketball; Varsity Basketball. FRANCIS NATOLIS 2754 S.W. Twelfth Street, Miami 35, Florida MAJOR: Pre-Med; SIGMA NU, Chaplain, Most Athletic Award; Student Council, Vice- President; Inner Council; O. D. K., Chapel Usher; Pan-American League; R Club; Varsity Football, Baseball, Basketball; In- tramural Basketball, All-Star Team. 17 M. J. AND LITA LOLITA NICHOLIS 6741 Sheridan Road, Chicago, Illinois MAJOR: English; Transfer from Barry Col- lege, Miami, Florida; PI BETA PHI, Histo- rian; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Intra- mural Basketball, International Relations Club. MARY JANE URBAN 4411 Palm Lane, Bay Point, Miami, Florida MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Wes- leyan College; PI BETA PHI, Recording Sec- retary, Publicity Chairman; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Archery, Riding. 48 PAULINE CLARK 1259 Esser Road, Winter Park, Florida CAROLYN HUGHES 206 West Ninth Street, Cullman, Alabama Polly: Major: Psychology; Transfer from Monticello College; GAMMA PHI BETA, Publicity Chairman, Treasurer; Student Council; Sandspur, Canterbury Club Carolyn: MAJOR: General Human Rela- tions; GAMMA PHI BETA, Vice-President, Rush Chairman, Recording Secretary; Pan- hellenic Council. CAROLYN AND POLLY 49 Betty: MAJOR: Business Administration; INDEPENDENT; Transfer from Stetson Uni- versity; Economic Conference Usher; Tar- pon Club; Intramural Volleyball; Annie Russell Theater Usher. Delia: MAJOR: Business Administration; Community Service Committee. DELLA AND BETTY BETTY SALISBURY FLEMING DELLA FAY DAVIS Box 907, 368 Vitoria Avenue, Ocoee, Florida Winter Park, Florida r,0 VIRGINIA BROOKS Old Elin Road, North Bridgton, Massachusetts MAJOR: English Literature; ALPHA PHI, President, Historian, Chaplain; French Club; Junior Cheerleaders, President, Wel- coming Committee; Student Council, In- tramural Basketball. CLARKE BERDAN 218 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Northwestern, Evanston, III.; KAPPA ALPHA Km . CLARKE AND GINGER 51 HOWELL D. BAGGARLY, JR. P. 0. Box 44, Gotha, Florida LEWIS M. DUKE 1519 N. Westmoreland Drive, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Accounting; Transfer from Orlan- MAJOR: Accounting; Transfer from Orlan- do Junior College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, do Junior College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA. 52 NORM, LUIGI, FRANK, AND HOWELL 515 DANIEL W. EASTWOOD, JR. 427 Lawrence Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Georgia Institute of Technology; DELTA TAU DEL- TA, INDEPENDENT, President, Chapel Staff; Debate Society; Chapel Choir; I Re- member Mama ; Welcoming Committee; Sandspur; Chapel Reader. ARTHUR EMORY GREGORY, JR. 427 ' 2 Lawrence Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Georgia Institute of Technology; DELTA TAU DEL- TA; INDEPENDENT; Chapel Choir, Presi- dent; Student Council; Chapel Reader; Chapel Staff; Independent Show; Bach Choir; Sandspur; Intramural Softball, Swim- ming, Golf. 1 J few 54 FRANCES BURNET BROWN KENNETH STARR BROWN 1400 Elizabeth Drive R. F. D. No. 2, Orlando, Florida West Chester, Pennsylvania , - , fA i C C T ID Frances: MAJOR: General Human Rela- tions, CHI OMEGA; Sandspur; Race Rela- tions; Theatre Crew, Intramural Golf. Ken: MAJOR: General Human Relations; INDEPENDENT, President, Student Coun- cil, Macbeth ; Welcoming Committee; Race Relations Committee; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball, Swimming. FRAN AND KEN 55 Willard: MAJOR: Business Administration; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA; Chapel Choir; Freshman Show; French Club; Student Council Alternate; Newman Club; Intramu- ral Football, Swimming. Stan: MAJOR: Economics; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA; Sandspur; Tomokan; Rollins Sci- entific Society; Rollins Newsreel; Animated Magazine Usher; Intramural Golf; Football, Volleyball, Crew, Swimming, Riding; Cam- pus Sing. WILLY AND TRIGGER WILLARD CROMPTON STANLEY ROCKHILL RUDD 54 Mill Street, 60 Grove Street, Framingham, Massachusetts Stamford, Connecticut 56 EDITH R. SCHULZ MARIEL LINDA RIDDLE 161 Alexander Place, 609 East Central Avenue, Winter Park, Florida Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Art, INDEPENDENT; Studio Club; MAJOR: English; GAMMA PHI BETA, Stu- Key Society; Tableau Designer; Pan Amer- dio Club, Sandspur; Annie Russell Theater ican Club; Student Council; Fiesta Com- Usher; Inauguration Usher, Animated Mag- mittee azine Usher; Independent Show; Independ- ent Women Treasurer; Vice-President of Senior Class. EDIE AND MARIEL 57 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH CHRISTENSEN 525 Menneola Avenue, Clermont, Florida MAJOR: Voice, Music Education; INDE- PENDENT, Secretary; Phi Beta, Treasurer, Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Independent Sing Chairman; French Club; German Club, Sec- retary; Freshman Show; Independent Show; Community Service Committee; Independ- ent Women ' s Chorus; Ladies in Retire- ment, Hay Fever, The Corn Is Green NEENIE, CHRIS, PRINCESS, AND JACKIE GRETCHEN HERPEL JEANNINE ROMER 223 Sunset Road, 1231 Epworth Street, S.W., West Palm Beach, Florida Atlanta, Georgia MAJOR Music, PHI MU, Secretary, Chap- MAJOR Music, PHI MU, Historian, Pledge lain, Song Director; Phi Beta, Secretary, Director, Rush Chairman; Phi Beta, Presi- Chapel Choir, Student Organist; Bach Choir; dent, Vice-President; Student Music Guild; Race Relations Committee, Corresponding Libra, Secretary; German Club; Community Secretary; French Club, Student Music Service Committee; Chapel Choir, Bach Guild; Madrigals, Intramural Basketball, Choir, Pi Kappa Lambda; Intramural Vol- Volleyball, Riding; Canterbury Club. leyball, Basketball; That Kid Kidd, Mex- ican Heydaze, Canterbury Club, Madri- gals; Student Conductor; Who ' s Who. JACQUELINE BIGGERSTAFF Route 2, Box 345, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Music Education, INDEPENDENT, Chapel Choir, Secretary, Bach Choir; Phi Beta; Student Music Guild; Chapel Reader, Glee Club; Madrigals, Band; Algernon Sid- ney Sullivan Award; Student Assistant of Rollins Community Junior Choir; Student Teacher in Conservatory Extension Division. 59 BILL AND BOB ROBERT WARREN MILLER 500 Maple Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Relations; Trans- fer from Northwestern University, Evan- ston, Illinois; PHI KAPPA SIGMA, Chapel Usher; Tomokan; International Relations Club, Pelican-Improvement Committee; Fiesta Committee; Animated Magazine Usher. WILLIAM F. SANDERS, 318 Cornell, Ottawa, Illinois MAJOR Spanish; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA. 60 ALTON FOREHAND 919 East 34th Street, Savannah, Georgia J V 4 JACK MEHLEK 21060 Claythorne Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio Al: MAJOR: Mathematics; Transfer from Emory University; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA; Chapel Choir. Jack: MAJOR: English; LAMBDA CHI AL- PHA, Corresponding Secretary; Student Council; Sandspur; Chapel Usher; Intra- mural Football; An Inspector Calls, The Taming of the Shrew, The Corn Is Green. AL AND JACK 61 Scotty: MAJOR: Business Administration; X-CLUB; Chapel Staff; Chapel Usher; Sandspur, Advertising Commissioner; In- tramural Board, Secretary; Varsity Crew; Intramural Crew, Tennis, Football, Basket- ball, Volleyball. Jim: MAJOR: History, X-CLUB; R Club; Varsity Football. JIM AND SCOTTY ROBERT STEWART WITHERELL JAMES ANDREW BRYSON 1450 Alabama Drive, Marion, North Carolina Winter Park, Florida 62 KENNETH HORTON FRANK POLAK 845 Eighteenth Avenue, South, 104 S.W. Twentieth Avenue, St. Petersburg, Florida Miami, Florida MAJOR Business Administration, LAMB MAJOR: General Human Relations; X- DA CHI ALPHA, Vice-President, Treasur- CLUB, R Club; Varsity Football er, Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; Student Council, President; O.O.O.O.; R Club; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Varsity Football, Baseball. JAMES A. KELLY Punta Gorda, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; X-CLUB, President, Treasurer; R Club, Treasurer; O.O.O.O. , Varsity Football and Basketball- Intramural Sports; Who ' s Who. L. D. BOCHETTE 203 N.W. Thirteenth Avenue, Gainesville, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; X-CLUB; Varsity Football; R Club; Intramural Golt, Softball, Basketball. JAMES MAX GRULKE Miami Beach, Florida MAJOR: Biology, X-CLUB, Treasurer; Var- sity Football, Crew; Intramural Crew, Vol- leyball; President R S.S.; Rollins Audubon Society. i; 1 CLYDE V. KELLY, JR. 135 Prospect Avenue, Sarasota, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; X-CLUB, Golf Team; R Club; Golf Instructor. 4 (a 1 65 ELAINE AND HENRI ELAINE BRACKETT 1 North Street, Brattleboro, Vermont MAJOR: Mathematics; INDEPENDENT; Student Council; Phi Society; Intramural Representative, Varsity Tennis; German Club; Rollins Scientific Society; Internation- al Relations. HENRIETTA NEMEROFF Surf Road, Henri Apartments, Hollywood Beach, Florida MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from Univer- sity of Miami, Michigan State College; DELTA GAMMA; Sandspur; Race Relations Club; Vice-President of Corrin Hall; Rollins Players: Taming of the Shrew, The Corn Is Green. 66 Robert: MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Social Chairman, Treasurer; Choir, Bach Choir; Intramural Football, Crew, Golf; The Glass Menag- erie, I Remember Mama. Charles: MAJOR: Business Administration; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Treasurer, Vice- President, President Intramural Basketball, Tennis, Swimming, Crew, Golf, Football, Volleyball, Intramural Board; Student Coun- cil, Interf raternity Council; Welcoming Committee; Sandspur, Band; Animated Magazine Usher. C. K. AND BOB 67 Joanne: MAJOR: Spanish; PHI MU, Treas- urer, Registrar; Pan American Club, Secre- tary; Race Relations Committee, Secretary, French Club; Tertulia, Animated Magazine Usher; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Horse Show. Mary: MAJOR: Spanish; PHI MU, Activi- ties Chairman; Pan American Club; French Club; Studio Club; Tertulia; Student Coun- cil; Canterbury Club; Animated Magazine Usher; Community Service Committee. IBBIE AND JO JOANNE ENDRISS MARY ELIZABETH WHITE 363 Ruth Avenue, 511 East Market Street, Mansfield, Ohio Princeton, Kentucky 68 FRED ROGERS 737 Weldon Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania MAJOR: Music Composition, Transfer from Dartmouth; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Presi- dent, Social Chairman, Chorus Director; Race Relations Committee, Chairman, Chapel Staff, After Chapel Club, French Club, President; Student Music Guild, Chapel Choir, Bach Choir; Welcoming Com- mittee; Intramural Swimming; Pi Kappa Lambda; Canadian French Scholarship Award, Aiglon, Up ' n ' Atom, Mad- woman of Chaillot, L ' Avare. FREDERICK D. McFALLS 412 South Aycock Street, Greensboro, North Carolina MAJOR Music, ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Rollins Chamber Orchestra, Rollins String Quartet; Bach Orchestra, Chapel Choir; Central Florida Symphony; Deutsch Verein; Music Guild, After Chapel Club, Dark of the Moon. 69 ANN LEWIS TURLEY 814 West Main Street, Richmond, Kentucky MAJOR: Business Administration; INDE- PENDENT, Treasurer, Vice-President, Pres- ident; Student Council Secretary; Welcom- ing Committee; Sandspur; Chapel Public- ity Committee; Chapel Reader; Honor Roll; Phi Society; Libra; Pi Gamma Mu; Who ' s Who; Freshman Show; Girls ' Glee Club; That Kid Kidd, Mexican Heydaze, Up ' n ' Atom , Tarpon, Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis. GALE SMITH JOAN CHAMPION 15 Conant Road, Weston 93, Massachusetts MAJOR: General Human Relations; Trans- fer from West Hill, Boston, Massachusetts; INDEPENDENT; Welcoming Committee, Animated Magazine Usher, Chapel Staff; Community Service Committee, Chairman; International Relations Club; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Chapel Reader; Pi Gamma Mu, Intramural Basketball; Varsity Tennis. Cassville Road, Cartersville, Georgia MAJOR: General Science Transfer from Woman ' s College, University of North Car- olina, INDEPENDENT; Varsity Archery; In- dependent Show, Intramural Board, Intra- mural Archery, Volleyball, Basketball. MAUD D. TRISMEN The Palms, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: History; Student Council; Inner Council; Pan American Club, Secretary, President; Pi Gamma Mu, Vice-President; Community Service Committee; Varsity Hockey; Music Guild; Phi Society; Honor Roll, Intramural Riding, Swimming 71 WALTER, MASTER ROOSE, AND RANNY RANDOLPH ST. G. WALKER WALTER RANDALL ROOSE, JR. 19 Millbrook Drive, Hamden, Connecticut MAJOR: History; DELTA CHI 146 Virginia Drive, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Theater Arts, DELTA CHI; Rollins Players, Joan of Lorraine, Barretts of Wimpole Street, The Cherry Orchard, Time of Your Life, Stage Door, Pur- suit of Happiness, The Late George Ap- ley, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Macbeth, I Remember Mama, The Torchbearers, Dark of the Moon, The Falcon, ' The Corn Is Green, Madwoman of Cha i I lot, Independent Show. 72 DALLAS WILLIAMS ANN GROVES Dal-Var Farm, 175 Underdown, Wheaton, Illinois Ann Arbor, Michigan Dallas: MAJOR: English; Transfer from Northwestern University; ALPHA PHI, Quarterly Correspondent, Scholarship Chair- man; Flamingo, Editor, Fiction Editor, Sand- spur, Feature Editor; Rollins Newsreel; Chapel Choir, Bach Choir; Chapel Reader; Publications Union; Orientation Week Com- mittee; Libra; Mexican Heydaze, Good- bye, My Fancy ; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Ann: MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from University of Michigan; PI BETA PHI; Theatre Usher; Tomokan; In- tramural Board. DALLAS AMD ANN 73 Deacon: MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from the University of Richmond, Rich- mond, Virginia; X-CLUB; Welcoming Com- mittee; Independent Show, Mexican Hey- daze ; Intramural Board, Sports Program Manager; Intramural Football, Volleyball. Joe: MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Oklahoma University; SIG- MA ALPHA EPSILON; X-CLUB; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball. DEACON AND JOE JOE DAN TRIGG PHILIP M. MONINGER, JR. 320 N.W. Nineteenth Street, 4511 Newport Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Richmond 27, Virginia. 74 JAN OLSON R.F.D. No. 2, Tinley Park, Illinois MAJOR: Theater Art, INDEPENDENT, Theta Alpha Phi; Phi Beta; Race Relations; Tarpon; Community Service; Sandspur; Rol- lins Players; Speech Society, Chapel Read- er; Butter and Egg Man, The Merchant of Yonkers, An Inspector Calls, Dark of the Moon, I Remember Mama, Me- dea, The Corn Is Green. MARY JO WAGNER 743 Bonnie Brae Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Music; Transfer from Mary Wash- ington College, INDEPENDENT, Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Tarpon. JO AND JAN T.- LUCY BRIGHT BETTY GARRETT Lookout Mountain, Tennessee MAJOR: English, Transfer from University of Chattanooga, CHI OMEGA, President; Pan-Hellenic Council, Student Council; Sandspur; Intramural Volleyball, Basket- ball, Golf, Swimming; Canterbury Club. Box 4625, Warrington Branch, Pensacola, Florida MAJOR: Theatre Arts and English; CHI OMEGA, Rush Chairman, Personnel, Fresh- man Show; Bach Choir; Choir; Community Service; International Relations; Debate; Speech Society; Chapel Reader; Phi Beta, Vice-President; Theta Alpha Phi; Rollins Players, Stage Door, The First Mrs. Frazier, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Macbeth, I Remember Mama, Dark of the Moon, Medea, Hay Fever, Outward Bound, The Mad Woman of Chaillot. ELEANOR ELAINE HUMMEL 12 Parkway, Muncie, Indiana MAJOR: Theatre Arts, CHI OMEGA, Vice- President, Secretary, Pledge Trainer; Chapel Publicity Committee; Community Service; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Horse- show; Sandspur; Flamingo, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Theatre Publicity; Welcom- ing Committee; Theta Alpha Phi; Phi So- ciety; Libra, Vice-President; Freshman Show, Independent Show; Rollins Players, Butter and Egg Man, I Remember Mama, The Torchbearers, The Corn Is Green, Hayfever TV, ANNE GARRETSON 430 College Avenue, Ashland, Ohio MAJOR: Theater Arts, KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Scholarship Chairman; Tomokan, Business Manager, Advertising Staff, Pho- tography Staff; Sandspur; Student Council, Alternate ELLIE, BETTY, AND LUCY 77 WARREN AND LUIS WARREN H. RIEDERS 144 West 86th Street, New York, New York MAJOR: History; Transfer from Davis-EI- kins College; ALPHA OMEGA CHI; Intra- mural Tennis, Golf, Riding, Basketball, Swimming. LUIS MANUEL GONZALEZ Box 294, Trujillo City, Dominican Republic MAJOR: History and Economics; Transfer from Manhattan College; INDEPENDENT; Rollins Scientific Society; Pan American Club; Race Relations Club; International Relations Club. to 78 Frank: MAJOR Business Administration; SIGMA NU. Clyde: MAJOR: History; SIGMA NU, Presi- dent, R Club, Varsity Baseball, Intramu- rals. FRANK Jane: MAJOR: Piano and Music Education; PHI MU, Fraternity Education Chairman, Chaplain; Rollins Music Guild; Canterbury Club; Chapel Choir, President; Madrigals; Glee Club; Freshman Show; Phi Beta, Pub- licity Chairman, Winner of Honor Scholar- ship; Student Assistant of Rollins Com- munity Junior Choir; Student Teacher in Conservatory Extension Division; White- headed Boy. Carol: MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Monticello College, Godfrey, III.; PHI MU; Community Service Club; Intramural Sports. JANE AND CAROL so RICHARD LYNN JOHNSON 1359 Pine Street, Wahoo, Nebraska MAJOR: Chemistry, ALPHA PHI LAMB- DA; Zeta Alpha Epsilon, Key Society, Phi Society; Bach Choir, Rollins Scientific So- ciety; Chapel Choir; German Club; The Cherry Orchard ; Varsity Crew. EDMND R. OKONIEWSKI 320 West First Street Fulton, New York MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Niag- ara University, INDEPENDENT; Intramu- ral Softball, Volleyball, Basketball OKIE AND RICH 81 ROBERT LEE ROBINSON 105 North Fifth Street, Millville, New Jersey MAJOR: History; Transfer from University of Pennsylvania; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Student Council, Pi Gamma Mu; Race Re- lations. DUD, ROBBY, ROSEMARY ROBINSON, AND BILL 82 JAMES T. EDENS PAUL ANDERSON 1226 37th Street, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from the University of Florida. 1386 Clay Street, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Mathematics; Transfer from Carleton College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA. WILLIAM J. BAZLEY 1 1 2 Gardner ' s Lane, Ansonia, Connecticut MAJOR: Business Administration; LAMB- DA CHI ALPHA; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Football; Community Service, Vice-Chairman; Race Relations, Treasurer; International Relations, Vice- Chairman; Chapel Usher; Vice-President of Freshman Class; Freshman Show; Inde- pendent Show; Welcoming Committee; Pan American League; WHOO, Radio Script. 83 Ik DOROTHY STONE 1411 Clinton Boulevard, Bloomington, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAP- PA KAPPA GAMMA, President of Pledge Class, Marshal; Newman Club; Pan Ameri- can Club, French Club; Community Service; Intramural Archery, Volleyball. CAROLYN MAASS 317 Garden Road, Palm Beach, Florida MAJOR: Spanish; KAPPA KAPPA GAM- MA, President, Vice-President; Internation- al Relations Club; Chapel Staff, Sandspur. 84 J. DWIGHT PHILLIPS RUSSELL JAY HOFFMAN, JR. 302 South Elk Street, 213 North Mills Street, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania Orlando, Florida Jimmie: MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from the University of Florida. Russ: MAJOR: Accounting; Transfer from the University of Georgia, Georgia Military College, Orlando Junior College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA; Intramural Football. JIMMIE AND RUSS 85 JIM AND BILL JAMES RAY HENDRIX Beaufort, South Carolina MAJOR: General Human Relations; Trans- fer from Georgia Military College; INDE- PENDENT; Varsity Football. WILLIAM FRANGUS 631 Hillcrest Avenue, Orlando, Florida MAJOR: History; Transfer from Orlando Junior College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA; Sandspur, Sports Editor, Business Manager, Rollins Newsreel, Editor-in-Chief; Publica- tions Union, President; Orientation Week Committee. 86 L. NORMAN CATLEDGE 1916 Park Lake Avenue Orlando, Florida PAULINE RUTH SCHWING 960 N. Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, Florida ROGER DEAN SCUDDER 1441 Mizell Avenue, Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: General Human Relations; Trans- MAJOR: German and General Science; IN- MAJOR: English; Transfer from Orland fer from Stetson University; PI KAPPA DEPENDENT; German Club; French Club; Junior College; INDEPENDENT. PHI Sandspur; Rollins Scientific Society; Tarpon. CORKY HOBBS SCARBOROUGH Bellevue Road, Dublin, Georgia MAJOR: Theater Arts; DELTA CHI; Studio Club; French Club; Chapel Usher; Freshman Show; Independent Show; Rollins Players; Cheerleader; Master Technician at the Annie Russell Theater; Theta Alpha Phi. NOT PICTURED: HARRY BALDWIN LEE GIBSON WARREN HORTON IRIS JOHNSON LEONARD KITTS VERNON MORGAN LAWRENCE WAGNER HOWARD WIELAND 87 upper division . . . R. A. ELLIOTT DARLENE EVILSIZOR JOHN GRAY BOB HEATH upper division BILLY KEY MARY CLARE KOLTES ROBIN MERRILL NORBETT MINTZ TOM MOLLOY ED MORRIS BILL MUNCEY MARILYN NAAS ROSE NAYLOR ROBERT NEUHAUS ALYS OGLESBY BOB PECK upper division . . . lower division Hi CHARLEY AYRES HOWARD AUGUSTINE JOE AUGERI ED AUGER HENRY ARISTIZABAL WINDY ANDREWS MARILYN ANDERSON ALYCE ALEXANDER MARIAM AKRA LYNN BAILEY MARY BAILEY DICK BALDWIN KAZAM BARAKAT FRANK BARKER DIANNE BARNES ROBERT BASS BETTY ANN BAYLESS CHARLES BELEW PATRICIA BELL LARRY BENTLEY ROGER BENTLY ALICE BERASTEGUI IRENE BERKMAN NANCY BILLINGS JANET BISHOP GEORGE BISSET DAN BRADLEY ALIDA BRANGS JIM BRASS VICKI BRAWN 95 BARBARA BREMERMAN TOM BRENNARD PHYLUIS BRETELL MARY LOU BUCHANAN TOM BUCHBINDER ROBERT BUCK BOB BUFFINGTON BILL BUGH PEGGY BURNETT IVY CAMP DOROTHY CAMPBELL JERRY CAMPBELL MARY CARTER JERRY CASWELL ALLEE CHATHAM TIM CHILTON ALBERT CHUBB JEAN CLARK JERRY CLARK DICK COLABELLA BAR3ARA COLEMAN BILL CONKLIN NANCIE COOPER DON CORR1GAN BETTY CROWTHER ALLEN CURTIS UGO DAMIA TOM D ' ANDSEA VIRGINIA DARWIN CHRIS DAVIS 96 JOHN DE CARVILLE JOHN DE GROVE ANDY DENONN MARSANE DE LORENZO HELEN DE TROY MARY DRAUGHON DOT DUFRESNE KEN DUNNING DEREK DUNN-RANKIN JO DUNN-RANKIN VICTOR DYKHINGER RICHARD EAGLE ALICE EGAN ERNEST EICKELBERGER JANICE ELDREDGE DIANE EVANS SHERWOOD EVANS NANCY FAIRFIELD LINDA FALLS JERRY FAULKNER JIM FAY LAUISE FEKANY BARBARA FEIDELSON JAMES FELIX JOE FINLEY HARRY FISHER LARY FITZPATRICK BERSY FLETCHER PAT FOGARTY MILLICENT FORD t f a — W Ki 41 % In m v n t LA S0SK1 97 ' if — 1 — J , 1 -1 Wf -4 ■ i j mm Jf- SKi ill - i H9 — s-- mmm 1 =l art BILL FRICKE IRIS FRYE GERRY GALOT PAUL GALLO DON GEDDES ANN GEIER LEE GIBSON JOSEPH GILLEN RUTH GLASS CAROL GLEASON VIRGINIA GOLD BUD GOODE FRED GOODHART NICKE GOULD HAROLD GOURLEY MARILYN GREGG SAM GREGORY JERRY GRIGGS DAN HAIGHT LELA HALL BILL HAMILTON TESSIE HANNEMANN PHYLLIS HARBULA DON HARTER GORDON HATHAWAY FRED HAULLAUER WALTER HAYES B J. HAYWOOD DELTON HELMS CAROLYN HERRING 98 CARLTON HIGH E. HILL SARETTA HILL MARY ANN HOBART MERLE HODGES RALPH HODGES NANCY HOELZ DIANE HOLLAND SALLY HOPPLE KAY HORTON CHESTA HOSMER KEN HOWARD LUCIA HOWARD NANCY HUFF BEATRICE HUGER JOE HULL EMORY HUNTER BETTY HUNTSMAN JOEL HUTZLER RAY IHUDRIN LOUIS INGRAM BARNUM IRVINE MACK ISRAEL SEYMOUR ISRAEL RAY JANNENGA JEAN KAVANAUGH BARBARA KAUFMAN JULIE KAUFFMAN DOLORES KARWOWSKI JOHN R. JOY mm W ■ W ft 9 ' 2 wW J0 ■■sv 1 — ; W Ml II j ' | 1 try 1 i • T | 11 1 i ■f 1 (i c A 1 t - S b r • S 1 % A C ) f a In ; a V I f 1 1 1 99 DON JONES GEORGE JOHNSON DAVID B. JOHNSON JANEY JOHANNES JOHN KEENE KAREN KELLY BETTY LOW KEPLER KAY KIBBEE PAUL KLORES MARILYN KLUMB LUCIA KOLB JANE KOTTMEIER DON KURZ CLASON KYLE LUIGI LABOUBARDA BETTY JEAN LANG LOIS LANGELLIER JOHN LARGE BOB LEADER JANE LEE PEGGY LENNEY INEZ LIBBY LYNN LIVINGSTON PAUL LOOMIS JESSELL LOVE GEORGE LYMBORN DAMON LYONS BILLIE MocGREGOR BARBARA MACK MARY JANE MALLORY 100 DAVE MANLEY DODI MANNING CAROLINE MARSH KENNETH MASON DON MATCHETT MARCIA MATTOX PYE MAYHUE BOB McCOURT RALPH McDANIEL kay McDonnell HELEN McKAY PHYLLIS McRAE RAY McMULLIN MACK MEINER HENRY MENEDEZ BETTY MERRILL NATALIE MERRITT JANE MILLER ILA MILLER ALFREDO MILLET MARY MONROE BUD MORRISON JOANNE MOSELY BEN MOUNT JUDY MUNSKE THOMAS NELSON SALLY NEWTON PHILIP NICETOY BOB NIKOLAS AMY NIXON 101 r « — - r ARDATH NORCROSS MARGE NORTON JERRY O ' BRIEN JACK O ' KEEFE MARGARET PADGETTE CYRENE PALMISANO DICK PARKER ELEANOR PARKER RUTH PATE JOAN PATTON VINCENCIO PEREZ TONY PERKINS MARIE PERKINS CLAUDINE PETERSON JOHN PHILLIPS DAN PINGER NANCY POLK WAYNE PONTIOUS ALICE POOLE JOSH POOLE DICK POPE JANE POTTS BARCLAY POWERS DUBAC PREECE JACKIE PREIS CAMILLA RAWSON ANN REEVES NANCY REILLY MARIAN RICH PAT ROBERTS PETER ROBINSON ROSEMARY ROBINSON MIMI ROHN BILL ROSS R. D. ROTH HELEN RUETTY HARRY RYDER BETTY SALEEBA BILL SANCHEZ DON SOREF SHIRLEY SAUERBRUNN ED SCHEER PAT JOERN SCHLOOT JAN SCHLOOT PHYLLIS SCHMIDT NANCY SCHWADERER ROY SECKINGER KATHY SHACKELFORD MICHAEL SHAMILZADEH BARBARA SHANK HENRY SHANNON PAUL SHELTON MARILYN SHINTON LINDA SHULTS CONSTANCE SIARTO ELEANOR SIGNAIGO TOMMY SIMMONS CAROLYN SIMONDS MEG SIMPSON BILL SIPPRELL 4!§ S . f ' .V ■ S IF ft 1 1 , IP ■Hi? . • . : 1 V, ! 1 F 1 1 f j ' A | mm 4pfci| tip k r 1 • - 8 I 103 L 3T a 1 % i .1 1 - - j n 1 1 GAIL SMITH JANE SMITH RALPH SNYDER ELAINE SOMMER BARBARA SPENCER JACK SPENCER DARYL STAM PIERRE STEWARD SALLY STEWART VIRGINIA STEWART STANLEY STIPICK CARL STOVER BECKY STRICKLAND NORMAN SUMNER BARBARA SWIFT RICHARD SYDON ABDY TAHERI NANCY TEAGUE RAYMOND THAGGARD JOHN THIBODEAU BOB TILLER HARVARD TOWNSEND PETE TRONE JANE TRUITT RONALD TRUMBULL FANCHON TURCK JUDY TUTTLE SUE VAN HOOSE BARBARA VARLAND DON VASSAR 104 RICHARD VAUGHN JOHN VEREEN BEV VICKERSTAFF DICK VREELAND JACKIE WALKER LYDIA WALLACE MAE WALLACE CHARLES WALLRICH AD WARNER JEAN WARREN JEAN WASHBURN BUNNY WELLS JACK WHEELER MARY LYNN WHITE SARA WHITTEN EVERETTE WILLIAMS BARBARA WISEBORGER JANE CROSBIE WITTBOLD CYNTHIA WOLL BARBARA WOLLOM JIDGE WOOD DON WORK JANE WYNN ROBERT YODER MARITA YOUNG THOMAS YOUNG CAY YOUNGS nil r | f3 . • 1 Z ? T -w £ — 1 . 1 a 1 1 ! i 105 departments 1 a r I business administration and economics The Rollins Economic Conference attracts outstanding speakers in the field of economic?- and helps to further the students ' under- standing of its various aspects. The general topic of this year ' s three-day conference was The Impact of World Affairs Upon the American Economy. This was the sixteenth year that an Economic Conference has been held at Rollins. faculty First row: John Tiedtke, Paul Fenlon, Ross Evans. Second row Dr. Royal France, Dr. William Mel- cher, Richard Plumer, Flora Ma goun Nor pictured Gardner Sharpe 1 i:s e n g I i s h foreign languages 114 french club faculty First row: Bill Lye 1 1, Judy Munske, Karen Kelly. Second row: Madame Boucop, Madame Grande, Sam Gregory, Ben Mount, Ruth Gold Third row: Luigi Loboubarda, Christine Murou, George Roice, Pamela Craig. Fourth row: Marcia Mattox, Lucia Kolb, Jane Wynn, Barbara Kaufman, Nancy Fairfield, Marion LeNoir. Fifth row: Fred Rogers, Milicent Ford, Cyrene Palmisano, Shirley Christensen, Ed Angier, Bob Peck, Dale Travis. Sixth row: Fred McFalls, Jeonnine Romer, John Phillip, Kazam Baiakat, Dan Haight. Dr. Minor, Antonia Lamb Not pictured ' Angela Camp bell, Rudolph Fischer, Eugenia Grand, Colette van Boecop pan-american league This club aims to unite in good- will, friendship, and understand- ing m order to attain American solidarity among the twenty-one sovereign republics of the West- ern Hemisphere. First row: Phyllis Rick, Janice Eldridge, Alice Egan, Mary White Second row: Vincenzio Perez, Barbara Cole man, Maud Trismon, Joanne Endriss, Professor Lamb Third row: Tim Chilton, Ed Angier, Billy Sanchez L15 general human relations . . . pi gamma mu National social science honor society for the advancement of the scientific study of social problems. faculty First row: Dr. Rhea Smith, Dean Darrah. Second row Dr. Alfred Hanna, Audrey Packham, Dr. Theodore Collier, Dr. Morris Lazaron. Third row: Richard Plummer, Dr. William Fort, Dr. Alexander Waite, Dr. Royal France. Not pictured: Dr. U. T. Bradley, Dr. George W. Freeman, Dr. C. Wendell King, Dr. James Russel 1 . Dean Wendell Stone. 116 music faculty student music guild First row: Walter Charmbury, Ann Lovell, Kathleen DuBose, Alphonse Carlo. Second row: Ross Rosazza, Mary Nelson, Phyllis Sias, John Carter, Katherine Carlo. Not pictured Harvey Woodruff. choir first row Arden Roth, Chesta Hosman, Doris Campbell, Diane Holland, Shirley Christensen. Second row. Fred McFalls, Jeannine Romer, Jackie Biggerstaff, Marshall Stone, Jane Hood. Third row: Fred Rogers, John Phillip, Jack Reardon, Bill Bugh. Fourth row: Niel Burt, Gretchen Herpel, Ann Reeves, Kit Johnson, Maud Trisman, Natalie Miller. First row Jane Kottmeier, Diane Evans, Diane Holland, Marsane de Lorenzo, Betty Russell, Mary Jo Wagner, Camilla Rawson, Judy Munske. Second row. Sue Van Hoose, Cornelia Burt, Barbara Pulese, Natalie Miller, Noncy Hoelz, Jackie Biggerstaff. Third row Miss Horton, Marie Perkins, Dallas Williams, Natalie Merritt, Virginia Stewart, Peggy Munch, Mr. Key. Fourtfi row: Sherwood Evans, Hugo Damia, Tom Simmons, Dick Johnson, Don Basser. Billv Sanchez. Fifth row: Mr. Woodruff, Jack Reardon, Ed Silo, Roger Bentley, Bill Bugh, Mack Israel, Charles Belew. 117 physical education and health . . . faculty First row. Fleet Peeples, Jim McDougall. Second row: Jock McDowell, Sara Jane Dorsey, Janet Patton, Joe Justice. science. 118 knowles hall classroom First row: Betsy Williams, Joan Champion, Philip Nicetoy Second row: Dr. Vestal, Howard Wieland, Dr. Huntley, Richard Johnson, Professor Riley Jones, Dr. Gilbert. rollins scientific society This society aims to bring together those stu- dents interested in discussing and hearing about advancements within the several fields of science. zeta alpha epsilon An honorary scientific fraternity whose pur- pose is to give recognition to outstanding stu- dents and to promote a broadened interest in the sciences. (fVpi fa First row: Betsy Williams, Jo Ann Raulerson, Bud Morrison, Luis Gonzaliz, Sherwood Evans Second row. Barbara Mack, Joan Champion, Dick Johnson, Howard Wieland Third row: Mark Lambert, Max Grulke, Professor Shor, John Joy, Jim Kraisher, Phil Nicetoy Fourth row: Professor Huntley, Dr Gilbert, Dr Bell, Dr. Vestal, Professor Riley Jones 119 theater arts . . . faculty rhera alpha phi First row. Betty Garrett, Tia Crawford, Ellie Hummel, Jan Olson. Second row. Donald Allen, Corky Scarbor- ough, Dick Verigan, Howard Bailey, Wilbur Dorsett. rollins players The Rollins players are composed of students who have done outstanding work in dra- matics. A point system for work accomplished in acting and stagecraft is the basis for membership. First row: Ranny Walker, Peggy Burnett, Tia Crawford, Howard Bailey, Mrs. Howard Bailey. Second row: Carolyn Alfred, Lynn Bailey, Ellie Hummel, Betty Garrett, Don- ald Allen. Third row: Jan Olson, Dick Verigan, Corky Scarborough, Natalie Merritt, Ralph Seidel, Bet- ty Lou Kepler 120 121 activities . . student council The Student Association of Rollins College is for the organization of the student body in the management of all student activities, the promotion of good fellowship and the enforcement of law and order in the college. The officers consist of Ken Horton, President; Francis Natolis, Vice-President; Ann Lewis Turley, Secretary; and Don Brinegar, Comptroller. Don, Ken, Ann Lewis, and Nofie 128 Student Council in action First row: Francis Natolis, Ken Horton, Ann Turley, Don Brinegar, Second row: Doris Campbell, Diane Vigeant. Third row: Dick Elliott, Lois Johnston, Stan Rudd, Barbara Mack, Bud Felix, Carolyn Alfred, Shirley Christensen, Ginny Apgar, Dave Manlcy Fourth row Hester Davis, Billy Key, Joe Augeri, Lucy Bright, Linda Shults. Fifth row: Joe Swicegood, Corky Hall, Bill Muncey, Bill Bazley, Norby Mintz, Joe Finley, Lois Langelier. 129 chapel staff and committees The Chapel Staff is responsible for the religious program on the campus. It sponsors specific programs and projects and functions through three service and study committees of the Chapel: Com- munity Service, International Relations and the Race Relations Committee. First row: Carolyn Alfred, Hester Davis, Jean Currie, Helen Demitrelis, Dick Elliott. Second row: Scotty Withered, Fred Rogers, Gale Smith, Diane Vigean, Dan Eastwood. Third row: Pete Ray, Professor King, Miss Adolphs, Dean Darrah, Art Gregory. 130 community service This committee works in close association with both county and local welfare agencies to help those that are needy. First row: Eleanor Smith, Windy Andrews, Borbara Coleman, Jean Currie, Janice El dridge, Kay Kibbe. Second row: Mimi Rohn, Mary Jane Mallory, Shirley Wilson, Betty Sleba, Ann Jones, Betty Huntsman, Jane Smith. Third row: Joel Hutzler, Fred Rogers, Gale Smith, Mrs. Smith, Helen Demitrelis, Carolyn Alfred. Fourth row: Ha Miller, Bar- bara Swift, Jean Wiselogel, Delia Davis, Alice Alexander, Jean Clark, Mary Draugh- on, Dick Elliott, Bill Bazley. chapel ushers First row: Ed Motch, Ralph Snyder, Don Marvin, Francis Notolis, Dick Elliott, Scotty Witherell. Second row: Dick Snyder, Bud Felix, Bob Tiller, Bob Peck, Bob Miller. Third row: Jack Mehlek, Dean Darrah, Don Brinegar, Corky Scarborough, Bill Bazley. The ushers take charge of all the services in the Chapel and are an organized group connected with the Chapel Staff. 131 international relations This club studies and dis- cusses the problems affecting our relations with the world. Through connections with the Carnegie Endowment for In- ternational Peace, World Stu- dent Service Fund, and the Y.M and Y.W.C.A., current literature is received, confer- ences are held and speakers furnished. first row: Jo Dunn, Luis Gonzalez, Phyllis Rick, Jean Clark, Lois Paxton, Marnee Norris, Ann Greene Second row Kathie Keller, Jean Wiselogel, Bob Mi ' ler, Bill Bazley, Dan Soref Third row: Dick Elliott, Berry Rowland, Fred Rogers First row: Dick Elliott, Ethel Dieckman, Virginia Darwin, Kay Horton, Judy Tuttle. Second row: Professc King, Gretchen Herpel, Sue Van Hoose, Barbara Kaufman, Cay Youngs, Barbara Mack. Third row: Richard Eagle, Bill Bazley, Jeannine Romer, Mary Jane Mallory, Irene Berkman, Gale Smith, Luis Gonzalez, Bill Lyell. Fourth row: Robert Robinson, Fred Rogers, Jean Clark, Barbara Feidelson. race relations This committee cooper- ates with the local Inter- racial Relations Commit- tee in practical projects, studies and discusses the many race problems, and participates in state and national conferences. 132 other groups traffic committee Dick Baldwin, Ginny Apgar, Bill Gordon speech society The Rollins Speech Society works in speaking before others for the better understanding of everyday conversation. First row: George Roice, Derek Dunn Ranrin, Marion LeNoir. Second row: Betty Garrett, Dick Elliott, Ed Scheer, Dan Eastwood. honor societies key society This society is a local honorary organi- zation founded To study, discuss, and strive to further the best interests of Rollins College; to encourage graduate work among Rollins students; to help maintain scholarship and extracurricular activities on a high plane. Membership is by invitation only, open to upper di- vision students, and based on scholastic work and activities. Robert Robinson, Richard Johnson, Marnee Norris. Not pictu red: Professor Riley Jones, Dean Stone, Walter Roose, Fred Rogers, Helen Demetrelis, Paul Biner, Nrxbett Mintz. who ' s who Only very outstanding seniors are selected to have write-ups in the publication, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. phi society The Phi Society, which was organized at Rollins in 1935, elects to membership those who have attained high rank in scholarship as first year students. It is sponsored by Phi Beta Kappa. first row: Dallas Williams, Marnee Norris, Ann Turley, Jeannine Romer. Second row: Jack McCauslin, Buddy Tate, Don Brinegar, Jum Kelly, Ken Horton. First row: Betty Garrett, Helen Demetrelis, Ann Turley. Second row: Maud Trisman, Hester Davis, Norby Mintz. Third row: Paul Binner, Bob Neuhaus, Richard Johnson. 134 omicron delta kappa O.D.K. is a national honorary service fraternity for upper division men who have distinguished themselves in campus activities. libra The Order of the Libra is an honorary activities fraternity for women students who have contrib- uted outstanding services in activities and leader- ship. First row: Dean Stone, Dean Waite, Dr Melcher, Riley Jones Second row Pete Fay, Joe Justice, Don Vincent, Howard Bailey. o.o.o.o. This is a men ' s honorary organization to create, preserve, and foster the traditions and ideals of Rollins; to promote respect for college customs; and to develop a spirit of leadership and coopera- tion in the student body. phi beta This national honorary society is made up of women with musical or dramatic ability and high scholarship. First row: Ellie Hummel, Jan Olson, Peggy Burnet, Chesta Hosman, Natalie Merritt, Arden Roth. Second row. Betty Garrett, Jane Hood, Shirley Christen sen, Doris Campbell, Natalie Miller. Third row: Gretchen Herpel, Jeannine Romer, Jackie Biggerstaff first row. Dallas Williams, Ellie Hummel, Norma Thaggard, Jeannine Romer. Second row: Marnee Norris, Carolyn Alfred, Jane Hood, Shirley Christensen. Third row: Ann Turley, Dean Cleveland, Miss Eastwood, Miss Montgomery Buddy Tate, Ken Horton, Francis Natolis, Jim Imand, Charles Knecht, Pete Fay, Jim Kelly. 135 publications . . . Rollins has five student publications: The Sandspur, a weekly paper; the Tomokan, the yearbook; the Flamingo, the literary magazine; the R Book, the Freshman Handbook; and the Rollins Newsreel, a new college enterprise. All are published by student editors and staffs under the direction of the Publications Union, whose Board of Control is made up of the editors, business managers, and faculty advisors of the student publications. Here, among these widely different types of publications, the student interested in journalistic or literary work can find a place for himself. publications union First row: President Bill Frongus, Secretary Hester Davis, Lois Paxton. Second row; Dallas Williams, Mary Bailey, Don Vincent, Don Brinegar, Derek Dunn-Rankin. 136 sandspur First row: John deGrove, Lois Langelier, John Vereen, Derek Dunn-Rankin, Wit Simpson, Ad Warner. Second row: Helen Demitrelis, Jack O ' Keefe, Alida Brangs, Alice Egan, Mariel Riddle, Louise Fekany, Joel Rutzler, Don Jones. Third row: Cyrene Palmisano, Bill Lyell, Barbara Coleman, Saretta Hill, Fred McFalls, Jackie Preiss, Corky Hall, Paula Schwing. Fourth row: Dave Estes, Rummy, Mary Bailey, Kitsy Graham, Betsy Fletcher, Joan Grant. editorial board Editor-in-Chief DEREK DUNN-RANKIN News Editor . JOHN VEREEN Sports Editor LOIS LANGELIER Society Editor BETSY FLETCHER Feature Editor TOM PICKENS Photography Editor JOEL HUTZLER Business Manager BILL FRANGUS Advertising Manager . . . SCOTTY WITHERELL Copy Chief KITSY GRAHAM 137 I I s i J. n flamingo First row: Alys Ogelsby, Dallas Williams, Editor, Mary Bailey Second row: Tom Pickens, Ethel Diekman, Mrs. Dean, Harry Bald- win. r book Harry Baldwin and Editor Hester Davis rollins newsreel First row: Jane Crosbie Wittbold. Second row: Dick Baldwin, Bill Wittbold, Bud Johnson. Third row Pat McCamey, Jane Sfanaland, Dallas Williams. 138 tomokan 139 sports n r clubs... The R Clubs are composed of letter men and women who have earned their major or minor R ' s and the purpose of the clubs is to promote greater athletic interest. girl ' s r club Bobbie Doerr, Doris Jensen, Norma Jean Thaggard, and Marnee Norris. boy ' s club First row: Jim Imand, Francis No- tolis, Jim Kelly, L. D. Bochette, Buddy Tate. Second row. Joe Swicegood, Ed Motch, Don Work, Frank Polak, Pete Fay. Third row: Ron Frymire, Don Brinegar, Jim Bryson. Not pictured: Max Grulke, Ken Horton, Clyde Kelly, Charles Knecht, Clyde Stevens, Dick Bald- win, Paul Binner, Lyle Chambers, John Gray, Dave Manley, Tom Molloy, Jim Wesley, John Ve r een. 146 Corky Scarborough Diane Vigeant Kay McDonell Bob Heath varsity junior varsity Sally Hopple, Ann Geier, Diana Evans. Not pictured: Jerry Griggs cheerleaders 147 basketball . . . This year ' s basketball team was one that all connected with Rollins could be proud of. They started to click at the first of the season and continued to do so throughout. They won eleven games and lost ten, but played the kind of ball which kept the spectators on the edge of their seats at all times. The team was led by three former teammates at Jacksonville Junior College: Frank Barker, Everette Williams, and Dick Seyler. The first string was rounded out by the Fay brothers, Jim and Pete. A semi-pro team from Daytona provided the opposition in the first two games, and the Rollins squad won easily, 62-58 and 64-58. The first collegiate team we faced was the Miami Hurricanes. They came to Orlando with the reputation of being the finest team in Florida and one of the best in the South. Rollins was completely outclassed in the first half and fell behind, 34-23, but the second half proved to be a different story, and the Tars slowly pulled within striking distance. Just as the buzzer sounded to end the game, Pete Fay dropped in a two-pointer for a 59-58 win. This proved to be the biggest upset in the Florida basketball season. The next two games were played against the Patrick Henry Air Base, who lost, and the Paris Island Marines, to whom we dropped a hard-fought decision 65-60. However, this was about the finest team we met all season. After Christmas the team lost to Stetson, 74-58, and then faced the Miami Hurricanes again, who wanted revenge and got it from the Tars, 76-54. Following these two defeats, the McDowell men had a five-game winning streak against the Milians of Tampa, Green Cove, Navy, Stetson, and Florida Southern, This victory march was snapped by Tampa, 105-74, which proved to be the most points ever scored by two teams in a game in the history of Florida basket- ball. The next game again saw the Tars defeated in a close battle jack Mcdowell Coach by Mercer, 59-57. After losing to Stetson and Florida State, Rollins met Erskine to romp to an 80-56 win, only to be met next by our third defeat at the hands of the Stetson Hatters. Next Rollins closed out Florida Southern, 59-57, in their second meeting on a field goal by Bill Ross. Tampa then came to Orlando to swamp the Tars with a 65-55 defeat, in the final game of the season, Florida State came from behind at the half to walk away with the game, 62-45. On the whole it was a pretty successful season and means that we should encourage Rollins to stress basketball even more. Frank Barker proved to be the finest player on the Rollins team and he led the team and the state in scoring for some time. However, the excellent help he received from the rest of the squad deserves high praise, too. It was a fine season. 148 schedule December Patrick Air Force Base January 23 Tampa December 7 Miami January 26 Mercer December 13 Parris Island Marines January 30 Stetson January 8 Stetson February 1 Florida State U January 10 Miami February 7 Erskine January 13 Milian ' s of Tampa February 10 Stetson January 15 Green Cove Navy February 14 Florida Southern January 17 Milian ' s of Tampa February 17 Tampa January 20 Stetson February 23 Florida St ate U. January 22 Florida Southern varsity First row: Frank Baiker, Pete Fay, Everette Williams, Jrm Kelly, Tim Chilton, Bill Ross. Second row John De Carville, Dick Seyler, Bud Fisher, Dclton Heims, Jim Fay, Francis Natolis, Ken Mason. 149 150 151 wafer sports The Tarpon Club is made up of the best women swimmers at Rollins and the purpose of the group is to promote interest in synchronized swimming. Bal- let stunts such as kips, swirls, porpoises, dolphins, and water wheels are demonstrated in formations by from two to ten girls. Throughout the year the club presents water shows at the Orange Court Hotel in Orlando, Sanlando Springs, the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in Daytona, Cypress Gardens, and at the Mayfair Inn in Sanford. Interest in water skiing at Rollins has developed tremendously in the past few years and during the last three years the Rollins team has participated in the Inter-Collegiate Tournament held at Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven. Rollins men and women have each won twice and if they win again this year they will be able to keep the trophy. This year we should have the best team that we have ever had as may more students are interested in the ski team and want to be on it; besides the fact that Dick Pope is still the most outstanding member of the team. Since 1948 Dick has been the National Water Skiing Champion and this year became the World Champion. tennis.. Last year saw the end of the tennis team ' s winning streak, when they lost two of their matches to Miami University while winning nine. Ricaido Balbiers was the outstanding member of the team and while par- ticipating in the National Intercollegiate Champion- ship, he reached the finals Rollins finished third in the final standings. The girl ' s team, although playing no collegiate matches, did do well for themselves in the various tournaments around Florida. Their most outstanding player was Doris Jensen, who won the Florida State crown here in Orlando. The team this year has all the old stars returning along with outstanding addi- tion of Elaine Lawicki, who |ust recently this year captured the Florida State Crown from Doris. Much is expected of this team in tournament play this season. The men ' s team lost Ricardo Balbiers, who lost only one match during his collegiate career, through graduation, and Norman Copeland in the same wav But the team is still expected to be as strong as last year ' s because of the presence of Alfredo Millet, a very fine player from Mexico, and the addition of more material in the lower positions on the team Tom Molloy will be expected to fill the number one spot, and Calhoun Dickson, Jim Wesley Paul Binner, Buzz Benson, and Ed Scheer along with Millet will round out the team JIM McDOUGALL Coach schedule MARCH 22— PRESBYTERIAN Home MARCH 24— FLORIDA STATE Home MARCH 27— DUKE Home MARCH 28— LOYOLA (New Orleans) Home APRIL 4 —MIAMI Coral Gables APRIL 7 —FLORIDA Home APRIL 17— FLORIDA SOUTHERN Lakeland APRIL 21— MIAMI Home APRIL 24— FLORIDA Gainesville APRIL 28— FLORIDA SOUTHERN — Home 154 girl ' s ream Doris Jensen. 1 55 CALHOUN DICKSON ALFREDO MILLET baseball Since the 1951 version of the Rollins Tars base- ball team is still wrapped in its preliminary stage, it is difficult to judge their potentiality at present. A great deal of work remains to be done, and several positions need to be filled; positions which were left vacant by the departure of such men as Harry Han- cock, Buddy McBride, John Gray, Clyde Stevens and others. Some of the newcomers who will fill the vacant posts are Frank Barker, Fred Baldwin, Bud Fisher, Al Chubb, and Bob Leader. This year ' s team has a fine record to uphold, for Rollins has captured the state crown for three years in a row. Coach Joe Justice has hopes, naturally, of making it four straight. Besides such state powerhouses as Florida and Miami, we also meet Alabama, one of the best teams in the Southeast, and North Carolina, a power in the Southern Conference. Those who come to Harper- Sheppard Field this year can expect to see some good ball games from a young, hustling Rollins squad. schedule JOE JUSTICE Coach MARCH 17— ROLLINS VS. NORTH CAROLINA ROLLINS VS. ALABAMA MARCH 19— NORTH CAROLINA VS. ALABAMA NORTH CAROLINA VS. ALABAMA MARCH 20— ALABAMA VS. NORTH CAROLINA ALABAMA VS. ROLLINS MARCH 23— CLEMSON MARCH 24— CLEMSON MARCH 30— MIAMI MARCH 31— MIAMI APRIL 2 — PARRIS ISLAND MARINES APRIL 3 —PARRIS ISLAND MARINES APRIL 6 —FLORIDA STATE APRIL 7 —FLORIDA STATE APRIL 13— FLORIDA APRIL 14— FLORIDA APRIL 19— FLORIDA SOUTHERN APRIL 21— FLORIDA SOUTHERN APRIL 23— GREEN COVE NAVY APRIL 27— MIAMI APRIL 28— MIAMI MAY 1 —TAMPA MAY 4 —TAMPA MAY 5 —STETSON MAY 11— STETSON MAY 12— STETSON MAY 15— STETSON MAY 18— FLORIDA MAY 19— FLORIDA 158 ' T Kaz ° m Ba kat - L V le Chambers, Joe Hull, Buddy Tate, Francis Natolis, Dick Williams, Bud F,sher Fred Baldwin D,ck Elliott Frank bT T ' ' i f™ ? Williams, Bruce Lee, Don Work, Bob Leader, Jim Durond, Bill Ross, ' John DeCamile Al Chubb Frank Barker Third row B.ll Pate, Don Anderson, Delton Helms, Marshall Stone, Pete Sturtyvant Chuck Ayers IV.. BUDDY TATE w it -31 % ' FRANCIS NATOLIS 160 161 crew COACH BRADLEY The flashing blades of the Rollins crew had a fifty-fifty record as this ' 51 Tomokan went to press, as they defeated Marietta and finished third behind powerful Boston University and their arch rivals, Florida Southern University. John Thiebadeau, returning letterman, ably held down the stroke position for the Tars, and Don Jones filled the seven seat. Don Brinegar, beginning his fourth varsity crew year, pulled a mighty six oar, while John Vereen, a newcomer to crew and the varsity shell, rowed five. Max Grulke rowed four this year, and three posi- tion was handled by Bill Gordon until he graduated in March, then Charlie Knecht returned after a year ' s layoff with a separated shoulder. The two position on the varsity has been divided among Scotty Witherall, George Johnson and Russ Sturges. Ed Motch, three-year crewman, filled the remaining starboard position as he rowed one in the big blue varsity for the 1951 crew season. Frank Stockton was varsity cox. Coach Bradley gave the nod to the ' 50 crew as being the most satisfying to coach as they developed from being second in the State Championship to beat both Tampa and Florida Southern and be second only to Boston University, for the fourth straight year in the Dad Vail Regatta. The JV shell lined up with Scotty Witherall, stroke; Em Hunter, seven, and Jack Sanderford, Jack Stites, Russ Sturges, Bob Heath, Don Harter, and Tim Lofton on down the line. Seated Frank Stockton, Coach Bradley. Standing: John Thiebadeau, Don Jones, Don Brinegar, John Vereen, Max Grulke, Bill Gordon, Scotty Witherall, Ed Motch. 162 junior varsity Seated Coach Bradley. Standing: Russ Sturges, Emory Hunter, George Johnson, Carl Schoelles, Jack Sanderford, 3ob Heath, Don Harter, Tim Lofton The crews in action on Lake Moitland schedule Ma.ch 24— Boston U . . . Home March 24 — Flori ' a Southern . . . ... Home March 27 — American International April 5 — Washington and Lee ... Home ... Home April 12 — Dartmouth .... Home April 28 — Tampa ... Home May 12 — State Championships . . Tampa May 19— Dad Vail Regatta . . . Poughkeepsie 163 golf... Last year the Rollins golf team had its most suc- cessful season since the end of World War II. The team, composed of Clyde Kelly, Billy Key, Jupe Arnold, and Jimmy Brass, compiled an impressive record of ten wins, two losses, and one tie. But the most outstanding accomplishment of the team was their winning of the Florida Intercollegiate Cham- pionships from the heavily favored Miami team. This was done by the narrow margin of one stroke. The men ' s team wound up their season by playing in the Southern Intercollegiate Championships at Athens, Georgia. Here they made a fine showing, but were not able to win. The girl ' s golf team won many honors for Rollins last year. This was done mainly through the efforts of Betty Rowland, who won the Women ' s National Intercollegiate Championship from Grace Lynzck of Stetson University. Betty is back at Rollins again this year and great things are expected from her. This year ' s golf team is greatly weakened with the loss of three of its top four men. Clyde Kelly turned pro, Jupe Arnold graduated last June, and Jimmy Brass has left school. Billy Key will play in the number one post but as yet the other spots have not definitely been decided upon. Larry Bently, who let- tered last year, will undoubtedly take over one of the positions, and much is expected of newcomer Al Peterson. The girl ' s team appears stronger this year with the addition of Allee Chatham, Barbara Bremerman, and Marilyn, who are all Freshmen. 164 First row: Morilyn Klumb, Allee Chatham, Betty Rowland. Second row: Al Peter- son, Carl Nessler, Billy Key, Larry Bentley Not pictured: Lois Langelier, Elsie Shaw 165 167 intramurals The purpose of the intramural program at Rollins is to provide competition and recreation for every student in those sports which he likes best; to pro- mote interest in these physical activities and to spon- sor certain moral and social attitudes. Suitable tro- phies and individual medals are awarded in all intra- mural sports and the Intramural Cup is awarded to the competing group securing the greatest number of intramural points during the year in men ' s intramurals, this year ' s race for the Clark Trophy is once again dominated by the X-Club, who have won both the footboll and basketball so far. In football the X-Clubbers won, but they were hard pressed by the Sigma Nu ' s. These two games be- tween the two clubs were the best seen in the Sand- spur Bowl in some time. The Lambda Chi ' s finished third with the Independents taking fourth place. In golf and tennis the Independents made a clean sweep with the Sigma Nu ' s taking second in golf, closely followed by the K.A. ' s. Kappa Alpha, in a three-way playoff with the X-Club and Alpha Phi Lambda, cap- tured the second spot in tennis. The basketball sea- son turned out as something of a surprise, for the X-Club went through undefeated to win easily, but the rest of the positions were hotly contested with Lambda Chi, Sigma Nu, and Kappa Alpha finishing in that order. While the Delta Chi ' s just won (-he crew race, volleyball has just started as we go to press, while baseball and swimming is yet to come In the girl ' s intramurals, the Independents seem to be ahead at this time, having won both the basket- ball and the golf. Although the Freshmen actually won the basketball, they were ineligible to win the cup, so the Independents captured it with the Theta ' s coming in second. With such top-notch stars as Elaine Lawicki and Doris Jensen on their team, the Alpha Phi ' s won the tennis easily, with golf going to the Independents as a result of the efforts of Betty Rowland, National Women ' s Intercollegiate Golf Champion. At this time there are still four more sports left for competition, namely, volleyball, swimming, archery, and the horse show, and hoping to repeat their winning styles of last year are: the Kappa ' s in volleyball, the Independents in swimming, and the Theta ' s in both archery and horsemanship. Action during an intramural football game. HiS 169 170 171 sororities . . . and fraternities . rorities pan hel lenic council . The Rollins College Panhellenic Council is for the purpose of maintaining high plane fraternity lite and interf raternity relations within our college, and to compile rules governing rushing, pledging, and initiation on this campus. !7S Seated: President John Vereen. Standing: Buddy Tate, Poul Klores. Tom Molloy, Bill Muncey, Ed Motch, Bud Felix, Tim Lofton The Interf raternity Council of Rollins College is to govern all interf raternity relations, to foster and promote good will and cooperation among them, to preserve and further the ideals of Rollins, and to sponsor the mutual interests of all fraternities on this campus. interfraternity counci 1 7! I alpha phi VIRGINIA BROOKS President BARBARA SHEPPARD Vice-President LOIS JOHNSTON Treasurer MARY LOU MILLS Corresponding Secretary Alpha Phi was founded at Syracuse University in 1872 and has developed into a s orority of 50 chap- ters. The Beta Lambda Chapter was founded at Rollins in 1931. Down around Lakeside we find the Alpha Phi ' s have had quite an eventful year. In December, after our thirteen new pledges had been in the group for a month or so, we spoke to the weatherman about a little snow for our dance. However, we had to make paper and paint do with the result being our Snow Ball, complete with icicles and snowman. Christmas time also brought happiness to Pat Harkins, who was married, and Ginger, Paula, Merle, and Meg, who became engaged. One of our outstanding members was Dallas, who must have found time for other things besides her uke lessons what with being editor of the Flamingo and because her name appeared in Who ' s Who, on Libra ' s roll call, and on Mademoiselle ' s College Board. Alys Oglesby, our most photogenic member, mixed beauty with brains and came out on the honor roll. Our pledge class also showed their versatility when they held a French Cabaret party in the Center. While Mimi Rohn and Janie Miller were often seen pushing their beautiful black limousine around campus, Doris Jensen lost her Florida State tennis crown to her own little sister, Elaine Lawicki. Then, too, winter term again found Dorie and Sis Shute on the varsity basketball team. Early February we initiated a good percentage of our pledges and welcomed Bette De Holczer to Lake- side, while spring term found us trooping over to Daytona as usual. All in all, we have had a good year, but we will miss our seniors Ginger, Dorie, Sis, Lois, Milly, and Dallas, next year. 180 First row: Mabel Scott, Nancie Cooper, Liane Siem, Marilyn Naas, Phyllis Bretell, Nancy Hoelz, Jean Kavanaugh. Second row: Paula Wrenn, Mary Lou Mills, Doris Jensen, Lois Johnston, Sis Shute, Bette De Holczer. Third row: Dallas Williams, Elaine Lawicki, Joan Patton, Carol McKechnie, Ginger Brooks. Fourth row: Jo Hall, Rose Naylor, Meg Simpson, Janie Miller, Pat Harkins Lyons, Mimi Rohn, Merle Hodges, Jane Smith, Lynn White, Alys Oglesby, Gerry Galot, Barbara Sheppard. 181 c h i omega LUCY BRIGHT President ELLIE HUMMEL Vice-President JEAN CURRIE Treasurer HELEN DEMETRELIS — Secretory Chi Omega was originally founded at the Univer- sity of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas, on April 5, 1895, and now has 108 national chapters. The Upsilon Beta chapter was installed at Rollins on Janu- ary 6, 1931. Our chapter stands very high in scholarship on the campus, being third from the top among the various fraternal groups last year. Two of our most outstanding members are Betty Garrett and Eleanor Hummel, who are members of Phi Beta and Libra, respectively. Both Betty and Ellie are also very out- standing in theater work at the Annie Russell and Fred Stone. The big social event of the year that we always look forward to is our dance that we sponsor in March. 182 First row: Barbara Spenser, Amy Lawson, Nancy Polk, Ann Reeves Second row: Cornelia Burt, Helen Demetrelis, Lucy Bright, Florence Clements, Jean Currie, Jane Wynn. Third row: Helen Ruetty, Barbara Mack, Kay Horton, Lucy Howard, Judy Tuttle. Fourth row: Sue Van Hoose, Betty Merril, Betty Crowther, Betty Garrett, Betty Ann Bayless 183 gamma phi beta NANCY FLAVELL President CAROLYN HUGHES Vice-President POLLY CLARK Treasurer SARETTA HILL Recording Secretary Gamma Phi Beta was originally founded at Syra- cuse University, Syracuse, New York, on November 11, 1874. The Alpha Mu chapter was installed at Rollins fifty-four years later and there are now 60 national chapters throughout the United States One of our busiest members during this year has been Betsy Fletcher, who not only was active in sev- eral clubs, but also spent much of her time in the Sandspur office, where she was well occupied with her duties as Society Editor. Other outstanding girls in our group were Nancy Flavell with her horseback riding and Polly Clark with her basketball. Our dance that we sponsor for the student body is our big social event of the year, and it is usually held in April. 184 first row Pye Mayhue, Lela Hall, Jane Carmel, Alice Berastegui, Jean Washburn, Ellie Smith, Cindy Woll. Second row Eleonor Parker, Doryl Stam, Sally Stewart, Darlene Evilsizor, Jane Crosbie Wittbold Third row Kathy Shackeford, Carolyn Hughes, Mariel Riddle, Saretta Hill, Jan McGaw, Nancy Flovell, Betsy Fletcher, Polly Clark, Jane Fraser, Lee Gibson Not pictured Joan Grant, Ardith Norcross, Marcia Matto is:, kappa alpha theta . . . MARY ANN HOBART President VIRGINIA APGAR Vice-President LOIS PAXTON Treasurer PAT WHEATON Corresponding Secretary Kappa Alpha Theta was founded in 1 870 at Indiana Asbury College, which is now Depauw University. It also has the distinction of being the first Greek- letter fraternity known among women. The Gamma Gamma chapter was installed at Rollins in 1933 and is one of the 74 national chapters in the United States and Canada. The Theta ' s started off the year well by pledging thirteen wonderful girls and proceeded from there to become active in college affairs. Hobo was specially busy as president of the Panhellenic Council, while Vol carried out the duties as president of the Junior Panhellenic Council. Another active member of our group was Lois, who had her hands pretty full with three sorority offices besides her job as editor-in- chief of the Tomokan, which was also the third con- secutive year that a Theta had held that position. Scholastically we all did very well on this score to maintain a B average for the chapter last year Sportswise, the Theta ' s captured second place in the intramural basketball race and hope to repeat last year ' s feat, this Spring, of winning the Horse Show Plaque, which was largely a result of the eques- trian abilities of Hobo. We cannot mention the word sports without bringing up the name of Ginny Apgar, our all-around athlete, who was again on the varsity basketball team, and Allee Chatham, an exceptional golfer. In addition, we must not forget Mary Clare Koltes, our Theta transfer from the University of Wis- consin, who a couple of years ago was the girl ' s ten- nis champion of the state of Wisconsin. While being busy with college activities, we still did not forget others less fortunate than ourselves, which could be seen in our philanthropies. Besides supporting the Institute of Logapedics in Wichita, Kansas, we were a foster parent to a Greek war child. Our big social event of the year was our dance, which we held with the Delta Chis at the Orange Court Hotel on Homecoming week-end, February 24 186 First row: Gloria Burns, Mary Ann Hobart, Marianne Kuhn. Second row: Sally Hopple, Carol Grimes, Bobbie Davis. Third row: Pat Wheaton, Becky Strickland, Billie Dorney Fourth row: Anne Garretson, Valerie Stacy, Jane Kottmeier. Fifth row: Iris Frye, Marie Perkins, Allee Chatham, Giny Apgar Sixth row Shirley Sauerbrunn, Ginny Fischbeck, Pat Sheppard. Seventh row Mary Clare Koltes, Mary Wales, Lois Paxton, Sara Whitten, Linda Shults Not pictured: Kay McDonnell. 187 kappa kappa gamma . . . CAROLYN MAASS President MARNEE NORRIS Vice-President KATHY KELLER Treasurer ANN GREENE Pledge Trainer Kappa Kappa Gamma was founded at Monmouth College on October 13, 1870, and Delta Epsilon chap- ter was installed at Rollins in 1932. There are now 76 active chapters in the United States and Canada. The Kappas are very active on campus, and with our average of B last year, placed fourth in the scho- lastic standings of the college. Last year we also won the intramural trophy, taking first or second place in every sport except tennis. Furthermore, at our recent National Convention, Delta Epsilon was awaded sec- ond place as the most improved chapter in the country. One of our most outstanding members is Marnee Norris, who is kept especially busy with her varied activities on campus. Besides participating in 16 var- sity sports, R Club, Phi Society, and Pi Gamma Mu, Marnee is president of Libra and Key Society. With these and more activities, it is not surprising that Marnee was included in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Other outstanding mem- bers are Carolyn Maass, president of the International Relations Club; Ann Greene, secretary of the senior class; and Diane Vigeant, head cheerleader and Chapel Staff secretary. Our main social event of the year was the South Seas Dance, which was given jointly with the X-Club and held at the Angebilt Hotel early in February. 188 First row: Kathie Keller, Beverly Vickerstoff, Mary Draughon, Diane Vigeant. Second row Carolyn Maoss, Diane Holland, Jane Truitt, Phyllis Schmidt, Janie Johannes. Third row: Dot Stone, Ann Greene, Diane Barnes, Lois Langelier. Fourth row: Jerry Faulkner, Lydia Wallace, Marianne Rising, Helen McKay, Nancy Huff, Barbara Kaufman, Mae Wallace, Jo Dunn, Marnee Norns. 189 phi m u KIT JOHNSON President MARY BAILEY First Vice-President IRMY SCHAEFER Second Vice-President BODI MANNING Treasurer Phi Mu was originally founded in 1852 at Wesle- yan College in Macon, Georgia, and the Alpha Omega Chapter was installed at Rollins in 1929. We now have 98 chapters throughout the country. The Phi Mus are naturally well known for their scholastic ability, since we have captured first place in the scholarship race for the past three years, but we are also active in more things besides just studies as can be seen in the achievements of several of our members. Rusty Davis was kept busy as editor of the R Book, while Skook had her hands full as News Editor of the Sandspur and Publicity Chairman of the Fiesta. Besides being well known for her mu- sical ability, Jeannine was President of Phi Beta, a member of Libra, and listed in Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. Two other outstanding girls of our group were Ruth Pate, tennis star, and Norm Jean, our dance artist and member of the R Club and Libra. Although we ended up getting the Booby prize in the intramural competition, we did win our District Scholarship Cup and hope to repeat last year ' s success in capturing the Campus Sing Cup. Our big social event of the year, which took place soon after the opening of school in the Fall, was the Phi Mu Paper Moon Swing. 190 First row: Joanne Endriss, Robin Merrill, Gretchen Herpel, Jeanmne Romer, Mary Bailey, Margaret Smith, Connie Siarto. Second row; Norma Jean Thaggard, Dodi Manning, Carol Smith, Kit Johnson, Sally Newton, Irma Schaefer, Phyllis Rick. Third row: Carol Gleason, Hester Davis, Nancy Schwaderer, Nancy Fairfield, Ruth Pate, Gail Smith, Nancy Reilly, Jane Potts, Liz Stevens, Mary White, Nancy Teague. 101 pi beta phi. At Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois, in 1867, twelve young college women met in a small room to form a woman ' s fraternity. Under the name of I. C. Sorosis the fraternity expanded to two chap- ters within one year, the second chartered at Ohio Wesleyan. Renamed Pi Beta Phi in 1888, the fra- ternity has become international, boasting of 98 chap- ters. The chapter at Rollins was chartered in Sep- tember, 1929, enveloping a local group, Sigma Phi. Fifteen of the new pledges were initiated in Feb- ruary after making their grades, and the active chap- ter scholastic average was raised to B minus this year. Past President Carolyn Alfred has maintained a high scholastic average all through school, holding first place on the scholastic chart. Besides being a good student, C.A. was tapped for Libra and selected for Chapel Staff. Other than sorority duties, she finds time for Student Council, all athletics with emphasis on water-skiing and acting in Rollins plays. Jeannie Wiselogel shares honors with C. A. in schol- arship, activities, and sports. Swimming is one of Jeannie ' s outstanding accomplishments, and she suc- cessfully represents Pi Phi as one of the fastest swim- mers in intramurals and as President of the famous Tarpon Club. Both girls are active in Community Service, and Jeannie is President of the Studio Club. The biggest social event of the year was the Planta- tion Ball given with the Kappa Alphas late in March. It climaxed winter term and began the short spring term which culminated with the graduation of these Pi Phis: Carolyn Alfred, Ann Groves, Cornelia Hall, Lita Nicholis, Mary Jane Urban, and Elsie Shaw. 192 Kneeling: Ann Groves, Elsie Shaw. First row: Jean Wiselogel, Carolyn Alfred, Corky Hall, Mary Jane Urban, Llta Nicholas. Second row Diane Evans, Ann Jones, Windy Andrews, Caroline Marsh, Mary Jane Mollory, Phyllis McRae, Betty Huntsman. Third row: Nancy Billings, Ma Miller, Sheila Libby, Jean Warren. Fourth row Joanne Moseley, Pat Joern Schloot, Inez Libby, Elaine Sommer, Mary Munroe, Dorothy Campbell Fifth row Eleanor Signaigo, Janice Eldridge, Barbara Swift, Jeani McGregor 193 independent women ANN LEWIS TURLEY President EDIE SCHULZ Vice-President JO ANN RAULERSON Treasurer NICKI GOULD Recording Secretary The Independent Women ' s Organization was formed when social fraternities were first installed at Rollins. The first Independent Show in 1945 served as the stimulus for reorganization of the group, which has since been especially active alongside the sorori- ties. Scholastically, we stand fifth among the social groups at present and fourth among the girl ' s groups. Last year nine of us were listed on the honor roll. We have several outstanding members worthy of special mention. First among these is our president, Ann Lewis, who serves as secretary of the Student Council and is a member of Pi Gamma Mu, Libra, and Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties. Shirley Christensen is our other Libra member, chairman of our Spring Sing, and well acclaimed for her voice recitals. In the realm of the theater, Cynthia Crawford, Jan Olson, and Betty Lou Kepler are defi- nitely outstanding. Gale Smith, member of Pi Gamma Mu and chairman of the Community Service Commit- s also quite active on the tennis court along with Elaine Bracket, number five on the tennis ladder. Joan Champion qualifies best on the archery varsity; Bobby Doerr is a titleholder at swimming, and Mary Carter is the chairman of the intramural horse show. Nine members have earned a place in Phi Beta, honor fraternity for outstanding girls in music or dramatic art. For the past two years we have captured the golf and swimming trophies, and this year added basket- ball to our list. Connected with our latest achieve- ment, we placed four girls on the varsity basketball team. The Independent Show, an all-campus production fostering intergroup goodwill, is sponsored each May by the group, running four consecutive nights in the Annie Russell. From its proceeds one or more out- standing creative arts majors receive special scholar- ships. Also, usually in April, we direct a competitive Campus Sing, awarding cups to the social men ' s and women ' s group judged most outstanding by music critics. 194 First row: Mary Carter, Edith Shulz, Ann Lewis Turley, Nicki Gould. Second row Natalie Miller, Natalie Merrit, Doris Campbell, Pat Fogarty, Betty Jean Lang, Shirley Christensen, Betty Lou Kepler, Claudine Peterson. Third row: Judy Munske, Mary Lou Buci ' .anan, Marsane de Lorenzo, Peggy Tinney, Phyllis Harbula, Karen Kelly. Fourth row: Joan Champion, Ethel Dieckman, Virginia Darwin, Bar- bara Kaufman, Camilla Rawson, Barbara Coleman, Pat Dufresne, Virginia Stewart, Peggy Munch, Peggy Gross, Carolyn Herring, Gale Smith, Pat McKamey. 195 alpha phi lambda FRED ROGERS President ROBERT NEUHAUS Vice-President CHARLES ROBINSON Treasurer JAMES KRISHER Secretory Alpha Phi Lambda, a local fraternity, was founded at Rollins in 1946 with the belief that the fraternity exists for the benefit of the individual. As a result of her principles, Alpha Phi Lambda hopes to develop in her members a self-respect and courage of convic- tion which they may be proud to carry forth into later life. Having won the scholarship cup for the past three years, Alpha Phi Lambda now has permanent pos- session of the trophy. She also gained top intramural tennis honors last year. Alpha Phi Lambda sponsors the annual all-school after-Chapel breakfast, which is held in the Lyman patio the first Sunday of the school year. This fraternity is a young but growing one. Her brothers place Rollins and the betterment of the individual first and foremost in their hearts. It is the hope of this fraternity that, through the years, with the combined efforts of all the Rollins family, she may do her part to seek and find the best in all men everywhere. 196 First row: Marshall Stone, Fred Rogers, Jim Krisher. Second row. Willard Crompton, Stanley Rudd, Bob Neuhouse. Third row Charles Robinson, Norby Mintz, Kazom Barakot, Sam Gregory, Paul Klores, Bob Heoth, Richard Johnson, Edward Angier. Fourth row: Bob McCue, Paul Binner, Fred McFalls, Jack Reardon, Henry Aristizabal, Dubac Pries, Al Forehand, Ed Scheer, Ben Mount 197 delta chi. RALPH PERNICE President BUD FELIX Vice-President EMORY HUNTER Treasurer BUD MORRISON Secretory Delta Chi was founded on October 13, 1890, at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, and several years later, in 1941, our chapter was installed here at Rollins to boost the total number of national chap- ters to 50. Ralph Pernice, our president, has shown leader- ship and understanding in all the fraternity ' s events and possesses ability, eagerness and aggressiveness, not only in the fraternity affairs and scholastic doings, but also in his private life. Besides being on the Wel- coming Committee this year and helping Sandy out in the post office, Ralph became engaged to Becky Strickland recently, and we wish them both all kinds of good luck. Bud Felix, our Veep, has done a tremendous amount of work for the fraternity, and it has been appreciated and recognized. Besides being a Chapel Usher and an alternate on the Student Council, his endless ef- forts have proved successful, and we are grateful for them all. This St. Pete lad — no, not the one at the Pearly Gates — is an asset to the tennis team and to all that know him. Dick Elliott, another outstanding personality in our chapter, is always willing to help out any man or co-ed here, when and wherever help is needed. He is active in the Chapel Staff and Student Council, besides being president of the Speech Society and International Re- lations Club; so naturally a man we ' re proud to call a brother. We ' ll never forget his demands for a more perfect everything, his yellow sweaters, and last but not least, his Tampa Jewels. Although we are looking forward to repeating last year ' s record of winning the Campus Sing and the in- tramural crew trophy this year, at this writing we are also looking ahead to our dance this February, which we are giving with the Thetas. 198 First row: Emory Hunter, Bud Morrison, Ralph Pernice, Bud Felix. Second row: Charles Wallrich, Paul Gallo, John Hausscrman, Bob Peck, Damon Lyons, Bill Sipprell, Al Hanson, Dick Elliot. Third row: Gordon Hathaway, Bruce Lee, Wally Moon, Jerry Wood, Ralph Seidel, George Cartright, Tim Chilton, Walter Roose. Fourth row: Gerard Wolker, George Johnson, Frank Ledgerwood, John Thibe- deau, Ronny Wolker, Bruce Elwell, Don Anderson, Tom Simmons, Corky Scarborough, Ken Dunning, Jan Schloot, Carl Stover Not pic- tured: Tim Lofton. 199 kappa alpha TOM MOLLOY President DAVE REDDING Vice-President H. B ROBERTS Secretary CLASON KYLE Corresponding Secretory The year 1865, at Washington and Lee University, saw the foundation of the Kappa Alpha Order. This great southern fraternity was to grow until it numbers more than 74 national chapters. The Rollins chapter, Alpha Psi, was twice installed: once in 1903, and per- manently in 1927 following the completion of its Mansion, located on the beautiful and sunny shores of Lake Virginia. We are renowned in our social and athletic activi- ties around the campus, particularly in tennis ability. The varsity tennis team is made up of four outstand- ing members of our ranks, Tom Molloy, Calhoun Dickson, Alfredo Millet, who is the number one player from his native Mexico City, and Jim Wesley, the San Antonio Flash. We also have representatives in two other varsity sports, John Gray, ex-baseball pitcher for the Rollins Tars, who is currently affiliated with the New York Yankees. Lil ' David Manley, who pulls an oar in the Rollins Varsity Crew, is another of our brothers who makes the fraternity, Kappa Alpha, a leader on the Rollins Campus. In the social ladder, Kappa Alpha is indeed a name of distinction. We take the lead in sponsoring dances, open houses, beer parties, and the K.A. bar is known far and wide for its Southern hospitality. Our Open House held immediately after the opening of school, for the whole student body, is always a stupendous success, with dancing on the K.A. patio to the entrancing music of the best of bands. Our Robert E. Lee Ball is another event that warms the hearts of every southern gentleman in the Confed- eracy. Indeed, we of the Kappa Alpha Order are proud of our heritage. 200 rita M w„l, W -. M. D. We,, O- T- Mj -£ . L t STS G „„„ y , J.I.,. W....I. Ed S,., k Bid H   . P--. B C «- K £ TJ Jack O ' Keefe, Bill Fricke, Joe Finley, John Gray. Not pictured: Bill W.ttbold. 201 lambda chi alpha . . . GEORGE MUNSON President KEN HORTON Vice-President NCRMAN SMITH Treasurer JACK MEHLEK Secretory Lambda Chi Alpha was originally founded in 1909 at Boston University with the Theta Gamma Zeta Chapter being installed at Rollins in 1921 to become one of the 137 chapters now active in the United States. During the past year we have had several out- standing students active in college affairs. In fact, the president of the Student Council was no other than our own Ken Horton, who was also a member of the O.D.K., Pi Gamma Mu, and 0.0.0.0. Jack McCauslin was another exceptional student, who not only was listed in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, along with Ken, but managed 1o find time to win the Reeves Essay Contest twice and the Hamilton Holt Gold Medal. The President of the Publications Union and Business Manager of •Tie Sandspur was a Lambda Chi, too, in the person of Bill Frangus. Our two outstanding musicians in the house were Mack Israel and Bill Muncey. Mack is a renowned pianist throughout the state of Florida, while Bill is at least widely known around Rollins for his hot rendi- tions on the saxophone besides other things. Al- though not known for his musical abilities, no one will forget the humor of Buddy Johnson. Besides several Softball trophies that we have at- tained, this last year Bill Muncey added the Talent Night trophy to our collection. Our big social event of the year which we sponsor for everyone in the school was the Costume Ball that was held in January at Dubsdread. First row: Jerry Caswell, Joe Hull, Al Townsend, Jack McCauslin, Roy Seckinger, George Munson, Tom D ' Andrea. Second r ow: Norman Sumner, Jack Spenser, Allen Curtis, Norm Smith, Bob Nicolas, Charlie Knecht, Stan Smith, Ralph Snyder. Third row: Lewis Duke, Bill Basley, Chris Davis, Vic Dykhuizen. Fourth row: Pete Sturtyvant, Mack Meiner, Jack Mehlek, Larry Cunningham, Mack Israel, Ralph McDaniel, Ken Horton. Fifth row: Bill Frangus, Bill Muncey, Bud Johnson. 203 sigma n u . . . mm DON BRINEGAR President ED CUSHING Vice-President DON MATCHETT Treasurer PAUL SHELTON Secretary The Epsilon Tau Chapter of Sigma Nu, established at Rollins in 1938, is one of 1 1 members of the na- tional fraternity founded in January of 1869 at Vir- ginia Military Institute. Headed by Commander Don Brinegar, football and crew varsity letterman, R Club Vice-President and Student association comp- troller, the Snakes strive for a versatile group to carry out the many functions on the Rollins campus. Other outstanding members are Lt. Commander Ed Cush- ing, our music major and Student Council representa- tive; Paul Shelton, Secretary and top scholar, and Don Matchett, treasurer, varsity fooball tackle and straight A accounting major. It is a significant fact that approximately two-thirds of our membership are the recipients of various scholarships, including all of the officers listed above. Among its member- ship are also such prominent campus figures as Francis Natolis, Student Council Vice-President and varsity letterman in basketball, football and baseball; John Vereen, football letterman, Sandspur News Edi- tor, and Interf raternity Council President; Ron Fry- mire, Sigma Nu ' s athlete of the year in intramural sports ,and John Coondog DeGrove, prominent so- cialite and sportsman on the Tar campus. The highlights of our social attempts are the Christ- mas barbecue, the White Rose formal, and the Senioi party. The brothers are proud of Epsilon Tau and of its place in Rollins activities. _ !) | First row: Stan Stipick, Jim Haywood, Paul Shelton, Frank Stockton, Bud Fisher, Francis Natolis. Second row: Hank Shannon, Larry Bentley, Henry Menendez, Marshall Woodward, Harry Ryder, Wayne Pontius. Third row: George Bisset, Buzz Benson, Buddy High, Larry Wagner, Dan Pinger. Fourth row: Ken Flowers, Bob Tiller, Jerry Campbell, Varnom Irvine, Ronnie Frymire. Filth row: Wit Simpson, Don Work, Gil Crosby, Pete Trome, Don Jones. Sixth row: Dick Snyder, Don Matchett, Ronnie Trumbull, Cheney Ellerbe, Bobby Jones, Bart Beck, Dick Baldwin, John Vereen, Don Brinegar, Ed Captain 205 x-c I u b I si i JIM KELLY President BUDDY TATE Vice-President MAX GRULKE Treasurer JIM IMAND Secretory The X Club was founded in 1928 by Dr. Hamilton Holt, past president of Rollins College. Even though Dr. Holt ' s scholastic record was never good enough to get in the club, we always give him the benefit of the doubt and think of him as an X Clubber anyway. Varsity football is a thing of the past at Rollins now, but a very good basketball team has taken its place. This organization finds itself very well repre- sented in that field, as seven out of the nine Rollins varsity members are in the X Club. Besides basketball stars, we also have our share of outstanding golfers. Although Clyde Kelly turned pro last year, we have a great golfer in Billy Key. In the field of intramural athletics we are enjoy- ing a good season, and future prospects look exceed- ingly bright. Our intramural football team had an undefeated season this fall, and for its successful efforts was awarded a keg of beer. Needless to say, we did not consume this award but sold it. The money derived from this sale was used to purchase six X Club scholastic charms to be awarded to any members who can maintain a C average for one term. A quick turnover of these charms is expected as more have been ordered for 1955. In spite of matrimony and other hazards of a co- educational establishment of learning, everyone is acting fairly normal and seems to be enjoying him- self. To sum it up, the situation is like a piano I have in mind, grank. 206 First row: Dick Williams, Lyle Chambers, Jim Kelly, Max Grulke, Jim Imand, Buddy Tate, George Whidden, Everette Williams Second row: Billy Key, Jack Large, Pete Fay, Clyde Kelly, L. D. Bochefte, Ed Morris, Phil Moninger, Jim Fay. Third row: Jim Bryson, Don Corrigan, Pierre Stewart, Frank Polak, Dan Dougherty, Tom Nelson, Joe Swicegood, Jim Durand. Fourth row: Scotty Witherell, Frank Barker, Bill Ross, Bob Leader. independent men . . . President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary DAN EASTWOOD BOB McCOURT . LUIS GONZALES SEYMOUR ISRAEL The Independent Men of Rollins first appeared on the scene on the day that 01 ' Alonzo first gave up a strip of land to education and the college was formed. He appeared then and has remained on the scene for all the ensuing years. Their present constitution dates back to February of 1950, when it was formu- lated and adopted by the membership. In the Intramural race, the Indies have an early lead, having won both the tennis and the golf cham- pionships. Sports columnists have placed them in an unpredictable class. The social event of the year that the Independem Men sponsor comes in the form of competitive Talent Nights with dancing. The keynote of these affairs being fun and laughter and a good time to be had by all in the sacrosancts of the Student Center. At the end of each series of nights a winner is selected, and that social group receives a trophy. If one group wins it three consecutive times, then they automatic- ally retire that particular trophy. 208 F rsf row Don Kurz, Seymour Israel, Joe Augeri. Second row Dick Vreeland, Derek Dunn-Rankin, Ken Brown, Bob McCourt, Dan Bradley. Third row: Don Harter, Dan Eastwood, Charles Blue, Art Gregory, George Lymburn, Roy Jannenga student directory Akra, Marian Christine 1548 Alexandria Place, Jacksonville, 7, Florida Alexander, Alyce Elinor 1304 E. Washington St., Orlando, Florida Alfred, Caro ' yn Louise Box 324, Lancaster, Ohio Allen, Wilson Frank, Jr 802 Huntington Ave., Winter Park, Florida Anderson, Donali Wake 7502 Coquina Dr., Miami Beach, Florida Anderson, Marilyn 391 Washington Road, Grosss Pointe 30, Mich Anderson, Paul Franklin . . . 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Johnson, George Thomas ... 320 Holt Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Johnson, Iris Ester 908 E. Jefferson St., Orlando, Fla. Johnson, Richard Lynn 1359 Pine St., Wahoo, Neb. Johnson, Wilbur Eugene 14 Wilson Dr., Ben Avon Hts., Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Johnston, Lois Ina .... 10628 So. Hoyne Ave., Chicago 43, III. Jones, Anne Katherine . . 4790 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville 5, Fla. Jones, Bobby Lacklan .... 1653 Sylvon Rd., S.W., Atlanta, Ga. Jones, Donald Theodore Box 171, Birmingham, Mich. Joy, John Richard 59 Oak St., Taunton, Mass. Kaptein, Elmer Edmond . . . 134 S. Lawsona Blvd., Orlando, Fla. Karwowski, Delores Helen . . 2695 Belmont, Hamtramck 12, Mich. Kouffman, Juliannne Box 906, Eustis, Fla. Kaufman, Barbara 33 Elmwood Ave., Norwich, Ct. Kavanaugh, E. Jean 403 Horwood St., Joliet, III. Keene, John L 1039 30th St., Orlando, Fla. Keller, Kathlyn Ann . . 1418 East Wayne St., South Bend 15, Ind. Kelly, Clyde Vernon, Jr 135 Prospect Ave., Sarasota, Fla. Kelly, James A Eagles Nest Hotel, Punta Gorda, Fla. Kelly, Karen Elizabeth 26 Coram St., Hamden 14, Ct. Kepler, Betty Lou 325 Cloverdale Ave., Akron 3, Ohio Key, James Williams 2200 Oak Ave., Columbus, Ga. Kibbee, Joan Kay 401 East 4th Ave., Mitchell, S. D. Kimball, Leland Everett . . 1375 Suffolk Rd., Winter Pork, Fla. King, Gail Hildegarde . . 57 Meadowbrook Rd., West Hartford 7, Ct. King, William Horton Tifft Road, Slatersville, R. I. Kitts, Leonard Weightman Rt. 1, Box 37A, Apopka, Fla. Klores, Paul 141-16 72 Road, Kew Gardens Hills, Long Island, F41, N. Y. Klumb, Marilyn Diane Rt. 5, West Bend, Wise. Knecht, Charles William Box 1, Palm Bay, Fla. Kolb, Lucia Ann 2930 Arbor Dr., Madison 2, Wise. Koltes, Mary Clare 35 Ash St., Madison 5, Wise. Kottmeier, Jane 333 N. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando, Flo. Kraus, Carolyn Louise .... Box 935 9th St., Delray Beach, Fla. Krisher, James Albert .... 259 Gramercy St., Steubenville, Ohio Kuhn, Marianne 6345 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee 11. Wise. 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Love, Jessel Prospect, Ky Lyell, William Alfred 1256 Castile Ave., Coral Cables 34, Fla Lymburn, George Henry 1764 Indiana Ave, Winrer Park, Fla Lyons, Damon 32 Barnard PI., Manhasset, N. Y McComey, Patricia Lou Fox Chapel, Pittsburgh 15, Pa. McCauslin, Jack Alfred 106 East Middle St., Gettysburg, Pa McCourt, Francis Robert 218 20 110th Ave., Queens Village 9, L. I., N. Y. McCue, Robert Arthur .... 8633 Greenwood Ave., Munster, Ind McDaniel, Ralph P O Box 2153 Long Lake, Orlando, Fla. McDonnell, Kathleen 501 Larchlea Dr., Birmingham, Mich McFalls, Frederick Dunham 412 S. Aycock St., Greensboro, N. C. McGaw, Georgeanna Jackson 2208 Harcourt Dr., Clevelond Heights 6, Ohio McGaw, William H , Jr. 2208 Harcourt Dr., Cleveland Heights 6, Ohio MacGregor, Jeani Elizabeth 900 8rookwood St., Birmingham, Mich. MacGregor, Willabel 10415 Lindbrook Dr., Los Angeles 24, Cal McKay, Helen Frances 4003 Bayshore Blvd., Tampa, Fla. McKetchnie, Carol Anne 3504 Riverview Blvd., Bradenton, Fla McKee, William Alexander 3202 Middlesex Rd., Orlando, Fla. McLamb, Algernon Patrick 1885 Darmouth Ave., Winter Park, Fla. McMullin, Ray Daryl, II 9437 Kittyhawk Ave., Los Angeles 45, Cal. McRae, Phyllis March 4042 Barcelona St., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Maass, Carolyn Jean Garden Rd., Palm Beach, Fla. Mack, Barbara Jeanne ... 1204 N. 20th Ave., Hollywood, Fla. Mairs, Robert William, Jr. 3315 Middlesex Rd., Orlando, Fla Mallory, Mary Jane Dubsdread Heights, Orlando, Fla Manley, David Tolsma . 1001 Brookwood Ct., Birmingham, Mich Manning, Dorothea Gill 6280 Riverview Blvd., Bradenton, Fla Marsh, Caroline 4327 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers, Fla. Marvin, Don Taylor 4807 Jarboe St., Kansas City 2, Mo. Mason, Kennith Jay Rt. 2, Box 72, Maitland, Fla. Matchett, Don William 1058 N.W. 24th St., Miami, Fla Mattox, Marcia The Highlands, Madison 5, Wise Mayhue, Margaret Anne . . Wing Hq. Box 584, Chanute A.F B., III. Mehlek, John Frederick, III 21060 Claythorne Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Meiner, Mack Theodore . . Ill East Yale Ave., Orlando, Fla Meinken, Joan L 84 Maywood Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. Menendez, Henry 4424 N.W. 23rd Ave., Miomi, Fla. Merrill, Betty Williams 623 W. Main St., Somerset, Pa. Merrill, Robin C. Baskerville Farms, Pleasant Run Road, Flemington, N. J. Merritt, Natalie Grace . . . 46A Cove Gardens, Panama City, Fla Miller, Elizabeth Jane 6960 N. Barnett Lane, Milwaukee 11, Wise Miller, I la Keith . . .230 S. Walnut Ave., Arlington Heights, III. Miller, Natalie Park Plaza Apts. A 103, Parkside and Reading Aves., Trenton, N. J. Miller, Robert Warren 500 Maple Ave., Wilmette, III Millet, Alfredo Trava No. 46, Amsterdam, Mexico, D. F Mills, Mary Lou 505 Tremont St., Lincoln, III 228 student directory Mintz, Norbett Lawrence 1120 Pennsylvania Ave., Winter Park, Flo. Molloy, Sally Bradley 346 Park Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Molloy, Tom Pitts 346 Park Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Moninger, Philip Martin, Jr. . 4511 Newport Ave., Richmond 27, Va. Monroe, Mary Wilson 2904 Euclid Ave., Tampa, Fla. Moon, Wally Berns 1246 E. Forest Rd., Ypsilanti, Mich. Moreau Christina Maria . . 197 Ridgewood Ave., Glenridge, N. J. Morgan, Vernon Richard Box 1093, Orlando, Fla. Morris, Thomas Edward Maryville, Rt. 2, Box 116M, Georgetown, S. C. Morrison, Bayard Hunter. 1111 29th St., N., St. Petersburg 6, Fla. Moseley, Joanne Caroline Paris Mt., Greenville, S. C. Moseley, Robert Charles . . 2080 Foucett Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Motch, Edwin R 19000 S. Park Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Mount, Ben Franklin 1705 W. 4th St., Palmetto, Fla. Muncey, William Edward 161 Hendrie Blvd., Royal Oak, Mich. Munch, Margaret Clyde 80 Windermere Ave., Landsdowne, Pa. Munske, Judy Bernice . . .1184 East 29th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Munson, George S 2308 Lake Sue Dr., Orlando, Fla. Naos, Marilyn Louise . . 401 West 50th St., Minneapolis 9, Minn. Natolis, Francis Joseph . . 2754 S.W. 12th St., Miami 35, Fla. Naylor, Rose Earnest 3328 N. State St., Jackson, Miss. Neal, Carlo James 518 S. 6th Ave., Wauchula, Fla. Neal, John Bullard 1951 Forrest Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Nelson, Thomas Cecil . . . 105-02 223rd St., Queens Village 9, N. Y. Nemeroff, Henrietta Lou P. O. Box 100, Hollywood, Fla. Nessler, Karl Rainier 610 W. 6th St., Seymour, Ind. Neuhaus, Robert Peter . . 615 West 172nd St., New York 32, N. Y. Newton, Sarah Jo 920 W. Concord Ave., Orlando, Fla. Nicely, Philip 1030 Terrace Blvd., Orlando, Fla. Nicholis, Lolita 6741 Sheridan Rd., Chicago 26, III. Nicholas, Robert Charles . 821 Bonnie Brae, River Forest, III. Nixon, Amy Acheson . . 1205 Dallas Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. Norcross, Ardath Anne Lincoln Apts., Winter Park, Fla. Norris, Marjorie Mae 31 Church St., Winchester, Mass. Norton, Marjorie Ann . . 7731 Country Club Ct., Clayton 5, Mo. O ' Brien, Jerome Edward . 2110-A Cincinnatus Ave., Bronx 61, N. Y. Oglesby, Alys J 552 Roscoe St., Chicago 13, III. O ' Keefe, John Cornelius . . 1544 South Del Mar, San Gabriel, Cal. Okoniewski, Edmund Ralph . . 526 Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Fla. Olson, Jan R.F.D. 2, Tinley Park, III. Padgette, Margaret Howard . 329 Tenney Cir., Chapel Hill, N. C. Polakoff, Gerald Herbert .... 430 S. Hughey St., Orlando, Fla. Palmisano, Cyrene Marcello . . 1139 N. Grove St., Oak Park, III. Parker, Eleanor Carroll . . 650 Isle of Palms, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Parker, Richard Tostevin . . 176 Millburn Ave., Millburn, N. J. Pate, Ruth 2537 Greene St., Ft. Worth 4, Tex. Patton, Joan Clare . 4301 Minnetonka BJvd., Minneapolis 16, Minn. Paxton, Lois Anne Old Mill Road, Gates Mills, Ohio Peck, Robert Newton .... 337 Montcalm St., Ticonderoga, N. Y. Perez-Soto, Vincencio Box 71, San Jose, Costa Rico Perkins, Anthony 1120 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. Perkins, Marie Antionette . . 1418 Palmer Ter., Jacksonville 7, Fla. Pernice, Ralph Lawrence . . 2021 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando, Fla. Peterson, Alvin Edward 151 Conant St., Hillside, N. J. 230 THE REXALL STORK 216 E. Park SODAS SUNDRIES PR ESCRIPTIONS PHONES l I mi - 1-44 D Gateway to Fine Foods Anderson ' s Gateway Grill E. A. Anderson, Prop. Edwin nderson, Mgr. Air Conditioned Specialty Chicken and Shrimp 125] S. Orange Ave. Winter Park R. C. BAKER ' S SHOES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS We have been serving Rollins men since 192 5 202 Park Avenue, Soi th WINTER PARK Complimen ts o) RAY GREENE ALUMNUS The Best in Real Estate I 12 PARK AVENUE, S. Phoni 1-1281 Winter Park Compliments ! SAN JUAN HOTEL ORLANDO FLORIDA student directory Peterson, Frances Claudine 303 South Elk St., Punxsutawney, Pa Philips, John Douglass 61 1 N Washington St., Brownsville, Tenn Phillips, John Dwight 486 Virginia Ct., Winter Park, Fla Pickens, Thomas Monroe . 44 Fairview St., Yonkers 3, N. Y Pinger, Daniel Collins 400 Hillcrest Dr., Cincinnati 15, Ohio Polak, Frank Anthony ... 104 S.W 20th Ave., Miami 37 Fla Polk, Nancy Standiford 171 Woodland Dr., Huntington, W. Vo Pontious, Wayne Morgan Oakbrook Rd., Hinsdale, III Poole, Alice Olive 321 Malloy St., Orlando, Fla. Poole, Joshua 52 E Tallulah Dr , Greenville, S. C Pope, Richard Downing Lake Cannon Dr., Winter Haven, Fla Potts, Jane Werner 105 Edgemore Dr., Lexington 1, Ky Powers, W Barclay 24 Phoenecia Ave., Coral Gables, Fla Preece, John Dubac . . Orchard Ridge Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Mich Preis, Jacqueline 60 Greenwoy South, Forest Hills, N. Y. Pulese, Barbara Joan Southold, L I., N. Y. Raulerson, Jo Ann 1033 Orange Ave., Ft. Pierce, Flo Rawson, Camilla Josephine P O. Box 3873, St Petersburg 1, Fla. Reardon, John Robert 13950 Gilmore St , Van Nuys, Cal Redding, David John 155 Upland Ave , Youngstown, Ohio Reeves, Martha Anne . . Box 589, Greenville Dr., Easley, S. C. Reiliy, Nancy Louise . 2714 E. 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