Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1952 volume:

TOMOKAN • 1952 rollins college winter park, florida TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration, Faculty, and Staff 12 Classes 30 Organizations 122 Sports 146 Greeks 170 Beauty 206 Events 220 Student Directory 250 DEDICATION.. For his outstanding part as a guid- ing factor in the contemporary his- tory of Rollins College and for his unselfish devotion of time and en- ergy to the perpetuation of the Rol- lins ideal, we dedicate this, the 1952 Tomokan, to our beloved President, Hugh F. McKean. HUGH F. McKEAN President of the College 13 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Rebecca Coleman Wilson, Thomas P. Johnson, Robert W. Stephens, L. Corrin Strong, Louis W. Ingram, George Johnson (college attorney), Frances Knowles Warren, Winthrop Bancroft, Hoisted W. Caldwell, Hugh F. McKean. Not Pictured: H. George Carrison, Reginald T. Clough, Olcott H. Deming, Eldridge Haynes, Jeannette Genius McKean, Arthur Schultz, Roger Shaw, Howard W. Showalter, Jr., Poula Dommerich Siedenburg, Miller Walton, Nelson Marshall. WINTHROP BANCROFT Chairman of the Board HALSTEAD W. CALDWELL Secretary HUGH F. McKEAN President ALFRED J. HANNA First Vice President JOHN M. TIEDTKE Second Vice President and Treasurer FREDERIC H. WARD Assistant Treasurer and Comptroller When Rollins College was founded in 1885, the State of Florida granted a charter which provided that the policies of the school be enacted by a board of trustees, numbering not more than twenty-one nor less than nineteen. Thus, the powers of the trustees are provided by law. Their duties are to appoint all faculty and administrative positions, to handle the en- dowments and investments of the college and to ac- quire property. Many of their powers are delegated to the Presi- dent, some to the faculty, and certain powers to the student body through the Student Association. Two regular meetings are held each year, one dur- ing Founder ' s Week and another in Commencement Week; but special meetings are called if necessary. During the rest of the year an executive committee handles the routine business of the college. Each member serves a three year term. The board every year asks the Alumni Association to name one alumnus to serve for one term. At the present, ten of the twenty trustees are alumni of Rollins College. 14 JOHN M. TIEDTKE Second Vice-President 15 16 MARION VAN BUREN CLEVELAND Dean of Women 17 F A C U L T Y DONALD ALLEN Theater Arts BENJAMIN AYCRIGG HOWARD BAILEY JAMES BELL U. T. BRADLEY Theater Arts Theater Arts Chemistry History, Crew IS ANGELA CAMPBELL KATHERINE CARLO ALPHONSE CARLO JOHN CARTER Spanish, Director, Casa Iberia Conservatory Conservatory Conservatory 19 WALTER CHARMBURY Conservatory MARIAN VAN BUREN CLEVELAND Dean of Women MARIE COBB English THEODORE COLLIER History WILLIAM CONSTABLE English ROSS EVANS Business Administration THEODORE DARRAH Religion, Dean of Knowles Memorial Chapel RUDOLPH FISCHER German, Geography, Conservatory i lk ■ ? NINA DEAN English WILLIAM FORT Philosophy, Psychology GEORGE FREEMAN Business Administration wf r J SARA JANE DORSEY Physical Education ROYAL W. FRANCE Economics MARION GAINES Theater Arts NORMAN GILBERT EDWIN GRANBERRY EUGENIE GRAND ALFRED J. HANNA Physics English French Vice President, History STUART JAMES EDWARD JONES JOSEPH JUSTICE DOROTHY KOEHLER English Mathematics Acting Dean of Men, Registrar Physical Education PAUL KRUSE JACK McDOWALL HUGH F. McKEAN FLORA MAGOUN WILLIAM MELCHER Physical Education President, Art Business Education Business Administration 22 AUDREY PACKHAM FLEETWOOD PEEPLES FLORENCE PETERSON RICHARD PLUMER Education, Psychology Physical Education Economics Business Administration 23 HERMAN SIEWERT Conservatory; Knowles Memorial Chapel RHEA MARSH SMITH History; Assistant to the President NATHAN STARR English WENDELL STONE Philosophy STANLEY TASKER Art JOHN TIEDTKE Vice President and Treasurer, Economics COLLETTE VAN BOECOP French RICHARD VERIGAN Theater Arts • it 24 NOT PICTURED ROBERT AKERMAN English WALTER PRITCHARD EATON Theater Arts CLYDE KELLY Physical Education JAMES McDOUGALL Physical Education JACK RICH Director of Admissions JAMES RUSSELL Psychology FREDERICK SLEIGHT Sociology MARIAN WILCOX Assistant Dean of Women FLORENCE WILDE -4ft BARBARA ZEIGLER JANET PATTON HARVEY WOODRUFF Physical Education, Physical Education Director, Conservatory Community Courses Assistant ALEXANDER WAITE Psychology ANNA WHEELER Equitation HENRY SUYDAM Water Skiing 25 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Sitting: Mrs. Kathleen Campbell, 208 Interlachen Avenue; Mrs. Pearl Poncoast, Hooker Hall; Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, Strong Hall. Stand- ing: Mrs. Cornelia Weber, Lucy Cross Hall; Mrs. Alice Burke, Chase Hall; Mrs. Mary James, Lakeside Hall; Mrs. Ruby Marshall, Pine- hurst Hall; Mrs. Leone Hallenberg, Corrin Hall; Not Pictured: Miss Ellen Apperson, Caroline Fox Hall; Mrs. Margery Brown, Mayflower Hall; Mrs. Georgia Enwright, Pugsley Hall; Mrs. Marion Wilcox, Cloverleaf Hall. RESIDENT HEADS Of all the staff the resident head has the closest contact with the students. Versatility is a must, for she is both a friend and advisor to the residents as well as a gracious hostess for the house. Her tasks range from bandaging cuts to administering mild disciplinary action. For her understanding, patience, and forebearance we owe a tremendous debt of gratitude, a debt which is impossible to express in words alone; yet the Tomokan, on behalf of the stu- dent body would like to offer our sincere thanks to these modest queens of the campus. 26 TREASURER ' S OFFICE Alice Peel, Warren Averill, John Tiedrke, Frederic H. Ward, Harold Mutispaugh. ADMISSIONS OFFICE Virginia Cheney, Marjory Tripp, John 0. Rich, John W. Shank, Jane Meifert. 28 CLASSES SENIORS 59 97 Thomas Pickens 77 73 85 Gerald Polakoff 67 50 80 Wayne Pontious 52 56 Phyllis Gonzalez 91 Alice Poole 98 95 82 Richard Pope 86 88 39 John Reardon 47 85 Lawrence Gregory 80 Patricia Roberts 56 67 Ruth Hall 83 Harrison Ryder 79 38 Fred Hallaucr 75 John Sanderford 43 46 Robert Harding 55 98 91 Robert Heath Ralph Seidel 86 Phyllis Bretell 93 Carlton High 63 69 71 Saretta Hill Richard Seyler 51 65 Mary Ann Hobart 34 Henry Shannon 73 93 Marion Israel Walter Shelly 39 Doris Campbell 95 Catherine Johnson 58 Eleanor Smith 44 60 Ann Jones .... Margaret Smith 96 66 Elmer Kaptein 84 Ralph Snyder 75 36 Jean Kavanaugh 72 Dan Soref 65 70 Josephine Kelly 68 Stanley Stipick 74 77 Karen Kelly 76 Marshall Stone 80 48 Betty Lou Kepler 92 Barbara Swift 34 48 Williams Key 50 Richard Sydnor 85 37 Paul Klores 88 64 Wilford Cox 87 Timothy Lofton 41 38 76 Howard Mallen 87 Paul Ulrich 92 49 Mary Jane Mallory 71 72 75 David Manley 55 John Vereen 62 34 Don Matchett 63 Diane Vigeant 57 56 Robin Merrill 96 Richard Vreeland 46 49 42 Mariella Waite 61 Bette de Holczer 53 Norbett Mintz 89 Gerard Walker 40 Marsanne di Lorenzo 83 81 79 Roberta Doerr 37 Margaret Munch 42 Addison Warner 99 Dan Dougherty 78 Marilyn Naas 53 54 Derek Dunn-Rankin 70 Rose Naylor 68 99 90 Robert Neuhaus 88 94 Alice Egan 96 Sarah Newton 58 51 Richard Elliott 41 Philip Nicely 90 95 Barbara Fcidelson 59 Ardath Norcross 44 Jeannie Wiselogel 35 Joseph Finley 54 Alys Oglesby 68 Donald Work 63 45 Eleanor Parker 44 78 Betsy Fletcher 60 Ralph Pernice 41 99 52 Alvin Peterson 82 36 Claudine Peterson 66 32 OFFICERS President JOHN VEREEN Vice-President BILLY KEY Secretary-Treasurer DIANE VIGEANT 33 BARBARA SWIFT MARY ANN HOBART 1700 Buena Vista Road Columbus, Georgia MAJOR: English; Transfer from Mt. Vernon Jr. College, Washington, D. C; INDEPENDENT; International Relations Club, Community Service Comm.; Independent Show. 20 5 E. Glendale Avenue Milwaukee 11, Wisconsin MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, President, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer; Libra; Who ' s Who; Panhellenic Council, President; Student Council; Chapel Staff; Chapel Choir; Independent Show; R Club; Cheerleader; Can- terbury Club; Varsity Basketball; Intramurals. BARBARA ANN DAVIS 3666 Rawnsdale Road Shaker Heights 22, Ohio MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Lasell Jr. College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, President, Marshall; Race Relations Comm.; Corrin Hall Vice-President; lomokan; Spin- drift Yacht Club; Tarpon; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. 34 JEANNIE WISELOGEL 724 Northridge Drive West Lafayette, Indiana MAJOR: Art; PI BETA PHI, President, Pledge Trainer; Pan hellenic Council; Libra, Vice-President, Who ' s Who; Interna- tional Relations Club, Secretary; Community Service Com- mittee, President; Studio Club, President; R Book, Art Editor; Welcoming Committee; R Club; Tarpon, Co-Leader; Ail-Star Basketball Team; Varsity Volleyball, Swimming; In- tramural Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball. Bobbie, Speedy, Hobo and Jeannie 35 THOMAS R YOUNG Rt. No. 3, Box No. 56 Albany, Georgia MAJOR: Accounting; Transfer from Georgia Military College; X CLUB; Varsity Football; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. LYLE CHAMBERS 7606 Miller Avenue Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: History-Education; X CLUB; 0.0.0.0. , Student Council; R Club, President; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Football, Basketball. Spec and Lyle 36 Don and Bobbie DONALD CORRIGAN 11203 Ashbury Avenue Cleveland 6, Ohio MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Western Re- serve University; DELTA UPSILON, X CLUB; Student Council; Independent Men, Vice-President; Student-Faculty Comm.; Traffic Comm.; Student-Faculty Disciplinary Comm.; Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball. ALICE ROBERTA DOERR 95 Kimball Avenue Westfield, New Jersey MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Brenau College, Gaines- ville, Georgia; DELTA DELTA DELTA; International Rela- tions; Intramural Board Chairman; R Club; Tarpon; Var- sity Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Golf, Swimming. Fonch and Annie M. FANCHON TURCK 208 E. Water Street Pontiac, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Rela tions; Transfer from Knox Col- lege, Galesburg, Illinois; DELTA DELTA DELTA; International Relations Club; Race Relations Comm.; French Club; Tomokan; Annie Russell Theater Usher. CECILE ANNE BOYLE 327 Leicester Road Kenilworth, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Casements Junior College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Rush Chairman; Wel- coming Committee; Horse Show; Intramural Basketball, Swim- ming. 38 WALTER DAVIS SHELLY, JR. 7953 River Road Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: Economics, Transfer from the University of Florida; KAPPA ALPHA; Varsity Football, Baseball, Golf. JOHN L. GRAY 709 Channel Drive Point Pleasant, N. J. MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Palm Beach Jr. Col- lege; KAPPA ALPHA; Freshman Show; Animated Magazine Usher; R Club; All-State Baseball; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Tennis, Golf, Swimming. Grand-ma and Mitty 39 RICHARD A. ELLIOTT 543 North Ridgeland Avenue Oak Park, Illinois MAJOR: History; DELTA CHI, Vice-President; Chapel Staff, President; Student Council, Vice-President; O.D.K.; O.O.O.O.; Who ' s Who; R Club. RALPH L. PERNICE 2021 E. Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; DELTA CHI, President, Sec- retary; Student Council; Interf raternity Council; Pi Gamma Mu; International Relations Club; Welcoming Committee; In- tramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Golf. TIMOTHY HUGH LOFTON 269 Northview Dayton, Ohio MAJOR: Art; DELTA CHI, President; O.O.O.O.; Interfratern- ity Council, President; Tomokan, Sports Editor; R Club; Varsity Crew. Peggy: MAJOR: English-Philosophy; Transfer from Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri; INDEPENDENT; Choir; After Chapel Club; Chapel Guide; Sandspur; Student Librarian. Natalie: MAJOR: Music; INDEPENDENT, Historian; Phi Beta, Treasurer; Choir; Bach Festival Orchestra; Rollins String Quar- tet; Stud ent Music Guild. Peggy ond Nat MARGARET MUNCH 2749 Ashley Road Shaker Heights 22, Ohio NATALIE MILLER Park Plaza Apts. A103 883 Parkside Avenue Trenton, N. J. 42 MARION McKELLAR ISRAEL 79 Main Street Buffalo, South Carolina JOHN FENNER SANDERFORD, JR 203 Randolph Street Farmville, Virginia Mock and Jack Mack: MAJOR: Piano; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Assistant So- cial Chairman, Secretary; Choir; Bach Choir; French Club; Studio Club; Rollins Scientific Society; Student Music Guild; Phi Beta programs. Jack: MAJOR: History; Transfer from the University of Hawaii; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Pledge Trainer; Student Council; Interfraternity Council; ODK; Rollins Newsreel; Ani- mated Magazine Usher; Junior Varsity Crew; Intramural Football, Volleyball, Crew. 43 ELEANOR CARROLL PARKER ARDATH ANNE NORCROSS 650 Isle of Palms Fort Lauderdale, Florida MAJOR: Commercial Art; GAMMA PHI BETA, Recording Sec- retary, Publicity Chairman, Crocker Club, Secretary; Pan- American Club; Studio Club; Tomokan; Sandspur; Freshman Show; Mexican Heydaze, Up ' n Atom, One Ham ' s Fam- ily, Much Ado About Nothing, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. Michel Apts., 1188 A. Mahini Malate, Manila Philippine Islands MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Stephens College, Columbia, Mo., and the Sorbonne, Paris; GAMMA PHI BETA, Scholastic Chairman; International Relations Club; French Club; Tomokan; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Ani- mated Magazine Usher; Intramural Basketball; Canterbury Club. ELEANOR SMITH 80 Ladoga Avenue Davis Island Tampa, Florida MAJOR: Sociology-Psychology; GAMMA PHI BETA, Pledge President, Rush Chairman, Standards Chairman; Panhellenic Council, President; House President; Welcoming Comm.; Com- munity Service Comm., Treasurer; Tomokan; Cracker Club; Fiesta Queen; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Golf. 44 NANCY FLAVELL 729 S. Mulberry Street Du Quoin, Illinois MAJOR: Psychology; GAMMA PHI BETA, President, Vice- President, Secretary, Varsity Riding; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Riding. Fetal, Ellie, Ardie and Flavell 45 RICHARD C. VREELAND 90-07 202 Street Hollis 7, New York MAJOR: Business Administration; INDEPENDENT, Social Chairman, Program Chairman; Student Council; Student Fac- ulty Rating Comm., Chairman; Sandspur, Circulation Man- ager; Fiesta Comm., Servicemen Reception Comm., Chairman. I DAN T. BRADLEY 119-22 224 Street Cambria Heights 11, New York MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from St. Johns University; IN- DEPENDENT; Student Council; Fiesta Comm.; Independent Men ' s Talent Night, Chairman; One Ham ' s Family, Director and Co-Author, Madwoman of Cha i I lot, Up ' n Atom ; In- tramural Manager; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Swimming. Dick and Danny 46 Jack: MAJOR: Voice; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Treasurer; Choir; Bach Choir, President; Student Music Guild; Ruddigore. Bob: MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI LAMB- DA, President, Vice-President; Chase Hall President; Interfra- ternity Council; Welcoming Committee; Cracker Club; Fresh- man Show; Animated Magazine Usher; Up ' n Atom ; Var- sity Cheerleader; Lifeguard; Canoeman; Fire Diver; Junior Varsity Crew; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volley- ball, Crew, Tennis, Swimming. Jack and Bob JOHN ROBERT REARDON 7 7 76 South N Street Lake Worth, Florida ROBERT CHARLES HEATH 77 South Palm Way Lake Worth, Florida Barbara: MAJOR: Spanish; Transfer from Tennessee Wes- leyan College; CHI OMEGA, Chapter Correspondent; Com- munity Service Committee, Publicity Chairman; Pan-American Club; Sondspur; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Intramural Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Riding. Flo: MAJOR: Music Education; Transfer from William Woods College; CHI OMEGA, Pledge Trainer; Student Music Guild; Campus Sing Director; Animated Magazine Usher; Horse Show; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. Barb and Flo BARBARA COLEMAN FLORENCE ANN CLEMENTS 709 Honey Drive 106 Eldridge Court Chattanooga, Tennessee Wynne, Arkansas 48 HELEN K. DEMETRELIS 84-28 Eliot Avenue Middle Village Long Island, New York JEAN MARGUERITE CURRIE 698 N. E. 57th Street Miami, Florida Helen and Jeannie Helen: MAJOR: History Education; CHI OMEGA, President, Secretary; Who ' s Who; Libra; Key Society, President, Chapel Staff, Secretary; Community Service Committee, President, Vice-President; International Relations Club; Race Relations Committee; Phi Society; House President; Class Day Chair- man; Panhellenic Council; Welcoming Committee; Honor Roll; Sandspur; Freshman Show; Homecoming Queen ' s Court; French Club; Annie Russell Theater Usher; Animated Magazine Usher; Varsity Volleyball, Hockey; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Golf. Jean: MAJOR: Spanish-Business; CHI OMEGA, Treasurer, Vice-President; Student Council, Student Faculty Disciplinary Committee; Chapel Staff, Social Chairman; Cracker Club, Vice-President; Freshman Class Vice-President; Panhellenic Council; Community Service Committee; Pan-American Club; French Club; Tertulia Club; Chapel Reader; Welcoming Com- mittee; After Chapel Club; Animated Magazine Usher; Spin- drift Yacht Club, Secretary, Goodby My Fancy ; Tennis Ladder; Horse Show; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Golf, Swimming. 49 50 RICHARD E. SEYLER 944 E. Ashley Street Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Southern Methodist University; X CLUB; R Club; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Football, Softball. FRANCIS H. BARKER 9042 Fifth Avenue Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: Accounting; Transfer from Jacksonville Junior Col- lege; X CLUB; R Club; Varsity Basketball, Baseball; In- tramural Football, Volleyball, Golf, Tennis. EVERETTE WILLIAMS 1843 Liberty Street Jacksonville, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Jacksonville Jr. College; X CLUB; R Club; Varsity Basketball, Baseball; Intramural Football, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming. Ken: MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU. KENNETH FLOWERS WAYNE MORGAN PONTIOUS Hotel Fenway Oakbrook Road Dunedin, Florida Hinsdale, Illinois m 52 MARILYN NAAS BETTE DE HOLCZER 765 Fawsett Drive Winter Park, Florida 815 W. Stetson Orlando, Florida Mouse and Bette de Marilyn: MAJOR: Spanish; ALPHA PHI, Recording Secretary, Social Chairman, Historian, Pan-American Club; International Relations Club; Community Service Committee; Intramural Basketball. Bette: MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI, Schol- arship Chairman, Magazine Chairman, Marshall and Guard; Student Council; Intramural Basketball; Horse Show. 53 JAMES A. WESLEY 1601 Oakhurst Avenue Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: History; Transfer from Duke University; KAPPA ALPHA; Tomokon, Sports Editor; R Club; Varsity Basket- ball, Tennis. JOE FINLEY 808 Egdewater Drive Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Stetson KAPPA ALPHA; Cracker Club, President; Student Council Intramural Football, Softball. Jim and Joe ■3-1 ROBERT JAMES HARDING Box 887 Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from University of Michigan; KAPPA ALPHA; Student Council; Varsity De- bate Team; Korea Blood Bank Chairman; Spindrift Yacht Club, Vice-Commodore; Tennis Ladder; Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis. 55 DAVID T. MANLEY 7007 Brookwood Birmingham, Michigan MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA ALPHA, Vice-Presi- dent, Treasurer; Student Council; Interfraternity Council; Spindrift Yacht Club, Commodore, Vice-Commodore; Welcom- ing Committee; R Club; Varsity Crew; Intramural Foot- ball, Volleyball, Crew, Tennis, Swimming. DIANNE BARNES PATRICIA ANN ROBERTS No. 2 Toluca Estates North Hollywood, California MAJOR: Theater Arts; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Correspond- ing Secretary, Scholarship Chairman; International Relations Club; Rollins Radio Workshop; Phi Beta; Rollins Players; The Suspect, The First Mrs. Fraser, The Mad Woman of Chailot, Liiom, Twelve Pound Look, ; Intramural Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Swimming. 507 Signal Mt. Blvd. Signal Mountain, Tennessee MAJOR: General Human Relations; CHI OMEGA, INDEPEN- DENT; Sandspur, Circulation Manager; Tomokan; Independent Show; Freshman Show; Tarpon, Co-Leader; Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Hockey. HESTER A. DAVIS 159 E. Lyman Avenue Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: History; PHI ML), Vice-President; Libra, President; Student Council, Secretary; Who ' s Who; Chapel Staff. 56 DIANE KENDRICK VIGEANT 3343 Stuyvesant Place, N. W. Washington 15, D. C. MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, President, Vice-President, Scholarship Chairman, Social Chair- man; Senior Class, Sec.-Treas.; Freshman Class, Sec.-Treas.; Student Council; Chapel Staff, Vice-President, Secretary; In- ternational Relations Club; Libra, Sec.-Treas.; Pi Gamma Mu; Who ' s Who; Welcoming Committee; Freshman Show; Cheer- leaders, Captain; Tarpon; Intramural Volleyball, Swimming. i Rusty, D. B., Pat and Deener 57 Sally: MAJOR: History-Spanish; Transfer from Barry Col- lege; PHI MU, President, Secretary; Pan-American Club. Kit: MAJOR: Theater Arts; PHI MU, President, Rush Chair- man; Panhellenic Council; Phi Beta, President; Community Service Committee; Choir; Bach Choir; Student Music Guild; Freshman Show; The Inspector Calls, The First Mrs. Fras- er, I Remember Mama, The Corn Is Green, Harvey, Hayfever, Laura. Sally and Kit BARBARA ISABEL FEIDELSON 48 Roxen Road Rockville Center, New York MARY SKOOK BAILEY Second and Birch Streets Mt. Gretna, Pennsylvania Barbara and Skook Barbara: MAJOR: General H uman Relations; INDEPENDENT; Fiesta Chairman; Student Council; Race Relations Committee; Rollins Scientific Society; German Club; Pelican Improve- ment Committee; Tennis Ladder; Mexican Heydaze, Up ' n Atom. Mary: MAJOR: English-Pre-Law; PHI MU, Vice-President; Stu- dent Council, Student Faculty Comm.; International Relations Club; Race Relations Comm.; Publicity Chairman; Commun- ity Service Comm.; Who ' s Who; Chapel Guide; Choir; Li- brarian; Bach Choir; Chapel Reader; Publications Union, Sec- retary; Sandspur, News Editor; Tomokan; Flamingo, Contribu- tor, Business Manager; Fiesta, Chairman, Publicity Manager; Speech Society; Inter-American Motion Picture Program Chairman; Pelican Improvement Committee, Chairman; Fes- tival of Light Poetry Contest Winner; I Remember Mama, Dark of the Moon, Damask Cheek, Goodbye My Fancy, Death Takes A Holiday. 59 BETSY FLETCHER 1205 Johnson Road Charleston, West Virginia MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from DePauw University, Green- castle, Indiana; GAMMA PHI BETA, Crescent Correspondent, Pledge President; Publications Union; Sandspur, Editor-in- Chief, Society Editor, Tomokan; Independent Show; Canter- bury Club. it i J JANE CARMEL 180 Satterthwaite Avenue Nutley, New Jersey MAJOR: Psychology; GAMMA PHI BETA, Pledge Trainer, As- sistant Rush Chairman, Pledge Class Vice-President; Commun- ity Service Committee; Sandspur; Tomokan; Intramural Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Tennis. Betsy and Jane 60 Mariella: MAJOR: History; Transfer from Florida State Uni- versity, Tallahassee, Florida; INDEPENDENT; Chapel Choir; Bach Choir; Pi Gamma Mu. Saretta: MAJOR: Psychology; GAMMA PHI BETA, Recording Secretary, Pledge Trainer; Choir; Bach Choir; Panhellenic Council; Studio Club; Cracker Club; Sandspur; Intramural Board; Tarpon, Varsity Volleyball; Intramural Basketball, Vol- leyball, Archery, Riding, Swimming. Mariella and Happy MARIELLA WAITE Box 335 Coconut Grove Miami, Florida SARETTA HOYT HILL Maitland, Florida i k 61 62 DONALD R. WORK Box 1093 Bradenton, Florida MAJOR: Biology; SIGMA NU; R Club, Treasurer; Rollins Scientific Society; Varsity Football, Baseball; Intramural Bas- ketball. 63 CARLTON C. HIGH, JR. 274 S. W. 12th Street Miami, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU, Treasurer; Var- sity Football; Intramurals. DALE TRAVIS 2806 Wimbledon Circle Nashville, Tennessee ANNIE KATHERINE JONES 4790 Ortega Blvd. Jacksonville, Florida Merry Dale and Ann i Dale: MAJOR: Psychology; PI BETA PHI, President, Secretary, Treasurer, Pledge Trainer; Student Council, Social Committee, Student-Faculty Disciplinary Committee; International Rela- tions Club; French Club; Sandspur, Exchange Editor; Tomokan; Freshman Show; Varsity Cheerleader, Captain; Canterbury Club; Tarpon; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Golf, Swimming. Ann: MAJOR French; Transfer from Ward-Belmont Jr. Col- lege; PI BETA PHI, Scholarship Chairman; Community Service Comm.; International Relations Club; French Club; Pan-Amer- ican Club. 04 THOMAS W. BUCHBINDER 1499 Sheridan Road Highland Park, Illinois MAJOR: History; Transfer from Roosevelt College, Chicago, III.; INDEPENDENT; International Relations Club; German Club; Independent Show; Fire Diving; Varsity Baseball; Intra- mural Football, Softball, Crew, Swimming. DANIEL MARSHALL SOREF 4476 N. Maryland Avenue Milwaukee 11, Wisconsin MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from University of Miami; INDEPENDENT; International Relations Club, French Club; Independent Show; Welcoming Committee; Animated Magazine Usher; Intramural Football, Softball, Crew. Go MARY CORWIN CARTER FRANCES CLAUDINE PETERSON 5 5 N. Washington Street 231 Fletcher Avenue Belle Haven Apartments Council Bluffs, Iowa Alexandria, Virginia Jamey and Deanie Mary: MAJOR: Psychology, INDEPENDENT, House Presiden Secretary-Treasurer; Pan-American Club; Tertulia Club; F esta Committee; Letter to Lucerne, Death Takes A Hoi day, Strange Road, Box and Cox, The Twelve Poun Look, Her Husband ' s Wife, Suspect, Laura, Muc l Ado About Nothing, One Ham ' s Family, Liliom, li ! Shop at Sly Corner, The Walrus and the Carpenter, Goc I Medicine, Suppressed Desires ; Horse Show, Committee Choi man; Varsity Riding. Cloudinc: MAJOR: Spanish; Transfer from Immaculate Heel College, Los Angeles, California; INDEPENDENT; Con r Hall Vice-President; Pan-American Club; French Club; T tuba Club; Letters to Lucerne, Death Takes A Holida Strange Road, Box and Cox, The Twelve Pound Lool Her Husband ' s Wife, Ruddigore, Suspect, Laun Much Ado About Nothing, One Hams Family, Go Medicine, Suppressed Desires, The Mollusk. 66 Les and Gerry LESLIE C. BOYD 5624 Sylvan Avenue New York, New York GERALD H. POLAKOFF MAJOR: Theater Arts-Business; Transfer from Manhattan Pinecastle, College; INDEPENDENT; Student Council; Fiesta Advertis- Florida ing Journal, Chairman; Intramural Football, Basketball, Golf; Independent Shows; Merchants of Yonkers, Macbeth, MAJOR: English; Transfer from Southern Methodist Univer- Much Ado About Nothing. sity; INDEPENDENT. 07 ALYS OGLESBY JOSEPHINE HALL KELLY 1817 Dublin Street New Orleans 18, Louisiana MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI, Secretary; Pi Gamma Mu; Welcoming Committee; Tomokan, Copy Edi- tor; Lambda Chi Ball Queen; Homecoming Court; Rollins In- tercollegiate Water Ski Team; Tennis Ladder; Intramural Bas- ketball, Tennis, Golf. 130 Kings Way Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: English; Transfer from Holton Arms Jr. College, Washington, D. C; ALPHA PHI, Chaplain; Newman Club; Horse Show; Intramural Basketball, Golf. ROSE EARNEST NAYLOR 12 Meadow Avenue Bronxville, New York MAJOR: English; Transfer from Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, Virginia; ALPHA PHI, Assistant Rush Chairman, Pledge Trainer; Speech Society; Pan-American Club; Canterbury Club; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis. 68 DEREK DUNN-RANKIN GORDON BAINE CLARK 1789 Alabama Drive Darnaviscotte Mills, Winter Park, Florida Maine MAJOR: History; INDEPENDENT; Who ' s Who; Sandspur, MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT. Editor; Student Council, Inner Council; The Late George Apley. Derek and Gordon 70 Mary Jane: MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from Skidmore Col- lege; PI BETA PHI, Treasurer, Historian; Community Service Comm., Secretary; Race Relations Committee; International Relations Club; Rollins Scientific Society; Annie Russell The oter Usher Mary Lou: MAJOR: General Human Relations, Transfer from Stephens College; INDEPENDENT; Community Service Com- mittee; Annie Russell Theater Usher Mai and Mary Lou MARY JANE MALLORY MARY LOU BUCHANAN Dubsdread Heights Washington Road Orlando, Florida Petersburg, Indiana 71 Barbie and Stuff BARBARA VARLAND 119 W. Prospect Avenue Ottawa, Illinois MAJOR: Art; Transfer from Lindenwood College; ALPHA PHI; Studio Club; Tarpon; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Swim- ming. JEAN KAVANAUGH 403 Harwood Street Joliet, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Joliet Jun- ior College; ALPHA PHI, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman, Pledge Class President; Studio Club; Panhellenic Council; Wel- coming Committee; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. 72 HENRY SHANNON 1079 E. 10 Street Brooklyn, New York MAJOR: Theater Arts; Transfer from St. Johns University; SIGMA NU; Theta Alpha Phi; Rollins Players; The Corn Is Green, Madwoman of Choillot, The Twelve Pound Look, Much Ado About Nothing ; Intramurals RICHARD H. BALDWIN 800 Michigan Avenue Evanston, Illinois MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from University of Illinois; SIGMA NU; Interfraternity Council, Secretary; Traf- fic Committee; Welcoming Committee; Publications Union, President; Sandspur, Advertising Commissioner; Tomokan, Bus iness Manager; Rollins Newsreel, Editor, Film Editor; R Club, Vice-President; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming. Hank and Dick 73 Ston, Fred, Curt and Chief STANLEY F. STIPICK 1225 Shady Lane Drive Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration-Accounting; Transfer from Orlando Junior College; SIGMA NU. 74 RALPH A. SNYDER 1630 East Livingston Avenue Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Orlando Jun ior College; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Vice-President; Head Usher, Rollins Chapel; Chapel Staff, Cracker Club; Economic Conference Assistant, Veteran Consultant; Animated Maga zine Usher; Intramural Golf. N?f - FRED W. HALLAUER Route 3, Box 569 Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Accounting; Transfer from Orlando Junior College; INDEPENDENT. ALLEN BERNARD CURTIS 1412 E. Concord Avenue Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Accounting; Transfer from Orlando Junior College LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Social Chairman; Chapel Usher; Eco nomic Conference Assistant; Animated Magazine Usher. 75 Pom ond Karen PAMELA FITZGERALD CRAIG British Embassy Madrid, Spain MAJOR: French; Transfer from the University of California; DELTA ZETA DELTA; French Club. KAREN ELIZABETH KELLY 26 Coram Street Hamden, Connecticutt MAJOR: French-Spanish; INDEPENDENT; Choir; Bach Choir; Student Council; Studio Club, Secretary; Pan-American Club; German Club, Secretary; French Club; Race Relations Com- mittee. 76 THOMAS PICKENS 44 Fairview Street Yonkers 3, New York JEROME CLARK 12 Buena Vista Place Springfield, Vermont Tom and Jerry Tom: MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT; Sandspur, Staff Writ er, Feature Editor; Flamingo, Fiction Editor; Time of Your Life, Butter and Egg Maw, Dark of the Moon, Up ' n Atom, Madwoman of Chaillot, The Warrior ' s Husband, Much Ado About Nothing, Liliom, The Walrus and the Carpenter. Jerry: MAJOR: Theater Arts; Transfer from University of North Carolina; INDEPENDENT; Sandspur; Flamingo; Wel- coming Committee; Theta Alpha Phi; Rollins Players, Execu- tive Comm.; Harvey, Lauro, Madwoman of Chaillot, Liliom, Goodbye My Foncy, The Walrus and the Car- penter, One Ham ' s Family, Warrior ' s Husband, Dark- ness at Noon, Drocula. 77 Paula: MAJOR: Psychology; ALPHA PHI, President, Assistant Rush Chairman, Pledge Treasurer; Student Council; Interna- tional Relations Club; Panhellenic Council; Freshman Show. Dan: MAJOR: Business Administration; X CLUB, President; ODK; O.O.O.O.; Fiesta Committee; Football; Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Crew. Paula and Dan 79 VIRGINIA M. GOLD 28 Elm Street Westerly, Rhode Island MAJOR: History; Transfer from Pembroke College; INDE- PENDENT; French Club, Secretary; International Relations Club; Chapel Reader; Animated Magazine Usher. DON MARSHALL STONE 405 21st Avenue Northeast St. Petersburg, Florida MAJOR: Piano; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA; Student Music Guild, Vice-President; Bach Choir. LAWRENCE S. GREGORY, JR. Wilsam Woods Wayzata, Minnesota MAJOR: Art; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA; Studio Club; French Club; Flamingo, Art Editor. 80 81 ALVIN E. PETERSON HAROLD VAN DORN GOURLEY 151 Conant Street Hillside, New Jersey MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from Union Jr. College, Cran- ford, N. J.; KAPPA ALPHA; R Club; Varsity Golf; Intra- mural Golf. 1932 Noble Avenue Springfield, Illinois MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from University of Illinois; KAPPA ALPHA, Treasurer; Student Council; Choir; Library Advisory Committee; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Tennis. Al and Squeak 82 Ruth and Marsanne RUTH C. HALL 58 Sylvan Drive Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Economics; Transfer from Swarthmore College; IN- DEPENDENT; Tarpon. MARSANNE CHASE Dl LORENZO Beaupre Lenox, Massachusetts MAJOR: Fine Arts-Education; Transfer from College of New Rochelle; INDEPENDENT; Student Council; Rollins Debate Society, Secretary; Studio Club, President; Bach Choir; Inde- pendent Women ' s Show; Independent Women ' s Fashion Show, Mad Woman of Cha il lot, Much Ado About Nothing. 83 GEORGE WILLIAM BISSETT 429 Wiltshire Road Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Economics; SIGMA NU. RICHARD B. SYDNOR, JR. JOSEPH GILLEN 7365 Grove Terrace Winter Park, Florida 136 park Lak e Avenue Orlando, Florida MAJOR: History; Transfer from Oklahoma A. and M.; SIGMA NU, Alumni Contract Officer, Pledge Captain; Student Coun- MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Orlando Jr. cil; Chapel Ushers; Library Committee. College; INDEPENDENT; Economic Conference Assistant. S3 J RALPH F. SEIDEL Ocean View Road Palm Beach, Florida MAJOR: Biology; DELTA CHI; Sandspur; Student Council, Animated Magazine Usher; Water Ski Team; Junior Varsity Team. DICK POPE Winter Haven, Florida MAJOR: Economics; X CLUB; World Champion Water Skie Water Ski Club, President; Intramural Football, Swimming. Bill and Howie WILFORD B. COX 79 0 Park Lake Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Orlando Jr. College. HOWARD MALLEN 70 6 N. Fern Creek Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Elementary Education; Transfer from Orlando Jr. College and Stetson University, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Pledge President; Cracker Club; Independent Men ' s Talent Show, M. C; The Shop at Sly Corner. ■ST J PAUL RAYMOND BINNER 3 Peartree Road Mountain Lakes, New Jersey MAJOR: Psychology-Business Administration; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Intramural Representative; Honor Roll; Key Society; Pi Gamma Mu, President; Phi Society; R Club, Secretary; German Club; Sandspur, Sports Writer; Varsity Tennis; In- tramural Tennis Manger, Footbll, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Tennis. ROBERT PETER NEUHAUS 140 Cabrini Boulevard New York 33, New York MAJOR: Chemistry, Pre-Med; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Vice- President; Student Council; Key Society; Phi Society; German Club, President; Rollins Scientific Society; Thomas R. Baker Memorial Prize in Chemistry; Intramural Tennis. 88 NORBETT LAWRENCE MINTZ 7 20 Pennsylvania Avenue Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: Psychology-Business Administration; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, President; Student Council; Interfraternity Council Key Society, Secretary-Treasurer; Phi Socity; Pi Gamma Mu Welcoming Comm.; German Club; International Relations Club Speech Society; General Reeves Essay Contest Winner; Tennis ladder; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Crew, Softball, Swimming f V Paul, Pablo, Bobby and Norby • 3 89 Dick and Phil RICHARD F. EAGLE 411 Beaver Avenue Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Sociology; Transfer from Orlando Jr. College; IN- DEPENDENT; Race Relotions Committee, Treasurer. PHILIP NICELY 1030 Terrace Blvd. Orlando, Florida MAJOR: Physics; Transfer from Mississippi State College LAMBDA CHI ALPHA; Zeta Alpha Epsilon, President; Inter American Center, Assistant. 90 3 s_ PHYLLIS RICK GONZALEZ fiox 294 Trujillo City Dominican Republic MAJOR: Spanish and Inter-American Studies; INDEPENDENT; Phi Society; Pan-American Club; Race Relations Committee; International Relations Club; Animated Magazine Usher. GRETEL VICKI BRAUN 106 Markham Drive Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania MAJOR: Sociology; Transfer from Thiel College; INDEPEN- DENT; Race Relations Club; Sandspur; The Torchbearers, Annie Russell Theater Usher; Canoeing Exhibition; Intramural Volleyball. Luis, Phyl, Bob and Vicki 91 Beclou and Fritz Betty Lou: MAJOR: Theater Arts; Transfer from Barry Col- lege; INDEPENDENT, Vice-President; Welcoming Committee; Choir, Social Secretary; Bach Choir; Chapel Reader; Indepen- dent Women ' s Fashion Show, Narrator; Race Relations Com- mittee; Student Music Guild, Secretary; Theta Alpha Phi, Sec- retary; Phi Beta; Rollins Players; Up ' n Atom, Damask Cheek, Outward Bound, Torchbearers, Harvey, A Dream for Marjorie, Madwoman of Chaillot, Goodbye My Fancy, ' Liliom. Paul: MAJOR: English; Transfer from Ohio Wesleyan; PHI GAMMA DELTA; Rollins Players; The First Mrs. Fraser, Merchant of Yonkers, Macbeth, Her Husband ' s Wife. 92 Peg and Phyl PEGGY BURNETT Box 166 Wiersdale, Florida MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from The Case- ments; ALPHA PHI; Phi Beta; Rollins Players; French Club; Studio Club; Animated Magazine Usher; I Remember Mama, Torchbearers, Dark of the Moon, Hayfever, The Corn Is Green, Harvey, Goodbye My Fancy, Liliom, The Walrus and the Carpenter ; Independent Show. 93 PHYLLIS JEANNE BRETTELL 7620 Beach View Drive Miami Beach, Florida MAJOR: Elementary Education-Psychology; ALPHA PHI, Treas- urer, Historian, Social Chairman, Efficiency Chairman; Phi Society; Community Service Comm.; Studio Club; Freshman Show; Intercollegiate Water Ski Team; Water Ski Club, Sec- Treas.; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Golf, Riding, Swim- ming. 94 DORIS MAY CAMPBELL 98 West Street Sanborn, New York MAJOR: Piano; INDEPENDENT, Secretary; Choral Director; Libra; Phi Beta, Secretary, Vice-President; Student Council; Choir; Bach Choir; Chapel Reader; Student Music Guild, Treasurer; Rollins String Orchestra. HESTER STURGIS WILLIAMSON Broadacres—R.F.D. No. 1 Augusta, Maine MAJOR: Sociology; INDEPENDENT; Student Council; Inter- national Relations Club; Race Relations Committee; Sandspur; Freshman Show; Intramural Board; R ' Club; All-Star Basket- ball Team; Varsity Basketball; Tarpon; Intramural Basket- ball, Hockey. IRENE LEE BERKMAN 1033 14th Street North St. Petersburg, Florida MAJOR: Sociology; Transfer from Florida State University; DELTA PHI EPSILON; Race Relations Committee, Vice-Presi- dent; Secretary; Rollins Scientific Society; French Club. 95 alice McNeill egan 7470 Westchester Winter Park, Florida MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT; Sandspur, Reporter, News Editor; Tomokan; Fiesta Committee Chairman; Pan-American Club; French Club; Band; An Architect on Olympus. MARGARET LOUISE SMITH 1514 North Halifax Daytona Beach, Florida MAJOR: Music; Transfer from Florida State University; PHI MU, Social Chairman; Phi Beta; Student Music Guild; Inde- pendent Show. ROBIN CHADWICK MERRILL Baskerville Farms Pleasant Run Road Flemington, New Jersey MAJOR: English; PHI MU, Intramural Reporter, Registrar, Social Chairman; Student Council, Student Faculty Disciplin- ary Committee; Sandspur; International Relations Club; Choir; Freshman Show; Spindrift Yacht Club, Deck Officer; Animated Magazine Usher; Intramural Basketball, Riding, Swimming. 96 97 Alice: MAJOR: History; Transfer from Orlando Jr. College INDEPENDENT. Evelyn: MAJOR: Elementary Education; Transfer from Or lando Jr. College; Piedmont College, Demorest, Georgia; IN DEPENDENT. Alice and Evelyn ALICE POOLE 321 Mai toy Street Orlando, Florida EVELYN M. SCHRADER 2324 Fairbanks Avenue Winter Park, Florida 98 ROBERT M. YODER 70 9 Parkview Avenue New Kensington, Pennsylvania MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from Stetson University; INDEPENDENT, Chapel Reader; Debate Team; Canterbury Club, President ADDISON WARNER 5 5 Wrightwood Avenue Chicago, Illinois MAJOR: English; Transfer from Stanford University; INDE- PENDENT; Pan-American Club, After Chapel Club; Sand spur; Tomokan; Rollins Newsreel; Intramural Swimming. EDWARD T. WHITNEY, JR. 30 Crabtree Road North Quincy 71, Massachusetts MAJOR: History; INDEPENDENT. NOT PICTURED Willard Crompton Jacqueline Preis Eleanor Sangrcc Walter Searson Henry Surphen 99 UPPER DIVISION HENRY ARISTIZABAL JOE AUGERI ALICE BERASTEGUI LAMAR BRANTLEY IVY CAMP ALBERT CHUBB LUCY CURTIN JOHN DE GROVE HELEN DE TROY 103 ERNEST EICKELBERG DIANE EVANS JIM FAY SALLY FERNEY LARY FITZPATRICK MILLICENT FORD JIM HAYWOOD CAROLYN HERRING KAY HORTON 102 CHESTA HOSMER NANCY HUFF JOE HULL LOIS LANGELLIER JACK LARGE MARY LAWRENCE SALLY LELLYETT EDWIN LEWIS WALTER LOCKWOOD george lymburn kay McDonnell BOB McCOURT 104 CAROL McKECHNIE BARBARA MACK DODI MANNING TALLY MERRITT WALLY MOON BUD MORRISON TOM NELSON BOB PECK DAN PINGER 105 DAVE REDDING MARYAN RISING BILL ROSS LOG GORDON STANG CARL STOVER RUSS STURGIS L o w 1: II D I I S I o AVRUM ABRAMOWITZ ED ANGIER HONEY ATKINS SIS ATLASS FRED BALDWIN ANN BALLWEG KAZAM BARAKAT SAM BARLEY ROBERT BASS BETTY ANN BAYLESS BARBARA BEBOUT BARTON BECK PAT BELL ROGER BENTLEY LARRY BENTLEY DICK BERG DAVE BERTO NANCY BILLINGS BRIAN BIRD MARY LOU BISPLINGHOFF DEBBIE BISSELL JIM BOCOOK GRETEL BOGNER JESSE BOOKHARDT BEVERLY BOOTHBY MICHEL BOURGAIN DAVE BOWEN BEVERLY BOWER BOBBIE BOYD BARBARA BREMMERMAN 109 BILL BRITT HAL BRODA ROSALIE BRODIE MYRA BROWN EUGENE BRYANT BERT BUCKMASTER BEVERLY BUMBY RAY BURCHETT EDWARD BURNEY CONNIE MACK BUTLER GENE MARIE CALLAWAY NANCY CALVIN JERRY CAMPBELL LONNIE CARRUTH BILL CARY CHRIS CHARDON ALLEE CHATHAM MARILYN CHURCH JEAN CLARK LOU CLARKE BUCK CLASS JEAN CLOUGH NAN COCHRAN SHERRI COFFEL DICK COLABELLA BILL CONKLIN ADELE COOLEY NANCIE COOPER CATHY CORBETT NANCY CORSE 110 NANCY CROWDER DWEEN CURRY JOAN CURTIS TOM D ' ANDREA ALBERTO DANEL VIRGINIA DARWIN CHRIS DAVIS ZELMA DAWSON AL DAYNOR JOHN DE CARVILLE FRANCES DE FENELON ETHEL DEIKMAN PHYLLIS DELLASTATIOUS STAVROS DEMOPOULOS CAL DICKSON GORDON DIKE WALT DITTMER GAIL DONALDSON DEAN DORAN TOM DORMAN BILLIE DORNEY MARY DRAUGHON KAY DUNLAP KEN DUNNING JON DUNN RANKIN BONNIE LOU EDWARDS JANICE ELDREDGE BRUCE ELWELL FAITH EMENY RALPH ESTES 1 1 SI 111 CAROL FARQUHARSON JERRY FAULKNER NORMA FAUST BUD FELIX BUD FISHER PAT FOGARTY ANN FRANKENBERG IRIS FRYE EDUARDO GARCIA JUDY GASTON GAIL GEARHART LOU GLASER RUTH GLASS BOB GODDARD JOAN GOURLEY SYLVIA GRAVES PAT GRENNING JERRY GRIGGS JOE GROLIMUND NORMAN GROSS ENRIQUE GUERRERO DAN HAIGHT JUDY HALL PHYLLIS HARBULA DON HARTER DELTON HELMS BILL HELPLIN DIANE HERBLIN SALLY HILL TOM HOLDEN 112 DIANE HOLLAND SALLY HOPPLE LUCIA HOWARD HOLLY HUEBSCH JOE HUNT FRANK HUTSELL JOEL HUTZLER LOUIS INGRAM ROY JANNENGA BOB JOHNSON DON JONES HAPPIE JORDAN JOHN JOY BILL KARSLAKE DOLORES KARWOWSKI RAYNA KASOVER SID KATZ JULIE KAUFFMAN JOHN KEENE BOB KENAN LELAND KIMBALL LOUISE KLEIN MARILYN KLUMB CAROL KNOBLE DONNA KNOX LUCIA KOLB GEORGIA KUFFEL CARMEN LAMPE BETTY JEAN LANG PETE LARKIN 113 JANE LAVERTY MARGARET LAWCOCK BOB LEADER BRUCE LEE PAULINE LENTULO DICK LESNESKI THOMAS LINK JUNE LITTLE JIM LOCKE DAVE LOEB EDNA FRENCH LOOK JO ANN LUCAS PAT McCAMEY PAT McCARTY JAN McGAW BILL McGAW JEANI MccGREGOR BOB MocHARDY LINDA MclLVAIN PETE MclNTOSH HELEN McKAY RAY McMULLIN ELLEN McPHEE HARLAN McVEY JEAN MALLORY MAE MALONEY MARGARET MANGUM FRED MARCH MARY MARSH CANDY MARTIN 114 MARY MARTIN DON MARVIN HOWIE MATSON DAN MATTHEWS MARCIA MATTOX JOHN MAYHALL HENRY MENENDEZ BETTY MERRILL CHARLES MERRY ROBIN METZGER JANE MILLER ILA MILLER ALFREDO MILLET GENE MOLLER MARY MONROE JOANNE MOSELY LOUISE MULLIN JUDY MUNSKE PAT NATHAN JEAN NAVIN ALICE NEAL BARBARA NEAL VALERIE NICHOLS BOB NIKOLAS JERRY O ' BRIEN JANET O ' DAY TRUMAN OLIN YVONNE OLIVER JACKIE ORLOFF ANN PALMER 115 CYRENE PALMISANO EMILY TOWERS PARDUE BILLY PATE BILL PAUTLER BILL PEELER VIC PEREZ-SOTO TONY PERKINS MARIE PERKINS MARY JANE PERRY JOHN PHILIPS JANET PITTS DEE PLAMONDON NANCY POLK JOSH POOLE JANE POTTS BOB PRATT DUBAC PREECE ELMER PUDDINGTON DOANE RANDALL DIAN RAUSCH CAMILLA RAWSON JAN REAS BUDDY REICH MEL RHINEHART MARIAN RICH HOWARD RICHARDS LEE ROBBINS FRANCES ROBERTS DAVE ROBINSON JERRY ROBINSON 116 JIM ROBINSON CINDY ROSS MARY RUSS BETTY RUSSELL PAT SANDBLOOM SHIRLEY SAUERBRUNN GEORGE SAUTE ANESTIS SAVVAS ED SCHEER PHYLLIS SCHMID PHILLIP SCHMITT JAY SCHRAIER LOIS SCHULTZ NANCY SCHWADERER KATHY SHACKELFORD MIKE SHAMILZADEH BARBARA SHANK PAT SHEPPARD GAIL SHERROD CONNIE SHIELDS MARILYN SHINTON CONNIE SIARTO PEGGY SIAS ELEANOR SIGNAIGO FLO SIKES ED SILEO CAROLYN SIMONDS BILL SIPPRELL GAIL SMITH JANE SMITH 117 LAURENE SMITH MARILYN SMITH MARY ANN SMITH JO ANN SOPOCY DAVID SPRAGUE POLLY JACOB STANG LIZ STEPHENS LETTIE STOUDER BECKY STRICKLAND DICK STUART HAL SUIT GARY SULLIVAN JANE SWICEGOOD BOODIE SYDNOR SUSIE SZUCH ABDY TAHERI DON TAUSCHER NANCY TEAGUE RAY THAGGARD JEAN THOMAS JEAN THROCKMORTON NANCY TINDER BARBARA TOON AL TOWNSEND ELLEN TREVOR LYNN TROKEY RONNY TRUMBULL TAKAYO TSUBOUCHI KYOKO TSUKAMOTO JIM VICKERS 118 BEV VICKERSTAFF MARY LOU VOOR MARY WALES EVA WALKER WEBSTER WALKER JEAN WARREN DONALD WEBER BUNNY WELLS LYNN WHITE SARA WHITTEN ED WILLIAMS DON WILSON ESTHER WINDOM JIDGE WOOD MARSHALL WOODWARD BETSEY YOUNGS DICK ZUVER 119 ORGANIZATIONS S T II D E T O II N « I L OFFICERS HAL SUIT President DICK ELLIOTT Vice-President HESTER DAVIS Secretary DON MATCH ETT Comptroller Members of the Council are: First row: Hol Suit, Hester Davis, Dick Elliott, Don Matchett. Second row: Betsy Williams, Marsanne di Lorenzo, Janey Johannes, Robin Merrill, Mary Bailey, Jean Currie. Third Row: Joe Augeri, Les Boyd, Bruce Lee, Ralph Seidel, Kay McDonnell, Dubac Preece Dale Travis, Barbara Mack, Doris Campbell. Fourth row: Don Corrigan, Bob, Tiller, Jack Sanderford, Norby Mintz. 124 The executive and legislative powers of the Rollins Students ' Association are vested in the Student Council, which is composed of one representative from each social fraternity; four independent representatives, including at least one woman, all of whom must have been regularly enrolled for at least two terms; the dean of men and the dean of women. During the summer President Ed Cushing was called to serve his country, and Hal Suit was elected to succeed him. Various committees set up within the Student Council this year include a committee of three to rewrite the Student Association Constitution whose members were Derek Dunn- Rankin, Dick Elliott, and Hester Davis. Also created was a Speaker Service of students who visit civic clubs in Central Florida explaining the small college ' s role in the community and democracy. Other activities have been: the news briefings which proved quite successful, the wel- come extended to Patrick and Sanford Air Force Bases in November to acquaint them with the college; the Faculty-rating sheet put into effect at the end of the Fall Term in which the students graded their professors; the $2,750 appropriation from the Student Council Association Fund to help the administration in the building of new tennis courts, volleyball courts, and Pelican improvements; and finally, the plans for a political forum to be held at Rollins in April which was set up by Hal Suit and a committee. 125 CHAPEL ACTIVITIES The prime function of the chapel on campus is as a non-secretarian spiritual center for the student body, but it also engages in many outside activities through the various com- mittees and affiliated organizations. The Choir, International Relations Club, Race Rela- tions Committee, Community Service Committee, Ushers and the After Chapel Club are sponsored by the Chapel and are open to all students. These organizations not only ac- quaint the student with problems in the field but also encourage positive work within the community and on campus. CHAPEL STAFF By planning and executing specific programs and projects the Chapel Staff executes the religious program on the campus. The Staff functions through three service and study committees of the Chapel: Community Service, International Relations, and Race Relations. The Chapel Fund Drive, sponsored by the Staff, raises money for the three committee men- tioned above and the Dean ' s Fund. The following is an example of the Staff ' s programs: Christmas Service, a Christmas Program in which Dean Enyart gives his annual reading of Dicken ' s Christmas Carol, Lenten Services, and a sunrise Easter Service. The staff is composed of seventeen members — two faculty members, nine elected mem- bers, three committee heads, the head usher, chairman of the choir, and Dean of the Chapel. 126 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS The International Relations Club has as its prime purpose informing the student of world affairs. This is accomplished by lectures, movies, debates and discussions. Dean Cleve- land spoke on her recent trip to Japan and Madame Huang informed us of her native land — China. A very interesting debate on The Rearmament of Western Germany was presented by Herr Fisher, Dr. France, Jerry O ' Brien and Bob Yoder. Movies were shown by Mary Ann Hobart, concerning her trip to England and France last summer and Jack Rich sometimes shows pictures concerning Students Traveling Abroad. In addition, the IRC supports two war or- phans, a Greek girl and a Polish boy. Christ- mas presents are sent to them each year, as well as monthly packages. The club also con- tributes to the World Student Service Fund which helps foreign students complete their education by providing monetary and other means. First row: J. Clark, J. Wiselogel, J. Hall, L. Mullin, M. Bailey. Second row: D. Travis, M. Brown, A. Jones, C. Shields, J. Laverty. Third row: M. Hobart, A. Ballweg, M. Mal- lory, B. Neal Fourth row: B. Swift, E. Signaigo, J. Moseley, J. Eldredge, I. Miller. Fifth row: R. Willmarth, E. Look, N. Tinder, B. Huntsman, A. Neal, D. Barnes, J. MocGregor, B. Bremerman. Sixth row. M. Shinton, N. Huff, B. Mock, K. Horton, P. Schmid.. J. Faulkner, S. Barley. CHAPEL USHERS First row: Chris Davis, Dick Elliott, Bob Peck, Bob Tiller, Roy Seckinger, Ralph Snyder. Second row: Allen Curtis, Em Hunter, John De Grove, Dick Sydnor, Jidge Wood. 127 COMMUNITY SERVICE The year ' 51 - ' 52 has been a very busy one for the Com- munity Service Committee. This year ' s efforts have given financial and practical aid to many Orlando and Winter Park institutions; the Correc- tion of Stuttering and Stam- mering, the White Day Nurs- ery, the T.B. Sanitorium, the Parental Home and several others. Through the close co- operation of all its members and the able assistance of Miss Sally Eastwood, the com- mittee has done an outstand- ing amount of constructive work for the surrounding com- munities. First row: President Jean Wiselogel, Mary Jane Mallory, Barbara Coleman, I la Miller, Bobbie Boyd, Jane Laverty. Second row: Barbara Swift, Louise Mullin, Judy Hall, Janice Eldridge, Connie Shields, Ann Jones. Third row: Jean Clark, Barbara Neal, Eleanor Signaigo, Joanne Mosely, Jeani MacGregor, Alice Neal. Fourth row: Gene Marie Callaway, Betsey Youngs, Edna F. Look, Nancy Tinder, Betty Huntsman. Fifth row: Mary Martin, Jean Thomas, Barbara Mack, Kay Horton. RACE R E L A T O N S The Race Relations Committee has both programs and projects. Besides sponsoring Race Relations Sunday for Winter Park, meet- ings on inter-faith and race relations problems are held. This year they have supported two Seminole Indian children in Florida, helped support one college student, provided funds for the Hannibal Square Library, and helped at the County Parental Home and Colored Day Nursery with their Christmas parties. In addition funds were provided for projects in Eatonvi I le. First row: Nancy Corse, Betty Russell, Lou Clarke. Second row: Jean Clark, Mary Bailey, Barbara Feid- elson. Third row: Betsey Youngs, Carol Farquharson, Barbara Mack. 128 H H I The Rollins College Chapel Choir is one of the iost important activities on campus. It devotes lost of its time to the serious study of repre- :ntative choral literature from Early English nd Roman schools up to cont emporary com- Dsers. Each Sunday morning during the Chapel Serv- e, the choir presents an anthem and a choral iterlude. It performs at- all religious services of ie college and for many outside functions. Dr. erman Siewert provides the organ accompani- lents. The highlight of the year is the Christmas 2rvice, given three times during the last week efore vacation. This year the program, iden- cal for all three services, consisted of twelve sautifully arranged carols and three violin ieces. The group also presented the program 1 Sarasota, Florida at the State Music Teach- r ' s Convention. In Spring term members participate in the ach Festival. Also the choir gives a choral esper service, presenting old and new favorites i song. In a purely recreational vein, two or three mes a year the group has a picnic for its mem- ers as an outside activity. First row: M. Perkins, B. Edwards, S. Graves, B. Russell, C. Herring, P. Munch, J. Munske Second row: A. Palmer, A. Ballweg, E. McPhee, N. Merrirr, D. Evans, E. Windom, C. Rawson. Third row: Prof. Woodruff, F. Emeny, M. Marsh, J. Clough, B. Lang, D. Herblin, P. Lentulo, P. Sias, R. Kasover, J. Laverty, Dr. Siewert. Fourth row: D. Matthews, H. Gaines, J. Schraier, K Dunlap, D. Vassar, M. A. Hobart. Fifth row: F. Mauk, D. Loeb, P. White, E. Williams, B. Goddard, R. Weilenmann, J. Phillips 129 ii o IV o ii soil i: i i s First row: Prof. Bailey, Prof. Jones, Tim Lofton, Hal Suit, John De Grove, Dan Dougherty, Lyle Chambers. Second row: Clason Kyle, Dick Elliott, Bob Heath, John Vereen, Don Matchett, Pres. McKean, Deon Dar- rah. Third row: Emory Hunter, Dr. Hanna, Prof. McDowall, Mack Israel. Fourth row: Dick Baldwin, Dr. Stone, Jack Sanderford, Mr. Tiedtke, Dean Justice, Daan Enyart, Dr. Melcher. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA The highest honor a Rollins man can receive is election to ODK. This organization is open only to upper division men and emphasizes scholar- ship, outstanding leadership, service and character. New members are tapped twice each year. The men of ODK pledge themselves to the serv- ice of the college and are ac- tive in all phases of campus life. First row: Mary Bailey, Mrs. Dean, Natalie Merritt, Sara Jane Dorsey, Mary Ann Hobart. Second row: Jean Wiselogel, Helen Demetelis, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Warren, Dean Cleveland, Hester Davis, Diane Vigeant, Doris Campbell. THE ORDER OF THE LIBRA The Order of the Libra is an honorary service fraternity for women at Rollins. Its tapping ceremony takes place in the fall and spring of each year. Membership is based on a high scholastic record, participation and leadership in extra-curric- ular activities and outstand- ing service to the college. Last year Libra established two awards: one, a scholarship to the woman on campus who is most outstanding in activities and scholastic record; and the second, an award to a woman on the faculty or staff who has contributed outstanding serv- ice to Rollins College. 130 ROLLINS KEY SOCIETY The Rollins Key Society was founded for the purpose of fostering interest in all cam- pus and scholastic activities and promoting the welfare of Rollins College. Membership is open to upper division stu- dents only and is based on high scholastic work. First row: Paul Shelfon, Helen Demetrelis, Paul Binner. Sec- ond row: Bob Neuhaus, Betsy Williams, Norby Mintz WHO WHO The ten outstanding members of the enior Class whose scholarship, cooper- ation, leadership and extra-curricular ac- livities; citizenship and service to the ollege; and promise of future useful- ness to society have been given the honor  f election to Who ' s Who Among Stu- lents in American Colleges. This annual publication is a recogni- ion as a small reward for work well done nd serves as encouragement for the fu- ure. irst row: Mary Bailey, Hester Davis, Diane Vigeant, elen Demetrelis, Jeannie Wiselogel. Second row: erek Dunn-Rankin, Dave Redding, Mary Ann Hobart, )hn Vereen, Dick Elliott. 131 ZETA ALPHA EPSILON Zeta Alpha Epsilon is an honorary scientific fra- ternity, the purpose of which is to give recognition to outstanding students and to promote a broadened interest in the sciences. O. 0. 0. o. Four O ' s is a men ' s honorary organization; the purpose of which is to create, preserve, and foster the traditions and ideals of Rollins, to promote respect for the customs of the col- lege, and to develop a spirit of leadership and cooperation in the student body. Fist row: Dave Manley, Don Work, Dan Dougherty, Wayne Pontious. Second row: Tim Lofton, Ev Williams, Dick Seyler, Lyle Chambers, Dick Elliott. First row: Betsy Williams, Barbara Mack. Second row Phil Nicely, Paul Shelton, Prof. Huntley. Third row: Dr. Gilbert, Prof. Jones, Bob Neuhaus. PHI BETA Phi Beta is a national honorary fraternity o music and drama, which selects its members fror women with outstanding accomplishments in th dramatical and musical fields. Annual activitie . of the group include a picnic supper and a Candl Light Service for all entering women who are maj- oring in Theater Arts or Music. First row: Natalie Miller, Doris Campbell, Kit Johnson, Natalie Me ntt. Second row: Chesta Hosmer, Betty Lou Kepler, Bobbie Spencc , Ardi Roth. Third row: Dianne Barnes, Lucy Curtin, Peggy Burnet , Margaret Smith. 132 CRACKER CLUB First row: Joe Finley, President; Jean Cur- rie, Ellie Parker, Mae Moloney, Alice Ber- astegui, Helen McKay. Second row Alice Egan, Mary Lou Buchanan, Dodi Man ning, Betty Ann Bayless, Barbara Mack, Howie Mallen. Third row: Julie Kauff man, Barbara Shank, Saretta Hill, Pat Sandbloom, Evelyn Schroder, Pat Bell. Fourth row: Mary Carter, Dick Pope, Val- erie Nichols, Ralph Snyder, Ellie Smith Fifth row: Lyle Chambers, Bob Tiller, Bart Beck. ■ ■ ... -- w o CLUBS Other than its honorary societies, Rollins has a group of sixteen organizations which offer a com- bination of recreation and study advancement to the student. Most of the groups are related to an aca- demic course and have as their purpose the creating of well balanced, forceful personalities. Here, among this wide range of choices the student can find a place for himself and do his bit extra-curricularly for the welfare of the college. GERMAN CLUB irst row; E. Diekman, B. Shank. ■cond row: Herr Fischer, D. Comp- el, M. Perkins. Third row: C. jmpe, M. Ford, B. Morrison, E. ckelberg. Fourth row: D. Kar- Jwski, N. Merritt, D. Manning, Lang. Fifth row: B. Reich, S. irley, D. Weber. Sixth row: J. De ove, E. Scheer. AN AMERICAN CLUB ' St row. V. Perez-Soto, R. Trum- II, Y. Oliver, Dr M inor, F. De- nelon, N. Faust, P. Gonzalez, cond row. B. Coleman, P. Lar ji, D. Karwowski, A. Jones, A. rastegui, B. Russell, A. Egan, M. ' nton, L. Gonzalez. Third row: Little, I. Miller, J. Eldredge, P. uttell, M. Noas, S. Ferney, V. irwin, D. Randall, P. McCarty, Tenney. Fourth row: A. War- r, J. Currie, E. Williams, M ingum, A. Millet, J. Thomas, A. nel, H. Aristizabal, H. Guer- o, M Shamilzadeh. R E N C H CLUB The French Club, open to all who stuc French, is organized to acquaint the studer with the various phases of Gallic culture. Th club periodically has dinners, lectures, an movies designed to carry out the purpose c the organization. First row: Ann Jones, Rayna Kosover. Second row: Millice Ford, Adby Taheri, Chris Chardon, Sam Gregory. Third ro [ Baroness Van Boecop, Michel Bourgain, Ben Mount. P I GAMMA M U The purpose of the national social scien honor fraternity, Pi Gamma Mu, is to impro scholarship in the social studies, to inspi humanity to social service, and to further w tual understanding among differently op ionated peoples. Privilege of membership granted to those who have shown unusual terest and aptitude in the study of the soc science field, and on moral character T society maintains an official journal, spons lectures from time to time and offers a vari program of interest in the national conv i tions. Dr. Melcher, Janet Patton, Alys Oglesby, Diane Vigeant, R I Pernice, Dr. Stone. ROLLINS SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY Rollins Scientific Society works for the vancement of interest in science of all R: lins students. It attempts to promote this terest by guest speakers, prominent in varit fields of science. Students also present pap; to the society dealing with various scient f topics of interest to them. Business meetings are alternated with th in which a speaker is present. One of most interesting talks of the year was g w by Dr. John Hostteter, an optical engine E who played a prominent part in the Mt. Pel mar telescope Project. First row: B. Williams, B. Morrison, B. Mack, E. Eickel!?. D. Preece, S. Katz. Second row: S. Anderson, P. Nicely • Bell, L. Stephens, E. Scheer, M. Ford. Third row: Prof. Fi- ley, Prof. Shor, Dr. Gilbert, B. Neuhaus, Oscar, B Godi 3 , Dr. Wager. 134 DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team is a varsity club in which only students with honorable standing are al- lowed membership. Sincere interest and out- side work are required. The team is composed of five participants, four of whom debate. Each man builds a case for both the affirmative and negative side The questions are of a timely nature and much current reading is therefore necessary. Bids have been received to compete against colleges in Georgia, Washington, Boston and at West Point Derek Dunn-Rankin, Roy Jannenga, Dave Berto, Jerry O ' Brien, Gerry Polakoff. STUDENT MUSIC GUILD The Rollins Student Music Guild was form- ed to establish a closer relationship among the students and faculty members of the Conserv- atory, and to advance the musical, intellect ual and social activities of the Conservatory body. Activities of the Guild included the sponsor- ing of faculty members and former students in recitals, the annual Evening of Music, the Austrian Goodwill Tour, and, with the Rollins Players, the co-sponsoring of Gilbert and Sul- livan ' s RUDDIGORE. Any regularly enrolled Rollins student reg- istered with the college for any course in the Conservatory is eligible for membership in the Guild. first row: Ann Palmer, Peggy Sias, Betty Jean Lang, Carolyn Simonds, Diane Holland Second row: Marie Perkins, Diane Herblin, Jack Reardon, Sylvio Graves. Third row: Marshall Stone, Richard Weilenmann, John Philips. SPINDRIFT YACHT CLUB The Spindrift Yacht Club, like most yacht clubs, is designed to promote the development of skills in boating. The club is divided into two divisions: sail and power. Classes are held for instruction in the handling and care of both divisions. Besides holding classes the organization has social functions, involving the boats. Re- gattas are sponsored and a state regatta is to be held in which all types of boats from all over the state compete. First row: Ray Burchett, Teddy, Dave Manley, Bill McGaw Second row: Jean Currie, Mary Ann Hobart. Third row: Bob Harding, Clason Kyle. THEATER ACTIVITIES THETA ALPHA PHI Theta Alpha Phi is a national dramatic fra- ternity. The members are selected from the upper division and must have completed a certain amount of work in dramatics. The work may be done either in acting or in back- stage help. First row: Tally Merritt, Prof. Bailey, Prof. Allen, Betty Lou Kepler. Second row: Hank Shannon, Jerry Clark, Peggy Bur- nett, George Lymburn. The theater activities of the college are centered around the Annie Russell and Fred Stone Theaters. Both are designed primarily as educational institutions, giving dramatic instruction to students in the theater field. Their secondary purpose is to provide theatrical entertainment for the student body and the community. Rollins is unique in having two campus theaters named for well-known personalities of the American stage. The Annie Russell, named forits famous founder and first director, celebrated its twentieth anniversary this year with a special season in memory of Annie Russell. In 1939 Fred Stone played in Lightning, a Rollins production. The money raised by the campus and road performances of the show built the present experimental theater at the corner of Fair- banks and Chase. THE ROLLINS PLAYERS The Rollins Players is an organiza- tion whose members are required tc have a specific amount of theater arts credits, and have done a considerable amount of theater work. The func- tions of the club are mainly writing letters of welcome and thank you tc theater personages who visit the Rol lins campus, plus social function; within the organization. First row: Ronny Trumbull, Louis Ingram, Johi Keene, Pete Robinson, John Hayes. Second row Tally Merritt, Jerry Clark, Betty Lou Kepler, Dian Barnes, Delores Karwowski, Paul Ulrich, Don Kurj Third row: Peggy Burnett, Lynn Bailey, Kit John son, Carol McKechnie, Prof. Bailey. 136 137 PUBLICATIONS The Student Publication Union provides an integral part of a student ' s life from the time of his acceptance when he receives the R Book, through a series of Sandspur and Flamingo issues until at graduation he has amassed a collection of Tomokans recounting the highlights of his life at Rollins. The Union is composed of the editors, business managers, and faculty advisors of the student publications. Its purpose is to conduct, manage, and issue for the Student As- sociation all publications which the Association may direct or subsidize. 138 ROLLINS N EWSREEL The Rollins Newsreel photographs campus activi- ties on 16 mm color film for showing to the Rollins Family at intervals during the year. This year, in addition to shooting Orientation Week, the Freshman Show, the Dedication of the Mills Memorial Library, and Founders ' Week activities, the Newsreel crew made black and white movies of two complete Rol- lins basketball games for study by the team First row: Mary Bailey, Ray McMullin. Second row: Jack Sanderford, Dubac Preece. gfc J R BOOK The R Book is a general manual of Rollins College pub- ished by the Student Association to inform the new students of the traditions, customs, organiza- tions, and regulations of the col- lege. Janey Johannes, Editor; Jeannie Wiselogel, Art Editor. THE FLAMINGO The Flamingo, published quar- terly by the Student Association, is the literary magazine of the college. All material comes from the student body and consists of drama, poetry and short stories. Cash awards are given to the stu- dents submitting the best work for each issue Pictured are: Tom Pickens, Mary Bailey, and Sam Gregory. 139 Lx ' _________ THE ROLLINS Bruce Lee, Betsy Fletcher, Jane Carmel, Tom Pickens, Jon Dunn-Rankin. ' ' A «t Gl « r- V . lv V W ' ■ ' 4 STAFF Zelma Dawson, lla Miller, Jerry Faulkner, Janice Eldredge, Nancy Polk. , . ' ° ,.■ ■ ' The Rollins Sandspnr Florida ' s Oldest College S ewspaper— Established 1S94 • 1 ' 4 Published weekly at Rollins College, Winter Park, i n o, Florida. Memlrr of Associated Collegiate Press and $ Cy «tj t Florida Intercollegiate Press Association. Publication jM _t i f ' ce— Hoom 8, Carnegie Hall, telephone 4-9891. En- V 1 tered as second class matter November 14, 1925, at the ' , °%i ' Post Office at Winter Park, Florida under the act of ' ■ , ' ' ? ' i March 3, 1879. Subscription price — $1.50 one term, ■ . oJ , $2.50 two terms, $3.50 full year. , : V ' V Editorial Hoard « ' ' ? ' ' JS«lHor-lii-Chlpf Betsy Fletcher A, News Kditor Alice Egan ( ' •e_ p S 7, FeaturcK Kditor Jon Dunn-Rankin i 8 i p c f, • s I ,o t,, Editor Bruce Lee , u f Adviser _ William R. Shelton ' •, ' ' Staff Assistants: Mary Bailey, Alice Berastegul, ? . « , ' V( i Brian Bird, Jane Carmel, Zelma Bandler Dawson, , • V ' Janice Eldredge, Jerry Faulkner, Diane Herblin, - ' Saretta Hill, Diane Holland, Charles Lambeth, Bill .  % ' McGaw, Ha Miller, Tom Pickens, Dan Pinger, Pat ' ' 1 p -v, ' Roberts, Dale Travis, Jane Wynn. pete Robinson. V ' 1 1 ° r tM 4 1 f ify HusineKs MnnaKer Don Matchett , ? tk G °tj ' ' iri- Advertising Coninii.snioner Dick Baldwin °i : C, r p J ' , o, Founded in 1885, Rollins College is today a co- edu- ! ' bfy P f 0n cational institution of 600 student- and 70 professors. «, % o X 11 is located in Winter Park, a town of 6,000 in Flor- : v - ' Ida ' s lake and citrus, region. -Established with the Following Editorial - xi? ' ,, Unassuming yet mighty, sharp and pointed, well-rounded yet tjj 1 n j ' «„ ' ' , many sided, assiduously tenacious, yet as gritty and energetic as t. ■ ° ' o, ' l. its name implies, victorious in single combat and therefore without 1 a peer, wonderfully attractive and extensive in circulatonl all these will be found upon investigation to be among the extraordinary qual- i ' ies of the Sandspur. % • ••••• ' • x cvvj j % „ 4, ; • 4 04 A BUSINESS STAFF Brian Bird, Pat Roberts, Don Matchett, Dick Baldwin, Jane Wynn, Dale Travis. 4 4 5 ' ft, ' .1 • f ' ° ,, ,%, ' IV ' ■ : A ' , i °f °t • EDITORIAL BOARD Mr. Bill Shelton, Dan Pinger, Betsy Fletcher, Jon Dunn-Rankin, Bruce Lee, Alice Egan. , ( ' ' ' % Vv ' ' ' • . 4 , ' v,. S x ' ,.: ' ' : ' ■ , : ,. ' . ' .. ' -■■ ■ . ' V Pete Robinson, Shorty Bcrastegui, Alice Egan, Betsy Fletcher, Dan Pi ' inger. •v A, Seated: Tim Lofton, Buddy Reich, Marcia Mattox, Dick Baldwin, Ann Frankenberg. Standing: Kay McDonnell, Wally Moon, Clason Kyle. marcia mattox . dick baldwin . . clason kyle . . . wally moon . . ann frankenberg kay McDonnell . buddy reich . . . tim lofton . . . . . Editor-in-Chief . Business Manager . Associate Editor . ... Art Editor . . . Layout Editor Photography Editor . . Literary Editor . . . Sports Editor 142 O 111 O Photographers Dan Matthews and Em Hunter Sis Atlass, Ann Frankenberg, Debbie Bissell, Marcia Mattox N. S. I. T. 0.!! With this cry the staff stormed the new office in the Alumni House . . . Brush the roaches off the desk and let ' s get to work . . . famous last words, The book will take care of itself! . . . Take a letter, Myra . . . Public Relations and Sand- spur, please stop stealing my exclusives! . . . Ann goes berserk looking at round and tipped pictures . . . around the office in 30 seconds without touching the floor, or, N. S. I. T. O. . . . Why the long face, Em? Someone forgot an appointment? 5 . . . Latest radio quiz game: Stop the Dedication — shades of John Hughes! . . . Where ' s that copy? . . . No, no, not the whip! . . . But Mrs. Fitz, I must have late per- mission! . . . Anyone want a coke? . . . only 50 more pictures, Dan . . . Does Jon think this is still the Sandspur office? . . . We finally got into the new dark- room! . . . Let ' s have a party . . . Cut that line; it may be dirty . . . When will we get the proof? . . . Let ' s take a poll . . . Sure, print it. What ' s another dollar? — the Council gave us 500 . . . Just look what they did to our layout! . . . Sign here, Johnny, sign here! . . . Quick, Watson, the panic-bell . . . Who left the file unlocked? . . . Deletions and deadlines . . . What did Groucho say? . . . N. S. I. T. O. — natch 1 S P O II T S First row: Bill Cary, Connie Mack Butler, Lamar Brantley, Bill Cost, Bob Rego, Bob MacHardy. Second row: Bill Campbell, Ev Williams, Jim Fay, Dick Seyler, Frank Barker. BASKET ALL Coach Joe Justice and the starting five: Frank Barker, Bob MacHardy, Bob Rego, Con- nie Mack Butler and Ev Williams. With the addition of seven freshmen to bol- ster the four returning lettermen; Frank Barker, Ev Williams, Jim Fay and Dick Seyler, the Rol- lins Tars, as the season opened, were a team to be reckoned with. Joe Justice in his first year as head coach produced a team featuring a fast break offense which was more dangerous in the last quarter than in the first. This year also brought to Rollins in the per- son of 6 ' 4 center Frank Barker, four NCAB records. Most free throws in one game, 17 against Stetson; most field goals in one game, 20 against Florida Southern; most consecutive free throws, 21; and most points in one game, 50 against Green Cove Navy. Barker also ranked sixth in the nation ' s small college players with a 23.1 points per game average. The Rollins Tars opened their 1951-52 se a- son with a convincing victory over Patrick Air Force Base 71-39. In rolling up their second victory over a weak Florida Southern team, the Tars definitely established themselves as the dark-horse in the Florida state title race. The game also established a new team scoring rec- ord as they rolled through to the tune of 87-47. After taking Jacksonville Navy in their stride the Tars came to their first real test of the sea- son. In by far the most exciting game of the season, Rollins went down to their first defeat of the year, bowing to Tampa in the last seconds 67-65. The team came from a 61-43 deficit early in the final quarter to draw within 2 points of the Spartans. Tampa then gained possession and froze the ball for the final 17 seconds of play. A small fast five from Mercer came down to hand Rollins its second defeat. Again the margin was a meager 2 points, 61-59. The Tars were handed even more disheartening news as Barker was lost for at least a week due to an eye injury suffered in the second quarter. Frank did not re-enter the lineup until the Stetson game of Jan. 26. Still hampered by this loss, Rollins was completely outclassed by a more ex- perienced Parris Island Marine Team four days later, playing an excellent game in losing by a score of 69-60. The team then prepared for the season ' s most rugged road test, games with Tampa, Stetson, and FSU Still without the services of Barker the team went down to defeat at the hands of a very tall and efficient Tampa U. team, 83-71. Returning to its usual close margins of defeat or victory the Tars went to Deland and before a packed house they went down to defeat by a three point margin, 72-69. The Tars ended a six game losing streak by downing a troublesome FSU team 69-55. This game was a revenge for an upset defeat by the Seminoles a week before. Rollins sank 23 out Continued on Page 150 Ev drops in another, but still not enough to win. Seyler watches while Rego rebounds. 59 to 59, seconds left, Mercer scrambled and wort. Up goes MacHardy but down goes Rollins 69 to 60. 149 of 28 shots for a fair margin of victory. If this average had followed for the previous games the Tars might have won some of their closely contested defeats. Four days later Rollins played host to a visiting Stetson five which had defeated them once earlier; this time going down before a closely con- tested 70-68 final score. Appearing in his last home game Frank Barker scored 50 points in a rout of a sadly mismatched team from Green Cove Navy. In the final quarter Frank scored half of his total when the team did everything but hand him the ball in an effort to break the previous rec- ord set by Chadroff a few nights before. When the slaughter was over, the dust had cleared, Rollins had won by a lop-sided score of 104- 55. This years team has been named the Heart- break Five. Going great before Christmas va- cation, the team seemed to fall apart after the long lay-off. Poor shooting characterized all their games during the next month. Slop- py ballhandling and fair defensive work con- tributed along with an odd inability to sink free throws to the loss of many games. It was often said that when Rollins was hot they could not be stopped, especially in the last quarter, but when they were cold there was a lid on the basket and oil on their fingers. Frank wins this jump by a finger tip. MacHardy breaks through for 10. Brantley goes up for a jump against Mercer. First row: Al Daynor, Bob Leader, Fred Talbot, Billy Pate, Dave Robinson, Don Finnigan, Lyle Chambers, Bob Johnson, Al Chubb, Bill Cary, Gary Sullivan. Sec- ond row Joe Hull, Delton Helms, Bill Ross, Don Tauscher, Bob MacHardy, Don Work, John deCarville, Henry Menendez, Connie Mack Butler, Fred Baldwin. Third row Bud Fischer, Pete Sturtevant, Jim Bocook, Frank Hutsell, Bob Barnard, Gene Bryant, Jim Robinson. BASE ALL Having had a three year hold on the state champ- ionship up until last year ' s slip downward, Rollins will be back in the scramble this year with a team improved in every department. Coach Joe Justice has done a terrific job in rounding up new talent for this season ' s team and it can be well assured that much of the team ' s improvement is going to be based on the success of these newcomers Fifteen new men, fourteen freshmen, dot the Rollins roster this year, and many won starting berths for the opening game with Alabama on March 17. Pitching is Justice ' s main worry this year, just as it was last year after the graduation of such fine moundsmen as John Gray, and Clyde Stevens in 1950. Coach Justice says that our pitching staff is better than it was last year, but that it still lacks experience. Last season ' s entire freshman pitching staff is back, improved after a year of college baseball Returning are Henry Menendez, last year ' s leading hurler with a 4-2 record; Don Work, a senior who chalked up a 3-3 mark before coming down with a bad back in April; Bob Leader and Bud Fischer, who are looking much better this year; Fred Baldwin, a fine reliefer who won 3 and lost 5 last year; and big Peter Sturte- vant, the only Bohemian ball player with artistic tal- ents and a perfect record of 1 win and no losses. Bol- stering these returnees are three highly promising freshmen; Bill Cary, who had a 16-4 record at West- Continued on Page 152 AL CHUBB DON WORK BUD FISCHER LYLE CHAMBERS (A f J JOE HULL 4 151 -ay 7 Rollins versus North Carolina at Harper-Sheppard field. J 1 I 2 i Umpire Goose Kettles about to call Finnigan safe. brook High, Maine; Frank Hutsell and Don Tauscher, two of Florida ' s finest pitchers last year at Orlando and Winter Park. There is no question in the hitting department this year. On the regular squad are four-year veteran Lyle Chambers, center fielder who hit .330 and batted in 25 runs in 24 games; Al Daynor, a hard hitting right fielder transferred from Bradley; Connie Mack Butler, an all-North Carolina high school left fielder last season; Bob MacHardy, the freshman basketball whiz from Westbrook, Maine; Freddy Talbot, fine fielding second baseman from Somerville, Mass.; Don Finnigan, hard hitting catcher; and Joe Hull, 215 pound first baseman and slugger. There is no doubt that if all these potential hitters come through with the goods this season that last year ' s lowly average of .230 will be raised considerably. DON FINNIGAN In the infield there will be some fine team work done by MacHardy and Talbot, shortstop and second baseman respectively. They provide the Rollins Tars with a good double play combination. Talbot being as smooth as they come on the pivot. Versatile Del- ton Helms is handling third base nicely after spend- ing last year at first and in the outfield, and if any of these three fail to come through then Bill Pate, the regular second baseman of last year who is a very good fielder, can step in. All in all, Rollins has an excellent squad of ball- players for the season of 1952. Coach Justice has been working them hard in hopes that the Tars can once again retain that title of State Champions. Their schedule is a tough one, but with a little luck on their side they can do it. Besides such state powerhouses as Florida and Miami, Rollins also meets Alabama, North Carolina, and Amherst. These ball clubs are a threat to any team ' s record. Those people who come to watch Rollins play ball at Harper-Sheppard Field can be assured of some very hot and fast games this season. The boys are not only good, but they really want to play ball, and that means a lot. Robinson throws to Hull, but too late. FRED TALBOT Games played to date. Rollins ... 5 North Carolina 6 Rollins ... 5 Alabama 4 Rollins 4 Rollins . . . 2 Alabama 14 Rollins . . . 1 1 Kenyon 1 Rollins ... 7 Amherst 15 Rollins ... 1 Georgia Teachers 3 Rollins 6 Rollins 4 Rollins ... 8 Patrick Air Force Base 1 Rollins ... 3 Stetson 4 Rollins . . . 10 Stetson 9 Rollins . . . 10 Florida Southern 5 Rollins . . . 19 Florida Southern 1 Rollins ... 1 Orlando Senators 2 Rollins . . .15 Tampa 2 Rollins ... 1 Florida 6 Rollins ... 1 Florida 2 Rollins Rollins 4 Rollins 2 Rollins 1 Remaining gomes are with Miami, Stetson, Patrick Air Force Base, Florida State, and Tampa. Batting practice before the Amherst game. The varsity brings the shell out of its palatial home. Rummy cracks the whip as he puts the boys through their paces. CREW When the varsity crew went down the waves on Lake Maitland this year, there were only four surviving lettermen. Graduation and ill- less had taken their toll of the Big Blue ' s Crew. Most significant loss was that of stroke John Thibodeau to the Navy. With the aid of letterman Dave Manley at number 7, John Vereen at number 5, Russ Sturgis at number 6, and Emory Hunter at number 1, Coach Bradley began to mold his crew. Buck Class came into number 2, and Ronny Trumbull at number 3. The crew didn ' t reach its full com- plement until the beginning of the Winter Quarter with the addition of Norm Gross at number 4, and Don Weber at the all import- ant stroke position. Ralph Estes very ably filled the coxswain ' s seat. The varsity crew this year is one of the largest in the history of rowing at Rollins, the average weight being 191 pounds. The only races Rollins has rowed to date were against the University of Guatemala and Boston University. The spirited but out- Varsity: Seated: Rummy Estes, Coach Bradley. Standing: Em Hunter, Buck Class, Ronny Trumbull, Norm Gross, John Vereen, Russ Sturgis, Dave Manley, Don Weber. Junior Varsity: Seated: Web Walker, R. A. Elliott. Standing: Brian Bird, Dick Leineski, Lou Glaser, Jerry Campbell, Dubac Preece, Tom Holden, John Boyle, 8ill Karslake. classed central Americans were easy prey for the polished Rollins eight. The varsity won their second race by defeating powerful Bos- ton University by a quarter of a length in a hard-fought race. The Junior Varsity is composed almost en- tirely of freshmen and transfers, all of them lacking experience. In the years to come these men will most likely take over the coveted varsity seats. The J.V. shell is made up of Brian Bird, Web Walker, Jerry Campbell, Bill Karslake, Tom Holden, John Boyle, Dick Les- neski, Lou Glaser, Dubac Preece, and R A. El- liott at coxswain. The two most important races this year are the State Championship Regatta at Lakeland, Florida, and the Dad Vail Regatta at Boston. The race at Boston is the Rose Bowl of the small crews. The competition at this race will be keen, for schools such as Dartmouth, Am- herst and Boston are entered. But, this year Brad ' s boys have a good chance of bringing home a victory. ' We re through, says Vereen as Rollins beats Guatemala. Race day on Lake Maitland. 155 It must be thot Rollins won! OPPOSING CREWS ROLLINS RECORD Varsity JV Guatemala won no race Boston U won lost Amherst won won Dartmouth won won LaSalle won no race American International won no race Florida Southern lost won Em and Buck work out on the rowing machine. No hard feelings soys Gross, as Rollins and Guatemala exchange shi REMAINING RACES May 3 — State Championship Regatta Lakeland May 10 — Dad Vail Regatta Boston Norman Gross showing correct form. CAL DICKSON ALFREDO MILLET T E IV IV I S This year ' s tennis team faces the tough- est schedule that Coach Jim McDougall can remember. Some really top collegiate squads have been added to last year ' s JIM McDOUGALL schedule which in itself was not easy. Coach McDougall has said that if his team goes through this season undefeated, it will un- doubtedly receive top ranking in the nation. This year ' s schedule consists of fourteen matches, including two each with two Continued on Page 158 CARMEN LAMPE ALBERTO DANEL teams up the ladder from Rollins ' fifth place stand- ing of last year. Miami, seeded the number one national spot, and Princeton, number two, figure twice each on the sche- dule. Something else providing a great deal of interest and excitement is the long mid-western trip, starting April 10 with a match at Michigan University. Never before has a Rollins team of any sort taken such a lengthy road trip and been opposed by so many pow- erful, major Universities. Other squads due to cause trouble for Rollins netmen on this journey are Cin- cinnati, Indiana, and Princeton Universities. Look, maw, one hand! ' Battling it out for the top spot in the final team positions are Alfredo Millet and Calhoun Dickson. Jim Wesley and Alberto Danel are scrapping for the number three position; and the remaining spots will be filled by Paul Binner and Ed Scheer. Girls tennis is not what it should be here at Rol- lins, that is, it is unfortunate that a school with so many fine young women tennis players can ' t sched- ule a season of inter-collegiate contests. Rollins is quite well known for having produced some of the finest women tennis players in the nation, conse- quently it shouldn ' t find any trouble in scheduling Boys ' team: First row: Alberto Danel, Coach MacDougall, Alfredo Millett. Second row. Ed Scheer, Cal Dickson, Paul Binner, Dick Colabella. The Mercury of the tennis court. Col winds up for the Serve of the Year. matches. On the team this year are five excellent players — Carmen Lampe, Bonnie Edwards, Nancy Corse, Marilyn Shinton, and Mary Ann Hobart. Lampe, from Forest Hills, New York, is the National Eastern Indoor Junior Women ' s Champion; Edwards, from Milwaukee, is the Wisconsin State Women ' s Champion; and Nancy Corse, from Chevy Chase, Maryland, is District of Columbia Champion. Car- men Lampe also won the 1950 Mexican Torreon Championship during her eleven months of schooling down Mexico way. Rollins 5 Miami 4 Rollins 9 Michigan Rollins 7 Indiana 2 Rollins 9 Cincinnati Rollins 7 Florida 2 Rollins 9 North Carolina Rollins 5 Duke 4 REMAINING MATCHES April 26 — Princeton Princeton May 3 — Florida State Home May 10 — Miami Miami Girls ' team: First row: Nancy Corse, Bonnie Edwards. Second row: Carmen Lampe, Jerry Faulkner, Marilyn Shinton. GOLF This year the Rollins golf team has a very tougl schedule ahead of it, in fact it is one of the hordes and most far-r eaching in the sport ' s history here. Rol lins will be facing such teams as Davidson, Duke, am the Citadel in home matches at Dubsdread Countr Club, and then the squad goes on the road in a tou taking in Georgia, Clemson, Presbyterian and David son. Clyde Kelly, Rollins golf coach, has four letter men returning from last year ' s team, which won si: out of eight tournaments on its schedule. Playini number one spot is Billy Key, who is a third year let terman in the sport. Number two position is anothe three year man, Larry Bentley, and holding down tb number three spot for the second straight year is A Peterson. Bruce Remsburg, a newcomer, Ernie Eickel berg, and Ed Kaptein round out the better than aver age team. On May 1, 2 and 3 of this year in Athens, Georgii the annual Southern Intercollegiate Golf Tournamen Billy, trying for par on number 9. GOLF TEAM First row: Larry Bentley, Billy Key, Al Peterson. Second row: Bruce Remsburg, Allee Chatham, Ernie Eickelberg. LARRY BENTLEY BILLY KEY will take place. At least twenty-five different schools are represented in this contest ranging from way out west in Texas and Oklahoma to the East Coast. Al- ready played this year is the Florida Intercollegiate Tournament in which Rollins placed fourth. The high point of the tournament as far as Rollins was con- cerned was the fact that Billy Key, number one Rol- lins golfer, came in with a tie for fourth place in the individual matches. The Rollins golf team to date has played two intercollegiate matches, losing to a strong Florida State team 1 1 Vi to 6V2, and winning over Davidson 1 4 to 13. Roll Roll Roll Roll Roll Roll Roll Roll Roll Roll Roll ns 11 ' 2 ns 14 ns 104 ns 13 ns 15 ' 2 ns 15 1 2 ns 11 ' 2 ns 4 ns 7 ' 2 ns 12 ns 21 ' 2 Florida State 6 ' 2 Davidson 13 Duke I6V2 The Citadel 14 Stetson 2 ' 2 Florida State 2Vi Florida 1 5 1 2 Georgia 14 Wake Forest 10 ' 2 Presbyterian 6 Cincinnati 5 2 Remaining matches are with Jacksonville Navy and Stetson. BRUCE REMSBURG ALLEE CHATHAM 161 Connie Shields, Pat Roberts, Jeonnie Wiselogel, Margaret Mangum, Cindy Ross, Nancy Tinder, Bobbie Davis, Jo Ann Lucas, Happy Hill, Ruth, Hall, bout, Jan Reus. Barbara B T A P © N CLUB The Tarpon Club, under the direction of Sara Jane Dorsey, is composed of 12 girls who practice formation swimming twice a week. Jeannie Wise- logel and Pat Roberts are the student leaders. The club consists of Rollins ' best women swimmers and presents shows throughout the year for different con- ventions, luncheons and benefits. As part of the pro- gram for the State Key Club Convention, they pre- sented three formations depicting the development of swimming from 1900 to the present time. They also swam for the State Welders and Drillers Convention, performing two formations, several stunts and the demonstrations of correct strokes. Other perform- ances held during the year were at the Orange Court Hotel, the Orlando Aquasieum, and Mayfair Inn, San- lando Springs and the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in Day- tona. 162 WATER SKIING The Rollins Water Ski Team, organized in 1948, is fully established on the map of Flor- ida. The boys have won three out of four triangular meets between Florida Southern and A iami University, and the girls won the last three meets. Aside from partaking in this competition, the team has put on various exhibitions during the school year. Out of their strong interests, the members of the team have organized a Ski Club. Their prime aim is to further Skiing for pleasure by ob- taining jumps, and arranging more trips and shows. SKI TEAM Ronny Trumbull, Carl Stover, Ralph Seidel, Dick Pope, Pete Mcintosh. First row: Ralph Seidel, Bob Goddard. Second row: Dick Pope, Carl Stover, Ed Scheer, Margaret Mangum, Diane Rausch, Marilyn Church, Lucia Howard, Phyl Brettell, Noncie Cooper, Bill Ross, Jidge Wood. Third row: Jean Kavanaugh, Pete Mcintosh, Mr. Suydam, Barbara Varland. 163 GIRL ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Mary Ann Hobart, Marilyn Shinton, Nancy Corse, Bobbie Doerr, Happie Jordan, Carol Farquharson. Second row: Myra Brown, Carolyn Herring, Jerry Faulkner, Gail Donaldson, Kay Dunlap, Mary Martin, Pat Roberts. I V I It A l I It I S The purpose of the intramural program at Rollins is to provide competition and recreation for every stu- dent in those sports which he likes best; to promote interest and social attitudes. The groups involved in intramural competition are the fraternities and sorori- ties and both men ' s and women ' s Independent groups. The body governing these groups is the Intramural Board which consists of one representative from each Which way did he go says Baldwin — KA ' s vs. Lambda Chi. group. This board takes care of all problems pertain- ing to intramural sports such as rules, referees, and trophies, etc. Suitable awards are given in all intra- mural sports and the Intramural Cup is awarded to the competing group securing the greatest number of points during the year. In men ' s intramurals, once again this year ' s race for the Clark Trophy is dominated by the X Club, who have won four out of the six sports played to date: football, basketball, tennis, and volleyball. In One of the competing teams in girls ' volleyball. 164 Jeanne Washburn sinks one for Gamma Phi football the Gale Hall boys won, but they were hard pressed by a much improved Independent team, which eventually had to settle for a second place. In golf the KA ' s came through with a win with Dave Shelly being the strong factor of the team. Bruce Remsburg, now in X Club, won the golf trophy, giving the Inde- pendents enough points for a second place. Tennis was another sport that went the way of X Club with John deCarville winning the singles. The Delta Chi ' s got points for a second place when Bruce Lee and Bud Morrison won the doubles matches. The basketball season was no surprise this year as the favored X Club team won without much trouble. The Independ- Continued on Page 166 Sigma Nu vs. KA in the Sandspur Bowl. And then there ' s horseback riding at Dubs — Mary Carter taking the jump. Slugger Willmarth closes eyes, grits her teeth, and swings Bud, Dan, Pete and Larry play some improvised basketball. 165 ents managed to fight their way to a second place over the Lambda Chi ' s ; Sigma Nu ' s, Delta Chi ' s, and Alpha Phi ' s. Crew was won by the Independents just as volleyball started. Now that the X Club has won volleyball, there are but two remaining sports to be played — baseball and swimming. In girls ' intramurals the Theta ' s seem to be ahead at this time, having won softball and taken seconds in the remain- ing three sports played to date, basketball, golf, and tennis. The Kappa ' s have won both golf and tennis, having in their group some of the finest athletes in both activities. Bonnie Edwards, Jerry Faulkner, and Marilyn Shinton are all fine tennis players, while Barb Bremmerman and Donna Knox play excellent golf. Basketball was won by the Independents with the Theta ' s running a close second. Now there are still four more sports left for competition — volleyball, swimming, archery, and the horse show. If either the Theta ' s or the Kappa ' s win the majority of these sports, they will undoubt- edly become Intramural Champs. Hey Fleet, I can ' t hold my breath much longer The winning X Club team at work. 6 6 GIRL ' S R CLUB Bobbie Doerr, Mary Ann Hobart, Jeannie Wiselogel. K 9 9 CLUBS The R Clubs of the college are made up of men and women who have received letters in their respective inter- collegiate sports. Both organizations are to promote greater interest and participation in athletic activities. An essential group for any school which participates in intercollegiate sports competition is its cheerleaders. The group is open to all students, but because it is necessarily limited in number only those selected by competitive audition are accepted. CHEERLEADERS Diane Vigeanr, Kay McDonnell, Jerry Griggs, Dale Travis, Sally Hopple, Diane Evans. GREEKS PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL MEMBERS President, Ellie Smith; Diane Holland, Kappa Kappa Gamma; 1 1 a Miller, Phi Beta Phi; Mary Ann Hobart, Kappa Alpha Theta; Happy Hill, Gamma Phi Beta; Kit Johnson, Phi Mu; Helen Demetrelis, Chi Omega; Paula Wrenn, Alpha Phi. The Rollins Panhellenic Council is composed of seven active sorority members and the president. One delegate is elected from each chapter on the campus, and the presidency is held in rotation by the different sororities according to the order of chapter establishment. The purpose of the Council is to keep fraternity life and relations on a high plane within the college, to act as a forum for dis- cussion of fraternity and college problems, and to compile the rules which govern rushing, pledging and initiation on the Rollins campus. During the first week of each school year the Panhellenic of- ficers visit the freshman girls and explain sororities and the rushing system to them. A Panhellenic Scholarship Cup is awarded annually on Class Day by the president of the sorority having the highest scholastic average of the year. 171 ' INTEKFRAT TY COUNCIL MEMBERS President, Tim Lofton; Jim Krisher, Alpha Phi Lambda; John De Grove, Sigma Nu; Bob Heath, Alpha Phi Lambda; Dick Baldwin, Sigma Nu; Jack Sandcrtord Lambda Chi Alpha; John Gray, Kappa Alpha; Billy Key, X Club; Dan Dougherty, X Club; and Ralph Pernice, Delta Chi The fact that every organization or group of organizations needs a governing body accounts for the existence of the Interf raternity Council of Rol- lins College. Each fraternity elects from its mem- bership at the beginning of the Fall Term two rep- resentatives to serve on this Council. I s purpose not only is to govern all interf raternity relations, but also to try and promote good will among the organizations, to preserve the ideals of Rollins Col- lege, and to sponsor the mutual interests of all the fraternities on this campus. 173 A L V II A l II I Who wants a ride to school . . . yeah, I ' m going to the Center . . . Oh, not again! . . . my battery ' s dead ... ah yes, the president ' s house . . . heaven after Lakeside . . . are we important . . . you mean there ' s no hot water again . . . bridge, anyone? . . . does anybody have a nickle? . . . for the phone . . . for a coke ... I never have any change . . . Marilyn, hot purple . . . still digging ditches, Paula? . . . how many points did we lose by this time? . . . oh, that many! . . . well, let ' s face it, we ' re just not athletic . . . let ' s play a new record for the next hour . . . the Green Gopher ... do you know how to play Horse- racer 5 . . . who flicked the lights? . . . oh, please come in, girls . . . girls ... all right, get on in here! . . . Lucia, how appropriate ... at our dance, too . . . Mickey Mouse . . . that ' ll be a $1.00 fine . . . oh, but I don ' t have any money . . . how can I get out of this . . . where is the ant poison . . . and how did they get upstairs ... ice water at 4 o ' clock, please . . . sunbathing on the terrace ... if the sun will just stay out . . . will I never get a tan? . . . think I ' ll go out and pick my breakfast . . . Paula-Waula . . . who got Mrs. Campbell ' s eggs ... do you have a ciggie? . . . Queenie Cooper . . . where is everyone? . . . Robbie ' s . . . Franks . . . Dubs ... all right, Lynn White . . . with a Tennessee drawl . . . we ' re all blind as bats . . . where ' d you get all those prizes for the pledge party? . . . Miss Used . . . Answer the phone, Rose . . . well, it ' ll be for Nancie or Marilyn . . . get the megaphone . . . she ' s over in the garage . . . yell from here and I ' ll kill you ... oh you . . . I ' m going to have a nervous breakdown . . . Alley Fleas. First row: Paula Wrenn, President, Rose Naylor, Vice-Pres.; Marilyn Naas, Sec; Phyllis Brettell. Treas. Second row: Carol McKechnie, Jean Kavan- augh, Candy Martin, Lucia Kolb, Nancie Cooper. Third row: Barbara Varland, Liane Seim, Bette de Holder, Laurene Smith, Dian Rausch. Fourth row: Jane Smith, Lynn White, Jo Hall Kelly, Ayls Oglesby. Fifth row: Carol Knoble, Marilyn Church, Peggy Burnett, Mary Jane Perry. 175 ii i o hi i: u Hurricane Warning! Take shelter at the Chi Omega Open House . . . Helen, are we having a long meeting tonight? . . . Jean Please go away and let me sleep Currie . . . Ladder Legs Clements has priority being from the Arkansas Mother Chapter . . . Somebody answer the phone, it might be for me . . . Slaughter on 10th Avenue Stouder . . . ' Palatka ' Horton plotting to visit all 112 Chi O chapters . . . Jane, Betts, and Lucia pledged Delta Chi this year . . . Pinehurst Prexy Adele Cooley . . . Tigger with her warped vocal chord . . . Somebody come quick, there ' s a roach in my shoe . . . Arthur Murray Corbett pitching softball . . . Little Carnation in her polka dot nightgown . . . ' All-Star ' Gre- tel . . . Tennessee Coleman and her Oh, you all . . . Little Bobbie filling up on crackers while Betty rearranges furniture . . . When is the next plane to Atlanta, B Mack? . . . Sylvia and Lynn trotting to the Conservatory . . . June Little caught in a ' web ' with Walker . . . Ruetty and her bulldog, Judy . . . Ellen Trevor calling Key West — collect! . . Don ' t forget softball practice . . . Prexy Demetrelis saying, Be ready in a minute, Jim . . . Who wants to order some knitting yarn? . . . Spring weekend at Brown, wow, Gretel! . . . Who is it this week, Cathy? . . . Hurry up, Coleman . . . There goes Helen off to another meeting . . . After 4 years we finally had good weather for the Pelican . . . There ' s that pixie again . . . You all, these pledge notebooks have to be in by next week ... Is that 7 or 8 intramurals, Jean? . . . Vacuum-brain Cooley . . . Flo ' s wearing purple again . . . Come on, Sylvia, play the piano . . . Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry cups, sandwiches, and sticks . . . Pick up your feet and come in, but don ' t look at my room . . . Anybody Jiggles . . . Looks . . Mrs. Fitz, did I . . . March 3rd and . . . Who ' s going to get up, it ' s 8:20 and . . Gainesville calling got a scarf to match this outfit? like Dween ' s been Snagged get any calls while I was out? look at our new actives Beans early? . . . Jean, you have an A period . Betty Ann Bayless . . . House meeting at 10:30 . . . Who didn ' t sign up for their Orlando calls this month? . . . Let Jesse rob this train . . . Flo, stop twisting your hair . . . Who ' s using Lettie ' s soap, Lynn? . Orange juice sorry you said that? ... Is anyone here? . . . Ain ' t no man that lazy . . . You could have gone all day without saying that . . Who wants to go out for dinner? We ' re having fish at Beans tonight . . . Anybody have 2 nickles for a dime? ... If I had a nickle, I ' d sit up with it all night . . . Last call for sandwiches . . . Are you going to be up late studying, too? . . . Girls, it ' s after 12 o ' clock and I want this house quiet . . . Oh, for Spring Term 1 First row: Helen Demetrelis, Pres.; Jean Currie, Vice-Pies.; Kay Horton, Sec; Jane Wynn, Treas. Second row: Flo Clements, Sylvia Graves, Helen Ruetty, Diane Herblin. Third row: Betty Merrill, June Little, Betty Ann Bayless, Ellen Trevor, Nancy Polk. Fourth row: Cathy Corbett, Adele Cooley, Barbara Mack, Grete l Bogner, Barbara Coleman. 177 GAMMA PHI BETA VA-VA-VA-VOOM . . . Police raids on the Casino Party . . . Bag pipes . . . He ' s the real love of my life . . . Months of confusing Cindy and Debbie — now only Debbie ' s confused . . . Horsey Atlass playing active at the rush teas . . . Phi Delt crazy Cathy? . . . Daily rain report — what ' s the downfall? ... A few more spots and we ' d have a polka dot rug . . . Don ' t panic . . . The Thanksgiving party . . . Weekly desert parties . . . The way we looked on Hallowe ' en . . . And deary, what does your father do? . . . The Throck stare . . . Just one cookie, pleeese, Parker . . . Are you confused? . . . Betsey Youngs minus glasses . . . Hold that tiger . . . You lucky people you! . . . Flatus on Juniper Street . . . Top down time, Grenning . . . Robin Redbreast . . . Around the lodge in thirty sec- onds with the help of swinging doors . . . Did you hear someone on the roof? Who ' s the strong one that can bend bars? . . . Ardie and her good heart . . . Shorty (G. B.) Berastegui — who gets McGaw next? . . . Editors going crazy . . . Carmel and her coffee thing . . . Alice, where are you going? . . . I ' m Seabiscuit . . . Prize Pelicans — The Queen Elizabeth . . . Did I really see American in Paris? . . . Airport Parties . . . The lay over in Atlanta ... I got fourteen letters from Zeck today . . . Janet ' s toast to U. of Va. . . New Orleans jazz ... A pledge ride . . . Miss Leap Year . . . Jan Reas playing Rip Van Winkle . . Pickle in the middle and the mustard on top All night poker games . . . Spoon lessons by Coie . . . Our Fetal Fiesta Queen . . . The pledge-active party . . . Cabbages for Happy . . . Four hours on the first hole at Dubs . . . Thursday night study sessions . . . Jeannie, tell us about the cold showers . . . We serve delicious french fries and a french fried foot or two . . . Gail, the splendid splinter . . . Categories go further than colleges . . . Entertaining Nice Joe Maybe . . . Mattresses in the patio — thanks to pledges hiding in the laundry truck . . . Did I tell you ali how much work I did today? 35,01 1 people hate me ... On your feet Bobbie . . . Who in the hall do you want? . . . Ooooh, look at my new basketball . . . Wednesday let downs The night in jail — no more bumper tag . . . I ' m a rowdy Gamma Phi . . . Road testing the Buick April Showers . . . Remember . . . and have you seen our new lodge? . . . DRRRRRRRRRIT — DA! First row: Daryl Stamm, Pres.; Nancy Flavel I, Vice-Pres.; Eleanor Parker, Sec; Shorty Berastegui, Treas. Second row. Jane Carmel, Nan Cochran, Mary Lou Voor, Happy Hill, Debbie Bissell. Third row: Janet O ' Day, Jeanne Throckmorton, Pat Grenning, Gail Donaldson, Bobbie Boyd, Ellie Smith Fourth row: Betsy Fletcher, Sis Atlass, Lou Clarke, Flo Sikes, Robin Metzger. Fifth row: Marcia Mattox, Jan Reas, Jan McGaw, Betsey Youngs, Kathy Shackelford, Jeanne Washburn. Not pictured: Ardie Norcross. 179 KAPPA A L P II A I II i: T A Bang! . . . Hello Mother, I knew it was you! . . . Pretty Eyed Baby . . . root beer, boat rides, Slaughter on Tenth Avenue . . . now we ' ve really ripped our drawers with them . . . Cindy! Bebo! . . . has anybody seen my kitty? . . . Whoopee! — pledging . . . cham- pagne . . . john paper decoratons and rude awakening, thanks to our pledges . . . basket- ball, heck 1 it isn ' t daylight yet 1 . . . hill-billy harmony . . . Winter Wonderland . . . carols, windy night, candles, half lit . . . egg-nog at Shirley ' s . . . hey, Boob is back!! . . . thanks Kappas, for the turtle, and KA ' s for our trophy . . . what can I do with one sock — size 13?... egads! what ' s that with the red hat and the horse- tail? . . . Shirley ' s off to Palm Beach again . . . wow, look at our lodge, Mrs. Skeels . . . after chapel coffees . . . how can we fence if you keep shooting bebes at us? . . . was it a peeping torn or a visitor? . . . doesn ' t anyone want to pay her dues? . . . the Theta float also ran, (for awhile) . . . B 12 — Bingo! . . . please keep Mickey in the cage ... I don ' t think I like that at all 1 . . . Skid Row! . . . Miss, if you please, that will be one black bow . . . now we are actives — the kite flies high . . . Wha ' cha washing, Allee, golf balls? . . . don ' t panic, Marie, it ' s only a fire . . . yeah, funny . . . Fort Lauder- dale, here we come . . . when good friends get together . . . those second floor bull-sessions — my gosh, it ' s three o ' clock! . . . Girls, girls! Go into your own rooms! . . . let ' s have a party . . . Sigma-Nu-Theta dance . . . spring fever, the patio, and how tan can you get? . . . chug-a-lug, there go our seniors, Bobbie, Anne, and Hobo — so ring out three cheers for Theta! first Row: Barbara Davis, Pres.; Sally Hopple, Vice-Pres.; Allee Chatham, Treas.. Second Row: Louise Mullin, JoAnn Lucas, Becky Strickland. Third Row: Mary Ann Smith, Cindy Ross, Kay McDonnell, Gail Gearhart. Fourth Row: Beverly Boothby, Marie Perkins, Kay Dunlap, Barbara Toon, Mary Wales. Fifth Row: Joan Curtis, Linda Mcllvain, Mary Ann Hobart, Shirley Sauerbrunn. Sixth Row: Mary Marsh, Noncy Corse. Seventh Row: Pat Sheppard, Carol Farquharson, Iris Frye, Sara Whitten, Jane Swicegood. 181 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA There are many memories for the Key wearers . . . every day is music day in the living room . . . those tasty popcorn parties by the fire . . . the missing fur- niture from third floor . . . that strumming Uke till three A.M. . . . surprise birthday parties, ummmm good! . . . Deener ' s Napoleon can never be found! . . . Yo Yo and her sunbathing, did she drown? . . . we play baseball, and how! . . . pitch that ball, Cold Wind . . . Cutting out hearts till weary eyes close for that sensational dance at Dubs . . . Marrying Sam means Fi- esta time . . . the constant clicking of needles displays marvelous talent . . . I feel I could go for it . . . Not errie one a-tall a-tall . . . Somebody has been in Marilyn ' s fudge again, won ' t those ga-momies stop raid- ing the ice-box? ... we love to decorate . . . Hide those trophies, here come the famous X ' s! . . . always at Freddies or Harpers for a juicy steak on those off nights at Beans . . . walking into Pugsley, one can always count on hearing fourth for bridge? . . . the wonderful opportunity we gave our pledges, answer the phone! . . . taking off for the beach for a tremendous party always gives the K.K.G. ' s a new lease on life ...K B. and her wait- ing surprises . . . our little athletes who display such magnifico ability on the tennis courts, Chips, Bon- nie, and Jerry . . . our golf pros, Barb, Yo Yo, and Donna make us proud of them in vari- ous tournaments . . . our habit of burst- ing forth into song on convenient bal- conies . . . Who knows why Petunia and Pugie had skogs — three hes, three shes, and a shim? . . . We are most proud to have had the earliest initiation this year with those terrific new Kappas . . That habit of making a pot of coffee for the midnight oil burners . . . And so with a toast to the blue and gold, we go upon our Kappa Kappa Gamma way. first row. Diane Vigeant, Pres.; Janey Johannes, Vice-Pres.; Bev Vickerstaff, Treas.; Lois Langellier, Diane Holland Second row: Donna Knox, Maryan Rising, Lydia Wallace, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Bremmermon, Dianne Barnes. Third row: Mary Draughon, Bev Brumby, Bonnie Lou Edwards, Phyllis Schmid, Nancy Huff, Helen McKay. Fourth row: Sally Lellyett, Georgia Kuffel, Ann Ballweg, Connie Shields, Joan Gourley, Jerry Faulkner, Edna French Look, Nancy Tinder, Barbara Bebout, Happie Jordan, Marilyn Shinton. Fifth row: Julie Kauffman, Lynn Martin, Rae Willmarth. 183 PHI M U And there we were, four o ' clock in the morning, blue paint and paper stars for the Paper Moon Swing rushing and other things that shouldn ' t happen even to Phi Mu ' s . . . and then there was the Hallo- we ' en Party, or did I hear someone mention swim- ming ' 5 . . . does it hurt, or is it only when you laugh? Newton, don ' t steal that eagle ' . . . and for heavens sake, get that phone . . . Sports, we have basketball which wasn ' t and softball which shouldn ' t have been . . . Rusty, Libra presi- dent, Who ' s Who, Student Council, Secretary, and Momma to 60 kids, quote from Beanery Have I or should I? . . . Fourth for bridge? . . . party in Liz ' s room . . . Kitten, Phi Beta Pres- ident and member of Rollins Players, quote Did you see J. C. walk in? . . . we squeeze to please — orange juice, that is . . . the man with 16 sweet- hearts, Dave Berto, Fiesta Best Beau . . . and is that Robin Merrill parading down Holt Avenue in a kilt with bagpipes under her arm? . . . no, we can ' t push Abigail again, Dodi . . . Hop away, Wabbitt . . . Careful of the 12 foot drop from the balcony, Skook. After all, you ' re in Who ' s Who this year and in charge of the Fiesta, in Libra, and even the Out- standing Senior can be expelled for tricks like that 1 . . . Chop chop . . . get in voice, gals, we want to keep that campus sing cup . . . are you ready? . . . I ' ll never tell . . . Pledges playing Cupid at Valentine ' s Open House . . . Janie doing strip in the Center, as Little Black Samba, in the Talent Show, that is! . . . and Stephens as a potted palm — potted anyway . . . Peg, don ' t rush to that recital. How can Chris run with that piano on his back? . . . get off the tea table, Sally. The rat just beat it to the basement ... we bowl on SUNDAY night . . . our Christmas party and only two couples dancing on the rug at a time, please . . . Overheard at pledge meeting, No Ardi, not the lash . . . Lambda Chi pledge seen swing- ing from the chandelier in Fox Hall . . . down boy . . . Schwaderer just blew in from Europe ... is that a nightmare or just Gail and her modern art? but they still need a fourth for bridge, so toujours gai! First Row: Sally Newton, Pres.; Hester Davis, Vice-Pres.; Kit Johnson, Nancy Schwaderer, Sec; Dodi Manning, Treas. Sec- ond Row. Robin Merrill, Mary Bailey, Ardi Roth, Ellen McPhee, Jane Potts. Third Row: Ann Palmer, Pat McCarty, Gail Smith, fourth Row. Peg Smith, Liz Stephens. 185 v i it i: i p ii i So much to say — so much that can ' t be said: with that thought in mind, we begin . . . Sunset and evening star . . . Would you like to see the rest of my house? . . . Dorothea Wineswine, the perfect pledge . . . Such a wholesome girl 1 . . Rushing! ' Nuff said! . . . Mrs. Bishop ' s phone bill . . . Please wear white and we don ' t mean slips! . . . Swimming down the halls on Hallowe ' en . . . Margie, we ' re always thinking of you, Margie . . . Friday afternoon coke parties or The Case of the Missing Cookies . . . Sere- nades . . . Congratulations, and af- ter five months ' . . . The Plaid Peril — Pi Phi trademark . . . Af- ter-hour bull sessions . . . Has anyone seen any lost voices? . . . That telephone bill!!! . . . Eleanor ' s David Greyfur and Anna ' s Freenk . . . January birthdays ' Do they hurt? Only when the bills come . . . Clean your plate, child ' Remember the Starving Armenians! Oh, kid — . . . For san et haec . . . The John Hughes show, 950 on your dial . . . Studying (ho! ho ' that ' s rich ' ) . . . Coke bottles on the third floor . . . The Madonna and Baby Jesus . . . Say a few thousand words for us . . . Sugarblossom? Randall . . . You ' re over-registered! . . . Petite Diane Evans, two-of-her . . . Sunning on the balcony . . . Our comfortable beds . Ants, cockroaches and wood chips . . . Quiet on third! . . . The Pledge ' s Valentine Party — Love in Bloom — Terrific! . . . Dense Dale . . . Those or- derly meetings . . . Whoopee, I ' m so happy! ... Is MacGregor up yet? . . We ' ve had a grinding pledge- ship — it sure was — ! . . . February 24th and 8 ac- tives missing pins . . . Courage! . . . Visits from headquarters in the form of Mrs. Tyler . . . The Catch of the Campus . . . Are you crying from your diaphragm? . . . Betty ' s pig . . . The Party with the Thetas — wine, and song! . . . Our livingroom couches — so . . let ' s redecorate . . . Intramurals and Phi ladies . . Saccharine at the North . Pooch, Poo, Anna and Nora . . . Diets pills . . . I ' ve never been so mad! . . . . Informal meeting? women dear! . the Pi Pole . . . vs. Get-Fat pills . . . rve nev The After-Chapel breakfasts . . . You know it, too. I ' m sure . . . 3,000 paper nap- kins, chicken wire and scissors . . . Ring a Maid? . . . June 4th finds us serenading Jeannie, Mai, Ann and Dale: Bonsoir ole things, cheerio, ring ching! First row: Dale Travis, Pres.; Diane Evans, Vice-Pres.; Betty Huntsman, Sec; Mary Jane Mallory, Treas.; Jeannie Wiselogel. Second row: Nancy Crowder, Myra Brown, Ann Jones, Doane Randall, Judy Hall. Third row: Joanne Moseley, Jeani MacGregor, Jane Laverty, Rosalie Brodie, Janice Eldredge, Eleanor Signaigo. Fourth row: Carmen Lampe, Pat McCord, Mary Martin, Ginger Nelson. Fifth row: I la Miller, Alice Neal, Barbara Neal, Nancy Billings. 187 INDEPENDENT WOMEN The meeting was called to order at 7:05 . . . Marsanne ' s infallible memory: Please check us in, too, Marsanne. . . . B Lou ' s talk of the theatah . . . Claudine Peterson, Basso Profundo . . . There was an old woman all skin and bones, ooh, ooh, ooh; her name was Smith, but they called her Jones, ooh, ooh, ooh. . . . Biggest squeak, Judy or her chair? . . . Boys serenade us; Mrs. Hally, ignorant of it all, calls: Turn that radio off! . . . Trio: Marsanne, Karen, Rayna — any day, any hour . . . Mad Margaret Hos- mer ' s hair . . . sleepy Kyoko, all day and all night . . . cokeless coke machine . . . ink-slinging Darwin; every- thing spotted with spurts . . . midnight ping pong games . . . Betty ' s secret entrance . . . upstairs furni- ture movers . . . Betty Russell ' s cake car . . . mus- cular teamsters: Carolyn, Bobbie, Pat, and Jackie . . . honorables: Karen, Betsy, Alice, Betty Lou, Tally and Doris . . . fashion show for Damon-Runyon Cancer Fund . . . Independent Show, written by Howard (Dick) Richards; laughs, noise, music . . . early morning burglar alarms . . . foreman Kepler; hose, red cap, red hair; little red truck, too? . . . Doris: We can ' t begin singing till eveyone ' s watching me. I want your eyes . . . Humpty Dumpty . . . Japanese lessons: Moshi, Moshi . . . breakfast cokes . . . Betsy ' s birth- day party . . . wine, women, and song . . Mr Cooper, the Independent plant man . . . Esther ' s solemnity . . . Corrin Hall sleep-talkers . . La mort du poisson d ' or . . . times of torment: Cam ' s chipped bone, Mars- anne ' s flu, Irene ' s strained back, Carolyn ' s sprained shoulder, Mary ' s horsey aches and pains, Mrs. Holly ' s sprained ankle, Karen ' s and Judy ' s chairs lodged in shop together . . . Les poissens on the basement walls . . . roving pictures . . . Will the treasurer make her report? . . . mirror, mirror, on the wall . . . April . . . JoAnn ' s real tears . . . Sista, Faith . . . de- mossing men . . . Marilyn ' s 8:30 hike . . . Fiesta des- sert . . . scary spiders . . . keyless Mary . . . Last-one- in Barbara . . . romances of the puddy tats and the lions . . . hearts, diamonds, and spades: Vicki, Helen, and Peggy . . . knitters: Phyllis, Karen, B Lou, Mary, Helen . . . pretzels . . . April Campus Sing. First row: Carolyn Herring, Pres.; Betty Russeli, Sec; Camilla Rawson, Treas. Second row Judy Munske, Doris Campbell, Karen Kelly, Virginia Darwin, Marsanne di Lorenzo. Third row: Barbara Fiedeison, Pat Fogarty, Peggy Munch, Rayna Kasover, Esther Windom Fourth row: JoAnn Sopocy, Millicent Ford, Beverley Bower, Carolyn Simonds. Fifth row: Chesta Hosmer, Chris Chardon, Margaret Lawcock, Peggy Sias. 189 A L I II A l II I L A M II II A Phi Lambs remember the: first social event of the year — their breakfast where upperclassmen meet new students . . . surprise to see all nineteen brothers re- turn . . . friendly, organized meeting? . . . victories in athletic contests! . . . split of ideas on what the club should be . . . all-out rushing . . . party at Aristizabal ' s Daytona home . . . two bids . . . new member, Bob Pratt . . . return of Willard . . . Hallowe ' en night . . . sweaters and Chesta Hosmer, out Fiesta queen candi- date . . . penny-pitch and wheel . . . fine slap- ped on innocent Ed Angier . . . success of Jack Reardon in Ruddigore . . . bridge of motley Sam Greg- ory and Ben Mount . . . wonderful time at Fleet ' s . . . exciting Pelican weekends . . . fraternity tennis Fourth floor special strikes, spares, and ladder . . . the gruesome five meetings . . . Phi Mu coffee gutter balls . . . John Phillips on the piano . . . red- hot softball team . . . Bob and Martha Jane circum- stances . . . milk bottles in the closet . . . Bin- ner ' s tennis lessons ... X Club raids on Kaz- am Barakat . . . Costello family . . . wild beer parties . . . long spring vacation . . . south Flor- ida trips . . . Heath ' s car . . . Lyman Hall card games . . . rare but intellectual discussions . . . women wandering in the halls . . . canoe port- ages — oh, what the girls missed . . . and won- derful Chris Chardon, sweetheart of Alpha Phi Lamb- da. Alas, we regret that something cannot be men- tioned and that other events should be forgotten. First row: Bob Heath, Pres.; Ed Scheer, Vice-Pres.; Ed Angier, Sec; John Joy, Treas. Second row: Bob Pratt, Ray McMullin, Henry Aristizabal, Marshall Stone. Third row: Sam Gregory, Kazam Barakat, Ben Mount. Fourth row: Bob Neuhaus, Bill Conklin, Norby Mintz, John Phillips. Fifth tow: Paul Binner, Dubac Preece, James Krisher, Jack Reardon. 191 ii i: l i a t ii i The secretary will please read the minutes . . . The ye ar started with a bang . . . Elliott arrived . . . dropped his transmission . . . then came Moon . . . driving a fugitive from a covered wagon train . . . the first meal at Beans . . . pass the salt . . . Peter . . . Ugh . . marriage and transfers . . . lost . . President Gallo and several cohorts . . . Lofton made A . . . Elliott becomes student Veep. New business . . . lots of freshmen . . . dates before pledges . . . football ... 192 pound line . . . aagh! . . . almost defeated . . . comes Thanksgiving ... 17 pledges . . . pledging and parties . . . Lee goes to the big city . . . the Philadelphia Commandos join . . . overwhelm Seidell . . . sassy pledges defeated in football upset of the year . . . more parties . . . wild toasts from the diving board at Sanlando . . . the pledges will clean up Lee ' s car . . . phew . . . mid-term slips. Old business . . . bridge builder Felix returns . . . the basketball team needs a new coach . . . where did the last one go ? . . . Elliott . . . Elliott . . . don ' t bother him . . . finally fell in love . . . with Kimball . . . woof . . . ah . . . beer at the Pelican . . . pictures too . . . results, three convicts . . . screams around the bon- fire . . . Elmer, the secret weapon of the court Lesneski, if you must make recordings, do them in the morning . . . quiet . . . next, the sing . . . Dear Comrades . . . volleyball . . . spike it, Elmer . . . go, Gordo, go . . . No, Em, not more dues . . . tap the fresh keg. Gentlemen ... it has been brought to my at- tention . . . where ' s R. A. ' s hat ? . . . Elwell ' s abode devastated . . open the paint . . . where, oh where, did Tommy Simms go . . . Rat Court, 1:30 . . . ah, Miami . . . and, Key West . . . those crew blisters really hurt . . . what a softball team ... a wonderful dance . . . Becky and Ralph will say I do . . . lazy spring days . . . cold beer . . . the beach . . . Are there any announcements- 5 . . . don ' t forget to get dates for the senior banquet . . . the meeting stands adjourned. First Row: Tim Lofton, Pres.; Bud Morrison, Sec; Em Hunter, Treas.; Gordon Hathowav. Second Row: Jidge Wood, Mr. Cart- wright, Bud Felix, Ralph Pernice. Third Row: Fred March, Mel Rhinehart, Bill Sipprell, Charles Lambeth, Ken Dunning, Dick Elliott. Fourth Row: Hal Broda, Wally Moon, Ralph Seidel, Bruce Lee, Dave Bowen. Fifth Row: Bill Karslake, Bruce Elwell, Carl Stover, Dave Berto, Dick Lesneski, Dick Stuart, Tom Simms. Sixth Row: Jon Dunn-Rankin, Dave Loeb, Webb Walker, Elmer Puddington, Howie Matson, Bob Goddard. II 193 K A P P A ALPHA Those who returned early, did they paint the house or the town? . . . welcoming committee with the glad hands . . . the gentlemen return . . Fricke married last May ' s Pelican date . . . Roguierre bit the dust, too . . . Boy, have you seen that new doll? . . . they need a cop in front of Cloverleaf . . open house with combo in the patio ... a new custom . . . six dozen roses, and Tampa Jewels . . . Marvin buys extra pins . . . Squeak gets grayer and grumpier as Treasurer . . . Lucy calls the fire department . . . whats this dock diving at dawn? . . . K.A.C.T.U. . . . where ' s the next clue? . . . What ' no pledging? . . . just one guy call those football plays . . . the Hallowe ' en welcome for the girls with charcoal and iodine . . . the big, the bad, the burly Brun-brun . . . chess, puzzles, and monopoly by the fire . . . Alfredo and Cal are Florida tennis champs . . finished the pledge project — isn ' t the chapter room beautiful? . . . it ' s your turn to get firewood . . . get off the phone, Cola- bella . . . McGaw wins the Talent Trophy — He said he ' d seen mother . . . uncollected phone bill, and presto! no phone. Who made that call to Cairo? . . . Kyle fetes brothers at airport — just plane high . . . Shelly and Gray finally graduate . . . Geddes weds in D. C. . . . Bob and Beezy move out . . . for sale, one room seniority . . . the Wesley ' s multiply . . . fines and house fees . . . suspensions are in order . . . Manley and Redding ' s bamboo mugs . . . the Robert E. Lee and Mrs. Dean at the Fiesta Parade . . . another trophy . . . behind the eight ball . . . where ' s Rooney ' s double . . . show us your boat plans, Doran . . . Hustling Hunt ... is Mairs pinned? . . . Alberto ' s Latin-American signals . . . who is Buffington? . . . Peterson, go man go 1 . . . after extended courtship Teddie pins Cherie . . . Robbins quits loafing and be- comes house-manager . . . Finley ' s at pasture . . . your mother ' s in Miami, Burchett? . . Dunc-dunc, you live too far from campus . . . bring me something from the Beanery, will ya? . . . Grigg ' s at intramural meeting . . . mirror, mirror on the wall, who has the biggest muscles of all? . . . who needs a house- mother? . . . let ' s have that copy, K.A. ' s! First row: Dave Redding, Pres.; Dave Manley, Vice-Pres.; Clason Kyle, Sec; Don Marvin, Harold Gourley, Treas. Second row: Jerry Griggs, Ray Burchett, Charlie Duncan, Alfredo Millet, Al Peterson. Third row: Joe Hunt, Bob Mairs, Bob Harding, Lee Robbins. Fourth row: Bill McGaw, Jerry Robinson, Dean Doran, Alberto Danel. Fifth row: Bill Bruner, Dick Colabella, Bill Teunis, Jim Wesley, Joe Finley. 195 LAMBDA i II I ALPHA First night back . . . summer off the South Carolina coast . . . lovely time . . . quote Sturd and Cas, Turn- key! Turnkey! . . . Sunday afternoon again, oh no! love that milk punch . . . Charlie and his baby brother stopped in . . . Joe got saki and all good things — echoes through Hooker . . . D ' Andrea ' s back . . . Thanksgiving came and went as pledges filled the house . . . lowly pledge — ' come on Poole, bid . . . the Christmas party was fine . . . whoops! . . . Oh; Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo? . . . football — we did O.K. . . . wise? cocky? that ' s a minus five, peasant . . . Rip- per Finnigan and Blind Ed study brahma bulls by starlight . . . Buck and his one night stand at the Tropitan . . . I ' ve got a horrible case of the ! ... A buddy of mine got nailed by the Roman police again . . . boys . . your head clean off . . . come on, again . . . who ' ll pay the rent? . bus driver uniform wagon driver ' s local out . . I ' m gonna knock Al, play the piano . Pete Mac ' s new Seckinger, a member beer two fours — two fours — time Israel ' s fingers? concert? chop! chop! that ' s it, pledged, right through — don ' t let ' em stop you . . congrats, Nick, next year ' s the year . . . have a cigarette, Fred — but I ' m getting drunk on it . . Jug did O.K. talent night . . . short, what do you mean, short? — we aren ' t thieves . . . fine, except for one green hair . . . yeah, hair . . . where ' s my hydro- chloric acid? . . your birthday — yeah, birthday . . . break out the sen-sen — J. J. ' s coming to meet- ing . . . the only house that has a woman on the premises twenty four hours a day — yes, sir, meet our new house mother . . . little Korea . . . points — points — and more points . . . I ' m broke . . . got to see Herman ... all Dike can say now is, I got away, I got away! Stetson won ' t get me now . . . what ' s the password — . . . who ' s coming this way with that harem, Farouk? yeah . . . you like it? . . . it ' s O.K. — yeah, I guess it is, as a matter of fact . . . Chris you ' re looking pale, what ' s happened? ... I tell ya ' , I can ' t get a break . . . Sanderford did . . . Well, I guess I ' ll head down and pay my bill — so long! First row: Roy Seckinger, Pres ; Ralph Snyder, Vice-Pres.; Bob Nikolas, Sec; Ernie Eickelberg, Treas.; Chris Davis. Second row. George Saute, Dick Berg, Chuck Harfman, Howard Mallen, Fred Baldwin. Third row: Bill Peeler, Ed Eisaman, Bill Pautler, Don Finnigan. Fourth row: Jimmy Vickers, Duck Drake, Bob Buck, Phil N icely, Pete Mcintosh. Fifth row: Anestis Savvas, Bill Britt, Gordon Dike, Tom D ' Andrea, Al Curtis. Sixth row: Mack Israel, Pete Sturtevant, John Sanderford, Joe Hull, Bob Todd. 197 SIGMA N U too no, Arrived in the rain, discussed Freud in the Sigma Nu Conference Plan of Education way and then went down to greet the young freshman females . . . Student Prexy Cush ran out at the beginning of the battle to fight it out in Tokyo . . . was Donald Ray with us ? . . . Heck no, the pickly taste was sti strong — fried well done . . . was Gil with us ? he was caught in the draft . . . was the top dog of coon dogs with us ? — nope, he was caught by a GaiP . . . were the boys from Miami with us ? — you bet your bottom dollar they were — they blew up quite a storm in the KAT house . . . add Sweet Water to the list of Theta stormers . . . speaking of Bald-one, check the high hair line . . . Haywood made hay while the sun was out — journeyed to the beach every weekend with his little Hell ' n . . . Christmas party — great spirits . . Vereen, Coon, big Ballswinner, and red hot Mat- chetts put the fix on ODK while John Paul jimmied the lock on the Key Society, he enjoyed cookies with his milk . . . cigar choking Vereen hooked the senior presidential position by a nose . . . Sweetwater sugar- coated the Publication ' s Union . . . Matches added the light to the Intramural board . . . Larry shot at eighteen holes at Dubs . . . the white star second floor made the greatest discovery of the Atomic Age — the great snake scientists found that Vodka does not make you Russian . . . Wayne came and went with Di — I wish she was my . . . Garden Club, in an hour you ' ll need a sub . . rumor has it that Henry caught Fish . . . down goes Dan ' s door, please no more . . . there goes the phone at 2:30 A.M. and a voice shrieks, awakening everyone, Don Jones — twenty seconds later — I ' m not your messenger boy but Phil wants to know if you got your hair cut? — thirty seconds still later — she says ' good ' and don ' t forget to brush your teeth tonight, and call her before you wake up in the morning . . . Shan- non wins a bicycle for graduation . . . Lou is Holden on . . . Glaser is buying hair to make fertilizer Pete is the neatest . . . what have we learned this year? — just this, that Harper ' s hot water boils eggs. First row: John De Grove, Comm.; Dick Baldwin, Lt. Comm.; Larry Bentley, Recorder; Buddy High, Treas.; Don Motchctt, Jim Haywood. Second Row: Dave Robinson, Henry Menendez, Wayne Pontious, Paul Shelton, Phil Schmitt, Brian Bird, Enrique Guerrero, Stan Stipick. Third row: Pete Larkin, Hank Shannon, Dan Pinger, Edward Burney, Lou Glaser, Charles Merry, Jim Robinson. Fourth row: Bud Fischer, Dick Richards, Dan Matt hews, George Bissett, Gene Bryant, Ronny Trumbull, Tom Holden. Fifth row: Dick Sydnor, Bob Tiller, John Mayhall, Don Jones, Marshall Wood- ward. Sixth row: Don Work, John Vereen, Jerry Campbell, Barton Beck, Russ Sturgis. 199 X CLUB All the clubbers back without any sun-tans . . . basketball fever runs high again . . . Club spons ors two teams, the whole varsity and the intramural champs . . . Dougherty won ' t be single long . . . sev- eral others are giving the step deep consideration . . . the card table needs a new top . . . too bad books aren ' t the main cause of wear . . . the beer and shrimp parties were successful . . . wish there were more . . . Bob Leader lost his pin-girl by the name of Smith picked it up somewhere . . . three people almost drowned at the Pelican . . . Lucy pulled them out for a twenty-five cent charge plus tip . . . whose laundry do you use, Orlando or Zoric? . . . third year straight, undefeated in football . . . what happened, we won tennis too ? . . the amazing Crusher responsible . . . the Rookie became a pro and gave her a ring . . . Sandwich business must be good . . . too many pledges and too few chairs at meeting . . . loyal alumni keep coming back to the fold . . . the Green Hornet strikes again . . . the Snake got quite a rash . . . all the cages were filled with female animals at Hal- lowe ' en . . . Pinehurst girls still peeking in Gale Hall windows . . . another clubber makes good — Hugh Mc- Kean, President of the Institute . . . the skully, square influence . . . mystery of the year, who loaded the box? — maybe it was WeeWee, he seems capable . . . Key, the golf champ, having a tough time in junior high school . . . Lucky Ray, passed the mental for the Reserve . . . Juan Giardo emerges safely from last beer party . . . somebody snuck in and uphol- stered our furniture . . . which of the Marine twins has the Toni, Ross or Pope ? ... X Club- Kappa Dance was wet success ... no flags missing from Dubs ... X Club in new Walk of Fame . . . what happens to Pete ' s teeth at basketball games . . . Judson still muscle man of the club . . . Barker, Mr. Big of the Bean- ery . . . Bones gains weight, now in the fly weight class . . . the Hat Club meets quite regularly . . . Specs has twins, dog has pup, baby follows . . . Walter Mitty Helms our new Tarzan . . . door is down, Arky up in the morning . . . don ' t forget the ole Red and the Turtle . . . who has a nickle, Hel- prin wants a date . . . the cold flashes from Maine . . . got to stop, got draft notice. First Row: Dan Dougherty, Pres.; Billy Key, Vice-Pres.; Jack Large, Sec; Jim Fay, Treas. Second Row: Lyle Chambers, Don Tauscher, Bob Johnson, Billy Pate, Dick Pope. Third Row: Ray Thaggard, Bruce Remsburg, Albie Dealaman, Tom Young, Bill Helprin, Herbert Arkin. Fourth Row: Frank Barker, Jim Bocook, Don Corrigan, Ev Williams, Bob MacHardy. Fifth Row: John de Carville, Bob Rego, Bob Leader, Tom Nelson, Dick Seyler. Bill Ross. Sixth Row: Tom Dorman, Connie Mack But- ler, Delton Helms, La mar Brantley, Bill Cost. 201 INDEPENDENT MEN Is this Independent ' s HalP . . . Things ' ll be differ- ent this year . . . Got rid of those Yankee furriners . . . Who ' s that knocking on the door . . . oh, no it ' s the Unholy Four Vreeland, Augeri, Bradley, and Mc- Court . . . back at the old stand . . . First meeting ah bliss, peace, and quiet . . . Suit fits, so we ' ll wear him . . . second meeting . . . invasion from Ma ' s (Burkes, that is) freshman all over the place, new faces, new wheels; new constitution for the Independents, oh yeah . . . Borders repelled and assimilated ... all buddies . . . New Year, new setup, we got everything . . . First Talent Night, we got music, we got an M.C. Boyd, we got people to move the chairs, we got every- thing but talent? . . . first guest star . . . an accord- ionist who was an artist ... is everybody happy, no . . . headlines . . . Alpha Phi ' s evacuate as Col. Au- geri ' s troops storm Lakeside . . . What? over my dead body says Robinson (one look at the boy an- swers that question) . . . sights to see . . Mike, the Moish, and Vic doing the Mambo at two A.M. . . . Big wheels on campus . . . Reich on Tomokan, Sileo on Annie Russell ' s Ruddigore, Barley on a bike during the Fiesta . . . Abde ' s on the phone, Hay answers it . . . Seen in the attic tower . . . Keene, Pickens, Weber, and Gross . . . Did you see Lymburn in ' Liliom ' , did you see him? . . . rollaball, everybody win at rolla ball . . . We were not aware that we weren ' t kidding . . . scandal note . . . women sleeping at Lakeside . . . our house mother Mrs James . . . Sid requests that the house be named after him, when he leaves . . . staged success . . . ' Darkness at Noon ' . . . star- ing all the characters in the whole house . . . extra special . . . Donald Kurz, prominent thespian has succumbed to love, ditto Clark . . . what a world . Mr Leslie C. Boyd wishes to announce that he will matriculate his curriculum in June . . if he passes psychology . . . The aged Mr. Pickens is leaving these hallowed walls after six years . . . the old guard is gone . . . goo ' by Derek, Danny, Joe, Dick . . . O ' Brien is taking over . . . Jannenga ' s Juke Joint is serving meals . . . Mr. McCourt after three years of going steady has decided that he DOES like girls . . . The New York National Anthem has it ' s artistic value . . . best buy of the year . . . Vic buys a Mercury ' 52 for $12, (that ' s all he had with him at the time) . . . first niter . . . Four Indies on a beach party, no fights . . . no dates on Monday nites ... As the setting sun sinks behind the gymnasium one can hear the high pitched cry of the Ancients . . . Alms for the love of Allah . . . Legs for the Love of Mike . . . Dues anyone. First row: Joe Augeri, Pres.; Don Kurz, Vice-Pres.; Ed Sileo, Sec. Second row: Luigi LaBombarda, Jerry O ' Brien, Joe Grolimund. Third row: Ad War- ner, Eduordo Garcia, George Lymburn Fourth row: Bob McCourt, Les Boyd, Dick Vreeland. Fifth row: Jay Schraier, Dave Johnson, Jerry Clark. Sixth row: Mike Shamilzodeh, Ed Williams, Dan Bradley. 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Chambers, Lyle 1606 Miller Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Chardon, Christine E Lake Lily Dr., Maitland, Fla. Chatham, Allee Bonner .... 107 E. Jefferson, Greenwood, Miss. Chubb, Albert Houston .... Bonnie Brae Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Church, Marilyn Irene . . 1719 Hamilton Place, Steubenville, Ohio Clark, Gordon Baine Darnaviscotte Mills, Me. Clark, Jean Eva 1421 Walnut St., Orlando, Fla. Clark, Jerry 12 Buena Vista Place, Springfield, Vt. Clarke, Lou 16 W. Kirke St., Chevy Chase, Md. Closs, Maurice M., Ill GHQ E55 SCAP APO 500, c o PM, San Francisco, Calif. Clements, Florence Ann 106 Eldridge Court, Wynne, Ark. Clough, Jean 176 Edgewood Ave., Pleasantville, N. Y. Cochran, Nanette 210 Ridge Rd., Lake Forest, III. Colobella, Richard Franklin . . No. 34 E. 61st St., New York, N. Y. Coleman, Barbara 109 Haney Dr., Chattanooga, Tenn. Conomos, William 103 Granada Court, Orlando, Fla. Conklin, William R., Ill . Box 444, Orange Co., Rt. 94, Chester, N. Y. Cooley, Adele 808 S. Brentwood, Clayton 5, Mo. Cooper, Nancie 2604 Pasadena Blvd., Milwaukee 10, Wise. Corbett, Catherine Herrlich . . 10 Taunton Rd. E., Scarsdale N. Y. Corrigan, Donald 11203 Ashbury Ave., Cleveland 6, Ohio Corse, Nancy 6511 Brennon Lane, Chevy Chase 15, Md. Cost, Harry William . . . 1220 N.E. 2nd St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Cox, Wilford B 1910 Park Lake Ave., Orlando, Fla. Craig, Pamela 204 W. Glen St., Titisville, Pa. Crotts, Conrad 507 N. Fifth St., Albemarle, N. C. Crowder, Nancy Ann 425 W. Thompson St., Sullivan, Ind. Currie, Jean M 698 N.E. 57th St., Miami, Fla. Currey, Dween 114 Woodmont Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. Curtin, Lucy E 1523 McPherson Blvd., Fremont, Ohio Curtis, Allen B 1412 E. Orlando, Orlando, Fla. Curtis, Joan 218 Cherry St., Neptune Beach, Fla. Daly, Clark 2266 W. 113th St., Chicago, III. D ' Andrea, Thomas 1835 Cleveland Rd., Miami Beach, Fla. Danel, Alberto, Jr. Ricardo Palmerin No. 95, Guadalupe Inn, Mexico D.F., Mex. Darwin, Virginia 15 E. Norris Rd., Norris, Tenn. Davis, Barbara .... 3666 Rawnsdale Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Davis, Christopher Gordon Rd., Essex Falls, Essex, N. J. Davis, Hester A 159 E. Lyman Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Dawson, Zelma Bandler .1120 Pennsylvania Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Daynor, Albert John 3905 N. Francisco, Chicago 18, III. 250 Dealaman, Albert S, Jr Hillcrest Rd, Watchung, N. J. de Carville, John RFD No. 1, Londonderry, Vt. de Fenelon, Frances 540 Forest Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind. De Grove, John Melvin .... 1004 Second St., Neptune Beach, Fla De Holczer, Bette Neil 815 W. Stetson, Orlando, Fla. Diekman, Ethel llene 317 W. 17th, Pueblo, Cal. Dellastatious, Phyllis J. . . Burnt Mills Hills, Silver Spring, Md. Demetrelis, Helen . . 84-28 Eliot Ave., Middle Village, L. I., N. Y. Demopoulos, Stavros A 1613 Haven Dr., Orlando, Fla. Denonn, Andrew 169 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. DeTroy, Helen Marie 40 Westview Dr., Haworth, N. J. Dickson, Calhoun 206 W. Keyes Ave., Tampa, Fla. Dike, K. Gordon 19 Ridgewoad Rd., Windsor, Conn. di Lorenzo, Marsanne Chase Beaupre, Lenox, Mass. Dittmer, Walter P.O. Box 415, Fern Park, Fla. Doerr, Alice Roberta 951 Kimball Ave., Westfield, N. J. Donaldson, Gail Lenore 45 E. End Ave., New York, N. Y. Doran, Dean 17 Gordon Rd., Milton 86, Mass. Dorman, Tommy Box 473, Apopka, Fla. Dorney, Billie June 2304 N. Elwood, Tulsa, Okla Dougherty, Dan 2013 W. 17th St., Wilmington 47, Del. Drake, Durling P.O. Box 963, Stuart, Fla. Draughon, Mary 134 E. Harvard, Orlando, Fla. Duncan, Charles O ' Connel .... 1906 Conway Rd., Orlando, Fla. Dunlap, Kay Terry . 526 S.E. 24th Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Dunning, Ken 636 N.E. 101st St., Miami, Fla. Dunn-Rankin, Derek .... 1759 Alabama Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Dunn-Rankin, Jonathan . . . 1759 Alabama Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Eagle, Richard F 1411 Beaver Ave., Orlando, Fla. Eddleston, Daniel Richard Box 156, Montverde, Fla. Edwards, Bonnie Lou . . 5420 N. Bay Ridge Ave., Milwaukee, Wise. Egan, Alice McNeill 1470 Westchester, Winter Park, Fla. Eickelberg, Ernest Werner . 490 Melrose Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Eisaman, John Edward 432 Harrison Ave., Greensburg, Pa Eldredge, Janice 225 Holt Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Elliott, Richard A 543 N. Ridgeland Ave., Oak Park, III. Elwell, R. Bruce 126 Coolidge Hill, Cambridge, Mass. Emeny, Faith 221 Elm Rd., Princeton, N. J. Estes, Ralph R.F.D. No. 3, Media, Pa. Evans, Frank Douglas Sherwood . .1512 Terrace Dr., Orlando, Fla. Evans, Diane 2201 Lakeside Dr., Orlando, Fla. Farquharson, Carol 1685 Tutwiler Ave., Memphis 7, Tenn. Faulkner, Jerry 235 Dickinson Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Faust, Norma Jean 9827 S. Damen Ave., Chicago, III. Fay, James Lester .... 3316 N.E. 18th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Feidelson, Barbara 48 Roxen Rd., Rockville Center, N. Y. Felix, James Christian . . . 1064 16th Ave. N, St. Petersburg, Fla. Ferney, Sally 655 N. Main St., Marine City, Mich. Finley, Joe, Jr 808 Edgewater Dr., Orlando, Fla. Finnigan, Donald Paul 57 Rogers Ave., Somerville 44, Mass. Fischer, Harold Windfield .... 5901 S.W. 42nd Ter, Miami, Fla. Fitzpatrick, Lory 320 Cambridge Blvd., Winter Park, Fla. Flavell, Nancy Ellen 129 S. Mulberry, DuQuoin, III. Fletcher, Betsy 1205 Johnson Rd., Charleston, W. Va. Flowers, Kenneth Fenway Hotel, Dunedin, Fla. Fogarty, Patricia C 2811 4th Ave. N„ St. Petersburg, Fla. Ford, Millicent Ann ... 202 Chestnut Ridge, Orange 12, Conn. Foster, Racine Sarasy 718 Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Fla. Fox, Jared William 6607 W. Ponchartrain, Chicago, III. Frankenberg, Ann 4305 Landover Dr., Jacksonville, Fla. Fricke, William Fred 5427 Broadway, Chicago, III. Frye, Jean Iris Box 284, Gastonia, N. C. Gaines, Harry Theodore . . . . 24 W. Forest Circle, Orlando, Fla. Garcia, Eduardo Domeyko 19f9, Santiago, Chile Gaston, Judith Anne . . 4721 Fulton St. N.W., Washington 7, D. C Gearhart, Gail Pine Covert Farm, Far Hills, N. J. Geier, Ann 105 E. New Hampshire, Orlando, Fla. Gillen, Joseph F 136 Park Lake Dr., Orlando, Fla. Glaser, Lou 7425 Cromwell, Clayton 5, Mo. Glass, Ruth P.O. Box 283, Haines City, Fla. Goddard, Bob 350 E. 54th St., New York 22, N. Y. Gold, Virginia M 28 Elm St., Westerly, R. I. Gonzalez, Phyllis Rick . . Box 294, Trujillo City, Dominican Republic Gourley, Harold Van Dorn .... 1932 Noble Ave., Springfield, III. Gourley, Joan Helen 7008 Third Ave., Kenosha, Wise. Graves, Sylvia Turner 345 Bay St., Sarasota, Fla. Gray, John Leonard 109 Channel Dr., Point Pleasant, N. J. Gregory, Lowrence, Jr Wilson Woods, Wayzata, Minn. Grenning, Patricia 2025 Fir St., Grenview, III. Griggs, Jerry 1322 19th St., Orlando, Fla. Grolimund, Joe, Jr 1040 Strong Ave., Elkhart, Ind. Gross, Norman C 283 Stephen St., Belleville, N. J. Guerrero, Enrique .... Ave 4a No. 15-22, Cicuta, Colombia, S.A. Gunnerson, G. E 250 Chase Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Hadley, Jack Charles 1242 Ridgewood, Orlando, Fla. Haight, Dan . . . Box 1 93- B, Largo Rt. 1, Indian Rocks Beach, Fla. Hall, Judy Anne 207 Jones Ave., Greenville, S. C. Hall, Ruth C. . . Tamaracas, 581 Sylvan Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Hallauer, Fred William Rt. 3, Box 569, Orlando, Fla. Harbula, Phyllis Louise 732 Highland St., Orlando, Fla. Harding, Robert James . 2334 Wilshire Dr. S.E., Grand Rapids 6, Mich. Harter, Don Elliot 25547 Lake Rd., Bay Village, Ohio Hartmann, Charles B 4160 Carthage Rd., Toledo, Ohio Hathaway, Gordon Lee 201 Osceola St., Winter Park, Fla. Houssermann, John, III Millwood Rd., Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Hayes, John 143 Roosevelt PI., W. Palm Beach, Fla. Haywood, B. James R.F.D. No. 1, Lebanon, N. H. Heath, Robert Charles 17 S. Polm Way, Lake Worth, Fla. Heinsohn, April 3310 Warrensville Center Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Helms, Delton E Box 33, Longwood, Fla. Helprin, William Davies .... 68 Revonah Ave., Stamford, Conn. Herblin, Diane Allison Box 394, Maitland, Fla. Herring, Carolyn P.O. Box 867, Auburndale, Fla. High, Carlton C, Jr 2741 S.W. 12th St., Miami, Fla. Hill, Sarah Ann 229 Orlando St., Greenville, Miss. Hill, Saretta Hoyt Maitland, Fla. Hillerich, Joan 1711 Dundee Way, Louisville, Ky. Hobart, Mary Ann . .2015 E. Glendale Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wise. Holden, Tom 24701 Emerson, Dearborn, Mich. Holland, Diane .... 3400 Morrison St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Hopple, Sarah Hall 40 Linden Dr., Cincinnati 15, Ohio Horton, Kay Oneonta, Ala. Hosmer, Chesta 505 Pendleton St., Waycross, Ga. House, William Thomas 527 S. Osceola, Orlando, Fla. Howard, Virginia C 911 Seminole Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Howard, Lucia Ann 601 Scioto St., Urbana, Ohio Huebsch, Holly 1800 E. Fox Lane, Milwaukee, Wise. Huff, Nancy Elizabeth ... 39 Hill Rd., Castlewood, Louisville, Ky. Hull, Joe 2204 Pros St., Palatka, Fla. Hunt, Joseph Matthew 512 Anderson St., Orlando, Flo. Hunt, Ralph 1561 ' 2 Lee Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Hunter, Emory G 3240 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 13, III. Huntsman, Betty McElrath 520 Lawrence Ave., Bristol, Va. Huffeldt, Nancy Lou 6602 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Hutsell, Frank 96 Cottage Hill Dr., Orlando, Fla. Hutzler, Joel, Jr 11 Clovelly Rd., Pikesville, Md. Ihndris, Raymond Will . 176 E. New England Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Ingram, Louis W., Jr. . . . 907 Old England Ave, Winter Park, Fla. Ipacs, Joseph 740 S. Hampton St., Orlando, Fla Israel, Mack 19 Main St, Buffalo, S. C. Jameson, Dorothy Jeanne 20 E. 255, Euclid 23, Ohio Jannenga, Roy L 500 Chase Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Johannes, Janey 505-1 2th Ave. N.E, St. Petersburg, Fla. 251 Johnson, Alexander Wokelon . 144 Whipple Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Johnson, Catherine Dix 326 Main St., Penn Yan, N. Y. Johnson, David B 3516 Fairway Dr., Orlando, Fla. Johnson, Bob Rt. 3, Box 525, Orlando, Fla. Jones, Ann Katherine .... 4790 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. Jones, Donald T Box 171, Birmingham, Mich. Jordan, Edwina Box 515, Waycross, Ga. Joy, John R 59 Oak St., Taunton, Mass. Kaptein, Ed Spring St., St. Clairsville, Ohio Karslake, Bill 128 Robsart Rd., Kenilworth, III. Karwowski, Dolores 19219 Greeley, Detroit 3, Mich. Kasover, Rayna 619 McCartney St., Eoston, Pa. Katz, Sidney 1475 Longfellow Ave., Bronx 60, N. Y. Kauffman, Julie Box 906, Eustis, Fla. Kavanaugh, Jean 403 Harwood St., Joliet, III. Keeling, John 0., Jr P.O. Box 964, Sanford, Fla. Keene, John L 1039 30th St., Orlando, Fla. Kelly, Karen Elizabeth 26 Coram St., Hamden, Conn. Kelly, Josephine Slingluff Hall . 130 Kings Way, Winter Park, Fla. Kenan, Robert 2810 Carlisle Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Kepler, Betty Lou 325 Cloverdale Ave., Akron, Ohio Key, Billy 2200 Oak Ave., Columbus, Go. Kibbee, Joan Kay 402 E. 4th Ave., Mitchell, S. D. Kimball, Leland E Box 15, Norway, Me. Klein, Louise Elizabeth ... 1301 Blanchard Ave., Flint, Mich. Klores, Paul . 141-16 72nd Crescant, Kew Garden Hills, L. I., N. Y. Klumb, Marilyn . 864 N. Point Dr., Big Cedar Lake, West Bend, Wise. Knoble, Carol 219 44th St., Sandusky, Ohio Knox, Donna 155 Forest Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind. Kolb, Lucia 2906 Arbor Dr., Madison, Wise. Krisher, James A 259 Gramerly PI., Steubenville, Ohio Kuffel, Georgia Ann Sutton Rd., Dundee, III. Kurz, Don 9 Woody Lane, Larchmont, N. Y. Kyle, F. Clason 925 Blandford Ave., Columbus, Ga. LaBombarda, Luigi Naples, Italy Lambeth, Charles C. . . c o Lt. Col. C. J. Lambeth 0464995 Sig C, Signal Sec, TUSAG, APO 206-A, c o PM., N. Y. N. Y. Lampe, Carmen 71-58 Austin St., Forest Hills 75, N. Y. Lang, Betty Jean . . Ridge Brook Rd., Box 1443, Greenwich, Conn. Langellier, Lois 535 N. Union St., Lincoln, III. Large, Jack 33 Ridge Top Dr., Richmond Hts 17, Mo. Larkin, Pete 11 Greenbriar, St. Louis 24, Mo. Laverty, Jane 1008 N. Clay St., Frankfort, Ind. Lawcock, Margaret R.F.D., Charlotte, Mich. Lawrence, Mary V 18 Spring St., Cohasset, Moss. Laws, William 1212 E. Holston Ave., Johnson City, Tenn. Leader, Charles R., Jr 75 Pleasant St., Littleton, N. H. Lee, Bruce Llewellyn Fields, Sandy Spring, Md. Lellyett, Solly .... Elliston Apts., Elliston Place, Noshville, Tenn. Lentulo, Pauline 2203 Hillcrest Ave., Orlando, Fla. Lesneski, Richard P 220 Reed ' s Lane, Stratford, Conn. Lewis, Edwin J 332 N. Bumby St., Orlando, Fla. Link, Thomas L Rt. 19, Box 51 K, Orlando, Fla. Little, June 402 Weetamoe St., Boston, Mass. Locke, James W 233 Wimbledon Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Lockwood, Walter E Sharon Springs, N. Y. Loeb, Davis S 6301 N. 7th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Lofton, Timothy Hugh 269 Northview Rd., Dayton, Ohio Lomax, Harold 1716 Oakmont, Orlando, Fla. Look, Edna French Hillandale Farm, Lexington, Ky. Lucas, JoAnn 909 S. Crist Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. Lymburn, George Sunnylea Apts., Quincy, Mass. MacGregor, Jeani 900 Brookwood, Birmingham, Ala. MacHardy, Robent N 7 Whitehouse Court, Westbrook, Me. McCamey, Pat Fox Chapel Rd., Pittsburgh 15, Pa. McCarty, Patricia 1214 E. C oncord, Kenosha, Wise. McCord, Patricia 5866 S.W. 30th St., Coral Gables, Fla. McCourt, F. Robert .... 218-20 110 Ave., Queens Village, N. Y. McDonnell, Kathleen 501 Larchlea Dr., Birmingham, Mich. McGaw, Jan .... 2208 Harcourt Dr., Cleveland Heights 6, Ohio McGaw, Bill .... 2208 Harcourt Dr., Cleveland Heights 6, Ohio Mcllvain, Linda 612 Springfield Pike, Cincinnati 15, Ohio Mcintosh, Peter Sunnyfield Farms, Bedford Village, N. Y. McKay, Helen 4003 Bayshore, Tampa, Fla. McKechnie, Carol 3504 Riverview Blvd., Bradenton, Fla. McLamb, Cynthia Crawford . . 2345 S.W. 19 Terrace, Miami 45, Fla. McMullin, Ray D 9437 Kittyhawk Ave., Los Angeles 45, Cal. McPhee, Ellen 553 Ashford Ave., Ardsley, N. Y. McVey, Harlan Jack 814 W. 12th, Emporia, Kan. Mack, Barbara Jeanne 1424 Harrison St., Hollywood, Fla. Mairs, Robert 3315 Middlesex Rd., Orlando, Fla. Mollen, Howie 1016 N. Fern Creek, Orlando, Fla. Mallory, Jean L 18460 Muirland, Detroit, Mich. Mallory, Mary Jane Dubsdread Heights, Orlando, Fla. Moloney, Mae M 410 Wiltshire Rd., Orlando, Fla. Mangum, Margaret 2901 Taft, Wichita Falls, Tex. Manley, David T 1001 Brookwood, Birmingham, Mich Manning, Dorothea Gill .... 6280 Riverview Blvd., Bradenton, Fla. March, Fred 7450 Devon St., Philadelphia 19, Pa. Markson, Robert Theodore .... 350 Bearson St., Boston, Mass. Marsh, Mary 1225 Woodside Pkwy., Silver Spring, Md. Martin, Carole 2433 Lawndale Ave., Evonston, III. Martin, Jane Lee 129 S. Douglas, Belleville, III. Martin, Lynn 1801 Webster, Birmingham, Mich. Martin, Mary Margaret . . . 1611 S.E. 2nd St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Marvin, Don 4807 Jarboe St., Kansas City 2, Mo. Motchett, Don 1058 N.W. 24th St., Miami, Fla. Matson, Howard 1304 Galena Blvd., Aurora, III. Matthews, Dan 192 Newfound St., Canton, N. C. Mattox, Marcia The Highlands, Madison 5, Wise. Mauk, Fred S Box 1006, Pine Castle, Fla. Mayhall, John 513 6th Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa. Menendez, Henry 4424 N.W. 23rd Ave., Miami, Fla. Merrill, Betty 623 W. Main St., Somerset, Pa. Merrill, Robin Chadwick Baskerville Farms, Pleasant Run Rd., Flemington, N. J. Merritt, Natalie 700 Seventh Ave., Ashland, Wise. Merry, Charles T 901 Bonita Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Mertz, Marcia LaCrosse, Ind. Metzger, Robin 335 Barr Ave., Woodmere, N. Y. Miller, Elizabeth ... 6960 N. Barnett Lane, Milwaukee 11, Wise. Miller, George 4560 Brookside Rd., Toledo 6, Ohio Miller, Natalie Park Plaza Apts. A103, 883 Parkside Ave., Trenton, N. J. Miller, I la 230 S. Walnut Ave., Arlington Heights, III. Millet, Alfredo Amsterdam No. 46, Mexico D.F., Mexico Mills, Albert 86 Arnold Rd., Wellesley Hills F2, Mass. Mintz, Norbett Lawrence . 1120 Pennsylvania Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Moll, Robert No. 1, Lus Samanes, Caracas, D.F., Venezuela, South America Moller, Edward 520 W. Yale Ave., Orlando, Fla. Monroe, Mary Wilson 2904 Euclid Ave., Tampa, Fla. Moon, Wally 3005 W. Chicago Blvd., Detroit, Mich. Moreau, Christina 197 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. Morrison, Bud 1111 29th St. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. Moseley, Joanne Paris Mountain, Greenville, S. C. Mount, Ben F 1705 W. 4th St., Palmetto, Fla. Mullin, Louise 1329 Wynnton Dr., Columbus, Ga. Munch, Margaret 2749 Ashley Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Munske, Judy 103 Larchmont Dr., San Antonio, Tex. Murphy, Carol 736 W. Winter Park Ave., Orlando, Fla. Naas, Marilyn 165 Fawsett Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Nathan, Robert .... 350 Central Park W., New York 25, N. Y. Navin, Jean ... 81 Ivy Way, Port Washington, Long Island, N. Y. Naylor, Rose Earnest 12 Meadow Ave., Bronxville, N. Y. Neal, Alice 1951 Forrest Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Neal, Barbara 1951 Forrest Road, Winter Park, Fla. 252 Neal, John B 1951 Forrest Park Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Nelson, Thomas C. . . 105-02 223 St., Queens Village, L. I., N. Y. Nessler, Karl 610 W. 6th St., Lcymour, Ind. Nelson, Virginia S 802 Georgia Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Neuhaus, Robert Peter ... 140 Cabrini Blvd., New York 33, N. Y. Newton, Sally 920 W. Concord, Orlando, Fla. Nicely, Philip 1030 Terrace Blvd., Orlando, Fla. Nichols, Valerie Suzanne .... 21 Grove Way, Delray Beach, Fla. Nikolas, Robert C 821 Bonnie Brae, River Forest, III. Norcross, Ardath Michel Apts., 1188 A. Mahini, Malate, Manila, Philippine Islands O ' Brien, Jerome E. 21 10- A Cincinnatus Ave., The Bronx 72, New York, N. Y. O ' Day, Janet Eagle Rock Ranch, Wimberly, Tex. Oglesby, Alys 1817 Dublin St., New Orleans, Ln. Olin, S. Truman, Jr Fairmount, Alton, III. Oliver, Yvonne . . Ave. Juan C. Padilla No. 60, Arecibo, Puerto Rico Orloff, Jacqueline 3433 Dekalb Ave., New York 67, N. Y Palmer, Ann Rt. 2, Box 247, Plant City, Fla. Palmisano, Cyrene 1139 N. Grove Ave., Oak Pork, III. Parker. Eleanor Carroll . 650 Isle of Palms, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Pate, Billy 20 E. Sunset Ave., Pensacola, Fla Pautler, Edwin Box 81, Red Bud, III. Peck. Bob 337 Montcalm, Ticonderoga, N. Y. Peeler, William 1128 W. Yates Ave., Orlando, Fla. 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Potts, Jane 105 Edgemoore Dr., Lexington, Ky. Pratt, Robert H 1551 Via Tuscany, Winter Park, Fla. Preece, Dubac Orchard Ridge Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Preis, Jacqueline 60 Greenway S., Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. Puddington, Elmer . . Rothesay, Kings Co., New Brunswick, Canada Randall, Doane 220 Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando, Fla. Rausch, Dion . 60 Bourndale Rd. N., Manhasset, L. I., N. Y. Rawson, Camilla P.O. Box 3873, St. Petersburg, Fla. Reardon, John Robert 116 S. N St., Lake Worth, Fla. Reas, Jan ... 3939 Northampton Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Redding, David J Banks Apts., Winter Park, Fla. Rego, Robert 18 Curtiss Rd., Natick, Mass. Reich, Merrill D 101 Reading Way, Winter Park, Fla. Reisig, Robert 87 Kenilworth Rd., Asheville, N. C. Remsburg, Bruce 215 Bryan Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Rhinehart, Melvyn P.O. Box 641, Ormond Beach, Fla. Rhodes, John 1400 Green Cove Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Rich, Marian 419 E. 4th St., Hinsdale, III. Richards, Howard L 31721 Sherwood Rd., Farmington, Mich. Riedy, Owen L 139 E. New Hampshire Ave., Orlando, Fla. Rising, Maryan 754 Wilkinson Dr., Orlando, Fla. Robbins, Lee Boynton Beach, Fla. Roberts, Frances Wood 956 Lancaster Dr., Orlando. Fla. Roberts, Patricia A Signal Mt., Tenn. Robinson, Dave Candler, N. C. Robinson, Gerald C 312 Taylor Rd., Short Hills, N. J. Robinson, James H Box 49, Old Fort, N. C. Rob inson, Peter 27 Belhunc St., New York, N. Y. Rodriguez-Torrent, Ralph . . 781 Antonette Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Ross, Cynthia 2021 Sheridan S., M inneapolis, Minn. Ross, Bill 2087 Goodnor Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Roth, Arden J 606 Hudson Ave., Peoria 5, III. Ruetty, Helen 16101 Ashton Rd., Detroit 19, Mich. Russ, Mary Box 323, Winter Park, Fla. Russell, Betty 130 Lake Sue Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Ryder, Harrison, Jr 52 Central Ave., Waterbury, Conn. Sack, August 487 Portlock Rd., Honolulu 49, TH Sandbloom, Patricia 24 Beech St., Jamestown, N. Y. Sanderford, John F., Jr 203 Randolph St., Farmville, Va. Sangree, Eleanor Sunnyride Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Sauerbrunn, Shirley Jean 2924 Westchester, Orlando, Fla. Saute, George D 1620 Highland Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Savvas, Anestis E Serras, Greece Schackne, Stewart, Jr 160 Dellwood Rd., Bronxville 8, N. Y. Scheer, Edward W., Jr 62 Forbes Rd., Milton, Moss. Schmid, Phyllis . 6113 W. Washington Blvd., Milwaukee 13, Wise. Schmitt, Philip E 1011 DeWitt Dr., Orlando, Fla. Schroder, Evelyn M 2324 Fairbanks, Winter Park, Fla. Schroier, Jay Melvyn 110 E. 177 St., New York 53, N. Y. Schultz, Lois 4620 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee 11, Wise. Schwaderer. Nancy 4645 Kennebec Rd., Cass City, Mich. Searson, Walter 1572 Walnut St., Clearwater, Fla. Seckinqer, Roy L., Jr Box 186, Maitland, Fla. Seerv, Diane 14850 Halifax Ave., Davtona Beach, Fla. Seidel, Ralph F Ocean View Rd., Palm Beach, Fla. Seim, Liane 403 E. Walker St., St. Johns, Mich. Seyler, Richard 944 E. Ashley St., Jacksonville, Fla. Shackelford, Katherine M. . . 280 Sterlinn Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Shamilzadeh, Michael . . 99-31 64th Ave.. Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. hank, Barbara 250 Virainia Dr., Winter Park, Fla. Shannon, Henry D 1079 E. 10th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shelly, Walter Davis, Jr 1953 River Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Shelton. Poul, Jr 286 E. Torrence Rd., Columbus 9, Ohio Sheppard, Patricia A Hanover Shoe Farms, Hanover, Pa. Sherrod, Harry Gail 325 N. Tampa Ave., Orlando, Flo. Shields, Constance 535 Center Ave., Lake Bluff, III. Shinton, Marilyn 2108 Albemarle Terr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Shukaitis, Joseph M Rt. 1, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Siarto, Constance 19715 Chester Field, Detroit, Mich Sias, Peggy 327 Lowell St., Lynnfield Center, Mass Sionaiao, Eleanor 107 Eveningside Dr., Chattanooga, Tenn. Sikes, Flo Box 1, Hinesville, Ga. Sileo, Edward 115-31 202 St., St. Albans 11, N. Y. Simms. Tom 500 Hendricks Isle, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Simonds, Carolyn 2400 Via Tuscany, Winter Park, Fla. 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Whitney, Edward T., Jr. . 30 Crabtree Rd., North Quincy 21, Mass. Whitten, Sara E 5308 3rd Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Williams, Ewar DeC 5400 San Jose Blv., Jacksonville, Fla. Wildes, Norma Rt. 6, Box 79-A, Orlando, Fla. Williams, Edward deC .... 5400 San Jose Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. Williams, Elizabeth .... 4927 13th Ave. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. Williams, Everette 1843 Liberty St., Jacksonville, Fla. Williamson, Hester S Market Square, Augusta, Maine Willmarth, Rachel Box 250, River Rd., Libertyville, III. Wilson, Don A 961 S Highland Dr., Dearborn, Mich. Windom, Esther 341 Holt Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Wiselogel, Jeannie .... 724 Northridge Dr., West Lafayette, Ind. Wood, Jidge 1029 Topinabee Rd., Niles, Mich. Woodward, Marshall M Somerset Ave., Segreganset, Mass. Work, Dan Box 1093, Bradenton, Fla. Wrenn, Paula Nation ' s Ford Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Wynn, Jane 401 Mountain Valley, Hot Springs, Ark. Yoder, Robert 1019 Parkview Ave., New Kensington, Pa. Young, Thomas 374 W. 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