Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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■i- j f REMOS T ICE CREAM f j§ CASHIER Mrs. Alice Pace checked her register as Center manager James Gregg briefed waitresses Laurine Harrelson and Connie Wright and cook Mrs. Alpha Mc- Clure in preparation for the rush of stu- dents from A period classes. BEANERY MANAGERS. Mr. and Mrs. Mayes, helped students choose from a variety of salads offered in the cafeteria-style college commons. food, mail, books for students POSTMASTER Sandy Caldwell handed out MANAGER Clarice Yarborough found the much- packages while assistant Lucy Crane put up needed book for student assistant Memo Garcia the last-minute campus mail. during opening of the term rush.

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This year ' s seniors saw the opening of a spanking new library in the fall of 1951. The first year found librarians and students alike racing the clock to bring up books from the old library then located in Carnegie Hall. As fast as the volumes came in the staff had to arrange their stacks using both recognized classification systems. Specially trained personnel joined the crew to complete the accurate, up-to-date catalog of all books and bound periodi- cals. The inventory stood at 88,437 volumes. Meanwhile further activity evolved on the basement level. The east wing saw and heard the first utterances of the college radio station WFRK while the microfilm library saw its first dawn. Current volumes began flowing in from the re-energized Book- A- Year Club whose 101 members had invested over $11,000. Extensive rare book collections were dusted off and put into use. The famous Floridiana Collection was catalogued into actuality. Circulation jumped thirty-two percent — Operation New Library was a success. MR. CARRELL, Miss Northey and Mr. Lewton. 17

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relaxation for resident heads TAKING TIME OUT for an evening with TV were Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Burk, Mrs. Payne. WEEKLY BRIDGE TOURNEY in livmgroom featured Mrs. Rockwood, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Yates and Mrs. Brown. I DON ' T BELIEVE IT! exclaimed Mrs. Baker during a nightly dinnertable discussion with Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Campbell. 19