Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1956 volume:

1956 TOMOKAN The 1 956 EDITORIAL BOARD Jo Coyll Kathy Schwarz Larry Hitner Paul Ackerman T M K A N presents Steps of Rollins e (I i c a ti This record in words and pictures is dedicated to Lyman Huntington. Without the dapper head of the Rollins Photographic Department there would he no TOMOKAN worthy of your interest. This little man with the ever-present camera, quiet manner and bright bow tie hasn ' t restricted his efforts to the TOMOKAN. Every campus publication owes a debt to Lyman Huntington. And so do many students and alumni. Graduates of the Huntington School of Art —pho- tography is a fine art to Lyman— have gone on to jobs with national publications. Others are still learning their art with an eye to the future. Still more are being taught a hobby they will always enjoy. Lyman ' s studios have expanded from a dismal hole in the wall in Carnegie Hall to the present office and darkrooms in the Student Center. As the campus became aware of the opportunities. Lyman ' s work load jumped. Last year he began classes in photograph) ' . Despite long experience Lyman has the trademark of a true artist— he is still learning the business. And Rollins students are learning right along with him. But this easy-going cameraman— who holds a pilot ' s license and repairs television sets as a sideline— means more to Rollins students than just another instructor. He is father confessor to publications. He is a willing listener and clearing house for campus gripes and campus jokes. He leans back and smiles as stu- dents pour out their triumphs and their failures. To those who know him Lyman is even more. He is just a wonderful guy. ' These Are the THERE IS NO ROLLINS STUDENT WHO HAS NOT CLIMBED THE PINK PALACE STAIRS. mill ■■M TMIHIHIT — , , II THE DESERTED CENTER STEPS ARE ALWAYS BUSY IN THE THESE STEPS are from the vast storehouse of information known as the Mills Memorial Library. 6 Steps of Rollins BETWEEN-CLASS RUSH PERIOD FOR A MAIL CnECiC INFREQUENTLY USED ARE THE SPIRAL STAIRS TO THE CHAPEL TOWER. PLAY-GOERS always anticipate a good performance when they use the steps of the Annie Russell. 7 Steps of Rollins Administration 10 Academic 28 Students 58 Headlines 82 Chapel 132 Social Groups 144 Sports 176 Seniors 202 9 ADMINISTRATION Steps to Management Pink Palace Ponders Present BEFORE LEAVING on a speaking tour, Dean of Rollins College, Sid- ney J. French, explains additional details to his secretary, Mrs. Thomas Gavin, who records them on the faculty information sheets. Trustees Plai The future of Rollins College lies in the hands of the Board of Trustees of the College. Meeting as many times yearly as is deemed necessary, the trustees plan the administrational procedure and work towards the most successful future possible for Rollins. Among the actions taken by the Board this year are the raising of tuition and the announcement of definite plans to build a new TRUSTEE, Mr. Henry T. Heald, explains his view to President Hugh F. McKean at the Board meeting. TRUSTEES OF THE COLLEGE Mr. F. Monroe Alleman, Mr. J. Roy Dickie and Mr. George H. Opdyke and Mr. Thomas P. Johnson, Mr. Clarence M. Gay, Mr. Coulter Craig, and Mr. George W. Waddell talk informally during a coffee break at the bi-annual meeting of the Board of Trustees. TRUSTEES Mr. Olcott Deming and Mrs. Osburn C. Wilson, Mr. Wil- liam B. Mills and Mr. Miller Wal- ton, Mr. George H. Carrison and Mr. F. Monroe Alleman wait for a board meeting to resume. Rollins ' Future women ' s dormitory and a new Beanery as part of the plan to expand the number of students to eight hundred. This will create a need for more buildings and thus, over the summer, Kirby- Smith and Abbott houses were acquired as men ' s and women ' s dormitories respectively. Recently the Board accepted a Winter Park home willed to them by a former Rollins educator. Dr. John Martin. MRS. HUGH F. McKEAN and Mr. Olcott Deming pause before re- turning to the business of the college VICE PRESIDENT and Treasurer of Rollins Mr. John M. Tiedtke with Mr. A. G. Bush and Miss Helen Knox who are members of the Board of Trustees relax and enioy a short intermission in President McKean ' s office between busy sessions of the meeting of the board. GOING OVER a revised list of stu- dents and their dormitory assign- ments are Dean of Men Joe Jus- tice and Dean of Women Jean Day aided by Miss Ruth Fairchild, secretary to the Student Deans. MAKING THE FINAL financial ar- rangements for Founders ' Week and the Rollins Animated Maga- zine are Mr. John Tiedtke, Vice- President and Treasurer of the College, and his secretary, Mrs. Daniel Carr. INTERRUPTING dictation to Mis; Mildred Johnson, Mr. Fred Ward, assistant Treasurer of the College, checks a ledger sheet brought tc him by Mrs. M. William Crossley an assistant in the office. ■— I— MISS CHLOE M. LYLE, cashier of the college, records a check cashed for a student by her assistant, Miss Leona Lyle, as Mrs. Eva Mason types up the permanent financial statements for the college. MRS. NELL GRIER, secretary to Mr. Don Vincent, head of the col- lege news bureau, waits for his final approval on various publicity releases to be given to the Orlando and Winter Park newspapers. J •  1 -  MISS JANET CORLISS and Mrs Elaine Kemp revise a schedule with Miss Dorothy Koehler, Registrar of the College, while Mrs. Ann Shar- ma calls the Dean ' s office for ad- ditional information on a student. 1% FIGURING MILEAGE for the Admissions Office is Mrs. Elmo R. Gray Jr., Counse.or Maicom F. Scott and Director Jack Rich discuss future routings while their secretary, Mrs. Kathryn L. Goodwin, looks on. Not pictured: Mr. Charles B. Farrar and Mrs. Sylvia Tarabochia. MR. HAROLD MUTISPAUGH, purchas- ing agent for the college, compares prices on a requisition slip from the physics department for new scientific equipment with those in a recent catalog. DR. GEORGE SAUTE, Director of Community Courses, examines a poster which lists subjects that will be of fered by the college. Miss Cynthia Eastwood, Secretary to the Administration, holds the poster for his approval IS PI PHI resident head Mrs. Brown and Jackie Crinigan relax in the Mayflower living room, while Mrs. Fitzgerald visits in the Gamma Phi lodge, and Mrs. Weber joins the Thetas. LAMBDA CHI ' S HOUSEMOTHER MRS. REID VISITS WITH TWO OF HER BOYS AS DOES KA RESIDE! TAKING TIME out to catch up correspondence is Mrs. Payne, housemother Lakeside, as Mrs. Baker and Tom DiBacco look at the Sigma Nu Scrapboc ALHPA OMEGA ' S Mrs. Wretman prepares to leave Kirby-Smith house for the evening; at 10:30 at night, Kappa housemother Mrs. Wise makes a final check of the girls. i. WRIGHT, WHILE MRS. LELAND ENTERS THE CONVERSATION OF A FEW OF THE PHI MUS. HER FIRST year on the campus and Chase Hall resident head makes Mrs. Linck, who hosts Ron Terpak, a Freshman housemother in two respects. WEARING THE PLEDGE pin of Alpha Phi is their Mrs Lively; Corrin Hall ' s Mrs. Rockwood relaxes in her room, while Mrs. L. Wright of Abbott House writes a request. PI I ' MRS. ALICE HANSON, HEAD LIBRARIAN, CHECKS A MEMO CONCERNING A NEW BOOK WITH MISS ANNA WEAVER. THE WORK ROOM, one of the most important in the library, is rarely seen by students. Here Mrs. Frederic Eberle lacquers a new book in preparation for its circulation Mrs. Meredith Gra- ham checks a magazine to see if its pages are intact, while Miss Jane Swanson prepares pamphlets that will be bound into a volume. MRS. DUNWOODY SELECTS PHOTOGRAPHS FOR A DISPLAY; MISS HOLROYD REPLACES A PHONOGRAPH RECORD. MRS. LACEY, MRS. GRAH, WORKING at the check-out desk in the library are Mrs. Mehle I. Koch, preparing books to be returned to the stacks, Mrs. Olive W. Mahoney, re- serving a book for a caller and Mrs. Henry J. Blasick who is stamping a book for a waiting student. Students Come In, Browse, Check-out BOOKSTORE MANAGER Mis. Cla- risse Yarborough and assistant Mrs. Jacobson arrange a window display. POSTMAN SANDY Caldwell and assistant Mrs. Lucy Crane begin another busy day at the post of- fice. THE INFIRMARY STAFF, Miss Nicholas, Dr. Walter Johnston, and Miss Plummer discuss pills and The student Placement Bureau is probably one of the most popular and well-populated offices in Carnegie Hall. For it is here that an attempt is made to fit the student with the vocation of his choice. Under the direc- tion of Melvin Greenhut, students apply for and are granted employment with firms both in Winter Park and throughout the United States. Perhaps the busiest time of the year occurs right before the graduation rush when senior students keep Greenhut and his staff really busy as they seek job opportunities toward their begin- ning in the modern business world. MRS. EMILY R. MERRILL, secretary, discusses student employment oppor- tunities with Melvin Greenhut, director of the Placement Bureau. Alumni Return to Scenes ON THE SATURDAY OF FOUNDERS ' WEEK, ALUMNI AND FACULTY ATTEND THE ALUMNI ' S ANNUAL LUnChEON IN THE STUDENT CENTER 20 GUIDING THE Rollins Alumni Incorporated is the Executive board consisting of Jonn Huno, president, Nita Mutis- paugh, secretary; Alice Egan, first vice-president; Thirza Bisson, treasurer, and Bill Brant, second vice-president. if Former Years The Rollins Alumni Incorporation founded in 1898 by Miss Clara Louise Guild, die first graduate of Rollins, received its charter from the State of Florida in 1953. Meeting in the Alumni House, the Incorporation sponsors annual fund-raising drives. Last year over 32,000 dollars was collected for college use. Other Alumni activities are the quarterly publishing of The Rollins Alumni Recorder, holding an Alumni Day Luncheon during Founders ' Week, and presenting the annual Sunrise Breakfast for the seniors on graduation day. This group of graduates, still sincerely interested in the school, is a great asset in the future of Rollins College. REVISING RECORDS of Rollins Alumni Incorporated is the constant task of Mrs. Claire Kent, secretary, and Mr. Ray Kirk, director of the Alumni. 27 ACADEMIC Steps to Understanding PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE HUGH F. McKEAN HOLDS A MEETING WITH THE FACULTY IN THE MORSE GALLERY OF ART. Those Who Teach Those Who Learn t . n ( ' ft - Prof. Donald S. Allen Theatre Arts Mr. Arthur J. Anderson Art Mr. Harry M. Bertine, Jr. Fconom cs Prof. U. T. Bradley History Prof. Angela P. Campbell Spanish Prof. Alphonse Carlo Music Prof. Donald W. Carroll Chemistry Prof. John Carter Music Prof. Walter Charmbury Piano Mr. Norman Copeland Tennis 30 Dean Theodore S. Darrah Religion Prof. Nina 0. Dean English Prof. Peter Dearing Theatre Arts Prof. Wilbur Dorsett English Miss Sara Jane Dorsey Physical Education Prof. Geneva Drinkwater History Prof. A. Ross Evans Business Administration Prof. Rudolph Fischer French and German Prof. William E. Fort, Jr. Philosophy and Psychology Mr. Marcus P. Frutchey Radio Mrs. Harold Gleason Music Prof. Svend T. Gormsen Mathematics Prof. Edwin P. Granberry English Prof. Eugenie M. Y. Grand French Prof. Robert W. Greenfield Sociology Prof. Melvin L. Greenhut Business Administration Prof. Alfred J. Hanna History Mr. Paul E. Hanson English Prof. Herbert E. Hellwege Chemistry Mr. Patrick H. Horrigan Theatre Arts Prof. Robert Hufstader Music Mr. Lyman B. Huntington Photography Prof. Franklyn A. Johnson Political Science Mrs. Clare A. Kelly Speech Mrs. Emilia E. Knight Spanish Mrs. Leah R. Koontz English Mr. Gordon F. Lewis Sociology Prof. S. Gale Lowrie Government Prof. John W. McDowall Physical Education Prof. Flora L. Magoun Business Education 7 j. I A i v V Ml I Hl H m ... Si i.; . _ J if M t 1 ' V v 3] 1 k r Prof. Charles S. Mendell, Jr. fng ' s j Prof. Mary J. Nelson Music Education Prof. Daniel Nyimicz Physical Education Prof. Constance Ortmayer Art Prof. Audrey L. Packham Education Miss M. Janet Patton Physical Education Mr. Fleetwood Peeples Physical Education Prof. Florence Peterson Economics Prof. J. Ross Rosazza Voice Prof. John S. Ross Pfiys ' cs Prof. Richard C. Rowland English Prof. James H. Russell Psychology Prof. George Saute Mathematics Mr. W. Roy Shelton, Sr. Business Administration Prof. Bernice C. Shor Biology Prof. Rhea M. Smith History Prof. Irvin Stock English Prof. Wendell C. Stone Philosophy Mr. Henry S. Suydan Physical Education Prof. Dan A. Thomas Physics Prof. Colette Van Boecop French Prof. Paul A. Vestal Biology Prof. Alexander Waite Psychology Prof. Roy A. Wilson Geography and Geology Mrs. Barbara P. Zeigler Physical Education Mr. Cesare G. Cecioni Fulbright Lecturer Miss Elizabeth Emerson English FACULTY NOT PICTURED Mr. Nelson Glass Science Education Mr. Norman Grose Theatre Arts Mr. Joseph M. Shifalo Art Prof. Janis Silins Art Mr. Gerson Yessin Piano 32 ROSS EVANS instructs students Marlene Stewart, Stu Maples, Lee Beard and Betty Peterman in a study of the differences in the corporations. Business PROFESSOR CHARLES A. WELSH holds a typical Rollins conference-type informal dis- cussion with members of his economics class in Lyman Hall. fife ad MRS. FLORA MAGOUN, typing instruc- tor, assists her prospective Business Eng- lish students in their pursuit of training for the modern business world. STUDENTS OF MRS. KOONTZ ' S FIRST HOUR FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS LISTEN AS SHE EXPLAINS OUTLINE FORM FOR TERM PAPERS. IN CONDUCTING HIS LITERATURE COURSE, PROFESSOR ROWLAND DISCUSSES THE POETY OF T. S. ELIOT WITH HIS STUDENTS. MEL WHEELER poses a question for his instructor, Mrs. Emilia Knight, as the members of her first-year Spanish class anxiously await the answer. ' I f 7 MADAME EUGENIA GRANDE assigns a future lesson to members of her HERR RUDOLPH FISCHER corrects Al Phillips who recites while T i first year French class before they leave La Maison Provincale. Di Bacco, Sally Hunt and Tom McGivney listen in the first year Ge r! History USING A MAP to aid in his explanation, Chuck Racine reads from a paper he has prepared for Dr. Smith ' s Hispanic- Amer- ican history course. CREW COACH-history professor Dr. U. T. Bradley |okes with Bob Brown during the course of his lecture on the Survey of U. S. History. HISTORY OF THE FAR EAST students Jim Curt, Dan Smith, and Bess Stark listen as Professor Geneva Drinkwater points out the borders of Nepal. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY professor Dr. Dellwege helps Kit Delany use BIOLOGY STUDENTS Joan Bennett, Rainy Jackson, Sally Hunt and Dick the analytical balance scales while Gordon Hahn and Bob Hartman wait. Holman receive dissection instructions from lab assistant John Greene. BIOLOGY PROFESSOR Dr. Vestal inspects specimens for student dissection collected in Lake Virginia by John Greene, Joel Hutzler and Bill Nickel. DR. HELLWEGE supervises the measurements of conductence of solutions FRESHMAN PHYSICS labo ratory assistant Joe Mulson ad|usts the oscil- by Physical Chemistry students Blair Browder and George MacDonald. lescope before explaining sound wave patterns to beginning students. VISUAL AIDS for the aesthetics course, taught by Dr. Wendell Stone, are pro- vided by President Hugh McKean in the Morse Gallery of Art. AFTER CLASS PERIOD is finished, Dr. William Fort strongly proves a SERIOUSLY DISCUSSING an important era of the world ' s developmen point of his history of modern philosophy course to four students. are Dr. Franklin Johnson and the students of his political history course 42 IN MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY, JACKIE, JOAN, AND JAN LISTEN AND MR. LEWIS DISCUSSES A PROBLEM. Social Sciences PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSOR DR. RUSSELL REFERS TO THE PREVIOUS DAY ' S LESSON AS HIS STUDENTS TAKE NOTES IN LYMAN 4: . PUTTING TO USE what she has learned in Theatre Arts classes is Ann Derflinger who practices her lighting cues for THE VIGIL. MAKE-UP CLASS students Ann Bowers, Frank Underwood and Don Wilson prepare themselves for the last Annie Russell production, THE TEMPEST. i:. Physical Education INSTRUCTOR barah Jane Dorsey instructs the prospective Robin Hoods in the art of archery while Coach Dan Nymicz adjusts the golf grips of the future Ben Hogans. HENRY SUYDAM, water ski in- structor, holds class at the lake- front for a group of water fans. TALENTED STUDENTS DURING A CLASS IN MODERN DANCE. ONE OF THE MOST popular of all girls ' sports is volleyball where, in class, students get the needed practice for the exciting intramural season. NORM COPELAND, tennis instructor and returning Rollins graduate, demonstrates to his class the forehand which gained for him national ranking in tennis. SHE JUST won ' t float, ad- mits Fleet Peeples, waterfront instructor, to his class. W P R K WPRK STAFFERS ROD COLLINS AND VIC MAIN BROADCAST MRS. ROOSEVELT ' S SPEECH. THE CAST of Clark Warren ' s vunery show, Perry Ellwood, Clark, Towne Win- don, Bill Behrmann, Bob Tate, Dick Burns and Camma Ward rehearse before air time in the WPRK studio in the li- brary basement. BETTY CO-ED, Ann Todd ' s feature show of women ' s social groups, hosts of Pi Phis Carolyn Placak, Winkie Colado, and Jackie Crinigan who discuss current campus events; a weekly forum conducted by Winter Park High School students is broadcast under the direction of Mrs. Olive Park. MUSIC MAJOR Ronald Fishbaugh follows a musical score with Mr. Alphonse Carlo during a Survey of Recorded Music while choral conducting maior Ed Hotaling practices as Mr. Robert Hufstader accompanies him on the piano. USIC THE ROLLINS SINGERS, con ducted by Robert Hufstader, per- form for the Founders ' Day dinner. THE ROLLINS SINGERS are, first row, Susan Mauk, Ann Bowers, Barbara Works, Angela Burdick, Jeanne Newton, Marty Decker, Lee Boardman, Sandra Fogarty, Joan McLelland, Joanne Lange; second row, Eddie Hotaling, Dick Burns, Tom Morris, Fred Mauk, Ken Pahel, Ronald Fishbaugh, Leon Brauner, Bill Hardy, and John Poellein. LYMAN POINTS OUT the various parts of a camera and explains the function of each to Joel Hutzler, Gloria Steudel, Brian Bird, Winkie Colado, and Joy Woods, who learn all the steps in producing a print from selecting the subject to removing it from the dryer. Photography LYMAN REMOVES A PICTURE FROM THE DRIER. TOMOKAN photographer Paul Ackerman studies his camera while Sandspur pho- tographer Win Taylor ad|usts his lens and Gloria Steudel cleans her camera PROUD OF THEIR developing work in the dork room photogra- phers Gloria, Joy, and Winkie discuss a picture of the crew. 1 Education il EDUCATION STUDENTS LEAVE MILLS LIBRARY ON THEIR WAY TO INTERN AT VARIOUS PUBLIC SCHO( L Community Courses DR. SVEND GORMSEN of the Rollins mothematics department teaches calculus to night students who take part in the commun- ity course series. DR. WILLIAM CONSTABLE, former Rollins English professor, lectures on his Irish Drama Series, the best attended course in the community series. LOCAL RESIDENTS TAKE COURSES AS PROFESSOR GREENHUT HOLDS AN ECONOMIC CLASS AND PROFESSOR LEWI5 LECTURES ON SOCIOLOGY. NIGHT STUDENTS OF OPERATION BOOTSTRAP DISCUSS PART OF THEIR BUSINESS LAW COURSE WITH MR J. R SHELTON. Operation Bootstrap STUDENTS WHO visit the Center at night notice unfamiliar faces of Operation Bootstrap students. KNOWLES HALL provides the place for Mrs. Julia Campbell to test her college algebra students. 53 ADJUSTING THE PRESSURE valve, A 2C Charles F. Auxier puts the time re- quired to fill a weather balloon to good advantage by studying his psychology. FOLLOWING A WEATHER BALOON IS A 1C GEORGE PROUT; T SGT. RAYMOND SCOTT COMPUTES UPPER AIR PHENOMENON. 54 S SGT. PAUL L. ODELL and A 1C Lars E. Jerlin compute the calibration of weather data transmitted by radiosonde. Then S Sgt. Odell helps T Sgt. Ronald D. Scott solder a connection in some experimental modification of weather equipment. Rollins algebra under Operation Bootstrap has proved a helpful assistant. Operation Bootstrap Aids Airman A MARTIN MATADOR, B 61 PILOTLESS BOMBER, IS LAUNCHED AT THE AIR FORCE MISSILE TEST CENTER ' S LAUNCHING SITE AT CAPE CANAVERAL THE MORSE GALLERY OF ART, LOCATED ON LAKE VIRGINIA, HOLDS SEVERAL EXHIBITS OF ALL TYPES OF ART WORK DURING THE YEAR. As Students View Campus Scenes THE WALK OF FAME, BEGUN BY HAMILTON HOLT, ATTRACTS MANY VISITORS. CONNECTED TO Orlando Hall, Sullivan House is a meeting room which houses the Watch Key collection. 2f SERMONS IN STONES AND GOOD !N EVERYTHING 1 8 56 THE BEAL-MALTBIE Shell Museum contains rare shells from all over the world; the Latin American center of Rollins is the Casa Iberia. LA MAISON PROVENCALE OR MORE FAMILIARLY KNOWN AS THE FRENCH HOUSE IS THE CLASSROOM BUILDING FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGES. STUDENTS Steps to Enlightenment DR. U. T. BRADLEY ADDRESSES ENTERING STUDENTS. Freshmen Survive Orientation Week Upon their arrival entering students were greeted by the Welcoming Committee headed by Dr. U. T. Bradley- Hardley settled in their dorms, students were immediately encompassed with the turmoil of meetings, various student activities and registration. As the week progressed, the groups of freshman attended meetings designed to acquaint them with the curriculum at Rollins. The various social affairs including the annual Chapel Staff get-together and the tradi- tional picnic supper given by President McKean helped to alleviate the initial strain of the first week. Registration and the arrival of returning students climaxed a most hectic period for everyone con- cerned. This week of orientation served as a stepping stone for the new students into rigorous college activity. ABLE-BODIED upperclassmen, Pres Hull and Jim Simmons, assist FRESHMAN Betty Tyler casually unpacks in her room in Lakeside, freshmen. Sue Murray and Deidre Voelker, as they move in. amid the confusion and excitement of Orientation Week. CI I 61 Ray Barnhart Faith Bascom Sue Baxter Jack Beatty Judy Blum Conrad Bollinger Jim Bonatis Sue Bowers Leon Brauner Lawrence Breen Sara Brenner Sanford Brickman Ann Brookbank Guerrie Brown Betsy Brown George Burroughs Pauline Calloway Bebe Canales Cis Canales Mo Cody Linda Coe Boyd Coffie Bill Cooke Dick Crabb Bob Craig Wayne Crawford Milo Culbertson Terry Cunningham ' JS [ Ml Jim Curti Elizabeth Daggett 62 up Dick D ' Alemberte Marty Decker Sandy DeLong Tommy DiBacco Mary Dike Mary Jane Doar Tom Dolan Jim Doubleday Charles Doyle Mary Ellen Driscoll Susu Dunn Bill Dunnill Marian Dunsay Diane Eames Judy Earle Kitty Edsall Dot Englehardt Barbara Ennis Carol Enz Ginny Fargo George Fehl Francis Fisher Burkie Fitzgerald Muffy Folger Mary Jane French r £ f t 1 ' f ' V ||| I ■ Jl r j 1 SB ' —  ► flH Gary Gabbard Kay Gabrielson Phil Galante Meg Gandy Judy Gans f : ' 4 4 4 I 63 n M « J i Apr 9 H K 1 V John Gavin Myrtice Gilliam Mary Lee Goin Garry Goldfarb Shirley Goldsrone Betty Lee Graves Marilyn Hall Sandy Halperin Jim Hannah Joe Haraka Jerry Hartson Stu Harvey Nancy Haskell Barbara Hass Mabel Healis Jim Heleotis John Hemphill Bill Herblin Sara Hills Jill Hinckley Diana Hirsh Wendy Hirshon Larry Hitner Bill Hoadley Sue Hock Judy Hoffman Dick Holman Ann Hoover Judy Howard Larry Hoyt 64 i ri f Don Hunt Sally Hunt Ralph Hyde Karel llko Doug Jennings Nicky Johns Jim Johnston Sue Jones Jill Josselson Lynn Kaelber Mary Keenan Pete Kimball Mona Kukuk Herman Langford Seymour Lapin Jerry Larson Bob LaRue Dana Lasker Larry Lavalle Lee Lazzara Denny Learned Russ Leu Judy LeVeen Stuart Lilien Karl Lohman Cooky Lindgren Joe Lopez Dede Lund June Lundsberg Dave MacAdam 1 1 - f ' Kb ■1 fl (sr. T 3 I t • ■ Nanci Manville Janet Markson Bobbie Martin Dave Martin Lee Martindale Bill Mason Jill Masterson Rose McClung Bruce McEwan Tom McGivney Ron McLoed Bug McPherson Carol McSweeney Barbara Mead Mimi Mell Janice Milburn Lyn Miller John Millican Lowell Mintz Lawrence Mullan Muff Murphy Sue Murray Carol Musselwhite Margie Myers Lynn Neavling Ann Nelson Gwen Ogilvie Teel Oliver Bill Patterson Ann Patton M M:: ft 66 Bob Patron Toni Perzia Lynn Pflug Anne Philipson Al Phillips Carolyn Placak June Poland Keni Potter Velma Price Pris Prieb Wade Provo Chuck Racine Pam Rial Boo Riggs Nancy Rohrscheib Frances Romano Bob Ross Corky Row Diane Rowland Dick Ruddy Jack Ruggles Don Salyer Mike Samuels Beth Sanders Mary Lee Sands 1 5 . SWT j . Sturges Schley Bob Schuder Roger Seabrook D. A. Sharp Tom Shepherd fi7 0% ■Hi NT J, ■ ?h mm m h m m i i A A f ■ f , r % 1 1 f • Marty Shor Les Sladkus Al Smith Dan Smith R. L. Smith Sophie Smith Ben Sobieraj Jose Sosa Rex Stanley Bess Stark Pris Steele Nancy Stevens Jim Stringley J. C. Strange Randolph Strout Gordon Struble Rita Stull Nancy Swope Pat Tahaney Teruo Takahashi Ann Taylor Ken Taylor Tobey Taylor Ron Terpak Rosie Tibbals Marty Tice Judy Tobias Al Todres Korky Tuggle Betty Tyler 1 1 ■ C 1 I r 1 68 Bob Usseglio Aldo Venezia Dave Vevera Donna Vincent Dede Voelker Sh aron Voss Web Walker Bob Wallace Bill Ward Ree Washburn Dick Watson Eugene Wells Governor Wells Mel Wheeler Karin Williams Frank Willis Sleepy Wilson Pam Wilson Fain Wolfin Phyllis Woll Len Wood Barbara Works Babs Wyman Carole Zellweger Bob Zumft Ft ¥ Judy Baez Harry Collison George Ferguson Joe Fleming STUDENTS NOT PICTURED James Goldsmith Margo Linden Kathy Manchester Jack Mitchell Pat Parker Betty Petto Jo Tipton Cynthia Walsh Joe Wingerter Gil For Freshmen FRESHMEN Karin Williams and Shirley Goldstone meet President McKean and Dean French preceding the box supper at the lake. THE COLISEUM once more plays host to entering students and members of the welcoming committee for the annual roller skating party. Six freshmen women busily lace their skates in eager anticipation of the big night while freshmen Barbara Ennis and Ann Taylor find themselves rushing to the rescue of senior John Opdyke. FLEET PEEPLES AND GROUP LEADER BARBARA COX DISCUSS PROCEDURES FOl FRESHMEN SWIMMERS TESTS AS LIFEGUARDS WATCH THE STUDENTS. 70 Orientation, Registration, — Relaxation TlwdUe kts - Mr. D ear ng PLANS FOR the coming year is the main topic of conversation as freshmen and upperclassmen get together for a few moments. w Mi ACTING AS advisor to freshmon Linda Coe, Mr, Peter Dearing helps her as she prepares her fall schedule during registration, while Prof. Charles Mendell of the Engl.sh Depart- ment indicates the already over-reg stered courses to students and a new faculty mem- ber. Other students and members of the Welcoming Committee eargerly fill out their fall registration papers. 71 247 Students Enroll for a Second or Third Rollins Year TRAFFIC JAMS IN THE CENTER OCCUR EVERY MORNING AFTER A PERIOD WHEN STUDENTS CHECK THEIR MAIL. 1 1 J Paul Ackerman Judy Adams Pete Adams Anne Albenberg John Allmand Carol Anderson Marlys Anderson Vicente Antonetti Barbara Arend Gail Arthur Bruce Beat Lee Beeker Bob Bell Harry Bennett Joan Bennett John Benoit Barbara Berno Dick Bezemer Brian Bird Jennie Lou Blakely Lee Boardman Corky Borders Marijo Boulware Ann Bowers David Bowman Frank Boynton Jim Brediger Margie Bristol Jarrett Brock Bob Brown Carole Bubb Joan Bucher Angela Burdick Dick Burns Judy Bygate Tim Calhoun 7:; F 1 — p I i i wkaR ' till ' — mBSm mm ■ ' iii ' ■ JjjjjjjjflKiMft life Kathy Cantor Ginger Carpenter Jo Cayll Cam Chapman George Chrisman Cole Church Carleton Clark Buck Class Don Cobb Bill Cochrane Winkie Colado John Connable Mike Crecco Jackie Crinigan Marion Crislip Delle Davies Jim Davis Jo Davis Debbie DeLaney Ann Derflinger Manu de Uressti Darlene Dicks Suzanne Digre Ed Dinga Ted Dittmer Dave Dobson Jim Doran Jan Downs Theora Dreher Jon Dunn-Rankin 74 Hal Durant Bob Eginton ftt Bill Ely Dorothy Evelyn Al Fantuzzi I At Zanette Farkas Frank Ferguson Guy Filosof Ron Fishbaugh Leslie Fisher Evie Fishman Sandy Fogarty Mary Fulenwider Anthony Gardner Jack Gaudette Charles Gerson Otis Gifford « o n it Tom Graves Ed Gray John Greene Ginger Grimes Bayard Guild Gordon Hahn Dick Haldeman Freddie Hall Janice Hamilton Katherine Hammond V Bob Hartman Wes Hatton Mimi Haupt 75 1 ' 1 Ml ft mk f mi 9 Leigh Hay Daisy Helbig Bill Hiatt Sunny Hill Pete Hoadley Tom Hoffman Jo Holbrook Sandy Hose Barbara Howell Liz Hudgins Tommy Hulihan Pres Hull Bob Humphrey Joel Hutzler Rainy Jackson Lee Jerane Janet Jones John Jordan Elsie Juchheim Bernie Kalb Dick Kaye Cary Lee Keen George Kosty Betsy Kraft Sid Kromer Blanca Laborde Punky Ladd Joanne Lange Hal Lawler Laradel Lawrence ft 76 Tony Layng Martha Leavitt Peggy Leech Shirley Leech Marilyn Leighty Warren Lewis Bruce Longbottom Bob Lorenzen Elmer Lott Phil Lubetkin Ken McCollester Cynthia McDonald George MacDonald Jim McEachern Barbara Mclntire Peter MacKechnie Mary McKeever Carol MacKenzie Joan MacLelland Bob McMullen Vic Main Kim Mainwaring Stu Ma ples Bert Marling Sue Mauk Jack Mette Dean Mitchell i mm Terry Moffatt Ra Moody Babs Moore X f it i .- Of I t t r W 2w J 77 ll 1 D Q i J B M MNmPftL i Terry Morehouse Tom Morris Roberto Muvdi Bob Neal Roma Neundorf Ford Oehne Leroy Oetjen Dick O ' Loughlin Liz Otis Eddie Overstreet Bill Pace Ken Pahel Ronnie Paiva Bob Pletz Marion Poison Dick Potter Jack Powell Bill Preisch Leslie Priester John Reed John Rice Marian Rich Dennis Richard Anne Richardson Bob Richmond Chickie Robertson Sallie Robinson Suzie Robinson Ann Rutherford 7S John Saylors Kathy Schwarz Charles Scudder Karen Serumgard Bill Shuttles Jim Simmons Matt Sinnott Joe Sladkus Ann Smith Buzz Smith Joan Staab Hank Staton Bev Stein Jack Strick Judy Strite C.J. Stroll Dick Sucher Don Sullivan Jo Suozzo Jack Sutton Fran Swicegood Nancy Swift Bob Tate Sandy Taylor Win Taylor Larry Thompson Ann Todd Bob Townsend Bud Traylor Dick Trismen i I It 1 (ti 111 0k oar. m us 1 oft - ♦ i 79 - ■■ r ir i J J 1 f f f. r x I ■ HHBn MJ „.,„ : , ' „,„ $ HL ' nH John Troy Sally True Linda Turney Frank Underwood Louise Vick Anita Wadsworrh Moseley Waite Nick Wain Clark Warren Scott Watrous Ann Webster Marianne Weil Nancy West Billie Jo Whipple Ann Wilkinson Joan Wilkinson Dave Williams Dick Williams Don Wilson Margaret Wilson Nancylee Wilson Frank Wolfe Dot Wright Mary Wright Sue York AH t STUDENTS NOT PICTURED John Boyle Gene Foster Art Brophy Jane Foy Perry Ellwood Bob Pratt 80 PRES. McKEAN CONSULTS THE FOX FOR INSTRUCTION. ' LITTLE BEAR chucks a ball to Bud Traylor as catcher Delle 5avies and umpire McKean wait in the game between the girls ind the boys, to be followed by a student-faculty game; while l heels Justice, Dorsett and McKean are borrowed by Jack Rug- lies, Ken Pahel and Jack Mette ' . Potato-spoon races, three-legged aces and a bevy of others are all parts of the fun. Fox Reigns Again STUDENTS ARE surprised as the President, in honor of the Fox, calls classes for a day of games, roces, a picnic, square dance and candlelight service. ■ ■■■ j jfl F B • + WM fill WITH PLOTTING STUDENTS on all sides the winning faculty team climbs the walls to keep from being dunked after the war canoe race. CANDLELIGHT LEADS THE STUDENTS, CHOIR, AND FACULTY TO THE CHAPEL HEADLINES Steps to • • . • OUTSIDE THE AD BUILDING, RU5HEES IMPATIENTLY AWAIT FOR BIDS. ON THE INSIDE, MISS FAIRCHILD WATCHES THE GIRLS. I THE CHI OMEGAS AND P HI MUS WELCOME THEIR NEW PLEDGES AS THE STRAIN OF THE FORMAL RUSH PERIOD COMES TO A CLOSE. 85 STUDENT AiSO _iAuON representatives are, 1st row, hran bwicegood, Linaa luiney, Jackie rinigan, (_hariene Haupt, Bev Stein, Dean Jean Day; 2nd row, Anita Wadsworth, Comma Word, Judy Tobias, Aldo Venezia, Dean Justice; 3rd row, Frank Wolfe, Moseley Waite, Dave Bowman, Cole Church, Eddie Overstreet, Pres Hull. Not pictured: Jack Powell, Comptroller. From Student Leaders to Who ' s Who CHARLES WEISMAN £5 1 Every student of the college is a member of the Student Associa- tion. The government of the association is vested in the Rollins Student Council which meets weekly and works for the best interests of the students, both in the management of student activities and the promotion of law and order in the college. This year Denny Folken presided over the Council which consists of one representa- tive from each social group and four independent representatives. Six outstanding Rollins seniors were nominated to appear in the 1956 edition of Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Those selected on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, service, and future promise are Chuck Weisman, Mary Enck, Shirley Miller, Denny Folken, Sue Dunn and Alison Dessau. MARY ENCK SHIRLEY MILLER DENNIS FOLKEN SUE DUNN ALISON DESSEAU Mm 86 PRESIDENT OF THE Student Association Denny Folken consults with Joe Dallanegra as Chickie Robertson, secretary, waits. FRESHMAN CLASS officers, Judy Gans, secretary; Conrad Bollinger, president, and Len Wood, vice-presi- dent, plan the calendar of activities in which the Freshman Class will par- ticipate during the year. THOSE CHOSEN by the seniors as officers are Joe Dallenegra, president; Phyllis Lockwood, secretary, and Chuck Weisman, vice-president. FIESTA COMMiTTEE members Gloria Steudel, Jen Knapp, Chickie Robertson, Judy Strife, Denny Folken, Geiald Sprayregen, Sue Dunn and Joan Bennett help chairman Matt Sinnott plan Fiesta activities. THE PROPOSAL for putting Rollins on the semester plan instead of the present term system gives the Delts a chance to decorate their house. Later they clearly express their feeling on the matter to the student body who is gathered in the Annie Russell Theater for a meeting on the subject. I WINNER ' S SMILES were evident at the Talent Night Lhow as Roberta Marling and Barbara Cox accept for the Gamma Ph.s, and Ford Oehne and Betty Bllensky for the Sigma Nus as Jim Browne, Master of Cere- monies, looks on. HiS TALENT NIGHT CHORUS LINE IS THE GAMMA PHI NITWITS Talent Overflows the Annie Russell VERITABLE TALENT was displayed by the winning Sigma Nus when the Scintillating Sextet performed at Talent Night. The Independent Men ' s Annual Talent Night Show w as held in the Annie Russell Theater on January 12th. Participating in the girls finals were the Gamma Phis, Phi Mus, and Thetas. In the boys division the Delta Chis, K. A.s, Lambda (. ' his and Sigma Nus entered skits. Master of Ceremonies Jim Browne presented the Marian Van Buren Cleveland Cup to the Gamma Phis and the Cartwright Cup to the Sigma Nus. DANCING DOLLS PERFORM AS PART OF THE GAMMA PHI SKIT and Judy Gans to holder-smoke while listening io Bob Tate ' s combo at the Gamma Phi Open House. Open Houses Host Rollins Rompers DANCERS PACK the living room of Mayflower Hall as the Pi SEEING THE forbidden rooms of Cloverleaf is the treat of Jim Simmons and Phis throw a peppy Basketball Bounce to start the season. Jack Mette ' visiting Nancy Haskell and Sara Brenner at their Open House. ONE OF THE Sadie Hawkins Day hostesses, Meg Gandy, dances with Clark Warren at the Independent Women ' s Open House in Corrin Hall. Campus Joins Community To Carol at Christmas ROLLINS STUDENTS warmly receive Eleanor Roosevelt in the Annie Russell Theater when she spoke and ansyered questions. PRESIDENT HUGH McKean leads the academic procession into the chapel for the fall convocation. COLONEL C. C. PARKER, attache to the Consul of Panama, and Colonel R. Arango, Honorary Consul, dedicate the Panama Coat of Arms plaque. The Wall of the Americas will be filled with tiles from oth°r countries. AFTER STEPPING into the strange machine as Dunn-Ann, the news reporter, Pris Steele comes out with Joe Flem- ing dancing to Slaughter on Tenth Avenue and Les Sladkus, one of the mad scientists, emerges as a tramp. Show It A DEIDRE VOELKER, Judy Howard, Betty Tyler, Sally Hunt, Joan Aben- THESE PRETTY Freshmen hoofers dance in It, written by Terry Cun- droth and Muff Murphy swoon to pantomime of Tom Frankie DiBacco. ningham and directed by co-chairman Tom DiBacco and Babs Wyman. COP CON BOLLINGER, caught with his pants down, is aided by inebriate bums Roger Seabrook and Jim Doubleday. Freshman flappers Sue Murray, Teel Oliver, Fain Wolfin and Judy Howard pantomime. ' Wreck Hall Hit MAD SCIENTISTS Garry Gold- farb and Les Sladkus dance and sing as the cast looks on. THE ENTIRE CAST OF THE FRESHMAN TALENT SHOW, IT, JOINS IN SINGING THE FINAL NUMBER, THERE ' S NO BUSINESS LI H © © 1 t l . 98 Students Informally Host Animated Magazine Guests INDIAN AMBASSADOR Mehta is introduced at on informal meeting in the Chi O living room by hostess Liz Otis as host Lee Beard looks on. •si BUD BILENSKY and Joan Staab chat with G. Keith Funston, New York Stock Exchange President, while Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine takes time out for a moment of relaxation in the Theta living room after attending services in the Chapel during Animated Magazine festivities. A A A M A A AMJL ViSITiNG R0LLSN3 from the same part of the world, Cailos P. Romulo of the Phillipines and Indian Ambassador Mehta renew their friendship as President McKean congratulates Chloe Lyle who proudly displays her Algernon Sydney Sullivan plaque. ROLLINS PRESIDENT Hugh F. McKean, Editor, welcomes guests to the 29th annual Animated Magazine as speeches get underway at the Coliseum. Animag speakers include South Carolina ' s Poet Laureate and author Archibald Rutledge and Mrs. Helen Martini of the New York Zoological Society. FCCH, Debates, Semester Plan ANN WEBSTER and Marion Poison bid farewell to Shirley Leech who will join them at the American University in Washington ATTENDING THE Florida Citizenship Clearing House meeting are Joanne Anthony, Frank Banks, Dr. Franklyn Johnson, Director, and S. Gale Lowrie. Not pictured is Jecn Mensir.g. General Reeves Essay finalists are Bill Behrmann, Frank Banks, John Wilson, Jon Dunn-Rankin, and Aldo Venezia. CAROL LEE ENZ and Buck Class become Kate and Petrucho in The Taming of the Shrew, as do Pete Adams and Liz Otis, aided by Jim Browne and Tom Grubbs. Jon Dunn-Rankin emphasizes Henry V ' s speech with his sword. ( Strong Become SHAKESPEAREAN A, presented by Mrs. Dean ' s Engli classes, was held in a jammed Strong Hall Patio. MRS. DEAN INTRODUCES SHAKESPEARE AN A. Globe Theatre FROM THE BALCONY of Strong Hall Patio, Mike Crecco, Bob Eginton, and Dick Kaye present the induction scene from The Taming of the Shrew. Doctor Clark Warren and Maid Mary Jane Doar watch Lady MacBeth ' s sleep-walking scene by Joan Jennings, and confer on her condition. TOM DOLAN LEAVES the voting booth as Jim, Bill, Dick, and Frank wait to vote for Freshman officers. FRESHMAN CAMPAIGN literature lets Sue Jones, Les Sladkus, and Anne Philipson have a big laugh in C00K,r SPRING ELECTIONS jam the Center with posters as students listen to campaign speeches. Votes counted, Pres Hull was president, Corky Borders, vice- president, and Delle Davies, secretary. Editors were Dick Haldeman, Sandsour; Sandy Hose, Tomokan; Paul Ackerman, R Book; Bob Eginton, Flamingo. PUBLICATIONS UNION, composed of editors, business managers, and advisors, are seated, Jo Cavil, Winkie Colado; first row, Dean Jean Day, Prof. Ross Evans, Sandy Hose; second row, Prof. Robert Greenfield, Jim Locke, Ra Moody; third row, Prof. Irvin Stock, Jim Browne Not pictured: Sue Dunn, Bob Eg nton, Prof. Dan Thomas. 107 Ail-American SANDSPUR EDITOR Sue Dunn fin- ishes her weekly editorial before sending the paper to the press. ASSISTANT EDITORS Lynn Kaelber, Laradel Lawrence, Sidney Kromer, and Dick Haldeman confer before deadline time; the circulation staff, Bud Bilensky, John Troy and Goodie Barney put up the papers on Thursday. Not pictured: R. L. Smith and Bob Humphrey, cartoonists; Win Taylor, photographer. HEADLINE STORIES and feature articles are the main responsibilities of the Sandspur feature staff composed of Don Wilson, Sidney Kromer, editor, Bev Stein, Barbara Ennis and Bill Behrmann. The news department, which keeps the campus well informed of current activities, occupied Anita Wads- worth, Fran Swicegood, Joy Woods, Susu Dunn, Lynee Kaelber, Terry Cunni ngham, Debbie DeLaney, Judy Earle and Donna Vincent. Sandspur Informs Rollins Campus MAKING A pressroom check are Editor Sue Dunn and Sports Edi- tors Jim Locke and Dick Haldeman. BUSINESS MANAGER Ra Moody prepares statements and circu- lation managers Stu Maples and Judy Adams correct lists, as Sandy Hose works on ads. SPORTS EDITORS Dick Haldeman and Jim Locke confer with Tom DiBacco, reporter and Liz Hudgins, on current men ' s and women ' s athietic events. J i i 1 Urn] f : Staff Busy Witli THE CHIEF, JO CAYLL, PUTS FINISHING TOUCHES ON hER PET PROJECT. JIM SIMMONS AN ASSISTANT EDITOR, CHECKS YEARBOOKS. COPY WRITERS Larry Hitner and Sid Kromer struggle with the problem of getting just the proper amount of words necessary for a photo cutline and for a block of copy. TOMOKAN STAFF Editor JO CAYLL Business Manager JIM LOCKE Assistant Editors LARRY HITNER KATHY SCHWARZ JIM SIMMONS Layout Editor WINKIE COLADO Sports Editor MATT SINN ITT Photographic Editor PAUL ACKERMAN Photo Staff BRIAN BIRD LYMAN HUNTINGTON GLORIA STEUDEL Staff BRUCE BEAL ANN DERFLINGER SID KROMER MARTHA LEAVITT Advisor ROBERT GREENFIELD 110 Outlines and Photos For Tomokan BUSINESS MANAGER JIM LOCKE CHECKS A LIST OF ADVERTISERS TYPING FINAL LAYOUT PAGES IS THE JOB OF KATHY SCHWARZ, WHILE PHOTOGRAPHER PAUL ACKERMAN COMPARES PICTURES TO BE USED. 11 SIGMA NU ' S SWORDFISH REIGNS OVER A HAREM OF BEAUTIES AS X CLUB ENTERS WITH A SWIMMING POOL COMPLETE WITH LIFEGUARDS 112 THE DELTS win sweepstakes honors in the men ' s division with o Queen of Sports ex- travaganza. THE THETA CHICKEN, ALPHA PHI SKUNK, AND CHI OMEGA FISH EACH HAVE THEIR OWN SPECIAL WAY OF DEALING WITH VISITING BASEBALL TEAMS. 113 CRECCO READIES A DOG AND A COKE TO G( GLITTERING LIGHTS IN THE SANDSPUR BOWL MEAN ONLY ONE THING— IT ' S CARNIVAL TIME! Midway Features HEY, watch out for my thumb! is the general cry as Phi Mus and Delts build midway booths. THE ONE that got away is the bewailing theme as Chi O ' s watch diligent fishermen bobbing in a ccnoe. 114 ' NO MIDWAY WITHOUT COTTON CANDY AGREE SUZIE AND KIM. Fun Plus Prizes FAIN AND LESLIE play barker, Larry puts odds on a mouse, and Krafty pies a sister. 115 THE WINNERS! King and Queen Buck Class and Phyllis Lockwood beam victoriously as Judy Strife presents winning float trophies to Bob Finney and Joan Staab of Delta Chi and Pi Beta Phi. FIESTA QUEEN candidates are Linda Coe, X Club; Dede Lund, Lambda Chi; Mary Fulen- wider, Kappa Alpha; Mary Jane Doar, Sigma Nu; Phyllis Lockwood, Delta Chi, and Pris Steele, Indie Men. CANDIDATES for Fiesta King include, first row, Dewey Anderson, sponsored by Independent Women; Jim Locke, Phi Mu; Buck Class, Alpha Phi; Gerald Sprayregen, Alpha Omega Club, and Tom Dolan, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Second row are George Kosty, Kappa Alpha Theta; Perry Ellwood, Pi Beta Phi, and Matt Sinnott, Chi Omega. CIS CANALES AND JOHN OPDYKE WIN WITH APPROPRIATE DRESS. Tappings add Students to. I MEMBERS OF ODK, the men ' s honorary service fraternity, are Chuck Weisman, Bud Bilensky, Denny Folken, Dean Joe Justice and Dr. George Saute. ORGANIZED IN 1935, Libra, the top honorary group, chooses women of outstanding lead- ership on campus. Members are: Chickie Robertson, Comma Ward, Sue Dunn, Cynthia Wellen- kamp, Joy Woods, Marion Poison, Joan Jennings, Dorothy Koehler, Cynthia Eastwood, Janet Patton, Nina Dean, Ruth Fairchild, Sara Jane Dorsey. PHI SOCIETY chooses outstanding first year scholars as its members who are: kneeling, Frank Banks, Gordon Hahn, Chuck Weisman, John Opdyke, Bill Pace, John Poellein, Don Cobb. Second Row, Jack Powell, Dewey And_rson, Ford Oehne, Sue Digre, Dolly Evelyn, Barbi Berno, Theora Dreher, Ann Webster, Cam Chapman, Chickie Robertson, Shirley Leech, Shirley Miller, Fran Swicegood. Back Row, Janice Hamilton, Sue Mauk, Ann Bowers, Sandra Fogarty, Suzie Robinson, Frank Ferguson, Tony Layng, Clark Warren, and Joe Mulson. SENIOR MEMBERS of O.O.O.O, the Rollins men ' s honorary or- ganization to create, preserve and foster the traditions of Rollins, are Nick Vancho, Joe Dallanegra, Seth Mendell; sec- ond row, Bud Bilensky, Bill Fath- auer, Chuck Weisman, ond Denny Folken. Not pictured, Dave Berto. BELONGING TO Ph. Beta, the women ' s music and dramatic honorary, are Jeanne Newton, Joan Jennings, Joanne Lange, Ann Derflinger, Ann Bowers, Sandra Fogarty, Joan Staab, Lou Vick, Cary Lee Keen, An- gela Burdick, Sallie Rubinstein, and Marion Poison. HAVING MAINTAINED a 2 55 average for six consecutive terms to become members of Key Society are Frank Banks, John Opdyke, Dr. Carroll, Shir- ley Miller, Bud Bilensky, Eddie Hotaling, Joe Mu ' son, and Dewey Anderson. MEMBERS OF Zeta Alpha Epsilon, the scientific honorary, ar( John Opdyke, Blair Browder. Joe Mulson, Dr. Ross, Dr. Wilson Dr. Vestal, Dr. Carroll, Dr. Gormsen, and Dr. Thomas. Not pic tured: Kit Delany. MEMBERS OF THETA ALPHA PHI, the upper division dramatic honorary, are Alison Dessau, Liz Otis, Joan Jennings, Mr. Donald Allen, Mr. Peter Dearing, and Tony Haarstick. Not pictured: Jane Kilbourne, Ann Derflinger. PI GAMMA MU, social sciei honorary, is composed of N c Vancho, Chuck Weisman, v i Packham, Ann Todd, Mrs. M oun, John Rice; second row, Fr Banks, Marion Po!son, M Wright, Mr. Greenfield, Sue I Clere, Ed Tickner; Third row, i Drinkwater, Bud Bilensky, ' Preisch, George Chrisman. STUDENT MUSIC GUILD members are, first row: Dewey Anderson, Ann Bowers, Susan Mauk, Ann Brookbank, Sandra Fogarty, Joan Staab, Angela Burdick, John Poellein; second row: Eddie Hotaling, Fred Mauk, Frank Underwood, Jeanne Newton, Gordon Struble, and Ronald Fishbaugh. MR. ARTHUR ANDERSON points out dimensional balance to Studio Club members Cis Canales, Rich- ard Watson, Toni Perzia, Barbara Works, Sue Jones, Bobbie Martin, Korky Tuggle, and Marion Rich. ROLLINS SCIENTIFIC Society meet- ing in Knowles Hall, is composed of, kneeling: Paul Ackerman, Blair Brow- der, Punky Ladd, Ken Taylor. Second Row: Dr. Carroll, Dr. Thomas, Joe Hutzler, Jim Simmons, Bebe Ross, Theora Dreher, Janice Hamilton, C. J. Stroll, Kit Delany, Joe Mulson, Jim Brediger, Susan Hock, Jack Millican, Dennis Richard, Jim McEachern. Third row: Dick Anderson, George Fehl, Karl Lohman, Eddie Overstreet, Mo Waite, Bill Fathauer, George Mc- Donald, Rex Stanley, John Greene, Gordon Hahn. 121 PAN-AMERICAN CLUB members include Bebe Canales, Blanca La Borde, Dorothy Evelyn, Rita Stull, Jo Suozzo, Joan Wilkinson. Second row: Mrs. Ruth Witherell, Elina Aguero, Judy Strite, Toni Perzia, Korky Tuggle. Third row: Jose Sosa, Cis Canales, Paul Ackerman, June Lundsberg, Bill Cook, Barbi Berno, Robert Muvdi, Marian Dunsay, Gloria Steudel, Carol Mac- Kenzie, Memo Garcia, and George Milam. MEMBERS of Der Deutsche Verein, the German club, are Joan Mac- Lelland, Sue Mouk, Ann Brook- bank, Lee Boardman, Sarah Barber, Sally Hunt, Angela Burdick. Sec- ond row: Bill Cook, Tom DiBacco, Herr Rudolph Fischer, Pris Prieb, Jack Mette ' , Lynn Kaebler, Eddie Hotaling, and Randolph Strout. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS, the French Club, consists of Lynn Neavling, Tony Gardner, Wade Provo, Ran- dolph Strout, Aldo Venezia, Ma- dame Emilie Grande, Baroness Colette van Boecop, Towne Win- dom, Shelby Hiatt, Chickie Rob- ertson, Elina Aguero, Barbara En- nis, Teel Oliver, Emily McGiffin, Judy Adams, and Goody Barney. r I 5 r4j ,J MEN WHO have earned their letter in varsity sports belona to the Men ' s R Club. First iow: Joe Dallenegra, presi- dent; Web Walker, Vince Antonetti, Bob Bell, Ed Dir.ga, Guy Filosof, Tom Huli- han, Bud Bilensky. Second row: Lee Beard, Skillman Suydam, Stu Maples, Nick Vancho, Phil Lubetkin, Jim Doran. Third row: Hal Lawler, Denny Folken, Chick Bezemer. FUTURE TEACHERS of America are, seated: Kathy Schwarz, Shirley Goldstone, Kathy Cantor, Cynthia Wellenkamp, Miss Audrey Packham, ad- visor; Ruth Hart, Phyllis Lockwood, Joan Mack, Virginia Fawcett. Standing: Bruce Longbottom, Marion Crislip, Joan Abendroth, Martha Leavitt, Carole Bubb, Mary Wright, Delores Berea, Karin Williams, and Mrs. Marie Adams. ROLLINS RADIO Artists are Clark Warren, Rod Collins, Ann Todd, Vic Main and Mark Frutchey. ROLLINS PLAYERS are: stand- ing: Mr. Dearing, Bill Cochrane, Pete Adams, Ford Oehne, Tom Grubbs, Carleton Clark, Tony Haarstick, Mr. Allen, and seated, Ann Derflinger, Jane Kilbourne, l_u Vic, Laradel Law- rence, Liz Otis, Comma Ward, Cynthia Wellenkamp, Alison Dessau and Joan Jennings. Not pictured: Marion Poison. Unforgettable Moments in the ART Six little moments, candidates for memory, but chosen on the theory that although titles and plots are elusive, the laugh, the blow to the emotions, the sudden gesture, the turntable line, all last. MARY ENCK IN DIAL M FOR MURDER ANSWERS THE TELEPHONE. The horrifying moment when the unsuspecting Margo picks up a direct line to almost certain death. DANNY CARR APPEARS AS STICK BOY IN MRS. McTHING. The amusing moment when Howay Larue replaced in the form of a Stick Boy by the witch Mrs. McThing acts the part of a prig upon greeting the Misses Lewis. Howay: How do you do, Miss Evva — how lovely you look! Miss Grace — what a pretty hat! Miss Maude — you are younger every day. Well — aren ' t you going to kiss me ' BOB EGINTON RAPS THE GAVEL IN THE VIGIL. The crucial moment arrives when the judge begins to charge the jury. Judge: This Court instructs you to deliberate on the truth with relentless labor and deep reflection. For no matter how dutifully you consider nothing but the cose before you, you cannot possibly avoid deciding by your verdict the great alternative of this trial. BETTY BROOK, JEANNE NEWTON AND SHARON VOSS VIE FOR THE PRIZE, THE GOLDEN APPLE. The tense moment when Paris must decide between Lovey Mars, Mrs. Jun- iper, and Minerva Oliver for the Golden Apple. JON DUNN-RANKIN BLESSES THE TROTH OF ANN DERFLINGER IN THE TEMPEST. The solemn moment when Prospero gives his daughter Miranda to Ferdinand, son of the King of Maples. ROBIN DEARING DANCES IN LA GAMINE. Carlotta performs on the stage of the Imperial Opera House in Vienna before the Arch Duke Ferdinand. iff 2 ; Annie Russell Stages Six Dramas LIZ OTIS SEEMS to be less im- pressed than son Donny Carr as gangsters Mike Crecco, Tom Hoffman and Pete Adams clown in a scene from the comic fantasy of a witch and a spell, Mrs. Mc- Thing. SHAKESPEARE ' S The Tempest brings down the final curtain on the ART for this season. EVERYONE GETS into the act as Paris, played by Mike Crecco, ascends from the sky in a balloon in a scene from a take-off on The Odyssey, The Golden Apple, the annual musical bringing laughter and comic relief to Annie Russell Theatre-goers. TnOMAS GRUB63 attempts to murder Jane Kilbourne in a tense scene from Annie Russell Theatre opening production, Dial ' M ' for Murder. WILBUR DORSETT and Robin Dearing appear in Edyth Bush ' s Founders ' Week production, La Gamine, a great romance. iN A SCENt FROM The Vigil, Carol Enz s.aps Tony Haarstick in a fit of anger as Clark Warren and Jon Dunn-Rankin look on, shocked. OUTSTANDING MEMBERS of the Rollins Theatre Arts Department, Liz Otis, Mary Jane Doar, Lu Vick, Buck Class, Pete Adams, Tom Grubbs, Jim Browne, Clark Warren, Joan Jennings, and Carol Enz bow to a responsive audience after a perto:mance of tribute to Annie Russell. 127 Dubs Filled With Costumed Dancers CLOWNS, SAD SACKS, mandarins and little folks await the judges ' decision on the best costumes ORGAN GRINDER Spray and his monkey, Daisey, earn spending money from Spacement Doris and Hank. Mo, Bebe, Bud, Kim, Jackie, and Corky discuss each other ' s costumes between dances. LESLIE, TOM, COOKIE, AND GUY JOKE ABOUT A FUNNY COSTUME. Rocking Rollins Enjoying Revels ANTICIPATING a good time at the Phi Mu-Sigma Nu donee are Bill Ely, Tell Oliver, Lynn Neavling, and Jarrett Brock as they enter Dubs. THE CRYSTAL COTILLION, held at Dubs by the Chi O ' s en Delta Chis gives the dancers a chance to Bunny Hop. GETTING THEIR TOGAS tangled may become a prob- lem for Liz Hudgins, Ken Pahel, Linda Turney and Bob Humphrey at the Theta-Pi Phi dance. KING AND QUEEN of Hearts Evie Fishman and Tony Antoville are crowned by Sandy Halperin at Kappa X Club Valentine dance. PILOTS PERRY ELLWOOD and Jack Mette ' are amazed to find lovely harem girls Mary Jane Doar and C. J. Stroll in the middle of the desert. Anita Circe Is Annual Musical C. J. STROLL, Jack Mette ' and Pris Steele appar- ently seem to be completely oblivous to slaves Bill Herblin and Ford Oehne paying homage. CAST OF ANITA CIRCE in- cludes Perry Ellwood, Jack Mette ' , Bill Herblin, Betty Ty- ler, C. J. Stroll, Pris Steele, Judy Howard and Ford Oehne. Steps to Brotherhood CHAPEL CHOIR members are: Joan Abendroth, Elina Aguero, Dewey Anderson, Gail Arthur, Judy Baez, Joyce Baker, Sarah Barber, Lee Boardma i Ann Bowers, Leon Brauner, Angela Burdick, Dick Burns, Virginia Carpenter, Camille Chapman, Don Cobb, Martha Decker, Dorothy Englehardt, Barba : Ennis, Evelin Fishman, Burkie Fitzgerald, Sandra Fogarty, Karen Fris, Philip Galante, Judith Gans, Mary Lee Goin, Garry Goldfarb, James Gol smith, Bill Hardy, Ruth Hart, Larry Hitner, Edward Hotaling, Ann Hoover, Melissa Hudgins, Don Hunt, Cary Lee Keen, Joanne Lange, Gerald Larso i Tony Layng, Martha Leavitt, Warren Lewis, Joan MacLelland, Nanci Manville, Roberta Marling, Fred Mauk, Susan Mauk, Jack Mette ' , Jani A Milburn, Lynn Miller, Tom Morris, Joanne Murphy, Jeanne Newton, Ford Oehne, Ken Pahel, John Poellein, June Poland, Leslie Priester, Mary L ( Sands, Allan Smith, Judith Strife, Gordon Struble, Joanne Suozzo, Fran Swicegood, Robert Tate, Frank Underwood, Dede Voelker, Sharon Voss, Cla The Knowles Memorial Chapel given to the college by i Frances Knowles Warren is the scene of services on Sundays and holidays, all-college convocations, and the Bach festival. I j The Chapel, under the direction of Dean Theodore S. Darrah, is non-denominational. Students take part in these services as readers and members of the Chapel Choir. ( Ihapel Staff, composed of student committee chairmen, nine elected students, and two faculty members, is the Chapel Service Organization and yearly conducts a Chapel Chest Drive to collect money for needy children and the Dean ' s Fund. Organ vespers by Catherine Crozier Gleason are held each Wednesday during the winter season, and the choir, under the direction of Robert Hufstader presents an annual vesper. CHAPEL CHOIR, with Robc W ' stader as choirmaster, pres ' tht annual Christmas Service. Warren, Ann Webster, Mel Wheeler, Joy Woods, Barbara Works. DEAN DARRAH ASSUMES HIS SUNDAY MORNING POSITION IN CHAPEL. 134 i O. K., NOW READ IT TO ME ' WOULDN ' T IT HAVE BEEN BETTER TO SAY, ' GO AHEAD— I ' M LISTENING SIX PERCHED TO HEED THE DEAN — PROOF THAT MANY AR Dean ' s Expression ' OF COURSE, YOU CAN LOOK AT IT FROM THIS ANGLE . . i w. ' WHILE YOU MAY I ( 136 CLOSER TO HEAVEN THAN HE REALIZES Reflect Conference AGREE WITH ME ' NOW IS THAT REALLY WHAT YOU MEAN ' MISS ADOLFS, I ' LL BE BACK AT THREE. ' HMMM 137 138 $2000 Collected by Chapel Chest Drive This year ' s Chapel Chest Drive was a huge success with Ken Pahel and Pogo as co-chairmen as 77 ' i of the student body gave the $2.00 donation. The final amount was well over the S2.000 goal with the following ten groups hitting the 100 ' v mark in contributions: Alpha Omegas, Alpha Phis, Chi Os, Gamma Phis, Theta, Kappas, Pi Phis, Delta Chis, KAs, anil Lambda Chis. The Chapel Staff will now distribute the money to the World Student Service Fund, the Foster Parents ' Plan, the Dean ' s Fund, the Primrose and Forest Park Schools and other cases which need financial assistance. EDUCATIONAL aids and physical therapy materials are given to this school by the Chapel Chest. College Vespers Newly-Organized DR. W. C. STONE TALKS DURING VESPERS IN THE FRANCIS CHAPEL. ANN WEBSTER SPEAKS AT A VESPER SERVICE LED BY PETE ADAMS. At the beginning of this year, a group of Rollins stu- dents, who felt a need for an evening Vesper, organized and petitioned the students for their support. Finding the student body was interested, services were set up in the Francis Chapel each Tuesday and Thursday night at 6:45. Vespers, lasting fifteen minutes, has student, clergical. and faculty speakers. CON BOLLINGER, Ford Oehne, Sara Brenner, Judy Strite, Ken Panel, and George Milam are the Vespers Committee. CONTEMPLATING A QUESTION OVER COFFEE AT THE AFTER CHAPEL CLUB IS DR. PAUL VESTAL OF THE ROLLINS SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. Darrah Directs Chapel Activities 142 CHAPEL STAFFERS led by Bill Fathauer, are Phyllis Lock- wood, Liz Hudglns, Alison Dessau, Bebe Ross, Joy Woods, Miss Adolfs, Dr. Mendell, John Poellein, Corky Borders, Ken Pahel, Pete Adams, Dean Darroh. FATHER REEVES presides over the Canterbury Club attended by Car- ole Bubb, Ginger Carpenter, Kathy Schwarz, Conrad Bollinger, Jerry Acgrigg, Winkie Colado, Adele Fort, Dot Englehardt, Nancy Holmes, and Ann Todd. MEMBERS OF Community Service ore, seated, front: Joanne Anthony, Lee Becker, Nancy West, Joan Abendroth, Bilhe Jo Whipple, Punky Ladd Bebe Ross Jack.e Crinigan, Mimi Haupt, and Judy Adams. Seated, back: Joan Mack, Ginger Carpenter, Sally Hunt, Judy Tobias. Standing: Sally Hills, Pauline Calloway, Karen Serumgard, Liz Hudgins, Kathy Cantor, Ree Washburn, Carol McSweeney, Kit Delany, Lee Lazzara, Wayne Crawford, Francie Romano, and Dot Englehardt. SOCIAL GROUPS . - mm Steps to Responsibility Alpha Phi IT ISN ' T THAT GWEN ' S LAZY, IT ' S JUST THAT SHE WOULD RATHER POSE. TURN ABOUT ' S fair play, says Nancy Rohrscheib to President Hugh McKean as she and fellow-pledge Bess Stark colect contributions in the Center. THE INITIATION BANQUET FINDS ALPHA PHIS IN CANDLELIGHT MARILYN LEIGHTY turns darky for a night as M dances to the music, Carolina Moon, sung by the P at Talent Night in the Student Center. ALPHA PHI: First row: Jo Holbrook, Lu Vick, Anita Wadsworth, Martha Leavitt, Sandy Halperin, Leigh Hay, Gwen Ogilvie, Barb Ennis. Second row: Joan Jennings, Bobby Feidt, Cyn McDonald, Joan Bucher, Nancy Rohrscheib, Jill Masterson, Marilyn Hall, Mary McKeever, Bess Stark. Third row: Sid Kromer, Sue Reed, Jeri Knapp. Not pictured are Marilyn Leighty, Dodie Riddle, Dede Lund. LU GIVES Sandy a Look, you ' re - doing - it - all - wrong gaze during Fiesta Booth construction. CHI OMEGA: Front, Ginny Fawcett. First row: Carol McSweeney, Korky Tuggle, Liz Otis, Mimi Haupt. Second row: Laradel Lawrence, Burkie Fitzgerald, Janet Jones, Ree Washburn. Third row: Lee Lazzara, Babs Wyman, Kathy Cantor, Carol Lee Anderson, Pom Wilson, Diane Rowland, Sara Brenner, Frances Romano, Ann Derflinger. Fourth row: Sandra Fogarty, Joan Wilkinson, Sophie Smith, Barbara Works, Sue Allen, Phyllis Lockwood, Nancy Haskell, Wendy Hirshon. Not pictured are Connie Allen and Judy Adams. THE FEELINGS OF THESE CHI O ' S IS SHOWN BY THEIR FACIAL EXPRESSIONS AS THEY SING I WANT A FRATERNITY PIN 148 AN AL JOLSON-TYPE pose is taken by Ann Derflinger as she belts out a song and then teams up with Liz Otis to entertain. 1 jr HAVING A TUG OF-WAR AT THE PELICAN ARE JUDY, PHYLLIS, PRES, AND EDGE Chi Omega RUSHEES ARE again entertained as Chi O ' s present a party at CHI OMEGA ' S Larri, Ann, Jan, Kathy, Joan, Liz, Mimi, Sandra, Phyllis, and Carol Rock Springs where Sandra Fogarty and Mimi Haupt sing. Lee present the finale to their rush skit in the living room of Strong Hall. 1 o ' DELTA CHI: First row, Paul Acl-erman, Bob Lorenzen, Ken McCollester, Clark Warren, Dick Holman, Jim Brediger, John Opdyke, George McDonc Tony Layng, Bruce Longbottom, Gerald Sprayregen, Bob Humphrey, Jim Bonatis, Denny Learned, Tom Morris, Win Taylor, Larry Hoyt, Pres Hull, Bri Haldeman, Chuck Racine, Jack Metre ' , Ken Pahel, Jim Simmons. Fourth row: Ted Takahashi, Larry Hitner, Phil Lubetkm. Fifth row: Perry Ellwood, N Dick O ' Loughlin, Pete Kimball, Tony Antoville. Not pictured: Tony Haarstick, Dubac Preece, Bob Townsend, Dave Berto, Dick Stuart, Frank Fergus tu Harvey, Jim Locke. Second row: Bob Finney, Leroy Oetjen, Seal, John Greene. Third row: Web Walker, Dick Crabb, Dick Vain, John Reed, Roberto Muvdi, Bill Fathauer, George Fehl, Conrad Bollinger, Guy Filosof. PLAYALINDA BEACH PROVES THE PERFECT SPOT FOR AN AFTERNOON OF STEAK FOR EVERYONE i 4 r m km Gamma Phi Beta GAMMA PHI BETA activities in- clude a day at Daytona Beach and a Bunny throw booth at Fiesta. THE NITWITS WAIT TO PERFORM FOR THE FOUNDERS ' DINNER GUESTS. NANCY SWIFT AND LEE BEEKER ARE STOOD UP BY BILLIE JO WHIPPLE. 152 EVENTUAL WINNERS, THE GAMMA PHI SWABBIES PERFORM ON THE CENTER STAGE IN THE WOMEN ' S TALENT NIGHT. GAMMA PHI BETA: First row. Jane Kilbourne, Bev Stein, Doris Hicks, Zanette Farkas, D. A. Shorpe. Second row: Evie Fishman, Karen Serumgard, Gail Arthur, Delle Davies, Lee Beeker, Nancy Swift. Third row: Barbara Cox, Billie Jo Whipple, Alma Cherry, Sharon Voss, Barbara Hass, Joanne Anthony, Nanci Manville, Mary Lee Goin. Not pictured are Bert Marling, Sue Barclay, and Barbara Arend. KAPPA ALPHA ORDER: First row: Roger Seabrook, Jim Doubleday, John Hemphill, Don Salyer, Ron McLeod, Ken Taylor, George Longshore. Secor i row: Paul Driscoll, Vincente Antonetti, Buz Smith, Bob Pletz, Tim Calhoun, Dick Potter, Frank Boynton, Bill Ely. Third row: Bill Mason, Jack Millica , Jose ' Sosa, Bob Zumft, Bill Cook, Dick D ' Alemberte, Bill Hoadley, Pete H oadley, Gene Foster, Bob Brown, Skillman Suydam, Jack Gavin, Bill Shuttle , Joe Haraka, Lee Beard. Not pictured are John Allmand, John Boyle, Otis Gifford. BOB PLETZ and Ronnie McLeod use their best sales appeal techniques to lure the Fiesta crowd to pitch the ball into the barrel. GONE FISHIN ' ! is the cry of George Longshore and Slee Wilson as they load up with snorkels, masks, and other equipme 1 necessary for a day of spear fishing in Lake Virginia. Kappa Alpha Order THE BROTHERS Lee Beard, Ronnie McLeod, and Don Salyer de- part from the KA Mansion, evidently off for a big week-end somewhere. RANK AND ORDER INVADE THE KA ' S AS THEY GO THROUGH INTRICATE DRILLS ON THE ANNIE RUSSELL STAGE DURING TALENT NIGHT JOINING IN THE ST. JOHN ' S BOAT RIDE ARE BILL, KRAFTY, JO AND ELMER Kappa Alpha Theta LOOKING OVER a new record, Sue and Earlene leisurely spend their afterhours chatting and listening to the latest in hi-fi. KAPPA ALPHA THETA: First row, Larry Thompson, Marlene Stewart, Marty Tice, Judy Hoffman, Cooky Lindgren, Sandy DeLong, Barbara Howell, Goody Barney. Second row: Mary Fulenwider, Barbara Mclntire, Lynn Kaelber, Linda Turney, Marianne Weil, Sue Dunn, Mary Jane Doar, Carol Enz, Rainey Abbott. Third row: Joy Woods, Roma Neundorf, Ann Pontious, Barbara Mead, Jo Davis, Earlene Roberts, Judy Bygate, Ginger Carpenter, Sue York, Dana Lasker, Judy Earle, and Susu Dunn KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA: First row, Leslie Lee Priester, Teel Oliver, Pns Pneb, Margie Bristol, Sue Murray. Second row: Bebe Ross, Punky Ladd, Carole Bubb, Fain Wolflin, Cam Chapman, Ruth Hart. Third row: Betty Peterman, Betty Brook, Fran Swicegood, Melissa Hudgins, Anne Richardson, Jean Tauscher, Ann Smith. Fourth row: Ann Bowers, Joan Abendroth, Karen Fris, Judy Strite, Jo Suozzo, Ann Rutherford, Karin Williams, Jenny Lou Blakely, Debbie DeLaney, Judy Howard, Nancy West. Not pictured: Donna Vincent. USING THEIR FIRST rush party for getting acquainted, the Fresh- man woman and the Kappa actives chat in the Kappa living room. Kappa Kappa Gamma KAPPAS ARE always happy whether partying or just gathering in the living room for a song-fest. KAPPAS WHO CREATE GRAND CENTRAL STATION Ill Lambda Chi Alpha WHEN THERE ' S a new car in the house, simply everyone must get into the act and Frank Wolfe proves this by preparing to take Hank Staton ' s brand new Austin Healey for a trial run. FRANK WOLFE grimaces as Joan MacLelland scores a direct hit by knocking over the pin and winning a prize at the Fiesta booth. PITCHING PENNIES seems to be almost as popular a sport as the: pin ball machines on the campus and Lambda Chis are no excep tion as they clear sidewalk space for a match. AN HISTORICAL PANORAMA DENOTES LAMBDA CHIS BID IN TALENT NIGHT. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: First row: Dick Burns, Tcm McGivney, R. L. Smith, Ronald Atwood, Jack Sutton. Second row: Gordon Harm, Dick Anderson, George Burroughs, Hank Staton, Herman Langford, Carleton Clark. Third row: Wes Hatton, Al Phillips, Roy Hyde, Lee Brauner, Bill Britt, Bob Mc- Mullen, Dean Mitchell, Frank Wolfe, Warren Lewis, Dave King, Terry Moffatt, Steve Andrews, Phil Galante, George Chrisman. AS A PLEDGE PROJECT this year, Lambda Chis busily hammer, saw, meas- ure and nail to build a porch onto the house of a Winter Park negro resident. 161 I PHI MU: First row: Chickie Robertson, Sarah Barber, Kim Mainwaring, Janet Markson, Sue Jones, Pam Rial. Second row: Comma Ward, Bit Tyler, Suzie Robinson, Kathy Schwarz, Muffy Folger, Rainey Jackson. Third row: Alison Dessau, Rene Drake, Margie Myers, Cyndy Wellenka t Joan Bennett, Manjo Boulware, Sue Bowers, Anne Philipson. Fourth row: Judy Gans, Marion Crislip, Mabel Healis, Nancy Swope, Marty Decl t Guerrie Brown, Sally True. Not pictured are Lee Boardman, Jannie Hamilton, Emily McGiffin, Kenny Olson. OBVIOUSLY ENJOYING a typical Rollins-type Pelican week-end of sun, sea, sand and shells are Judy Gans, Martha Decker and Sarah READY FOR A serenade are Kim Mainwaring, Suzie Roi ij on Barber. Kathy Schwarz, and Marion Crislip while Irene Drake i l| ' ns PARTY TIME finds crazv paper hats, paiamas and re- freshments on the agenda for an after-hours gathering. GATHERING AROUND the piano, Judy Gans, Irene Drake and Kim Main- waring prove there ' s talent with a rousing rendition of Silent Night. Pi Beta Phi PI PHI PLEDGE Day on the Center steps proves to be between-class fun for these characters who really turn out to be Pris, Blumy, and Sleepy. THE ANIMALS came two by two to ride the Pi Phi-K.A. arf down the St. Johns River as did these eight who are Jo, Al Winkie and Ed, Cis, John, Denny and Bebe. TALENT NIGHT semi-f inalists provide a Rollins style show satirizing various well-known campus stereotypes, narrated by Krafty and modeled by Sleepy Blumy, Corky, Carolyn, Pris, Faith, the Canaleses, Boo, and C. J., who finish with a belting chorus of Rollins College, We Love You. : — • — — : . .. ' - jw PI BETA PHI: First row: Jean Staab, Kit Delany, Barbi Berno, Jackie Cnnigan, Cis Canales, Pat Feise, Jo Cayll. Second row: Faith Bascom, Corky Row, Winkie Colado, Dottie Englehardt, Ann Todd, Sleepy Wilson, Pris Steele. Third row: Ann Webster, Carolyn Placak, June Lundsberg, Judy Blum, Betsy Brown, Betsy Kraft, Sue LeClere, Adele Fort, Bebe Canales, C. J. Stroll, Sandy Taylor. Not Pictured are Gloria Steudel, Wayne Crawford and Boo Riggs. PETE AND AL ARE BURIED BY BLUMY, PRIS, BOO, AND TWO SMALL HELPERS. KNOWLES HALL AND COFFEE FIND C. J. AND KIT STUDYING 1G5 SIGMA NU: First row: Frank Thomson, George Milam, Joe Dallanegra, Bill Cochrane, Frank Willis, Thomas D.Bacco, Bob Ussegho Sandy Hose Be J Mo od Larry Breen, Jim Johnston, Stu Maples, Elmer Lott. Th,rd row: A, Fantuzz,, Scotty Watrous, Bob Bell, Larry LavaHe Dick Tnsmen Ed Gra BHI Preach. Mo Waif. Bud Bilensky, Bob Schuder, Mila Culbertson, Ford Oehne, Jim Hannah, Tom Do!on, Tyler Townley, J. C. Strange, B.ll Behrman«. Chuck Warden. SOME OF SIGMA NU ' S lovelier members display a variety and diversity of costumes as pledges complete their requirements toward becoming adequate members of the brotherhood. us pte. Second row: Chuck Weisman, John Troy, Corky Borders, Al Smith, Fourth row: Nick Vancho, Ron Paiva, Bud Traylor, Mo Cody, Pete Adams, jot pictured: Brian Bird, Wait Crawford, Manu de Uressti, Norm Gross, BY ALL APPEARANCES, it must have been a pretty chilly night as members of the party take time for an intellectual discussion. 167 Sigma Nu LARRY, TEEL, Leslie and Tom all agree that there ' s nothing like a good big roaring fire to complete an even better day of partying. CLUBBER Mike Crecco and film star James Craig discuss shooting next scene of Florida-filmed Osceola Story. X CLUB: First row: Len Wood, Les Sladkus, Mike Crecco, Ted Dittmer, Pat Tahaney, Denny Folken, Dick Ruddy. Second row: Jim Doran, Frank Swanson, Chick Bezemer, Ed Dinga, Jack Ruggles, Hal Lawler, Gary Gabbard, Bob Ross, Ed Overstreet. Third row: Matt Sinnott, Vic Main, Harry Bennett, Bob Craig, Jack Gaudette, Don Hunt, Jack Powell, Joe Sladkus, Ronny Terpak, Hal Durant, Bill Dunnill, George Kosty, Lee Martindale, Joe Lopez, Boyd Coffie. Not pictured is Dick Williams PARDON ME, sir, I am not sure, but I do not believe you are adhering to the stringent rules of the game az set forth in Hoyle! 169 i DR. LEWIS, JOANNE, ELINA, AND ANNE WATCH THE OTHERS. THE ROULETTE-WHEEL BOOTH WON FIRST PRIZE FOR ITS DECORATION. Alpha Omega Club MARY AND DAISY WATCH JOANNE FEED HER RABBIT. DURING THE SEMI-FINALS OF THE WOMEN ' S DIVISION OF TALENT NIGHT THE ALPHA OMEGAS PRESENT A TELEVISION PANTOMIME. 170 ALPHA OMEGA CLUB: First row: Shirley Leech, Daisy Helbig, Shirley Goldstone, Marian Dunsay, Carol MacKenzie, Joanne Lange. Second row: Elina Aguero, Peggy Leech, Sally Hunt, Mary Lee Sands, Mary Ellen Driscoll. ENJOYING A PARTY AT DR. LEWIS ' THE ALPHA OMEGAS ROAST MARSHMALLOWS WITH THE TWO LEWIS CHILDREN. 171 Independent Men JOE FLEMING and Chuck Doyle play double solitaire, Pete MacKechnie, Dennis Richard, and Dave Bowman wo. k on their Fiesta booth, and Dave Williams and Bowman catch up on the latest hi-fi. BILL HIATT ANSWERS THE EVER-BUY PHONE 172 INDEPENDENT WOMEN: First row: Marion Poison, Delores Bereo, Theora Dreher. Second row: Judy Tobias, Dorthy Wright, Sally Rubinstein, Be Sanders, Louise Shaull. Third row: Dolly Evelyn, Mary Wright, Bobs Moore, Meg Gandy, Darlene Dicks, Shirley Miller. 174 AFTER DORM CLOSING HOURS AT NIGHT FINDS THE INDEPENDENT WOMEN IN THE CORRIN HALL BASEMENT. Independent Women ANTA-CiRCLE posters are painted by Marian Rich and Darlene Dicks to advertise the all-college show presented by the Idenpendents. - f) m THE PING PONG TABLE in the basement of the Independent Women ' house is being used in a fast game by Dolly Evelyn and Elina Aguero. 17.- SPORTS Steps to Achievement Northbound Tars Head for Peoria DAN NYMICZ attests his desire to win before boarding plane at Or- lando Airport for Bradley game. AN ODDLY ASSORTED but enthus- iastic group of students chat dur- ing short lulls between cheers. CITY BEAUTIFUL LOOKS OVER ROLLINS CHEERLEADERS BEAUTIFUL AS THEY RAISE THE STUDENTS TO GREATER HEIGHTS IN SPIRIT LEE MARTINDALE goes in for two against U. of Miami. GARY GABBARD ROLLS OUT FROM UNDER THE BOARDS, SCORES. SCORES Rollins Opponents 61 BRADLEY 97 67 FLORIDA STATE 101 60 FLORIDA 99 79 FLORIDA SOUTHERN 81 85 WESTERN CAROLINA 74 66 TAMPA 70 70 FLORIDA STATE 71 86 PRESBYTERIAN 97 45 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 62 83 TAMPA 71 77 STETSON 90 72 MIAMI 86 95 FLORIDA SOUTHERN 91 80 MERCER 72 83 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 100 73 MERCER 76 81 GEORGIA TEACHERS 97 82 MIAMI 89 76 GEORGIA TEACHERS 93 63 STETSON 105 The basketball season of 1955-56 was more a battle of school spirit than basketball, although the Tars fought hard and played promisingly while encountering the tough- est schedule ever faced by any Rollins basketball team. The spirit that had been exhibited at the Orlando airport pep rally waned considerably after Rollins lost its first four outings to Bradley, Florida State, Florida, and Florida Southern, but then Rollins won a home game against West- ern Carolina and basketball spirit took a new rise. It was a short lived rise though as the Big Blue lost their next four games. After this series of defeats Old Mister Spirit played the Phoenix no more and Rollins ended the season with a 4-20 win and loss record. Despite this demoralizing season, Rollins managed to capture three high honors: Chick Bezemer, Rollins ' sopho- more center-forward, gained berths on the Florida All- State team, the F.I. B.C. team, and the All-Opponent team of Georgia State Teachers College. Next season Bezemer will wield a big stick in Rollins ' fight for a place in the basketball sun. ALL-STATE Chick Bezemer pushes a shot in an endeavor against State Title to Varsity and J.V. Coach Bradley started this season with a weakened varsity and the most powerful J.V. crew ever seen on Lake Maitland. Alter the opening loss to Wisconsin the varsity travelled to Lakeland for a triangle race in opposition with Florida Southern College and Tampa University. Losing both these races was indicative that changes must be made, and Doc Bradley began playing musical chairs shifting combina- tions sev eral times to gain a strong middle in the shell. The results of this strategem were evident as Rollins raced to a two length victory over La Salle in their next outing. The following four races were easy glides to victory over Amherst, Ameri- can International, Tampa, and Florida Southern, revenging an earlier defeat at the latter ' s hands. The final test before the big Dad Vail Regatta at Philadelphia was the State Championship race against Southern and Tampa. In near ninety degree heat Tampa spurted ahead at the start to take the lead on Rollins by a seat. A little before the half, Rollins was still a seat behind, but increasing the stroke from thirty to thirty-four for thirty strokes Rollins forged ahead and remained there to win by two lengths. The Dad Vail Regatta was the same old story for Rollins, a second place finish, this time to La Salle ' s highly rated small college crew. The La Salle Philadelphians pulled to a half-length lead to finish in 6:59.3 for the Henley distance of a mile and five-sixteenths after finishing second to Rollins in a preliminary heat. The half length margin of defeat was considerably more than last year ' s six inch loss to Dartmouth. The varsity completed the season with six wins, two seconds, and one loss, recording a creditable year ' s racing, but the bright spot of the season proved to be the J.V. shell. Competing in eight races, the J.V. won them all, garnering the State Championship and a first place finish at the Dad Vail Regatta which won for Rollins the new Rusty Callow Trophy named for the present Navy Coach. Rollins finished a length ahead in the time of 7:23.5 AF1ER PULLING to a hard fought win, jubilant Rollins crewmen give Coxswain Joey Dallanegra his just rewards. ROLLINS INCREASES THE BEAT AND FORGES AHEAD FOR A TWO-LENGTH LEAD OVER THE U. OF TAMPA ON STILL WATERS OF LAKE MAITLAND. 181 Eight Hardy Men Pull to State Title VARSITY LOWERS SHELL INTO WATER AS COACH U. T. BRADLEY BITES A NERVOUS, PREACE LI P AND PONDERS STRATEGY. A VARIOUSLY EXPRESSIONED Rollins crew team lines up behind their oars, Coxswain Joey Dallanagra, and Coach Udolpho Theodore Bradley. Pic- tured, left to right, are: Dick Potter, Ed Gray, Buck Class, Bud Bilensky, Lee Beard, Larry Breen, Don Salyer, Mo Cody. Photo by Philadelphia in mlrer THE BLUE AND GOLD OF ROLLINS STROKES DOWN THE SCHUYKILL RIVER IN PHILADELPHIA AS THEY RACE IN THE DAD VAIL REGATTA. Varsity Second; JV Wins Dad Vail Varsity Margin LOST 4 FEET SECOND 4 FEET CREW RECORD Opponents Margin WISCONSIN NO RACE . FLORIDA SOUTHERN TAMPA 2 LENGTHS WON . WON . WON . WON . WON . WON SECOND J. V. NO RACE . • WON 2 LENGTHS LA SALLE 2 LENGTHS WON P 2 LENGTHS AMHERST 5 LENGTHS WON . 2 LENGTHS AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 54 LENGTHS WON . 2 LENGTHS TAMPA 5 LENGTHS WON . 4 LENGTHS FLORIDA SOUTHERN 2 LENGTHS WON . 2 LENGTHS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTA 2 LENGTHS WON 2 LENGTHS DAD VAIL REGATTA AT PHILADELPHIA 1 LENGTH WON THE SIX CREW TEAMS OF TAMPA UNIVERSITY, BROWN, ROLLINS, AMHERST, LA SALLE AND FLORIDA SOUTHERN ARE FOLLOWED BY JUDGE ' S BOATS. bv Philadelphia Imiulrer ROLLINS ' AFFABLE tennis coach Norm Copeland beams while congratulating Tar netters whose consistently tenacious playing made his first seasor at Rollins a successful one. Right to left: Memo Garcia, Guy Filosof, George Longshore, Vic Antonetti, Ben Sobieraj, Bob Bell and Paul Driscoll. DOUBLES COMBINATION OF FILOSOF AND ANTONETTI IN COURT ACTION. 1 P RESBYTERIAN 8 7 STETSON 1 8 FLORIDA SOUTHERN isi; Netters Record Winning Season This season the Rollins tennis aggregation came off the plague of disaster predictions to compile a 10-5 won and lost k i nk I including decisions over Indiana, Big Ten co-champion last year, and Princeton, former Ivy League champions. After losing their first match to a highly touted Presbyterian team, the Rollins netters went on to win seven of their next eight contests. The lone loss during this time was to the Uni- versity of Miami, undoubtedly the number one team in the nation. Young tennis coach Norm Copeland started his first season at Rollins with only four fully experienced players, Garcia, Long- shore, Filosof, and Antonetti; it was the acquisition of Ben Sobieraj, Navy veteran and ultimate number one player, that assured Rollins of a winning season. The new combination of Copeland and Sobieraj will help considerably in Rollins future bids for clay court acclaim. Other players who participated in the matches included Behr- mann, Bell, Foster, Lubetkin, Sprayregen, and Kimball. ROLLINS ' NEW ALUMNUS COACH NORM COPELAND VOLLEYS WITH TEAM. BEN SOBIERAJ SHOWS FORM THAT MADE HIM FIRST MAN. MEMO GARCIA RETURNS OPPONENT ' S VOLLEY WITH BACKHAND. AFTERNOONS FIND GEORGE LONGSHORE PRACTICING. ROLLINS VARSITY GOLF team: Front row: Bob Ross, Ed Dinga, Denny Folken, and Be Craig. Back row: Dick Sucher, Les Sladkus, Jim Curti, Jos Sladkus. Not pictured: Fran . Boynton, Ron Terpak, and Marlene Stewart who frequently played on men ' s team. CANADIAN Amateur Women ' s Champion Marlene Stewart blasts. Individual Performances Brighten Golf FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE Champion Frank FRESHMA N GOLFER Bob Craig sinks putt after pre-shot conference between Les Sladkus, Die Boynton blasts out of trap at Dudsdread. Sucher, Bob Ross, Joe Sladkus, and Jim Curti has ascertained speed and slope of the green. BOYNTON, CRAIG, Lopez, Dingo, Terpak, and Folken prepare to sink six balls into one hole while practicing putting. THE BETS ARE DOWN at two to one as Les Sladkus is away in a cloud of dust under pessimistic looks. RESULTS Rollins Opponents 6 MIAMI 21 16 ' 2 SANFORD AFB ■ • 1 ' 2 10 2 . - . UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 16 ' 2 21 . . . UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA . • 6 9 MIAMI 18 13 2 STETSON • • 4 ' 2 24 ' 2 PATRICK AFB IVl 28 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 8 24 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 12 11 . FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY . . . 16 12 GEORGIA TECH .... . . 15 10 • . . UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA . . . . 17 14 STETSON 4 14 ' 2 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY . . . 21 ' 2 A freshman-studded Rollins golf team took to the links this season to register a 7-VV. 7-1, overall record, and a 5-W, 7-L intercollegiate total. Dan Nyiniicz, in his third year as Rollins golf coach, had only three returning lettermen from which to form a nucleus. The returnees were Frank Boynton, Ed Dinga, and Denny Folken. Roth Boynton and Dinga will return next year, hnt Folken grad- uates after four fruitful years on the team. The freshmen members of the team performed admirably throughout the season, and Rollins progress on the links is assured of forward strides if their already good play improves through experience. The freshmen linksters included Boh Ross, Rob Craig. Jim Curti, and Ronny Terpak. Sophomore Dick Sucher returned this season to round out the squad. FRESHMEN ADDITIONS to the varsity Bob Ross, Jim Curti, and Bob Craig strike informal pose while Denny Folken illustrates secret of improved swing to Dick Sucher, and Ed Dinga, Florida Intercollegiate Long Driving Champion. nu KH j rYYVyrrr nf n HrVVVS V ' - 1 .A XXAjC XXXY7 r rYYY Y Y v vYY Y i YTrWTl XJU Jt X V V  t w i i i [ t I i j i i : ; rV,VA Wrm YyW f ( t o I ' rfrT ' rifiriiil l HVt4VvVr v JM UC OlCx X ht ri Vrrf y t fV iYh O ' m (YxX XaXa A t YN  f j j.i i i i f ' r ij[ ' i ) f XT ii i Tifwl 1 7 Vrr A V yVVv X XaXXXaaXj X YYVyVYi i YtYYt 1 xi ( yCOjOCIxXXX rr. ROLLINS BATTERS UNKINK, AND BATTING PRACTICE PITCHERS PREPARE TO DUCK AS SPRING TRAINING GETS UNDERWAY AT HARPER-SHEPHERD FIEL BASEBALL COACH Joe Justice casts a crit- ical eye at rookies vieing for a berth on his starting nine searching for another slugger like Jim Doran shown swinging and bunting. 190 Rollins Cops Florida State Title COACH JOE JUSTICE cites the finer points of controlling p,tchers to George Burroughs, Ed Overstreet Bob Pletz, J. C. Stronge, ond Boyd Caff... all cond.dotes for the up-for-grobs cotch.ng position on the dub 191 THIRD BASE COACH DICK WILLIAMS AIDS UMPIRE IN CALLING SLIDING AL FANTUZZI SAFE IN GAME WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI. w BOB USSEGLIO IS OUT AT FIRST IN INTER-SQUAD TILT JOHNSTON BACK IN TIME AFTER PICK-OFF PLAY SCOREBOARD Rollins Opponents Rollins Opponents 6 GEORGIA TEACHERS 2 . FLORIDA SOUTHERN 4 9 . . OHIO STATE . . . 12 7 . FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1 13 ■ . OHIO STATE . . 7 6 . . MIAMI • ■ • 1 6 ■ ■ . GEORGIA TECH . . 7 3 . CINCINNATI ■ ■ . 12 6 VIRGINIA TECH 7 ■ . CINCINNATI ■ . 6 8 VIRGINIA TECH . 15 7 ■ . . MIAMI . . • 4 8 . . . YALE .... 9 14 . . TAMPA . ■ • . 13 4 . . ALABAMA . . . 2 12 • . . TAMPA . . . ■ 4 . . . YALE ... 1 4 ■ . . STETSON • ■ ■ 3 4 • . . . YALE .... 3 5 ■ . . STETSON . . • 3 2 . . ALABAMA . . . . 10 4 • GEORGIA TECH 7 9 PRESBYTERIAN . . 7 . GEORGIA TECH 6 . . FLORIDA . . . 3 9 FLORIDA STATE 7 11 . . ■ STETSON . . . FLORIDA STATE 9 NICK VAKCHO WAITS FOR THROW IN ATTEMPT TO FORCE SLIDING OHIO STAT I Rollins started the season with its annual Baseball Week, this year extended to two weeks and eleven games. The accelerated pace of playing almost every day for two weeks made the lack of experienced pitching a painful reality, and this condition plagued the team throughout the remainder of the twenty-eight game schedule. Baseball Week saw six invited out of state teams dis- playing their wares at Harper-Shepherd field, and Rollins emerged from this baseball extravaganza winning six and losing five contests. In state play Rollins lost only two games, one to Florida State University, and tin- other, an unexpected loss to Florida Southern. Rollins avenged both these losses in future meetings. Highlights of the season included stopping the victory string of the University of Florida, this year ' s Southeast- ern Conference champions, at ten games, and the home run hitting of senior Jim Doran. Another highlight was the pitching of right-handed fast bailer Hal Lawler who posted a 9-0 record while pitching against the toughest competition on the schedule. Lawler ' s pitching per- formance should gain him a spot on the All State team along with Nick Vancho, the leading Tars batsman. Jack Powell, slender left hander, proved to be a pleasant surprise as he notched a 4-1 record to assist Rollins to the state title. Harry Bennett, the Tar ' s third starting pitcher, ended the season with a 5-4 record. Only two seniors were billeted on this season ' s starting nine; shortstop Nick Vancho and left fielder Jim Doran. The remainder of the team was composed mostly of sophomores and freshmen. With these holdovers, the acquisition of another starting pitcher should put Rollins in contention for national recognition. GAUDETTE TAKES TENSE SWING AS FANS WATCH WINNING CONTEST A GRIMACING ELMER LOTT SLIDES SAFELY INTO THIRD AS THE VIRGINIA TECH PITCHER LOOKS HOPEFULLY AT BASE UMPIRE. Intramural Sports Busy Rollins Women The girls ' sports world opened this year in Rec Hall with the usual amount of enthusiasm over intramural basketball. Blowing the first whistles were Sara Jane Dorsey and Jan Patton who head the Physical Education department. The teams rallied and found good competition against both freshmen and Theta teams. Between rain storms the girls competed for the intramural baseball trophy. Memorable was the first game of the season between Alpha Phi and Theta. The tennis trophy was also cap- tured in the winter term. Leigh Hay and Anita Wadsworth were outstanding as they battled for their group across the net. Spring term brought a bevy of intramural sports for the girls. Volleyball to pped the ladder while swimming and archery fol- lowed. Marlene Stewart upheld her outstanding record on the links, while swimming to victory were Dyan Wilson, Betty Brook, and Susu Dunn. A final totaling of points for the year brought the Thetas victoriously into first place for the O ' Brien trophy. ANNE RICHARDSON ROLLS AND POPS FOR TWO AGAINST GAMMA PH KAPPAS SUE MURRAY AND TEEL OLIVER SING OUT TEAM ' S PRAISES AS JO SUOZZO AND JUDY STRITE FAIL TO GAIN REACTION FROM HOUSEMOTHER. C. J. STROLL AND KIT DELANY ANXIOUSLY WATCH THE PI PHIS AND ALPHA PHIS BATTLE IT OUT IN SANDSPUR BOW . Intramural Program Features Hotly LAMBDA CHI HANK STATON CROSSES FIRST IN PLENTY OF TIME. BUD DAVIS, INDIE FAST-BALLER, FORCED OUT AT THIRD BY JOHN OPDYK . |m I ■ 196 ANliA WADSWORTH AND SANDY HALPERIN DISCUSS STRAlEGY. Contested Games LAMBDA CHI PITCHER BILL PACE SAFE IN CLOSE PLAY AT FIRST. - - CHI O BATTERS Kathy Cantor and Pam Wilson register mixed emotions from confidence to utter surprise as they meet the ball in intramurals. 197 Rollins All-Stars Trounce Stetson INTRAMURAL ALL-STAR ED DINGA ATTEMPTS A LEFT HANDED PUSH SHOT. This year, for the first time, Rollins intramural All-Stars were selected and actually played on an intercollegiate intramural basis. The Stetson All-Star aggregation pro- vided the competition in basketball and the yet to be played softball contest. This season ' s basketball encounter with Stetson found the Rollins All-Stars winning 92-67. Stetson travelled to Rollins for this initial contest, and Rollins will return the compliment by journeying to Stetson for the All-Star softball game. The starting All-Star five consisted of Swanson, Dinga, Bilensky, Johnston, and Gaudette. Bilensky was high man- for the evening throwing IS points through the hoop;i Swanson, team captain, and Gaudette shared second high scoring honors with 16. SENIORS Steps to the Future Rollins Graduates Ninety-three Students LED BY THE CHOIR, SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS MARCH TO THE CHAPEL IN TRADITIONAL CAPS AND GOWNS TO RECEIVE COVETED DIPLOMAS. JOSEPH PETER DALLANEGRA, JR. MAJOR: Economics, Business Administration; Transfer from Rutgers University; SIGMA NU, Student Association Repre- sentative, Social Chairman, Marshall, Hcuse Manager; 0. 0. 0. 0.; R Club, President; Touchdown Club; WPRK; Student Association Vice-President; Student-Faculty Academic Advisory Committee, Chairman; Senior Class President; Delegate to Flor- ida Intercollgeiate Student Government Association; Tomokan; The Virgil ; Varsity Crew Coxswain; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming, Crew. 202 MARIE LANG ADAMS MAJOR: Education; Transfer frcm Georgia Teachers College Future Teachers of America; Intramural Softball. ANTHONY ANTOVILLE MAJOR: General Human Relations; DELTA CHI, Student As- sociation Representative, Rush Chairman; Rules and Regulations Committee; Library Committee; Animated Magazine Student Driver Chairman; Intramural Football. HENRY DEWEY ANDERSON MAJOR: Music Composition; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Key Society, President; Phi Society; Pi Kappa Lambda; Student Music Guild, President, Treasurer; German Club; Choir, Cruci- fer; Bach Festival Chorus; Flamingo Contributor; Rollins Sing- ers; Sounding Board; Conservatory Newspaper; Little Green Bottle ; Gianni Schicchi ; Spring for Sure ; Writer of Royal Flush. 20.°. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT BANKS MAJOR: Sociology; INDEPENDENT; American University Washington Semester Program; General Reeves Essay Contes- tant; Phi Society; Key Society; Pi Gamma Mu. WILLIAM WALTER BEHRMANN, JR. MAJOR: English; Transfer from DePauw University; SIGMA NU, Rush Chairman; Sigma Delta Chi Award at DePauw; Sandspur; Flamingo Contributor; WPRK; Horse Show, Chair- man; My Three Angels ; Varsity Tennis; Intramural Tennis, Softball, Swimming. CARTER LEE BEARD MAJOR: Business; Transfer from University of North Caro- lina; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Historian, Vice-President, Pres- ident; Student Association Representative; R Club, Lambda Kappa Pi; Student-Faculty Disciplinary Committee; Varsity Crew; Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Crew, Tennis, Golf, Softball. 204 DOLORES AIMEE BEREA MAJOR: Elementary Education; Transfer from Hunter College; INDEPENDENT; Future Teachers of America; Bach Choir. RICHARD PAUL BERNARD MAJ03: Business Administration; INDEPENDENT, Vice-Pres- ident, Student Association Alternate, Fiesta Booth Chairman; Freshman Show; Intramural Softball, Golf, Basketball, Volley- ball. DAVID FRANK BERTO MAJOR: History, DELTA CHI, Student Association Represent- ative; 0. 0. 0. 0.; Debate Team; Chapel Usher; International Relations Club; Fiesta Best Beau; Grass Harp ; Intramural Football, Softball. Tfc r— 205 WILLIAM ANDERSON BRITT MAJOR: Business Administration; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA; In- tramural Softball, Basketball. ♦ GEORGE BLAIR BROWDER MAJOR: Mathematics, Physics; INDEPENDENT; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Zeta Alpha Epsilon; Orchestra, Prince of Errata. s GERALD ADAM BILENSKY MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU, Secretary, Treasurer, Commander; Key Society; Pi Gamma Mu; 0. 0. 0. 0.; Omicron Delta Kappa; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, R Club, Treasurer; Interfraternity Council, President; Student- Faculty Disciplinary Committee; Varsity Crew; Intramural Soft- ball, Crew, Football, Basketball, Volleyball. 206 ALMA LOUISE CHERRY MAJOR: English; Attended Lake Forest College; GAMMA PHI BETA; Independent Show; French Club; Intrcmural Vol- leyball, Softball. JAMES EDWARD BROWNE MAJOR: Theatre Arts, English; Transfer from Harvey College; INDEPENDENT; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Rollins Play- ers; Publications Union; Flamingo, Co-Editor; Talent Night Master of Ceremonies; Sandspur; Assistant to Director of Founders ' Week; Intramural Softball ELIZABETH BROOK MAJOR: English; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Treasurer; R Club; Choir; Glee Club; After Chapel Club; Sandspur; Community Service; Sports Day; Water Show:; Horse Show; Gianni Schic- chi ; Golden Apple ; Varsity Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Riding, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Archery, Riding, Crew 9 207 RODERICK GREEN COLLINS MAJOR: History; INDEPENDENT, Secretary, Vice-President, Intramural Board Representative, Rollins Radio Artists, Presi- dent; Student Music Director of WPRK. BARBARA ALDA COX MAJOR: English; GAMMA PHI BETA, President, Rush Chair- man, Scholarship Chairman, Activities Chairman, Panhellenic Representative; Choir; Glee Club; Orientation Committee; Community Service. ALISON DESSAU MAJOR: English; PHI MU, President, Vice-President, Intra- mural Representative, Panhellenic Representative; Theta Alpha Phi; Who ' s Who; Phi Beta; Rollins Players, President; Aca- demic Advisory Committee; Junior Panhellenic, President; Freshman Show, Production Manager; Social Committee; Ori- entation Program; Fiesta Committee; Chapel Sraff, Vice-Pres- ident; Sandspur, Assistant Sports Editor; Flamingo contributor; Midsummer Night ' s Dream ; Skin of Our Teeth ; Mrs. McThing ; The Young and the Fair ; Black Chiffon ; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Golf, Riding, Tennis. 208 WALTER RALEIGH CRAWFORD MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Orlando Jun- ior College; SIGMA NU. MAJOR: Psychology; PHI MU, Registrar, Song Director; Vice- President of Sophomore Class; Choir; Student Music Guild; Glee Club; After Chapel Club; Royal Flush ; Trial by Jury ; Down in the Valley ; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Crew, Swimming, Basketball. MAJOR: Pre-Med.; Transfer from Gulf Park Junior College; PI BETA PHI, Corresponding Secretary; Zeta Alpha Epsilon; Rollins Scientific Society; Community Service; Intramural Bas- ketball; Softball. KATHERINE JO DELANY IRENE MAE DRAKE 209 PAUL JOSEPH DRISCOLL MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Sergeant at Arms; Washington Semester Plan; R Club; Varsity Tennis; Tennis Manager; Intramural Tennis, Softball, Swim- ming, Football, Basketball, Volleyball. SUSAN ANN DUNN MAJOR: English; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Corresponding Sec- retary, Rush Chairman, Scholarship Chairman; Algernon Syd- ney Sullivan Award; Libra, Secretary-Treasurer; Who ' s Who; Publications Union, Chairman; Sandspur, Layout Editor, Editor; Fiesta Publicity Chairman; Student-Faculy Self-Study Com- mittee; Varsity Tarpon; Intramural Swimming, Basketball. MARY ELIZABETH ENCK VIAJOR: Theatre Arts; Transfer from Ohio Wesleyan University; DELTA DELTA DELTA; Phi Beta Senior Theatre Award; Theta Alpha Phi, Secretary; Phi Beta; Rollins Players, Executive Com- mittee; Rollins Radio Artists, Treasurer; Sandspur, Co-Feature Editor; WPRK; Detective Story ; The Young and Fair ; The Curious Savage ; Midsummer Night ' s Dream ; Dial ' M ' for Murder ; Mrs. McThing ; Black Chiffon ; The Silver Cord. 210 EDWARD SPENCER FAWCETT MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Orlando Jun- ior College and University of Florida; KAPPA SIGMA; Intra mural Softball, Basketball. VIRGINIA CARROLL FAWCETT MAJOR: Elementary Education; CHI OMEGA, President, Rush Chairman, Social Chairmen, Panhellenic Representative; Com- munity Service; Pan Ame rican Club; Future Teachers of America; Tomokan; Panhellenic Council, President. MAJOR: Pre-Med.; Transfer from Hiram College; DELTA CHI, Intramural Representative; Welcoming Committee; Lambda Kappa Pi; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; 0. O 0. 0.; Chapel Staff, President; Chapel Usher; Sandspur, Cartoonist; 211 BARBARA CAROLYN FEIDT MAJOR: Art; ALPHA PHI, Intramural Representative, Chair- man; Welcoming Committee; Little Green Bottle ; Royal Flush ; Varsity Softball, Volleyball; Intramural Basketball, Golf, Volleyball, Softball, Archery. ADELE BROOKS FORT MAJOR: Business Administration, PI BETA PHI, Settlement School Chairman, Activities Chairman, Recording Secretary; Community Service; International Relations Club, Shakespear- eana; Canterbury, Social Chairman; Senior Commencement Week Committee; Cracker Club; Varsity Volleyball; Intra- mural Softball, Volleyball, Basketball. t DENNIS NEIL FOLKEN MAJOR: Business Administration; X CLUB, Vice-President, Interfroternity Council Representative, Omicron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who; O. O. O. O., President, R Club, Vice-President, Secretary; Tomokan, Sports Co-Editor; Interfroternity Council, President; Student Association, Comptroller, President; Self- Study Committee; Special Committee on Honor; Touchdown Club; Varsity Golf; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Golf, Volleyball. 212 PATRICIA ANNE FEISE MAJOR: English; PI BETA PHI; Lambda Kappa Pi; Sandspur Fiesta Committee; Community Service, Intramural Tennis. ROBERT WARREN FINNEY MAJOR: General Human Relations; DELTA CHI, Sergeant at Arms, Secretary, President; Interfraternity Council, Secretary; Student-Faculty Disciplinary Committee; Skin of Our Teeth ; The Gclden Apple ; Varsity Water Skiing; Intramural Softball, Swimming. KAREN JEAN FRIS MAJOR: Elementary Education; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Scholarship Chairman, Vice-President, Rush Chairman; Student Self-Study Committee; Community Service, Treasurer, Secre- tary; Future Teachers of America, Secretary, Vice-President; Intramural Board; Panhellenic Council, Vice-President; Sand- spur, Circulation Assistant; After Chapel Club; Choir; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Basketball. NORMAN CHARLES GROSS MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU .President, Treas- urer; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; R Club; Interfraternity Council, President; Varsity Crew, Co-Captain; Intramural Foot- ball, Softball. GUILLERMO GARCIA DEL PEDREGAL MAJOR: Economics, X CLUB; Florida State Public Courts Ten- nis Champion, Florida State Open Doubles Champion, Member Chilean Davis Cup Team; Pan American Club; Varsity Ten- nis; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball. THOMAS NEIL GRUBBS MAJOR: Theatre Arts; Transfer from Kent State University; KAPPA SIGMA; Theta Alpha Phi; WPRK; Annie Russell Thea- ter House Manager; Rollins Players, Executive Committee; Curious Savage ; My Three Angels ; Dial ' M ' for Murder ; Time Out for Ginger ; The Vigil ; The Tempest ; Night Must Fall ; Bastien and Bastienne ; Gianni Schicchi Royal Flush ; Mrs. McThing ; The Golden Apple ; La Gamine ; Intramural Basketball, Softball. 214 WILLIAM BEALL HARDY MAJOR: Music (Post-Graduate); Transfer from St. Peters- burg Junior College; Student Music Guild; Rollins Singers; Choir; German Club; French Club; Bach Choir. ANTHONY LAINE HAARSTICK MAJOR: Theatre Arts; DELTA CHI; Rollins Players; Theta Alpha Phi, Vice-President; French Club; Gramercy Ghost ; Big Doorstep ; My Three Angels ; Skin of Our Teeth ; Mrs. McThing ; Mr. Roberts ; Detective Story ; Glass Menagery ; Private Lives ; Dangerous Corner ; Years Ago. RUTH ANN HART MAJOR: Elementary Education; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Cor- responding Secretary, Recording Secretary, Assistant Pledge Trainer, Activities Chairman, Intramural Board Representative; Future Teachers of America, Secretary, Historian; Choir; Glee Club; Freshman Show; Horse Show; Community Service; Sand- spur; French Club; Mr. Angel ; Intramural Softball, Volley- ball, Crew. I 215 ■ FRANCES LI ETUVNIKAS HERTZ MAJOR: Sociology; Attended Lake Forest College; INDEPEN- DENT; Little Green Bottle ; Intramural Volleyball, Softball. DORIS MAXINE HICKS MAJOR: English; GAMMA PHI BETA, Treasurer, Rush Chair- man, Panhellenic Representative; Tomokan; Welcoming Com- mittee; French Club; Tarpon; Glee Club; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Soft-ball. EDWARD ROY HOTALING, JR. MAJOR: Choral Conducting; Transfer from Florida State Uni- versity; Phi Mu Alpha; Pi Kappa Lambda; Key Society; Stu- dent Music Guild; Choir; Rollins Singers; Bach Festival Choir; German Club, Treasurer; French Club; Trial by Jury ; Down in the Valley ; The Golden Apple. 216 RICHARD DAVID KING MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Elmhurst Col- lege; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Treasurer; Intramural Softball, Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball. ■ JANE ELIZABETH KILBOURNE MAJOR: Theatre Arts; GAMMA PHI BETA, Corresponding Secretary, Vice-President; Rollins Players; Phi Beta; Theta Alpha Phi; The Silver Cord ; The Young and the Fair ; The Curious Savage ; Diol ' M ' for Murder ; The Vigil if JOAN JENNINGS MAJOR: Theatre Arts; ALPHA PHI, President, Vice-President, Secretary; Independent Women ' s Scholarship; Pi Beta Phi Prize; Rollins Players, Vice-President; Phi Beta, President, Sec- retary; Theta Alpha Phi; Libra; WPRK, Announcer, Radio Program; Freshman Show; Grass Harp ; Gramercy Ghost ; Squaring the Circle ; Detective Story ; Down in the Val- ley ; Trial by Jury ; Years Ago ; Bell, Book, and Can- dle ; Royal Flush ; Black Chiffon ; Night Must Fall , The Skin of Our Teeth ; The Golden Apple ; Intramural Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Archery, Swimming. 217 GEORGE CHAPMAN LONGSHORE MAJOR: English; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Vice-President, His- torian; Sandspur; Varsity Tennis; Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Softball. GERALDINE HELENE KNAPP MAJOR: Art; ALPHA PHI, Secretary, Social Chairman, Student Association Representative, Rush Chairman, Panhellenic Repre- sentative; Lambda Kappa Pi; Studio Club; Panhellenic Coun- cil, President; Fiesta Committee; Tomokan; Shakespeareana, Publicity; Intramural Crew. JAMES WHEELER LOCKE MAJOR: History; DELTA CHI, Corresponding Secretary; Pub- lications Union; Sandspur, Co-Sports Editor, Delegate to F. I. P. A. Convention; Tomokan, Business Manager; West Point Forum Debate; Chapel Usher; Skin of Our Teeth ; Touchdown Club; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Crew. 218 MILES CHAPLINE McDONNELL MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Vice- President, Student Association Representative; R Club; Cheer- leader; The Male Animal ; Merchant of Yonkers ; School for Scandal ; Directed and wrote music for Mexican Hey- daze , Varsity Crew; Intramural Football, Softball, Crew. SUZANNE LE CLERE MAJOR: Business Administration; PI BETA PHI, Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer, Vice-President; Pi Gamma Mu; Self-Study Committee; Library Committee; Statistician for all Varsity Baseball Games; German Club; Glee Club; Hispanic Institute in Florida; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. PHYLLIS ELDRED LOCKWOOD MAJOR: Elementary Education; CHI OMEGA, Treasurer, Stu- dent Association Representative, Rush Chairman, Secretary; Lambda Kappa Pi; Chapel Staff, Secretary; Student-Faculty Disciplinary Committee; Community Service, President; Future Teachers of America, Treasurer; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class; Sandspur, Assistant Circulation Manager; After Chapel Club; Fiesta Queen; Varsity Volleyball; Intramural Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball, Crew. 219 SETH FREEMAN MENDELL MAJOR: Human Relations; Transfer from Colorado College; PHI DELTA THETA; 0.0.0.0. Junior Varsity Crew. FRED STEWART MAUK MAJOR: Voice; Transfer from Stetson University; INDEPEN- DENT; Student Music Guild; Rollins Singers, Business Mana- ger; Choir, Soloist; Bach Festival Chorus; Rollins Madrigal Singers; German Club; The Golden Apple. JOAN PATTERSON MACK MAJOR: Elementary Educotion; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Re- cording Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, Corresponding Secre- tary; Community Service, Treasurer, Publicity Chairman; Future Teachers of America; Chapel Reader; Varsity Softball, Vol- leyball; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Archery, Swimming. 220 JEAN MARGUERITE MENSING MAJOR: English; Transfer from University of Toledo; Rollins Players; Flamingo Staff; Central Florida Citizenship Clearing House; Mrs. McThing ; The Vigil. GEORGE WALTON MILAM, JR. MAJOR: Sociology; SIGMA NU, Reporter; Pan American Club; After Chapel Club; International Relations Club; Race Rela- tions; Self-Study Committee; Chapel Vespers Committee, Chairman; Sandspur; Chapel Reader; Intramural Riding, Ten- nis, Fencing. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT, President, Treasurer; Stu- dent Association Representative; LeComte de Nouy Essay Con- test; Harvard Summer Scholarship; Libra, President; Who ' s Who; Key Society, Secretary; Phi Society; WPRK Announcer; Shakespeareana; After Chapel Club. 221 JOSEPH FRANCIS MULSON MAJOR: Physics, Mathematics; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Zeta Alpha Epsilon; Key Society; Phi Society; Rollins Scientific Society, President. f JOHN LINFORD OPDYKE, JR. MAJOR: Chemistry; DELTA CHI, Intramural Representative, Pledge Master; Zeta Alpha Epsilon; Phi Society; Key Society; Lambda Kappa Pi; Intramural Football, Softball, Swimming, Basketball. JEANNNE FRANKLIN NEWTON MAJOR: Voice, INDEPENDENT; Phi Beta, Pledge Trainer, Treasurer; Student Music Guild, Secretary, President; Rollins Singers; Choir, Recording Secretary; German Club; Bach Choir; Down in the Valley ; Trial by Jury ; Gianni Schic- chi ; The Golden Apple. 222 WILLIAM FREDERICK NICKEL MAJOR: Pre-Med.; Library Committee; German Club; Rollins Scientific Society. BETTY JANE PETERMAN MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Social Chairman, Membership Chairman, Pledge Trainer, Pres- ident; Panhellenic Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Social Rules Committee; Varsity Softball, Basketball; Intramural Softball, Basketball, Volleyball. JOHN ALFRED POELLEIN MAJOR: Voice, Choral Conducting; INDEPENDENT; Pi Kappa Lambda; Phi Society; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Stu- dent Music Guild, Treasurer; Chapel Staff; Choir, President; Chapel Render; Rollins Singers; French Club; German Club, Trial by Jury ; Down in the Valley ; Gianni Schicchi ; Spring for Sure. 223 EARLENE ROBERTS MAJOR: Art; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Social Chairman; Lamb- da Kappa Pi; Cheerleader, Captain; Sandspur; Studio Club; Intramural Basketball. J. SUZANNE REED MAJOR: Psychology; Transfer from Penn Hall Junior College; ALPHA PHI, Secretary, Vice-President; Glee Club; Varsity Softball; Intramural Basketball, Golf, Softball, Volleyball. JOHN DUBAC PREECE MAJOR: History; Attended the University of Colorado; ALPHA PHI LAMBDA, Student Association Representative; Rollins Newsreel, Photographer; Animcted Magazine Usher; French Club, Rollins Scientific Society; Junior Varsity Crew. 224 JERALD DUANE ROWLAND MAJOR: History; Transfer from Orlando Junior College; X CLUB; Future Teachers of America; Intramural Softball, Bas- ketball, Crew, Volleyball. J DELORES ANN RIDDLE MAJOR: History; Transfer from Sullins Junior College; ALPHA PHI, Vice-President, Social Chairman; Fiesta Committee; In- tramural Basketball. 225 SALLIE RUBINSTEIN MAJOR: Piano; INDEPENDENT; Phi Beta, Historian; Student Music Guild, Historian; French Club; Glee Club, Accompanist; Choir; Trial by Jury ; Down in the Valley. GERALD SPRAREGEN MAJOR: Business Administration; DELTA CHI, Pledge Master, Treasurer; Fiesta Midway Committee, Chairman; Sandspur, Sports Writer; Mrs. McThing ; Intramural Tennis, Football, Softball, Basketball, Volleyball. Ml mm GLORIA MARGARETE STEUDEL MAJOR: General Human Relations; PI BETA PHI, Social Chairman, Program Chairman, Magazine Chairman; Pan Amer- ican Club; French Club; Freshman Show; Fiesta Committee, Parade Chairman, Dance Committee; Self-Study Committee; Student-Faculty Committee, Student Association Social Chair- man; Library Committee; Intramural Softball, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Riding. 226 GRACE LOUISE SHAULL MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from Michigan State College; INDEPENDENT, Treasurer. RICHARD STUART MAJOR: General Human Relations; Attended Pennsylvania State University; DELTA CHI, Interfraternity Council Repre- sentative; Lambda Kappa Pi; Intramural Football. MARLENE MARY STEWART MAJOR: Business Administration, KAPPA ALPHA THETA, In- tramural Representative, Scholarship Chairman, Recording Sec- retary; R Club, Secretary; International Relations Club, Secre- tary; Varsity Golf, Softball; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Golf. r 227 EDWARD HERBERT TICKNER MAJOR: History; Pi Gamma Mu; Rollins Readers; Shakespear- FRANK WARD SWANSON MAJOR: History, Government; Transfer from Ohio State Uni- versity; X CLUB, Interfraternity Council Representative, Social Chairman; Lambda Kappa Pi; Chapel Usher; Intramural Bas- ketball, Softball, Volleyball, Crew, Tennis. 228 TYLER TOWNLEY MAJOR: Genercl Human Relations; SIGMA NU, House Mana- ger; Intramural Softball, Basketball. FRANK JACKSON THOMPSON MAJOR: Busines Administration, Economics; SIGMA NU, Pledge Master, Marshall, Social Chairman; R. Club, Marshall; Varsity Crew, Captain; All-Star Football; Intramural Football, Crew, Basketball, Softball, Swimming, Diving. JEANNE ROGERS TAUSCHER MAJOR: History, Education; Attended Denison University; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Student Association Representative, Membership Chairman; Cheerleader; Tomokan; Future Teach- ers of America; Community Service; Varsity Softball; Intra- mural Softball, Basketball, Volleyball. 229 JOHN STAFFORD WILSON MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT, President; Charles Hyde Pratt Writing Award; Reeves Essay Contest Winner; Rollins Players. NICHOLAS GEORGE VANCHO, JR. MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU, Intramural Board Representative; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, 0.0.0.0. Pi Gammo Mu, President; Intramural Board, Presi- dent; Varsity Baseball, Baseball. CHARLES MAZER WEISMAN MAJOR: History; SIGMA NU, Corresponding Secretary, Schol- arship Chairman, Rush Chairman, Lieutenant Commander; Phi Society, President; Washington Semester Plan; 0. 0. O. O.; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Pi Gamma Mu, Vice-Presi- dent; Who ' s Who; Senior Class Vice-President; Interfraternity Council, Vice-President; Commencement Week Committee, Chairman; Student-Faculty Committee, Chairman; Senior Loan Fund Committee; Pan American Week Student Committee, Chairman; Orientation Committee; Library Committee; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Softball, Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball. 230 CHARLES GWYN WARDEN MAJOR: Business Administration; Transfer from University of Tennessee; SIGMA NU; Touchdown Club; Varsity Tennis; In tramural Softball. CAMMA ELEANOR WARD MAJOR: Art, Theatre Arts; PHI MU, Student Association Rep- resentative; Phi Beta; Libra; Rollins Players; International Relations Club; Pan American Club; Fiesta Committee, Art Chairman; Sandspur Cartoonist; Flamingo, Contributor, Art Editor; Little Green Bottle ; Royal Flush ; Bastien and Bastienne ; Intramural Archery. CYNTHIA NAN WELLENKAMP MAJOR: English, Elementary Education; PHI MU, Treasurer, Student Association Representative, Scholarship Chairman; Al- gernon Sydney Sullivan Award, Libra; Rollins Players, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Choir; Chapel Reader; After Chapel Club; French Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Flamingo, Contributor, Edi- torial Board, Layout Editor; Shakespeareana; Student Associa- tion, Secretary, Social Committee, Bach Concerts; Future Teachers of America, Vice-President, President; Sandspur; Senior Commencement Committee; Down in the Valley ; Trial by Jury ; Bell, Bock, and Candle ; Curicus Savage ; Royal Flush ; Mrs. McThing , Midsummer Night ' s Dream ; Intramural Basketball, Riding, Archery. 2: ' ,] TOWNE WHITE WINDOM MAJOR: Foreign Languages; Transfer from Orlando Junior College; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Prudential Committee; French Club, President; Pan American Club; WPRK, Announcer, Pro- ducer; Sandspur; Intramural Football, Softball. JOY ELIZABETH WOODS MAJOR: English; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, President, Student Association Representative, Editor, Fiesta Chairman; Libra; Sandspur, Reporter, News Editor; Self-Study Committee; Stu- dent-Faculty Disciplinary Committee; Student-Faculty Advis- ory Board; Chapel Choir; Chapel Staff, Publicity Chairman; Fiesta Committee; Orientation Committee; Glee Club; Found- ers ' Week Committee; Honorary Member of Rollins Alumni Association; Varsity Volleyball; Intramural Softball, Basket- ball, Crew, Volleyball. LAMAR HARPER WRISLEY MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transfer from DePauw University and Monticello College; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA. NOT PICTURED JOHN WILLIAM ROBERT BOYLE MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Pledge Trainer, President; Lambda Kappa Pi, R Club; Inter- fraternity Council, President; Varsity Crew; Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Swimming, Crew. CHARLES ROBERT CARLISLE MAJOR: English, Transfer from Orlando Junior College. 232 SENIORS DICK Bernard, John Wil- son, and Frank Banks review their four years of Rollins memories. 233 Student Directory ABBOTT, LORRAINE 2 86 Eastbrook Dr., Toledo 13, Ohio ABENDROTH, JOAN 96 Via Lugano, Winter Park, Fla. ACKERMAN, PAUL . Boy Ecuryweg 6, Curacao, Netherlands, West Indies ADAMS, JUDITH JEANNE . . . - 7 7 76 Anthony Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Ind. ADAMS, MRS. MARIE LANG ... 35 5 Dubsdread Cr., Orlando, Fla. ADAMS, PETER WELLMAN Mayo Rd., Wellesley 81, Mass. AGUERO, ELINA ACASIA 107 Villegas, Havana, Cuba ALBENBURG, ANNE 2770 E. 6th St., Duluth, Minn. ALLEN, CONSTANCE CLAIRE Sox 292, Griffin, Ga. ALLEN, DONALD WADSWORTH . 1411 Buckingham Rd., Winter Park, Fla. ALLEN, SUSAN KATHLEEN Poland Rd., Irvington, N. Y. ALLMAND, JOHN WETHERILL . 3328 N.E. 18th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. ANDERSON, CAROL LEE 20 Rosemonf Ave., Ft. Mitchell, Ky. ANDERSON, HENRY DEWEY .... 229 Minnesota Ave., Orlando, Fla. ANDERSON, J. RICHARD 2830 Mulford Ave., Orlando, Fla. ANDERSON, MARLYS JEAN . 37 4 Washburn N., Minneapolis 12, Minn. ANDREWS, STEPHEN CHARLES • 5305 Iroquois Rd., Washington 16, D. C. ANTHONY, JOANNE MURRAY Apt. 1104, Creighton Towers, Mobile, Ala. ANTONETTI, VICENTE JAVIER . A-10 Caparra Heights, Puerto Rico ANTOVILLE, ANTHONY ... 554 Claflin Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y. AREND, BARBARA RICHARDSON ... Channel Lane, Bay Head, N. J. ARTHUR, GAIL SUZETTE 505 Orchard St., Ironton, Ohio ATWOOD, RONALD LESLIE 28 Highland St., Gloucester, Mass. B BAEZ, JUDITH HARRIET ... 652 N.E. 105th St., Miami Shores, Fla BAILEY, EMMETT LAWRENCE . . 450 Granada Dr., Winter Park, Fla. BAKER, JOYCE ELIZABETH .... 7 N. 11th Ave., Lake Worth, Fla. BANKS, FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT 3 Doyle PL, Maitland, Fla. BARBER, SARAH LANIER Ridgecrest Rd., Scarborough, N. Y. BARCLAY, SUSAN CATHERINE Box 573, Venice, Fla. BARNEY, LOIS JEAN 34 Eden Rd., Palm Beach, Fla. BARNHART, RAYMOND ARDEN Shoreham, L. I., N. Y. BASCOM, FAITH 44 Armington Lane, Holden, Mass. BAXTER, SUE Silver Lake, Leesburg Fla. BEAL, BRUCE ANTHONY .... 4 9 Beacon St., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass. BEARD, CARTER LEE Old Chester Rd., Essex Falls, N. J. BEATTY, JOHN WILLIAM 605 Main St., Youngstown, N. Y. BEEKER, LEONA LOUISE 2008 N. Daniel St., Arlington, Va. BEHRMANN, WILLIAM WALTER, JR. . 2039 Kenilworth Ave., Wilmette, III. BELL, ROBERT KINSLOE, JR. ... . 360 f. Surf Rd., Ocean City, N. J. BENNETT, HARRY GENE W. Tropic St., Titusville, Fla. BENNETT, JOAN 7800 Alabama Dr., Winter Park Fla. BENOIT, JOHN ALBERT, JR. Box 892, Orlo Vista, Fla. BEREA, DOLORES AIMEE 108 Calton Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. BERNARD, RICHARD PAUL .... 25 Central Pork W., N. Y., N. Y. BERNO, BARBARA GWENDOLYN 2687 Chesterton Rd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio BERTO, DAVID FRANK ... 977 Country Club Dr., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. BEZEMER, RICHARD C. 405 Hasbrouck Ave., Kingston, N. Y. BILENSKY, GERALD ADAM 728 Delevan Ave., Belleville, N. J. BIRD, BRIAN BORU 506 Sheridan Rd., Kenilworth, III. BLAKELY, JANE LOUISE ... 622 F. Greenman Rd., Haddonfield, N. J. BLUM, JUDITH VALLEAU 7093 Troy St., Denver, Colo. BOARDMAN, DOROTHY LEE Manursing Island, Rye, N. Y. BOLLINGER, CONRAD BOOTH . . 630 N.E. 5th Ct., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. BONATIS, JAMES AGAMEN 29 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa. BORDERS, EDWIN EARL, JR. Box 466, Jacksonville Beach, Fla. BOULWARE, MARIJO 557 San Antonio Ave., San Diego, Calif. BOWERS, MARTHA ANN 1202 Donnelly St., Mt. Dora, Fla. BOWERS, SUSAN GARNETT 22 River Rd., Maumee, Ohio BOWMAN, DAVID A. P.O. Box 3428, San Juan, Puerto Rico BOYLE, JOHN WILLIAM ROBERT . . 540 Wilbar Cir., Winter Park, Fla. BOYNTON, FRANK ELLIS .... 934 Harmon Ave., Winter Park, Fla. BRAUNER, LEON 8 77 Normandy Ter., Seattle, Wash. BREDIGER, JAMES LEE R. D. 2, Navarre, Ohio BREEN, LAWRENCE ALOYSIUS, JR. . . 653 Belmar Ter., Philadephia, Pa. BRENNER, SARA JANE 9 Glen Hill, Louisville, Ky. BRICKMAN, SANFORD 8 33 Stratford, Clayton 24, Mo. BRISTOL, MARGARET ANN Water St., Foxboro, Mass. BRITT, WILLIAM ANDERSON 1300 Oakley St., Orlando, Fla. BROCK, JARRETT ERNEST Cedar Lane, Burlington, N. J. BROOK, ELIZABETH Gleason St., Delray Beach, Fla. BROOKBANK, SARAH ANN .... Route 7, Box 397, Asheboro, N. C. BROPHY, ARTHUR MICHAEL, JR. .... 13 Maynard St., Medford, Mass. BROWDER, GEORGE BLAIR 6 8 C ;7ton St., Orlando, Fla. BROWN, GUERRIE LOUISE Landoway East, Delroy Beach, Fla. BROWN, JEAN ELIZABETH 65 Lake St., Glencoe, III. BROWN, ROBERT GORDON . . . 433 Magnolia Ave., Winter Park, Fla. BROWNE, JAMES EDWARD 83- 2 59th St., Jomaico, N. Y. BUBB, CAROLE ANN Box 236, Boynton Beach, Fla. BUCHER, JOAN MURIEL . ... 270 W. Reading Way, Winter Park, Fla. BURDICK, ANGELA GUINEVERE 729 Eldridge St., Orlando, Fla. BURNS, RICHARD LYNN .... 0464 Ludlow, Huntington Woods, Mich. BURROUGHS, GEORGE MACK Rt. 5, Box 603, Orlando, Fla. BYGATE, JUDITH ELLEN . . 120 W. Hutchinson Ave., Pittsburgh 18, Po. C CALHOUN, THOMAS ORMISTON . 182 Wilmot Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. CALLOWAY, PAULINE 945 Bryn Mawr Ave., Narberth, Pa. CANALES, BEBE NELDA 406 Tophill Rd., San Antonio, Tex. CANALES, MARY VIRGINIA ... 406 Toph 77 Rd., San Antonio, Tex. CANTOR, KATHERINE VAN NOORDEN . 276 Dorset Rd., Waban, Mass. CARLISLE, CHARLES ROBERT Box 6 , Pinecastle, Fla. CARPEN TER, VIRGINIA HOWE . . . 0 7 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, III. CARROLL, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH, see Fawceff, Virginia Carroll CAYLL, JOSEPHINE 148 Swoope Ave., Winter Park, Fla. CHAPMAN, MILDRED CAMILLE . . 309 Jackson St., Brownsville, Tenn. CHERRY, ALMA LOUISE . . Wantasa Inn, Stoney Lake, Ontario, Canada CHRISMAN, GEORGE LEWIS ■ . . 1302 Raintree PI., Winter Park, Fla. CHURCH, COLEMAN FREDERICK, III . Shawnee Ave., E. Bridgewater, Mass. CLARK, CARLETON KEITH .... 3206 S. Ferncreek Dr., Orlando, Fla. CLASS, MAURICE MORRISSEY, II . 3636 6th St., N.W., Washington, D. C. COBB, DONALD LORAIN .... 442 Beverly Ave., San Leandro, Calif. COCHRANE, WILLIAM HARDEN . . 945 Lakeview Dr., Winter Park, Fla. CODY, MAURICE PATRICK . . 92 Cedar St., Brockville, Ontario, Canada COE, JEANETTE LINDA 37 Clinton Ave., Arlington, N. J. COFFIE, HOWARD BOYD, JR. Slack Rd., Athens, Tenn. COLADO, MARY ANN 7470 Glencoe Rd., Winter Park, Fla. COLLINS, RODERICK GREEN 72 Main St., Westport, Conn. COLLISON, HARRY W. 608 E. Central Ave., Orlando, Flo. CONNABLE, JOHN LEE 110 Prospect, Kalamazoo, Mich. COOKE, WILLIAM PENDLETON .... 0 6 S. Palm Ave., Orlando, Fla. COX, BARBARA ALDA 2732 N.E. 17th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. CRABB, RICHARD CARNELL, JR. . . The Bunkhouse, Scottsdale, Ariz. CRAIG, ROBERT LEE, JR 969 N.E. 5th St., Deerfield Beach, Fla. CRAWFORD, WALTER RALEIGH . . 264 Roxbury Rd., Winter Park, Fla. CRAWFORD, WAYNE LeMAY .... 54 7 Northbrook Dr., Dallas, Tex. CRECCO, MICHAEL 1140 62nd St., Brooklyn 19, N. Y. CRINIGAN, JACQUELINE ELIZABETH 2040 S. Park Ave., Springfield, III. CRISLIP, MARION STEWART . . 7057 6th Ave., N., St. Petersburg, Fla. CULBERTSON, MILO GENE 74 f. Muriel Ave., Orlando, Fla. CUNNINGHAM, TERRY THOMAS ■ . 69 0 Seminole Dr., Orlando, Fla. CURTI, JAMES FRANCIS, JR 725 5th St., Oakmont, Pa. D DAGGETT, ELIZABETH BREWSTER . • Mt. View Dr., Lewiston, N Y D ' ALEMBERTE, RICHARD WELFORD Chattachoochee, Fla. DALLANEGRA, JOSEPH PETER, JR. • ■ • 7 Cathedral Ave., Nutley, N. J. 235 DAVIES, DELLE ALLISON . . 6404 Montgomery Rd., Cincinnati 13, Ohio DAVIS, JAMES GRAHAM, JR. • ■ • 148 S.E. 7th Ave., Delray Beach, Fla. DAVIS, JOANNE EASTMAN 2525 Mulberry Ter., Sarasota, Fla. DECKER, MARTHA JANE 2 0 Rustic PI., Columbus, Ohio DeLANEY, DEBORAH KATHLEEN . . . 1420 Central St., Evanston, III. DELANY, KIT Pickens St., Joanna, S. C. DeLONG, SANDRA JUNE .... 7536 Seward Park Ave., Seattle, Wash. DERFLINGER ANN 201 17th Ave. N., St. Petersburg, Fla. DESSAU, ALISON 140 Hillside Ave., Englewood, N. J. de URESSTI, IMANOL . . . Villa Etchepherdia-B 1, Phare-Biarritz, B. P., France DiBACCO, THOMAS VICTOR 555 S. Orange Ave., Sarasota, Fia. DICKS, DARLENE JOANNE . . 2110 N. Arlington Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. DIGRE, SUZANNE MARIE P.O. Box 190, Orlo Vista, Fla. DIKE, MARY ELIZABETH Rt. 1 , Box 22, Maitland, Fla. DINGA, EDWARD MARTIN 121 Robbie Ave., Endicott, N. Y. DITTMER, THEODORE Box 4 5, Fern Park, Fla. DOAR, MARY JANE 996 Mayfield Ave., Winter Park, Fla. DOBSON, JOSEPH DAVID 209 N. Monroe Ave., Arcadia, Fla. DOLAN, THOMAS M. 673 Belleville Ave., Belleville, N. J. DORAN, JAMES PETER 5 28 Birchman Dr., Ft. Worth, Tex. DOUBLEDAY, JAMES MOFFITT, JR. . . 18 King Lane Ridgefield, Conn. DOWNS, JAN HUNT 6 6 Mariposa, Orlando, Fla. DOYLE, CHARLES BERNARD, II Box 267, Bath, Me. DRAKE, IRENE MAE ... 2864 Lakeland Pkwy., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio DREHER, THEORA FAE Rt. £2, Massillon, Oh7o DRISCOLL, MARY ELLEN .... Rothery Park, New Brunswick, Canada DRISCOLL, PAUL 89 des Erables Ave., Quebec, P. 2, Canada DUNN, SUSAN ANN Box 2321, Sarasota, Fla. DUNN, SUSAN CARY 9 0 S. Tamiami Jr., Sorosoto, Fla. DUNNILL, WILLIAM ARTHUR 115 S. Roy Ave., Northlake, III. DUNN-RANKIN, JONATHON . . . 759 Alabama Dr., Winter Park, Fla. DUNSAY, MARIAN DENISE 929 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y. DURANT, HAROLD JAMES 250 Airmount Ave., Ramsey, N. J. EAMES, DIANE ELIZABETH ... 58 5 Suncrest Dr., Miami 43, Fla. EARLE, JUDITH ANN 24275 14 Mile Rd., Birmingham, Mich. EDSALL, KATHARINE VAUGHN . . . 1828 28th Ave., Vero Beach, Fla. EGINTON, ROBERT MORRIS Matamoras, Pa. ELLWOOD, PERRY RIACH Spode Ranch, Colorado City, Tex. ELY, WILLIAM KELLER ... 426 N.E. 1st Ave., Delray Beach, Fla. ENCK, MARY ELIZABETH Countryside, Ashland, Ohio ENGLEHARDT, DOROTHY LEE .... 626 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, III. ENNIS, BARBARA JO 5 Glendale Park, Hammond, Ind. ENZ, CAROL LEE 4737 Lawn Ave., Western Springs, III. EVELYN, DOROTHY ELIZABETH ... 28 Lake D r., Winter Park, Fla. F FANTUZZI, ALBERT ANTHONY . . . Prospect St., Hawthorne, N. J. FARGO, VIRGINIA 62 2nd St. S., St. Petersburg, Fla. FARKAS, ZANETTE 3802 Crestway PI., Los Angeles 43, Calif. FATHAUER, WILLIAM FREDERICK, JR. . 8944 Bedford Rd., Northfield, Ohio FAWCETT, EDWARD SPENCER . . . 306 Rodclyfie Rd., Orlando, Fla. FAWCETT, VIRGINIA CARROLL . . 306 Radclyffe Rd., Orlando, Fla. FEHL, GEORGE GIDEON . 6 32 Mercer Cr. W ., Jacksonville 7, Fla. FEIDT, BARBARA CAROLYN . . 5 7 Williamsburg Blvd., Arlington, Va. FEISE, PATRICIA ANNE 9 Shirley Rd., Narberth, Pa. FERGUSON, FRANK WILLIAM . . 141 E. Fawsett Rd., Winter Park, Fla. FERGUSON, GEORGE WINTHROP ... 42 Tyker Rd., Belmont, Mass. FILOSOF, GUY THEOPHILE .... 840 Lenox Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. FINNEY, ROBERT WARREN 100 Ogden St., Sarasota, Fla. FISHBAUGH, RONALD LLOYD 48 5 Beach Blvd., Orlando, Fla. FISHER, FRANCES EVELYN Box 146, Avon Park, Fla. FISHER, LESLIE STEWART . . . 5254 Lebanon Ave., Philadelphia 31, Pa. FISHMAN, EVALINE JANE see McMullen, Evaline Fishman FITZGERALD, RILLA BURKE 320 N. Main, Madisonville, Ky. FLEMING, JOSEPH B , JR. 3800 Beverly Dr., Dallas, Tex. FOGARTY, SALLY SANDRA Z36Z 6th St., Sarasota, Fla. FOLGER, MEREDITH MARION Sylvan Shores, Mt. Dora, Fla. FOLKEN, DENNIS NIEL ... 2 3 Whitmoor Ter., Silver Springs, Md. FORT, ADELE BROOKS 95 Forrest Rd., Winter Park, Fla. FOSTER, EUGENE HEGEMAN ... 2 5 El Bravo Way, Palm Beach, Flo. FOY, JANE 1107 Woodland Dr., Dothan, Ala. FRENCH, MARY JANE PATRICIA ... 7 Outlook Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. FRIS, KAREN JEAN 343 Hillington Rd., Delmar, N. Y. FULENWIDER, MARY COLEMAN . 255 El Pueblo Way, Palm Beach, Fla. G GABBARD, GARY RICHARD 4 2 Newland St., Hazard, Ky. GABRIELSON, KAY JANET .... 970 Staunton Ave., Winter Pork, Fla. GALANTE, PHILIP ANTHONY . . 678 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, N. Y. GANDY, MARGARET ELIZABETH Newport, N j. GANS, JUDITH NATALIE R.F.D. , West Redding, Conn. GARCIA, GUILLERMO DEL PEDREGAL . . . Domeyko 1979, Santiago, Chile, S. A. GARDNER, ANTHONY .... Gatehouse, Strawberry Hill, Irvingron-on- Hudson, N. Y. GARDNER, LYNN NEAVLING . . Gatehouse, Strawberry Hill, Irvington-on- Hudson, N. Y. GAUDETTE, JOHN PAUL 5 Locust St., Westbrook, Me. GAVIN, JOHN DOON 35 Roseland Ter., Longmeadow, Mass. GERSON, CHARLES 57 3 Wyndale Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. GIFFORD, OTIS 644 Putnam St., Orlando, Fla. GILLIAM, MRS. MYRTICE FIELDS Box 58, Clarcona, Fla. GOIN, MARY LEE 329 Mound Ave., Jacksonville, III. GOLDFARB, GARRY E. 19 W. Central Ave., Onset, Mass. GOLDSMITH, JAMES BYRON 9 Longview Rd., Reading, Mass. GOLDSTONE, SHIRLEY HARRIET . . . 10 Forbes Blvd., Tuckahoe 7, N. Y. GRAVES, ELIZABETH LEE 46 0 North Blvd., Tampa, Fla. GRAVES, THOMAS DORLAND . .. 2 09 Henderson Dr., Orlando, Fla. GRAY, EDWARD GEORGE, JR. ... . 345 Stephens St., Belleville, N. J. GREENE, JOHN THOMAS P.O. Box 87, Willows, Calif. GRIMES ARIEL GORDON 425 Stockton Rd., Meadowbrook, Pa. GROSS, NORMAN CHARLES 283 Stephen St., Belleville, N. J. GRUBBS, THOMAS NEIL Rt. 1, Box 5-F, Maitland, Fla. GUILD, BAYARD 7 750 South St., Charles River, Mass. H HAARSTICK, ANTHONY LAINE ... 737 Arlington Rd., Narberth, Pa. HAHN, GORDON SHEPPARD ... 7965 7emp e Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. HALDEMAN, RICHARD HUESS . 437 Virginia Ct., Winter Park, Fla. HALL, FREDDIE IRENE 7434 Cumbie Ave., Orlando, Fla. HALL, MARILYN ANN . . 5243 N. Shoreland Ave., Milwaukee 17, Wis. • HALPERIN, MARY SANDRA ... 402 Airport Rd., Chapel Hill, N. C. HAMILTON, JANICE COE .... 7 20 Penn Ave. S., Winter Park, Fla. HAMMOND, KATHERINE ANN . . 448 Seymour Ave., Winter Park, Fla. HANNAH, JIMMY LEROY 375 Arizona Ave., Atlanta, Go. HARAKA, JOSEPH SAMUEL 2224 15th Ave. W., Bradenton, Fla. HARDY, WILLIAM BEALL 3575 Gulf Blvd., Pass-a-Grille, Flo. HART, RUTH ANN Chamberlain Lane, Louisville, Ky. HARTMAN, ROBERT MICHAEL . • . 2330 Forrest Rd., Winter Park, Fla. HARTSON, STANLEY GERALD Rt. 2, Box 188, Marianna, Fla. HARVEY, STUART HADLEY .... 27 Oakwood Way, Winter Park, Fla. HASKELL, NANCY A. 22 Craigie St., Cambridge, Mass. HASS, BARBARA LOUISE 75903 Rosemont, Detroit, Mich. HATTON, MOSES WELEY R.F.D. 2, Fairfax, Va. HAUPT, CHARLENE HARKNESS ... 230 Parker Rd., Elizabeth, N. J. HAY, LEIGH WADLEY 7053 Nottingham Dr., Macon, Go. HEALIS, MABEL HELEN 326 Summit Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. HELBIG, CAROL CHARLOTTE . . 208 Norwood Ave., Elberon Park, N. J. HELEOTIS, JAMES HARRY 20 Euclid Ave., Loch Arbour, N. J. HEMPHILL, JOHN BOYD 1544 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh 17, Pa. HERBLIN, WILLIAM FITTS, JR. ... . 720 Adams Dr., Maitland, Fla. 236 HERTZ, FRANCES LIETUVNIKA 9801 Harroll Ave., Treasure Island, Fla. HIATT, WILLIAM 212h W. Washington St., Winchester, Ind. HICKS, DORIS MAXINE 116 W. Norris Rd., Norris, Tenn. HILL, SUMTER BROCK, III P.O. Sox J, Maitland, Fla. HILLS, SARA 986 25ff St., Vero Beach, Fla. HINCKLEY, JILL Tin Cup Ranch, Rt. 1, Groveland, Fla. HIRSH, DIANA BARBARA 105 W. 73rd St., N. Y„ N. Y. HIRSHON, WENDY JEAN 525! Independence Ave., Riverdale, N. Y., N. Y. HITNER, LARRY MIKE 19721 N.W. 2nd PI., North Miami, Fla. HOADLEY, PETER HOWLAND ....... P.O. Box 456, Englewood, Fla HOADLEY, WILLIAM COX DALZELL . . P.O. Box 456, Englewood, Fla. HOCK, SUZANNE 420 Massachusetts Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C. HOFFMAN, JUDITH CLARE . . . 410 Ave. C N.E., Winter Haven, Fla. HOFFMAN, THOMAS HAROLD .... 274 High St., Perth Amboy, N. J. HOLBROOK, JOANNE BEVERLY .... 811 Mohawk, Dearborn, Mich. HOLMAN, RICHARD ARTHUR ■ . Siesta Club, Siestakey, Sarasota, Fla. HOOVER, PATRICIA ANN 3003 San Nicholas, Tampa, Fla. HOSE, ALEXANDER AITCHISON . 46 Pickwick Rd., Marblehead, Mass. HOTALING, EDWARD ROY, JR. . 2825 N. Westmoreland Dr., Orlando, Fla. HOWARD, JUDITH DABNEY . ... 911 Seminole Dr., Winter Park, Fla. HOWELL, BARBARA BLACKWELL Pepperidge PI., East Islip, L. I., N. Y. HOYT, LAWRENCE WILBERT, JR. Brookfield, Conn. HUDGINS, MELISSA 4011 Hillsboro Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. HULIHAN, THOMAS HAWE, JR. . . . 1700 1st St., Neptune Beach, Fla. HULL, PRESTON CHARLES 97 75 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor, N. J. HUMPHREY, ROBERT EDWARD . 53 Whitewood Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. HUNT, DONALD EUGENE .... 7577 Westchester Ave., Orlando, Fla. HUNT, SALLY OVERTON P.O. Box 487, Clermont, Fla. HUTZLER, JOEL GUTMAN DAVID, JR. . .77 Clovelly Rd., Pikesville 8, Md. HYDE, RALPH UNDERHILL, JR. 3357 StepTienson PI. N.W., Washington, D. C. I ILKO, KAREL ANN . P.O. Box 411, Plymouth Rd., Gwynedd Valley, Pa. J JACKSON, LORRAINE MARGUERITE, 707 S.f. 23rd Ave., Ft. Lauderdale Fla. JENNINGS, DOUGLAS HARRY 804 W. Yale St., Orlando, Fla. JENNINGS, JOAN 7602 Bay Rd., Sarasota, Fla. JERANE, LEE FRANK 2550 Temple Dr., Winter Park, Fla. JOHNS, NICHOLAS BRUNING ... 974 Lincoln Cir., Winter Park, Fla. JOHNSTON, HARRY JAMES 800 58t7i St., Altoona, Pa. JONES, JANET LOUISE 5640 Diversey Ave., Chicago 39, III. JONES, SUZANNE 38 Ardmore PL, Buffalo, N. Y. JORDAN, JOHN PEASE 743 Wisteria Dr., Dayton 9, Ohio JOSSELSON, JILL BETH 5 Revel Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio JUCHHEIM, ELSIE ANN 700-7 7 67 Rd., Forest Hills 75, N. Y. K KAEBLER, LYNNE ETTA 2375 McClellan Pkwy., Sarasota, Fla. KALB, BERNARD 7 733 Oxford Rd., Winter Park, Fla. KAYE, RICHARD FRED 475 W. Aldine Ave., Chicago, III. KEEN, CARY LEE 7774 Circle Rd., Ruxton 4, Md. KEENAN, MARY CHRISTINE 957 E. 22 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. KILBOURNE, JANE ELIZABETH 27 Dogwood Rd., Norris, Tenn. KIMBALL, NELSON WINSLOW, III, Bertha Pi, Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y. KING, RICHARD DAVID 876 Glendonjo Dr., Orlando, Fla. KNAPP, GERALDINE HELENE 420 Poinsettia Rd., Belleair, Fla. KOSTY, GEORGE, JR. 238 Jensen Ave., Rahway, N. J. KRAFT, ELIZABETH MAUDE ... 7 7 7 Lakewood PI., Highland Park, III. KROMER, SIDNEY ANNE 7820 Fairmount Ave., Salem, Ore. KUKUK, MONA LOU 295 E. Hail St., Bushnell, III. L LABORDE, BLANCA ROSA .... 56 Ave. Juan Colon Padilla, Arecibo, Puerto Rico LADD, CORNELIA BELLE 736 Locust St., Garden City, N. Y. LANGE, JOANNE CYNTHIA 8ox 65, Greendalc, Wis. LANGFORD, HERMAN, JR. 7845 Oak Lane, Orlando, Fla. LAPIN, SEYMOUR 112 3rd St., Stamford, Co nn LARSON, GERALD ALLYN .... 707 N. Lakeshore Rd., Lakeside, Mich. LaRUE, ROBERT GEORGE P.O. Box 51, Maitland, Fla. LASKER, DANA 5 Palisades Dr., Little Rock, Ark. LAVALLE, LAWRENCE LOUIS 45 Lenox Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. LAWLER, HAROLD JOSEPH ... 758 SoutTi End Rd., East Haven, Conn. LAWRENCE, LARADEL Hedge Hog Ho 7ow, Bradford, Pa LAYNG, ANTHONY TOBIN 345 F. 58t7i St., N. Y., N. Y LAZZARA, FLORENCE ROSALIE ... 902 Louisiana Ave., Tampa, Fla. LEARNED, RALPH HOWARD 4 Elm Ave., Norwich, Ccnn. LEAVITT, MARTHA LEE ... . 605 Great Plain Ave., Ncedham, Mass. LeCLERE, SUZANNE Oak Hill Farms, Allison Park, Pa LEECH, MARGARET KAY 2427 Cleveland Ave., S.W., Canton, Ohio LEECH, SHIRLEY ANNE . . 2427 Cleveland Ave., S.W., Canton, Ohio LEIGHTY, MARILYN 4029 W. Bancroft, Toledo 7, Ohio LEU, FRANK RUSSELL, III Abbott Martin Rd., Nashville, Tenn LeVEEN, JUDITH LOYE ... 767 Sands Pt. Rd., Port Washington, N. Y. LEWIS, WARREN FRANK 7 77 G7en Pkwy., Hamden, Conn. LIETUVNIKAS, FRANCES ALICE see Hertz, Frances Lietuvnikos LILIEN, STUART MARK 24 Paddington Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. LINDGREN, CAROL SYLVIA . . . 537 Calvin Park Blvd., Rockford, III. LOCKE, JAMES WHEELER Box 486, Lake Grove, Ore LOCKWOOD, PHYLLIS ELDRED Pine Acres, Altoona, Fla. LOHMAN, KARL LESLIE J847-C Keller Rd., Honolulu, Hawaii LONGBOTTOM, BRUCE EVERETT . . 4436 Edgewater Dr., Orlando, Fla. LONGSHORE, GEORGE CHAPMAN . . 7225 Christine Ave., Anniston, Ala. LOPEZ, JOSEPH DANIEL, JR. . . . 323 Whitehead St., Key West, Flo. LORENZEN, ROBERT HEINZ . . . 2350 Randall Rd., Winter Park, Fla. LOTT, ELMER ORLANDO, JR. 25 E. 64th, Savannah, Ga. LUBETKIN, PHILIP CHARLES . 7 75 Central Park W., N. Y. 23, N. Y. LUND, DEANNA Sun Surf Motel, Daytona Beach, Fla. LUNDSBERG, JUNE MARIE 6443 Leoti Ave., Chicago, III. M MacADAM, DAVID WALTER 909 fssex PI., Orlando, Fla. McCLUNG, ROSE MARIE 869 N.W. 1st Ave., Homestead, Fla. McCOLLESTER, KENNETH ELWIN .... 99 Centre Rd., Shirley, Mass. McDONALD, CYNTHIA MAE . . . 3892 Oakhill Dr., Birmingham, Mich. MacDONALD, GEORGE EARL R.F.D. 7, Stanley, N Y. McDONNELL, MILES CHAPLINE . Old Orchard Tr., Orchard Lake, Mich McEACHERN, JAMES DANIEL 675 Roberta Ave., Orlando, Fla. McEWAN, BRUCE 407 Peachtree Rd., Orlando, Fla. McGIVNEY, THOMAS BRIAN ... 24 N. Pleasant St., Taunton, Mass. MclNTIRE, BARBARA JOY 2724 Central Grove, Toledo, Ohio MacKECHNIE, JOHN PETER 7 70 Bellevue Ave., Summit, N. J. McKEEVER, MARY Wood awn Manor, R.F.D. 3, Rickville, Md. MacKENZIE .CAROLE CHRISTINE ... 725 Winne Rd., Delmar, N. Y. MacLELLAND, JOAN ETHYL .... 327 E. 43rd St., N. Y. 17, N. Y. McLEOD, HARRY RONALD .... 6492 Little Falls Rd., Arlington, Va. McMULL EN, EVALINE FISHMAN 72 Windley Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada McMULLEN, ROBERT ARTHUR 72 W ' nd7ey Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Can. McPHERSON, JUDITH EILEEN ... 55 River Rd. Ter., Alexandria, Va. McSWEENEY, CAROL LOUISE . . 204 Green Castle Ave., Temple Ter., Tampa, Fla. MACK, JOAN PATTERSON 205 Berkley Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. MAIN, VICTOR WILLIAM 769 Rector St., Perth Amboy, N. J. MAINWARING, KAY INEZ ... 2829 LeClaire St., Davenport, Iowa MANCHESTER, KATHERINE 726 Farwell Dr., Madison, Wis. MANVILLE, NANCY LEE 637 Burns, Flossmoor, III. MAPLES, STEWART MATHEWS .... 750 King St., Port Chester, N. Y. MARKSON, JANET CAROL . 7436 Ponce de Leon Dr., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. MARLING, MARY ROBERTA ... 674 Farwell Dr., Madison 4, Wis. MARTIN, BOBBIE JANE 407 Crescent Ave., Greenville, S. C. MARTIN, DAVID F. 7294 Richmond Rd., Winter Park, Fla. 2:i7 MARTINDALE, MARTIN LEE R.R. , Vincennes, Ind. MASON, WILLIAM LAWRENCE, JR. . . . Bond Aye., Lavallette, N. J. MASTERSON, JILL FRANCES • ■ Hillbrook Estate, Chagrin Falls, Ohio MAUK, FRED STEWART 2524 Roxbury Rd., Winter Park, Fla. MAUK, MARY SUSAN 2524 Roxbury Rd., Winter Park Fla. MEAD, BARBARA JEAN 3440 Gulf Mead Dr., Sarasota, Fla. MELL, MIRIAM ANDRESS ... 730 Toyopo Dr., Pacific Palisades, Calif. MENDELL, SETH FREEMAN 178 Ward Dr., Winter Park, Fla. MENSING, JEAN MARGUERITE . ... 206 Detmar Dr., Winter Park, Fla. METTE ' , JOHN CHARLES 26 4 Harrison St., Orlando, Fla. MILAM, GEORGE WALTON, JR. . . 4844 Apache Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. MILBURN, JANICE LUCK 2 5 North Ave., Warwick, Va. MILLER, LILLIAN EDWARDS ■ Parkview Apts. D-54, Harrisburg, Pa. MILLER, SHIRLEY ANN 23 5 18th St. S., St. Petersburg, Fla MILLICAN, JOHN CAMPBELL 4 7 Emmett, Palatka, Fla. MINTZ, LOWELL ALBERT 820 Hillcrest Ave., Orlando, Fla. MITCHELL, DEAN ARNOLD 524 Vern Dr., Orlando, Fla. MITCHELL, JACQUES A., ill . . . Hardscrabble Rd., Chappaqua, N. Y. MOFFATT, MILES REES, III • ■ 266 Snell Isle Blvd., St. Petersburg, Fla. MOODY, RA NILUS, JR. Citra, Fla. MOORE, BARBARA CUTLER . . 1318 34th St., N.W., Washington 7, D. C. MOREHOUSE, TERRY BRYAN, JR. ... . 3637 N. Orange Blossom Jr., Orlando, Fla. MORRIS, THOMAS EDWARD 211 Essex Rd., Kenilworth, III. MULLAN, LAWRENCE ANTHONY ... 80S E. Livingston, Orlando, Fla. MULSON, JOSEPH FRANCIS Box 128, Longwood, Flo. MURPHY, JOANNE ALICE .... 7634 Brookline Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. MURRAY, SUSAN LEE 800 Covington Rd., Birmingham, Mich. MUSSELWHITE, GLADYS CAROLYN , 208 N. Summerlin St., Orlando, Fla. MUVDI, ROBERTO Apartado Aereo -9 2, Barranquilla, Colombia, S. A. MYERS, MAR. ' ORIE ANN 1014 N.E. 1st Ave., Homestead, Fla. N NEAL, ROBERT MARSHALL . . . 5502 Waterbury Rd., Des Moines, Iowa NEAVLING, LYNN K see Gardner, Lynn Neavling NELSON, ANNE THATCHER Longwood, Fla. NEUNDORF, ROMA ROSEMARY . . 497 Sammon Ave., Toronto, Ont., Can. NEWTON, JEANNE FRANKLIN . 7 3 W. Morse Blvd., Winter Park, Fla. NICKEL, WILLIAM FREDERICK . • . 250 Co ege Pt., Winter Park, Fla. OEHNE, FORD ELAM 323 S. Orange Ave., Sarasota, Fla. OETJEN, LEROY HENRY, JR. P.O. Box 66, Leesburg, Fla. OGILVIE, GWYNVA FRANCIS ■ ■ 574 Orchard Lane, Winnetka, III. OLIVER, ROBERTA TEEL .... 3704 Porter St., N.W., Washington, D. C. O ' LOUGHLIN, RICHARD PAUL THOMAS 42 Crest Dr., So. Orange, N. J OLSEN, ARLYN RAE, see Potter, Arlyn Olsen OPDYKE, JOHN LINFORD, JR. R.D. 7, Flemington, N. J. OTIS, ELIZABETH 732 Chicago Ave., Evanston, III. OVERSTREET, EDGAR PARKER, JR. . 305 Carolina Ave., Winter Park, Fla. P PACE, BILLY JAMES 70 Lewis St., Canton, N. C. PAHEL, KENNETH RONALD . . 504 N. Burrowes St., State College, Pa. PAIVA, RONALD LOUIS 78 Concord Ave., Somerville 43, Mass. PARKER, PATRICIA JEAN ... 727 Country Club Lane, South Bend, Ind. PATTERSON, WILLIAM BRYAN, III, 2000 Delaware Ave., Pittsburgh 18, Pa. PATTON, ANN ELIZABETH . ... 227 N. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando, Fla. PATTON, ROBERT MORRIS Rt. 2, Box 1, Maitland, Fla. PERZIA, ANTOINETTE KATHLEEN . 82 La Doga Ave., Tampa, Fla. PETERMAN, BETTY JANE . . Eagle Lake, South Side, Edwordsburg, Mich. PFLUG, JOSEPH LYNN, II . . 405 E. New England Ave., Winter Park, Fla. PHILIPSON, DOROTHY ANNE . . . 1440 E. Ewing Ave., South Bend, Ind. PHILLIPS, LYMAN ALFRED, JR. ... . 2602 Iroquois Ave., Sanford, Fla PLACAK, CAROLYN FORD fiox 246, Tryon, N. C. PLETZ, ROBERT GUNNERSON . . . 3202 Sheridan Rd., Chicago 13, III. POELLEIN, JOHN ALFRED 808 Palm Dr., Orlando, Fla POLAND, JUNE ELAINE Kurtz Rd., Rt. 3, McLean, Vo POLSON, MARION ELLA 705 Eastwood Ave., Ithaca, N. Y PONTIOUS, ANN LORRAINE Oakbrook Rd., Hinsdale, III POTTER, ARLYN OLSEN 740 S. Edgewood St., Apt. 481 Arlington 4, Va POTTER, RICHARD ARTHUR 1401 S. Edgewood St., Apt. 481 Arlington 4, Va POWELL, DANIEL JACK, JR. 727 W. Stetson, Orlando, Fla PRATT, ROBERT H. 7557 Via Tuscany, Winter Park, Fla PREECE, JOHN DUBAC 742 Highland Rd., Winter Park, Fla PREISCH, WILLIAM WALLACE . . 520 Hibiscus Ave., Winter Park, Flo PRICE, MRS. VELMA FIELDS ... 702 N. Shore Ter., Orlando, Fla PRIEB, PRISCILLA 7703 G St., Fairbury, Neb PRIESTER, LESLIE LEE 2507 39th St., Meridian, Miss PROVO, WADE ARDEN 935 12th St. N., St. Petersburg, Fla RACINE, CHARLES EDWARD 2425 Bexford Rd., Toledo, Okie REED, JOHN DAVID 200 Cuttriss PI., Park Ridge, III REED, J. SUZANNE Main St., Vanderbilt, Pa RIAL, PAMELA MOLLY 45 Capen Blvd., Buffalo, N. Y RICE, JOHN EDWARD .... 1228 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Park, Fla RICH, MARIAN MERCEDES .... 230 Swoope Ave., Winter Park, Fla RICHARD, DENNIS EUGENE 720 Wenona St., Ocala, Fla RICHARDSON, ANNE ..... 325 S. Dawson Ave., Columbus 9, Ohi RICHMOND, TRUMAN ROBERT . 932 Minnesota Ave., Winter Park, Fla RIDDLE, DOLORES ANN Abingdon, Va RIGGS, SUSAN DUQUE .... 7427 Marengo Ave., New Orleans, La ROBERTS, EARLENE 42 3rd St., Atlantic Beach, Fla ROBERTSON, ROXANNA ILIA 6626 Dickens St., Dallas, Text ROBINSON, SALLIE TAYLOR see Torrey, Sallie Robinsor ROBINSON, SUZANNE ... 437 Springfield Pike, Wyoming 15, Ohii ROGERS, JEANNE ANTOINETTE, see Tauscher, Jeanne Rogers. ROHRSCHEIB, NANCY ANNE ... 557 Bradley Blvd., Bethesda, Md ROMANO, FRANCES DRUSA . 525 N. Lakeside Dr., Lake Worth, Fla ROSS, ADA LEWIS Bellewood Rd., Anchorage, Ky ROSS, ROBERT ELWOOD, JR. . . . 2110 Jefferson St., Springfield, Ohi. ROW, CORDELIA ... 224 Bal Bny Dr., Bal Harbour, Miami Beach, Fla ROWLAND, JERALD DUANE 62 Indiana Ave., Orlando, Fla ROWLAND, MARY DIANE 7 502 N.E. 7th Ave., Miami, Fla RUBINSTEIN, SALLIE 24 Walnut St., Salem, N. J RUDDY, RICHARD DAVID 649 Jaques Ave., Rahway, N. J RUGGLES, JACK LYLE 2735 Northridge Dr., Springfield, Ohi. RUTHERFORD, FRANCES ANN . . . Carlisle Country Club, Carlisle, Pa s SALYER, DON ADDISON 424 Kentucky Ave., St. Cloud, Fla SAMUELS, MICHAEL JAY 440 Park Ave., N. Y., N.Y SANDERS, ELIZABETH ANN Box 156, Killarney, Fla SANDS, MARY LEE 760 Sout ? St., Northampton, Mass SAYLORS, JOHN EDWARD 990 Oakhurst, Winter Park, Fla SCHLEY, STURGES BELSTERLING 23 E. 74th St., N. Y„ N. Y SCHUDER, ROBERT FRANKLIN, 5454 Alexandersville Rd., Dayton 9, Ohi SCHWARZ, KATHERINE SCHERER . 705 Ridgelawn Ave., Hamilton, Ohi SCUDDER, CHARLES ALEXANDER 920 Baxter St., Athens, Ga SEABROOK, ROGER MACK B ox 470, Elmer, N. J SERUMGARD, MARY KAREN . . 2645 S. 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TAYLOR, ANN JOHNSON, 625 Yeoman St., Washington Court House, Ohio TAYLOR, KENNETH CHARLES, 207 Normandy Ave., New Smyrna Beach, Fla. TAYLOR, SANDRA ELIZABETH .871 Bay Espanade, Clearwater, Fla. TAYLOR, TOBEY County Rd., Cataumet, Mass. TAYLOR, WINFIELD, JR. Mt. Kisco, N. Y. TERPAK, RONALD JOHN . . . 364S Watson Blvd., Johnson City, N. Y. THOMPSON, FRANK JACKSON ... 464 Chase Ave., Winter Park, Fla. THOMPSON, LORRAINE KAELBER . . 464 Chase Ave., Winter Park, Fla. TIBBALS, ROSANNE WALLACE 96 Forrer Rd., Dayton 9, Ohio TICE, MARTHA 2760 Abington Rd., Columbus, Ohio TICKNER, EDWARD HERBERT Rt. 1, Box 39, Kissimmee, Fla. TIPTON, JO ANDERSON Rt. 2, Louisville, Tenn. TOBIAS, JUDITH 21 Gadsden St., Charleston, S. C. TODD, PATSY ANN 2110 Fawsett Rd., Winter Park, Fla. TODRES, ALBERT FREDRICK 7347 48th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. TORREY, SALLIE ROBINSON 3465 Ridgewood Ave., Apt. -100, Montreal, Quebec, Canada TOWNLEY, TYLER 60 E. 20 St., N. Y., N. Y. TOWNSEND, ROBERT LAYTON, JR. . . . 23 Swoop Ave., Maitland, Fla. TRAYLOR, CHARLES WARREN . . 1811 S.E. 14th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. TRISMEN, RICHARD FREDERICK . . . 121 Detmar Dr., Winter Park, Fla. TROY, JOHN HENRY, II Trot Lane, New Rochelle, N. Y. TRUE, SALLY ANNE 628 W. 23rd Ave., Spokane, Wash. TUGGLE, KARLEEN 42 Livingston Dr., Charlotte, N. C. TURNEY, LINDA TRIMBLE .... 5 7 S. Ashland Ave., La Grange, III. TYLER, BETTY FAYE 779 Kooler Cr., Fayetteville, N. C. U UNDERWOOD, FRANK ROOSEVELT 124 E. Pork, Gilman, III. USSEGLIO, ROBERT JAMES 78 Marshall St., Winthrop, Mass. V VANCHO, NICHOLAS GEORGE, JR. . 808 Mclntire Ave., Winter Park, Fla. VENEZIA, ALDO 25 Tribunal Federal, Lausanne, Switzerland VEVERA, DAVID MICHAEL 673 Highland Ave., Orlando, Fla. VICK, WILMA LOUISE 409 S.E. 2nd, Fairfield, III. VINCENT, DONNA LOUISE . . . 437 Chase Ave., Winter Park, Fla VOELKER, DEIDRE JENE 7087 Lincoln Rd., Columbus, Ohio VOSS, SHARON LOU 268 N. Monroe Ave., Oshkosh, Wis. W WADSWORTH, KATHRYN ANITA, 138 S. 10th Ave , Jacksonville Beach, Fla. WAITE, BENJAMIN MOSELEY ... Z 46 Via Capri, Winter Park, Fla. WALKER, WEBSTER UPSON, JR., 239 Collingwood Rd., Bridgeport 4, Conn. WALLACE, ROBERT LAVERNE ... 5424 Kenmore Lane, Orlando, Fla WALN, NICHOLAS ROBERT . 3 20 Martha Custis Dr., Alexandria, Va. WARD, CAMMA ELEANOR . 2022 N. Greenway Dr., Coral Gables, Fla. WARD, WILLIAM JOSEPH, III 2022 N. Greenway Dr., Coral Gables, Fla. WARDEN, CHARLES GWYN ... 456 Chose Ave., Winter Park, Fla WARREN, BERTRAM CLARK . . 45 Canoe Brook Pkwy., Summit, N J WASHBURN, MARIE Oak Hill Farms, Allison Park, Pa. WATROUS, WARD WESTON, III .... 22 Lincoln Ave., Chatham, N. J. WATSON, RICHARD RAYMOND . 776 Westlake Rd., Canandaiqua, N. Y. WEBSTER, VIRGINIA ANN R.F.D. -2, Brunswick, Ohio WEIL, MARIANNE 4235 Rose Hill Ave., Cincinnati 29, Ohio WEISMAN, CHARLES MAZOR . 24 7 W. Kings Way, Philadelphia 31, Pa. WELLENKAMP, CYNTHIA NAN . . 77 Highview Ave., Bernardsville, N. J. WELLS, EUGENE LAMI 3862 Pershing Ave., Orlando, Fla. WELLS, GOVERNOR THOMAS ... 4250 Emeraldo Rd., Orlando, Fla. WEST, NANCY LOVELACE . 203 Lakeshore Dr., Daytona Beach, Fla. WHEELER, MELVILLE BAILEY ford Lane, Old Greenwich, Conn. WHIPPLE, BILLIE JO 4075 Fern Wood, Houston, Tex. WILKINSON, FRANCES ANN 22 5 E. Aloha, Seattle, Wash. WILKINSON, JOAN .... 33 Knoll Lane, Roslyn Heights, L. I, N Y WILLIAMS, DAVID JEFFERYS . . 7740 7 fh Ave. N., Lake Worth, Fla. WILLIAMS, KARIN JANE 202 W. Florida Ave., Urbana, III. WILLIAMS, RICHARD RHINER . . 131 Canton Ave., Winter Park, Fla. WILLIS, FRANK RUSSELL Rt. 5, Box 539, Pensacola, Fla WILSON, DAVID RENFROE .... 20 Bay View Dr., St. Augustine, Fla. WILSON, DYAN ELLIOTT, 22 Woodmonf Rd., Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. WILSON, JOHN STAFFORD ... 453 S. Ogden St., Buffalo 6, N. Y vVILSON, MRS. MARGARET BANFILL . 7870 Chamberlin St., Orlando, Fla. vVILSON, NANCYLEE 9520 Frazier Dr., Rocky River, Ohio WILSON, PAMELA FLEMING ... 2222 Stackhouse Dr., Yardley, Pa. WINDOM, TOWNE WHITE 34 Ho t Ave., Winter Park, Fla. WINGERTER, JOSEPH ALVA 66 f. Jackson, Orlando, Fla. WOLFE, FRANCIS MARVIN 35 Kent St., Hartford, Conn. WOLFLIN, FAIN 2200 Parker, Amarillo, Tex. WOLL, PHYLLIS IRENE ... 3600 Rittenhouse St., Washington, D. C. WOOD, LEONARD VICTOR 4540 W. 149th St., Midlothian, III. WOODS, JOY ELIZABETH 1231 Via Salerno, Winter Park, Fla. WORKS, BARBARA LEE R.R. 2, Albion, III. WRIGHT, DOROTHY HAYES 30 Park Rd., Portsmouth, Vo. WRIGHT, MARY KATHRYN .... 705 Miller Ave., Winter Park, Fla. WRISLEY, MRS. LAMAR HARPER ... 4 6 8ode St., Orlando, Fla. WYMAN, BARBARA MAE .... 72 Country Club Lane, Wellingford, Pa. YORK, SUSAN ELIZABETH 343 Brantford Rd., Toledo 6, Ohio ZELLWEGER, CAROLE ETTA . . U. S. Rubber Co., Box 871, Joliet, III. ZUMFT, ROBERT KURT McLAREN Setauket, L. I., N. Y. 239 a rag o al§ Original layouts, distinctive typography and sparkling reproduction that give your annual the luxurious appearance impossible to obtain by standard layout, mass-production methods. of i i o TRINITY PLACE iTUR. GEORGIA ADVERTISERS The Alabama Anderson ' s Gateway Restaurant Bonnie Jean ' s The Chimes J. C. Clancy Photographers Cyri-Lee Denmark Sporting Goods Company Eve Proctor Florida Bank and Trust Company Frances Slater Freddie ' s Steak House Gibbs Louis ' The Golden Cricket Ivey ' s ot Orlando Lohr Lea Miler ' s Hardware Store Mt. Vernon Inn O ' Brien ' s Pharmacy Park Avenue Lounge Photographic Center Ramsdell ' s Dispensing Opticians The Rexall Store The Seminole Sugar Plum Shoppe Surtees Jewelers Suydam ' s Swetman Travel Service, Inc. Taylor ' s Pharmacy Winter Park Insurance Co. The Winter Park Land Co. Winter Park Laundry DOC ' S O ' Brien ' s Pharmacy Complete Drug Store Service NEILL O ' BRIEN Serving You For 15 Years Prescriptions, Drugs, Fountain Luncheonette HELENA RUBENSTEIN AND OTHER NATIONALLY KNOWN COSMETICS Sundries Phone 46101 , Photo by Sandy Hose Jenny Lou models a cool spring cotton print. £cmie Jeah J Photo t Sandy Hose fudy Strite helps Leslie Lee Priester choose frames from Ramsdell ' s large selection. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED GLASSES DVPLICATED KnoWel Professional Building Phone 42821 Ant Lanz Originals Haymaker Sportswear David Crystal Ceil Chapman Bi ' ti Barrack Jerry Parnes Schiaparelli Capezio Shoes I V Lovely Priscilla Steele in the Chapel garden. For Young Fashion in Proctor Centre Winter Park M t. Vernon I n n Mt. Vernon Inn — Member of Quality Court United J Photo by Sandy Host- Five minutes from downtown Winter Park, Ten minutes north from downtown Orlando • 36 rooms — 36 baths — Lounge • Air Conditioned • Privote Swimming Pool • Phones in All Rooms • Morrison ' s Imperial House Restaurant directly across Street 110 South Orlando Avenue Winter Park, Florida Phone 4-8701 The Davises TAYLOR ' S PHARMACY W. J. Taylor, Reg. Ph. Carl Fuhrer Dial 43701 102 Park Avenue, North WINTER PARK, FLORIDA - SWETMAN TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. Foreign and Domestic Travel Consultants EDWARD HUTSON Manager 401 Park Avenue North Winter Park, Florida Phone — 53431 25 Bank Services for You YOUR Home Owned and Managed Bank provides these Convenient and Economical services in its New and Commodious Banking Home, located at the corner of Park and New England Avenues in Winter Park ... If not already a customer you are invited to make the Florida Bank and Trust Company your banking home. A Complete Trust Depar tment FLORIDA BANK and TRUST COMPANY WINTER PARK, FLORIDA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION aim .1 1 i V Photo by Sandy Hose From many fine leather goods, Linda Turney and Susu Dunn select a gift for a friend. 345 Park Ave., N. — Proctor Centre Winter Park THANK YOU, AND WITH VERY BEST WISHES. J. C. CLANCY toaraphers 531 North Orange Avenue Phone 3-3867 Orlando, Florida nter Park Insurance Co, 124 Park Avenue South Winter Park, Florida Phone 6-2881 Thirza Fluno Btsson H. W. Barnum Dependable Real Estate Sales and Service Since 1904 The Winter Park Laiul Co. 124 Park Avenue South Winter Park, Florida Park Avenue Lounge V Phntn by Sandy Hose I Corol Lee admires the matching bracelet of the attractive set she is modeling. GIFT SHOP 208 S. Park Avenue Phone 3-2981 Winter Park, Florida The Seminole In the best residential section of Winter Park, the Seminole offers highest standards of American plan operation at attractive rates. Elevator, steam heat and room telephone. Sun deck. Excep- tional grounds and surroundings. Ad- jacent to golf course. Automatic sprink- ler system. J. S. Foley, manager. The Hotel Alabama WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Comfortable, gracious living ' in an atmosphere combining- the best of the old with the best of the new . . . ten acres of wooded park, orange grove, and gardens of azaleas and camellias border- ing beautiful Lake Maitland ... an attractive range of rates, with special inducements to those making a lengthy sojourn. Operated for the past twenty-two years by the same ownership- management. For further information, communicate with: MR. AND MRS. HENRY SCHENCK, Proprietor-Managers Photo hj Sandy Hose Carol Stroll models a smart off-the-shoulder semi-formal dress. eci Your Shopping Center for Fine Quality and Smart Fashion for over 60 Years m y Ail feu V.T « PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTER WILL SHOCKLEY PHONE 54571 527 Park Avenue South WINTER PARK Denmark Sporting Goods Company 149 North Main Phone 5-2525 Orlando, Florida ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR ROLLINS Distributors for RAWLINGS — SPAULDING — OIT — SPOT-BILT £teak HouM Since 1940 Central Florida ' s Only Steak House Highway 17-92 Fern Park Gateway to Fine Food Phone 39201 Anderson ' s Gateway Restaurant AIR CONDITIONED Drive-ln and Dining Room Service 1251 S. Orange Ave. — Winter Park, Florida Edwin Anderson — Prop. N. J. O ' Leary — Asst. Mgr. The Rexall Store 216 E. Park SODAS SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS Phones 44401 - 38563 W. B. EDWARDS, JR. E. R. HIGHTOWEF I ' hoto by Sandy Ho Rosie Tibbals is ready for a day ' s outing in her light cotton dress from Slaters. JrahceJ £later • LINGERIE e HOSIERY • SWIM AND BEACHWEAR by Catalina • BLOUSES • SWEATERS 9 HERB FARM PERFUMES KnoWel Building corner Knowles and Welbourne Muffy has no laundry problems with the Winter Park Laundry only two blocks from campus WINTER PARK LAUNDRY 161 W. FAIRBANKS AVE. KNITTING IS FUN FREE INSTRUCTIONS -7 , NEEDLECRAFT oe S SHOPPE Owner — Valere Kennedy Herbine Best Quality Yarns Accessories and Style Books Greneda Court 1 14-A Park Avenue, S. Winter Park, Fla. Phone 49131 I ' hntu liy SillHh Hi Lee Beard models smart spring fashions for SUYDAM ' S, Winter Park ' s newest clothier, located in the Plaza of the Hotel Langford. a mi- MILLER ' S HARDWARE STORE 147 West Fairbanks WINTER PARK Look for the Clock in front of •Hi 308 Park Ave. So Winter Park W TVfa ' fi t .. WHv Jj?IflS Mr. Surtee appraises a ring for Ann Index G A e n A a m i 28-57 C nmmn Phi Rptn 152-153 Administrotion 10-27 General Reeves Essay and Oratorical Contest 103 240-247 German Club 122 After Chapel Club . ... 142 Golf 188-189 Alpha Omega Club 170-171 Alpha Phi 146-147 H Alumni Association 26-27 82-131 . • 98-101 ... 39 Annie Russell Theatre 125-127 Konoraries . 118-120 Art 36-37 I B Independent Men 172-173 Baseball 190-193 Independent Women 174-175 Basketball 178-180 Infirmary 25 Beanery .... 24 123 Bookstore ... 25 194-199 Business ... 33 K Buildings 19, 56-57 154-155 Kappa Alpha Order C 156-157 Canterbury Club . ... 143 Kappa Kappa Gamma 158-159 Chapel 132-143 • - - 119 Chapel Choir 134 Knowles Memorial Chapel 132-143 Chapel Chest Drive 138-139 L ( hnn.pl fnff 1 161-162 Lrmbda Chi Alpha 1 k ina 1 cnorc 1 XI 38 148-149 Libra 118 Clubs 121 124 22-23 Library ... 52 Community Service . . . .143 M 181-185 Maintenance 24 Men ' s R Club 123 D Music 49 Delta Chi 150-151 O Omicron Delta Kappa 118 E O O. 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O 119 .... 52 Operation Bootstrap 53-55 34-35 Orientation 60, 70,71 Entering Students 61-69 p r F i Faculty . . . 30-32 Fiesta 1 1 7 117 Patrick Gnd Orlando Air Force Bases . . 53-55 Flamingo . ... 107 Personnel Index 249-250 Florida Citizenship Clearing House . ... 103 Phi Beta 119 Fox Day .... 81 Phi Mu 162-163 French Club . ... 122 Phi Society 118 Freshman Show 96 97 Photographic Department 50-51 Future Teachers of America . . . . ... 124 Physical Education . 46-47 Pi Beta Phi 164-165 Pi Gamma Mu 120 Placement Bureau 26 Post Office 25 Publications Union 107 R R Book 107 Resident Heads 20-21 Returning Students 72-80 Rollins Players 124 Rollins Radio Artists 124 Rollins Scientific Society 121 Rush 84-85 S Sandspur 108-109 Science 40-41 Seniors 200-234 Shakespeareana 104-105 Sigma Nu 166-167 Social Groups 144-175 Social Sciences 42-43 Sports 176-199 Student Center 24 Student Council 86-87 Student Directory 235-239 Student Music Guild 121 Student Index 251-254 Students 58-80 Studio Club 121 T Talent Night 89 Tennis 186-187 Theatre Arts 44-45 Theta Alpha Phi 120 Tomokan 110-111 Trustees 14-15 V Vespers Committee 140 W Who ' s Who 86 Women ' s R Club 123 W P R K 48 X X Club 168-169 Z Zeta Alpha Epsilon 120 248 Personnel Index A Adolfs, Miss Clara 137, 142, 143 Allen, Prof. Donald S 30, 120, 124 Anderson, Mr. Arthur J 30, 37, 121 Arnold, Mrs. Cleo 23 B Baker, Mrs. Irene B 20 Bertine, Mr. Harry M., Jr 30 Blasdick, Mrs. Henry J 23 Bradley, Prof. U. T 30, 39, 60, 183 Brown, Mrs. Charles A., Jr 20 Burke, Mrs. R. H 21 C Caldwell, Mr. Hoisted W, Jr 25 Campbell, Prof. Angela 30, 38, 53 Carlo, Mr. Alphonse 30, 49 Carr, Mrs. Daniel J 16 Carroll, Prof. Donald W. . . 30, 119, 120, 121 Carter, Prof. John 30 Cartwright, Mr. George C 24 Cartwright, Mr. George H 24 Charmbury, Prof. Walter 30 Constable, Prof. William A 52 Copeland, Mr. Norman . . .30, 47, 186, 187 Crane, Mrs. William H 25 Crossley, Mrs. M. William 16 D Darrah, Dean Theodore S. . . 31, 136, 142, 143 Day, Dean Jean W 16, 86, 197, 123 Dean, Prof. Nina 31, 118 Dearing, Prof. Peter . . . 31, 45, 71, 120, 169 Dorsett, Prof. Wilbur 31, 81, 127 Dorsey, Miss Sara Jane . . . 31 , 46, 1 1 8, 194 Drinkwater, Prof. Geneva .... 31, 39, 120 Dunwody, Mrs. Jean 22 E Eastwood, Miss Cynthia W 18, 118 Eberle, Mrs. Frederic 22 Evans, Prof. A. Ross 31, 33, 107 F Fairchild, Miss Ruth 16, 85, 1 18 Farrar, Mrs. Charles B 18 Fischer, Prof. Rudolph 31, 38, 122 Fitzgerald, Mrs. Margaret 20 Fort, Prof. William E., Jr 31, 42 French, Dean Sidney J 13, 70 Frutchey, Mr. Marcus P., Jr 31, 124 G Gattis, Mrs. Reid W 13 Gavin, Mrs. Thomas E 13 Gleason, Mrs. Harold 31, 137 Goodwin, Mrs. J. H 18 Gormsen, Prof. Svend T 31, 41, 52, 120 Graham, Mrs. Meredith R 22, 23 Granbcrry, Prof. Edwin P 31 Grand, Prcf. Eugenie 31, 38, 122 Gray, Mrs. W. Breathitt, Jr 18 Greenfield, Prof. Robert W., 2, 31, 107, 110, 120 Greenhut, Prof. Melvin L 26, 31, 52 Gregg, Mr. James 24 H Hanna, Prof. Alfred Jackson 13, 31 Hansen, Mrs. Alice McBride 22 Hanson, Mr. Paul E 31, 35 Hellwege, Prof. Herbert E 31, 40 Holroyd, Miss Margaret 22 Horrigan, Mr. Patrick H 31, 44 Howard, Mrs. Royle D 13 Hufstader, Prof. Robert . . . 31, 49, 102, 137 Huntington, Mr. Lyman B. . .5, 31, 50, 51, 110 J Johnson, Prof. Franklyn A 31, 42, 103 Johnson, Mrs. Mildred L 16 lohnston. Dr. Walter B 25 Justice, Dean Joseph, 16, 81, 86, 118, 123, 190, 191 K Kelly, Mrs. James A., Jr 31 Kent, Mrs. B. A 27 Kirk, Mr. Raymond L 27 Knight, Mrs. J. K 31, 38 Koehler, Miss Dorothy 1 17, 118 Koontz, Mrs. Lloyd 31, 34 L Lehman, Mrs. Rodney J 13 Leland, Mrs. Leslie P 20 Lewis, Mr. Gordon F. . . . 31, 43, 52, 170, 171 Lewton, Dr. Frederick L 23 Linck, Mrs. C. Earl 21 Lively, Mrs. Morris U 21 Lowrie, Prof. S. Gale 31, 103 Lyle, Miss Chloe M 17, 100 Lyle, Miss A. Leona 17 M McDowall, Prof. Jol n W 31 McKean, President Hugh F., 12, 25, 30, 42, 60, 70, 81, 88, 100, 101, 146 Magoun, Prof. Flora L 31, 33, 120 Mahoney, Mrs. Olive E 23 Mays, Mr. Charles E 24 Mendell, Prof. Charles S„ Jr. 32, 34, 71, 143 Merrill, Miss Emily R 26 Mutispaugh, Mr. Harold 18 N Nelson, Prof. Mary J 32 Nicholas, Miss Edith 25 Northey, Miss Delia F 23 Nyimicz, Prof. Daniel .... 32, 46, 178, 189 O Ortmayer, Prof. Constance 32, 36, 37 P Packham, Prof. Audrey L 120, 124 Patton, Miss M. Janet 32, 118, 194 Payne, Mrs. Robert F 20 Peeples, Mr. Fleetwood D 32, 47, 70 Peterson, Prof. Florence 32 Plummer, Miss Elizabeth A 25 R Reid, Mrs. E L 20 Rich, Mr. John 18 Rockwood, Mrs. Ralph K 21 Rogers, Miss Margaret S 21 Rosazza, Prof. Ross 32 Ross, Prof. John S 32, 120 Rowland, Prof. Richard C 32, 34 Russell, Prof. Jomes H 32, 43 S Saute ' , Prof. George 18, 32, 118 Scott, Mr. Malcolm F 18 Shelton, Mr. W. Roy, Sr 32, 53 Shor, Prof. Bernice C 32 Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Shepherd 23 Smith, Prof. Rhea Marsh 32, 39, 100 Stock, Prof. Irvin 32, 35, 107 Stone, Prof. Wendell C. . . 13, 32, 42, 140 Swanson, Miss Jane 22 Suydam, Mr. Henry S 32, 46 T Tarabochia, Mrs. Alfonso L 18 Thomas, Prof. Dan A. . . . 32, 107, 120, 121 Tiedtke, Mr. John M 15, 16 V van Boecop, Prof. Colette 32, 38, 122 Vestal, Prof. Paul A 32, 40, 120, 142 Vincent, Mr. Donald C 17 W Waite, Prof. Alexander 32 Ward, Mr. Frederic H 16 Weber, Mrs. Albert H 20 Welsh, Prof. Charles A 33 Wilson, Prof. Roy A 32, 41, 120 Wise, Mrs. Stanley R 20 Witherell, Mrs. Robert E 13, 122 Wretman, Mrs. Madeleine 20 Wright, Mrs. J. Danforth 20 Wright, Mrs. L. E 21 Y Yarbrough, Mrs. E. C 25 Yessin, Mr. Gerson 32 Z Zeigler, Mrs. J. E 32, 46 249 Student Index A Blakely, Jennie Lou 73, 158 AO in ' ina Abbott, Rainey 61, 157 Blum, Judy . . 62, 164, 165 Collison, Harry 69 Abendroth, Joan 41, 61, 96, 124, 134, 143, 158 Boardman, Lee . ... 49, 73, 122, 134, 162 Connable, John 74,173 Bollinger, Conrad, 62, 87, 97, 140, 142, 143, 150 Cooke, Bill . . . 62, 122, 154 Ackerman, Paul, Bonatis, Jim ■ ■ 62, 150 Cox, Barbara . . 70,89,153,208 2, 41, 51, 73, 106, 110, 111, 121, 122, 150 Borders, Corky . ... 73, 106, 129, 143, 166 Crabb, Dick . . . 62,150 Adams, Judy . . . 73, 109, 122, 143, 148, 149 Boulware, Marijo 73, 162 Craig, Bob . . . 62,168,188,189 Adams, Mrs. Marie 124, 203 Bowers, Ann, 44, 49, 73, 118, 119, 121, 134, 158 Crawford, Walt 166,209 Adams, Pete, K r w n r c. im 62 1 62 Crawford, Wayne 62, 143, 165 45, 73, 104, 124, 126, 127, 140, 143, 166 BowiTion, Dove 77 RA 177 177 Crecco, Mike . . . . 45,74,105,114,126,168 Aguero, Elina . 61, 95, 122, 134, 170, 171, 175 Knvl Innn 80 RR 1 717 Crinigan, Jackie, Albenberg, Anne 73 Boynton Fronk 73 154 188 189 20, 36, 43, 48, 74, 86, 123, 129,143, 165 Allen, Connie 61, 148 Brouner Lee 49 62 134 161 Crislip, Marion 74,124,162 Allen, Don . . . 61 Brcdiger Jim 41 73 121 150 Culbertson, Milo 62,166 61, 148 £7 1 1 07 1 01 OZ, 1 OO, 1 BY, 1 o J Cunningham, Terry 62,108 Allmand, John 73, 154 A7 Qfi 1 Aft 1 8 Curti, Jim . . . . . . 39,62,106,188,189 Anderson, Carol Lee 73, 85, 148, 149 Brickman, Sonford £7 Anderson, Dewey . 117, 118, 119, 121, 134, 203 Bristol, Morgie 77 1 SR D Anderson, Dick 61, 121, 161 Britt Bill 161 206 Daggett, Elizabeth 62 Anderson, Marlys 73 Brock, Jarrett 73, 130 D ' Alemberte, Dick 63,154 Andrews, Steve 61, 161 Brook, Betty 123, 125, 158, 194, 207 Dallanegra, Joe, Anthony, Joanne 61, 103, 143, 153 Brookbank, Ann 62, 121, 122, 170 87, 119, 123, 166, 181, 183,202, 233 Antonette, Vince 73, 95, 123, 154, 186, 187 Brophy, Art 80 Davies, Delle . . . . . . 47,81,106,123,153 Antoville, Tony 130, 150, 203 Browder, Blair 40, 120, 121, 206 Davis, Jim . . . . 74 Arend, Barbara 73, 153 Brown, Guerrie 62, 90, 1 62 74,156,157 73, 134, 153 Brown, Betsy 62, 165 Decker, Marty . . 35,49,63,90,134,162 Atwood, Ron 61, 142, 161 Brown, Bob . . . 39, 73, 154 DeLaney, Debbie 74,108,158 B Browne, Jim . . ... 89, 104, 107, 127, 207 Delaney, Kit . . . . 40,121,143,165,196,207 Baez, Judy . . . 69, 1 34 Bubb, Carole 73, 124, 143, 158 DeLong, Sandy 63,157 Bucher, Joan 73, 147 Derflinger, Ann, 44,45,74,1 10,119,124,148,149 Bailey, Lawrence 61 Burdick, Angela 49, 73, 119, 121, 122, 137 Dessau, Allison . 86, 120, 124, 143, 162, 207 Baker, Joyce 61, 134 Burns, Dick . . . .... 48, 49, 73, 134, 161 de Uressti, Manu 74,166 Banks, Frank . . . 103, 118, 119, 120, 204, 233 Burroughs, George 62, 161, 191 DiBacco, Tommy 20, 38, 63,96, 109, 122, 166 Barber, Sarah 61, 122, 134, 162 Bygate, Judy 73, 157 Dicks, Darlene 74,174,175 Barclay, Susan 61, 153 Barney, Goody 61, 108, 122, 157 C Digre, Suzanne 74,118 Barnhort, Ray 62 73,123,154,184 63 Bascom, Faith 62, 164, 165 Calloway, Polly 62,143 Dinga, Ed . . . 74,91, 123, 168, 188, 189, 198 Baxter, Sue 62 Canales, Bebe 35,62 117,122,164,165 Dittmer, Ted 74,168 Beal, Bruce . . . 73, 110, 111, 150 Canales, Cis . . 62, 117, 121, 122, 164, 165 Doar, Mary Jane 63,105,116,127,131,157 Beard, Lee, Cantor, Kathy 1 A 1 O A 1 A O 1 A O 1 AC im 74, 124, 143, 148, 149, 19 Dobson, Dave . . 74 33, 99, 123, 154, 155, 182, 183, 204, 245 Carlisle, Charles 232 Dolan, Tom . . 63,106,117,129,166,167,184 62 Carpenter, Ginger . . . 74,134,143,156,157 Doran, Jim . . . 74, 123, 168, 190, 193 Beeker, Lee • • ■ 73, 143, 152, 153 Cayll, Jo .. ■ 2, 74, 107, 110, 164, 165 Doubleday, Jim 63,97,154 Behrmann, Bill 48, 103, 108, 166, 187, 204 Chapman, Cam . . . 74,118,134,158,167 43,74 Bell, Bob ... . 73, 123, 166, 186, 187 Cherry, Alma 153,207 63,172,173 Bennett, Harry 73, 168, 169, 193 Chrisman, George 74,120,161 .... 162,163,207 Bennett, Joan 40, 73, 87, 162 Church, Cole 74,86 Dreher, Theora .... 74,118,121,174 73 Clark, Carleton 74,123,124,161 Driscoll, Mary Eller 63,170,171 Berea, Dolores 124, 174, 205 Class, Buck . . 74, 104, 116, 117, 127, 182, 183 Driscoll, Paul .... 154,186,210 Bernard, Dick 205, 233 Cobb, Don . . . 74,118,134 Berno, Barbara Dunn, Sue 86, 87, 107, 108, 109, 118, 157, 210 73, 118, 122, 165 Cochrane, Bill 74,124,166,184 Berto, Dave . . . Bezemer, Dick 119, 150, 205 73, 123, 168, 180 Dunn, Susu . . . 63, 108, 157, 194, 241 Coe, Linda . . 62,166,182,183 45,62,71,116 Dunnill, Bill . . 63,168 Bilensky, Bud, 89, 99, 108, Coffie, Boyd . . 62,168,191 Dunn-Rankin, Jon . . . 45,74,103,104,127 118, 119, 120, 123, 166, 182, 183, 198, 206 Colado, Winkie 2, 37, 38, 63, 122, 171 Bird, Brian . . . 50, 73, 110, 166 48, 50, 51, 74, 107, 110, 111, 143, 164, 165 .... 75,168 250 E Eames, Diane 63 Earle, Judy 63, 108, 157 Edsall, Kitty 63 Eginton, Bob - ■ 75, 105, 106, 107, 125, 149 Ellwood, Perry 48, 80, 117, 131, 150 Ely, Bill 75, 130, 154 Enck, Mary 86, 125, 210 Englehardt, Dottie 63, 134, 143, 165 Ennis, Barbara . 63, 70, 108, 122, 134, 147 Enz, Carol 63, 104, 127, 156, 157 Evelyn, Dolly .75, 95, 118, 122, 174, 175 F Fantuzzi, Al 75, 166, 192 Fargo, Ginny 63 Farkas, Zanette 75, 153 Fathauer, Bill, 177, 1 19, 121, 128, 138, 143, 150, 157, 211 Fawcett, Ed 211 Fawcett, Virginia Carroll 124, 211 Fehl, George 63, 121, 150 Feidt, Bobby 44, 147, 212 Feise, Pat 165, 213 Ferguson, Frank 15, 75, 118 Ferguson, George 69 Filosof, Guy . . . 75, 123, 129, 150, 186, 187 Finney, Bob 116, 123, 150, 213 Fishbaugh, Ron 45, 75, 121 Fisher, Frances 63 Fisher, Leslie 75 Fishman, Evie, see McMullen, Evie Fitzgerald, Burke 63, 1 34, 148 Fleming, Joe 69, 96, 172, 173 Fogarty, Sandy, 49, 75, 118, 119, 121, 134, 148, 149 Folger, Muffy 63, 162, 245 Folken, Denny, 86, 87, 88, 118, 119, 123, 168, 188, 189, 212 Fort, Adele 143, 165, 212 Foster, Gene 80, 154, 187 Foy, Jane 80 French, Mary Jane 63 Fris, Karen 123, 134, 158, 213 Fulenwider, Mary 75, 116, 156, 157 G Gabbard, Gary 63, 168, 180 Gabrielson, Kay 63 Galante, Phil 63, 134, 161 Gandy, Meg 63, 91, 174 Gans, Judy 63, 87, 90, 134, 162, 163 Garcia, Memo 122, 186, 187, 214 Gardner, Tony 75, 122 Gardner, Lynn Neavling 66, 122 Gaudette, Jack . 75, 168, 169, 193, 198 Gavin, Jack 64, 154 Gerson, Charles 75 Gifford, Otis 75, 154 Gilliam, Mrs. Myrtice 64 Goin, Mary Lee 64, 134, 153 Gcldfarb, Gary 64, 96, 97, 134 Goldsmith, Jim 69, 134 Goldstone, Shirley 64, 70, 124, 171 Graves, Betty 64 Graves, Tom 75 Gray, Ed 75, 164, 166, 182, 183 Greene, John 40, 75, 121, 150 Grimes, Ginger 75 Gross, Norm 166, 167, 214 Grubbs, Tom 104, 124, 127, 214 Guild, Bayard 75 H Haarsfick, Tcny . 45, 120, 124, 127, 150, 215 Hahn, Gordon . 40, 75, 118, 121, 123, 161 Haldeman, Dick .... 75, 106, 108, 109, 150 Hall, Freddie 75 Hall, Marilyn 61, 64, 91, 147 Halperin, Sandy 64, 1 30, 147, 197 Hamilton, Jannie .... 41,75,118,121,162 Ha mmond, Katherine 75 Hannah, Jim 64, 166 Hcraka, Joe 64, 154 Hardy Bill 49, 134, 215 Hart, Ruth 124, 137, 158, 215 Hartman, Bob 40, 75, 184 Hartson, Stanley 64 Harvey, Stu 64, 150 Haskell, Nancy 64, 90, 148 Hass, Barbara 64, 85, 153 Hatton, Wes 75, 161 Haupt, Mimi 75, 86, 143, 148, 149 Hay, Leigh 76, 147, 194 Heolis, Mabel 64, 162 Helbig, Daisy 76, 129, 170, 171 Heleotis, Jim 64 Hemphill, John 64, 154 Herblin, Bill 64, 131, 142 Hertz, Frances Lietuvnikas 216 Hiatt, Bill 76, 122, 172 Hicks, Doris 123, 129, 153, 216 Hill, Sunny 76 Hills, Sara 64, 143 Hinckley, Jill 64 Hirsh, Diana 64 Hirshon, Wendy 64, 85, 148 Hitner, Larry . . 2, 64, 110, 115, 134, 150 Hoadley, Pete 76, 154, 165 Hoadley, Bill 64, 106, 154 Hock, Sue 64, 121 Hoffman, Judy 37, 64, 157 Ho ffman, Tom 76, 126 Holbrook, Jo 76, 147 Holman, Dick 40, 1 50 Hoover, Ann 64, 85, 134 Hose, Sandy 76, 1C6, 107, 109, 166 Hotaling, Ed . 49, 119, 121, 122, 134, 216 Howard, Judy 64, 96, 97, 131, 158 Hcwell, Barbara 76, 1 57 Hoyt, Larry 61, 64, 150 Hudgins, Liz, 76, 109, 128, 130, 134, 138, 143, 158 Hulihan, Tommy 76, 123 Hull, Pres . 60, 61, 76, 86, 106, 149, 150 Humphrey, Bob 38, 76, 130, 150 Hunt, Don 65, 134, 163 Hunt, Sally . 38, 40, 65, 96, 122, 143, 171 Hutzler, Joel 40, 50, 76, 121 Hyde, Ralph 65, 161 I llko, Karel 65 J Jackson, Rainey 40, 76, 123, 162 Jennings, Doug 65 Jennings, Joan, 45, 105, 118, 119, 120, 124, 127, 147, 217 Jerane, Lee 76 Johns, Nicky 65 Johnston, Jim 6 5, 166, 192, 198 Jones, Janet 76, 148, 149 Jones, Sue 65, 106, 121, 162 Jordan, John 76 Josselson, Jill 65 Juchheim, Elsie 76 K Kaelber, Lynne 65, 108, 122, 157 Kalb, Bernie 76 Kaye. Dick 76, 105 Keen, Cary Lee 76, 119, 137 Keenan, Mary, see Ackerman, Mary Keenan Kilbcurne, Jane 127, 153, 217 Kimball, Pete 65, 150, 187 King, Dave 161, 217 Knapp, Gerry 123, 147, 218 Kosty, George 76, 1 1 7, 1 68, 1 69 Kraft, Betsy 76, 1 15, 157, 164, 165 Kromer, Sid 76, 108, 110, 123, 147 Kukuk, Mono Lou 65 L Laborde, Blanco 35, 44, 76, 95, 122 Ladd, Punky 35, 76, 121, 143, 158 Lange, Joanne . . 49,76,119,134,170,171 Langford, Herman 65, 161 Lapin, Seymour 65 Larson, Gerald 65, 1 34 251 LaRue, Bob 65 Lasker, Dana 65, 157, 195 Lavalle, Larry 65, 166, 167 Lawler, Hal 76, 123, 168, 193 Lawrence, Laradel ... 76, 108, 124, 148, 149 Layng, Tony 35, 77, 118, 134, 150 Lazzara, Rosolie 65, 91, 143, 148 Learned, Denny 65, 91, 150, 164 Leavitt, Martha . . 35, 77, 110, 124, 134, 147 LeClere, Sue 120, 165, 219 Leech, Margaret 77, 171 Leech, Shirley 77, 103, 118, 171 Leighty, Marilyn 77, 146, 147 Leu, Russell 65 LeVeen, Judy 65 Lewis, Warren 77, 134, 161 Lietuvnikas, Frances, see Hertz, Frances Lietuvnikas LiJien, Stuart 65 Lindgren, Carol 65, 129, 157 Locke, Jim, 2, 107, 109, 110, 111, 117, 142, 150, 218 Lockwood, Phyllis, 85, 87, 116, 124, 143, 148, 149, 219, 233 Lehman, Karl 121 Lonfbottom, Bruce 77, 91, 150 Longshore, George . . . . 154, 186, 187, 218 Lopez, Joe 65, 168, 189 Lorenzen, Bob 77, 150 Lott, Elmer 35, 77, 157, 166, 193 Lubetkin, Phil 77, 123, 150, 187 Lund, Deanna 65, 116, 147 Lundsberg, June 65, 122, 165 M MacAdam, Dave 65 McClung, Rose Marie 66 McCollester, Ken 41, 77, 142, 150 MacDonold, George 40, 77, 121, 150 McDonald, Cynthia 77, 147 McDonnell, Chap 219 McEachern, Jim 77, 121 McEwan, Bruce 66 McGiffin, Emily 122, 162 McGivney, Tom 38, 66, 161 Mclntire, Barbara 77, 157 MacKechnie, Pete 77, 172, 173 McKeever, Mary 77, 122, 147 MacKenzie, Carole 77, 171 MacLslland, Joan ... 49, 77, 122, 134, 160 McLeod, Harry 66, 154, 155, 184 McMullen, Evie 75, 130, 134, 153 McMullen, Bob 77, 142, 161 McPherson, Judy 66 McSweeney, Carol 66, 143, 148 Mack, Joan 124, 143, 220 Main, Vic 48, 77, 124, 168 Mainwaring, Kim . . . 77, 115, 129, 162, 163 Manchester, Kathy 69 Manville, Nancy 66, 85, 134, 153 Maples, Stu . . . . 33, 77, 109, 123, 142, 166 Markson, Janet 66, 162 Marling, Bert 77, 89, 134, 153 Martin, Bobbie 66, 121, 157 Martin, Dove 66 Martindale, Lee 66, 168, 180 Mason, Bill 66, 154 Masterson, Jill 66, 91, 147 Mauk, Fred 49, 121, 134, 220 Mauk, Sue ... . 49, 77, 118, 121, 122, 134 Mead, Barbara 38, 66, 157 Mell, Miriam 66 Mendell, Seth 119, 184, 220 Mensing, Jean 103, 221 Metre ' , Jack . 77, 81, 90, 122, 131, 134, 150 Milam, George 122, 140, 166, 221 Milburn, Janice 66, 134 Miller, Lillian 66, 134 Miller, Shirley ... 86, 118, 119, 174, 221 Millican, Jack 66, 121, 154 Mintz, Lowell 41, 66 Mitchell, Deon 77, 161 Mitchell, Jack 69 Moffatt, Terry 77, 161 Moody, Ra 77, 107, 109, 166 Moore, Babs 77, 174 Morehouse, Terry 78 Morris, Tom 49, 78, 115, 134, 150 Mullan, Larry 66 Mulson, Joe . . 40, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122 Murphy, Muff 66, 96, 134 Murray, Sue 60, 66, 97, 158, 194 Musselwhite, Carolyn 66 Muvdi, Roberto 78, 122, 150 Myers, Margie 66, 90, 162 N Neal, Bob 78 Neavling, Lynn, see Gardner, Lynn Neavling Nelson, Anne 66 Neundorf, Roma 78, 123, 157 Newton, Jeanne . . 49, 119, 121, 125, 134, 222 Nickel, Bill 40, 223 O Oehne, Ford, 45, 78, 89, 118, 123, 124, 131, 137 140, 166 Oetjen, Leroy 78, 150 Ogilvie, Gwen 66, 146, 147 Oliver, Teel . . 66, 97, 122, 130, 158, 167, 194 O ' Lcughlin, Dick 78, 150 Olsen, Kenny, see Potter, Kenny Olsen Opdy ke, John, 41, 70, 117, 118, 119, 120, 150, 164, 196, 222 Otis, Liz, 78, 99, 104, 120, 124, 126, 127, 148, 149 Overstreet, Eddie .... 78,86,121,168,191 P Pace, Billy 78, 118, 173, 197 Pahel, Ken, 49, 78, 81, 130, 134, 139, 140, 143, 150 Paiva, Ron 78, 166 Parker, Pat 69 Patterson, Pat 66 Patton, Ann 66 Patton, Bob 67 Perzia, Tony 67, 121, 122 Petermon, Betty 33, 158, 223 Pflug, Lynn 67 Philipson, Anne 67, 106, 162 Phillips, Al 38, 67, 161 Placak, Carolyn 48, 67, 164, 165 Pletz, Bob 78, 154, 191 Poellein, John . . 49, 118, 121, 134, 143, 223 Poland, June 67, 134 Poison, Marion, 45, 78, 103, 118, 119, 120, 124, 174 Pontious, Ann 78, 156, 157 Potter, Kenny 67, 162 Potter, Dick 78, 154, 155, 182, 183 Powell, Jack 78, 86, 118, 168, 193 Pratt, Bob 80, 173 Preece, Dubac 150, 224 Preisch, Bill 78, 120, 166 Price, Mrs. Velma 67 Prieb, Pris 67, 122, 158 Priester, Leslie, 78, 1 15, 129, 134, 158, 167, 240 Provo, Wode 67, 122 R Racine, Chuck 39, 67, 142, 150 Reed, John 78, 150 Reed, Sue 147, 224 Rial, Pam 67, 162 Rice, John 78, 120 Rich, Marian 44, 78, 121, 175 Richard, Dennis 78, 121, 172 Richardson, Anne 78, 158, 194, 195 Richmond, Bob 78, 169 Riddle, Dodi 147, 225 Riggs, Boo 67, 164, 165 Roberts, Earlene 157, 224 Robertson, Chicky ... 78, 87, 118, 122, 162 Robinson, Sallie 78 Robinson, Susie 78, 115, 162 Rohrscheib, Nancy 67, 146, 147 Romano, Francis 67, 143, 148 Ross, Bebe 121, 129, 143, 158, 225 Ross, Bob 67, 168, 169, 188, 189 Row, Corky 67, 164 252 Rowland, Jerry 225 Rowland, Dione 67, 148 Rubinstein, Sallie 119, 174, 226 Ruddy, Dick 67, 106, 168 Ruggles, Jack 67, 81, 168 Rutherford, Ann 78, 158 S Salyer, Don 67, 154, 155, 182, 183 Samuels, Mike 67 Sanders, Elizabeth 67, 174 Sands, Mary Lee 67, 134, 171 Saylors, John 79 Schley, Sturges 67 Schuder, Bob 67, 166 Schwarz, Kathy 2, 79, 110, 111, 124, 143, 162 Scudder, Charles 79, 173 Seabrook, Roger 67, 97, 154 Serumgard, Karen 79, 143, 153 Sharp, D A 67, 153 Shaull, Louise 174, 227 Shepherd, Tom 67 Shor, Martha 68 Shuttles, Bill 79, 154 Simmons, Jim, 2, 41, 60, 79, 93, 110, 1 15, 121, 123, 150 Sinnott, Matt . . 2, 79, 87, 110, 117, 168, 169 Sladkus, Joe 79, 168, 188 Sladkus, Les . 68, 97, 106, 168, 169, 188, 189 Smith, Al . 68, 134, 164, 165, 166, 184 Smith, Ann 79, 1 58 Smith, Dan 39, 68, 142 Smith, Buz 79, 154, 155 Smith, R. L 68, 161, 184 Smith, Sophie 68, 148 Sobieraj, Ben 68, 186, 187 Soso, Jose 68, 122, 154 Sprayregen, Jerry . 87, 117, 129, 150, 187, 226 Staab, Joan . . 43, 79, 99, 116, 119, 121, 165 Stanley, Rex 68, 121 Stark, Bes 39, 68, 146, 147 Staton, Hank 79, 129, 160, 161, 196 Steele, Pris . . 68, 96, 1 1 6, 1 31 , 164, 165, 242 Stein, Bev 79, 86, 108, 153 Steudel, Gloria 50, 51, 87, 110, 123, 165, 226 Stevens, Nancy Lou 68 Stewart, Marlene, 33, 81, 123, 144, 157, 188, 227 Stingley, Jim 68 Strange, J. C 68, 166, 191 Strick, Jack 79 Strife, Judy, 79, 87, 116, 122, 134, 140, 158, 194, 240 Stroll, C. J. ... 79, 121, 131, 164, 165, 196 Strout, Randolph 68, 122 Struble, Gordon 68, 121, 134 Stuart, Dick 150, 227 Stull, Rita 68, 122 Sucher, Dick 79, 188, 189 Sullivan, Don 79 Suozzo, Jo 79, 122, 134, 158, 194 Sutton, Jack 79, 161 Suydam, Skillman 123, 154, 228 Swanson, Frank 123, 168, 198, 228 Swicegood, Fran, 37, 79, 86, 108, 118, 134, 158 Swift, Nancy Lee 79, 152, 153 Swope, Nancie 68, 162 T Tahaney, Pat 68, 168 Takahashi, Ted 68, 115, 150 Tate, Bob 45, 48, 79, 90, 134, 166 Tauscher, Jeanne 158, 229 Taylor, Ann 68 Taylor, Ken 68, 121, 154 Taylor, Sandy 79, 123, 165 Taylor, Tobey 68 Taylor, Win 51 , 79, 1 1 0, 1 50 Terpak, Ron 21, 68, 168, 188, 189 Thompson, Frank 157, 166, 167, 229 Thompson, Larry 79 Tibbals, Rosanne 68 Tice, Marty 68, 157 Tickner, Ed 120, 228 Tipton, Jo 69 Tobias, Judy 68, 86, 143, 174 Todd, Ann, 43, 48, 79, 120, 124, 143, 165, 245 Todres, Albert 68 Townley, Tyler 166, 229 Townsend, Bob 79, 150 Traylor, Bud 79, 81, 129, 166 Trismen, Dick 79, 166 Troy, John 80, 108, 166 True, Sally 80, 162 Tuggle, Karleen 68, 121, 122, 148 Turney, Linda 80, 86, 130, 157, 241 Tyler, Betty 60, 68, 96, 131, 162 U Underwood, Frank 44, 80, 121, 137 Usseglio, Bob 69, 166, 192 V Vancho, Nick, 119, 120, 123, 166, 192, 193, 230 Venezia, Aldo 69, 86, 103, 122, 173 Vevera, Dave 69 Vick, Lou 45, 80, 119, 124, 127, 147 Vincent, Donna 69, 108, 158 Voelker, Deidre 60, 69, 96, 137 Voss, Sharon 69, 125, 134, 153 W Wadsworth, Anita . 80, 86, 108, 147, 194, 197 Waite, Mo .... 80, 86, 121, 129, 142, 166 Walker, Webb 69, 123, 150 Wallace, Bob 69 Wain, Nick 80, 150 Ward, Comma . 48, 86, 118, 124, 162, 231 Ward, Bill 69, 142 Warden, Chuck 166, 231 Warren, Clark, 45, 48, 80, 91, 105, 118, 124, 127, 134, 150 Washburn, Ree 69, 143, 148 Watrous, Scot 80, 166 Watson, Dick 69, 121 Webster, Ann 80, 103, 118, 134, 140, 165 Weil, Marianne 80, 123, 156, 157 Weisman, Chuck, 86, 87, 118, 119, 120, 166, 230, 233 Wellenkomp, Cyndy 45, 118, 124, 162, 231 Wells, Gene 69 Wells, Governor 69 West, Nancy 80, 143, 158 Wheeler, Mel 38, 69, 1 34 Whipple, Billie Jo 80, 143, 152, 153 Wilkinson, Ann 80 Wilkinson, Joan 80, 122, 148, 149 Williams, Dave 80, 172, 173 Williams, Karin 69, 70, 124, 158 Williams, Dick 80, 168, 192 Willis, Frank 69, 106, 166 Wilson, Don 44, 80, 90, 108 Wilson, Dyan 69, 154, 164, 165, 194 Wilson, John 103, 173, 230, 233 Wilson, Mrs. Margaret 80 Wilson, Nancylee 80 Wilson, Pom 69, 148, 197 Windom, Towne 48, 122, 232 Wingerter, Joe 69 Wolfe, Frank 80, 86, 160, 161, 181 Wolflin, Fain 69, 97, 1 1 5, 1 58 Woll, Phyllis 69 Wood, Len 69, 87, 168 Woods, Joy, 50, 51, 108, 118, 134, 143, 156, 157, 232 Works, Barbara .... 49, 69, 121, 134, 148 Wright, Dot 80, 174 Wright, Mary 80, 120, 124, 174 Wrisley, Mrs. Lamar 232 Wyman, Barbara 69, 148 Y York, Sue 80, 157 Z Zellweger, Carole 69 Zumft, Bob 69, 154 253