Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1958 volume:

ROLLINS IS A VENTURE IN MAKING VERBS OUT OF THE NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES THAT WE ALL PROFESS. THIS BOOK IS THE RECORD OF THE PROCESS CAUGHT IN INSTANTS. THE 1958 TOMOKAH Rollins College Winter Park, Florida EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief Bruce Beal Associate Editors Larry Hitner Jim Bonatis Peter Roe Business Manager Pete Kimball Copy Editor Penny Mensing Layout Editors Sid Burt Margie Bristol Assistant Editors Carol Muir Karen Serumgard Sports Editors Phil Lubetlcin Al Coleman Moe Cody Photographic Editor Lyman Huntington Alumni Advisor Jo Cayll Faculty Advisor Leah Koonti 3 dEVICA TION . . . To be strong, the strong must serve. You have served us in moments of despair, in moments of joy, in moments of daily living . . . The Chapel — the core of our religious life — where cherished words are reinterpreted through your spirit . . . The after-chapei talks and your witty, telling phrases . . . The Chapel Tower, where words of wisdom ring out weekly . . . Your friendship and your sharing of a sincere and gentle spirit ... In all these ways you show us that life has meaning for those who care to look for it . . . To you, Dean Darrah, we dedicate this, the 1958 TOMOKAN. 7 1958 TO MO KAN 10 ADMINISTRATION 22 ACADEMIC 54 ACTIVITIES 90 SOCIAL GROUPS 124 SPORTS 146 SENIORS Table of Contents . . . Who ' s to blame? The administration — that vague but handy word! Some kind of ghost . . . so convenient to abuse. When all is well, we know that we are good. But woe betide the slips! Then it ' s always They and we call for flesh. Yet in the flesh those who make up the Administration are our saints and leaders and friends . . . those who make Rollins go, who direct the vision and make it real in dark days and in sunshine, even when ,the rest are on vacation, for their responsibilities never take time off . . . T. S. Darrah PRESIDENT TRUSTEES DEANS STAFF PRESIDENT McKEAN LOOKS SATISFIED AFTER HIS STUDY OF THE BLUEPRINTS FOR THE NEW WOMEN ' S DORMITORY. EVEN TRUSTEES have adopted that institution — the coffee break. Partaking of the coffee and enjoying some informal discussion after a meeting are Mr. Nelson Marshall, Mr. C. M. Gay, and Mr. H. S. Laturbuck. Mr. A. G. Bush indulges in a doughnut to complement his coffee. Pink Palace Key Keepers The college administrators, headed by President McKean, in accordance with the Board oi Trustees, direct all m.ijiu college affairs and operate as the coordinating body be- tween the faculty, students, and staff. Included in theii duties are regulating tuition, recommending courses to be taught, enforcing rules of the college, and directing and operating Rollins in general. The three Deans, w ho keep in close contact with President McKean. guide the students and advise them in any problems which may arise. Work- ins; closely with Dr. Sidney J. French, Dean of the College, are Mrs. Helen Watson, Dean of Women, and Mr. Dyck- man Vermilye, who was newly added to Rollins this year as Dean of Men. Without these administrators, Rollins could not function with the organization and ease necessary for the success of a college THE TRUSTEES PLAN POLICIES ANY TIME— OVER COFFEE OR OVER PAPERS. THE PARSONAGE REVERBERATES WITH SOUNDS OF CUPS AND CAPABLE TRUSTEES VOICING THEIR OPINIONS ON THE NEWEST EDUCATIONAL DEVICES. DEAN SIDNEY J. FRENCH PURSUES HIS MANY DUTIES AS ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATOR OF ROLLINS FROM HIS OFFICE. ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR JACK RICH AND MALCOLM SCOTT CONTEMPLATE A FULL HOUSE FOR NEXT YEAR. ...And Their Inmates STUDENT DEANS, MRS. WATSON AND MR. VERMILYE, CONFER MISS EMILY MERRILL works on her files in the College Placement Bureau. The Bureau assists seniors and alumni in finding employment after graduation by arranging in- terviews and making vocational pamphlets available. CASHIER CHLOE LYLE and her assistant, Leona Lyle, take charge of all tuitions and scholarships. Any student not fulfilling his financial obligations must contend with these two in their Ad Building office. ASSISTANT TREASURER Fred Ward, and Purchasing Agent Harold Mutispaugh, are busy checking figures. It is Mr. Muti- spaugh ' s job to buy all the necessi- ties for the campus. Mr. Ward must be sure that the Rollins budget is balanced at the end of every year. MRS. DON VINCENT and Mrs. Edward F. Mullen of the News Bureau collect and distribute information concerning the Rollins clan. MRS. ELAINE KEMP, acting Registrar, checks through her files and prepare to notify students of over or under registration. MR. GEORGE SAUTE, Prof essor ot jMathematics and Director of the Community Courses, deliberates with Miss Cynthia Eastwood, Secre- tary to the Administration, over one of the many problems of policy that generally require immediate attention. HOSE TO WHOM WE LOOK for ' Ur athletic guidance and training i intramural and varsity activities re Miss Ruth Fairchild, secretary f the Athletic Department, Sara ane Dorsey, Dan Nyimicz, Joe ustice, Janet Patton, and Norm iopeland. Students Bolster Business MR. AND MRS. GREGG AND STAFF APPEASE HUNGRY APPETITES. ANTISEPTIC AND GREEN PILLS WAGE WAR WITH VIRUSES. 18 AN INVENTIVE SOUL VIEWS THE DELT HOUSE FROM THE CHAPEL TOWER BEFORE DESCENDING TO SNAP A SHOT FROM TERRA FIRMA. Campus After Classes BOYD COFFIE JOKES WITH SUE MURRAY ON THE HORSESHOE BEFORE BEGINNING THAT GRUELING STUDY SESSION IN THE LIBRARY STACKS. Library Sets Scene for Learning . . . The faculty . . . of such come legends! Yet they look innocent enough. Tis frightening to think that cannoniiation awaits these mortals. But . . . they are not mortal really. They look like men and women, like all the rest, and sometimes behave like all the rest. But all hare a dream and vision which they ' re pressed to share. And if we ' re worthy and up to if, they ' ll share it; they ' ll reveal the great love that they treasure within, and share their romance . . . for if is not narrow and jealous, but big and gen- erous, and big enough for all to love and let all in . . . T. S. Darrah CAD £ M I C FACULTY ORIENTATION FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS THE FACULTY ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE FUNCTIONS AS THE POLICY-MAKING GROUP FOR THE ACADEMIC STANDARDS OF ROLLINS. Knowledge Imparted Through. i ■ m Prof. Wilbur Dorsett English Miss Sara Jane Dorsey Physical Education Prof. Paul F. Douglass Government Prof. Geneva Drinkwater History Prof. J. G. Eldridge Economics Prof. A. Ross Evans Business Administration Mr. Charles Farrar English Prof. William E. Fort, Jr. Philosophy and Psychology Prof. Rudolph Fischer French and German Mr. Marcus P. Frutchey Radio Mrs. Harold Gleason Music Mrs. Frances Goubaud Art Prof. Edwin P. Cranberry English Prof. Eugenie M. Y. Grand French Prof. Robert W. Greenfield Sociology Prof. John B. Hamilton English Prof. Alfred J. Hanna History Prof. Herbert R. Hellwege Chemistry Prof. Robert Hufstader Music Mr. Lyman B. Huntington Photography Mrs. Emilia E. Knight Spanish Mrs. Leah R. Koontz English Mr. Gordon F. Lewis Sociology Prof. Flora L. Magoun Business Education Prof. O. F. Maule Art Prof. Charles S. Mendell, Jr. English Prof. John Mills Art Prof. Robert Morgenroth French Prof. Daniel Nyimicz Physical Education Prof. David Orr English 1 mm wk s ' m a j jam- v® El Mi i I 1 4lfl 25 FACULTY NOT PICTURED Prof. Robert H. Chase Theatre Arts Prof. Craig L. Dozier Geography Mr. Robert Grose Theatre Arts Miss Helen Moore Music Mrs. Albertine W. Osgood Spanish Prof. Paul A. Vestal Biology 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. R. B. Pettingil Economics Prof. Carlos Rojas Spanish Mr. Towner Root Geology Prof. John S. Ross Physics Prof. J. Ross Rosana Voice Prof. James H. Russell Psychology Prof. George Saute Mathematics Mr. Roy Shelton Business Administration Prof. Bernice C. Shor Biology Mr. Janis Silins Art Prof. Rhea M. Smith History Prof. Irvin Stock English Prof. Wendell C. Stone Philosophy Mr. Henry S. Suydam Physical Education Prof. Dan A. Thomas Physics Prof. Arthur Wagner Theatre Arts Prof. Alexander Waite Psychology Prof. C. A. Welsh Business Administration Prof. Roy A. Wilson Geology and Geography Prof. Richard S. Wolfe Mathematics Prof. G. Yessin Music Mrs. Barbara P. Zeigler Physical Education JUDGE HAROLD R. MEDINA Famous Visitors REV. FRED HOSKINS VANGUARD REPRESENTATIVES SAM SNEAD CLAUDE PEPPER BILL MASON AND BILL WARD PULL RANK OVER FRESHMAN JOAN, MARY, AND MARTHA. FRESHMAN CAROLYN BEER SITS PERPLEXED AT Rollins Gives Rollins, abridged in the Orientation Committee, welcomed on campus the largest freshman class in history. After a formal welcome by President McKean, the class scattered to Student Advisors who indoctrinated the freshmen with the lore of Rollins life and straightened out the mazes of the campus. Such necessities as tests, conferences, and registration are indigenous to Orientation, as well as more social aspects like the roller skating party, the lake front picnic glorified this year by a water show, and the patio square dance. LIKE A true gentleman, Mo assists Ginny up O ' Neal Hall front steps while laden freshmen Susanne, Judy, Marcia, and June apprehensively as- cend into the old mansion ' s upper story quarters. OVERLEAF MIDST CONFUSION AND EXCITEMENT OF ORIENTATION WEEK ACTIVITIES. frosh Welcome CLEO, JOAN, Price, John, a beanie, and Gena concentrate on making their wobbly way on obsti- nate wheels a success at the tradi- tional skating party. SOPHOMORE TAR BABY SPORTS FRESHMAN BEANIE. NEAR THE END OF ORIENTATION, TRANSFERS AND RETURNING STUDENTS REGISTER FOR CLASSES AMONG LATE-ARRIVING FRESHMEN. Rollins Reaches Highest Enrollment As 270 Enter CONTEMPLATING THE FUTURE FOUR YEARS, CAROL ALLEN, A FRESHMAN, PAUSES A MOMENT TO TAKE IN THE SCOPE OF THE ROLLINS CAMPUS. Carole Allen Peter Almonte Andrea Anderson Charles Anderson Katherine Anderson Arturo Arjibay Bruce Aufhammer Elizabeth Baldwin Edward Baram Anne Bass Carolyn Beer Jerry Beets Victoria Benedict Cynthia Benson Charles Bent John Berliner Ann Berry David Berry Barbara Bertash Jody Bilbo Richard Bishop Jane Boldizar Cam Bonfoey Kristen Bracewell Bill Bradley p JB l T5 u ft hm - ' - 1 - ■ (1 Jim Brown Mimi Brown Ronnie Brown Robert Bunim Carr Burgoyne Cindy Burke James Burnette Liz Calderon Barbara Calick Lucy Caldin Margaret Carrington Cleo Chambliss Mark Chasin Gail Christie Audrey Christy John Clementson Jean Cooke Jim Cohen Dale Corcoran Ginger Cornell Michael Cortese Marie Coster Gordon Cox Margaret Cresswell Claude Crook Desi Csonger Fred Cuillery Daryl Curtis Harold Davis Jane Denkert J HH i VI I u V 32 Helen Dettra Frank DeVincentis Rodney Dillard Jay Dolan Luis Dominguez . | IS ! y James Dudley Arthur Egan Karen Elvgren Martha England Richard Einhorn Sonny Everett Martha Fairchild Alec Fedosi Dorothy Feise Diane Finney Catherine Firestone Linda Flagg Robert Fleming Mary Foltz Ridgely Foster Richard Fraser Gerald Frazier Jerry Freeman Sabra Frick Flora Gaines Katherine Gardner Peter Gerard Jim Goldstein Mary Goodall Jane Goodnow Albert Goss Tanya Graef Barbara Graham Robert Griffith Gloria Grigsby Judy Hagan Jim Hall Rosalie Hallbauer Valerie Hamlin Leo Hansberry Nancy Harding John Harkness Susan Harris Bob Harrison Hallie Haubenestel Rebecca Hazard Frank Healis Price Headley Patty Helier John Henriksen Judy Hill John Hirsch Ruth Hiscox Gail Hladik Dee Hosman Sara Hunt Judy lllges Lis Jacobs Christine Janz Joan Jarman 34 1 J% jflB — «. f ft V ' VI - 4 Merry Jenkins Kristine Johnsen Alfred Johnson Barbara Jones Gayle Jordan Stephen Kane Warren Keene Gerald Kein Chrissie Kenyon Hans Kertess William Kintzing Roslyn Klein Marilyn Koeplce Jane Kroschwitz John Ladakalcos Gary Lane Jeff Lavaty Irene Lee Adaire Lehmkuhl Parker Leimbach Justine Levin Luke Lloyd Sandy Logan Nick Longo Nelle Longshore John Looby Betty Lukins John Lupo Jim Lynn John MacDonald 5 35 Jessica MacSwan Jamie MaGirl Mabrey Manderson Katherine Mann Gwendolyn Mansfield Sharon Markham Susan Marr Judith Martin Marcia Matson J. J. Mautner Robert McCurdy Jim McDermott Diane McDonald Robin McGlohn James McKee Robert Mellen Dick Mertz Dick Men Olynda Mitchell Sandy Miller Margaret Moffat Katherine Moody Joanne Morad Susan Morganthaler David Morrison Mary Mudd Robert Muirhead Joan Mulac Lynn Mulliken Ted Murray up- 0- At 37 Dick Robbins Jeff Roberts Lainy Rogers Mollie Roy Angelo Salvatore Sue Sanders Steffie Sanderson Carol Schlichenmaier Bob Schnell Ruth Schwartz Sue Scribner Diane Scrivener Ruth Shallenberger Ben Shaw Shirley Sieber Mauri Simons Peggy Simpson Whitney Smathingham Cecilia Smith Julie Smith Sue Smith Milce Snite Zoe Snyder Jack Spaeth Bob Stark Pauline Stavropoulos Anita Stedronsky Mary Jane Strain Judy Sund Gail Sutcliffe f Diane Tauscher Margo Thomas Mimi Thomas Norman Thompson Tony Toledo Guy Travis Patty Trumbul Don Tulloch Louise Twitty Helen Valentine Frank Vallenilla George Van Riper Sue Vinckel Bob Voelkel Bitsy Walden Barbie Walker Joan Waring Mary Warner Sally Warner Susanne Wheeler Robert White Rosemary Williamson Ginny Willis Paula Wilson Judy Woleben Louise Wolfe Linda Wolowitz June Worthington Sandy Wyatt Dick iimmerman 39 168 Enter for Second Year ri Aim f M A J a  - — f i i Sid Abel Anita Alexander Chuck Allen Evelyn Arndt Dick Barker Dick Barnes Barry Barnes Val Baumrind Ann Belfield Bill Bentley Chuck Berger B. J. Bobel Jack Bofinger Jody Boulware Millie Bradley Ed Brady Joan Brand Vallorie Burnette Sid Burt Walter Cain Juanita Cameron Margaret Carmichael Roger Chadwick 1 1 1 ■MM .. ...... Pattle Chambers Alan Coleman Elena Colucci Fred Courington George Crook Linda Crow Bunky Davis Patti Dunlap Marilyn Dupres Lynn Egry Barth Engert Charles Erdheim Mary Fairchild Clint Finger Ed Flory Carol Fortier Mark Frutchey Eleanor Ginader Harry Glass Dave Glavin Tom Glymph Mary Goodier Bet Goodman Bobb Green Val Greene Walt Hallstein Beth Halperin Louise Hanson Gory Harper Lu Harvey II Bootie Hekma Dave Hewitson John Holmes Lloyd Hoslcins Dale Ingmanson Patty Johnson Cherry King Bob Kromash Nadi Lane Danny Laurent Jack Leffingwell Kay Leimbacher Bob Lerner Margot LeRoy Suzanne Lewis Jim Lyden Frank Lynch Bob MacCuspie Burnman MacLeod Steve Mandel Sue Manion Dick Mansfield Owen McHaney Stover Mcllwain Don McLachlan Penny Mensing Tom Miller Bev Millikan Sally Mitchell Dale Montgomery •i • pi A In 1 age I m « J! - • 1 ▼ - jHH 1 T 1 4 ' . ' v J Liz Moore Chuck Morley Dale Morris Bill Moulton Carol Muir Bev Nabers Karen Nordberg Gail Parson Judy Pazlot Gilbert Pierce Sandy Poland Sally Reed Kathie Rhoads Pete Roe Celia Salter Sue O ' Bolger Pete O ' Brien Jose Ochoa Chace Peabody Nancy Pfanner Carol Pflug Wally Ramsey Rusty Ratrie Bob Rauch Jeff Richardson Jean Rigg Annie Robinson Barbie Satterfield Bill Schaefer Bill Schoener 43 ' ' . 1 s t. ' j Wkim 4 Julia Schou Phil Scott Jill Shoemaker Carol Sitton Patty Stevens Bob Stewart Scott Strahan Ken Tall Anita Tanner Mark Tiedje Bob Todd Gay Van Deusen Betty Van Mater David Van Schaiclc Joeve Vaughn Mario Vega Jim Weber Mary Beth Weir Mary Whitman Debbie Williams Jeanette Windsor Linda Wissing Fred Wollcing Win Yandell Phyllis Zatlin NOT PICTURED Charlotte Alderman William Astor Helen Carrell Alen Claflin Dick Diversi Joe Fleming John Hickey Nancy Hill Gil Jennings Robert Kipp Laurence Ladd Herman Langford Emilio Lebolo Marilyn Leu Bruce McEwan James McKee Bill MacLeod Nat Mendell Jack Millican Stan Moress Dan Ostrander Louise Palmer Rowland Reynolds Dudley Robinson Allan Smith Don Spencer Garry Sutherland Audrey Tyler Nancy Watzek Nancy Williams ART MAJOR Dolly Evelyn takes brush in hand and waxes creative with her latest work of art. Care to hazard a quess at the Freudian interpretation? Classroom Capers BUDDING SCIENTISTS GOLDFARB, DETTRA, AND GREEN DISSECT SPECIMENS IN COMPARATIVE LAB AS DOC, MISH, AND BETTY PREPARE SLIDES. MR. MORGENROTH SUPERVISES FRENCH STUDENTS TO IMPROVE THEIR PRONUNCIATION DURING A SESSION IN LANGUAGE LAB. J 30 Enter For Third year Judson Burdick Jerry Caswell Paula Chertok Moe Cody Boyd Coffie Bill Comer Bob Craig Jim Curti Libby Daggett Dick D ' Alemberte Tom DiBacco Tom Dolan Sue Dunn Bill Dunniil Judy Earle Dottie Englehardt George Fehl Alfred Fekete Gary Gabbard Marie Ganoza Garry Goldfarb Betty Lee Graves Nancy Haskell Sara Hills Wendy Hirshon Larry Hitner Judy Hoffman Dick Holman Gardner Horton Judy Howard 47 Larry Hoyt Sally Hunt Pete Kimball Larry Lavalle Lee Lazzara Carol Lindgren Karl Lohman Dede Lund June Lundsberg Lee Martindale Jill Masterson Carol McSweeney Jeff Miller Joe Miller Ben Miner Muff Murphy Susan Murray Marge Myers Gwen Ogilvie Teel Oliver Ann Patton Toni Perzia Lynn Pflug Anne Phil i pson Wade Provo Pam Rial Fran Romano Bob Ross Suzanne Ruelle Jack Ruggles f 48 Don Salyer Bob Schermer Dan Smith R. L. Smith Randolph Strout Ted Takahashi Sherry Voss Bill Ward Bob Schuder D. A. Sharp Lesliel Sladkus Bill Smith Nancy Stevens J. C. Strange Frank Willis Len Wood Ronald Terpalc Korky Tuggle Donna Vincent Richard Watson Tom Wells Ann Wilkinson Barbie Works Carole Zellweger Bob Zumft NOT PICTURED Charlotte Astor Ron Atwood Larry Bailey Ann Brookbank Terry Cunningham Chuck Doyle Philip Galante Ray Greene Joe Haraka Barbi Hass Jim Johnston Ralph Learned Rose McClung Janice Milburn Lowell Mintz Marjorie M u 1 1 in Corky Row Roger Seabrook Gordon Struble Jack Sutton Jo Tipton Charles Tyson 1 ' ) play, rehearse difficult pronunciation, trick French idioms, and unfamiliar stage directions during class. PREPARATION OF ART CLASS SLIDES OCCUPIES D. A. SHARP. M FARRAR PONDERS A OUERY FROM A FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS. In Classes With Rollins Students CONFERENCE PLAN IS USED BY DR. MORGENROTH AND ELI NA AGUERO. . . . Activities are the trial run of growing up, when we try parts and roles for size and comfort. We ' ll not be here forever, and beyond our horizons and our ken is a larger world where we must live and fight and dream and die. So here we feint and pass with one another, but really the world is more than a shadow in our midst and so we play for both the here and there . . . T. S. Darrah TIVITIBS HONORARIES FOUNDER ' S WEEK CLUBS CHAPEL PUBLICATIONS ANNIE RUSSELL THEATRE FIESTA FRESHMAN OFFICERS are Pete Almonte, President; Bruce Aufhammer, SOPHOMORE OFFICERS include Wally Ramsey, Treasurer; Jody Boulv Vice President; Liz Jacobs, Treasurer; Kathy Mann, Secretary. Secretary; Walt Hallstein, Vice President; Dale Montgomery, Presic The Gravel Sound Student Council convened this year under the gavel l Presi- dent Frank Wolfe. The Council officers, together with group representatives, are advised by the Student Deans and work loward solving problems ol the Student Association as a whole, promoting school interest and activities. Much is accomplished through committees that fall under the jurisdiction of Council. Two projects tackled were the traffic problem, and promotion ol an electric board installed in the Student Center. One of the major feats accomplished annually under the guidan Council is the Fiesta Week, the profits of which go to scholarships. The executive rostrums of the upper classes filled after fall elections. A week later the freshman got underway by exhibiting its enthusiasm and class coh during its election campaign. Their efforts resulted ir selection of competent officers and a truly organized ch JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tom Dolan, President; Bill Dunni President; Judy Earle, Secretary; Moe Cody, Treasurer. Vice- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dick O ' Loughlin, President; Bruce Longbottom, Vice President; Hal Durant, Treasurer; Punky Ladd, Secretary. THESE FOUR TOP OFFICERS of the Student Council, Len Wood, Frank Wolfe, Sue Dunn, and Phyliss Zatlin, plus an essential fifth, Hal Durant, Treasurer (not pictured), manage and supervise all the very important processes and subordinate committees of the Association. AROUND THE WORLD IN SONG was the theme of the 1958 Fiesta Week. Although Fiesta is traditionally held during spring term, the committees work arduously for months to make Fiesta a successful affair. Working with Ford Oehne, Fiesta Chairman, were the committee heads which took charge of house decorations, carnival, booklet, dance, king and gueen contest, moonlight pageant, and fashion show. FRANK WOLFE DICK BEZEMER Corky Borders, Bill Pace, and Ron Paiva, Not pictured is Moseley Waite. Honoraries Serve Campm Each year at Rollins College, both students and faculty arc chosen on the basis ol leadership, helpfulness, and service, to represent the several honorary organizations. These various groups are on the campus to promote interest in all student activities, to handle and direct student study halls, and to develop high scholastic averages. The O.O.O.O. is the men ' s secret honorary organization which helps to create, maintain, and foster traditions in the student body. Omicron Delta Kappa is the national honorary fraternity for both Junior and Senior men who have proven themselves outstanding in service and leadership. The twin fraternity of ODK is the Order of Libra. This fraternity is an honorary service organization for women who have distinguished themselves as outstanding leaders in extracurricular and scholastic activities. The national publication, WHO ' S WHO IN AMERI- CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, has selected nine seniors who will appear in this year ' s edition. They are nominated on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and service during their four years at Rollins College. THE ORDER OF THE LIBRA, with hand-, folded demurely, sit left to right, front row: Judy Strife, Janice Haldeman, Sara Jane Dorsey, Ann Derflinger, Judy Adams, Janet Patton. Back row: Ruth Fairchild, Dottie Enqlehardt, Cam Chapman, Sandy Lawler, Barbara Works, Nina Dean. A SMILE AND HANDSHAKE FOR NEW ODK MEMBER LEN WOOD. DDK MEMBERS pose in al! their formality on _he steps leading into the Chapel Gardens, landing left to right: Corky Borders, Bill Pace, Vofessor Saute, Dr. Thomas, Ford Oehne, Dean )arrah, and Frank Wolfe. Seated are the 1958 dditi ons: Len Wood Tom DiBacco and Bob ratt. PRESIDENT CAM HAPPILY WELCOME JUDY INTO MEMBERSHIP. 1 FRESHMAN HOPEFULS WATCH MARY JENKINS AS TRYOUTS FOR THE ANNUAL SHOW BEGINS. BEACHCOMBERS JOf Freshmen Starti KATHY MANN attempts a good job of making up Tony in preparation for their first number . . . Marge Cresswell and Judy Hill plaster grease paint on Freshman Class Presi- dent, Pete Almonte, and Val Hamlin makes-up Arturo Arjibay . . . Innocent Bob Fleming and Nancy Neier watch intently as Joan Mulac sings Mood Indigo. DIANNE TAUSCHER DANCES UP A STORM. ND GAIL CHRISTIE HAM UP A HILARIOUS SONG AND DANCE SIDE BY SIDE. Packed Audience KATHY MANN and Toledo gaze romantically into each other ' s eyes while singing one of many love duets . . . Co-director Joan Mulac tries to explain to Steve Kane and Tanya Graef methods of presentation . . . The lovely ladies of the chorus line are the Kirby-Smith natives stumbling through their Blues dance. SALLY REED AS KATE in The Taming of the Shrew makes a last- minute line-check as a scale replica of the ART lends silent encourage- ment. JIM STINGLEY straightens seams in non-existent hose as his stage self, Vincentio, plots to snow the Shrew. Shakespeare Revitalized BRUTUS, portrayed by Ford Oehne, in Shakespeare ' s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, delivers his funeral speech over the body of Caesar in an appeal to the mob jusifying the conspiracy which re- sulted in the death of the Roman tyrant. NINA OLIVER DcAN conceived the germ of Shakespeoreana twelve years ago, now a Rollins tradition. Here is Mrs. Dean delivering the prologue, as Master of the Revels, to a program of songs, scenes, and soliloquies from Shakespeare ' s plays. ANTONY, played by John Connable. refutes Brutus ' speech by a convincing appeal to the mob ' s emotions concerning Caesar ' s death, Friends, Romans, ( men . . . Verges (Bill Pace) and Dogberry (Gary Goldfarb) confront the watchmen (Bob Fleming and Bo Bexley) in the whimsical farce, Much Adc Nothing Petruchio (Bill Smith) appears to be deftly Taming the Shrew, who is depicted by Sally Reed. MRS. JOHN B. MEDARIS meets General Albert C. Wede- MR. M. WALTON, B ai I f Trustee. Cha rman and I • (reel Mi . meyer as her husband Major General Medaris looks on. Rose Skillman, Diamond Jubilee Medal winner. festivities Crown founders ' Week The opening event of Founders ' Week could li.ive been the p.m. chiming of die Chapel bells, February 17. in order to disseminate the President ' s announcement proclaiming February lfi as Fox Day. But the real opening event of Founders ' Week was the Colloquium on Teddy Roosevelt which author Carleton Putnam presented February If) in the Mills Memorial Library. Man) other activities were scheduled throughout the week including something to interest even the most fickle of tastes. There was a Stetson vs. Rollins basketball game, an organ vespers ' service at the Chapel rendered by Catherine Crozier, and several French plays presented by French students at the Fred Stone Theatre. Thursday afternoon brought the most famous bard ol all time back to memory with Mrs. Dean ' s traditional production ol Shakespeareana, complete with orange girls. Then there were the inevitable Trustees ' meetings, the musically-gifted students ' recitals at Maitin Hall, and a highlight for theatre enthusiasts Arthui Wagner ' s excellent delivery of his lecture n playwright Arthur Miller. And the week was brought to a climax Saturday evening at the Orlando Country Club with roast beef and a McKean speech at the Founders ' Week Dinnei for patrons and trustees ol the college. DESSERT IS FOLLOWED BY SMILES AND CHUCKLES AS PRESIDENT McKEAN SPEAKS TO THE GUESTS AT THE ANNUAL FOUNDER S DAY BANQUET. ' ARM FOR PEACE, EXHORTS GENERAL WEDEMEYER. ' NEUTRALITY IS IMMORAL, BELIEVES MOHAMMED ALL CAPITAL! EXCLAIMS STEEL EXECUTIVE BLOUGH. Animate Breaking tradition, the thirty-first edition of the Anir. Magazine was published in the Knowles Memorial C instead of in the Sandspur Bowl. An engrossed and: which filled the pews on February 23, witnessed the cessful living magazine under the editorship of . McKean and the chairmanship of Edwin Granl Timely topics were delivered with a flourish of rh by the chosen six who represented the military, pol business, religious, and Indian worlds. Princess Atol Chickasaw emissary from the Indian sphere, is a recog authority on the interpretation and conservation o arts, lore, and traditions of the American Indians an the key instigator in the establishment of the Deparl of Indian Arts and drafts. Retired Army General C. Wedemeyer, envoy to China during the Far E crisis, made noteworthy appearances at both the Con A CAPACITY AUDIENCE WITNESSES THE 3 I ST PUBLICATION OF ANIMAG. THE ANIMAG RECIPIENTS of honorary degrees stand with President McKean after the Convocation Ceremonies. Left to right: Moham- med Ali and General Wedemeyer, Doctors of Law; President McKean; Princess Ataloa, Rollins Medal of Honor; Roger Blough, Doctor of Law; Major General Medaris, Doctor of Science; and Dr. Ho. kins, Doctor of Humanities. IT ' S A CHALLENGING TIME. ADMITS MEDARIS. ' A RAINBOW FOR THE INDIANS, MUSES ATALOA. ' CHURCH NOT YET OBSOLETE, CLAIMS HOSKINS. instances m and Animag, broaching several thought-provoking bjects. Another representative from the military services as Major General John B. Medaris, chiel ol the United .ites ballistics, and one of the papas ot the Explorer tellite. Roger Blough, U. S. Steel Corporation ' s Chair- an of the Board, capably presented the current business odd viewpoint tli rough his informative speech, Breaking hrough the Capital Barrier. ' ' The former Prime Minister Pakistan and present Ambassador to the United States, lohammed Ali. contributed a foreign flavor to Animag. is topic was Pakistan ' s Role in World Affairs. ' At home i the Chapel pulpit for the Sunday morning service was r. Fred Hoskins, Secretary of the General Council ol Con- egational Churches. Dr. Hoskins also brought his per- ■ption and insight to Animag with his speech. Era oppers. ' CONVOCATION SPEAKER WEDEMEYER LAUNCHES FORTH. MRS. BURKE WITH SULLIVAN AWARD EXPRESSES THANKS. PRINCESS ATALOA enthusiastically relates one more vivid Chickasaw lore to her attentive listener, Mrs. McKean. ROLLINS GOOD-LOOKING cheerleaders are, front row: Joeve Vaughn, Barbara Mead, Judy Strife. Second row: Kathy Rhoads, Susu Dunn, Judy Hoffman. These selected girls faithfully support our athletic teams at all games. THE NATIONAL HONORARY Dramatic Fraternity, Theta Alpha Phi, fers membership upon superior Junior or Senior dramatic students. Se are the four members: Tom DiBacco, Ann Derflinger, Blanca LaB President, and Ford Oehne. Faculty members are: Mssrs. Wagner, and Grose. PHI SOCIETY MEMBERS t r e selected as Freshmen on the basis of their high scholarship. Front row: Ford Oehne, Muff Murphy, Shirley Goldstone, M Myers, Barbara Works, Sandra Lawler, Marilyn Dupres, Janice Haldeman. Second row: Cam Chapman, Phyllis Zatlin, Sally Hunt, Jill Shoemaker. Third row: DiBacco, Tom Glymph, Frank Ferguson, Bill Pace. Not pictured: Joan Brand, Carol Fortier, Gilmore Jennings, Walter Cain, Danny Laurent, Ann Patton, . Abendroth, Judy Hoffman, Ron Atwood, Sue Dunn, and Wade Provo. Honoraries Tap Scholars FACULTY AND STUDENT members of Pi Gamma Mu, Florida Gamma Chapter, advance the scientific study of social problems. The national social science honorary taps juniors or seniors who are outstanding in sociology, political science, or history. Those ranking tops in scholarship, music, drama, science, and UK- social sciences among the students and faculty were elected to membership in the Campus honoraries. Tappings during the year added lieslmien and upperclass students outstanding in scholarship to Phi Society and Key Society. Women excelling in music and drama were added to I ' ln Beta, while upperclassmen wen- initiated into Theta Alpha I ' ln l i achievement in dramatics. Foi superioi efforts in science and social science, students and faculty were chosen lot Zeta Alpha Epsilon and Pi Gamma Mu. FOR STUDENTS with highest scholastic achievement the Rollins Key Society offers membership. Janice Haldeman, Charles Scudder, Frank Ferguson, Camille Chapman, and Sandra Lawler are present members who have persisted in main- taining an A- average for six consecutive terms. Extracurricular Liven Campu, SORORITY PRESIDENTS and representatives form Panhellenic Council. ROLLINS SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY features programs, discussions, and films on fields ! C. J. Stroll, Cam Chapman, Mimi Haupt, Joanne Anthony, Mary scientific interest from biology to mathematics. They smile here after hearing a repo McKeever, Sarah Barber, and Judy Earle kneel behind officers D. A. on Project Vanguard. Officers Leroy Oetjen, Joan Abendroth, Bob Pratt, and advisi Sharp, Lynne Koelber, President, and Mabel Bexley. Dr. Hellwege sit on first row. Jship, and fosters informal discussion between American DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN is an organization, membership of which is open to those who al and the visit of Dr. Walter Starkie to campus have a working knowledge of German. First row: Phyllis Zatlin, Janice Haldeman. day at the Casa. Second row: Treasurer Shelby Hiatt, Bonnie IVIcCorguodale, Cleo Chambliss, Albert Goss, President Joan MacLelland, Bob Pratt, Sally Hunt, Libby Moore. Many clubs and societies meet throughout the year to foster interest in a wide variety of fields. The Pan-American, French, and German Clubs are for those who want to leant more ol the countries and languages. The musically and dramatically inclined join with the Rollins Singers, Student Music Guild. Rollins Radio Artists, or the Rollins Players. Boat enthusiasts flock to the lake- front with the Yacht Club. Athletics take precedence with those who belong to the Men ' s and Women ' s R-Clubs. Representatives from the fraternities and sororities form the Inter-Fraternit) and Panhellenic Councils to regulate their social and business activities, and Future Teachers of America discuss educational problems in their meetings. THE RIPPLING SURFACE of Lake Virginia and nearly any vessel is enough enticement to lure Perry Ellwood, Skipper, and any member of his rugged and enthusiastic crew of devoted helmsmen down to the waterfront to liberate the sailing ships or slender canoes from their boathouse confines. THE INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL functions as the governing body and co-ordinator of the various fraternities on campus. It is composed of one member from each fraternity and meets once a month under the super- vision of the Dean of Men. NICK WALN AND BLANCA LA BORDE, two mainstays of the Rollins College radio station WPRK, prepare to go on the air. The station is located in the basement of the Mills Memorial Library and its activities are directed by Mr. Mark Frutchey. Courses are offered in all phases of radio, and the pro- grams are produced entirely by aspiring radio students. ROLLINS PLAYERS are, first row: Ford Oehne, Nancy Haskell, Mik Crecco, Joe Haraka, Mollie Wagner, Arthur Wagner, Donald Al lei Leslie Lockamy, Ann Derflinger, Tom DiBacco. Second row: Robei Chase, Jack Mette, Bob Green, Joan Brand, John Connable, Gar Goldfarb, Howard Hill, Mark Tiedje, Sid Burt, and Bob Grose. Th F.T.A. MEMBERS are: Jane Kroschwitz, Linda Flagg, Judy Adams, Bruce Longbottom, Presi- dent; Martha Leavitt, Doris Thompson, Carol McSweeney, Babs Bertash, Miss Packham, Sharon Markham, Marilyn Koepke, Cecilia Smith, Mar- garet Carmichael, Lee Lazarra, Sally Hill, Judy Baez, Carole Zellweger, Kay Crosetta, Jeff Mil- ler, Phil Smith, Arthur Egan and Ginger Grimes. THE ROLLINS SINGERS under the direction ol Robert Hufstader, seated here at the piano, are rehearsing their repertoire for the annual Con- cert Series presented at the A.R.T. Members are Steve Kane, Allen Wolbrink, John Connable, Tom Glymph, Sharon Voss, Phyliss Zatlin, Joan McLelland, Sandra Wyatt, Gwen Mansfield, Sally Smathers, and Barbie Works Club are Tim 3arnes, Harry Lubetkin, Jim MEMBERS OF THE MEN ' S Calhoun, Bob Zumft, Dick Glass, Dave Hewitson, Phil Curti, Ron Terpak, Bob Craig, Bob Ross, Moe Cody, Don Salyer, Chick Bezemer, Vice Presi- dent Pete Kimball, Secretary Ed Gray, Presi- dent Jim Johnston, Treasurer Jim Lyden, Ron Paiva, Bob Todd, Frank Willis, Al Smith, Tom Dolan, Frank Wolfe, Jim Davis, and Larry Breen. Players presented nine plays in Ihe Fred Stone and Annie Russell Theatres. They were: Born Yesterday, Electra, Our Town, Death of a Salesman, Teach Me How to Cry, Medium, Telephone, and Life with Father. Of these, two were musicals and the Fred Stone presented a Greek tragedy. SUSU DUNN, R ainy Abbott, Sue York, Roberta Marling, Secretary, and Ginger Car- penter, President, members of the Women ' s R Club, line up in the most appropriate Theta Lodge. Not pictured is Joan Mac- Lelland. Those girls excelling in the field of athletics and fostering the highest spirit of sportsmanship are granted membership in this club. m V is! NEWLY TAPPED MEMBERS of Zeta Alpha Epsilon, the honorary scientific fraternity for outstanding scientific students are Joan Abendroth, Dick Anderson, Judy Hoffman, Leroy Oetjen, Bob Pratt, Dennis Richards, and Gordon Struble. Also pictured are Janice Haldeman, and Drs. Thomas, Ross, Hellwege, Carroll, Vestal, Wilson and Shor. KNOWLES MEMORIAL CHAPEL CHOIR members are, first row: Director Hufstader, Jack Mette, Luke Lloyd, Gilmore Jennings, Harold Davis, Mark Tiec Jim Page, Roberta Marling, Janet Zeidman, Margot LeRoy, Mrs. Gleason, Organist. Second row: Allen Wolbrink, Walter Cain, Albert Goss, Bob Whi George Crook, Tony Toledo, Elaine Rogers, Gwen Mansfield, Betty Lee Graves. Third row: Bill Karsiake, Hugh Mitchell, Bill Moulton, Ford Oehne, Warren Ke Bob Rauch, Phyllis Zatlin, Kathryn Crosetto, Nancy Neier, Kathy Hammond, Pauline Stavropoulos. As Chape One of the most impressive of the Rollins buildin the Knowles Memorial Chapel, lends a sole] dignity and warmth to the campus, serving a: non-sectarian spiritual home for the student f and the surrounding community. Under the leadership of Dean Theodore Darn the students contribute to special annual eve and the weekly services as readers, ushers, or members ot the Chapel Choir under the direct: of Robert Hufstader and organist, Mrs. Rather Crozier. The Chapel is also the scene of org recitals, all college convocations, and the Ik Festival. SENIOR BILL HERBLIN proves his point while speaking in the bi- weekly Vesper service in the Frances Chapel. Participation in the services and annual programs is a privilege of both the students and faculty members. 7 - ' ■irst row: Sharon Voss, Barbara Works, Margaret Moffatt, Betty Baldwin, Suzanne Vinckel, Margaret Carmichael, Ginger Grimes, Lettie Rhoten, Sally Hunt. Second row: Ann Brookbank, Betty Sue Lukins, Patty Stevens, Barbara Jones, Kay Leimbacher, Sally Smathers, Helen Valentine, Joanne Murphy, Joan Mulac. hird row: Paula Wilson, Sandra Wyatt, Pat Helier, Kris Bracewell, Mary Goodall, Linda Radekin, Ann Gardner, Patty Johnson, Rainy Abbott, Ginger Carpenter. Bells Ring )esigned by Ralph Adams Cram, who planned :ie Princeton University Chapel, construction of he Chapel was begun in 1 93 1 through the inspira- lon ol Mrs. Frances Knowles Warren in memory f her lather, Francis Bangs Knowles. a founder nd original trustee of Rollins. lodernized Spanish classic architecture is cm- ihasized in the design of the Chapel and its djoining gardens. The wood carvings, the six- eenth century tapestry of The Stoning of St. itephen, the altar cross, the stained glass windows ' 1 St. Francis and St. Augustine, The Francis Ihapel, the lovely gardens and fountains, are all inforgettable aspects of Knowles Memorial Chapel. CANDLELIGHT FLOODS the aisles of the Knowles Memorial Chapel in the Christmas Candlelight proces- sion, a fitting beginning and climax to the beautiful and impressive annual Christmas Service. 73 THG COMMUNITY SERVICE Club members donate their time to worthwhile service for the community. Their projects include baby- sitting, helping at the Winter Park Hospital, and providing the series of All-College movies, but help is given wherever the need is found. 74 75 VESPER COMMITTEE members who see that the Tuesday and Thursday evening services run smoothly are Cam Chapman, D. A. Sharp, Mary Goodier, Linda Wolowitz, Dick Mansfield, Mike Snite, Len Wood, and Ford Oehne. Not pic- tured is Bill Ward. THE ROLLINS AFTER-CHAPEL CLUB gathers around the Sunday morning conference table, complete with cups of steaming Java, as Professor Dorsett ponders the question, Why You Read What You Read. Seen looking intellectual are Lloyd Hoskins, Teel Oliver, Robert Fleming, Joan Abendroth, Dean Darrah, Jarrett Brock, and Tommy DiBacco. The Vanguard didn ' t make it, but we will! — slogan the 1958 Chapel Chest Fund Drive. Red cardboard roc posed as thermometers, keeping the scores of the var social groups. But the rockets would ' ve fizzled as drei as the one at CANAVERAL had not the Rollins family membered to dig down deep in their collective pocl Quarters, dimes, and dollars sent rocket temperat soaring as the coins came clinking home in the drivi aid schools for handicapped children, supply magazines the college infirmary, contribute to the World Unive Student Fund, the Dean ' s Fund, the Foster Parent ' s P and other cases needing financial assistance. 7f, STANDING, HEADS IN HANDS, is the brain power behind the FLAMINGO: Bob Schermer, Phyllis Zatlin, Barbara Mead, Sarah Barber, Lowell Mintz, Business Manager; Marge Myers, Editor; Joe Haraka, Valerie Green, Janet Markson, Ann Gardner. Not pictured is Bill Pace, editor for winter and spring terms in Marge ' s absence. Journalists and Journals Hie Publication Union is made up oi four student publica- tions: the weekly newspaper. SAXDSPUR: the yearbook, TOMOKAX; the creative writing magazine, FLAMINGO; 2nd the guide for all new students, the R-BOOK. The Union is controlled by a board made up oi the editors, business managers, and the faculty advisors of each publica- tion. The editors and business managers are elected by the student body in the annual Student Association elections. Staff membership is open to all students, and every student :an find a place for himself on any of the publications to use his particular talent, be it creative writing, reporting, advertising, photography or lay-out. THESE ASTUTE-LOOKING MEMBERS who control the Rollins ' written meet in their entirety under the title of Student Publication Union. THE 1958-1959 R-BOOK was compiled under the ing hand of Ford Oehne with the help of his staff. First row: Bruce Aufhammer. copy; Dale Montgomery, art. Second row: Wilber Dorsett, advisor; Ford, editor; and Nancy Haskell, lay-out. 77 KATH Y AND R. L. SEEK FUNNY-BONE INSP.RATiON FOR THE WEEKLY CARTOON. The Presses Roar And Rollins Speaks It ' s deadline time in the SANDSPUR office and Tom DiBacco, Editor-in- Chief, begins his weekl) and rather frantic chant, To the press! Editors and staffs pound the typewriters to get the all-important copy and just the right amount of lines finished, checked, and marked with the mysterious symbols of journalism for the pi inters. The SANDSPUR received a well- deserved fourth consecutive ALL-Amei ican rating this fall term, which is tangible evidence oi its merit as a college newspaper. It has something lor everyone, ' was one oi the complimentary remarks of the judging. THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT: DEBBIE WILLIAMS, LOWELL MINTZ, TOM NORDLINGER. It Will Be Out! Screams 8. Bed TWO OF THE PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT EDITORS, Carol Muir and Karen Serumgard, discuss advertising problems with Pete Kimball, Business Manager. LAYOUT EDITOR SID BURT and her assistant, Margie Bristol, encour the intricacies of the mysterious light-bulb box and the too-large | ture. Not pictured is Toni Perzia. The TOMOKAN editorial board and staff worked ind triously ior the greater part of the year arranging the 1; out and design of the book, struggling over the corr spacing in cutlines and headlines, and tapping the ty] writers furiously in order to produce the final words to m the all-important deadline times. And after much prov bial blood, sweat, and practically non-existent time, lay-( w.is planned, advertisements were acquired, and writing v writ. The 1958 TOMOKAN staff consists of a grea number of people and has manifested a deeper interest a the meeting of individual responsibilities for the book 01 larger scale than the yellow walls of the office have seen many years. All this conscientious work and genuine intei was evidenced in the coordination and near ease product through the efforts of Bruce Beal. Editor-in-Chief, and capable assistant and associate underlying editors. TYPISTS AROUND THE TABLE, Ann Berry, Mauri Simons, Beth Halperin, Marcia Matson, Robin McGlohn, Martha Leavitt, Margaret Carmichael, Debbie Williams, and Pauline Stavropoulos prepare for an evening ' s arduous key- manipulalion. Nor pictured are Daryl Curtis and Valerie Baumrind. WRITERS, Jody Boulware, Pam Rial, Ann Philipson, Carol Sitton, Bonni Swan, and Val Greene get a space computation review from Penny M Copy Editor. Not pictured are: Pattie Chambers, Ginger Carpenter, Je Windsor, Garry Sutherland, Gail Sutcliffe and Jo Jarman. JO CAYLL, ALUMNI ADVISOR, checks through the busy schedule pad with Bruce Beal, Editor-in-Chief to insure oerfect and smooth handling of TOMOKAN business. Mrs. Koontz, Faculty Advisor, shares the official desk in order to check some copy for glaring grammatical errors. JIM BONATIS, PETE ROE AND LARRY HITNER, ASSOCIATE EDITORS, occupy themselves, although in a seemingly relaxed and easy manner, with just a few of the routine tasks connected with the proper and orderly functioning of any yearbook office. 81 SETS WEREN ' T BORN YESTERDAY — ASK THE STAGECRAFTERS! ART ' 58 Offerings GIN! SQUEALS Sally Reed as Billie Dawn In Born Yesterday, as Mike Crecco seems bewil- dered. Judy Strife doubling as Billie Dawn, baffles him, too, with her accusations. Born Yesterday players, Sally, Mike, and Jack Mette argue relative merits of sex vs. intelligence. LYNN PFLUG, EVIL USURPER, draws back cover from corpse of murdered wife, Nancy Haskell. Electra (Ann Derflinger), Orestes (Roland Reynolds), and Greek chorus watch. 83 morning to sister, Wendy Hirshon and parents, Nancy Haskell and Joe Haraka. EVEN THE UMBRELLAS seem to mourn, adding to the somber at- mosphere of Emily ' s funeral and George ' s sorrow. Symbolizing the impassivity of those beyond the grave, the dead (seated) exhibit no emotion. EDITOR WEBB is about to receive an approving peck on the from daughter, Emily, so his proper wife refuses to look. Opening night — furs, jewels, and expensive scents pen the audience oi the Annie Russell Theatre. Backstage, minute changes of light and sound cues are checked rechecked; costumes are given the final touches and submitted to one last scrutiny. Belowstairs, in the un world of Max Factor, familiar faces add or subtract y as grease paint, powder, and lines take over. A hi beard or a handle-bar moustache sprouts beneath your when crepe hair and spirit gum are artfully applied complete make-up job takes anywhere from twenty i utes to an entire hour. Backstage at the intricate maz the lightboard, a gigantic switch is thrown. As the hi lights dim out, an expectant hush falls over the audie Slowly, the curtain goes up — the play is on .OOM DESCENDS in cafe scene from Death a Salesman as Willy Loman (Tony Chastain) Is sons Biff (Mike Crecco) and Happy (Bill ith) I was fired today! Perry Ellwood unob- sively serve: drinks as Happy, in an attempt recapture a spirit of gaiety, chats with call Is, Joan Mulac, Nelle Longshore. HEY ' RE PAINTING HER ROOM, BIFF— SHE SHOWERED HERE! ' TOP: The kitchen is the scene for some brothe hard as he learns of his father ' s suicide attempts. WILBUR DORSETT, (Charlie), long a favorite of ART patrons, and Gretchen Mullen of the Rollins News Bureau, take five during drees rehearsal for Death. Alihough a newcomer to the ART, Gretchen ' s sensitive performance as Willy ' s wife. Linda, will long be remembered. 85 Below: Grief hits Biff V 1 J f MISS ROLLINS CANDIDATES: Pat Stevens, Cherry King. Ann Benedict, Susu Dunn, Sue Murray, Nelle Long- shore, Gwen Ogilvie, Annie Robinson, Sally Reed, Lis Jacobs, Diane Peters, Anita Stedronsky, Tanya Graef, Miss Rollins; and Helen Carrell. ANNIE ROBINSON displays and form ideal of aspiring an A FIESTA FIRST: AN HISTORICAL PAGEANT WITH BOTH DANCING AND TRAGI FEET AND HANDS beat out the Fiesl on the Center Patio cement. ROLLINS GOES BIG-TIME with the Indian SSS ' ers, marked by turbans and beards, arranging for the pachydermal visit during Fiesta Week. 8(i Fiesta Fabricates Facility for Fun Fiesta spelled a hectic weekend for all l Rollins beginning m Thursday at noon with the judging ol house decorations. Thai afternoon the fashion-minded were delighted with Around (he Clock Fashions starring the Miss Rollins candidates. Evening heralded bright lights and the blare of barkers ' voices inviting all to the Carnival to try their skills on everything, including miniature golf, and braving the herd ol wild elephants. A parade ol Kin s and Queens preceded the Frida) merry- making while some enjoyed the dinner hour, soothed by a Marimba Band and graced by the presence ol the most magnificent beards, others enjoyed a Latin atmosphere and President McKean ' s tortillas. The night was climaxed l Fiesta de Noche, in- cluding a pageant and informal dance, followed by the Candle Lighting Service. Saturday sported a Field Day and the high point of Fiesta the dance. Many couples whirled round the floor to the music of Phil Napolean and the theme. Spring Is Here. Then, an appropriate end to a fabulous Fiesta the breakfast. LIZ JACOBS and Dale Ingmanson sport the casual in Around the Clock Fashions. ED AND BEV RELISH THE FOOD, ATMOSPHERE AND COMPANY. rORTILLA FLAT BOASTS OF PABLO McKEAN ' S COOKING. MAY WE PRESENT the court for Fiesta 1958 of Queen Nancy Pfanner, Sigma Nu, (second from r.) and King Don Salyer, Alpha Phi (second from I.) Midway and field Pay -fun THE FAVORITE EVENT FINDS DR. ROSS FEEDING DEAN VERMILYE, AND MARY FAIRCHILD HYSTERICAL AS BOOTIE MISSED THE PIE. SOCIAL GIRLS ' RUSH SORORITIES BOYS ' RUSH FRATERNITIES . . . Who wants to be alone and why? For the genius of most of us comes not out of solitude but out of ventures together. Here are ventures in trust and faith united in our common ideals! Here we attempt to live the life which haunts our dreams . . . to be true and just and kind with the like-minded and committed . . . to put our hearts and feelings right out in front with those who also dare . . . and | then see what happens. ... T. S. Darrah GROUPS ' A WINNER! SHOUTS D. A. SHARP AS PROSPECTIVE PLEDGES ENJOY PLAYING ROULI Weeks of Anxiety Joyous Shrieks a: PERRY CONGRATULATES Sally on her P, Phi bid while K l illy and Lee of Chi O welcome Andy. The happy Phi Mu ' s burst into song. 92 vIO PARTY IN THE GAMMA PHI BETA HOUSE. : nd In U Pledges DALE MORRIS and Mary Goodler ring out three cheers for Theta as they anxiously wait for the arrival of their new sisters. tST ROW: Gwen Ogilvie, Mary McKeever. Second row: Martha Leavitt, Bitsy Keller, Judy Pazolt, Debbie Williams, Barbie Satterfield Elena Colucci Ke estone, Gail Parson, Dede Lund, Inger Johnson. Third row: Gail Sutcliffe, Bet Goodman, Jill Masterson, Val Greene Susanne Wheeler Mary Goodall Jean Ri nnie MacSwan, Judy Woleben, Barbie Walker, Sue O ' Bolger, Sue Manion, Sue Smith, Chrissie Kenyon, Cleo Chambliss, Lucille Harvey Not pictured- Pe ;nsing. Alpha Phi PRESIDENT: Mary McKeever VICE PRESIDENT: Gwen Ogilvie SECRETARY: Barbara Satterfield MINISCES ON HER REIGN AS AN ORANGE BOWL. IT ' S AN ATTEMPT for vanity ' s sake by Paze and Bits on the windy brink of Old Me Sea. But sunglasses don ' t really make the best of mirrors anyhow. ' HOW DOES YOUR SWEET POTATO GROW, MISTRESSES MARGARET AND JUDY? ' Chi Omega PRESIDENT: Ann Derflinger VICE PRESIDENT: Sandra Lawler SECRETARY: Barbara Works IN THE SECLUDED CHAPTER ROOM, CHI O ' S FIRST ROW: Barbara Works, Flora Gaines, Susan Marr, Diane Peters, Joeve Vaughn, Ginny Willis, Wendy Hirshon, Ann Derflinger. Middle row: Millie B Beth Halperin, Owen McHaney, Lee Lazarra, Andy Anderson, Korky Tuggle, Linda Flagg, Patti Brooks, Frances Romano. Back row: Diane Scrivener, B Graham, Ruth Hiscox, Judy Adams, Juanita Cameron, Nancy Haskell, Gayle Jordan, Valerie Baumrind, Judy Hagan, Mimi Haupt, Margaret Carmichael, Je Windsor, Louise Twitty, Carol McSweeney, Sharon Markham. BERT DOESN ' T MIND BEING PERSUADED INTO THE LAKE BY NEW PLEDGES. WE DIDN ' T MEAN TO INTERRUPT. WAS IT A SECRET? Gamma Phi Beta SEATED: Kay Leimbacher, Bet Marling. Lee Beeker, Carol Musselwhite, June Worthington, Bette Baldwin. First row: D. A. Sharp, Barbie Haas, Joan Sherry Voss, Sue Barclay. Second row: Patti Chambers, Shirley Sieber, Patty Stevens, Karen Serumgard, Marr Fairchild, Sue Scribner, Ginger Cornell. May Fairchild, Louise Wolfe, Gloria Grigsby, Sally Mitchell. Fourth row: B. J. Bobel, Julia Schou, Barbie Jones, Carol Muir, Carol Sitton. Fifth row: Babs Bertash, Sue Baxter, Nancy Watzek, Nadi Lane, Ann Brookbank. CAROL AND BERT WATCH GREAT SUMS OF MONEY CHANGE HANDS. MRS. FITZ IS A MOM AWAY FROM HOME AND ONE OF THE GANG. JAIL IS THE SCENE WITH INMATES SERVING BREAD AND WATER. Kappa Alpha Theta PRESIDENT: Judy Earle VICE PRESIDENT: Sue Dunn SECRETARY: Ann Pon+ious TO KEEP THE COEDS HAPPY, MRS. WEBER IS ON THE SCENE. CHEERING THETAS WAIT IMPATIENTLY FOR NEW PLEDGES. Anita Tanner, Bev Nabers. Benedict, Martha England, Mary Goodier, Tanya Graef, Mary Jane Strain, Nancy Stevens, Jane Feise. Barbara Mead, M CALHOUN EYES WIFE BARBARA AT THETA-PI PHI DANCE. THERE ' S NOTHING LIKE A SNACK ON COLD NIGHTS FOR THE THETAS. ZD mi Kappa Kappa Gamma FIRST ROW: Joan Abendroth, Ann Smith, Cam Chapman, Judy Strife. Second row: Patty Dunlap, Muff Murphy, Margie Bristol, Carole Bubb. Third Punky Ladd, Judy lllges, Sue Murray, Jill Shoemaker, Carolyn Beer, Lloyd Hoskins, Mimi Brown, Jane Denkert, Mary Beth Weir, Donna Vincent. Fourth Teel Oliver, Judy Howard, Lettie Rhoten, Daryl Curtis, Anita Stedronsky, Mary Mudd, Irene Lee, Paula Wilson, Sandy Logan, Pauline Stavropoulos, Jane God Leslie Priester, Hallie Haubenestel. DONUTS, COKES. AND COFFEE summon pajamed actives and pledges to the living room for those informal, most popular, after-hour ' s parties. PRESIDENT: Cam Chapman VICE PRESIDENT: Joan Abendroth SECRETARY: Judy Strife WEARING BERMUDAS, Punky, Lloyd, Mary Beth, and Jill screech their Kappa welcomes to excited pledges of the blues and golden key. 103 4 MARGIE, CAM, PUNKY RELAX A MOMENT TO ENJOY HEARTS. CAM ENJOYS THE STAR-BEDECKED KAPPA PLEDGE DANCE. A TYPICAL SATURDAY in the Phi Mu salon finds Sally Reed perform- ing ballet antics to a blaring hi-fi recording while her appreciative audience, Mary Whitman and Margot Leroy to have given up all hope of studying. ith books on laps, seem Phi Mu PRESIDENT: Sarah Barber VICE PRESIDENT: Marge Myers SECRETARY: Janice Haldeman STARDUST SERENADE, THE PHI MU-DELT DANCE OPENED THE Y ■IRS. RUTH LELAND IS THE MAINSTAY BEHIND GIRLS AT FOX HALL. PLEDGES BUSILY PREPARE A SIGN FOR THEIR OPEN HOUSE. ■IRST ROW: Marie Coster, Lynn Egry, Jody Boulware, Jo Jarman, Sarah Barber, Janet Markson, Marge Myers; Second row: Pam Rial, Anne Philipson, Babbie Dwen, Paula Riiey, Jean Palmer, Karen Nordberg, Anne Albenberg; Third row: Anita Alexander, Marilyn Dupres, Vallorie Burnette, Steffie Sanderson, Becky Hazard, Kitten Andrews, Sue Sanders, Helen Valentine, Mary Whitman, Sally Reed, Ann Belfield, Julie Smith, Celia Salter, Bitsy Walden. Not Pictured: Mabel 3exley, Janice Halderman, Margot Leroy. PLEDGES AND ACTIVES group it up at the ideal spot. Such smiles and greasy fingers can only mean that switching from Beanery fare to glamorous steaks is the thing to do. PI PHI ' S DEMONSTRATE THEIR ATHLETIC Pi Beta Phi PRESIDENT: C. J. Stroll VICE PRESIDENT: Helen Carrell SECRETARY: Carol Fortier PI BETA PHI members are C. J. Stroll, Helen Carrell, Bev Millilcan, Corky Row, Dudley Robinson, Betty Sue Lukins, Nancy Neier, Gay Van Deusen, Helen Kathy Mann, Garry Sutherland, June Muvdi, Sid Burt, Karen Elvgren, Sue Lewis, Annie Robinson, Carole Allen, Patty Helier, Nancy Harding, Carol Fortier Olson, Cherry King, and Dottle Englehardt. Not pictured: Liz Calderon. feminine Fancies THE GAMMA PHI ' S VENETIAN GONDOLIER MADE THEM TROPHY-BEARERS FOR ' 58. MR. DRAGON ' S 50 feet of oranqe and yellowness aided the Phi s brilliant China Town. COMPLETE WITH EIFFEL TOWER and si. cafe, the Chi O ' s re-capture April in Paris. BUCKING THE THURSDAY GALES, the Kappas manage to secure the unruly cref which add to the colorful carnival atmosphere of the second-place Carousel Waltz. ELOISE RETURNS! And she skips gaily through her ver own world on the Phi Mu lawn. PATTI JOHNSON brushes the finishing touches on the veiled woman from India to complete Theta ' s Happy Wanderer. A SCENIC LAKE SETS STAGE FOR SIGMA NU ' S RUSH DELTA CHIS SHAKE HANDS WITH NEW PLEDGE AFTER A FORMAL PLEDGING KA ' S JIM AND JACK PROUDLY DISPLAY NEWLY-CO A G limps DICK AND TONY SEEM TORN BETWEEN BOOKS AND RUSH BY LAMBDA CHIS. CLUBBERS AT AN INFORMAL BULL HOUSE TO THE PROSPECTIVE PLEDGE. Of Rush ENTER CHARACTERIZE FRATERNITY RUSH. DICK ' S AWAITING BID MAKES A HAPPY CLIMAX TO RUSH. FIRST ROW: Perry Ellwood, Roberto Muvdi, Nick Wain, Bob Lorenzen, Pete Kimball. Second row: Bill Schaefer, Bruce Longbottom, Bob Todd, George Feh Hitner, Steve Middlebrook, Lynn Mulliken, Jim Goldstein, Chace Peabody, Dick Merz, Jack Bofinger, Mike Snite, Jeff Miller, Larry Hoyt, Bruce Beal. Thii Hugh Mitchell, Bill Moulton, Frank Ferguson, Leroy Oetjen, Jim Bonatis, Bob Hartman, Dick Mansfield, Walt Hallstein, Ed Brady, Dick O ' Laughlin, Bob Mellf Humphrey, Win Taylor, Denny Learned, Phil Lubetkin, Bill Karslake. Fourth row: George Crook, Alan Coleman, Jack Leffingwell, Steve Mandel, Dick Holma Roe, Phil Scott, Ted Takahashi. delta Chi PRESIDENT: Bob Lorenzen VICE PRESIDENT: Bill Karslake SECRETARY: Bruce Beal MOVING PATIO-WARDS, DANCERS TAKE ADVAI TED TAKAHAHASHI struggles to elude the g-asp of new pledge Jim Goldstein in the traditional dumping of the actives which follows pledging. 112 Kappa Alpha Order A FLOOD OF FLORIDA SUNBEAMS, A HOST OF BOOKS, AND AN ASSEMBLAGE OF REX BEACHCOMBERS. RESULTS: A ROUND-TABLE STUDY (? FIRST ROW: Joe Haraka, Pete Hoadley, Bill Bentley, Emilio Lebolo, Carr Burgoyne, Dick D ' Alemberte. Second row: Frank Healis, Bob Starke, Don Salyer, Jose Ochoa, Chuck Berger, Guy Travis. Third row: Jeff Richardson, Bud Adams, Jacques Mitchell, Dave Dobson, Jim McDermott, Bob Schermer, Scott Strahan, Rodney Dillard, John Berliner, Ridgely Foster, Lee Robbins, Stan Moress, Sonny Everett, Jack Gavin, Jim Davis, Jack Millican. Fourth row: Pete O ' Brien, Parker Leimbach, Bill Mason, Ben Shaw, Tom Miller, Gardner Horton, Bill Ely, Dick Randolph. Not pictured: Roland Reynolds. IECHANICS ALL, THESE THREE TOIL ' MIDST PISTONS, RODS AND WIRES. DON, YOUR PUPIL ISN ' T LISTENING. IS THERE A PI PHI NEAR? COSWlQPOLiTl REID SITS BACK FOR A MOMENT TO CONCENTRATE ON A STORY. ROSES FROM DICK MAKE NANCY STEVENS CRESCENT QUEEN. Lambda Chi Alpha PRESIDENT: Frank Wolfe VICE PRESIDENT: Chuck Howell SECRETARY: Ron Atwood FIRST ROW: Bill Pace, Pete Cox, Bob Pratt, Tony Toledo, Tom Welis, Luke Lloyd, R. L. Smith, Dale Ingmanson, Ron Atwood, Jim Lynn, Mark Frutchey, Dick Ander- son, Jim Hall, Terry Cunningham. Second row: Nat Mendell, Dick Barnes, Bob Muirhead, Jay Dolan, Bill Herblin, Frank Wolfe. Third row: Gil Pierce, Herman Langford, Ed Flory, Frank Lynch, Luis Dominguez, John Hickey, Wally Ramsey, Angie Salvatore, Todd Persons, Jack Sutton. FIRST ROW: John Hirsch, Bruce Aufhammer, Ron Paiva, Ford Oehne, Frank Willis, Tom Di Bacco, John Looby; Second row: Corky Borders, Harry Glas Hewitson, Tom Dolan, Larry Breen, Norm Blowers, John Henriksen, Jim Weber, Elmer Lott; Third row: Al Smith, Desi Csonger, Moe Cody, Jim Johnst Kintzing, Bob MacCuspie, Ken Tall, Frank De Vincentis, Dale Montgomery, Bud Traylor, Bob Stuart: Fourth row: Jeff Roberts, Stover Mcllwain, J. C. S Bob Schuder, Mo Waite, Larry Lavalle, Jack Eiteljorg. Not Pictured: Ed Gray. Sigma Hu PRESIDENT: Fred Oehne VICE PRESIDENT: Ed Gray SECRETARY: Larry Lavalle AND IT ' S A HOMER AS BUD ROUNDS SECOND BA HALLELUJAH! ELEVEN NEW MEN ARE WELCOMED TO SIGMA NU RANKS. MRS. BAKER CARES FOR AND DEFENDS THE SIGMA NUS. CORONATION NIGHT FOR NANCY PFANNER, SIGMA NU SWEETHEART. ROM THE LOOKS DAVE MUST BE PULLING A SHADY DEAL. YOU KNOW HOW IT IS . . . JUST LIKE THIS, GESTICULATES FREDDIE. 119 MA BURKE CARES FOR MANY NECESSARY X-CLUB DETAILS. WITH MUCH BRAVERY, Pledge Mel sips the hot tabasco potion brewed and ministered by these stern countenanced actives. IT LOOKS AS IF THE TABLES ARE TURNING FOR PLEDGE TRAINER COI JACK GAUDETTE connects with the Big One for the Club duri heated struggle in the Sandspur diamond with arch-rivals, Sigma 120 CHI OMEGAS COLLABORATE WITH CLUBBERS TO PRESENT WINTER WONDERLAND AT DUBSDREAD. ' I IKE CORTESE backs up e X-club shieid. X Club PRESIDENT: Hal Durant VICE PRESIDENT: Dick Bezemer SECRETARY: Jack Gaudette RONT ROW: Bob Griffith, John Ladakakos, Jerry Kein, Tom Nordlinqer, Nick Longo, Mike Cortese, Len Wood, Ron Terpak, Bob Craig, Ken Rice, Jim Curti, ifurnham MacLeod. Second row: Charlie Polan, Bunky Davis, Jerry Beets, Bob Richmond, Jack Gaudette, Mabrey Manderson, Bob Lerner, Sid Abel, Jeff Lavaty, Bill Punhill, Ted Murray, Les Sladkus, Boyd Coffie. Third row: Hal Durant, Dick Diversi, Chuck Allen, Bob Plummer, Claude Crook, Gary Gabbard, Dick Bishop, Jack uggles, Mel Nevergall, Ronnie Brown, Dick Bezemer, Bob Harrison, Bob Ross, Harry Bennett, Jim Brown, Lee Martindale, Don Spencer, Mike Crecco, Joe Miller. Not pictured: Lowell Mintz. 12! FRONT ROW: Dan Smith, Don Allen, Randy Strout, Lee Jerane. Second row: Wade Provo, James Brunette, Gorham Harper, Dick Watson. Third row: Lynn Pflug, Fred Wolking, Roger Chadwick, Mark Tiedje. Not pictured: Bill Bradley, John Harkness, John Mc- Donald, Gary Lane, Bob White, Bobby Greene. s s s PRESIDENT: Lee Jerane VICE PRESIDENT: Randy Strout SECRETARY: Don Allen APE-MAN BILL BRADLEY TURNS PRIMITIVE, SWINGING 01 STUDYING is for:aken for a few minuies and the television is given a rest as Roger, Randy, and John pause for a refreshing conversation. Masculine Magnificence HOURS OF DELT LABOR ON AN ELABORATE SOUTH OF THE BORDER THEME RESULTED IN A RETURN OF THE COVETED FIRST-PLACE TROPHY. OVER THE MOUNTAINS, TREES AND ALL, the Si gma Nu Chattanooga Choo-Choo winds its THE X-CLUB acquired a Roman air for its pic- precanous way, while the chief engineers huff and puff en route to the waiting station. turesque Three Coins in the Fountain. . . . For all we ' re more than soul and more than body too! But this marvelous gift of God — the human body! It ' s made for thought, for love, but even more for rhythm, for work, for the hunt, and for play. Here are games of grace, skill, and prowess , . . here are strength and thought, mind and body united in movement for the sheer joy and uplift of living . . . T. S. Darrah SPORTS INTRAMURALS SOCCER BASKETBALL BASEBALL CREW TENNIS GOLF MARY MUDD, KAPPA, anxiously awaits sof+ball to chalk up three outs for the Pi Phi ' s. All groups participated with enthusiasm in this season ' s intramural Softball. The Alpha Phi ' s lost possession of the Softball trophy, held for two years, to the deserving Theta ' s. Babes ' n Bats Bases ' n Baskets In the year 1935-1936 the intramural system went into effect. It enables the sororities and independent group to compete against each other in team sports as well as individual sports. There is a representative from each group, who in turn in. ikes up the Intra- mural Board, which sees to current problems in the intramural system. Fall term starts the basketball season rolling in Rec Hall. In wintet term, competition in Softball, tennis, and golf an- prevalent and for the spring term volleyball, swimming, and archery join the ranks. Each sorority provides a team trophy for winners in the above sports. At the end of the intramural year the O ' Brien trophy is awarded to the group acquiring the most overall points. JOAN MacLELLAND CROUCHES FOR OPPONENTS EXPECTED RETURN. ROBINSON, PI PHI ' S STAR, TAKES A BIG SWING FOR THE SOFTBALL, WHICH WOUND UP AS A HOMERUN. 127 Three -Way Battle Sums Up IM Season The 1957-58 intramural season saw the rise ol a new power lo challenge the long dominance of the X-Clubbers and Sigma Nu ' s — the Lambda Chi ' s. With the aid of Good Freshman athletic talent, they put up a stiff fight for intramural points . . . the Delta Chi ' s still proved tough in Softball but lacked the height for basketball and volleyball . . . the Sigma Nu ' s ended the X-Club ' s five year reign by taking IM basketball with a well-balanced squad . . . the Club maintained its volleyball supremacy over all others and would probably repeat in golt . . . IM tennis was very close between the Snakes and Lambda Chi ' s . . . The KA ' s and Triple S had some individual stars but still lacked the overall depth to compete successfully against the other teams. All in all it was a season marked by many exciting moments and one that will long be remembered. UP AND OVER! Triple S ' er John Harkness taps the ball over the net to the waiting hands of Emilio Lebolo in an I M Volleyball game between the KA ' s and SSS. THESE IM BASKETBALL SHOTS are typical of the action this season. The game is between Delta Chi and Sigma Nu and was played in the Winter Park Gymnasium. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT — A Smith, Emilio Lebolo, Desi Csongor, Roberto Muvdi, Anun Pora, Tibor Menyhart, Mario Vega. Second row— Ed Flory, Bill Ben Perry Ellwood, Denny Learned, Larry Hoyt, Fred Cuillery, Carr Burgoyne, Phil Galente. Top row — Jim Dudley, Dick Barker, Moseley Waite, Bob McLaughlin, Salyer, Manu D ' Urresti, Jim Davis, Gerald Frazier, Frank Willis, Jim Cohen. ' I SOCCER SCHEDULE Rollins 3 Florida Southern Rollins I Stetson . Rollins I Jacksonville Rollins 5 Florida Southern Rollins 5 Stetson . . Rollins 4 Jacksonville WON 5 LOST I LET ' S GO ROLLINS. Plenty of spirit is the order of th day as the Tars huddle up for tips from Coach Hellweg before returning to action. Seen here are Bill Bentle- Bob McLaughlin, and Phil Galente joining the team t whoop it up. A year of experience from last year ' s lette men plus spirit and teamwork all added up to a banne season for Rollins, with the state soccer championship e a reward. THE TARS SPANISH DELEGATION LED BY EMILIO LEBOLO, FRED CULLERY AND MARIO VEGA MANAGE TO GIVE JACKSONVILLE A LESSON IN SOCCER. Tars Take It All; Cop State Trophy THE ROLLINS Soccer team led by Coaches McKean, Hellwege and Justice completed its second year of inter-collegiate competition with a brilliant record of five wins and only one loss. The climax ol the season from the standpoint of tension as well as out- standing playing on the part of both teams was the memorable game be- tween arch rival Stetson and the Tars on the victor ' s home field. Rollins emerged victorious -2 with Co-Captain Dennv Learned scoring three goals. However, the highlight of the game centered around the crowd ' s over- enthusiasm as both sides engaged in an old-fashioned free for all. The Tars were aided considerably by the addition this year of two fresh- men, Fred Cuillery and Desi Csonger, plus the usual consistency of Ed Flory, Emilio Lebolo and Roberto Muvdi. 1 WILLIS, TARS FLASHY HALFBACK, ELUDES F.S.C. PLAYER. RAH! STETSON ROOTERS IN ACTION. THEY CHOKED ON THEIR OWN WORDS, THOUGH, AS THE MIGHTY HATTERS LOST THEIR BRIMS, 5 TO I. TWO! Jack Ruggles executes a beautiful jump shot from his forward position despite a determined Tampa player ' s attempt to block it. Chick Bezemer, the Tar ' s all-star center, readies for a possible rebound. HOLD IT! Lee Martindale goes up for that important rebound but finds the going a little tough as a Ken- tucky V esleyan player comes down with the ball. Other Tar players visi- ble are Chick Bezemer and Dick Bishop. THE TIP OFF! The camera catches Rollins ' Biq Bob Shuder leaping way up there as the Tars host the Tampa five. Seen ready to receive it are Chick Bezemer on the far side and Freshman whiz Dick Bishop on the near side. Tar Five Improves With tlic return of Rollins ' All-Conference, All-State Chick Bezemer for his final year at pivot, the Tar Five proved to be a tough bunch in all opposition. This year ' s Dan Nymicz-coached basket-ball team was better balanced than in previous years, and their quality of play certainly improved because of it. Bezemer ' s shooting and rebounding left little to be desired. Big Bob Schuder ' s steady game often gave Chick a much-needed rest, (ark Rubles ' bullet-like jump shots from all over the court branded him a threat inside or out, while Gary Gabbard ' s classy dribbling and playmaking, Boyd Coffie ' s driving lay-ups. and Lee Martin- dale ' s sound play gave Rollins a formidable guard combination. Several freshmen added to this year ' s squad included Dick Bishop, Bob Griffith, Jerry Beets, John Ladakakos, Jim Brown and Claude Crook. Of these, Dick Bishop and Bob Griffith were men to be watched in coming years. Bishop ' s wide variety ol shots and court savvy earned him a starting birth from the very beginning. His scoring touch rated second only to Bezemer ' s. Griffith ' s cool head and outside set shots decided the outcome oi several games. The 1957-58 Tars played a 24-game schedule. 12 oi them being Florida Intercollegiate Basketball Conference games. The season started with Florida Southern on December 2nd and wound up with traditional rival Stetson on February 18th. From the tip-off to the final buzzer, it was exciting. The upset over powerful Miami . . . that 80% shooting average in the first quarter against the University of Florida . . . Chick ' s 33 points against Mercer . . . yes, a season to be remembered. THE FREE THROW! On tip-toes. Tar guard Boyd Coffie keeps his eye on the bucket as the ball softly arches into the air. Rollins ' forward, Jack Ruggles, is seen standing in the background. 133 HMMM. Coach Dan Nymicz looks a little worried as he ponders his GO! Rollins Cheerleaders seem entranced at the game. Seen here are Barl strategy. Seen beside him are Bob Schuder and Jack Ruggles. Mead, Judy Hoffman, Judy Strife, Kathy Rhoads, and Joeve Vaughn. HALFTIME. The team takes a breather as Coach Dan gives them instructions before the second half. In the foreground is manager Corky Borders. 134 BASKETBALL SCORES Rollins Opponent Florida Southern 68 83 LI Birmingham Southern 75 73 W Georgia Teachers 75 91 LI D ' 1 ' II nkeville CO 1 1 A W Western Carolina 73 58 W University of Florida 63 87 LI Erskine 75 88 bj Atlantic Christian 68 70 L ' j King ' s College 99 53 Wi Miami 71 90 L L Tampa 67 59 Wf Florida Southern 72 59 W Kentucky Wesleyan 70 73 L I Stetson 71 88 LI Miami 72 68 W Jacksonville University 68 72 L j Jacksonville University 64 73 LI Mercer 69 64 wj Florida Southern 87 74 W| FSU 61 80 L Mercer 72 60 W Georgia Teachers 66 86 L Stetson 90 74 W Tampa 71 68 W!| Rollins against Stetson at Statesboro, Georgia, at the Regional NAIA Tournament — Rollins 6 3, Stetson 87 Of Men And Oars Rowing at Rollins began slowly because of poor water conditions and a flu epidemic early in the season. The Varsity suffered four defeats in pre- season races against Syracuse, Wisconsin, Fordham and Florida Southern. Getting back on their feet, the Varsity strove to regain their honorable position in small college competition. Working hard under the watchful eye of Coach Brad Bradley, the Varsity began to click together. The arrival of spring and warm weather found Rollins meeting Amherst, Boston U., A.FC. and Tampa on Lake Maitland. The results of these races encour- aged the crew as they entered the State Championship and Dad Vail Regattas. The Junior Varsity also started slowly with an open-loss to Florida Southern. After juggling positions, Coach Bradley found a combination that developed into a cr ew capable of maintaining the reputation oi former J.V. ' s. •READY ALL? ROW! ROLLINS IS OF HARRY EXAMINES his oar as veteran Ed selects one for Goldie. Don, Shutes, Woody, and Eggy walk the shell out. ANXIOUS EYES FOLLOW THE WINNING VARSITY ACROSS THE FINISH LINE. —z J .   . , • 136 HE VARSITY CREW CHECKS OUT THEIR EQUIPMENT BEFORE STROKING TO THE STARTING LINE, WHILE COX DANNY LAURENT EYES THE OPPOSITION. HE VARSITY CREW OF 1958. The rear row includes stroke Larry Breen, Eddy Gray. Don Salyer, Bob Schuder, Jim Lyden, Billy Kintzing, Harry Glass, and bow Aoe Cody. Kneeling are substitute Tom Dolan, coxswain Danny Laurent, and Coach U. T. Brad Bradley. 137 COACH BRADLEY casts a rueful glance as he tutors a novice. Manager Barth Engert and sub- stitute Bob McCurdy look on. PUT IT WAY OUT, IS THE COXSWAIN ' S CRY AS THE J.V. ' S PLACE THEIR SHELL ON THE WATER BEFORE A BIG RACE. YOU GOT ' EM BOYS — HUSTLE, HUSTLE! B-a-s-e-b-a-l-l ! rhe 1958 Rollins Team tackled the longest schedule in the school ' s history. Starting Baseball Week early in March, the Tars again played sonic of the toughest teams in the East. Superstitious Joe ' s IkiII club boasted several new freshman players who won starting berths from the very beginning. Included in these were: Ronnie Brown, SS; Mike Cortese, 2nd Base; Jerry Beets and Tony Toledo, Outfield. The Tars pitching seemed to be the strongest point, but the batting was erratic and the defense just so-so. This ineptness at the plate cost the Tars several games eai ly in the season, but showed signs of improvement as the season neared the hall-way mark. Probably the finest pitching oi the year came from senior Harry Bennett. Harry ' s line assortment ol pitc hes baffled many opposing teams and contributed to many Tar victories. Catcher Boyd CofBe, 1st Baseman Jim Johnston, 3rd Baseman Jack Gau- dette and Outfieldei Frank Willis, all lettermen, continued their line team pla and deserve much credit for their work. Summing it all up, it looked like a rebuilding yeai for Rollins and the future looks very bright. RIGHT: Ronnie, Mabrey, Jerry and Bunky look over the other team as Rollins goes to bat. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Flory, Manderson, Dunnill, Willis, Beets, Mien, Cortese. Second row: Bennett, Richmond, Gaudette, Johnston, Toledo, Galente, Lloyd, Davis. Third row: Barnes, Coffie, Brown, Strange, DeVincentes, Griffith, Ladakakos. WHAT DO YOU SAY, TARS? LOOKS LIKE THAT MICHIGAN MAN CALLS FOR A CONFERENCE. SEEN HERE ARE CORTESE, WILLIS AND BENNETT OUT! CORTESE TAKES THROW AS PLAYER SLIDES IN. TAR I NFI ELDER MIKE CORTESE WAITS OUIETLY AS THE ON-DECK HITTER NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, first sacker Jim Johi Eton ' s got this Amherst player cold. Hart Bennett wants a look at what ' s going on, t(x OW ABOUT THAT, UMP? AMHERST PLAYER SLIDES INTO THIRD AS A ROLLINS INFI ELDER SHOOTS FOR THAT ALL IMPORTANT TAG. ONE The varsity team, once again coached by the ever-popular Norm Copeland, is looking forward to another winning season. With the possible exception of Miami. Princeton and Presbyterian, the Tars should win the remainder of their matches. Returning letterman Jose Ochoa, Dave Hewitson and Phil Lubetkin figure to give the Tars a strong combination. Round- ing out the first six are two exceptional freshman players who show tremendous promise for the future — John Henriksen and Luis Dominguez, and Steve Mandel who played in many of the more important matches last year. Many of the other boys on the tennis ladder who figure to make it rough for the first six are Burnam MacLeod. Tom Glymph, Hugh Mitchell, Bill Moulton and Jim Davis. Some of the tougher matches that have yet to be played are Presbyterian. Georgia Tech and Mich- igan State. With an eye towards the future, the Rollins tennis picture is certainly an optimistic one with two freshmen, two sophomores and one junior in the first six. The varsity girls tennis team, coached by Norm Copeland, has probably the best women ' s tennis players ever assembled together in one college. The team is led by Owen McHaney, nationally ranked girl player from Little Rock, Arkansas. Owen is in her second year of competition at Rollins and so far has completely dominated the Tars tennis picture. Playing in the second singles position is Judy Hagan from Ohio who teams with Owen in the doubles. Jane Feise plays in the number three position and gives both Owen and Judy many tough matches. Joan O ' Brien, Can- ada ' s Junior Champion, plays number four with Ginger Carpen- ter and Lynn Egry rounding out the first six. This team has often been touted by Coach Copeland, as well as many other tennis observers, to be the most well-balanced women ' s team in the country. So far this season, the girls have played Miami twice and the Tampa Women ' s Club, emerging from these matches in victorious fashion. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Steve Mandel, John Henriksen, Luis Dominguez, Phil Lubetkin, Dave Hewitson, Jose Ochoa. Top row, ieft to right: Tom Glymph, Ed Baram, Norm Blowers, Burnham MacLeod, Coach Norm Copeland, Not pictured: Bill Moulton. r earns Have Winning Season B TTOM ROW, left to right: Joan MacLelland, Joan O ' Brien, Judy Haqan, Ginger Carpenter, Owen McHaney, Pat Feise. Top row, left tc ight: Coach Norm Copeland, Diane Finney, Nelle Longshore, Lynn Egry, Lucille Harvey. Shelby Hiatt. Go fers took To CRAIG GIVES APPROVING EYE AS HARRISON TAKES A HEALTHY CUT. Winning Season The 1957-58 version of the Rollins Golf team gives al indications of being one of the finest golf teams in tin country. As of this writing, Coach Nymiciz ' s Tars have played twe matches, winning both of them by decisive scores. They de feated the University of Wisconsin twice, 27-3 and 25-5. The Tars have all of their lettermen back as well a: two promising freshmen. The returning golfers who figun to keep Rollins up in the limelight are Jim Curti, Jot Miller, Bob Craig, Bob Ross, Dick Diversi, and Ron Ter pak. The two freshmen who will be trying to break intt the lineup are Bob Harrison and Jay Dolan. Coach Nymici; can also call on Les Sladkus and Bob Learner in man} (if the matches. As this article goes to press, the Tars will face the remain ing teams: Florida State University, Florida University Georgia Tech, University of Georgia, University of Miami Northern Illinois State, Bradley University, and Florid; Southern. FLEET PEEPLES INSTRUCTS THESE STUDENTS WITH DECEPTIVELY DOCILE COUNTENANCES IN THE ART OF THE WAR CANOE. . . . You, our Seniors, dare to bear our mark, ' Made in Rollins. ' Here you ' ve been exposed to the great tradition of the enlightened, the sensitive, the re- sponsible. The days ' and years ' experiences now go with you and are real only in memory and the mind of God. Ahead will be the years, telling whether you have the courage to live the life of the Great Tradition with candor and with courage . . . T. S. Darrah SENIORS GRADUATION THE SENIORS Another Goal Becomes Fulfilled HARRY GENE BENNETT MAJOR: Business Administration; X CLUB; Varsity Baseball, Four Letters; Intramural Softball. LEONA LOUISE BEEKER MAJOR: English; GAMMA PHI BETA, Vice-President, Assistant Pledge Trainer, Membership Chairman, Social Chairman, Literary Standards Chairman, Panhellenic Representative; Chapel Staff, Secretary; Chapel Reader; Community Service, President, Vice- President, Secretary; Orientation Committee, Animated Magazine Usher; Anita Circe, Skin of Our Teeth, Freshman Show, Dance Choreography; Shakespeareana; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. 149 JUDITH JEANNE ADAMS MAJOR: English; CHI OMEGA, Treasurer, Pledge Trainer, Party Rush Chairman; Washington Semester Program; Libra; Sandspur, Circulation Manager; Flamingo; Community Service, Vice-President; French Club, Vice-President; Future Teachers of America; Chapel Staff, Chapel Reader; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Archery. ANNE CATHERINE ALBENBURG MAJOR: Sociology and Psychology; PHI MU, Social Chairman, Pledge Class President; Tomokan, Flamingo; Canterbury Club, Community Service; Future Teachers of America. BRUCE ANTHONY BEAL MAJOR: General Human Relations; DELTA CHI, Secretary, Social Chairman; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Tomokan, Editor-in- Chief, Business and Advertising Manager; Sandspur, Copy Editor; Flamingo, Layout Editor; Publications Union; Community Service, Student-Faculty Disciplinary Committee, Student Council, Beanery Committee; Diamond Jubilee Committee; Book Fair, Orientation Committee; Royal Flush, Heads ' n ' Tales, Night Must Fall, Curious Savage ; Intramural Crew; Junior Varsity Crew. I ill MARGARET ANN BRISTOL MAJOR: Art and Business Administration; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Marshal, Social Chairman; Community Service, House President: 19th Hole Club, President; Freshman Show, Heads V Tales ; Varsity Archery; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Golf, Swimming, Archery, Volleyball. JARRETT E. BROCK MAJOR: Phil osophy ; DELTA CHI; Dean ' s List; Sandspur, Copy Editor; Rollins Radio Artists. I 1 EDWIN EARL BORDERS, JR. MAJOR: Business and Economics; SIGMA NU, Corresponding Secretary; O. D. K., President; O. O. O. O., Algernon Sullivan Award, Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Sandspur; Student Council, Vice-President; Freshman Class, President; Head Chapel Usher, Chapel Staff, President; Varsity Basketball Manager, Four Letters; Intramural Basketball, Softball. 1 ' • 151 LOIS JEANNE BARNEY MAJOR: French; Transferred from Stephens College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Social Chairman, Student Council Alternate, House Manager; Sandspur, Assistant Circulation Manager; Flamingo; French Club, Pan-American Club, Heads ' n ' Tales ; Costuming; Intramural Volleyball, Swimming. JAMES PHILLIPS BEXLEY MAJOR: English; Transferred from University of Florida; IN- DEPENDENT. RICHARD CHARLES BEZEMER MAJOR: Business Administration; X CLUB, Vice-President, Treasurer, Social Chairman, Sergeant-At-Arms; O. O. O. O., Chief; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Honorary Fox; Sandspur, Business Manager; Publications Union, Secretary; R Club, Vice-President, Treasurer; Chapel Usher, Chapel Reader; Varsity Basketball, Four Letters, Captain, All-State, Three Years, All F. I. B. C, Converse Honorable Mention All-American, Individual Single Game Scoring Record; Intramural Volleyball, Golf, Softball. 152 VIRGINIA CARPENTER MAJOR: Business Administration and Human Relations; Transferred from Ripon College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Assistant Treasurer, Historian, Archivist, Intramural Representative; Tomolcan; Chapel Choir, Women ' s R Club, President; Community Service, Young Republicans ' Club; Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming. MILDRED CAMILLE CHAPMAN MAJOR: English; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, President, Vice-Presi- dent, Social Chairman, Student Council Alternate, Panhellenic Representative; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Dean ' s List; Libra, President; Rollins Key Society, Phi Society, Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Chapel Choir, Chapel Reader, Vespers Committee, Vespers Reader, Vespers Speaker; Fiesta Parade Committee, Heads V Tales, Freshman Show, Orientation Committee, Rollins Fashion Show; Junior Class Secretary, Student Council Advisory Board; Tarpon, Intramural Golf, Basketball, Women ' s R Club. C. MERTRAGOID CASSADEETCH, III MAJOR: General Human Business; Transferred from Vassar College; LAMBDA KAPPA PI, President, House Numinary, Social Chairman; Who ' s Who in American Institutions; Dean ' s Team; Student Council ' s Alternate; R Book Advertising Editor; Fiesta Prince; Rollins Play- ers ; Intramural Russian Roulette; Rollins Interdigitation Council. 153 BARBARA HOWELL CALHOUN MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Editor, Assistant Corresponding Secretary; Flamingo, Exchange Editor, Contributer; Library Committee, Kappa Alpha Rose, Freshman Show. CAROLE ANN BUBB MAJOR: Elementary Education; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Pledge Trainer, Registrar, Membership Chairman; Fiesta Scholarship; Com- munity Service, Pan American Club, Canterbury Club, Student Florida Education Association, Publicity Manager; Varsity Volleyball, Basketball All-Stars; Intramura I Basketball, All-Star Team, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming. THOMAS ORMISTON CALHOUN MAJOR: Human Relations; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Parliamen- tarian, Historian, Sergeant-At-Arms; Inter-Fraternity Council, Vice President; Library Committee, R Club; Varsity Soccer, Crew; Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Crew, Volleyball, Golf. 154 JOHN LEE CONNABLE MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT, Secretary; Dean ' s List; Bach Choir, Rollins Singers; Rollins Players, Gianni Schicchi, The Golden Apple, The Browning Version, Pygmalion, The Crucible, Romeo and Juliet, Born Yesterday, ' Death of a Salesman, ' The Telephone ; Intramural Swimming, Volleyball, Tennis. WILLIAM PENDLETON COOKE MAJOR: Spanish; Transferred from University of Arizona; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; German Club, Pan-American Club, French Club. MICHAEL CRECCO MAJOR: Business Administration and Theatre Arts; X CLUB, Pledge Trainer, Inter-Fraternity Council Representative, Intramural Repre- sentative; Horatio Alger Award, Fiesta Award, Theta Alpha Phi; Orientation Committee, Rollins Players, Vice-President; Bus Stop, The Crucible, A Midsummer Night ' s Dream, Golden Apple, The Tempest, The Vigil, Mrs. McThing, Born Yesterday, Shakespeareana ; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Football. 155 JAMES GRAHAM DAVIS, JR. MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Vice-President; Sandspur; R Club, Student Council, Orientation Committee, Fiesta King and Queen Chairman; Varsity Baseball, Soccer; Intramural Football, Basketbal l, Softball, Tennis. MILO GENE CULBERTSON MAJOR: Business Administration; Transferred from Defiance Cc lege; SIGMA NU. ANN DERFLINGER MAJOR: Theatre Arts; CHI OMEGA, President, Vice-President, Rush Chairman, Activities Chairman, Scholarship Chairman; Libra, Phi Beta, Treasurer; Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Theta Alpha Phi, President, Vice-President, Secretary; Achievement Scholarship, Independent Woman ' s Scholarship, Theta Alpha Phi Award; Tomo- kan; Freshman Show, Orientation Committee, W. P. R. K.; Rollins Players, President, Secretary, Shakespeareana, Skin of Our Teeth , A Midsummer Night ' s Dream, Mrs. McThing, The Tempest, Royal Flush, The Vigil, Pygmalion, Ring Around the Moon, Antigone, The Crucible, Electra, Heads V Tales. 156 KATHRYN FLOY CROSETTO MAJOR: Elementary Education; Transferred from Mansfield State Teachers College; INDEPENDENT; Chapel Choir, Canterbury Club, Student Florida Education Association, Librarian. MANU de URRESTI MAJOR: Economics; SIGMA NU; Pan-American Club, Yacht Club- Tarpon Water Show, Langford Water Show, La Gamine. HAROLD J. DURANT MAJOR: Business Administration: X CLUB, President, Inter-Fraternity Council Representative; O.O.O.O., Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Fiesta King, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Comptroller of Student Association; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Softball, Football, Swimming, Basketball, All-Star Team, Tennis, Volleyball. 157 JOSEPH DAVID DOBSON MAJOR: Business Administration and Economics; Transfer from Emory University; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Corresponding and Recording Secretary, Student Council Alternate; Inter-fraternity Council, Fiesta Committee; Intramural Swimming. PERRY ELLWOOD MAJOR: General Human Relations; DELTA CHI; W.P.R.K., W.O.R.Z. Ballad Singer, Yacht Club, Commodore; Fiesta King Candidate; Anita Circe, Bus Stop, One Car Wedding, Heads V Tales. DOROTHY ELIZABETH EVELYN MAJOR: Art; INDEPENDENT, Historian, Corresponding Secretary, Student Council Representative; Phi Society, Algernon Sydney Sul- livan Award; Pan-American Club, President; Studio Club, French Club; The Golden Apple, The Royal Flush ; Intramural Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball. 158 WILLIAM KELLER ELY MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, His- torian; W.P.R.K., Race Relations Club, International Relations Club, Community Service; Intramural Crew, Baseball. : i ' Mw , ji5 S HUGH DONALD FRANCISCO, JR. MAJOR: Business Administration; Transferred from Orlando Junior College; INDEPENDENT; Pan-American Club, Yacht Club. I FRANK WILLIAM FERGUSON MAJOR: History and Government; DELTA CHI; O.O.O.O., Dean ' s List, Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Society, Rollins Key Society, President; Library Committee, Student National Education Association. 159 JOHN BOON GAVIN MAJOR: English; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Secretary; Tarpon Water Show, Langford Water Show. SHIRLEY GOLDSTONE MAJOR: Psychology; Attended Rutgers University, New York Uni- versity; ALPHA OMEGA, Secretary; Phi Society; Future Teachers of America, Pan-American Club, Community Service, W.P.R.K.; Vespers Speaker, Chapel Reader. 160 MARY FULENWIDER CHURCH MAJOR: English; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Secretary, Chaplin; Sand- spur; Community Service, Pan-American Club, Inter-Human Rela- tions Club, Art Club, Kappa Alpha Rose; Intramural Basketball, Softball. -mm EVAN BRANDING GRIFFITH MAJOR: Business Administration; Attended Shurtleff College, Ala- bama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn; THETA CHI. EDWARD GEORGE GRAY MAJOR: General Human Relations; SIGMA NU, Vice-President; R Club, President; Orientation Committee, Heads V Tales, Born Yesterday ; Varsity Crew, Four Letters. 161 MARGARET SHELBY HIATT MAJOR: History and Government; Transferred from Kentucky Wes- leyan College; Attended Mexico City College, Harvard University; INDEPENDENT; Dean ' s List; German Club, Secretary; Chapel Speaker, Chapel Reader; Pan-American Club, French Club, Yacht Club, W.P.R.K. KATHERINE ANN HAMMOND MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT; Dean ' s List; Chapel Choir, Bach Festival, Shakespeareana ; Intramural Basketball. ARIEL GORDON GRIMES MAJOR: History and Government; INDEPENDENT, Intramural Rep- resentative; Chapel Choir, Rollins Singers, Bach Festival; Manager of Advanced Government Seminar Study Group; Rollins Forum, Secretary; Chairman of West Point Debate; Comptroller for Falk Fund for Political Science Laboratory; Florida Education Association, French Club, Rollins Music Guild, Vice-President; Intramural Basket- ball, Softball, Swimming. 162 CHARLENE HARKNESS HAUPT MAJOR: Human Relations; CHI OMEGA, Secretary, Pledge Trainer, Rush Ch airman, Student Council Representative; Community Serv- ice, Fiesta Secretary, Honor System Committee; Intramural Volley- ball, Softball. ROBERT MICHAEL HARTMAN MAJOR: Pre-Med; DELTA CHI; Thomas Baker Memorial Prize; German Club, Rollins Scientific Society, Secretary; R Club; Var- sity and Junior Varsity Crew ; Intramural Football, Softball. JANICE HAMILTON HALDEMAN MAJOR: Biology and German; PHI MU, Recording Secretary; Libra, Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, Phi Society, Key Society, Zeta Alpha Epsilon; Sandspur, Circulation Manager; German Club, President; Rollins Scientific Society. 163 PETER HOWLAND HOADLEY MAJOR: Business Administration; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, Cor- responding Secretary, Student Council Representative; Junior Var- sity Crew; Intramural Softball, Tennis, Crew, Volleyball, Basketball, Football, Swimming. LEE FRANK JERANE MAJOR: Physics and Mathematics; S.S.S., President, man; Rollins Scientific Society; Intramural Softball Tennis. Rush Chair- Volleyball, LYNNE ETTA KAELBER MAJOR: English and Philosophy; Transferred from University of Florida; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Social Chairman, Rush Chairman, Editor, Scholarship Chairman; Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Dean ' s List; Sandspur, News Editor, Feature Editor; Panhellenic Council, President; Chapel Reader, Vespers Speaker; Official College Regulations Committee; German Club, Canterbury Club; Varsity Waterskiing, Runner-up State Collegiate Championship; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. 164 RICHARD FRED KAYE MAJOR: English; INDEPENDENT, Treasurer; Sandspur; Flamingo; Fiesta Committee, Shakespeareana, mural Basketball, Baseball, Tennis. Dial M for Murder ; Intra- WILLIAM FITTS HERBLIN, JR. MAJOR: Chemistry; Transferred from Massachusetts Institute of Technology; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Intramural Representative; Rollins Scientific Society, Chapel Usher, Fiesta Committee; Intra- mural Football, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Basketball. ROBERT EDWARD HUMPHREY MAJOR: Art; DELTA CHI; Sandspur, Cartoonist; Flamingo Con- tributor; Fiesta Dance Committee, Studio Club, Spanish Club; Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Basketball. 165 ELIZABETH MEREDITH KELLER MAJOR: Economics; Transferred from Stratford Junior College; ALPHA PHI. EUGENE FREDERICK LANGER MAJOR: Business Administration; Transferred from Orlando Junior College; INDEPENDENT. CORNELIA BELLE LADD MAJOR: Biology; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Social Chairman, Stu- dent Council Representative; Vespers Speaker, Vespers Reader; Rollins Fashion Show, Orientation Committee, Senior Class Secre- tary, Night Must Fall ; Rollins Scientific Society, Secretary; Com- munity Service; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Tennis. 166 SUZANNE DIGRE LATIMER MAJOR: Mathematics and Physics; INDEPENDENT; Algernon Syd- ney Sullivan Award, Winter Park Woman ' s Club Scholarship, Phi Society. i ROBERT GEORGE LARUE MAJOR: History and Government; Transferred from Illinois College and Stetson University; INDEPENDENT; National Education Asso- ciation. BLANCA ROSA LABORDE IGLESIAS MAJOR: Theater Arts; INDEPENDENT, President, Treasurer, Stu- dent Council Representative, Intramural Representative, Welcoming Committee; Phi Beta, Secretary; Theta Alpha Phi, President; Rollins Players, W.P.R.K., Royal Flush, Assistant Stage Manager; La Gamine, Stage Manager; The Vigil, Assistant Stage Manager; Pygmalion, Stage Manager; Ring Around the Moon, Assistant Stage Manager; The Crucible, The Importance of Being Earnest, Heads n ' Tales, Coordinator; Born Yesterday. TP ' 167 MARTHA LEE LEAVITT MAJOR: Elementary Education; ALPHA PHI, Rush Chairman, Song Chairman, Student Council Representative, Quarterly Correspond- ent, Panhellenic Alternate, Philanthropy Chairman, Historian; To- mokan; Chapel Choir, Chapel Reader; Community Service, Florida Education Association, Treasurer; Canterbury Club, President, Treas- urer; W.P.R.K., Royal Flush ; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volley- ball, Archery, Golf. RUSSELL LEU MAJOR: Business Administration; INDEPENDENT; W.P.R.K.; Varsity Water Skiing. SANDRA FOGARTY LAWLER MAJOR: Music; CHI OMEGA, Vice-President, Campus Sing Leader; Dean ' s List; Libra, Secretary-Treasurer; Key Society, Vice-President; Phi Beta, President, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer; Phi Society, Pi Kappa Lambda, Treasurer; Chapel Staff, Vespers Reader, Rollins Singers, Chapel Choir; Student-Faculty Social Committee, Student- Faculty Disciplinary Committee, Chairman; French Club, Rollins Music Guild; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Basketball. 168 ROBERT HEINZ LORENZEN MAJOR: Business Administration; DELTA CHI, President, Treasurer, Financial Board; Inter-Fraternity Council, Secretary; Honor System Committee, Student Council President ' s Advisory Board, Founder ' s Week Committee, Freshman Show; Varsity Water Skiing; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Football, Swimming, Golf. JOHN PETER MACKECHNIE MAJOR: History; INDEPENDENT, Secretary, Historian, Correspond- ing Secretary; Fiesta Committee; Intramural Golf. BRUCE EVERETT LONGBOTTOM MAJOR: History and Government; DELTA CHI, Intramural Board, Chairman; Dean ' s List, Pi Gamma Nu; Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President, Fu- ture Teachers of America, President; Freshman Show, Alumni Re- union Committee; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. 169 ELMER ORLANDO LOTT, JR. MAJOR: General Human Relations; SIGMA NU, Pledge Trainer, Intramural Representative; R Club; Varsity Basketball, Baseball; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Swimming. BONNIE GAY McCORQUODALE MAJOR: Psychology and French; Transferred from Stetson Univer- sity; INDEPENDENT; German Club, French Club. PHILIP CHARLES LUBETKIN MAJOR: History and Government; DELTA CHI, Pledge Trainer, Intramural Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tomokan, Sports Edi- tor; Sandspur; Junior Class President, Student Council, Chairman of Pelican Committee; Alumni Reunion Committee, R Club; Varsity Tennis, Four Letters; Intramural Football, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball. 170 JANET CAROL MARKSON MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transferred from Skidmore Col- lege School of Nursing; PHI MU, Treasurer, Membership Chairman; Tomokan, Advertising; Flamingo; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. JOAN ETHYL MACLELLAND MAJOR: German; INDEPENDENT; Phi Beta, Vice-President; German Club, President; Chapel Choir, Social Secretary; Rollins Singers, R Club; Varsity Softball, Tennis; Intramural Basketball. MARY ANGELLA McKEEVER MAJOR: General Human Relations; ALPHA PHI, President, Vice President of Pledge Class, Chaplain, Social Chairman, Ceremonies Chairman, Standards Chairman, Panhellenic Representative, Vice President in Charge of Pledges; German Club, Tarpon Club, Com- munity Service, Animated Magazine Usher, Fiesta Committee, Orien- tation Committee; Varsity Softball; Intramural Basketball, Swimming, Softball. 171 JOHN CHARLES METTE MAJOR: Music; DELTA CHI, Scholarship Chairman, Song Director; German Club, French Club; Student Music Guild, Rollins Singer; Chapel Choir, Chapel Reader, Bach Festival; W.P.R.K.; Rollins Play- ers, Gianni Schicchi, Dial M for Murder, The Golden Apple, Anita Circe, The Thirteen Clocks, Heads Yesterday ; Intramural Tennis, Softball. Tah ' Bor JACQUES AUGUST MITCHELL, III MAJOR: English; Transferred from University of Virginia, University of Vermont; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER, President, Social Chairman; Creative Writing Prize; Sandspur; Pygmalion, Browning Version. GLADYS CAROLYN MUSSELWHITE MAJOR: History and Government; Transferred from Randolph- Macon Women ' s College; GAMMA PHI BETA, Secretary-Treasurer, Panhellenic Representative, Efficiency Chairman, Standards Chair- man; Advanced Study Government Group Trips to Washington-New York and Cuba, Pi Gamma Mu, Vice-President; Community Service, French Club, Pan-American Club. 172 BARBARA JEAN MEAD MAJOR: Spanish Inter-Am erican Studies; Transferred from Florida State University, Attended Mexico City College; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, V ice-President, Pledge Trainer; Flamingo; Cheerleader, Captain; Fiesta Committee, Tarpon Club; Intramural Swimming. HUGH POWERS MITCHELL MAJOR: English and History; Transferred from Western Maryland College; DELTA CHI; Flamingo; Chapel Usher, Chapel Speaker; Yacht Club; Heads V Tales, The Crucible ; Varsity Tennis; Intra- mural Football, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming. BARBARA CUTLER MOORE MAJOR: History and Government; INDEPENDENT, Historian, Re- porter, Corresponding Secretary, Student Council Representative; Flamingo; Orientation Committee, Student Library Committee, Secretary; Student-Faculty Disciplinary Committee, Fiesta Com- mittee, Community Service, Pan-American Club, Hispanic Institute; Heads ' n ' Tales, Associate Producer; Intramural Volleyball, Soft- ball. 173 MARY JUDITH O ' BRIEN MAJOR: Psychology; Tranferred from University of Massachusetts; KAPPA ALPHA THETA; Future Teachers of America, Yacht Club, Studio Club, Fiesta Committee. LAWRENCE ANTHONY MULLAN MAJOR: General Human Relations; Transferred from St. John ' s University; INDEPENDENT. MARY ROBERTA MARLING MAJOR: Sociology; GAMMA PHI BETA, 1st Vice-President, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chairman, Intramural Representative, Panhellenic Representative, Secretary; Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer, Co- Director of Freshman Show; Chapel Choir, President; Chapel Reader, Chapel Staff, Chairman Fund Drive; Women ' s R Club, Secretary; Orientation Committee, French Club, Community Service; Varsity Volleyball, Softball, Swimming, Waterslciing, Intercollegiate Champion; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Golf, Archery, Tennis, Swimming. 1 A 174 FORD ELAM OEHNE MAJOR: Theater Arts and English; SIGMA NU, President, Vice President, Secretary; O. D. K., Phi Society, President, Secretary; Theta Alpha Phi, Vice-President; Theta Alpha Phi Award, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Fiesta Scholarship, Independent Women ' s Scholarship; R Book, Editor; Publications Union; Chapel Staff, Chapel Usher, Chapel Choir, Chapel Reader, Vespers Committee, President; Fiesta Chairman, Fiesta King; Inter-Fraternity Council, Vice-President; Rollins Players, President; Director of Freshman Show, Co-Author and Director of Heads n ' Tales. ANNE THATCHER NELSON MAJOR: Art and Economics; Transferred from Northwestern Univer- sity; ALPHA DELTA PI; Tomokan, Layout Editor, Art Director; Flamingo, Layout Editor, Art Director; Yacht Club, Race Relations Committee, Studio Club. i ROBERTO MUVDI MAJOR: Business Administration; DELTA CHI, Scholarship Chair- man; W. P. R. K., Pan-American Club, President, Vice-President; Varsity Soccer; Intramural Tennis, Volleyball. f 175 LEROY HENRY OETJEN, JR. MAJOR: Pre-Med and Biology; DELTA CHI, Secretary; Rollins Scientific Society, President; Biology Lab Assistant; French Club; Intramural Swimming. TODD BURKE PERSONS MAJOR: English; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Assistant High Kappa, House Manager; Chapel Reader, Young Republican Club; Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. BILLY JAMES PACE MAJOR: English and Philosophy; LAMBA CHI ALPHA; O. O. O. O., O. D. K., Washington Semester Program; Chapel Staff; Intramural Softball, Basketball, Football. 176 RICHARD PAUL O ' LOUGHLIN MAJOR: Business Administration; DELTA CHI, Social Chairman; Flamingo Contributor; Shalcespeareana, Senior Class President. RONALD LOUIS PAIVA MAJOR: Business Administration; SIGMA NU, Sentinel; O. O. O. O., Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; R Club; Varsity Baseball, Four Letters; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. ANN PONTIOUS MAJOR: English; KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Secretary, Editor; Sand- spur; Community Service, Inter-Human Relations Club, Fiesta Com- mittee, Chapel Choir, Pan-American Club, Wednesday Beach Club. 177 CHARLES ALEXANDER SCUDDER MAJOR: History and Government; INDEPENDENT; Dean ' s List, Rollins Key Society, Oslo Scholarship Recipient, Pi Gamma Mu, President; Student Library Committee, Official College Regulations Committee, Pan-American Club. A ROBERT HYDE PRATT MAJOR: Physics; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, Student Council Repre- sentative, Parliamentarian, Sergeant-At-Arms; Dean ' s List; Rollins Scientific Society, Fiesta Committee, Talent Night and Midway Cha ' rman, Orientation Committee, Chapel Usher, German Club, Library Committee, Traffic Committee, Chairman Student-Faculty- Trustee Committee, Social Committee Council, Co-Director of Freshman Show, Heads ' n ' Tales ; Intramural Volleyball. 178 DENNIS EUGENE RICHARD MAJOR: Physics; INDEPENDENT; Rollins Scientific Society, German Club. 1 LEON J. ROBBINS, II MAJOR: Economics; KAPPA ALPHA ORDER; Intramural Crew, Volleyball, Golf, Softball. LESLIE LEE PRIESTER MAJOR: English; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Pledge Trainer, Efficiency Chairman, Scholarship Chairman; Fiesta Court, Sigma Nu Sweetheart, Chapel Choir, Heads ' n ' Tales ; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Tennis, Swimming. I 179 I JUDITH ANN STRITE MAJOR: English; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Secretary, Scholar- ship Chairman; Libra, Phi Society, Dean ' s List; Pan-American Club, French Club, Cheerleader, Student Council, Student-Faculty-Trustee Committee; Vespers Committee, Vespers Speaker, Vespers Reader, Golden Apple, Born Yesterday, Freshman Show; Intramural Soft- ball, Basketball, Volleyball, Golf. 180 JAMES HARMAN STINGLEY MAJOR: English; Transferred from Stetson University, Alma College; INDEPENDENT; S andspur, Flamingo. ANN MILLER SMITH MAJOR: English; KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Historian, Treasurer; Flamingo, Sandspur; Yacht Club, Race Relations Committee, Com- munity Service, Animated Magazine Usher and Driver, Freshman Show; Intramural Volleyball. f 4 CAROL JOY STROLL MAJOR: English and Philosophy; PI BETA PHI, President, Vice-Presi- dent, Activities Chairman, Rush Captain, Pledge Supervisor, Program Chairman, Censor, Panhellenic Council Representative; Sandspur; Community Service, Race Relations Club, Rollins Scientific Society, Fiesta Committee, Advisory Committee to President of Student Council; Anite Circe, La Gamine, Heads ' n ' Tales. 181 ml k DORIS MARIE THOMPSON MAJOR: Elementary Education; INDEPENDENT; W. P. R. K., Future Teachers of America, Student Florida Education Association, Com- munity Service. NICHOLAS ROBERT WALN MAJOR: Business Administration; DELTA CHI, Corresponding Secretary; Sandspur; W. P. R. K., The Crucible ; Intramural Soft- ball, Tennis. ROBERT S. WHITELAW MAJOR: General Human Relations; Attended Upsala College; SIGMA NU, Assistant Treasurer, Social Chairman; Vice-President Freshman Class, Chairman Race Relations Committee, Student Member of the American Public Relations Association; The Little Green Bottle ; Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Crew. 182 183 BENJAMIN MOSELEY WAITE MAJOR: Chemistry and Pre-Forestry ; SIGMA NU, Vice-President, Social Chairman, House Manager, Student Council Representative; O. O. O. O.; Chapel Usher, Rollins Scientific Society, German Club, Freshman Show, Royal Flush ; Varsity Soccer; Intramural Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Football, Swimming. JOSEPH FRANKLIN WARREN, JR. MAJOR: Pre-Med; INDEPENDENT. DAVID JEFFERYS WILLIAMS MAJOR: Sociology; Transferred from University of Florida; Attended University of Miami, Ohio State; INDEPENDENT, President; Student Council; Student-Faculty Disciplinary Committee, Campus Improve- ment Committee, Chairman; Fiesta Committee, Publicity Chairman; Chapel Reader, Orientation Committee; Varsity Water Skiing; Intra- mural Softball, Volleyball. 184 SUSAN ELIZABETH YORK MAJOR: General Human Relations; KAPPA ALPHA THETA; Intra- mural Representative, Marshal; Community Service, R Club, Presi- dent; Varsity Basketball, Swimming, Softball; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Swimming, Crew. CHARLES WARREN TRAYLOR MAJOR: General Human Relations; SIGMA NU; Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, Softball. FRANK MARIN WOLFE MAJOR: Business Administration and Psychology; LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Rush Chairman; Dean ' s List, Pi Gamma Mu, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Oslo Scholarship Recipient, O. D. 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CAROL JOY STROLL models for FRANCES SLATER Helen Carrell and Denny Learned enjoying lunch at . . THE BARBIZON TAYLOR ' S PHARMACY Cosmetics by REVLON . . . MAX FACTOR . . . RUBENSTEIN CHANEL . . . TUSSY . . . LELONG COTY . . . etc. Dial Midway 4-1025 102 Park Avenue, North WINTER PARK FLORIDA INDEX A Academic 22-53 Activities 54-89 Administration 10-21 Advertising 192-198 Alpha Omega Club 108 Alpha Phi 94-95 Annie Russell Theatre 82-85 Aquatics 145 B Baseball 139-141 Basketball 132-135 C Campus Scenes 4, 5, 8, 19, 50, 51, 146 Chapel 72-76 Chi Omega 96-97 Clubs 66-71 Crew 136-138 D Dedication 6-7 Delta Chi 112-113 F Faculty 24-26 Famous People 27 Fiesta 86-89 Fiesta House Decorations 109 Flamingo 77 Founders ' Week 62-65 Fraternities 112-122 Fraternity Rush I 1 0-1 I I Freshman Show 60 Freshmen 30-39 G Gamma Phi Beta 98-99 Golf 144 H Honoraries 66-71 I Infirmary 18 Intramurals 126-129 J Juniors 46-49 K Kappa Alpha Order 114-115 Kappa Alpha Theta 100- 101 Kappa Kappa Gamma 102-103 Knowles Memorial Chapel 72-76 L Lambda Chi Alpha 116-117 Libra 59 Library 21-22 P Omicron Delta Kappa 58 O.O.O.0 59 Orientation 28-29 P Personnel Index 200 Phi Mu 104-105 Pi Beta Phi 106-107 Post Office 18 Publications 77-81 Publications Union 77 R R Book 77 S Sandspur 78-79 Seniors 146-185 Shakespeareana 62 Sigma Nu I 1 8-1 19 Soccer 130-131 Social Groups 92-112 Sophomores 40-44 Sororities 94-108 Sorority Rush 92-93 Sports 124-145 S S S 122 Student Council 56-57 Student Directory 188-191 Student Index 201-205 T Table of Contents 8-9 Tennis 142-143 Tomokan 80-8 1 Trustees 13 w Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities ... 58 W P R K 70 X X Club 120-121 199 PERSONNEL INVEX A Adolfs, Miss Clara B 74 Allen, Prof. Donald B 24, 66, 71 B Bradley, Prof. U. T 24, 137. 138 c Caldwell, Mr. Halsted W., Jr 18 Campbell, Mrs. J. Edward 24 Carlo, Mr. Alphonse 24 Carroll, Prof. Donald W 24, 71 Carter, Prof. John 24 Cayll, Miss Jo 81 Chase, Mr. Robert 26, 70 Copeland, Mr. N. Norman 17, 24, 142, 143 Crane, Mrs. William H 18 D Darrah, Dean Theodore S 24, 59, 74, 75, 76 Dean, Prof. Nina 24, 59 Dewart, Mr. William 24 Dorsett, Prof. Wilbur 25, 76, 77, 85 Dorsey, Miss Sara Jane 17, 25, 59 Douglass, Mr. Paul 25 Doiier, Mr. Craig L 26 Drinkwater, Prof. Geneva 25 E Eastwood, Miss Cynthia W 17 Eldridge, Mr. John G 25 Evans, Prof. A. Ross 25 F Fairchild, Miss Ruth 17, 59 Farrar, Mr. Charles 25, 53 Fischer, Prof. Rudolph 25 Fort, Prof. William E., Jr 25, 148 French, Dean Sidney J 13, 14 Frutchey, Mr. Marcus P., Jr 25 G Gleason, Mrs. Harold 25, 72 Goubaud, Mrs. Antonio 25 Graham, Mrs. Barbara Daly 20 Graham, Mrs. Lorena 20 Granberry, Prof. Edwin P 25 Grand, Prof. Eugenie 25 Greenfield, Prof. Robert W 25 Gregg, Mr. James 18 Grose, Mr. Robert 26. 66, 70 H Hamilton, Mr. John B 25 Hanna, Prof. Alfred Jackson 15, 25 Hansen, Mrs. Alice McBride 20 Hellwege, Prof. Herbert E 25, 68, 71, 131 Hufstader, Prof. Robert 25, 72 Huntington, Mr. Lyman B 3, 25 J Justice, Mr. Joseph 17, 131, 139 K Kemp, Mrs. Elaine F 17 Knight, Mrs. J. K 25 Koch, Miss Merle 20 Koontz, Mrs. Lloyd 3, 25, 81 L Lacey, Mrs. Lester K 20 Lewis, Mr. Gordon F 25 Lewton, Mr. Frederick L 21 Lockamy, Mrs. Leslie 70 Lyle, Miss Chloe M 16 Lyle, Miss A. Leona 16 M Magoun, Prof. Flora Lindsay 25 Mahony, Mrs. Olive E 20 Maule, Mr. Quentin P 25 McKean, President Hugh F 12, 13, 28, 63, 131 McKean, Mrs. Jeanette Genius 65 Mendell, Prof. Charles S., Jr 25, 148 Merrill, Miss Emily 16 Mills, Mr. John 25, 52 Moore, Miss Helen 26 Morehouse, Mrs. Letty 21 Morgenroth, Mr. Robert 25, 46, 53 Mullen, Mrs. Edward 1 7, 85 Mutispaugh, Mr. Harold 16 N Nicholas, Miss Edith 18 Nyimicz, Mr. Daniel 17, 25, 133 O Drr, Mr. David 25 Ortmayer, Prof. Constance 26 Osgood, Mrs. Albertine 26 P Packham, Prof. Audrey L 26, 70 Patton, Miss M. Janet 17, 26, 59 Peeples, Mr. Fleet 26, 145 Peterson, Prof. Florence 26 Pettengill, Mr. Robert B 26 R Rich, Mr. John 14 Ripley, Mrs. B 20 Rojas, Mr. Carlos 26 Root, Mr. Towner B 26 Rosazza, Prof. Ross 26 Ross, Prof. John S 26, 71 Russell, Prof. James H 26 S Saute, Prof. George 17, 26, 59 Scott, Mr. Malcolm F 14 Shelton, Mr. W. Roy, Sr 26 Shor, Prof. Bernice C 26, 45, 71 Silins, Mr. Janis 26 Smith, Prof. Rhea Marsh 26 Stock, Prof. Irvin 26 Stone, Prof. Wendell C 15, 26 Suydam, Mr. Henry S 26 Swanson, Miss Jane 20 T Thomas, Prof. Dan A 26, 59 Tiedtke, Mr. John M 15 V Vermilye, Dean Dyckman W 13, 15, 89 Vestal, Prof. Paul A 26, 45, 71 Vincent, Mrs. Don 17 w Wagner, Mr. Arthur 26, 66, 71 Waite, Prof. Alexander 22, 26 Ward, Mr. Frederic H 16 Watson, Dean Helen 13, 15 Welsh, Prof. Charles A 26 Wilson, Prof. Roy A 26, 71 Wolfe, Mr. Richard S 26 Y Yarbrough, Mrs. E. C 18 Yessin, Mr. Gerson 26 z Ziegler, Mrs. J. E 26 200 STUPE N7 INDEX A A 46, 71, 73, 101 40, 121 46, 52, 66, 68, 71, 76, 102 31,115 31 46, 53 105, 150 44 20, 40, 105 30, 31 46 Allen, William 40, 121, 139 31, 56, 60 A J _ _ . A 1 • ■ Tft n ' t a t 31 46, 71 68, 98, 99, 149 46 40 49 44 49, 66 31, 56, 77, 118 D D 46, 70 49 31, 73, 98 31, 143 46, 68, 77, 104, 105 46, 98 40, 130 40, 71 40, 139 101, 152 31 40, 96 46, 98 . . . 3, 58, 74, 80, 81, 112, 150, 500 20, 148, 149 28, 31, 102 31, 121, 133 40, 105 45, 49, 101 46, 138 31 121, 140, 149 31 31 Bentley, Bill 40, 115, 130 40, 1 15 31,115 Berry, Cliff 31 31 31, 145 31, 70, 90 62, 152 46, 68, 105 31.79 31, 121, 132, 133 118, 143 Bobel, B. J 40, 98 40, 112 31 3, 46, 81, 1 12, 207 31 58, 59, 74, 118, 134, 151 40, 56, 80, 105 46 31,52,73 40, 92, 96, 97 Bradley, William 31, 122 40, 112 Brand, Joan 40, 66, 71, 101 Breen, Lawrence .... 46, 71, 96, 118, 137 Bristol, Margaret .... 102, 103, 151 31 76, 151 49, 67, 73, 98 Brooks, Patti 3 1 , 96 Browder, James 31 Brown, James 32, 121, 133 Brown, Melinda 32, 102 Brown, Ronald 32, 121 Bubb, Carole 102, 154 Bunim, Robert 32 Burdiclt, Rampy 47 Burgoyne, Carr 32, I 15, 130 Burke, Cynthia 32 Burnette, James 32 Burnette, Vallorie 40, 105 Burt, Sydney 3, 40, 70, 106 C Cain, Walter 40, 66, 72 Calderon, Elizabeth 32, 53, 106 Caldin, Lucy 32 Calhoun, Barbara 101, 154 Calhoun, Thomas 71, 101, 154 Calick, Barbara 32 Cameron, Juanita 40, 96, 87 Carmichael, Margaret 40, 70, 73, 96 Carpenter, Virginia 71, 73, 80, 101, 142, 143, 153 Carrell, Helen 44, 106, 107 Carrington, Elizabeth 32 Caswell, John 47, 153 Chadwick, Roger 40, 122 Chambers, Charlotte 41, 80, 98 Chambliss, Cleo 32, 69, 95 Chapman, Cam 58, 59, 66, 67, 68, 76, 102, 103, 153 Chasin, Mark 32 Chertok, Paula 47 Christie, Gail 32, 61 Christy, Audrey 32 Claflin, Alan 44 Clementson, John 32 Cody, Maurice 47, 57, 7 1 , I 1 8, 137 Coffie, Boyd 19, 47, 74, 120, 121, 133 Cohen, James 32, 130 Coleman, Alan 41, 112 Colucci, Elena 41, 95 Comer, William 47 Conable, John 70, 71, 84, 148, 155 Cooke, Jean 32 Cooke, William 155 Corcoran, Dale 32 Cornell, Virginia 32, 98 Cortese, Michael 32, 121, 139, 140, 141 Coster, Marie 32, 105 Courington, Frederick 41 Cox, Gordon 32, 117 Craig, Robert 47, 71, 121, 144 Crecco, Michael 70, 83, 85, 121, 155 Cresswell, Margaret 32, 60 Crook, Claude 32, 121, 133 Crook, George 41, 72, 112 Crosetto, Kathryn 70, 72, 157 Crow, Linda 41 Csongor, Desider 32, 130, 131, 181 Cuillery, Fernand 32, 130, 131 Culbertson, Milo 156 Cunningham, Terry 117 Curti, James Francis 47, 71, 121, 144 Curtis, Daryl 32, 102 D Daggett, Libby 47 D ' Alemberte, Richard 47, 115 Davis, Harold 32, 72 Davis, Bunky 41, 121, 139 Davis, James 71, I 15, 130, 143, 156 Denkert, Jane 32, 102 Derflinger, Anne 58, 59, 66, 67, 70, 83, 96, 156 Dettra, Helen 33, 45, 106 deUrresti, Manu 130, 157 DeVincentis, Frank 33, I 18, 139 Di Bacco, Tom 47, 59, 66, 70, 78, 118 Dillard, Rodney 33, I 15 Diversi, Richard 44, 121, 144 Dobson, Dave 155, 158 Dolan, James 33, I 17, 144 Dolan, Thomas 47, 57, 71, 74, 118, 137, 138 Dominguez, Luis 33, 117, 128, 142, 143 201 Doyle, Charles 49 Dudley, James 33, 1 30 Dunlap, Patrice 41, 102 Dunn, Susan 47, 57, 66, 71, 86, 101 Dunnill, Bill 47, 57, 74, 121, 128, 139 Dupres, Marilyn 41, 66, 79, 105 Durant, Harold 57, 58, 121, 157 E Earle, Judith 47, 57, 68, 100, 101 Egan, Arthur 33, 70 Egry, Lynn 41, 105, 142, 143 Einhorn, Richard 33 Eiteljorg, Jack 44, I 18 Ellwood, Perry 69, 85, 92, 112, 130, 158 Elvgren, Karen 33, 106 Ely, William I 15, 159 Engert, Barth 41, 138 England, Martha 33, 101 Englehardt, Dorothy 47, 59, 106 Erdheim, Charles 41 Evelyn, Dorothy 45, 158 Everett, Horace 33, I 15 F Fairchild, Martha 33, 98 Fairchild, Mary 41, 89, 98 Fedosi, Alec 33 Fehl, George 47, I I 2 Feise, Jane 33, 101, 142, 143 Fekete, Alfred 47 Ferguson, Frank 58, 66, 67, I 1 2, 159 Finger, Clinton 41, 138 Finney, Diane 33, 143 Firestone, Catherine 33, 95 Flagg, Linda 33, 70, 96 Fleming, Joseph 44, 62 Flory, Edward 41, 117, 130, 131, 139 Folti, Mary 33 Fortier, Carol 41, 66, 106 Foster, Ridgely 33, I 15 Francisco, Don 159 Fraser, Richard 33 Frazier, Gerald 33, |30 Freeman, Jerry 33 Friclc, Sabra 33 Frutchey, Mark 41,117 Fulenwider, Mary 101, 161 G Gabbard, Gary 47, 121, 133 Gaines, Flora 33, 96 Galante, Philip 49, ( 30, 139 Ganoia, Maria 47 Gardner, Katherine 33, 73, 77 Gaudette, Jack 58, 120, 121, 160 Gavin, Jack 155, 1 60 Gerard, Peter 33 Ginader, Eleanor 41 Glass, Harry 4 1 , 78, I I 8, I 37 Glavin, John 41 Glymph, Tom 41, 66, 70, 142, 143 Goldfarb, Garry 45, 47, 62, 71 Goldstein, James 33, 74, 112, 138 Goldstone, Shirley 68, 1 08. 160 Goodall, Mary 33, 73, 95 Goodier, Mary 41, 76, 93, 101 Goodman, Elizabeth 41 95 Goodnow, Jane 33, |02 Goss, Albert 34, 69, 72 Graef, Tanya 34, 61, 101 Graham, Barbara 34 96 Graves, Betty Lee 47 72 Gray, Edward 20, 71, 118, 137, 161 Green, Bobby 41 45 71 Greene, Soy 49 Greene, Valerie 41, 77, 80, 95 Griffith, Evan f Griffith, Robert 34 |2| 1 3 3 139 Grigsby, Gloria 34 98 Grimes, Ginger 70, 73 162 H Haas, Barbara 49 98 99 Hagan, Judy 34, 96, 142, 143 Haldeman, Janice 59, 66, 67, 69, 71, 104, 105, 163 Hall, James 34 I 1 7 Hallbauer, Rosalie 34 Hallstein, Walter 41 56 Halperin, Elizabeth 41 96 Hanson, Louise 41 Hansberry, Leo 34 Hammond, Katherine 72, 162 Hamlin, Valerie 34, 60, 98 Haraka, Joseph 49, 7 1 , 77, 84, I 1 5 Harding, Nancy 34, 106 Harkness, John 34, 122, 129 Harper, Gorham 41, 122 Harris, Susan 34 Harrison, Robert 34, 121, 144 Hartman, Robert I 12, 163 Harvey, Lucille 41, 95, 143 Haskell, Nancy 47, 70, 77, 83, 84, 96, 97 Haubenestel, Hallie 34, 102 Haupt, Charlene 68, 96, 163 Hazard, Rebecca 34, 105 Headley, H. Price 34 Healis, Frank 34, 115 Hekma, Bryce 42, 45, 89 Helier, Patricia 34, 73, 106 Henriksen, John 34, 118, 128, 142, 143 Herblin, William 72, 117, 165 Hewitson, David 42, 71, 118, 142, 143 Hiatt, Shelby 69, 143, 162 Hickey. John 44, 117 Hill, Judith 34, 60, 101 Hill, Nancy 44 Hills, Sara 47, 70 Hirsch, John 34, 118 Hirshon, Wendy 47, 84, 96 Hiscox, Ruth 34, 96 Hitner, Larry 3, 47, 81, I 12 Hladik, Gail 34, 101 Hoadley, Pete 115, 164 Hoffman, Judith 47, 66, 71, 101, 134 Holman, Richard 47, I 12 Holmes, John 42 Horton, Gardner 47, 115 Hoskins, Lloyd 42, 76, 102, 103 Hosman, Jane 34 Howard, Judy 47, 102, 103 Hoyt, Larry 48, I 12, 130 Humphrey, Robert 112, 128, 165 Hunt, Sally 48, 66, 69, 73, 108 Hunt, Sara 34 I lllges, Judith 34, 102 Ingmanson, Dale 42, 87, I 1 7, 1 28 J Jacobs, Elizabeth 34, 56, 86, 87 Janz, Christine 34 Jarman, Joan 34, 80, 105 Jenkins, Meredith 35, 60 Jennings, Gilmore 44, 66, 72 Jerane, Lee 164 Johnsen, Inger 35, 95 Johnson, Alfred 35 Johnson, Patricia 42, 73, 101, 109 Johnston, Jim 49, 7 1 , I 1 8, 1 39, 1 40 Jones, Barbara 35, 73, 98 Jordan, Gayle 35, 96 K Kaelber, Lynne 58, 68, 164 Kane, Stephen 35, 61, 70 Karslake, William 72, 112 Kaye, Richard 165 Keene, Warren 35, 72 Kein, Gera Id 35, 121 Keller, Elizabeth 95, 166 Kenyon, Chrissie 35, 95 Kertess, Hans 35 Kimball, Peter 3, 48, 7 1 , 74, 80, 1 1 2 King, Cherry 42, 106 Kintzing, William 35. I 18, 137 Kipp, Robert 44 Klein, Roslyn 35 Keopke, Marilyn 35, 70 Kromash, Robe rt 42 Kroschwitz, Jane 35, 70 L LaBorde, Blanca 66, 67, 70, 167 Ladakakos, John 35, 121, 133, 139 Ladd, Cornelia 57, 102, 103 Ladd, Laurence 44 Lane, Gary 35 Lane, Nadi 42, 98 Langer, Eugene 166 Langford, Herman 44, 117 La Rue, Robert 167 Latimer, Suzanne 167 202 A ) LL 1 1 ft 1 1 7 7 a 1 18 47 Qfl 35, 52, 121 7A 77. 59, 66, 67, 95, 168 u Lazarra, Florence Rosalie . . • 48. 70, 92, 96, 97 4 7 C A 77 t 1 Q 131 1 77. 168 Al AO 1 Oft 131 7 A 35, 102 AA 1 1 C 42, 1 1 2 7 L 70 35 AT. 35, 1 15 Al 07 i o 1 42, 73, 98 A 77 117 1 A ) 1 Al A 7 1 T 1 1 2 1 7 i 1 (17 1 7 7 A 7 77 i n i 1 Ub A ) OA Q ft 168 7A 117 1 7ft 44 7 A AH Al 77 ft£ 101 35 1 74 42, 106 36 74 1 1 2 1 i n tA n r o n i ml 48, 101 49 13? 4ft AA 77 1 AO 35, 102 7 A 17 1 48 77 1 1 57, 70, 1 12, 16? 1 9 4ft 107 35, 121 Oft 1 7? 35, 85, 143 1 OA 117 170 171 I7R 35, 60, 1 18 4ft AA 77 1 04 1 0£ 5, 112, 169 47 C7 lift 118, 170 7 R 117 . . . 3, 71, 1 12, 142, 143, 170 1 A 9 35, 45, 73, 106 A7 AQ 70 7 1 177 147 171 48, 95 47 17 1 147 147 A Q 44 1 c: ib 36, 95 47 7 1 1 1 7 1 i 1 1 1 7 N 1 1 7 Nabors Bev 43 101 Mc Neier Nancy 37 60 72 106 Nelson Anne 175 49 f j e v erg a 1 1 tvl e 1 37 121 AO 1 7 37, 42. 105 KA r- . . ..Jw D - L .,i 36, 79, 138 37 78. 121 36, 1 15 37 36 37 44 McGlohn, Robin 36 o McHaney Owen 42, 96, 142, 143 M c 1 Iwa in Stover 42, 1 18 37, 142, 143 36 s D _ ■ 1 I ' ll i r i i i a 68, 95, 171 O ' Brien, Peter . . . 43, 115 McLachlan , Donald 42 47 lit; 1 47 147 McSweeney Carol 130 7 Rft 0 AA 70 T) 7A 77 107 14ft 17 , 00, J7, OO, U , Z , O, , IUj, 1 HO, I O 48, 70 96 68, 71, 112, 1 76 M AO 1 L 1 A7 C7 i|7 1 77 MaGirl Jamie 36, 74 Olson, Sally .... 37, 92, 106 42, 112, 142, 143 37, 52 36, 121 , . . 37 42 95 37, 105 36, 56, 60, 6 1, 106 36, 70 72 P 42, 75, 1 12 96 D R:IIw £fl AA 1A 117 1 77, 105, 171 37 72 71, 72, 98, 99, 174 £ft 7 1 lift 177 36 96 AA 1 u jr i, n | , , J ; + l 36 Al 95 48, 121, 132, 1 33 48 66 28, 1 15 37 95 p,.-lf i lla -l;+k 43 95 3S 43 112 36 Pendergast, Genevieve 37 . . . . 66, 77, 101, 134, 173 1 1 7 36, 1 12 48 KA Jrtll k| _ J, 44, 1 17, 1 38 17 flA 9A . . . . 42, 48, 79, 80, 94, 95 37 130 43 87 119 Urtr+-. p;-L,-J 36 43 101 36, 1 12 48 83 70, 72, 83, 172 48 R0 105 49 67 P r-lj rA A i M i m 37 Millar Irtff 48, 70, 112 43 117 121, 144 37 121 36 17 17 1 1 15 43 44, 1 15 1 00 101 177 42, 106 17 i in Miner, Benjamin 48 Prat;, Robert .... 59, 68, 69, 71, 117, 178 49, 77, 78. 121 37, 102 Mitchell, Hugh 72, 1 12, 142, 173 102, 179 84 115, 172 48, 52, 66 203 R Ragsdale, Sally 37 Ramsdell, Mataileen 117 Radekin, Linda 37, 73 Ramsey, Wally 43, 56 Randolph, Richard 37, I 15 Ransom, Priscilla 37 Ratrie, Rusty 43 Rauch, Robert 43, 72 Reed, Sally 43, 83, 105 Reese, John 37 Reynolds, Roland . 44, 83, 115 Rhoads, Kathleen 43, 66, 78, 100, 134 Rhoten, Lettie 37, 73, 102 Rial, Pamela 48, 80, 105 Rice, Kenneth 20, 37, 121 Richard, Dennis 7 I . I 79 Richardson, Jeffery 43, 115 Richmond, Robert 121, 139, 178 Rigg, Jean 43, 79, 94, 95 Riley, Paula 37, 105, 116 Robbins, Leon 38, I 15, 179 Roberts, Jeff 37, I 18 Robinson, Annie 43, 106 Robinson, Dudley 44, 106, 107, 127 Roe, Peter 3, 43, 81, I 12 Rogers, Nancy 38, 72 Romano, Frances 48, 96 Ross, Robert 48, 71, 121, 144 Row, Cordelia 49, 106 Roy, Mollie 38 Ruggles, Jack 48, 121, 132, 133, 134 Ruelle, Suzanne 48 s Salter, Celia 43, 105 Salvatore, Angelo 38 Salyer, Don 49, 7 1 , 87, I I 5, 1 30, I 37 Sanders, Susan 38, 105 Sanderson, Stephanie 38, 105 Satterfield, Barbara 43, 95 Schaefer, William 43, I 12, 128 Schermer, Robert 49, 77, 115 Schlichenmaier, Carol 38 Schnell, Robert 38 Schoener, William 43 Schou, Julia 44, 98 Schuder, Robert 49, I I 8, I 32, I 33, I 34, I 37 Schwartz, Ruth 38 Scott, Phillip 44, I 12 Scribner, Susan 38, 98 Scrivener, Diane 38, 96 Scudder, Charles 67, 178 Seabroolt, Roger 49 Serumgard, Karen 3, 80, 98, 180 Shallenberger, Ruth 38 Sharp, Dolores Ann 49, 53, 68, 76, 92, 98 Shaw, Ben 38, I 15 Shoemaker, Jill 44, 66, 102, 103 Sieber, Shirley 38, 98 Simons, Mauri 38 Simpson, Margaret 38, 101 Sitton, Carol 44, 98, 80 Sladkus, Leslie 49, 121, 144 Smathers, Sally 70, 73, 183 Smathers, Sam 180 Smith, Allan 44, 7 1 , 74, I 1 8, 1 30 Smith, Ann 102, 181 Smith, Daniel 49 Smith, Cecilia 38, 70 Smith, Julie 38, 105 Smith, Richard Lee 49, 78, I 1 7, 1 38 Smith, Susan 38, 95 Smith, William 49, 62, 85 Snite, Michael 38, 74, 76, 112 Snyder, Mary 38 Spaeth, John 38 Spencer, Don 44 i |2| Stark, Robert 38, I I 5 Stavropoulos, Pauline 38, 72, 102 Stedronsky, Anita 38, 102 Stevens, Nancy 49, |0|, 117 Stewart, Robert 44 | 1 8 Stevens, Patricia 44, 73_ 98 Stingley, James £,2, 181 Strahan, Scott 44 I 1 5 Strain, Mary Jane 38, 101 Strange, J. C 49, I 18, I 39 Strite, Judith 59, 66, 83, 102, 134, 180 Stroll, C. J 68, 106, 181 Strour, Randolph 49 122 Struble, Gordon 49 7 1 Sullivan, Donald 1 33 Sund, Judith 38 Sutcliffe, Gail 38, 80 95 Sutherland, Gary 44 80 106 Sutton, Joshua 49 117 T Tall, Kenneth 44, I I 8 Takahashi, Teddy 49, ||2 Tanner, Anita 44 |0I Tauscher, Dianne 39, 61 Taylor, Win 79, I 12, 183 Terpak, Ronald 49, 7 1 , 121, 144 Thomas, Margaret 39 Thomas, Martha 39 Thompson, Doris 70, 1 82 Thompson, Norman 39 Tiedje, Mark 44, 70, 72, 122 Tipton, Jo 49 Todd, Robert 44, 7 1 , I 1 2, 1 38 Toledo, Tony 39, 60, 72, 117 Travis, Guy 39, I 15 Traylor, Charles Warren 1 85, 118 Trumbull, Patricia 39 Tuggle, Karleen 49, 96, 97 Tulloch, Donald 39 Twitty, Louise 39, 69 Tyler, Audrey 44 Tyson, Charles 49 V Valentine, Helen 39, 73, 105 Vallenilla, Franklin . 39 Van Deusen, Gay 44, 106 Van Mater, Betty 44 Van Riper, George 39 Van Schaick, David 44 Vaughn, Joeve 44, 66, 96, 134 Vega, Mario 44, 130, 131 Vincent, Donna 49, |02 Vinckel, Suzanne 39, 73 Voelkel, Robert ' 39 Voss, Sharon 5, 49, 70, 73, 98, 99 w Waite, Moseley 58, I 1 8, I 30, 1 84 Walden, Amelia 39, 105 Walker, Barbara 39, 95 Wallace, Warren Wain, Nicholas 70, 112, 182 Ward, William 28, 49, 76 Waring, Joan 39 Warner, Mary 39 Warner, Sally 39 Warren, Joseph 184 Watkins, Stephens 112 Watson, Richard 49, 122 Watzek, Nancy 44, 98 Weber, James 44, 118 Weir, Mary Beth 44, 102, 103 Wells, Thomas 44, 117 Wheeler, Susanne 39, 95 White, Robert 39, 72, 122 Whitelaw, Robert 182 Whitman, Mary 44, 104, 105 Williams, David 184 Williams, Debbie 44, 78, 94, 95 Williams, Nancy 44, 101 Williamson, Rosemary 39 Willis, Frank 49, 71, 118, 130, 131, 140, 141 Willis, Virginia 39, 96 Wilson, Paula 20, 39, 73, 103 Windsor, Jeanette 44, 80, 96 Wissing, Linda 44, 108 Wolbrink, Allen 70, 72 Woleben, Judith 39, 95 Wolfe, Frank 56, 57, 58, 59, 71, 89, 116, 117, 185 Wolfe, Louise 39, 98 Wolking, Fred 44, 122 Wolowitz, Linda 39, 76 Wood, Leonard 49, 57, 59, 76, 121 Works, Barbara 49, 59, 66, 70, 73, 96 Worthington, June 39, 98 Wyatt, Sandra 39, 70, 73 X Y Z York, Susan 71, 101, 185 Zatlin, Phyliss 44, 52, 57, 66, 69, 70, 72, 77 Zeidman, Janet 72 Zellweger, Carole 49, 70 Zimmerman, Richard 34 Zumf), Robert 49, 71, 138 204