Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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On the other side of the coin of education, from academia was our outside activites. These activities included anything from lec- tures to theatre and then on to dorm life and to parties. They were a part of our learning experience. These activities were very important to the individual student. They were a way to release the tension and anxiety which can build up due to day to day pressures and hassles of classes. They were also beneficial because they were experiences, and these experiences guide us toward the future. The students always wanted to have more activities in which they could participate and at the same time decrease the amount they had to study. The faculty and administration wanted the students to study more and be in fewer outside activities. 1 guess this was only natural. Karie Aldrich was taking a stroll along Holt Ave. on campus where a yearbook photographer tried, but failed to obtain a candid shot. Heading back to his room from Beans, Dave McBirney plans to have a relaxing Saturday morning with his newspaper and drink in hand.

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A familiar sight on Rollins campus, kegs are always a favorite attraction. In September, the IFC and PanHel sponsored an all- campus pool party that was an absolute success. There was plenty of beer and friends, and much anticipation and enthusiasm for the year ahead. Mary Lochner and Phil Desmarais were both at the pool party representing their respective sorority and frater- nity. The Greeks especially took this opportunity to meet the new freshmen and transfer students in the relaxed atmosphere of the Alfond Pool. 10

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Rollins sailors take to the waters of Lake Virginia on a beautiful Florida day . They are momentarily de- layed because of an unconnected rudder. 12