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I ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD No. 5-6 MAY-JUNE, 1961 VOL. XXXVIII

CLASS OF 1961 MEMBERS ADDED TO ALUMNI ROLL SfcUi»WMI||

Led by their officers the members of the class of 1961 file into Knowles Memorial Chapel where they were awarded diplomas signifying their transition from students to Alumni of Rollins College.

Commencement exercises in Knowles Memorial Chapel June 2, added 144 new names to the list of graduates of Rollins College. Of this number, 107 received A.B. degrees, 16 B.S. degrees and four B.M. degrees. Master of Bus- iness Administration degrees were awarded to 17.

The Sullivan Medallion was awarded to three members of the class. They are: Robert W. Fleming of Canton, N.C.; John Edward Harkness of De- troit, Michigan, and Sally Hunt, Cass City, Michigan. Graduating with high- est distinction was Gustav Zamorsky of Winter Park. Graduating with distinction were: Mildred Searles Dun- lap of Orlando, James Steve Browder of Winter Garden and Laura Jane Glasser of Winter Park.

Dr. Bruce B. Wavell, who received his degrees at London University, de- livered the commencement address and^ his subject was "Academic Val- ues". He has been on the faculty for two years as teacher of mathematics and philosophy.

Of the 127 graduating seniors, 44 have indicated that they will continue

DR McKEAN President Hugh F. McKean has been

made an honorary Doctor of Humani- ties at Stetson University. He was the commencement speaker at the exercises held in early June at the Stetson Law School in St. Petersburg, Florida.

their studies through their master's or doctor's degrees. Several have received grants or assistantships including a Fulbright Grant to Germany and a National Defense Scholarship. Half of the class of 1961 have indicated that they will take positions in business, the professions or arts. The education field will gain 16 per cent of the class.

George W. Johnson, College attorney and secretary of the Board of Trustees since 1931 received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. Rob- bins E. Ralph, superintendent of the Florida Congregational Christian Con- ference received the George Morgan Ward medal.

NEW MEN'S DORM Ground will be broken in September

for a new $1,072,000 freshman hall which will house 196 men according to administration plans. A loan from the Home Finance Agency of the U.S. Community Facilities Administration has made possible the construction of this much needed facility on the Cam- pus. The four story building, in the shape of a cross, will contain 21 sep- arate units where eight freshmen and one upper classman will live.

Each unit will have its own private entrance, bedrooms, sitting room and bath. It also will contain typing rooms, a library, office room, meeting rooms and an apartment for a male residence head and his family.

The 21 upperclassmen counselors will be selected on a highly competi- tive basis and trained for the position.

The new building will be ready for occupancy by September, 1962.

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SENIORS RECEIVE SULLIVAN MEDALLION AT GRADUATION

President McKean presents the Sullivan Medallion to three outstanding members of the class of 1961 at commencement. Left to right receiving the awards are: John Edward Harkness, Detroit, Michigan; Sally Hunt, Cass City Michigan, and Robert W. Fleming of Canton, North Carolina.

DEAN ENYART Mr. Rollins is gone. His passing removed from the Rollins picture

a unique, colorful and beloved part of the whole. While his death was not unexpected, it came as a shock to the hundreds of Rollins Alumni who knew and loved him. Although seriously ill for several years he could always call on some extra reserve of strength to enable him to work for the best interests of his beloved Rollins.

To recount the full measure of his many attributes is impossible. However, the words of Robert F. Whiston '42, which appeared in the program of the testimonial dinner in his honor at the 1959 reunion, so aptly recalls his picture that they well merit repeating.

To the frustrated freshman — a smiling man with a twinkle in his eye and an astonishing goatee . . .

To the sophisticated sophomore — a clever Dean of Men, whose "spy system" reported secrets that he just couldn't know . . .

To the junior — a wise and sympathetic educator who main- tained a sense of humor . . .

To the senior — a friend and confidant . . .

To the Alumni — a legend never to be forgotten . . .

We are engaged in a project to build a Field House on the Rollins Campus which will be a memorial to him. Just as his memory will live forever in the hearts of us whose lives touched his, the Dean Enyart Field House will be our concrete and lasting tribute to the man we loved.

STUDY WEEK How to Study Week, which was es-

tablished on the Campus last year to teach academic skills to entering freshmen, will be conducted again this year. The program will be ex- panded to permit 80 members of the entering class to attend. All students who took the pilot course last year report that the course was greatly beneficial to them during their first year on the Campus. How to Study Week will begin September 18. Regis- stration of new students will begin Sept. 25 and classes for the fall term will begin Monday, October 2.

PROGRAM HEAD Dr. W. T. Edwards, of the School

of Education, Florida State University, has been named to head the new Rol- lins Graduate Program in Teaching which will be started this fall.

A distinguished Florida educator and former president of the Florida Education Association, Dr. Edwards has been active in the education field for more than 30 years. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Florida and his Ph.D. from Ohio State Univ.

Mrs. Edwards is the former Henri- etta Kuhl and was graduated from Rol- lins with the class of 1930.

FIELD HOUSE The campaign for funds for the Dean

Enyart Field House will move into the final stages early in September when a full scale personal solicitation campaign will be launched.

Ray Greene '23, and Frank William- son '48 have been named vice-chairmen for the campaign and Robert W. Stephens '31 has been named treasurer to assist the national chairman, Henry Lauterbach '37, in the Alumni campaign to build a memorial to Dean Enyart.

As this issue of the Record goes to press more than $75,000 has been contributed or pledged to the Fund.

Area chairmen and solicitors are being recruited to carry the effort to individual Alumni in all sections of the country. A concerted effort will be made to contact every graduate and former student of Rollins and obtain their support in this all Alumni project for Rollins College.

This Diamond Jubilee project by Rollins Alumni will fill one of the most pressing needs of the College. At the present time there are no in- door facilities for the physical education classes, intramural events or var- sity basketball games.

Volunteer workers will be needed in every locality where there is a con- centration of Rollins Alumni. Your help is needed to make this dream of Dean Enyart's a reality and a memorial to him. If you will help in your locality please notify Alumni House.

THANKS Dear Friends:

It has been impossible for me to answer all the wonderful notes and wires that I have received.

May I take this means of ex- pressing my heart-felt thanks to all you good friends.

I am sure your "Dean" would ioin me in love and appreciation to all his "Rollins Family".

E. Ethel Enyart

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ALUMNI GIFTS FOR 1960-61 TOTAL $135,807.17 Rollins Alumni contributed $135,-

807.17 to the College during the fiscal year 1960-61. The Field House Fund received the largest amount, $73,- 945.35, in cash and pledges. The Alum- ni Fund received $8,073.42 and gifts to the college for specified purposes accounted for $53,788.40. The Alumni Fund held its own in the face of the preliminary solicitation of funds for the Field House project.

On other pages of this issue of the RECORD will be found a list of Alum- ni contributions to the College, for all purposes, for the year ending June 30.

While every precaution has been taken to include every Alumni contri- butor in the Honor Roll it is possible, since the Alumni House staff is subject to the usual number of human frailties, that some name may have been omitted. We will appreciate cor- rections and additions.

MRS. KENT RETIRES Claire Kent, who for the past nine

years has been a pillar of strength at Alumni House, retired July 1. She came to Alumni House from the Con- servatory of Music where she had worked for ten years. Her plans for the future are not definite but she will continue to live in Winter Park. Throughout her years of service to the College Mrs. Kent has made a host of friends among Alumni and her wide acquaintance has been of untold value to the work at Alumni House. She has agreed to help the staff when- ever she is needed — this will be quite often.

ALUMNI TRUSTEE

Robert A. Robertson '34, Orlando business man and civic leader, will represent Rollins Alumni on the Col- lege Board of Trustees for a term of three years. He was installed at the June meeting of the board.

HONOR HOUSE A small select group of Rollins sen-

ior women will undertake a new col- legiate responsibility next year. They will completely govern themselves. Ten coeds will live in a Senior Honor House with no residence head and no set house rules. They will accept full responsibility for their campus lives. Ten women have been chosen for the experiment for this first for Rollins and possibly the nation. Selected for the program on their academic, physical and spiritual adjustment the group will live in Matthews House, a two story building at 520 Chase Ave- nue, formerly used as the College Dis- pensary.

CLUB OFFICERS Officers of the Central Florida

Alumni Club for the coming year are: William D. Gooch '50, president; Mrs. Robert Johnson (Betty Wheatley) '30, vice president; Mrs. Carter Bradford (Nancy Rohlfing) '35, secretary, and Earl Borders '58, treasurer. New di- rectors named are: Mrs. Quentin Bit- tie (Ina Mae Heath) '44, Mrs. Charles Hollinshead (Muff Murphy) '59, Robert H. Lorenzen '58, Cornelius VanBuren '49 and Mrs. Donald Riddle (Caroline Mills) '49. A program committee was named for the coming year. The first event will be the annual Pelican party in August. All Alumni in the Central Florida area will be notified when the date is selected.

1960-1961 ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS TO ROLLINS COLLEGE

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GAY 90'S Ruth Ford Atkinson Mrs. Henry I. Barnes

(Marion Coan) Dr. Fred Ensminger Mrs. R. P. Higgins

(Mabel Brewer) William I. Huffstetler Arthur W. King Col. George Morgan King Mrs. Ralph H. McKelvey

(Helen Fairchild) Ida May Missildine Anna Rand Mrs. Harry H. Shutts

(Emily Pelton) Mrs. Reinhard Sieienburg

(Paula Dommerich) J. Frederick Turner Annie Guffin Ward Myra G. Williams Eugenia Swain Young

CLASS OF 1900 Mrs. J. E. Kelley

(Mamie Blue) CLASS OF 1901

Dr. George R. Gleason CLASS OF 1903

Dr. T. W. Lawton CLASS OF 1904

Mrs. James W. Bixler (Clara Burleigh)

Portia S. Mansfield Col. Winston V. Morrow Karl E. Schuyler

CLASS OF 1905 Leland M. Chubb Ira J. Johnston Mrs. William W. Yothers

(Ada A. Bumby) CLASS OF 1906

Mrs. Irma L. Rogers (Irma Lewter)

Mrs. George Saunders (Florence Robinson)

CLASS OF 1907 Ed Blackburn Elizabeth D. Burleigh Donald A. Cheney Mrs. Davis E. Fishback

(Lillian Wilmott) Mrs. Elmer W. Norris

(Louise Brown) Mrs. F. Gray Rush

(Elizabeth Knox) Henry A. West Mrs. Eda B. Woolley

(Eda Brewer) CLASS OF 1908

Marguerite Drennen Mrs. T. W. Lawton

(Lottie Lee) Dr. James B. Luckie Mrs. J. W. Mclntosh

(Eunice Baldwin) Oliver V. Phillips W. F. Roper Helen Steinmetz Frederick W. Vanderpool Mrs. Arthur P. Vaughn

(Margaret Burleigh) CLASS OF 1909

Mrs. Leland M. Chubb (Barbara Flye)

C. Judson Edwards James M. Willson

CLASS OF 1910 Mrs. H. O. Adams

(Isla Green) Mrs. Donald A. Cheney

(Fanny Robinson) Marguerite V. Doggett Florence A. Duncan Mrs. C. H. Estey

(Winifred Wood) Mrs. Charles Noone

(Jessie Work) Mrs. B. G. Smith

(Agnes Clork) Mr. & Mrs. James E. Windham, Sr.

(Florence Moore)

CLASS OF 1911 Mrs, Chauncey A. Boyer

(Esther Gerrish) Mrs. G. H. Fernald

(Frances R. Burleigh) Thomas G. Lee Mrs. Demos Mandis

(Margaret Woodruff) Mabelle O'Neal

CLASS OF 1912 Mrs. Glancy O. Wallace

(Marjorie Blackman) CLASS OF 1913

F. Ellison Adams Mabel E. Daniels Ruth R. Daniels Hprry A. Nickerson Mrs. Walter W. Rose

(Estelle Smith) Mrs. Eugene Tallant

(Emma Jane Little) CLASS OF 1914

Mrs. R. W. Blanchard (Pauline Ayers)

Helen Drew Martin CLASS OF 1915

J. Sherwood Foley Mrs. Philip S. Harper

(Carolyn Lamar) Mrs. John B. Munson

(Sara lola Wilson) CLASS OF 1916

James Earle Blue Richard P. Cornelison

CLASS OF 1917 Mr. & Mrs. Roland D. Barze

(Marguerite Enlow) Dr. Alfred J. Hanna Mrs. George H. A. Kunst

(Mary Conaway) Mrs. Hazel F. Lenfest

(Hazel Coffin) Edwin A. McQuaters Paul L. Thoren H^.rry R. Trovillion

CLASS OF 1918 Sara Yancey Belknap Mrs. John L. Boynton

(Katharine Waldron) Mrs. George Brass

(Dorothy Koegel) Mrs. Kenneth Fuessle

(Elizabeth Russell) Robert C. Hutchinson Sara Evans Muriel Loretta Salmon Anne C. Stone Mrs. James Winfield

(Mildred Pearce)

CLASS OF 1919 Mrs. Paul Thatcher Flood

(Winifred Hanchett) Mrs. Robert C. Hutchinson

(Marjorie Tallman) Mrs. Neil S. Jones

(Virga L. West) Gertru 'e Hall Royal Dr. Florence M. Stone Thomas A. Yancey

CLASS OF 1920 Mrs. Kenneth E. Gell

(Geraldine Barbour) Emilie Schweigl Earle H. Shannon T. DeWitt Taylor Rev. Howard A. Weaver

CLASS OF 1921 A. Smith Fletcher Robert Harvey Gait Elizabeth D. Meriwether Carroll L. Ward

CLASS OF 1922 Mrs. William H. Howison

(Vivian Barbour) Mrs. Ogden J. Rochelle

(Rose Powers) Dr. & Mrs. Alvord L. Stone

(Ruth Waldron)

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Agnes Boggs Alice M. Campbell Rev. Ephriam D. Conway Mrs. Arnold Gebhart

(Mary L. Knoske) Raymond W. Greene Frances M. James Robert Sedgwick Mrs. Clarence E. Silvers

(Easter Russell)

CLASS OF 1924 Mrs. Harold F. Brandt

(Blanche Whitney) Ethel M. Campbell Mrs. Franklin P. Clark

(Charlotte Vose) Mrs. A. Smith Fletcher

(Marion Rickard) Bertha Gram Wallace Stevens Mrs. Rollo M. Thoren

(Minnie Wendel) Kenneth Warner Helen Waterhouse Mrs. Harvey A. Wooster

(Ruth Scudder)

CLASS OF 1925 Mrs. Pearson Bobbitt

(Bertha Phiel) G. F. Colado Mrs. Hamilton W. Howe

(Margaret Backus) Mrs. Walter B. Johnston

(Edna Wallace) Douglass W. Potter Mrs. William H. Windom

(Trillis Wesseler)

CLASS OF 1926 Mae Blair Beryl Bowman Mrs. Robert C. Carson

(Eva Thompson) Robert B. Colville Mrs. W. Harold Kessler

(Clara Traut) John B. Miller Mrs. Fred Puleston

(Lucille Waters) William L. Story Stanley E. Warner

CLASS OF 1927 Mrs. Burns A. Clark

(Irene Rex) Mrs. Guy F. Colado

(Jeannette Dickson) Harold K. Daniels Clayton H. Fralick Mrs. Ray W. Greene

(Wilhelmina Freeman) Mrs. Rodman J. Lehman

(Katharine Lewis) James A. Mattingly Charles Spross Mrs. M. B. Thomas

(Miriam Boyd) Robert A. Wilson

CLASS OF 1928 Elizabeth Atkisson Peter Babich Mrs. H. W. Barnum

(Gertrude O. Ward) Phil D. Boardman Mrs. Victor M. Cannon

(Georgia Gary) Lucy Harris Paul Hilliard Katherine Hosmer Freda Kuebler Ralph H. Marlowe Mrs. Robert S. Merithew

(Dora Gasten) Albert W. Newton William E. Winderweedle Mrs. Benjamin Yablonky

(Gladys Wilkinson)

CLASS OF 1929 Mrs. Ellsworth W. Bassett

(lone Pope) Robert A. Burhans Philip H. Cummings Mrs. Al Green

(Mary Hansen) Mrs. Norval L. Hendrickson

(Mary E. Hall) Dr. Wilbur F. Jennings Leila Hale Larkin Rodman J. Lehman Howard A. McDonald Harold J. Powers Ruth E. Ward Mrs. Robert A. Wilson

(Aloyse James) Mrs. George H. Zimmerman

(Virginia Fisher) Ernest Zoller

CLASS OF 1930 Clara Adolfs Ellsworth W. Bassett Eleanor H. Blish Mrs. Emmett Carmichael

(Flora Furen) Mrs. F. Stanley Clulow

(Charmaine Berquist) Dr. Ruth Ellsworth Rudolph Fischer Richard O. Harris Mrs. Robert Johnson

(Elizabeth Wheatley) J. Browning Jones Ralph C. Lasbury Hugh F. McKean Mrs. Theodore H. Mittendorf

(Dorothy Solger) Mrs. Franklin Moore

(Louise Hall) Mrs. Charles W. Morgan

(Dorothy Davis) Dr. Cecile L. Piltz Mr. & Mrs. Cloyde Russell

(Ruth Cole) Isabel Smith Virginia Stelle Mrs. Harry E. Tuttle, Jr.

(Stella Weston) Damaris O. Wilson Mrs. Meredith Woore

(Margaret Brown) CLASS OF 1931

Mrs. Charles O. Andrews (Mathilde Mizener)

Eleanor Arnold Mrs. Joseph Bernstein

(Lois Boutwell) Ralph Ewing Dene Hall Mrs. Richard Harris

(Mary R. Race) Jewel M. Lewter Gladys Morton Wilfred E. Rice H. Gordon Robins Mrs. Paul Ruttenbur

(Orpha Hodson) Robert W. Stephens Myra A. Thomas

CLASS OF 1932 Mrs. C. A. Bisson

(Thirza Fluno) Mrs. A. Clinton Cook

(Lottie Turner) Dr. Kenneth Curry Harry A. Fosdick Donald E. French Mrs. R. Earl Kipp

(Fannie B. Priest) Mrs. Howard A. McDonald

(Georgina Jefferys) Harry D. Orr, Jr. Mrs. Charles E. Planck

(Carolyn Heine) Mrs. Thomas A. Provenzano

(Florence Walker) Mrs. G. K. Scudder

(Mary Howard) Mrs. Steven Scudder

(Betty Rathbone) Arthur H. Stafford Mrs. Arthur M. Wellington

(Miriam Sprague) Dr. Richard Wilkinson

CLASS OF 1933 Mrs. John T. Bills

(Jeanne Bellamy) Mrs. Duane J. Carnes

(Willie Pearl Wilson) Mrs. Bruce Carpenter

(Sylva Fell) Wallace H. Child Edward J. Cruger Mrs. Arthur Fleming

(Gloria Peshmalyan) Caroline Foster Philip W. Horton Mrs. James M. Levy

(Emily G. Bookwalter) Edwin B. Libbey Mrs. Albert E. Mills

(Laura Windsor) Thomas J. Morris Mr. & Mrs. James H. Ottaway

(Ruth B. Hart) Mrs. Baruyr Peshmalyan

(Constance Wetherell) Mrs. Wilfred E. Rice

(Dorothea Louise Smoak) Mrs. Lester P. Robinson

(Lulu Cashwell) Mrs. David W. Shepherd

(Jean Fullington) Dorothy Shepherd Smith Mrs. Marvin V. Stevens

(Bruna Bergonzi) Mrs. Holland D. Thompson

(Jane Welhoff) Mrs. George C. Warner

(Elizabeth Ransom)

CLASS OF 1934 A. Severin Bourne, Jr. Bernard R. Bralove Chester H. Brown, Jr. Dr. John T. P. CuJmore Maurice Dreicer Howard B. Fawcett, Jr. Mrs. Robert E. Greiner

(Mary C. Rogers) Herma Jefferys Thomas P. Johnson Mrs. Albert D. Lawrence

(Harriet Beuscher) Thomas W. Lawton, Jr. Mary B. Longest Elizabeth B. Marshall Mrs. Thomas J. Morris

(Elizabeth A. Currier) Mrs. Philip B. Roberts

(Eleanor Wilcox) Robert A. Robertson Mrs. E. Reinhold Rogers, Jr.

(Vivien Skinner) Robert E. Stufflebeam Mr. & Mrs. Frederick F. Tone

(Mary E. Childs) Ralph R. Tourtellotte Mrs. William W. Walker

(Mona Graessle) Arthur M. Wellington Mrs. Jay C. Williams, Jr.

(Barbara May Donaldson) Mrs. Osburn C. Wilson

(Rebecca Coleman)

CLASS OF 1935 Warren C. Apgar Mrs. Duncan M. Baldwin

(Nancy Cushman) Mrs. Sterling A. Callisen

(Sara Limerick) George D. Cornell Olcott Deming Mrs. Bruce V. English

(Virginia McCall) Mrs. H. Eugene Freeman

(Margaret Hopkins) Mr. & Mrs. Guilford Galbraith

(Carol Smith) Mrs. John T. Galey

(Blanche Fishback) Mrs. Sara H. Howden

(Sara Harbottle) Benjamin F. Kuhns, Jr. J. Alan MacWatt Mrs. Thomas S. Moffett

(Frances Lee) Mrs. A. Reynolds Morse

(Eleanor Reese) Mrs. Harold Mutispaugh

(Wanita Dean) Jack Ott Mrs. Marshall Pifer

(Kathleen Shepherd) Mrs. Russell W. Ramsey

(Elfreda Winant) George H. Rogers Mrs. Walter B. Schultz

(Letta M. Stanley) Mrs. Roy H. Smith, Jr.

(Sara Luce) Mrs. Gereld L. Tawney

(Agatha Townsend) Ruth Vruwink Dr. Jay C. Williams, Jr. Mrs. Branson H. Willis

(Jane Marshall) William T. Woodhull

CLASS OF 1936 Horace P. Abbott Lennox L. Allen Dr. Marguerite M. Bird Dr. Volney C. Bragg Mrs. L. J. Brewer

(Martha Newby) Dr. R. Brown Edwin Buttner Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Clough

(Virginia Jaekel) William L. Davies Mrs. Eugene L. Faubel

(Jean Astrup) Mrs. John W. Harter

(Elisabet Richards) Mrs. Thomas E. Hill

(Virginia Jones) George W. Hines Robert W. Johnson Doris B. Leavitt Mrs Theron M. Lemly

(Mary E. White) Mrs. H. R. Lindamood

(Betty Beyer) John R. McFarlin Mrs. James R. McMillan

(Margaret Moore) Mrs. Robert G. Neumann

(Marlen Eldredge) Mrs. Wade S. Newell

(Jane Beauchamp) Paul S. Ney

Dr. Sterling P. Olmsted Mrs. Jack Ott

(Mary Jane McKay) David B. Owen Victoria G. Peirce Harrison Roberts Mrs. Homer L. Rodriguez

(Virginia Richardson) Howard W. Showalter, Jr. Mrs. W. Quentin Smith

(Eleanora Roush) Mrs. Baxley T. Tankard

(Ann Clark) Mrs. Harvey W. Taylor

(Mary R. Jarrell) Mrs. Lester E. Waterbury

(Jean Parker) Mrs. William W. Whiting

(Annette S. Twitchell)

CLASS OF 1937 Mrs. H. P. Abbott

(Barbara Trueblood) Charles W. Allen, Jr. Richard J. Alter Arthur H. Brownell Mrs. Neal W. Dale

(Suzanne S. Farnsworth) Mrs. Olcott Deming

(Louise Macpherson) Miriam Gaertner Ralph H. Gibbs Mrs. Philip Hatch

(Jane Axline) Mrs. William H. Honan

(Sally Hammond) Mrs. Charles W. Huber, Jr.

(Dorothy Manwaring) Henry S. Lauterbach Richard H. Lee Mrs. Orren McJunkins

(Margaret Le Fevre) John G. McKay, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Nelson Marshall

(Grace Terry) Mrs. Duncan H. Newell, Jr.

(Phyllis Dorr) Bryant H. Prentice, Jr. Mrs. William H. Reynolds

(Frances Hyer) Lt. Col. M. E. Schulten Mrs. David Stone

(Perry Oldham) Mrs. James H. Young

(Jean Plumb)

CLASS OF 1938 Mrs. Harris C. Andrews

(Helen "H" Brown) Donald A. Bond Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brant

(Martha Elizabeth Mills) Mrs. George B. Coughlin, Jr.

(Ruth P. Blunden) Richard S. Cutchin Dr. Davitt A. Felder Mrs. Herbert R. Houghton, Jr.

(Mary Gulnac) Mrs. Constantine Kay

(Jeanne Gillette) Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Lontz

(Anne R. Smith) Mrs. Morrison C. Meriam

(Virginia M. Dunn) Mrs. Calhoun Norton

(Nan Poeller) Mrs. Russell A. Patterson

(Barbara Bennett) John O. Rich Mrs. Harrison Roberts

(Magdalene Jones) J. Sands Showalter Mrs. E. Hayne Shumate

(Betty Myers) John E. Turner R. Siley Vario George Waddell Mrs. William Wilkerson

(Opal Peters) Mrs. Howard U. Wilson

(Jane Harding)

CLASS OF 1939 Richard P. Belden Mrs. Harry A. Berry

(Mary Evans) John E. Clark, II Oliver E. Daugherty Mrs. Paul W. Guenzel

(Elizabeth C. Skinner) Mrs. Arthur B. Haswell

(Ethyl Horine) Mr. & Mrs. Warren C. Hume

(Augusta Yust) Mrs. Henry S. Lauterbach

(Wilma Heath) F. Norton Lockhart Mrs. Marshall Long

(Betty Clark) John H. Makemson Mrs. Sydney B. Maughs

(Jarratt Smith)

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Lilah V. Nelson Mrs. Bryant Prentice, Jr.

(Jeanne Crowley) Leon M. Stackler William Webb, Jr. Mrs. Maurice L. Wells

(Susanne Pick)

CLASS OF 1940 Nathan Bedell Robert M. Belden Harriet F. Brown Wendell Davis Mrs. George Downs

(Sue Terry) Mrs. Tavner Dunlap, Jr.

(Anne B. Miller) Matthew G. Ely, Jr. Mrs. Richard N. Fullerton

(Caroline Sandlin) Charles C. Gill Mrs. George L. Greene

(Margery Chindahl) Mrs. Herbert W. Hoover, Jr.

(Carl Good) John M. Hoy Joseph D. Johnson Mrs. Leon Kresler

(Frances Perrottet) Mrs. Robert F. Stonerock

(Mary E. Marchman) George E. Victor Mrs. Morris L. Williams

(Gayner Davis)

CLASS OF 1941 Mrs. Betty DeGiers Armstrong Francis F. Barber Arthur E. Bernd Mrs. John F. Bradley

(Betty Mackemer) Melvin Clanton Dr. & Mrs. Donald J. Cram

(Jean Turner) Dudley V. Darling Mrs. Oliver E. Daugherty

(June Mutispaugh) Mrs. Wendell Davis

(Anne Anthony) Mrs. Franklin R. Enquist

(Esther Peirce) Claire C. Fontaine Mrs. Max E. Freeman

(Jayne F. Rittenhouse) Mrs. Edward D. Green

(Margaret Wiley) John L. Harris Mrs. Thomas B. Hooker

(Charlotte Stout) Herbert W. Hoover, Jr. Frank M. Hubbard Mrs. George H. Hunt, Jr.

(Betty Stevens) Mrs. Joseph D. Johnson

(Nancy Locke) Mrs. George A. Loeb

(Jeanne Mendelson) Mrs. Joseph Lowenheim

(Dorothy Rathbun) Mrs. John C. Myers, Jr.

(June Reinhold) Theodore B. Pitman, Jr. Mrs. Suzanne Sams

(Suzanne Willis) George K. Scudder, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Warren F. Siddall

(Carolyn Ann Lewis) Robert F. Stonerock Dr. Rudolf Toch Verges Van Wickle

CLASS OF 1942 Mrs. Edwin B. Acree

(Alice Henry) Mrs. Matthew G. Ely, Jr.

(Shirley Bassctt) Franklin R. Enquist Mrs. Donald A. Gest

(Nancy Johnson) Mr. & Mrs. Dwight M. Johnston

(Mary Trendle) P. R. Kelly John L. Liberman Robert S. Matthews John C. Myers, Jr. Mrs. John Powell

(Daphne Takach) Mrs. George K. Scudder, Jr.

(Irma Achenbach) Mrs. Thomas Stanley

(Louise Windham) A. Carrow Tolson Mrs. Morris Weinberg

(Janie M. Stokely)

CLASS OF 1943 Mrs. Robert R. Addie

(Pauline M. Betz) Mrs. Walter C. Beard, Jr.

(Alette Curtis) Mrs. Melvin Clanton

(Jane Anne Sholley)

James M. Conklin, Jr. Mrs. John E. Dalrymple

(Doris Kohl) Mrs. Kenneth Donnalley

(Mary Jane Metcalf) Mrs. Charles H. Evans

(Shirley Bowstead) Mrs. Joseph P. Fogarty

(Jeanne B. Dominick) Dr. Richard B. Forbes Carl H. Fowler W. Harold Gillespie James M. Gunn Doris F. Hogan Mrs. William S. Jones

(Philippa Herman) Dean M. Waddell Edwin R. Waite Mrs. John J. Walsh

(Josephine Caruso)

CLASS OF 1944 Walter Beard, Jr. John A. Bistline, Jr. Julian Brewster Barbara Cheney David M. Faile Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Hall III

(Patricia Randall) Charles Harwood, Jr. Mrs. Benjamin F. Hopkins, Jr.

(Louise Ryan) Mrs. George Knauer, Jr.

(Barbara Brokaw) Evelyn G. Long Blaine L. Lucas, Jr. Mrs. Robert S. Matthews

(Elizabeth Wing) Mrs. E. Bowling Milam, Jr.

(Frances Anderson) Dorothy Rice Richard Sewell Charlotte C. Smith Mrs. Dean M. Waddell Max A. Weissenburger, Jr.

CLASS OF 1945 Mrs. Lee W. Alberts

(Nathalie Fowler) R. Niekson Carey Mrs. Fred M. Compton

(Virginia Trovillion) Mrs. James H. Conklin, Jr.

(Sally Mendelson) Mrs. Robert F. Dillon

(Nancy J. Corbett) Mrs. Richard A. Gilbert

(Marie Rogers) Mrs. Philip D. Greene

(Mary Elizabeth Campbell) Dr. George P. Gross Mrs. James M. Gunn

(Nancy Reid) Robert N .Hagnauer Mrs. Herman H. Hale, Jr.

(Rachel Townes) Mrs. Hugh Hall

(Virginia Grimes) Major Paul M. Harris Mrs. Aaron Kaycoff

(Leila Kroll) John F. Kendig Mabel Mabry Mrs. Andrew M. Sinclair

(Margaret Welsh)

CLASS OF 1946 Alice R. Austin Mrs. Constance C. Ball

(Connie Clifton) Marc Gilmore Mrs. Gerald D. Griffin

(Shirley Winther) Mrs. Paul H. Harris

(Gail DeForest) Mrs. James C. Hutchins

(Sylva M. Twitehell) Dr. Edward A. Johnson Dr. Richard D. Lane Nicholas P. Morrissey, Jr. John Powell Mrs. Robert E. Tierney

(Barbara Brauer)

CLASS OF 1947 Edwin B. Acree L. Ray Biggerstaff Mrs. Page S. Buckley

(Betty C. Hill) Eugene K. Buysse Ainslie Embry D. Gordon Evans Mrs. Marc Gilmore

(Arlene D. Sentle) Janet A. Haas Mrs. Joannes Karis

(Martha Ann Proud) Anne C. Leduc Mr. & Mrs. Ted E. Mischuck

(Eleanor Seavey) Mrs. Delancey Nicoll III

(Virginia Vose) Alan G. Phillips

Bette Stein Mrs. Murray A. Tulis

(Lenore Hirsch) Mrs. H. Dean Voegtlen

(Betty Lee Kenagy) Dr. Donald R. Weisman

CLASS OF 1948 Mrs. Ernest Albert

(Elaine Miller) Mrs. Shepard G. Aronson

(Muriel Fox) Mrs. Howard W. Bailey

(Jenelle Gregg) Mrs. Thomas L. Bogardus, Jr.

(Edith LaBoiteaux) Mrs. S. James Cofield

(Terrell Weaver) William M. Davis Lawrence E. Dawson Mrs. Paul Dye, Jr.

(Alice O'Neal) Gerald Farrens Ina Frances Goldberg Herman Goodwin, Jr. Capt. Philip D. Greene Mrs. Asa W. Hyde

(Mary Jane Phillips) Mrs. Harry C. Jelstrom

(Margaret Van Duzer) Mrs. William F. Koch, Jr.

(Mary Lou Sommer) Edwin D. Little, Jr. Mrs. John P. Malapert

(Shirley Kirk) Mrs. Michael Malis

(Barbara Herring) Mrs. Charles E. Moore

(Alice Virella) Arthur V. Phillips Mrs. Thomas Polgar

(Patricia Williams) May Porter Jack Redding Mrs. William C. Redfearn, Jr.

(Nancy Lee Tusler) Mrs. George D. Selden, Jr.

(Constance Bogardus) William R. Shelton, Jr. Mrs. Robert L. Thombley

(Lois Cheesman) Gordon H. Tully Mrs. Harvey G. Van Sant

(Betty Roebuck) Mrs. Charles S. Williams, Jr.

(Patricia Underwood) Frank E. Williamson

CLASS OF 1949 Samuel A. Burchers Fred M. Compton Mrs. Marcus L. Cox

(Joyce Poole) Mrs. Samuel M. Davis, Jr.

(Agnes A. Hendrix) Monica Egan Mrs. Gerald Farrens

(Jean Cartwright) Jane T. Freeman Bernard Friedland Joseph A. Friedman Mrs. Richard W. Glatthar

(June Nelson) Gerald D. Griffin J. Fred Hartley, Jr. Mrs. Joel Hillman II

(Carol Berkley) Mrs. Dorothy M. Hostettler

(Dorothy McFetridge) Mrs. Burton H. Kleinman

(Shirley A. Freyer) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Klinefelter, Jr.

(Rosann Shaffer) William F. Koch, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Warren F. Kuehl

(Olga Llano) Michael Malis Mrs. George J. Matis

(MaHe Cook) Mrs. Nancy M. Montgomery

(Nancy Morrison) Ielene B. Morrow Mrs. Arthur H. Murphey

(Margaret Hanak) Mrs. James W. Ogilvie, Jr.

(Beverly Burkhart) Mrs. Dimick Reese

(Penny Crane) Mrs. James J. Scherer

(Jean Allen ) Mrs. J. Sands Showalter

(Arlyne Wilson) Mrs. Arthur W. Swacker, Jr.

(Marilynn Dean) B. Palmer Tuthill, Jr. Mrs. William B. West, Jr.

(Patricia German)

CLASS OF 1950 Mrs. Ernest R. Anthis, Jr.

(Martha Rowsey) Mr. & Mrs. Milton H. Blakemore

(Dorothea A. Bufalino) Gerard P. Cabrie Dr. Daniel H. Drake Paul Dye, Jr. Theodore Emery, Jr. Kendrick E. Fenderson, Jr. Richard W. Glatthar Mrs. John M. Haynes

(Anne B. Smith) Harry D. Hegler Paul A. Howell Capt. & Mrs. Geo. W. Johnson, Jr.

(Nancy Neide) Herbert LeFevre Mrs. Lawrence J. Levy

(Jeannette Webman) Mrs. William M. Miller

(Carol Posten) Clara Jane Mosack Mrs. J. Harder Mullen

(Joanne Harder) Dr. James W. Ogilvie, Jr. Joseph Popeck Mrs. Fred M. Rogers

(Joanne Byrd) Mrs. Yarda Carlson Salario William W. Schafer Everts S. Sibbernsen H. Eugene Simmons Dr. William R. Smythe, Jr. Arthur W. Swacker, Jr. Mrs. J. Walter Tucker, Jr.

(Marjorie Sommer) Mrs. B. Palmer Tuthill, Jr.

(Elizabeth Bitzer) Dr. Edwin R. Wilson Mrs. David Zurbrick

(Margaret Bell)

CLASS OF 1951 Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Berdan

(Virginia Brooks) Mrs. T. E. Blackburn

(Kathlyn Keller) Don E. Brinegar Mrs. John F. Budd, Jr.

(Elaine Rounds) Mrs. Daniel R. Cahn

(Judith Baker) Mrs. Harry W. Collison

(Lee Gibson) Mrs. William M. Cossaboom II

(Margy Mountcastle) Josephine Dunn Mrs. Richard H. Franklin

(Gretchen Herpel) William R. Gordon Max Grulke Mrs. William B. Guy, Jr.

(Joan Carringan) Mrs. Emanuel T. Hammer

(Suzanne Ferris) Capt. George R. Horner James E. Imand Mrs. Anne G. Joseph

(Anne Garretson) Mrs. David Larson

(Lois Johnston) Robert W. Miller Mamie Norris Mr. & Mrs. Edmund R. Okoniewski

(Helen Fines) Mrs. Scott Probaseo

(Betty Rowland) Charles K. Robinson, Jr. Fred M. Rogers Mrs. Ernest H. Ruekert, Jr.

(Virginia V. Fischbeck) Mrs. Edmund A. Schroer

(Jean Clancy) Mrs. Robert T. Shepherd

(Jeannine Romer) Mrs. George F. B. Smith, Jr.

(Jane Hood) Mrs. William R. Smythe, Jr.

(Jacqueline Biggerstaff) Mrs. Robert Tiller

(Cornelia Hall) Mrs. David C. Warinner

(Ann Lewis Turley) Mrs. M. Trismen Whitaere

(Maud Trismen) Robert S. Witherell

CLASS OF 1952 Mrs. Maxim Berger

(Roslyn Swift) Dr. Paul R. Binner Mrs. Robert Busche

(Dale Travis) William L. Carmel Mrs. Charles B. Collins

(Barbara Ann Davis) Willard Crompton Hester A. Davis Alice M. Egan Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Elliott

(Jean Wiselogel) Nancy E. Flavell William F. Fricke Mrs. John H. Gibbons

(Mary Ann Hobart)

6 Mrs. J. Max Grulke

(Pat Roberts) Mrs. B. James Haywood

(Helen Demetrelis) Mrs. Robin Merrill Hill Mrs. T. Patrick Honey

(Alys Oglesby) Mrs. Seymour Joffe

(Saretta Hill) Catherine D. Johnson Mary Jane Mallory Mrs. Daniel P. Matthews

(Diane Vigeant) Dr. Norbett L. Mintz Mrs. J. Michael Moore

(Ardath Norcross) Mrs. William N. Moore

(Eleanor Parker) H. Nicely, Jr. Ralph L. Pernice Wayne M. Pontious Richard B. Preu John R. Reardon Mrs. Norman D. Ronemus

(Sara Newton) R. Harrison Ryder, Jr. Mrs. Barbara F. Scholl

(Barbara Feidleson) W. Davis Shelly, Jr. Mrs. Carel F. Stahl

(Lydia Wallace) Mrs. John A. Thorpe III

(Barbara Dilley) Mrs. Harry H. Timmins

(Jane Carmel) Addison W. Warner, Jr.

CLASS OF 1953 Mrs. Richard W. Bandfield

(Chesta Hosmer) Lawrence Bentley Dean Doran J. C. Felix Lawrence T. Fitzpatrick Millicent A. Ford B. James Haywood Howard A. Kelly Dr. James A. Krisher John J. Large Mr. & Mrs. George H. Lymburn

(Luisa E. Clarkson) G. Howard Matson, Jr. Mrs. Howard P. Moore, Jr.

(Diane Evans) Dr. Bayard H. Morrison III Judy B. Munske Thomas C. Nelson Daniel C. Pinger Mrs. Otha F. Powell, Jr.

(Kay Horton) Mrs. Ernest Saltmarsh

(Anne Frankenberg) Mrs. John W. Thibodeau

(Jane Wynn) Mrs. John R. Tilden

(Barbara Menges) Robert Tiller Mrs. Bruce Watters

(Barbara Mack) Mrs. Robert S. Witherell

(Winder Andrews)

CLASS OF 1954 Mrs. Lawrence Bentley

(Diane Holland) Mrs. Donald Bergh

(Dian Rausch) Mrs. John T. Burkhardt

(Norma Jean Faust)

THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD U. Stewart Chapman, Jr. Thomas M. Chilton Mrs. Richard S. Conger

(Faith Emeny) Andrew V. Denonn Mrs. Stephen P. Dunn

(Ethel Deikman) William D. Helprin Dr. William T. House Betty Jean Lang Charles R. Leader, Jr. Mrs. Charles S. Lloyd

(Marie Perkins) Mrs. Terry B. Morehouse

(Letty Bohanon) A. Jean Navin Kenneth Peloquin Anthony Perkins Mrs. Ralph L. Pemice

(Becky Strickland) Elmer Puddington, Jr. Howard L. Richards, Jr. Shirley Sauerbrunn Dr. George D. Saute Mr. & Mrs. Jan F. Schloot

(Patricia Joern) J. Lloyd Soyars Barbara Spencer Ralph Tomlin Mrs. Patricia Sheppard Williams

(Patricia Sheppard) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome C. Wood

(Lucia Howard)

CLASS OF 1955 John E. Bisson William F. Boggess David Bowen Lt. Barbara M. Boyd Mrs. Dudley G. Brown

(Jane Swicegood) Louise A. Clarke Mrs. Dean Doran

(Takayo Tsubouchi) Donald Finnigan Ross A. Fleischmann Louis F. Garrard Mrs. Nellie Gibson Mrs. James W. Hayes

(Mary M. Martin) Franklin Hutsell David S. Jaffray, Jr. Mrs. J. Donald Lantz

(Peggy Sias) Stewart M. Ledbetter Rev. Daniel P. Matthews Patrick Nathan S. Truman Olin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Remsburg

(Jege Jackson) Mrs. Grady Ruff

(Carol Farquarson) Mrs. John D. Senne, Jr.

(Rachel Wilmarth) Mrs. Richard Stuart

(Diane Cadle) John W. Thibodeau Mrs. Lewis Walker III

(Laurene Smith) Richard A. Weilenmann Donald A. Wilson

CLASS OF 1956 H. Dewey Anderson Mrs. Donald J. Barley

(Suzanne LeClere) Mrs. Samuel E. Barnes

(Joy Woods)

Mrs. William M. Beard (Marian Wolfe)

David F. Berto Gerall A. Bilensky Joseph P. Dallanegra Mr. & Mrs. Dennis H. Folken

(Betty Jane Peterman) Mrs. Nigel J. Grandfield

(Alison Dessau) Norman C. Gross Anthony Haarstick Joan Jennings Joan P. Mack Rev. George W. Milam, Jr. Mrs. Patrick Nathan

(Jane E. Kilbourne) 1st Lt. John Opdyke G. Louise Shaull Richard Stuart Frank Thompson Tyler Townley Mrs. Richard R. Williams

(Lamar Wrisley) John S. Wilson

CLASS OF 1957 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Allmand

(Margie Emmert) Barbara Berno Mrs. David Bowen

(Kathleen Cooper) David A. Bowman Maurice M. Class II Mary Ann Colado Harry W. Collison Mrs. Alfred Dempsey

(Lynn Hagerty) Mrs. Donald Finnigan

(Carol Beardsley) Joel G. D. Hutzler, Jr. Mrs. S. W. Inkley

(Bebe Canales) Mrs. Norman Kappler

(Barbara Moynahan) Mrs. Charles R. Leader, Jr.

(Jane Moody) Shirley Leech Stewart M. Maples Mrs. Walter J. Muller HI

(Delle Davies) Edgar P. Overstreet, Jr. Marion Poison Richard A. Potter Col. William W. Preisch Katherine S. Schwarz Mrs. Frank J. Thompson

(Lorraine Kaelber) Richard Trismen Robert S. Tate Webster Walker, Jr. Richard R. Williams Mrs. Donald A. Wilson

(Sandra Taylor)

CLASS OF 1958 Leona L. Beeker George E. Chittenden Mrs. Kenneth A. Conley

(Marian Rich) Philip J. Drosdik Frank W .Ferguson Mrs. James T. Fifer

(Faith Bascom) Ariel Grimes Katherine Ann Hammond Lynne Kaelber Mrs. Robert Kohlmeyer

(Zanette Farkas)

Robert G. LaRue J. Peter MacKechnie Joan E. MacLelland Mr. & Mrs. Jacques Mitchell III

(Charlene Haupt) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Morris

(Roberta Marling) Mrs. Jack Needle

(Beverly Stein) Ford Elam Oehne Mrs. Morgan C. Powell

(Joanne Suozzo) Leslie L. Priester Carol J. Stroll Donald L. Sullivan

CLASS OF 1959 Lorraine Abbott Susan K. Allen Pauline Calloway Virginia Carpenter Mrs. Edwin F. Collins

(Judith McPherson) Richard D'Alemberte Susan C. Dunn Mrs. Conrad Freund

(Frances Romano) Mrs. Robert H. Gillow

(Judith Earle) Sara Hills Mrs. Peter H. Hoadley

(Barbara Hass) Mrs. Charles Hollinshead

(Joanne Murphy) Mr. & Mrs. Nelson W. Kimball III

(Marguerite Murray) Mrs. John C. Leffingwell

(Dorothy Englehardt) Karl Lohman Rose Marie McClung Jill F. Masterson Mrs. Richard A. Potter

(Arlyn Olsen) G. Thomas Wells

CLASS OF 1960 AM graduating members of the

class of 1960 participated in the 1960-61 Alumni Fund through their class contribution. The following non-graduating members made individual contributions. Mary Louise Fairchild Mrs. Russell Leone

(Sandra Whittington) Mrs. Paul C. Ogden

(Sandra McKean) Don Spencer

CLASS OF 1961 All graduating members of the

class of 1961 contributed to the 1961-62 Alumni Fund through their class contribution. The following non-graduating members of the class contributed to the 1960-61 Fund. Diane Finney James L. Hall Alfred H. Johnson Mrs. Bruce McEwan

(Judith Hill) Mrs. Robert T. McWade, Jr.

(Linda Flagg) Marcia Matson Mrs. Edgar P. Overstreet, Jr.

(Gail Hladik) Fred L. Wolking

CLASSIFIED INFORMATION 'fJ7 Don and Fanny (Robinson) u/ Cheney and daughter Barbara

'44, left late in May for a month's trip to New England, where Don will attend the 50th reunion of his class at Dartmouth. En route they stopped to see Virginia (Cheney '50) White and husband Bob at Bethesda, Md., and visited friends in New York and Massachusetts. On their return trip they planned sightseeing in Fred- ericksburg and Williamsburg, Va.

Ulrika (Dohn) and Kirby Chilton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in June, and were given a re- ception by their children at the same church in which they were married. They still live in New Smyrna Beach, where Ulrika is active in D.A.R., East- ern Star and other civic and church activities.

/| -t SECRETARY: Mary L. Branham, 126 * ' Lucerne Circle, Orlando, Via.

We are sorry to hear that Margaret Woodruff Mandis' husband has been ill for the past year. Margaret says she keeps busy with her 7 grandchil- dren, church and D.A.R. work.

<10 SECRETARY: Anne C. Stone, 1808 Stonehurst Road, Winter Park, Fla.

Eleanor Coffin Hofbauer (Mrs. C. E.) and daughter Ann left Port Ever- glades, Fla., the middle of July, on a round-the-world cruise. They sailed on the Willem Ruys, a ship of the Royal Rotterdam Lloyd line, and their itinerary included among other points, England, the Scandinavian countries, Finland, Australia, New Zealand, and return by way of the Panama Canal. This fall Ann will continue her studies

at the University of Florida where she is majoring in the Russian language.

Elizabeth Russell Fuessle (Mrs. Ken- neth) after visiting friends last Spring in Florida returned to her work with the New York State Welfare Associa- tion. Elizabeth was a participant in the program for the State Convention, which met at Grossingers in the Cats- kills, four days in June.

Four members of our graduating class are enjoying a well-earned retire- ment. The latest to be added to the roll, which already includes Sara Mu- riel and Bob Hutchinson are Katharine Waldron Boynton (Mrs. John L.) of Tampa and your class secretary. Kath- arine writes that her husband who was seriously ill is much better. We hope that other class members will soon be retirees and that we may all plan to return for our fiftieth reunion.


CLASS OF 1961 OFFICERS

Officers of the class of 1961 at commencement. Left to right: Luis Dominguez, president; Dyer Moss, vice president; Ginny Willis, treasurer and Jane Goodnow, secretary.

'1Q SECRETARY: Dr. Florence M. Stone, ■' 10 Montague Terrace, Brooklyn 2.

New York. Friends and classmates send their

sympathy to Carla Doran Phillips (Mrs. Miller) whose son, Richard D. Phillips, died in an Orlando hospital on June 1 following a heart attack. Mr. Phillips was general sales manager of Holloway Materials Corp. in Winter Park.

Virga West Jones (Mrs. Neil) says she plans to spend her summer vacation traveling in the British Isles and Europe.

'QO SECRETARY: Ruth Waldron Stone, *•*• (Mrs. Alvord L.) Robles Ave., R 6,

Box 941, Tampa, Florida. A note from Rose Powers Rochelle

(Mrs. Ogden J.) says, "We are now sailors ahoy and living in a small apartment close to the beach. Fond wishes to all my Rollins friends."

")A SECRETARY: Helen Waterhouse, P.O. •" Box 24, Maitland, Fla. Friends of Kitty Barnes Sloan (Mrs.

A. Maxwell) will be sorry to hear that she was called to Florida in early June because of the death of her mother, Mrs. J. D. Barnes, who died in Orlando June 8.

'OC SECRETARY: Trillis Wesseler Win- I"J dom (Mrs. William H.), 341 Holt

— Ave., Winter Park, Fla. In late May Jean (Wagner) Shannon

joined a group from Winter Park and Orlando on a European tour arranged by the Garden Clubs of America. They flew to New York, then by jet to Lon- don, and will visit England, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy and Holland before flying home in June.

Guy F. Colado will be flying from Miami, July 24, to Ecuador and Colom- bia, South America. He expects to be gone for three months. His assign-

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ment, which comes from the Office of Cultural Exchange of the Department of State, will be to help formulate a national program of Physical Educa- tion from the elementary level through the junior college age group, in these places. He will be accompanied by his son, "Bino".

"){% SECRETARY: Catherine Young, P. O. Box 341, Altamonte Springs, Fla.

Ray Colado and his wife Marie had a whirlwind tour of Europe during June, in a Mercedes Benz purchased in Europe. They were accompanied by Ray's sister Adelaide Colado Con- ner (Mrs. Owen). Owen x23 met them in London later in the month and he and his wife remained behind touring Ireland. They will return later this summer.

'OT SECRETARY: Katharine Lewis Lehman Z/ (Mrs. R. /.) 419 N. Interlachen, Win-

ter Park, Florida. Clay Fralick visited Florida in

March, and contacted many of his Rollins friends on both East and West coasts. Clay still lives at 9728 W. Concordia Ave., Milwaukee 22, Wis.

'OQ SECRETARY: Nancy Brown, 1307 14th ^' St., Apt. 4, Santa Monica, Calif.

Bill and Edith Jennings celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on June 1. Children Amy (Evans), Mary and Billy, plus grandson, Kenneth Ev- ans, helped in the celebration.

Jimmie Bartlett, who has served for the past five years as minister of the First Methodist Church at Cocoa, Fla., has been appointed a full-time fund raiser for the finance and field service departments of the Methodist Church. During Jimmie's tenure in Cocoa 1,100 new members came into the church, a new sanctuary was built and new Methodist churches were started under his direction on Merritt Island and at

Cocoa Beach. His new address is Box 83, Lake Junaluska, N. C.

'Oft SECRETARY: Clara Adolfs, Rollins Col- lege, Winter Park, Florida.

June brought two weddings to our classmates, that we know of. On the third Herrick McConnell's daughter was married in the First Associate Re- formed Presbyterian Church of At- lanta. And on the 10th the daughter of Janet Cadman Sharp was married in the First Presbyterian Church of Orlando.

June also produced some graduates. Mary Comfort, daughter of Ethel Hahn Comfort graduated from the Miami Senior High School. And Kenny, son of Ruth Cole and Cloyde Russell graduated from a college in Tarkio, Mis- souri. No doubt there were others, but these are all we've heard about. Ruth and Cloyde were planning to go out to Kenny's graduation, and then in July see their other son married— he is working with missiles out in Santa Barbara, Calif.

While Flora Furen Carmichael was visiting her daughter in Orlando, we had a real good gab-fest together. And later while Flora and her husband were on vacation in Washington, D. C, she telephoned Ruth and Cloyde and got caught up on all the news.

Joe Browning Jones writes that he is the proud grandfather of nine months old Karen Jo. Joe's daughter, Barbara, is living at home while her husband is serving in Korea. And Joe's son, David, will start attending Miami University at Oxford, Ohio, this fall.

The shortest message we ever received was on a card from Murph (Race) and Ozzie Harris. Thanks for the two words, though!

Asa and Irene Jennings have just returned home from a business trip to the Middle East and a vacation in Europe.

The Orlando newspaper doesn't for- get our Buddy Ebsen, and often features his TV shows in its columns.

Before taking off for a long stay in Europe, Louise Howes Duckworth gave me some news items. She had lunch- eon with Aurora McKay in Tampa, and said Aurora is busy trying to settle her father's affairs and sell the old home. Louise and Manly will spend several weeks in Vienna and of course plan to see Gottfried Dinzl and his wife. Before sailing from New York Louise and Virginia Stelle will have a reunion.

After teaching for a couple of years in North Carolina, we understand that Charlotte Stienhans is returning to her old home town of Orlando.

Chet and Lib (Morton) Ihrig visited the campus in April with their son "Butch" who is, or was, a sophomore at Maryville, Tennessee — and of course, he was playing football.

We are delighted to have Henrietta Kuhl Edwards and her family as new residents of Winter Park. Henrietta's husband, Dr. Wm. T. Edwards, has left FSU to head up Rollins' graduate program leading to the degree of Master of Arts in Teaching.

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The Rollins students serenaded Hugh McKean at his home one evening just before College closed. They swarmed all over the place to show a token of their appreciation for his leadership of Rollins and keen interest in their welfare.

Your secretary will be at home all summer, so if you are in or near Win- ter Park do call her. If not in Florida, please drop a card from your vacation spot.

'Ol SECRETARY: Jewel Lewter, 1009 N. Bumby Ave., Orlando, Florida.

Elwood West, who has been with the National Life Insurance Co. of Ver- mont since 1932, has qualified for at- tendance at the firm's educational con- ference in Honolulu in August, a meeting of the top-ranking agents of the company's nationwide field force. He is a charter member of National Life's President's Club in 1956 and has earned membership in it in four years since. He has also held the company's Leaders Club ranking for 13. Elwood lives with his wife and 2 daughters, Barbara, 20 and Susan 17, at 20111 Lanbury Ave., Cleveland 22, Ohio.

Rev. Morris Butler Book, who from 1944 to 1947 served as minister of First Christian Church in Orlando and was editor of the Christian Leader, is now minister of the new Liberty Christian Church in Mechanicsville, Va.

'10 SECRETARY: Lucille Tolson Moore, OZ (Mrs. Wm. S.) 4555 S.W. 2nd St.,

Miami 44, Florida. Carolyn Heine Planck spent 2 years

in Anchorage, Alaska, where husband Charles was assistant administrator for public affairs for the fifth region of the Federal Aviation Agency. Re- turning to their home in Arlington, Va. in 1960 Carolyn resumed her former position on the editorial staff of the Journal of the National Education Association.

Florence Walker Provenzano (Mrs. Thomas) writes that their son Thomas, 13, plans to enter Bolles Naval Acad- emy this fall at Jacksonville.

Elizabeth Rathbone Scudder (Mrs. Steven) has a daughter, Andrea, following in her footsteps at Walnut Hill School in Natick, Mass. (just finished her freshman year); maybe she will follow right into Rollins for the fall of 1965?

SECRETARY : T helm a VanBuskirk Douglass (Mrs. Henry) 2646 Fairway Ave., S., St. Petersburg, Fla.

Ed Cruger recently has been named a vice president of the Borden Foods Company's newly formed international division, according to an announce- ment by Theodore O. Hofman, president. Ed still makes his home at 95 Beekman Ave., North Tarrytown, N. Y.

">A Friends of Teddy Buck will be "^ sorry to hear that her father

died suddenly on February 3, just 10 days before she arrived from the mission field in Africa for a six month leave in the States. On arrival in Boston Teddy underwent a complete physical check-up, and her many friends will be happy to know that her condition at the moment is excel- lent.


BOARD SECRETARY HONORED

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George W. Johnson, Orlando attorney, who has been secretary of the Board of Trustees and attorney for Rollins since 1931, received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from President McKean at commencement exercises.

Betty (Childs) and Fred Tone are keeping busy with their various activities. Betty is on the local Board of Education which she says she finds "exhausting and fascinating" and is up to her ears with a junior high school building program at Holley. Fred has a most interesting job as head of a research and development department at Eastman-Kodak in Rochester. Their eldest daughter, Kate, is a junior at the Eastman School of Music, majoring in piano, and plans to take her masters either at Eastman or Juilliard and then teach at the college level. Young Fred is in the 8th grade, and has not yet decided what he will do.

Friends of Becky (Coleman) Wilson and Bud Coleman will be sorry to hear that their mother, Mrs. B. R. Coleman, died in a Winter Park Hospital on June 14 after a brief illness.

Mary Lynn Rogers Greiner (Mrs. Robert) sends greetings to all her Rol- lins friends, and says her only "advanced" degree is being a proud mother and grandmother. Daughter Gail presented them with a grand- daughter, Carol Jean, May 16, and on June 18 Gail was graduated from Stan- ford Univ., Phi Beta Kappa and Magna Cum Laude!

'OC SECRETARY: B. G. Fishback Galey JJ (.Mrs. John T.) 401 Shady Ave.,

C-707, Pittsburgh 6, Pa. Letta Stanley Schultz (Mrs. Walter

B.) writes that they are all planning to attend the wedding of their son, Lea Stanley, July 15 at the First Presbyterian Church in Charlottes- ville, Va., to Sue Elizabeth Phillips, and they will make their home in Hampton, Va. where Lea is an indus- trial designer with the Newport News Shipbuilding Co. "All the family are anticipating the wedding," says Letta, "including both grandmothers, Mrs. E. A. Stanley and Mrs. W. H. Schultz (Louise Bradshaw xl2), and my broth- er. Major Richard Stanley and his wife will also be in the wedding party."

i"if. SECRETARY: Helen Jackson Hadley 00 (Mrs. Paid) Box 2550 R.R. 1, Glen-

coe, Mo. An interesting note from Mary Jar-

rell Taylor (Mrs. Harvey): "As I read the Alumni Record in Germany this American Memorial Day, it seems a long way back, but one of the step- ping stones to this interesting summer. I flew to England with an unexpected stop in Ireland to attend the Chelsea Flower Show and to visit gardens in the south garden counties. At present I am with friends at an American Air Base learning about the vineyards of

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ALUMNI-SENIOR BREAKFAST

Dr T. Campbell 'Tommy" Thompson '24 pours coffee for members of the class of 1961 at the annual Alumni-Senior breakfast at the Family Tree early commencement morning.

the Mosel Valley. Next week on to Holland then back to London to pur- sue my gardening interest and wait for my husband's arrival in July. After his business in England we go to Rome and Paris before leaving for home early in August and back to my own weedy garden!!"

Lucy Greene Woolston (Mrs. James H.) writes that daughter Deb was graduated from Bucknell Univ. this year, and son Peter enters Cornell in the fall. Lucy and her husband are real estate brokers, selling real estate in the towns surrounding their home town in New England, which she says they find most interesting and profit- able, although demanding long hours.

Elisabet Richards Harter (Mrs. John W.) proudly writes that son Bill was 5th in his class of 220 at Rocky River High. Bill has received one of six scholarships to Yale University that were awarded to youths of the Greater Cleveland area by the Yale Alumni there.

'37 SECRETARY: Grace Terry Marshal] (Mrs. Nelson) Univeristy of Rhode Island, Kingston, R. I.

In late June Miriam Gaertner left for Puerto Rico to spend a week at the Pablo Casals Music Festival in San Juan, after which she went on to St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands for several weeks' visit with a friend. If possible, she hoped to return to New Or- leans by cargo ship.

"IQ SECRETARY: Frances Daniel Divine °7 {Mrs. John H. Ill) Rt. 5, Box 155,

Orlando, Florida. Susanne Pick Wells (Mrs. Maurice)

finds that her five children do not demand all her time, since she partici- pates in many community activities such as American Red Cross Fund Drive, Girl Scout Council, Community

Nursery School, PTA, Cub Scouts, etc. Last summer she jetted to Europe and back for a Music Festival tour and says she is now starting to plan where to go next!

George Call, who is in the general insurance business in Lewiston, Me., recently was elected to the Board of Aldermen. More than 75% of his ward are French speaking people. George also has been a member of the Lewis- ton City Fire Commission.

'AC\ SECRETARY: Sue Terry Downs (Mrs. HU George), 3314 Knights Ave., Tampa

11, Fla. A release from Ohio State Univ.

brings the information that Bill Daugherty was among those receiving advanced degrees at their Spring Quarter commencement on June 9. Bill received a Master of Arts degree.

Ml SECRETARY: Nancy Locke Johnson H' (Mrs. Joe) 1210 Alberta Dr., Winter

Park, Florida. In April Dud Darling joined Ward

Howell Associates, an executive re- cruiting firm in New York. Anyone needing a new president, or even a vice president, contact Dud.

'A1 SECRETARY: Shirley Bowstead Evans HO (Mrs. Chas. H.) 6409 Jewell Circle,

Belle Isle, Orlando, Florida. Mary Jane Metcalf Donnalley (Mrs.

Kenneth), who is on the faculty at Mary Baldwin College, has joined the ranks of Rollins authors. Her book, "Net Results", will be published this summer. Mary Jane was awarded a Fellowship this spring to complete work on her Doctorate degree and will attend summer school at the Univ. of Va. She will also serve as tennis professional for Mary Baldwin Summer Tennis Club.

'AA SECRETARY: Marjorie Coffin Math- " ews (Mrs. Philip) 3060 Scott St., San

Francisco, Calif. The New York Post of May 10 car-

ried an article by Sally Hammond Ho- nan '37 featuring a co-Rollinsite Sudie Bond who is appearing as Grandma in "The American Dream", which also boasts Nancy Cushman '35 in the cast. Playwright Edward Albee chose Sudie for Grandma, he wrote in Theatre magazine, because of her "wild antic humor in tandem with a depth and poignancy." Sudie says she used as a model her own Grandma Bond, and when the homefolks in Elizabethtown, Ky. watched her do the role on "Omni- bus" they wrote to say "There was Amanda Bond herself on TV!"

Friends and classmates will be in- terested to know that Blaine Lucas has been elected to the 4th Edition "Lead- ers In American Science" Who's Who, and was accepted as a regular ab- stractor for "Chemical Abstracts" in 1960. Mail still goes to him at P. O. Box 29, Fredericksburg, Va.

MC SECRETARY: Edith Bennett Confehr HJ (Mrs. W. D.), 9904 Parkwood Dr.,

Bethesda, Md. Marie Rogers Gilbert (Mrs. Richard)

and her family moved in June to 704 Runnymeade Rd., Dayton 19, Ohio, where husband Dick is associated with The Mead Corporation. The Gil- berts have been living in St. Louis, Mo. for many years.

i AL SECRETARY: Hallijeanne Chalker, 825 New Hampshire Ave. N.W., The Elise, Apt. 804, Washington 7, D. C.

Patty Hodge Gatchel (Mrs. David) is a busy girl these days. Besides being assistant cashier at the Florida State Bank in Sanford, and secretary to the president, she has been chosen president-elect by the Sanford Pilot Club. Her special interest is the Pilot Club's newly formed organization for high school girls, the Anchor Club, and she expects to spend much time working with them. Patty's hobby is decorat- ing Easter eggs, which have added much to the Pilot Club's Milk Fund.

Friends and classmates join in sympathy to Sara Jane Dorsey whose father, Mr. H. Warfield Dorsey, died in an Orlando hospital June 20 following a brief illness.

IAQ SECRETARIES: Jack Bedding, 3815 ^° Waterfront Parkway, Orlando, Fla.

Lee Bongart Hilkene (Mrs. Bruce) 851 Westchester Way, Birmingham, Mich.

Bill Shelton, who now is with the Editorial Dept. of TIME, INC. in Chi- cago, is writing a new book for Little Brown & Co. on the U.S. Astronauts.

IAQ SECRETARY: Pat German West (Mrs. H~ Wm. B., Jr.) 6204 Newburn Drive,

Washington 16, D. C. Jerry Honaker received his M. A. in

Theatre from the Univ. of N. C. and is now Asst. Professor of Speech & Drama directing the college theatre program at Eastern Kentucky State College. This year he was given a Danforth grant to enter the Ph. D. program at the Univ. of Indiana to work toward his Doctor's Degree in Theatre.

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Friends and classmates join in sympathy to Pat Furey Van Buren (Mrs. C. H.) whose mother, Mrs. Edward T. Furey, died in Orlando on June 21. y5 0 SECRETARIES : Carol Posten Miller (Mrs.

Wr».) 175 Stanmore Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. George Spencer, 3613 Royal Rd., Endicott, N. Y.)

Mary Jo Gunter Thomas (Mrs. Da- vid) received her M. D. from Hahne- mann Medical College in 1959 and is now in general practice in Cleveland, Ohio. She and her husband and young son make their home there at 12401 Mt. Overlook.

Cameron MacCardell, son of Wini- fred MacCardell Flood '19, is now associated with Harry Belafonte and En- terprises as Technical Director and stage manager.

Gene Simmons has completed the school year of teaching in the School of Business at Stetson Univ. and has been appointed to a graduate assistant- ship for the coming year at Fla. State Univ. at Tallahassee as Ass't. Coun- selor to Kellum Hall, the newest men's residence hall. Gene plans to continue working on his doctorate program there.

Marty Rowsey Anthis (Mrs. Ernest) is currently serving her third term as YWCA president in her home town of Muskogee, Okla., and second term on the City Library Board.

Please note the change of address of your class secretary, George Spen- cer above.

/ci SECRETARY: Ann Turley Warinner 3 ' (Mrs. David C.),3460 Principio Ave-

nue, Cincinnati 26, Ohio. Alumni House has just learned that

Alison Cuninghame has been Mrs. Martin W. Murphy since 1955. The Murphys live at 2238 Hill Park Court, Decatur, Ga., and have two little girls. Alison received BFA and BA degrees from Ohio Wesleyan.

H. B. Roberts was graduated from the institut Pour L'Etude des Meth- odes de Direction de L'Enterprise (Imede), Lausanne, Switzerland May 26 and has returned to his home in Salisbury, Md. This year companies and governments sent 42 participants from 18 countries, with average age of 35 to attend the Institut. This is a 9-month program under the patronage of the Univ. of Lausanne and guided by Harvard Univ., for the purpose of offering a management development program adapted to the needs of international business.

Fred and Joanne (Byrd) Rogers announce the birth of their second son (see Births). Fred is doing a series of children's television programs for the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. The title of the series is "Misterogers."

Friends and classmates send their sympathy to Howard Wieland whose mother, Mrs. Sallie C. Wieland, died in Orlando on June 16 at the age of 90.

'M SECRETARY: Diane Vigeant Matthews Jlm (Mrs. Daniel), 5260 Brantford Road,

Memphis, Tenn. Barbara Feidelson Scholl and her

children will be living at 346 Gulf

THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD Rd., Key Biscayne, Miami 49, Fla., after the first of September. Barbara says she plans to enter Law School at the Univ. of Miami then.

Mariella Waite received her Doctor of Philosophy degree from the Univ. of Fla. during their commencement exercises early in June.

Mary Jane Mallory writes that she has a new and most interesting position in the Public Health Department in Miami, Fla.

Dale Travis Busche has a new address as well as a new daughter (see Births). Husband Bob was transferred from Camp LeJeune to Baltimore, Md., where he is on duty at The Martin Co. for the Atomic Energy Commis- sion. In November he will be leaving for Antarctica with other men at Per- sonnel to install an Atomic Reactor at McMurdo Base, when Dale and the children will come to Florida to spend the time during his absence.

'C"} SECRETARY: Kathleen McDonnell JJ Griffith (Mrs. Richard D.), 413 N.

Eton Road, Apt. 208, Birmingham, Michigan.

Ruth Pate Dally (Mrs. Vincent) sends a new address at 1409 Cherokee, Ar- lington, Tex. Ruth says "Vincent and I just moved into our new house, which we had fun building, and would welcome visits from any Rollinsites."

In mid-May Howie Matson, who has been office manager of Copley Pro- ductions for the last four years, was named acting manager of the motion picture producing division of the Cop- ley Press Inc., succeeding the late Norval (Mike) Hazelip. In announcing the appointment James Copley, chairman of the corporation, said: "I look forward to the future progress of Cop- ley Productions under Howard's administration. He was closely associated with Mike Hazelip and knows his work well." Copley Productions is the maker of films dealing with newspaper technical subjects and of a public relations and promotion nature dealing with the areas served by Cop- ley newspapers. The latest film, "Star of India", was previewed by the Board of Supervisors early in May.

Dr. Bayard H. (Bud) Morrison III is doing his residency at the U. S. Public Health Hospital, New Orleans, La. He also was married recently (see Wed- dings).

Friends and classmates join in sympathy to Alpha M. Winter (Mrs. H. K.) whose mother, Mrs. Effie Belton Mich- ael, died in Oakland, Fla., July 3.

'54, SECRETARY: Marilyn Shinton Town- J^ send (Mrs. Robert), 4084 Benedict

Canyon Dr., Sherman Oaks, Calif. George Anderson, who has been

with Kissam Builders' Supply Co. in Orlando for several years, is now associated with the public accounting firm of Potter Bower & Co. as a junior accountant.

Don Marvin is still with WKY-TV in Edmond, Oklahoma as sales executive, selling commercial advertising. He is also a cattleman and breeder of Ten- nessee walking horses and currently active in legalizing a horse racing "bill

in the state of Oklahoma. Don says he would appreciate hearing from all his Rollins friends.

Kathy Siegler Rice (Mrs. Howard) writes that her husband graduated first in his class of electrical engineers from the Univ. of Miami in February of 1961. After 2 years as Music Di- rector of WVCG in Coral Gables he is now with the Technical Information Center of Motorola in Chicago. The Rices have sold their home in Coral Gables and are building a house in Buffalo Grove, 111. where they hope to move in August. In the meantime mail will reach them at 2039-A Pine St., Des Plaines, 111.

Sylvia (Graves) and Phil Schmitt were transferred by the Penney Co. to Roanoke, Va., where their address is 4802 Desi Road, N.W. They would love to hear from anyone living in the area.

A note from Marie Perkins Lloyd (Mrs. Charles) tells of the arrival of their first son (see Births), who joined his 3 little sisters aged W2, 3 and 17 months. "So I do have an advance degree in child psychology received at 4813 Kinglet St. (Houston 35, Tex.) clinic. I sang the soprano role in Haydn's 'Creation' at the First Meth- odist Church of Houston on Palm Sun- day."

Allee Chatham is in Leopoldville with the U. S. State Dept. — "very exciting work and never a dull moment." She'd love to get some mail at Leopoldville, FSS, c/o Dept. of State, Washington 25, D. C.

Jay Sayer left in mid-April for Eu- rope to spend about eight months mak- ing five motion pictures which he wrote, on a co-production basis with the Israeli Government, to be shot in Israel. The first six weeks he spent traveling about Europe distributing a movie "The Shirt Off Her Back", which he wrote, starred in, and wrote the music for, last fall. Jay planned to spend the summer in either Rome, Paris or Tel Aviv, and may be reached there through the American Express Office or the American Consulate.

Your secretary has a home at 4084 Benedict Canyon Dr., Sherman Oaks, Calif. Bob is busy traveling through the Western states for the Warner Lewis Co. Keeping me busy are our 2 sons, 5V2 and 3%, P.T.A., civic work and the pleasure of a new home. We'd love seeing anyone who happens to be in the Los Angeles area.

'55 SECRETARY: Jane Laverty, 1008 No. Clay St., Frankfort, Indiana.

Lt. Barbara Boyd recently has been transferred to Los Angeles, where she is the Assistant Marine Corps Repre- sentative for the Armed Forces In- formation Office. For the past two years Bobbie has been stationed at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro where she was the Station Information and Education Officer, and served for a time as Asst. Informational Services Officer. Bobbie writes that in March she was able to take a seven-day leave and flew to Hawaii, her first visit to the Islands, which she recommended highly. Plans for next year include a trip to the Orient in April, visiting

japan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Thailand, India, Pakistan and perhaps Iran.

/r# SECRETARY: Phyllis Lockwood Hull ^® (Mrs. Preston C, Jr.) 437 Balmoral

Rd., Winter Park, Fla. Bill Fathauer, who has been attend-

ing Baylor University College of Med- icine received his M. D. there on May 27 Bill's address is 2500 No. MacGreg- or' Way, Apt. 94, Houston 4, Tex.

Jim and Gina Browne and son David have left New York for Florida, and are now living on Park Ave., Coconut Grove.

joe Dallanegra received his LL. B. from the School of Law of the Univ. of Miami in June, after which he took a six-week Bar Review course in Tam- pa in preparation for taking the Flor- ida Bar Exam in August. Joe plans to return to New Jersey to take the Bar Exam there, and then will join his father's law firm.

Red Jackson Shively sends a new address at 24 Campden Grove, London, W8 England, where her husband is Marketing Director of Johnson's Wax International for Europe, Near East and Africa. The Shivelys have three youngsters, William 6, Meredith 4, and Orrin 2 "We travel a lot, love Lon- don and are rapidly developing three little 'British blokes'!" says Red.

/C7 SECRETARY: Billy Jo Whipple Graves Dl (Mrs. Jo Anderson), 3425 Villa Rose

Drive, Apt. 3, Baton Rouge, La. News from Vince and Judith (Pazolt)

Antonetti tells of the birth of their son (see Births). Vince was admitted to practice before the Puerto Rico and Federal Bar in Oct. 1960 after receiving his Bachelor of Laws from the Univ of Puerto Rico Law School in June, 1960. He made the third high- est grade in the written part of the Puerto Rico Bar Examination among 94 participants and was one of the 12

I excused from taking the oral exam- inations. He is presently an associate

f in the law firm of Goldman & Santiago , of Santurce (San Juan), Puerto Rico,

specializing in Corporate and Tax practice. While attending Law School Vince was tennis professional at the San Juan Country Club (1958-1960).

After spending about a year in Spain Brian Bird is now back in Florida and living in Ocean Ridge. Mail reaches him addressed to Box 356, Boynton Beach, Fla.

Ann Bowers has been notified by the Department of State that she has been awarded a year's study of voice at the Academy of Music in Vienna. She will sail from New York on the S.S. Inde- pendence. Ann visited her parents in Orlando in June.

'CO SECRETARY: Cornelia Ladd Mclntosh JO (Mrs. James H., Jr.), 1837 Tune

Ave., Florence, Alabama. Ford Elam Oehne received his Mas-

ter's degree in Drama and Speech from Stanford Univ., Stanford, Calif., in June.

Charles Scudder received his M. A. from the Univ. of Ga. in June of 1960 and has accepted a position as instruct-

THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD or of Political Science at West Georgia College, Carrollton, Ga. for the 1961- 62 school year.

Barbara (Reuter) and Mike Crecco spent a brief vacation in Miami with Barb Mead, getting in a little "Sun, Fun and Regal", and then returned to New England to teach water skiing at summer camps. Mike will be at a boys camp and Barb at a girls camp on the same lake.

Judy Strife expects to return to the Univ. of Miami in the fall to complete work on her Master's Degree. We understand she has bought a house in South Miami.

Don Sullivan has a new address at 630 Cortez Ave., Vista, Calif. "I work in the Escondido office of the San Diego accounting firm of John J. Mal- kind & Co. (CPA). Bought home and one acre of work last September, in Vista, Calif."

Alumni House has just learned that Carol Lee Anderson has been Mrs. Kenneth N. Robertson since Aug. 9, 1958. She and her husband have a two-year old son, Kenneth II.

'CQ SECRETARY: Ann Wilkinson Bene- J7 diet (Mrs. Peter B.), Rt. 9, Box 799,

Tucson, Ariz. Word from Ted Takahashi says that

he is now manager of the sales department of Takayoshi Co., Inc. in Tokyo, and that he plans to be married on Oct. 7.

'£(\ SECRETARY: Elizabeth Van Mater, Co- OU lumbus, N. /.

"Brooklyn" Erdheim was graduated from the N. Y. Univ. School of Insur- ance in 1960 and is now associated with the Equitable Life Assurance So- ciety as a life and general insurance broker. He asks that anyone from Rollins who may be in New York call him at MU 2-2697, his office phone, or RE 7-3013, at home.

Alumni House hears that Lloyd Hos- kins was graduated from the Radcliffe Publishing Procedures course and is now employed in the Personnel Dept. of Mademoiselle Magazine, 575 Madi- son Ave., New York 22, N. Y.

In January Mary Whitman became affiliated with the Atlanta Federal Savings, as an advertising assistant which includes general work in advertising and public relations, and which she finds most interesting. Mail still reaches her at 90 Westminster Dr., At- lanta 9.

Fred Wolking has been chosen to participate in the Navy's Nuclear Pow- er Training Program, and effective June 1 is stationed at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Vallejo, Calif. This will result in a 6-month tour of instruc- tion at Mare Island, and a 6-month tour at one of the three proto-type training sites.

Don Anderson received his bachelor's degree in Sociology from the Univ. of Mo. in June, and has completed two semesters in law school. He will return to law school in the fall and his wife Linea will return to finish work for her degree in English.

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After spending part of his military enlistment at U.S. Military Academy Preparatory School, Ft. Belvoir, Va., Tom Glymph entered the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N. Y. as a Cadet on July 5.

'Z1 SECRETARY: Jane Goodnow, 6354 Ba- ° hama Shore Dr., St. Petersburg, Fla.

Mike Snite has a new address as well as a new daughter (see Births) at 1609 Tenth St., Wilmette, 111., and is associated with Imperial Credit Co. of Chicago.

Diane Scrivener received her B. A. degree in June from the Univ. of N. C. where she was working as a student assistant in the psychology research department this past year.

Weddings '49 Major Tom Stanford MacDonald to Olivia Ann Wilson, June 8, 1961. Ad- dress: Shaw Air Force Base, Sumter, S. C. '53 Dr. Bayard Hunter Morrison III to Patricia Ann Anderson, June 17, 1961. Address: 1945 N. Windsor Dr., Apt. D, New Orleans 22, La. '58 Richard Paul O'Loughlin to Car- roll Berry Gibson, May 19, 1961. Ad- dress: 1540 San Remo, Coral Gables, Fla. '59 Judith Ann Earle to Robert H. Gillow, June 17, 1961. Address: 1065 Putney, Birmingham, Mich.

Priscilla Prieb to Robert S. Heath, July 1, 1960. Address: 9114-45 S.W., Seattle 16, Wash. '60 Fred Louis Wolking to Patricia Belle Tusing, June 10, 1961. Address: U.S. Naval Nuclear Power School, Class 61-3, Mare Island Naval Ship- yard, Vallejo, Calif. '61 Carolyn Dee Alderson to Robert F. Rhodes, June 20, 1961. Address: 815 Jennings Ave. N., St. Petersburg, Fla.

Nancy Hope Harlin to Paul Alton Marchand, June 17, 1961. Address: 1403V2 N. Fern Creek Drive, Orlando, Fla.

Adaire Davidson Lehmkuhl to Dr. Paul Albert Graham, June 17, 1961. Address: 2240A Elandon Dr., Cleve- land Hts. 18, Ohio.

Rodney Jefferson Dillard to Anne Palferey Lanston ('62), June 10, 1961. Address: 4180 El Prado Blvd., Coco- nut Grove, Fla.

Gayle Jordan to James Peter Doran '57, June 3, 1961. Address: 406 High- land Ave., Cuthbert, Ga. '62 Mary Lola Ardrey to George An- drew Olson, June 30, 1961. Address: Jamaica Lane, Naples, Fla. '63 Patricia Ann Seacat to Lt. Richard C. Milnes II, July 1, 1961. Address: 952 Dunraven Dr., Winter Park, Fla.

BIRTHS '44 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hop- kins, Jr. (Louise Ryan), their fourth daughter, Laura Rowland, June 26, 1961. Address: 2985 Montgomery Rd., Cleveland 22, Ohio.

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'45 Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Butt (Carolyn Kent), a daughter, Martha Carolyn, June 2, 1961. Address: 292 Sylvan Blvd., Winter Park, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Nickson Carey, a son, their 4th child, Rex Nickson, June 5, 1961. Address: 1458 New Scotland Rd., Slingerlands, N. Y. '48 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Boyle (Norma Depperman), a daughter, Susan Diane, May 25, 1961. Address: 421 Arapaho Trail, Maitland, Fla. '49 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Consoli, a second daughter, Gioia Marie, May 11, 1961. Address: 23 Fern Dr., Com- mack, L. I., N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Hartley, a daughter, Catherine Elizabeth, March 19, 1961. Address: 2923 Monterey Dr., Decatur, Ga. '50 Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Cook, Jr. (Mary Parker Flanders), a son, Bert Harold III, Jan. 6, 1960. Address: 22 Olde Fort Rd., Cape Elizabeth, Me.

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Thomas (Mary Jo Gunter), a son, David John III, Nov. 7, 1960. Address: 12401 Mt. Overlook, Cleveland 20, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Cushman R. Rade- baugh, Jr., a daughter, Susan Carol, May 24, 1961. Address: Rt. 3, Box 493, Ft. Pierce, Fla. '51 Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Rogers (Jo- anne Byrd), a second son, John Fred- erick, June 18, 1961. Address: 5381 Northumberland, Pittsburgh 17, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Warinner (Ann Lewis Turley), a daughter, Bar- bara Ann, June 29, 1961. Address: 3460 Principio Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio. '52 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Collins (Barbara Davis), a second son and third child, Charles Bartlett II, May 7, 1961. Address: 1295 Hereford, Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Busche (Dale Travis), a daughter, Sandra Eliz-

THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD abeth, May 20, 1961. Address: 1424 Rowe Dr., Glen Burnie, Md. '53 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Krisher, a second daughter, Debra Ann, Nov. 26, 1959. Address: 23 Granger Ave., Reading, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McCue (Car- olyn Herring), a son, Lester Scott, May 26, 1961. Address: 8410 Independence Rd., Miami 57, Fla. '54 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ander- son, a son, William Russell, July 3, 1960. Address: 3401 So. Crystal Lake Dr., Orlando, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Rice (Kath- erine Anne Siegler), a daughter, Ger- aldine Edgar, Dec. 21, 1959. Address: 2039-A Pine St., Des Plaines, 111.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Lloyd (Marie Perkins), a son, Charles Clinton, Feb. 5, 1961. Address: 4813 Kinglet St., Houston 35, Tex.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bergh (Dian Rausch), a daughter, Dian Greta, April 24, 1961. Address: "Highwood", Oys- ter Bay, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Williams (Marilyn Klumb), their third child, a son, Bradley Jay, Jan. 24, 1961. Ad- dress: 4068 N. Downer Ave., Milwau- kee 11, Wis. '57 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Clayton, Jr. (Joan Bennett), a second son, Clay Worthington, March 4, 1961. Address: 2415 Norfolk Rd., Rose Isle, Orlando, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Vicente J. Antonetti (Judith Pazolt), a son, Salvador Wil- liam, Dec. 5, 1960. Address: 511 Bou- ret St., Apt. 3B, Santurce, Puerto Rico.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. McColles- ter, a son, Kenneth Quincy, June 16, 1961. Address: 242 Loch Lomond Dr., Winter Park, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Saylors, a son, James Montgomery, June 19, 1961. Ad- dress: 1965 Contessa Court, Winter Park, Fla.

'58 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Halde- man (Janice Hamilton), a second I daughter, Nancy Lynn, March 31, 1961. Address: 407 S. Osceola Ave., Orlando, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Hamans (Janet 'j Markson), a daughter, Nancy Gail, May 29, 1960. Address: 222 SW. 58th Ave., I Plantation, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. '59 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hemphill I (Betsy Brown), a daughter, Holly Ann, June 14, 1961. Address: 801 Eastbrook, , Winter Park, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Richard (Donna Vincent), a son, Hugh Law- * rence, June 14, 1961. Address: High- land Lake Apts., 605 E. Marks St., Or- 3 lando, Fla. '60 Mr. and Mrs. David Daubenspeck (Anita Tanner), a daughter, Leslie Eliz- abeth, May 12, 1961. Address: Lake- side Apt. 28-D, Cheltenham Ave., Phil- adelphia 26, Pa. '61 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Booz, Jr. (Sharon Markham), a son, Benjamin Eric, June 5, 1961. Address: 201 E. Blue Heron, Riviera Beach, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Snite, a daughter, Virginia Haines, May 15, ' 1961. Address: 1609 Tenth St., Wil- ' mette, 111.

IN MEMORIAM Frank Evans, Jr., Rollins Academy

1919-1921. Deceased July 17, 1961.

Berkeley Blackman, A. B. Rollins College 1907. Deceased June 29, 1961.

Hollis Carlyle Ingram, B.S. Rollins College, 1929. Deceased June 11, 1961.

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Published by Rollins Alumni, Inc., Winter Park, Florida, monthly October through June.

Entered as second-class matter June 28, 1938 at the Post Office at Winter Park, Florida, under the act of August 24, 1912.

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