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Rollins College

Summer 1981

illilBBllit^ A Record of Support Board of Trustees

Officers: John M. Tiedtke, Chairman T. William Miller, Jr., Vice Chairman Rollins College Richard F. Trismen, Secretary Winter Park, Florida John R. McPherson, Assistant Secretary

Harold Alfond Thomas P. Johnson '34 Thaddeus Seymour Chairman of the Board Director, President Dexter Shoe Company Rockwell International Rollins College Waterville, Maine Kirkpatrick, Lockhart, Winter Park, Florida The Alumni Record Johnson & Hutchinson F. Whitner Chase '62 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Peter B. Sholley '50 Summer 1981 Chase Groves, Inc. Private Investor Windermere, Florida Ira M. Roger Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Volume 58, Number 3 Chairman of the Board George D. Cornell '35 Roger Properties Incorporated Robert H. Showalter '(if) Private Investor Jacksonville, Florida President Central Valley, New York Showalter Flying Service Editor/Designer: John R. McPherson Maitland, Florida Mary Wetzel Wismar '76 Betty Duda President and General Manager Civic Leader Lake Butler Groves, Inc. Patricia Warren Swindle '50 Managing Editor: Oviedo, Florida Orlando, Florida Civic Leader William R. Gordon '51 Palm Beach, Florida John M. Fox Marilyn Mennello Alumni Staff: Chairman of the Board Civic Leader Susan Probasco Thompson '68 William R. Gordon '51 CSA, Incorporated Winter Park, Florida Heidrick and Struggles, Inc. Executive Director Orlando, Florida and Houston. Texas Mary W. Wismar '76 Boston, Massachusetts Carl Edwin Meyer. Jr. Coordinator of Alumni Relations President John M. Tiedtke Diana S. Johnson Joseph S. Guernsey Trans World Airlines President Coordinator of Records Chairman of the Board Manhasset, New York The Westgate Company Karen Moehl Florida Real Estate Company Winter Park. Florida Secretary, Annual Fund Orlando, Florida T. William Miller, Jr. '33 Loison P. Tingley President •1. Walter Tucker. Jr. Alumni/College Agent Program Andrew H. Hines American Southern Corporation President President Winter Park. Florida Tucker and Branham, Inc. Winter Park. Florida The Alumni Record Florida Power Corporation St. Petersburg, Florida William B. Mills (USPS 470-060) is published quarterly Culverhouse, Tomlinson, Harold A. Ward III (Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer) by the Warren C. Hume '39 Mills, Anderson & Cone Winderweedle, Haines, Ward, Rollins College Alumni Association, Winter Senior Vice President (retired) Jacksonville, Florida Woodman, P. A. Park, Florida 32789 for alumni and friends International Business Machines Winter Park, Florida of the College. Director, Charles E. Rice '64 IBM World Trade Corp. President All communications and POD forms 3579 Chappaqua, New York Barnett Banks of Florida, Inc. should be sent to Rollins College, Box Jacksonville, Florida 2736, Winter Park, Florida 32789. Second class postage paid at Winter Park, Florida 32789. Officers of the College Printing by Rollins Press, Inc. Orlando, Florida Thaddeus Seymour President Jesse B. Morgan Robert D. Marcus Robert F. Duvall Editor's Note: Vice President: Vice President' Vice President: Every effort has been made to ensure the Finance, and Treasurer Academic Affairs, and Provost Development and College Relations. accuracy and completeness of the lists in this publication; nevertheless, errors and Rollins College Alumni Association omissions sometimes occur in a report of Board of Directors: 1980-81 this nature. If your name was inadvertently omitted or misspelled, we apologize. Please President Treasurer Cynthia Forrester '77 drop us a line and we will correct our Jane G. DuVall'61 Guy D. Colado'71 Nancy N. Johnson '50 records. 1st Vice President Liaison Officer Sandi W. Jones '66 Daniel D. Ramey '70 Michael L. Marlowe '65 Allan Keen '70 2nd Vice President Nancy H. Malan '77 Stephen R. Feller '67 Barbara W. Aufhammer '63 Donald W. Sisson '49 Secretary Lee G. Collison '51 R. Michael Strickland '72 Marjory M. Pickard '30 Report of the College 1980/81

"The Planning Committee is convinced that Rollins College occupies a unique position among institutions of higher education today. We have the unusual combination of a distinguished history, important natural advantages, and a wealth of untapped potential With any luck, the next five years could produce a stunning achievement in institutional advancement From all the discussions, interviews, conversations, and surveys the Planning Committee have conducted, nothing emerges so clearly as the perception that Rollins is ready to move forward. And, as Hamlet said, "The readiness is all"' The Rollins College Planning Committee Report Received by the Board of Trustees, 1980

Dr. Thaddeus Seymour, President A balanced budget and a full enrollment are important "vital signs" for a college, and I am pleased to assure alumni and friends that Rollins today is healthy and strong. A year-end report to alumni and friends is inevitably concerned with a number of "bottom The class includes a total of eight National Merit line" issues—particularly Finalists or Semi-finalists, more than we have budget and enrollment. enrolled in the last six years combined. So, I begin with them. A balanced budget and a full enrollment are We finished the year with another balanced budget; important "vital signs" for a college, and I am in fact, we had a modest surplus of $4,193. At the pleased to assure alumni and friends that Rollins same time we have removed over the past two today is healthy and strong. years accumulated debts and deficits of over A measure of that strength and an area to $500,000. This solid financial condition reflects which we have addressed gift support, as repre- vigorous and relentless attention to fiscal control, sented in this report, is the high priority given to economy, and aggressive cash management. Like- faculty compensation. With a goal of achieving an wise, our balanced budget would not have been AAUP rating of "1" by 1985, we increased salaries possible without the uncommon generosity of by 16% in 1980-81 and approved an increase of alumni and friends, who last year set another 13.7% for 1981-82. We are determined that our giving record with $827,960 contributed to the faculty salaries be fair and competitive in order to Annual Fund. Private gifts received in 1980-81 attract and retain the best possible teachers for totalled $1,604,159. Ultimately these dollars are our students. translated into the primary business of the college, Judging from the many favorable comments teaching students. from students, it was a year of good teaching and With all the talk about the declining national rewarding classroom experience. In addition, our student population in higher education, I am faculty were productively engaged in research and frequently asked about enrollment at Rollins. Last scholarship, which resulted in substantial publi- year we enrolled 491 new students (412 freshmen cation. I was particularly pleased to see a number and 79 transfers), for a total enrollment of 1363, of papers written jointly with our undergraduate up by 21 over the previous year. Our biggest students, whose names appeared as "co-author." problem, frankly, is providing housing in our Opportunities for students to collaborate with crowded dormitories. Because of our high enroll- their teachers in research and publication is one of ment, we made the decision to admit a ten per cent the special benefits of our small size and the close smaller class for the fall. This has permitted personal relationship which it promotes. somewhat greater selectivity, and it now appears Last year was certainly lively. Our athletic that next year's class will show improvement in teams continued their tradition of excellence with SAT scores, class rank, and other quality indicators. their share of wins and losses, with some post- season bids and some stand-out team and indivi- A lively and probing faculty is working with an dual performances. In the spring we appointed audience of bright, demanding and inquisitive students Glorida Crosby our new Director of Athletics, and and the result is a stimulative learning environment she has great plans and ambitions for strengthening at Rollins. our athletic program. Our fraternities and sorori- ties had a good Rush and full schedules of social and community activities. The Sig Eps were nationally recognized for their volunteer service to the ADDitions program in the Winter Park Junior initiatives which have come to fruition this year. I High and many other Rollins organizations made can, however, and do take satisfaction in seeing similar contributions to the Central Florida area. the sorts of demands the Rollins faculty are A new organization of off-campus students (OCS) making of their students and the expectations was formed along with "Rollins House" in Pine- those students, in turn, have of their professors. hurst Hall. The Players, the Choir, the Sandspur Rollins is indeed the right place at the right time and Tomokan and our other student organizations for anyone committed to liberal arts learning in all enriched the life of the campus. Several members the '80s. I am happy to be a part of the experience. of the Class of '81 distinguished themselves with With the exceptional assistance of Rollins postgraduate opportunities, career positions and Dean of the Faculty Daniel DeNicola, President individual honors. Seymour, and countless numbers of "friends" and A continuing pleasure for Polly and me has "supporters" throughout the faculty and student been the many new friends we have made within body, I have arrived at the end of this first year's the Rollins community. Special visits during the assignment with good news to report to alumni and past year to California, Ohio, Washington and friends of Rollins. New York and new events here in Central Florida The excellent faculty at Rollins in September have all contributed to that enjoyment. of 1980 has been enhanced with the recruitment of Of special importance to all of us has been the still more outstanding scholars to the College, the leadership and generosity of individuals this past Crummer School of Business and Finance and the year. The names listed in this annual report School of Education and Human Development. represent participation which is vital to the con- You will be meeting many of them in future tinued success of our endeavor. It is a pleasure to editions of the Record. In virtually every case, our acknowledge the generosity of our Trustees, led first choice accepted the offer to come to Rollins. by Chairman John Tiedtke; the commitment of This is a record of recruitment I would gladly hold the Alumni Association, under the direction of up to any college in the country. President Jane DuVall; the help of the Parents Especially important academic decisions of Association, guided by their Chairman C.E. Meyer; this past year include the faculty decision im- and the enlightened support of such foundations plemented this year replacing the double major as the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, David program, which tends to divide a student's study R. Roberts, President; and the Trismen Foundation emphasis, with a Major/Minor program which through the good offices of Richard Trismen. allows him or her to concentrate on a single This report is necessarily brief due to the subject with complementary study opportunities large number of names we want to share with you in a secondary field. The replacement of the — thankfully. I am now working on a personal and Business major with a minor that students take in more detailed report on our common work at the combination with a more traditional liberal arts College and a review of the past three years, which major will produce better educated business I look forward to sharing with you in the fall. executives with a broader capacity for success both in business careers and in their lives. Major revisions in the M.B.A. program have made that degree both stronger and more attractive to Academic Affairs students. by Dr. Robert Marcus, An Office of Sponsored Projects was estab- Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost lished this year which will encourage students and faculty alike to assume more and better research and special study projects. Professor Brian Ramsey of the Chemistry Department has coor- As a "freshman" at dinated the office, which serves as further evidence Rollins, I have en- of the College's support for its faculty. The retire- joyed the first year with ment of Dean Dan Riva from the School of particular relish because Continuing Education leaves a tremendous void of the projects and pro- in that long-time service program; but with Dan's grams undertaken in an advice and guidance, I have initiated a major effort to enhance the study, conducted by the prestigious College Board, academic program. As the new Provost, I cannot to talk with members of our community and with take credit for many of the innovations and major employers as well as to review current 2 Alumni Record Summer 1981 programs offered by other institutions to deter- budget goals without the need to borrow a dollar. mine how our own programs can be refined to The annual operating budget for the year totaled better serve the educational needs of Central $15.2 million. Florida. Implementation of the results of that For 1980-81 and for 1981-82 our first priority study will be a major assignment for the coming has been to increase faculty salaries to more year. nearly approximate those of schools with whom In summary, allow me to report that the we would like to be compared. Average faculty academic programs in business, education and the salary increases of 16.1 percent and 13.2 percent, arts and sciences are in unusually strong condition. respectively, have brought this goal within reach. A lively and probing faculty is working with an Adequate and equitable faculty compensation is audience of bright, demanding and inquisitive essential if we are to attract and hold teachers who students and the result is a stimulative learning can and will perform to the expectation of our environment at Rollins. As alumni, you can be students, parents and alumni. We also recognize pleased with the state of the value of your Rollins the need for competent support staff. This last degree; it continues to represent a high quality year we were able to develop and implement a education. As friends, you may take pride in your comprehensive classification and compensation association with a college setting the pace for review system for all staff positions. higher education in the 1980's. I am particularly pleased to report that, unlike many colleges and universities who are deferring physical plant maintenance expenses until it becomes necessary to replace or renovate Financial Affairs facilities, Rollins continues to be a good steward of by Mr. Jesse B. Morgan, its beautiful buildings and physical surroundings. Vice President for Financial Our annual operating budget addresses the need Affairs and Treasurer for ongoing plant maintenance and improvements. The addition to my staff, this year, of David The College closed its Lord '69 as Business Manager; Doc Henson as books for fiscal year Manager of the now Rollins-owned Bookstore; 1980-81 on May 31. Al- and Anna Mattison as Director of Personnel, have though the final audit is paid rich dividends. They bring talent, enthusiasm still in progress, as The Alumni Record deadline approaches, I do want to The College completed its fiscal year in the report to alumni and friends on the past twelve black and, for the second consecutive year, met all months of activity. budget goals without the need to borrow a dollar. The College completed its fiscal year in the black and, for the second consecutive year, met all

iscal Year '81 June 1, 1980 - May 31, 1981 Revenues and Expenditures

Revenues Expenditures $14,961,738 $14,837,914

Tuition & Fees Operation & Maintenance 11.2% 55.4% Instruction 33.2% General Institutional 15.1% Other 6.4% Trust Funds 1.6'/ Student Aid 8.5'/,' Government Research .4% Grants & Contracts 3.0% Public Services &/ Gifts & Private Auxiliary Endowment Income Grants 8.19! Development 1.8% 5.29! Enterprises Auxiliary Enterprises Academic Support Student 19.2% 20.3% 4.19! Services 6.5%

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 3 and a broad range of experience which will enrich our programs for years to come. At the same time, I must recognize the continuing fine performance that people like Tom Wells '59, Director of Physi- cal Plant, and Bill Gailey '80, Comptroller — and their staff members — provide to the College. The financial picture for 1981-82 is tighter. As interest rates decline — and that is essential to a secure economy — the fact is that interest payments on endowment funds and invested cash will also diminish. This reduces income for the College which must be made up through alumni and friends of the College. The biggest challenge facing Rollins financially is the current lack of breathing room. The budget is balanced, but precious little room exists for unanticipated emergencies. There are no reserve funds for unforeseen contingencies, and that is a precarious position for any organization, business or college. The names listed in this Annual Report represent more than a million dollars in unre- stricted and restricted giving. These gifts make up a critical portion of our $14 million budget. Without it, the College could not operate. With it, the College can continue to provide a fine liberal arts program for its students.

Development by Dr. Robert F. Duvall, Vice President for Development and College Relations The "bottom line" for 1980-81 was that we exceeded our fund-raising goal by ten percent.

You have read the re- ports of my col- and distinguished qualities, to make them better leagues, President Sey- known, and to find new ways to illuminate those mour, Vice Presidents qualities, anticipating our Centennial in 1985. The Marcus and Morgan, and "bottom line" for 1980-81 was that we exceeded so have an overview of our fund-raising goal by ten percent. the academic direction I also had the opportunity in my first year at and fiscal management of Rollins College. It has Rollins to serve on the Board of Visitors of the been my privilege to work with them and the Board Cornell Fine Arts Center, to study the uses and of Trustees, shaping the aspirations of this fine, old potential of WPRK-FM, to participate in restruc- College, entering the decade of the 1980's with turing the Development Committee of the Board, confidence,excitement, and pride. At Rollins, these to share in the unfolding of a compelling deferred reports show, we know what we are raising money gifts plan, to initiate "Rollins Today" approaches for. And this makes a great difference. to corporate leadership in this growing region, and In a sense, this entire publication comprises to have a part in alumni events in Central Florida, my report, because it recognizes the hundreds of Los Angeles, Cleveland, Akron, New York, and alumni and friends who have contributed to the Washington. "development" of the resources of Rollins. Most One of the most pleasant aspects of my job is gifts do not come in automatically nor accidentally. that I get to thank a lot of people. I am pleased Together with the Trustees, the Alumni Associa- to join with others, through this report, to say tion, the Parents Committee, members of the thanks, again. In particular, I am grateful to our faculty, and a splendid, loyal staff of co-workers, Chairman, John Tiedtke, and George and Harriet we are continuously engaged in making the "case" Cornell, whose extraordinary generosity raised all for Rollins College — to individuals, businesses our sights and set the pace for a very good year. and foundations. Here, then, are the accounts of Conquistadores, And we are building on Rollins' traditional Patrons, Parents, Alumni, and Friends who helped strengths. We are seeking to fortify its distinctive to develop the resources of Rollins. 4 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Alumni Affairs the Alumni Annual Fund and, specifically, their by Jane Goodnow DuVall '61, response to the Reunion Anniversary Challenge President, Rollins College and the Cornell Alumni Annual Fund Challenge. Alumni Association, 1980-81 The challenge programs led the way to a new record-level of annual giving for alumni — $339,000. n behalf of the The enthusiasm for Rollins, expressed o Board of Directors, through alumni participation at Rollins Club I express thanks to the meetings throughout the country, is also most many, many alumni gratifying. The opportunities for alumni and volunteers who have friends of Rollins to meet with the President given time, talents and and other members of the college community will personal resources to be expanded this year through the development assist the Alumni Association in the operation of the Rollins Club program. of the Alumni Annual Fund and Alumni Relations The Board of Directors of the Alumni programs this past year. They have assisted in Association, Dr. Thaddeus Seymour and the bringing meaningful financial, physical and college community encourage your personal human resources to their alma mater. involvement in the future of Rollins College. A We gratefully acknowledge the generous positive approach to the future is to have response of alumni to the appeal for support of Rollins People helping Rollins People.

Alumni Annual Fund Volunteers The heart of a good development program is nearly always a sound and productive Alumni Annual Fund, centered upon recurrent giving by alumni. The success of the Alumni Annual Fund for Fiscal Year '81 is directly attributed to the work of two volunteer groups: the Alumni/College Agents and the Special Club Membership Task Force.

Alumni/College Agent Program Program Coordinator: C. Douglas Kerr '66 Staff: Mr. William Gordon '51, Mrs. Loison Tingley, Mrs. Karen Moehl New England: David Connor '64; Jeffrey Hicks '66; Geoffrey Hills '73; Charles Perlo '73; Donald Phillips '67; Gardner Sisk '71; Webster Walker '57; Jay '69 and Terrie '75 Wood. Old Dominion: Lois Beth Cooper '76; Ann Elmore '69; Micou Glazener '71; Robert Heinemann '66; Jane Johnson '65; Linda B. Meyer '69; Michael '74 and Bevan '74 Perry; Joel Poretsky '75; Joy '74 and Peter '77 Sharp. Southeast Coastal: Robert '75 and Lee '74 Birdsong; Ruby Cantwell '68; Sterling Case '68; Luverne Hinson '41; David King '68; George Morosani '64; Tim Orwick '67; Kit I. Ward '73. Mid-Atlantic: Don Best'74; Dana Consler'72; Michael Davino'77; Nancy T Davis'66; Harold Durant'58; Catherine Hewitt'76; Philip Horton '33; Wilbur Johnson '51; Catherine Leary '76; James Levy '61; Ed Maxcy '66; Randy '74 and Lynne '76 McFall; John Pistor '66; Margarit Sheppard '75; Mary Ann Soldo '74; Randy Xenakis '73. Mid-America: Al Arbury '65; Charles Bauernschmidt '69; Steve '66 and Sally '67 Combs; Robert Draughon '50; Michael '64 and Carol '66 Howson; Jack Large '53; Thane '76 and Kathy '76 Maynard; Taylor Metcalfe '72; Sabra Otteson '67; Charles Robinson'51; Emory '70 and Jean '70 Robotham; Dorothy Schuette '74; William Wegner '76. Southeast: James Dollison '65; Joanne Gawthrop '76; Alva '68 and Laura '68 Hollon; David McDowell '79; Steven Schott '76. Mid-South: Brian '68 and Harriet'68 Baker; James Berry '72; Constance Cross '66; Preston Crow'69; Allan '68 and Beth '69 Curtis; Diana Mathes '78; Robert '67 and Cindy '67 Shealor; Ed '67 and Betty '70 Staley; Cyd Thomas '72; Thomas '68 and Suzy '68 Thompson; Ann Von Zweck '63. West: David Berto '56; Jonathan Dunn-Rankin '57; Ann W. Hoff'74; Frank '75 and Dawn '76 Joseph; John Kennedy '70; Carole Mangan '68; Tom '58 and Roberta '58 Morris; Nelle Niles '60; Richard Spencer '76; Howard Wieland '51. Florida: Tom '66 and Pam'68 Alexander; Liza Beasley '76; Bonnie Brow '67; Rick'79 and Martha '79 Burgess; Tony '77 and Sherry '73 DiResta; Kay Evans '67; Gloria Farrens '75; Michael Fogle '77; Gwyne Godtel '63; Marie Hernandez '66; Sandi Jones '66; Doug Kerr '66; Adele Kirkpatrick '56; Bert Martin '72; Judy Moen '63; William '69 and Pam '69 Myers; Don Robins '69; Robert Selton'72; Kim Showalter '71; Brian Smith '68; Pamela Stevens '75; George Sweitzer '77; Adis Vila '74; Kitty Wingard '75.

Special Club Membership Task Force

Program Coordinator: David H. Lord '69 Staff: Mr. William Gordon '51, Mrs. Loison Tingley, Mrs. Karen Moehl Ron Acker '64; Bruce Aufhammer '61; Paul Bouldin '77; Barbara Breen '61; Guy Colado '71; Robert Colville '26; Joseph P. Dallanegra, Jr. '56; Martin Derita '66; Jane DuVall '61; Cindy Forrester '77; Sandra Foster'69; Tom Francis '79; Timothy Gibbons '72; Marc Gilmore '46; Ralph Harrington '41; Jane Henry '55; John Holmes '61; Allan Keen '70; Doug Kerr '66; John Kest '70; Cary Kresge '66; John Lupo '61; Nancy Malan '77; Michael Marlowe '65; Randy Moore '70; Joe Mulson '56; Dan Ramey '70; Roxwell Robinson'76; Mariel Sisson'51; Ken Sparks '66; Michael Strickland'72; JeanneTauscher'56; GregTibbetts '66; Jeff Wenham'71. Summer 1981 Alumni Record 5 ^HH^^^HI^^H^^H^H^H^^^^^^^^^^H iHM^Hi

Total Giving Report Giving Passes $1,500,000

Summary of Gifts and Grants for All Purposes Fiscal Year Ending May 31, 1981

Gifts From Private Sources Gifts For Current Operations Were Received From: Alumni (including Alumni Trustees) $339,438 Trustees 93,341 Parents 89,007 Friends 70,200 Corporations 97,115 Foundations 129,393 Associations 4,480 Estates 4,986 Total $827,960

Other Gifts Were Received For: Special Projects and Programs $444,326 Endowment 331,873 Total $776,199 Total for 1980-81 $1,604,159

Grants From Public Sector Grants Were Received For: Student Financial Assistance Federal $686,350 State 336,315 Research and Educational Resources 75,676 Total for 1980-81 $1,098,34

"Rollins — A Private College in the Public Service' La Sociedad de los Conquistadores one thousand dollars and above

The Sociedad de los Conquistadores is the leadership group for Mr. & Mrs. John C. Myers, Jr. '42 private philanthropic support of Rollins College. Composed of those June Reinhold '41 who gave $1,000 or more in the course of the year to foster programs of the Mr. George G. Nichols, Jr. highest quality, the Conquistadores truly help to conquer financial limitations Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert W. Noble and to advance the College. Harold A. Ward III gave direction to the Society Mr. S. Truman Olin '55 in 1980-81, which was a year of rethinking and renewal, building on strength, Mr. & Mrs. George M. Pearsall for these special partners of Rollins, expectantly entering a new decade. Mr. & Mrs. L.D. Plante Mr. & Mrs. D. Jack Powell, Jr. '57 Mr. & Mrs. G.E. Powell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James A. Adkins Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gordon '51 Mr. Peter E. Powell '77 Eva Thompson '26 Mrs. Dorothy Aubinoe Griffith '48 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Ravndal II Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alfond Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Guenzel Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Reed '44 Mr. & Mrs. F. Monroe Alleman Elizabeth Skinner '39 Jessie McCreery '45 Mrs. Edward K. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Gundelach '48 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Reese '61 Mr. C. Ross Ault Mr. Charles Harwood, Jr. '44 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Rice '64 Mr. & Mrs. Angus S. Barlow '69 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Hauck Dianne Tauscher '61 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Beal '58 Mrs. Henry Heald Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Robertson '34 Mr. Charles M. Beeghly '67 Mr. John A. Hirsch'61 Mr. & Mrs. Charles K Robinson '51 Mr. & Mrs. Warren Bell Mrs. Sara Harbottle Howden '35 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Rodman Peggy Kirk '43 Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Hubbard '41 Dr. & Mrs. Fred M. Rogers '51 Mr. & Mrs. S. Rodgers Benjamin Mr. & Mrs. Warren C. Hume '39 Joanne Byrd '50 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Bishop '61 Augusta Yust '39 Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Sedlmayr '41 Carla Logan '60 Mr. & Mrs. Herman Jackson Dr. & Mrs. Thaddeus Seymour Mr. & Mrs. W.J. Bowen Mrs. Sherman Jenney Mr. & Mrs. J. Sands Showalter '38 Mrs. U.T. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Johnson '34 Arlyne Wilson '49 Miss Elizabeth Brothers Mr. & Mrs. Rolf Kaltenborn Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Siddall Mr. & Mrs. Edmund B. Campbell, Jr. Mrs. R. D. Keene Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stone Mr. & Mrs. Norman D. Carter Mr. & Mrs. Gerald F. Kein '61 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Stonerock '41 Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. Clerk Dr. & Mrs. Aaron Kimche Mary Marchmann '40 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene D. Coleman '34 Mr. & Mrs. H. Cary Kresge, Jr. '66 Mr. Saul Taylor Catherine Bailey '38 Susan Camp '64 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Thompson, '68 Mr. & Mrs. A. Clinton Cook Mrs. Ralph C. Lasbury Susan Probasco '68 Lottie Turner '32 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Lemon, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John Tiedtke Mr. & Mrs. George D. Cornell '35 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Levy '61 Mr. Mark C. Travaglini '76 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Crane Mr. David H. Lord '69 Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Trismen '57 Mr. & Mrs. Stewart R. Crane '68 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Maiucci Mr. & Mrs. J. Walter Tucker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip B. Crosby Mr. Glenn Martin Marjorie Sommer '50 Mrs. Daniel G. Crozier Mrs. C.B. McCollough Mrs. T.E. Tucker Nancy Rogers '61 Mr. John W. Mclntosh '67 Maud Trismen '51 Miss Susan Curran '76 Dr. & Mrs. Hugh F. McKean '30 Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Turley '56 Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Dalsemer '65 Mr. & Mrs. David H. McKeithan '50 Judith Hall '55 Emily Klamer '65 Marcia Rich '54 Dr. & Mrs. Stevan M. Van Ore '65 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. Darrah '64 Mr. & Mrs. John R. McPherson Mary Banks '65 Mr. & Mrs. Willis H. duPont Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mennello Mrs. Gloria Vickery Mr. & Mrs. John Duda, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Meyer, Jr. Gloria Steudel '56 Mr. & Mrs. Jack DuVall Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Michel Mr. & Mrs. H.A. Ward III Jane Goodnow '61 Frances Robinson '38 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley E. Warner '26 Mr. & Mrs. A. Ross Evans Mr. & Mrs. T. William Miller, '33 Mrs. Mary B. Wattles Mr. & Mrs. Edsel B. Ford Elinor Estes '33 Mr. & Mrs. Max A. Weissenburger '44 Cynthia Neskow '72 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Morgens Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Williams '74 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Fox Linda Hicklin '63 Robin Wunderlich '75 Mrs. Charles W. Franklin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Morris '58 Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Williams '57 Mrs. F. Herman Gade Roberta Marling '58 Lamar Wrisley '56 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Galbreath Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Morrison '74 Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Wilson Mrs. J.K. Galloway Deborah Darrah '73 Susan Allen '59 Mrs. Karl Gebhard Mr. & Mrs. A. Reynolds Morse Mr. Wayne L Wood '77 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Goebel, Jr. Eleanor Reese '35 Mr. David Z. Zander

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 7 President's Club and Gold Centennial Patrons five hundred through nine hundred ninety-nine dollars

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Donaldson Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. Morris Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Fanger Mr. & Mrs. K F. Murrah F. Lee Bradley '46 Mr. Robert F. Panning The President's Club are alumni and Gold Centennial Mr. & Mrs. Dennis N. Folken '56 Mr. & Mrs. Rankin P. Peck Patrons are friends who have contributed $500 to $999 Betty Peterman '56 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Pernice '52 in the annual fund campaign for Rollins. These gifts provide Mr. J. Duane Galbraith '62 Rebecca Strickland '54 for essential resources, scholarships and faculty development Mr. & Mrs. George I. Gondelman Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Pope '52 Col. & Mrs. Paul H. Harris '45 Mr. Bruce A. Remsburg '55 — which keep Rollins on the forefront of high-quality, Gail DeForest '46 Jege Jackson '55 privately supported education. As Rollins goes forward in the Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Hartmann '57 Mr. William H. Robbinson 1980's, we begin to count the months until the College Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hauske Mr. & Mrs. James C. Robinson Centennial in 1985. The President's Club and Gold Centen- Mrs. John A. Hirsch Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Ross nial Patrons are helping significantly to be sure that in this Mariellen Mercke '63 Ann Groves '51 Mr. George H. Jacobus Mr. Stephen D. Saboff moment we know ourselves as the finest small college in the Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Jewett Mr. & Mrs. James D. Saurman Southeast, standing among the finest small colleges in the Mr. & Mrs. Allan E. Keen '70 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Sheldon '31 country, and are recognized as such by others. Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kest '70 Isabelle Hill '33 Miss Mary B. Longest '34 Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. Sherman Mr. & Mrs. John E. Lupo '61 Betty Hopkins '76 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore B. Alfond '71 Mr. & Mrs. Howard D. Crane Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. Mac Leod Mr. Robert Shirley Barbara Lawrence '68 Dr. & Mrs. Jack B. Critchfield Mr. & Mrs. John H. Makemson '39 Mr. & Mrs. George A. Shutt Mr. & Mrs. Albert F. Arbury '65 Miss Linda C. Crow '60 Mr. & Mrs. Pedro A. Martinez-Fonts Mr. Gardner P. Sisk '71 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barensfeld Mr. & Mrs. John E. Dalrymple Mr. & Mrs. J. Jay Mautner '61 Mr. Gary L. Sorensen Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Buffum Doris Kohl '43 Mr. & Mrs. James Maynard '74 Miss Cynthia Thomas '72 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel A. Burchers '49 Mr. & Mrs. William E. Davis Mr. Walter N. Meloon Mr. Richard 0. Thomas Mr. Edwin R. Buttner '36 Mr. & Mrs. Philip 0. Des Marais Rev. & Mrs. George W. Milam '56 Dr. Rudolf Toch'41 Mr. Peter S. Cahall'71 Mrs. Mary L. Dilge Mr. & Mrs. Vance C. Miller Mrs. G. Tom Willey Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Chase Mary Louise Paul '35 Mr. & Mrs. Lowell A. Mintz '59 Mrs. C. Carolyn Winkelman Mr. & Mrs. M. Cabell Woodward

The Hugh F. McKean Society and Silver Centennial Patrons two hundred fifty through four hundred ninety-nine dollars

Alumni giving from $250 to $499 become members of the Mrs. Barbara S. Chase Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Frazier '61 Hugh F. McKean Society; friends giving at this level Dr. & Mrs. David A. Chinoy '64 Diane Scott '62 Kathy Geller '66 Mr. Richard L. Freeman are recognized as Silver Centennial Patrons. By these Mr. Thomas H. Clarke Mr. Billy B. Fuller designations the College seeks to affirm the importance of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cleveland '32 Mr. David Fulton those who generously protect and provide for the Rollins Mr. & Mrs. Reginald T Clough '36 Mr. Richard T. Fulton heritage. Virginia Jaekel '36 Mr. Fred W. Gahr Mr. James J. Coates Mr. James C. Galbraith Mr. & Mrs. William H. Cooke Mr. Charles P. Garrison Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Alfond '75 Mr. John H. Blue '65 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cornell Mr. Edward J. Gennaro Karen Benson '75 Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Bobley Dorothy MacMillan '63 Mr. & Mrs. Herman Goodwin '48 Mr. Tracy J. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Bouldin '77 Mr. Thomas J. Crowe Mr. Jesse E. Graham Dr. Axel W. Anderson Sandra Labosky '77 Mr. John N. Culley Mr. Roy W. Graham Mr. Irvin G. Angel Mr. Murray J. Brooks Dr. W. Kenneth Curry '32 Mrs. Raymond W. Greene Mr. George H. Ashby Mr. & Mrs. Rutherford D. Brosious Mr. Joe Cusick Wilhelmina Freeman '27 Mr. & Mrs. James D. Askew Carolyn Barrett '38 Dr. & Mrs. Edward F. Danowitz Mr. A. Tod Griffith '77 Pamela Miller '69 Mr. Jim W. Brownlow Mr. Tony DiNatale Dr. George P. Gross '45 Mr. J. Rushton Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Bryson '47 Mr. William E. Doster Mrs. Alex H. Gunn Dr. Norton M. Baker Hazel Moody '42 Mrs. E. A. Drey Mr. & Mrs. William P. Hall Mr. G. Thomas Ball Mr. Wiley T. Buchanan '69 Mr. Robert C. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Clifford M. Hames Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Barker '52 Mr. Harry Bull Mr. Denis L. Durkin Mr. Louis R. Haney Daryl Stamm '53 Dr. Alexander T. Carducci Mr. & Mrs. Stuart C. Eaton '35 Mr. Charles C. Harra '49 Mr. W. A. Barwick Mr. & Mrs. H. George Carrison '33 Mr. Joe Endry Mr. Ralph H. Harrington '41 Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Benedict '59 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Casey '63 Mr. Vincent Evans Mr. Thomas A. Harrison Mrs. John T. Bills Virginia Sands '64 Maj. Gen. Salvador E. Felices Mr. George B. Hearne Jeanne Bellamy '33 Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Cathcart Mr. James J. Fenstermaker Mr. H. W. Helem Mrs. Dorothea Bufalino Blakemore '50 Mr. Steve Finley Mr. Edward Heveran

8 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Mr. James L. Hewitt Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. Mac Taggart Mr. & Mrs. Bobby G. Ray Col. & Mrs. E. L. Strohbehn Mr. Andrew H. Hines Mr. & Mrs. Alaster MacDonald Mr. Donald L. Reid Mr. Herbert Sunshine Mr. B. Ray Howard Janet Rozier '54 Mr. Wilson L. Revell Maj./Gen. Emmett M. Tally Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hughes '64 Mr. Richard K. Mc Clung Mr. John M. Richey Mr. John F. Tansey Jane Thompson '68 Mr. James F. Mc Connell Mr. & Mrs. George F. Riegel Mrs. Ann Knight Tennis '50 Mr. Eppa Hunton '70 Mr. & Mrs. Jack McCullough Dr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Riva Mr. Jack B. Thorsen Mr. F. Neal Johnson Ruth Makemson '68 Mr. & Mrs. Don A. Robins '69 Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Torrance Mrs. Parmele Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. McKenney Mr. John E. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Ray A. Trovillion '10 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Johnson Mr. Richard J. Mertz '60 Mr. Philip D. Rogers Dr. William C Van Ness Susan Hall '63 Mr. D. L. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Bert E. Roper '48 Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Wagers Mrs. Walter B. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. K. B. Mitchell Mrs. Walter W. Rose Mrs. Walter F. Wagner Edna Wallace '25 Dr. & Mrs. Lee Mitchell Stella Smith'13 Mr. Larry J. Wall Mr. Austin Jones Dr. & Mrs. W. C. Mitchell Mr. Charles Rosenfelt Mr. & Mrs. William Walton '31 Mr. Edwin L. Jucker Mr. Patrick H. Molloy '68 Mr. William Rosenfelt Mrs. Melvin H. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kaupe Mrs. A. B. Morgan Mr. Walter L. Royall '39 Mr. Gavin H. Watson Sandra Taylor '57 Mr. & Mrs. Dyer S. Moss '61 Mr. Harry C. Rutledge Mr. & Mrs. Jobie R. Watson Mr. & Mrs. C. Douglas Kerr '66 Mr. Dale E. Moyer Mr. Edward Sapko Mr. William Webb '39 Elaine Lawrence '64 Mr. Edmund L. Murray Mr. Martin P. Satava Mr. Nicholas L. Weis Mr. & Mrs. Jefferson R. Kirkpatrick Dr. & Mrs. Francis J. Natolis '51 Mrs. Arthur L. Saxton (dec.) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Wenham '71 Adele Fort '56 Virginia Butler '50 Carolyn Naught '42 Mr. Frank J. White Mr. & Mrs. John W. Kouba, Jr. Dr. George A. Neder Mr. Jay E. Schenck Mr. Derial Whitehead Mr. David L. Kunkler Mr. M. E. "Bud" Ormond Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Showalter '69 Mr. Joseph R. Williams '53 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Leader '54 Mr. & Mrs. John E. O'Sullivan Kim Springate '71 Mr. Warren E. Williams Jane Moody '57 Mr. Robert R. Patterson Mr. Ronald R Shuck Mr. & Mrs. Osburn C. Wilson Mr. Jack Ledoux Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Pettigrew '73 Mr. & Mrs. Hubert I. Siddall Rebecca Coleman '34 Mr. Alan Lee Mr. Charles M. Potter Miss Sharon Siegener '66 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Winslow '71 Mr. Jerry R. Linscott Mr. Kenneth Powell Mr. Alan W. Siliski '80 Marie Nixon '71 Mr. Jeff Lockwood Mr. Charles W. Radcliffe Mr. B. G. Smith Mr. & Mrs. John F. Wood '69 Mr. G. Fred Lorenzen Mr. Don Rader Dr. Donald R. Sondag Terrie Egert '75 Mr. Tom Lyons Mr. Robert H. Ragans Mr. Dick Stewart Mr. Harold Wyatt Mr. Robert S. Rains '79 Mr. Scott E. Strahan '60 Mr. Phillip K. Zimmerman

Hamilton Holt Century Club and Patrons one hundred through two hundred forty-nine dollars

The Hamilton Holt Century Club includes those alumni Mr. & Mrs. Milton H. Blakemore '50 Ms. Reba Campbell who contributed $100 to $249 in 1980-81, just as the Dr. Robert D. Bloodwell Mr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Campbell Mrs. Pearson Bobbitt Susan Martin '75 Patrons are special friends who sustained the work and Bertha Phiel '25 Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Canaday es of the College with their gifts at this level. The tradition of Mr. & Mrs. Liston D. Bochette '51 Mr. & Mrs. Victor M. Cannon Hamilton Holt is a proven and impressive one. Numerous Norma Thaggard '51 Georgia Gary '28 graduates and patrons through the years have sustained that Mr. James F. Bocook '55 Miss Virginia H. Carpenter '58 Mr. Franz Bogner Dr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Carr '62 tradition. The Patrons Program this past year was led by Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Bower Paula Horowitz '63 John Duda, Jr. with spirit and success. Mr. & Mrs. David Y. Bowman Miss Charlene Miller Carres '72 Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Boyenton Mr. & Mrs. Dean M. Carzoo Mr. John H. Boynton '71 Susan Weaver '79 Mr. & Mrs. George D. Brabson Mr. & Mrs. Travis R. Cash Miss Lorraine Abbott '59 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Baker Mr. Carter A. Bradford Demaris Evans '35 Mr. Larry J. Abraham '64 Mr. Carl W. Balling Mrs. E. W. Brannon Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Celler Mr. & Mrs. Earl W. Achord '72 Mr. Steven H. Bamberger '37 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Brenn '78 Mrs. Nancy B. Chambers Mr. & Mrs. Edwin B. Acree '47 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Barnes Margie Crawford '78 Miss Joan Champion '51 Alice Henry '42 Miss Phyllis M. Barrett Mrs. G. Curme Bretnall Mrs. Walter G. Charmbury Mr. Clinton Adams Mr. & Mrs. S. C. Battaglia Mr. John S. Brickley '78 Mrs. Joan Watzek Chase '62 Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Addie Dr. Robert B. Beaudoin Dr. & Mrs. William P. Brodie Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Cheney '07 Pauline Betz '43 Mr. J. Carter Beese '78 Mr. & Mrs. George E. Brown '70 Fanny Robinson '10 Mr. & Mrs. Lewis C. Affelder Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Behnfield Mrs. George L. Brownson Mr. Richard S. H. Chong Mrs. Marie G. Alter Lynne Kaelber '58 Mr. & Mrs. F. William Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Nick L. Christy Mr. & Mrs. Martin Andersen Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Bender Mrs. Kenneth Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Clanton '68 Mr. & Mrs. James Anderson Mr. & Mrs. E. V. Benjamin Mr. & Mrs. John F. Budd Janet Carter '69 Mr. & Mrs. L. Rex Anderson '50 Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Bertelkamp Elaine Rounds '51 Mrs. Janann Sholley Clanton '43 Mrs. Charles O. Andrews Jane Smith '54 Mr. & Mrs. Farlow Burt Mr. Melvin Clanton '41 Mathilde Mizener '31 Mr. & Mrs. Newton U. Berwig Mrs. Frank V. Busch Mr. Hays L. Clark '69 Mrs. Betty De Giers Armstrong '41 Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Best '74 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard P. Cabrie '50 Mr. C. William Cleworth Mr. & Mrs. Willard R. Ashburn Mr. & Mrs. Richard Beveridge Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Cahn Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Cochrane Mr. George A. Aurand '68 Gerry Adamson '55 Judith Baker '51 Lt. Col. & Mrs. William C. Cogswell '74 Miss Alice Ruth Austin '46 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Bilensky '56 Dr. Edward G.Cale Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Cole '62 Mr. & Mrs. Leland H. Baggett '65 Mr. & Mrs. C. E. Birgfeld Mr. & Mrs. Pano J. Camichos '69 Mr. & Mrs. David H. College '67 Linda Harris '66 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Bistline '44 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Lee J. Colling Mr. & Mrs. R. C. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Quentin E. Bittle '43 Gertrude Ward '28 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Colville '26 Summer 1981 Alumni Record 9 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Conley Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Federline '66 Mr. John A. Hilliard '29 Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Kurtzahn '68 Marian M. Rich '58 Maj. & Mrs. Alec L. Fedosi '60 Miss Sara Hills '59 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kusel Mr. & Mrs. Luther C. Conner '63 Mrs. William E. Felson Mr. & Mrs. Hans J. Hinrichs Mr. & Mrs. Leon J. La Chance Susan Williams '64 Mrs. E. L. Ferran Mr. & Mrs. Mason Hinson Dr. & Mrs. Robert Lado '39 Mr. & Mrs. C. David Connolly Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Finney '56 Luverne Phillips '41 Mr. Henri Z. Lake Deborah Williams '33 Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Finnigan '55 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hoak Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Lamartin '28 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Conrad Carol Beardsley '57 Mrs. R. A. Holden Dr. & Mrs. Frank A. Lamberson Susan Hall '68 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Fischer '74 Mrs. Charlotte J. Hollander (dec.) Mr. & Mrs. Eugene I. Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Coon Cynthia Buttner '76 Mr. & Mrs. Buell Hollister '66 Justine Levin '61 Maj. Gen. & Mrs. M. F. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Flach Elizabeth Parker '72 Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Langsenkamp Mr. & Mrs. Paul I. Corddry Miss Nancy E. Flavell '52 Mr. & Mrs. Alva A. Hollon '68 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Latimer '69 Charlotte Probasco '61 Mr. & Mrs. Ross A. Fleischmann '55 Laura Barnes '68 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L. Lavalle '59 Mr. & Mrs. Chester C. Courtney Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Fleming Mr. John W. Holloway Mr. & Mrs. William V. Lawrence '68 Betty Hubbard '41 Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Fleming '61 Mr. Peter L. Holnback '74 Suzanne Stonewater '65 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Cragg Mr. & Mrs. Marion B. Folsom Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Hooker Dr. & Mrs. Hugh F. Leahy Miss Terry M. Crews '78 Mrs. Marion B. Folsom Charlotte Stout '41 Mrs John H Lee Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Cross Rev. & Mrs. W. H. Folwell Mr. & Mrs. Herbert W. Hoover '41 Ruth Price '38 Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Culpepper Miss Virginia Ford Carl Good '40 Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Lee '37 Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Curtis Dr. & Mrs. E. N. Forrester Mrs. R. Samuel Howe Mr. Robinson Leech '70 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Dann Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Fosdick '32 Kathleen Hara '33 Dr. & Mrs. John V Leffingwell '60 Mabel Mabry '45 Major & Mrs. Beverly C. Foshee '73 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Howell '35 Dorothy Englehardt '59 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Darmstadt Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Franzen Mr. & Mrs. P. Arnold Howell '50 Mrs. Rodman J. Lehman Mr. & Mrs. H. Ronald Davidson '77 Dr. Jerry C. Freeman '61 Mrs. William H. Howison Katharine Lewis '27 Mr. & Mrs. Allan Davis Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Friedlander Vivian Barbour '22 Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lerner '60 Harriett Young '39 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Galey Mr. Lynn B. Howie Mr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Levi '70 Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. Dayton '73 Blanche Fishback '35 Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Howson '64 Mr. Edward Levy Patricia Wynne '76 Mr. & Mrs. B. A. Galloway Carol Thomas '66 Mrs. Joan Levy Mrs. Sandra Christian Deagman '68 Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Gamwell Mr. & Mrs. John M. Hoy '40 Mr. James C. Liakos '76 Mr. William E. Decourcy Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Linn Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Dekay Mr. & Mrs. A. Cope Garrett '61 Mrs. George H. Hunt Mr. Dennis G. Little Mr. & Mrs. Howard P. Delamater '30 Miss A. Joanne Gawthrop '76 Betty Stevens '41 Mr. & Mrs. J. William Loving Mr. & Mrs. G. Paul Denecke Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Gettings Mr. & Mrs. John P. Huttig Mr. & Mrs. David G. Mac Millan Mr. & Mrs. Martin A. Derita '66 Dr. & Mrs. C. F. Gibbons Laura Randall '28 Mrs. Claire L. MacDowell Mr. & Mrs. William T. Di Ciuricio Mr. Ralph H. Gibbs '37 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Imand '51 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Magne '63 Dr. Jack T. Dillon '70 Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Gillow Mr. Jerry R. Iverson Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Maher '63 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Dioguardi '66 Judith Earle '59 Col. & Mrs. Charles W. Jackson '74 Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Marlowe '65 Diane Davidson '66 Mr. & Mrs. Ned Glover Dr. & Mrs. Gordon W. Jackson Dr. & Mrs. Nelson Marshall '37 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Divine Mr. & Mrs. Abraham H. Golden Mr. Arthur L. Jacobson Grace Terry '37 Frances Daniel '39 Dr. Garry Goldfarb '59 Mrs. Leonard N. James Mr. & Mrs. Bertram T Martin '72 Mr. & Mrs. Miroljub Djuric Mr. Frank D. Goldstein '64 Dr. Wilbur F. Jennings '29 Miss Edith M. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Dollison '57 Rev. & Mrs. Henry R. Gooch '50 Mr. & Mrs. George W. Johnson Rev. & Mrs. Daniel P. Matthews '55 Mr. Christopher C. Domijan '78 Mr. & Mrs. William E. Goodman Mrs. George W. Johnson Jr. Diane Vigeant '52 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Doolittle '64 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Goodpasture Nancy Neide '50 Mr. Edward E. Maxcy '66 Virginia Petrin '64 Mrs. James L. Goodwin Mr. James M. Johnson '66 Gen. & Mrs. William C. McMahon Dr. William M. Douglas Judge & Mrs. Gardner F. Goodwyn Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Johnson '40 Mr. & Mrs. Myron H. McBryde '50 Mr. Stanley H. Dow Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Gordon '68 Nancy Locke '41 Ann Garner '49 Col. Burleigh B. Drummond '34 Lucy Cook '72 Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Johnson '36 Mr. Robert A. McCue '51 Mr. Allen Drury Mr. Fulton R. Gordon '75 Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur E. Johnson '51 Mrs. Ralph M. McDermid Mr. & Mrs. Buell G. Duncan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Gorrell Mr. William J. Johnson '72 Mr. & Mrs. M. Chapline McDonnell '56 Mr. & Mrs. Tavner Dunlap Mrs. Graham Granger Mr. & Mrs. R. Ben Jones '34 Dr. Duncan Mc Ewan Anna Miller '40 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Graves '57 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph N. Jones '68 Mr. & Mrs. Kendrick B. Melrose Mr. & Mrs. Derek Dunn-Rankin '52 Marion Crislip '57 Joanne Mercer '68 Miss Jeanne A. Melton '80 Mr. & Mrs. R. Morton Dunning '62 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Green '66 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Merritt '70 Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Dvorak Mr. Raymond M. Green Sandra Willard '66 Mr. William B. Mesmer Mr. & Mrs. Paul Dye '50 Miss D. Holly Giffith '78 Mr. & Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Taylor B. Metcalfe '72 Alice O'Neal '48 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Griffith '69 Philippa Herman '43 Mr. Robert W. Miller'51 Mrs. David B. Eddy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Guernsey Mrs. Susan Shpiner Kadish '68 Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Mislick '64 Mr. & Mrs. George P. Edgell Mr. L. Jerome Hagood '41 Mr. & Mrs. James H. Keeley Georgia Frutchey '64 Karin Williams '59 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph O. Hagood '43 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Keil '69 Mr. & Mrs. Randall M. Moore '70 Miss Alice M. Egan '52 Dr. & Mrs. Gordon S. Hahn '57 Mr. & Mrs. R. K. Keith Mr. Jeffrey S. Morgan '77 Mr. Edward C. Eichstaedt '28 Mr. & Mrs. Webber B. Haines '26 Mrs. Mattie M. Kelly '50 Mr. & Mrs. Harwell P. Moseley Ms. Ann Eidson Mr. & Mrs. John D. Halter '78 Mr. & Mrs. P. R. Kelly '42 Mrs. A. A. Murphey Mr. & Mrs. Franklin R. Enquist '42 Diane Baron '79 Mr. & Mrs. David N. King '68 Dr. James P. Murphey '70 Esther Peirce '41 Mr. Finley M. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Steven King Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Murray '55 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Evans Mr. & Mrs. E. Philip Handy Jerry Hunter '63 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Myers III '69 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Evans '35 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Harker Mr. Ralph D. Kingsley Julianne McNiff '80 Mr. Ralph N. Ewing (dec.) '31 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Haussermann '5< Mr. & Mrs. Wallis Kinney Mr. & Mrs. William R. Myers '69 Mr. & Mrs. Reid Ewing Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Hawley '69 Barbara Parsons '35 Pamela Hodges '69 Mr. & Mrs. David H. Faile '44 Mrs. Dale Hayes Mr. John Kirouac '68 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph N. Neely '65 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Failey Mrs. Helen Demetrelis Haywood '52 Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Klinefelter '49 Mrs. Edith L. Neide Mr. Theodore E. Fajen '77 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Heinemann '66 Rosann Shaffer '49 Col. & Mrs. Arthur W. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Gilmore L. Farr Dr. & Mrs. Paul V. R. Heise Mr. & Mrs. William F. Koch '49 Mrs. Virginia S. Nelson Charlotte Rathbone '35 Mr. Jeffrey G. Heitz '65 Mary Lou Sommer '48 Ambassador & Mrs. Robert G. Neumann Mr. & Mrs. Desmond L. Farrell Mrs. Billie Heller '66 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Kolodney '74 Marlen Eldredge '36 Dr. & Mrs. William F. Fathauer '56 Mr. Alan C. Helman Mr. Kenneth H. Kraft Miss Ramsay Nevitt Mr. & Mrs. Warren Fatheree Mr. & Mrs. William D. Helprin '54 Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Kroft Mr. & Mrs. Duncan H. Newell Ann Corbin '62 Mr. & Mrs. Walter W. Kuhn Phyllis Dorr '37 Hon. & Mrs. Peter T. Fay '51 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin F. Kuhns '35 Mrs. Lawrence E. Norem

10 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Miss Marjorie M. Norris '51 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Raymond Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Searson '52 Miss Laurie L. Strehl '75 Mr. Theodore H. Northrup '75 Dr. Philip C. Reece '28 Carol Smith'51 Mr. UlrichM. Studer'71 Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. O'Connor Ms. Nancy Corse Reed '55 Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Seibert Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Stufflebeam '34 Miss Susan P. O'Donnell '78 Mrs. David Remer Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Selton '72 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Swacker '50 Dr. Leroy H. Oetjen '58 Mr. & Mrs. Clyde W. Rescott '70 Pamela Lippoldt '72 Marilyn Dean '49 Mr. & Mrs. Almerin C. O'Hara Mr. Kenneth R. Rich Mr. Arthur H. Sewell Mrs. Paul Talmey Marjorie Rushmore '31 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene H. Roberts '75 Mr. J. Richard Sewell '44 Mr. Wilson T. Tate'51 Mr. & Mrs. Edmund R. Okoniewski '51 Mr. & Mrs. Henry B. Roberts '51 Mr. & Mrs. Roy Sewell Mr. & Mrs. James D. Taylor Helen Fines '51 Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Robertson Mary Klingel '66 Miss Patricia Tennant '49 Dr. & Mrs. David Olson Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin G. Robertson '66 Mr. William R. Shelton '48 Mrs. Mary Keene Thomas (dec.) Mr. & Mrs. S. H. Olson Mrs. Joan King Robertson '72 Dr. & Mrs. Walter B. Shepherd '71 Miss Myra A. Thomas '31 Mr. & Mrs. James K. Oppenheim '68 Mr. & Mrs. L. H. Robertson Janice Gunter '69 Mr. Orville R. Thomas '47 Mr. & Mrs. James H. Ottaway '33 Mrs. Dana Roblee Mrs. Elizabeth Hall Sherman '41 Miss Terri J. Thoreson '78 Ruth Hart '33 Mr. & Mrs. James T. Rocker '80 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Shollenberger '70 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon G. Thornley Mr. & Mrs. Beville S. Outlaw Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Rogers Chris Broving '69 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Tierney Mr. & Mrs. John B. Owens Mr. J. Ross Rosazza '68 Mr. & Mrs. Basil A. Shorb Mr. & Mrs. E. Paul Tobin Mr. & Mrs. Randolph G. Owsley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rose Constance Hirschman '69 Mr. & Mrs. A. Tomasso Barbara Jones '61 Sara Perrott '68 Mrs. Howard W. Showalter Mr. & Mrs. James C. Treadway '65 Mrs. Schuyler Pardee Mrs. Sue B. Rosenfelt Mr. Everts S. Sibbernsen '50 Mrs. Thomas P. Tredway Mr. John F. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. William S. Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Skolfield Mr. & Mrs. Russell Troutman Mr. & Mrs. James Paull Mr. & Mrs. Carl D. Ross Mrs. Roy H. Smith Mr. Fred C. Trump Margaret Carmichael '60 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Roth Sara Luce '35 Mr. & Mrs. J. Walter Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Fleetwood D. Peeples '27 Mr. Richard L. Rothschild '72 Mrs. W. Quentin Smith Marjorie Sommer '50 Dorothy Nichols '33 Dr. & Mrs. John R. Royer Eleanora Roush '36 Mr. B. Palmer Tuthill '49 Miss Victoria G. Peirce '36 Dr. & Mrs. J. R. Rozier Dr. & Mrs. Dean Spear Mr. Ernst A. Upmeyer '29 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Peloquin '54 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Salley '32 Betty Harbison '38 Mr. & Mrs. Albert C. Valdes '32 Mr. S. Barksdale Penick Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Salmon '63 Mr. & Mrs. Glen W. Spears Mr. & Mrs. Oliver B. Van Dyck Mr. & Mrs. Dan Philips Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Samaha Harriet Rose '39 Marita Stueve '38 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Phillips Mrs. Marjory B. Sanger Miss Barbara A. Spencer '54 Mr. Robert A. Vergenz '78 Ruth Whittaker '62 Dr. & Mrs. Wilson G. Scanlon '36 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Spross '27 Dr. J. Robie Vestal Mrs. Marjory McMichael Pickard '30 Dr. & Mrs. Marvin M. Scarbrough '39 Mr. Leon M. Stackler '39 Mr. & Mrs. George G. Villere '66 Mr. & Mrs. Alton G. Pitts Mr. & Mrs. Leander Schaidt '62 Mr. Loren E. Stake Mr. George M. Waddell '38 Mr. Abe Plough Mary Cramblitt '64 Mrs. Calvin W. Stein Mr. & Mrs. Martin S. Wales Mr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Pohl '70 Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Schatzel Mr. & Mrs. F. H. Steiwer Betty Carson '42 Mr. George P. Ponte '57 Mr. & Mrs. L. R. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Stephens '31 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander J. Walker '73 Miss May Porter '48 Candace Secor '31 Mrs. John Sterchi Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Walker Mr. & Mrs. James F. Pou Mr. Roger L. Schoening '47 Mr. & Mrs. Junius B. Stevens '73 Mr. & Mrs. Webster U. Walker '57 Clara Mosack '50 Dr. & Mrs. Hampton L. Schofield '31 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Stewart '60 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Walsh Mrs. Charles H. Pratt Mr. Steven G. Schott '76 Carol Muir '60 Josephine Caruso '43 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Rackensperger Lt. Col. Marjorie E. Schulten '37 Mr. Thomas S. Stewart '79 Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Ward '73 Mr. & Mrs. Garland L. Radford '80 Mr. Eric R. Schwarz '80 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stine Mr. Louis B. Warren Miss Arte Mishie Ramey Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Scocca Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Stockman '65 Mrs. Harrison R. Weaver Mr. & Mrs. James K. Ramsey Jane Ruble '63 Sally Charles '65 Mr. & Mrs. David C. Weeks Mrs. Russell W. Ramsey Mr. & Mrs. Steven Scudder Dr. & Mrs. D. Parker Stokes Betsey Gaffe '67 Elfreda Winant '35 Elizabeth Rathbone '32 Marilyn Charles '71 Dr. William G. Weiss '70 Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Randall Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Seabury Dr. & Mrs. Alvord L. Stone '22 Mrs. Edward R. Welles Louise Brett '33 Ruth Waldron '22 Mr. & Mrs. Clyde A. West Mrs. George R. White Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm H. Whitelaw '38 Mrs. Albra H. Whitmore Florence Edris '26 Mrs. Robert Whitney Mr. N. Trammell Whittle '49 Mr. & Mrs. J. Harvie Wilkinson Mr. & Mrs. David J. Williams '58 Frances Swicegood '57 Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Wilson Miss Damaris 0. Wilson '30 Dr. & Mrs. R. Sloan Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Sloan Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Winant '36 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Winder Patricia Sheppard '54 Mrs. C. Carolyn Winkelman Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Witherell '51 Winder Andrews '53 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne G. Wolfe Mr. & Mrs. Valentine Wood Mr. & Mrs. V. E. Woodman Mr. Thomas M. Wrenn Mr. Kenneth Wynne '72 Mr. Charles C. Zehler '28 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. George H. Zimmerman Virginia Fisher '29 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest K. Zoller '29

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 11 Parents Association

In a very real sense there is no greater endorsement of the College's program than a gift from the parents of a student. Rollins benefits greatly from the active support of parents who value the kinds of educational C.E. Meyer, Jr. experiences and opportunities for personal growth which the College Chairman, provides. There is a true story of a person presenting the needs and Parents Advisory opportunities of another institution to a foundation official. That official Committee; interrupted the set speech to ask quietly, "Would you want your own son to President, TWA go there?" The applicant hesitated. And the institution did not get the desired foundation contribution. For all those parents who stand proudly with Rollins, the faculty and alumni are grateful. One of our greatest assets is Mrs. Walter W. Kuhn, Jr. the "Family" tradition which binds together the generations of Rollins Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kusel College. Mr. & Mrs. Leon J. LaChance Mr. & Mrs. James H. Langlois Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Langsenkamp III Mr. & Mrs. David G. MacMillan Mr. & Mrs. Lewis C. Affelder Mrs. F. W. Drybrough, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. MacTaggart Dr. & Mrs. George N. Aldredge, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Willis H. duPont Mr. Henry Maiucci Mr. & Mrs. James Anderson III Mr. & Mrs. George S. Dutter Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McDonald, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Willard R. Ashburn, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Clifton 0. Duty Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Meyer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stewart F. Asimus Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Dvorak Mr. & Mrs. Vance C. Miller Mr. Carl W. Balling Mr. & Mrs. Mark Fannon Mr. & Mrs. Merton N. Minter, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barensfeld Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. Morris Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Barnhorst Mr. & Mrs. Salvador Figueroa Mr. Edward S. O'Connor Dr. Robert B. Beaudoin Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Flach Mr. & Mrs. S. H. Olson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Bender IV Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Flynn Mr. & Mrs. John E. O'Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Rodgers Benjamin Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Franzen Mr. & Mrs. Beville S. Outlaw, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. E. V. Benjamin III Mr. Richard L. Freeman Mr. & Mrs. John B. Owens Mr. William E. Benjamin II Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Friedlander Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Parsons Mr. & Mrs. Marland E. Benner Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Galbreath Mrs. Ann B. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Newton U. Berwig Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Gettings Mr. & Mrs. Rankin P. Peck, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Bobley Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Gibbons Mr. & Mrs. John G. Pender Mr. & Mrs. T C. Boyenton Mr. & Mrs. Ned Glover Mrs. Phoebe Phillips Dr. & Mrs. William P. Brodie Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Goebel, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Wellington J. Ramsey III Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Buffum Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Goff Mr. & Mrs. Bobby G. Ray Mr. & Mrs. Frank Calistro Mr. George I. Gondelman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Raymond, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Edmund B. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. William Gongas Mr. Kenneth R. Rich Mr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Carpenter Mr. & Mrs. William E. Goodman IV Mr. & Mrs. George F. Riegel, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Norman D. Carter Judge & Mrs. Gardner F. Goodwyn Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Warren H. Chaffee Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Correll Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Rodman Mr. & Mrs. Rick L. Christy Mr. & Mrs. William P. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Carl D. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Lee J. Colling Mr. & Mrs. Craig B. Harlan Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Roth Dr. & Mrs. Roger G. Conant Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hauske Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Russo Mr. & Mrs. William H. Cooke Dr. & Mrs. Paul Heise Mr. A. L. Samaha Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Coon Mr. & Mrs. Hans J. Hinrichs Dr. & Mrs. W. J. Schefstad Dr. & Mrs. E. Newbold Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hoak Mr. & Mrs. William S. Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Philip B. Crosby Mr. & Mrs. Paul Heuber Mr. & Mrs. George A. Shutt Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Curtis Mr. Jerry Iverson Mr. & Mrs. Frederick B. Silliman Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Darmstadt Dr. & Mrs. Gordon W. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Edward T Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Deane Mr. Arthur L. Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Slavens Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. DeKay Mr. & Mrs. George H. Jacobus Mr. Walter K. Stapleton Mr. & Mrs. G. Paul Denecke Mr. George N. Jahn Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Stark Mr. & Mrs. P. 0. DesMarais Mr. Walter M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Steiwer Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Dever Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Jucker Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stone Mr. & Mrs. William T DiCiurcio Mr. & Mrs. R. K. Keith Mr. & Mrs. M. L. Strauss Mr. & Mrs. Niroljub Djuric Dr. & Mrs. Aaron Kimche Dr. Daniel A. Sugarman Mr. & Mrs. Scott Donaldson Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Kleinschmidt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Thornley Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G. Drews Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Kroft, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Tierney II

12 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Tomasso, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. A. Arnold Wettstein Mr. & Mrs. Cabell Woodward, Jr. Mr. Fred C. Trump Dr. & Mrs. R. Sloan Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Gibson I. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Van Sant Mrs. C. Carolyn Winkelman Mr. & Mrs. Kay M. Yeuell Mr. Roger F. Vierra Mr. & Mrs. Wayne G. Wolfe Mr. William B. Young Mrs. Joan A. Welles Mr. & Mrs. Valentine Wood Mr. & Mrs. Larry E. Zent

Foundations and Associations

Foundations and Associations provide symbolic and material support Foundations for Rollins. In particular, thier grants help to make possible the Gordon J. Barnett Foundation development of innovative programs. Private, philanthropic foundations and Bateman Foundation associations have been a notable boon — and a typically American one — to Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, independent institutions. This has been clearly the case at Rollins College Inc. this past year. Programmatic support has helped to keep Rollins on the The George F. Collins, Jr., Foundation cutting edge of education. The foundations contributing to Rollins compose Jessie Ball duPont Religious, an impressive and gratifying group. Rollins is indeed proud of the company it Charitable and E ducational Fund keeps. The Kaltenborn Foundation Harry P. Leu Foundation Albin Polasek Foundation, Inc. Associations Rollins College Alliance Francaise Presser Foundation Altrusa Club of Winter Park Rollins College Casa Iberia Club William G. Selby and Marie Selby Central Florida Embroiderers Guild Rollins College English Department Foundation Central Florida Tennis Confederation Rollins College Faculty Club L. Corrin Strong Trust Chinese School of Central Florida Rollins College Phi Delta Theta Algernon Sydney Sullivan Florida Symphony Society, Inc. Fraternity Foundation Kiwanis Club of Winter Park Rollins College X Club Trismen Foundation National Secretaries Association University Club of Winter Park Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, - Winter Park Chapter Winter Park Society of Friends Inc.

Corporate Associates

Business support is vital to the Rollins enterprise. It is realized through the Corporate Associates program. These corporate citizens recognize the Continental Resources Company vital importance of private enterprise fortifying private higher education. Mr. J.B. Goldman The Corporate Associates, through various personal contacts, stand behind Acting President quality, leadership, and exploration at Rollins College. They see the College Cooper, Simms, Nelson & and its graduates — who have been educated, not simply trained, and who Mosley Insurance are prepared to be problem-solvers — as important for the community and Mr. Thomas C. Nelson the nation. Their support is both general, for the arts and sciences, and for Secretary/Treasurer the development of the graduate business program of the Crummer School. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of The United States Barnett Bank of Winter Park, Mr. Coy Eklund ABC Liquor, Inc. N.A. President Mr. Jack D. Holloway Mr. Charles K. Cross Ernst & Whinney President President Mr. Edward J. Manning/ The Advertising Checking Bon Voyage International Mr. Charles M. Potter Bureau, Inc. Travel, Inc. Partners (The Katzenberger Foundation, Mr. Anthony E. Levi Florida Coca-Cola Inc.) Chase Groves, Inc. Bottling Company Mr. Dale Rapp Mr. Sidney 0. Chase, Jr. Mr. J.A. Wieland Captain Homer N. Allen Vice President Area Manager Barnett Bank of Cocoa Combanks Corporation Florida Power Corporation Mr. John T. Cannon III Mr. John S. Lord Mr. Andrew H. Hines, Jr. President President President Summer 1981 Alumni Record 13 Helman Hurley Charvat Peacock/Architects, Inc. Mr. Alan C. Helman President Inland Container Corporation Mr. David L. Patterson Chairman, Scholarship Committee Ivey's of Florida Mr. Stanley Zweck-Bronner President Keller Music Company Mr. Holly M. Keller, Jr. President Martin Marietta Corporation Mr. Robert J. Whelan President, Orlando Aerospace Rollins Honors Alumni Division (left) President Thaddeus Seymour presents Dr. Robert Lado '39 with the Rollins College Ken Moore Associates, Inc. Distinguished Alumnus Award during the 1981 Commencement ceremonies in May. Also honored during the ceremonies was Dr. Harry Gao '31 (right), who returned to the Mr. Kenneth W. Moore, Jr., CLU Rollins campus from China in order to receive an honorary Doctor of Science Degree. National Beverages, Inc. Mr. Harold M. Street President The Sears-Roebuck Foundation UnionMutual Life Pan American Bank of Orlando, Mr. Clyde West Insurance Company N.A. General Manager, Mr. Michael J. Corgiat Mr. Ernest M. Kelly, Jr. Central Florida Stores Branch Manager President United States Sugar Security First Federal Corporation Park Federal Savings Savings and Loan Mr. John B. Boy Mr. J. Blair Culpepper Association President President Mr. Terry R. Smith United Telephone System Vice President L.D. Plante, Inc. - Florida Group Mr. Lawrence D. Plante Mr. Hubert I. Siddall, C.L.U. Dr. Jack B. Critchfield President President Scotty's Inc. Sun Bank, N.A. Winderweedle, Haines, Mr. Harold W. Taylor Mr. Buell G. Duncan, Jr. Ward & Woodman, P.A. Senior Vice President Chairman and C.E.O. Harold A. Ward III, Esq.

Matching Gift Companies

Many businesses and corporations have instituted a Matching Gifts Equitable Life Assurance Society program to help private colleges help themselves. Through the generosity of Exxon Education Foundation alumni and friends who claim these matching gifts from their companies, First National Bank of Boston Rollins benefits substantially. The College is pleased to acknowledge those First National Bank in St. Louis companies who have matched the gifts of employees to Rollins in the past Foxboro Company year and who have increased our financial resources. General Dynamics Corporation General Cinema Corporation Aid Association for Lutherans Chemical Bank General Electric Foundation American Airlines Connecticut Bank & Trust Company General Telephone & Electronics Amerada Hess Corporation Conoco Inc. General Mills Foundation Appraisers and Planners, Inc. Consolidated Coal Company Georgia Pacific Corporation Beatrice Foods Company Crown Zellerbach Corporation Gillette Company Bendix Corporation Dana Corporation Foundation B.F. Goodrich Company CBS Incorporated Dexter Corporation Goldman, Sachs & Company Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc. Dow Chemical Company Gulf Oil Foundation Century Banks, Inc. Emhart Corporation Hartford National Bank & Trust

14 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Harris Foundation Northwest Bancorporation Time, Inc. H.J. Heinz Company Foundation Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Transamerica Corporation Honeywell Foundation Hewlett Packard Company Transco Companies, Inc. Interpace Foundation K.E. Pigman Inc. Travelers Insurance Companies International Business Machines Pitney Bowes UOP Foundation International Telephone & Telegraph Price Waterhouse Foundation Union Camp Johnson & Johnson Prudential Insurance Company of United Technologies Corporation Jefferson-Pilot Corporation America United Telephone System-Florida Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Reynolds Metals Foundation Group Kimberly Clark Foundation Rockefeller Family & Associates Unionmutual Charitable Foundation Koppers Company Foundation Rockwell International Corporation UpJohn Company Liberty Corporation Scott Paper Company Wachovia Bank & Trust Company, Martin Marietta Corporation Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. N.A. Marsh & McClennan SmithKline Corporation Western Electric Fund Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Southern Bell Telephone Westinghouse Educational McGraw-Hill Foundation Sperry-Univac Foundation Mead Corporation Foundation Springs Mills, Inc. Washington Post Merck Company Foundation Stauffer Chemical Company Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Sun Company, Inc. World Book-Childcraft Company Texaco, Inc. International Inc. National Bank of Detroit Textron Charitable Trust Xerox Corporation NCR Foundation Texas Eastern Transmission Arthur Young Foundation Corporation

Tar Boosters

The Tar Boosters rally around Rollins' symbol — the "Tar," a sailor, Mr. Alan C. Helman an explorer, a team-player on board ship. The "Boosters" are alumni and Mr. William J. Hill friends in the community who recognize the value of a first-rate athletic Mr. Rudolph G. Hlavek program as an integral part of the liberal arts tradition. They contribute from Mr. David S. Holland '75 $25.00 as members and from $100.00 as Ambassadors. They maintain the Mr. Charles Hollaway exciting quality of Rollins' athletics. Mrs. Edith Holloway Mr. & Mrs. Oscar E. Howard Dr. Gordon Howell '64 Mr. Tracy J. Allen Mr. James J. Coates Mr. Phil F. Hurt, Jr. '65 Mr. R. Keith Altizer Mr. Lee J. Colling Mr. Allen D. Irvine Mrs. Patsy Andress Mr. James E. Cooper '64 Mr. C. Douglas Kerr '66 Mr. Nissim Astrouk '78 Mr. James T. Craig Mr. John D. Kirouac '68 Mr. F.E. Averill, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Jack B. Critchfield Mr. Elkin Kreitzer Mr. C.R. Bachmann Mr. Paul L. Curtis Mr. H. Cary Kresge, Jr. '66 Mr. Don Balloon Dr. & Mrs. Edward F. Danowitz Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kunze Mr. Clyde E. Bare Mr. H. Ron Davidson, Jr. Mr. David H. Lord '69 Mr. William F. Bateman Mr. William H. Decker Mr. John S. Lord Mr. Arthur B. Berk Mr. Martin A. DeRita '66 Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. MacLeod Mr. Quentin E. Bittle '43 Mrs. H. Karl Dimlich Mr. Jerome McCauley Dr. Robert D. Bloodwell Mr. James A. Driver Mr. William B. Mesmer Mr. James R. Boyer, C.L.U. Mr. Stephen R. Feller '67 Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. Michel '38 Mr. & Mrs. Carter A. Bradford Mr. James J. Fenstermaker Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Miller Dr. William P. Brodie Mr. & Mrs. Dennis N. Folken '56-'56 Mr. T. W. Miller, Jr. '33 Mr. Peter S. Cahall'71 Mr. Axel B. Forslund Mr. & Mrs. K. F. Murrah Mr. Francis P. Callan Mr. Owen Frakes '76 Dr. & Mrs. Francis J. Natolis '51 -'50 Mr. Carl C. Campbell Mr. Robert E. Garrett Mr. Thomas C. Nelson '53 Mr. Dwaine Carr Mr. Byron W. Giltz Dr. David Olson Mr. Daniel L. Carr '64 Mr. Chip Ginkel Mr. & Mrs. Beville S. Outlaw, Jr. Mr. Dennis J. Casey '63 Mr. Charles E. Gordon '68 Mr. Howard L. Palmer Judge & Mrs. Don Cheney '07-'10 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gordon '51 Mr. Donald C. Parsons Mr. Christopher Clanton '68 Miss Carrie Hansen Mr. John Pilarcik Mrs. Asia A. Clemmans Mr. & Mrs. Ray E. Hansen Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Plumb Mr. & Mrs. Roger Clerk Mrs. Paul H. Harris '46 Mr. D. Jack Powell, Jr. '57 Summer 1981 Alumni Record 15 Mr. & Mrs. Bobby G. Ray Dr. Donald R. Sondag Mr. Oliver B. Van Dyck Mr. Stephen G. Reich Mr. Gary L. Sorensen Mr. John F. Wagner, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Riva Mr. & Mrs. Ned B. Spake '67 Mr. Jobie F. Watson Mr. William A. Rizzo Judge George Sprinkel IV Mr. David C. Weeks Dr. Charles Robbins '72 Mr. John G. Squires Mr. I. Richard Weiner Mr. Loren H. Roby Mr. Loren E. Stake Mrs. Winifred E. Weston Mr. J. D. Saurman Mr. & Mrs. George R. Stedronsky Mr. Richard E. Whiteside, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. W. J. Schefstad Mr. William M. Stern Mr. Samuel G. Whittaker Mr. Jay E. Schenck Mr. W. Dean Struble Mr. & Mrs. R. R. Williams '57-'56 Mr. Lawrence A. Schmitz Mr. James D. Taylor Mr. Charles 0. Wingate Mr. Howard W. Schoen Mr. J. Robert Taylor Mrs. C. Carolyn Winkelman Mr. Mark W. Sehnert Mr. Raymond A. Tiley Mr. Robert M. Winslow '71 Mr. Marvin Sehnert Mr. & Mrs. Fletcher Tilton, Jr. Mr. Victor E. Woodman Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Seibert Mr. W. Durand Tomlin Mr. Thomas Wrenn Mr. David Shaw Mr. Ray A. Trovillion '10 Mr. Sam J. Wright, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Slavens

Rollins Amateur Golf Championship

The Rollins Amateur Golf Championship provides a delightful and B. Ray Howard rewarding opportunity for participants to enjoy the finest amateur golf Lynn B. Howie tournament in the Southeast while knowing that it is all in a good cause. The Enders P. Huey proceeds go to establish Scholarships for deserving students attending David Hughes Rollins. In 1980-81, over $14,000 was raised for the Scholarship Fund from F. Neal Johnson the RAGC — which was a source of pride and pleasure for all involved. E. Austin Jones, Jr. Edward L. Jucker David K. Adamson Robert Dunn Robert M. Klingler F. Monroe Alleman Denis L. Durkin Marvin B. Koontz Tracy J. Allen Joe Endry David L. Kunkler Axel Anderson, M.D. Vincent Evans Jack Ledoux Irvin G. Angel MajGen. Salvador E. Felices (Ret.) Alan Lee George Ashby James J. Fenstermaker Jerry R. Linscott J. Rushton Bailey Steve Finley Jeff Lockwood Norton M. Baker, M.D. Billy B. Fuller Buford E. Long G Thomas Ball David 0. Fulton David Lord '69 W. A. Barwick, Jr. Richard T Fulton G. Fred Lorenzen Don J. Brady Fred W. Gahr Tom Lyons L. Erich Braun Peter Gaidis '69 Richard K. McClung, D.D.S. Murray J. Brooks James C. Galbraith James F. McConnell, Sr. Jim W. Brownlow Charles P. Garrison David H. McKeithan '50 Harry Bull Edward J. Gennaro James R. McLauchlin Alexander T. Carducci, M.D. John L. Glenn, Jr. John A. Mack Wayne L. Carse Herman Goodwin, Jr. '48 Fred MacLeod Edward H. Christy William R. Gordon '51 Champ J. Madigan, Sr. James R. Clark Jesse Graham Don Mealey Thomas H. Clarke Roy W. Graham William Mesmer Jim Coates John C. Grubb D. L. Miller Joe R. Coats Louis R. Haney T. William Miller, Jr. '33 William H. Cooke Jack W. Harris William C. Mitchell, M.D. Dr. Jack B. Critchfield Norman Harris Sidney C. Moore, Jr. Tom Crowe Paul H. Harris '45 Edward Moriarty John Culley Thomas A. Harrison III Dale E. Moyer J. Blair Culpepper Frank Harshaw George A. Neder, Jr., M.D. Joe Cusick George B. Hearne, Jr. John H. North Dr. Edward Danowitz H. W. Helem, Jr. M. E. Ormond H. E. Davis Edward Heveran Robert F. Panning Tony DiNatale James L. Hewitt J. Robert Patterson William E. Doster Raymond T. Hibbard D. Jack Powell '57 James A. Driver Roger Holler, Jr. Kenneth N. Powell 16 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Charles W. Radcliffe Don Rader Robert H. Ragans, Jr. Don Reid Bruce Remsburg '55 Wilson L. Revell John M. Richey William H. Robbinson John E. Robinson, Jr. Philip D. Rogers Charles Rosenfelt William Rosenfelt Robert Ruelle Harry C. Rutledge Stephen D. Saboff Ed Sapko Martin R. Satava James D. Saurman Jay E. Schenck Ronald R. Shuck Britt Simms B. G. Smith Kenneth W. Smith Donald Sondag, M.D. Gary L. Sorensen John Squires William C. VanNess II, M.D. Derial Whitehead Dick Stewart Walter F. Wagner Joe R. Williams '53 George Stuart Larry J. Wall Thomas C. Williams Herbert Sunshine Gavin H. Watson, Jr. Warren E. Williams Emmett M. Tally, Jr. Herbert E. Watson David W. Wilson Richard 0. Thomas, Jr. Jobie R. Watson Robert M. Winslow'71 John B. Thorsen Nicholas L. Weis Charles A. Wright Paul Tobin Robert E. White Harold Wyatt James Tubbs Frank J. White Phillip K. Zimmerman

Friends of the Annie Russell Theatre

The Friends of the Annie Russell Theatre provide sustaining enrich- Mrs. Joe Lefkowtiz ment of the Theatre at Rollins, above and beyond its budgetary resources. Polly Moeller Leavengood Consequently, their "extra" help underwrites the excellence of theatre at Mr. & Mrs. William Loving Rollins and assists in continuing to make the Annie Russell Theatre the Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Lupo center of delight and service to the community. Mr. Larry Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Weldon B. Manwaring Mr. Daniel S. Abbott Mr. & Mrs. Michael Marlowe '65 Mr. Clinton Adams Mr. Philip C. Gregory Mr. & Mrs. David H. McKeithan Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jon Appleton Mrs. Lucille H. Gunn '50-'54 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Roy H. Halldeen, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Meyer Mr. George Barley Dr. Edward J. Harrell Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Misho Miss Phyllis M. Barnett Mr. William J. Hill Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Carter A. Bradford Mrs. Raymond C. Hoffmann Mr. & Mrs. Lee Mitchell Miss Loraine A. Branneky Mr. John W. Holloway Mr. Randall Mallett Moore '70 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Busche Mrs. Sara Howden '35 Mrs. A. A. Murphey Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cathcart Dr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Howery Mr. Edmund L. Murray Mr. & Mrs. Eugene D. Coleman, Mr. & Mrs. Warren F. Johnston Dr. & Mrs. John Nagay '34-'38 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry Jontz Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Neely '65 Dr. & Mrs. J. B. Critchfield Leon Kellman & Nancy Kellman Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert W. Noble Mr. Maison G. deNavarre Mr. John M. & Sally D. Kest '70 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Packard Mrs. Jessie E. Drey Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Kimbrough Mr. & Mrs. Arnold D. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Stuart R. Fleming Mr. & Mrs. John W. Kouba, Jr. Mrs. Schuyler Pardee Mr. & Mrs. Abraham H. Golden Mr. Jack Ledoux Judge & Mrs. Maurice M. Paul Summer 1981 Alumni Record 17 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Pipkin Mr. Alton G. Pitts Mr. Peter Powell '77 Mrs. Dorothy E. Purdie Dr. Mark & Rosalind G. Ritter Wayne & Kathy Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby Mr. & Mrs. William S. Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. Emory R. Sellers, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Hubert I. Siddall Mr. & Mrs. Vitold Standish Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stine Col. & Mrs. Edward L. Strohbehn Mr. & Mrs. Gordon G. Thornley Mr. John Tiedtke Dr. & Mrs. C. Philip Torrance Mr. Roger H. Wall Mrs. Osburn C. Wilson '34 Mr. & Mrs. Rabun M. Wood, Jr.

Friends of the Cornell Fine Arts Center

rri he Friends of The George D. and Harriet W. Cornell Fine Arts Mrs. Nancy Loving A Center Museum comprise a group dedicated to fostering the mission of a Dr. & Mrs. Hugh McKean '30 first-rate museum, serving the campus and the community. In 1980-81 Mrs. Elinor Miller '33 Friends sponsored a stunning sculpture by Jane Armstrong. As a result, one Mrs. Sarah Anne Mitchell of these pieces of sculpture was add ed to the permanent collection of the Mrs. Kathryn Morgan Cornell Fine Arts Center Museum. The Friends do research, serve as Mrs. Valerie Morris docents, guide tours, and generally share in the excitement and enlightment Mrs. Rachel Murrah of the Center. Mrs. Sue Parnell Mrs. Jo Patterson Mrs. Kelly Pflug Mrs. Susan Arkin Mrs. Chris Folwell Mrs. Marjory Pickard '30 Mrs. Charlotte Baggett Mrs. Ucola Forness Mrs. Elizabeth Piper Mrs. Suzanne Boice Mrs. Frances Forrester Mrs. Diane Reece Mrs. Phyllis Bolen Mrs. Sara Galloway Mrs. Billie Reed Mrs. Tala Brodie Mrs. Charlotte H. Geyer Mrs. Linda Rhodes '66 Miss Elizabeth Brothers Mrs. James L. Goodwin Ms. Wendy Robuck Mrs. Patricia Brumlik Mrs. Peggy Gordon Mrs. Peggy Rogers Mrs. Niki Bryan Mrs. Lucille Gunn Mrs. Sallie B. Sample Mrs. Becky Candler Mrs. K.G. Harker Mrs. Ann Saurman Mrs. Sandy Carroll Mrs. Gail Harris '46 Mr. Art Sewell Mrs. Jane Cochrane Dr. & Mrs. G. Hodges Mrs. Polly Seymour Mrs. Dickie Colado '27 Mrs. Frank Hubbard Mrs. Betty Sherman '76 Mr. & Mrs. George Cornell '35 Mrs. Frances Jahn Mrs. Sue Strickland '74 Mrs. Nancy Critchfield Mrs. Nancy N. Johnson '50 Mrs. Carolyn Talmey Mrs. Judy DeBoard Mrs. Virginia T. Jones Mrs. Mary Villwock Mrs. Shelley Dittmer Mrs. Stephanie Kindel Mrs. Libby Ward Mrs. Deanna Duvall Dr. Marianna LaRue Mrs. Marilyn P. Welsh Mrs. Gail Dyer Mrs. Cecelia Lasbury Mrs. Ramona Whitney Mrs. Virginia Emerson Mrs. Isabel Lenssen Mrs. Louise Woodman Mrs. Beverly Evans Mrs. Patricia Levis Mrs. Hope Yeuell Mrs. Margaret Ewing Mrs. Florence Linck Mrs. Isabel Zoller

18 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Deferred Gifts and Bequests

It has been said that one can make money by giving it away. Sound too good to be true? It really can happen because of various tax breaks Uncle Sam offers to encourage us to help the tax-exempt institutions like Rollins we would like to support. How does it work? Gifts which pay you or other beneficiaries a life-time income can be funded in cash, of course, but often it is even more advantageous to use long- term, appreciated property like securities, real estate, or even a valuable pewter or stamp collection. You obtain a charitable deduction to lower your income tax, avoid capital gains tax, and increase your income when you use stock paying low dividends or illiquid assets to fund the gift. You also remove assets from your taxable estate and under some of the plans can transfer funds to others while avoiding gift tax implications. Attractive as these features are, the primary reason for making such gifts to Rollins is a desire to preserve the high-quality private education it offers for future generations of students.

Deferred Gifts $398,427 During 1980-81 Rollins was named beneficiary of various irrevocable agreements from which the donors retained income for themselves or others and derived the advantages mentioned above. Ultimately, when the College's obligation to pay income ceases, these gifts will help to build our endowment. In effect, each donor gave the vine, but kept the fruit His or her right to income will continue for life, while Rollins' access to the principal is postponed to a future time, hence the name - deferred giving. The College's deferred giving program was adopted by the Board of Trustees and is under the overall supervision of a volunteer committee. Members of the Taxwise Giving Committee include Marion Haddad Brown '73, certified public accountant; Christopher Clanton '68, bank vice president and trust officer; Sara Harbottle Howden '35, Dean Emeritus of Women; Warren C. Hume '39, Rollins Trustee and business executive; Michael L. Marlowe '65, recent president of Rollins Alumni Association and attorney; Harold A. Ward, III, Rollins Trustee and attorney. Elizabeth Brothers, Associate Vice President for Development of Rollins, staffs the Committee.

Bequests $64,946 During 1980-81, Rollins was the grateful recipient of several legacies from the following generous and far-sighted alumni and friends:

Estate of Lennox L. Allen '36 Estate of Betty Trevor Fernbach '36 Estate of Edwin A. McQuaters '17 ♦Estate of Helen E. McQuaters Estate of John G. McKay '37 Estate of Helen Steinmetz '08

*Alumni Relative

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 19 Alumni Giving

Top Ten Classes Gifts For All Purposes

Class Percentage of Class Class No. of Year Participation Year Amount Year Donors "29 50 '35 $109,167 '66 57 '28 47 55 42,491 '68 53 '33 44 '34 15,279 '69 53 '27 43 '51 11,077 '76 45 '30 39 '61 10,028 '61 44 '41 38 '67 7.442 '65 43 '31 37 '39 7,205 '64 42 '35 36 '33 7.035 '51 40 '26 36 '69 6,744 77 38 '22 36 '56 6.417 '49 :)H '50 38 '41 38

Total Alumni Giving June 1, 1980 — May 31, 1981

Annual Fund (Unrestricted) No. of No. of Percentage of Alumni Donors Participation Ainouni College of Arts and Sciences 8,820 1,565 17.7 School of Continuing Education and Patrick Air Force Base Branch 4.000 165 4.1 School of Education and Human Development 2,010 48 2.4 Crummer Graduate School of Business 1,380 69 5.0 Graduate Program in Science 28 2 7.1 Graduate Program in Criminal Justice 350 8 2.3 Total: 16,588 Restricted and Special Purposes Total: 16,588 $422,343

Cornell Alumni Annual Fund Challenge Reunion Anniversary Challenge George D. and Harriet W. Cornell, '35 generously provided a Classes Ending in "1" and "6" challenge fund of $100,000 to assist Rollins in raising the total The Reunion Anniversary Challenge classes contributed $49,955 to level of giving by alumni. The challenge matched new gifts and the Alumni Annual Fund. A record $92,627 was received in gifts increases in previous giving. The goal was surpassed with from these classes. $48,161 in new gifts and $77,129 in increased giving, a total of $125,290.

20 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Alumni Giving Honor Roll of Donors

We honor and thank the following alumni 1929 (44, 50%) Wilfred E. Rice 1934 (73, 27%) donors for their generous support of Rollins, James Bartlett Orpha Hodson Ruttenbur Eugene D. Coleman Mary Lou Palmer Bowers Candace Secor Schmidt Burleigh B. Drummond during the fiscal period June 1, 1980 to May 31, Nancy K. Brown Hampton L. Schofield Josephine Van Zandt Evans 1981, through their gifts to the Alumni Annual Robert A. Burhans James M. Sheldon Mary Rogers Greiner Edwina Peterson Carruth Robert W. Stephens Sloat F. Hodgson Fund and gifts for other specific needs of the Philip H. Cummings Ronald Y. Stillman Herma J. Jefferys College. All alumni donors who made a contribution Russell L. Fuller Myra A. Thomas Thomas P. Johnson in Fiscal year 1981 are listed by class within the Mary Hansen Green Harry H. Tracy R. Ben Jones Ruth Ward Gurtler William Walton John R. Klosterman College's school or program they attended. Thelma Spurling Hayes Martha Gruver Wooton Harriet Beuscher Lawrence Mary Hall Hendrickson Thomas W. Lawton John A. Hilliard Mary B. Longest 1932 (57, 32%) Elizabeth Currier Morris Wilbur F. Jennings Viola Wilson Bryan William A. Mosteller Leila Hale Larkin Robert Cleveland Eleanor Wilcox Roberts Margaret White Lofroos Lottie Turner Cook Robert A. Robertson Virginia I. Mitchell W. Kenneth Curry- Robert E. Stufflebeam Harold J. Powers Manly C. Duckworth David Teachout Ann Lupton Stephens Harry A. Fosdick College of Arts and Sciences Arthur M. Wellington Lois Bartlett Tracy Donald E. French Rebecca Coleman Wilson Ernst A. Upmeyer Roy A. Klett Virginia Fisher Zimmerman Luther G. McDowall Ernest K. Zoller Carolyn Heine Planck 1935 (80, 36%) 1900-1919(54, 13%) 1926 (25, 36%) Florence Walker Provenzano Demaris Evans Cash Sara Yancey Belknap '18 Eva Thompson Adkins 1930 (72, 39%) Phyrne Squier Russell George D. Cornell Donald A. Cheney '07 Beryl Bowman Clara Adolfs George H. Salley Olcott H. Deming Fanny Robinson Cheney '10 Louis Carroll Marguerite Atterbury Elizabeth Rathbone Scudder Mary Louise Paul Dilge James I. Noxon '18 Ramon Colado Arthur H. Stafford Stuart C. Eaton Robert B. Colville Eleanor Blish William F. Ronald '06 Flora Furen Carmichael Albert C. Valdes Virginia McCall English Stella Smith Rose '13 Eloise Arms Forster Wallace T. Champneys Miriam Sprague Wellington Thomas J. Evans Kathryn Sims '19 Webber B. Haines Stella Weston Chapman Richard Wilkinson Charlotte Rathbone Fan- Ray A. Trovillion '10 Stanley E. Warner Margaret Hopkins Freeman Florence Edris Whitmore Frederick Chase Harrison Cobb 1933 (79, 44%) Blanche Fishback Galey Caroline Castle Glass Howard P. Delamater Jeanne Bellamy Bills 1920 (14, 14%) 1927 (23, 43%) Gottfried E. Dinzl Elliott P. Bryan Jonathan Hall Florence Smith Bell Alice Portner Bowling Louise Howes Duckworth Willie P. Wilson Carnes Eleanor Morse Hall Stanley J. West Jeannette Dickson Colado Ruth E. Ellsworth H. George Carrison Ariel Camp Hodgson Miriam Boyd Cummins Helen Foley Fuller Wallace H. Child Sara Harbottle Howden 1921 (None) Mildred Cook Flower Harriet Gleason Deborah Williams Connolly Joseph C. Howell Wilhelmina Freeman Greene Peggy Canning Goodell Thelma Van Buskirk Douglass Barbara Parsons Kinney Katharine Lewis Lehman Richard O. Harris Nancy Mclntosh Dubben Benjamin F. Kuhns 1922 (11, 36%) Fleetwood D. Peeples Elizabeth Wheatley Johnson Robert C. Dunbar Julia Large McCoy Evelyn G. Haynes Charles A. Spross John A. McClellan Gloria Peshmalyan Fleming Eleanor Reese Morse Vivian Barbour Howison Anna Van Nest Wood Helen Massey Mclntosh Jean Jackson Gano Wanita Dean Mutispaugh Alvord L. Stone Beatrice Jones Woodward Hugh F. McKean Philip W. Horton Elfreda Winant Ramsey Ruth Waldron Stone Dorothy Davis Morgan Kathleen Hara Howe Everett L. Roberts Marjory McMichael Pickard Myrabeth Reece Hughes George H. Rogers (dec.) 1923 (15, 20%) 1928 (43, 47%) Harriet Pipkorn Roehsler Margaret Cartwright John Letta Stanley Schultz Elfrieda Kolbe Adler Elizabeth Atkisson Cloyde H. Russell Boyd F. Kyner Sara Luce Smith Alice M. Campbell Allen Bartlett Virginia M. Stelle Emily Bookwalter Levy Jane Marshall Willis Mary Knoske Gebhart Phil D. Boardman Charlotte M. Stienhans Edwin B. Libbey Richard S. Wolfe Annie R. Campbell Damaris O. Wilson Dorothy Hallett Maury William T. Woodhull 1924 (21, 24%) Gertrude Ward Campbell Margaret Brown Woore Thomas W. Miller Georgia Gary Cannon Elinor Estes Mil lei- Frances Montgomery Austin Louise Holland Champneys 1936 (71, 28%) Laura Windsor Mills Horace P. Abbott Marian Rickard Fletcher Edward C. Eichstaedt 1931 (59, 37%) Thomas J. Morris Edwin R. Buttner Marcia Converse Hailey Grace Jaquith Geier Mathilde Mizener Andrews Dorothy Brown Orr Reginald T. Clough Katharine Barnes Sloan Beth V. Heide Blahoslav Balcar James H. Ottaway Virginia Jaekel Clough T. Campbell Thompson Laura Randall Huttig Jane Folsom Berry Ruth Hart Ottaway Dorothea Breck Dear Robert L. Lamartin Ralph Ewing (dec.) Dorothy Nichols Peeples Jean Astrup Faubel Albert W. Newton Pauline Bumby Farless 1925 (17, 24%) Constance Wetherel Peshmalyan William M. Fletcher Bertha Phiel Bobbitt James O. Newton Dorothy Allen Greene Dorothea Smoak Rice Robert W. Johnson Helen Meeker Hall Florence McKay Nichol Mary Race Harris Dorothy Hartridge Lewter William A. Rogers Leah Bartlett Lasbury Edna Wallace Johnston Philip C. Reece Louise Brett Seabury Jewel M. Lewter Doris B. Leavitt Ruth Amy Sebring Dorothy Vaden Ryan Isabelle Hill Sheldon Janet Traill Morris Beatrice Larsen Vincent Jean Fullington Shepherd Marjorie Rushmore O'Hara Carl F. Warner Dorothy Shepherd Smith Lizzie Schofield Poole Charles C. Zehler Polly Dudley Winans

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 21 Mary Elizabeth White Lemly Caroline Sandlin Fullerton Ralph 0. Hagood John K. Henderson Jane Thayer MacGaffin Carl Good Hoover Edward F. Jones 1948 (130, 23%) Muriel Fox Aronson P. Arnold Howell Marlen Eldredge Neumann John M. Hoy Philippa Herman Jones Joyce Jungclas Attee Nancy Neide Johnson Sterling P. Olmsted Joseph D. Johnson William L. Royall Mary Peters Bucher Mattie M. Kelly Victoria G. Peirce Margery Chindahl Kennedy Florence Castor Rudolph Herbert P. Lefevre Virginia Richardson Rodriquez Ann Mitchell Partridge Carson T. Seavey Lallie Rogers Burke Robert J. Costello Patricia Vansickle Magestro Wilson G. Scanlon Lois Johnson Pick Warren I. Titus Frank C. Mayer Eleanora Roush Smith Emily Graves Sillars Mary Stanley Turner William M. Davis Alice O'Neal Dye Myron H. McBryde Annette Twitchell Whiting Mary Marchman Stonerock Flora Harris Twachtman David H. McKeithan Daniel Winant Josephine Caruso Walsh Lee Bradley Fanger Earl F. Flanagan James E. McMenemy 1941 (97, 38%) Ina F. Goldberg Marcia Mulholland Meader 1937 (64, 23%) Betty De Giers Armstrong 1944 (77, 187c) Herman Goodwin Carol Posten Miller Barbara Trueblood Abbott Arthur E. Bernd John A. Bistline Philip D. Greene Thomas E. Mullen Steven H. Bamberger Betty Mackemer Bradley Julian Brewster Dorothy Aubinoe Griffith Virginia Butler Natolis Arthur H. Brownell John H. Buckwalter Barbara R. Cheney Ivor D. Groves James W. Ogilvie Miriam Gaertner Melvin Clanton David H. Faile Charles A. Gundelach Joseph Popeck Ralph H. Gibbs William Coe Maria Amaral Garcia De Souza Diane Raymond Harriman Clara Mosack Pou Dorothy Manwaring Huber Betty Hubbard Courtney Mary Hughes Harper Margaret Van Duzer Jelstrom Jean L. Reinhardt Richard H. Lee Dudley V. Darling Charles Harwood Mary Lou Sommer Koch Joanne Byrd Rogers Norman J. MacGaffin June Mutispaugh Daugherty Barbara Brokaw Knauer Barbara Herring Malis Yarda Carlson Rusterholz Nelson Marshall Barbara Brock Daugherty Edith Fitzpatrick Matheson Jane Gorman Mayer Everts S. Sibbernsen Grace Terry Marshall Anne Anthony Davis Philip M. Reed Lois Adams Miller Arthur W. Swacker Phyllis Dorr Newell Eleanor Rand Dolloff Dorothy Rice Patricia Wilder Peters Ann Knight Tennis Perry Oldham O'Toole Esther Peirce Enquist J. Richard Sewell May Porter Marjorie Sommer Tucker Frances Hyer Reynolds Claire C. Fontaine Max A. VVeissenburger Jack L. Redding James E. Windham Marjorie E. Schulten Willard R. Catling Marjorie Hansen Wilder Nancy Tusler Redfearn Margaret Bell Zurbrick Robert A. Stanley Frank L. Goetz Barbara Coith Ricker Margaret Wiley Green 1945 (77, 17%) Nancy Morgan Robertson 1951 (157, 25%) 1938 (84, 27%) L. Jerome Hagood Helen Willey Blachly Bert E. Roper Anne Garretson Barnhill Ralph H. Harrington Helen Brown Andrews Jocelyn Bower Booth William R. Shelton Elizabeth Bull Bauer Richard 0, Baldwin Luveme Phillips Hinson R. Nickson Carey Mary Austin Whitmore Clarke Berdan Carolyn Barrett Brosious Charlotte Stout Hooker Faith G. Cornwall Virginia Brooks Berdan Herbert W. Hoover Catherine Bailey Coleman Mabel Mabry Dann Liston D. Bochette Frank M. Hubbard 1949 (150, 25%) Richard S. Cutchin Nancy Corbett Dillon Melvin L. Blockinger Norma Thaggard Bochette Isabel Moberly Ferrer Betty Stevens Hunt Judith Sutherland Galbraith Don E. Brinegar Nancy Locke Johnson Samuel A. Burchers Bernice Gardner Healy Marie Rogers Gilbert Elaine Rounds Budd Frances C. Montgomery Sue Adams Chinnock Mary Gulnac Houghton Mary Campbell Greene Judith Baker Cahn June Reinhold Myers Antonio Consoli Ruth Price Lee George P. Gross Joan Champion Pat Van Schoiack Redlick June Nelson Crisafi Virginia Dunn Meriam Paul H. Harris Peter T. Fay Richard E. Rodda Monica Egan Frances Robinson Michel Grace Sebree Korewick William R. Gordon Suzanne Willis Sams Bernard Friedland Nan Poeller Norton Jessie McCreery Reed J. Max Grulke G. Kenneth Scudder Joseph A. Friedman John 0. Rich Virginia A. Han- Carl J. Sedlmayr Charles C. Harra Ruth Blunden Scrimsher Raymond 0. Holton James E. Imand Elizabeth Hall Sherman 1946 (85, 18%) Alice Smith Johnson J. Sands Showalter Alice Ruth Austin Mary Frances Hill Holton Warren F. Siddall Wilbur E. Johnson Betty Myers Shumate Margaret Mandis Caraberis Shirley Fry Irvin Carolyn Lewis Siddall Ann Greene Key Betty Harbison Spear Thomas E. Cole Paul F. Klinefelter Robert F. Stonerock Lois Paxton Kling Robert H. Van Beynurn Joan Herman Eagle Rosann Shaffer Klinefelter Rudolf Toch Lois Johnston Larson Marita Stueve Van Dyck C. Marc Gilmore William F. Koch Verges Van Wickle Gale Smith Mayfield R. Siley Vario Gail DeForest Harris Warren F. Kuehl Jack A. McCauslin Robert L. Vogel Sylva Twitchell Hutchins Olga Llano Kuehl 1942 (75, 30%) Robert A. McCue George M. Waddell Joan Harris McAuliffe Michael Malis Alice Henry Acree Robert W. Miller Malcolm H. Whitelaw Nicholas P. Morrissey Joan Leonard Martin Hazel Moody Bryson Francis J. Natolis Louise Evans Murdock Ann Garner McBryde Jean Holden Cole Marjorie M. Norris Cynthia Hogen Myers Ielene B. Morrow 1939 (80, 29%) Bette Watson Dealing Edmund R. Okoniewski Leigh Davis Barr John B. Powell John W. Northrup Claire Gibeault Durant Helen Fines Okoniewski Thomas F. Costello Anna Harris Scott Priscilla Likely Northrup Franklin R. Enquist Irma Schaefer Pollard Oliver E. Daugherty Betty McCauslin Soubricas Beverly Burkhart Ogilvie Susanne Stein Glaser Henry B. Roberts Harriett Young Davis Carlton B. Wilder Nancy Morrison Orthwein John Green Charles K. Robinson Frances Daniel Divine R. Sabin Pollard Frank 0. Grundler Fred M. Rogers Arlene Brennen Gildersleeve Edward W. Rosevear Evelyn Boland Hill 1947 (104, 19%) Ann Groves Ross Grace Cass Graham Jean Allen Scherer Mary Trendle Johnston Edwin B. Acree Carol Smith Searson Elizabeth Skinner Guenzel Arlyne Wilson Showalter Frances Smith Junk L. Ray Biggerstaff Mariel Riddle Sisson Warren Hume Don W. Sisson P. R. Kelly Ernest A. Bryson Wilson T. Tate Augusta Yust Hume Milton Stanson John L. Liberman Patricia McGehee Bush Maud Trismen Tucker Robert Lado Marilynn Dean Swacker Donald Miller D. Gordon Evans Ann Turley Warinner J. Philip Lesh Patricia Tennant John C. Myers Jr. Arlene Sentle Gilmore Howard C. Wieland Betty Clark Long B. Palmer Tuthill Daphne Takach Powell Ruth G. Harrington Robert S. Witherell John H. Makemson Jane Freeman Vogel Helen Fluno Rodriguez Martha Proud Karis Jarratt Smith Maughs N. Trammmell Whittle Irma Achenbach Scudder Anne C. Leduc Peggy Whiteley Parker Joan Waring Wilson A. Carrow Tolson Ted E. Mischuck 1952 (153, 17%) Walter L. Royall Martha Barksdale Wright Ardath Norcross Aucoin Betty Carson Wales Eleanor Seavey Mischuck Marvin M. Scarbrough Mary S. Bailey Janie Stokely Weinberg Lloyd C. Nelson Harriet Rose Spears Frank H. Barker Irene Hoenig Windust Alan C. Phillips 1950 (177, 21%) William L. Carmel Leon M. Stackler Betty Rosenquest Pratt Henry E. Adelsperger Elizabeth Hannas Todd Barbara Ann Davis Collins 1943 (72, 25%) Lillian Lopaus Prindle L. Rex Anderson William Webb Roger L. Schoening Martha Rowsey Anthis Hester A. Davis Pauline Betz Addie Anna Whyte Wilder Orville R. Thomas Glenn Barrington Derek Dunn-Rankin Alice Newcomer Baker Alice M. Egan John E. Twachtman Dorothea Bufalino Blakemore Peggy Kirk Bell Belle Embry Tyler Milton Balkemore Nancy E. Flavell 1940 (74, 20%) Douglas Bills Betty Kenagy Voegtlen Gerard P. Cabrie Patricia Roberts Grulke Marcia Stoddard Ahlefeld Quentin E. Bittle Robert A. Carter Janet Frederick Costello Helen Demetrelis Haywood Janann Sholley Clanton Frances Whittaker Craig Robert F. Draughon James W. Key Doris Kohl Dalrymple William B. Daugherty Paul Dye Mary J. Mallory Laura Phillips Gosnay Wendell A. Davis Kendrick E. Fenderson Diane Vigeant Matthews Anna Miller Dunlap Thomas F. Godfrey Robert P. Newhouse Virginia Winther Feller (dec.) Henry R. Gooch Ralph L. Pernice

22 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Thomas M. Pickens Diane Cadle Trudell Virginia Fargo Budworth June Worthington Mendell Rust M. Deming Richard D. Pope Judith Hall Turley William E. Comer Dyer S. Moss Thomas F. Doolittle Richard B. Preu Karin Williams Edgell Edward A. Murray Virginia Petrin Doolittle Betsy Fletcher Rea Perry R. Ellwood Barbara Jones Owsley Frank D. Goldstein 1956 (122, 22%) Diane Finney Pachetti-Ciampi Sally Newton Ronemus Suzanne Leclere Barley Judith Earle Gillow Kenneth S. Graff Valerie Hamlin Ramsey Catherine Johnson Rutledge Cary Keen Barton Garry Goldfarb Richard W. Gunn John B. Reese Walter J. Searson David Berto Jean Palmer Harmon Gail Phillipps Gunning Dianne Tauscher Rice Henry L. Sutphen Gerald Bilensky Saundra Sands Hester Michael R. Howson Richard M. Robbins Jane Carmel Timmins James Browne Sara Hills John L. Hughes Susan A. Scribner Richard C. Vreeland Irene Drake Callaway Nelson W. Kimball Barbara Dixon Jackson Martha Fairchild Shepler William F. Fathauer Marguerite Murray Kimball Elaine Lawrence Ken- John W. Spaeth Virginia Carroll Fawcett Lawrence L. Lavalle Robert R. Kirouac 1953 (143, 19%) Christine Janz Taylor Robert W. Finney Dorothy Englehardt Leffingwell Anne Gardner Kresch Chesta Hosmer Bandfield Anthony M. Toledo Daryl Stamm Barker Dennis N. Folken Anita Stedronsky Linkous Susan Camp Kresge Lowell A. Mintz Christine Shallenberger White Charles L. Belew Betty Peterman Folken Gary W. Mislick Don A. Salyer Dorothy Feise Young Ivy Camp Bitzer Norman C. Gross Georgia Frutchey Mislick Daniel A. Smith Raymond J. Burchett Edward R. Hotaling George Morosani Albert H. Chubb R, David King Frank R. Willis 1962 (159, 13%) Caroline Morss Nagi Ann Taylor Wilson Alice Berastegui Cochran Adele Fort Kirkpatrick Ted R. Bradley Marjorie Rubin Linda Shultz Day M. Chapline McDonnell Susan Alien Wilson Matthew L. Carr Judith Thrailkill Schroeder J. C. Felix George W. Milam Joan Watzek Chase Linda Shelhart Millicent A. Ford Joseph F. Mulson 1960 (151, 20%) Richard Cole Kenneth D. Strickler Dorothea Manning Fox Louise Shaull Mumby Sarah L. Barber David E. Cooper Jane Faxon Welch Cyrene Palmisano Grierson J. Dubac Preece Carla Logan Bishop Kristen Bracewell Deming Diana Jones Wynne Kathleen McDonnell Griffith Jacquelyn Kenney Quarles Valerie Baumrind Bonatis R. Morton Dunning Ann Camm Wynne-Beers Lois Langellier Handley Pete M. Raymer Phyllis Zatlin Boring Ann Corbin Fatheree W. Frank Zimmerman Jan McGaw Irwin Jeanne Rogers Tauscher Linda C. Crow Diane Scott Frazier George T. Johnson Stewart Turley Alec L. Fedosi J. Duane Galbraith 1965 (213, 20%) Walter E. Lockwood Gloria Steudel Vickery Sydney Burt Goodwin Frank H. Hogan Patricia Lacroix Appleton Nancy Lou Calvin Loyd Charles M. Weisman Mary Whitman Heisel Daniel E. Jackson Albert F. Arbury Diane Evans Moore Lamar Wrisley Williams Richard W. Johnston Kathleen R. Johnson J. Rogers Badgett Judy B. Munske Eleanor Shaw Kenyon Erik G. Kroll Leland H. Baggett Thomas C. Nelson 1957 (150, 18%) Linda Wissing King Ruth Whittaker Phillips Ronald E. Benderson Carl A. Stover Daniel H. Laurent Roger D. Ray James H. Carney Peter Adams John C. Leffingwell Natalie Merritt Sundberg Melissa Hudgins Barnes William M Taggart Thomas A. Choate Sandra Whittington Leone Sally Jane Ferney Sutton Robert K. Bell Elias L. Terzopoulos Gail Buettner Choate Robert D. Lerner Ronald E. Trumbull David Bowman Ann Puddington Wechsler Frieda Clifford Coleman Elizabeth Vanmater Matthews Joseph R. Williams Barbara Berno Carpenter Robert H. White J. Patrick Dalsemer Bruce McEwan Winder Andrews Witherell Robert S. Dollison Wendell W. Williams Emily Klamer Dalsemer Gail Sutcliffe McGrath Carol Beardsley Finnigan James H. Dollison Richard J. Mertz Eugene Foster Peggy Adams Douglas 1954 (139, 17%) Julie Cale Morgan 1963 (171, 15%) Thomas D. Graves Jay Anderson Douglas J. Draper J. Roger Bentley Charles W. Morley Marion Crislip Graves George H. Fisher Jane Smith Bertelkamp Juanita Cameron Murray Joseph Bennett Gordon S. Hahn Frederic J. Frederic Allee B. Chatham Margaret Carmichael Paull Paula Horowitz Carr Richard H. Haldeman Dennis J. Casey Cary C. Fuller Thomas M. Chilton Wellington J. Ramsey Charles B. Hartmann Luther C. Conner Wendy Rabinowitz Gralnek Shirley Sauerbrunn Creed Gwynva Ogilvie Salyer Joel C. D. Hutzler Peter Haigis Ethel Deikman Dunn Joan Brand Snider Catherine Ondovchak Corbin Barbara Moynahan Kappler Jeffrey G. Heitz Gail King Gardner Don A. Spencer Catherine P. Cornelius Sandra Taylor Kaupe Philip F. Hurt John W. Haussermann Robert B. Stewart Dorothy MacMillan Cornell Jane Moody Leader T. Christopher Jenkins William D. Helprin Carol Muir Stewart Sandra Krumbiegel Cornell Joyanne Herbert Lindsey Jane Truesdall Johnson Charles R. Leader Scott E, Strahan Gwyne E. Godtel Richard P. Lesneski Katherine Roth Olson Robert J. Grabowski Ellen Barefield Johnston Margaret Lawcock Little George P. Ponte Susan Hall Johnson Suzanne Stonewater Lawrence Janet Rozier MacDonald D. Jack Powell 1961 (180, 24%) Burt A. Jordan Robert W. MacCuspie Patricia L. McCamey Marijo Boulware Roempke Diane Scrivener Adams Jerry Hunter King Michael L. Marlowe Marcia Rich McKeithan Katherine S. Schwarz Charles R. Berger Isabel B. MacLeod Eileen Mullady McCarthy Robert Nikolas Richard F. Trismen Rollin F. Berger Lawrence E. Magne Maria Benner Newsom Kenneth F. Peloquin Webster U. Walker Richard A. Bishop Michael Maher William R. Rapoport Todd W. Read Rebecca Strickland Pernice Frances Swicegood Williams Sally 0. Bisset Linda Hicklin Morgens Jane Woodworth Read Barbara A. Spencer Richard R. Williams Sandra Mc Entaffer Breaux Michael J. Pohlman David Roberts Rayna Kasover Starrels Sally McCutchen Cook Edward Rollins David R. Schechter Ralph W. Tomlin Charlotte Probasco Corddry Kenneth L. Salmon 1958 (133, 13%) Virginia Walker Shelor Jeryl Faulkner Townsend Nancy Rogers Crozier Thomas P. Sawyer Bruce A. Beal Mildred Searles Dunlap Robert M. Stockman Donald R. Vassar Jane Ruble Scocca Lynne Kaelber Behnfield Sally Charles Stockman Patricia Sheppard Winder Jane Goodnow Duvall Sandra Rainey Toledo Judith Strite Campbell Richard D. Einhorn Ann Smith Von Zweck James C. Treadway Virginia H. Carpenter Ann Berry Fitzgerald Ruthan Christy Wirman John I. Turner 1955 (138, 15%) Marian Rich Conley Robert W. Fleming Stevan M. Van Ore Gerry Adamson Beveridge Harold J. Durant Sara Hunt Forthun Mary Banks Van Ore James Bocook Bayard S. Guild Gerald D. Frazier 1964 (244, 17%) Thomas M. Walker Jane Swicegood Brown Janice Hamilton Haldeman Jerry C. Freeman Larry Abraham Robert P. Williard Walter Dittmer Beverly Stein Kievman A. Cope Garrett Gerry T. Appleton Donald P. Finnigan Carol Stroll Larsen Rosalie C. Hallbauer Robert C. Baiink Ross A. Fleischraann Mary Sawtelle Blinn 1966 (224, 25%) John Mackechnie John E. Harkness Thomas Alexander Kay Dunlap Guild Richard E. Boschen Thomas E. Morris John A. Hirsch John P. Ashton Mary Martin Hayes Evelyn Vaughn Brinson Roberta Marling Morris Julia Smith Joyce Linda Harris Baggett Peggy Sias Lantz Daniel L. Carr Leroy H. Oetjen Gerald F. Kein Carole Lynn Banka Stewart M. Ledbetter Virginia Sands Casey Judith Adams Schmeling Justine Levin Lambert William E. Bartlett Daniel P. Matthews David Chinoy Leona Beeker Turner James L. Levy Paul Carlson Philip W. Murray Roberta Sanderson Clark David J. Williams John E. Lupo Laurie Gordon Carney S. Truman Olin Susan Williams Conner James L. Magirl Kathy Geller Chinoy Nancy Corse Reed David L. Connor J. Jay Mautner Stephen M. Combs Bruce A. Remsburg 1959 (159, 14%) James E. Cooper C. James McDermott Mildred Trapkin Creager Jege Jackson Remsburg Lorraine Abbott H. Arthur Cornell Peter Benedict Julia Fix Cwikla James H. Robinson Jonathan D. Darrah Jean Britt Daves Carol Farquharson Ruff Nancy Taggart Davis Don W. Tauscher Sheri Bickley Dean

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 23 Martin A. Derita Stephen R. Feller J. Scott Green Martha F. Edwards Barbara Canaday Hobart Michael J. Dioguardi Margaret Fif'er Rebecca Klamer Green Ann E. Elmore Eppa Hunton Diane Davidson Dioguardi Ira Gordon Sandra Jackson Harrison Mary-Ann Foniri Ernwein Gregory R. Johnson James L. Ehle Carol Bagnell Haglund David A. Hirsch Wilson H. Flohr Robert P. Jonap Michael J. Federline Pamela Dixon Harris Alva A. Hollon Sandra E. Foster Allan E. Keen Nancy Wilson Feick Marie Cubellis Hirsch Laura Barnes Hollon Barbara Sobel Goldman John M. Kest Candy Northway Hancock Ann Beckman Kellogg Jane Thompson Hughes Cyrus Grandy David W. Knutson Robert B. Heinemann A. Read Lewin Joanne Mercer Jones James Griffith Alan H. Landay Billie Heller Elizabeth Bodenheimer Lewis Ralph Jones H. Stuart Harrison Robinson Leech Marie Rackensperger Hernandez Richard P. Maltby Susan Shpiner Kadish Charles B. Hawley Anthony E. Levi Jeffrey D. Hicks Pedro A. Martinez-Fonts Cheryl Kibler Keyes Mary Marshall Hernandez John B. Maxwell Buell Hollister Ellery Sonking Mauceri David King Daniel Keil William H. McMunn Carol Thomas Howson John W. Mclntosh John Kirouac P. William Keyes Laurence M. Mercier James M. Johnson F. Dennis Milner William V. Lawrence Kirk Kirkorian James P. Murphey Neil F. Johnson Gary T. Orwick Anthony J. Levecchio John Latimer Linda J. Palm Sandra Willard Jones Sabra Whiting Otteson Ann Crabill Leydig Terence Law Arthur S. Pohl C. Douglas Kerr Nancy Shaw Phares Joye Lane Longo David H. Lord Mary Carter Pottinger H. Cary Kresge Donald F. Phillips Carole Conklin Mangan John F. McDermid Elizabeth Banks Ryland Virginia Sprinkle Labrant Barbara Warthan Rapoport Dianne Kaighin Martin Linda Buck Meyer John F. Shollenberger C. Edward Lawson Morna Ruud Robbins Ruth Makemson McCullough Roger W. Miller Wendell R. Smith William C. Leydig Allen Short Sandra Voran Meslis Clifford E. Montgomery William G. Weiss Elizabeth English Maltby Priscilla Smith Terry Patrick H. Molloy John C. Myers III Edward E. Maxcy Jean Preston Thompson James K. Oppenheim William R. Myers 1971 (268, 10%) George B. Miller Heidi Slaughter Turner Ronalie Clement Peterson Pamela Hodges Myers Theodore B. Alfond Wood W. Phares John R. Ursone Nancy Hopwood Roddick Margaret Curtis Perez Maralyn Johnson Barry John A. Pistor Betsey Gaffe Weeks Sara Perott Rose Patricia Leslie Pomeroy Michael Brelsford Prudence May Plusch Linda Reischl Winrow Carolyn Dunn Simon Don Robins Peter Cahall Beebe Bromeyer Roberts Brian K. Smith Janice Gunter Shepherd Barbara Myers Clark Benjamin G. Robertson 1968 (256, 21%) Rheua S. Stakely Chris Broving Shollenberger Jean P. Coolidge Mary Klingel Sewell Carolyn Haas Swiney Constance Hirschman Shorb Karen Larsen D'Ambrosio Stephen A. Sherman Leslie Johnson Alexander Thomas M. Thompson Robert H. Showalter Carolyn Mercer Diskin Sharon Siegener Pamela Booth Alexander Susan Probasco Thompson Tedd A. Stephens Noel C. Eggleston Sarah Williams Simmons Barbara Lawrence Alfond Sanda Dalzell Ursone Robert F. Stonerock David F. Fittante Richard Strauss Brian A. Baker Carl P. Weidling Steven Westgate Katherine C. Ginkef Mary Taylor Sullivan Harriet Harper Baker Marion Brewer White Micou Savage Glazener James M. Sunshine P. Jeffrey Birtch 1969 (238, 23%) James F. Whitehead David E. Hobart Charlotte Abbott Tremel Rosa M. Caler Pamela Miller Askew Carol Welch Whitehead Robert W. Hummer George G. Villere Ruby N. Cantwell Charles J. Bauernschmidt John F. Wood Valerie Marcotte Kelleher Sue Mitchell Wallace C. Sterling Case Carol Skodje Black Stefan H. Young Cecelia Saunders Kirkorian Stephen W. Ward Christopher Clanton Gail Pattison Blackmer Dan Zarnowiec Bonnie Stenson Mungovan Diana D. Wilburn Susan Hall Conrad Susan Gregory Blakely Walter Shepherd Richard C. Woltmann Evelyn V. Cook Jane Garrison Bockel 1970 (225, 13%) Kim Springate Showalter Sally Dembitz Zarnowiec Stewart R. Crane Wiley T. Buchanan Linda Hamilton Bennett Gardner Sisk Allan G. Curtis Russell H. Calamia George E. Brown Veronica Kruk Stein 1967 (191, 17%) Sandra Christian Deagman Janet Carter Clanton Tristram C. Colket Marilyn Charles Stokes Charles M. Beeghly Margaret Williamson Ehle Hays L. Clark Margaret L. Cone Ulrich Studer Alice Clement Coles Nona Gandelman Beth Sherrerd Curtis Laurene Hopson Cooney Howard M. Tuttle Sally Shinkle Combs Anne McCall Ginsberg Eugene J. Curtis Jack T. Dillon Candace Tooker Welsh Barbara Liverett Draper Charles E. Gordon Richard H. Duncan Seth L. Feigenbaum Jeffrey E. Wenham Dallas Bower Evans Mary Fuller Hargrove Robert M. Winslow Marie Nixon Winslow

24 Alumni Record Summer 1981 1972 (250, 12%) Charles T. Brown Frank W. Smith Deidre David Bednarek Federico L. Ruiz Paul K. Bouldin John M. Shubert Charlene M. Carres Douglas J. Buttrick Stephen J. Spahr Ken A. Crawley Frederick M. Steiwer Sandra Labosky Bouldin Nancy Tomasso Sinclaire John Castings Sharda Merita Spahr Barbara Bowen Cauble Elizabeth Eubank Crawley Pamela McFall Stevens Robert L. Bradley Mc Kelvy Costin Sarah W. Taylor Walton Childs Jeffrey C. Fischer Laurie L. Strehl Katherine Garlington Brian C. Tamoney Kathleen J. Daniel Terri J. Thoreson Stephen Clamp Robert A. Vergenz Dana Consler Timothy J. Hayes Pierce C. Ward Michael T. Davino Theodore E. Fajen Niels P. Vemegaard Michael C. Delcolliano Susan A. Heller Michael C. Wedge Fran L. Freeman Christopher J, Wood Cynthia Neskow Ford Ann Weltmer Hoff Robin Wunderlich Williams Tina A. Gibbons Christopher L. Fusco Peter L. Holnback Kitty Wingard Beverly Vaughn Graves Lucy Cook Gordon Charles W. Jackson David R. Wismar 1979 (353, 8%) William M. Graves Elizabeth Parker Hollister David M. Kidd Terrie Egert Wood William H. Black Nancy Christie Laderer Michael H. Kutz Scott C. Harvard Rick J. Burgess Ephraim W. Helton Holly Rogers Loomis Stephen W. Leon Martha Makarius Burgess 1976 (367, 12%) Karen Bleckner Hill Robert M. Malts James Maynard Liza M. Beasley Cassandra M. Carte Shelley Wilson Hippen Bertram T. Martin Robert B. Morrison Thomas F. Berg Susan Weaver Carzoo Mary B. Hover Taylor B. Metcalfe Cynthia Cotton Parker Steven L. Carson Joanne Simila Catlin Kim Gillen Jason Charles B. Morton Suzanne E. Petersen Scott L. Chaffee Robert S. Coman Nancy Hubsmith Malan Elizabeth Lindley Putnam Robert E. Quinn Pamela J. Clark Thomas R. Cook Bonnie D. Manjura Frank A. Ritti Stephen A. Ripley Susan M. Curran Maria A. Curran Jody D. Matusoff Joan King Robertson Jay Robertson Steven J. David Susan E. Gordon Pamela A. Mitchell Jane A. Roeder Mary Harkins Schmidt Patricia Wynne Dayton Timothy J. Graddy Jeffrey S. Morgan Richard L. Rothschild Janet Lee Schwert Kathryn Hart Dix Myrna A. Greene Alison Flesh Morrow Robert W. Selton Constance Morton Seay Andrea R. Dowlen Harold E. Hafter David V. Patrick Pamela Lippoldt Selton Kathleen Hurd Skukanec Cynthia Buttner Fischer Susan L. Hamilton Peter E. Powell Janette Hopkins Taylor Mary Geiger Soldo Anne Beck Fitzgerald Susan G. Harriman Nancy Martin Quintano Cheryl A. Thomas Margaret Kinnaird Tuttle Dana L. Fredebaugh Mary E. Jones Sheryl Kelce Santiago Cynthia Thomas Carol S. Van Deusen Lelia Gammon Charles E. Lieber Susan W. Sharp J, Douglas Welsh Adis M. Vila Nancy E. Garfield Edward C. Longstreth William M. Spann Martha Herndon Williamson Caryn Rodman Wheeler Joanne Gawthrop Thomas A. Mazie Cameron E. Swift Kenneth Wynne Andrew W. Williams Frances J. Goldstein Colleen M. McCrane Cathi Wiebrecht-Searer Cynthia White Young Wendy B. Wuertenbaecher Ellen Cox Hayes Ann L. Parsons Thomas W. Wilson Katrina L. Heffernan Jean E. Seiler Nancy S. Yeargin 1975 (354, 12%) Catherine P. Hewitt Greg J. Smith 1973 (275, 8%) James W. Yetter Peter G. Alfond Connie Peters Jones Lee S. Smith Thomas Austin Charlene Austerberry Yetter Karen Benson Alfond Dawn Crawford Joseph Mary A. Stefik Bertram Banta Thomas S. Stewart Robert Barry Robert S. Armstrong Kathy J. Kennedy E. Matthew Brown Robert B. Birdsong Cissie Collins Leary 1978 (401, 8%) J. Carter Beese Barbara J. Clements David W. Boone James C. Liakos 1980 (422, 4%) Barbara A. Bennett Barry L. Coombs Beverly K. Buckley Garrison D. Lickle Garth T. Brahaney John S. Brickley Richard V. Dayton Susan Martin Campbell Dragana Nastasic Lickle Marjorie Couch Carolyn Pecka Brooks Carol Pitt Eggleston Julie D. Curtis Kate Curtin Lindsey Sharon R. Ecker Dorothy Dyess Burns Patricia Gleason Kubik Edward F. Danowitz William B. MacLean Alan S. Gassman Jeremy G. Caldwell Samuel A. Martin Nancy N. Davis James M. McNamara Elizabeth E. Mazur Graydon K. Cayce Deborah Yard Mello Cassandra Stiles DeBerge Donna J. Ronnick Julianne McNiff Myers Poppy Terris Christiansen Mary Davis Meo Eleanor McFeely Fazio Sally M. Ruttger Donna L. O'Brien Constance M. Covert Deborah Darrah Morrison Lucia Garcia-Iniguez Richard B. Savid Michelle A. Patnode Cynthia Tallant Deininger Elaine L. Paulv John B. Garzia Elizabeth A. Schneider Isabel S. Pearce Susan C. Dishman Charles H. Perlo Fulton R. Gordon Steven G. Schott William W. Pouzar Christopher C. Domijan Terry Shank Purdom Pamela Hartford Frances P. Shannon Kathryn J. Roberts J. Todd Forline Linda Buttrey Sliauter William B. Hudgins Elliot S. Sheftel Morris F. Schwartz A. Tod Griffith Sandra Hill Smith Rdell Austin Hudgins Claude C. Sloan Jana L. Slavens D. Holly Griffith Ronald M. Soldo Frank D. Joseph Charles A. Sullivan Pamela A. Tabor Katherine McFarland Harvard Donna A. Stein Jane W. Marks Dana Schneider Thomas Paula E. Tabor Tina M. Howard Dylan Thomas Glenn E. Miller Mark C. Travaglini Tracy L. Tabor Michael G. Johnson Jefferson L. Vann Cheryl Vaughn Miller Scott C. Trethaway Gail A. Tomasetti Marjorie Carr Kelly Katherine Ivey Ward Darby A. Neptune William T. Wegner Theodore H. Northrop Anne Hunt Whitney Adelaide Kline Liedtke 1981 None Joanne M. Rambone Mary Wetzel Wismar Diana Mathes 1974 (310, 11%) Robert D. Reed Pamela Stauble Moths 1982 ■a Jean Anderson Ayres Kathleen Moore Ripley Todd D. Munson Laura Salyer Swift Donald P. Best 1977 (394, 10%) Susan P. O'Donnell Orlando J. Santiago Maury C. Abraham 1983 Lee Morris Birdsong Robert B. Ourisman Eileen Craddock Schneegas Hope Silliphant Anderson Michael J. Kimball j School of Continuing Education/Patrick Air Force j Base Branch 1962 1966 1969 Theodore D. Larson 1972 1 Chester J. Courtney George T. Buzinki Robert L. Allen Clyde W. Rescott Jr. Earl W. Achord John A. Sanders Kyle N. Anderson Caroline Eskridge Ruis Edward J. Albers Jr. 1963 1967 Donald L. Baker, Jr. Ronald H. Scaggs William J. Johnson Pano J. Camichos Billy H. West Althea Williams Loughlin Esther Robinson Coret Linda Dey Dyal Barbara Smith Carlock Albert G. Moseley III Onieda Gifford Shangraw Roberta Harville Nelson Adelaide Chance Dunn 1971 Allen D. Parrish Ruth Dey Suydam John H. Weisner John Thomson Roscoe P. Echerd Marie Jamison Beckett 1964 Mark E. Mazak James G. Wham Joseph G. Twombly William T. Braswell Charles B. Clark Lucile Carleton Peeples June Staerkel Gordon Barbara Diller Hartsell Sonia Weaver Richardson Gretchen Swoffer Guelzow 1973 c John H. Keim 1968 Karl Schultz Fleur Harowitz Healy Cesar E. Calvet George A. Aurand Steven M. Serafin Robert D. Inghram Charles H. Houder Jr. 1965 Winnifred Cook Huder Larry A. Kunze Robert C. Pettigrew Erna Grosser Q. Doyle Oldham 1970 Peggy Harnish Pomory Leo Rivera Bill W. Hyatt Christine Irwin Peterson Lester W. Trager James M. Schneider Robert L. Reed Timothy E. Ackley Jo Anne Crocker Minoff June Close Berkmeyer James R. Watson Junius B. Stevens David L. Unell Paula Tanner Girard David J. Wilson

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 25 Bernice Hasty Stults Terry M. Crews Ann Brubaker Kann 1974 1976 Loretta Holder Zielinski Regina Magdalen Crowe Fuller E. Nelson Jr. Robert M. Best Alice Hickman Barela Janice Coombs Eckert Marion Mclntosh Parker Robert L. Carter Karen Adams Buchan John D. Halter Earline Fiore Smith William C. Cogswell -Jack T. Cellum Jr. 1977 Micheline Garrett Lueken Maureen M. Tribou Paul J. Downey John C. Champagne Emily Casto Beaulieu R. Randolf Lyon Sr. Kenneth L. Wise Robert B. Kolodney Michael J. Condes Charles C. Friel Joseph L. Ruffalo Whitworth W. Cotten Jr. Clarence E. Gaston Stephanie M. Marger Spiro Mihilas Walter F. Shelton Zoa Florence Dodd Benjamin F. Hernandez Claude F. Orr Jarome Watson James B. Doster Raymond L. Hughey 1980 William Rivera Edward J. Webber Frederick M. Fox Curt H. Koschwitz Alice M. Behl Mary H. Furman Bernice Moon Joseph T. Silva Martha DeNeen Cotten 1975 Nancy M. Green Marvin R. Owens Walter W. Taylor John E. Cudd Jr. Andrea L. Jasica Phyllis Harris Ramey Virginia Mioducki Williams Gerald A. Dolinish Katherine K. Atkisson Ernest P. Reynolds III Eileen F. Goldsmith John C. Crissey Ruth Bennage Larue Juan Lopez Joe H. Smith 1979 Dolores R. Indek Joseph F. Hart Dawn Dekle Stoddart Iris Small Lloyd William H. Rice Jane Warnock McElyea Leland M. Corey Nancy Haynes Mariotti Wayne L. Wood Andrea Green Deratany Jeanne A. Melton Eugene H. Roberts Eddie L. Mitchell Joan Charlton Scoggins Lynn Paredes-Manfredi Barbara J. Ellis Barbara Lindsay Proctor 1978 John M. Eriksen E. Marty Perry Gloria Lou Tickle John J. Brenn, Sr. Morris F. Schwartz Gary E. Wandelt Russell T. Radder Willis T. Galliher Margery Beatty Simmons Margie Crawford Brenn Diane Baron Halter Robert D. Swartz Peter Sorensen Jr. John H. Broderick Janet A. Jones Lucy S. Turnure Virginia Blanchard Carrol] Kerry S. Crenshaw Sr.

School of Education and Human Development 1963 Keith M. Barton 1969 1974 1978 Evelyn Tomanek Foust Mervin A. Chamberlain Richard C. Kugel Steven J. Feierstein Mary J. Armstrong Kathleen Shay Decker Sylvia Zike Lober 1964 Gloria Rockwood Houghton 1970 1975 Robert 0. Maguire Jr. Anne Fontes Trahan Gordon E. Howell Joanne page Mize Dorothy Colbert Cobbett Jane Hobby Rivell Randall M. Moore Donna Bullard Colado 1979 Mary Cramblitt Schaidt 1967 Lynne Crawley Mowrey Charles S. Robertson Fremont Webb Lona Jordan Battle 1971 Laure Dixon Higginbotham James M. Reedy Jr. 1976 1980 1965 Patrick H. Kelly Christopher P. Cartwright William H. Decker III 1968 Kathleen Weichel Reich Judith Bishop Greene Dorothy Mitchell Kirkland Jessie Heasley 1972 Helen J. Rooney Emily Jackson Bliss Richard W. Holman Ann Gordon Marean Ann McMillan Hicks Carmen Kimbrough Thomas Juanette Thorndyke Imhoff Nadine Stewart Colling Donna M. Neely J. Ross Rosazza Deborah L. Marshall Richard J. Sherman Jr. Frederick B. Smith Jr. 1977 1966 Roberta Gross Rensen Edward J. Albers 1973 Doris Partin Schautteet Beverly C. Foshee Jr.

Crummer Graduate School of Business 1961 Eugene A. Meiler Frederick W. Helwig Peggy B. Moore Gerard W. Wicklin 1978 Robert C. Chapman Donald J. Merritt Sterling I. Tuck Shirley Bauch Fedorovich Richard B. Dawson Ira T. Youngblood Alexander J. Walker Errol L. Greene 1967 Charles C. Ward Jr. Leonard D. Healy 1962 David H. College 1971 Roger H. Stitt Jr. Leander Schaidt Jr. Andrew J. Schou Raymond K Altizer 1975 Michael S. Till Ned B. Spake Frederick R. Atterbury Warren J. Deatrick James W. Swinnea Carlyle C. Bottleman Ronald W. Schaff 1979 1963 Delbert C. Thomes John H. Boynton Richard C. Shangraw Stephen J. Trusik Esther Stevens Chase Robert L. Carmody 1976 Robert S. Rains Guy R. Colado Charles J. Baker 1964 1968 Cecil W. Sewell Jr. Lee R. Brown Benjamin Leith Hugh H. Van Zelm Jr. 1980 Donald A. Kurtzahn James F. Clement Charles E. Rice Delbert W. Marean Mark Conti Blaine G. Faber Jr. Edson Jackson Donald B. Risteen 1972 Randall C. Ott 1965 Timothy A. Gibbons 1969 Betty Hopkins Sherman Garland L. Radford Edward H. Cepull Jr. M. Susan Holmes Virginia Rowe Stevens Angus S. Barlow James T Rocker William H. Parker Peter S. Schalow Franklin 0. Houghton Salvatore A. Schiafone Charles M. Robbins 1977 Alan W. Siliski 1966 1973 Joanne Gleason Champagne Marshall Bird 1970 Ronald W. Ash H. Ronald Davidson Jr. Raymond F. Green George E. Chittenden Jr. Marion Haddad Brown Martha Matthews Lacy

Graduate Program in Criminal Justice Graduate Program in Science 1976 William D. Harrison Donald H. Reed 1965 1972 William S. Herrington Gaylord A. Lansrud John H. Blue Richard A. Soeldner Arthur C. Jolly 1980 1978 Ray C. Banks Jr. Frederick C. Angel 1979 Gilles Blais Fred W. Hicks

26 Alumni Record Summer 1981 O A Marcia Converse (Bower) Hailey Bookwalter Levy still has nine weaving Sat ^t reports that her daughter, Barbara looms and keeps busy setting up looms for Bower Byerly '52, after attending Rollins Jewish Hospital and individual weavers in for several years, graduated from the their homes, all on a volunteer basis. She University of Indiana and went on to study and husband Jim spend the winter months at Alliance Francaise and the Sorbonne in in Hollywood, FL, where once a year Emily Paris. Barbara's two children attend spends the day with Orpha Hodson Westminster School in Atlanta. Ruttenbur '31.

C\ Q Katherine Hosmer is recovering £i^J well from a broken hip in October O A Eleanor Wilcox Roberts owns a — "The enforced rest has given me tj^t 1-bedroom apartment in Stuart, wonderful time for reading and writing. FL, but her home remains in Durham, CT. One project was the translation of a She is looking forward to her 50th Reunion section of the Letter Book of William of in 1984. Burleigh B. Drummond reports Hoo, about Bury St. Edmonds, for my that his son is the third member of a group nephew and his brass rubbing hobby — my called Ambrosia, recording out of Warner first try at ecclesiastical Latin since Rollins! Bros., whose last recording missed becoming Quite an experience." a Gold Record by 5,000 records. Gildersleeve '39 O C\ Stella "Boots" Weston Chapman O £T Esther Earle Fairfield is still

Summer 1981 Alumni Record 27 A f* Betty McCauslin Soubricas writes: "which could be used as a model for such Service Region and is preparing the phase ^t\J "It was great visiting Rollins in programs throughout the country." The in of the California Master Plan for Special February. My son, Charles, who is Associate service is part of a Mental Health Center Education. She continues to teach Concertmaster of the NY. Philharmonic which is among 14 in the U.S. accredited Fingermath across the nation. Orch., played the Tchaikovsky Violin by the Joint Commission on Accreditation Concerto with the Florida Symphony of Hospitals and the first in New England pf A Barbara A. Spencer is in her Players in the Annie Russell Theatre. My to be accredited by JCAH for a two year Michigan Orchestra in the Alliance Theatre, Altanta. profit, private social service agency. Wilson in Algoma, WI from June-Nov. and spend Jeannine and husband Don plan to visit Dr. is still with the Wyoming Highway Dept. their winters near the Gulf in Tallahassee, Jack Carter and Mr. Ross Rosazza at their and is manager of the Cheyenne Symphony FL. "Old friends please write to Algoma, summer home in Bedford, VA this summer. Orchestra. Son Rick, 21, is a student at WI 54201." Both are former Rollins teachers of Jeannine Laramie County Community College; son and Joanne. Eric, 17, just graduated from high school A Cy Ivor D. Groves, Jr. retired from and will enter the Air Force in October; ^t^J the Naval Research laboratory in pT C\ Ardath Norcross Aucoin was son Paul, 15, will be a sophomore in high December 1979 after 28 years of service. KJ £d widowed in 1978 and is now school in the fall. "If any Rollins alums are He continues to work as a consultant in teaching high school English — "Always ever in the Denver/Cheyenne areas, please underwater acoustics and recently completed glad to see alumni visiting Honolulu. Miss get in touch!" editing a book, Acoustic Transducers, to be Florida and Rollins." Hester A. Davis was published in September 1981. It is one of on the planning committee for and ran a p? pf Carol Farquharson Ruff received a series of books entitled "Benchmark workshop at the New World Conference on fj fJ a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology Papers in Acoustics". Ivor and wife Marjorie Rescue Archaeology, May 11-17, in Quito, from Vanderbilt University in 1980 and is are active with their church, where Ivor Ecuador. She has been elected to a four currently Chief Psychologist at Western sings in the choir, is a deacon, trustee, and year term on the Board of the Association State Hospital in Hopkinsville, KY. is Director of the adult Sunday School for Field Archaeology. Betty Kepler James department. Jean Allen Scherer, a Sales reports that daughter Kim was married pT Ci Bob Finney reports that he saw Agent with Delta Airlines, reports that she April 18, 1981, on the James' 27th <_J\J Sid Katz '54 and wife Loretta in has been doing a lot of traveling. She went Anniversary. Jane Carmel Timmins is Palm Springs in May and saw Hal Broda to London in February and frequently moving to Naples, FL in the fall and looks '54 at the dentist office where his wife takes day trips — New York to shop in forward to seeing her friends in the Florida works — "We talked over a root canal, so March; Boston to eat lobster in April; also area. Sarah "Sally" Newton Ronemus to speak." Sarasota and Washington. Son Jim will be remains active in Phi Mu Alumni in entering his senior year at Mercer University Fresno, CA. In February she was elected pT Ci Charles B. Hartmann has been in Atlanta. He is majoring in Business Co-Chairman of the Menu Committee for fJ^J appointed Managing Director at Finance and working part-time for Merrill the St. Agnes Medical Center Volunteer Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.'s affiliate Lynch. Son Bob will be entering his junior Guild. In Addition, she works with the Bayer Owens-Corning Glasswool, S.A., in year at Mercer University in Macon. Both Celtic Cultural Society, the Shakespearean Brussels, Belgium. Beverly Stein Kievman are good golfers and played in the Atlanta Guild, and was recently a volunteer on the was recently elected to the Board of Pro-Am Golf Classic. PBS Channel 18 Auction. Directors of the National Bank of Georgia and is Vice President of the Georgia A Qk Priscilla Likely Northrup has pT O Barbara Mack Watters continues Leukemia Society. Shirley Goldstone ^tlS retired from her position as Smuckler received her second master's Personnel Manager at Jordan-Marsh, *J <_J to work for the St. Petersburg Motor Club and escorts trips whenever degree, in Counseling, in May 1980 from Altamonte Springs, FL. She and husband St Joseph College, West Hartford, CT. John recently cruised the Keys on their possible. She took an Earthwatch Expedition to Tasmania, Australia in Feb.-March where She went to Illinois last summer to train in trawler, "Likely Gal II." June Nelson Values Realization under Sid Simon and Crisafi recently won two major trophies — she worked with endangered species — "I have a picture of me holding up a now has a small private practice in personal one for the longest, and the other for the Tasmanian Devil by the tail (at arm's counseling. Judith Strite Campbell heaviest sailfish on light tackel — at the recently sold her business, Riverhouse Silver Sailfish Derby of the West Palm length!). Now have two granddaughters, both born in Feb. '80. I sold my house to Corp., of which she was President, and is Beach Fishing Club. The Rehabilitative now on the Board of Directors of ALD Inc. Service of which Joan Leonard Martin is my son and moved into a lovely condo overlooking Tampa Bay. Life is beautiful!" — Cook Machinery, Dallas, TX and on the Director was recently cited by the National Board of Directors of Chicago Coin Meter Institute of Mental Health as a Service Natalie "Tali" Merritt Sundberg is serving as an Interim Program Specialist Co., Chicago, IL. Judith is an artist with for the Marin County Special Education two childen — "Would love to hear from Rollins classmates."

28 Alumni Record Summer 1981 ££f~\ Gayle Van Deusen O'Brien her husband bought and published the VJ \J writes that husband Peter recently Palm Beach Illustrated Magazine then sold accepted a new position, heading up it; however Diana continues to write for production of group insurance, with the magazine twice a month on travel and Alexander & Alexander, an insurance bridge. She is currently Vice President of consulting and brokerage firm in NYC. the Palm Beach County Science Museum Daughter Kerrie will be entering Rollins in and a Director of the Institute of Human the fall. Phyllis Zatlin-Boring was Origins at Berkeley. Joe Bennett writes George G. Villere '66 (1.) and John promoted to full professor in 1979 and that two years ago, as an additional Slothower '68 (r.) found plenty of time for now serves as department Chair for Spanish business venture, he and his wife opened a reminiscing about the good of Rollins days and Portuguese at Rutgers University, New gift shop, Fauna Mania, specializing in while vacationing in March 1981 at Crested Brunswick, NJ. She continues to publish animals (plush, ceramic, brass, wood, Butte, Co. books on Spanish playwrights and also pewter, etc.), in a new mall in Dallas. This continues to run—she placed fourth in the summer they will open another shop in Madrid Marathon in May 1980. Charles Austin. Joe continues to sell gifts and Head Teacher and Education Administrator W. Morley is a member of the launch decorative accessories for Charles Kennedy for New Mexico's State Children's team of the Space Shuttle Columbia at the and Assoc. Psychiatric Unit, professional psychic Kennedy Space Center and is Publicity reader, maid, teacher, craftsperson (macrame, Chairman of the 18th Space Congress. handpainting), Instructor at the University Sarah Lanier Barber reports from NYC £* A Barbara Hartman Tucker is of New Mexico, furniture assembler, that she is currently on sabbatical from her Xj^t presently Office Manager, Research cabinetmaker's assistant, house painter, teaching in the City University. She has Director and Special Assistant for George framing carpenter, switchboard operator, received a History and Humanities L. Gunther, Minority Leader in the numerologist, District Manager for Ft. Fellowship and is reading extensively in Connecticut Senate. Margie Rubin is still Lauderdale News, Consultant for Isleta Afro-American and Women's History. painting and is making the transition from Pueblo, Picaris Pueblo and Jicarilla Apache Sandra Whittington Leone reports that graphic to textile design. She teaches Headstart Programs, and I've sold my her daughter, Teri (15), has been selected during the summers at the Parsons School blood plasma. When I grow up I wanna be for two U.S. shooting teams this summer: of Design and is an NYC school volunteer a Forest Ranger or maybe write 'The the Women's Crossbow Team for World in a cultural arts program co-sponsored by Great Book'. It's been a rich life so far, Championships in Switzerland and the the Metropolitan Museum of Art In addition, but it keeps getting even better! Got my Women's Standard Rifle and Air Rifle Margie is Vice President of the Central heart set on India next!" Jeffrey D. Hicks Teams for the National Sports Festival in Chapter of Support Services Alliance, Inc., has been appointed Director of Admissions Syracuse, NY. a non-profit organization dedicated to at Cardigan Mountain School, Canaan, NH. providing low-cost services and benefits to small businesses and the self-employed. £* r"T Tim Orwick was recently promoted £* "| Christine Janz reports from David L. Connor recently joined the \J 4 from Director of Product Planning vJ -L Clearwater, FL that she was married Skipper Motor Inn/Convention Center in to Treasurer for Management Science on April 12, 1981 at Sawgrass Lake Park New Bedford, MA as General Manager — America, Inc., one of the largest applications to her former high school English teacher, "This historical whaling capital of the U.S. software companies. MSA has just filed a Douglas C. Taylor. Martha Fairchild is a stop on The Americana Trail. I invite registration statement with the SEC to sell Shepler has been an Assistant Professor all alumni to enjoy a complimentary 'Blue 1,500,000 shares in the public (O-T-C-) of Graphic Design with La Roche College, Whale' at the Yankee Whaler Lounge." market Ree Cubellis Hirsch just completed Pittsburgh, PA for the past two years. a two year term as President of Hadassah She was recently appointed Area on Cape Cod. Husband David '68 owns three jewelry stores 01: Cape Cod, recently Coordinator of Graphic Design and has /J pT Sue Slanker Kiebler writes from been doing research for the College for the opened a shopping center, and has VJAccounting Dept, meritorious service to the College. Maxcy Chairman of the Kenyan branch of the University of Central Florida. has served as Associate Dean of Students American Women's Assn. Charity Ball and at Washington College for four years. has undertaken the Chairmanship of the Dana Cavallero writes: "In the 15 years Children's Program at the Kenyan Museum ^J O Diana Blabon Holt reports that since my graduation from Rollins, I have in Nairobi. She trained for a week in Paris \J O last summer she and her family earned my living as a Child Neglect and in order to demonstrate a piece of medical visited Dakar, Senegal; Abidjan Ivory Coast; Abuse caseworker, waitress, theatre set equipment to technicians at Kenyatta and Nairobi, Kenya. Last fall Diana and builder, salesgirl, typist, artist's model, Hospital. Sylvia will be returning to the Summer 1981 Alumni Record 29 States this summer as husband Bill will Judy Kiershy Cusick was to have been r*J ~t Jennifer Fisher works on a free- begin work on his Ph.D. in Tropical Matron of Honor but was unable to attend 4 _l_ lance basis for Flare (Canada's Medicine at Johns Hopkins — "It will be at the last minute (she and husband Alan Fashion Magazine) among other magazines. good to be back home and to see old live in San Francisco). Mimi and Alfred She recently won third prize in the Flare friends again." will live in Memphis where Alfred is on the fiction competition and became an associate faculty of the Univ. of Tennessee Medical member of Fireweed magazaine, a feminist School and the V.A. Hospital. Daniel M. quarterly in Toronto. Another Rollins alum, d Q. Laurinda Reger Griffith and Keil and wife Sande announce the birth of Elizabeth Ruttan '79, is also on the Flare vJ^5 husband Clint announce the birth a daughter and first child, Paige Ashley, on staff. Jennifer and Elizabeth were "mutually of a son, Adam Douglas, on April 23, 1981. January 10, 1981 in Miami. Tedd A. surprised to find another Rollins alum Laurinda is a psychiatric social worker at Stephens continues to reside in Kingsport, within the borders of Canada and are the Tampa V.A. Hospital and spends much TN where he has been on the staff of frequently found to be discussing palm of her time training medical students in Holston Mental Health Center for almost trees on Lake Virginia in the middle of a counseling techniques. Her niece, Brenda three years. He was recently promoted to late-March snowstorm." David E. Hobart Piner, just completed her Freshman year the position of Director, Adult Outpatient received a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Rollins. Jay Kennedy and wife Diane Services, which involves considerable with a major in Chemistry on June 10, announce the birth of a daughter, Gail clinical and administrative responsibilities 1981 from the University of Tennessee, Carole, on December 6, 1980. Stanley in the Adult and General, Alcohol and Knoxville. He has been nominated a Sherman "Skip" Burns has written a Drug Programs, and the Emergency Services member of Sigma Xi Scientific Society and book, From The Heart, recently published of the Center. Jane Carrison Bockel and will work as a postdoctoral research by Vistula Press of Charlotte, NC. "The Jenny Weller Clements were both associate at the Transuranium Research book deals with my own story, as honestly disappointed at the number of '69 alums Lab of Oak Ridge National Lab. Wife as I can tell it, of separation, divorce, who attended their 10th Reunion. "We'd Barbara Canaday Hobart '70 is busy single-parenting, new relationship, and the like to know how many Pi Phis would be keeping up with three year old daughter joy and pain which accompanies those interested in a reunion next year." Carol Michelle. Bonnie L. Stenson and husband conditions." Rollins trustee Susan Probasco Skodje Black, after spending nine years James A. Mungovan have formed a Thompson has joined Heidrick and at home, will begin teaching Math next fall company, Telesis, which provides marketing, Struggles, Inc., international executive search at a middle school in Winchester, VA. public relations and training services. firm with 16 offices worldwide, as an Richard A. Tinsler is presently Manager Laurie Harbin Prather reports that associate in the Houston, TX office. of Flight Service Personnel, Pan American husband John is now Vice President in Anthony "Tony" J. LeVecchio and wife Airways, Kennedy International Airport, charge of Branch Production with Charter Donna moved to Stamford, CT in April, NY. First Mortgage Company, Medford, OR. where Tony has been named Director of Susan Dollinger is a tax lawyer in Boston Field Administration at the newly formed 70 Tris Colket and wife Kathy and is currently researching a book on tax Exxon Office Systems Co. Daughter Lauren • \J announce the birth of a daughter shelters. She was married in May 1981 to (age 2) will have a new brother or sister in and second child, Ryan Elizabeth, April Christopher Fleming, a lawyer with the late November. Barbara Lawrence Alfond 10, 1981. Tony Levi and wife Carol Boston firm of Ropes and Gray. The has been elected to a two-year term as announce the birth of a son and first child, wedding was held in the King's Chapel, Secretary of the Executive Committee of Robert Anthony, May 19, 1981. Jean Boston, with Linda Stahle serving as the Junior League of Boston. She is also Leith Robotham reports from Montana Maid of Honor. Susan and her husband serving on the Board of the Friends of The that she teaches pre-school, works with the traveled to Tahiti and New Zealand and Sidney Farber Cancer Institute. Husband Brownies, is on the Advisory Board of are now living on Beacon Hill. Ted is enjoying his trusteeship at Kents South Central Mental Health Clinic, and Hill School, from which he graduated in teaches Sunday School. Husband Emory, a r*J C% Frank Ritti and wife Cathy 1964. He spends much of his time coaching Minister active in the community, is on the 4 £i announce the birth of a son and Little League and soccer in Weston, MA, Chamber and worked to develop an Arts second child, Brad Anthony, March 11, where daughters Jenny and Katharine Council. "Our 3 children are fantastic!" 1981. David K. Peebles, after having attend public school. Son John attends George E. Brown is still in sales with worked as a television producer for three Dexter School in Brookshire, MA. Chardon Laboratories and recently bought network affiliates (ABC, CBS, NBC), is now an Independent Producer. In addition nn a new home in Worthington, OR. Margaret d. Ck J° Fairbanks McDermid was L. Cone is Director of the John L. to making films for television, he operates \J J/ married to Westwood Beverly Byrd Marshall, M.D. Center for the Advancement a business which specializes in flying hot-air on June 6, 1981 in Christ Church, Millwood, of Sports, Bronxville, NY and is Owner balloons for advertising and promotion. VA. Charles "Chick" Hawley is living in and Director of M.L. Cone Rehabilitation Maris Clement was in the cast of the recent Monterrey, CA where he is part owner of a Services, Bronxville, NY and Darien, CT. Broadway musical, "Copperfield." Wendy's franchise that has six stores in William H. McMunn and wife Cathy the Monterrey area. He is also involved in announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth real estate. Chick regrets having been Jean, May 13, 1981. Linda Hamilton r*J O Marilyn M. Burton received the unable to attend the 1966 Tennis Reunion. Bennett and husband Richard announce 4 O 1981 Medal of Honor from the Roger W. Miller is currently performing the birth of a daughter, Amanda Carin, Maine Teachers Association and was cited in a new musical, "Is There Life After High June 19, 1980. Chip Weston and wife for her commitment, courage and dedication School?", at the Hartford Stage Company, Ashley have a son, Sky, born September to the teaching profession and her students. Hartford, CT. Mary Marshall "Mimi" 25, 1979. Chip is President of Weston Marilyn is President of the Southern Allen was married to Dr. Alfred D. Studios (advertising) in Winter Park with Aroostook Teachers Association, has served Hernandez of Memphis on April 4, 1981 in local, national and international accounts. a two year membership on the Maine Washington, D.C. In attendance at the In addition, he has a greeting card company, Drama Council, has directed high school ceremony were Judy Ives Johannsen '70 "Art Cards", and is Set Designer for productions for competition, and serves as of Palm Beach, Jane Farrimond Keltner Central Florida Civic Theatre, Theatre on membership chairperson for the local '71 of Memphis and John Fitzgerald. Park, and Valencia Community College. Community Concert Association. She holds a full-time teaching position at the Southern

30 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Aroostook Community Junior High School, r"T pf John Bennett saw Brant teaches adult education, and is a genealogy • t_J "Beezer" Von Hoffman '76 on instructor for a local church. Her interest the TV show "240-Robert" last spring — in genealogy has her traveling widely — "Glad to see he's making it!" Janet she plans a 10-day research trip to England Lanman Noth and husband Ken bought a in July 1981. Doris Gerathewohl was new house in April, moving from the city to married to Harvey A. Collins, Jr. on the suburbs (Hinsdale, IL). Janet reports occasionally on feature films. Her jobs December 4, 1980. Both are dentists and that Alison Hurd will be getting married range from production to locations (she Air Force Officers and are stationed in August. Stephen R. Gabbard is films quite a few commercials in Winter together at McGuire AFB, NJ. Grace G. currently Engineering Manager at Petroferm Park). "Although my work keeps me Kimak and her husband are private pilots U.S.A., the President of which is Connie traveling often, I prefer to stay in Winter who enjoy flying together in their Cessna Mack Butler '54. Steve received a Master's Park whenever I can — I love it here!" 182. They recently returned from a business/ degree in Chemical Engineering from Holly is also active in the Homemakers pleasure trip to Moscow, Leningrad and Clemson University in May 1981, a degree Equal Rights Association. Katherine Kiev in the U.S.S.R. Grace, currently which he had been pursuing for six years Peterson was married to Thomas Quillman Principal of a parochial school, will become while working in South Carolina. Beverly of Utica, NY on October 4, 1980 at the Director of a new private school next Buckley is coaching the women's tennis Andre Smith Memorial Chapel, Maitland September which is a member of the team at Southwestern College in San Art Center. The Quillmans are expecting Association for Humanistic Education. Diego and has entered the Master's program their first child in August. Liza Beasley Catherine Casasnovas-Bauer is a member in Education at Azusa Pacific College. Bill married Henry Peck Ames of Ft Lauderdale of Phi Delta Kappa, ASCD, TESOL and Rdell Austin Hudgins are expecting on May 16, 1981 at First Presbyterian (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other their first child in December. Bill was Church, Ft. Lauderdale. Dylan '73 and Languages), Gulf TESOL, Beta Sigma Phi recently appointed to the Georgia State Dana Schneider Thomas '76 were in the International Sorority, and FFLA (Florida Textbook Advisory Committee by the wedding party. Peck is enrolled in the Foreign Language Assn). Since his graduation Governor. Pamela Spalthoff Henderson MBA program at the Babcock School of from Rollins, Thomas E. Jordan, Jr. has has a second daughter, Jacquelyn Adele, Business, Wake Forest. University. studied at the Sorbonne in Paris, received born in February 1981. Daughter Alyssa Laurie Paine received an M.A. in Journalism an undergraduate medical degree from Brooke turned two this past January. and Communications from the University Universite Paul Sabatier, Toulose, spent Gloria L. Tickle writes that her experience of Florida. While interning as a reporter at some time doing Psychiatry at Harvard in the educational field, both as an assistant WJXT-TV, she did a film on beekeeping Medical School, and in May 1981 received coordinator of federal grants and as a which is being distributed nationally. After a Doctor of Medicine Degree from The teacher of children, has been very gratifying. working as a reporter first for WRET-TV, University of Florida. After an internship Now that she is retired she is composing Charlotte, NC then for WKYT-TV, Lexington, at the Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI, he music for publication, writing a book on KY, she became disenchanted with the will become a resident in psychiatry at several subjects, and working under contract "glamour" of television. Laurie is now the Brown University. After sailing the ketch with an organization that aids businesses Training Director at Reliability Incorporated, for seven years, Debby Yard Mello and in the area of management. Michael C. an electronics manufacturing firm in husband J.C. have settled down to life in Wedge, a partner of E.J. Wedge Insurance Houston, TX which produces videotapes. New England and love it. J.C. ships out in Brockton, MA, was recently appointed a Sally K. Albrecht took a new job with with Farrell Lines for 6 mos. each year. He General Agent with the Provident Life & Shawnee Press and travels the country is in Africa now, while Debby is playing Accident Insurance Co. Robin Russell doing jazz and show choir workshops and mom to 3% year old son, Cory, and Becker has had her own stained glass sales work. She is once again spending the teaching reading at the local gammar business for the past two years and is summer with the Fred Waring Workshop, school. Douglas Kling has been promoted expecting a baby in late July. She keeps in Penn State as choreographer, accompanist to Manager of Sales Promotion and Assistant touch with Liz Hamilton, who will be and first woman conductor. David Patrick to the Vice President, Marketing and Sales teaching this fall at St. Mary's in Garden '77 is also with the Workshop. Jeff Oetjen for Buitoni Foods, Inc. He is responsible City. is currently appearing in an off-off Broadway for all sales and marketing operations and production of three one-act plays. Claudia Wyatt Ryan was featured in the Fashion promotions. Holly Birtch Faillace and ^7 d Michael J. Condes is working on husband Marshall announce the birth of 4 V/ a Master's degree in Anthropology section of The Indianapolis Star on June 7, their first son, Marshall Paul, on May 29, with emphasis on Paleoanthropology at the 1981. 1981. University of Maine. He is doing a summer project with Dr. Robson Bonnichsen on F9 A Jane Kuntz Kellersman and prehistoric people of Munsungun Lake. r"Tf^ Jim Hoffman recently graduated 4 ^t husband John announce the birth Jarome Watson recently made a career 4 4 from the University of Houston of a daughter, Lauren Elizabeth, January change from lead education specialist to Optometry School and would like to set up 15, 1981. Ivan T. Harlow married Patricia logistics management specialist with the a practice in northern Florida or southern V. Brunner '75 on September 6, 1980. Department of Defense. Training for his Georgia. Brian and Denise Duquette Ivan and his doubles partner, Mike Jones, new job included four months of schooling Moore '76 live in Dothan, AL where Brian won the annual Racquet Club/English at the Army's Logistics Management Center, is a salesman for GTE and Denise is Leather Tennis Tournament for the second Ft. Lee, VA, where he earned 12 hours teaching. Ephraim W. Helton has completed year in a row, winning a five day trip to toward a doctoral degree. Jarome will be his second year at Dayton University Law Bermuda (with their guests) where they working with the procurement of aviation School. Richard C. Bennett, Jr., former competed against the Bermuda tennis trainers for the Army. After graduating Owner/Operator of American Independent team. Amy Shepard Richardson and from Rollins, Holly Roark worked as a Polygraph Service, Inc., Winter Park, moved husband David announce the birth of a Screen Actors Guild agent to models and to Haywood County, NC in 1979 where he daughter, Abigail Low, on March 16, 1981. actors, then went into full-time television teaches in the Criminal Justice Program, While at a Boston restaurant, Amy ran into commercial production work, working Haywood Technical College. David V. John Shapiro, who is attending graduate school at Brandeis University. Summer 1981 Alumni Record 31 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Patrick has made two complete tours of Ainsley '77 Eguren '79 the country over the past two years with Tifton, GA since July 1978. In addition, he Fred Waring and the Young Pennsylvanians. instructs the basic mandate Law Enforcement He has worked with Sally Albrecht '76 course required for all Georgia Peace for the past two summers at the Fred Officers and recently participated in writing Jessica Leigh, on February 10, 1981. Dr. Waring Choral Workshop, Penn State. the new curriculum for the Georgia Peace Henry J. Battagliola, D.C. is proud to Wickford W. Welden continues to work Officer Standards and Training Council, announce the opening of his office in as a volunteer editorial assistant at the Atlanta, GA. Mary Jane Lassiter Lifsey Gramercy Park, Manhattan, on July 1, City Record, a legal daily put out by the was recently promoted to Assistant Vice 1981. He received a Doctor of Chiropractic city of New York — "Life is generally President, Barnett Bank of Brevard County, Degree from New York Chiropractic College quiet." Robert Bradley, Jr. has taken an N.A. and has been appointed to serve on upon completion of more than 5,000 hours 18 month leave of absence from Capital the Florida Division of the American of study and a 17 month clinical practice Bank, Houston, in order to accept a grant Association University Women Biennial at the NYCC Clinic in Levittown, NY. from the CATO Institute, San Francisco. Topics Committee, "Money Talks", for William M. Graves, Jr. graduated from Rob will write a book, Government and 1981-83. Johnnie D. Ainsley graduated The Dealer Candidate Academy of The Energy: The U.S. Experience, which will be from the Fighter Controller Air Combat National Automobile Dealers Assn. on May published by CATO in 1983 in their Policy Tactics Course at the U.S. Air Force 22, 1981 and is now qualified to run his Studies series. Having received his Masters Interceptor Weapons School, Tyndall AFB, own dealership. Will was recently promoted in Economics from the University of Houston, FL in March 1981. Pamela Mitchell to Assistant Sales Manager at Brandon the book will serve as a dissertation for his recently accepted a job as test pilot with Chrysler-Plymouth, Brandon, FL and is Ph.D. Kathleen J. Daniel received an Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita, KS, flight "looking forward to the day when I will M.S.P.H. in Environmental Management testing Cessna's multi-engine and jet aircraft have my own dealership." and Protection from the University of She still owns one half of Deliverance, North Carolina, Chapel Hill in December Unlimited, a worldwide aircraft delivery 1980. She has moved back to Washington, company, and speaks frequently to various r"T iT> Kenton B. Jones married Deborah D.C. where she works for the Environmental groups, usually concerning aviation careers 4 O Silloway of Tufts Univ. in 1979 Protection Agency. Fran L. Freeman for women. Shelley Wilson was married and now has a son, Kenton Bennett II, reports that she received an M.S. in on April 25, 1981 to Jack L. Hippen by born in January 1981. Chester L. Cooper Engineering from the University of Florida Dean Darrah in the Knowles Memorial is a member of the military team who in March 1981, majoring in Industrial and Chapel. In attendance at the ceremony supported the National Aeronautics and Systems Engineering in Health Care Systems were Nancy Hubsmith Malan, Jody Space Administration's (NASA) launching and minoring in Health and Hospital Matusoff, and Tina Gibbons. The of the space shuttle Columbia. Nancy Administration and Statistics. Fran plans reception was held in the Casa Iberia. Notman Schenck and husband Tom live to work in the New York area. Lewis P. Karen Bleckner Hill and husband and teach at the Fessenden School, a Tompkins has been an instructor at Samuel announce the birth of a daughter, private school in West Newton, MA. Nancy is currently working on a degree at the New England School of Art and Design. She keeps in touch with Kitty Keresey Ault who has just moved back to NYC with her husband. "Would love to hear nupdate from any members of the 'Girls Club'." Cynthia J. Tallant was married to Mark A. Deininger on February 7, 1981 in You are now a Rollins roving reporter . . . Atlanta, GA and enjoyed a one week honeymoon on Harbor Island in the Please use the space below to send us news of yourself and your Rollins friends, Bahamas. Mark has his own law practice in and at the same time include any address changes. Photographs are always welcome. Atlanta, and Cindy is President of her own Thanks for covering this special "beat" for The Alumni Record. real estate company, Card Associates, Inc., in Atlanta which deals in raw land sales in Name Class of _ several Georgia counties. Barbara A. Bennett is living in Columbus, OH and Address "loving it!" She sells advertising time for check if new WCMH-TV and plans to take some courses at Ohio State Univ. this fall to supplement her career choice. Bob and Home Phone ( ) Business Phone ( ) Tyler Richards Hay '77 live in Atlanta, GA where Bob is a financial analyst with Occupation Continental Can Company and Tyler is doing graduate work in Biology at Georgia News Items(s) Tech Univ. Susan Douglass was married to Mark Sarosdy '77 on May 30, 1981 in Shaker Heights, OH. Included in the wedding party were Larry Hickey '77, Maury Abraham '77, Margaret Penn Tennison '79, Sandal Scarborough, and Jackie Inman '81. Attending the ceremony were Ward '77 and Carrie Nowak Please return to: Alumni Office, Box 2736, Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida 32789. Simonton, Martha Penny '79, Diana Freeman, and John Barbour '76. Pat

32 Alumni Record Summer 1981 Loret de Mola is presently undergoing a husband David announce the birth of a Births one year management training program son, David Weston, 9 lbs. 3 oz., on January Laurinda Reger Griffith '68 and husband, with Manufacturers Hanover Trust, NYC 6, 1981. Pat Hancock entered the Clint, a son, Adam Douglas, April 23, in order to work with South American University of Florida Law School this past 1981. accounts. Mary Louise "Sissy" Yount January. Lisa Pittman received an M.A. Jay Kennedy '68 and wife, Diane, a was married to Louis Beck on May 24, in Business and Technical Writing from daughter, Gail Carole, December 6, 1981 at Cape Cod. Bridesmaids included the University of Florida, where she will 1980. Karen Carow, Barbara Vitaliano, and begin law school in late August. Daniel M. Keil '69 and wife, Sande, a Lynn Welch. Also attending the ceremony daughter, Paige Ashley, January 10, were Ted Fajen '77 and Tina Howard. Q "| Consuelo S. Maggio will be 1981. Tristram C. Colket IV '70 and wife, r"7 Ck Elizabeth Ruttan joined the ^5 J_ married to Christopher Salmon 4 9S Flare magazine staff in June 1980 '80 on August 8, 1981 in the Knowles Kathy, a daughter, Ryan Elizabeth, as Assistant Fashion Editor and appears in Memorial Chapel and will begin graduate April 10, 1981. the Flare April issue's makeover feature. work in International Affairs at Florida Tony Levi '70 and wife, Carol, a son, Robert Anthony, May 19, 1981. Liz still finds time to be involved in State University this fall. Ana Thatcher William H. McMunn '70 and wife, Cathy, competitive golf. Pat Stern is in her was married to Kelly Kittrell on June 14, a daughter, Elizabeth Jean, May 13, second year of the MBA program at 1981 in the Knowles Memorial Chapel. Tulane University Graduate Business School. Karen Carow '78 was a bridesmaid. 1981. Francisco Eguren graduated from the Angela L. Bond is working an Assistant Linda Hamilton Bennett '70 and husband, Universite Del Pacificio, Lima with a B.A. to the Directors for the Pennsylvania Stage Richard, a daughter, Amanda Carin, in December 1980 and is now a Brand Company, a member of the League of June 19, 1980. Resident Theatres (LORT) in Allentown, Manager with Richard O. Custer in South Chip Weston '70 and wife, Ashley, a son, America. "Surfing the big swells every now PA. James M. Greene is a member of the Sky, September 25, 1979. Frank Ritti '72 and wife, Cathy, a son, and then. Saludos!" After an exciting military team who supported the National Brad Anthony, March 11, 1981. semester at St. Georges Univ. Medical Aeronautics and Space administration's School in the Caribbean, Ginny Guyton is (NASA) launching of the space shuttle Holly Birtch Faillace '73 and husband, now attending the University of Miami Columbia. Marshall, a son, Marshall Paul, May Medical School. "Bruce Killngsworth '80 29, 1981. Jane Kuntz Kellersman '74 and husband, is also at Miami Med School, and Phil Marriages John, a daughter, Lauren Elizabeth, Lutz and Jay Stein are wisely still Christine Janz '61 to Douglas C. Taylor, January 15, 1981. attending St. Georges Univ. in Grenada." April 12, 1981. Susan E. Gordon has been working for Amy Shepard Richardson '74 and T. Christopher Jenkins to Jane Tull husband, David, a daughter, Abigail over a year on Wall Street at Kidder, Church, April 24, 1981. Peabody & Co., an investment banking Low, March 16, 1981. John Fairbanks McDermid '69 to Pamela Spalthoff Henderson '75 and firm, doing investment research for Westwood Beverley Byrd, June 6, 1981. transportation equities. Thomas R. Cook husband, Jeffrey, a daughter, Jacquelyn Mary Marshall Allen to Alfred D. Adele, February, 1981. is an Associate Producer at Channel 9, Hernandez, April 4, 1981. Orlando. It is with great sadness we report Karen Bleckner Hill '77 and husband, Susan Dollinger '71 to Christopher Samuel, a daughter, Jessica Leigh, the death of Norman N. "Bucky" Fleming, May, 1981. Copeland on Wednesday, June 17, 1981. February 10, 1981. Doris Gerathewohl '73 to Harvey A. Kenton B. Jones '78 and wife, Deborah, Son of Norm Copeland, who recently Collins, Jr., December 4, 1980. a son, Kenton Bennett III, January completed his 26th year as head coach of Patricia V. Brunner '75 to Ivan T. Harlow 1981. the Rollins men's tennis team, Bucky was '74, September 6, 1980. fatally injured in a motor vehicle accident Linda Burris Powers '80 and husband, while returning from a fishing trip. He was Katherine Peterson '76 to Thomas David, a son, David Weston, January 6, 1981. ranked No. 4 by the Florida Tennis Quillman, October 4, 1980. Association's men's open division at the Liza Beasley '76 to Henry Peck Ames, time of his death. The Bucky Copeland May 16, 1981. In Memoriam Peter W. Daiger '76 to Kim Lewis Scholarship Fund has been established at Ralph Nelson Ewing '31, 1981. Rollins College in his memory. Hudson, June 20, 1981. Elsie Braun Schutz '31, April 9, 1981. Roberta Tucker '77 to Matthew Rensen, Hazel Virginia Ruff'31, June 2, 1981. May 10, 1981. Robert Henry James '31, June 17, 1981. Q /~V Michael Topping reports that he Shelley Wilson '77 to Jack L Hippen, George Herman Rogers '35, June 1981. Ovf and Carlos Rodriguez '79 have April 25, 1981. John Asbury Nichols '37, April 8, 1980. roles as sailors in Once Upon a Stage's Kenton B. Jones '78 to Deborah Silloway, Priscilla Smith Kingsley '39, October (Orlando, FL) production of South Pacific 1979. 29, 1980. this summer. Jason Opsahl '84 has a Cynthia J. Tallant '78 to Mark A. Virginia A "Dolly" Winther Feller '40, supporting role. Mindy C. Fleischman is Deininger, February 7, 1981. May 7, 1981. pursuing a Master's Degree in Special Susan Douglass '78 to Mark Sarosdy Emmett Miller Gaulding '42, June 10, Education/Learning Disabilities at James '77, May 30, 1981. 1981. Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA. She Mary Louise Yount '78 to Louis Beck, Emily Eiseman Rothschild '47, 1981. is engaged to be married on August 23, May 24, 1981. John Ballard Hannum '50, January 28, 1981 to Ensign Brad Smith, a 1979 Julie Ann Spake '80 to Kenneth James 1981. graduate of the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Scott, July 18, 1981. Rose Naylor Clevenger '52, July, 1980. Holly A. Harmon will attend the Florida Cynthia Nill '81 to Samuel G. Carpenter Marjorie Bowman Fowler '74, 1981. State University Law School beginning this '81, June 7, 1981. Clifford G. Olmstead '79, May 23, 1981. fall. On May 4, 1981, Roger E. Tanner Patricia Elaine Turner '81 to Timothy Alan Norman "Bucky" Copeland '79, assumed the position of Director, York White Webber '80, July 18, 1981. June 17, 1981. County Juvenile Detention Home, York Ana Thatcher '81 to Kelly Kittrell, June Marguerite E. Barber '79, 1981. County, PA. Linda Burris Powers and 14, 1981. ',fnmTHmtfti I Winter Park Florida 32789

ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED

National Alumni Directory To Be Published

The Rollins Alumni Association has responded to numerous inquiries by authorizing the preparation of a directory of alumni. Rollins' last alumni directory was done over eight years ago. This new directory will be a valuable reference volume to alumni, and it will be helpful on campus in planning alumni activities and programs. The Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company, Inc., has been selected as the official publisher after a thorough review of this firm's extensive experience and success. Recognized as the oldest and largest exclusive publisher of alumni directories, they have completed over the past two decades alumni directories for more than 350 colleges and universities. The project will be undertaken at virtually no cost to the Alumni Association. The Harris Company has contracted to compile, publish, and market the directory, financing the operation solely through the sale of individual directory copies to alumni only. Neither the college nor the Alumni Association will benefit financially from the directory sales (purchases should not be considered as a contribution), but will derive substantial benefit from the completely updated records and other valuable information obtained. The main body of the directory will consist of an alphabetical listing of alumni, with each entry to include name, class, degree(s), home address and telephone, and business or professional information, including title, firm name and address, and telephone. Two complete indexes of alumni, one arranged geographically by towns within states and the other by class year, will follow the main listings, providing ready references and cross references. Updated material will be derived from brief questionnaires mailed to alumni this Fall and followed up by telephone for verification of information to be included in the directory. At that time only, alumni will be invited to purchase a copy of the directory. Only enough directories to fill these pre-publication orders will be printed, and circulation will be restricted to alumni. Release of the directory is tentatively scheduled for Spring 1982.

REUNION '82

Jubilee Celebration March 26, 27, 28

eunion'82 promises to be the most exciting ever, as the Rollins community joins in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the dedication of the Annie Russell Theatre and of the Knowles Memorial Chapel. You won't want to miss the very special events that are being planned for alumni, so make plans now to be a part of our Jubilee Celebration. Alumni of the theatre, choir and Chapel staff are especially encouraged to attend.

Attention all former Rollins Thespians: As part of the Jubilee Celebration, the Annie Russell Theatre is planning an all-alumni production of G.B. Shaw's "Major Barbara". Annie Russell, director of the theatre from 19:31-1936, originated the title role in the initial performance of this play in London 1905. It is planned that the play be designed, directed and performed entirely by past Rollins Thespians. Performance dates are scheduled for March 25, 26, 27 and April 1, 2, 3, 1982. It is hoped that the play can be staged in about ten days time. Dr. Robert Juergens will coordinate the project. Anyone interested in participating should address inquiries to him at the Annie Russell Theatre, Box 2735, Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida 32789.