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This Magazine is brought to you for free and open access by the Marketing and Communications at Rollins Scholarship Online. It has been accepted for inclusion in Rollins Magazine by an authorized administrator of Rollins Scholarship Online. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD No. 1 JANUARY, 1958 VOL. XXXV ANIMATED MAGAZINE MOVES INDOORS The thirty-first edition of the Rol- lins Animated Magazine went to press Sunday Feb. 23 in Knowles Memorial Chapel. Six contributors representing DEAN FRENCH RESIGNS the business world, American Military, Religious, Foreign and American In- Dr. Sidney J. French, Dean of Rol- dian affairs made living presenta- lins College since the fall of 1954 has tion of their assignments under the announced his resignation to accept a editorship of President Hugh McKean. post with the new University of South Because of inclement weather dur- Florida at Tampa. He will be dean of ing two of the last four issues of the the basic college and director of edu- Magazine, it was decided this year to cational or institutional research. publish the magazine indoors. Speaking for himself and his wife, Contributors this year and their sub- who is outstanding in her own fields jects are as follows: of radio and speech, Dean French Roger Blough, Chairman, Board of said: "We're both very sorry to leave Direcectors, U. S. Steel Corp. spoke Rollins and our friends here. Rollins on "Breaking through the Capital Bar- is a fine school. But this is a real rier"; Gen Albert C. Wedemeyer, for- challenge." mer commander of U.S. forces in the China Theatre, "Arming for Peace"; Dean French came to Rollins from Dr. Fred Hoskins, Secretary General Colgate University where he began as Council of the Congregational Chur- an assistant professor of chemistry in ches, "Era Hoppers"; Ataloa, Chicka- 1932. In 1938 he became a full profes- saw Indian Princess, "A Rainbow In the Indians' Sky"; Mohammed Ali, Am- sor and remained in various teaching bassador to the U.S. from Pakistan, and administrative roles until he came "Pakistan's Role in World Affairs"; to Rollins. Major General John B. Medaris, U.S. Army Ballistics Chief, "The Challenge At the new State University he will of Our Times." Dr. Edwin Granberry aid in developing policies, programs again was chairman of the Animated and regulations for inclusion in the Magazine. first catalogue. The first students, a Under the new plan the seating was reserved for students, patrons, fac- freshman class of approximately 1500, ulty and staff until 2:30, when the will enroll at the new university in the doors of the Chapel were opened to fall of 1960. Dean French will assume the general public. Dr. Sidney J. French his new duties in September. Founder's week dinner, honoring the Patrons of the College was held at the Orlando Country Club, Satur- day night at 7:00 p.m. Two of the contributors to the Animated Magazine LIBRARY GIFT HONORS HANNA did double duty. Dr. Hoskins de- Library, now numbers 228 members. livered the sermon at the Sunday A gift of $5,000, from a friend of Rollins, who wished to remain anony- The contribution can honor the donor morning services in the Chapel and or any person he wishes to designate, General Wedemeyer at the Convoca- mous, has been given to Mills Memor- ial Library, honoring Dr. A. J. Hanna whose name will appear in each of the tion observing the seventy-third anni- books purchased from proceeds of the versary of the founding of Rollins in recognition of his more than 40 years of service to the College. B-A-Y membership. Monday morning February 20 in the The income from the fund will be Chapel Convocation. used to purchase 34 books each year for the library. The selection will be STAR made by Dr. Hanna during his lifetime, Anthony 'Tony' Perkins, x54, is play- PURE OIL GIFT and thereafter under the Library au- ing the leading role in the Broadway production of "Look Homeward An- An unrestricted gift to Rollins of thorities, the donor stipulated. Under the Book-A-Year plan, now in gel." His latest picture "Desire Under $2,000 has been received from the Pure The Elms" is scheduled for release in \ Oil Foundation Inc. Richard A. Elliott, effect, a contribution of $150.00 will '52, who is in the advertising-merchan- purchase a book for Mills Memorial March. Tony's talents as an actor have dising division in their Chicago offices Library every year in the future. The earned him a most important place plan, established under the direction on the stage and screen. He plans a sent the company contribution to Pres- trip to the Campus later this year if ident McKean. of Dr. Edwin O. Grover in 1933 to In his letter enclosing the check provide an endowment fund for the his schedule will permit. Dick said: "Contributions are made only to non-tax supported colleges and universities and only to schools hav- ing graduates employed by the Com- THREES AND EIGHTS pany. Further preference is given rela- tive to superior curricula, faculty, JOIN YOUR CLASSMATES ON CAMPUS staffs, trustees, alumni support, stu- FOR THE dent body, business and financial management." Dick was graduated in 1952 and he ALUMNI REUNION WEEKEND and his wife Jeannie Wiselogel, '52, APRIL 25, 26, 27 live at 1943 Paddock Lane, Wheaton, 111. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD husband Robert and sons Ronald and CLASSIFIED INFORMATION Gregory live at 3282 Grand View : Mamie Blue Blvd., Los Angeles 66, Calif. You '00 Kelley, (Mrs. J. E.) and Mary Lynn 8. Mail reaches them should get on her list for the Christ- has sent Alumni House an in- at Route 2, Candler, N. C. mas letter. It's good. teresting picture of her great grand- From Laura Windsor Mills (Mrs. Al- Mary Rose Jarrell Taylor (Mrs. Har- son, Charles Edward Kelley, Jr., of bert): "Besides being a housewife and vey) writes: "I've just come back from Tampa. Mamie still lives in Plant City, mother (our son Eddy will be nine in a month's visit to Florida's West Coast, Fla., where she is now retired. Mail April) I have been a member of "Ber- and have no sun tan to show for it. will reach her addressed to P. O. Box gen County Players" for the past five My husband and I were pursuing fish 615. years and was in "Goodbye My Fancy" and wild life, but the weather didn't 7 1 ' SECRETARY: Mary Branham, 126 Lu- there last May. Also on music commit- cooperate very well. Came home with cerne Circle, Orlando, Florida. tee of Tenafly Woman's Club and our car loaded with plants, including member of "Theatre Club Inc." in New two small orange trees to experiment Marjorie Blackman Wallace writes York City. My husband has been with that she and Glancy now have their with in Connecticut." Mary Rose lives the New York Times for a number of at 14 Porter Road, Farmington, Conn. fourth great-grandson, who was born years." in September. "They're a husky, hand- Nancy Mclntosh Dubben (Mrs. Rob- '3g SECRETARY: Marita Stueve Stone some quartet," says Marjorie. ert M.) writes: "My news is very limit- (Mrs. Wendell} Rollins College. Mabelle O'Neal, sailed from New ed. Two daughters, Judith 12 and Eliz- Opal Peters Wilkerson (Mrs. Wil- York January 21 on the SS Caronia for abeth 11. Homebase still is Pleasant- liam) writes: "I want awfully to come a world cruise which will end in New ville, N.Y., summer at Water Hill, down in April and we're making plans. York early in May. N.Y., where we sail. We visit Florida Life in the Air Force is subject to ")"i SECRETARY: Ray Greene, 242 Chase each spring usually staying on Siesta sudden changes you know, so April ■*■*' Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Key, Sarasota and cruising with may find us Texas-bound. I enjoy our Your secretary has been confined in friends there. Will try this year to get life but my accomplishments are small the Winter Park Memorial Hospital inland if we go down in late April." — a little piano, a little bridge and lots # following an appendectomy. He is 34 SECRETARY: Lt. Col. Burleigh Drum- of housewifery—having a baby daugh- back at home and making plans for mond, Quarters 46, Ripley Drive, Red- ter is our great triumph." Opal's pres- the thirty-fifth reunion of our class. ent address is HQ. TTAF, Gulfport, stone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. Miss. Richard Boone Rogers is the archi- Robert A. Roberston has been named tect for the new eight story city hall chairman of the Share-in-America sav- '39 SECRETARY: Frances Daniel Divine for Orlando now under construction. ings bond drive for the Orlando area. (Mrs. John H. Ill) 847 Mayfair Cir- Completion date is set for June. He He was in Washington early this cle, Orlando, Florida. has offices at 14 East Church Street month where he went to confer with Bill Scheu, president of Distributors in Orlando. high Treasury officials on campaign Inc., wholesale distributors for con- 'IS SECRETARY: Robert Chandler, Central matters. sumer goods of CBS, writes that they Agidrre, Puerto Rico. Friends of Bob Timson will be sorry have just celebrated the tenth anni- Trillis Wessler Windom writes: "My to hear of the death of his mother, versary of the firm's existence. Bill husband, William H. Windom, (father Mrs. Capitola Timson, January 28, still lives in Jacksonville and gets his of Alumni Wm. W., Warren H., Towne 1958, after a long illness. mail at Box 2126, Jacksonville 3, Fla. W. and Esther Windom Woodruff) died Elsa Hildebrandt Mendel, an execu- Carl Thompson is rounding out 12 Dec. 11, 1957 of congestive heart fail- tive with Standard Oil Co., writes that years as principal of the West Gate ure after two years of illness. I am she is making a business trip to Baton School at West Palm Beach, Fla. The building a small house and hope to Rouge, La., in the near future. Elsa's school has an enrollment of 1000 stu- sell the family home which is now too son Robert, is attending George Wash- dents and a teaching staff of 30 in big, since William, his wife and little ington University. Mail still reaches grades one though six. He also serves daughter live in Washington, Warren her at 30 Kenilworth Road, Yonkers, as president of Palm Beach County is teaching in Colorado, Towne is N.Y. Principal's Association and was on teaching in Germany and Esther is liv- '35 SECRETARY: B. G. Fishhack Galey Campus in November when he attend- ing in Connecticut with her husband (Mrs. ]ohn T.) 715 Valley View Road, ed a PTA convention in Orlando. 7 and two little sons. I saw all three Pittsburgh 16, Pa. 4Q SECRETARY: Sue Terry Boswell, 3601 grandchildren over the holidays, and George and Pat (Loughrey '36) Gan- San Pedro, Tampa, Florida. it is my hope that they'll also attend son are in their 18th season as owner- Ruth Bradley Briggs (Mrs. Ralph M., Rollins some day." managers of the Kentucky House, a Jr.) writes: "In August my two daugh- '30 SECRETARY: Clara Adolfs, Rollins Col- hotel at Delray Beach, Fla. Their old- ters arrived home after a two-year ad- lege, Winter Park, Florida. est daughter Patsy is hoping to enter venture abroad. Since then I've been Sarah Huey Lewis (Mrs. Barney) is Rollins next year. Another daughter so completely occupied with keeping serving on the Bessemer (Alabama) Beverly (they both attend the Palm up with them I've hardly had time to Board of Education. She says "Only Beach Private School) is thinking of keep up with news, let alone make three women have ever served in this Rollins in a couple of years. The Gan- any." Ruth lives at 4047 Tuxedo Road capacity and two of us Rollins Alum- sons spend the summer at Chaska N.W., Atlanta, Ga. nae." She is to be listed in "Who's Beach, Huron, Ohio and would be most '43 SECRETARY: Shirley Bowstead Evans Who in American Women." happy to have any Alumni who happen (Mrs. Chas. H.) 6409 Jewell Circle, The many friends of Flora Furen to be in or near either location stop Belle Isle, Orlando, Florida. Carmiehael (Mrs. Emmett) will be in and say hello. Edward F. Jones, Jr., has been made sorry to hear of the recent death of We have a new address for Jane REGULAR with the USAF, Third Di- her mother. Marshall Willis (Mrs. Branson H.) at vision, in electronics and communica- Editor's note: Classmates and friends 374 East Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta tions, with the rank of Captain. He and of your secretary will regret to learn 5, Ga. Jane received her M.A. from his wife and their three children, Lin- of the death of her mother, Jan. 28, Emory University in 1958 and is teach- da, Edward Paul and Lee are living in 1958, in Winter Park. ing at Mt. Vernon School in Atlanta. England where their address is "Rush- '33 SECRETARY: T helm a VanBuskirk '2A SECRETARY: Helen Jackson Hadley den" Kingsway, Gerrard Cross, Bucks Douglass (Mrs. Henry) 2646 Fairway (Mrs. Paul} Box 2550 R.R. 1, Glen- England. They would be delighted to * Ave., S., St. Petersburg, Fla. coe, Mo. hear from Rollinsites living or visiting Flop Morris writes that he received Marlen Eldredge Neumann sends the in England. # his Masters Degree from Western Car- most delightful Christmas letter, sort 44 SECRETARY: Majorie P. Coffin, 940 olina College last summer and says: of a chronical of the year preceding. Powell St., San Francisco, California. "I have sort of retired from coaching; She is serving a two year term as pres- Julian Brewster has been promoted am now working in the elementary ident of the League of Women Voters field and just have eighth grade bas- to Assistant Vice-President of the First of Los Angeles, which, she says, is Federal Savings and Loan Association ketball — boys and girls." Flop and fascinating and a kaleidoscope of con- his wife have two girls, Malvary 12 of Greenwich. Mail still goes to him at stantly changing activities. She and 40 West End Street, Greenwich, Conn THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD 'AK SECRETARY: Edith Bennett Confehr 1J bara lives at 214 Spirea Drive, Dayton '50 SECRETARIES: Carol Posten Miller (Mrs. (Mrs. W. D.), 9904 Parkwood Dr., 19, Ohio. V Bethesda, Md. Wm.) 326 Hawthorne Rd., Baltimore Alice (O'Neal) and Pete C50) Dye 10, Md. George Spencer, 404 Hazel A Christmas card from Sally (Hobbs have moved into their new home at Ave., Endicott, N. Y. '47) Briggs (Mrs. Ben) announces the 530 W. 79th St., Indianapolis, Ind., arrival of Susan Elizabeth, Oct. 30, which was finished last summer. Pete Penny Drinkwater Self (Mrs. Hugh is still associated with Gregory and M.) writes: "Since last March I have 1957. They have two other children, been wine and food correspondent on Kitty, 6 and Ben Jr., 1V2. Ben and Apel Inc., and is a Life Member of Sally are living at 3417 Waverly Drive, the Million Dollar Round Table. Last "The Field" a very English publication Birmingham, Ala. spring he won the Midwest Amateur about country living. Any friends who Your secretary, husband Will, and Golf Championship and Alice won the would be kind enough to send me typi- Indiana State Championship. cal American recipes would be great- sons Clinton 8 and Peter 4V2, spent ly appreciated. My husband and I have a Christmas-in-July holiday in Miami Bud Dawson writes that after eight recently purchased a 17th Century cot- Shores, Fla., with parents. July is the years selling display advertising space tage in West Sussex, one of the most wrong month to find old friends at for the Tampa Tribune he has resign- beautiful parts of the English country- home but we enjoyed revisiting old ed to accept a position as account exec- side." Penny's address is Flat 3, 21 haunts and showing them to the boys. utive with Henry Quednau Advertising Lymington Road, Hempstead, N.W. 6, In Bethesda we keep busy. We were Agency which has offices in Tampa, London, England. hosts to a French woman as part of Miami and one to open soon in Jack- Pat (Van Sickle) Peoples writes: "I'm "An Experiment In International Liv- sonville. Bud hopes to join us on Cam- half way through Masters in Element- ing." She spent four days with us and pus for the reunion weekend. ary Education — will let you know because of this I met Buel Trowbridge, We're glad to have news of Ottis when I've achieved it. Was elected president of the "Experiment" in Mooney who has been on our lost list FEA delegate to Miami convention in Washington. He was religion professor for some time. Ottis is Athletic Direc- April so will miss reunion. I was plan- at Rollins. Such a pleasant surprise it tor at Miami High School and lives at ning to attend. So sorry!" was meeting him again. 5754 Coral Way, Miami, Fla. # Eleanor Wilkinson arrived unexpec- 51 SECRETARY: Ann Lewis Turley War- tedly in Washington for a quick but Jack McCall received his Ph.D., from inner (Mrs. David C.) 814 East Main welcomed overnight stay. the University of Florida in February. St., Richmond, Ky. Christmas greetings came from Hope He is with the Agricultural Experi- George Homer, now a Captain in the Salisbury Thompson, Gordon Tully ment Station at the University, Depart- USAF, is attending the Air Force In- and Judy Hudgins Mason. Why not ment of Animal Husbandry and Nutri- stitute of Technology at Wright-Patter- some news for the RECORD? Calling tion. son AFB, studying electrical engineer- all 45ers — you lead interesting lives! We're glad to have news of Shirley ing, and expects to complete his work We want to hear about it. Kirk Malapert (Mrs. John) who has there in September of 1959. He and Friends of Nancy Corbett Dillon will been in our lost file. Shirley, her hus- his wife and three children live at 324 be sorry to hear of the death of her band and five year old Jacquelin are Holmes Drive, Fairborn, Ohio. husband, Dr. Robert Dillon, Nov. 27, living at 621 S. Walnut St., West Ches- Mae (Wallace) and Jim Bryson are 1957, of a heart condition. She has five ter, Pa., where her husband is an elec- now living at 675 Minnesota Ave., in sons, Bobby 8y2, David 7%, Stephen tronics engineer with Curtiss-Wright Winter Park. Jim coaches at Edge- 5V2, Daniel 3V2 and Jack 15 months. Corp. Shirley hopes to get to the re- water High in Orlando, and Mae says She is living at 533 Forest Ave., River union in April, but in any case they she keeps busy with their three chil- Forest, 111. plan to move to Florida soon to live. dren, Joy 6, Ted 4 and Mac two months. 'A7 SECRETARY: Ainslie Embry, 2604 Va- News from Sue Culpepper Horning (Mrs. John): "What a year this has 'CO SECRETARY: Diane Vigeant Sangster, letta Road, Louisville 5, Ky. JX Our sympathy to Gaylord Jones been for us. We decided to remodel - (Mrs. John B. Jr.) 106 E. Woodland whose mother, Mrs. Blanche McNulty our house and began work Sept. 1. Drive, Sanford, Fla. Jones, died January 19, in Orlando. Did not see the last of the carpenters Bob Newhouse, who received his Wesley Ford Davis' first novel "The until February 1. Are now enjoying M.D. degree in June of '56, is now sta- Time of the Panther" has just recently our "practically like new" home. Our tioned at Fort Polk, La., where he is been released by Harper and Brothers. children, Sandra 8V2, Landis 6 and Preventive Medicine Officer. The background is a Florida lumber Robert 2V2, keep me hopping. We have After receiving his B.A. in Business camp. Wesley and his wife Betty (Mil- a summer cottage at 8-Point Lake and and Economics from the University of ler '43) and their two daughters Bar- remained there during much of the Maine in January 1957, Richard Preu bara Allan and Leslie Ann are living remodeling — believe me, an ice- has joined the Home Life Insurance at 7 Greenwood Place, Menlo Park, covered lake surrounded by three feet Co., as a Manager Assistant in their Calif. He is presently at Stanford on of snow is not the most desirable place offices at Westport, Conn. Mail will a Danforth Teacher Grant working to spend the winter in this cold state reach him addressed to Easton Road toward his doctorate. He took his mas- of Michigan. Sometimes I wonder how there, where he lives with his wife ter's degree at the University of Ar- this little "Florida Cracker" ever gets and daughter. kansas. thawed out up here (but I always man- Rose Naylor Clevenger (Mrs. Homer) News from Grace Fulton Chase (Mrs. age). I hear from Martha McCormick writes that they are now back in Kings- Warren H. Ill) says: "We are back in Van Pelt occasionally and would love port, Tenn., where her husband is em- Ohio across the river from Wheeling, to hear from others. There are two ployed by the Kingsport Press, a book W. Va. We moved here last June from other Rollinsites living in Mt. Pleasant printing company, as editor of their ; Ft. Wayne. Warren is manager of the — Dick Harris and his wife Mary Race. paper and a member of the Personnel Bridgeport, Ohio plant of Cleveland My husband is in the Oil business with Dept. Their address there is 1446 Pros- Graphite Bronze Co. Kathy is in kin- Leonard Refineries, Inc., as manager pect Drive. dergarten and loves it, while Cindy, of production at Leonard Crude Oil Betty Matthews Sacker (Mrs. John 2V2 years, tries to keep up with her." Co. Hope to see Rollins soon." Sue E. Jr.) paid a recent visit to Alumni House. Betty is living in Beverly Hills, Grace lives at 117 Park Drive, St. lives at 820 Watson Road, Mt. Pleasant, Clairsville, Ohio. Chamblee, Ga., just outside of Atlanta Mich. and they are just two blocks from '48 SECRETARIES: Marie Prince Jones (Mrs. Bill Shelton Florida correspondent Jackie (Biggerstaff) and Bill Smythe. K Vincent) Box 225 S. Hamilton, Mass. for TIME got a nice plug from his pub- She and John have a little girl, Deb- Lee Bongart Hilkene (Mrs. Bruce) 851 lisher, James A. Linen, in his weekly bie, who is three and a new baby, Westchester Way, Birmingham, Mich. letter in the Feb. 10 issue of the news Scott Duncan, born Oct. 7, 1957. We've just learned that Barbara magazine. Bill was commended for his Lydia Wallace Stahl (Mrs. Carel F.) writes that they have bought a house Stanley is now Mrs. Charles A. Mc- on the spot coverage of the launching Cune, and has three young sons. On at 42 Ranch Road, San Rafael, Calif. a recent visit to Chicago Barbara and of Explorer at Cape Canaveral. At the Lydia's husband is Pacific Coast Man- Edie White Watson discussed the com- same time he was made a Certified ager of the Holland American Lines, ing 1948 class reunion in April, but Missileer Expert by the Galactic Order and they are planning a trip to Europe are not sure they can make it. Bar- of Missileers at the Cape. to visit his family. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD '53 SECRETARY: Kay McDonnell, P. O. Pres Hull is keeping busy managing Univ., and John Heron Art Institution, Box 9, Orchard Lake, Mich. his hardware store he bought last sum- while I paint horse "Portraits" under John DeGrove received his Ph. D. in mer out at Goldenrod, which he says the name of Darlene Dicks." : Political Science from the Univ. of is doing great so far. Larry (Kaelber) and Frank Thomp- N. C. in January, and has accepted Kathy (Cooper) and Dave Bowen, son ('56) send a new address at 2031 a position in the Department of Po- with their little daughter, Jeanenne, N.W. 13th St., Gainesville, Fla. Larry litical Science at the Univ. of Florida. moved to Washington, D.C. in July, says "Frank and I are looking forward They moved to Gainesville February where Dave is employed by the Reu- to graduating this June — he with 1 and until they are settled their ad- ben H. Donnelley Corporation as an his Master's in accounting, me a B.A. dress will be in care of the Depart- advertising representative for the in Elementary Education. Kal has just ment of Political Science at the Uni- classified telephone directory, and tak- celebrated his first birthday, a 2 foot versity. They plan to visit Winter Park ing pre-dentistry courses at American 7-incher weighing in at 31 pounds — before summer. University. Their new address is 6711 going out for tackle on the "Tiny Helen (Demetrelis) and Jim Hay- Fairfax Rd., Apt. 1, Chevy Chase 15, Mites" team. I'm working as an assist- wood and their little son, Bradford Md. ant librarian and have a University of Harrison, are living in Hanover, N.H., Dick Trismen has entered Yale Uni- Florida tuition scholarship. Frank is where Jim is in the construction busi- versity as a law student, and sends a working as a school bus driver." ness. They are busy remodeling a new address at 2560 Sterling Law Stu Maples went into the Army in country house and would love to see Bldg., New Haven, Conn. October and was assigned to 3rd In- any Rollinsites who may be driving up Bill Shuttles is now in military serv- fantry Div at Ft. Benning, Ga., per- to New Hampshire. Mailing address is ice, stationed at Warner-Robbins, Au- sonnel office. He expects to be there Etna, N.H. and their telephone is Leb. gusta, Ga. Bill says he has 20 months until they go to Germany in the 998-M5. more of service, and then expects to spring. Mail reaches him now address- Em Hunter sends his regrets for the return to Texas and go into the con- ed to Pvt. S^Maples, US 51414400, class reunion in April, but feels it is struction business. H.Q. Co. 1st Battle Grp., 7th Inf. 3rd too far from California to make the Arthur Weiss writes that after 2 Inf Div., Ft. Benning, Ga. trip. Em is with the Zellerbach Paper years Army service (one winter spent Co., as salesman of industrial pack- in Alaska on skiis—60 degrees below!) Bob Beil is Yeoman in Operations aging materials and his new address — he is now attending Chapman Col- Office aboard the U.S.S. Cornet, a car- is 923 Fulton St., San Francisco 27, lege with a possible law or phychology go ship in Deep Freeze — on its way Calif. major. Mail still reaches him at 1711 to the South Pole in December. Bob's Margaret Bogner Hagaman writes East 5th St., Long Beach, Calif. new address is Robert K. Bell Jr. S.A. that she hopes to make the reunion. John Saylors still lives in Winter 5120797, U.S.S. Cornet, (A.K.A.), FPO, She and her husband, a Marine Corps Park, at 1790 Oakhurst, and is account- New York, N.Y. Aviation Captain, are stationed in Den- ant for the Motiff Co., Inc. (real estate Warren Lewis writes that he is work- ver, Colo. She also is a Marine Corps and insurance) in Orlando. John and ing as a social worker apprentice at officer, hopes to make Captain this his father also are active in the home Kings Park State Hospital in Kings spring. They expect to be transferred construction business. Park, N.Y., and attending Adelphi Col- to California but she plans a trip to Buck Class has a new address at 611 lege in Garden City, N.Y. one night a Winter Park. North Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, week. He hopes to receive his Masters Bob Peck writes that Dorothy Anne Calif., where he has a contract with Degree in Psychiatric Social Work in Houston of Mt. Lebanon, Pa., is wear- 20th Century Fox and says his work two more years. Mail reaches him ad- ing his diamond with a wedding set keeps him very tied up. dressed to Staff House, Kings Park for April 19. Fred Rogers ('51) will be After three years of military service State Hospital, Kings Park, N.Y. an usher. Bob has a new Album out Bill Pigman is now a sophomore at the Clark Warren has a new address, "Moth in a Gray Flannel Suit" which Univ. of Colorado, Boulder, where he Pvt. B. C. Warren US 51411212, Head- is a great success. is majoring in psychology. quarters Section, U.S. Army Garrison, 7 Dave Vevera is working as a physi- 54 SECRETARY: Marilyn Shinton Town- Ft. Campbell, Ky., where he is sta- cist, research and development, U.S. tioned after completing his basic train- send (Mrs. Robert) 2200 Palmer Ave., Navy Underwater Sound Reference Apt. 4-L, New Rochelle, N. Y. ing which began in August. Laboratory in Orlando, and still gets Carleton Clark says "I am employed Ethel Deikman Dunn (Mrs. Stephen) his mail addressed to 613 Highland writes that: "I'm a researcher for the Ave. there. by RCA on the Missile Test Project, Encyclopedia Britannica, answering as a Telemetry Technician, touring the Harry Collison is working as an elec- British West Indies." His current ad- every imaginable question and some tronic engineer at Radiation, Inc. in you wouldn't suspect. In between I'm dress is RCA/PAA-GMRD, Grand Ba- Orlando, and he and Lee (Gibson '51) hama AAFB, c/o Patrick AFB, Florida. my husband's private secretary and have a new address, South Lake Sy- part time novel writer, still taking a belia Drive, Maitland, Fla. Ann (Todd) and Niki Johns are still course at The New School." Edward Williams writes that he is at Emory Univ., Ga. Ann has worked Bob Buck sends a new address: 110 now traffic representative for Mercury for the DeKalb County Welfare Board Bank St., New York City, where he is Motor Express, and sends a new ad- and at present is doing secretarial doing promotion and publicity for the dress at 1253 Belmont Terrace, Jack- work for the president of Emory Univ. Macmillan Company. Bob's Secretary sonville, Fla. Hospital, and Niki expects to receive is Barbara Moynahan ('57) who shares Bob Tate is a guest of Uncle Sam at his degree in Geology in June. L an apartment with Jane Laverty ('55) Ft. Benning, Ga., where he is accom- Ken Meiser writes that he is back and Pat Feise ('56), both of whom are panist for the 3rd Division Glee Club. in Florida as representative for the doing graduate work at Columbia The Division expects to be sent to Ger- Multigraph Division of Addressograph- Their address is 125 W. 15th St., New many in April. His present address is Multigraph Corp in the north central York, N.Y. Pvt. Robert S. Tate US 51411718, HQ area. At present he is living in Gaines- '55 SECRETARY: Jane Laverty, 1008 N. & HQ Co., 1st Med. Tk. Bn. (Patton) ville, and mail will reach him address- Clay St., Frankfort, Ind. 68th Armor, 3rd Inf. Div., Ft. Benning, ed to 305 N.E. Third Ave. there. Ga. Barbara M. Boyd has been promoted John Rice is with Universal Atlas to the rank of first lieutenant in the Erma Pickel Obermayr (Mrs. Rus- Cement Co., a subsidiary of U.S. Steel, Marine Corps. She is stationed at sell) has a new address at 440 West in New York City, and attending night .* Camp Lejeune, N.C. Park Ave., Waukesha, Wis., where she school studying cost accounting. His is secretary at the Conrad Pickel mailing address is 36 Locust St., '§J SECRETARY: Billy Jo Whipple, 5810 Stained Glass Studio. Greenwich, Conn. 1 lorn Wood, Houston 36, Tex. Darlene Dicks writes that she be- Cole Church is a Securities Analyst Joan Bucher says she is "teaching came Mrs. Robert Weesner last Au- for the Investment Dept. of the Royal in a small room full of second grad- gust, and is teaching sixth grade at the Globe Insurance Group in New York ers," in DeKalb County, Georgia, just Zionsville School. "My husband and I City. • a hop from Atlanta. Joan shares an are beginning our future breeding Arlene Agan is working in Peoria, ■ apartment with two other girls, at 536 Arabian horses with a young stallion Illinois for the Illinois Mutual Casual- Twin Oak Drive, Decatur, Ga. named Shamsballu. Bob attends Butler ty Company. 11 THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD » Evaline (Fishman) and Bob McMul- Emily McGiffin says she is working hello and Tony wanted to know how len x58 have recently bought a new for McGiffin & Co., Ins. in Jackson- all the old Rollins Players were." home at 18321 N.E. 21st Place, North ville, doing everything from filing to Ann (McDermaid) and Don Weber Miami Beach 62, Fla. accounting. expect to return to Chicago in Janu- In January Jo Davis was sent to From Nancy Lee Wilson: "Am pur- ary for six months while Don com- Houston, Tex. for three weeks. Jo is suing studies in flying. Have an instru- pletes his work at Northwestern Grad- working for Proctor & Gamble, and ment rating and will have a commer- uate Business School. travels all over the country. cial ticket by the time you get this. Don and Carol (Beardsley) Finnigan Marion (Crislip) and Tom Graves Then I intend to get a multi-engine are now living at 74 Clinton St., Glas- are living at 451 42nd Avenue South, rating and earn my living as a com- tonbury, Conn., where Don has a job St. Petersburg, Fla., where Marion is mercial pilot." with The Travelers Insurance Co., and teaching and Tom is attending Stetson Al Fantuzzi is playing professional would love to see any Rollinsites in the Univ. Law School. baseball and has signed a contract with area or passing through. the Los Angeles Dodgers. He plans to S. B. Hill III has completed his act- Sandy (Taylor) and Don Wilson '55 be in Florida for spring training about ive reserve duty in the Navy and ex- are now living in Dearborn, Mich, at March. pects to re-enter Rollins to complete • 205 South Gulley Road. Don is work- Janet Corliss still assists incoming his work in Business Administration. ing at his father's Ford Dealership, Rollins students in her job with the Ann Bowers says "Am working tow- I Stuart Wilson Inc., and also working Rollins Registrar's Office. ards Master of Science degree in voice on a land development project called Hal Lawler is holding down a job at Juilliard School of Music in New the San-Don Development. The Wil- with a clothing store in Winter Park York City. Living with my sister and sons went West twice last summer and helping coach the Winter Park playing hostess to Rollinsites who hit when Don rolled in the Gold Cup in High School basketball team, while the Big City occasionally. Incidentally, Seattle, Wash., and Sahara Cup in Las wife Sandy (Taylor '58) continues at I'm also a voice "Coach." Ann's New Vegas, Nev., and Sandy showed her Rollins. York address is 290 West 11th St. horse in Madison Square Garden in Kay Klein writes "No job except as Carol Enz writes: "Actually haven't November. a graduate student (Spanish) in a dusty had time to write because of the time- Jim Doran is in Germany with the corner at the library of Claremont consuming secretarial course I've been - Armed Forces, and expects to be over- Graduate School, California. The big taking. Right now I'm planning to try seas for another year. Mail goes to activity is a thesis for a Master's de- to get a job in Phoenix, Arizona when him addressed to Pvt. Jim Doran U.S. gree by June, '58. California is wonder- I finish. Last summer spent 2 wonder- 14359215, Hqs. Btry 1st F.A.B.N., ful I suggest that the Rollins alumni ful months in Europe traveling (RKTO 28th Artillery), A.P.O. 34, New come West and do skiing on Mt. through England, Holland, Belgium, York, N.Y. Baldy." Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Angela (Burdick) Toney (Mrs. Philip) After working at a TV station in France." r writes that she and her husband are in Jacksonville this summer Anita Wads- Brian Sherwin was graduated from Atlanta where Philip is attending worth is now working as office secre- Kent State University (Ohio) in Jan- Georgia Tech and majoring in Physics. tary in the District Sales Office of uary, and left January 12 for six Angela is gift and exchange clerk at Eastern Airlines. months active training with the Ohio the Price Gilbert Library, Georgia Marion Poison attended Cornell National Guard. Tech., and continuing her voice study Univ. summer school and is now work- Web Walker is with First National at Atlanta Opera Arts Ass'n. ing there for her M.A. in Guidance City Bank of New York, in the Person- Dick Burns says he is having a mar- & Personnel Administration. She has al Credit Dept., commuting from velous time announcing and engineer- an assistanship in the Counseling Serv- Bridgeport. Says he has been doing ing at Boston's fine music station, ice of Home Economics. some skiing in Vermont on weekends. WCRB, and conducting Church choir From Ken Pahel: "Graduate student Eddie Overstreet completed the Ma- in Waltham, Mass., but misses the assistant in Philosophy at the Univ. of rine Officer Candidate Course and was Florida sunshine, beach parties and 111. Teach discussion sections in com- commissioned in December, and after the strong fellowship of the close com- parative religion and grade papers — a three week leave reported to Basic munity living at Rollins. my job. Taking courses and working School at Quantico, Va. Eddie wants for M.AA this year. Just starting my any Rollinsites coming to Washington Wes Wrenn writes that she is now thesis. Only social life my "memories" to contact him, as Quantico is only 30 Mrs. James G. White. She and her of Rollins." miles away. husband are living at Moody's Trailer Monnie Kukuk is teaching fifth George Kosty is with the Shell Oil Park, Rt. 2, Airport Road, Chapel Hill, grade at Lincoln School in Villa Park, Co. in Nashville, Tenn. N.C., while husband James continues 111., and beginning the first of the Jack Powell is associated with Prof. his studies as a pre-med student at the year plans to be counselor and college Ross Evans, of Rollins, in his Orlando Univ. of N.C. and Wes is secretary in consultant for the 4,000 students at Accounting office. the Admissions Office. York High School in Elmhurst. Bob Eginton is with the Orlando Theora (Dreher) and Jim Brediger Chuck Hartman is a salesman in the Morning Sentinel, and has been cover- are living at 2205 Dixie Place, Nash- Detroit Branch of Owens-Corning Fib- ing the Winter Park area. ville 12, Tenn., while Jim is doing erglass Corp., traveling for the com- Bob Brown is now teaching in the graduate work in physics at Vander- pany to Pittsburgh, Providence, Co- Elementary School he attended in bilt University. lumbus and Toledo, Ohio. Winter Park. Myrtice Gilliam is teaching sixth Sidney Kromer is at Radio Station Sally Nye writes that she attended grade at Apopka Elementary School, KWBY, in Colorado Springs, Colo. Kent State Univ. in Ohio for 2 years, and says she is having a wonderful Gordon Hahn is attending Tulane and now is a receptionist and switch- time. School of Medicine. Address: 2221 Cal- board operator for a firm close to her houn St., New Orleans, La. home. Sally says she still water-skis Don Hunt finished his Army basic whenever possible, and sees Sally Combat Training at Ft. Jackson, S.C. Eugene Conley is doing promotion Sowers and Kathy Schwarz occasion- and now is stationed at Ft. Leonard and publicity work for his father in ally. Wood, Mo. in Combat Engineering. New York. Address: 60 West 58th St., Don says "Mail sent to me c/o Hub- New York, N.Y. Diane Fair writes that she is still bard Construction Co., Box 7217, Or- Guy Filosof is a dental technician in going to school, and is now a senior at lando, Fla. will be forwarded to me. the Army. Present address: Pvt. Guy Indiana University. Mail still reaches Tell everyone hello for me by means Filosof, RA 14-653-236, AOID 2nd Bn. her at 320 East Ohio, Monticello, In- of the Alumni Record." USAMTC, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. diana. Joel Hutzler writes: "Am at Univ. of Bill Preisch still plays host to all Joan Davenport is working as a Md. Medical School. Weather is snow, Rollins alums and students at his home child welfare worker with the Fulton rain, fog, drizzle — spirits about the in Winter Park. County Dept. of Public Welfare in At- same. Thanksgiving vacation I saw an Your secretary is an assistant en- lanta, Ga., and attending night school old Alum — Tony Perkins, starring in gineer at the Houston Light and Pow- in the hope of entering medical school "Look Homeward Angel, which was ex- er Co., and enjoying her work very next fall. cellent. We stopped backstage to say much. Note new address. 6 THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD Bob and Marilyn (Shinton) Townsend '51 Mr. and Mrs. David Larson (Lois are living at 2200 Palmer Ave., Apt. Johnston) a daughter, Janet Elizabeth, 4-L, New Rochelle, N.Y. Bob is working Jan. 24, 1958. Address: 42 Roberts Dr., as ultrasonic and welding sales engi- IN MEMORIAM Bedford, Mass. neer for the Raytheon Mfg. Co., of New York City, and they would love to see James A. Coale, Rollins College, 1952- '52 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kaiser and Rollinsites who may be up that 1953. Deceased Nov. 19, 1956. (Phyllis Brettell) a daughter, Sandra way. Beth, Jan. 28, 1958. Address: 15 Dog- Robert D. Levitt, A. B. Rollins Col- wood Lane, Park Forest, 111. Bob Pletz is a salesman with Con- lege, 1931. Deceased Jan. 26, 1958. verse Rubber Co., Melrose Park, 111. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sacker, Jr., Ra Moody, now photo-records sales- Mrs. William I. Parker (Janet Bellin- Betty Matthews) a son, Scott Duncan, man for Remington Rand sends a new ger), Rollins College, 1935-1936. Deceas- Oct. 7, 1957. Address: 3236 Beverly address -1770 Mayfair Village, Jackson- ed March 11, 1957. Hills Drive, Chamblee, Ga. ville 7, Fla., Says: "Playing sports for office teams and host to many good Dwight J. Bradley, Rollins College, '54 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Town- parties when friends come through 1908-1910. Deceased Jan. 24, 1958. send, Jr. (Marilyn Shinton) a son, Mark Jacksonville. Everyone is welcome." Norton, Nov. 28, 1957. Address: 2200 James Baxter Long, Rollins College, Palmer Ave., Apt. 4-L, New Rochelle, 1902-1903. Deceased Sept. 28, 1956. N. Y. ' Roy William Bruner, Rollins College, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome C. Wood (Lucia 1951-1952. Deceased Dec. 9, 1957. Howard), a son, Oct. 28, 1957. Address: Weddings 811 Topinabee Road, Niles, Mich. '51 Margy Mountcastle to Lt. Wil- Ellen Victoria Apperson, Resident Head, 1932-1952. Deceased Jan. 16, 1958. '56 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Foti liam M. Cossaboom II, Oct. 11, 1957. (Paula Crandall) a daughter, Dec. 2, Address: 5 Shore Drive, Waterford, 1957. Address: Rt. #1, Box 630 P, Or- Conn. Mrs. B. C. Pike (Lena Paul) Rollins Academy 1902-1903. Notified Feb. 7, lando, Fla. '52 Robert P. Newhouse to Mary Al- 1958. ice Taylor, Oct. 6, 1957. Address: Cap- '57 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Costello tain Robert P. Newhouse, MC 04071066, (Jacqueline Chiappari) a daughter, HG USAH, Fort Polk, La. Cathleen, Nov. 13, 1957. Address: 500 N.W. 31st Lane, Gainesville, Fla. '54 Nancy Jane Schwaderer to Rich- '49 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Davis, ard G. de Beaubinet, Jan. 11, 1958. Ad- Jr., (Agnes Hendrix) a daughter, Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ames, Jr., a dress: 4645 Kennebec Road, Cass City, garet Lynch, Nov. 19, 1957. Address: 24 daughter, Elizabeth, April 10, 1957. Ad- Mich. West Woodrow Ave., Belmont, N.C. dress 76 Robbins St., South Acton, '55 Nancy Ann Siebens to Henry R. Mass. ; Fett, Aug. 5, 1957. Address: 220 South Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Irvin, Jr., (Shir- - Boulevard, Salisbury, Md. ley Fry) a son, Mark Mitchell, Dec. 11, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Koehl (Bar- '56 Shelia Frances Howard to Mau- 1957. Address: 17 Trelawney St., Wool- bara Lorbach) a daughter, Debra Ann, rice Joseph Hyder, Dec. 27, 1957. Ad- lahara, N.S.W., Australia. Dec. 3, 1957. Address: 2233-C West- bridge Ave., Ft. Worth 16, Texas. dress: c/o American Embassy, APO '50 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Blakemore 231, Box B, New York, N.Y. (Dorothea Bufalino) a daughter, Karen Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Astrii (Ethel '57 Mary Kathryn Wright to Olie Jean, Aug. 13, 1953. Address: 1113 Budner) a son, Scott Howard, June 12, Inmon Williamson, Dec. 21, 1957. Ad- North Jordan, Liberal Kansas. 1957. Address: 8824 N. Greenvale Road, dress: 3410 Calumet Drive, Orlando, Village of Bayside, Milwaukee 17, Wis. Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Michael Self Patricia Saunders Barlowe to Char- (Penny Drinkwater) a daughter, Suzan- Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Leader, Jr. les E. Reamy, June 8, 1957. Address: nah Jane, Aug. 2, 1957. Address: Flat (Jane Moody) a daughter, Pamela Su- 105-B Catherine Ave., Elinor Village, 3, 21 Lymington Road, Hampstead, san, Nov. 19, 1957. Address: Sugar Hill, Pensacola, Fla. N.W. 6, London, England. N. H. Darlene Joanne Dicks to Robert Weesner, Aug. 11, 1957. Address R.R. #2, Zionsville, Ind. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD Erma Pickel to Russell Obermayr, Published by Rollins Alumni, Inc., Winter Park, Florida, monthly July 13, 1957. Address: 440 West Park October through June. Ave., Waukesha, Wis. Entered as second-class matter June 28, 1938 at the Post Office at Lynn Marie Hagerty to Lt. Alfred Winter Park, Florida, under the act of August 24, 1912. Johnson Dempsey, Nov. 23, 1957. Ad- dress: 508 Fleetwood Drive, Norman, Okla. Helga (Wes) Wrenn to James G. White, Nov. 2, 1957. Address: Moody's Trailer Park, Route 2, Airport Road, Chapel Hill, N.C. >« '58 Suzanne Robinson to Warren E. Hagen, Jan. 31, 1958. Address 320 Reil- ly Road, Cincinnati 15, Ohio.

BIRTHS '41 Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Bradley (Betty Mackemer) a son, Wil- liam Mills, Oct. 19, 1957. Address: Grand View Drive, Peoria, 111. '47 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Briggs, Jr. (Sally Hobbs) a daughter, Susan Elizabeth, Oct. 30, 1957. Address: 3417 Waverly Drive, Birmingham, Ala. ANUARY, 1958