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Rollins Alumni Record, December 1938 Rollins College Office Ofa M Rketing and Communications Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online Rollins Magazine Marketing and Communications Winter 1938 Rollins Alumni Record, December 1938 Rollins College Office ofa M rketing and Communications Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarship.rollins.edu/magazine Recommended Citation Rollins College Office of Marketing and Communications, "Rollins Alumni Record, December 1938" (1938). Rollins Magazine. Paper 95. http://scholarship.rollins.edu/magazine/95 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]. The ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD D E C E M B E R 1 9 3 8 FRED STONE, Hon. '29 as he appears in "Lightin' " to be presented by Rollins College in the Annie Russell Theatre. January 11. 12, 13 and 14. supported by the Rollins Student Players. Dr. Stone is this year celebrating his 50th anniversary on the American stage. Volume XVI Number 4 Directory of Rollins Clubs Atlanta Miami /■resident: 0. S. BANDY, '29, Glen Arden Way, N.E. President: LLOYD TOWLE, '32, 1800 Lincoln lid. Miami Beach. Vice-President: HARRY E. HARMON, .JR., '11. Trust Company Vice-President: MRS. HARRY TUTTLE (Stella Weston), '30, 1729 of Georgia Bldg., Walnut 4030. N.W. 51st Terrace, 8-1841. Secretary: DOROTHY F. DAVIS :io, 2730 S.W. loth Terrace, Boston 4-1194. RALSTON PICKERING, '84, president Board of Directors,, 11 Clif- Treasurer: FLORENCE MCKAY, '28, 512 S.W. 12th Ave. ton Ave.. Salem, Salem 3835. KITH MCWAIN, '85, 105 Abbott Road, Wellesley Hills. Wei 1096. H. P. ABBOTT, III. 15 Auburn St.. Melrose. New York MARGARET CHAPMAN, '80, Hazelcroft Farm. Westboro. Ilopkin- Card file of Alumni and Former Students is maintained at the ton 98-4. Algonquin Hotel, 59 W. 44th Street. LOUISE HALL MOORE, '80, 15 Hawthorne Ave., Arlington Heights. Arlington 6276-W. BOARD OF DIRECTORS DR. LKLAND JENKS, IH Weston Road, Wellesley. Wellesley NANCY CUSHMAN, chairman, '35. 117 E. 58th St.. Circle 7-5590. 0870-.I. RICHARD ALTER, '37, 028 W. 114th St. ROBERT BARBER. '84, 125 W. 12th St.. Apt. 5-F. Wi 2-7800. Chicago ROBERT BLACK, '35. 107 E. 37th St. VIRGINIA JAEKEL CLOUGH, '36, 640 Riverside Dr. /'resident: ROBERT BURHANS, *29. 32H E. Grand Lake. West Chicago. NANCY GANTT, '30. Ill Park Ave. Lexington 2-9048. KATHLEEN HARA HOWE, '33. 07 Perry St. Chelsea 2-0588. Vice-President: ANNAJEANKE PENDEXTER, '30, Dundee. GEORGE PORTER. '37. 160 E. 48th St. Secretary-Treasurer: ROBERT SPRAGUE, '30, Gordon. Pierce. Ed- ROBERT STEPHENS, '81, 555 E. 38th St.. Brooklyn. Ingersoll 2-4671. ward & Martin, 135 S. LaSalle St. MARIETTA STEUVE, '38. 212 Station Place, ML Vernon. Cleveland Palm Beach President: EDITH STEPHAN, '30. 2903 Weybridge Road, Shaker Hts. President: EUGENE BUZZELL, '28, Putin Beach Life, Palm Beach. Vice-President: GEORGE GANSON, '35, 3090 Rawndale Rd.. Vice-President: ELROY R. GOODELL, '29, Lake Worth. Shaker Hts. Secretary-Treasurer: MRS. CHARLES FULTON, '32 (Imogene Secretary-Treasurer: RAYMOND A. CLARK, '34. 1039 E. 11.5th St. Carmicliael). Connecticut Philadelphia BOARD OE DIRECTORS EVA THOMPSON, '2ii, chairman, 0100 McCallum St.. Germantown, LESLIE TAYLOR, "27. chairman, 024 Fern St.. West Hartford. Gerinantown 3495. LEAH JEANNE BARTLETT, '30, G. Fox and Co. DO:-:OTHV MANWARING, '37. 601 Grove Ave.. Jenkintown. Ogontz II,9.I. DORIS LANG, '33. 59 S. Highland St., West Hartford HELEN STEINMETZ, '04, 1308 DeKalb St.. Norristown, Norris- MRS. STEWART ML.ISE (Janet Gibney), '34, West Woodstock. town 012. STERLING OLMSTED '30. 1379 Main St.. East Hartford. HELEN JACKSON, '30, 220 Park Ave., Swarthniore, Swarthmore LEONARD D. SEAVER, '28. Go Adelaide Ave., Waterbury. 871. PAIL P. FAIIIS, '00. 1527 Spruce St.. Pen. 127 1. Daytona Beach WILLIAM H. DENNEV, Rollins College. SYDNEY MILLAR. '30. Harrisburg. President: RONALD STILLMAN, '31, 204 Bellevue Ave., 1292-J. Vice-President: MRS. WILLIAM MOORE (Lucille Tolson). '32, Ormond. Pittsburgh Secretary-Treasurer: MRS. MORRIS P. BRILEY (Helen Morrow). Vice-President: MRS. GEORGE PARKMAN (Elizabeth Robertson) '30. 220 Magnolia Ave. '86, R.F.D. 1. Willock. Secretary-Treasurer: JOHN BULLOCK. '86, 875 Thorn St., Sewickley. Havana President: F. ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ, '14, P. 0. Box 1166. St. Petersburg Vice-President: JULIO SOTO NAVARRO, '00. 19th St. 208. Recording Secretary: AUGUSTA NELSON, '10. Placido 14, Ma- President: MRS. BAYNARD MORRISON (Katherine Hicks), '29, tanzas. 3028 First Avenue, N„ 04-475. Corresponding Secretary: EDUARDO ARIAS. Vice-President: MRS. J. D. STONER (Marion Mulligan), '27, 1145 45th St., N„ 50-920. Treasurer: EDUARDO MORENO, '10. Apartado 7 Hi. Secretary-Treasurer: EUGENIA TUTTLE, '27. 220 istli Ave.. N.E., 52-023. Jacksonville President: GEORGE W. GIBBS, '05. Gibbs Gas Engine Co. 5-5011. Tampa Vice-President: MARILOUISE WILKERSON, '32. 430 Dellwood, President: MRS. JOHN C. .MILLS (Elizabeth Davis), '34, 0409 3-0983-J. Bayshore H-42243. Secretary: WILLIE PEARL WILSON, '33. 3310 Randall. 7-8404. Secretary-Treasurer: MARY ELIZABETH WHITE, '30, 702 S. Dela- Treasurer: HARRISON M. REED, '94. Box 5058, So. Jacksonville, ware, H-1775. 3-1159-11. Washington Louisville /"resident: MRS. A. CLINTON COOK (Lottie Turner), 4370 Lee President: II. GORDON ROBINS, '31. c/o Northwestern Mutual Highway. Arlington. Oxford 1070. H:722 Woodward Life Insurance Co.. 1146 Starke Bldg. Illdg.. District 0727. Secretary-Treasurer: CONSTANCE ETZ, '85, Bethesda, Md„ Wis Secretary: MARY BUTLER LONGEST, '34. oo Eastover Ct. 2305. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD Officers President Rex Beach, '97 Vice-President Twenty Years Ago! Thomas P. Johnson, '34 Treasurer Frederic H. Ward, *21 Chairman, Alumni Council TWENTY years ago Rollins was facing financial A. J. Hanna, '17 hardships which came to every small college Executive Secretary and Editor when the United States entered the World War. The Rollins Alumni Record But it had even in those dark days a loyal band of Katharine Lewis Lehman '27 alumni. They loved the little college in the Southland Vol. XVI, No. 4 December, 1938 which had given them four happy years, and had been their intellectual Alma Mater. In order to keep their friendships warm, and foster The following alumni have made it their loyalty to the College, they established this "Rol- possible for us to publish this anniversary lins Alumni Record," which they bequeathed to suc- edition of the ROLLINS ALUMNI REC- ceeding generations. It has served you and the College ORD: faithfully and well. On this the "Twentieth Anniversary" of the found- Mrs. Window Anderson ing of the "Alumni Record," it rejoices with you in the Curtis Atkisson great leadership of President Hamilton Holt, and in Sara Yancey Belknap Grace Bingham all that his practical idealism, his unfounded energy Mrs. J. C. Chaffee and his devoted loyalty have meant to Rollins during Dorothy Davis the past twelve years. Wm. M. Davis, Jr. Why not express our appreciation by sending an Olive Dickson Marguerite V. Doggett "anniversary check" to the Rollins Alumni Fund: Arthur D. Enyart It's not the size of the check that counts—but the Mrs. W. C. Essington (Shirley Craig) fact that you have not forgotten! Clara Louise Guild A. J. Hanna President Hamilton Holt Mrs. Richard Hudson (Florence Hudson) T. W. Lawton Katharine Lewis Lehman Rodman J. Lehman Gifts to the Rollins Alumni Fund con- Jessie Work Noone Dorothy Manwaring stitute a proper deduction under the U. S. Fred L. Vanderpool Elizabeth Meriwether Income Tax Law. Lois Sample Glenn (Mrs. W. M. Henry B. Mowbray The following is a list of contributors 1911 Virga West Jones to the 1938 Rollins Alumni Fund since Mary Branham Mabelle O'Neal September 1. OCPF refers to the Orange Thomas Lee Harrison Reed County Progress Fund. SU refers to the Mabelle O'Neal Mrs. F. M. Ryder (Julia Steinmetz) Student Union Building. 1915 Mrs. David Simpson (Josephine Sadler) Former Faculty Helen Steinmetz Sherwood Foley Virginia Stelle J. A. Podmore 1918 Anne Stone Gay Nineties Loretta Salmon Mrs. Alvord Stone (Ruth Waldron) Ida Foss Fausnaught Marjorie Talman Hutchinson Fred L. Vanderpool Frederic L. Lewton Robert Hutchinson Paul Thoren Henry A. Scandrett 1920 Mrs. A. B. Whitman (Maud Neff) Harry Vanderpool Howard Weaver Kenelm Winslow 1903 1924 Mrs. W. W. Yothers (Ada Bumby) Thomas \V. Lawton Curtis Atkisson Dr. Ralph W. Thompson 1927 1904 Ruth Bryan Rohde (Hon.) Rollins at Yale Mary Hardaway Algee 1930 1905 Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw (Hon.) Six recent graduates of Rollins Ira Johnston John A. McClellan are doing graduate work at Yale Julia Steinmetz Ryder 1931 University. They are: Sally Sterns, Ada Bumbv Yothers Jewel Lewter and Will Davis, in the School of 1907 H. Gordon Robins Drama, both are working at the Patty Howes Christiancy 1932 technical side of play production; Josephine Sadler Simpson Lottie Turner Cook Douglas Riggs, and Davit Fekler, Donald A. Cheney Robert Cleveland '38 in the Medical School; John 1933 Blanche Wilmott Fishbacfc (Mrs. D. E.) MacKay, in the Law School; and 1908 Emily Bookwalter 1934 Sterling Olmstead, who has re- Andrew Ahik ceived his M.A. in English from 1909 Jeannette Houghton Fanus Yale and is this year completing Raymond Ward, OCPF 1935 his work for the Ph.D. degree to be George Cornell (SU) Arthur L. Slater granted him in June. The Rollins William Woodhull (SU) 1910 Conference Plan makes good! Marguerite Doggett 1938 Charles A. Noone Dr. Arthur Kinsolving (Hon.) THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD, December, 1938. Published quarterly by Rollins College in March, June, September and De- cember. Office of publication: Pinehurst Hall, Winter Park, Florida. Entered as second-class matter June 28, 1938, at the post office at Winter Park, Florida, under the Act of August 24, 1912. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD for DECEMBER 1938 EDITORIAL orator of six or eight years would mount the rostrum and declaim, THE Alumni Record of Rollins College was founded in 1918 to commemorate the 20th "You'd scarce expect one of my age, anniversary of the Rollins College Alumni To speak in public on the stage, And if perchance I fall below Association.
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