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Rollins Alumni Record, September 1937 Rollins College Office Ofa M Rketing and Communications Rollins College Rollins Scholarship Online Rollins Magazine Marketing and Communications Fall 1937 Rollins Alumni Record, September 1937 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, September 1937" (1937). Rollins Magazine. Paper 90. http://scholarship.rollins.edu/magazine/90 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 formal Spanish Garden which connects the Knowles Memorial Chapel and the Annie Russell Theatre. It embodies the age- old tradition of the close relationship between religion and drama. It is somewhat reminiscent of an old monastery garden with its fountain of tile surrounded by majestic evergreen trees and cool green grass divided into long, narrow avenues. The garden is one of the beauty spots of the campus and provides a quiet retreat for meditation. The Chapel Garden was designed by Edith Fairfax Davenport of Zellwood, Florida, and was created through the generosity of Mrs. George E. Warren. It constitutes a complete unit in the architectural plan of the new Rollins. Other gardens, similar in nature, will be placed between and about all new buildings as they are added from time to time, thus contributing to the distinction of the completed campus which President Holt hop:s will closely resemble a Spanish medieval village. N m VOL. XV °- Published quarterly by the Alumni Association oj Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida directory ofcRollins Qlubs ROLLINS CLUB OF ATLANTA Secretary: Dorothy F. Davis, '30, 2736 S.W. 10th Terrace, 4-1794. President: Ollie S. Bandy, '29, Glen Arden Way, N.E. Treasurer: Florence McKay, '28, 542 S.W. 12th Ave. Vice-President: Harry E. Harman, Jr., xll, Trust Com- pany of Georgia Bldg., Walnut 4036. ROLLINS CLUB OF NEW YORK ROLLINS CLUB OF BOSTON Card file of Alumni and Former Students is maintained at the Algonquin Hotel, 59 W. 44th Street. President: Ruth McWain, x35, 105 Abbott Road, Welles- ley 1696, Wellesley Hills. First Tuesday of every month is set aside for Rollins Club luncheon at 12:30 o'clock at the Firenze Restau- Vice-President: Ralston Pickering, x34, 14 Clifton Ave., rant, 6 W. 46th Street. Salem 3835, Salem. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Secretary: Polly Dudley, x33, 6 Abbott Road, Wellesley 1479-W, Wellesley Hills. Nancy Cushman, chairman, '35, 117 E. 58th St., Circle 7-5590. Eleanor Arnold, '31, 622 Mansfield Place, Brooklyn. ROLLINS CLUB OF CHICAGO Philip Horton, "33, Corn Exchange Bank, West 86th St., Schuyler 4-8000. President: Robert Burhans, '29, 4631-A Lake Park Ave. Katharine Hara Howe, "Si, 97 Perry St., Chelsea 3-0536. Vice-President: Annajeanne Pendexter, '36, 399 Fullerton Sally Limerick, '35, 200 E. 63rd St. Parkway. George Porter, x37, 45 Prospect Place, MH 4-0909. Secretary-Treasurer: Robert Sprague, '30, Gordon, Pierce, Robert Stephens, '31, 555 E. 38th St., Brooklyn, Inger- Edward & Martin, 135 S. LaSalle St. soll 2-4671. William Walton, '31, 16 Ocean Park, Brooklyn, South 8-8140-R. ROLLINS CLUB OF CLEVELAND Daniel Winant, '36, 1278 President St., Brooklyn. Stag luncheon held each Monday at the Allendorf Res- Elfrieda Winant, '35, 1278 President St., Brooklyn. taurant, 1111 Chester Avenue. Please ask for Kenneth Warner. ROLLINS CLUB OF PALM BEACH President: Edith Stephan, '36, 2903 Weybridge Road, Shaker Hts. President: Eugene Buzzell, x28, Palm Beach Life, Palm Beach. Vice-President: George Ganson, x35, 2916 Fairmount Blvd., Fairmount 0790. Vice-President: Elroy R. Goodell, '29, Lake Worth. Secretary-Treasurer: Raymond A. Clark, x34, 1639 E. Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. Charles Fulton, x32 (Imogcne 115th St. Carmichael). ROLLINS CLUB OF DAYTONA BEACH ROLLINS CLUB OF ST. PETERSBURG President: Ronald Stillman, '31, 204 Bellevue Ave., 1292-J. President: Mrs. Baynard Morrison (Katherine Hicks), x29, 3028 First Avenue, N., 64-475. Vice-President: Mrs. William Moore (Lucille Tolson), '32, Ormond. Vice-President: Mrs. J. D. Stoner (Marion Mulligan), x27, 1145 45th St., N., 50-920. Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. Morris P. Briley (Helen Mor- row), '30, 220 Magnolia Ave. Secretary-Treasurer: Eugenia Tuttle, '27, 226 13th Ave., N.E., 52-623. Asst. Secretary-Treasurer: Mrs. Anne Lupton Shook, '29, ROLLINS CLUB OF JACKSONVILLE 3929 Dartmouth Ave., N. President: George W. Gibbs, x05, Gibbs Gas Engine Co., 5-5011. ROLLINS CLUB OF TAMPA Vice-President: Marilouise Wilkerson, '32, 430 Dellwood, President: Mrs. John C. Mills (Elizabeth Davis), x34, 3-0983-J. 6409 Bayshore, H-42243. Secretary: Willie Pearl Wilson, x33, 3316 Randall, 7-8404. Vice-President: Charles Magruder, '30, Tampa Times, M-8121. Treasurer: Harrison M. Reed, x94, Box 5058, So. Jackson- ville, 3-1159-R. Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Elizabeth White, x36, 702 S. Delaware, H-1775. ROLLINS CLUB OF MIAMI ROLLINS CLUB OF WASHINGTON President: Lloyd Towle, '32, 1600 S. Everglades Con- President: Lottie Turner, '32, 1756 N St., N.E., Metro course, M.B. 5-3494, Miami Beach. 7715. Vice-President: Mrs. Harry Tuttle (Stella Weston), '30, Secretary-Treasurer: Constance Etz, '35, Bethesda, Md„ 1729 N.W. 51st Terrace, 3-1841. Wis. 2305. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD • Three Ways Alumni Association Officers President Rex Beach, '97 Vice-President ... Asa W. Jennings, '30 Treasurer Frederic H. Ward, '21 THERE are some debts which we can never hope to pay— Chairman, Alumni Council debts of gratitude and loyalty. A. J. Hanna, '17 The debt which every alumnus owes to Rollins Col- Executive Secretary and Editor The Rollins Alumni Record lege is such a debt—yet a lifelong happiness comes from trying Katharine Lewis, '27, Winter Park to pay it. 1. Most of us necessarily have to follow the plan of Vol. XV, No. 3 September, 1937 small, annual payments as contributions to the "Rollins Alumni Fund". There is no better way to keep green the memory of our college days, and keep alive our college friendships than by Class of 1917 Mrs. G. H. A. Kunst (Mary Conaway), joining our classmates in contributing to this Alumni Fund. It is Grafton, W. Va. not the amount, but the fact that our name appears on this Class of 1919 "Honor Roll", which quickens old memories and keeps alive old Mrs. Neil S. Jones (Virga West), Milan, friendships. O. Class of 1922 2. Some of us have achieved the distinction of being on Madeleine Appleby, Norwood, Mass. Uncle Sam's list of those who have the privilege of paying an Mrs. Alvord Stone, Tampa income tax. If you are in this fortunate group, why not give Class of 1924 Rollins the benefit each year of that 15% deduction to which you Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston (Edna are entitled before making out your check to Uncle Sam? Wallace, '25), Cleveland, O. 3. A few of us are "getting on" and are beginning to think Class of 1926 Clara L. Traut, New Britain, Conn. of the best way to distribute our "worldly goods". Surely no Rollins graduate should want to say "goodby" without making Class of 1927 Dr. J. Blanton Belk, Richmond, Va. some bequest to his Alma Mater, and by so doing give lasting expression to his gratitude and loyalty. Class of 1928 Austin L. Lacey, Savannah, Ga. Here are three ways we may attain the satisfaction of try- Hazel Sawyer, Winter Park ing to pay the debt we all owe for what Rollins did for us in our Leonard D. Seaver, Waterbury, Conn. Gladys Wilkinson, Chicago, 111. formative years. Class of 1929 Which way will you choose? Mrs. Anne Lupton Shook, St. Petersburg Class of 1930 Margaret Chapman, Wellesley Hills, The following is a list of contributors to the Rollins Alumni Fund Mass. since June 15th. For those contributing from January 1st to June 15th, Dorothy F. Davis, Miami please refer to the March and June issues of the ALUMNI RECORD. Ruth Ellsworth, Bronxville, N. Y. Gifts to the Fund constitute a proper deduction under the U. S. In- Mrs. Franklin Moore, Arlington Heights, come Tax Law. Mass. Class of 1931 Julian Graham, Tampa Mrs. Ralph Greene (Dorothy Allen), Faculty Class of 1903 Nederland, Colo. Marcia L. Patterson, San Francisco, Calif. T. W. Lawton, Sanford Class of 1932 The Gay Nineties Class of 1904 Donald E. French, Center, Colo. G. N. Denning, Winter Park Elizabeth Rathbone, Palmer, Mass. Rex Beach, New York City Jeane Simmons, Tampa Mrs. James C. Fausnaught (Ida Foss), Class of 1905 Lottie M. Turner, Washington, D. C. Worcester, Mass. Mrs. J. B. Hine (Lucy Mills), Syracuse, Ira Johnston, Winter Park Class of 1933 Dr. James B. Parramore, Key West N. Y. Emily G. Bookwalter, Springfield, O. Mrs. E. B. Hudson (Gertrude Ford), Ath- Class of 1906 Robert C. Dunbar, Youngstown, O. ens, Ga. Mrs. Richard Hudson (Florence Hudson); T. W. Miller, Ashland, O. Hamilton Johnson, Baton Rouge, La. Karl Sweet. Bellows Falls, Vt. Orlando Arthur Stanley Todd, Greenwich, Conn. Col. G. M. King, Hyde Park, Mass. Eugene Rosenberger, Micanopy Dr. Frederick Lewton, Washington, D. C. Constance Wetherell, East Woodstock, Robert P. Oldham, Seattle, Wash. Class of 1910 Conn. Mrs. Reinhard Siedenburg (Paula' Dom- Mrs. C. H. Estey (Winifred Wood), Class of 1935 merich), Greenwich, Conn. Tangerine Margaret Jenkins, Richmond, Ind. Charlotte Rathbone, Palmer, Mass. Mrs. James Stanton (Edith Foulke), Class of 1912 Ormond Class of 1936 Gertrude L. Wilcox, New Bedford, Mass. Louise LaMontagne, Montreal, Canada Herbert A. Martin, Winter Park H. P. Abbott, III, Melrose, Mass. Class of 1900 Mrs. Werner Nehrling (Frances Hoff- H. Law Mallard, Mascotte Mrs. Dan McKinnon (Mabel Tilden), man), Orlando Class of 1937 Winter Garden Class of 1916 Mary E.
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