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ALUMNI REUNION PROGRAM COMPLETED Elfreda Winant Ramsey '35 and Frank Ferguson '58, co-chairmen for the 1960 Alumni Reunion, extend a cordial invitation to all Rollins Alumni to return to the Campus April 22, 23, 24 for the fourth Alumni Charter Day weekend. A full program of events has been planned to make your visit both enjoyable and rewarding. Outstanding events include the Gay 90s Luncheon, Saturday, April 23, at the Parsonage when graduates and former students who attended Rollins before the turn of the century will be guests of the College. Dr. Fred Ens- minger '97 is chairman for this group which has been holding an annual meeting for many years, first at a tea at Alumni House and since the start of the reunion program at luncheon meetings at the former residence of Dr. Hooker, first president of Rollins College. An innovation this year will be the special luncheon, April 24, in honor of the members of all classes from 1900 to and including the class of 1925. This also will be held at the Parsonage. Seminars, class visits, athletic events and of course the special reunion meetings of the anniversary classes (those with numerals ending in 5 and 0) are included in this issue of the A collection of valuable paintings, given to Rollins by John C. Myers, Jr., 42 RECORD. and the Myers family in memory of their father, was formally presented at a A baseball game with the University ceremony in Alumni House during Founders Week. Representing Jack Myers, of Jacksonville, a crew race against Ted Mischuck, president of Rollins Alumni, Inc., made the presentation and Tampa University and a tennis match the gift was accepted for the College by Olcott Deming '35, alumnus and trustee. with the University of Miami, are Above President Hugh McKean points to Gilbert Stuart's "Portrait of a Gentle- scheduled for the weekend. The an- man in a Claret Coat" as Deming, Ted Mischuck, Dorothy Estes Ellis '32 and nual picnic on the shores of Lake Vir- Mrs McKean look on. The collection was on exhibit at Alumni House and ginia Friday evening will be followed open to the public both before and after the annual celebration of the founding by an all Alumni party with dancing of Rollins College. at Dubsdread Country Cub, sponsored by the Rollins Alumni Club of Central Florida. Special class tables will be SPORTS PICTURE reserved for anniversary classes. ALUMNI BALLOT Hampered by the lack of adequate The annual business meeting of Rol- Attention is called to the practice and playing floors the Tar basketball team closed its 59-60 season lins Alumni, Inc., will be held in Car- Alumni Ballot which appears on negie Hall Saturday morning and the with a score of fourteen losses and Charter Day Reunion Dinner at the page 7 of this issue of the Alum- four wins. Plagued too by a lack of new Rose Skillman Hall Saturday eve- ni Record. Ten nominees for height and depth the team gave a ning. Individual class reunions will members of the Board of Di- creditable performance, considering follow the dinner. Sunday morning rectors of Rollins Alumni, Inc., everything. the special Reunion Convocation will and three nominees for Alumni The golf team got off to a favorable be followed by the President's Recep- start when it bested the University of tion at Mills Memorial Library. Representatives on the Board of Wisconsin two wins and a tie in a Trustees of Rollins College are three-day meet in January. The Crew Attention is called to the reserva- listed. Vote for five directors will open the season against Florida tion blanks for those events where and one trustee. Ballots must Southern March 18 at Lakeland, in the they are necessary, Page 4. An early reach Alumni House by 12:00 first of nine races before the Dad Vail in May. The tennis squad will open response will be of great help to the o'clock Noon, Friday, April IS. at home with Florida Southern the Reunion Committee. first of a 14-match schedule. While anniversary classes will be The Tar nine will open against the DR. VESTAL HEADS FAS University of Florida March 12, a 26- honored, all Rollins alumni are urged game schedule which will close with to come back to the Campus for the Dr. Paul A. Vestal, professor of bi- ology, has been elected president of Florida Southern on May 7. During three-day weekend exclusively set the Florida Academy of Sciences, and the annual baseball week, March 21- aside to welcome and entertain gradu- next year, when his term expires, he April 1, they will play against Ohio ates and former students of Rollins will become a member of the Acad- State, Amherst and University of South Carolina. College. emy's Council. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD While teaching in Merom, Indiana, CHARTER STUDENT she met and married Daniel B. Atkin- PLAYERS AT YALE son and the two of them taught in The Rollins Players have been in- Ruth Curlet Ford came with her Jireh, Wyoming, and Albany, Missouri, vited to participate in the Yale Uni- parents to Winter Park when she was before going to Piedmont College at versity Drama Festival the weekend but a small child, and with her sister Demorest, Georgia. After the death of March 25. They will present an Gertrude started their many years at of her husband she continued to teach Rollins in 1885 when grade school original one-act play by Rollins senior at Piedmont until her retirement in John Hickey. The play is titled "This 1958. In all she spent 48 years of her is the House That Grandpa Built" and life teaching. despite its title is a serious play. Other She is proud of her family—four colleges and universities presenting daughters, six grandchildren and nine plays during the festival will be Yale, great-grandchildren. She received the Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth, Skid- honorary Degree of Doctor of Peda- more, Syracuse, , Pennsylvania, gogy from Piedmont and in 1957 was Denison, Ohio State and Carnegie awarded the Rollins Decoration of Tech. Honor. She still lives in Covington, Georgia, but spends much of her time visiting Applications Up her family which includes Marjorie Applications for admission to Rollins Ford James, x04, who lives in Mexico, College are up approximately 60 per Missouri. Their father, Dr. J. H. Ford, cent for men and 50 per cent for wom- was a member of the faculty and, at en, according to John O. Rich, director one time, acting president of Rollins of admissions. As of February 1 there College. are more active applications than ever before in its history, the Admissions DEAN SCROGGS HONORED office report says. Dr. Schiller Scroggs, Dean of Rollins Don C. Broadbridge, Jr., Wheaton, College, recently received a service 111., has been appointed admissions citation from Oklahoma State Univer- representative for the midwest. A sity for his 30 years of service to the graduate of Colgate University he will University. Director of Administra- work from his home, spending about tive Research in 1928 he later became one week a month on the Campus. classes were held in a store building Dean of the College of Arts and Sci- in downtown Winter Park. She was ences and also was director of its Re- COMMUNITY COURSES graduated with the sixth graduating search Foundation. A graduate of Courses for the Community, Semes- class along with Dr. Fred Ensminger. Southeastern State College, Dr. ter XXII, will open on Campus March For two years she taught College Math Scroggs received his masters and doc- 28 and the term will continue until at Rollins and then went to Oberlin torate degrees at Columbia and Yale May 19, with classes from 6:30 until where she earned her Masters in math- Universities. He came to Rollins in 9:30 p.m., Monday and Thursday eve- ematics. 1958. nings.

I ve had a busy fall getting Eugene CLASSIFIED INFORMATION off to Vanderbilt for his freshman year, helping organize the Bessemer 'AC SECRETARY: Ada Bumby Yoihers, SECRETARY: W '20 T. DeWitt Taylor, Pier- Improvement Association, winning a Mrs. (W. VV.) 457 Boone St., son, Florida campaign to prevent an unwise bond Orlando, Florida. Class Reunion April 22, 23, 24, 1960 issue, and having the house redecorat- We send our sympathy to Girard We send our sympathy to Olivia Tay- ed and working more than ever at the Denning who lost his wife, Helen Pea- lor Pattillo on the death of her hus- store after our office manager was in cock Denning, on February 8, after 48 band, Mr. Crawford Thomas Pattillo, an auto accident." Hope she finds years of marriage. who died at his home in Shiloh, Flor- time for the Reunion! MQ SECRETARY: Marguerite Doggett, 119- ida, on January 27th. When any of you are in the vicinity 20 Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens, ot Cimarron, New Mexico, be sure to L. L, N. Y. '07 SECRETARY: Katharine Lewis Lehman stop in to see Winifred Nichols Mor- *•' (Mrs. R. J.) 419 N. Interlachen, Win- rison; she says they have plenty of Class Reunion April 22, 23, 24, 1960 ter Park, Florida. room—can sleep five extra easily and Jessie Work Noone (Mrs. Charles) Last summer Charles A. Spross with nine if they use their camp air mat- spent several weeks with her daughter, his wife and daughter made a tour of tresses and bed rolls. So pass the Margaret, in Pasadena, , and twelve European nations. They liked word around that the latch string is they will be in Europe this spring. them all but they still like the U.S.A. always out. better. They took over 1,000 pictures '17 SECRETARY: Marguerite Enlow Barze, Ethel Hahn Comfort's daughter is en- CMrs. Roland) P. O. Box 5548, Day- as a record of their trip. joying life at Southern where she tona Beach, Florida. pledged Alpha Gamma Delta. '28 Lucy Harris was on campus for When the Chapel Choir sang in Marie Pellerin Longcrier (Mrs. E. C.) Founders' Week, and visited Washington, D. C, recently, Flora reports that her husband is slowly im- classmate Hazel Sawyer. Furen and husband, Emmet Carmi- proving after his accident last fall. He chael, went down to hear their daugh- fell from a house roof fifteen feet or '30 SECRETARY: Clara Adolfs, Rollins Col- lege, Winter Park, Florida. ter, Margaret, sing. We are sorry so, resulting in a bad hip break and they won't be able to come down for compound fracture with a stay of five Class Reunion April 22, 23, 24, 1960 the Reunion, but guess it is more im- weeks in the hospital. He is now get- If any of you folks up in the Michi- portant to come in June to see Mar- ting around in a walker and we all gan area have an opportunity, Peter garet graduate. send best wishes for his continued im- Berger's daughter would be happy to provement. Jean Fullington Shepherd (Mrs. Da- see you. She is with the R. A. Hume vid) was called to Florida in February Ed. Note_ Your secretary continues family, 645 Third Street, Owosso, Mich- for the third time due to her mother's her activities in the literary field and igan. We are hoping that perhaps she illness. Jean writes that her family is recently sold an article, Love is not can come to Florida before returning pretty well scattered now—John is Velvet, to Woman & Beauty in Eng- to Germany. Peter wrote: "I wish I doing forestry work in Texas. Jean is land, which is the 43rd foreign sale could come for the Reunion. Just a freshman at Berea College (Ky.) and made for her by her agents, Curtis, think, after 30 years!" Sharon, now a junior in High School, Brown, Ltd., in . This does not Sara Huey Lewis' list of activities is very much interested in a Florida include Canadian sales. puts some of us to shame! Just read: college. THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD 3 Your class secretary was honored by THE SEA SHELL, which stars Dame the University of Puerto Rico in July, being tapped for Libra in February. Sybil Thorndyke and Heather Sears. and now is a Public Health Educator Ed. note: The name of Verna Maxon The play has had a tour of the Prov- in the district of Arecibo (Puerto Rico) Ballentine (Mrs. Mattis W.) was listed inces prior to its expected London with a total population of 83,500. under non-graduates in the 1930 re- opening. Holiday greetings to all their friends union class lists. This was an error arrived from Bob and Polly Ferguson. in listing. Verna was graduated Mag- MO SECRETARY: Betty Knowlton Shore Bob has returned to teaching, and is na Cum Laude. Our apologies. (Mrs. ]ack L.) 2070 Venetian Drive, on the faculty of the University of Buf- S.W., , Ga. falo. The two Ferguson daughters, '31 SECRETARY: jewel Lewter, 1009 N. Jane Miller, who is head of the Wendy, 6, and Beth, 4, now have a lit- Butnby Ave., Orlando, Florida. Special Features division of Abraham tle brother, Bobby, 18 months old. Lois (Bartlett) and Harry Tracy have & Straus of , N. Y., was listed moved to Asheville, North Carolina, in the January 12 issue of the New MO SECRETARY: Pat German West (Mrs. where Harry has taken over the man- York Journal American as one of the Wm. B., Jr.) 6204 Newhurn Drive, agement of The Manor, a well known "women who made their mark in busi- Washington 16, D. C. resort hotel. Lois has resigned her ness and finance in 1959." Jane lives Cornelius Van Buren, 873 Notting- position as head of the Art Depart- at 259 W. 21st St., New York 11, N. Y. ham Drive, Orlando, Fla. ment of Clinch Valley College, Uni- Boyd France, who is a foreign affairs A newsy letter from Sylvia Verdin versity of Virginia and has a studio editor for Business Week and other Tarabochia tells us that she, husband in Asheville and exhibits her work at McGraw-Hill Company publications re- Al, and daughter Katina are now liv- The Manor. In January she had work cently spent several weeks in Paris on ing in Miami where Al is a Deputy in the Four Arts Society in Palm a research project for International Sheriff and she is Secretary to the Beach, in the Pen & Brush in New Business Machines Co. His wife, De- Assistant to the President in Florida's York, and on display in the Winston- nise, and their four children accom- largest bank, the First National at Mi- Salem Art Gallery. panied him. ami. Al is attending night school and Friends and classmates of Daphne is working toward an Associate Degree '37 SECRETARY: Grace Terry Marshall Takach Powell will be sorry to hear in Criminology. Katina is in the first (Mrs. Nelson) Univeristy of Rhode that her mother, Mrs. Julius Takach, grade at school. Island, Kingston, R. I. died at her home in Daytona Beach Your secretary and her family are on March 6 following a long illness. '50 SECRETARIES: Carol Posten Miller (Mrs. now settled at the University of Rhode Wm.) 175 Stanmore Rd., Baltimore Island, where Nelson serves as Dean M*I SECRETARY: Shirley Bowstead Evans 12, Md. George Spencer, 404 Hazel of the Summer Session and Professor *° (Mrs. Chas. H.) 6409 Jewell Circle, Ave., Endicott, N. Y. of Biological Oceanography with re- Belle Isle, Orlando, Florida. Class Reunion April 22, 23, 24, 1960 search and administrative duties. They A note from Mary Margaret McGreg- News from Ken Fenderson is that he moved there this fall by way of Eu- or Knighton (Mrs. Lyell)brings us up still likes his job with the newspaper rope. They flew to Glasgow, London, to date on the activities of her family. in St. Petersburg, where he lives, his and Paris, then traveled in a rented Husband Lyell is an engineering chem- present assignment being selling ac- Mercedes to the coast of France, the ist still making nylon for duPont Co., counts all over Florida to advertise in Riviera corner of Italy, Switzerland, while her four children, three boys the "Times". He and his wife Carol Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, Hol- and a girl, are active in many things organized one of the Foreign Policy land, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. in school, church, and Scouting groups. Association's Great Decisions groups, which is a study group on foreign pol- 'OQ SECRETARY: Marita Stueve Stone '41 SECRETARY: Edith Bennett Confehr y J icies. They also teach a class in Sun- *° (Mrs. Wendell) Rollins College. ^ (Mrs. W. D.), 9904 Parkwood Dr., day School at the United Liberal A note from Jeanne Gillette Kay Bethesda, Md. Church and Carol works at the Crip- (Mrs. Constantine) in late January says Class Reunion April 22, 23, 24, 1960 pled Children's Hospital helping with "Only a few days ago we took a plane educational therapy and drawing. They to New York, and crash landed in Vir- Dade Thornton, who is president of have taken up South American danc- ginia some place. Fifty people were the Tropical Audubon Society in Mi- ing, and have fun dancing to the Latin killed, and we are so thankful to be ami, attended the annual meeting of bands in Ybor City. Daughter Karen home, even though it was by helicop- the Florida Audubon Society in Winter is in nursery school, and thoroughly ter." Jeanne adds that her son, who Park the first part of February, where enjoyed the trip they all took to Maine was 18 last August, was the only one he served as master of ceremonies and this summer, where they went sailing, in his class to get straight A's at Yale exhibited some of his outstanding pho- deep sea fishing, and ate lots of lob- in his freshman year, which makes her tographs of Florida wildlife. Dade is sters and clams. All of this, plus a very proud. a professional photographer in Miami. little Chihuahua dog and a thriving The family of Emily Showalter May Last year his young son, Whitney, was vegetable garden, makes for a busy (Mrs. Chester) is very proud of daugh- honored by becoming the youngest and happy life for Ken. ter Suzy, who has been chosen to rep- Boy Scout ever to receive the Eagle Jim Windham received a citation for resent Region VI, Girl Scouts of Amer- Badge. his design of the Englewood Elemen- tary School in Orlando from the Amer- ica in the Experiment in International M7 SECRETARY: Ainslie Embry, 2604 Va- Living in France this summer. Suzy letta Road, Louisville 5, Ky. ican Association of School Adminis- is president of her senior class at trators at their national convention in Avondale High School, a member of Hanna France James, who for the Atlantic City in February. An exhibi- the Student Council cabinet and of past several years has been employed tion displaying Jim's design and those Beta Club, and is co-captain of the as an occupational therapist at Hudson of four other architects chosen for the basketball team. She attended the River State Hospital in Poughkeepsie, citation was featured at the conven- Scout Round-up in Colorado Springs N. Y., has accepted a position with the tion. The four pri^e winning designs and the Girls Advisory Committee grade of First Lieutenant in the are to be displayed in Chicago at the meeting at National Girl Scout office United States Army. She will be in American School Board Association in last summer. Once in France this charge of the army arts and crafts pro- April. summer the American Scouts will live gram centering in Fort Niagara, N. Y. with especially selected families for 'C1 SECRETARY: Ann Turley Warinner one month, and will spend the second Mfi SECRETARIES: Jack Redding, 3815 (Mrs. David C.),3460 Principio Ave- month seeing significant landmarks, Waterfront Parkway, Orlando, Fla. nue, Cincinnati 26, Ohio. activities and accomplishments of the Lee Bongart Hilkene (Mrs. Bruce) 851 Joanne (Byrd) and Fred Rogers left country. The Mays live at 115 Berke- W?estchester Way, Birmingham, Mich. their home in mid-Decem- ley Rd., Avondale Estates, Georgia. Friends of Shirley Whitton Arns- ber for a month's badly-needed vaca- dorff (Mrs. Ray L., Jr.) will be sorry tion on St. Martin's Island in the Car- Ml SECRETARY: Nancy Locke Johnson nl to hear of the death of her mother, ibbean. Fred's new recording "Tomor- ' (Mrs. Joe) 1210 Alberta Dr., Winter Mrs. Ellen Whitton, which occurred row on the Children's Corner" was Park, Florida. at her home in Orlando. released in early December by Signa- Jess Gregg has spent the fall in Eng- Armando Ortiz-Busigo received his ture Records. Son Jamie keeps them land attending rehearsals of his play, M. A. in Public Health Education from busy in their spare time! CHARTER DAY ALUM April 22, THEME: KEEP ROLLINS IN YOUR FA Co-Chairmen: Elfreda Winanl Three days of interesting events are being plan- While anniversary classes will be guests of ned for Alumni during our Charter Day Weekend. honor, all Rollins Alumni, wives and husbands, are Anniversary classes, those with numerals ending in invited to take part in all events on the program. The Reunion Committee urges all who can come 5 and 0, will be holding special celebrations, and back to the Campus to make their reservations as Alumni of all classes are invited to return to the early as possible. Use reservation blanks below Campus for this weekend. and send them in promptly! Weekend Housing Arrangements Arrangements for housing will need to be handled individually. Special Notice! Below is a list of motels and hotels in Winter Park which are members Former members of the Chapel Choir are invited to sing with of the Chamber of Commerce. Res- the Choir for the Sunday morning Convocation April 24. ervations should be made directly The Choir will sing with the motel or hotel. a) Handel Thanks Be To Thee Hotels Hamilton Hotel, 307 Park Avenue b) Stracathro Hymn Tune The Langford Hotel, East New Eng- (A Scotch Psalm Tune. Soprano descants arranged by land Avenue Robert Hufstader) Motels Anyone not familiar with these numbers may receive copies by Blue Ribbon, 415 South Orlando Ave. Colonial, 400 South Orlando Avenue mail if they will notify Miss Adolfs, Knowles Memorial Chapel, Greystone Manor, 510 South Orlando by A.pril 12. Imperial, 131 North Orlando Avenue Lake Shore Motor Court, 215 South Please notify Miss Adolfs not later than noon Saturday, April 23, Orlando Avenue if you wish to participate, so that robes and seating may be pro- Mt. Vernon Inn, 110 South Orlando vided. Palm Plaza, 459 South Orlando Ave. Winter Park, 1245 West Fairbanks Ave.

RESERVATION BLANK Clip and mail to: Mrs. Robert C. Carson, Alumni House, Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida. MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO ROLLINS ALUMNI, Inc. Enclosed is my check for $ , to cover the following reservations: CHARTER DAY REUNION DINNER, Saturday, April 23, 1960, at 7:00 P.M. plates at $3.00 per plate.

PICNIC SUPPER, Friday, April 22, 1960, at 6:00 P.M. - plates at $1.25 per plate. Chicken ( ) Fish ( ) Please check one. GAY NINETIES LUNCHEON, 1885-1899. Saturday, April 23, 1960, at 1:00 P.M. _ plates. (As a special courtesy to this group—they are guests of the college) PICNIC LUNCHEON—Students 1900-1925, Sunday, April 24, 1960, 12:00 Noon "TTi.1^?? at $20° per plate' for the picnic luncheon at The Parsonage, for ALL former stu- dents ot the College, the Old Academy and Special Departments who were in attendance 1900-1925. HUSBANDS AND WIVES ARE INVITED TO ALL EVENTS.

NAME Class STREET CITY STATE Reservations must reach Alumni House by 5:00 P.M. Wednesday, April 20. I REUNION WEEKEND 24, 1960 Y - KEEP YOUR FAMILY IN ROLLINS nsey '35; Frank Ferguson '58 Program

FRIDAY, APRIL 22 12:30 Class pictures—Visitors' Lounge, '25, '20, '15, '10, '05, 1900. 9:00 - 5:00 Registration—Alumni House 1:00 Luncheon for Gay 90's Group (1885 thru 1899). Coffee and orange juice Parsonage. Dr. Fred Ensminger, Class of '97, Chair- Meet returning Alumni man. (See reservation blanks.)

Campus tours 2:00 Crew Race—Lake Maitland. Transportation avail- Visit classes (consult schedule) able from Alumni House.

Individual conferences on request with College 2:30 Tennis Match—Rollins vs. University of Miami. personnel. (Please send your request for ap- College Tennis Courts. pointment to the Alumni House in advance) 3:00 Seminars: Rollins of the Future. A survey of 3:00 Baseball game—Rollins vs. Jacksonville Univer- the most important departments: Admissions, Career sity. Harper-Shepherd Field. Transportation available training with large Universities, Curriculum, etc. Mills Memorial Library. from Alumni House. Seating reserved for Alumni. Wear badge!! 7:00 Charter Day Reunion Dinner. Rose Skillman Hall on Campus. Betty Wheatley Johnson, Class of '30, 6:00 Picnic—Lakeshore. Follow signs. Nita Dean Chairman. Alumni, present and former faculty and Mutispaugh, Class of 1935, chairman. Alumni, present staff. $3.00 per plate. Reservations must be made and former faculty and staff and families. $1.25 per by 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 20. (See reservation plate. Reservations must be made by 5:00 p.m. Wed- blanks.) nesday, April 20. (See reservation blanks.) 9:00 Individual class reunions. Reunion get-togethers for members of classes ending in 5 and 0, arranged by 7:00 Water Show—Canoe Tilting—Fire Diving, Lake- local members of the anniversary classes. Alumni of shore—Fleet Peeples. non-reunion classes are invited to join the group of their choice. Consult your Class "Message Center" 9:00 Social Hour with Dancing. Semi-formal. Dubs- at the Alumni House for details. dread Country Club. Sponsored by Rollins Alumni Club of Central Florida. $1.00 per person. Faculty and Staff invited. Tables will be arranged for class groups. Come and spend an interesting evening with SUNDAY, APRIL 24 your friends. Transportation will be available from 9:45 Convocation commemorating the 75th Anniver- the Alumni House for those who may need it. All sary of the granting of a charter to Rollins College by Alumni are urged to attend. the State of Florida. Knowles Memorial Chapel.

SATURDAY, APRIL 23 11:00 President's Reception. Mills Memorial Library.

9:00 Class pictures—Visitors' Lounge, Carnegie Hall. 12:00-2:00 Picnic luncheon. The Parsonage. For all '55, '50, '45, '40, '35. former students of Rollins College, the Old Rollins Academy and Special Departments who were in attend- ance 1900-1925. (Husbands and wives invited.) $2.00 9:30 Group meetings—panel discussions. Sara Har- per plate. (See reservation blanks.) bottle Howden, class of '35, chairman. 4:00 Recital by students of Rollins Conservatory of 11:00 Annual Meeting of Rollins Alumni Incorporated Music. Martin Hall. Sandra Wyatt, Voice; Gwen —Visitors' Lounge, Carnegie Hall. Mansfield, Piano. 6 THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD Rollins Alumni, Inc. Election Ballot 1960 Nominees for member Board of Directors VOTE FOR FIVE Ellsworth W. Bassett, Maitland, Flor- Thomas C. Nelson, Winter Park, ida. Rollins 1926-29. B. C. E. Engi- Florida. B. A. 1953. CPA with Evans, ( ) neering, George Washington Univer- ( ) Cashwell & Folken, Orlando. sity 1943. Retired Engineer. Robert W. Boyle, Maitland, Florida. Donald P. Ogilvie, Winter Park, Flor- B. A. 1950. Vice President and Gen- ida. B. A. 1940. Realtor with Earle ( ) eral Manager Hammond Advertising ( ) Shannon Real Estate Agency, Winter Agency. Chairman of Publicity for Park. 1959 United Appeal Campaign. Catherine D. Johnson, Winter Park, Carl D. Reaves, Orlando, Florida. Florida. B. A. 1952. Assistant, Center B. A. 1947. M. A. Univ. of Fla. 1957. ( ) Street Art Gallery, Winter Park. ( ) Principal Lockhart School. J. Harold Hill, Maitland, Florida. B. A. 1920. Advertising specialist, real Virginia Trovillion Sorrow, Winter ( ) estate department, Orlando Daily Park, Florida. B. A. 1945. Newspapers, Inc. ( ) Howard F. Mallen, Orlando, Florida. B. A. 1952. Teacher, elementary school. James E. Windham III, Orlando, ( ) Director of Winter Visitor Activities Florida. Rollins 1942-43; 194748. B. S. for Greater Orlando Chamber of Com- ( ) architecture Univ. of Fla. 1951. Presi- merce. dent of Mid-Florida Chapter AIA.

Nominees for Alumni member Board of Trustees, Rollins College VOTE FOR ONE

( ) ( ) ( ) Blanche G. Fishback Galey (Mrs. John G. (Jack) McKay, Jr., Coral Frank L. Williamson, Maitland, Flor- John) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. B. A. Gables, Florida. B. A. 1937. LL. B. ida. B. A. 1948. President Holloway 1935. Cincinnati Art Academy 1936. Yale Law School 1941. Lawyer with Concrete Products, Inc. President Active in civic and cultural circles. Dixon, DeJarnette, Bradford, Williams, Commercial Bank at Winter Park. Class Secretary for class of 1935. McKay & Kimbrell. MAIL TODAY—Ballot must reach Alumni House no later than 12:00 Noon, Friday, April 15, 1960

Robby Lee Robinson attended a Your secretary finally has an ad- son, Tennessee. Bob is now Eastern meeting of the subcommittee on spe- dress (see above) that we think will Sales Manager for Tigrett Industries. cial education of the U. S. House edu- stick for a while—we're buying this Please note the new name and ad- cation and labor committee in Atlanta one! Dave is in the Promotion De- dress of your secretary. Lynn (Mar- in late January. Special education and velopment Section of the Merchandis- tin) Manley was an attendant at the rehabilitation needs in the South were ing Division at Proctor & Gamble—in wedding, and Chap (McDonnell) and discussed. Robby participated in the brief, he helps dream up new ways to wife Jane came up from Winter Park. section on visual disabilities at a work- promote P & G products. Hope to get down some time this next shop planned to obtain information up- 'CO SECRETARY: Diane Vigeant Songster, year to see everyone and to show Rol- on which recommendations for federal ""• (Mrs. John B. Jr.) 4936 Little Falls lins to Dick. He certainly has heard legislation could be made. Drive, Washington 16 D. C. me talk about it enough! Ann (Groves) and Pat Ross are liv- ing at 2225 Londonderry in Ann Arbor, Gordon Clark is Principal of the 'CA SECRETARY: Marilyn Shinton Town- Michigan. Pat is Product Manager Springfield School, Springfield, Maine. send (Mrs. Robert) 2200 Palmer Ave., His mailing address remains Damari- Apt. 4-L, New Rochelle, N. Y. with Argus. scotta Mills, Maine. Gale (Smith) Mayfield—140 Winter Your secretary has a new address at Carolyn Simonds Wagenvoord (Mrs. Street, R.F.D., South Lincoln, Massa- 4936 Little Falls Drive, Washington 16, David) is now living at 1308 N.W. 4th chusetts, is head of the Education D. C. I have bought a little red brick Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and has a Committee for the Junior League of Colonial home in Green Acres, Md., little daughter, Alice, born in June of Boston, Inc. She and Glover have two althoug it goes by a D. C. postal zone. 1958. They expect to be moving to daughters—Heather 3, and Karen, 9 Gail and I love our new place, and are Boston, Mass., soon, where Dave will months. delighted to find as a neighbor Alice be manager of Radio WBMB. Dot (Stone) McGee sends greetings Neal Mays '55. Barbara Neal Ziems Jay Sayer (Schraier) is currently an from Okinawa! Husband, Capt. Rich- '55 lives in Fairlington, Va., and joined assistant producer for John Gunther's ard J. McGee, is a squadron executive us in Green Acres for coffee one day High Road, which is on ABC-TV every officer at Kadena AFB there—a thirty- not long ago. Saturday night at 8:00 P.M., and will month tour of duty. They'd love for soon be serving the same function on '53 SECRETARY: Kathleen McDonnell the new television shows which Para- any Rollins people in the area or pass- *'*' Griffith (Mrs. Richard D.), 413 N. ing through to look them up. Their mount Pictures will be doing. He is Eton Road, Apt. 208, Birmingham, also producing and directing "Bell, mailing address: 18th Field Mainten- Michigan. Book and Candle" at the Valley Play- ance Sqd., APO 239, San Francisco, Bob and Corky (Hall) Tiller send a house in Woodland Hills, Calif., and he California. new address at P. O. Box 1865, Jack- was surprised to find George Lymburn THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD '53 show up at the auditions. Jay has Hyder is so interesting that we wish and loves it. (Her seen Tony Perkins many times. Tony we could print it all, but space does roommate is Wyn Taylor's sister.) Wyn travels back and forth between Holly- not permit. Sheila, her husband Mau- is in the service and working with wood and New York, having just fin- rice, and little son Mark flew last the newspaper. ished a new movie, "Psycho", and will spring to Kabul, , where Judy Earle is in Chicago working for soon open on Broadway in a new musi- Maurice is serving with the USOM. a bank. cal. Jay has also seen Lynn Bailey They had stops at London, Frankfurt, Webb Walker, SuSu Dunn and Anne Barnett, Bill McGaw x53, Don Harter Istanbul, and Beirut. At Beirut She- Benedict took part in the wedding of x53, John Hausermann, and Buck ila's family joined them, and were Marguerite Murray and Pete Kimball Class, '57. Buck has a beautiful beach overjoyed at having the opportunity in December, and Judy Earle was in house at Malibu, and frequently enter- of seeing them and little Mark. In charge of the guest book. Marguerite tains Rollinsites there. He is under Kabul they found it was like moving and Pete spent their honeymoon in contract with 20th Century Fox and back in time several hundred years, Jamaica and are now living in New has appeared in "Beloved Infidel", with people living and dressing as they York where Pete is in the training pro- "The Best of Everything", and other must have for centuries. The houses gram for West Virginia Paper & Pulp Fox pictures. are all made of mud, roof and all, Co. Their address is 35 So. Broad- which presents many problems, es- way, Apt. N-5, Irvington-on-Hudson, '55 SECRETARY: Jane haverty, 1008 No. pecially when it rains. N. Y. Clay St., Frankfort, Indiana. Nancy (Stevens) and Phil Galante Class Reunion, April 22, 23, 24, 1960 'C7 SECRETARY: Billy }o Whipple Graves who were married in December are (Mrs. Jo Anderson), 26 Bryant Ave., presently living in Mansfield, Ohio. John Rhodes recently was awarded Springfield, New Jersey. Nancy is with a bank there until Phil his LL. B. degree from Stetson Uni- Ed. Note. Please note the new name gets through at Fort Knox. After versity Law School with high honors, and address of your secretary, Mrs. April 24 they will be moving to New receiving the cash award for the high- Jo Anderson Graves, not Groves, as York where their address will be 101 est ranking student in all courses in previously reported. She will be hap- Chester Ave., Staten Island 12, N. Y. Property given by the Lawyers' Title py to see any Rollinsites in the area. Don Salyer is with a firm in Winter Insurance Company. Friends and classmates of Larry Park, and Gwen (Ogilvie) is finishing Ed Garcia, who lives in Wilmington, (Kaelber) and Frank Thompson '56 at Rollins. Delaware, flew to his home in will grieve with them in the loss of Another nice post card from Denny for the Christmas holidays. It was their 3-year old son, Kal, who died Learned who has been in the Mediter- Ed's second trip home in the past nine February 3. The following week, on ranean and is now en route to New- years. Ed hopes to come down to Rol- , Larry's mother, Mrs. F. port, R. I. lins for the reunion in April. M. Kaelber, died suddenly at her home R. L. Smith is going to graduate We send our sympathy to Gerald in Sarasota. Larry and Frank are liv- school at the Unversity of Wisconsin Gunnerson, whose father, Mr. Wilbur ing at 1101 Northshore Drive, Eustis, and is a coxswain on the side. Gunnerson, died January 26. Florida. Please note your secretary's new ad- Mary Ann (Norton) and Ralph Seidel dress—we'd love to hear from you! are now living in Northbrook, Illinois, 'CO SECRETARY: Cornelia Ladd Mclntosh at 2160 Dehne Road. •JO (Mrs. James H., Jr.) Apt. 0-4, Flor- ence Apts., Florence, Alabama. 'C/ SECRETARY: Phyllis Lockwood Hull Weddings JO (Mrs. Preston C, /r.) Live Oak Cynthia (Benson x61) and Bob Pratt '35 Dr. Joseph C. HoweII, Jr. to Mary Ranch & Nursery, Box 128, Altoona, came down from their home in New Isabel Witmer Bacon, December 12, Florida. Hampshire to spend the holidays with 1959. Address: c/o Dept. of Zoology Bob's mother in Winter Park, and and Entomology, University of Tennes- Bebe Ross is having a wonderful ex- while there young Christopher Hyde see, Knoxville, Tennessee. perience in Japan, where she is teach- was christened at All Saints Episcopal '50 Louis Rexroat Anderson to Mar- ing English in the middle, or junior Church. jorie Elno Graves, January 2, 1960. Ad- high, schools of Kanazawa. Bebe went The Frank Fergusons are very proud dress: 1277 Commonwealth, Boston, to Japan with the "Experiment in In- of their son, Frank, who was recently Massachusetts. ternational Living", and at the end of selected by the Hi-Y Council of the '52 Eleanor Carroll Parker to Wil- the summer accepted the opportunity Orange County YMCA to represent liam N. Moore, November 28, 1959. Ad- to stay and teach. She expects to re- Florida at the World Youth Confer- dress: P. O. Box 261, Scottsdale, Ariz. turn home next summer to resume her ence in Amsterdam, Holland, next Au- Gordon Baine Clark to Marian Mil- career in physical therapy. gust. Frank, who is a junior at Winter ler-Bergamini, , 1960. Ad- Stewart and Judith (Hall x55) Turley Park High School, will be one of 200 dress: Damariscotta Mills, Maine. completed a new home in Maitland delegates from the U.S. The confer- '53 Kathleen Ross McDonnell to last year and moved in July 1. They ence and tour will include England, Richard Dawes Griffith, January 30, also have a new daughter born in No- France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, 1960. Address: 413 North Eton Road, vember (see Births). Stew has been Italy, Switzerland, and attendance at Apt. 208, Birmingham, Michigan. with the Crown Cork & Seal Co. in the Olympic Games in Rome. '54 Marcia Mattox to G. Roger Fel- Orlando for the past 5 years, and is Anne Clark Bass (Mrs. H. L., Jr.) ton, March 5, 1960. Address: 1243 now Plant Superintendent there. sends a new address, 7302 Harlow Rd., Broadway, Apt. No. 5, San Francisco Norm Gross is still in the sales de- Richmond 26, Va., where they have 9, Calif. partment of Watts Business Forms, just bought a new house. Anne's hus- '55 Bonnie Lou Edwards to Gordon and attends Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. band is in law school and she is teach- Hamilton Geddes, June 13, 1959. Ad- Graduate School in the evening. Norm ing the 9th grade in a private school. dress: 1911 Oxford St., Rockford, 111. says he hopes to visit Rollins late in Lynne Kaelber was called home '56 Alison Dessau to Nigel John March. from Rollins when her mother, Mrs. Grandfield, September 26, 1959. Ad- George Wilkins spent a two-year F. M. Kaelber, died at her home in dress: 241 West 60th Street, New hitch in the Navy and was discharged Sarasota on February 10. Lynne's York, N. Y. last September. He is now an agent many friends join in sending their David Burton Andrews to Jean Hale, with the Metropolitan Life Insurance deepest sympathy. April 25, 1958. Address: Wareham Co. in Orlando, and he and his wife Street, Middleboro, Massachusetts. 'CQ SECRETARY: Ann Wilkinson Bene- are living at 1791 Hibiscus Ave. in Win- Jy '57 Nancylee Wilson to Lawrence H. ter Park. diet (Mrs. Peter B.), 3656 S<*n Remo Malm, August 1, 1959. Address: 182 We have just learned that Judy Terrace, Sarasota, Florida. Summit Ave., Wollaston, Massachu- Henslee has been Mrs. Wilson M. Larry Hoyt, Sonny Everett, Jack setts. Camp, II, for six years. Judy and her Ruggles, Tom Dolan, Ronnie Terpak Martha Tice to Dr. Don D. Glenden- husband have three children, Wilson and Pete Benedict all took their basic in, Jr., June 24, 1959. Address: U. S. III, 5, Lee, 4, and Claire 2, and live training for the National Guard at Naval Dental Clinic, Box 44—Navy No. in Columbus, Georgia, where her hus- Fort Jackson, S. C, this summer for 3923, FPO, San Francisco, Calif. band is in the concrete business and the six-months program. '58 Bruce Everett Long to Louise also the Blox business with his father. SuSu Dunn is with Eastman Kodak Leona DeVito, December 26, 1959. Ad- A long letter from Sheila Howard Co. in the advertising department in dress: P. O. Box 488, Maitland, Fla. 8 THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD Helen Marguerite Valentine x61 to Dr. and Mrs. James P. Martin, Jr. nifer Lee, November 8, 1959. Address: B. Moseley Waite, December 28, 1959, (Antoinette Eastwood), a son, Robert 2475 Palisades Ave., Riverdale 63, N. Y. Knowles Memorial Chapel. Address: Bruce, November 5, 1959. Address: '57 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Futhey 1327 Cole Mill Road, Durham, N. C. 1803 Vilas Avenue, Madison, Wis. (Ann Webster), a son, Christopher Sandra Suzzanna Klimek to R. Der- '50 Mr .and Mrs. Robert E. McMan- Scott, February 2, 1959. Address: c/o wood Belisle, June 27, 1958. Address: igle, a son, Robert Ellsworth III, De- D. H. McAlpin, Box 670, Princeton, 1900 Wooster Road, Rocky River Sub- cember 11, 1959. Address: 374 Gerry New Jersey. urb, Cleveland, Ohio. Road, Colonial Gardens, North Bruns- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Calhoun '59 Nancy Lou Stevens to Philip An- wick, N. J. (Barbara Howell), a daughter, Jessica, thony Galante, December 26, 1959. Ad- '51 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Budd, Jr. October 5, 1959. Address: 137 Fifth dress: P. O. Box 348, Mansfield, Ohio. (Elaine Rounds), a son, Jonathan Avenue, Indialantic, Florida. Marguerite Eleanor Murray to Nel- Charles, July 9, 1959. Address: 14 '58 Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Hagen son Winslow Kimball III, December 19, Mary Lane, Greenvale, L. I., New (Suzanne Robinson), a son, Michael 1959. Address: Cedar Hill Apts., Apt. York. Scott, March 17, 1959. Address: 7301 N5, 35 South Broadway, Irvington, New Dr. and Mrs. William R. Smythe, Jr. S.W. 12th St., Miami 44, Florida. York. (Jacqueline Biggerstaff), a son, Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Durant, a Susan Lee Murray to Richard Beze- Charles, October 11, 1959. Address: son, Harold James II, November 1, mer '58, August 23, 1959. Address 3131 La Venture Drive, Chamblee, Ga. 1959. Address: 521 South Chester 2218 Arlington Ave. South, Apt. 17, Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Espich (Caro- Avenue, Park Ridge, Illinois. Birmingham, Alabama. lyn Alfred), a daughter, Tamara Carol, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mclntosh, Jr. Wendy Jean Hirshon to Franklin January 21, 1960. Address: 207 High (Cornelia Ladd), a son, Henry Ladd, Burr Morse, Jr. '60, September 18, Place, Jackson, Ohio. January 29, 1960. Address: Apt. 0-4, 1959. Address: 1715 Ridgewood Ave- '53 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Bur- Florence Apartments, Florence, Ala. nue, Winter Park, Florida. chett, a son, Matthew Lewis, August '59 Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Muvdi '60 Mildred O'Lynda Bradley to Mil- 30, 1959. Address: 1355 North Hudson, (June Lundsberg), a daughter, Diana ton Stockton Chesser, September 20, Chicago 10, Illinois. Lee, December 23, 1958. Address: 1959. Address: P. O. Box 1431, Cocoa Mr. and Mrs. Ian Grierson (Cyrene Apartado Aereo No. 912, Barranquilla, Beach, Florida. Palmisano), a son, Robert Andrew, No- Colombia, S. A. Patricia Simonds to Lt. Charles F. vember 23, 1959. Address: 434 South '60 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hasler (Lin- Cook, January 23, 1960. Address: Box Euclid Ave., Oak Park, Illinois. da Carroll), a daughter, Leslie Scott, 16, Florida State University, Tallahas- Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Fox (Doro- October 20, 1959. Address: 2433 Union see, Florida. thea Manning), a son, Stephen Henry, Ave., Apt. 1, Memphis, Tennessee. Cherry Jo Ann King to Emilio Al- , 1960. Address: 640 Lan- '61 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyde Pratt berto Lebolo, February 5, 1960. Ad- der Road, Winter Park, Florida. (Cynthia Benson), a son, Christopher dress: c/o School of Architecture, Uni- Mr. and Mrs. J. Dubac Preece Hyde, November 12, 1959. Address: 1 versity of Florida, Gainesville, Florida. (Jeanne Washburn), a second daughter, Sachem Village, West Lebanon, N. H. '61 Susanne Wheeler to Desider Cynthia Anne, , 1960. Ad- Csongor, June 6, 1959. Address: c/o dress: 6640 Castleton Drive, N.W., Mrs. Carl Wheeler, 251 Old Billerica Atlanta 19, Georgia. Road, Bedford, Massachusetts. '54 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael IN MEMORIAM Patricia Ann Trumbull to Henry Wil- Cain (Frances deFenelon), a daughter, ton Howell II, August 1, 1959. Ad- Brenda Fay, October 4, 1959. Address: Mrs. Frank Kinder (Luella Watson), dress: RD No. 1, Palmyra, New York. 2426 McLeary Drive, Indianapolis, Ind. Rollins 1889-1890. Deceased December Linda Louise Flagg to Robert T. '55 Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Fett (Nan- 28, 1959. McWade, Jr., December 27, 1959. Ad- cy Siebens), a daughter, Felicia Ann, Mrs. Harold H. Wilkins (Violet dress: 3429 Fulton St., Laureldale, October 20, 1959. Address: 2315 Hill- Bates), Rollins Academy 1901-1904. De- Pa. andale Road, Davenport, Iowa. ceased November 27, 1959. '62 Julie Ann Enders to Neil Massitt Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Turley (Judith Rt. Rev. John Durham Wing, Hon. Nunan, November 27, 1959. Address: Anne Hall), a daughter, Karen Elaine, LL.D. Rollins 1932. Deceased Febru- 61 Anderson St., Beacon Hill, Boston, November 20, 1959. Address: 214 Ce- ary 29, 1960. Massachusetts, Suite 1. darwood Drive, Rt. 1, Maitland, Fla. '56 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kusik, Jr. Priestly G. Mims, Rollins 1909-1910. (Ann Elizabeth Neff), a daughter, Kath- Deceased August 5, 1954. leen Jean, October 30, 1959. Address: Dr. Henry A. Atkinson, Hon. D. D. BIRTHS 19808 Lanbury Avenue, Cleveland 22, Rollins 1913. Deceased January 24, '40 Mr. and Mrs. George David Ohio. 1960. Krouse, a son, Donal Paul, July 25, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Shively (Elea- James Ray Hendrix, Rollins B. A. 1959. Address: Harrison St., Feathers- nor Jackson), a son, Orrin Hunter, Sep- 1951. Deceased October 2, 1959. ton, New Zealand. tember 10, 1959. Address: 1621 Holmes '42 Mr. and Mrs. John Powell Ave., Racine, Wisconsin. Ruth Fairchild, former Rollins staff. (Daphne Takach) a son, Robert David, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Patrick Na- Deceased March 5, 1960. , 1960. Address: 39 Finley than (Jane Kilbourne), a daughter, Jen- Road, Edison, N. J. '47 Dr. and Mrs. Joannes H. Karis (Martha Ann Proud), a daughter, Mar- garet Ann, October 24, 1959. Address: THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD 71 E. 43rd St., Brooklyn 3, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Williams, Jr. No. 2 FEBRUARY, 1960 VOL. XXXVII (Marilyn Miller), a son, David Loder, December 5, 1959. Address: Lula Published by Rollins Alumni, Inc., Winter Park, Florida, monthly Lake Road, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. October through June. '48 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, a Entered as second-class matter June 28, 1938 at the Post Office at son, Bobby, June, 1958. Address: 64 Winter Park, Florida, under the act of August 24, 1912. Grosvenor Road., Kenmore 23, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Malis (Bar- bara Herring) a daughter, Diane Elaine, , 1960. Address: 1054 8th Street, N.W., Winter Haven, Florida. '49 Major and Mrs. George J. Matis (Marie Cook), a daughter, Renee Helen. October 20, 1959. Address: c/o Maj G. J. Matis, A0672377, 431st F.I.S., S.A.C., Box 5771, APO 286, New York, N. Y.