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I ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD

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NEW OFFICERS TRUSTEE Ted Mischuck '47, has been elected

president of Rollins Alumni Inc., by the board of directors. Richard Bald- win, '38 is the first vice-president, Jeannette Dickson Colado '27 second vice-president, Robert O. Harland Jr., '50 secretary and Thirza Fluno Bisson '32 was re-elected treasurer.

Five new members of the Board of Directors, elected to serve for three years are Edwin Granberry, '50, Ro- bert O. Harland, '50, Jeannette Dick- son Colado '27, John A. Baker, '53 and Mary Martin Hayes '55.

T'T^i: the VirtsrH are Thirza Fluno Bisson '32, Robert B. Colville '26, Frances Daniel Divine '39, Edward A. Johnson '49 and Wa- nita Dean Mutispaugh '35, whose terms will expire in 1959.

The five remaining members of the board who will serve until 1960 are: Richard O. Baldwin '38, Barbara E. Cheney '44, William Frangus '51, Ted Mischuck '47 and Robert S. Witherell '51.

J. Campbell Thompson '24, was nom- inated as Alumni member of the Rol- lins Board of Trustees for the next 3 years, replacing Dr. Florence M. Stone '18. The two other Alumni members are Henry Lauterbach '37, whose term will expire in 1959 and Bryant S. Pren- tice, Jr., '37 who will serve until 1960.

Retiring members of the Alumni Board of Directors are William J. Brant '38, Robert Burhans '29, John A. Fluno '37, Alice M. Egan '52 and Anne Knight Tennis '50.

BACCALAUREATE The Rev. Lyman B. Greaves, gradu-

ate of Rollins College with the class of 1938, will deliver the Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday. June 1, at Knowles Memorial Chapel. His subject will be "Living Now and Then". Winner of the Sullivan Medallion at his gradua- tion, "Bus" has been rector at Christ Church in West Englewood, N.J. since 1955. He was graduated from the Epis- copal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass. in 1939.

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REUNION PICTURE

The 1958 reunion is over. It was a great success. A picture story of the three day program is being prepared and will appear in the next issue of the RECORD. It will be in the mail in a few days. Preparations by mem- bers of the anniversary classes, the fours and nines, already are under way for next year. The anniversary classes are guests of honor but ALL ALUMNI are invited to take part in the three day celebration each April, marking the anniversary of the grant- ing of a charter to Rollins College by the State of Florida. Mark the date on your calendar.

Dr. J. Campbell Thompson class of 1924, has been nominated to the Board of Trustees of Rollins College. He will represent the Alumni on the board for a term of three years. An Orthopaedic surgeon, he is Surgeon in Chief at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. He and his family live at 4 Avon Road, Larchmont, N.Y.

FULBRIGHT John O. Rich, '38, Director of Ad-

missions since 1949, has been named for a Fulbright grant to teach English in Athens, Greece for the academic year, 1958-59. The grant includes a summer grant to the University of Michigan where he will participate in a seminar on teaching of English. Tra- vel expenses and subsistence for his wife and three sons is included. He will be in Michigan from July 7 to August 15, and in Athens from Sep- tember until June.

DR. FORT RESIGNS Dr. William Fort, professor of phi-

losophy and psychology for the past 17 years has resigned, and will become president of Deep Springs College Deep Springs, Calif. After completing his 17th year at Rollins this June, he will leave to assume his new duties.

SENIOR BREAKFAST

The traditional Alumni-Senior Breakfast will be held Friday morn- ing, June 6, at 6:30 at the "Old Family Tree" on Lake Virginia. Follow signs from the corner of Osceola and Henkel Circle. Reser- vations at $1.00 each will be taken at Alumni House through Tuesday, June 3. Alumni, Faculty and Staff are urged to attend.

CLASS OF 1958 The class of 1958, 109 of them, will

become members of Rollins Alumni Inc., Friday, June 6, when they file past President Hugh McKean '30, to receive their diplomas from Rollins College.

Commencement activities begin of- ficially with the All-College dance by the Student Association honoring the graduating class, Saturday night May 31. Baccalaureate Service will be Sunday, June 1, in Knowles Memorial Chapel. The Reverend Lyman B. Greaves, a Rollins Alumnus of the class of 1938. who is Rector of Christ Church, West Englewood, N.J., will deliver the Baccalaureate Sermon, "Living Now and Then".

Commencement day will begin with the Annual Alumni-Senior Breakfast at "The Family Tree' on Lake Virginia. This Commencement Day activity is one of the oldest traditions of Rollins College and Alumni, Faculty and Staff are hosts to the graduating class at their last affair as undergraduates.

Admission to the Chapel for the Commencement Exercises will be by senior card only until after the aca- demic procession is seated.

COMMENCEMENT CALENDAR

Saturday, May 31 9:00 P.M. Student Association all-

College dance honoring Seniors.

Sunday, June 1 10:15 A.M. Academic Procession. 10:30 A.M. The Baccalaureate Ser-

vice, Knowles Memorial Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. Lyman B. Greaves, Rollins class of 1938.

Monday, June 4 4:00 P.M. Honors and Awards, An-

nie Russell Theatre.

Thursday, June 5 10:00 A.M. Adjourned meeting of the

Board of Trustees. 1:30 P.M. Luncheon for parents of

of the class of 1958. Morse Gallery of Art.

8:30 P.M. President's reception for seniors and members of their immediate families and the Faculty.

Friday June 6 6:30 A.M. Annual Alumni-Senior

Sunrise Breakfast at the "Family Tree" on Lake Virginia. Alumni Faculty and Staff invited.

9:30 A.M. Academic Procession — Seniors, Faculty — Trus- tees.

10:00 A.M. Commencement Exercises Knowles Memorial Chap- el. Address by Dr. Sidney J. French, Dean of the College.

I THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD

CLASSIFIED INFORMATION #90s Mr' and Mrs- Fred Ward (Clara

Layton) celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary at their home in Winter Park, April 12, 1958.

A note from Sara Moses Dean says: "I was 77 years old Dec. 26, 1957. I'm interested in our new Congregational Church and the Golden Age Club. I'm thoroughly enjoying life and my health is excellent."

'20 SECRETARY: T. DeWitt Taylor, Pier- son, Florida

Jesse Pedrick Baker (Mrs. John G.) appeared as soloist with the Florida Symphony Orchestra in Orlando in mid March, playing the brilliant sec- ond Piano Concerto of Franz Liszt. Jesse is living at 615 East Cherokee Drive in Orlando.

'25 Kenneth Sutherland writes that *J in July of 1957 he was promoted

to captain, U.S.N.R. He was one of 155 Selected from 968 applicants. In De- cember of '57 he was elected Commo- dore, Douglaston Yacht Squadron on Long Island Sound. In January of this year he was promoted to Marine Sup- erintendent of the United States Lines, which operates 56 ships, including the SS America and the SS United States to Europe, Australia and the Far East. His second son Bruce received his BM degree at the University of South Car- olina this year and will work for his MM at the University of Southern California.

")7 SECRETARY: Katharine Lewis Lehman X/ (Mrs. R. J.) 419 N. Interlachen, Win-

ter Park, Florida.

Dickie Dickson Colado (Mrs. Guy) writes: "I am retired from Girl Scout- ing as of January 1, and love having a chance to work harder on "do-it-your- self" jobs at home."

'OO SECRETARY: Nancy Brown, 311 N. Piedmont St., Arlington, Va.

It's not too early to begin making plans for our Thirtieth Anniversary which we will celebrate on Campus April 24-25-26, 1959.

Lois Bartlett Tracy continues to dis- play her paintings in various exhibi- tions. Her Gulls - Fishnets on display in the Southeastern Annual Exhibition last fall took second prize. She exhibited two oils in the New York National Show, Art U.S.A. '58, and an- other large oil in the National Audu- bon Exhibition in the National Acad- emy early this year.

'30 SECRETARY: Clara Adolfs, Rollins Col- lege, Winter Park, Florida.

A note from "Boots" Weston Tuttle from Miami. "My daughter, Judy, who was at rollins in '50-'51 just had her second son, William Tuttle Usher, and I am the most obnoxious grandmother imaginable. I carry pictures and every- thing. As for myself, I've won three $100 poetry prizes in the last couple of years, and some smaller ones. Only one so far in 1958, $50 for a lyric. My biggest thrill was getting first prize at the Poetry Society of America in October."

#34 SECRETARY: Lt. Col. Burleigh Drum- mond, Quarters 46, Ripley Drive, Red- stone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala.

Our own Dr. Allen Spitzer had quite an article published in the January issue of the Anthropological Quarterly, published by the Catholic University of America Press, Washington, D.C. It was entitled "Notes on a Merida Par- ish." Allen has been teaching in Mexico and Yucatan recently but his mail still goes to 3745 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo.

Next April 24-25-26, we will celebrate the Silver Anniversary of our gradua- tion from Rollins. It's not too early to put this weekend on your calendar.

'37 SECRETARY: Grace Terry Marshall (Mrs. Nelson) Alfred University, Al- fred, N. Y.

Art Brownell is living at 1335 Petal Place, Anaheim, Calif. He writes: "We live only blocks from Disney Land. Would like to see any Rollinsites va- cationing out here this summer."

'ID SECRETARY: Marita Stueve Stone 00 (Mrs. Wendell') Rollins College.

Jose Bocanegra has a new address at Calle de Puebla 254-1, Colonia Ro- ma, Mexico, D.F., where he expects to spend at least a year and a half on business. His daughter, Vida, is attend- ing Mexico City College.

'"JO SECRETARY: Frances Daniel Divine °7 (Mrs. John H. Ill) 847 Mayfair Cir-

cle, Orlando, Florida.

Next April 24-25-26 we will celebrate our Twentieth Anniversary. Mark these dates on your calendar and plan to come back to the Campus then.

Pat Horine Haswell (Mrs. A. B.) was elected president of the Alabama Fed- eration of Music Clubs at the annual convention of that group recently. She has been a member of the state board for eight years. She lives in Birming- ham where her address is 8 Beech- wood Road.

'4Q SECRETARY: Sue Terry Boswell, 3601 San Pedro, Tampa, Florida.

Bob McEwan, director of McEwan's Clinical Laboratory in Orlando, re- cently was promoted to Major, USAF Reserve Laboratory Officer. Bob, with his wife and two children, lives at 420 Cherokee Drive in Orlando.

A long and interesting letter from Eli Haimowitz from 1370 Avenue of the Americas, New York City. He was married last November to Leonore Kantor of Plainfield, N.J. and NYC. He has been studying and playing in New York since his return from Korea and his M.S. from Juilliard. He plans to go to Europe next Fall as soloist with an orchestra and do some recitals.

Ml SECRETARY: Nancy Locke Johnson ^' (Mrs. Joe) 1210 Alberta Dr., Winter

Park, Florida.

Emanuel Ehrlich tells us that last fall he became Administrative Assist- ant and Director of Student Services at the Graduate School of Education, Yeshiva University in New York City.

He also is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Journal of Educational Sociology.

Frank Barber is with Eynon Com- pany as a salesman in Birmingham, Mich., where his address is 2183 Man- chester Road.

Aggie Chalker Watson (Mrs. H. J.) writes: "Jack and I have just built a house. We painted it ourselves and have been in it about four months and still haven't finished. Everything in- side is paneled (we're tired of paint- ing). It takes a long time when you 'do-it-yourself. Jack teaches and coach- es football, some adult classes at night too. We have a wonderful three-year- old and are extremely happy in gen- eral. Duncan, 14, loves to fish and hunt." Her address is Route 4, Box 142, Jacksonville, Fla.

'47 SECRETARY: Ainslie Embry, 2604 Va- letta Road, Louisville 5, Ky.

Gordon and Sherwood ('53) Evans are now working with the State Board of Health at the Entomological Re- search Center near Vero Beach, Fla. Their address is Rt. 4, Box 317, Ft. Pierce, Fla.

Carl Reaves has been appointed principal of the Zellwood Elementary School in Orange County, Florida. He also is president of the Orange County Classroom Teachers Association.

Dixon Yard is instructor of English in the Bi-National Center in Monter- rey, Mexico. The Center has a student body of 1100 and they are at present trying to raise a 4 million peso build- ing fund for permanent quarters. They recently presented the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra in a series of three concerts.

'48 SECRETARIES: Marie Prince Jones (Mrs. Vincent) Box 225 S. Hamilton, Mass. Lee Bongart Hilkene (Mrs. Bruce) 851 Westchester Way, Birmingham, Mich.

Franklyn L. Williamson recently was elected to the board of directors of the Winter Park Telephone Company. He is president and owner of Hollo- way Concrete Products Co., Inc., and president of the Commercial Bank of Winter Park.

Don Hansen has been elected presi- ident of the Driver Education Associ- ation of Florida and also is Driver Education Director and Civil Defense Director for Highlands County, Flori- da. He and Alice (Voorhis) have four children and live at 209 Hatcalani St., Sebring, Fla.

Bill Shelton, besides representing TIME Inc., as Florida correspondent, the first state to have a full time cor- respondent, also covers the state for Life, Fortune, Sports Illustrated, Ar- chitectural Forum and House and Home.

Terri Weaver Cofield (Mrs. James) writes: "Still working in Admissions Office at W.C.U.N.C. In February ap- peared as female lead in Greensboro Little Theatre production of "The Rainmaker". Presented a recital for Euterpe Club of Greensboro last November." Mail reaches Terri at 3013 Dellwood Drive, Greensboro, N.C.

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'49 SECRETARY: Pat German West (Mrs ^7 Wm. B., Jr.) 10125 Thornwood Road,

Kensington, Md. Cornelius VanBuren, 873 Nottingham Drive, Orlando, Fla.

Sidney and Nan (Van Zile) Lanier were visitors at Alumni House recent- ly. They have been transferred from St. Croix, Virgin Islands, to New York City where Sidney is priest at the Episcopal Church, 53rd and 5th Ave. He recently conducted a TV program for the Episcopal Church over chan- nel 6, from New York and was wide- ly acclaimed. Another is being plan- ned for next fall. Their residence ad- dress is 207 E. 62nd St., New York 28, N.Y.

The friends and classmates of June (Nelson) Glatthar and Virginia ('55) Nelson will be sorry to hear of the death of their father, W. W. Nelson, April 19, 1958.

The tenth anniversary of our grad- uation will be celebrated next April 24-25-26. Let's all plan to come back to the Campus then. Plans by local members already are being made.

Mary Lou (Sommer) and Bill Koch have a new address at 3211 North Polo Drive, Delray Beach, Fla., where they live with their two children, Billy III, 6, and Claudia, 4. They would love to see any Rollinsites who come to Delray.

'C 1 SECRETARY: Ann Lewis Turley War- inner (Mrs. David C.) 14 W. Moret Ave., Havelock, N.C.

Wilbur E. Johnson, Jr., has been made a partner in the firm of Johnson and Johnson, Investment Bankers, Un- ion Trust Building, Pittsburgh 19, Pa.

'51 SECRETARY: Diane Vigeant Sangster, (Mrs. John B. Jr.) 106 E. Woodland Drive, Sanford, Fla.

Gerald Polakoff writes that he has been quite ill for several months but is now able to resume full activity and expects to be transferred overseas by late summer. Mail reaches him addres- sed to Capt. Gerald Polakoff USMC, Quarters L-4, Marine Corps School, Quantico, Va.

Dale Travis Busche (Mrs. Robert) tells us that they have moved from Philadelphia to Aiken, S.C., just 14 miles northeast of Augusta, Ga., where husband Bob has a position with E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co., as an en- gineer.

Bill Fricke has a new home at 1508 Grant Road, Northbrook, 111. Being a KA he has tried to get it changed to Lee Road with no success! We're glad to have him back on our mailing list again.

'CO SECRETARY: Kay McDonnell, P. O. *"* Box 9, Orchard Lake, Mich.

Albie Dealaman sends a new address at 47 Forest Park, Portland, Maine. Says he is connected with Ballantine Beer and Ale and the company keeps him busy, though he does get home weekends and still plays a lot of drums on the side.

Diane (Holland) and Larry Bentley have a new address: 836 Southover, Toledo, Ohio. Both are enrolled at the University of Toledo working toward

THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD their Masters, Larry in business ad- ministration and Diane in music. Diane also is doing solo work in Toledo church choirs.

We extend our sympathy to Linda Falls Vail (Mrs. George) whose father, Leo Falls died in Orlando, March 17 1958.

Ralph Hunt is in his second year as teacher at Pensacola Junior College, where he is an instructor in humani- ties. He got his M.A. from Stetson in '54 and went on to F.S.U. where he held an assistantship while doing fur- ther graduate work.

We hear that Dan Pinger has been released from military service and is back in Cincinnati on the staff of the Enquirer. He edited a guided missile publication while in service. His ad- dress is 712 Garden Road, Cincinnati 36, Ohio.

Wally B. Moon is connected with Empire Studios of Orlando and was an assistant art director for the pro- duction "Naked in the Sun" and plans to go on location in the Dominican Republic with Beck-Hugh Produc- tions Inc., as art director for "Banana Boat," which will be in color. His ad- dress is 532 Magnolia Avenue, Daytona Beach, Fla.

Howard Kelly is a realtor in Winter Park and recently moved into new offices at 152 Park Avenue.

Had a letter recently from Ray Bur- chett. He owns part of a 40 foot boat which he plans to sail in the Mackinac Island Race this summer.

Tally Merritt, who received her M.A. in Radio and TV from Stanford last year, is now an account executive with the Art Blum Advertising and Public Relations Agency in San Francisco. She still finds time to serve as college chapter counselor for the Phi Beta chapter at Stanford and San Francisco State College.

'CA SECRETARY: Marilyn Shinton Town- send (Mrs. Robert) 2200 Palmer Ave., Apt. 4-L, New Rochelle, N. Y.

Next April 24-25-26 we will celebrate our fifth anniversary during Reunion weekend on Campus. Make your plans now to return to Rollins then.

Kenneth F. Peloquin has been nam- ed assistant secretary of the Winter Park Telephone Company. He went with this company soon after gradua- tion as an administrative assistant.

'JJ SECRETARY: Jane Laverty, 1008 N. Clay St., Frankfort, Ind.

Jane (Wynn) and John Thibodeau tell us they have just purchased a 150- year-old Cape Cod house in Westover, Mass, and their address is P.O. Box 213.

Jim Graaskamp is currently teach- ing the insurance curricula at Mar- quette University's School of Busi- ness. He says he is also operating as a general contractor under the style of Arnold James, Inc. Mail will reach him at 411 E. Daphnes Road, Milwau- kee 17, Wis.

Announcement has been made of the appointment of Avrum Abramowitz as special agent to represent the Equit- able Life Insurance Society of the

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U.S. in the Orlando area. He was grad- uated from the University of Maryland in '55 and now lives with his wife Barbara and daughter Linda at 613 Anderson St., in Orlando.

'CZ SECRETARY: Phyllis Lockwood Hull "** (Mrs. Preston C, Jr.) 437 Balmoral Rd.

Winter Park, Florida.

Joan Jennings writes that she is now TV Film Production Coordinator with Leo Burchett Co., Inc., advertising, who handles accounts of Chrysler, Kellogg, Marlboro, Proctor & Gamble, Campbell etc. "Keeps me busy!!" she says. Her address is 1300 North Dear- born, Chicago, 111.

George Longshore writes that he is presently serving as Operations Offi- cer aboard the USS Sarsfield, and would like very much to hear from classmates. Mail reaches him addres- sed to Ens. George Longshore, USS Sarsfield EDD 837, c/o FPO, New York City.

Joe Dallanegra, who came to Rol- lins because he did not like winter weather in New Jersey, has been trans- ferred to the ASA base at Thule, Greenland, where temperatures range from 10 below to a high of 35. His base has steam heated pup tents and is only 150 air miles from the North Pole.

'57 SECRETARY: Billy Jo Whipple, 5810 Horn Wood, Houston 36, Tex.

An interesting letter comes from Paul (Pablo) Ackerman from Amster- dam, Holland where he is attending the University of Amsterdam School of Medicine. He tells us that class- mate, John T. Greene also is attend- ing the Amsterdam School of Medicine and with his wife Ann (Palmer '55) is living at Beethovenstraat 99 V. Pablo says: "Living here in Holland is a wonderful experience. Quite different from dear old Rollins College. The three of us are planning to attend the World's Exposition in Brussels this summer. Should there be any Rollins students visiting Europe this summer, we would like to have them visit us. Best regards to all." Paul's address is Banstraat 3, Amsterdam Z, Holland.

Dave Vevera writes that he has ac- cepted a new position as Flight Test Engineer, Test and Development, with Convair Aircraft Corp., at Cape Can- averal. Mail however still reaches him at his home address, 613 Highland Avenue, Orlando.

Some of you never used the postal card I sent you so I don't have quite so much news this time. How about using up the postage?

Weddings '55 Diane Allison Herblin to Gay-

nor Wild, March 15, 1958. Address: 1510 St. Andrews St., New Orleans, La.

'57 Robert Gordon Brown to Sher- ry Norman, April 11, 1958. Address: 1433 Magnolia Ave., Winter Park, Fla.

Eugene L. Wells to Eleonore Marie Krenz, Feb. 15, 1958. Address: 220 East Prince St., Pine Castle Branch, Orlan- do, Fla.

Delle Allison Davies to Walter Jo- seph Muller III, March 17, 1958. Ad- dress: P.O. Box 1082, Winter Park, Fla.

'58 Marianne Weil to Raymond Childs Adler II, May 4, 1957. Address: 155 North Eighth St., Blythe, Calif.

'58 Delores Ann Eisenstadt to Ro- bert Blons, Nov. 17, 1957. Address: 3120 Raleigh Ave., Apt. 201, Minneap- olis, Minn.

IN MEMORIAM T. M. Henkel, Rollins College, 1896-

1900. Deceased March 28, 1958.

Harve Clemens, Faculty, Rollins Conservatory, 1926-1939. Deceased March 19, 1958.

Dr. W. Earle Drennen, Rollins Acad- emy, 1897-1908. Alumni House notified March 3, 1958.

Robert B. Chandler, A.B. Rollins Col- lege, 1925. Deceased December 14, 1957.

Dyke D. Wetherill, A.B. Rollins Col- lege, 1913. Deceased October 16, 1956.

Rest Fenner, Rollins Faculty, 1943- 1945. Deceased February 24, 1958.

Stuart F. Haggerty, Director Rollins Commons, 1937-1942. Deceased April 27, 1958.

Mrs. William C. Bowers, Rollins Medal of Honor. Deceased March 9, 1958.

BIRTHS '41 Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Dolloff

(Eleanor Rand) a daughter, Deborah Ann, April 8, 1958. Address: 9 Pleasant St., Plymouth, N.H.

'44 Mr. and Mrs. George Matheson, Jr., (Edith Fitzpatrick) a son, John Mi- chael, April 27, 1957. Address: 62 Buck- man Drive, Lexington, Mass.

'48 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Thomb- ley (Lois Cheesman) a daughter, Cleon Cheesman, April 1, 1958. Address: 1974 Northbrook Ave., Macon, Ga.

'49 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Glat- thar (June Nelson) a daughter, Mary Chandler, May 2, 1958. Address: 2684 Leighton Road, Shaker Heights 20, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hoyt Van Buren (Patricia Furey) a daughter, Cathleen Martina, April 13, 1958. Ad- dress 873 Nottingham Drive, Orlando, Fla.

Dr. and Mrs. James W. Ogilvie, Jr., (Beverly Burkhart) a daughter, Lina Hyatt, March 17, 1958. Address: 2417 Pickwick Road, Baltimore 7, Md.

Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ortiz-Busigo, a daughter, Clara Marie, Dec. 23, 1957. Address: 1-A Virtual St., Ponce, Puer- to Rico.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Cullen Wright (Mar- tha Barksdale) a son, Lawrence Cullen, Feb. 10, 1958. Address: 1557 Tuscola Ave., Clearwater, Fla.

'52 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klores (Irene Berkman) a son, Jeffrey David, March 25, 1958. Address: 33-38 Parsons Blvd., Flushing, L.I., N.Y.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Harrison Ryder, a daughter, Jane Barrows, Sept. 5, 1957. Address: 208 Cherokee Road, Pitts- burgh 34, Penn.

'53 Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Evans, a son, Donald Anthony, March 6, 1958. Address: Rt. 4, Box 317, Ft. Pierce, Fla.

Dr. and Mrs. John DeGrove (Gail Gearhart) a son, James Daniel, March 27, 1958. Address: c/o Department of Political Science, University of Flori- da, Gainesville.

Mr. and Mrs. George Edmund Cush- ing (Diane Plamondon) a son, Christo- pher John, April 1, 1958. Address: 836 Seabrook Cove Road, Jacksonville, Fla.

'54 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Nikolas (Jane Potts) a son, Bruce, Sept. 9, 1957. Address: 645 South Waiola Ave., La Grange, 111.

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Burkhardt (Norma Jean Faust) a son, Craig Stu- art, March 7, 1958. Address: 17555 Lincoln Ave., Homewood, 111.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Usher (Judy Tuttle) a son, William Tuttle, Feb. 6, 1958. Address: 3350 S.W. First Ave., Miami, Fla.

Dr. and Mrs. Waldo Henson (JoAnn Sopocy) a son, Randall Stuart, Feb. 13, 1958. Address: 5842 Lemona Ave., Van Nuys, Calif.

'57 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas B. Johns (Ann Todd) a daughter, Marjorie Ann, March 31, 1958. Address: Box 1375, Emory University, Ga.

—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stuart Williams (Shirley Asher) a son, James Earl, Jan. 22, 1958. Address: 1115 East Concord, Orlando, Fla.

ALUMNI-SENIOR BREAKFAST

Please reserve:

places at $1.00 each for the Alumni Senior breakfast at "The Family Tree' on Lake Virginia, Friday morning, June 6, 1958 at 6:30 A.M. Make checks payable to Rollins College and send to Alumni House by Tuesday, June 3.

Name- Class.

THE ROLLINS ALUMNI RECORD

No. 3 MARCH, 1958 VOL. XXXV

Published by Rollins Alumni, Inc., Winter Park, Florida, monthly October through June.

Entered as second-class matter June 28, 1938 at the Post Office at Winter Park, Florida, under the act of August 24, 1912.

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