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vol. 67 no. 11, Johnny Long (p.1) -- Major General Williams (p.1) -- Newly pledged to Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Leadership are from left to right back row Charles Dent William Campbell Ed Heidig Dick Anderson Marc Weaver middle row Dick Mosco Jesse LoRe George Flack Farley Snell and Charles Blackburn front row Mike Del Gaizo James Campbell Walter Fitzgerald and Charles Hayes (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- Don Hill (p.2) -- Frank DeSavino no 9 drives in for a score in the Rollins game which the Tars won 75 to 70 (p.3) / Photo by Wille -- Barbara Moore sophomore from Illinois makes her bid for Miss Interlachen title (p.4) / Photo by Wille -- Mary Lee Williams (p.4) -- Sue Thayer (p.4)., Johnny Long (p.1) -- Major General Williams (p.1) -- Newly pledged to Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Leadership are from left to right back row Charles Dent William Campbell Ed Heidig Dick Anderson Marc Weaver middle row Dick Mosco Jesse LoRe George Flack Farley Snell and Charles Blackburn front row Mike Del Gaizo James Campbell Walter Fitzgerald and Charles Hayes (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- Don Hill (p.2) -- Frank DeSavino no 9 drives in for a score in the Rollins game which the Tars won 75 to 70 (p.3) / Photo by Wille -- Barbara Moore sophomore from Illinois makes her bid for Miss Interlachen title (p.4) / Photo by Wille -- Mary Lee Williams (p.4) -- Sue Thayer (p.4)., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-4

vol. 67 no. 9, The FSC cage squad will oppose the Bartow Flyers tonight at Gilbert Gym (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- Nan Coy (p.2) -- Sue Thayer (p.4) -- Mary Lee Williams (p.4) -- Here's Asden Wolfe number 3 on the Interlachen beauty parade dial (p.4) / Photo by Wille., The FSC cage squad will oppose the Bartow Flyers tonight at Gilbert Gym (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- Nan Coy (p.2) -- Sue Thayer (p.4) -- Mary Lee Williams (p.4) -- Here's Asden Wolfe number 3 on the Interlachen beauty parade dial (p.4) / Photo by Wille., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-4

vol. 67 no. 1, The royal rat races rolls the entire student body into the aisles especially the rats. Pictured above we see five teams of rats getting ready to start one of the feature races the human wheelbarrow race (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- FSC's quartet of varsity coaches who are looking forward to a better than ever season for Moc athletic teams during the 1953-54 season from left to right Coach Bill Clipson basketball Coach Jim Lease baseball Coach Sam Luce tennis and Coach Roy Couch crew (p.3) / Photo by Wille -- Freshmen group leaders back row left to right Buck Freeney Raymond Fletcher Ann Combs Patsy Smith Tom Mooney John Upton Mike DelGazio Joan Bledsoe Carol Rack Ken Herndon Jesse Lo Re Ann Stansbury Mary Ann McDonald Asden Wolfe Karle Kruger and Priscilla Roberts (.4) / Photo by Wille., The royal rat races rolls the entire student body into the aisles especially the rats. Pictured above we see five teams of rats getting ready to start one of the feature races the human wheelbarrow race (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- FSC's quartet of varsity coaches who are looking forward to a better than ever season for Moc athletic teams during the 1953-54 season from left to right Coach Bill Clipson basketball Coach Jim Lease baseball Coach Sam Luce tennis and Coach Roy Couch crew (p.3) / Photo by Wille -- Freshmen group leaders back row left to right Buck Freeney Raymond Fletcher Ann Combs Patsy Smith Tom Mooney John Upton Mike DelGazio Joan Bledsoe Carol Rack Ken Herndon Jesse Lo Re Ann Stansbury Mary Ann McDonald Asden Wolfe Karle Kruger and Priscilla Roberts (.4) / Photo by Wille., 1-4

vol. 67 no. 5, Dr Spivey presents FSC's $1500 contribution to Mr Lanier Upshaw co chairman of Red Feather campaign (p.1) / Photo courtesy of Ledger -- Artist's drawing of Polk County Science Building (p.3) -- Mary Lee Williams (p.4) -- Singing Make Believe to the accompaniment of Art Mooney and his band is Miss Kay McCartney recent addition to FSC talent list (p.4) -- Members of the undefeated Phi Delt volleyball squad are pictured above (p.5) / Photo by Wille -- Officers of Pi Delta Epsilon hold the National charter they have just received left to right Ann Savage Nan Coy Joe McCormack and Bev Whittet (p.6) / Photo by Wille., Dr Spivey presents FSC's $1500 contribution to Mr Lanier Upshaw co chairman of Red Feather campaign (p.1) / Photo courtesy of Ledger -- Artist's drawing of Polk County Science Building (p.3) -- Mary Lee Williams (p.4) -- Singing Make Believe to the accompaniment of Art Mooney and his band is Miss Kay McCartney recent addition to FSC talent list (p.4) -- Members of the undefeated Phi Delt volleyball squad are pictured above (p.5) / Photo by Wille -- Officers of Pi Delta Epsilon hold the National charter they have just received left to right Ann Savage Nan Coy Joe McCormack and Bev Whittet (p.6) / Photo by Wille., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-6

vol. 67 no. 17, Nancy Sherwin Beta Sigma Omicron Catherine Allen independent JR Hall Xenia Kallivokas Alpha Omicron Pi Carol Madsen Pi Tau Bettye Walker Alpha Delta Pi Nancy Bramley Delta Zeta Judy Vaugh Alpha Chi Omega (p.3) -- Bishop JM Spinger (p.4) -- Florida Southern says goodbye to 6' 7 " Bill Leach who graduated Jan 27 (p.5)., Nancy Sherwin Beta Sigma Omicron Catherine Allen independent JR Hall Xenia Kallivokas Alpha Omicron Pi Carol Madsen Pi Tau Bettye Walker Alpha Delta Pi Nancy Bramley Delta Zeta Judy Vaugh Alpha Chi Omega (p.3) -- Bishop JM Spinger (p.4) -- Florida Southern says goodbye to 6' 7 " Bill Leach who graduated Jan 27 (p.5)., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-6

vol. 66 no. 20, Kent McKinley speaker at investiture Joseph R Fazzano 1953 Chancellor Lucius P Ordway banquet speaker Dr Ludd M Spivey president since 1925 (p.1) -- Nathan Cummings convocation speaker Bishop John Branscomb banquet toatmaster L Frank Roper Chancellor for 1954 Mrs Calvin K Kazanjian distinguished guest (p.1) -- Renderings of Polk Science Building (p.3) -- Nils Schweitzer Mr Wright's representative (p.3) -- Miss Ann Daniel (p.3) -- WB Mundy alumni secretary (p.3) -- Dr JH Daniel chairman for cabinet (p.3) -- First graduating class 1890 (p.4) -- The college at Sutherland (p.4) -- The college at Leesburg (p.4) -- Joshua Hollingsworth first president at Leesburg (p.4)., Kent McKinley speaker at investiture Joseph R Fazzano 1953 Chancellor Lucius P Ordway banquet speaker Dr Ludd M Spivey president since 1925 (p.1) -- Nathan Cummings convocation speaker Bishop John Branscomb banquet toatmaster L Frank Roper Chancellor for 1954 Mrs Calvin K Kazanjian distinguished guest (p.1) -- Renderings of Polk Science Building (p.3) -- Nils Schweitzer Mr Wright's representative (p.3) -- Miss Ann Daniel (p.3) -- WB Mundy alumni secretary (p.3) -- Dr JH Daniel chairman for cabinet (p.3) -- First graduating class 1890 (p.4) -- The college at Sutherland (p.4) -- The college at Leesburg (p.4) -- Joshua Hollingsworth first president at Leesburg (p.4)., Volume and numbering sequence noted., Volume and numbering sequence noted., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-4

vol. 67 no. 27, New members selected by ODK Joaquinn Romaguera Ken Vanoski Victor Skip Abbott and Joel Diamond (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- But it went in so easily (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- General Maglin inspects ROTC cadets (p.2) / Courtesy Lakeland Ledger -- Shirlie Freeman (p.3) -- Dr Ludd M Spivey welcomes dairyland college president to Florida orange groves and FSC campus (p.4) / Courtesy Lakeland Ledger -- The Sig Ep intramural basketball champions who won the title in a play off game with Lambda Chi (p.5) / Photo by Wille., New members selected by ODK Joaquinn Romaguera Ken Vanoski Victor Skip Abbott and Joel Diamond (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- But it went in so easily (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- General Maglin inspects ROTC cadets (p.2) / Courtesy Lakeland Ledger -- Shirlie Freeman (p.3) -- Dr Ludd M Spivey welcomes dairyland college president to Florida orange groves and FSC campus (p.4) / Courtesy Lakeland Ledger -- The Sig Ep intramural basketball champions who won the title in a play off game with Lambda Chi (p.5) / Photo by Wille., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-6

vol. 67 no. 29, Dr Nathan Perilman Rabbi of Temple Emanu El New York City is shown above talking with two FSC pre ministerial students (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Barbara Bittner 1954 campus queen (p.1) -- Pictured above is the Moccasin crew that will try to regain the state rowing title Saturday at lake Parker when they compete against Rollins and Tampa at 4pm (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Shirlie Freeman (p.3) -- Sonny Campbell (p.4) -- Sue Thayer (p.4) -- Skip Abbott (p.5) / Photo by Wille., Dr Nathan Perilman Rabbi of Temple Emanu El New York City is shown above talking with two FSC pre ministerial students (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Barbara Bittner 1954 campus queen (p.1) -- Pictured above is the Moccasin crew that will try to regain the state rowing title Saturday at lake Parker when they compete against Rollins and Tampa at 4pm (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Shirlie Freeman (p.3) -- Sonny Campbell (p.4) -- Sue Thayer (p.4) -- Skip Abbott (p.5) / Photo by Wille., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-6

vol. 67 no. 28, Shown above are new student body association officers after their election as announced Tuesday night left to right sonny Campbell president Nan Coy treasurer and tom Mooney vice president (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- Shown above are members of the Third Army inspection team as they viewed the weekly ROTC cadet parade on April 26 at the parade grounds (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Shirlie Freeman (p.3) -- These are the candidates for 1954 campus queen (p.3) / Photo by Wille -- The 1954 Moc tennis team from left to right standing Charles Stiles David Crum and Dick Gardner kneeling Shiro Yamazaki and Cooper Kirk (p.5) / Photo by Wille., Shown above are new student body association officers after their election as announced Tuesday night left to right sonny Campbell president Nan Coy treasurer and tom Mooney vice president (p.1) / Photo by Wille -- Shown above are members of the Third Army inspection team as they viewed the weekly ROTC cadet parade on April 26 at the parade grounds (p.1) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Shirlie Freeman (p.3) -- These are the candidates for 1954 campus queen (p.3) / Photo by Wille -- The 1954 Moc tennis team from left to right standing Charles Stiles David Crum and Dick Gardner kneeling Shiro Yamazaki and Cooper Kirk (p.5) / Photo by Wille., Computer generated transcription is available on request., 1-6

This is the report of a workshop organised by the European Centre for the Validation of Alternative Methods (ECVAM). ECVAM's main goal, as defined in 1993 by its Scientific Advisory Committee, is to promote the scientific and regulatory acceptance of alternative methods that are of importance to the biosciences and which replace, reduce or refine the use of laboratory animals. One of the first priorities set by ECVAM was the implementation of procedures that would enable it to become well informed about the state-of-the-art of non-animal test development and validation, and the potential for the possible incorporation of alternative tests into regulatory procedures. It was decided that this would be best achieved by the organization of ECVAM workshops on specific topics, at which small groups of invited experts would review the current status of various types of in vitro tests and their potential uses, and make recommendations about the best ways forward (Anonymous, 1994). The workshop on "The use of in vitro systems for evaluating Immunotoxicity" was held at ECVAM (Ispra), Italy, on 24th-26th November 2003. The participants represented academia, national organizations, international regulatory bodies and industry. The aim of the workshop was to review the state-of-the-art in the field of in vitro immunotoxicology, and to develop strategies towards the replacement of in vivo testing. At the end of this report are listed the recommendations that should be considered for prevalidation and validation of relevant and reliable procedures, that could replace the use of animals in chemical and cosmetics toxicity testing.