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vol. 70 no. 30, The Polk Science Building is shown in its final phase of construction. It is scheduled for completion before the fall semester begin next September 27. (p. 1) -- JOHN G. NAYLOR (p. 1). HINDU TEMPLE (p. 3). LOUIS BONSTEEL (p. 4) -- LINDSEY BERGEN (p. 4). VARSITY BANQUET SCENES: AWARD WINNERS AND NEW CAPTAINS: These are scenes at last week's varsity athletic banquet. In picture at left, Athletic Director Tom Greene presents three-year senior plaque to cheerleader June Dowd. Those who already received their awards are left to right, Don Brennan, baseball; Chris Magee, baseball and basketball; Jim Stelogeannis, baseball; Ray DeLoach, crew; Dale Collins, basketball; Marion Brown, rifle; Hank Barlow, basketball. At right are captains for next year. Left to right are: Del Frasier, golf; John McNamara, basketball; Sandy Zobrist, cheerleaders; George Nebhuth, tennis; Bill Morel, baseball. (p. 5) -- COACH TOM GREENE. . . It takes time (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 70 no. 28, Cathy Cruz Johnson, winner over 17 other contestants, was selected as "Miss Interlachen" for 1957. Story below. (p. 1) -- Col. William R. Nealson, Professor of Military Science and Tactics at FSC, congratulates the cadets in honored in Wednesday's drill. Cadets are, left to right: Robert O. Pate, Parley R. Blackwelder, Richard K. Dougal, and Robert L. Jones. Story below. (p. 1) -- AIKEN (p. 1) -- Rodney Norwell (p. 1) -- CONNIE DER (p.1). -- NANCY PEDDIE (p.2). They Know Their German: Outstanding German language students receive book awards from Dr. Spivey following German Day Chapel program. The books were sent by the German consul in Atlanta. Dr. Jordan, professor of German, looks on. (p.3). SIG EP CAPTURES ALL-SPORTS TROPHY: Newt Garrison, president of intramural board, presents 1957 Intramural All-Sports trophy to Frank Domenick of Sigma Phi Epsilon. (p. 7). SOUTHERN STAR: DAN TOBIN (p.8) -- NEW COACH: SMELTZLY (p.8)., 1-8

vol. 70 no. 29, Honored By Junior Class: Taekyung Kim and Saleh Zen, outstanding foreign students of the year, are shown with Junior Class President Noel Engler and the plaque on which their names will be engraved. (p. 1) -- Dr. Hy Jordan Sobiloff, Honorary Chancellor of Florida Southern in 1955 and one of the country's leading financiers, will be the commencement speaker at the graduation exercises June 3, President Spivey announced today. (p. 1) -- TOP ATHLETE HONORED: Dan Tobin (left) who led Florida Southern to its finest basketball season in history, receives the most valuable athlete of the year award from Athletic Director Tom Grene. See Story on page 5. (p. 1). SENIORS HONORED AT RECEPTION: GRADUATING SENIORS are shown being served at the punch bowl at the annual reception given by Dr. and Mrs. Spivey in their honor. Pictured from left to right are: Miss Falana, endowment secretary; and seniors Sylvia Cooks, Cindy Ingram, Kellie Griene, Thomas Zuko, and Connie Hulett (p. 3). IN THE SWIM: These members of the newly-formed Dolphin Club display their precision swimming movements, such as the routines they performed Tuesday night in the college pool following the varsity athletic banquet in the cafeteria. (p. 5). SORORITY GETS AWARD: E. J. Saurman (left) of Beta Sigma Omicron receives high-point sorority intramural trophy from Bobbie Jones. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 70 no. 5, Sorority parties continue as rush draws to a close: Alpha Chi Omega gives independent women a look at a "Heaven Party" in Florida Southern sorority houses. The "stars" didn't hold up, as nature prevailed and the rains brought screams and laughter from the open-air patio. (p.1) -- MME. ROSELLE (p.1) -- Miss Alpha Omicron Pi (Judy Freed) is crowned Miss Rose Pageant of '56 in a party given for the independent women. The theme of the party depicted the annual crowning of "Miss America." (p.1). TRESCA (p.2). A United Nations Day gesture: Two members of the International Club of Florida Southern College, Pablo Gomez of Cuba and Jeannette Maysoon Liong of Indonesia (at right, present a United Nations flag to Lakeland's City Commission on UN day. Others, from left: Mayo, Mac Cunningham, Commissioners W. Y. Wooten, S. Scott Kelly, and Dr. James West. (p.5). MAINES (p.6). Volleyball match play: Action at the net: Sigma Alpha Epsilon A (foreground) defeated Theta Chi, 15 to 13, in this League II game. (p.7). Early in the week Kenneth Hair turned out this sketch in approximately two hours. Portraying people of our day in a land of prehistoric monsters, it is an illustration for a magazine science fiction story. (p.8)., Sorority parties continue as rush draws to a close: Alpha Chi Omega gives independent women a look at a "Heaven Party" in Florida Southern sorority houses. The "stars" didn't hold up, as nature prevailed and the rains brought screams and laughter from the open-air patio. (p.1) -- MME. ROSELLE (p.1) -- Miss Alpha Omicron Pi (Judy Freed) is crowned Miss Rose Pageant of '56 in a party given for the independent women. The theme of the party depicted the annual crowning of "Miss America." (p.1). TRESCA (p.2). A United Nations Day gesture: Two members of the International Club of Florida Southern College, Pablo Gomez of Cuba and Jeannette Maysoon Liong of Indonesia (at right, present a United Nations flag to Lakeland's City Commission on UN day. Others, from left: Mayo, Mac Cunningham, Commissioners W. Y. Wooten, S. Scott Kelly, and Dr. James West. (p.5). MAINES (p.6). Volleyball match play: Action at the net: Sigma Alpha Epsilon A (foreground) defeated Theta Chi, 15 to 13, in this League II game. (p.7). Early in the week Kenneth Hair turned out this sketch in approximately two hours. Portraying people of our day in a land of prehistoric monsters, it is an illustration for a magazine science fiction story. (p.8)., 1-8

vol. 70 no. 4, Sorority comedy begins formal rush: The Ad Pi's sing and dance as they give independent women a view of "Working Our Way Through College" at the Cap and Gown Bermuda party. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Rock and Roll--that was Sheila Bryant's theme as she imitated Elvis Presley. You might say: Don't Be Cruel. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- At left: FSC co-eds look down on fraternity songsters as the men sing for Cap and Gown on the eve of the Bermuda party. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Swoon the girls . . . Men of Pi Kappa Alpha serenade independent women at dormitories after the Bermuda party. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille. SAE enlists against fires: Members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity volunteer to help the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Lakeland pass out Fire Prevention posters. Shown from left to right are Don Groen, John Larson, Tom Huhey, Ted Abbott (State Executive Director), Bill Cooper, Lenard Anderson, Noel Engler, and Gary Peters. (p.2). A native embroidered dress adorns Freshman Sonita Judice of Puerto Rico--and she the dress. (p.3) -- Students from Latin America enjoy the good neighbor policy, converse on campus. From left, Randolph Rivera, Puerto Rico; Israel Sala, Cuba; Alice Benitez and Pablo Rivera, Puerto Rico; Jose Saade, Venezuela. (p.3) / Reproduction courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Indonesian co-eds Jeannette Liong (left) and Sally Salmiah are quite at home amid Florida Southern's tropical vegetation. (p.3). At the Panhellenic tea: At their annual tea for co-eds in the drawing room of Joseph Reynolds Hall, city and collegiate Panhellenic Councils were co-hostesses. Left to right, at that function: Edna Murachanian, President of the Florida Southern Panhellenic Council; Mrs. Ludd M. Spivey, and Mrs. V. M. Galloway, President of the Lakeland Panhellenic Association. (p.4). Smith (p.5) A new grant to FSC lab? Dr. O. M. Ray, left, Deputy Chief of the National Cancer Institute's Division of Research Grants, meets with Dr. Boris Sokoloff, dir, Sorority comedy begins formal rush: The Ad Pi's sing and dance as they give independent women a view of "Working Our Way Through College" at the Cap and Gown Bermuda party. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Rock and Roll--that was Sheila Bryant's theme as she imitated Elvis Presley. You might say: Don't Be Cruel. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- At left: FSC co-eds look down on fraternity songsters as the men sing for Cap and Gown on the eve of the Bermuda party. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Swoon the girls . . . Men of Pi Kappa Alpha serenade independent women at dormitories after the Bermuda party. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille. SAE enlists against fires: Members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity volunteer to help the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Lakeland pass out Fire Prevention posters. Shown from left to right are Don Groen, John Larson, Tom Huhey, Ted Abbott (State Executive Director), Bill Cooper, Lenard Anderson, Noel Engler, and Gary Peters. (p.2). A native embroidered dress adorns Freshman Sonita Judice of Puerto Rico--and she the dress. (p.3) -- Students from Latin America enjoy the good neighbor policy, converse on campus. From left, Randolph Rivera, Puerto Rico; Israel Sala, Cuba; Alice Benitez and Pablo Rivera, Puerto Rico; Jose Saade, Venezuela. (p.3) / Reproduction courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Indonesian co-eds Jeannette Liong (left) and Sally Salmiah are quite at home amid Florida Southern's tropical vegetation. (p.3). At the Panhellenic tea: At their annual tea for co-eds in the drawing room of Joseph Reynolds Hall, city and collegiate Panhellenic Councils were co-hostesses. Left to right, at that function: Edna Murachanian, President of the Florida Southern Panhellenic Council; Mrs. Ludd M. Spivey, and Mrs. V. M. Galloway, President of the Lakeland Panhellenic Association. (p.4). Smith (p.5) A new grant to FSC lab? Dr. O. M. Ray, left, Deputy Chief of the National Cancer Institute's Division of Research Grants, meets with Dr. Boris Sokoloff, dir, 1-8

vol. 70 no. 7, Our cheerleaders for '56: These girls will provide inspiration for the Mocs as they begin the '56 basketball season. Left to right: Judy Roberson, Shirley Winslow, Jo Ann Holliday, Penny Shepler, Doris Ann Davis. (p.1) -- Also cheerleaders: From left, June Dowd, Sandy Zobrist, Marilyn Weyant, Lynn Heberling. (p.1). SMITH (p.2). Florida Southern seniors named for Who's Who: Here are newly honored students of FSC who were selected for "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges." Left to right, first row: June Dowd, Charlotte Paugh, Betsy Carter, Sarah Troxler, Edna Murachanian, Virginia Kennedy, Kathy Kosar, Henry Bartlett. Second row: Cathy Cruz, Martha Evens, Judy Rotunno, Bill Thornhill, Billy Tolle, Bill Ziebarth, Cynthia Ingram. Third row: Charles Jackson, Bill Grimes, Ken Harlin, Mel Jones, Ray DeLoach. Those not pictured: Nancy Cale, Claire Ellis, Mary Lou Gandy, Dorothy Gross, Julie Hale, Constance Hulett, Larry Upham, Francis Henry Welch, Bill Wood, Van Anderson. (p.4). SAE construction team: Volunteer workers from Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Florida Southern help construct booths and games at Henly Field for Halloween Party. From left to right are Jack Highnaman, Bill Cooper, Dick Fulford, Jack Donnelly, Len Kurfirst, Fred Keyser, Brooks Galloway, and Nowm Derix. (p.6) -- BEVERLY (p.6) -- BETTY ANN (p.6). The title battle: Sig Ep A vs. SAE: Hot action marks final play in the Intramural Volleyball championships. In the foreground, the losing team, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: beyond the net, the winner, Sigma Phi Epsilon. (p.7) / Photo by Paul Wille., Our cheerleaders for '56: These girls will provide inspiration for the Mocs as they begin the '56 basketball season. Left to right: Judy Roberson, Shirley Winslow, Jo Ann Holliday, Penny Shepler, Doris Ann Davis. (p.1) -- Also cheerleaders: From left, June Dowd, Sandy Zobrist, Marilyn Weyant, Lynn Heberling. (p.1). SMITH (p.2). Florida Southern seniors named for Who's Who: Here are newly honored students of FSC who were selected for "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges." Left to right, first row: June Dowd, Charlotte Paugh, Betsy Carter, Sarah Troxler, Edna Murachanian, Virginia Kennedy, Kathy Kosar, Henry Bartlett. Second row: Cathy Cruz, Martha Evens, Judy Rotunno, Bill Thornhill, Billy Tolle, Bill Ziebarth, Cynthia Ingram. Third row: Charles Jackson, Bill Grimes, Ken Harlin, Mel Jones, Ray DeLoach. Those not pictured: Nancy Cale, Claire Ellis, Mary Lou Gandy, Dorothy Gross, Julie Hale, Constance Hulett, Larry Upham, Francis Henry Welch, Bill Wood, Van Anderson. (p.4). SAE construction team: Volunteer workers from Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Florida Southern help construct booths and games at Henly Field for Halloween Party. From left to right are Jack Highnaman, Bill Cooper, Dick Fulford, Jack Donnelly, Len Kurfirst, Fred Keyser, Brooks Galloway, and Nowm Derix. (p.6) -- BEVERLY (p.6) -- BETTY ANN (p.6). The title battle: Sig Ep A vs. SAE: Hot action marks final play in the Intramural Volleyball championships. In the foreground, the losing team, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: beyond the net, the winner, Sigma Phi Epsilon. (p.7) / Photo by Paul Wille., 1-8

vol. 70 no. 2, That old campus magic: freshmen turned into rats: Guilty or not guilty, these freshmen were convicted and punished by sophs in Rat court trials. Those smears? Cream--whipping, shaving (p.1) -- Soph gets three--freshman shoe shine-for free (p.1) -- Their Rat Week Ordeal: hard labor on a cafeteria clean-up detail (p.1) / Paul Wille photos: Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger. Vice President Thrift (p.3) -- Dean Peel (p.3). Thomas Di Cesare, president of the Young Republicans of Polk county, shakes hands with Vice President Nixon at St. Petersburg. (p.4) / Photo by Mike Gallo. Coach Couch (p.5)., That old campus magic: freshmen turned into rats: Guilty or not guilty, these freshmen were convicted and punished by sophs in Rat court trials. Those smears? Cream--whipping, shaving (p.1) -- Soph gets three--freshman shoe shine-for free (p.1) -- Their Rat Week Ordeal: hard labor on a cafeteria clean-up detail (p.1) / Paul Wille photos: Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger. Vice President Thrift (p.3) -- Dean Peel (p.3). Thomas Di Cesare, president of the Young Republicans of Polk county, shakes hands with Vice President Nixon at St. Petersburg. (p.4) / Photo by Mike Gallo. Coach Couch (p.5)., 1-6

vol. 70 no. 9, JANICE JOHNSON (p.1) -- Durwood Hickson, as Bigfeet the Mayor, and Chandler Hatcher, as John, Robinson's elder brother, plan villainy in a scene from the Vagabonds' production of "Robinson." Tonight: The final performance. (p.1). MOHAMMED SABIE (p.3). SMITH (p.4). SULKESS (p.5). SAE publicizes basketball: Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity distribute Southern's new basketball schedule. Lakeland's Junior Chamber of Commerce was among the first to receive the schedule posters. From left to right are John Larson, Jaycee Bill Cooper, Jim Tolford (fraternity president), Al Schwind, Courtland Anderson, and John Fernandez. (p.6). MAINES (p.7) -- FREDERICK EICKENBERG (p.7) -- DeLOACH (p.7). Three majorettes traveling with the Florida Southern circus go through their routine in preparation for the busy season. Pictured left to right are Caroline Tyler, Jean Thrasher, and Estelle Mitchell. (p.8) -- Ann Wilson, left, and Joan Burr balance themselves while striking poses on the "circus horse." (p.8) -- Gayle Myers works on her specialty on the balancing ladder, rigged on the college athletic field. (p.8) -- Aerialists of the circus strike pose on team apparatus that they will carry with them on their tour through the state. (p.8) -- Three members of the troupe condition themselves on the aerial swings. Left to right are Rodney Norwell, Sue Opler, and Don Brown. (p.8). Bowling match play: Dale Rider, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Skip Gorman, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, watch Don Fox, Tep, practice for a bowling match. (p.9). A record crowd packs Lakeland High Gym to see . . . (p.10) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- . . . The Mocs crush Bartow Air Force Base. (p.10) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Before the game, a pep rally and (here) a barbecue. (p.10) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger., JANICE JOHNSON (p.1) -- Durwood Hickson, as Bigfeet the Mayor, and Chandler Hatcher, as John, Robinson's elder brother, plan villainy in a scene from the Vagabonds' production of "Robinson." Tonight: The final performance. (p.1). MOHAMMED SABIE (p.3). SMITH (p.4). SULKESS (p.5). SAE publicizes basketball: Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity distribute Southern's new basketball schedule. Lakeland's Junior Chamber of Commerce was among the first to receive the schedule posters. From left to right are John Larson, Jaycee Bill Cooper, Jim Tolford (fraternity president), Al Schwind, Courtland Anderson, and John Fernandez. (p.6). MAINES (p.7) -- FREDERICK EICKENBERG (p.7) -- DeLOACH (p.7). Three majorettes traveling with the Florida Southern circus go through their routine in preparation for the busy season. Pictured left to right are Caroline Tyler, Jean Thrasher, and Estelle Mitchell. (p.8) -- Ann Wilson, left, and Joan Burr balance themselves while striking poses on the "circus horse." (p.8) -- Gayle Myers works on her specialty on the balancing ladder, rigged on the college athletic field. (p.8) -- Aerialists of the circus strike pose on team apparatus that they will carry with them on their tour through the state. (p.8) -- Three members of the troupe condition themselves on the aerial swings. Left to right are Rodney Norwell, Sue Opler, and Don Brown. (p.8). Bowling match play: Dale Rider, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Skip Gorman, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, watch Don Fox, Tep, practice for a bowling match. (p.9). A record crowd packs Lakeland High Gym to see . . . (p.10) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- . . . The Mocs crush Bartow Air Force Base. (p.10) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger -- Before the game, a pep rally and (here) a barbecue. (p.10) / Courtesy of Lakeland Ledger., 1-10

vol. 72 no. 25, Students of the German Department proudly display their German Bibles. From left to right: Isaac I. Newkerk, Annemarie Grunicke, Margaret Elosge, James Haygood, George Stowe and Juan Andujar. The left book is a "Biblia Sacra:" from the year 1792. The book to the right is a German New Testament printed in 1735 in Berlenburg. These Bibles will be on display on German Day, May 12, in Room 10 Allan Spivey Hall. (p. 1) -- Janet Yates (p. 1) -- Marilyn Auld (p. 1). Two Southern Co-eds pose in their new dresses which they will model in the Home Economics fashion show Tuesday. (p. 3). ALUMNI OFFICERS--Elected to top offices of the Florida Southern College Alumni Assn. yesterday were, left to right: Miss Evelyn Hughes of Winter Haven, secretary; Mrs. Mildred Pope of Lakeland, treasurer, Roy Lott of Lakeland, president, and Tom Kodth of St. Petersburg, vice president. (p. 4). KEN HALLENBORG--Southern's ace pitcher currently holds a 5-3 record. Hallenborg suffered a heart breaking five hit, 4-2 loss against University of Miami in Coral Gables. (p. 5) -- Miss Mayros . . . (p. 5). WHICH WAY IS FORT SUMTER?--Lt. Carlton Wright, left, and Lt. Col. Henry Beckwith force telegrapher J. W. Ross of the Lakeland Western Union office to send messages to President Eisenhower and the Speaker of the Florida House informing them that Fort Kappa Alpha of Florida Southern College has seceded from the Union. Unable to find Fort Sumter, however, they attacked and captured Lido Beach, where the rest of the fraternity's Plantation Ball festivities were held. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 27, German students participating in German day are (l. to r.) Margarete Schaubele (guest student from Germany at Southwest Junior High), Barbara Wileden, Lt. Col. Foster Merket, Barbara Moore, Sara Welch, Delores Miller, Dr. Juliana Jordan. Second row: Lois Sickels, Carol Koske, Verne Busler, Charles Gimbel, Margaret Elosge. Third row: William Schafer, Charles Miller, Emerson Ewing, Rishard Missick and N. R. Ashworth. (p. 1) -- SMATHERS (p. 1) -- Mu Alpha members pose for picture before initiation into Phi Mu Alpha Senfonia fraternity, May 23. (p. 1). MOST VALUABLE--Most valuable athlete awards were announced at the varsity banquet held recently. The recipients, left to right: Raymond Schmid, crew; Howard McMichael, rifle; Ghazi Abdulmushsin, soccer; John McNamara, basketball; Joe Hamby, golf; and Ken Hallenborg, baseball. Alan MacDonald (absent) won the award for tennis. The large silver bowl in front of Abdulmushin is the McKean Memorial Trophy, awarded each year to the champion of the Florida Intercollegiate Soccer Conference. (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 26, New Supreme Court officers Bill Dryer, Nancy Biggers, Chuck Hunter, chief justice, and Al Petorozelli are being sworn in by Al Licarie, student body president. (p. 1) -- "Ten Little Indians" cast include ten Vagabonds (l. to r.) Sheila Bryant, Don Vanderburgh, Ron Maine, Bruce Ferguson, Chan Hatcher, Jim Kless, Joanne Kofoed, Sue Ellen Browder, Bill Schwartz, and Jim Lawhon. This murder-melodrama continues tonight and Saturday night in the Fletcher Theater-of-the-Round at 8 p.m. (p. 1). Jan Lodmell models floral print while Hope Gable relaxes in a nylon lace dress. (p. 3) -- Ruth Weatherly wears a cocktail dress and Judy Simon models a satin brocade ensemble. (p. 3). OUT IN FRONT--Joe Hudek (far left) leads a field of sprinters in Monday's intramural track trials held at Bryant Stadium. (p. 5). Dicussing the controversial book "Dr. Zhivago" are (l. to r.) Jim Montague, Neil Eskelin, Joseph Roselle, Scottie Hilliard, Shelton Jackson, and Charles Bruce. (p. 6)., 1-6