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vol. 72 no. 8, Supreme Court members and their advisor, left to right: Vivian Vann, Anna Maria Sica, M. D. "Doc" Smith, Professor Reddick, Jim Davis and Pat McCloughan. (p. 1) -- Dr. CHARLES T. THRIFT, JR., receives a cup of coffee from Miss Dorothy Eubanks of the Religion Department, who served as hostess at the official opening of the college's new faculty lounge. The lounge is located in the Cora Carter Seminar. Handling the pouring chores is student Nancy Cupp. (p. 1) -- LAKELAND was represented in the second annual Polk County Auto and Home Show beauty contest Nov. 8 at Bartow by these five lovelies. From left: Sylvia Wyllys, Marge Anderson, Kathy Ewing, Shirley Norton, and Sue McDonald. (p. 1). Sally Roberts serves Mrs. Anna E. Hill, guest of honor at the opening of the new infirmary. (p. 4). CITRUS students on the job--Three citrus majors are conducting a field experiment on one of the college's many citrus trees located on campus. Left to right are: James Campbell of Plant City (kneeling), John Thompson of Winter Haven and Jimmy Roper of Winter Garden. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 4, Representative Susen Milling and Vice-President Gerry Grieve hold the Phi Mu National Trophy. (p. 1) -- FIRST CAMPUS CIVITAN CLUB--President Neil Eskelin of the New Florida Southern College Collegiate Club, is shown accepting charter during meeting of the first Civitan club to be organzied on any college or university campus in the nation. The officers are (left to right) Jim Hagen, vice-president; Hal Ball, secretary, Joe Starnes, Civitan International president-elect, Eskelin and James Lawhon, treasurer. (Ledger Photo) (p. 1) -- Phi Mu Housemother, Mrs. Mildred Willis serves punch to Sally Holmes and Nan Lahti. (p. 1). Iago, (Ronald Maine) bugs Othello, (Richard Tatro). (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 7, Making final plans for the TB campaign are: (R to L) Mary Jane Foy, Norma Moore, Don Brown, Tom Russ, Jack Sells, Al Licarie, and Arlene Jourdan. (p. 1) -- Tim Scobie, President (p. 1) -- Fred Choate, Vice-President (p. 1) -- Ann Alexander, Sec-Treas. (p. 1) -- DISCUSSING the Children's Book Fair are Miss Agne Johnson, consultant for the Federal Education Association, Richard Carrigan, assistant secretary for the National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional standards for the National Education Association, and student Norma Moore, Southern FEA president. (p. 1). Cadet Colonel Charles Graham, seated in the center, plans with Major Charles Johnson, Lt. Col. "Doc" Smith, on his right and left. Major Brooks Callaway, Major Dick Doty, Major Dick Fulford, and Major John Watson, (left to right) look on. (p. 3). Bob Hopkins, 6'7" Moc center (p. 5). Kappa Pi's pictured: 1st row; Marie Conner, Miss Betty Lind, Leslie Lloyd, Faye Johns, 2nd row; Gary Peters, Leon Vertrano, Bill Schwartz, Margaret Connor, Prof. Naylor, and Galaor Carbonell. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 10, 1958-1959 CHEERLEADERS pictured (l. to r.) are: front row, Val Spire, Ellie Havener, Janie Slousher, Judy Shaper, Pattie Robinson, Karen Bente, Blanch Harris, and Gay Peckham. Standing: Jody Brockway, Bessie Brown, Teddy Woods, Carolyn Potts, Sally Roberts, Capt., Carol McAdams, Pattie Milner, Mary Lou Phieffer, and Carolyn McGraw. (p. 1) -- ACTION IN THE CITRUS TOURNAMENT--Bob Goding blasts off with ball as Bob Hopkins waits for possible rebound. Second picture: Capt. John McNamara swoops by Rollins defender for a lay-up. (p. 1). DON MILLER gladly trades a box of dates with Dee Kaiser of Florida Southern College for a check for $150. The check is being presented to Dr. Charles T. Thrift Jr., president of the college by Carol Marshall, president of Alpha Chi Omega. The girls presented the check to the Boys Club Fund, of Lakeland, of which Mr. Miller is the chairman, on behalf of their sorority. (p. 4). "Hank" Feldman, surprising freshman . . . . (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 23, DR. LAYMON (p. 1). Tiny (p. 3). FANS TWELVE SEMINOLES. Brad Dinsmore, senior pitching ace, posted his biggest win of the season Wednesday as the Mocs beat Florida State University 11-4. (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 5, SENIORS INTERN--Thirty-six Florida Southern College seniors will begin their teaching internships Friday in public schools of the state. The student teachers are under the direction of Prof. J. Gordon Ogden, Jr., of the education department. Pictured above are the education professors and the interns. (p. 1) -- Dr. Battenhouse autographs his book, "English Romantic Writers", for Carolyn Schwartz. (p. 1). Soccer Team vs Stetson: Coach Bush gives last minute instructions to Bill Duncan (center) and Joe Mazzone (right) before Stetson soccer game this afternoon at 3:00 p.m. (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 11, Lee Castle, Band Leader (p. 1) -- Jan Winters, Vocalist (p. 1) -- PROFESSOR R. S. KISER (p. 1). Buddy Odione, SAE quarterback, is dubious whether to run or pass. Dean Simms, Pike, rushes in to hasten his decision. (p. 5). Sights Set On State Race: The 1958-59 edition of Southern's Water Mocs set ready for a practice row on Lake Hollingsworth. In the foreground is the varsity shell. In the background, the junior varsity boat. The Mocs will being their season during the last part of February. There is a possibility that the state race may be held in Lakeland on Lake Parker. Southern will then play host to Jacksonville, Rollins and Tampa. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 13, Bishop Branscomb (p. 1). HANK FELDMAN goes high in the air to score a basket against Mercer University. The Bears beat the Mocs, but the home team came back three nights later to beat Rollins. (p. 5). John McNamara . . . . (p. 6) -- Goding goes up for rebound (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 22, These are the memebers of the Harvard University debating team who were in Lakeland Monday night for the debate with the Florida Southern College team. From left to right- Charles Lister, Miami; Lewis Burleight, West Hartford, Conn.; and Carl Lawson, Boise, Idaho. Burleigh did not speak. (p. 1). Cherie (p. 4) -- Sue (p. 4). Jumping is one of the events scheduled in the inter-collegiate water tournament to be held at Cypress Gardens in May. (p. 5). Dr. Boris Sokoloff (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 24, Richard Smith, Pres. (p. 1) -- James Stamison, Vice Pres. (p. 1) -- Ruth Rogers, Sec. (p. 1) -- Carol Sue Shiplett, Treas. (p. 1) -- . . . But where is the Fragonard? . . . We might ask of Thieves Bill Ade, Jim Klass, and Holden Potter (p. 1). Cherie (p. 3). Sue (p. 4). GOLF TEAM l. to r.: Charles Colvin, Joe Hamby, Pete Murphy, Stan Shaw, Dick Harrel, Charles Brown. (p. 5). TEP HOP CANDIDATES, 15 strong, remind you to come May 7 and see which one is Queen. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 9, FLORIDA SOUTHERN'S 1958-59 basketball team. Front row, (left to r) Les Lawn, Bob Sharp, Gary McKee, John McNamara (captain), Dick Whalley, Wally Minnia. Second row; John Lasch, Len Riley, Bob Ball, Bob Hopkins, Bob Goding, Henry Feldman, Bill Sweeney. (p. 1) -- Senator Spessard Holland (p. 1) -- TOM HAMILTON, president of SGA, swears in the new freshman class officers; Tim Scobie, president; Fred Choate, vice president; Anna Alexander, secretary-treasurer; Jo Ann Worthington, female senator and Gene Moretz, male senator. (p. 1). John Isbirian and George Nebhuth Halt Sig Ep Drive. (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 17, Linda London fiercely portrays Medea . . . (p. 1) -- Tony Pastor and his orchestra to play at Formal Founders' Week Dance Friday, 8:30 p.m., at New Civiv Center. (p. 1). Col E. R. Bentley and Mrs. Ibberson are shown in 1947 with members of International Club. (p. 2). Dr. Boris Sokoloff (p. 4). 64 Florida Southern seniors began their teaching internships last Monday in state public schools. Above are the students who are a part of Southern education department. Department head, J. Gordon Ogden, Jr., stands at top left. (p. 6). The varsity eight that will meet Tampa on Lake Hollingsworth, Saturday, are (L) to (R); Jim Stellman, Lee Arbogast, Chuck Brown, Milt Harman, Bill Linton, J. B. Smith, Bob Berrey and stroke, Ray Schmid. Kneeling is coxie Herb Miller. (p. 8)., 1-8

vol. 72 no. 12, Robert "Bob" Cox (p. 1)., 1-4

vol. 72 no. 16, Attending the dedication service are (l. to r.) Dr. Hutchman, Keith Ewing, Bob Kilgore, Deloris Miller, Joan Bechert, Dr. Beede, and Prof. Smith. (p. 1) -- TONY PASTOR (p. 1) -- Lakeland Jaycee vice president Ralston Welch, left, adjusts microphone for Miss Lakeland of 1959, Margo Anderson. Dan Caprio, contest chairman, adjusts Margo's crown. (p. 1). Prof. Anthony Mustoe is shown pinning the Sons of the American Revolution ROTC Medal of Honor on Cadet Col. Charles C. Johnson, Southern student. Prof. Mustoe heads the Lakeland chapter of the SAR. The award is made annually to the cadet who shows leadership and devotion to "duty and country." (p. 3). Dr. Charles T. Thrift is shown as he addresses a dinner meeting of the Sons of the American Revolution honoring George Washington. Col. Anthony Mustoe, head of that organization and a professor at Southern, listens. (p. 4). Shown above from left to right are Wayne Mundy and Ronnie Akins working out for Southern's opener, March 9 against the Florida Gators. (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 27, Janet Yates (p. 1) -- Judy Schraffenberger (p. 1) -- DR. Cunneo (p. 1) -- Marilyn Auld (p. 1) -- PAT CHAO receives the outstanding Foreign Student award from Jim Stamison, former president of the Junior class. (p. 1). German Dept. Announces Winners: Winners of German Day are: first row (l to r); Laura Comfort, Dolores Miller, Joanne Krauth; Mrs. Bolton S. Pierce (speaker for the German Day luncheon); Lt. Col. Bolton F. Pierce (speaker at the chapel program); Margaret Jess; Barbara Moore. Second row (l to r): James Speight; Carolyn Hanner; Stephen Frazier; Robert Kilgore; Blaine Best. (p. 3) -- Sue (p. 3). MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS--These eight Florida Southern Athletes were picked as the outstanding players on their respective teams and honored at the annual sports banquet Thursday. Left to right: Brad Dinsmore, baseball; Howard McMichael of Lakeland, rifle team ; William Jackson, soccer; Bob Sharp, tennis; Milt Harman, crew; Gary McKee, basketball; Joe Hamby of Lakeland, and Richard Harrell of Auburndale, golf. (p. 5). Cherie (p. 6) -- ANN SMITH beams prettily after winning TEP hop Queen at the Tau Epsilon Phi dance held recently. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 26, NATIONAL METHODIST SCHOLARSHIP Students. Front row; (L to R) Lorna Jean Brooks, Kissimmee; Vernice Ragsdale, Okeechobee; Judith Karnes, Lakeland; Janet Eaker, Cuba; Sandra Warmack, Nashville. Second row (L to R); Judith Cole, Nebraska City, Nebr.; Richard Power, Eustis; Patricia Jones, Lakeland; Frances Chambers, Athens, Ala.; Dharilyn Nicely, Orlando. (p. 1) -- DR. HARRY SISLER, right, University of Florida Chemistry Department head is greeted by Dr. Earl D. Smith, Chemistry Division, FSC. Dr. Sisler addressed FSC's chapter of American Chemical Society and chemistry alumni of FSC at a dinner held at the Red Barn. (p. 1). SOME OF the 15 children from the Rose Keller home enjoy jump roping with Southern girls. (p. 3). Sue (p. 6) -- Cherie (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 71 no. 16, MISS LAKELAND--Mary Jane Blake, Miss Lakeland of 1957, is shown as she places the crown on the new queen, Judith Ann Bradley, who won the title in a recent contest. (p. 1) -- HONORED--Five students were chosen to Florida Southern's Hall of Fame following a stringent screening in which the students were judged on leadership, scholarship, and extra-curricular activities. Left to right are: Richard Kamerling, Amityville, N. Y.; Beverly Tresca, Jacksonville; Sheila Stephen, Mundelein, Ill.; Arlene Levine, Hopatong, N. J.; and Natale Naccarato, Miami Beach. (p. 1). Jane (p. 3) -- 15 MINUTE POSE . . . By Norton Foster (p. 3). FSC 78-YEAR OLD FRESHMAN--Robert Orr, a new freshman although now in his 78th year, poses with two younger members of his class, Nancy Cupp, of Clearwater, left, and Mary Anna Ahrendt, of Bradenton. Orr plans to study food and nutrition, a subject that he has already spend 14 years on in research. Orr is believed to hold the distinction of being one of the oldest college freshmen, if not the oldest, in the United States. (p. 4). LEN RILEY . . . Top freshman (p. 5) -- HAL SMELTZLY . . . Handles baseball (p. 5). JON JOYCE . . . Magazine honeymoon (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 25, Students of the Conversational German class are admiring their new German books on Art, Architecture and History. These books were presented to the German Department as a gift by Mr. Fred Bair (Auburndale) after his return from Germany. Mr. Bair has been a guest speaker for the monthly German Language Lab. in the beginning of this year. First row left to right: Laura J. Comfort (Miami), Nancy C. White (Lakeland) and Carol A. Michaels (Washington, Pa.). Second Row left to right: Jerry W. Weeks (Penns Grove, N. Y.), Robert B. Kilgore (Plant City), Albert P. Clauss (Lake George, N. Y.) and Michael A. Defeen (Lakeland). (p. 1) -- Dr. Hornell Hart (p. 1) -- THE TEP HOP COMMITTEE, (l. to r.) Monte Klein, Ed Ruben, Brent Maliver and Dick Friedman, standing, make final plans. (p. 1). Tiny (p. 3) -- A TYPICAL "PERFECT" dress for those frat weekends featuring a bouffant skirt, small straps and coordinating sweater. (p. 3) -- Cherie (p. 3). Sue (p. 4). Richard Smith, left, receives a handshake of congratulations from Al Licari, past president of the Student Government Association, at the Senate Banquet held last Monday in the private dinning room. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 6, Patty Brown eats pie the hard way in Kappa Sigma Rho Olympics. (p. 1). Southern's Tep Johnson (center) slips in a goal against Stetson, Dick Pike (left) stands by ready to assist. An unidentified Hatter tries in vain to halt the attack. The Mocs play Rollins this afternoon at Winer Park. (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 15, Pictured above are the candidates for Miss Southern. Front row, left to right; Carol Marshall, Luane Eskelin, Carol Jenkins, Gwen Garrett, Pat McCloughan and Effie Lou Hopper. Second row; Arlene Detroy, Mary Lou Cunningham, Vivian Vann and Norma Moore. (p. 1) -- Dr. Malcolm Moos (left) and Senator Gale McGee, Democrat from Wyoming, speak before students and delegates at the Political Science Teacher's Conference held at Southern last Friday and Saturday. (p. 1). Dean J. A. Battle, of Florida Southern; Donald K. Carroll, president of the Florida Citizenship Clearing House; Elston Roady, executive director of the clearing house (seated, from left to right) and Franklyn A. Johnson, Jacksonville University president; Don Tolle, dean of instruction of St. Pete Jr. College, and Gilbert P. Richardson, clearing house conference chairman (standing, left to right) plan conference on the teaching of politics held at Southern. (p. 3). Judges elected Kathy Ewing, Queen of Hearts, and Jim Hager, King, at Valentine Ball. (p. 4). Candidates for Miss Lakeland, (left to right), 1st row; Pat Barringer, Rhea Lou Auckerman, Patricia Ausley, Linda Bjorkman, Judi Bowman, Joan Bags, Edith Walker and Linda Firth. 2nd row; Bettilyn Dinkle, Barbara Harbers, Barbara Morse, Joan Bechert, Pat Ryan, Nikki Keller, Judy Bottom, Ruth Ellen Rogers, and Penny Messinger. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 71 no. 9, SEN. SPESSARD HOLLAND... No stranger here (p. 1) -- GIVE A YELL -- These ten Florida Southern cheerleaders are ready for the 1957-58 basketball season to get underway. They will be seen in action Dec. 2 when FSC opens the season against Rollins in the Lakeland High School gym. Front row, left to right, Peggy Gribben, Lynn Herberling, Sally Roberts (Capt.), Marilyn Weyant, Teddy Woods. Back row, left to right, Jane Worley, Carol McGraw, Carol Shipplet, Cecyl Hildinger and Peggy Griggs. (p. 1). Jane (p. 3) -- PROF. READDICK (p. 3). Russ (p. 4). VARSITY POSES -- Members of the 1957-58 basketball varsity line up for their squad picture. Front row (left to right) are Tom Vitito, Bill Sweeney, Capt. John McNamara, Larry McCrary, Les Lawn; second row, Jack Lasch, Len Riley, Frank Scuderi, Bob Hopkins, Bob Ball, Nick Lapolla, Bruce Hart. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 71 no. 4, DR. CHARLES T. THRIFT… New Position (p. 1) -- NEAR COMPLETION: Curving steel girders shown here form a base for the planetarium dome on the Polk County Science Building. (p. 1). Robinton (p. 2). CHECKING NEW EQUIPMENT: Busy checking over one of the new machines in the Audio-Visual Center are (from left to right) Mr. Rockwell; Miss Pino; Dr. Grace, Director of Audio Visual Center; Dr. York; and Dr. Jordan. (p. 3) -- Russ (p. 3). Hernando Clabijo (left) and Bill Duncan (right) demonstrate their soccer talents to Coach Jim Bush, who watches intently. This pair will be in the opening lineup today against Stetson at DeLand in both teams' first game of the 1957 soccer season. Southern plays at home next week. (p. 5). Coach Tom Green (left) discusses this season's basketball outlook with Varsity Capt. John McNamara (center) and Freshman Coach Don Tobin. Practice began this week for Southern's cage teams. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 71 no. 7, ACTIVITY AT THE POLLS . . . Freshmen elect class officers (p. 1) -- DR. E. H. FURGESON . . . Featured speaker (p. 1). Robinton (p. 2). WALTER ZIGRANG (p. 3). Russ (p. 4) -- Jane (p. 4). VETERANS' CIRCLE--Varsity veterans circle their heads. Running clockwise from bottom are: Frank Scuderi, Jack Lasch, Larry McCray, John McNamara, Bob Ball, Les Lawn, and Nich Lapolla. (p. 5)., 1-6

vol. 71 no. 8, RECEIVES CHARTER -- Cadet Col. Dale W. Pierce is presented the AUSA Charter of Florida Southern College Company by Mr. John Slezak, president of AUSA. The event was the Third Annual Meeting of the Association of the U. S. Army at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington. (p. 1) -- TIME A SHREW--Kate, left, played by Linda London, and Petruchio, right, played by Dick Durbin, will be seen in the Vagabonds first production Wednesday night. (p. 1) -- FUND DRIVE COMMITTEE--Working out plans for FSC's upcoming Tuberculosis Christmas Seal fund drive Nov. 25 are, left to right: Betty Pappas, Jack Sells, Tom Russ, Tom DiCesare, and Norma Moore. (p. 1). WILLIAM K. BOTT (p. 3) -- Jane (p. 3). MOTHER BRUGGNER--New TKE housemother, Mrs. Helen Bruggner, is shown with, from left to right, Bob Wardell, Roy Lawrence, George Umholtz, and John Simpson. (p. 4) -- Russ (p. 4). TOUCHDOWN PLAY--TKE quarterback Don Tangal pitches out to left half Jim Neeley in play against KA last week that went for a touchdown. Other identifiable players (left to right) are left end Al Bowen, righthalf Ross Giangrasso, fullback Pete Herguth. TKE's won, 14-13. (p. 5). HAL SMELTZLY… squad (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 71 no. 5, COED COMMANDERS: Pictured above are five of the new coed commanders of Southern's ROTC Unit. From left to right are: Carol Marshall, Mary Lou Cunningham, Carol Martin, Judy White and Peggy Gribben. Not pictured are Bobbie Ann Green, Pat Elliott, Shelia Stevens, and Marilane Foley. (p. 1) -- SENIORS INTERN: Pictured above are the forty-eight seniors who began interning in the public schools of the state on Monday. The student teachers are under the direction of Prof. J. Gordon Ogden, Jr., head of FSC education department. (p. 1). TWO TROPHIES FOR PIKES: Delta Delta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha received recently at the PKA Alumni Banquet at the Glass Diner the National Scholarship Award Trophy, which was given for the highest record scholarship last year of the 113 chapters of PKA, and also received the National Alumni Relations trophy for the second straight year. From left to right, Dave Reddick, Alumni Advisor, Carl Schuchardt, Bob McLendon, Clayton Skinner, Ed McMullen, President of PKA George Prichard, President Lakeland Alumni Association. (p. 3). TESTIMONIAL DINNER AT FSC: Three hundred faculty members and special guests of Florida Southern College were on hand Friday night for the Testimonial dinner in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Ludd M. Spivey. (p. 4). HONORED BY FACULTY: Mrs. Spivey holds a bouquet of 32 roses presented to her by the faculty for her 32 years at Florida Southern. The roses were presented to her Friday night at the testimonial dinner staged in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Spivey. (p. 5). TROPHIES FOR WINNERS: Pictured above are part of the Alpha Chi's winning olympic team which won the first annual Kappa Sigma Rho "Olympics" held Saturday. Kneeling left to right: Sally Roberts, Dee Kaiser. Standing left to right: Carol Marshall, Jean Cooper, Jean Merrill, Diane Whitice, Carol Point, Janis Cothern. (p. 6). BOB HOPKINS DUNKS BASKETBALL: . . . Frosh prospect stands six-feet-six (p. 7). BRANCH RICKEY: J. G. TAYLOR SPINK: LEE MAC PHAIL: FRESCO THOMPSON (p. 8) -- N, 1-8

vol. 71 no. 6, BERT LEE: BOB SHARP: DICK WEAVER (p. 1) -- WIN SCHOLARSHIP . . . Floyd Call, left, Florida Bankers Association, presents scholarship certificates to FSC students as Dr. Carratt, right, looks on. Receiving the scholarships, offered for studies in banking and finance and made available by the Florida Bankers Educational Association, are, from left to right: Williard Hale, Walter Loesche, Daniel Zarycki, Forrest Rockett, and Don Bailey. (p. 1). Robinton (p. 2). CUTTING A RUG . . . Having a ball at the Vagaball last Saturday night are, l to r: Jim Petty, Gabor Carbonell, Louraine Novak, Bill Schwartz, and Norma Moore. (p. 4). ROLLINS GAME ACTION--Unidentified Rollins player prepares to boot soccer ball (arrow) during Rollins-Southern game here last week. Rollins, taking advantage of two FSC mistakes, won the contest, 3-0. The Mocs play Jacksonville this week. (p. 5). A BOOTH AND A HALF . . . The large and small of Southern's students try out the phone booths outside the C.T. Ann Harper, 4' 11 1/2" , weighs in at 100 pounds, while "Tiny" McKay, 6'1", crushes the scales at 250 (1/8 of a ton). (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 8, Jan Kuehn and Dorothy Anspach didn't forget their ID cards or to vote Tuesday! (p. 1) -- ARMSTRONG (p. 1) -- ANDERSON (p. 1) -- GRAHAM (p. 1) -- BAUGHMAN (p. 1) -- Nine FSC co-eds were chosen by the ROTC Battle Groups to represent them this year. They are, left to right: Joan Spangler, Pam Webster, Bettilyn Dinkel, Carol Stevens, Jill Berthy, Beverly Brown, Betty Harvey, Ruth Rodgers and Hope Gable. (p. 1). Ann (p. 2) -- Eve (p. 2) -- Tom (p. 2). Ng (p. 3). STUDENT STEERING COMMITTEE--Five students at Florida Southern have been names as members of the Diamond Jubilee committee to help plan for the celebration to be held in March bt the college and the City of Lakeland. The students are left to right: Nancy Biggers, Tom Keenan, Al Licarie, Jane Fox and Dick Friedman. (p. 4). Arlene (p. 5). Score one for Patty during Kappa Sig Olympics (p. 6). HERE ARE the members of the SAE intramural volleyball champions for this year. Front row left to right: Hamaker, Ninfo, Eubanks; second row, Sharpe, Minnis, and Lantz. (p. 7). ACTION IS FAST and furious on the soccer field. This is a shot during the Rollins game. At the right is Frank Eisenchenk, and at the left is Ted Wycall. Unidentified Rollins player, center. (p. 8)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 23, Al Licarie (p. 1) -- Chuck Hunter (p. 1) -- Ollie Norris (p. 1) -- Linton Taylor (p. 1). Southern College Shakespeare professor Robert Fusillo gets in shape for the lead role in the Lakeland Little Theater's production of "Li'l Abner." (p. 3). Moc golfers in Kiwanis tourney; (l to r) Dean Refram, Lon McCabe, Joe Hamby, and Charley Brown. (p. 4) -- Dean Refram, Florida Southern golfer, is shown receiving the first place award for the Kiwanis invitational golf tourney held last week at Lakeland's Cleveland Heights Golf and Country Club. Refram finished the two round tourney one under par. Other Mocassin golfers in the two-day tourney were Charley Brown, Lon McCabe, and Jow Hamby. Hamby and Brown finished high in the championship flight. (p. 4). Charley Colvin of the Moc golf team reverts to his military career as he 'shoots down' fellow teammate Dean Refram, Lon McCabe, Joe Hamby and Charley Brown. Colvin may be the nation's oldest collegiate athlete according to Ledger sports editor Jack Slayton. (p. 5). MOC GOLF TEAM--Front row, L to R. Don McCabe, Dean Refram, Joe Hamby, Claude Abate and Fred Field. Back row. Coach Tom Greene, Charles Colvin, Charles Brown, Dick Harrell and manager Gary Clark. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 13, Vice-President Richard Nixon is pictured delivering an address at the University of Florida last Friday, Jan. 15, where he spoke to 10,000 people. (p. 1). Jane (p. 2). Sue (p. 4) -- AL JACOBS, Sig Ep, past president of IFC is pictured installing new president Dick Friedman, TEP. (p. 4). MULLIS LAYS one up as Feldman loks on. (p. 5). A TAILORED, yet eye-catching outfit is advised for college girls. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 7, Jan Kuehn and Dorothy Anspach didn't forget their ID cards or to vote Tuesday! (p. 1) -- ARMSTRONG (p. 1) -- ANDERSON (p. 1) -- GRAHAM (p. 1) -- BAUGHMAN (p. 1) -- Nine FSC co-eds were chosen by the ROTC Battle Groups to represent them this year. They are, left to right: Joan Spangler, Pam Webster, Bettilyn Dinkel, Carol Stevens, Jill Berthy, Beverly Brown, Betty Harvey, Ruth Rodgers and Hope Gable. (p. 1). Ann (p. 2) -- Eve (p. 2) -- Tom (p. 2). Ng (p. 3). STUDENT STEERING COMMITTEE--Five students at Florida Southern have been names as members of the Diamond Jubilee committee to help plan for the celebration to be held in March bt the college and the City of Lakeland. The students are left to right: Nancy Biggers, Tom Keenan, Al Licarie, Jane Fox and Dick Friedman. (p. 4). Arlene (p. 5). Score one for Patty during Kappa Sig Olympics (p. 6). HERE ARE the members of the SAE intramural volleyball champions for this year. Front row left to right: Hamaker, Ninfo, Eubanks; second row, Sharpe, Minnis, and Lantz. (p. 7). ACTION IS FAST and furious on the soccer field. This is a shot during the Rollins game. At the right is Frank Eisenchenk, and at the left is Ted Wycall. Unidentified Rollins player, center. (p. 8)., 1-8

vol. 73 no. 14, Dr. Finck shows retouched portrait of E. T. Roux to Donna Stoddard, Southern art teacher. (p. 1). Pictured above is the typical sleepwear of college girls all over the nation. (p. 3) -- Jane (p. 3)., 1-4

vol. 73 no. 12, GREEK HALL OF FAME members who were recently chosen are, (l. to r.) Eve Lowe, KD; Jane Worley, AOPi; Jane Fox, ADPi; Ollie Norris, Sigma Chi; Al Licarie, TEP; Gene Wilson, Kappa Sig; and Al Jacobs, Sig Ep. (p. 1) -- SHRINE QUEEN, BETTY HARVEY (p. 1) -- Above is a picture of the plate that the Faculty Women's Club is selling. (p. 1). DEAN WILLIAMS, judo teacher, practices some stunts for new class to begin next semester. (p. 3). NEW PRODUCT on the market, 'Lip-Quick,' replaces old-fashioned 'lip color tools'. (p. 4) -- Eve (p. 4) -- Ann (p. 4). ACTION WAS FAST in the 94-92 Tampa victory. (p. 5). THE TENSION was unbearable during the overtime period of the Southern-University of Tampa game last Monday night. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 16, INTERNING THIS SEMESTER (l. to r.) (and faculty members): Row 1: Snook; Crum; Smith; Hopson; Mitchell; Moss; Milling; Philips; Holmes; Hunt; Murphy; Crane; Montaldi; Vermette; Kinsey; Point; Parker. Row 2: Fuller; Lowe; Williams; Mundy; Worley; Knapp; Whitehurst; Cheshire; Dunn; Dewar; Strange; Miller; Holt; Walker; Menefee; Strock; Cooper. Row 3: Gressman; Leclerc; Tindle; Calpey; Lowell; King; Walters; Weiss; Prosser; Norman; Elosge; Deal; Replogle; Grayson; Clark; Michael. Row 4: Woodbury; Maxwell; Alderman; Curry; Mims; Herr; Whitehead; Briant; Morgan; Dees; Merslich; Kelly; Gale; Lloyd; Clanton; Black; Ogden. (p. 1) -- MAYOR WILLIAM G. COOPER, Jr., left, and Dr. Charles T. Thrift, president of FSC, solve a problem the easy way with the aid of two straws while Col. Robert Levitt, right, ROTC director, looks on. Dr. Thrift drew the straw that places the college float first and the Lakeland float last in the Diamond Jubilee celebration parade. (p. 1). Sue (p. 2). Jane (p. 3)., 1-6

vol. 72 no. 24, Col. Paul Tibbet is shown as he arrives on the Florida Southern campus by "whirly bird." The colonel was the pilot of the plane that dropped the first atomic bomb. (p. 1) -- Al Licarie (p. 1) -- Ollie Norris (p. 1) -- Steve Frazier shows an exercise slide rule which will be an exhibit at the "Carnival of Science", sponsored by Beta Beta Beta, national honorary biological fraternity. (p. 1) -- Ken Kasak of Delray Beach prepares an experiment for the college's "Carnival of Science" which takes place Friday and Saturday. (p. 1). HERE'S HOW--(L to R)-Roy Couch, rowing coach at Southern, explains the importance of good "slide work" to Ray Schmid (capt.) and Herb Miller (coxie). The crew will meet Rollins, Tampa and Jacksonville tomorrow for the state championship at Tampa. (p. 5). Ruth Kleinknecht, president of Alpha Chi Omega, receives a state award for initiating the highest percentage of pledges among the six Alpha Chi chapters in the state. The award was presented at a recent state convention at the University of Florida. The alumnae chapter of Lakeland honored Miss Virginia Davis at the convention as "Carnation Girl" for the past year. Miss Davis is a graduate of Southern and a former editor of The Southern. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 18, Interlachen Editor: Jill Berthy (p. 3). TED THOMPSON, DRIVER and owner, Jim Couldouin (p. 5). MISS SOUTHERN CANDIDATES, one of whom will be crowned Monday night at 7:30 are: (L to R) Faye Johns, Senate; Carolyn Potts, Alpha Gam; Jane Fox, ADPi; Delaine Gordon, Phi Mu; Judy Cole, Alpha Chi; Jane Rocker, Southernettes; and Carol Cline, Zeta. (p. 7). U.S. Army Photo (p. 8)., 1-8

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. 4, FORTY-THREE INTERNS at Florida Southern College will teach in Florida's public schools this fall. Left to right, first row are Boswell, Kazanjian, Pierandozzi, Anderson, Richardson, Pierce, Walters, Anderson, Daniel, and Howard. Second row: Ashworth, Ungro, Cupp, Hurlbut, Britt, Reed, Davidson, Smith, Beerman, Waters, Myres, and Professor Julia Snook. Third row: Dobruch, Barker, Heberlin, Gordon, McKay, Loewa, Everest, Brower, Cayce, Oswald, Norman, and Banks. Fourth row: Professor Charles Woodbury, Bodle, Minton, McKay, Professor Gordon Ogden Jr., Helm, Ellis, Gotts, Professor Charles Young, McCullough, Schoen, Sinclair, Olds, and Professor Leon Gressman. (p. 1). A SOPHISTICATED DESIGN is black lace set off with white satin trim, graceful neckline, medium sleeves and a tiny waist. (p. 3) -- DEMURE AS CAN BE, yet packed with strains that echo the woman you are! Delightfully simple lines make this evening dress a party goer's favorite. (p. 3). AARON COPLAND (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 6, AL LICARIE (p. 1). FALL'S HERE---Time to get out that Scottish plaid kilt and knit stockings to match and buy a pair of the new boot style shoes. (p. 4)., 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. 3, Dr. Juliana Jordan stands on the set of her television show, "Gasthaus," waiting for the cue to begin. (p. 1) -- DEAN OF WOMEN, Miss Hattie Eicholtz greets Mrs. William A. Fickling, Jr., of Macon, Ga., the former Miss Neva Jane Langley of Lakeland, who was Miss America of 1953. Left to right are Dean Eicholtz, Mrs. W. E. Bobo, Mrs. Fickling, Jr., and Chris Parker. Mrs. Fickling returned to Florida Southern campus to visit ADPi sorority of which she is an alumna. (p. 1). RICHARD RODGERS. (p. 2). Maj. Mack Geiger (p. 3)., 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

vol. 73 no. 5, LAKELAND MAYOR R. Tom Joyner Jr. tells members of the Political Union on campus his side of the recall movement. At left is Phil Almand, a member of the Union and at right is Jim Davis, president of the organization. (p. 1) -- DEAN WILLIAMS a student who has taken Judo courses demonstrates some of the training exercises. (p. 1) -- NO, THIS IS NOT an attempt at a head stand but a basic exercise in the art of Judo, as shown by Dean Williams. (p. 1). LEROY ANDERSON (p. 2). HERE IS the 1959 edition of the Florida Southern defending state championship soccer team. Left to right, front row: John Gregory, Arnold Lynn, William Curry, George Govingnon, Steve Cochran, Phillip Wright, Robert Grant, Ted Wycall, Ralph Umstread; second row: Frank Becker, Pat Murphy, Tex Jackson, Bill Rountree, Bob Becker, Dave Tyson, John Plant, Skip Lerman, Ted Sung; back row: Manager, Don Batcheler, George Ng, Bill Purvis, Jim Weidner, Frank Eisenchenck, Jim Musselman, Jim Brown, and Manager Bob Allison. (p. 5). (A) Here's a slim fitting sheath-suit that will take you to the football game and right into the parties in high style. The neck scarf adds a jaunty air to an otherwise tailored ensemble. (B) Casual is the keynote here in this flared skirt of unpressed pleats. The bolero jacket if left un-buttoned and features a peter pan collar. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 20, DR. CHARLES T. THRIFT, JR., and Dr. Ludd M. Spivey view the Frank Lloyd Wright Memorial presented to FSC by the 1959 senior graduating class. The inspection reads, "I believe truth to be our organic divinity. F. Ll. W." (p. 1) -- DR. BATTENHOUSE (p. 1) -- Judith Bottom (p. 1) -- WINNERS OF GREEK SING are shown with judges and Greeks that sponsored the event are: (L. to R.) Judges: Thomas Munafo, Mrs. Elenor Sutton, and Mrs. Walter Page; Cleste Woyak, ADPi and Jim Davis, Pika, sponsors; Lalai S. Perry, Tri Sig, and Bob Sharp, SAE, winners of the sing, with Dick Weaver, announcer. (p. 1). Tiny (p. 2). FLORIDA SOUTHERN Alumni Officers for 1960. (l. to r.)Quillian S. Yancey, president, Lakeland; Evelyn Hughes, treasurer, Winter Haven; Mrs. Charles H. Pope, secretary, Lakeland; Tom Hamilton, vice president, Lakeland. (p. 4). Beverly Marchant, of Lakeland, is "Flying High" in FSU's Collegiate circus show tonight. (Story on page 4) (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 9, THESE EIGHT PEOPLE make up Southern's committee for the Tuberculosis drive on campus which starts the first week in December. Seated are: Art Cheek, treasurer; Becky Thompson, secretary; Mr. E. Lilly, advisor; Linda Bjorkman, chairman; Joyce Hoy, refreshments; and Carolyn Potts, publicity. Standing are Gene Wilson, publicity and Skip Lehmann, entertainment. The committee is trying to reach and top the amount collected last year of $400. Southern is the only college with a Christmas Seal drive on their campus in the country. All students and faculty members are urged to back up and help the committee in any way they are asked. (p. 1) -- HOLDEN POTTER is pictured above as Richard from the Vagabonds forthcoming performance of Shakespear's Richard III. The play is to open Wednesday evening, Dec. 2, and run for four days. (p. 1). Eve (p. 2) -- Ann (p. 2). INTERNATIONAL CLUB officers with their advisor are: front row (l. to r.) Dr. C. R. Simboli, Margarita Medina, Dorothy Goetz and Paul Merar. Second Row: Mrs. M. Ibberson and Dr. G. Evans. (p. 4). LOOK I'M a seal. A Stetson soccer player seems to be trying to balance the ball on his nose during the Stetson-Southern soccer match. The two Southern players in white are Tex Jackson, behind the ball, right, and Ted Sung on the left. (p. 5). PICTURED ABOVE are the freshman class officers. They are l. to r. Bill Ade, vice president; Sonny Overson, president; Virginia Adare, secretary-treasurer; Rosemary Pollard, female senator; and Jim Stahl, male senator. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 10, THE '59-'60 FLORIDA SOUTHERN MOCCASINS. Front row, left to right; Gary McKee, Larry Collins, Frank Scuderi, Ed Kershner and James Fitzgerald. Second row, Frank Wheat, Mack Mullis, Robert Hopkins, Robert Goding, Hank Feldman and Richard Whalley. (p. 1) -- THESE SEVEN STUDENTS have been nominated for Who's Who. Front row (L to R) Al Licarie, Jane Fox, Dolores Miller, Chuch Hunter. Second row (L to R) Brad Dinsmore, Jim Davis, Lewis Johnson. (p. 1). Ann (p. 2) -- Jane (p. 2). A STUNNING ENSEMBLE in "Christmas Eve Black". The slim fitting dress is a-glow with ruffles highlighted at the waistline with a brilliant pin. The evening coat is graceful in fit and is fashioned of slipper stain and lined with black ruffles. (p. 3) -- Eve (p. 3) -- Arlene (p. 3). Sue (p. 4)., 1-4

vol. 72 no. 22, Tep Hop candidates and thier sponsoring organizations are; left to right, bottom row: Carolyn McGraw, AX; Linda Bjorkman, Phi Sig; Marti Cox, Lambda Chi; Pat Ausley, SX; Carolyn Cox, ZTA. Second Row: Carolyn Potts, Alpha Gam; Leslie Lloyd, AOPi; Delaine Gordon, Phi Mu; Edith Walker, PiKPhi; Jane Fox, ADPi; Jill Berthy, PiKA; Donna Privette, SSS; Celeste Woyack, Sig Ep; Patty Fielding, Southernettes; and Sue McDonald, DZ. Not pictured: Ann Stolz, KD, Ann Aldrich, SAE, and Barbara Barker, Theta Chi. (p. 1) -- The Vagabonds are jumping from classical Greek "Medea" into a modern mystery "Ten Little Indians" by Agatha Christie. (p. 1). A Giant . . . . . (p. 3) -- Elaine Medlin, Miami co-ed, views exhibits in E. T. Roux Library during National Library Week. (p. 3). Streamlined bathing suit of today--trouble shooter. (p. 4) -- STUDENTS FROM 35 COLLEGES meet at the AFL-CIO building for a special class on the American labor movement. Serving as a panel of instructors, left to right, were Norman Piron of the Plumbers and Pipefitters Training Dept., Tilford E. Dudley of the AFL-CIO Dept. of Public Relations, Pres. James A. Suffridge of the Retail Clerks, and Pres. Daniel E. Conway of the American Bakery & Confectionery Workers. (p. 4). STRIKE!--Dan Hunter (Pi Kap) swings and misses in an intramural game between Pi Kap and Lambda Chi. The Lambs won the contest by a score of 8-7. John Isbirian (Lambs) is the catcher. Len Riley calls the stike. (p. 5). Pan-Am Week: Southern celebrates Pan-American Week. Big doings with a south of the border flavor, a bullfight, fiesta, dancing, Spanish dinners and the breaking of the traditional pinata. Pictured at the right are two students making like Abbe and Xavier. Above is the siesta, aptly protrayed. (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 21, Planetarium equipment is checked over by C. H. Raynor and Dean Readdick in preparation for first show Thursday. (p. 1) -- Concert Choir to present performance at College Heights Methodist Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. (p. 1). Dr. Coe (p. 3). Cherie (p. 4). THE 1960 WATER MOCS. From left to right: Herb Miller, coxswain; Milt Harman, Bill Linton, J. B. Smith, John Clockadale, Scotty Robers, Bob Murphy, Lance Anderson, and Jim Hooper. (p. 5). JOSEF MEIER, star of Black Hills Passion Play. (p. 6) -- Tiny (p. 6)., 1-6

vol. 71 no. 17, DR. YOUNG (p. 1) -- ROYALTY--Henry Beckwith and Joy Harris were crowned King and Queen of Hearts at the Valentine Ball Saturday night. The all-campus affair, sponsored by the College Union, proved to be a great success as over 450 students attended the Ball. (p. 1) -- ONE TO REIGN--These FSC beauties are candidates for the title of "Miss Southern of 1958" who will reign over the college's 73rd annual Founders' Week celebration March 3-9. Pictured (left to right, front) are: Nancy Peddie, Judy Freed, Barbara Cooksey, Linda Joy Kell. Second row: Arlene Levine, Sheila Stephen, Charlotte Harper, Donna Wink, Carolyn Burt, and Carol Ann Buell. (p. 1). JANE (p. 4)., 1-4

vol. 73 no. 1, Dr. Charles T. Thrift, Jr. (p. 1) -- MORE THAN 750 freshmen and transfer students listen to President Thrift in the Annie Pfeiffer Chapel during orientation week session. (p. 1) -- FRESHMEN Molly Allen and Beverly Goodyear are greeted at the fresh-reception held last week by President and Mrs. Charles T. Thrift Jr. and Miss Dorothy Eubanks. (p. 1). FSC FRESHMAN Sue Hoagland of Hollywood, Fla., and her father arrive at Joseph Reynolds Dorm where Sue will spend the next 9 months at Southern. (p. 4)., 1-6

vol. 73 no. 11, BUDDY MORROW (p. 1) -- CAMPUS SEAL DISPLAY--The Sigma Chi exhibit shown above is one of several on display at Florida Southern College, all designed and constructed by members of the eleven national fraternities and the Southerners. The exhibits promote th, 1-8