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vol. 69 no. 19, David L. Howell (p.1) -- Bishop Branscomb (p.1) -- Barbara Mock, of Winter Park, matches her regal attire with a Queenly smile after being crowned Miss Southern of 1956 by Dr. Spivey at Tuesday night's coronation ceremonies. (p.1) -- Shown above with Dr. Ludd M. Spivey is 1955 Chancellor Hy Jordan Sobiloff, right, and on the left Mr. George W. Jenkins, Honorary Chancellor for 1956, who was installed in chapel ceremonies this morning. (p.1). 1-Miss Southern-to-be (Barbara Mock) led the way, along with other Miss Southern candidates on the float built by industrial art students (p.3) --2-Parade lovelies were guarded by ROTC units who also got in their exercise for the day. (p.3) -- 3-The clowns came, too, both to the amusement of spectators and parade participants. (p.3) -- 4-Parade ended at Bryant Stadium, where all concerned were royally feasted and entertained. (p.3). Ted Scott, Christine Mathews, David Aiken, Virginia Richardson, and Peter Turgeon. (p.4) -- James Jamieson (p.4) -- Wally Cox (p.4). Shown above is the exultant crew of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, winners of the annual Founders' Week Regatta, held Thursday afternoon on Lake Hollingsworth. This race preceded a triangular match between the Rollins, Tampa and Southern Varsity crews, won by the Mocs. (p.5), David L. Howell (p.1) -- Bishop Branscomb (p.1) -- Barbara Mock, of Winter Park, matches her regal attire with a Queenly smile after being crowned Miss Southern of 1956 by Dr. Spivey at Tuesday night's coronation ceremonies. (p.1) -- Shown above with Dr. Ludd M. Spivey is 1955 Chancellor Hy Jordan Sobiloff, right, and on the left Mr. George W. Jenkins, Honorary Chancellor for 1956, who was installed in chapel ceremonies this morning. (p.1). 1-Miss Southern-to-be (Barbara Mock) led the way, along with other Miss Southern candidates on the float built by industrial art students (p.3) --2-Parade lovelies were guarded by ROTC units who also got in their exercise for the day. (p.3) -- 3-The clowns came, too, both to the amusement of spectators and parade participants. (p.3) -- 4-Parade ended at Bryant Stadium, where all concerned were royally feasted and entertained. (p.3). Ted Scott, Christine Mathews, David Aiken, Virginia Richardson, and Peter Turgeon. (p.4) -- James Jamieson (p.4) -- Wally Cox (p.4). Shown above is the exultant crew of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, winners of the annual Founders' Week Regatta, held Thursday afternoon on Lake Hollingsworth. This race preceded a triangular match between the Rollins, Tampa and Southern Varsity crews, won by the Mocs. (p.5), 1-6

vol. 69 no. 20, Pictured above is Cadet Col. Chester J. Wiley surrounded at the Military Ball by the newly chosen honorary coed commanders of the ROTC. From right to left, Ann Carter, Marilane Odione, Connie Hulett, Diane Beattie, Cadet Wiley, Lucy Brashears, Judy Roberson, and Kathy Sprague. (p.1) -- Paul Wille (p.1) -- Gov. LeRoy Collins, left, and George W. Jenkins walk from Convocation in Annie Pfeiffer Chapel after the latter had been installed as honorary chancellor of Florida Southern College last Friday morning in convocation services. The governor received an honorary doctor of laws degree. (p.1)., Pictured above is Cadet Col. Chester J. Wiley surrounded at the Military Ball by the newly chosen honorary coed commanders of the ROTC. From right to left, Ann Carter, Marilane Odione, Connie Hulett, Diane Beattie, Cadet Wiley, Lucy Brashears, Judy Roberson, and Kathy Sprague. (p.1) -- Paul Wille (p.1) -- Gov. LeRoy Collins, left, and George W. Jenkins walk from Convocation in Annie Pfeiffer Chapel after the latter had been installed as honorary chancellor of Florida Southern College last Friday morning in convocation services. The governor received an honorary doctor of laws degree. (p.1)., 1-4

vol. 69 no. 3, Senator Smathers (p.1). The E. T. Roux Library is shown above in one of those rare moments when it is being used exclusively for its intended purpose - a place of study (p.3). Mrs. Vivian Fusillo (p.4). Pick (p.5) -- Nelson (p.5). Is this the Willis Yak you're looking for, Professor Ogden? (p.6) / By Dick Bibler., Senator Smathers (p.1). The E. T. Roux Library is shown above in one of those rare moments when it is being used exclusively for its intended purpose - a place of study (p.3). Mrs. Vivian Fusillo (p.4). Pick (p.5) -- Nelson (p.5). Is this the Willis Yak you're looking for, Professor Ogden? (p.6) / By Dick Bibler., 1-6