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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. 3, The campaign comes to FSC: Bob Skinner, president of the Florida Southern College Political Union, presents a certificate for achievement in public welfare to California's Gov. Goodwin Knight during the governor's visit to the campus. At right, Mrs. Knight. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Off the drawing board, coming into reality: the Music Building: A visualization of the $500,000 Music Building, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, for which ground will be broken next week. (p.1). A grant comes to FSC: President Spivey presents a check for $1,000 to Dr. Boris Sokoloff, director of Florida Southern's A. P. Cooke Memorial Cancer Laboratory. The check, from the Leukemia Society of New York, represents the grant from the society to the laboratory for a research project in Leukemia. (p.3). Fashions beside the waterdome: "Fashion Firsts For Campus Life," a showing of smart new campus wear for men and women, drew hundreds of students and members of the faculty to the waterdome. In this bridal group, left to right, are Mrs. I. G. Vann, Miss Sally Roberts, Miss Virginia Kennedy, Mrs. Imogene Wright, Miss Judith Freed, Jim Tipton, Mrs. Ethel Haley, and Miss Juanita Walden. The show, produced by Maas Brothers was sponsored by Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. (p.4) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Smith (p.4). Headwork for cage players: Varsity coach Thomas Greene (center) and Freshman coach Bill Woods (at right) discuss, with three candidates for the basketball team, a play to be used by Southern this season. The three aspirants, from left to right, are: Neil Ditrick, Dale Collins, and Hank Barlowe. (p.7)., The campaign comes to FSC: Bob Skinner, president of the Florida Southern College Political Union, presents a certificate for achievement in public welfare to California's Gov. Goodwin Knight during the governor's visit to the campus. At right, Mrs. Knight. (p.1) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Off the drawing board, coming into reality: the Music Building: A visualization of the $500,000 Music Building, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, for which ground will be broken next week. (p.1). A grant comes to FSC: President Spivey presents a check for $1,000 to Dr. Boris Sokoloff, director of Florida Southern's A. P. Cooke Memorial Cancer Laboratory. The check, from the Leukemia Society of New York, represents the grant from the society to the laboratory for a research project in Leukemia. (p.3). Fashions beside the waterdome: "Fashion Firsts For Campus Life," a showing of smart new campus wear for men and women, drew hundreds of students and members of the faculty to the waterdome. In this bridal group, left to right, are Mrs. I. G. Vann, Miss Sally Roberts, Miss Virginia Kennedy, Mrs. Imogene Wright, Miss Judith Freed, Jim Tipton, Mrs. Ethel Haley, and Miss Juanita Walden. The show, produced by Maas Brothers was sponsored by Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. (p.4) / Photo by Paul Wille -- Smith (p.4). Headwork for cage players: Varsity coach Thomas Greene (center) and Freshman coach Bill Woods (at right) discuss, with three candidates for the basketball team, a play to be used by Southern this season. The three aspirants, from left to right, are: Neil Ditrick, Dale Collins, and Hank Barlowe. (p.7)., 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