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Freshman Class Officers of 1955
The Freshman Class Officers of 1955 were Roberta Marling as Secretary, Edwin Borders as President, and Bruce Longbottom as Vice-President
Critchfield and Condict at Family Weekend Luncheon of 1975
Parents and visitors attended a luncheon during the Family Weekend of 1975 where they heard speeches from President Critchfield and Lawrence Condict, among others. Here are the two men at the luncheon podium
Zhang and Boudreau on Great Wall in 2001
Professor Zhang and sophomore Andrew Boudreau on the Great Wall of China during the 2001 school trip
Flag Ceremony of 1904
The Rollins Community comes together to raise the American Flag in 1904
Bornstein and Lawrence at Dedication in 1994
President Bornstein and Samuel B. Lawrence stand with the new sign for the Samuel B. Lawrence Center at is 1994 dedication ceremony. The building was built in 1965 and rented out to the public until Samuel B. Lawrence, a Rollins parent and benefactor, provided Rollins with the funds to purchase this much needed space in 1993. It currently serves as the home for the Pre-Collegiate progras, the Center for Lifelong Education, and the Upward Bound Program, along with tenant rental space
Bradley Boathouse in 1990s
The U.T. Bradley Boathouse was built in 1975 in honor of Rollins professor and crew coach Udolpho Bradley. Here is the Boathouse in the 1990s after receiving a fresh coat of paint
Bush Executive Center Tower in the 2000s
The Bush Executive Center's tower in the 2000s. Built in 1999 due to the generous gifts from Crummer Alumni Dennis Harward and the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, the Bush Executive Center is an internationally recognized graduate business education facility. The foundation which funded a large portion of the building was founded by Edyth Bush, wife of Rollins trustee and business man Archibald Bush
Campus Center Interior in 1999
The Rose-Skillman dining hall within the Cornell Campus Center in 1999. Construction for the building was made possible due to numerous donations from the Rollins community, as well as the generous donation from George and Harriet Cornell
Cornells at Campus Center Dedication in 1999
George and Harriet Cornell at the dedication for the Cornell Campus Center in 1999. Construction for the building was made possible due to numerous donations from the Rollins community, as well as the generous donation from George and Harriet Cornell
Arthur Knowles Hutchinson Music Award Winner of 1966 - 1967
Miriam Hows excepts the Arthur Knowles Hutchinson Music Award from Professor of Music Ward Woodbury in 1967