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Rollins Group at Camel's Rock in 2001
No full textHere is the 2001 group to China in the Seven Star Park, in front of Camel's Rock. The stone the group is posing by is the marker for where Former President Clinton visited during his trip to China
Fiesta Float of 1953
No full textThe 1953 Fiesta Parade's winning float, "Star Gazing," was constructed with 10,000 paper napkins by the brothers of Sigma Nu. Their Fiesta Queen nominee, Babette Skinner stands in the center while her two attendents Phoebe Quanitance and Claire Henslee sit near by. Meanwhile, Otto Rice pears at the "star" through a nearby telescope
Rose Skillman Renovations in 1999
No full textThe renovations on Rose Skillman hall began in 1999. The hall was built in 1958 to serve as the dining area for Rollins students. The hall was named after Rose Skillman, an honorable Rollins Trustee who later earned an honorary degree from the college in 1960. In 1972 its lower level became the campus bookstore. The hall was almost completely torn down in 1999 when it was renovated into the Cornell Campus Center (only the kitchen remains)
Student Center Soda Fountain in 1952
No full textWithin the Student Center in 1952 was a popular soda fountain that attracted many students
Cahall-Sandspur Field in 2002
No full textThe Cahall-Sandspur Field during its renovations in 2002. The field was renovated in 2002 and the new stadium would be completed in 2004. The Cahall-Sandspur field is partly named after a Rollins College star athlete, Peter Cahall, but also still retains its old name of the Sandspur Bowl. The stadium was named in honor of its patrons, the Barkers, who are active members of the Rollins community
Bornstein and Mollis Participate in the 1992 Health Fair.
No full textPresident Bornstein and student Donna Mollis visit the booths at the 1992 Health Fair