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Park Avenue School in the 1980s
No full textThe Park Avenue School in the 1980s, just prior to its destruction. The building was constructed in 1914 and used as a public school until bought by Rollins in 1961. It was used as a regular classroom facility until 1972 when it became the home for the night school. The building was demolished after the construction of the Cornell Hall for the Social Sciences in 1988. The space is now occupied by the Rollins Parking Garage and the SunTrust Plaza
Olin Construction Phase Two in 1984
No full textThe second phase of construction on the Olin Library in 1984. The Olin Library was built in 1985 during the Seymour Administration by architect James Gamble Rogers II, and due to the generous donation from the F. W. Olin Foundation. This Foundation is named after its founder Franklin W. Olin, a successful northern industrialist
Bookstore in 1950s
No full textThe Student Center bookstore did big business at the start of each term. In this picture, the gates that now close in Dianne's Cafe are visible, giving a little perspective on the old bookstore's size. The Rollins College Bookstore was in the Student Center (now Rice Family Bookstore) until 1961 when it moved to Carnegie Hall. In 1971 it moved from Carnegie to the lower level of Rose Skillman Hall
American University Exchange Students of 1955
No full textRollins College Students Franklin Banks and Charles Weisman attended the American University in Washington, D.C. during the Spring term of 1955. Here the are catching up back at the Rollins College campus
Tucker Participates in the 1992 Health Fair
No full textJohn Tucker has his blood checked by a hospital technician during the 1992 health fair
Contestants for the 1953 "Miss Orlando Air Force Base" Pagent
No full textIn 1953, units of the Orlando Air Force Base chose twenty-one girls from Central Florida to compete for the title "Miss Orlando Air Force Base." Four of the contestants were Rollins College Students (from left to right): Marie Perkins, Mary Jean Martin, Wanda Hogue, and Edwina Martin
Schreiber Interns at Universal Studios in 1996
No full textVanessa Schreiber interned at Universal Studios, Florida, during the Spring term of 1996
Family Weekend of 2000 Presentation by Professor Rogers
No full textDuring the 2000 Family Weekend Professor Rogers gave a presentation to visiting parents on today's economy and how it relates to a liberal arts college
Family Tree Postcard from 1931
No full textA postcard advertising an Alumni - Senior breakfast held at the Rollins Family Tree. These early breakfasts were held by the Alumni, staff, and faculty of Rollins College for the senior class