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Fiesta King and Queen of 1956
No full textThe Fiesta King and Queen of 1956 were Maurice (Buck) Class (left) and Phyllis Lockwood (center), with Matt Sinnott presenting
McKean Rides Elephant During Fiesta of 1962
No full textDuring the Fiesta of 1962, President McKean rode down the street on one of the visiting elephants
Fiesta Queen of 1963 is Crowned
No full textSandra Norvell is crowned Fiesta Queen of 1963 by June Burdick for the second consecutive year
Woman in the Mirror;
No full textInterior view with standing nude female figure viewed from behind, in front of a mirror
Alfond Pool After 1997 Renovations
No full textOrginally built in the early 1970s under the Critchfield administration, the Alfond Swimming Pool received renovations in 1997 in response to the close construction of the Cornell Campus Center. Building for the pool was made possible by the generous donation of Harold Alfond
Alfond and Bornstein in 2001
No full textThe Harold and Ted Alfond Sports Center was built in 2000 over the previous Enyart-Alumni Field House. The new Sports Center was possible largely because of Harold Alfond, a Rollins benefactor, and his alumni son, Ted Alfond Here are Harold Alfond and Rita Bornstein at the 2001 dedication ceremony
Dance Studio in 1991
No full textThe Annie Russell Theatre's Dance Studio was built in 1989 in order to provide students with a local dancing facility. Here is the studio in 1991
McKean and DuBois' at 1967 ceremony
No full textMr. and Mrs. DuBois at the cornerstone ceremony for the Chales A. DuBois Health Center in 1967. The Health Center was built due to the generous gift of Rollins Trustee and President of the Rollins Parents Association Charles A. DuBois. The building was demolished in 2004 to make way for the new presidents house
Enyart-Alumni Field House Dedication in 1968
No full textRollins coach and alumni Norman Copeland cuts the ribbon to officially open the Enyart-Alumni Field House in 1968. The field house was built in 1967 in memory of Arthur Enyart, a long time member of the Rollins Faculty. This building would become the foundation of the Harold and Ted Alfond Sports Center in 2000