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Seymour and Olin Audience Sing in 1985
No full textThe audience gathered to celebrate the 1985 dedication of the new Olin Library, including Former President Seymour and music professor Edmund LeRoy, sings the Alma Mater. 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
Olin Construction Phase One in 1984
No full textThe first recognizable stage of the 1984 construction of the Olin Library. 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
Bookmark Cafe in 2003
No full textPresident Bornstein, Jay Yellen, and Donna Cohen stand with a representative from Seattle's Best at the dedication of the Bookmark Cafe in Olin Library
Rose Skillman Hall in 1990s
No full textThe Rose Skillman Hall in the 1990s with Olin Library on the right and Mills Memorial Library on the left. 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)
Rose Skillman Hall in the 1960s
No full textBeanie-crowned freshmen fill out the Orientation Registration forms in Rose Skillman Hall in the early 1960s. 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)
Wynee Warden Costume Shop Construction in 1995
No full textThe skeleton of the Wynee Warden Costume Shop in 1995. The costume shop was built in 1995 due to the generous gift of Wynee Warden, a prominent Rollins benefactor
Wynee Warden Costume Shop in 2004
No full textThe exterior of the Wynee Warden Costume Shop in 2004. The costume shop was built in 1995 due to the generous gift of Wynee Warden, a prominent Rollins benefactor
Cerra serves in the Navy during 1943 - 1944
No full textDominick Cerra, along with many other Rollins College men, left school to serve in the military during World War II. Cerra was a pilot for the Navy, and was killed in action on February 9, 1944
Halloween Howl of 1998
No full textThe annual Halloweem Howl at Rollins College, such as this 1998 event, allowed Rollins Organizations to set up a carnival-type table for the neighborhood children to visit and trick-or-treat