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Seymour greets new students in 1990
No full textPresident Thaddeus Seymour greets new students at the 1990 - 1991 year Orientation Week
Seymours and Lloyd pose with homeowners at the Habitat for Humanity site.
No full textAt the 1998 - 1999 site for the Habitat for Humanity house, Thaddeus Seymour, Polly Seymour, and Les Lloyd stand with two members of the Carlisle family, the 1998 - 1999 homeowners
Students leave for London in 1968
No full textThe Students leaving for London in 1968 take one last picture before boarding their plane at Kennedy Airpor
Delta Sigma Rho - Tau Kappa Alpha of 1968 - 1969
No full text1968 - 1969 had the first and only group of Delta Sigma Rho - Tau Kappa Alpha members on the Rollins campus. This honorary society focused on Debate and Speech ability
Renaissance Festival of 1990 Procession
No full textFor her Senior Thesis, Lynn Pool created and organized the Rollins Renaissance and Baroque Festival. To begin the day "Princess" Pool, along with "King" and "Queen" Seymour, lead the procession onto the Mills Lawn
Kappa Alpha Theta's hug new sisters in 1962
No full textOnce Rush Week of the 1961 - 1962 school year comes to an end, the Kappa Alpha Theta girls embrace their new sisters
Rollins Singers of 1967 - 1968
No full textThe Rollins Singers of 1967 - 1968 are shown here with advisor Ward Woodbury and the 1968 Miss America, Debra Dene Barnes (seated at piano)
Chapel Choir of 1950 - 1951 sings in the pew
No full textThe 1950 - 1951 Chapel Choir performs in the Knowles Memorial Chapel
Rollins Singers of 1954 - 1955
No full textBefore they perform, the 1954 - 1955 Rollins singers take a picture with director Robert Hufstader (first on left)
Construction of the Bush Science Center
No full textThe Bush Science Center is located on Interlachen at Fairbanks Avenue, Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida. It was dedicated on February 21, 1969 and cost $3.5 million to construct. James Gamble Rogers II of Rogers, Lovelock and Fritz of Winter Park was the architect of the Mediterranean styled building, which was consistent with the other buildings on the Rollins campus. The building contains 235 rooms will a total of 91,519 square feet on the three main floors