Naiad 1964.pdf - Lake-Sumter Community College

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DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS and BUSINESS MANAGER H. W. Asbell A. B., Stetson University M. S. , Florida State University Mr. Asbell's work dates back to the beginning days of the college when we had neither facilities nor faculty. He came to the college in July, 1962, and immediately began working out the details for the fall registration. No student enters the college without meeting Mr. Asbell. Mrs. Maxine Born Bookkeeper Mrs. Vivian Gehrke Admissions Secretary Mrs. Mary Thornton Admissions Secretary
COUNSELING services are available to all students through the Office of Student Personnel. The counselor's main role is to contribute to the student's own self- understanding and growth. The counselor attempts to give the student, during his college life, the necessary assistance that will sustain him in accordance with his specific need. These needs are met in accordance with the individual's unique abilities, interests, aptitudes and personal preferences. GUIDANCE services assist the student to gain self-understanding as a basis for meeting his needs, solving his problems, and aiding his develop- ment as a mature responsible member of society. GUIDANCE Mary Ruth Taylor A. B. , M. A. , Marshall University DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL E. Jon Bmns TESTING covers such special areas as vocational aptitudes, interest, special abilities, scholastic ability, personality and achievement. TESTING P. L. Mellenbruch Psychology A. B. , Midland <strong>College</strong> M. A. , University of Kansas Ph. D. , University of Nebraska
Page 4 and 5: The Annual Staff of Lake-Sumter Jun
Page 6 and 7: According to classical mythology, a
Page 8 and 9: ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY
Page 10 and 11: President, PAUL P. WILLIAMS K S. ,
Page 12 and 13: I ' SEATED: P. B. Howell, Attorney,
Page 16 and 17: Mrs. Frances Woodard Secretary to D
Page 18 and 19: MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE - Floyd S.
Page 20 and 21: I Joseph John S. Callebs Chairman,
Page 22 and 23: I I I The Bill Passed by the 1961 F
Page 24 and 25: Temporary facilities were establish
Page 26 and 27: "Green- Up Day" The college project
Page 28 and 29: Tommy Jackson, Carolyn MaL~lly, Kir
Page 30 and 31: New Semester Brings New SGA Officer
Page 32 and 33: C Interest in Sports Leading the ch
Page 34 and 35: SOPHOMORES
Page 36 and 37: Jack Colling June Crawford Michael
Page 38 and 39: Leslie Keller Clark Krueger Bill Mc
Page 40 and 41: Ralph Pollard Sandra Powell James R
Page 42 and 43: William Wri-ght Elinor Thornton Tom
Page 44 and 45: FRESHMEN
Page 46 and 47: Toni Berserock Glenda Bock Ted Bowe
Page 48 and 49: Ross Gentry Michael Gibson Brian Gr
Page 50 and 51: Diane Johnson Margaret Johnson Tom
Page 52 and 53: Barbara Patterson Philip Price Robe
Page 54 and 55: James Smith Sandra Smith Steve Smit
Page 56 and 57: RGA
Page 58 and 59: A L. I THE ANGLER STAFF MRS. YARXSH
Page 60 and 61: Many decisions must be made before
Page 62 and 63: BUDGET COMMITTEE - Formulates expen
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Butch Wilson goes in for a basket d
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FULL SEASON PLAYERS HUGH LINDSLEY W
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SHARON REICH Captain BETH DAVIS LES
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BOWLING
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ACTIVITIES
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MR. TIM HATFIELD One of the favorit
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Da-a-rling Dot Honored Guest - Masq
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78 - - Cheryl Johnson Escort: Jere
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HOMECOMING AT HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss
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Both Mind and Body Is Exercised
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A vacant room in Skeen Elementary i
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Familiar Scenes - Col. Wirak in his
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TO THE STUDENTS OF LAKE-SUMTER: It
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BOYD'S Furniture, Hardware, Gifts N
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First in his class. Ditto. BURN'S D
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF LEESBURG
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