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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 01, October 7, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  Florida Tech opens: Projected enrollment figures expected to be met; Millican explains the university seal during Sunday's open house (photo); "Strive for excellence" [Remarks by Chester Ferguson]; The "salesmanship display" by music professor Dr. Leon Sarakatsannis during registration (photo); Transit schedule; President's message: School seal explained [by Charles Millican]; Editorial [Column, name changed to "The voice of the Future" from the November 15, 1968 issue, and switched back to "Editorial" in the February 7, 1969 issue]: Strive to excel; Editorial policy; The portable prophet [Column, answering and posing questions related to FTU students; name changed to "Portable, the Prophet" in the Feb. 7, 1969 issue; last shown in the May 2, 1969 issue]; Activity day set; Bookstore opens; The wizard of ID (Comic strip by Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, continued until the February 28, 1969 issue); Activity calendar [Column]; Intramural sports set; Physical education facilities under construction (photo); Library ready for student use; Circle 'K' [Club] formed; Andy Capp (Comic strip by Reg Smythe, continued until the February 21, 1969 issue).

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 02, October 18, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  Construction continues; Intramurals endangered; Village Center Serves Students; Name contest extended; Circle "K" elects; A fraternity's inappropriate advertising on walls, stop signs and the water tower (photos); Camel lot? Featured female; Campus follies; Moby Dick beached (with photo)? The horse sheet [Column, by mort]; Teacher's profile [Column, featuring a university faculty member in each issue, with photo]: Kissel heads communications.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 03, October 25, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  S.G.A. to form [S.G.A., Student Government Association]; Dorm leaders selected; Circle K attends conference; Land clearing for new classroom building (photo); Traffic tickets coming; Football here? 'Orange' Blossom [Column, featuring a college girl in each issue, with photo]: Nicolette Jackson; Guardian of wilderness [Patterson, Robert, with photo]? Financial aid forms are available; Campus life; Intramural sports; Transit schedule; Frat-al mistake; New dean announced [Dr. Charles E. Gilliland Jr. becomes Dean of the College of Business Administration, with photo]; New books.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 04, November 1, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  Services offered [by the Developmental Center]; Theatre group organized; Millican installed; Miss East Orange here [Diane La Porte, with photo]; Miss Fla. at Tech [Linda Faye Fitts]; Football: Crash plan? Little man on campus (Cartoon); The dietary disaster; 'Orange' blossom: Miss Deborah Suzanne; A little thanks [from the Tech Club]; Teacher profile: Dean Micarelli.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 05 November 8, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  Nixon's-the-Won! Millican kicks off [for the Orlando Panthers football team]; FTU, Circle 'K' agree; Student government progressing well; Miss East Orange: Diane La Porte (photo); Letters to editor [Column, name changed to "Letters to the Future" in the next issue]; Yearbook planned; Teacher profile: Doctor Kersten; Golf club to meet; Seminar held; 'Orange' blossom: Franz, Mary Jane; Football here.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 06, November 15, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  FTU?? is no more; Golf group meeting; Press tours FTU; Band to play; Millican aids Panthers (with photo); The voice of the Future [Column, name changed from "Editorial"]; Letters to the Future [Column, name changed from "Letters to editor"]; 'Orange' blossom: Snyder, Marilyn; Science strategy; Miss Florida [Fitts, Linda Faye] graces FTU (with photo).

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 07, November 22, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  President Millican to be inaugurated Monday (with photo); Two clubs at FTU [Circle K International and Tech Club]; FTU gets cheerleaders; Developmental Center moves to dormitory unit C; FTU has float [in the Orlando Jaycees Christmas Parade]; Winter registration set; Miss 'Orange Blossom:' Cristie Crisp; FTU Golf Open entry blank; Club activities at FTU; ATO victors; Teacher Profile: Dean Ostle.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 08, December 6, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  Kirk lauds Millican; Circle K sponsors food drive; Sigma Sigma Y forms here; FTU in the Orlando Christmas Parade (photo); Golf open to begin tomorrow; Village center exhibits art; Health Center opens; Flying Club forms; Phony of the week [Column to replace "The horse sheet"]; Your proposed student government; Teacher profile: Calvin C. Miller; Snowflake madness [FTU's first annual Christmas dance].

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 09, December 16, 1968

  Florida Technological University

  ATO victorious: [Student Government plan approved]; Les Crosses organized; Jonas visits Tech; Brunson, Tolbert take Golf Open; FTU "Miss Snowflake" [Pat Grimwood]; Year book staff formed; Teacher Profile: Timothy O'Keefe. First quarter: a review in pictures.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 10, January 17, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Nameplate unveiled [Official "Future" nameplate created]; Winter enrollment figures top 2,000; Business staff grows by three; Circle K gets officers; S.A.C.S. to evaluate F.T.U.; V.C. board makes plans; Volleyball at FTU; ATO turns Taus; FTU Women of Week: Betty Anderson, Blanche M. Stewart, R.N., Mildred Kennedy; Clubs change hands; V.C. extends services; Charisma to play Sadie Hawkins dance; Cinematographers contest announced; On movies [Column, by Robert E. Holsinger]; Teacher profile: Robert Arnold; Club activities [Rotary Club of East Orange County, Broadcasting Club]; A.P.B.E. accepted at FTU; Health hints.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 11, January 24, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  In Sentinel's 'Mood of the campus' series, FuTUre, FTU Misrepresented; Fire protection undecided at FTU (fire drill photoed); Students to vote on constitution; Interfrat council created; Types [sorority] holds rush; Spanish tour organizing; No plans for widening Alafaya (with photo); New Citronaut designed (with picture); Talent show to spotlight FTU amateurs; Sigma Sigma Y enters basketball; Orange blossom: Susan Geisler; Teacher Profile: Dr. Mays active in theatrics; Intramural tourney to begin; V.C. [Village Center] extends services; Pegasus Pilots [club]; S.A.C.S. to evaluate FTU; New library hours; Show set [Motha the University Drama club].

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 12, January 31, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Automation planned for library growth (with photo featuring the new book drop at FTU); Pickets hit Florida Tech; Kearney named Lt. Governor; Poole commands computer (with photo); Bank donates $1,000 to FTU; Engineering sessions to be held; Blood bank established; Parking lot planned; Automated post office constructed; Photo editorial [on parking tickets]; Annual Sebring Race Mar. 25; Central Florida Orchestra here; Orange blossom: Elaine McGratty; Clubs awaits SG ratification; Comish made chairman; Tennis tourney underway; Chess popular in V.C. games; On Movies: Funny Girl; Teacher Profile: Professor William Grasty; Volleyball tournaments at Tech; FTU exhibit to be at Fair; Surf club recognized; FTU campus may dodge usual summer doldrums; Student teachers to lecture; Food committee to hold meeting.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 13, February 7, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Regents meet at Florida Tech (with photo); Science building contract awarded to Wiggs-Maale; Harvard vs Tech in debate; Pi Kappa recognized; Wrestling club to form; Editorial [Column, changed from "The voice of the future" back to its original name "Editorial"]; Letter to the Editor [Column, changed from "Letters to the Future," initially named "Letters to editor"]; Enrollment figures foreseen; Tuition going up? Constitution submitted for approval; Cherokee 140 to be at FTU [FTU flying club]; On Movies: 'Here we go round the mulberry bush;' Traffic Committee established at FTU; Gracey appointed to FTU staff; Kersten awarded scholarship; Stadium to stage 'Holiday on Ice.' Portable, the Prophet: [Column name changed from "the Portable Prophet," by a different writer].

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 14, February 14, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  SG [Student Government] proposed constitution finished; FuTUre interviews Paul Pickett (with photo); Students meet with legislators (with photo); Library, classes discussed; Colonial lanes hosts bowling; Taus in marathon; Continuing education program extended; Editorial: FuTUre urges vote; WFTU? to begin broadcast; Money acquisition explained; Miss America to visit FTU; FuTUre challenges campus clubs; Portable, the Prophet: Draft chills prophet; Teacher Profile: Abbott Psychology Head; Students to vote on constitution; The architects drawing of the main entrance of the administration building.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 15, February 21, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Taus wins charity basketball marathon; Miss America visits FTU (with Judi Ford's photo); Tutoring planned; WFTU to poll dorms; Few restaurants to be near FTU; Legislators reading the FuTUre (photo); Baker takes Daytona 500; Editorial: Frats frown on constitution; The 'Fantasticks' opens at Studio Theatre '68; On Movies: 'Belle deJour' is a challenge; FTU exhibit to be at [Central Florida] Fair; Blood bank established; Portable, the Prophet: Prophet expounds literary genius; Cherokee 140 airplane at FTU; Teacher Profile: Gambrell receives honors.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 16, February 28, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Pres qualifications are offered [Student Government offices up for election, with Walt Komanski's photo]; Campaign rules set at election meeting; King named to FTU post [George J. King, Jr. appointed as Executive Assistant to the President, with photo]; Student lounge opening soon; Circle K collects $100; Physics Club hears [Dr. Werner] von Braun; [General Classroom] Building to be ready by fall (with photo); Editorial: Komanski, Schmidt, backed by FuTUre editors; Letters to the Editor: Food discussed; Spring fling scheduled; Lingual lab needed; On Movies: 'Lion' emotional; Portable, the Prophet: 'Have I stayed too long at the fair?' Surfing safari to be held [The Surf Club]; Teacher Profile: Former Garden Editor at FTU [Roland A. Browne, with photo].

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 17, March 7, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  FTU ring designs shown on front page; Dr. Sarakatsannis to solo in Pops concert; Tau, Has Beens lead basketball; Feiffer to join FuTUre; Fideles second FTU sorority; O'Keefe addresses Sigma Delta chi; 1970 grants show increase; Bonfire to be held tonight [by Village Center]; Circle K gets charter (with photo); Editorial: Write to congressmen concerning student aid; Letters to the Editor: Critic slammed; Election results to be late in Future; Scott advocates FTU name change; Feiffer (Comic strip, by Jules Feiffer); Portable, the Prophet: Prophet kicked aside for view of protests; Students running for FTU's first SG [Student Government] offices listed [with photo]; Poster campaign goes on and on and on and on (with photos); On Movies: Critic likes movie; Teacher Profile: Gerber math professor at FTU; Fred Basset (Comic strip, by Alex Graham).

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 18, March 28, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Student government election figures told; Circle K represented (with photo); Florida Tech, Harvard to lock horns Tuesday; FTU third in tourney; SACS Committee to evaluate FTU; Minor athletics approved for FTU; 'Wild Wednesday' provides legal riot (with photo); Editorial: Can Tech freshmen be qualified editors? Chi Alpha explained; On Movies: 'Charly': Tragic theme; Gholdston named Editor-in-Chief; Ventre joins engineering; Alcoholism study first in US; Dr. Kersten announces program for engineering; Blood research grant continued; WRA (the Women's Residence Association) conducts etcetera series; Sigma Alpha recognized; Records needed for WFTU station [call by Broadcasters Club].

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 19, April, 11, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  FTU downs Harvard [FTU debate team is victorious over Harvard, with photo]; John Roberts company awarded ring contract; Students visit space congress; Fund campaign planned for scholarship money; [Congressman] Lou Frey addresses seminar (with photo); Profs study reaction to Eisenhower death; Photo Editorial: Fire caused an estimated six million damage to building; Letters to the Editor: Eberhardt voices opinion on parking lot problems; UPFD thanks FTU police; Campus Security hard to locate; Portable, the Prophet: The great hunt pushes on; English society painted by 'Light brigade;' FTU's construction pushes on [Special page on FTU construction comparing architect's drawings to actual construction]; Parents' Day planned [by Village Center]; Fideles, Tyes hold spring rush activities; Jaycees offer membership; VC [Village Center] to sponsor Spring Queen contest; Village Center lacks funds for completion; WRA hears talk on beauty aids; Food Committee welcomes new members; Broadcast Club needs records; Freshman class projects planned; Skadowski Vs. Machine (Skadowski won, with photos); Fall registration survey; Teacher Profile: Professor Bledsoe.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 20, April 18, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Rohter conducts rheology research; 'A friend of education' Congressman Gibbons [Gibbons urges students to discourage their contemporaries from holding unlawful demonstrations on campus, with photo]; Sororities end week of pledging; Board chosen for VC (Village Center); Jobs planned for graduates; Grasty and Dumas to judge contest; Warden to repeat Etcetera talk (with photo); Parent's Day to be held; Chi Alpha Frat pledges named; Editorial: Classroom building a dream? Letters to the Editor: Student answer to Prophet column; McQuarters voted club president; Parent's Day to be held; At the Theatre [Column, by Russell T. Bentley]; Chi Alpha Frat pledges named; O'Mara named board chairman; Business frat. to be organized; Ellis appointed Dir. of Research; Kappa Sigs. to form here; Why did the turtle cross the road? To hold up his pants (Photograph by Harry Kenney); Unkovic discusses new textbook; On Movies: Critic says 'No nut mail;' Library week to be observed; Promotion of Bunkie Gentzel (with photo); Miss FTU Pageant to be held; Portable, the Prophet: Subversion still haunts airways; Junior class gets president.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 21, April 24, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  'Instant Grass' scheduled [for dorm area]; O. C. C. (Orange County Commission) Planning Dept. to rezone campus area; Dr. Unkovic reviews book (with photo); Sharing plan discussed for computer service; Check presented to Millican [The Florida Citrus Open Officials presented $10,000 check to match federal funds for education loans]; R-TV students visit IBM Lab; Editorial: Are we doomed to be Citronauts forever? Letters to the Editor: FuTUre poorly distributed; 'Road trips' dubbed wrong; Street Naming Group selected; Grady named Adv. [Advertising] Manager; Business Frat. in organization; Portable, the Prophet: Automatic post offices expounded on by prophet; Teacher Profile: Mrs. Dr. Homer C. Combs; Mrs. Dent joins tech staff; Walker elected vice president; WTLN FM radio donates records; Which Blossom will be queen? [Full page of "Blossom Queen" candidates]; O'Keefe to have article published in 'Quarterly;' Rajchel elected Tyes president; On Movies: 'Closely watched trains' critic knocked stiff; Fideles hold dinner, tea; Combs gives book reviews; Parent's Day schedule set; Drug use talk given to males; Light discussed at FTU seminar; Jesse given M.V.P. award; Softball season begins here; FTU track meet set for May 10.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 22, May 2, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Variety show highlights Parent's Day program (photoed was Mrs. Charles N. Millican presenting a corsage to one of the models in the fashion show held in the library lobby); Theatre Tent erected for Florida Tech's Motha; Dorms to get color sets; Strike ends, workers return [to Tech campus]; SG releases 1969 budget; Health Service to show drug films; Von Hilsheimer to speak at FTU (with photo); Freshman slate symposium; Editorial: FuTUre explains S.G. progress; Letters to the Editor: 'North Forty' sport monument; Portable, the Prophet: Prophet says Ciao [Column cancelled after this issue]; Financial aid funds get budget cutback; Sports column: Taus leads cup race; 'Ice Station Zebra' leaves critic cold; FTU Theatre is tent-ative (full page, with photos); Tech degree hours explained; FTU marrieds to from club; Teacher Profile: Jackson is history head.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 23, May 9, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Speak-Out Symposium labeled 'huge success' (with photo); Foreign students visit Fla. Tech; Top washington reporter to visit Florida Tech (with Drew Pearson's photo); Tech students to pick mascot; FTU Music Dept. to give concert; Traffic rules to be enforced; Guest Editorial (by Bill Nestor, Governor of Hum. and Soc. Sci.); Etcetera seizes presents medium; Message from Millican [regarding coffee hour with students]; Student Government "On the Move" [Column, by Walt Komanski, Student Government President]; [The library] West side balcony open; Letters to the Editor: SA fraternity comments on news writing; Fire season now underway; 'Tech loses friend': Mrs. Blanche Spear (with photo); West side balcony open; Komanski says jump, Tech stands still; XA member to work for Disney; Concert program; Eight educators promoted at FTU (with photos); Communication channel presented; Summer class schedule (covers 4 full pages); Geisler captures 'Queen' title (full page with photos); Master program coming to Tech [Business Administration]; Sports column: Golf Tourney set at club; Books due May 29; Allied Health Sciences offered; Strip Tease story basis of 'Minsky's'.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 24, May 16, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Physics Department joins engineering [Physics Department's change from Natural Sciences to Engineering, with photo]; Constitutional amendments presented to SG [Student Government] Senate; Ichabod is coming to FTU; Fischer named Biology [Club] pres[ident]; Ziegler heads new sorority; Editorial: How come? Tech students urged to attend Decency Rally. Letters to the Editor: Does Nestor feel that administrator are unqualified; Food Committee tours warehouse; 'Look-Out Whitey' at Black Symposium; 'African Safari' sends movie critic on trip; Central Florida art happenings; S. G. Bills get awards; Phys Ed voluntary at FTU; Sports column: Tyes take sorority game (with photo); Men's intramural golf tourney set; 1970 class rings sell May 19, 20; SG Constitution Amendments; Nixon's address in a nutshell; FTU students talk to Gov. Kirk at the Florida Industries Exposition (photo); Aid bill passed in legislator; Registrar explains priority program; Thomas to head FTUMS Club; Campus carnival held today, Sat.

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  Central Florida Future, Vol. 01 No. 25, May 23, 1969

  Florida Technological University

  Eight Tech students named to work at Disneyland; Housing filled for fall quarter; NDSL funds available for summer; Tau holds banquet (with photo); Dr. Brown honored; Co-op program set for fall; Editorial: From where we stand; Letters to the Editor: Ring price said misleading; Physical plant supports safety; 'Noisy minority' left spotless; FuTure runs 'Merry-Go-Round' (Washington Merry-Go-Round): Fortas case falls in borderline area (with photos); Frey says 'incorrect;' Deans' List Announced; FuTUre for sale on 'black market;' Bobby gigs out; Summer quarter library hours; 98% Silent Majority started by students; Sports column: Intramural golf top sports event; The first annual spring concert at FTU (photos); Communications Board set on SG second try.