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Sandspur, Vol. 26, No. 20, February 13, 1925

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Vohtm~ 26 Winter Park, Florid11, Friday, Februuary 13, 1925 No. 20 NATIONAL WOMENSWIMMING STARS FOUNDERS' WEEK PROGRAM TO HOLD WILL GIVE EXHIBITION EVENTS OVER CENTER OF ATTRACTION ON CAMPUS ROLLINS COURSE TUESDAY AFTERNOON DURING WEEK OF FEBRUARY 17 TO 22

Following the National Indoor Rollins campus will be the scene of Championship Meet at St. Augustine varied festivities during the annua.l and the one-day meet at Ormond Founders' Week, called so because it Beach on Monday, February 16th, aH will be the fortieth anniversary of the of the swimming and diving stars, founding of the college and also :he numbering about thirty, will come to forty-third anniversary of the found­ Winter Park, where they will partici­ ing of Winter Park. pate in a meet to be held on the The program will extend from Feb­ Rollins College course. ruary 17th to 22nd and bids fair to Among the noted aquatic stars who be one of the most interesting and will be here are: Helen Wainwright, busy occasions of this kind ever known national all-round champion and can• in the history of the institution due didate for the English Channel swim; to the large enrollment and the elab­ Helen Meany, national high-diving orate plans. The week will feature champion; Gertrude Ederle, holder of the return of the Alumni back to the world's records for all distances from haunts of former happy schooldays 100 to 1000 yards; Aileen Riggin, na­ when the cares of a busy world meant tional fancy diving champion; Sybil nothing to them and when the lakes Bauer, world champion backstroke rang with their own voices raised in swimmer ( Miss Bauer has the unique laughter and song. The following is distinction of being the only woman the outline of entertainment: to surpass a man's record, a feat she Tuesday, February 17th, there will accomplished in bettering "Stubby" be the world's women swimming cham­ Kruger's record for the 400 metres in pionship at 3 p. m., in which the coun­ 1922); Ethel Lackie, from Chicago, try's foremost amateur swimmers will winner of the 100 meter Olympic test; compete in an effort to establish new Eleanor Garratti, Pacific Coast sprint records on this course. In the evening champion; Carol Fletcher, of Pasa­ there will be a song recital under the dena, Calif.; Virginia Losee, of De­ supervision of Miss Emmy Schenk, troit; Adelaide Lambert and Doris director of voice at Rollins, to be held AILEEN RIGGIN DORIS O'MARA O'Mara, of New York; Francis Clark, HELEN MEANY at the Congregational Church. of Philadelphia, and Ruth Thomas, of Wednesday, February 18th, there Atlantic City. will be the annual meeting of the These stars form the greatest galaxy CONSERVATORY WILL STAGE MUSICAL Board of Trustees at 3 p. m. At 6.30 of mermaids ever gathered together p. m. there will be the thirty-first in an aquatic meet anywhere in the Sandspur dinner, and in the evening a country before, and the opportunity CONTEST FOR FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOLS violin recital by Skovgard, Danish of seeing such a group of stars will violinist, at the Woman's Club. probably not come again in many ON ROLLINS CAMPUS DURING APRIL On Thursday, February 19th, at 2.30 years. p. m., the Irving Bacheller Essay Con­ The program has not been announced Rollins College will act as hosts to dents an opportunity to visit one of test will be held in Knowles Hall, ii1 yet, but it will probably consist of sev­ Florida high schooh1 when representa- · Florida's finest colleges and enjoy a which high school students from all eral dashes and longer swims and the tives of the various schools meet un week-end on its campul!I. over the state will submit their essays diving contests. The Rollins swim­ the campus here for a musical contel!lt 4. It will bring to the fore the on the subject of Florida. At 6.30 ming course is one of the finest in the in April, according to an announc~- need of greater musical activity in p. m. the twenty-third anniversary south and is the scene of two big ment by C. L. Jaynes, Director of the the schools throughout the state. dinner of the Delphic Society will he meets every year-the S. A. A. lJ. School of Music. One of the reasons The contest will be conducted under held. The society was extremely for­ meet, which opens in early September, given by Prof. Jaynes for high l!lchoole the three following classel!I. Any reg­ tunate in securing the presence of Mrs. and the Florida State Interscholastic being vitally interel!lted in this meet ularly enrolled high school student is Clinton Scollard as toastmistress, ae­ meet, which comes in April. is that ''it will give some of the l!ltu- eligible to :register in one or more of com panied by her husband. There One of the main features of the dents an opportunity to visit one of these classes: will be many other distinguished meet will be an attempt on the part Florida's finest colleges and enjoy a Class A. SOLO: guests present, lending a true literary of the contestants to establish new week-end on its campus." Vocal, piano, organ, string, wood- atmosphere to the occasion. At 8 p. m. records for the 110-yard course, it be­ Prof. Jaynes has sent the following wind and brass. the Girls' Glee Club will hold their ing the first time that an official con­ open letter to the high school prind- Class B. VOCAL ENSEMBLE: recital. test has been held under the Florida pals over the state: Duet (boys, girls or boys and girls). Friday, February 19th, will be A. A. U. Dear Principals: Trio (boys, girls or mixed), known as the Rollins College Day at I want to take this opportunity to Quartet (boys, girls or mixed). the Sub.Tropical Fair at Orlando. Stuhldreher to Coach extend to you an invitation for repre- Glee clubs (boys or girls). Another feature will be the laying of sentatives of your high school to par- Class C. INSTRUMENTAL ENSEM- Harry Stuhldreher, all-American the cornerstone of the new Phi Alpha quarterback from Notre Dame and one ticipate in the greatest musical event BLE: Frate1·nity House, which will in all of the famed "four horsemen," has of the State of Florida, to be held on Trio. probability be a very impressive cere­ the campus of Rollins College, Winter Quartet. been approached for the coaching job mony and will mark the beginning C'f Park, Florida. Your school should be- High School orchestra. at New York University. No negotia­ a happy future for its members. At tions have as yet been made. How­ come vitally interested in this contest 8.30 p. m. there will be a Woman's ever, Stuhldreher declares he will be for at least one of the following Club program and dance. reasons: willing to tackle a coaching job after On Saturday, February 21st, there he is graduated next spring. 1. It will give an added interest to will be an Alumni Association meeting the development of music in general at 9.30 a. m. at Carnegie Hall and a Co-eds Opposed to Drinking throughout the State of Florida. luncheon at 12.20. There will be a Co-eds at the University of Wiscon- 2. It will give an added interest to Rollins-Winter Park Founders' Day ~t .. have gone on record as being op• music in your school as nothing else the Palms at 2 p. m., the Robert J. pl,,:)ed to drinking by the men students, can do. Sprague Oratorical Contest at 7.15 but refuse to ostracize those who SYBIL BAUER at 4 p. m. at Knowles Hall. Two THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR Friday, February 13, 1925

day can tell the composition, age, tem­ Official plans for students hall rJf students to American universities, perature and course of a start. Our fifteen stories were recently made saying that American college courses Q}lJr ~anhnpur own sun is only one of these planets public at Columbia University. are inefficient and degrees are ob­ "STICK TO IT" and it is traveling along with the tained too easily. What do you knor Eatabllshed in 1894 with the followln~ edi­ earth at the rate of 20,000 miles per The Ku Klux Klan held a large about that ?-Emory Wheel. ..__ torial: "UnRssuming yet murhty, sharp and l)ainted, second. Our earth travels 400,000,000 meeting on the outskirts of Princeton, well-rounded yet many-sided, assiduously tena• miles per year and yet many centuries N. J., recently, and decided to recruit cloua, yet as gritty and energetic aa its name If students marry at Baylor Col• implies, victorious in single combat and there­ must elapse before any real changes some members from the university fore without a (Jeer, wonderfully attractive and lege, the couple are forced by a extensive in circulation ; all these will be found take place in the universe. student ranks. PRINCETON, how­ faculty degree to spend a year's hon­ upon Investigation to be among the extraordi­ "These astounding facts help people ever, was of different mind and ac­ nary Qualitiea of The Sandspur." eymoon outside of the college. to realize how utterly insignificant ia corded the kleager such a warm re­ At Wellesley they manage these their lifetime," said Dr. Stetson, "and ception that the police force was com­ things differently. The college gives may be compared to a flash oI light pelled to come to the aid of the In­ a course in love and marriage. The in a darkened cathedral that might visible Empire. lovelorn and heart broken student at reveal only a minute part of ' ,the Wellesley receives first aid right on cathedral for an infinitesimal length John H. Ralls, blind student at Ohio the campus. of time." State University, does not allow his Dr. Stetson closed his address with blindness to shut him off from the some interesting facts of the sun. outside world. For three years he has Have No Mascot "Never has science been so prominent attended stock performances religi­ New York University- The univer­ and physicists, chemists and astrono­ ously, and seldom misses an athletic sity Is without a mascot. A plan ~o mers are now all working together. event. It is said that after attending purchase a real live elephant for a Aside from the commercial advantages a baseball game, he can minutely de­ mascot failed. of science, it has a broadening effect scribe every play. on our points of view and helps us to Student (to waitress in restaurant, realize the significance of the universe The Wildcat gives out son1e inter­ after vainly scanning the menu)­ and the really great things of the esting dope on bobbed hair as an an­ Have you got frog legs? . world." cient institution. Bobbed hair was Waitress- No indeed I It's rheu­ adopted by women in England of the mati m that makes me walk this way. EXCHANGES highest social position 300 years ago. Year 1624-Indians sell Manhattan They persisted in it until their men Nearly 500 freshmen at the Uni~ folks, and even royalty, were driven TilE STAFF Island for a case of whiskey. versity of Illinois devoured 350 ice Year 1924-Citizens off er to swap almost frantic. They "viewed with cream bars, 325 doughnuts and got alarm" the "insolence of our women, EDITOR back.-Amherst Lord Jeff. away with 1600 cigarettes at their and thyre wearing of brode brimmtd first smoker of the year. Hm.rnn s. PARKER hats, pointed doublets, thyre haire cut ANN.A.BETH WILSON, GENE BUZZELL, Associate There are three pairs of brothers Editors in the backfield of the Bucknell Uni­ short or shorn." Doctor-You have acute appendi­ EDWARD E1cnsTADT, Advertising Manager versity football team and this triangle dicitis. The ministry of education of China Fair One-Oh doctor, don't flatter DEPARTMENT EDITORS includes twins. C,UtPUS--Billie Mulligan is opposing the sending of Chinese me. JoKEs--Dickie Dickson The University of Minnesota's new SOCIETY--Eleanor Pressey, Virginia Davis, Caro- lyn Mitchell stadium was recently opened. It seats EXCHAl'ICE--Ray Moro and D. B. McKay 55,000 persons. It is being financed SrORTS--Carolyn Mitchell out of a two-million dollar fund pledg­ CONBERVATORY--Wilifr d Carswell ed by students, faculty, and alumni FEATURE--Fay Hall. Paul Hilliard of the university.-Minn. Daily. The students in the Department of Journalism will cooperate with the Staff. The girl students at Cardiff College SUBSCRIPTION PRICE have enjoyed their first smoker. Only Students' Per Year 3.oo girls more than five feet, four inches Single Cooy------_...... -··$ . 10 tall were admitted. All wore men's Entered as second-class matter Nov. 24th, clothes, some wore plus fours, others 1915, at the Postoflice at Winter Park, Flor­ ida, under the Act of March 3rd, 1879. business suits and a few evening clothes. Supplies Member Florida Collegiate Press Association. The smoker concluded with a mock Member South Florida Press Association. Member National Editorial Association movie, "Why Boys Leave Home." None of the girls smoked pipes. DR. STETSON'S TALK A Specialty Homer Hazel, aged 29, senior at The "Total Eclipse of January 24" Rutgers, has in his brief life achieved was the subject of an ad~res~ by Dr. marriage, 3 children, success as a Stetson of Harvard Umve~sity la5t 'farmer, stardom on the gridiron and Thursday in chapel. This recent mention as first All American end last eclipse was the cause of much excite- season by Walter Camp. He is taking WE have everything for the student in our ment in the New England States, as engineering. newly established retail department in the the sun was totally covered in that way of supplies. Included in our stock are such section. "Contrary to general belief," Yale recently defeated Harvard in said Dr. Stetson, "this eclipse was not a cross-word puzzle contest held nt items as graph paper, ruled paper, plain paper, exactly on time, but was three sez- the Hotel Roosevelt. pencils, ink, loose-leaf notebooks and fillers, and onds late." The cause for a total many other supplies for your use. We are also eclipse is explained by the fact that According to figures recently com. the moon gets directly in the path of piled Amherst has a larger percenta.~e prepared to furnish paper punched for odd-sized the sun's rays at a certain time of the of its graduates in "Who's Who in loose-leaf notebooks. year and thus cuts off all light on America" than any other institution. certain sections of the surface of the She has 869 out of 10,000. Wesleyan earth. It has been determined that is second with 698. Yale is seventh, the longest possible eclipse can only Cornell is tenth, Princeton is eleventh last seven minutes and 68 seconds. and Columbia is sixteenth in the list. Call on us for "Thus," went on Dr. Stetson, "all the Amherst has produced thirty-two information the scientists can obtain college preeidents. must be gotten in this short space of your needs time." The fact that the sclipse of McDonald-Do you know any more the sun is total in only small sections wise ones? on the earth is explained by the fa.ct Blevins-No, but there Armour.­ that the moon's shadow is only 100 Hornet. miles wide. This shadow moves 3,000 miles per hour. Queen of Spain-My gracious r The Dr. Stetson stressed the fact that baby has a pain in his stomach! i THE ROLLINS PRESS we on earth cannot be disinterested Attendant-Call for the secretary in the other planets and stars of the of the interior.-Davidsonian. HAMILTON BUILDING universe as these are constantly effect­ ing our lives in some manner or other. Bob-When a dog's lungs are ex­ WINTER PARK He then told us that the facts discov­ amined under the microscope, what is ered by scientists are wonderful and seen? yet those left to be discovered are Guy-Give it up. II more wonderful. The scienitst of to- Bob-The seat of his pants. O•- r~~-a-a-~-a-~-o- .._...,_a_a-~- ·- .... Friday, February 13, 1925 THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR Three

Among those enjoying the symptoms Please refrain from asking Anna­ of "Mr. Flu" are: Edith Draa and beth the circumstances which caused Mrs. Hart. It seems that Cloverleaf her downfall and banged-up chin. It is bound that it shall not have a Dean really is embarrassing. of Women. Girls at Boston University who are Cloverleaf wishes to extend thanks training for sports must not smoke to the serenaders of Sunday night. and must get at least eight hours of Here's hoping they come again. sleep per night. Six infractions of the ROLLINS FOLLIES OF 1925 kept the girls in a hilarious state sleeping rule will be allowed, but the throughout the evening. The room On Friday, the 13th, one of the big­ t rule on smoking must never be broken. gest campus events of the year was was decorated with little red hearts, A reS ful time was had by all those put on by the Women's Athletic As­ giving to the gathering the atmosphere who motored to Miami. I! you get of a valentine party. Delicious re- the meaning. The University of Chicago intra­ sociation. The Rollins Follies, which mural department has introduced was supervised by Miss Jones, di­ freshments, Cloverleaf-prepared, were served, and an evening of fun was Remembrances of the B. 0. M. days horseshoe as a. regular sport, and i.-.i rector of women's athletics, was the conducting a tournament between the brought to a close. The guests in- were brought back by a picnic at M..1d first event that the Women's Athletic fraternities. A sociation has put on this year. Pro­ eluded: Althea Miller, Lucille Pipcorn, Lake Sunday afternoon. Two of the ceeds from the affair will go toward Frances Vallette, ~illard Hosack, charter members of the B. 0. M.'s were :financing the women's sports for the Margaret Johnson, Edithe Draa, Freda Co-ed (at football game): Hold him, rest of the year and also for buying Kuebler, Florence McKay, Gladys present. Ralph; I know you can. the letters and sweaters. An admis­ Wilkinson, Treva Lou Blanton, Mand sion fee of 76 cents was charged. Davis, Vivian Heide, Eura Lee Du­ -_•_L_•_-_•-_•-_•_-_•_-~•-_•_-_~_-_n______•-_o_-_•-~ After the follies there was a dance. rance, Ellen Lersh and Louise Fergu- •_•• __- ______WHERE YOU GET THE BEST Music was furnished by the college son. orchestra. The gym was decorated in Valentine fashion and all participants Hildegarde Robinson, Mrs. Earle l in the Follies danced in costume, Robinson of Haines City, Virginia IOc The seven acts spelled out R-0-L­ Nagel of Melbourne and Marcia Con­ SANDWICHES L-l-N-S. verse of Frostproof were Phi Omega The program for the evenin was guests over the week-end. as follows: R-Skaters' d.ance: Ruth Richie, Doro­ The engagement of Eva Jones and Normal Lloyd has been announced.• ,.... ______JOHNSTON'S CASH CORNER..,. __ _ thy Grey, Sylvia Perez, Hilda Perez, Maria LaFleure, Frances Both were students of Rollins last ' - ' - a •v Baker, Bertina Congdon, Louise year. -·-·-·-·-·-·- -· ·- - - - • - -■- - -,-·-·-·...... • Holland, Violet Sutherland. 0-Pierrot and Pierrette: Grace Ja­ Lucile Pipcorn has as her guest PERSONS & HILL, Inc. quith and Eleanor Pressey. her sister, Estelle Pipcorn, of Sarasota. L-April: Sylvia Perez, Violet Suth­ erland, Gladys Wilkinson, Fay Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear One fair damsel was heard to re­ Hall, Willifred Carswell and An­ mark that all the "cute" boys were nabeth Wilson. Watch this apace weekly for our on the basketball trip ? ? Ain't love L--Sense and Nonsense: Virginia Da­ grand???? vis and Eloise Arms. SPECIALS I-Pavlowa Gavotte: Ruth Richie and Violet Sutherland. Cloverleaf is all fl.ustrated about the N-Clown Dance: Willard Hosack, arrival of two new boys from New Ladies' Nu Silk, Linen Louise Ferguson, Dora Gaston, York. Margaret Johnson, Lucille Pip------­ korn, Freda Kuebler, Gertrude Broadcloth and Voile Dresses Ward, Althea Miller, Annie Camp­ bell, Emily Whitmore, Alice Port­ ner, Treva Lou Blanton, Carolyn 1'JaN Mitchell. $8.50 Values $5.95 S-A Little Bit of Broadway: Dickie .TJaf,M llf/wlllMid• Dickson, Billie Mulligan, Grace Jaquith, Eva Thompson, Charlotte W. H. Schultz Sizes 16 to 46---all colors Foster, Eddie Parkinson, Ruth DOWN TOWN Richie. 28 EAST CHURCH STREt.l ORLANDO, FLORIDA .&~.. -- .. -..------·------,~:• SIGMA PHI Last Sunday morning the Sigma PARK INN . . -·-•-I- ■- ■-■ -111,_,,.~ -L-1 ♦~♦ Phi's were up betimes and enjoyed a INVITES YOU ---·-·-·- breakfast by moonlight at the family FLOWER BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY tree. It was quite a novel experience Winter Park, Florida HAMILTON HOTEL to be eating bacon and eggs while the •-• - _ •• old man in the moon and the stars REAL ESTATE INSURANCE RENTALS looked serenely down upon the soulful ~•!«M_,.____ .,. ____ a•- ..a..---0--0--0 .. _.,a" __ , --a.Qt ~---• -----•--•--•---.,,"__ , ______..,,,_ _ _, .,.• __ , __ ,,__.,," ______... __ Q • .. 1 1 11 and unlifted countenances of the pic­ JOHNSON'S nickers. However, this did not last I -II- - -11-W - - ■- - -• --- cao- - -o long, for in due time they were filled (the picnickers, not the celestial BARBER SHOP O'NEAL-BRANCH COMPANY bodies) and had gone back to that Winter Park, Florida (lacorporated) land of slumber from whence they had Successors to Curtis & O'Neal and W. S. Branch Bookstores been awakened by the voice of Violet's ._____ ..,.. ______..,. alarm clock, and when again they s.woke the sun was shining down i11 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS all its glory, the truth of which state­ BONDS RENTALS ment can be proved by several ,nm­ 33.35 EAST Pl.NE STREET burnt iirla. 0 R L A N D O :: F L O R I D A Dickie, Gladys and Eleanor etartGd A. Maxwell Sloan on a quest of oranges, but as the inmatel!I of every hou~e at which they 6-4------... tried to buy some were fast asleep, they just naturally did without. ( Gig­ Winter Park's Winter Park Lumber and Supply gle that off.) This affair was enjoyed by the Sig­ Leading Company ma Phiers and the honoree, Helen Wainwright. INSUROR Dealer, in all kinda of To celebrate Margaret Johnson's birthday, a number of girls from Cloverleaf met in Carolyn Mitchell's INSURANCE AND Building Materials room for the evening of February 4. REAL ESTATE Phone 593 R. R. and Canton Avenue A program of clever stunt! and talks Four THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR Friday, February 13, 1925

Our pledge to you, Rollins, Things That a College Student tangle them again. Also they would You set the pace. Should Know make quite a stack. onservatory We'll give our hearts to Cloverleaf, One pound of Swiss cheese contains And we'll root along for Chase. 468 holes. An investigation of the libra1· N.otes A toast to you, Rollins, The phrase, "Heo gew flooly wang maintained at fraternity houses at the Sing out the cheer! moo" means "No" in Chinese. University of Mis ouri showed that A rousing toast to the place we boast, In Italy, the holes extracted frolll sev ral have as many as 600 volumes. Rollins, we're here! doughnuts are used to fill macaroni. When soaked in bicarbonate of Students of the University of In­ Now, there's old Osceola metocarphiliwhiz, old lamp shad~s diana must file application for the In his happy hunting land, make lovely frosting for cake. purpose of operating cars in Bloom­ Rollins College He can see our gold and blue If Japan were of larger area than ington, where the university is situ­ Waving o'er the spot he knew. France, France would be the sam SCHOOL OF MUSIC & FINE ARTS at ed. The moral and scholastic record So-here's-to-you! size as it is today. Winter Park, Florida May Rollins ever stand I If all the Fords manufactured in of the student is taken into considera- Annual Concert You are our alma mater a year were stacked one on top of tion by the committee on student af­ GIRLS' GLEE CLUB And we your chosen band. another, nobody would be able to un- fairs, which decides on the question. Assisted by We'll give up booze, we'll pay our due!, Boys' Glee Club Watch our step and mind our cues. Knowles Hall- Thursday evening, For we're with you here( Feb. 19, 1925, eight o'clock So raise a cheer I Rah I Rah I PROGRAM The Pioneer Store Loathe to Goe (1601) .... Old English Our pledge to you, Rollins, G. N. DENNING, Proprietor Phone 405 Care Flies from the Lad That is You set the pace. Merry ...... Old Melody We'll give our hearts to Cloverleaf Sweet o' the Year ...... Salter And we'll root along for Chase. Fancy Groceries Girls' Club A toast to you, Rollins, Sing out the cheer( The Silver Ring ...... Chaminade and Everything Good to Eat Sail White Dreams ...... Risher A rousing toast to the place we boa!t, Robin, Robin, Sing Me a Song. Spross Rollins, we're here! Ruth Amy, Soprano -Rena Cary Sheffield. Ci Quartet- Secrets ...... Smith •~•a Sweet and Low ..... Barnby "Think of those Spaniards going Raymond Redding, Philip Reece, two thousand miles on a galleon!" Paul Hilliard, Homer Parker "Aw, you can't believe all you hear Rockin' in de Win' ...... Neidlinger about those foreign cars."-Black and Were I a King!...... Oley Speaks Blue-Jay. Men's Club BUSH'S PLACE Marion Mulligan, Selected Water basketball is one of the games Dawn ...... Pearl Curren played in the intra-mural meets at the Ha added the moat complete line of Lazy Song ...... Lawson-Gaines Northwestern University this year. Come Where the Lilies Bloom, MAGAZINES Thompson WINTER PARK CHURCHES in town Girls' Club Girls' Club- C. L. Jaynes, conducting. Methodist Episcopal Church Men's Club- Edna Wallace, conducting Corner Boulevard Interlachen Accompanists - Lucile Waters, Vir- & Sodas, Candies, Cigars ginia Richardson and Ray Moore. Rev. H. Ingbam, D. D. 10:00 A. M. Sunday School Cigarettes and Tobacco ROLLINS' ROUSER There are classes for all ages. Mr. Schultz will be glad to register you (To be sung to the music of the "Ohio AGENT FOR Wesleyan Alma Mater Song) and to see that you get in the right O! We are with you, Rollins, class. Potter's Home Made Candies The college up to par. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Take it steady day and night, 6:46 P. M. Young Peoples' meeting. We will say you are just right. 7:30 P.M. Evening Service. TELEPHONE 435 So- here's-to-you! When we are near or far Episcopal Church You are the alma mater Corner Lyman & Interlachen .,,_I_._... __ ._.._ - -01-~1-~-ll-~-II-IJ_II_II_ -g-qa We'll follow as our star. Rev. J. B. Thomas, Ph. D. For tough exams we'll fall in line: Morning worship--11 a. m. Sport and learning we'll combine. WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR Old Rollin~, we are here! Sunday School-9 :45 a. m. So raise a cheer! Rahl Rahl Special services as announced. Pre -Certified Checks Congregational Church WHICH ARE PROVING VERY POPULAR Comer New England & Interlachen It is the most convenient "Student Money" there is and has proven Rev. C. A. Vincent, D. D. very satisfactory in other college towns to both the students and bank. Morning worship-11 a. m. We will be pleased to explain these checks to you. Sunday School-9 :46 a. m. Christian Endeavor-7;00 p. m. The Bank of Winter Park Baptist Church Rev. U. E. Reid Morning worship--11 a. m. • ••-n_,_,_,_n_:a_r..-a_a_O

FOODS. Special Party Ordera 0 0 F1 I 'll e d Promptly. Phone 624 ••~------• - - •-----:• O•••- 1• ~~ ...... ~~,...... ~. JOSEPH BUMBY HARDWARE CO. D~ II-D-ll!-~~---11-11- ■ -I•~♦ Dealers iti Best Shoe Repairing in the State Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Paints, Oils, Right Here in Winter Park. Rwonable Oiarees Sporting Goods, Building Material, ell". Winter Park Shoe Hospital STORES: Back of Schultz'• ORLANDO WINTER PARK WINTER GARDEN, FLORIDA ~'-•--•------•-.ac-N■-■.... J--a-----•6 - ,_,.~4iliiiirC - ~ - m- u-a- u - IJ- a - CJ- a - a- u - ~ - a• Friday, February 13, 1925 THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR Five

4. That it is best to be idealisti.:!; Reso1utions at Duke Are Hard on nish clips; and with all manner f}f that it is best to be practical; that a Barbers heathenish and unornamental tonsorial middle course is safest. Last week at a mass meeting of the barbarisms. 5. That there were once two Irish­ students of Duke University several Be it Further Resolved, That we men. resolutions were unanimously adopted assembledt do hereby agree and con­ with ringing cheers of applause. Fol­ sent to eliminate and abolish shaving The royalties from the oil wells on lowing is a copy of these resolutions: of the face, eschewing all implements, the University of Texas campus will including razors, pen knives, shears, Largest University "Resolved, That this organization amount to about two hundred tho11- be known as the F. B. C. Beaver Club. lawnmowers, and sickles, and other The University of London is the sand dollan annually. The money will devices commonly used for the above­ largest university in the world, hav­ And whereas, The time for mid­ go into the university's permanent term Examinations is near at handt mentioned purpose, until the aforesaid ing more colleges affiliated with it endowment fund and the interest for Examinations are over." than any other. These colleges oc­ and whereas we realize that an incal­ the construction of the new buildings. The high sign of the Few-Baum­ cupy at present not less than 212 culable amount of tiine, trouble and acres.-University News. inconvenience may be saved, in order Cranford Beaver Club can not be di­ Three co-eds were dismissed from that we may more diligently pursue vulged to the public. The password, the University of Indiana last term however, goes something like this: His arm around her neck, half drag­ knowledge in preparation for the for petty larceny. 11Hey, Brother Beaver;,, answer: ging, half carrying her to the par­ aforesaid Examinations, and Whereas those persons of the oppo­ "Beaver Brother Jn son's he kicked vigorously at the door Lafayette College has chosen the site sex have seen fit to mar their and when the parson came, he de­ leopard as its mascot. A akin has beauty by the severing of their locJG; Blevins--Just because you're a ham manded: "Do you tie knots?" been ordered and is to be worn by 11 with shingle-bobs, boyish trims. man- don't think you are Swift. Why yes," said the parson. some unfortunate freshman at all of "Then tie a good one on this heifer the games played on the home field. calf of yours. She's about ruined my garden."-Exchange. It costs but $7 a month to go to school in China, tuition, board and Business Directory . Students at the University of Colo­ rooms included. Of this amount, the ~ ~ :•:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::. .:::::::::::::::::::::\:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: rado who cause a disturbance in the largest items of expenditure is for the library are reported to the dean, and purchase of books. if found guilty are deprived of the use of the library for a certain period WHITE ROSE STUDIOS DR. J. F. GARDNER "That girl reminds me of a packing MODERN PORTRAITS KODAK FINISHING of time. house." "How's that?,, C. L. WHITE, Manager OVER The students at Ohio State Uni­ "Well, when you get your Armour 24 South Oran1re Orlando, Florida Gary's Pharmacy versity received 2 ½ tons of mail in 'round her, she's Swift Company." a single week, according to reports 6 ·•---t>,_..1~()~~---~...... ~.:• given out at the Fifth avenue station Members of the junior class of New which is the largest post office in the York University carry canes instead THE SELF HOUSE city. WINTER PARK BAKERY of paddles. It is claimed that canes A Home-Like Place Excellent Cuisine MOST COMPLETE LINE OF last longer than paddles and are much I Subscribers of $250 or more to the more effective. GEORGE L YNIS, Proprietor BAKERY PRODUCTS Stadium-Union Memorial fund at the WINTER PARK, FLORIDA IN WINTER PARK University of Oklahoma will receive •:•~~~I 1.-.t..-,c,,.-..1~~1 life-time seat privileges in the new <--•--···· stadium.

A small girl who had been allowed to play with a neighbor's dog recently STUDY at HOME for EXTRA CREDITS acquired one of her own. "Now," she More than 450 courses in History, Enilish, Mathematics,Chemistry, announced with satisfaction, "I have a Zoology, Modem Languages, Econom1cs, Philosophy, Sociology, etc., dog of my own-not just a step-dog." are given by correspondence. Learn how the credit they yield may be applied on your college program. Catalog describing courses fully will be furnished on request. Write today. Memorial hall dining-room at Har­ vard University, long notorious for tEbt llnibtrsitp of Cbita:go bad food, has finally been closed. I 915 1!:LLIS HALL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

French 3 students at Washburn were given a cross-word puzzle to work over the holidays, each word in it being a French one. .: ... GLO-CO. SCISSORS Enrollment of American colleges will total more than 300,000 this year. Columbia claims the largest quota, Stop borrowing your next door with 36,000 students. "Educates" room mate's scissors

A trip to Los Angeles by way of the Hair Seattle, with all expenses paid, is of­ ORANGE HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO. fered as a prize by the University of A few drops WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Minnesota to the student who sells the greatest number of Gophers, the before school · university year book. · keeps the hair More than 950 men played on base­ ball teams at the University of Wis­ combed all conein last year. day. Refresh­ REAL ESTATE and RENTALS An automatic receptacle for filling ing, pleasing. 'lJu fountain pens has recently been in­ clrac countMI and. ba.rber stalled in one of the main halls of llhop1 9"'ttWh6l'e. WINTER PARK LAND COMPANY the University of Montana. The foun­ tain pen fl.Iler ie of simple construc­ Phone 421 REALTORS Office: East Park Ave. tion, appearing as a miniature caAh register and f urnishetJ ink to the titu­ lO·CO (Gloss-Comb) 1------_..------··· dents free of charge, THE ORIGINAL Proposes the Western Reserve LIQUID HAIR DRESS FOR AHLGRIM & LYTLE Weekly ( Cleveland, Ohio) : Card To Be Handed To Pros­ Real Men and Boys : v pective Chapel Speakers ------~------We are aware: Mail cOupon and lOo for generous CHEVROLET 1. trial bottle. Normany Products Co., That it ~}u:ills you to gaze 65U M~A-r,.Loa Ancelea, 0al. • upon our eages young faces. SALES AND SERVICE 2. That you didn't have such a ... nice chapel when you went to school. WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 3. That we are the leaders of the 6"______..,.. ______~-o next generation. Six THE ROI.LINS SANDSPUR Friday, February 13, 1925

A Chinese Glee Club Two Minus Fire A way the arms of a young man. The University of Ohio has a Chi­ PRINCETON ELEVEN WILL LO.SE "B-A-N-G!" went the rifles at the "Oh," she said, "I was frightened by nese Glee Club under the direction of 13 MEN - Headline in New Y o-:.·k maneuvers. the rifles-I beg your pardon." Cheng Me Sun, a graduate of Shan­ Times. "0ooooo!' 'screamed the pretty girl "Not at all," replied the young man, tung. -a nice, decorous, surprised little "let's go over and watch the artill ·y." New York University had a most scream. She stepped backwards into -Mink. "Swear" original mascot at a recent game. It "Sure." was a baby elephant and it was so •~----a~o-u~..,...~..-..•~~•~"~l..-...:,....,.,~,.-...141111M)~l._..t,~,~~I "Smoke?" young that it was necessary to bring "Sure." it to the field in an ambulance. Get in the Swim- 11 I "Drink ? "Sure." Breathes there a girl with soul so I Wear a JANTZEN Swimn1.in2 Suit "Pet?" dead, who never to her sheik hath I and be in the swim. We carry a good line in Ladies', Misses' I "Sure. Now strut your stuff and said- When do we eat? i and children's sizes. stop asking questions."- Washington Dirge. Photographer-Do you want a small or a large picture? DRY GOODS LADIES' WEAR Sid-Seriously speaking, this mis­ Bostwick-Small, please. I LE EDY'S I DOWN TOWN tletoe works wonders. Photographer - Then close your I•:• - II - - .,_...... ,.....,{...... C .~ ...... ij ~~C----(,._,,•,.,_.i,-.-,..~...... l .... l ) .....1 .),_.l.,._.l.__.l_.....,l~ \.....,_t..,.t!• Army-Sure, it's the berries.-Pur­ mouth. ple Cow. The University of Nevada has abol­ Handle This With Your Cigarette ished cuts for seniors and junio!.·s. ❖ --iD.F~-K-EE · z-EL-- · --1 Holder The ruling is in recognition of the Fatima on a Camel upperclassmens' sense of responsibil­ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE With Herbert Tareyton ity and seriousness.-Exchange. I Rode out to Chesterfield, where lo! TELEPHONE 616 ' •••, ~,....~(~~~~1,.....0,_,l~~•~l,.._.l,,,_.t~l,..... « ~ c~O---l...... ~.,.._.,U•- · ...... ,,__~ ►:f The game had just begun. As many as 200 footballs are used up in a single season at some of the The other side was winning, larger colleges and universities. Which Herbie didn't like, But still he staked the Camel Six fraternities and eight sororities Upon a Lucky Strike. have been blacklisted by the senior committee o:f the student organization UNION Alas! the English Ovals at the University of Nebraska, because Blue Boared straight thru the air of "wild parties." Into the Benson-Hedges STATE BANK And Deity! stuck there! Any girl can be gay in a classy coupe, 'WINTER PARK, FLORIDA In a taxi, they all can be jolly, Yes, Herbie he bet heavy, But the girl worth while is the one And now that Herbie's broke, that can smile Fatima, she's forsook him; When you're taking her home on the Resources Over lfolf Million Moral: Men--don't smoke. trolley. Dol1ars -The Boston Beanpot. A Familiar Code Minnesota University now publishes A Chicago salesman who had chang­ Depository for State, County and the largest university newspaper in ed to his heavy underwear was making City J.lunds the world, according to reports from a trip through the South, where he that institution, having the largest found some warm weather. Accord­ circulation, greatest amount of college ingly he sent his wife the following "Service T~mpe.... ed with reading and most substantial adver­ telegram: 1 tising of any college daily newspaper. ' S0SBVDPDQ." Safety"

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