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Sandspur, Vol. 44 No. 14, January 25, 1939

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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol. 44 No. 14, January 25, 1939" (1939). The Rollins Sandspur. 541. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/541 Support Oldest College Rollins Sandspur Newspaper jaoiuns andspur VOLUME 44 (Z-107) (Weekly Student Newspaper) WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2.5. 1939 (Omplete Campus Coverage) NUMBER 14 Fourth Annuall'Barchester Towers' Scores Trofessor Quiz' to Be Presented On Radio Church Releases $31,000 Economic Meetrit; Lockhart Is Director George Fuller Will Ask Students Questions Barchester Towers: A Victorian comedy in three acts, by Thomas Mortgage Held on Campus; Job. Directed by Dorothy Lockhart. Annie Russell Theater. Professor Quiz, the man of a Is Held Here CAST thousand queries appears on the Ethelbert Stanhope Henry Stryker Rollins Variety Hour next week in Madeline Neroni Julie Trowbridge College Now Free of Ties the person of George Fuller, com­ ^ Important Conference To Be Dr. Stanhope Newton Merrill ' Held on Rollins Campus Mr. Arabin Lloyd George petent master of ceremonies and Starting Thursday Morning Mrs. Bold „ „ Elfreda Winant originator of many of the year's Congregational Church Gave Bishop Proudie B. M. Wherrette outstanding programs. Texas U. Student Does Mrs. Proudie ^... Dana Harris Memorial Service Money When Rollins Was Mr. Slope Charles Mendell Plans call for the program, Away With Carburetor In Need of Assistance I Leading Economists A Gentleman Buel Trowbridge which will pit the masterminds of Join in Discussions Butler Rhea Smith the Rollins Key Society against Is Held For Dean Austin, Texas—(ACP) — At­ Guests Aldine Baker, Barbara Brown, Dudley Darling, William Webb the worldly experience of the In­ tention, automobile dealers! A No Interest Asked President Holt, Dr. Melcher By J. D. H., Jr. ternational Relations Club mem­ Campbell in Chapel University of Texas student is about to show you how to run a On 43 Year Old Loan The Annie Russell Company, under the direction of Miss Dorothy bers, to be held in the Annie Rus­ And Deans Will Preside sell Theatre, with a student audi­ car without a carburetor. Over Group Meetings Lockhart again produced a stage hit when they presented "Barchester President Holt, Faculty and Towers" in the college theater last Friday and Saturday. ence and judges to give the pro­ Dollars and mileage leaking Vice - President Grover Con­ fessional touch. Never before have we seen a Students Speak WordJs of out of faulty carburetors may cludes Negotiations With The Fourth Annual Economic play staged so beautifully and pro­ While the judges are checking Praise for Beloved Dean soon be wiped off the slate by Officials in New York Conference, sponsored by Rollins fessionally on the Annie Russell up on the scores the Beanery Ralph E. Powers of Austin, 25- Waiters under the capable leader­ year-old graduate student at College, -with the Winter Park Stage. It is probably one of the Religious Meeting Last Sunday afternoon a Memo­ ship of Dick Rodda will render rial Vesper service was held in the the University, who for eight The Congregational Education Property Owner's Association co­ most difficult plays to act and produce that has been presented several new musical numbers. Knowles Chapel for Charles At­ months has been working on a Society has released the 1 o n g- operating, opens at the Annie Rus­ Comes to Close as rival device to the carburetor. here. Last year, the company While no list of participants was wood Campbell, former dean of the standing mortgage of $31,000 which sell Theatre on January 26th at available at press time, and the In the engineering building's scored a big hit with "Romantic Chapel. it has held on Rollins College questions had not yet been formu­ noisy machine shop here, his ten-thirty in the morning. The Age" a light and fast moving Leaders Go North Grace Terry of the class of 1937 for the past forty-three years, it lated there's no doubt that this device, a "mechanical injector," conference will consist of seven comedy with plenty of youth and started the services by the reading program will offer the students a is housed. A small apparatus was announced today by Dr. Ham­ sessions, the last two held at the pep. "Barchester Towers", how­ of a prayer which the Dean had Noted Churchmen Leave Aft­ chance once more to enjoy the made of stainless steel, the me­ ilton Holt, President of the college. ever, is a completely different play written several years ago; this Winter Park Women's Club on er Four-Day Discussion of thrill of participating as a respon­ chanical injector will surpass the The college is especially indebted and depends entirely on ultra-so­ was followed by the responsive Saturday, January 28th. sive audience. carburetor in both economy and to Dr. William F. Frazier, execu­ phistication which calls for over Christian, Jewish Problems reading of a Litany, also written Dr. William C. Melcher will pre­ Any questions submitted by stu­ efficiency and will be almost acting. It takes" an accomplished by Dr. Campbell, lead by Rebecca tive vice-president of the Board side over the first session Thurs­ dents suitable for use on this pro­ foolproof as far as wearing out and well directed actor to over-act The first religious conference Coleman Holt of the class of 1934. of Home Missions of Congrega­ day morning at ten-thirty when gram will be used and the con­ is concerned. Powers believes. a part when necessary without _ held on the Rollins cam-pus in four Alan Taulbee of last year's grad­ tional and Christian Churches; Dr. the topic for discussion will be tributor's name mentioned in the making the fact too pparent to years came to a close Sunday uating class then read excerpts Transportation Problems. Dr. Tru­ broadcast. William T. Boult, its treasurer; man C Bigham, Professor of Eco­ morning after a four-day session from the various sermons which and the Reverend H. W. Gates, its On a par with the very clever in which noted religious leaders, n Campbell had delivered in nomics at the University of Florida general secretary, for their gener­ acting were the settings designed students, and faculty members the Chapel. The excerpts were Dr. Coffin to Give will lead the discussion "The Rail­ Symphony Orchestra ous cooperation. road Problem and Its Place in the by Newton Merrill. Two scenes participated. Gives Second Concert chosen to show the fine philoso­ All Embracing Question of Na­ were used, an interior set for the Rev. A. Morgan Noyes of New phical and religious ideals of this Sermon in Chapel; Some time ago President Holt first and third acts, and a garden York City, Father Edward L. Dean of men. and his former assistant, the Rev­ tional Transportation." "A Rail­ Alexander Bloch Conducts road Executive" is the topic set for the second act. The audi­ Stephens of Richmond, Va., and President Holt delivered a short erend William S. Beard, opened Colonel William J. Wilgus, Con­ ence at the Friday night perform­ Rabbi Morris Lazaron of Balti­ Program for Tonight personal tribute, and also read Dr. Lazaron Speaks ne^tiations to have the mortgage sultant Engineer will discuss. ance which we witnessed applaud­ more, Md., led discussions stress­ messages from the three churches agreement cancelled. During Vice- ed both sets. In the interior scene ing "The Relations of Protestants, This evening at eight o'clock, Thursday afternoon at two in which Dr. Campbell had served President Grover's recent stay in we noticed that the walls had been Catholics and Jews." A series of music lovers of Central Florid; President of Union Seminary o'clock Dean Winslow S. Anderson before he came to this campus. Dr. New York City, the final negotia­ painted evenly and not in large classroom lectures were held in will hear the second concert given To Deliver Sunday Talk; will preside during the discussion Richard Burton gave his tribute as tions were concluded with the re­ blots as is usually the case with the classes of Professors France, by the Symphony Orchestra of of The Transportation System. Mr. a friend and fellow-professor of Students Participate sult that the Congregational Board the student productions. The fur­ Feuerstein and Trowbridge Friday Central Florida under the direc­ D. B. Robertson, president of Lo- the Dean. He was followed by generously agreed to cancel the niture was appropriate to the and Saturday mornings. tion of Alexander Bloch in the Next Sunday moraing the Rev­ mortgage without payment, and comotive firemen and engineers Charlotte Stienhans and then by times and the lighting was up to The initial conference session, Winter Park High School auditori- erend Henry Sloan Coffin, presi­ without restrictions of any kind. and Mr. John A. Hastings, state Miss Virginia Robie who worked its usual high standard. A mod­ held in Knowles Memorial Chapel dent of the Union Theological Sem­ The Rollins campus and all of its senator in New York will lead this with the Dean towards the main­ ernistic painting of Senora Ner- Thursday night, was broadcast The program will open with the inary, will give the sermon In the buildings are now free from any Ipart of the conference talking tenance of the ideals of the Sul­ oni's croupier husband, "the last over WDBO as last week's Rollins overture to "The Marriage of Fig- Knowles Memorial Chapel. Dr. encumbrance, except for the mort­ |ebout Postalized Transportation livan Medallion. Miss Clara B. of the Nero's", hung on the rear Variety Hour. This interesting by Mozart. This will be fol­ Coffin is one of the most popular gage to the U. S. government cov­ and Shippers. Adolfs, who had been the Dean's wall. The out-of-door set included questionnaire was conducted be­ lowed by Schumann's famous "Con- friend and secretary since her ministers in the country and is an ering the five new dormitories An address of Mr. Robert Wil­ a smooth lawn of quite natural ap­ tween the trio of religious leaders 3 in A Minor" for piano and graduation from Rollins in 1930, eminent author and important which were erected three years ago berforce, C. B. E., Director of tho pearing grass and 3 high wall of and members of the audience. Af­ orchestra. The soloist will be the then gave her tribute. Irving leader in the religious field. with a WPA loan. British Library of Information in shrubbery. No better designed and ter the broadcast the discussions if ted Floridian pianist, Ercelle Bacheller, a friend and neighbor of •New York City, is the high spot Last Sunday Dr. Morris Samuel About forty-three years ago, Rol­ executed settings could be found were resumed informally at the Mitchell Lindsay who was a schol­ Dean Campbell and the entire col­ -of the meeting Thursday evening Lazaron delivered the sermon. The ling was a struggling little college in a Broadway production. Mr. home of President Holt. arship pupil of Joseph Hoffman. lege, spoke a few words of praise. at eight-fifteen when President Rabbi said, "We are weary, un­ which had been forced to adopt a Merrill's efforts surpass by far The performance will be con­ He was followed by two boys who Holt presides. Mr. Wilberforce Friday evening Father Stephens certain and questioning people despairing attitude. In 1895 dis­ anything we have seen on the cluded ^ith the greatest of Tchai- are now on the campus: Dante Ce­ will speak on Industrial and Eco­ and Rev. Noyes met with members whose wisdom is as broken as a aster had come upon the whole of stage of the Annie Russell Theater kowski's symphonies, the "Pathe- trulo, a member of the same fra­ nomic Conditions in England. of the International Relations Club weed. To strengthen ourselves, we Central Florida, and had almost previous to the presentation of and the Interracial Club in a joint ternity as the Dean, Phi Delta should go to the sanctuaries of doomed Rollins College, which was At the fathering on Friday "Barchester Towers". meeting at the home of Dr. Holt. The curtain will rise promptly Theta; and George Fuller, chair­ God, His synagogues and churches, then but ten years old. Dr. George morning Dean Arthur D. Enyart Students participated freely in the at eight since the first part of the man of the chapel staff. Dr. Den­ and regain our faith and make Morgan Ward, at that time Pres­ will bo the director of the topics, Also remarkable for their beau­ discussion of "The Implications of concert will be broadcast for the ney, who for the past three "years ourselves worthy of the redemp­ ident of the College, recommended "Favorable Florida Laws and Fed­ ty were the costumes worn by the Democracy, and the Threat of To Rollins Radio Hour. has worked under the Dean in the tion which we seek. Before man to the trustees that the college eral Real Estate and Inheritance players. Even the extras were fit­ talitarianism." direction o'f the chapel activities, can have a sense of security and be abandoned and turned into a Tax" to be argued by Mr. Robert ted with the latest fashions for The four-day round of discus­ then delivered his tribute. In spite peace, he must have the God-like State Normal School, With the Pennington, Trust officer of the croquet of the period around 1840. sions culminated with a sermon bj Miss Shor Concludes of all desire, Mrs. Frances Knowles spirit of fellowship and love. We beginning of the plans to this end Manufacturer's Trust Company of We are told that the costumes that Rabbi Lazaron at the morning Warren was unable to be present, must watch together and go from the Congregational Education So­ New York and Mr. Eldridge Hart, were actually used for the New Lecture on Anatomy meditation ^ services in Knowles so that her words of praise were our sanctuaries in our own ways ciety objected stating that they attorney at law. York production were brought here for the local production. Memorial Chapel last Sunday read from her letter by Dr. Holt. to the welfare of all humanity and had a paramount claim on the Friday afternoon Mr. Hart will Prepares Slides For Own "Barchester Towers" is the story morning. The last words to be spoken in this the glory of a living God." property because of their liberal preside when Mr. Harvey Chase, Talks; Is Biology Prof. of an ambitious woman in a Ca­ eulogy were delivered by Thomas Those students who participated contributions before this time. C. P. A., Accounting Executive, thedral town who plots to make H. Sprague, brother-in-law of Dean in this service "vvere Robert Lado, and Mr. John C. Donehoo, tax c Miss Bernice Shor, professor of The negotiations resulted in the an up and coming young clergy­ Dr. Yarros Is Added Campbell. Lois Terry, Irving Felder and sultant, take part in speaking biology at Rollins, gave the last Trustees of the College giving the man Dean of the church and th. Helen Darling. The choir sang "City Financial Affairs, Including To Rollins Faculty in her series of three lectures on During the service the choir sang Congregational Education Society marry him. Her cause is aided by "The Cherubic Hymn" by Grech- Taxation and also Municipal As^ Comparative Anatomy Friday two anthems, "Listen to the a blanket mortgage of $31,000 cov­ her brother who is a dandy aninoff as the anthem and Guil- sessments and Valuation. morning, January 20, at eleven Lambs," by Dett; and Brahms' ering the entire campus and all the sophisticate of the first water, Noted Teacher Will Have "How Lovely is thy Dwelling mant's "Second Meditation" as the buildings. Fortunately, the mort­ At the Winter Park Women*: o'clock. flits about and manages to' get Course on *Sex Problems* Place," from "Requiem." Offertory. gage was not to be paid so long Club Saturday, "Handling Labor In this lecture Miss Shor com­ himself disliked by everyone but i as the College continued as a Disputes in a Democracy" and pared the nervous, circulatory, re­ his sister and the audience. All Yarros, who for twenty ' Christian educational institution, "The Work of International Labor productive, and execretory sys­ of the dirty work is handled by years ,-as connected with the Hull ; and no interest was charged. Yet Organization" are the topics to be tems of the various classes of Part Time Jobs Are Many But Students the local bishop's wife and another House in Chicago, has joined the for these forty-three years this discussed by Dr. John R. Steel- vertebrates. candidate for the Deanship, both faculty staff of Rollins College Find Little Opportunity for Extra Workmortgag e had stood as a lien on man, Director of Conciliation in The lecture, as the previous one, of whom are so pious that they for the winter term. Dr. Yarros the Rollins campus. the U. S. Department of Labor has had a varied and interesting was illustrated. Miss Shor pre­ form a committee of two to right pared the slides used in the lec- By Elsie Moore Dean Enyart says that it is pos­ This action of the Congregation­ and Dr. Williams Lonsdale Taylor, the world. life, both as a teacher and as a Professor of Social Science of There are many possibilities of sible for a student to arrange a al Church is typical of their Chris­ After the handsome young cler­ physician, and her seminar course part-time jobs for the students at light schedule, stay in college five tian habit of lending support to iQueens College, while Mr. John H. on "Youth's Sex Problems in the Goss acts as presiding officer. gyman wins the Deanship and the Wilberforce Gives Lecture Rollins College; but, just a min­ or six years, and work the entire an educational institution just as thirty year old flirt wins the Dean, Modern World" is arousing much ute — don't all go clamoring up time that he is here. But that is long as it can not support itself; The last session on Saturday by hook and crook, she discovers interest among the students. to Dean Enyart until you have not often followed though it then, when it is self-sufficient the afternoon Dr. Royal W. France Robert Wilberforce, director of she doesn't want him and schemes Dr. Yarros practiced medicine read the rest of the story. While has been tried. When you take loan is cancelled. will take charge and Mr. Royal the British library of information. to get back her husband who the at the clinic of Hull House for fif­ there are many possibilities, there these part-time jobs, they neces­ Mattice of Florida State College New York, spoke at the all-col­ audience knew wasn't dead. In the teen years where she encountered are not many students capable of sarily cut down on your campus for Women, department of Eco­ lege assembly todap. His subject end, the two moralists lose out, the the problems, both physical and fulfilling the requirements of these activities, the very essence of col­ Practice Debate Held nomics and Commerce will talk on was: "The Constitutional and Po­ bishop who has been hen-pecked mental, of various nationalities. jobs. For instance, there is a need lege life. According to the Dean, "Unemployment Insurance and litical Development of the British In Speech Building asserts himself, the new Dean She established a counciling ser­ of part-time chauffeurs. That is the financial benefits received Florida's Participation in This Empire from 1900-1931." He is finds true love in a young, beauti­ vice at the University of Illinois not as easy as it sounds for the from the majority of these jobs Phase of the Social Security Pro- giving a series of lectures at Rol­ ful and wealthy widow, which where she taught for thirty-five people who want these chauffeurs are jiot great enough to compen­ Government Spending Is Sub­ Srram" lins. must have been a tough job, and years. Dr. Yarros has lectured want them to be available at none sate for what you miss in the col­ ject Discussed the rest of the cast live happily for many years on hygiene and sex easy times. These people do lege atmosphere. Schorfs Compete For Tickets ever after. education, and in her seminar Interracial Club Meets not wish to consider your class So, it would seem that though Last night a "fast and furious" course will strive to put before the chedule, your dates or any meet­ there are many jobs available, To us, Julie Trowbridge and decision debate was held in t h e An exhibition of the "Treasure students the problems that con­ A regular business meeting of ings. In other words, if you take more than we have cited, none of Henry Stryker took acting honors speech studio, at the regular meet­ Island" contest drawings from front modern youth in relation to the Interracial Club will be held on such a job, you must sacrifice them are of great value to the in "Barchester Towers". No one ing of the debating society, on the Orlando schools is in the Art Stu­ e-marital and marital knowledge tonight at 7:30 p. m. in Lyman all for it. Rollins student. could be said to have stolen the question: "Resolved that the gov­ dio. The winner of the best draw­ a finer relationship. Hall. The manner in which the Then there are selling jobs — show, however, for every actor got ernment cease public spending for ing selected from each school will Much stress will be placed upon Christmas Fund appropriation that is, sejling from house to as much out of his lines and action Gamma Phi Pledges Give Tea the purpose of stimulating busi- receive a free ticket to a perform­ as we felt was possible, acquiring definite ideals, keen should be spent will be discussed. house. That is well enough, if you ance of Tony Sarg's marionettes' Julie Trowbridge, who when not judgment, and greater personal The program for the remainder want it and if you have the time "Treasure Island." Mr. Rae and Oliver Wittmer and Robert Lado on the stage is a busy wife and trol. All students who are in­ of the year will also be planned. and patience. For the girls, there The Gamma Phi Beta pledges Mr. McKean will judge the contest. terested should register for this All members are asked to please are always children who need to be gave the regular Friday afternoon took the affirmative side, while mother and spends most of her Margery Chindahl and Edna Har­ time doing social service work, is seminar as soon as possible. be present. watched. The flaw in this job is tea this past week. Besides many that you get little pay, and again students. Dr. Holt, Dr. Denney and mon spoke negatively to oppose Vera Hruba, 18-year-old Czech of the most clever comediennes them. After listening to the va­ The University of Dayt{ it interferes with club meetings Dr. Morris Lazaron were present. %ure skater, has been selected as have ever seen. Most of her stu- Exactly 71 per cent of Univer­ rious points brought out by the dents' newspaper has been given and the like. There are also a few An informal discussion was held in the feature performer of this roles picture an affected busy­ sity of Pittsburgh co-eds partici- affirmative and negative, three two-foot baby alligator as a ma secretarial positions, but these are which Dr. Lazaron answered the 'year's Dartmouth College winter body, in the Billie Burke fashion. in some extra-curricular ac­ judges made the decision in favor cot for its staff. scarce. guests' questions. carnival skating program. (Continued on page 2) tivity. of the affirmative team. THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, JANUARYjS^isg, ODK, Honorary Men's Artist to Appear at Symphony Concert Bach Festival To Barchester Towers Fraternity, Meets Is a Hit; Dorothy Potential Nominees Are Be Held In March; Named by Members Group Is Enlarged Lockhart Directs Omicron Delta Kappa, honorary men's fraternity at Rollins held a (Continued from page 1) meeting last night at 8:30 in the Honaas Will Direct Annual Chapel's Conference room. Chap­ Musical Program; New In this play her movements were ter president George Fuller presid­ Soloists Are Added as from a dance and every line was ed at the session, which was called clear to catch all laughs. Julie to discuss potential nominees for The Fourth Annual Bach Festi­ Trowbridge played the part of the membership. val of Winter Park will be held ambitious woman who added the 0. D. K. elects its members on a on Thursday and Friday, March spice to the dull monotonous life of point system, which requires both 2nd and 3rd, in Knowles Memorial the little chureh town. high scholastic standing and ac­ Chapel of Rollins College. Pro­ Frankly, Henry Stryker sur­ tive participation in extra^ fessor Christopher O. Honaas, di­ prised us. We did not know that lar work for aspirants. rector of the Rollins Conservatory, Rollins had such a talented young will again conduct the great Fes­ actor. He gave one of the best tival Chorus of one hundred and performances we have seen played fifty voices which includes the by a college student. His part was TonySarg'sFamous famous Rollins Chapel Choir aug­ perhaps the most difficult to por­ mented by the finest voices from tray, yet he went thru all tht Ted Shawn Brings Troupe to Orlando Marionettes Will Winter Park, Orlando and other silly gestures of the self-centered Florida cities. A new feature will dilettante like a professional. His For ''Dance of Ages" Program Friday be the addition of the Apollo Boys affected manner of speech topped Appear Saturday Choir from Birmingham, Alabama. off a completely successful per­ Ted Shawn, internationally fam cal process vegetable and animal formance. Matinee Performance To Be The Festival Committee has an­ s dancer, with his group of ath­ life) and air is the motivating in- Lloyd George gets our vote for nounced the full list of soloists as letic young men, will make one spiration of the choreography. Aj, For Crippled Children; so each of the four movements rep. handsome young lover parts, for follows; Jeannette Vreeland, so­ pearance in Orlando at the Muni­ Show 'Treasure Island' prano, Lillian Knowles, contralto, resents a stage of development in he played the part of Mr. Arabin, cipal Auditorium Friday, January the successful candidate for the Arthur Kraft, tenor, David Blair human society. Tony Sarg's marionettes will ap­ Deanship, to perfection. His McCloskey, baritone, Mac Morgan, n the group's newest two-hour The personnel of the company is pear in two performances of speaking voice is very good, and baritone, rferman Siewert, organ­ program called "Dance of the practically the same as it has been "Treasure Island" at the Annie the evening we saw the play his ist. Two of these are newcomers s." The recital is heing pre for the past five years with the Russell Theatre Saturday, Janu­ enunciation was excellent. to the Festival, Miss Vreeland and addition of two new members. Jess ary 28th. sented under the auspices of The Mr. Wherrette as the hen­ Mr. McCloskey; the others gave Meeker, accompanist-composer for At eleven o'clock in the morning Goodfellpws, Inc. pecked bishop was most amusing. outstanding performances at the Shawn, has written the music for a special performance sponsored He did not forget his character for 1938 Festival and their reengage-1 Critics have hailed this new pro­ the entire production. by the Annie Russell Company and a minute and seemed to live his ment will please music lovers. gram of Shawn's as "the greatest Members of the group in addi­ the Junior Welfare Association of role. He was undoubtedly the out­ dance work that America has yet tion to Shawn and Meeker are: Orlando will be given for children. Miss Vreeland is one of the best standing member in the cast in the produced." Last year when this Barton Mumaw, ex-student of Rol­ Only those adults accompanied by j known sopranos in the concert and less lengthy parts. oratorio field. She has been solo artist was presented at Rollins col­ lins college, Wilbur McCormack, one or more children will be ad lege he gave "0, Libertad," an Newton Merrill is consistently ist with many of the great orches­ Fred Hearn, Frank Overleej, mitted. At this special perform- American saga in three acts. good though never sensational. His Ercelle Mitchell Lindsay tras and is considered especially Frank and John Delmar, John st year over one hundred "Dance of the Ages" is called an greatest work is designing scen­ effective in the music of Bach, Schubert and Harry Coble. children were turned away. The elemental rhythmus in four move­ ery, yet he got as much out of his McCloskey is a young singer children from the Fair Oaks Rahbi Lazaron Expresses Hope For Better ments, and is reported to be more part in "Barchester Towers" as who has made a name for himself phanage and the Parental Home on the abstract side than the his­ could be had. (Continued on page 6) Attention Rollins! ill be guests of the Ann Understanding Between Religious Groups toric saga. Charles Mendell,, of the English Visit Russell Series for the mornmg department at Rollins, did an ex The movement quality of the Harry's Restaurant performance. Rabbi Morris Lazaron, outstand­ such state would do the Jew more cellent piece of acting in portray four sections is elemental—that is, Famous for steaks, shrimp, The second performance which is ing liberal Jewish leader from harm than anything imaginable. spaghetti and other delicious ing the drunken clergyman. Hi; Rollins Press Store the movement quality of fire, wat­ dishes blustering manner was very well being held at two-thirty in the Maryland, was a member of the re­ "After all," he said, "the Jew is as Inc. er, earth (which includes geologi- afternoon is the second in the Open until 2 a. m. done throughout the play. ligious conference which met on happy in the democratic Protestant VALENTINES Annie Russell Matinee Series. Fifty Just across from Sears Roebuck Buel Trowbridge, in our opinion, this campus this last week-end. countries today as he has ever crippled children are being brought Rytex January Special was cast to type. His bearing is been even when he haGermany. Orlando Alumnus Is Father Presents a Brilliant Collection of Robert Morrow, a member of the class of 1936, and his wife an­ California Fashions nounce the birth of a daughter, Barbara Ann, at the Bryant Sani­ tarium, New York City on Jan­ INDIVIDUAL STYLES FOR TOWN AND uary 12. Mr. Morrow was a mem­ COUNTRY WEAR ber of Rho Lambda Nu fraternity which is now Sigma, Nu. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1939 THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR Protestant, Catholic and Jewish Leaders Mrs. Yarbrough Sings Economists Meet THIS WEEK For Organ Vespers Here To Discuss Hold Conference; Stress Church Influence at your Last week Rollins College had the churches will survive. Father Walter Royal To Be Tenor BABY GRAND Question of Tax as its guest, Father Edward E. Stephens feels that the most un­ Soloist Tomorrow Evening Stephens, director of the Diocesan happy land across the seas today is Missionary Fathers in Richmond, Spain in which members of his own Beginning Wednesday 25th Experts on Taxation Will Dis­ Va., who came here with Rev. A. Catholic Church are so desperate­ The Vesper sei-vice for last Morgan Noyes and Rabbi Morris ly fighting one another. Thursday included Toccata on Wednesday Only, January 25th cuss Problems; Prof. Mel­ "Filia et Filiae" by Farnum, an Lazaron to participate in a re­ It is interesting to note that cher is on Committee aria by Bach, three numbers from PARIS HONEYMOON with ligious conference for the forward­ this Catholic priest feels that the Grieg's Peer Gynt suite, Depuis le Bing Crosby, Franciska Gaal, ing of tolerance among people of baiTiers of the immigration laws Akim Tamiroff and Shirley One of the highlights of the Jour by Charpentier, Mozart's Vio­ different faiths. in this country should be lowered Fourth Annual Economic Confer­ let, the Overture to Romeo and During their stay here the three to let in Jewish refugees from the ence to open here tomorrow will be Juliet by Tschaikowski, and a Fes­ leaders, each of a different church, dictatorships; while his colleague, the sessions of The Tax Problems tival Prelude by Faulkcs. Herman Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish, a Jewish rabbi, fears that the con­ Institute, sponsored by the Winter F. Siewert was the organist. The held conferences in which they sequences of doing so would be too Park Property Owners Association, soprano singer was Hazel Darling­ ALGIERS with Charles Boyer, sought to bring about mutual un­ great a detriment tq our country in collaboration with the Confer­ ton Yarborough accompanied by Sigrid Gurie and Heda La­ derstanding and freedom from big­ as few of the persecuted could find marr. Added Hollywood ence Committee. Emelie Dougherty. otry, attributes so necessary to the employment here. Graduation and "The Life of A considerable number of rep­ At the vesper service tomorrow Nostradamos" peace of our times. They came in­ Father Stephens remarked in resentatives of Florida experts on Walter Royall will be the tenor to more direct contact with the closing, "It is in the churches of taxation will take part in the dis­ soloist. students and faculty at informal America with their strong stand cussions planned by the Tax Prob­ gatherings in which our guests for democracy that we shall have lems Institute Committee, com­ only superseded their natural love our greatest protection against to­ 'KENTUCKY" with Loretta prised of Harvey S. Chase, ac­ Five Are Elected To , of fun and Companionship by their talitarian rule. Their members Young and Richard Greene. counting consultant; Professor Added Special MARCH OF intense devotion to the work they must work together to keep this a Student Players Club William Melcher, of Rollins Col­ TIME. are doing. Those of us who have free land where we may all wor­ lege and George C. Warner. heard these inspiring men speak ship and live as we wish." Informal Initiation to be The prime aim of the Institute and have talked with them will Charles Boyer and Glamorous Hedy Tonight in English House is to examine the present tax plan long remember and heed their objectively and determine what im­ words. Lamarr Star in ^Algiers^ at Baby Grand Prof. Bailey To Speak The Rollins Student Players at a provements might be made in order Father Stephens has been for meeting last Wednesday night in to effect a more equitable distribu­ many years a member of various On Play *Lost Colony' The colorful activity of a Medi­ leaving the ntry, Boyer risks the English Building voted upon tion of the tax burden. Open con­ conference tours to which he has terranean city of Northern Africa arrest to board the ship on which the following people as eligible for ferences will enable those assem­ given freely of his time and ser­ Will Address English Majors forms the background of "Algiers," she is about to depart, and the membership in the organization: bled to join freely in the discussions, vices. As a strong advocate of Walter Wanger's romantic melo­ picture reaches a thrilling climax Wax Figures View Underwater At Meeting Tomorrow Margery Chindahl, Dudley Dar­ in order that varying viewpoints the rights of men as human beings drama starring Charles Boyer op­ in a series of dramatic scenes on ling, Frank Daunis, Victoria Mor­ Figures of men and ^ may be considered. rather than the rights of men as posite Sigrid Gurie and Hedy La­ the dock. Thursday evening, January 26, gan, Caroline Sandlin, and Rich­ ting in glass bottom boats and An extensive program has 1 units of a social, political, or any marr in his most exciting role as Afforded the best role of his the English, Speech and Dramatic ard Verigan. watching underwater scenes at arranged for the Institute m other kind of system. This belief Pepe le Moko, debonair interna­ screen career in "Algiers," Boyer Art Majors will hold their first The students, either as actors or Wakulla Springs were cast and bers, which opens tomorrow m underlies all his words and ac­ tional jewel thief, at the Baby delivers an engaging characteriza­ painted by Michael Angelo Bon- meeting of the year In the Wool- ing, when they gather in the An­ tions. Grand Theatre for 3 days begin­ tion of the debonair jewel thief.. technicians in the various produc­ anno of the Florida National Ex­ son English Building at 7:30. Pro­ tions of the Players, satisfied in nie Russell Theatre to hear In speaking of bigotry. Father ning on Saturday, January 28. The picture takes on added inter­ hibits studios. The wax figures fessor Howard Bailey of the Dra­ full the requirements for member­ opening addresses of the Economic Stephens asserts that there are Practically the entire action of est through the fact that it marks are scooped shells; solid casts ma Department will speak on the ship. An informal initiation cere­ would have strained the boats' Conference by Dr. Truman two main causes, isolation and ig­ the picture takes place in "the the first time the star's rich bass- production of Paul Green's "The mony will be held tonight in the mechanism. They will be seen in Bingham and Colonel Willian norance. The first reason is fast Casbah," mysterious native quar­ baritone singing voice has been Lost Colony" at Roanoke Island. Woolson English Building, tj the Wakulla Springs spectorama at Wilgus. disappearing with our modern ter of the capital of Algeria. This heard on the screen. In addition For the past few summers Pro­ the Florida exhibit at the New A Round Table Luncheon methods of comunication; the sec­ district is a haven of refuge for to Boyer, Miss Gurie, Miss Lamarr fessor and Mrs. Bailey have After ten years of study by its York World's Fair. cussion will be held at 12:45 in ond can and, Father Stephens be­ criminals from all countries of Eu­ and Calleit, the cast includes Alan been with the company that pre­ scientists, there will he published Commons. After luncheon the lieves, will be overcome by the rope, Asia and Africa. Hale, Gene Lockhart, Mme. Nine sents the play. Professor Bailey soon at Brown University a three- cussion will continue throughout type of work which he is doing, Local color of this romantic spot Koshetz, Robert Greig, Clau not only plays an important part volume atlas of the speech peculi­ the afternoon. particularly in educational insti­ has been duplicated with uncanny Dell, Bert Roach and many other in the drama but also serves as arities of New Englanders. In the evening, at 8:15, tutions. accuracy by studio technicians, and popular artists. The picure Southern Dairies Production Manager. directed by John Cromwell f r members will return to the Annie When asked what he thought in all backgrounds for the action were The production of "The Lost a screenplay by John Howard The department of printing at SEALTEST ICE Russell Theatre to attend a session regard to the situation in Europe actually filmed in Algiers. Colony" is unique. Mr. Green has Lawson, with additional dialogue Cai-negie Institute of Technology of the Conference presided over by he replied that while it is grave As the story opens, Boyer and forbidden its presentation any­ his gang, fugitives from Paris, by James M. Cain. The story i-^ has equipment valued at more than CREAM President Hamilton Holt, during $250,000. which Hon. Robert Wilberforce where except on Roanoke Island have lived in the Casbah for two by Detective Ashelbe. "Algiers" is where the actual events depicted years, never venturing outside its released through United Artists. is served exclusive will speak oi Economic Conditions in the drama occurred. It is given boundaries for fear of arrest. In The first students of Villanova in England ,nd Dr. Charles W. in the Beanery. Lawrence Adler To in an open-air amphitheatre which the district they are safe from the College were required to furnish Dabney will discuss Vocational is built in the form of a stockade. police in the adjoining French city, Dr. Martin Continues Talks themselves with large silver Training. who dare not molest them owing spoons. Friday rning and afternoon Lecture on Music to the ferocity of the natives; the Institute i ncmbers will convene Dr. John Martin will continue hU Poetry Society Meets though the local inspector, Joseph with the Rollins Economic Con­ series of lectures on problems of In Adult Course Calleia, continually watches the ference on Taxation in tho Annie At President's Home significance to the world today Hough's Food Shop genial crook. The only hope of the Russell Theatre. with a talk on "Problems of Pales­ officials is that sometime they may • The Institute's program closes Series to Conclude at End of tine and World Jewery" which will Jessie Rittenhouse To Be lure the jewel thief outside the Saturday with a meeting at 10 Winter Term; Faculty be presented in the auditorium of QUALITY FOODS Casbah and thus bring about his o'clock at the Winter Park Cham­ Principal Speaker the Winter Park High School Phone 520 Park Ave. Members Will Also Speak capture. ber of Commerce, after which the January 26. members will adjourn for a final Members of the Poetry Society Boyer, however, is content to re­ Over a thousand people heard luncheon and discussion at the Col­ Lawrence Adler, nationally of Florida will gather for the first main in the squalid quarter with him speak on the "Pan American lege Commons. known lecturer on music aesthetics meeting of this year, Saturday aft­ his wildly jealous, native sweet­ Conference at Lima" at the high and history, will give a series of ernoon, January 28, at 3:30 p. m., heart, Sigrid Gurie, and laugh at school auditorium on January 19. lectures in connection with the Mu­ at Dr. Holt's home on Interlachen the futile scheming of the police. AIR LINE RESERVATIONS Chi Omegas Initiate sic Appreciation courses, it is an­ Avenue. But one day the Casbah is vis­ An Oberlin College committee ited by a group of Parisian tour­ and nounced by Professor Christopher Mrs. Jessie Rittenhouse Scollard, has just passed a ruling which ists, including the glamorous Hedy Five Pledges Sunday O. Honaas. The first lecture will president of the club, will be the says that the college flag must be Lamarr. She happens to meet be on February 14, and the series principal speaker, using the life flown when college is Boyer and a romance develops. TICKETS will close with the end of the win­ and poetry of Robertson Jeff ers on sjiecial holidays. Alumnae and Actives Attend The police inspector views the situ­ ter term. Four of these lectures as her topic. Mrs. Scollard will See BETTY PHILLIPS Banquet at Virginia Inn ation with satisfaction, hoping will be included in the Adult Edu­ open her talk by discussing the that circumstances will eventually cation course in Music Apprecia­ home of the poet at Carmel, Cali­ Information desk at 4 p. m. lure the fugitive outside the dis­ The Upsilon Beta Chapter of tion, held in the Annie Russell fornia. This introduction will lend For Real Values trict. In furtherance of his scheme, Eastern Air Lines Phone Or/ando 6865 Chi Omega fraternity announces Theatre on Tuesday mornings at a clearer thought when the speak­ he tells Miss Lamarr that Boyer Come in and Look the initiation of five new members 10:45 A. M. Students who have this er continues her talk, sketching has been killed, and she and her on Sunday, January twenty-second period free may go and receive the life of Mr. Jeffers. In con­ These Over party prepare to sail for Ffance. at the Chi Omega house. The five regular credit. Mr. Adler has cluding, she will read several of '37_40C Buick Conv. members are Marion Russ, Lyn given much time to the research the better works of Robertson Jef- Learning that his new love is Sedan Naught, Betty Watson, Jacque­ of Hindu and South American mu­ '36 Pontiac 8 Conv. line Campbell, and Ann Kruse. sic and it is expected that he will Coupe A banquet was held at the Vir­ dwell on this field. He will also '36—66 C. Buick Conv. ginia Inn after the initiation Sun­ be a lecturer in the regular course Art Models Are Needed Coupe First day evening. Alumnae and pledges JOHN CRAIG '36 Chrysler Conv. Sedan in Music Appreciation. Models are needed for the Art attended as well as old and new ac­ '38 Packard Coupe Resorters On Tuesday morning, January classes, painting, B and C periods, tive members. Will Autograph Copies 24, Alexander Bloch, professor of sculpturing, C and D. Thirty-five For 1939 n and conductor of the Sym­ cents an hour will be paid for of His Book on Orange-Buick Dr. Lazaron Honored at Tea phony Orchestra of Central Flor­ seated poses and forty for stand­ January 31 ida, lectured on "Symphonic Liter­ ing. Anyone interested get in touch with Jean Fairbanks. the morning of his lecture Company On Saturday, January twenty- ature." Succeeding lectures will 330 N. Orange Ave. first, the Chi Omegas sponsored a include discussions of "Violincello Phone 5410 Orlando tea in honor of Rabbi Lazaron at Literature," by Arnold Kvam; Current issue of the Saturday the Chi Omega house. Margery "Voice Literature," hy Aroxie Evening Post, on the newsstands Reserve your copy now Chindahl acted as hostess, assisted Hagopian; "Chamber Music," in­ this week, contains a descriptive by Peggy Cass, Alice Elliott, and cluding the bassoon, and "Voice article on Marine Studios, at Mar- Sherry Gregg. Literature," by Bruce Dougherty. ineland near St. Augustine. The article is illustrated by nine col­ SAILCLOTH ored photographs on the tanks, their denizens and a diver in one BOOKERY SLACKS of the pools. The story, written by J. Bryan, III, is entitled "Ocean E. Park Ave. Winter Park $2.50 Under Glass." WE INVITE YOU Have it done now — Washing, Polishing, Simonizing

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Smoker Is Neither Stag Yes, we're back on the subject of sand­ published Weekly by Undergraduate Students spurs again, but this time we have some­ of RolUns. Nor Stagnant; Kappas Enter thing good to report. As a result of all the pressure that has been placed on the college Esso. "I thought you said some­ in the past few months to clean up the intra­ Party Intended for Alumni thing else." 1938 Member 1939 mural field, Rollins is making the field fit to Turns Into Dance When At ten o'clock when the pledges Assodoted CbOegkde Ptea play on. Feudin' Hits New High were disposed of, Miss Mackemer Distributor of The "Sandspur Bowl", as it is not affec­ decided to go home. Your old GbIle6kieDi6est tionately known, will no longer bear that By Jess Gregg mother had a grim time persuading title. From now on we will have to find her not to. Tearing from the house, The K. A.'s planned a quiet Betty bounced into a waiting car, Member: Winter Park Chamber of Commerce; something else to rap and find fault. We smoker for the alumni last Wed­ from which she was promptly re- Florida Intercollegiata Press Association. give the college a great deal of credit for nesday night, whereupon Mrs, recognizing a bad situation and then correct­ Scott, who is a lady, decided to be "You fool," roared Betty, biting ing it. out for the evening. So it was Publication Office: Fairbanks Avenue the dust. All that remains now is for some clever scarcely her fault that while she at Interlachen "Sticks and stones may break soul to think of an appropriate name for the was absent the Kappa Kappa Gam­ my bones—" your correspondent TELEPHONE 187 reconditioned field. We suggest "Sleepy mas should see fit to descend on was about to recite, when WHAM, us lambs like a pack of wolves. Hollow." Miss Mackemer's diligent fist con­ Yes, wolves. tacted his eye, discouraging fur­ Cards, conversation, and ping- ther efforts at poetry. National Advertising Service, Inc. pong were flourishing in the down­ College Publishers Representative At ten thirty, the boys still had Parade of Opinion stairs playroom when it was dis­ the Kappas, and no cue sticks or covered that the billiard balls ^nd balls. The girls were told that By ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS cue sticks were missing. There until our things were returned, was absolutely not a clue except Subscription Price: By mail anywhere in the they would be detained. At this United States $1.B0 a term (12 weeks), $2.60 for Pardon Esso Pierce cruising around in point Mrs. Scott came home. The ;-wo terms, or $3.00 for the full college year. front of the house. Brothers Lu­ plan was not encouraged. Long a topic of social-minded collegians zier, Belden and Hume saw to it Sandwiches, coco-cola and dance and their teachers, the question of Tom that she was invited in. Enter­ music were provided before the Mooney's guilt or innocence was settled to tainment was provided with lec­ girls were escorted home in a man­ tures and intrepretations of foot­ their great satisfaction when California's Traverers Safety ServJM ner safe, sane, and Sabine. ball tactics by Pappy Daunis, in Gov. Culbert Olson freed the man who has The K.A.vemen hope the Kap­ which Miss Pierce herself aided. spent 22 years in prison for his alleged par­ 'TH be Rnithed in a Jiffy—oi know the reason why.''. pas will have the decency to return JOE D. HANNA, JR...- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ticipation in a Preparedness Day bombing in As the evening whipped on, Bet­ to them their billiard balls and Kappa Alpha House, Phone 145 ty Mackemer, Elsa Stig, Shirley 1916. cue sticks, before they get really Levis, Betty de Giers and a bevy peeved. Editorial Staff Not one of the hundreds of college news­ of bouncing pledges visited us. paper editors raised a dissenting voice over FOOTNOTES They were entertained by im­ Associate Editor _ —William Bingham Gov. Olson's pardon. Most of them lauded Two Alumni Come Back to View the Campus; Recog­ promptu games of Hare and IRC and Interracial News " Jack Buckwalter Hound. him with many words and flower sentences, nize Some Faculty Members; Perpetual Undergrads Sports Editor Wendell Davis and many hailed it as the beginning of an About this time Pledge Riddle Group Have Meeting Sports Ted Pitman "era of industrial compatibility — a realiza­ By Steven H. Bamberger brilliantly announced his intentions Sports -..- Dick Kelly tion that responsible unionism, legitimately ^^-^——^^^^^ and Alan Taulbee of stealing the Kappa door. Dr. Noyes and Father Stev­ Society Editor— ..Victoria Morga: recognized, is equally beneficial to employe EDITOR'S NOTE: This week "Footnotes" is written by "I'm going to phone our house ens Speak to 30 Students Feature Editor _ - Elsie Moore mother," cried Esso. Proof Editor - Lois ^e Terry and employer." Seconding this view of the two graduates of Rollins. Steve Bamberger, known on this campus as "Bam," was at one time the author of this column. "Why you snitch," roared Pledge Syracuse- University "Daily Orange," the Camp. An important meeting of the In­ News Reporters Grinnell College "Scarlet and Black" hails The Sandspur is in no way responisble for any of the contents ternational Relations Club and the of the following article. "What ?" shrieked Esso, eyes Dejay Shriner, Ann Kruse, Gladys Vogdes, Lillian the pardon as something more than just a wide. Interracial Group was held at the Ryan, Barbara Northen, Betty Hall, Mary K. Tran- victory for labor. It claims that "it is a tri­ "I said, you're a snitch," re­ home of President Hamilton Holt, dle, Olive Callaway, Betty de Giers, Alfred Roosevelt. umph of something a very great deal bigger To those who do not know us, besides Mr. Haggety, Mr Brown, turned the old Camp. Friday, January 20, at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Noyes and Father Stephens, than labor — justice has been done at last. Stew Haggerty and E. T. Brown, (not to ention Ervin Brown and "Beg pardon," blushed Kappa's Feature Writers distinguished visitors to Rollins, The act comes as a burst of light to a world Stewart Haggerty) we are two alumni who just came back to college. We came back via Route 1 to Jacksonville where we switched to spoke briefly on the topic "The Betty Mackemer, Janet Jones, Wilson Whiteliead, increasingly darkened by injustice and by Threat of Totalitarian States to James Coates, William Webb, Marcia Stoddard. Route 17 touching Palatka, DeLand, de water, and de wide open French Club To Hold bitter strife." spaces, including Harper's, John's, the Conservatory of Music ana Democracy" and a general discus- A neat commentary on modern-day poli­ Lucy Cross. Where we're going from here is none of your damn Year's First Meeting lion of the subject followed. In Assistants tics was added to its editorial by the Univer­ and that goes for you too Stew Brown and Erv Haggerty. eference to this question Dr. Noyes said that we, as Americans, Elva Mae Kennedy, Nancy Johnson, Isabel Flagg, sity of Iowa "Daily lowan": "Governor Ol­ first glimpse of the cam- Mr. Arsenault Will Revamp Dorothy Hugli, Betty Davis, Alan Fast, Prances should be careful to preserve the son of California deserves full credit for be­ ne several weeks after we'd Group; Meet Tomorrow Jones, Anne Whyte, Betty Haggerty, Betty Winton, "I am training deals typical of our democracy ing an unusual politician. He made a cam­ been here. Mrs. Banzhaf, on her Diddy Hannahs, Bruce McCreary. usual tour of inspection, mistook said subversively. such as the valued freedom of our paign promise, and he kept it. That's all too a set of used hot water bot- "Oh!" we answered and rushed The first meeting for the win­ •ess and religious beliefs. rare in these parts, any parts for that mat­ d absent-mindedly threw us to the Infirmary for our vaccina­ ter term of the French Club will Dr. Holt, Dean Balaz, Professor George E. Fuller, Jr business Manager ter." out of the window onto the tennis tion. be held in the Kappa Kappa Gam­ France and Dr. Yarros and some courts. Fortunately for us, Aimee Fom here, disguised as two lit­ ma lodge, Thursday evening, Janu­ thirty students were present at tle oleander bushes, we wended our Business Staff Buell Macpherson Trowbridge and ary 26, at 7:30 p. m., at which the meeting. Laugh William "Big Bill" Denney, volley­ way to the office of the Dean where time, Mr. Arsenault will reorgan­ Edna Pearl Harmon Advertising Commissioner ing at the time, eyed us as a cou­ we tried to register once more. ize the club. "Little things are important to little Thomas Costello _ _ ....Circulation Manager ple of converts and rushed us to "Where is your birth certifi­ After a business meeting, when Symphony Concert To men." With this quotation from Goldsmith, Ann Roper Asst. Circulation Manager Knowles Amatorial Grapple vi'here cate?" said Winslow Samuel An- the necessary officers and com­ West Virginia students entered the second Christopher Honaas, training his mittees are elected, members will Be Broadcast Tonight round of their battle of words vrith the staff choirites, brought us to our senses. "You took it when we first came be entertained by listening to here, way back in '33," we said. of Das Schwartze Korps, official organ of some of the more famous French Orchestra Will Be Heard On ESTABLISHED IN 1894 WITH THE FOLLOWING 'Our next number is, 'I'm For- "We've been orphans of the Col- EDITORIAL Adolf Hitler's nazi police guard. iT Blowing Bubble' by Bach," records. Biographical sketches of Rollins Radio Hour When that particular unit of the news­ Christopher rasped. the composers of the pieces played, Unassuming yet mighty, sharf and fointed, well- "That's tough," he commiserat­ will be read by members of the paper chorus maintained for the exclusive m't this where we came in?" ed, '^but we destroy our files every The Central Florida Symphony f'ltnded yet many sided, assiduously tenacious, yet playing of "Heil Hitler" tunes received thi huddered. other year. Have you consulted Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Arsenault ad his classes are ts gritty and energetic as its name imflies, vic­ cabled announcement of the Mountaineers 0," he answered. "That was Miss Treat about your status?" Alexander Bloch will be heard for enthusiastic concerning this reor­ torious in single combal and therefore without a that they were going to "break off relations Auerbach." the first time on the air this "No, we haven't," we answered ganization, and it is hoped that feer, wonderfully attractive and extensive in cir­ "Zo," we said, "from Bach to week when the first part of the with Germany," its editors called out some roughly. "But look at Atwood, he's the club can hold six meetings this Auerbach und Bach again!" program will be given on the Rol­ culation : all these will be found ufon investigation new adjectives for their reply: "The tele­ on his second time around." term, each on a different night of Once out of the Grapple, we tried ins radio hour. The Symphony to be among the extraordinary qualities of the gram is not very original. Nobody could ex­ "He's different. He's a Theta the week, so that all students may to be as friendly as possible. We vill commence at eight o'clock in­ SANDSPUR. pect that the dripping-nosed offshoots of Kappa Nu," said the Dean, ending attend these gatherings. Various greeted everybody, whether we tead of eight-fifteen as formerly Babbits who lust for war profits would deal the interview. programs have been outlined for tnew them or not, and it was a announced in order to make the frivolously with diplomatic relations of two At this point a posse of twenty- the term, among which a French Hello old man," or "How are you three alumni of the class of '88 broadcast from eight to eight-thir­ nations than do Jews assembled around Pres­ movie will be shown. We Need a Re-Deal Cutie" until we finally encounter- plus Stew Haggerty and Ervin ty possible. This practice will be ident Roosevelt. Prosit." face that was more recogniz­ Brown advanced. They looked us ontinued for concerts in the fu­ The New Deal has been rightly named. It To end the second roand of diplomatic able than the average run. over. "Are you still in College?" The University of Pittsburgh ture. The program will go on the is new in every sense of the word, for never 'Well, for goodness sakes," we battle between the all-powerful, serious- they asked. WE collapsed. Men's Council has established a from the auditorium of the before in the history of our country has the blurted, "Are you still in College?" Winter Park High School. Those minded journal of one nation and the fun- Tuxedo Exchange Agency for for­ government tried to buy votes and regulate "I beg your pardon, but I'm persons planning to attend are loving students of another nation's state uni­ mal-less students who wish to go business as they are now doing. It is a deal President Holt," he stammered, and to formal dances. Students will asked to be in their seats a few versity, the W.V.U. student newspaper, all right—a dirty one. shuffled away. J—OFF CAMPUS—i provide the tuxes to be rented. minutes before 8 p. m. "Daily Athenaeum", came back with this: Our next encounter was with We have heard a number of people ex­ "You take things too seriously over there! Rosalie Atwood and Polly Dean, cuse the more objectionable policies of the ... A country that bans Mickey Mouse and who were last seen taking Biology Jane Russell and Katherine New Deal by saying that President Roose­ Donald Duck obviously lacks humor . . . and for II in 1934. "I guess you're Campus Camera velt fully believed in what he was doing, prised to see us," Polly croak- Porcher spent Saturday and Sun­ if anyone should feel insulted, gentlemen, we day at their homes in Cocoa. and therefore, he is not directly responsible should; for our cablegram was at least civil, "But we're fixtures here just for the untold waste of money and resources, and in neither of your editorials has the tone much as Hag Stewarty, Chase Kay Powell and Mary Aufses- Hall, and "Simonize Sam." As a to say nothing of the sad effect his work been other than defamatory . . . Well, we are ser went to Kay's home in Miami matter of fact, we've been here so Is having on the morale of the American still laughing. We hope to be able to laugh for the week-end. Public. Obviously this excuse is not a legiti­ long, that we have thought of Jeanne Brantmann was a guest at posturings and grimaces always, no mat­ starting a Winter Park Rollins mate one, for few of the New Deal policies ter where they appear. Heaven help us when at the home of Mrs. Waldman at Alumni Club. "Good for you, Pol­ Coral Gables last week-end. have been objective in their nature. we can no longer laugh!" ly," we chimed, "and we'd suggest Anne Earle went to her home at The WPA and all other channels for gov­ Don Bradley and Warren Gold­ St. Petersburg for Saturday and ernment spending for relief are the most smith as your first full-time char­ Sunday. ter members." successful methods of vote buying we can Justice Margaret Ann Martin spent the imagine. Where Hitler and his cohorts use Our tour of the Campus brought week-end at Ft. Lauderdale with coercion to remain in power, the New Deal Entirely commendatory have been col­ as next to Cloverleaf where fa­ her family. miliar faces end and familiarities is using a much more subtle means of per­ lege students of President Roosevelt's ap­ Jayne Rittenhouse visited Mrs, begin. "Say Toots," we chirped, petuating the "Liberals" of the Democratic pointment of Prof. Felix Frankfurter of Pearl Arnold at L.ake Worth over 'what about a bounce around the party. It is only natural that people who Harvard to the U. S. supreme court bench. the week-end. ; Dr: are working on government projects should Not averse to punning on such a grave sub­ Lillian Ryan, Louis Bills and '11 have you know I'l Mrs. favor the party that is providing the work. ject, the "Toreador" of Texas Technological Joe Hanna went to Kelsey City for College labeled its editorial, "Frankfurter — Lester," she drawled. Saturday and Sunday. Few stop to realize that it is this same party "We might have said, "We're En- Hot Dog!" Like most collegiate editorial writ­ Else Stig spent the week-end that is paralyzing business and keeping oth­ ight for a Willy-nilly time," but with her parents in Clearwater. er men out of work. ers, it gave the appointment its stamp of instead we motored on to Lakeside Peggy Wiley went to St. Peters, approval, but added: "One can hardly expect where twenty-three transfers had It is about time that we call the New burg to visit her parents. his decisions to be other than favorable to been asleep for an hour and a half, Deal a mis-deal and ask for a re-deal. The Polly Young was the guest of the administration." just ninety minutes before "Lights Bob McFall at his home in St. end of this foolish policy of waste is evi­ Out." Petersburg Saturday and Sunday. dently very near, for the people are tiring Not knowing what to do, we of entrusting their money to a spendthrift. A Matter of Dress hopped on the "Dinky Train" and A sensible, conservative period has always "If the girls on the campus would dress got off at the Gamma Phi Beta When the new census is taken next year, Ocala intends to be list­ followed radicalism and it probably always with just a little less of that air of abandon, se where we found Peggy Mary will. There is little we can do now about the Norsworthy Sheppard Whitely ed in the cities having a population they really would look much more attrac-" of more than 10,000. Through the situation except to overlook the cheap prop­ reading "Mein Kampf" on the pier tive." Men students at the University of and Marilyn Tubby Smith training Marion County Chamber of Com­ aganda that is being spread and remember merce a proposition is being pre­ Rochester, N. Y., are a trifle annoyed be­ minnows in the shallow water. the evils of the New Deal when it comes cause coeds on their campus refuse to dress sented to the Ocala city council to time to vote in the next election. "What are you doing there, extend the city limits to make this up for them. Marilyn?" we asked. advanced rating possible. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1939 THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR —ALONG THE SIDELINES Tar Squad Initiates Rollins Basketball Tonight Basketball Has a Place at Rollins; Gives Novices a Chance in Intramural Program Oppose Daytona Quintet in Ree Hall For By Wendy Davis • KA, Clubber and El Tares Have Fun in Cuba, First Game in Seven Years; Mclnnis Coaches , It is a rare occurrence when departments of a newspaper differ on , matters of editorial policy. Usually, a firm policy regarding all sub- TKN Fives Meet in Incidentally Play Football i jects is fixed and the decisions adhered to in all columns of the journals, J but in a. small college weekly such as ours, maybe precedent can be Basketball Opener barrels; and Uncle Boo, who as a PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS ; broken. This columnist feels that it should be broken in the case of Cubans Specialize in *South- result of his activities there is Rollins Pos. Sparks Theatres ] the varsity basketball situation. ern Hospitality', Riley Is not expected to be in top form Lingerfelt L. F Offut [ Last week, the editorial page of the Sandspur carried the query Intramurals Get Off To Good Dubbed 'Charlie McCarthy' this spring. Tsk! Tsk! Jones C Bradley Jack Justice R F Binford "Do We Need Basketball?" in its columns. The statements boldly Start As Sigma Nus Drop Speaking seriously of it all, Rol.- Johnson L. G Schemer , typed in this editorial caused so much critical comment among the Thriller to KA's 30-27 It is rumored that the Rollins lins and the team were thrown male undergraduates, that we feel some answers to the question are bouquets in many ways during Joe Justice R. G Kemmer Tars went to Cuba Christmas va­ , fitting. the trip. Already a letter has First Half Standing cation. Hoping this rumor ha.= been received in which Mr. Kend- Officially clad for the first time in six years in the blue and gold Intramural Basketball foundation garments we delve into rigan, the coach for the Cuban spangles of Rollins, a Tar quintet takes to the Recreational Hall hard­ The primary motive in organizing varsity basketball this year in the W L team said—"Your team made a some of the more intimate, inter­ wood floor tonight at 8:30 against a semi-professional Sparks Theatre minds of the athletic department was to oust the star members of the Theta Kappa Nu 1 0 great impression—and if we ever esting, and undercover highlights outfit from Daytona Beach in the initial encounter of the 1939 season intramural league, thereby offering the court sport to those less cap­ Kappa Alpha 1 0 go anywhere in Cuba in football it of the trip. for Rollins' newly organized inter­ able but as interested in playing in the intramural league. It was found X-CIub 1 0 will largely be due to Rollins." collegiate court forces. after five years of intramural basketball that the expert courtsmen Phi Delta Theta 0 1 Under the subtle chaperonage of And Rick Gillespie has been offer­ Tars Meet American were doing all the playing, leaving the sport to a limited few. Others, Sigma Nu 0 1 Coach MacDowall, Professor Wein- ed a job as assistant coach there The Sparks Theatre-varsity not so able, watched on the sidelines, hoping always to play, but never Sigma Phi Omega 0 1 bottle, and Mr. and Mrs. Fleet for next year. Besides that there College Crew In April clash will be preceded by a regu­ receiving the opportunity. The league was annually one-sided, with Peeples, our heroes (because they is to be a game between the two larly scheduled intramural league one team walking away from one or two others, while the remaining The "New Deal" in intramural contest between Sigma Nu and did win), took up their Cuban edu­ teams here in Winter Park next Also Face W & L in Second clubs alternately taking turns as "pushovers"... Because of the natural basketball got off to a booming Theta Kappa Nu, the preliminary start Thursday afternoon at four cation where they left off last October 27, and then the Christ­ Race of Double Header ability of the stars, great enthusiasm was professed by the student mas game as usual in Cuba, and if tip-off coming at 7:30. bfKly, and practically every contest jammed Recreation Hall to ca­ o'clock in Rec Hall when a rangy year. First of all they saw Key The opener for Coach Marion K. A. team headed by the veteran West, driving down and sailing all goes well our crew may go to American International College pacity. It was not merely competition that attracted the crowd, but the Havana in June instead of New "Snooks" Mclnnis' courtsters Pappy Daunis and Dick Belden from there because none of them wili match strokes with the Rollins individual playing of the aces of each club. York as was planned. should afford excellent competition squeezed through to a 30-27 over­ had ever seen it before. They Tars in the feature event of a in experience value, for the Day­ time win over a fighting Sigma were a little disappointed in the Jack McDowall tells us that the double-header crew race on April tona annually gathers a fast and Nu five, led by Jim Coates and crowd at the University there were Varsity basketball had been tried here before, but lack of money place itself but quite intrigued 6. This will be the second two- aggressive bunch of cagers. Last a suitable gymnasium and interest at the time forced the sport out. Bruno Fedrizzi. It was Fedrizzi the most hospitable people he has race program in the history of with the bridges. On the Seven year, in the only previous meeting This was previous to the modern intramural program of Jack McDow­ who swished one through to knot even come in contact with, and rowing on Lake Maitland. Mile Bridge it was barely possible of tonight's rivals, an Independent all's. It was during the hey-days when "big muscle men" really did the count at 24-all and make the he hopes that from now on these The second race on the program Rollins aggregation beat Sparks to see land in some places, and hold sway here, and the rest of the student body helped attribute the overtime play necessary, but the trips will be made more of a Rol­ will be between Rollins' old rivals Theatres in the semi-final round of name of "country club." But the "big muscle" era was passe whei K. A.'s big height advantage told that was where Soclette Soldati's lins event. Next Christmas vaca­ Washington and Lee and Coach U. the Central Florida invitational McDowaH's intramural program shifted into high gear. The Intramural in the end. , troubles started. Something about tion he hopes to take the band T. Bradley's 1939 edition of the tournament, 45-36. down with him and would like a activities were all running along smoothly with the stars of the various In the second game of the year, the "notness" of land being there "Plummers". American Interna­ Three Tar men, however, are crowd of students to go along to sports represented on the varsity squads with the exception of basket­ a strong X Club quintet led by reminded him of a sea voyage, and tional College, although a small lost from the quintet of a year join the fun and yell. ball. The latter sport was the final question mark as far as true intra­ Jack Myers and Jeff Kennedy the notion took active form. From college, will offer the Rollins ago, and with reports that the vis­ mural competition A smothered the newly formed S. P. there, of course, he stepped onto From the sounds of th; trip bladesmen the stiffest competition itors are greatly improved this O. courtsters 38-6. The newcom­ the ship and found actuality. nothing will stop us, for on to date as the A. I. C.'s have raced season, tonight's battle should pro­ ers showed plenty of fight but had we followed? Williams and Dartmouth. The athletic department didn't want to start intercollegiate bas­ When they landed in Cuba they vide the keenest competition seen little chance against the experi­ This race following within ten in Rec Hall for a long time. ketball at this time, because it still was wanting in finances. Recrea­ enced Clubbers. went to the University of Havana stadium, which is impressively' The University of Wisconsin has days of the U. of Richmond race Don Murray, "Tiny" Phillips tion Hall had not increased in size, and various fraternities on the Lanky Carrow Tolson led a Theta made of marble and has a covered just established the first library in on March 2^ will give Rollinsites and Gerard Kirby are the absent campus were reluctant towards letting their star courtsmen quit Kappa Nu team weakened by the roof, and a locker room the size of the world to be used exclusively by and central Florida crew fans a members of last year's club which intramurals and hurt their brotherhood's chances. The odds were great loss of five of last year's men to Rec Hall and more elaborate than blind students. All of its books chance to see three very closely defeated Sparks, and their absence but McDowall was determined to aid intramural basketball and the the varsity, to a 20-7 win over a almost any in the United States. are in braille. will be felt by the loss of 27 points physical education program as a whole if there was any possible chance. speedy Phi Delt aggregation. The The stadium also has a bar, a cus­ which the three collaborated in se­ Phi Delts put up a great battle, tom we would like to see more of. curing last year. and the score stood 8-6 at the half, The team was greeted by a large But Mclnnis' outfit of this sea­ A small appropriation was given by the college towards the sport's but reserve strength and a decided New Tar Footballers Show banner which said "WELCOME son has had more practices under renewal. This, however, was not sufficient. It would not buy neces­ superiority in height gave the T. TARS" in \)ig letters. They had their belts than last year's forces. sary equipment and afford costly games. McDowall decided to in­ K. N. quintet the needed margin. the honor of being the first team For ten days now, the club has quire from his would-be players if they wanted to undergo the diffi­ Promise in Winter Practice to dress in the new locker room. been working on side line plays, culties of finances, poor playing conditions, and whether they wanted bucket formations and scrimmages On the field the boys had to Carolina and a guard, was probably to play. The answer to the last question was unanimous, and so Mc­ Organ Vespers Will Coach McDowall Confident with various fraternity fives on conform to several Cubanish cus­ the outstanding prospect of the Dowall got to work. In a few days money was raised from fraterni­ the campus. The club is in good Be Heard Tomorrow toms which bring the drawing room New Men Will Prove To Be new group. His line play was ties and individuals on the campus towards the purchasing of uniforms, shape physically, what with foot­ and the football field closer to­ Great Asset To Team noticeable because of his hard and thus proving the desire of the majority of undergraduates towards var­ ball practice in the afternoon and Herman Siewert, Organist gether — one being the careful fast charging. His tackling is sity basketball. The use of the Winter Park High School floor for basketball sessions at night. To Play Classics picking up of opposing players aft­ By John Giantonio something a backfield man likes to practices was quickly obtained and cooperation of Orlando High Mclnnis has nominated Jack School officials in the use of the High School gym for some home er a play. The Tars got into the Winter football ended its first steer clear of. He is a very rug­ Organ Vespers for tomorrow spirit of the thing quickly and week with a heated scrimmage that ged player and he should prove to Justice and June Lingerfelt as his games was virtually assured. It was decided that the team would play forward combine, with Clyde "Han­ •Orlando city league teams for practice games, and that other Central evening will consist of the follow­ knocked them down just to be able was played on a regulation game be a very suitable running mate ing selections played by Mr. Her­ to assist them to their feet. An­ basis. Coach Jack McDowall split to veteran "Soc" Soldati, Claude dy Andy" Jones at the pivot post. Florida clubs would be scheduled in the same light. After winter foot­ Probably the best guard combina­ ball was concluded, regular games would be played with collegiate man Siewert, organist of the other high spot was personified by his squad of Tars into two groups Rawlins, a center, Runt Hampton, Knowles Memorial Chapel: Carlos, the water boy; formerly the and last Saturday afternoon he back, also from North Carolina, tion in Central Florida will open teams around "cracker land". Donations of cars for nightly trips were at the defensive posts in the per­ 1. March Triomphale .. Karg-Elert bootblack from ^he front of their gave them a chance to demonstrate showed great possibilities in their secured and the operation of varsity basketball at Rollins on a pay and sons of Joe "Buck" Johnson and 2. Passacaglia in C minor .... Bach hotel, who gladly took the job for their qualities as football players. respective positions. Ollie Barker, go basis was installed. "Jumping" Joe Justice. 3. Valse Trist Sibelius a dollar and a jersey. He was very well pleased with the a 200 pounder and a center of some renown in Orlando has been For his second combination, Mc­ 4. Spinning Song Dupre After the game had been played, spirit shown by the squad and it switched to tackle and he and Ed lnnis has himself and Dick Rodda This is the feature of basketball as an intercollegiate sport here 5. a) Love Me or Not Secchi MacDowall, Professor Weinbottle, gave him a chance to see exactly Neidt, a graduate from the Fresh­ at the forward posts, Bill Daugh­ this year, that the college will not be put in the hole because of the b) Verborgenheit .... Hugo Wolf (who by this time had been nick­ what the new recruits had to offer. man squad are expected to give erty at center, and Manny Brank­ sport's inauguration. No other major or minor sport here will be Walter Royall, tenor named "Charlie McCarthy" by the Although there is plenty of Chappie Lawton and Mel Clanton ert and Joe Rembock, guards. hurt. Already, the primary motive for starting varsity basketball has 6. Dreams McAmis Cuban team's coach), and the provements in certain been successful, for the current intramural league is now underwsy 7. Finale, From Symphony I epartments of the game, the fact I quite a bit of support at this po­ The squad itself lacks the excep­ team began their down-to-earth tional height found in most quin­ with at least 20 new faces and everyone of the new men finding great Vierne that the boys all seem to look for. sition. Barker has been out of perusing. MacDowall seems to fa­ tets, but the first five is fairly sport in their new recreation. Surprising enough, there is not too vor a club he calls the Hub Hub ward to contact work with enthus­ school for some time but from the look of his play at an entirely new rangy. Speed, fast breaking and great a let-down in the calibre of play as first suspected, and" with the A new study of evolution is be­ or the Dub Dub or the Hub Dub, iasm, is certainly a very favorable position Saturday it will not take excellent passing is the present playing of more games by each club, the situation will be even more ing made at Indiana University, and a biggish sombrero took a point. The game that was played improved. at Harper-Shepherd Field brought him long to get back in the run­ strength of the club, with Joe Jus­ where Prof. A. C. Kinsey is exam­ fancy to Riley and wore him all tice and Johnson acting as the The above paragraphs are merely for background, which was so to the front a competitive spirit ning. Neidt has only to get ining 100,000 specimens of the gall over the plays. The boys were spearheads in the attack. Justice lacking in the editorial in question. The editorial admitted that the that bodes evil for many of the himself a bit more experience to treated to a seniorita apiece at a for the last two years has proven motives of the athletic department in starting varsity basketball were Tars opponents of the coming sea­ prove a valuable man at this vul­ dance at the casino and would his worth in intramural competi­ unknown, and the author could only hazard guesses. However, the son. This spirit is probably due nerable spot. have done beautifully with the uni­ tion, and will probably be named guesses were all wrong. Basketball was not attempted to earn money to the number of positions left June Lingerfelt and Wee Willie Psychologist Pats In versal language if it hadn't been , captain because of his all-round for the athletic set-up. It was not established for a few individuals open by the graduation of a num­ Daugherty have no competition as for the formality necessary for steadiness under fire. His guard­ who deired to play "their favorite sport in intercollegiate competition.'' Good Word for Football ber of our varsity men. far as anybody taking their names their partners-—that of having to ing ability has been proven excep­ The editorial went on to say that basketball would not draw crowds. Last week was devoted to light from the starting lineup is con­ New Orleans, La.—(ACP)— report half hourly to the chape­ tion in the past and his long shots We are not here to go out on the limb and say that it will, but workouts for both backfield and cerned, but Carl Sedlmayr and In all this debate about the rones, besides not being allowed with a high arc are accurate. according to recent reports from Orlando, court fans there are anxious linemen, in blocking and tackling, Doyle Darnold, who has been value of college football, a new to leave the dance floor. (Continued on page 6) to witness intercollegiate basketball and have welcomed Rollins' step the learning of plays and general switched from guard to end, can point in its favor is its healthy The things we would have liked be depended upon to give a good in this respect. This information was relayed through Coach Marion to have seen are: Jack Justice aft­ ball handling. The backs devoted influence on those who like to account of themselves. Keller and he picked up the spinner-back poise "Snooks" Mclnnis, who learnlfi of this through city league officials er his twenty-two Daiguiri's; Ollie much time to kicking, passing and cut collegiate capers. Speas, ends on the freshman squad, in nothing flat and he also showed anxious to aid Rollins in its initial step. Seemingly, Orlando is steamed Dawtree wandering around with an running, while the linemen wel-e This new point on the favor­ have both been transferred to a fair amount of running ability, up over Rollins basketball; but, of course, only the future will answer awful pain on the left side and being industriously drilled in the able side of the gridiron ledger guards where they should blossom but he had not demonstrated his how steamed up they are. that "love locked out" expression fundamentals of line play by Coach comes from John Madison out and see quite a bit of action. ability to "take it." He did that on his face; Sammy Hardman, Soc, Alex Waite. Fletcher, distinguished psychol­ In the backfield, the mainstays Saturday. He has much to learn and Jack J. trying to prove that As was demonstrated in the ogist and retired Tulane Uni­ will be all veterans. Buck Johnson but with the training that McDow­ The question of how good our varsity will be in intercollegiate it's possible to drink all the rum scrimmage, the new Tars, without versity, faculty member, who at spinner, Joe Justice at quarter­ all can give him and the natural competition is not important now when one considers the purpose of in Havana, even after having seen exception, all showed great prom­ claims that highly organized back, Manny Brankert at blocking qualities he posseses to play the the installation. But after watching the luminaries of the intramural the store rooms piled high with ise. Bryson, a product of North league for the past few years, and having witnessed Eastern Inter­ athletic systems make it easier post and Lou Bethea. Then as a game, he should develop into a real collegiate League games in the past this columnist feels that we will to control the great masses of supporting cast to these we have threat. not be lacking in good court material. The Eastern Intercollegiate is students found on college cam­ Handy Andy Jones, and Bob Davis Frank Grundler, a mainstay at one of the fastest leagues in the country, but we feel that with thei puses. Co-EDS IN SPORTS—i to help Buck, Billy Middlebrooks guard on last year's freshman experience and practice as that maintained by those aggregations, the "It gives them an outlet for Bethea and Frank Grundler team, is adapting himself to the rriaterial here last year could have given any one of those clubs a real which they need," he said. "If . By Betty Mackemer and John Giantonio, both gradu­ blocking back position as though he they could not expend their battle. The report given out a short body were receiving insti'uction in ates from the line, helping Brank­ were born for it. Jeff Kennedy feelings on football they would ert out, while Merlin Mitchell can has also suffered a change; Jeff time ago by Dr. Thurston Adams, athletics. 226 grades were given do it in more harmful ways." in the fall term in swimming, crew, be counted on to give very able no longer belongs to the backfield Admittedley, Recreation Hall is not adequate enough for varsity Dr. Fletcher has studied foot­ who has been making a survey of support to Justice and Hardman. but is now a promising ond. Jeff Physical and Health Education at golf, tennis, riding, modern and basketball, either to practice on or hold games. Harper-Shepherd ball development from the days folk dancing, fencing, archery, Saturday's game was the first used to play end in Prep School and Rollins, was to my mind very en­ Field likewise is not fit for either a football practice field, or baseball when it was regarded as a mi­ basketball, and correctives, from game that Bob Davis has ever though he did a good job at spin­ lightening and necessary. Dr. games. Neither are the tennis courts here suitable for the racquet nor sport. the Women's Phys. Ed. depart­ played in . His case was a dubious ner on the Tarlets he should prove Adams has taken into considera­ game nor is the swimming course worthy of meet competition or "As football grew there was a ment. 14 girls were unable to one until that time. He had show­ himself a valuable man at the practice training grounds. The answer to all these difficulties is that decrease in the pranks and prac­ tion the facilities at Rollins as they take any sport because of physical ed himself able to outkick anybody, flank. the athletic department is merely making the best of what they have, tical jokes which used to char­ are now and as we hope they will disabilities and 6 were in the band. and rather than throw out the entire physical educational program, acterize college life," he says. be some day. He found some This seems to me to be quite a bit they are attempting to make the best of the situation. Until Rollins "It is seldom today that stu­ things that must be taken care of more than ten per cent taking part can afford a new gymnasium, new playing fields for football and base- dents resort to vandalism. immediately; others, more elabor­ in athletics. tall, new tennis courts, a swimming pool, etc., the athletic department For Health There has been a tremendous ate, which he hopes Rollins may The golf and tennis tournaments will have to continue to make use of poor facilities. increase in the number of stu­ secure in the early future. I heart­ And Fun are finally being finished, and in BOWL dents in colleges, but discipline, ily agree vrith Dr. Adaips that "tha the finals of the tennis Barbara instead of becoming weaker, period from 4:00 to 6:00 in the 10 New and Modern Bowling Alleys Naturally the step in creating varsity basketball here this year Bryant will play I. Rieger. In has become better. afternoon should be the student's will be an arduous one. W ith the difficulties confronting it, basketball the Monday-Wednesday afternoon Soda Grill and Lounge "From my observation, I be­ own". However, under our pres­ can't hope to be compared to "Long Island University or Westminister" golf class Francis Smith defeated lieve football is greatly respon­ ent two-hour class system, this is basketball in its initial year. Maybe_ it can never attain the heights of Betty Winton and Eleanor Smith sible for this. It seems the same impossible. won the morning class tourna­ the teams mentioned, for they are the cream of the crop; but that isn't energies are expended now in I, too, would like to know where ment. In the golf championship ORLANDO BOWLING CENTER the idea behind basketball here. The athletic department and those playing the game or cheering Dr. Adams collected the data that Anne Whyte lost to Betty Macke- 720 N. Orange Phone 6956 seriously interested in the sport have no intention of stirring national on the team." interest. only ten per cent of the student THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25^93j Bach Festival To The Florida Orange Festival Has Many New Fenlures Rollins To Face Be Held in March; Daytona Five In Group Is Enlarged Rec Hall Tonight (Continued from page 5) (Continued from page 2)

Teamed with Johnson, probably and is called upon for important , the best passer on the club, Rollins music festivals throughout the opponents will find it difficult in country. crashing for close-in shots. The heaviest role in the St. Mat­ ^.A^i'S- thew's Passion which is to be re­ At center, Jones is improving peated at this year's Festival, wil! rapidly, and as a sophomore will be taken by the illustrious Bach reach definite stardom within the interpreter, Arthur Kraft, who has next year. Right now, he is fast sung this work more than forty and seemingly tireless, relying times, and been the soloist E mostly on his aggressiveness rath­ many of the Bethlehem Festival; er than experience. The program for the Winter Like his brother Joe, Jack Jus­ Park Bach Festival is as follows: V §"'<^''^ tice is another ball hawk, in the Thursday, March 2nd, 3 p. m. — right position at the right time. Three choruses from the Mass in Artist's conception of the grounds of Florida's big citrus show at Winter Haven, the weeli" Together with Lingerfelt, these B minor, "Et Incarnatus Est," of January 23-28, as ihey will appear with the new ornate entrance, the permanent buildings, two should prove themselves high and three new temporary Duildings, nousing Edufational. Florat ulture, and Allied Citrus Exhibita, scorers, with the two guards set­ "Crucifixus" and "Et Resurrexit", Many features will De absolutely new this year, including more citrus on display, landscaping and followed by the Cantatas, No. 155, decorations wHh iive citrus in profusion and more statewide representation of leading shippers ting them up. They are both good "My God, how long, oh, how and growers and allied products exhibits. defensive players, with Lingerfelt, long?" and No. 140, "Sleepers especially, being noted for his fast Wake". breaking and tireless play. Friday, March 3rd, at 3 p. m. — RUDDER ROPES Uses Chemistry Notebook As far as experience goes, the First part of the St. Matthew's For Wall Paper in Room first club is the whole team at this Passion. point. However, the second five Friday, March 3rd, at 7:30 p. m. Manhattan Gives Up Varsity Crew for Intra-Murals; Madison, Wis. — (ACP) — will fill in capably, and with a few Second part of St. Matthew's Pas- Rollins Joins a Rowing Association Some use black coffee, some use games under their belt will make -By Ted Pitman- crib notes, and some just forget as creditable showing as their first The Bach Festival is made pos­ it! But the University of Wis­ team members. Rembock and tUUSA ATKLETE, WEARS sible through the subscriptions of re sorry to learn that ou) with four, six or eight crews par­ consin's Louis Sinitzky has Brankert are two close guarding 5IZE IfV SHOES / USUAU.Y sponsors who pay $10 and receive r rival, Manhattan, has de­ ticipating. found the best way yet to re- and pack an offensive punch on STARTS PRACTICE LATE AS HE cided to give up intercollegiate Possible members of the new or­ HASTO WAIT FOR HI5SPKIAL- therefor two cards of admission to Lew's wall is decorated by occasion. Daugherty at center has MADE SHOES TO ARRNE. each of the three performances. rowing and spend their time or ganization are Manhattan, Rut­ large sheets of paper covered a good eye for the basket, and will Those who wish to give their sup- j intramurals, upon the advice of gers, Washington and Lee, Rollins, with what at first sight looks be hard to stop when he is in there. port to the Festival and secure president. This comes as a Dartmouth, Williams, Boston Uni­ like Chinese symbols. Seen from Rodda and Mclnnis are good ball Play Cast Entertained cards as sponsors hould communi­ great disappointment to Rollins versity and Marietta of Ohio. The a closer view these mysterious handlers, and opportunists in scor­ Theater Manager Rates cate with the Bach Fetival Com­ oarsmen as for years the Manhat­ last named has great enthusiasm figures resolve into organic ing. Own Pictures *Stinkeroo' Last Saturday night after the mittee, P. O. Box 745, Winter Park. tan race has fast been gaining for rowing and would be delighted chemistry formulas. final performance of "Barchester The members of the Festival tradition and it has always heen to put on the event. Marietta is a When a local theater operator Towers" the cast and members of Committee are: R. B. Barbour, the race for which they pointed the little far away, however, and we The semester's work in or­ Approximately one-fourth of at Oregon State College began the back stage crew were entertain. Mrs. Joshua C. Chase, Mrs. Helen most. It had been the hope of wouldn't be surprised if the event ganic chemistry is outlined on University of Texas students who grading his movie offerings in ed at a supper party at the home 0. Dick, Dr. William H. Fox, Ar­ both Rollins and Manhattan coach­ eventually landed on the Raritan these walls. Lew feels they are take pure and applied mathematics advertisements, students sat up of Mr. and Mrs. George Holt. A thur M. Harris, Dr. Hamilton Holt, es to hold the race on Lake Mait­ River at New Brunswick. safer here than in a notebook, end their courses with failing and took notice. But when he buffet supper was served and an Christopher 0. Honaas, Mrs. Clin­ land this year. because a notebook can easily began charging admission on informal evening enjoyed by the ton Scollard, Herman F. Siewert, We sincerely hope that we shall Rollins received an invitation be lost. the basis of the ratings he gave Mrs. Charles Sprague-Smith, and soon see the return of Manhattan this year to the event but owing But why so high? Well, you Preparations for the Gasparilla his own pictures, they almost to the fact that it came on the swooned. Mrs. Frances Knowles Warren. to intercollegiate rowing so that see, when standing up to study parade and the capture of Tampa "It is far better that the college twentieth of May, Coach Bradley we may again take up friendly re­ you're less apt to fall asleep, by the pirate crew of Jose Caspar In his advertisements in the youth of America are hailing band was forced to decline. He asked, lations with them. and even if you should fall on February 6th are well ahead of Oregon State "Barometer," the leaders than heiling bund leaders." however, that the Rollins crew be schedule, according to Captain G. asleep, you'd wake up when you theater-man rates his movies kept as a member of the associa­ A. Hanson. "In fact," the captain —Comedian Eddie Cantor. hit the floor. like this: hotter-'n-a-fire-crack­ AMERICAN tion. said, "the set-up at this time, al­ er, supercolossal, just colossal, We seen in Stanley Woodward's Now here's a secret! Lew is most a month before the parade column in The Tribune that the not so hot, and stinkeroo. The intramural and varsity and moving from his apartment in is the best in the history of the Going Somewhere? "junior" rowing colleges by which evept." And to top it off, he charges Launderers Dry Cleaners junior varsity crew schedules will a few weeks, so if you're begin­ For a 'success' coiffure phone we mean those which have come ning organic chemistry next se­ fifty cents for the top-rank 427-J have not yet attained first-flight ;ar in this column next week. showing, only thirty-five for mester, it might be worth your Returning from a trip through into the sport recently and which while to rent it. You'd better those that are "just colossal" or Oregon State College has a new south Florida, dufl'ing which he below. Ritz Beauty Salon CAMPUS AGENTS stature, are planning a "Pough­ do it soon, though, before the covered the lower east coast, the keepsie" of their own. ass in sports appreciation that 123 E. Morse Blvd. Winter Park meets every week. landlady sees this article and central ridge section and the en­ Rick Gillispie They plan or perhap "hope" is a raises the rent. tire west coast area, Burton H. 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