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Sandspur, Vol. 52 No. 15, February 19, 1948

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STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol. 52 No. 15, February 19, 1948" (1948). The Rollins Sandspur. 801. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/801 Eoiuns anti0pur VOLUME 52 WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1948 NUMBER 15 Dr* Holt Announces The ODK To Initiate William Shelton Wins Award Contributors For Magazine (Pictures on Page 3) New Members, In Reeves Oratorical Contest William Shelton, of Ashville, "Contributors" to the 21st issue Sullivan's Memorial North Carolina, was awarded a of the Animated Magazine to be First Since War Rollins Players Make fifty dollar prize and Stuart B. published next Sunday, have been Dedication Will Be if James of Lackawaxen, Pennsyl­ The Omicron Delta Kappa, men's << announced by President Hamilton Glass Menagerie vania, received honorable mention Holt. Held Next Monday national leadership honor society at the annual Reeves Oratorical Among the "contributors" will The Sullivan Memorial building, which has been dormant on the Memorable Play Contest held in Knowles Memorial be A. K. Rowswellj director of pub­ given in the honor of the late Rollins campus during the war Chapel Monday, February 16, as "The Glass Menagerie" is an un­ lic relations of the Pittsburgh Algernon Sydney Sullivan, will be the opening event of Founders' years, will become active Saturday, usually appealing piece of theatre, Pirates and father of student Ken dedicated Monday, February 23 at Week. Their speeches were se­ Feb. 21st when it will hold formal telling a warm, human story in Rowswell; and Roy Crane, origina­ 12:30 p. m., following the mid­ lected on the basis of composition little sketches, while skillfully re­ tor of "Buzz Sawyer" comic strip. winter Convocation in Knowles initiation of new student members and delivery as the best of the six Memorial Chapel. fraining from a lapse into sac­ Also featured in the "table of at the St. Francis Chapel. ten-minute talks. At the dedication ceremony of charin sentimentality. The charac­ contents" will be Gen. Jonathan The purpose of the organization, Shelton, speaking on "Is College this attarctive one story building ters are a remote, but understand­ M. Wainwright, U. S. Senator Life a Life Apart?" empha­ of Mediterranean architecture, a which corresponds to the Order of able species, dissatisfied with their Claude Pepper, Sarah Gibson sized the fact that it is the pur­ placque bearing the following in­ the Libra for women, is to recog­ unfortunate present, living in the Blanding, President of Vassar Col­ poses of the individuals concerned scription will be unveiled: nize men who have attained a high past and in contemplation of the lege, Thomas J. Dodd, U. S. prose­ rather than the college itself which "The Algernon Sydney Sullivan future. The play forsakes realism cutor at the Nuremberg trials. Dr. standard of leadership in collegiate determines whether or not college House — Here, in common fellow­ for an atmosphere of memory, Alberto Lleras, director general of activities, to encourage them to life becomes an ivory-tower exist­ ship and for brotherly communion aided by an overpowering mood, Pan American Union, Soo Yong ence. We have tended to draw too are welcome those of every hope, continue along this line, and to in­ created by the poetic dialogue, dim Huary, monologist, John R. Mott, sharp a dichotomy between college philosophy, and faith that opens spire others to strive for similar lighting, the haunting refrain of Nobel Peace Prize Winner, and S. and life, said he, illustrating his their hearts to the presence and in­ achievement. the theme, the blues music which point by quoting the high school Kendrick Guernsey, president of fluence of a loving God and which comes wailing from the dance hall In bringing together the most principal who explained to his stu­ Rotary International. draws them with high resolve to­ across the alley, the narrator who representative men in all phases dents that the school's main prob­ Dr. Holt stated that proceeds wards thier goal for a perfect and shares his recollections. lem arose because "we must pre­ from this year's magazine will be enduring life for themselves and of college life ,the society helps Nina Oliver Dean is fascinating pare some of you for life, and some used to assist worthy Rollins stu­ all mankind.' mould the views of the institution in her memorable interpretation of for college." This typifies the gen­ dents who need financial aid. This inscription was written by of questions of local and inter-col­ Amanda. Her perfect understand­ Reserved tickets for the "living eral attitude today, and to a cer­ George Hammond Sullivan. legiate interest and enables the ing of the role and her ablity to magazine" can be obtained at tain extent such a distinction may The Sullivan Memorial will be members of the faculty and stu­ seemingly live the part result in a be drawn. To those who come to Annie Russell theatre daily from used as a meeting place for cul­ characterization that would be 2 to 5 p. m. through Saturday. Gen­ dent body to meet on a basis of college to specialize in fine arts, tural groups. hard to top in the most profession­ for example, college life becomes a eral admission will be free. mutual understanding and helpful­ al of theatres. She is the proud, life apart—but they want and need Rowswell became director of pub­ ness. though pathetic Amanda . . . some­ it to be. On the other hand, those lic relations of the Pittsburgh Pi­ Mims Presents The membership of the society what shabby, but always queenly specializing in business, law or rates, when it was purchased by ... a former Southern belle, re­ First Lecture is composed of male students, medicine, and teaching find a life Bing Crosby, Tom Johnson of Or­ calling days gone by with their four members of the active faculty more nearly related to their fu­ lando and others more than a year Of Return Series gay parties, jonquils, and gentle­ and four alumni. Associate mem­ ture activity. The real lack in col­ ago. Crane, who spends his winters Dr. Edwin Mims, professor men callers. Deserted by her hus­ leges manifests itself to those who bership is granted to those who ill Orlando, is making his second emeritus of English and nationally band, "a telephone man who fell are searching for the meaning of appearance on the "living maga­ renowned lecturer, returned to have been retired from previous in love with long distance," she life. To them, college life is an zine". He is the originator of Rollins yesterday to give the first active membership or by election. lives with her dreamer of a son, existence hedged about with re­ "Buzz Sawyer" and "Wash Tubbs". of another series of lectures. The qualification for eligibility and her shy daughter in a St. Louis quirements, offering no answer to Gen. Wainwright, now retired Speaking on "Optimism and Pessi­ in the society are character, schol­ alley apartment. their questions. To the extent that from the army, is in private busi­ mism", he presented a clear inter­ arship and intelligence, service Sidney Lanier plays Tom, Aman­ it fails such people, Shelton con­ ness in San Antonio, Texas. Pep­ pretation of the two points of view and leadership in campus life, fel­ da's son, and narrator of the piece. cluded, college life is indeed a life per, Florida's senior senator, has to a student and faculty audience lowship, and consecration to dem­ Tom also has memories, but not apart. been active in international affairs in the Annie Russell theatre. ocratic ideals. In the selection of such pleasant ones. He tells of be- students, the complete college rec­ "What is Un - Americanism?" since becoming a member in the Dr. Mims, who was a visiting jng suffocated by family respon­ was Mr. James' topic. Stating that upper house of Congress. professor of English at Rollins ord of each candidate will be con­ sibilities while longing to travel sidered on the following: Scholar­ Miss Blanding, a political scien- during 1945-46, has been travelling in search of adventure. He finally (Continued on page 6> over the country presenting his in­ ship, Athletics, Social and Re­ escapes the dingy home, the job he (Continued on Page 4) spiring talks. Former head of the ligious Affairs, Publications, despises, to discover that he English department of Vanderbilt Speech, Music and Dramatic Arts. couldn't leave his conscience be­ Mademoiselle Magazine University, he is also the author The candidate must have a total hind. Lanier far surpasses the ex­ Offers Cash Returns of several books, the most recent of 18 points, with a minimum of cellence of previous performances Theta's and X Cluh of which is Great Writers As In­ three or a maximum of eight in his portrayal of the traveler For Fiction Stories points in at least three of these terpreters of Religion. Last year, haunted by the past, who steps Mademoiselle magazine is offer­ Roll Rose Ball Into fields. in Winter Park for the winter, he back into his former surroundings ing $500 apiece for the two best Motion Saturday delivered five lectures during the The Sandspur will announce in to relate his story. As the narra­ stories submitted to them for pub­ Wednesday morning assembly pe­ the next issue the names of the tor, he depicts the effect of time lication in their August issue. The Rose Ball, to be sponsored riods, and attracted enthusiastic students initiated Saturday. Faculty spent brooding and years of at­ Length should run from three to by Kappa Alpha Theta and X Club, student audiences. It is by student members who are Omicron Delta tempting escape. Then in the flash­ five thousand words. This contest Kappa members are: Rees Hamil­ is Saturday night from 9 until 12, demand that he is planning an­ back, he becomes a part of the ac­ is open to women undergraduates ton Holt; Dean Arthur Enyart, W. February Zl, at the Dubsdread other series this term. tion, and portrays Tom with an only. A. Wattles, Alexander Waite, E. Country Club. It is to be a formal Yesterday's lecture will be fol­ Stories which have* appeared in T. Brown, Riley Jones, Jack Mc­ (Continued on page 6) dance, but dark suits are accept­ lowed by three more, also to be the Flamingo are acceptable, only Dowall, Alfred Hanna, and Wil­ able. given on Wednesday mornings at if they have not been published liam Melcher. elsewhere. They should be double Last year, Theta established 'the 9:40. Their subjects are as fol­ spaced, on one side of the paper policy of their fraternity's giving lows: February 25, "Satire and Monday's Convocation only, accompanied by the student's ttle Founders'. Day dance. This Cynicism"; March 3, "Tragedy"; Farrens Elected year in college, name, and home year, and for years to come, the March 10, "The Christian Interpre­ Celebrates Founding tation." and college addresses. No respon­ dance is to be known as the Rose Head Chapel Usher sibility for manuscripts will be ac­ Eall. The girls attending are asked Of Rollins College For This Year cepted by Mademoiselle, and none to help with the decorations by ap­ Patty Ann Jackson The annual Mid-Winter Convo­ will be returned, unless a stamped, pearing in evening gowns the color At its meeting last February To Narrate Story cation will be held Monday, Feb­ self-addressed envelope is en­ of roses. Remember i-oses are pink, eighth, the Chapel Staff unani­ ruary 23rd at 9:30 in the Knowles closed. American beauty, fucia, white, Miss Patty Ann Jackson has been mously elected Gerry Farrens head Memorial Chapel. All entries must be postmarked peach, and yellow. If you don't chosen to be the narrator for a usher for the balance of this school This convocation is in observ­ not later than midnight, April 15, have a rose colored dress, come musical story, Tuby the Tuba, year. This was done in apprecia­ ance of the 63rd anniversary of 1948, and should be sent to: anyway! which the Junior League of Orlan­ tion of the faithful service Gerry has been performing as an usher the founding of Rollins. College Fiction Contest Al! those visiting Rollins this do is sponsoring Friday night. The story will be presented by the Or­ i'l the Chapel. The program will include ad­ MADEMOISELLE Weekend, besides all students and dresses and the conferring of 122 East 42 Street faculty, are invited to attend the lando Civic Orchestra at the Me­ Harry Baldwin was chosen as his morial Junior High School. honors. New York 17, New York. ' Rose Ball. assistant and alternate. TWO ROLLINS SANDSPUR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1948 Editorial.... Inquiring Reporter Thundering Herd Knowles Hall, the science building on our campus, is a sad Profile QUESTION: What do you think P.O. Box 545, place for our science majors to carry on their work. All the Rollins College, is happening to the Conference rooms used as class rooms and laboratories are filthy. The Winter Park, Fla. Plan? Have your own teaching tables are thick with dust and chalk powder and never Feb. 16, 1948. methods been altered in the last show signs of having been cleaned. It is true that all the class Dear Editor: few years? buildings on campus usually need a good scrubbing, but "If you had given your all . . . Knowles is the most obvious. Scientific experiments, which Dr. France: At no time during which would please you most? . . . should be carried on in surroundings free from any contami­ my nearly twenty years at Rollins a suitable plaque placed in a reas­ nation, are here done in the midst of grime. In a school such have I deviated from the practise onable place . . . (or) the out-dated as this where the equipment is not sufficient to give our stu­ of relying, to the fullest extent Honor Roll on the horseshoe . . ." dents all the advantages they need, it is a shame that we can­ possible, on class discussion. I con­ Neither. not give them at least cleanliness. sider individual conferences one of Had I died, I should have liked There are many people around school who need money and the most important parts of our a remembrance of some use to are willing to work for it. Since we were able to air-condition system of individualized , instruc­ those still living. the new administration building, it seems logical that we are tion. Because of the increase in the Had I been from Rollins, I should also able to pay a salary to anyone who would clean Knowles size of my classes, the discussion have preferred that tbe money now Hall. A small amount of work is all that would be necessary method is often more difficult and proposed for a plaque be sub­ provided it was done regularly. We think it would be a great the individual conferences fewer. scribed instead for the "Book a benefit to Rollins if this matter were attended to as soon as To an extent, I have overcome this Year Club,' or a scholarship fund, possible. by holding frequent group confer­ or the Dean's Fund. ences in the large classes, especial­ It may be argued that simply William Hanna Rinck first broke ly in the Upper Division. allocating the money to one of the above uses is no assurance that it into the limelight in the heretofore Dr. Waite: The Conference Meth­ will be of benefit. True. Means are Calendar unheard of village of Memphis, od of teaching is essentially an at­ neither good or bad, and can be Tennessee, where he led a very titude that, the subject matter is subverted to bad ends. But it is interesting, meaningful, and use­ Thursda,y February 19th happy and normal life lolling on equally true that the absence of ful in its own right, and that stu­ 4:00 p.m.—The John Martin Lecture Series—Congregational Church. the levee and tending still (part- means precludes the possibility of dents should be motivated by the 7:30 p.m.—Tertulia—Casa Iberia. achieving good ends. time), as was the habit of many a desire to learn because of the value 8:15 p.m.—The Glass Menagerie—Annie Russell Theatre. youngster caught in the throes of of the learning. The Conference Would not the money for the 8:15 p.m.—The Night of January 16th—Fred Stone Theatre. pre-kindergarten days. Method works with classes as plaque be better spent in expand­ Friday, February 20th large as they now are when stu­ ing the library or helping a student 4:30 p.m.—Concert, Rollins Chamber Orchestra—Women's Club. Little Willie, always bright with dents assume a fair measure of to stay in school ? 8:15 p.m.—The Glass Menagerie—Annie Russell Theatre. figures, was elected to act in an responsibility for the success of Sincerely, 8:15 p.m.—The Night of January 16th—Fred Stone Theatre. advisory capacity to the grammar the class, realizing that ultimately Jim Wray. Saturday, February 21st school teacher at the tender age the class is for their benefit and Alumni Day . . . of seven. Mamma and Pappa is conducted in their interest. I 8:30-10:00 a.m.—Registration of Alumni—Alumni House. Rinck, sensing a genius in their constantly stress the understand­ "The Cares That 10:00-12:30—Business Meeting, Alumni Association Alumni House. midst, hauled down the "Stars and ing of ideas as contrasted with Infest The Day" 1:00 p.m.—Annual Alumni Assoc. Luncheon—Rollins Center. Bars" and migrated upriver to the mastery of content. 2:00-4:00 p.m.—Exhibition Tennis Matches. hostile city of Detroit, to further There are also cares that infest 3:30 p.m.—Alumn4 Memorial Vesper Service — Knowles Memorial our hero's education. Quickly be­ Dr. Clarke: Rollins has never the night—just ask any Rollins coming adjusted to "Yankee" man- really practiced the ideal confer­ girl. Serenades are a fine custom Chapel. nerisnis and methods of "playing 4:15 p.m.—Gay Nineties Tea—442 Chase Avenue. ence plan, in which the student around Rollins, one that has been them close", he whizzed through seeks the teacher for guidance. kept when others have been dis­ 8:15 p.m.—The Glass Menagerie—Annie Russell Theatre, Matinee. high school. The Night of January 16th—Fred Stone Theatre. Most students will not take the carded, but there're a good many 9:00-12:00—Formal Dance—Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Now taking note that he was initiative. Since 1930 in sociology girls on this campus who wish they Sunday, February 22nd quite a big boy for his age, Willie classes we have consistently had had never heard of singing. A 9:45 a.m.—Morning Meditation—Knovi^les Memorial Chapel. decided to utilize his poundage in little lecturing and much discus­ group of three boys haunted "so­ (Founders' Day Service) the friendly and competitive sport sion. Each student has each term rority row" from four a.m. until 2:30 p.m.—Rollins Animated Magazine. of pro football. Soon discovering several personal conferences. With about five, Friday night. Their 7:00 p.m.—Phi Beta Initiation. that two opposing tackles cannot the teacher's help he may determ­ voices were loud enough to wake "X" Club Open House. occupy the same space at the same ine his accomplishment and his Up most of the girls in the houses Monday, February 23rd time he abandoned the game and difficulties and may learn and ex­ where they stopped. The night 9:30 a.m.—Academic Procession—Carnegie Hall. went to work for a Ford named plore ways of self-improvement. watchman, who made his nightly 10:00 a.m.—Mid-Winter Convocation—Knowles Memorial Chapel. Henry, where he helped keep the Teachers can be fully effective only visit to the Pi Phi and Kappa 12:30 p.m.—Dedication of Sullivan Building. CIO front quiet. with eager students. houses whild' the jolly men of song 4:00 p.m.—Dr. Mims, Lecture—Women's Club. William was next selected by a were between the houses, did not philanthropic uncle to tour Africa, Dr. Hanna: Ideally, there should disturb them—they went right on Tuesday, February 24th be as many conference plans at 7:30 p.m.—College Movie—Annie Russell Theatre. Scotland, Sicily and England. Af­ with their songs until the police ter reading in the London Times of Rollins as there are instructors, cruised by. It seems the night 8:00 p.m.—Town Hall Series—Winter Park High School. since each instructor is expected to Wednesday, February 25th » some sort of D-Day celebration on watchman must have called out the the quaint Normandy coast, Willie direct procedures according to his militia. This eased the situation 9:40 a.m.—Dr. Mims Lecture, Assembly—Annie Russell Theatre. own preparation, personality, and 4:30 p.m.—Phi Society Tea. decided to attend. Soon detecting long enough to let the girls almost that he was allergic to the soft, understanding of the needs of the get back to sleep and for the po­ 5:00 p.m.—Organ Vespers—Knowles Memorial Chapel. student. The method I find most 8:15 p.m.—Faculty Recital, Helen Moore—Dyer Memorial. heavy, ductile, bluish-grey metal lice to give up the chase . . . and (commonly known as lead) that effective is an application of those then the boys came back again for was prevalent in the area, our basic procedures the student is another half hour of melody. destined to encounter in life: 1, young tourist wended his way As most people know by now, the process of gathering informa­ homeward. (It really took four Jim McMenemy resigned his posi­ Published Weekly by Undergraduate Students of Rollins tion. 2, the process of understand­ years.) tion as sports editor of the Sand­ ing the information gathered. 3, Entered as second class matter, November 14, 1925, at the post office at With this carefree caprice over spur. With his resignation came Winter Park, Florida, under the act of March 3, 1879. using the information acquired the adolescent stage past, Willie ac­ a list of suggestions to improve Subscription Price: By mail anywhere in the United States ?1.50 a term and comprehended. The set up in (12 weeks), $2.50 for two terms, or ?3.00 for the full college year. quired a thirst—a deep thirst for the paper which were printed in the classroom is simple; the knowledge. Finding climatic con­ last week's issue. We, the trial Publication Office: Fairbanks Avenue at Interlachen Telephone 187 J achievement of the procedure is ditions in the Rollins area suitable editors, are grateful for any con­ Kditorlal Doard extremely difficult. I find it is best for operations, he settled down to structive criticism, especially when carried out by student reports fol­ Editor Ann KnlRht serious study, where he is contin­ accompanied by active support. We A.s.sistant Editor Alison Hennig lowed by discussions, both of which News Edi tof Pete Sholley ually gaining honors. do not like to make excuses or try Feature Editor Jean Lipscomb are guided by the instructor. This Student Council representative, to argue with Jim, but there are a Proorreader Carol Posten method also provides practical Headline Editor Pearl Jordan member of Phi Society, Key So­ few reasons why we cannot do all Sports Editor Harry Levnee, .Jr. training in expression, both oral, Faculty Adviser , Willard Wattles ciety, Chapel Committee, Head the things he suggests. True Exchange Editor Gordon Tully and written. An essential part of Usher, Who's Who, Panel Discus­ enough, we do have an office, but this plan is the tutorial held at fre­ Business Staff sion, Economic Confei-ence, World it is poorly located so that few quent intervals. I invariably Advertising Commissioner Bob Daniels Federalist, to name but a few. Ah! people will walk far enough to Circulation Manager - Mickey Dean change minor, but never major Business Manager Andy Tomasko this seems so far from those days bring us their work. We find that on the levee, but not really; Bill methods. Reporters most people go through the Center has two friends that keep Tennes­ Miss Packham: The conference and so will drop their articles in Pete Sholley, Zoe Weston, William M. Davis, Phyllis Starobin, Mary France.s Hill, Beverly Ott, Nan Van Zile, Dick Saurbrun, Jim McMenemy, see close to his heart: Dixie Red­ represents a relationship of mu­ the campus mail, even if they Beverly Burcham, Virginia Cheney, Mary Malta Peters, Helen Ellis, Pat ding, popular man about town and tual understanding and coopera­ Meyer, Bob Setzer, Patty Ann Jackson, Jan Chambers, Betty Pottinger, won't walk to our humble cubby­ Dick Knott, Betty Lou Browning, Anne Smith. virtuoso of the glockenspiel, and tion which can be developed only hole. If we could have a convenient Jack Daniels, former heavyweight, when there is a desire on both office nearer the center of activ­ Member that still packs a punch. sides. A responsible and truth- ities, we would undoubtedly have Pissocided Golleaide Press Not being content with being an seeking attitude needs to be shown a better response from the stu­ honor student and letting things by the student in order that the Distributor of dents. go at that, Mrs. Rinck's pride and professor can be a guide instead Another suggestion was that Cblle6iate Di6esl (Continued on page 6) (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on page 6) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1948 ROLLINS SANDSPUR THREE

Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright

SARA GIBSON BLANDING DR. ALBERTO LLERAS Tar Dust XBOMAS 3. DODD Kappa Dance Is

After peering into dark corners, Student Recital H L. Brumley EntersInquirin g Reporter — Huge Success and listening at transoms, the Tar (Continued from page 2) of a mere purveyor of knowledge. MacDonald-Van Hoose Duster this week filled two little To Be Presented Race For Constable This conference relationship can Crowned "Sweethearts black note books, some of which he In Sanford Election be reached in large groups as well will pass on to you. Friday Afternoon as in the small group and in indi­ The Kappa Kappa Gammas gave Into the Tar Duster's file titled There will be a student recital at The following article appeared vidual conference. a formal Valentine dance at the "Brand New Couples" fall the names the Winter Park Women's Club in the Sanford Herald on February Mr. Granberry: I devote no less Mayfield Inn in Sanford last Satur­ ninth and will be of interest to all time now than formerly to student of Louie and Jerry, Bob Draughan Friday, February 20, at 4:30. It day night. The ballroom was deco­ will be open to the public without those who know Herman "Foots" conferences. With the increase in rated with a white crepe paper ceil­ and Vickie Jordis, Mary Haley and enrollment, however, I am able to charge. The program is as follows: Brumley. ing, red and white balloons, and Andy, Ellie Holdt and Jim Wray. see each student less often. This Wie Melodien Zicht es Mir large red hearts which were sur­ Then too, Terry Weaver and Fred HERMAN L. BRUMLEY saddens me, for in my field of Brahms REVEALS PLAN TO work, unless a student, by person­ rounded by lacy edging. During the Taylor seem to have decided that Adieu, Ma Petite Table ,^ Massenet RUN FOR CONSTABLE al association, will help me brush half hour intermission the guests the roles they played in "The Male from "Manon" aside the barrier of formality were entertained by a floor show Terrell Weaver, soprano Animal" could very pleasantly be Herman L. "Foots" Brumley neither of us can receive what the with Jack Redding acting as master Phyllis Sias at the piano transferred to real life. today announced his candidacy for other may have to give. The longer of ceremonies. Mary Francis Hill Bagatelles, OP. 26 Beethoven constable in Justice of the Peace I teach, the more I realize that Though Bob Boyle is officially No. 1—G Major and Mike Malis sang "Because District No. 4 which includes vot­ some of the most mutually profit­ majoring in art, it would appear No. 2—G Minor You're You" and "Sweethearts" ing precincts No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and able moments spent with students No. 3—E flat Major from Maytime, Beverly Hedrick that he is majoring in tennis play­ 10. arise spontaneously from chance sang "Temptation", Ingram Wilcox ers. Contact Shirley, Nancy, Doris, Martha McDonald, pianist The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. encounters on campus benches. and Norma for verification. III. Brumley, he was born in Sanford, Dr. Melcher: I have attempted and his orchestra played "Ready for After a brisk walk down the A Fors E Liu Verdi attended local schools and grad­ not to alter my teaching methods. Freddie", and Robert Boyle, Rob­ loggia, T. D. expanded his ever- from "La Traviata" uated in 1945 from Seminole High However, with the. large classes ert Arbogast, and Chap McDon­ expanding file on the Steadiest of Mary Eugenia Branning, soprano School. He played four years as that I have had, in some cases run­ nell sang several comic songs. Steadies. They read (from Pugs­ Phyllis Sias at the piano tackle on the Celery-Fed football ning to 35, to carry out the con­ "Magnolia" McDonald and Cecil ley to Corrin): Ann and Hall, IV. team, and once in the shadow of ference plan in its fullest is dif­ Van Hoose were crowned king and ficult. I deem it of great impor­ Freddie S. and Bill Koch, newly- Sonato No. 4 Handel his own goal post grabbed the queen of sweethearts as the climax ball from an about-to-score op­ tance to maintain such class en­ pinned Willa and Dick, Tony East­ Adagio to the Alpha Phi drive for cardiac wood and Jim Martin, Olga and Largetto ponent and raced the length of rollment that the Conference Plan aid. Warren, Dee and Milton, and Peter Allegro the field for a touchdown. He also can be carried out. When classes Van Meter and Marion Miller. Frederick McFalls, violinist starred at baseball and basketball. become large and the lecture meth­ Back on campus Sunday night Katherine Carlo at the piano He entered Army service in od is followed, the students become sunburned after the X Club week­ V. September, 1945, and was stationed inactive mentally, or many do, and end, but happy were Martha Con­ Flower Duet Puccini at Camp Lee, Va. until October, the work is sure to suffer. Handicraft Studio well and Hymie, Bev Burkhart and from "Madam Butterfly" 1946. Since then he has attended Dr. Starr: All I know is what I Dub, Rusty and Fish, Mickey Dean Mary Eugenia Branning Rollins College where he played on read in the Sandspur. I only work 211 East Welbourne Ave. and Happy, Adeline and Art, Jan Terrell Weaver football team and rows on the here. Is Rollins going to the dogs ? crew. During the past summer he In spite of the antics of certain Gifts Chambers and Bud Dawson. Phyllis Sias at the piano For All Occasions Celebrating Valentine's Day at VI. served here as City recreational di­ excitable parties, I don't think so, the Kappa dance in Sanford were Sonatine Ravel rector. He is a member of the yet. My reasons: the number of Lovely Bernates and C. P. and Ed Brinson, Pat War­ Modere Presbyterian Church. students who really want to learn, Minerva Yarns ren and G. W., Alice and Pete Dye, Minuet With the late State Highway gripes about the amount of work Argyle Packs — Needles Juanita Ault and John ShoUen­ Anime Patrolman L. C. Beinder he made required, the fact that one can now berger, Carolyn Alfred and Pete Carlyle Seymour, pianist calls at night ,and recently has hear respectful references to Rol­ Books & Instructions Pay, Nan Morgan and Dick Saur­ VII. been assisting Sheriff P. A. Mero lins in the North. brun. My Lady Walks In Loveliness as a deputy. He is a grandson of So were Jan Ott and Phil How­ Charles Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lehman and the land, Claudia and Clyde Kelly, Sea Fever Ireland late L. A. Brumley and Mrs. Brum­ FOR SALE Mick Heywood and Harriet Fine- Lord Randal Taylor ley. berg, Ginger Brooks and Jupe, When I Think Upon The Maiden 16 Ft. Kyak Petie Rehm and Bob Fitzwater. Head German Club Has Joseph Peoples, baritone with outrigger and mast for sailing, See it — and Katherine Carlo at the piano Election And Party make an offer. What was the main interest out Romanza, OP. 118, No. 5 .- Brahms The German Club met Friday at the Flamingo for Bill C. and Fantasie In F Minor Chopin Call 2-2709 night, February 13, at David Harry L. last week-end. Kenneth Newbern, pianist Cramp's house in Orlando. New of­ ficers elected for the rest of the year were: president, Ed Violante; ORDER NOW! secretary, Dorothy Wolking; and cashier, David Cramp. The Hanna's LAKE OKEECHOBEE, autographed Lili Marlene was there in the 1st editions form of Petie Rehm. Beer and pretzels were served and the group Thornton Wilder's THE IDES OF MARCH enjoyed German singing, games, Kahlil Gibran's NYMPHS OF THE VALLEY and dancing. And Cocktail Lounge Anyone interested in German is Under New Management of Mountjoy Bros. invited to these meetings. The Corner Orange and Orlando Aves., Winter Park The SANDSPUR BOOK SHOP club is trying to get the world fa­ Dinners 5 P. M. till 11 P. M. Closed Sunday mous Heildeberg Quartet for the For reservations phone 9176, Winter Park next meeting. FOUR ROLLINS SANDSPUR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1948 Helen Moore, Pianist, To Present Recital UPPER CRUST Wednesday Evening Dr. Helen Moore, noted pianist and teacher at the Rollins School of The Gamma Phi Betas held pearance Friday night for a week­ Bev. B. and Jan C. went over to music, will give a recital on Feb­ another of their pleasant break­ end. the Pelican this past weekend with ruary 25 at 8:15 in the Annie Rus­ fasts in the patio on Sunday, Feb­ "Get Well" wishes go to Mrs. Dub and Bud and came back with sell Theater. The program will in­ ruary 15, 1948. It was attended by Campbell, Alpha Phi house moth­ terrific sunburns. clude the following sonatas by many who enjoyed the late break­ er, who is very sick and very much Beethoven: One more Chi 0 has joined the fast. missed by all her chillun. Sylvia Verdin, Marjorie Reese, "Happy Birthdays" to Mona ranks of Sigma Nu since Dick Sonata in F major, OP. 87. and Harriet Kirby spent the past Morris and Lois Johnson, who had Knott presented Willa Michaels Vivace ma non tropo—adagio weekend at Sarasota, Fla., vis­ birthdays last week, and to Claudia with his "white star" Saturday espressivok iting Tenna Head. Dave's turn is Hutchinson, Rae Holden, and Dot- night. Maybe the theme of the (Sonata appassionata) next week! tie Aubinoe, who celebrate this Allegro assai Kappa dance, undoubtedly one of Last week Jo Gunter and Sam week. Andante con moto Pierce attended a "Forty-Niners X Club at the Pelican was a great the best in a long time, produced Allegro mo non troppo Fair" in Mt. Dora where they success, thirty-eight present. Be­ the result. gave 2 door prizes — a pig and sides the steady couples present Bright smiling faces were seen Sonata in E flat major, OP. 81 "He floats thru the air with the a bottle of gin. Jo won't tell us there was Dawson and Jan Cham­ The Farewell—adagio-allegro at the PI PHI house last weekend greatest of ease" but the Rollins which she won, but we haven't bers, Fisher and Rusty, Palmer The Absence—andante esspres- . . . bright with delight ... or "Ape" used a chute instead of a heard any pigs squealing in Strong and Bev Burkhart, Barlett and Bur­ sivo trapeze! Hall patio! gess, Jupe and Ginger, Inman and bright with de light of the sun is The Return—Vivacissimamente It wasn't the bat-man or super­ Mary Austin made another of Dottie Boo, Groeke and Corky, Hy­ the question! The cheeriest, how­ man that descended upon the Rol­ her trips to Gainesville for the mie and Connie, Jim Kelly was ever were the faces of those re­ To quote the Florida Times lins campus last Friday morning, Military Ball with Chuck Whit- stag; also present were Buddy Tate Union: "Dr. Moore is recognized turning from the Pelican . . . Bick­ but none other than G. W. Mooney more. and Billie Moore, and Pete Fay throughout the South as a musi­ ley Hilliard went over with X- acording to the report of several and Carolyn Alfred, least and ICE'S cian of extraordinary ability and Monica Egan and Elaine Mil­ startled spectators who helped him conspicious was Hap Clark and Clubman Bobby Daniels, (while gives a magnificent performance ler celebrated Valentine's Day collapse his silk. Goose Dean. June Nelson, Corky Hall, and Car­ of the three sonatas. Her technique with Ed Rice and Carl Wells, re­ G. W., supposedly, jumped to The X Club open house will be olyn Alfred were the "dates" of is flawless, and she plays with the spectively, at a weiner roast for 4! win a wager that he couldn't land Sunday after the Animated Mag­ sincerity, the warmth, and the Sounds like fun, huh! But there Earl Flanagan, Max Grulke, and on the campus from 2,500 ft. azine. The big event of the week depth of feeling which bespeak her were so many logs around, we Pete Fay, respectively. Seems as though some good old will be the Theta-X Club dance complete understanding of the in­ hear! United States currency, (one with Sat. at Dubs; the Thetas are work­ Other "beachcombers" last week­ tent of the composer." The Alpha Phi's wish to thank Lincoln's picture on it to be exact), ing hard, should be a great dance. end were Freddie Sommer, her fath­ everyone for his cooperation dur­ was the cause of it all. Minor de­ Scoop: er, Mr. Otto Frederick, and Bill ing their Cardiac Aid Drive. The tails, such as a mildewed chute Fisher and Dawson finally broke Koch, who went to Delray Beach. Dr. Holt Announces — total sum raised was $105.90, and and a stiff wind didn't phase the the ice. Fish was kinda Rusty af­ Military Ball at the University this will all go to the National "ape" either. (Continued from page 1) ter the weekend and Dawson of Florida, Gainesville, claimed Cardiac Aid Society for the pur­ It is difficult to land unless you quoted "I'm in love again". Kinda two other Pi Phi's. Margie Som­ tist of reputation, was inaugurated pose of research. know which "strings to pull" but fast, huh? mer was escorted by her Walter, as the first woman president of since G.W. has had ample experi­ The Pelican found the Alpha Note via the press "Palmer had Tucker, and Jolie Wheeler by Vassar College in 1946. Dr. Lleras, ence along those lines, he managed Phi's well-represented at the X better watch his step," signed Jimmy Milligan. a former president of the Republic to land behind Beanery right over Club week-end. Adeline and Art Grey. The Pi Phi's who remained of Colombia, has won a wide repu­ batted around as stars of the soft- the tracks, where his chute was Buddy Tate was caught exam­ aboard the ship Mayflower, cast tation as diplomat and journalist. ball games until Happy "You 'n' left for all to see as proof of his ining the contents of an open book, another anchor in Sanford for the Dodd, special assistant to the past Me" Clark lost the ball. Dottie and feat. the incident was explained by Kappa Valentine Dance. Among five U. S. attorneys general, Jim Imand took time out to go to Gee Whizz ... It make's a good roorhmate Chizik—you have to those who invaded the Mayfair achieved national prominence for the Kappa dance with Sweethearts story, anyway! (Just about as pass to be initiated, you have to Inn, was Col. Thomas Moore who his successful conviction of Count Cecil and Magnolia. Ginger and good as "The K.A.'s studied again be initiated to get a pin, you have same down from Keesler Field, Anastase Vonsiatsky, Kurt Mol- Jupe arrived early Sunday morn­ this weekend"). zahn and others prominent in the ing to join the rest of the gang. to possess a Pin before you can Miss., Saturday to see Alison Hen­ give it away-i-what powers hath nig. pre-war web of Nazi expoinage in Hoff got her Valentine in person "Women are trying to rule the this country. a woman. The fact is Tate wants Page Colcord had a big surprise world," said the auctioneer, "but when "Tres gay C. J." put in ap- to study MOORE. Sunday night when Bill MacGuire none of them will ever want my From the Penn State Froth Bickley finally gave in and per­ entertained with a surprise birth­ job, thank heavens." comes this cynical take-off: Rich mitted Sniffels to hold her hand; day party in her honor at Harpers. "And why not?" inquired the man, poor man, fraternity brother, what price bliss. ANDY AHIK'S The Florida Gamma Chapter of lady. fraternity brother. Lucy has a new portable vie, Pi Beta Phi held an election of "Well, can you imagine a woman GARAGE why don't you take a new record officers last week. Jean Clark is standing up before a crowd and "Are you troubled with improper over on your next trip to the Peli­ the newly elected president to suc­ saying "Now gentlemen, all I want thoughts ? " Repairing on all Makes can; she likes Sammy Kaye and ceed Page Colcord. The office of is an offer?" Why, no, I rather enjoy them." The Three Suns and The Harmon- vice-president is now held by of Automobiles aketts. Laura King; Recording secretary, Margie Sommer; and Treasurer, 500 HOLT AVE. Last week the Chi O's gave a shower for their bride-elect Carol Eleanor Cain. Bickley Hilliard and Telephone 75 (day) Jean Brown are retirnig vice-pres­ RO! lELL L FULLER 319-W (night) Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Kirkpatrick was on hand to enjoy the games and ident, and secretary, respectively. MULTI-COPY SERVICE refreshments. The Kappas spent the weekend MULTIGRAPHING MIMEOGRAPHING with their Valentine dance. Satur­ day noon Janet Hetzel provided a ADDRESSING pleasant intermission for the dec­ Letters for campaigns and sales drives. You will like on that "Spring Vacation" — orators by giving a luncheon at her house in Sanford. our work and service. Why Not Fly To Havana or Nassau? The Kappas would like to take 1434 Sunset Drive Phone 253-W this opportunity to thank their guests at the dance. The huge We can deliver the goods! turnout and fun-loving cooperation was sincerely appreciated. Two and three day all-expense air cruises Nancy Morrison spent the week­ Jack and Gene say — end in Palm Beach playing in the at $75.50* and up from Miami tennis exhibition at the Everglades Club. "Meet Me At The Tepee' JUST CALL ORLANDO 2-0034 — FEATURING Watch for the JIMMIE THOMAS BLIMP! AT THE PIANO at — "Your wish is our command" TEPEE CLOB 947 Orange Ave. PHONE 231R WINTER PARK TRAVEL SERVICE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1948 ROLLINS SANDSPUR FIVE KA Hoopsters Capture Crown Tars To Compete All-Stars Play Games Friday With 31-25 Win Over XClub In Open Two-Ball For Founders Week Feature By Harry Levene, Jr. Two All-Star basketball games The KA's clinched the Intra­ Golf Championship are on tap for Rollins' sport fol­ mural Basketball Title to go along Ka's Win Two More; Alpha Phi Lambdas, lowers tomorrow night at Rec with their football championship The Florida Mixed Two-ball Hall. when they chalked up their llth X Clubbers Keep KA's, Sigma Nus straight win last Monday night by Open Golf Championship which Featured games for Founclers' besting the X Club 31-25 before a One Game Off Pace opens out at Dubsdread next week Win Crew Races Week will pit an All-Star team packed house at Rec Hall. will afford much attention from made up from outstanding Intra­ The K.A.'s continued to set the mural League players against an The KA's were given a good bat­ Tar golfers. Lee Bongart, Alice Jim McMenemy pace going into the last week of alumni team made up of such stars tle until they turned on the heat O'Neal, "Pug" Shaffer, Claire The intramural crew racing got the Intramural Basketball League. of yesteryear as Joe Justice, Bill midway in the third quarter. Mosack, Clyde Kelly, and Pete Dye underway last Friday with the Al­ The Alpha Phi Lambda's fell be­ Justice, Charley Arnold, Jim Bla­ The X Club never was ahead are all competing. A former Rol­ pha Phi Lambda's defeating a fa­ fore the league leaders 48-7 and lock and others. after the early minutes of the vored X Club aggregation in the the Independents were swamped lins' star. Peg Kirk, has assumed game, although the score was tied first of two races. The Alpha Club A second game will be between by a 45-11 score as the victors one of the favorite spots as she is at 6-6 at the end of the first quar­ covered the course in four minutes, the same All Star squad and a posted wins number nine and ten. teamed up with Dubsdread owner ter and the half time score was one and one half seconds. In the team composed of steller basket­ Carl Dann. only 13-10. The X Club kept on the heels of second race, the K.A.'s bested the ball players who are on the foot­ the K.A.'s by winning two more Miss Bongart and Kelly, and Bill Custer was the difference in Delta Chi's when the latter were ball squad, thus ineligible to play games besting the Sigma Nus 35- Miss O'Neal and Dye are teamed tlie game as he kept the victors out victims of a freak accident, as in intramural basketball. This 21 and romping over the Independ­ up as entries while as yet Miss of reach of the X Clubers. Custer Dave Larsen caught a crab and team will be composed of Pete Fay, ents 40-6. Shaffer and Miss Mosack lack was popping the ball in from all was thrown clear of the shell. He Art Swacker, Ken Horton, Bob partners. over the court and totaled 17 Don Sisson and Charley Brake- was pulled back in and the Delta Smathers, Harry Hancock, and Other outstanding teams, be­ points for the evening. field led the Lambda Chi's to two Chi's finished the race, but were John Gray. victories, boosting their team into sides Miss Kirk and Dann, are unable to catch the K.A. crew. The Harvard Cox was high for the X Tip-off time for the first game a tie for third place with the Sig­ Polly Riley, Ft. Worth, Texas and winner's time was three minutes Club, making 9 points. is 8:00 p. m. ma Nu's. The Lambda Chi's de­ Joe Ezar, pro from Orlando; for­ and forty-five seconds. Jupe Arnold's great floorwork feated the Alpha Phi Lambda 40-9 mer national amateur champion was outstanding for the losers. On Saturday the Sigma Nu crew and turned back the Delta Chi's Dick Chapman and his wife; for­ In a preliminary game the Delta outclassed the X Club by a wide Harvard Cox Leads 3-18. mer National Open Woman's Chi quintet won their third game margin. The winner's covered the The Sigma Nu's registered vic­ champion Patty Berg who is team­ course in three minutes and forty Individual High Score of the year by defeating the Alpha ed up with the host pro, Denny Phi Lambda's 38-20 . tory number five of the year with seconds, the fastest time recorded In Men's Hoop League a 39-29 win over the Delta Chi's. Champagne; and Grace Lenzyck, this year. Harvard Cox increased his lead Standings Canadian Open champion, now at Stetson, who will have as her part­ for individual scoring honors in the Student Address K.A. 10 0 1948 Intramural Basketball X Club 9 1 ner Frank Sarro, pro from Ply­ Girls' Varsity Plays mouth, Michigan. League as he racked up 21 points Bartholemew, Ernst; East Main Sigma Nu 5 5 Wave Team Saturday St., Branford, Conn. to increase his total to 139 for the Lambda Chi 5 5 season. Oscar Cashwell moved one Bartlett, James; 835 Chester Independent 4 6 Alice Acree has announced that Spring Football Drills the Rollins Women's Varsity Bas­ point ahead of Bill Custer who was Rd., Charleston 2, W. Va. Delta Chi 2 8 forced to the sidelines with a bad Alpha 0 10 To End Next Week ketball team will travel to Jack­ Baxter, Henry; Pahokee, Fla. sonville to play the Naval Air Sta­ knee. Otis Mooney scored 10 points Bazeley, William; 10% Gardners The very successful Spring Foot­ tion WAVES Saturday, February to move into the top ten taking Bill Lane, Ansonia, Conn. Bell, Hilda Margaret, P. O. Box ball practice that has been in ses­ 28. Warner's spot. Ten top scorers are: 174, Fort Meade, Fla. Beach, David; 110 Aihenside sion for the past month comes to A return game will be played Harvard Cox, X Club 139 Bellen, Elinore; Weld Rose Rd., Rd., Riverside, III. an end next week. here at Rec Hall on March 2nd. Oscar Cashwell, Sigma Nu _- 92 Westport, Conn. Beard, Calvin; 841 Greens Ave., At present, the squad shapes up Bill Custer, K. A. 91 Belt, Jack; 9415 Cullmeath Ave., Winter Park. to be the best that the Tars have Dave Larsen, Delta Chi 89 Tampa, Fla. Brelsford, Elizabeth; 2101 Uni­ Beard, Josephus; 93 East Colo­ ever fielded. versity Dr., Orlando. Paul Kleinfelter, K. A., 80 nial Dr., Orlando. Best, Dorothy; 32 Waverly PI., Frank Markland, Sigma Nu — 75 Melbourne, Fla. Briniger, Don; 2340 N.W. 55th Bedortha, James; 3705 Beau­ Bochette, Listen; 309 W. New­ Ave., Miami, Fla. Don Sisson, Lambda Chi 64 Betzold, Harold; South 6th St., mont Dr., Hollidays Cove, W. Va. port Ave., Gainesville, Fla. Charley Brakefield, Lambda Brainard, Minn. Brinkman, Nancy; 499 Common- Behrens, Herbert; 501 S.E. 8th Bogardus, Constance; 401 E. weath Ave., Elgin, 111. Chi :- 62 Biggerstafl', Jacueline; Route 2, St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. Gambier St., Mt. yernon, Ohio. Harry Levene, Independent 56 Box 345, Orlando, Fla. Brinson, Edward; 114 Emmell Bokas, Helen; 7030 Paxton Ave., St., Kissimmee, Fla. Otis Mooney, X Club 54 Bitzer, Elizabeth; 3001 Bayshore Chicago 49, 111. Complete Automotive Blvd., Tampa 6, Fla. Brooks, Virginia; Center Con­ Bongart, V. Lee; 902 W. Wil­ way, N. H. Repair — Blakemore, Milton and Tom; liam, Champaign, 111. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John, 305 W. 7th St., Liberal, Kansas. Bourgain, Nicole; 97 bd. Hauss­ 612 Minnesota Ave., Winter Park. Stevens Auto Service Blockinger, Melvin; c/o Howard man, Paris (Seme), France. BroviTi, John, 1326 Altaloma 641 Orange Ave. Winter Park Enyon, 3608 Cascade Dr., Youngs­ WINTER PARK • PHONE ^50 Phone 848 Boyle, Robert; 21 Baker Ave., Ave., Orlando. town 7, Ohio. 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Marquand's Pulitzer Prize Harold Flemming Novel comes to the screen in all its delightful humor! SOMETHING NEW RONALD COLEMAN FRUITS and GIFTS PEGGY CUMMINGS — in the best taste The Welbourne Barber Shop The Neatest Shop in Town "THE LATE GEORGE APLEY" 208 Park Ave., So. Phone 209 Call 69-R for an appointment or just come in and we will wait on you as you like COMING WINTER PARK GWTW 131 East Welbourne SIX ROLLINS SANDSPUR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1948

Reeves Contest — Cares — Profile — STUDENT ADDRESSES Cont.— (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 2) (Continued from page 2) Burnett, Nancy; Box 85, Brinker any discussion of un-Americanism we have definite hours when the joy has just had his latest book Rd., Barrington, 111. must involve first of all a definition ofl'ice is open so that people could "How to Beat Income Tax Rap" Buse, Enrique, Parque Mariscal of its converse, Americanism, he come over. One of Jim's reasons published. Caceres No. 64, Lima, Peru. maintained that Americanism for resigning was "academic pres­ He can often be found lecturing Butler, Virginia; 823 Nira St., must not be limited by the boun­ sure". We, too, must at times at­ at the Woman's Club or at the Jacksonville, Fla. daries of any country. It is rather tend classes and study. We would W.C.T.U. Reading Rooms (Park Butt, Gracellen; Lincoln Apts., a broad ideal than a narrow con­ like to sit in our office waiting for Avenue branch) on "What Plaster Winter Park. cept; its greatest exponent was people to come and see us and of Paris has Done for Me". Butts, Nancy; 253 John Ander­ Jesus, preaching and demonstrat­ feeling important, but it is highly In all seriousness, Bill is a won­ son, Ormond Beach, Fla. ing the brotherhood of men. It is impractical as a steady occupation. derful guy, and I know he will suc­ Byrd, Sara Joanne; 2731 Green this ideal that we have largely lost As to the headlines, Pearl Jor­ ceed in whatever he attempts after Bay Lane, Jacksonville 7, Fla. sight of today, narrowing our con­ dan does a fine job and none of the June, be it Accounting or Foreign cepts within the bounds of a na­ blame should fall on her. She is a Service, and I'm happy to call him tion, forgetting that "the compas­ steady helper, but at times we do friend, and hope that he still is Dust It Off,,. sionate heart knows no nation." our work when she cannot be pres­ mine. But even dealing with the more ent. A.T. Flipping through yellowed and limited concept Americanism advo­ We would like very much to have tattered Sandspurs, I sneezed sev­ cated by Jefl'erson and Lincoln, we the editors present when we make eral times before coming up with must face the fact that we have up the papers as it would not only Board representative and whisked these . . . to the Waldorf-Astoria where she forgotten the ideals of our fore­ make for a better paper but less * * * fathers, neglected our American met the rest of the group at a spe­ work for us. The only trouble is The S'spur's Miss Dix of 1941 heritage, and paid too much at­ cial dinner in their honor. Monday, that we seldom saw the sports edi­ Coith, Bates CoUege received this revealing letter: tention to civil rights rather than work began, but in the evening the tor at the office. "Dear Miss Dix: civil duties. We are forgetting our entire board attended one of the We recently heard a rumor that Member, Returns I am very blond and my involvement in mankind, said leading Broadway plays, and Wed­ Dr. Saute has cut off the air for head is shaped like an egg. James; our growing wealth is mak­ nesday night saw them at the the­ speaking along Communistic lines From New York The boys in the house don't ing us selfish. The Sacco and Van- atre again. Barbara, was especial­ when he stated that he thought Barbara Coith, Rollins co-ed who know it, but I am an egg. I zetti case, the House Committee ly enthusiastic saying "What a universal military training might was chosen to represent the college like to sit in a pan on the on Un-American Activities, and man!" when she saw Joseph Cot- give some country enough strength at the 1948 Bates Fabric's, Inc. stove and sizzzle or drive one Truman's Loyalty Act demon­ ten at the Stork Club. to want more power. Since when College Board and Young Fashions of my cars around. I like the strate the dangerous tendencies Barbara described how she was has sound thinking and honest Clinic in New York, last week, re­ little one, because when I'm which are leading us far from the transformed by the "beauty clinic" talking branded a person as a turned Sunday. in it, I feel as tho I'm on a ideals of the Declaration of Inde­ into the "new look' for the pictures Communist? piece of toast—like my broth­ pendence. For before true Amer­ Barbara, an English major, a which were taken in the college er, George, who isn't here icanism can be demonstrated, it member of the Order of Libra, Pi room setting, but she's still her "Glass Menagerie" — anymore. must be realized as "a bond in the Beta Phi pledge captain, and a sweet self now she's home! Bar­ (Continued from page 1) Pale Face." member of the Chapel choir, was bara modeled a tan chambray hearts of men." intensity which gives the role tre­ one of fourteen of the country's blouse, and circular skirt of Bates Dr. Royal W. France, Chairman mendous strength. Betty Potting­ outstanding undergraduates to materials in an advertisement for He: "I think I've got a flat tire." of the Reeves Essay Contest com­ er, in her most important part to spend a busy week in New York. Good Housekeeping. She "I think that makes two of mittee, introduced the speakers date, plays Laura, the shy, scared She participated in fashion discus­ One of the "Little Things" that and the judges ,who were Dr. Rus­ cripple. She retreats from the sions and modeled styles especially made the trip fun, was having sell Jameson, President of the Uni­ world, taking refuge in the apart­ designed for the members of the breakfast in bed, Barbara confi­ A priest saw one of his parish­ versity Club, Dr. Paul S. Pierce, ment, her glass collection and old board. and Mr. Herbert Hirschberg. Dr. phonograph records. Her scene dentially confided. But the climax ioners hanging drunkenly on a Holt also spoke briefly, telling of with Robert Cannon is most out­ During their stay, the twelve of the week was really Friday lamp post. the importance of the contest to standing, as she interprets a girl girls and two boys who made up night when the members of the "For shame, young man, What's the college and relating anecdotes who is taken out of her fragile the board, lived at the Waldorf- board were entertained in the Cub gotten into you?" about General Charles McCormick glass world momentarily by the Astoria. They were presented to Room of New York's famous Stork "Three Fathers, Feather." Reeves, who inaugurated it. Dean gentlemen caller's attentions. the New York Fashion Press, Club at a formal dinner-dance. The there, on Friday during the Bates- Enyart congratulated the orators Robert Cannon as Jim, the gum party ended gayly when the songs sponsored fashion program when COMPLETE on their work, stating that they chewing extrovert, represents the of all colleges were sung by the they modeled for the "Cotton On had made the finest speeches he "emmissary from, a world of real­ entertainers . . . but they didn't Gulflex Lubrication the Campus" style show. They also had ever heard in connection with ity' that the Wingfields live apart know one from Rollins much to toured the headquarters of Made­ this contest. from. His deft characterization of Barbara's chagrin! Washing - Polishing moiselle, top fight fashion maga­ Also delivering speeches were Rollins can be very proud of its the part is most notable for its zine and appeared in a Bates tele­ Tire Repair Harold B. McKinney, Washington, lovely, poised representative in the sincerity, and his admirable re­ vision show over the National Brake Service D. C, "How Free is the Press?"; 1948 Bates College Forum, Bar­ straint in making Jim a contrast Broadcasting Company network. bara Coith. Jack Teagarden, Pine Castle, "The to the others. In addition they helped design col­ Atomic Age: Its Challenge to Rea­ It's a spellbinding production. lege room settings in which they Singkton's Gult son and Conscience"; and James L. And to the cast and director How­ If every boy could read the mind were photographed for back-to- of every girl in the U. S. the gaso­ SERVICE Wray, Little Rock, Arkansas, ard Bailey, we offer thanks for the school advertisements. These will "What is Un-Americanism?". memory. line consumption in this country Across F'rom The Campus appear in such leading magazines would drop off' fifty per cent. as Charm, Glamour, Good House­ keeping, Harper's Bazaar, Junior Bazaar, Look, Mademoiselle, Mc- Call's and Vogue. The students The Kind You've Been Looking for HARPER'S also took part in a color movie which recorded the week's activi­ ties and will be distributed nation­ 'Nothing Too Good For Our Customers' ally. NYLON Barbara described the experi­ 539 W. FAIRBANKS AVENUE ence as exciting and wonderful Sweaters fun, though they were constantly . . . and just think, you WINTER PARK kept busy assisting the Bates Com­ pany to discover exactly what the can wash them as often campus fashions for the coming and as easily as your year should feature. nylon hose. You'll \ really love these sweat­ Barbara arrived in New York ers, for they require no via plane from Orlando a week ago Sunday. There she was met by the blocking. 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