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fOLUME 47 (Z-107) WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1942 NUMBER 14 htinguished Theatre Technician ConfersJoin t Conference Lab Players to Present Drama Group on Regional Theatre Held in Annie "The Children's Hour" By Toni Knight Last week the dramatic depart- Art Treasure Russell Theatre Buckwalter Directs Play by It had the rare privilege of Rollins Soloists Author of "Little Foxes," »ming in contact and exchanging "Watch on the Rhine" fleas about the American theatre Discovered in Economists, Sociologists Com­ •h Norris Houghton, writer, di- bine Program On War Featured With The name of Lillian Hellman has •tor, and scenic designer. Mr. Knowles Chapel And Religion become synonymous in the theatre ioughton is Lecturer in Drama and with powerful, beautifully written Men famed in both economic and •Bctor of the Dramatic Arts Florida Symphony dramas. Her plays, The Children's Dr. Hennel, Art Restorer international relations circles are |»gram at Princeton University Hour, The Little Foxes, and Watch Identifies Artist scheduled to be on campus this was down here for a week's Lucille Davids, John Powell on the Rhine, have justly won world week. Th International Relations lisit during the Princeton reading Appear With Orchestra acclaim. Last week the New York By Gordon Blackwell Conference and the Seventh Annu­ period. A priceless art treasure has been company gave a command per­ al Economic Conference are hold­ Lucille David and John Powell, formance in Washington of her •fr. Houghton is a Princeton discovered among the paintings in ing joint sessions in the Annie paduate and started his theatrical the Knowles Memorial Chapel by voice majors of the Conservatory anti-Nazi play, Watch on the Rhine, Russell Theatre and the High of Music, were starring artists with as part of the week celebrating Jareer with the University Players, Dr. Donaldo Manuel, noted artist School Auditorium. The Interna­ m whose summer theatre on and art restorer from Argentina. the Symphony Orchestra of Cen­ the President's birthday. tional Relations program is or­ tral Florida conducted last night The Rollins Laboratory Players e Cod emerged—among others The picture, presented to Rollins ganized for February 4, 5, and 6, argaret Sullavan, James Stew- by General and Mrs. John J. Carty by Alexander Bloch in the Winter under the direction of John Buck- and runs as follows: Park High School auditorium. waiter will present Miss Hellman's and Henry Fonda. He served in memory of Mrs. Carty's brother, The Theme—The War and Re­ stage manager of "Both your Thomas Russell, has long been Lucille sang two songs by Bra­ superb drama The Children's ligion, Win the War . . . and Win hms, and the Seguidilla from the Hour, Wednesday and Thursday •uses," "High Tor," "Libel," and known only as "Christ of the the Peace. It is being held under id settings for plays produced by Column." While transferring some first act of Georges Bizet's opera evenings, February 11 and 12, at the auspices of Rollins College, the Carmen. John gave Valentine's 8:15 in the Fred Stone Labora­ the Theatre Guild and Guthrie Mc- paintings completely from rotten World Alliance for International fctic. He was Art Director of the canvases to new backing, bringing aria from the second act of Gou­ tory Theatre. Only two perform­ Friendship Through the Church, nod's Faust and Schubert's "Wan­ ances of this play will be given t. Louis Municipal Opera for two back the original lustre and color The Church Peace Union, and The Bons. In 1936 he spent six of others by chemical vapors. Dr. derer." and from advance indications each International Relations Club. As Powell said himself, "Singing night will play to standing-room piths in the Soviet Union on a Manuel took special notice of this Wednesday, February 4, in the genheim Fellowship collecting small, dark-looking oil painting on with an orchestra is quite different only. Annie Russell Theatre, the speak­ from singing with piano accompani­ When The Children's Hour was lerial on the Russian theatre for wood, because to his expert eye it ers will be Dr. Holt, Dr. Henry A. first book, Moscow Rehearsals. corresponded to masterpieces by ment," and this marks a big step first presented in New York it was Atkinson and Dr. John Mott. The forward for both the baritone and hailed as a dramatic masterpiece at year on a grant from the late Renaissance artists. When the same evening at 8:15, in the high ckefeller Foundation he made a whole surface was cleaned and the contralto, who have scored by public and critics alike. As an school auditorium the speakers will successfully before. example of the usually ruthless 19,000 mile trip throughout the brightened, the excited Dr. Manuel be: Count Carlo Sforza, of Italy; united States gathering material and his wife, his assistant in all Lucille was in the finals of the drama critics favor the following Honorable Jan Mazaryk, of Czech­ regional contest in Charlotte, N. quotations are given: to the American theatre. His book restoring tasks, detected a brown oslovakia, and Dr. Clark M. Eichel­ C, and won first place among the "There can be no quibbling about Idvance from Broadway came out strip of ober-painting by another berger. hand than the original artist's at voice contestants at the State The Children's Hour. It is the big- this fall and is a constructively Thursday, in the Annie Russell the bottom. With delicate care they Music Contest in Tampa in 1939 est drama of the year and the Iritical analysis of the work being Theatre, at 10:00 a.m. Dr. Hayne removed this, and the inscription and again in 1940. John was a boldest."—Burns Mantle. pone throughout America in the Davis will discuss "A World United emerged, LAVINIA FONTANA, winner in last year's regional con­ "Carried inexorably to its climax, iommunity, university, and little for Peace, What it Will Mean and MDLXXVI. It was the work of a test in Charlotte and in the State The Children's Hour is tragedy of jchool theatres. Rollins may be What it Will Cost." famous Italian artist and is now contest at Lakeland. the most gripping sort.—John pud of the fact that it was men- Dr. Clyde Eagleton will speak 366 years old. Mr. A. Kunrad Kvam, first cel­ Chamberlain. fcned several times as one of the about "The League of Nations; jotstanding dramatically active Thus one more masterpiece re­ list of the orchestra and perform­ "The Children's Hour is stinging Federations and Regional Agree­ er on this Friday's faculty recital tragedy ... it is written with a lieges. ceived the expert restoring of Dr. ments." \ (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) program, specially arranged the hard, clean economy of word and Col. M. Thomas Tchou from Chi­ orchestral accompaniments for the action."—Brooks Atkinson. na will suggest "World Citizenship vocalists. (Continued on Page 5) as a Basis for World Peace." There hdent Players' Production of "Craig's also will be discussion from the floor. Pi Phis Sponsor First Dance in New Center Wife" Proves to be Smooth and MatureA t 3:00 p.m. speakers will be Rev. Dr. Charles S. Macfarland; Skyline Motif Featured in Decorations pe Rollins Student Players dle a part difficult for the most Rev. Dr. Roy M. Houghton; and ped out one of the finest pro- talented actresses on Broadway. Mr. Harry N. Holmes. This will be fcions ever to be given on the She should feel contented at hav­ followed by a general discussion. "What has happened to all the much rather have a small orchestra fchie Russell stage by that group, ing done a good job, and may look Friday, in Annie Russell Thea­ college dances." asked one of our and have Dr. Holt and his profes­ len they presented George Kel- to more good jobs in the future. tre, at 10:00 a.m. the topic for the roaming wolves shortly after va­ sional hot *n' tots perform during R Craig's Wife. Smooth running An actor we have seen too little morning will be "Religion's Con­ cation. I was quite perplexed by the intermission?" • mature, the play had good of played the part of her husband; tribution to Economics, Govern­ this question and putting my Here was an idea that the Ar­ •uses the three nights it ran. A Clifford Cothren played a small ment, and Politics in Winning the trusty corn cob between my new row-Girls had not thought about B-cast play by experienced ac­ part in last year's production of War and Organizing the Peace." plates and donning a museum piece so that called a special meeting for ts with good direction and a de- Royal Family, but he played it in (Continued on Page 3) of Sherlock Holmes' I began to 11 o'clock that evening because all Indable backstage crew is the such a way as to make him remem­ track down clues. If it hadn't been the wolves who were howling at •t than can be expected of a col- bered. Since then no parts have for Pluto (that is my mastiff the door would be well brushed off •e production. This is what every come his way. At first we wondered Chicken Dinner For bitch, no relation to the Greek by that late hour. Blege drama department hopes why not, and now we are still Women's Association philospher) I would never have ********* I and very few attain. Yet the wondering, but after that perform­ found the pertinent clue over at This denotes a passage of time! ollins College drama department ance the other night, we are certain Thursday night, February 5, in Mayflower Hall. I hate to go into all the gory de­ kched this goal. that we shall see a lot more of place of the annual Spanish Fiesta, We, Pluto and I, heard num­ tails that ensued between these de­ • challenge to any young actress him in other Rollins productions. there will be a chicken dinner ser­ erous loud female voices and de­ termined women. You wouldn't be­ Hie part of Mrs. Craig. Not to Mr. Cothren succeeded in making ved at the Student Commons. This cided to investigate. There in the lieve me if I told you Brokaw only \ played as pure vitriol, the part us believe that he was fully as old is a benefit of the Rollins Wo­ living room was Puss sitting mentioned Paul's name 137 times; fust be understood in all its moti-< as the character George Kelley men's Association. The menu will Smokey stuffing a gag in her Hester's spirit floated in and out mons by the interpretor. This created. be fried chicken, maccaroni and mouth and Miss Green leading the of the kitchen frequently during illenge was met by Philippa Three actresses in the cast gave cheese, peas, salad, and coffee or hysterical Prexy Knowlton up to the proceedings; and Trudy lured •man. She immersed herself in such good support to the leads milk. Dinner wil be served from the sacred second floor. "Bllub, several of the girls into the corner I characterization and gained that they came out of the shadows 5:30 to 8:00 and it has been re­ vocllb, wa ckllrr," was all we could trying to convert them to her new I dislike of the audience that the and took on a new light. Patricia quested that everyone not' come hear from Mrs. Sholley's little philosophic sect. No, you wouldn't lywright intended, as well as the Pritchard, Phyllis Kuhn, and Sudie the first hour if possible because girl. While Puss pacified her by believe me so 1 won't tell you. •eet of the audience for her Bond became an integral part of of the rush it causes. saying "No, £ insist we have a By 2 o'clock everyone had left in personal performance. We the performance, not only as the With regard to the Spanish twenty piece orchestra." "a little bit sadder and a little ere glad to find that Miss Herm- author wrote them, but they be­ Fiesta, a few students are plan­ "Now girls," interrupted Miss wiser (I can't remember where I'who has had comparatively lit- came interested in for themselves ning something later to take the Green returning from her afore­ this quotation appears but to be l dramatic experience, could han­ (Continued on Page 8) place of the usual activities. mentioned mission, "wouldn't you (Continued on page 6) TWO ROLLINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, II French Club Presents Draft, Nuptials Cut form of—Virginia Bates, and Dodo Dr. Waite to be Bundy, back from South Ameri­ Andy's Garage Baronne de Boecop Student Enrollment ca, Lawrence Duncan, Boyd France, returned from Mexico^ Ina Mae Church St. Assistant Dean Famous Lecturer to Discuss Of interest to all students is the Heath, Betty Lou Irelan, Lisbeth Day Phone 75 . Dutch East Indies present enrollment—who, and how Morrison, William Noble, who also many have left or graduated, and has returned, Edwin Williams, Will Night Phone 319W For Next Year Its first presentation of the new who and how many are back or McDonough, and Jarvis Peddicord. year, "Mayerling," having been an have entered. Well, here it is— Psychologist Will be in Charge overwhelming success, the French Frank Allen, Ed Aloo, Ed Amark, Club next presents the Baroness Donald Cummings, Lindsey de ALPHA PHI INITIATES of Administrative- Stu­ de Boecop, world famous lecturer. Guehery, Jo Fribley, Elvyn Ful- i DENMARK'S o dent Relationships The Baroness will address the club ford, Angus Harriett, Percy Hub­ Alpha Phi Sorority wishes to an­ and its friends at 8:30 on the even­ bard, Abbie Jacques, Hubert Jenk- nounce the initiation of 10 girls on 0 Sporting* Goodsj ing of February 9 in the Maison ens, Lucille Jones, Helen Lamb, It was announced by President Sunday Feb. 1: Nathalie Fowler, y Central Florida's Newj Hamilton Holt of Rollins College Provencale. Her subject is "Thirt­ Pat Laursen, Felicitas Lennig, Tom nAnd Finest Sporting Go that Dr. Alexander Waite, associ­ een Years in the Dutch Indies— MacCaughelty, David McCreery, Judy Sutherland, Betty Hull, Jean U Store. Customs and Personal Anecdotes." Betty Mandlecorn, Bob Mathews, Woodfill, Ellen Smith, Allender ate professor of psychology, next Ul49 N. Main St. Phone year will be relieved of his full Baroness de Boecop is on a coast Hazel Moody, Vivian Parsley, Pat Jones, Peggy Tomlinson, Mary O to coast lecure tour in behalf of teaching load and will be associat­ Randall, Mary Lou Sager, Mimi Elizabeth Campbell, Gloria Hansen, Opposite New Post Offi "La Federation de l'Alliance Fran­ Seder, Edith Shepherd, Bloxham ed with Dean-elect Wendell C. Sone Evelyn Long. in the Dean's Office. In June, Dr. caise aux Etats-Unis et au Cana­ Smith, Frank Stranahan, Hester ORLANDO Stone will succeed Dean Winslow da," and has accepted on very short Sturgis, Alice Sullivan, Mervyn Doc=>oc=3oc=>ocr>o< S. Anderson, who will take over notice to alter her itinerary to ap­ Thai, Helen Tooker, Harold Well- the presidency of Whitman College pear at Rollins. man, and Trammel Whittle have in Walla Walla, Wash. A famous lecturer and recognized all gone—most of these have left According to Dr. Holt's an­ author under her nom de plume to be married, or to go to the army. >? nouncement, "Some of the admin­ Madame Claude Eylan, she and Barbara Bryant, Frank Enquist, Cookin istrative activities at present di­ her husband have lived for thirteen Jack Sharp, and Toy Skinner have rected by by Dean Anderson will years in the Dutch Indies. Since graduated. Adrian Langford and What's be carried on under next year's ad­ 1926 she has circled the globe nine Esther Pierce, post graduate stu­ ministration as follows. Dr. Stone, times. She is an accomplished lin­ dents are not back. In The as Dean of the Faculty, will direct guist, having the ability to con­ But with with our losses we have Spring Fashion Pot..?] most of his attention to Adminis­ verse in five languages. Her books gained, too, for new life has been trative-Faculty relationships, the and works have been published by injected into our campus in the general problems of curriculum, and all outstanding French literary magazines and periodicals. the improvement of instruction. But His troubles began in ernest It will be a wonderful Dance . . . and you'll look lovely] since he will devote half of his Members of the Cercle will be with a series of air raids. Never­ time to teaching, the other duties admitted upon presentation of theless he continued on his way in a Frock as filmy as a Chiffon Souffle, or a slinky of the Dean of the College will their cards; non-members will be under the continual threat of bombs licorice-stick Gown, slim and sophisticated. We hav& have to be handled by another ad­ charged seventy-five cents plus and slowed, by his overloaded both kinds at Dickson-Ives ... in your size, and blithe-j ministrative officer. tax. bicycle. Fortunately he met his ly priced ... "To fulfill this need," Dr. Holt uncle driving a truck to Brussels. stated, "Dr. Waite has been ap­ Dutch Refugee His uncle took his luggage, but the automobile was too crowded to pointed Director of Studies. His Discusses Escape Better Dress Shop, second floor . . . from 16.75 duties, stated generally, will in­ admit another passenger. Finally, volve the supervision of the aca­ To Radio Audience however, he reached Brussels and Budget Shop, Fourth Floor . . . 10.95 and 12.95 demic phase of Administrative- his family. Student relationships. Specifically Listeners to station WDBO in In the family car they set out his position will involve the corre­ Orlando last Wednesday evening, for the French frontier. They were lation of all test material and re­ January 28, heard Tom Fruin, Rol­ forced to drive for 13 hours with­ cord data, the interpretation of this lins student, describe the first in­ out being able to obtain food. To­ data for purposes of effective stallment of his escape from Bel­ night Tom will relate how they academic guidance, the supervision gium even as Nazi conquerors made their way through the and approving of students' aca­ crushed his home-land. It was the French border, across France, and demic schedules. He will devote first in a series of three interviews into Spain. His final broadcast will approximately half of his time to to be broadcast on successive Wed­ tell how he finally reached Portu­ teaching. nesday evenings at 10:15. The pro­ gal and boarded a ship for the Dr. Waite joined the Rollins fac­ grams are arranged by the speech United States. ulty in 1937. In addition to his department and have been directed In future programs the speech academic duties, he has been prom­ by Priscilla Thompson. department hopes to bring other inently identified with athletics at In his first broadcast Tom told foreign students to the air. Jane Rollins, being associated with Head of the sudden explosion of war King is among those proposed. Coach Jack McDowall as line coach while he was attending school in of the Rollins varsity football team. Essen, a hundred miles from his He is a graduate of South Carolina home in Brussels. Loading all his RAY GREENE University with an A.B. degree belongings on a bicycle, he im­ — Rollins Alumnus and of Duke University with a de­ mediately set out for his home city. He reached Antwerp without in­ gree of Master of Education. He Real Estate Broker received his Ph.D. degree from cident although he was very tired Tel. 620 Park Ave. Duke last summer. from carrying the heavy baggage.

ORGAN VESPERS SPRINGLIKE WEATHER Tonight's organ vespers in the Knowles Memorial Chapel at 7:30 Means will .feature Dr. Rudolf Fischer as violincellist, and Mr. Siewert at YOU'LL WANT TO the organ. DRESS THE PART! The numbers to be played are Introduction and Fugue in E Fla,t So get out those spring dresses Minor (Healey-Willian), "Humble and let our expert service re­ Us by Thy Goodness" (Bach's Can­ fit you for spring. Sanitone is an exclusive dry-cleaning pro­ tata No. 122), Gavotte (Martini), cess,, guaranteeing your most "Irmelin" prelude (Frederick De­ fragile clothes protection. lius), Sonata in G Minor (Henry Eccles), "Forest Murmurs" from Siegfried, Serenade (Backer-Gron- dahl—transcribed by F. Dinkley), "At Evening" (Kinder), "Carilon Orange Laundry de Westminister" (Vierne). AND ACME CLEANERS Ifi** To Orlando by cab for 25c each "Clean Clothes Craftsmen" (Two Persons) 1021 W. Fairbanks Ave. Our wishes for the suc­ Winter Park SANITONE cess of the new Student FAVOR'S TAXI Center! PHONE 107 24 HOURS Phone 413 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1942 ROLLINS SANDSPUR rHREE —U-DRIVE-IT— CARS FOR HIRE CITY CAB CO., Inc. 243 S. Orange Ave, Orlando DIAL 9878

Former Minister from Czecho-Slo- to., World Alliance of Y.M.C.A. vakia to London Chairman of Committee to Defend America •The Institute of International Relations co-sponsored by Rollins Col- DR. CLYDE EAGLETON Hbge and the Church Peace Union opens its proceedings at three o'clock COUNT CARLO SFORZA this afternoon in the Annie Russell Theatre with welcoming addresses by Prtsident Hamilton Holt and Dr. Henry A. Atkinson, director of the Institute, and Dr. John R. Mott whose topic will be "The Resources of Dear Miss Rollins Co-Ed, Religion to Meet the Demands of a Warring World and for a Just Peace". At tonight's joint session with the Economic Conference in the Do drop in and visit Winter Park High School Auditorium at 8:15 o'clock, Jan Masaryk, me at the HAT BAR on Count Carlo Sforza, and Clark M. Eichelberger will speak on the gen- Yowell's Street Floor. earal theme "Win the War to Win the Peace". The Institute will con­ tinue its sessions tomorrow and will close on Friday. All sessions will be I've tantalizing concoc­ open to the public for a small fee. tions to suit your every moment . . . your every Founder's Week Play cilia Parker are playing Nick and Susan Potter, the friends of John­ taste, either casual or Will Be "Holiday" nie and Linda. Gordon is remem­ dressy. bered from last year for his work Brown, Pritchard, and Ruth in The Royal Family, The Silver Felts, fabrics, ribbons Head Bailey-Directed Cord, First Lady and R. U. R. in pillboxes, turbans, ca- Barry Play Priscilla scored earlier this year lots, rollers, six-way snap as Sidney in Bill of Divorcement brims and berets priced Most theatre-goers, if they were and as Charlotte in scenes from to slip smoothly into your The Old Maid for which she won asked to name their favorite play budget. 1.00 and 1.95. by Philip Barry, would answer im­ the girls' acting award. Sam Picard mediately, "Holiday." Although will be playing his most important Barry has written innumerable role as Ned. He has been seen Former Minister from Italy to the previously in Through the Night It's a date, successful and popular plays in­ U. S. SERVICE AND REPAIR cluding The Philadelphia Story, and Craig's Wife. Jack Liberman "Gwen" Paris Bound, and The Animal will play Edward Seton. The roles KEYS —LOCKS Kingdom, this story of Laura and of Laura and Seton Cram will be Phone 9954—Nltea—2-1097 ! Julia Seton remains best-loved. It played by Beth Wade and Carl BILL ARMSTRONG'S Yowell-Drew Co. has twice been done successfully Fowler. LOCKSMITH SERVICE 422 N. ORANGE ORLANDO on the screen with Ann Harding Holiday as .presented by the Rol­ Under the Giant Umbrella and Katharine Hepburn at differ- lins Student Players gives every ; ent times giving their interpreta­ indication of again scoring a direct tions of Seton, Hope Williams cre­ hit. ated the part on the stage after Orlando Linen & Towel Supply Co. Barry wrote it for her, and many Joint Conference Incorporated little theatre and college groups A FLORIDA INSTITUTION have presented it to enthusiastic (Continued from Page 1) Specializing in Quality Merchandise Well Laundered audiences. Finally, in the theatre at 3:00 p.m. J. Walter Dickson, Mgr. 69 W. Concord Ave. the concluding addresses are: "Es­ Phone 5861 Orlando The Rollins Student Players have sential Factors in Organizing chosen Holiday for their Founder's Peace After the War," by Dr. Week play. Howard Bailey is di­ Clyde Eagleton and "China's Fight recting the cast which went into for Civilization," by Col M. Thomas HEINTZELMAN'S rehearsal last week. This is the Tchou. first comedy that the Student Programs and tickets are avail­ FORD Players have presented this year For The Dance able at the Chamber of Commerce SALES & SERVICE and Director Bailey has chosen a and book stores. The Institute Phone 6150 - Orlando splendid cast for this story of the headquarters are in the Alumni Cor. Livingston and State Streets wealthy Setons. Heading the cast Formal or Dinner Rooms of the Rollins Centtr. as Linda is Barbara Brown in her first appearance since her lovely Dresses Juliet of last year's memorable Dubsdread Country Romeo and Juliet. Barbara has also VALENTINES FROTHY NETS appeared in R. U. R. and Night Club Stables The Fine Saddle Horses With Ostrich or Lame Must Fall. Playing the equally im­ Competent Instructors portant role of Julia, Pat Pritchard BOOKERY Mary J. Anderson, Owner has forsaken the padding and lined Telephone 2-1731, Orlando TAFFETAS face of Craig's Wife to play this straight role. As Johnnie Case, That have lots of skirt Jack Ruth will be making his first SOUTHERN DAIRIES appearance with the Student Play­ PRINTED JERSEYS ers since his excellent character Sealtest Ice Cream study of Hilary in Bill of Divorce­ is served exclusively in the Beanery and AT ment. Gordon Laughead and Pris- The Student Center SPECIAL FOR FEBRUARY r • GUARANTEED Cherry Glow Ice Cream and Cherry Tarts USED CARS Frances Slater's at wholesale prices Used Car Exchange SAN JUAN HOTEL BLDG. Garland & Washington Sta ORLANDO, FLORIDA FOUR ROLLINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 4 Sniltttfl BntiiiBpnx Published Weekly by Undergraduate Students of Rollins The Grapevine The Inquiring Reporter Publication Office: Fairbanks Avenue at Interlachen TELEPHONE 187 Betty Good and Barbara Thiele Who was the first person you kissed on the Rollins Campus? Subscription Price: By mail anywhere in the United States $1.50 i term (12weeks), $2.50 for two terms, or $3.00 for the full college year. The grapevine, we had firmly SAM PICKARD—Jenelle—hm, good but tasty. decided, was absolutely down the Entered as second class matter, November 24, 1925, at the post office at Winter Park, sink for '42 but after many fan HANK MINER—Nancy—She wasn't very good at first but 1 taqj Florida, under the act of March 3. 1879. letters and pleas it is again in her. She had a lot to learn. operation. Member KAY WOODWARD—Bob—it didn't affect me at all. Just like kud| Business at the Solarium is a sphinx. Associated Cblle&iate Press definitely picking up with such Distributor of lovely customers as: Mickey "the INA MAY HEATH—I don't remember his name. Cblle6iate Di6est photographer's favorite," "Miss EDDIE WAITE—I am innocent. They haven't led me astray yet. ij Hurrell Byers," "I'm just a babe a good clean kid. in arms Reid" and your's truly Editor PAUL HALEY "Mutt and Jeff." We're re-a-1-ly JACK RUTH—Ann Ballinger—But nothing came of it. in favor of this life in the raw- EDITORIAL BOARD PHIL BAKER—Paul—Ask Bobby about the techicalities. Associate Editor ALDEN C. MANCHESTER double meaning — some can and some can't. Sports Editor ! CECIL G. BUTT PERSHING SCOTT—Lolly Phillips—It sold me on Rollins. Feature Editor „. SHIRLEY A. BOWSTEAD Probably the biggest surprise of the team: the application of DICK KELLY— I haven't done that sort of thing. STAFF Hank Beam's ring to the finger of BOB McFALL—Jenelle Wilhite—It was very luscious. Proof Editor . MARJORIE L. HANSEN Elaine "Gay" Victor during Fri­ Headline Editor . RICHARD CERRA day night's blackout. Speaking of REPORTERS black-outs Melhado "the Mole" Jean Hamaker, Marjorie Hansen, Jane Welsh, Bill Justice, Ed Alloo, rectived a tremendous blow on the Paul Meredith, Folke Sellman, Dave Low, Eugenie Van De Water, head, was partially run-over by a Betty Carson, Ira Yopp, Gorden Blackwell, Bud Wilkie, Dean McClus- car, and seered one side of his hand OVER THERE key, Ernie Fritz, Ben Briggs, Mary Trendle, Hester Sturgis, Enid with his lighter. Frankel. We want to mention our candi­ date for the most suited couple on Predictions truly. Ever so often this cohafl SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS campus—"Pussy" Morrison and If the weatherman has a tough has to stick its neck out. Priscilla Parker, Gordon Laughead, John C. Liberman, Willy Affleck. "Reversible" Sam Pickard. The job predicting the weather, a news- (1) Singapore will fa'l before BUSINESS STAFF most un-suited — Mickey Allen writer has twice as much grief the onslaught of the Japanese \M Business Manager WILLIAM ROYALL and Bob McDonnough. forecasting the events that Father less the Allies can bring in suf-l ficient support. This calls for time, j Advertising Commissioner P. R. KELLY Lately "Joe College Affleck" has Time has hidden in his big bag of and so far the Japs aren't giving 1 Circulation Manager RITA COSTELLO been doing his best to produce a tricks. One would think they would good harlequin photograph •>— onelear n just to record the news as it it to the Allies. MORALS was particularly successful, a happens and not take the fatal (2) Japan will win this war • Editor Emeritus JOHN HENRY BUCKWALTER III close up of his steady wearing the step of recording the news before the Pacific unless the Allies pre-] specks. it's born. But newswriters are duce a lot of planes and gain supremacy of the air. Without this. We have observed that since one fools. They can't resist the chal­ THE PUBLICATIONS UNION air supremacy the U. S. Fleet lovely blond tennis player has been lenge. And so it is with yours cannot operate successfully near The Student Council and the Publications Union this year have been gracing the Infirmary a lanky Japan. Troop transports cannot bel behaving like two diplomats whose countries are not on very good Lamba Chi has had all kinds of on Jean's clothes for some time convoyed to much-needed push-ofi terms with each other: They're very polite, but are continually taking excuses to see the doctor. and wouldn't mind an old cast off. digs at each other. The most recent of these is the mutual accusation positions. Right now and within thi We've noticed, and with approv­ It is necessary that we resort to next few weeks, the world will that each is letting down on his' job of making students interested in al, the two newcomers from Ash- the Sigma Nu roof for our tan, for trying out for positions on the various publications. witness the greatest race in his-, ville and wonder when the fratern­ can't We afford the 25c. tory. He who has the most plane* Since the reform of the Union by the Council last year the Union ities will wake up. As for the Sigma Nu hay ride in the Pacific within the next| has adopted a rather childish attitude, Chairman Dick Kelly having Basketball is progressing speed­ let's say no more. The survivors month or so will win this battle, once said in meeting, in his best matured voice, "Well, we thought that ily—best bet to win the Intramur­ ended up at the Rollins Center At the moment the odds art] since the Council took over the responsibility of the Publications Union al wars "the fast passing, ex- each missing some piece of wear­ stacked in Japan's favor. If she that they would also see that there were plenty of candidates for each varsity X Club team." ing apparel succeeds in taking Singapore, the position" or words to that effect. Last year the Council felt that the Due to the request of Al Roose­ Very noticeable two-somes on Philippines, and all the lands she Union was controlled by a small politically minded body and that velt the saying "you must be kid­ campus: Nancy Schoonmaker and has attacked, the Allies may as this was cutting down interest in the publications as outsiders felt that ding" has been discontinued. And Bob Hagnauer, Glad "I look for well plan for a long and expensive there wasn't any use trying to work hard in the hopes of a reward, be­ when asked why he didn't date the depth" Abbott, and Reedy Talton, war. The cards have been dealt ani cause the rewards were to be held for a small group. Whether or not Thetas he calmly replied, " I neter Joe College, and Nan Byers. Casu­ the winner of the first trick will this was actually the case, it is a fact that there was only a small go after a girl in a group." Let's al comment — some on rocked have a great advantage in this lit­ number of candidates for each position, arid that this was an unhealthy separate "Huh." Syme's dream boat. tle card game of life and death. situation. We're so sorry we missed the Joe College's contingent fee will (3) The Allies single ace it Some people, especially those who were in control last year, have Kappa "sale," we've had our eye (Continued on Page 5) pointed out the R Book candidates this year and claimed that the small Father Time. Japan, like Germany, runs on a pretty close schedule. number of eligible boys was as good as an indictment against the came into their own, for employers work of the world in all its ramifi­ Council's policy. This is a rash statement, in that there has not been She has to move fast. A long suddenly remembered that there cations. drawn out war is not in her cards time since the new requirements were announced for candidates who are many positions that women can "During the depression training had not previously made a start to become eligible, at least for editor­ at the moment. If she can com­ handle as well as men. programs in industry, with but few plete all her maneuvers on sched ship. Even the number of candidates for editorship of the Sandspur, vncu- I "Under other circumstances the notable exceptions, came to a ule and consolidate her positi the Tomokan, and the Flamingo next spring cannot be considered a harvest of opportunities would be standstill. Colleges continued train­ test. These positions require that the applicant have at least two years the Allies stand a good cham an occasion for rejoicing, and in­ ing in the liberal arts but in most coming home in a barrel. But if of experience, and that he be in the Upper Division. Since the new policy deed we are proud of the record; instances neglected the most im­ 21 Allies can throw her schedule has been in effect less than a year, one could hardly expect that it but we cannot overlook the fact portant art of 'earning a living.' e off I could bear much fruit in that time. Next year might possibly be con­ balance, Nippon wil have do a lot that many positions that college "Based upon my experience of of "face saving." sidered a test, and certainly the year after that, but not this year. It's graduates took this year are as the last half dozen years, I am con­ In short, airplanes will win the a long-range policy, and as such must have a little more time in which unsound as quicksand, based, as so vinced that the ideal preparation battle of the Pacific. He who has to prove itself. Personally, we think it's a good idea, and that it will many are, on the artificial economy for life is education on a broad cul­ them wins. He without them, too work out for the benefit of all, even sooner than expected. of a war boom. Our graduates tural base, tempered with practical, damn bad! were warned of this situation and specialized or professional training THE JOB BOOM. GOOD AND BAD sources for a student to work his cautioned to take full advantage and sharpened by actual experience Our Front Door ^^^ University-trained men and wo­ way." of their opportunities to build into under fire. While a lot of commotion is go-' men are encountering "the great­ During the last year the salary thmeselves the kind of experience "Educational institutions and in­ ing on at our backdoor, our owTci est demand for their services in at which students began to work that will be useful in the period of dustry have a great opportunity, in private front yard has become a-j our generation," Robert F. Moore, averaged 10 per cent above the post-war reconstruction. fact, a mutual responsibility, to battlefield. Enemy submarines op-1 secretary of appointments at Col­ starting salaries of the previous "Volumes could be written of the co-operate in preparing youth for erating hundreds of miles from umbia university, declares in his year, according to Mr. Moore. lessons learned from the late un- the world's work and, of course we their bases, have been playing! annual report. The emergency that "Furthermore, it was not unusual lamented depression, yet it is said all know of many examples where havoc with our coastal and Atlan-. made necessary the national youth for seniors, after they had accepted that wisdom after the fact, is no cooperation between the two has tic shipping. Each day brings new] administration as a relief measure a job at one salary, to receive word wisdom at all.' The predicament existed effectively for many years. reports of victims of the U-boat.' for students has passed, Mr. Moore that they had been given a raise, we now find ourselves in as a na­ My plea is for an enlargement of The Navy is reported in action. adds. "It is my opinion that the even before reporting for work. tion is a lesson we should never this idea toward the end that busi­ against these raiders of the deep, j allotment of NYA funds for col­ "From a period of historic un­ forget, for we have learned it the ness, industrial and government in­ How successful the Navy's opera­ lege students may well be with­ employment, the situation changed hard way. That is the lesson that stitutions will make it possible for tions are, none but God and the| drawn and used to much better overnight to a seller's market where self-preservation of a state and the every college man and woman to Naval Chiefs know and they ain't j advantage for purposes of national there were more jobs than men. individual must be accomplished by serve an internship or apprentice­ telling. So sailor boy before you go; defense," he says. "There are ample "In the face of this active em­ self-preparation through continu­ ship in his chosen field.—Associat­ to sea please take your water- opportunities through private ployment market, college women ous, unrelenting training for the ed Collegiate Press. wings. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1942 ROLLINS SANDSPUR FIVE VICTORY TABLE RATTLIN' 'ROUND KNOWLES ETIQUETTE BE IT KNOWN TO ALL A. P. Clark Motors The Skeleton Out of the Closet but fascinating. So far they hav­ MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Chrysler - Plymouth By Colonel Lughead Since the last time I went on en't gotten around to cooking the that we the undersigned, being DISTRIBUTORS of sound body and with mind of Class come to order! Mr. Eddie one of my wandering excursions little things. 889 N. Orange Ave. reasonably sane composition, do Waite, stop trying to prove you're there's been a lot to see. Just the Speaking of animals, I was in Sales and Service Phone 5708 a man by showing the girls the other night I was standing against the lab and what should come out hereby declare, publish and make on your chest. Mr. Melhado, the wall downstairs, trying to keep of Mary Anthony's desk but a known, that: please stack that line of manure from being seen, when two girls little rat. That place isn't so con­ WHEREAS, we the under­ outside the class. I am the one who came down the hall. They were ducive to restful nerves. To con­ signed are the only members of till shoot—'er teach this course. talking about the difference be­ firm this piece of wisdom, just ask the human race to have legally Mr. Minor, that girl is already tween a casket and a coffin. Need­ anq quant student about it. Per­ and constitutionally rung the Alan Anderson fearing someone else's pin, or less to say, their conversation gave haps Jerry Knight could tell you air-raid warning bell and to have PHOTOGRAPHY doesn't that bother you? me a rather uneasy feeling. As all about it. gotten a blackout out of it; and STUDIO they went on around the stairs The last time I wandered into Today, children, we will launch WHEREAS, I John Benjamine 388 N. ORANGE DIAL 3464 Ellie Curtis pointed to an oblong the organic lab I found conditions forth on that delicate subject of Powell Jr. am the first and ORLANDO box and said that was the shape greatly improved. Perhaps by next "Passing Technique." Realiz­ foremost of all bell-ringers, be­ of a coffin. Then I heard a very week 1 will be able to find out a ing that many of you are experts ing the regular bell-ringer on loud exclamation. She had just little bit about what goes on in it making passes, I shall not in­ Field Marshall Reilly Weinberg's trude on the inner of sanctums of discovered that there was a dead there. If you are really too anxious cat laid out in the box on a nice Air Raids Precautions unit, and io Island but shall limit the for some news to wait, you might ROYAL padding of excelsior. I don't mind whereas I can ring that bell subject to the dinner table (dull ask John Huska or Tad Cist. From saying that it rather made my longer, louder, and noisier than Typewriter Headquarters but necessary). Last week the "Ap­ something I overheard the other bones rattle. Whew! After all, I most anybody else; and have proach" was done over lightly. It day I believe that Helen Darling Sales and Service had been watching the students up done so on two occasions; and was concluded that if "ya wants to could tell you about something in my own lab cutting up cats for WHEREAS, I Richard Samuel All makes used typewriters feed yer pan, haul duff over foist." very strange which happened the some time. It's a grisly business, other night. Pugh am the second duly con­ In short, first come first served. stituted bell-ringer, having rung DAVIS OFFICE In passing a platter of food to that bell when Professor France was ever able to calm down "lower the next person, be sure that you Chapel Choir Gives was trying to give a law test, SUPPLY seven" Ryan after her 15 men take your just or even unjust and being the first to ring the Private Program wolf session at Robbie's. 29 E. Pine St. Orlando tmount. No matter how sweet the bell when no warning was giv­ "You're looking good" McDon­ voice or pretty the face (your en; and Phone 5114 — 5115 itomach can't hear or see), never Koussevitsky Honored At ough carried a blanket to keep land over the grub without taking Choral Vespers him warm on the Sigma Nu picnic WHEREAS, I Alden Coe your cut. If, thru some unavoidable —what's the score Jean? Manchester am the third bell- ringer of these parts, having mistake, you are sitting near the Friday, January 30, the Rollins Inside information tells us that sat up in the dark of the night Dress Accessories waiter's serving table (you are lo­ College Chapel Choir under the di­ the Hoover, Dabbs engagement and waited for the call of duty, cated in or near starvation corner) rection of Christopher 0. Honaas, rumor is only a rumor. and having received that call, there are several maneuvers you gave a short program of choral Very happy to announce that for the Dance and having awakened the popu­ may use to overcome the disad­ vespers in the Knowles Memorial Jake "the Snake" Kramer will be lace to their duty; and vantage. (1) "So sorry, I thought Chapel honoring Dr. Serge Kousse- back for Spring term. When asked you had some" method. This vitsky, noted conductor of the Bos­ why he didn't come back now he WHEREAS, we are the only method can be very risky for un- ton Symphony Orchestra. replied "I'm so dumb I need to people hereabouts that have dersize people. But if you are a The choir gave a varied program, start two weeks ahead of the term rung that bell for an air raid; George Atlas Jr., or a super diplo­ some of the best choral literature in order to pass." WE do hereby constitute our­ mat, it is a simple task. The plat­ of Bach, Palestrina, Arensky, El­ The arrival of one "Money-bags selves as THE ANCIENT AND ter or dish finally reaches you. But gar, and others. Mortimer" put quite a damper on HONORABLE ORDER OF there isn't enough for you and the Following the program, Dr. Kou- some Sigma Nus plans but who BELL-RINGERS and declare, unfortunate next to you. Suddenly ssevitsky came forward to the knows maybe the "Robins" will publish and make known that you are engaged in rapid conversa­ chancel and in a few words to the fly south in February. we are the first and only char­ tion with some member of the choir expressed his sincere appre­ Rollins was well represented at ter members of the same, re­ jroup. Unconsciously you clean off ciation to them, congratulated the the pro tennis finals in Orlando, sponsible only to God, the Third the last morsel and automatically choir and the choirmaster upon Sunday. Affleck and Nan with her Interceptor Command, and Reil­ • Dress Shirts pass the now empty vessel to your the "miracles" that they have Psi U police badge. Jean McCann, ly Weinberg. parner. After sampling the food Ollie, Mickey and Bob, Ted Bur­ been, and are performing; and con­ • Ties and Collars on your plate, you suddenly notice gratulated the choir on being for­ gess, Judy Trowbridge, Janet For­ the plight of the victim. Surprise, tunate enough to have as their con­ bes and Betty McKenzie-Reid. then embarrasment, should be ductor, C. O. Honaas. The campus was taken by storm • Cummerbunds registered. Then in your best stage or should we say by the army on voice with all the sorrow that can Sunday—officers walking all over DRIVE-M THEATRE • Dress Jewelry •ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL* be mustered, "Oh, I'm so sorry, I company or if done by an expert. the horseshoe and looking lonely thought you had some." If that But never feel discouraged at the per usual. Enjoy movies in the Com­ • Black Oxfords doesn't satisfy the individual and failure of your early attempts. Re­ fort and Privacy of your you have made a sufficient mess member: Practice makes perfect. own car. Three complete of your plate, you may offer some And so we come to the end of Lab Players to Present programs changes weekly. of your own food. The person, not this week's lesson. Next week we (Continued from Page 1) knowing the result of your last shall study the difficult and Adults 25c plus tax R. C. BAKER "The season's dramatic high- medical exam, will undoubtedly re­ dangerous subject of the "Dive water mark ... a fine, brave play." Car Free. At The Corner, Downtown fuse your kind offer. Bomber Attack." Only when you have mastered this intricate prob­ —Robert Benchley. (2) "Side Track or Grounding lem will you be safe from the Director Buckwalter and his cast method." When your favorite dish threat of starvation. Class dis­ are facing The Children's Hour as comes around, take your portion missed! a challenge. This is a thoroughly and quickly place it beside your adult play for adult audiences. It own place well out of the reach of is a play demanding adult per­ the next person. Be sure that an­ THE GRAPEVINE" ception and understanding. In pre­ other platter is right behind in the senting The Children's Hour the passing line. Swiftly mask your (Continued from page 4) Laboratory Players believe they actions by passing this less desir­ be definitely reduced after his will settle once and for all the able bowl to the gent beside you. jaunty ride over the grass. question whether local audiences t°n If the maneuver was skillfully ex­ It is evident that Mildred Nix want merely to be entertained or He'll Be Your ecuted, he may not miss the ground­ can't decide who her loved one whether they want a play that of­ ed food until after you've had your really is because she calls every­ fers much more to cast and audi­ Valentine .. fill. The full beauty of this trick one ''darling"'—even Pete, from ence alike. $C3» can only be appreciated in timid the base. We note also that Myro, our IF HE SEES YOU IN OUR NEW draftee to be, "spent a week-end Papers, Ribbons, Carbons in Jacksonville. Rollins Press Store COTTONS or Super for typing First it was Bob Burns and any Stationery — Games day now Hugh McKean will be School Supplies SLACKS Sheaffer Pens and Pencils painting the barracks. L. C. Smith and Corona VALENTINES Also, a Choice and Limited Group of We wonder if Rachael Harris Dinner Dresses Typewriters 789 N. ORANGE AVE. PHONE 3063 Desks and Office Chairs For An Adventure in Good Eating O'Neal-Branch Co. PULL 39-43 E. pine St. THE LATCH STRING Phone 3051 Orlando Magnolia at Colonial — Orlando t SIX ROLLINS SANDSPUR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, Pi Phis Sponsor First Speakers at the Economics Conference

(Continued from page 1) proper we shall attribute it to the congenial P. Richard Kelly). Noth­ ing but the remains of the gallant ship the Mayflower was left. I wasn't allowed up on the second floor but I sent my dog who re­ member was a ah, uh, oh yes, a female. She reported the full de­ tails back to me as mumbled in Emily's sleep. "Why, Buddy— sure I do—mmm—you've got to come to our Skyline dance, dear." With these hints I couldn't de­ cide whether I should write about Bryson or the Pi Phi dance and finally decided for convenience sake that I had better do the dance this week. Yes, it definitely is a Skyline dance with an authentic skyline around the side walls of the Stu­ SARGENT BROOKS SHISKIN CLARK dent Center. If you come at 10 o'clock on the dot you can get in ing a tremendously increased de­ McLuskey, Thompson a lot of dancing before the 1 mand for trained people. Often, it X Club Still Has C.P.T.P. o'clock curfew. I had better ease is better for students to continue Lead In Ping Pong Dean Anderson just your mind about Miss Green's sug­ what they are doing instead of go­ nounced that the eleven boj gestion for the floor show as the ing into military service." Intramural Lead who took Civilian Pilot || girls have settled on a 12 piece Sessions Ousts Gunn Mrs. Mary Jeanne Byrd, repre­ ing Program during the orchestra and some very popular In Lambda Chi Tournament sentative of the Consumers' Di­ period have all passed. chaperones. vision of the Office of Price Ad­ In Basketball There is still time to enroll A lone upset marked the pro­ Pluto and I have made our plans ministration, called upon college the next course which will bt] gression of the favorites through K.A.'s, Phi Delts, And Inde­ to be at the first dance to be given women to enroll in consumer cours­ Feebruary 15. in the Student Center Feb. 7 and the early rounds of the Boys Ping pendents Follow In Tight es to develop economical buying Pong Tournament. Ralph Sessions we expect to see all the wolves of habits. Competition the tight defence of Grady ] the campus en masse. ousted eighth-seeded Jimmy Gunn with the assistance of Donnie Emphasizing the importance of by the score of 21-17, 6-21, and OCD health, nutrition and physical Last Tuesday the second half of sen may yet prove an upsetil OFFICE OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE 21-17 in the third round. The lower the Intramural basketball ended factor to the X Club. The I fitness programs, Roger Holden, half of the draw finds Jake Thomp­ To insure understanding of cur­ manager of the Chicago Chapter with the smooth functioning X mining factor is apt to be rent, college situations arising son in the semi-finals after a of the American Red Cross, pointed Club 'way in the lead with four teamwork. The KA aggrert from the war program, James three-game struggle with Dean out that Britain actually had fewer games won. The potentially power­ are individually the most powl Ward of Piano, 111., a collegian McClusky, which Jake eked out deaths in 1941 than in the year pre­ ful A.'s, and Phi Delts followed in the league, but the headwej fresh from the campus, has been 21-19 in the final counter. 'Up- ceding the war because of heighten­ with two up, two down. The Lamb­ the X Club and also of the f appointed co-ordinator of college setter' Sessions had to come ed health-consciousness. "By sim­ da Chi's and Independents trailed omenally fast developing Ind«; activities for the Division of Youth through at 24-22 in the last game with one won and three lost. dent group may dim the Activities of the Office of Civilian ilar health and safety programs to beat Larry Batts before down­ here," he said, "I hope we can Wednesday, January 28, the X pha player's brilliance. Pro Defense, Gilbert Harrison and Jane ing Gunn to enter the Quarter­ Club initiated the second round by the worth of the Independent Seaver, co-directors, announced save more lives than our enemies finals. Hank Beam, fourth seeded will be able to take." trouncing a spunky Independent is due more to the mature o yesterday. Mr. Ward, now working contender, has had easy sledding outfit 35-31. Though leading until ing of Ed Friedson, Ronnie out of the Washington headquart­ ALL COLLEGE ROUND ROBIN so far and defeated Sessions for the the third period the Independent and Gene Chizik than to ir ers of OCD, is former editor of Calling all tennis enthusiasts! right to play Thompson in the power melted before the sharp­ tion or anything else. "Northwestern Daily" at North­ Calling all tennis enthusiasts! semi-finals. shooting of Myers and Whiston. western University, Evanston, 111. Come to the college courts next The upper half of the draw is Taking the brunt of the Independ­ Emphasizing the college stu­ Sunday afternoon, February 7, at­ ent offensive were Burk Chisholm behind the lower and only Oily SMOKING IN BALCONY! dents' leadership-responsibility in tired in your tennis costume. At Barker, who is favored to win the and MacDuncan. Civilian Defense, Ward and John 2:30 p.m. precisely, the second tournament, is in the round of In the second game the KA's Langdon, Youth Representative in mixed doubles tennis round robin eight. He outstroked Lambda Chis swarmed over an outclassed Lamb­ COL Region VI, addressed a meeting will get under way. The weather Yopp and Acree. The Lambda Chis da Chi team. The fast developing WINTER PARK PHONE *W of student and faculty representa­ has been simply wonderful, and incidently placed nine men in the offensive of Harris and Bittle plus Mat. 39c—Eve. 44c—Open U tives of 13 Chicago area colleges we're sure it will continue, so if round of sixteen. Oily is waiting THURS.-FRI.-SAT.! recently. you enjoy the great out of doors, for Wendell Wilkie and Hank Mel- MADELEINE It was the consensus of the dele­ hurry and post your entry. Don't hado to play off their match in the ..••Mii!'" forget your nickle entry fee, for CARROLL gates that students should con­ last sixteen. The other two impend­ STIRLING HAYDEN tinue their college courses until refreshments are being served be­ ing matches are between Billy "BAHAMA PASSAGE" called for government service. Ma­ tween matches. It sounds to us like Middlebrooks, who had a good win —Also— jor Raymond J. Kelly, Regional an afternoon of Happy Fun times. MARCH OF TIME over Bob Myer, and Long John "When Air Raids Strike Director of the OCD in the Sixth For information about the event, Ryan, and Sam Trethewey and Jim Region, said, "The war is furnish-1 consult Dodo Bundy or Jerry Met- Blalock. The time of the matches CTTxrr»4Y AND MONDAY! ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiniiiii': will be posted on the draw sheet 0U1 5 5 from now on so that spectators can sos&ri WANT A REAL SUNDAY DINNER? — VISIT plan to see the hard-fought final ft WW matches which are coming up. "SHIP and SHORE" Wtt The girls tournament is moving the I Howard Johnson's \ along slowly due to the exodus of ' -^ 2415 N. ORANGE AVE. | the tennis players to St. Petersburg BLOUSES DINNERS 60c — 85c — $1.10 last weekend. 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Ave Maria (transcribed by Mr. Twenty-four Pieces: Carrilon, Reviewer Finds Ellsasser's Style and TimeEllsasser) , Schubert (1797-1828). Vierne (born 1870). .COEDS in Excellent, But Program Poorly Planned SHORTS By Richard Cerra Had the program been less lengthy, NAVY TRADE TRAINING GAVE ME MY START' In a style remarkable for his it would certainly have been ap­ preciated more. Although it was plly Mendelson, so we hear, is age, Richard Elsasser, concert or­ ganist, presented a varied program quite amazing that such fine play­ SAYS PRESIDENT, SPERRY CORPORATION •peat golf player. Have you of organ music in the Knowles ing could come from one so youth­ M about her ? Well, here's the Memorial Chapel last Friday even­ ful, it is to be hoped that maturity will bring with it the emotional [-! She began to practice golf ing. The fifteen year old youth's depth necessary for a great artist. k tender age of seven years. playing was characterized by an excellent sense of time, although This phase of Master Elsasser's Hper, she did not enter any at some points he tended to be playing was wanting. In the better •naments until she was four- original. Throughout the program music of his program, where the Hpince that time she has been there was little question of his skill music spoke for itself, it was not at the console. The program how­ so necessary, but with the poorer png in all the Oakwood Coun- music, it would have been more iClub Meets in Chicago. ever, might easily have been re­ duced to the advantage of both easily appreciated if played with Dave Ogilvie, Sally's instructor, himself and the audience. The more feeling. •Id not let her play on the five- minuets and some of the lesser Program per team of the Country Club numbers of the program could Toccata and Fugue in D minor, he thought she should have have been excluded. They added Bach (1685-1750). Two Minuets: Minuet in E flat, practice. Last year came a unnecessary length and portrayed no skill or ability. His playing of Minuet in G, Beethoven (1770- event which changed his the Bach Toccata and Fugue in D 1827), Sally won the Club Tourna- Minor was most enjoyable and a The Soul of the Lake, Karg- d she has now been entered fit beginning for such an occasion. Elert. player for the big games Concert Study, No. 1, Pietro ng. The peculiar part of hockey sticks are flung around. Yon. rnament last year was that And if they keep up the good First Concerto in G major, Bach. had to play her final and work and pick up any more sand­ THOMAS A. MORGAN (pictured in insert), president of match against her sister. spurs we'll be able to use the field Chorale-Prelude, "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," Bach. the Sperry Corporation, world's largest manufacturers of entering Rollins Sally has for a bowling green. Fourth Concerto in C major (in aeronautical and marine instruments, received his early to riding horse back and she Previous to this year there have one movement), Bach. e likes it very much. She is technical training in the U. S. Navy, in which he enlisted as never been two complete teams, Noel Provencal upon "Now is terested in bowling, hockey, but with the new six man hockey a young man. "This has proved of great value to me in later Born the Divine Infant," Robert years," said ex-sailor Morgan. Pictured above are new Navy st any active sport. there is always a good game. This L. Bedell. type of hockey limits the team to Toward Evening, Banks E. Ken­ recruits receiving electrical training at one of the modernly The old Sandspur Bowl has been three forwards and three backs, nedy. equipped Navy Trade Schools. The Navy offers training to •ring a workout lately. Intra­ one acting as goalee, and a field Donkey Dance, Robert Elmore. young men in nearly 50 different trades and vocations. oral football may be over, but forty feet by sixty-five. The game always the girls' hockey is much faster this way and there's They play a hard game out lots of exercise involved in case for a couple of hours a week those extra pounds are worrying act a few more shin guards you. It's a good game to watch [light be an asset the way those and an audience is always welcome.

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This was "Birthday Party Week" one enlighten us further. on the Rollins campus. Among those If there's anything that makes honored were Sam Pickard* and all of us beregoves simply champ Jean McCann. As far as we could at the bit, it's the surprise mar­ detrmine, the party started Fri­ riage of Hester Sturgis to the boy day and the end is not yet in at Maxwell Field. Semi-finalist sight. was the boy whose pin she was Among the newer couples are wearing, quarter-finalist was the Pres Wetherell and Nancy Reid, boy she went to see, while the win­ Bob Hanna and Tic Van Dusen ner turned out to be a dark horse. (she gets around), Bud Waddell Congratulations, Hester! and friend, Quentin Bittle and Ina For the most interesting reading May Heath, Sarah Coleman and of the week (my, aren't we modest Ross Schram, Nancy Schoonmaker this week) we suggest the Inquir­ and Jack Kendig, and Eddie Waite ing Reporter. Some people may be and Flora Harris. The last two surprised . . . named aren't exactly new,., but Among the shattered remnants they're making their debut in this of romance, we see Bobby Brown column. O Frajous Moment. and Glendinning. That was quick! Most Interesting Moment of the But though the theatre didn't keep Week: When Tony Knight and them together long, it's doing all Sam Pickard joined a group in right with Phil Kuhn and Jack Harper's which included June Rein­ Lieberman. hold and Jack Myers. Nuff said? That beaming face you see be­ There is a new little tove in the longs to Jackie Miller, who went Phi Delt house who answers to to see Manny (Call me at the Club) the name of Jarvis Petticord. Brankert this week-end.* Manny is Rumor has it he will pledge any in the air corps in So. Carolina minute. We're with you, Jarvis old now. boy! And in parting—we know Shake­ In one of the recent New York speare said "All the world's a gossip columns (No professional stage," but really, Miss Pritchard, jealousy here, please note), we must you take him so literally? noted a little item about a certain Scathingly yours girl being ready to say "Yes" any­ THE JABBERWOCK. time Jeff Kennedy asked the ques­ heh,heh, heh tion. What confuses us is that the (dirty chuckle) girl isn't Ginny Morgan. Can any­ heh, heh.

Art Treasure Miss Bond, without too much em­ phasis laid on this weak device. (Continued from Page 1) Miss Allender Jones, a new com­ Manuel, who has worked on paint­ er to the Rollins stage, with her ings by Rembrandt, Titian, Carlo- short scenes and small part, drew Dolci, Gilbert Stuart, and others understanding and sympathy from from places all over the world. He the audience. has also renovated for Rollins the The most outstanding thing portraits and signatures of the 32 about the play was the fact we presidents, placed in the Alumni have already intimated, that in Building by Dr. Holt. such a piece when the leads are so Dr. Manuel has executed with definitely the care and interest of distinctive skill and feeling many the audience, the supporting cast oil paintings of South American was not snowed under. Each mem­ "Revved up" and ready for takeoff at the "West Point of the Air," this long line of basic training scenes—"Cascada Tropical," a wa­ ber of the cast" played a four-star is representative of the mass methods now in use by the Air Corps in its expanded pilot training prog terfall in Brazil, "Rio Capitan," a performance all three nights. There 30,000 trained military pilots each year is the goal and Randolph Field will train 4,500 of them. On D«d river in Argentina, and "Arroyo was only one thing to be desired ber 12, another class of 264 student pilots will com pie e the secondary phase of the thirty week course i Sarandi," in Uruguay. by the audience, and that was a lit­ this south Texas, field and will move on to specialized schools for a final "prepping up" before receivU These and other works of his tle more imagination concerning the commissions as Second Lieutenants in the Air Corps Reserve. Later, they will go to duty with units J are available for sale or exhibit. set. The pride and joy of Mrs. the Air Force Combat Command or will be reassigned to training centers as flying instructors. He has presented "Manana en el Craig looked like a little better Lago" (Morning on the Lake) a than middle class home of any in­ surance salesman in Youngstown Distinguished Theatre advancement of dramatic art and entertainment and emotional van scene in Columbia, to Dr. Holt for education of the public to .what of contact with living people acroj the College. or Springfield. The set failed when theatre means. People have de­ the footlights. Tremendous cofl About his artistic achievements the cast succeeded. This is nearly (Continued from Page 1) veloped the movie habit and be­ eration between the profession he is modest, but comments sig­ always reversed in amateur pro­ While Mr. Houghton was here nificantly, "I always try to surpass ductions; the cast cannot meet the he attended several rehearsals and cause of prohibitive prices and fre­ commercialists, the unions, and myself and not to surpass others. standards raised by the setting. We the first performance of "Craig's quently bad productions stay away the rest of the Broadway red tapt Life is like a painting: fields be­ are not condemning the stage craft Wife." The acting and directing from the theatre. The ideal Ameri­ would have to take place butB yond look greener, but it is an department, as we know under groups had a chance to discuss and can drama will have to develop the only way our drama can jfl optical illusion. They are made what definite and insurmountable argue points about the American through regional theatres all over alive. In chaotic times like the! with the same pigments and handicaps they work, but we have theatre with him and obtain a pro­ the country, which would absorb Houghton believes, our theatre brushes." To ambitious young seen better sets for other of their fessional's view point. The picture the wasting talent in New York, must be devoted to creative"**! artists he offers a delightful twist productions. presented by Mr. Houghton, which do new and exciting plays and pro­ dedicated to democracy, and belon on a familiar American adage, One lesson the Rollins Student no one could honestly deny, was ductions, educate the public to the to the people. "Never count your chickens before Players should learn and that is Broadway, definitely stagnant, they are big enough to scare away the importance of throwing lines swarming with enthusiastic but un- the cat." How profundly subtile is away and underplaying scenes, embloyed Bernhardts and Gar- the humor in this, we can realise rather than wringing every negli- ricks. Throughout the country only when we discover for our­ ble meaning out of a poor defense­ dramatic activities are going on, selves what the cat represents. less line. They will achieve great­ but the majority of organizations er success with their plays when are running on a small commercial Toast to 1 each actor will sacrifice himself basis or are a group who have got­ Student Players' on the later of good drama and dis­ ten together because they want to continue the practice of making act. Very few are working for the Your Health!, (Continued from page 1) every line into one of utmost im­ alone and not their relationship to port. Pasteurized Milk the plot. Miss Pritchard especial­ joyable evening out of an extreme­ ly was amazing in her portrayal of All in all, we wish to thank Mr. ly bad play, with the dullest first the elderly aunt, a difficult feat Donald S. Allen for making an en- act on record. for any one so young as she. The DATSON deadly fault of the author, rather EXPERT LUBRICATION, WASHING ninteenth century trick of letting POLISHING, SIMONIZING DAIRIES, INC J the servants fill in the plot and 148 W. South St., Orlando explain certain factors concerning BAGGETT'S STANDARD SERVICE their master and mistress, was slid East Park Avenue Phone 9184 Phone 287-R over very well by Miss Kuhn and Next to The College Campus