Sandspur, Vol. 65 No. 20, April 10, 1959
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The Rollins Sandspur. 1101. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/1101 The Rollins Sandspur Volume 65 Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida, Friday, April 10, 1959 Number 20 Vice-Presidential Run-Off Today Aufhammer, Toledo Poll Identical Votes A run off vote for the office of Student Council vice- president is being held today in the Center from 9 to 4. Wednesday's elections resulted in an exact tie of 220 votes apiece for candidates Bruce Aufhammer and Tony Toledo. No results of this election have yet been released, in accordance with a constitutional amendment passed last year which states that no final election results can be re leased until all run-offs have been completed. Speaking in the Center last Monday, Aufhammer announced ship to outstanding Winter Park that he was running on "a plat High School seniors," form of mutual respect." Less than 70 per cent of the "This goes for both the students student body, or 444 students and the administration," he added. voted in the election Wednesday. "Ranting and raving is not the This is approximately the same way to get either respect or co number as turned up at the polls operation from the Ad Building." for last spring's election. Speaking at Elizabeth Hall Tuesday night, Aufhammer ex pressed his opinion that no ODK Honor Roll Lists points should be given for the CAST MEMBERS Joan Brand, Chuck Morley, and Kaye Leimbacher are amused by antics of director offices of Council president and Robert Chase, who sprained a tendon last week. An Italian Straw Hat opens in the ART on Monday. vice president, thus making such 17 Girls, 9 Men elections less political. The necessity for " a more am Hat-Eating Horse, Straw Chapeau Form bitious and active Council" was For Winter Term stressed by Toledo during Mon The following 26 students earned 7 day's speeches. a grade point average of A- (8.00) or better for winter term and are Bases For Rollins Players Production Monthly financial reports on therefore included in the Dean's Monday, April 13, is the open a deaf, ancient uncle who insists Bob Haines, assistant to the direc Student Association funds, more List of Distinguished Students: on carrying on his own conversa tor, also perform in the play. responsibility on class officers, ing of the Rollins Players' final Aguero, Elina tion regardless of what any other and other "internal and external presentation for this school year, Sets for the production, de Anderson, J. Richard member of the wedding party is improvements" are among the An Italian Straw Hat by Eugene signed by Robert Grose, will use Bourland, Carolyn saying to him. changes he would like to see made. Labiche and Marc-Micbel. brightly colored canvas wings and Cornell, Virginia drops — wrinkled and dusty from Robert Chase, director, calls this Lynn Pflug plays Bobin, nephew "Council should do more for Courington, Frederick storage — to give the audience musical farce the funniest he has of Nohancourt, a grown-up ado the surrounding area," Toledo DiBacco, Thomas ever directed. The story revolves lescent who is in love with his the flavor of the French theatre Dupres, Marilyn of the 1850's. recommended, "such as granting 'around the attempts of the owner cousin, fiancee of Fadinard. awards for leadership and scholar- Eravuori, Jukka of a horse which has eaten a wom Sally Reed portrays the Baron In keeping with the flashy ro Fekete, Alfred an's Italian straw hat to locate an ess de Champigny, a would-be mantic period, the costumes, de EEH5 ^Wffi^^*WffffiB5HB Firestone, Catherine identical hat, for he must replace member of the Paris "400," who is signed by Mrs. Ellen Emerson. Mrs. Arthur McKean, mother Ganoza, Clelia the eaten one before he can mar forever throwing festive get-to ART costume director, will be of Pres. Hugh F. McKean. Goldner, Barbara ry. Amid song and dance routines, gethers for the theatrical set of highlighted by bold colors which passed away early Wednesday Halperin, Elizabeth the entire wedding party is led the City of Light. help to characterize the players. morning here in Winter Park Hines, Arthella blindly through the streets of Par Anais, played by Joan Brand, at the age of 78. Hunt, Sara Kay is in search of the twin hat. is the owner of the digested hat, A long-time resident of the Mansfield, Richard Garry Goldfarb, last seen as and Anne Kettles, as Clara, an ex- Secretary Brand Winter Park-Orlando area, Mrs. McClung, Rose Marie Buffalo Bill during Fiesta, heads fiancee of Fadinard, is the owner McKean was a member of the McEntaffer, Sandra the cast in the role of Fadinard, of the shop which made it. Rosalind and Sorosis clubs and Pecor, Joseph the frustrated owner of the hat- Beauperthuis, a jealous old hus Conducts Council the Woman's Club of Winter Rogers, Lee eating horse. Chase considers Park. She attended Geneva anr' Schwartz, Ruth band, is portrayed by Steve Kane, In the absence of both president Goldfarb "one of the best farce Allegheny colleges in Pennsyl Scott, Phillip in his fourth performance this Len Wood and vice president Dick players I have seen since Cyril vania where she was a membei Stedronsky,, Anita year on the ART stage. Robert Mansfield, due to election busi Ritchard." of Kappa Kappa Gamma soror Toledo, Tony Fleming portrays Tardiveau, ness, the final Student Council The lovely Helene, Fadinard's "complete with Southern French ity. Tyler, Audrey meeting before the election of Zatlin, Phyllis fiancee, is played by Mary Jane accent," according to director new officers was conducted by Strain, a newcomer to ART. Chase. ' Council secretary Joan Brand. Sonny Everett plays Nonan- "A pistols-at-dawn boy," is the Rollins Beauty Queen way Chase describes Emile Taver- Three constitutional amend court, the future father-in-law of ments concerning publications ap Fadinard, who is ' always "calling nier, played by Bill Smith. Mike Herwig portrays Felix, valet to propriations and procedure, which the whole thing off." Chase says were introduced last week, were Fadinard, and Rick Halsell plays that he feared he might have to unanimously accepted by Council. Achille de Rosealba. play the role himself until Sonny These amendments require that stepped out of the woodwork in Others in the cast are Jean Cook, Ann Benedict, Harold Davis, Clau the Publications Union meet once his senior year and "I found that a term with the Student Associa I had a comedian." dia Melton and Kaye Leimbacher. Joan Mulac, musical director, and tion comptroller and president in As Vexinet, Chuck Morley plays i attendance and that the business manager or editor of each publica tion turn in a monthly report; that each publication submit an esti Indies Choose Delegates mated budget to the comptroller Two Council representatives women's candidates to be elected at the beginning of fall term; and each were elected by the Indepen to the office of representative. that any failure or inconsistency dent Men and the Independent This is the first year that the with these amendments be looked into by the Publications Union. Women at the p"olls Wednesday. Indie representatives have been chosen at the polls at the same It was announced that Joan Chosen to serve as the men's time *s the student government Brand and Larrv Hitner had been delegates in Student Council dur officers. In previous years, the appointed by Wood to Elections ing the coming administration are Indie delegates were elected by Board to replace resigning mem Jim McKee and Bob Rauch. Tina the Independent social groups. bers Tom DiBacco and Chairman Levin and Phyllis Zatlin polled The change in method of elec Mansfield, who is running in the the most votes among the four tion was brought about by an April 8 elecfions. amendment made to the Student In other committee reports, Hit v Association constitution last ner reported that despite his ef Deadline for the submission spring. Council members felt that forts to avoid mention of the issue of entries in the annual Le more unaffiliated students would in Council, he had been forced to compte du Nouy essay contest have a voice in electing their re take the question of Bermuda is Wednesday, April 15. Essays, shorts in the Beanery to the Stu presentatives if the change were LAST YEAR'S Miss Rollins, Tanya Graef, crowns this year's beauty which may be written either in made. dent-Faculty-Trustee committee, French or in English, should be More than 40 Indie women turn where it was decided that, "The contest winner, Lynda Bridgers, while Fiesta fashion show chairman sent through the campus mail ed up at the polls, while less than new Council officers and the new Mary Whitman looks on. (For Fiesta coverage, see p. 3) to Madame Grand. First prize committee may take it up, but we 30 of the Independent Men partici (Photo by Rigg) is $125, and second, $75. pated in the balloting.