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RTP 19380111.Pdf (4.080Mb) ~· In Tb.Ls '-ue EdJtorlals The Southern Collegian . .. Fancy • The Southern Collegian . Sun­ Dtes!\ Figure . Registration To day Movies Gone With the Wind Be Held Tomorrow. W· r ling-tum t . Phi Beta Kappa.. z '7 79 By the Students, For the Students VOL. XLI WASHINGTON- AND. LEE UNNERSITY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 ,1938 NUMBER 28 \V ill Rogers Lists I\'len 5':-~~=~~t!;:..,~ow Faculty Re-establishes Collegian Members of the Regtstrat.lon •gure Committee of the Faculty today I n Fancy D ress Fl announced a special registration day for Wednesday, January 12, for those students who desi.re to make changes in their second se­ Pending Submission of Suitable Margaret Woods of Sweet Briar Will Be First Lady of mester schedules and who will not be In town at the end of this se­ BaU Portraying Reception At Governor's mester. Regular registration will be Home In Ante-Bellum Charleston held on Friday and Saturday, Jan­ uary 28 and 29. Plans Ex:ecutive Committee be played by John Shoaf. who will By Will Rogers today named fifty­ The special regtatration period four Washington and Lee students escort Miss Julia. Harris of HoUlns will be under the direction of Pro­ ---------------------------- ----------------------~------------------------· Lo nssist him in portraying the college in the !lgure. Pierre G. T. fessor Royston. and will be held scene of ante-bellum Chatleston Beauregard, soon to be a Brlga­ from two untU four o'clock next New Magazine Will Have for Fancy Dress Ball on January dleJ·-General in the Confederate Lamb Names Wednesday. Class sch~dules for the Blue To Have Be 28. Members of the figure w111 rep­ Army, will be portrayed by Blll second semester will also be avail­ uon Borrowed Time" To Entirely resent personalities ot South Car­ Bagbey, who ls to escort Miss able tot· those who wish t.o check To Open This \Veek uLiterary" olinian society in the days imme­ Hannah Taylor of Hollins College. on their schedule. An additional Business Staff Band At Games diately preceding lbe War Between Cbarlest.on Society 1 l'etrlstration period will be held ' 0n Bo1·rowed Time," the - NO ACfiON TAKEN the States. Other members of the figure from ten-thirty to noon on Wed­ Six Juniors, Seven Sopho­ dramatization of Professor Wat­ As Governor Pickens of South with their dates will represent t he nesday morning for those who can­ kin's new novel. will have Its Gluyu Promises Muaic For ABOUT NEW EDITOR Carollna. Rogers with his lady wlll best ln Charleston Society ot the not make tbe afternoon period. It mores, And Twenty-four initial out-of-town tryout in At Least One BaaketbaU __ entertain the group in the garden time. Men named to these parts was alao announced. Freshmen Named New Haven the thirteenth of of the governor's own home near include Bob Arnold, Bllly Wilson. th is month. he said today. After Game a Week Publication Board Will Charleston. Charles Clarke. Jack Bear. Sam ;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• Six Juniors. seven sophomores a two days run, it will r eturn to Ollie Oluyas, student band leader Probably Be Consulted Sweet Briar Girl Rules McChesney, Spence Kerkow. and twenty-tour freshmen ctlm- New York for three dress t·e­ and former president of the Glee On Staff Miss Margaret Woods of Sweet CompLon Broders. Frank Frazier. Sports Writer prlae the new Ring-tum Phi bus- hearsals and wlU be presented Club. announced yeaterday that Bl'iar College wUI portray the part and vaughn Beale. !ness staff, James G. Lamb. Bu.si- to Manhattan audien ces the the university band wlll continue Re-eatablisbment of the South­ of the governor's wile and will rule Al'L Buck. Murat Willis. Jim Hail w L F ness manager. revealed today. twentieth. to pertonn throughout the re- ern Collegian as a Ut.erary maga­ as First Lady of this year's Fancy Roaers, Bllly Hudgins, Birnie Ha.r- S • Or Allen T. Snyder and Home.t· Cor- The play Is being directed by ma.lnder of the basketball season, zlne was voted yesterday by the Dt·ess Ball. Miss Woods' home Is tn per. Mike TomUn. Bill Bot·rtes, michael. both juniors. are the Joshua Logan. and was dra­ playlng for at least one game a faculty, pending the development Bronxville. New York. Frank P rice, Seth Baket·. Charlie Killt•ng Bettm• g new advertising managers. Tbelr matized by Paul Osborne. Sets week. of a suitable plan bY the Executive The part of ex-governor William Lykes. Warren Edwards, Bob assistans. Oscar Ennenga, David wel'e designed by J oe Eilzlner. Due to the spirit aroused by the Committee of the student body. A H . Gist will be taken by Henry White. Bucky Stoops, Bob Hol- J. Isaly and at-e S{)phomores. Among the prominent actors band's better-than-usual playinr motion to rescind the ban of the Pohlzon, who will escort Miss Janet land. John Whlt.e. Cassel Adam- "Lexington, Vlrglnla, Ls the only One Junior and one sophomore, who wUl appear in tbe produc­ at the Maryland game last week, faculty advisory committee was Sims of Holton Arms School in the son. and Charlie Hart.. place in the country where we were PhlUp K . Yonge and M. Thomp- tion are Richard Bennett. fa­ this declaton was de!lnltely reach- voted down. flgw·e. South Carollna's two Sen­ J lm Lamb, Bob Howard, Frank really stopped from operating," the son McClure t-espectlvely. are the rnous for his variety of roles on ed. After the game a lot of favor- According t.o the resolution ators James H. Hammond and Jones, Eddie Hiserman, Bill Hll- now wealthy head of America's new circulation managers. Their both the legitimate ataae and In able comment on the band's show- adopted after two and oae-balf Her, Dorsey Wilson. Haakell Diet- "legal" footb&ll gambling syndi- j new assistants are Aaa Sphar. James Chestnut, Jr., will be repre­ the moving pictures. Peur Min­ ina was voiced by members of the hours ol discussion. publlcaUon of tnson. Pele Traynor. Cecil Taylor, cate declared late last. fall in gl&nc- Junior: and Oeorae Foote, sopho­ sented by Tom Pat·rot and Ben er. Frank CoDrOy, DorothY student body and faculty. the Southern Collegian will be per­ Chester Palmer, Max Beckenrtdge, ina back over the hundred mllllon mol'e. Andet·son. PatTot will escort Miss Stlckner, and Helen Strickland However, it waa pointed out by mitted when the Executive Com­ Bill Frny. Ralph Smith . Albert dollar season. which is reported lo The staff assistants are as tot- Jean Gt·ay Stevens of Sweet Briar are the other stars In t he cast. Oluyas, there are one or two draw- mlttee of the student body submits Pollack. Allen snyder, AI S::yman- have netted a cool ten million. lows : James A. Saltsman and College and Anderson will bl'i.ng b&clta tba~ must be atallhtened out a aatlafactory plan to U1e f~ his sister, Miss Athol Anderson, ski. Carl Anderson. Sydney Lewis. Tbe quotation was recorded by Paul B. Dobbs, Junlon: and the 1------------...1 before thta organllatton aa lt through the faculty a.c:IIIMIC who attended Traphagen School and Vance Funk. a sporta writer in Chicqo, center followtna sophomores; Billy A~rs atanda can become a fixt\lJ'e. Be- Committee. ot the ayndJcate, who told a mem- Laurence E. Carson. Andrew in New York. cauae of the lack of intereat and No AeUoa On ber of the Ring-tum Phi staff dur- Moore, and Robert c. Turrell. Gym To Have £41-. LUerary FJauns Final Subscription 1ng the hoUda.ya that the "gamb- The rema1n1nc ataft ualstants poulbly talent for muatc in tbe No action was taken on -.,. Part.s or South Caroilna.'s two Drive On Thursday lers had aort of smiled" when he are fre.hmen; Samuel R. Ames, school. it bas been nene·=ry uP polntment of an editor for the~ leading literary figures of the time had said: "Juat one damn colleae Lupton Avery, Ralph Bird. Bar­ New Platform to now to employ the service~ of a Ucation. although it Ls gene._ wUl be portrayed by Dick Snow Advance subscriptions tor Pancy newspaper was able to put the old Carman, Bdward Crook. cam­ few members of VMI'a profeulonal beUeved that selection of a new sktdll under UJ." band to aerve aa a background editor will reside with the PubU and Bob Nicholson. Snow w1ll Dress approached the 350 mark to­ eron Dean. L. Randolph Hanna. Dance Board To 1-felp Pur­ represent the poet, Paul Hamilton day and gave indication that this tor our more inexperienced play- cations Board, who are authorized NatloD-wlde 8Jndleate Samuel Hlden, Archie Bill, L&w- era. At present, also, some of the to name omcers of publlcatlona in Hayne. and will escort Miss Vir­ year's drive might surpaaa the ~­ 'lbis syndicate, which reaUzed renee Btmea, Elmont Hom, So­ cbue Stand For Danca ginia Cather of Hollins College. ord number of 391 advance sub­ large proftts the country over, with men Jones. Prank KJbllna, Jamea And A.emblia lnatrwnents that have been aiven the amendment to the student Nicholson will be the novelist. Will­ scriptions set last year. A final Its sub-centers in leadm. clttes and RuaeeU, Howard Sheperd, M . Till­ to new players have been rented body conatttutlon voted last sprl.ng lam Gllmore Simms, and w111 bring drive at a ll fralernlty houses will with agents In almos~ every town. man stmon, Donald Stein. Francia continuing ltll policy of using all by tbe aohool and muat be bought The tone of faculty optnlon Miss June Trout of Mary Baldwin be held on Thursday nirht.
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