Rotunda - Vol 6, No 5 - Nov 3, 1925

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2 THE ROTUNDA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, FARMVLLE, VRG MA Volume V THE ROTUNDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,925 MSS GRENELS PRESENTED AS HONORARY MEMBER OF THE JUNOR CLASS HONORARY MEMBER OF THE JUNOR GLASS NO. 5 AMERCAN COLLEGES.. T. 7S PANTNGS TO PK0AE VTAL FACTOR HE DSCUSSED BY THE N RED CROSS DRVE STUDENTS OF ART Recepton n Recreaton Hall Frst A<l.Made Credt n Schools «p ejmje and» en(v» s Subject Last Tuesday mornng, the Junors, wth green and whte colors streamng, formed a trumphal arch from the audtorum d,jor to the stage. Mss Grenels, the honorary member of the class, was escorted by Vrgna Vncent, through the arched hands, hands rased n a pledge of loyalty to Mss Grenels and the Junor Class. After ther Presdent presented the honorary member, the class sang wth the enthusasm of jolly Junors ther voces swellng wth prde as they looked at Mss Grenels and sang, "How we'll love you and to you be true." They meant that, too, dd those eghty-four Junors. Tuesday evenng at 0:5 the class entertaned Mss Grenels and thetr Senor grls n the Recreaton Hall. Mss Grenels was so rushed durng the dancng that she could only smle that smle of hers and say, "Why why grls, ths s just wonderful." An mpromptu program was rendered. Vrgna Potts sang the "Old Oaken Bucket", "Down by the Old Mll Stream" Eleanor Bennett sang, "Lady, Be Good," and Vrgna Vncent sang, "A Pal That Love". Oh yes, we had punch! We had yells and songs. We had a rp-roarng good tme! ALUMNAE TO HOLD A CARNVAL SOON All Organzatons Are nvted to Take Part The Farmvlle Chapter of the Alum- nae Assocaton s to gve a carnval the frst part of December n the gymnasum. Several years ago the Alumnae had a carnval n whch all the organzatons n school who wsh- ed, took part. t was a great success n fact, such a success that they were requested to repeat t well, they wated awhle to repeat t, but they are dong t ths year and on a much larger scale., At a meetng of representatves from all the organzatons Mss Mary Clay Hlner nvted each one to take part. There wll be rng performances and sde shows. For the best rng peformance, th e contest s or,en to all, a prze of fve dollars ($5.00) wll be gven, and for the second best performance a prze of two dollars ($2.00). The organzatons besde putng on rng performances may each have a Bde show of some knd. Everyone has been very enthusastc so far, and f the classes, clubs etc., want to have ther choce of stunts, they had better say so at once, «H everyone wll have an equal chance. Ths wll be an opportunty for everyone to have a good tme and for all of us to make some money, so let's all help the alumnae and ourselves by boostng the Carnval! Subscrbe to The Rotunda, $.50 year. MSS MYRTLE E. GRENELS MSS MYRTLE E, &RENELS T -u Mss Grenels s an alumna of our college, havng graduated here n 908 after four years n ths school. For two years, from 90-92, she taught n Scott County n the mountans of Vrgna. n 92, she was an nstructor n the boys" State Reform School at Laurel, Vrgna. From 94-99, she was n the Normal Tranng Department of the Manassas Hgh School. From 99-92, she was the Rural Supervsor n Cumberland County, supervsed the Sxth Grade, and Hgh School here n the Tranng School. The years of '-8 found Mss Grenels n Peabody. where she receved her B. S. Snce 923, Mss Grenels has been at the head of the Geography Department of our College. Work wth her has ndeed been a pleasure and a proft to all students, and her work s alve and very nterestng. Mss Grenels s a relden honorary of P Kappa Omega. COMMTTEE OS POST OFFCE BOXES HAS BEEN APPONTED As a result of the suggestons gven n last weeks' edtoral on 'Shall W* Have Post Offlc,. Boxes 7" a commttee has been selected to carry the plan out as far as possble. The commttee s a s follows: Charman Anne Smth Members, Vrgna Vncent, Vrgna Updke. The Freshman class s expected to play ts part n ths work and fta soon as the class presdent ll fleeted he wll be nvted to jon the commttee. MORE CLUBS ORGANZE FOR THS YEAR -) o SOUTHWEST VRGNA CLUB The Southwest Vrgna Club fo the year 925-'26 was organzed October 22, wth twenty-fve members, The followng offcers were elected: Presdent _. Hatte Blankenshp Vce-Pres. Mabel Groseclose Sec.-Treas. Mary C. Royall Reporter Olle Gllesple S KKY-Sl SSKX CLUB The countes of Surry and. Sussex organzed a club and elected the followng offcers for the year 025-'26: Presdent Elzabeth Stff Vce-Pres. Nancy Holt Treas. Mnna Brown Reporter Margaret Holmes The club has not completed ts organzaton. Several other thngs whch are now under consderaton wll be decded upon at the next meetng. The members of ths club began wth the rght sprt and, am sure, they wll contnue We shall be glad to wllone any one wn would, lke to become a member of ths enthusastc group of grls. Sn : " thnk you're absent mnded you're twenty mnutes late." He: "Well, y'see, left my Watch at home, am when went to take t out f bad t. to go back am get t, ddn't have t wth DM. Attend Mornng Watch! Seven years ago the curtan of molt en steel whch had. shut out naton from naton and people from people. was lftoc to dsclose a world ma c over. Spe nt and breathless, the peoples of tat earth emerged from under ths barrer to fnd themselves n a new era.. FUrsl to> -"use ths change was t:, Amercan Red Cross. From an organzaton bendnpr every resource to meel war reeds.t turned, to a peace program whch n tself, and n the manner n wlch t has been executed, s a monument to Amercan vson. Sharng n ths achevement haw been the college men and women of the Unted States. Wholehearted!) they have accepted We Red Cross program, and wth the sprt charac terstcor Amercan youth, have made t ther own. An mportant part of the Red Cros program has for ts am the elmnaton of useless deaths from accdents* whether n the water, 0 from ever y-day mshaps. The toll from ths causes s just begnnng to be realzed, and t s to the credt cf the country's unverstes and college* that they are meetng the stuaton n the way t demands. n the Unversty of Kentucky, lor example, Frst Ad has been mad.3 an accredted course classfed as Hygene 2 und,er the Department of Hygene and Publc Health x the College of Arts and Scences. Whle academcally lsted n ths college as a subject, t s electve for students n all colleges of ths unversty. As a credt t counts two for v:r. u.t lull. as a course t s gven (WO hours a week each semester for 8 weeks beng thus repeated to reach two separate groups durng the Jnverst y sesson. The plan s not smply an experment t. s generally beleved that the course s vtal, practcal and necessary, worthy of consul. eratonn comparson wth Other subjects. Them tenth of the course to the 'ndvdua, and through hm to an) eommunt y where hs career may tak hm after- college, may be better estmated wlen t s realzed that accl rlents n the Unted States durng tn- World W"ar perod clamed one and one-half t mes as many persons as dd the shells* and machne guns faced b) the Amercan troops durng the same nterval. Presdent Frank. L. McVey, of th< Kentucky" nsttuton, makes ths oh nervaton : "nstruct on n Frst A la a matt an too long neglected n om colleges, Somewhere along the lne ot educaton such nstructon should b' gven and f not n hgh schools cer tanly n the colleges. Such a course co> mes to have) Standng n the department offerng t and has real value as an educatonal factor." Other faculty tn-mxers tywa n equally hgh terms of ths work whch s n:t new n ths partcular unvcrsty, but s repraaentatve of ther attl tmle. Further-ndcaton of the part whch nsttutons o hgher educaton so treated oday by leandarn n the nur»- ng professon. Work was concent rat ed durng? the past summer n two key postons, Pennsylvana St ate (',! Contnued on page 3 AM ng the monl beautful pantngs r college,!g that Of "Peace and lenty," a landscape by George n-. Ths artst was bor. n New-. N. Y. n 826 and ded n 894. le studed n France and England, but most of hs famous pctures were panted around New York and New Jersey. "Hs was an orgnal a dstncly Amercan mnd n art." Among h mom famous pantngs are: "The Md ft d Meadows." "Qrey Lowerng D \." "Peace and Plenty", tfeadgara," and ' Delaware Water Gap." A num- >er of hs orgnal pantngs are n museums, but qute a few of them are n prvate homes. ' Peace and Plenty" s one of the most beautful of the pctures n the student Buldng Lounge, t wll be Found on the left of the Bra place, The pantng s n landscape noted for ts naturalness. After gazng at t but moment we can easly magne ourselves lyng n the cool grass under the shadows 0l the great elms. Nearby are two harvesters engaged n conversaton probably restng before assumng ther cuttng of gran. n the d'stance Wa can hear the creakng!' a wagon n t moves slowly down the road under t s heavy load. And then, there s the tapng of the water, and an occasonal "thump" as a bg Old frog falls ll. t s late afternoon We know by the long shadows cast across the water. n our magnaton we can hear the sweet notes of a brd as he calls to hs mate.... n concluson as to the power of the pcture, shall quote De Garmo wnsow, " an convnced tha t should appeal to all who love natun, and nature s of coarse, unversal n her appeal. The pcture wll always appal to men the world over!" The above artcle was wrtten by a student of Mlsa Coullng's Freshman Drawng Class. n each ssue of The Rotunda wll appear a smlar artcle on famous pantngs n S. T. C. Mss Coullng s batng ths done n order that all students may know somethng of the famous pantngs n our college. RURAL EDUCATON WORK Mr. Robnson, a specalst n Rural educaton of the Unted States Hureau of Educaton, recently vsted the followng schools: W rsham. Rce. John Randolph and Cumberland. He s plannng to make a study of the tranng of teachers for rural schools n colleges. WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST Weather outlook for the Perod N rember bo November 7, 926, nclusve. North Atlantc and Mddle Atlantc States, ncludng Vrgna: Mostly far lrst half of week, and some probablty of ran latter part rarmer Monday, and temperature uear normal then after for several Wrte neu for the Rotunda, t s your paper and you can plv a h" par) n makng t a luccl n trlbutln new to ts columns

3 THE ROTUNDA Member Southern nter-collegate Newspaper Assocaton Publshed Weekly by Students tate T h era Coll* Farmvlle, Vrgna. Entered as 2nd cl.ss matter March st, L92, at tl Farmvlle, Vrgna, unde Subscrpton $.50 per year ROTUNDA STAFF Edtor-n-Chef LUCY HAH E ' RBEY, '2 Assstant Edtor ED! H CORNWELL, '27 Board <>' Edtors Lterary Fanne Rowe Brown'28 Hu ' '- News Mary Alce Blanton, la ey, "- Rep rl Frances Jones. ': Frances Sale, '27 > '23 Proof-Reader Margaret Lews Manage) s Bus. Mgr., Evelyn Beckham '27 Cr. Mgr. Geru..!. :. nber Assstant, Dasy Shaf. ml V Graves, '2a Typst Helen Cohen Els ( Faculty Advsors Mss Ada Berbower, Alumnae Edtor Mr. Granger Mr. C< We arc always glad to publsh any de rable artcle or may bo sent to us. We wsh, howev r, to call attenton to th» unsgned correspon lence wll nol be publsh The Rotunda nvtes letters of comment, crtcsm a ons from ts readers upon ts manner of pres ntlng and treatln r, to re consderaton, must contan the name and addr ol the w ter These wll not be publshed f the wrter objects to the publcs on. All matters of busln ss should be ad to the Busne t Manager, all oler matter should corns to h Edt hlef. Complants from scrbers u regards rregulartes n the delvery of The Rotunda, wll be ap predated* HAVE YOU DONE YOUB PART TOWARD THE Y. W. C. A. BUDGET? When the Y. W. C. A. membershp campagn was put on, and resulted n nearly every new grl here jonng, all the Cabnet was delghted. Of course the nextthng on the program was the Fnance Campagn. Perhaps the results of the membershp drve had gv a the Cabnet toa hjrh hopes for the fnance drve, anyway, they are greatly dsapponted. The most dsappontng thng was that the old grls ddn't do any better than the new grls. Have you done your part'.' The purpose of the Y. W. ('. A. s t bett r the moral and a standng of the school and to promote good fellowahnp between the students, they ean't carry tl t'n r work wth.at funds. No one person s asked to gve much. ' only everyone would do part we should have no trouble, we need not feel any extra stran on our fnances at all. [f we would each say wll gve up go g to the tea room, or some other place where we spend money foolshly, for one day each week and gve that money to the V. W. C. A. they could easly carry on ts work and we would hardly mss the money we had gven. Perhaps, f we could feel t, t would do us more good. Have you ever notct d how much mor< are we out of gvng a gft when w( deny ourselves somethng n order to gve t. Thnk over the fart that the Y. W. C. A. does not make a demand for any cert ln amount, and only asks us to gve whal we can. The pledges have amounted to just about half of the budget. Do know what that means? t means that a number of grls n school have not pledged at all and that who have pledged, n many eases have gven just a very snal they happened to have on hand at tlu n nute. S s don M part and more than ther part and they wll probably -el that they wll have to do more unless, who are slackers wll come forward and n lp make up the defcency. t s embarassng for the V. W. to have to keep on askng for money just as t s embarassng for US, but, unless we help them by dong our part wthout beng y have to be the remnders. Let's sunrse the Te surer and th \ - charman by makng the V. W. C. A. budget go over the mark ths week. TK ROTUNDA, TUESDAY, NOV \V DO WE KEEP SUNDAY? :,! Whn lo not have t. We ays (f lvng, oar atmosphere and our M hanged. Yet, true. n ever nee v. rft, t lower but rase tl s the hard h faces n ' frs! q stons : s, ' ws s] whch only Su e of us j tome bul ty (, n t on chool as well. Why? The habt s so < tsly form Wh< ng n a. "Oh, l 't bel 'll! ool and ay, 'd love to fn hs wll b a (J e chance to fnsh my Ennn ent." eyen- ft* unl : lay, ths set : t untl Sunday. But t can't. t doesn't ve ph en mnut but try t and see f you don't «nj We are : vtal 5un- ' around. ESSAY CONTEST. /ernor E. ] nkle has re ted Harrs Hart, State Sup< ml of Publc Enst ucton \V. J... ahan, Presdent ol the Ches p ^ ono Ralway and Bppa Hun Presdent of the Rchmond, Fred r-.cksburg an Potomac Ralroad, to as Judges of the essay elgble :. petton a the y on "Hampton Roads, An Asset of Vrgn.", n the hgh schools of the st. governor was reo.u y the Hampton Roads Port Commsson,. by tf legslature n 922, whch s sponsorng the < D n cooperaton wth th Ha s Port Cooperatve / composed cf cvc and commercal organzatons ol' the por* dstrct. name the board of Judges, wh make a selecton ot tl a from each school dvson n th< n announcng that be had requea rs. Hart, Harahan, and act, the governor sad he consldn the Bubje< one of utmost m-. ance to Vrgna and n s ad nterest wa bell by usands of hgh school pupls, be d to secure f r the [ orl con- ad of three men of outledge and ablty n submtted by hgh puphs m t b n th ba ol tve prnc] /Saturday, Ocprncp m e r v on up rntendenta at on d bo rd local -chool jursdc- : m wll el cl the b of $0 OK. The wnnng tor the dvson pr v. ll be : thl ' v.' e ro..< t, h the Kov rn r' b ard ol wll eslect the be t for a : Dvson sr ot schools been d to have tl rd by member 0 and notfy Hampton Ro th< mm dately tl t lay f r the tate prs m r -t The wll be prnted n the nev of the Stat ) as a lu :atonal agn o acqu e o tbe natural resour [nd,( e that there wll be than 5 omtted bj! pupls n oua d-. and that appr ocmately on hundred wll con n. FRENDSHP our way and to ae UT W,< ary load, A d guld us day by day. shp, you are." unt n every ' heart p wll pt ' dart Of perfect frend tramp Of nno H r fears the bod! n boot of ' the cruel reb ffs. ne on a land md on be, o gude brother's ban Lre's a. y w c f\ v. \v. c. A aancl. n to be whch l Of co e, p well L00! w«,. : (03 realze how l 3, w hen ur bud el Cl Y. \Y. plays n the of «b rl n collejf, of ts pur- of fr and love! Tl r that some! mot t bt t on n 8. T. C. Remember ve re-, fre ly ve " GRAY'S DRUG STORE Headquarters for STC GRLS Come n and Get Accflanted We're Clad to Have" You.. MARTN THE JEWELER Noted For QUALTY McNTOSH & CANADA The Store of Qualty DRUGGSTS FARMVLLE, VRGNA LEGUS Expert at CLEANNG AND PRESSNG C. E. CHAPPELL CO. Dealers n Confectoneres, Fruts, Rlank- Books, Statonery, School Supples _J : : ELECTRC SHOE SHOP WLL FX YOl R SHOES WHLE YOU WAT Best Workmanshp um!l'leather Used Suts, Coals. Htouses, Dry Goods and Notons "The Lades Specalty Shop" FARMVLLE, VRGNA GOTO HUB3ARD&CASSADAS lor Bats or All Knds ' SOUR PCKLES ALL SANDWCHES, 0c UPSTARS unt Mss Anne Wlkerson's FNE MLLNERY Establshed 868 The Confdence of the Communty for Over Half a Century Fnest Tolette Requstes Drugs and Statonery Farmvlle, :: Vrgna VRGNA CAFE We Serve The Rest COLLEGE BANQUETS OUR SPECALTY

4 CHAPEL TALK o\ AMERCA'S \v\: DEBT o Dr. >Vlslc. Gves Second Ta!fc Durng chapel Tuesday, Dr. Walmsley dscussed one of the most nter eatng topcs of the day Amerca's Wod War Debt. n the dscu Amerca's debt, Dr. Walmsley brought n the fact tha twenty countres ow< the Unted States, and only one o those countres has pad her debt tha beng Cuba, Amerl a eem have more trouble wth the Fr debt. Dr. Walmsley stated tha dent Cooldge djd not want that "talked up" for four of agtaton among th Amercans ctzens, Dr. Walmsl y stated al 0 dal th< Unted Slates w ', mllons to Foregn countres -her nat nal debt, beng twenty-two mllons. Dr. Wan. sad that the que ton beng a the present tme was, when the Unted states sn.ad pay h r W War debt, t has b< e by promnent men of our country tha we pay after a term <," ffty or sxty-two years, but t' we are to that long the amount owed wll do less be doubled. f the Unted 8 rays wthn the next ten wll run un. Dr. Wan: le the most vtal queston be! ctzens of today s "Shall we v. A MESSAGE OE APPRECATON "t's the lttle thngs tha count.' How very old s ths sayng and yet t stl l s true. So often t- llttlt thngs whch counl musl pa s us by unnotced an! unapprecated. To tn doer th' y are a plea. not duty she performs through lo lttle servces whch mean so much t all the passers-by. There an lttb (fute. to perform everywhere and S. T. c. has ts share of opportunty wonder how many tud Dtfl have n <- tced the plants n 'le Lbrary? Per hapg you have notced them, but hav< you ever stopped to consder neone's thoughtfulness and car. keeps them gr en and beautful to brghten the room for us? Hare you ever won lered *\h ths som one Bhe - no other than.mss M. K. Tals ferro and we wsh to..:. of expressng to her our apprecaton of her servlc " others. HOME DEPARTMENT AM) FACCLv NEWS blsses Wnne and Mary Clay Mner returned Tuesday, after spendng a delghtful vst of three days a: ther home n Staunton. Mss.e se Lea was recently Rchmond sho] png. Ampm the members of th facultj who attended the Amercan Countrj Lfe Assocaton ht 4 n ths wek were Msses Wlle London Lla London v orem s Btub Camper, am', Dr. J. L. Jarman dent..mss Ada '>' 'bower acc mpane l group Of S. T. C, students to th Amercan Country Lfe Al a Rchmond over th' nd. BB AEDEUMAVS ADVCE Presdent B. A. Alderman of the Unversty of Vrgna says, "0 stand a need of lavje-- t a mos gfts! hgh school - tructor ed for b achm e nr am s not purelv graduate work, but skllful and ll teachng." He states. '-There are many school teachers of to la ddactc and p< dagoglcal abll very learned young» ctor of osophy tunotlonng as asslstan fessors." - THE ROTUNDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, L925 * * * -^ ' - -f '. * TTv M>'«.' DO- SDNEY A NY 8. T. (' GR o-s "all ) n 3st o the C unty larnel and pred '. thej could whch....,,.,,,, yable )- Orch( s ro f rn h th c, wth! \t esc rts are t'rr 'ol owng: Mss < ' l Mr. J!n Lew Stearn wt' Dr. W. Jj^Sydn tr. Ml :: e Thomas wth Mr. Jack Morton. Mss Dorotl rs wth Mr. Rober. \ B'an ton wth Mr ter. M ad Kddle wth Mr. :es. R] dle wth Mr. Edward r. Ms- Eleanor Zacharas wth Mr ander. ten Ho ges wth Mr. Lew? Hollday MSg Amela Johnson wth Mr. Wm. ' ry. MaTy Johns wth Mr. Maron er. ret Jordan "vtl Mr \' tander Hamlton. o'yn Hutch wth Mr. McPhersen. ^ Toll wth Mr. Chltcn. Sylva B ' l wth Mr. Hank kv wth Mr. Frank Rnehart. tty Red wth Mr. Jeff Glls. C-., D '.'. Q ye wth Mr. ' o ' G,-.,,. ) > Mr. Ed- Frances Taylor wth Mr. U. D. Dechert.QA-*. Qrmes wth Mr. Cy ll ch. Jnn Parl. '< wth Mr. M... lylor wth Mr. Rober!. Jackson wth Mr. n. n wth Mr. Btuar. Mr. John " ry Culln wth Mr. Wllam wth Mr. San. wth Mr. Julan : wth Mr. HEY DDDLE DDDLE Mo' '" e Rythmes, one of the great t of Amerl :an class!. domed, to the am of th The modernst sa must tha s not on un- and un-amercan, bul 's ratal and bscene. Vm who con-»ld< r yourselves among the adult < ' sea or approachng tha age, wll wonl r,. doubt, what Buch an arl cle s dong n a college publcaton. Vm. n the many that j ur. r has brought cosmos out of (bans wth a lllng doggerel such as "Polly put the k ttle on" or "Rde a co ahorse Banbury Cross." Thus, we thnk nly Qttng tha the pan ' old.': th«" loose, plea led the c of her, who was c n lemned to perdton by her son-n-law. Howler, t has remaned for the new school to ps lyze, and foun r to be responsble for most of the la of our Why Bhe con n B venllness n the very n "]) edt e dumplng, my John to b d wth hs stockngs on. n, am told ad unsound e< onomlc, n hs pe Bt( ry. Mss MuJ'e. and her spder e <r B fear complex. Kng Cole. rbald soul, exto'g mper alsm, hle " ng a Bong of sxpence" s un- \- rlcan, snce t deals wth a monrch : mo letary t ha be. n suggested that W hang M ther Goose for Buch educa- ' n ll gems as ths: 'What mak^s us stand so tal and Btraght? Our ones, whch nunbr two hundred eght" >r ths one whch tends to correct '.(ar complexes by paddng the strong arm of the law: 'Le Frend Polceman he your gude Wh n nto the street you P. >. Whether you walk or n autos rde. You must mnd the rules, you know." Alter lttle Klzaheth has been read he weather forecast for tomorrow, when she s plannng to goon B pcnc she wll merely respond Ttter, patter rany day. Brngng summer showers Though can't go out to play, know 'twll help the flowers. Havng, bordered on the absurdty 'bus far, may t he added, that she gves sheer delght, no mean amount of ntellectual exercse, she kndles magnaton, developes a sense of rythm, and a keen nstnct for dramatzaton. Long lve Mother Coo S Exchange " HAV: A LTTLE ROOMMAT:.* had a tlo roommate And she was wondrous w.-, My bed she stacks wth brooms and tack And mplement! all sze had a lttle roommate And she WM tender, sweet, My h xes flew. never knew A fary so could eat! had a lttle roommate Ye Cods, she was n l0v( Bhe'd Bgh, she'd pout wrte vert >ut Her "t'.vn soul from above." had a lttle roonrate coul dvnely snore, Thll mom at three, m 'hen d Now can lng no more " HAVE A LTTLE ROOMMATE" Btude: Have you traded my paper yet? Prof.: Why, no. Btude: Wel, when you get to mne, want, t's on" Van lerblt Masquerader AMERCAN COLLEGES- C nu d from pan. S te C'olle, Pa., for the E< n < ral, Col '. tor the W( Wd ly attered nstances, but tn se mportance of the college n the n - prae leal ] t up. Not the least ].nly t en the recepl rded n A m r. Red C ro Call, durng whch the strength carry ul ths vasl work s bult up through men b dp. The Nnth An nual Roll Call wll be held ths j from Armst e Day, November, to Thanksgvng, November 26. P dent John Gr r l bben, of Prnc has accepted the Charmanshp of le Coll ge Roll Call n the Easte 'n at n a letter to the pe,! th Unted states th '.. lent C K>ldge that the worth of the Amerl an R Cro s has b o\ n not alone n war hut n!''. You n the ol gea of the Unted Stab make the : ev n " worthy of th n - at for 926. H_.& ) FARMVLLE, ARE YOU HUNGRY? ' J Across the Street to G ww OK EATS OF ALL KNDS One Block From Campus G. F. Butcher Co. ( nvenent Store." Tor Good thngs to Eat F.M'LLNERY <»r School Orls A Specalty MRS. W. H. CRENSHAW Opposte Contnental Hotel SHANNON'S Headquarters For S. T. C. GRLS )D THNGS TO EAT!! CORRECT WEARNG APPAREL FOR COLLEGE GRLS DAVDSON'S The House of Qualty VRGNA Stylsh Coats Offered at REMODELNG SALE PRCES Dresses n Specal groups All at on2 Prce For Sp rt or Dress FUR TRM COATS DWflN QUALTY PRCE SERVCE STORE f

5 vh Easer Then "My ancestors," he declared, "cam* ever on the Mayflower." t's lucky tn v ld," Bhe reto "the mmgraton laws are a Lttle ter now." Men Degree N. ghbor " understand tha your daughter got her B. A. and M. A." Father 'Tha s so bul t p..\. that supports het." H. Reward "But," pr tested the new arrval as Sant Peter handed hm a golden trumphet, " can'l play ths nstrument. [never practced, vle fon earth." «Of coun s, you ddn't" chuckled Sanl Peter. 'That's w ly you are here.' Caterng Hade Easy \, thuselah ate whal he found on hs plate And never a people do now. Dd Me note the amount of the calores count He ate ' because t was chow. He wasn't dsturbed, as at dnner he sat. Destr yng a roast or a pe, To thnk t wa lackng n granular fa! Or B C tuple f vamn.'s shy. le cheerfully chewed evety speces of food, Untroubh d by worres of fears Lest hs health mght be hurt by some fancy dessert And he lved over nne hundred years. Our Florda "Moter Goose' There was an old woman Who lved a shoe Had so many chldren She ddn't know whal to do. she nt m to Florl la To rd her of cares T j stay< there a week And returned mllonares. Her lmt Landlady t lodger Ju gong out) N'ow look here, t was three 'clock n the mornng when you came n the oler nght, and four h the mornng when you came n last nght, and t t's tve o'clock when you com n toyou can st u) and let your n. TV) rce There's naught so rrtatng, Not evt n a fat-tred car \ to meet an age old peanut n brand nen p< anul bar. Be a n le mo 'e tactful n your appr ach the lbrarans. Otherwse th v mght take t as a persona! af rmt when >ou abruptly ask, "Hav You Curvature of He Spne'".' l sn't o much what you ask tor, as the waj you. lk, '' Look at the ttle t w before kng tor "The cats' Tea Pot!" Ventlaton o nvented the hole n the oh. seme fresh ar fend, suppose.' doughnut'."' SOCAL GAMMA THETA BOBOBT ENTER- TANS Saturday afternoon the Gamma, Sororty entertaned at the home of Mrs. Martn Boyd Coyner on ad Avenue. A color scheme of,, ad whte we arred oul n the nd! freshm mts Th se Q,, were Msses Audrey, Maron Chew ng Maron Grmes. Carroll Cromwell, Frances Wlls, oa Hodgson, Louse Foster. Mebane Hunt, Paulne Stallard, Elsabeth Scott, F'.orence ad Cornela Mcln Maud Baptst, Mldred Smth, La [woodward, Vrgna Cowherd, < abell G nn way, Vrgna V nable, Mss Mx, M.'ss Stubbs, Mss,,., Dl g( \ - Wlls and Mrs. Hodg-. OLD GRLS RETURN END THE ROTUNDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 925 POl WEEK Among the old grls vstng ber<.-.,. k-end were the followng, wn att< n led the Hampden-Sdney dances: Cabell Oannaway Martha Hnch "Spot" Wmbah Mary Turnbull Amonette De Motte Vrgna Cowherd A.Mes Tel STTDENT BCTLDEG COHTHBC TONS Da Tallaferro $"'- oc Cash * 3G0 Mare Noll Harr $"-50 Lucy Heath Sherrlll $0.00 $ , Total $5,47.06 MSS HAWKS ENTERTANS s there anyone who can truthfully - y she does not adore Bacon Bats': We all love them but the teachers n the Frst Grade love them most of all. Snce Wednesday afternoon they have decded, one and all. that Bar.ats are the beat thngs for a. al uood tme. Then t was that Mss Haynea nvted Mss Mx, Mss Trent. Mss Qulnn, and the Frst Grade teach-! Bra to go wth her on a Bacon Bat., Needless for me to tell you more f there should he any doubt about cur! tood tme just queston any teacher n the Frst Grade. TRANNG SCHOOL NEWS Chldren Of the Tranng School an cow busy tllng Chrlsnma boxes for the Red Cross to send to chldren n sgn c untrlea An nterestng debate WM held n v nth gtnde recently. The subtras, 'Resolve That a departlent of educaton s of more mportance to the people of the Unted SB than a Department of Agrcul- " The negatve sde won the debate. S) fftl Flowers ' thank you for the flowers you sent." she sad, smled and hlushcd and drooped her head, "'m sorry for the w wds spoke last nght Your sendng me the Bowers proved you were rght, Forgve me" He f( her Lnd S they walked and talked heneath the how. wondered who n - sent her those flowers. CUKKNT TOPCS The hou e n Portland, Mane n whch Henry W. LongfeKow was born, February 22, 807, s to be exhbted at the Phladelpha Besqucentennal Exposton next year. The house wll b moved n sectons, by ralroads, and wll be returned when the Kpostlou s over. The exposton s to c.dbrate the lfoth annversary of the sgnng at Phladelpha of the Declaraton of nd endence. «* Natural Brge, one cf the most famous wonders n Amerca wll be ' bought by a group of Vrgna busness men. prncpally from Rchmond An opton s held by the group and the deal s expected to go through wthn a fortnght or so. The purchase prlc s n the neghborhood of $500,000 and the property to he conveyed conssts of the brdge, a large hotel on an acreage. *» n the lace of a growng popularty f all-the-year-around, sports the annual report of the Amercan Red Cro today revealed that there s a gradual leclne n the thousands who ded annually by drownng n the Unte! State. Ths s d.ue to the addng of J2.892 swmmers traned n water lfe lavng scence by the Red Cross. * Amercans are gong to explore the ugles of Dutch Gunea by arplane. An expedton left Chcago for Saa Francsco October 20th, on the frst lap of ts journey. The explorers plan o study jungle lfe and especally the prmtve races of pygmes found here. A specally constructed arplane s to be used for flghts over the dens : ungles that have baffled former ex- pedtons. * * A woman has been apponted Collector of Customs for Tennessee and Arkansas by Presdent Cooldge. She - Mrs. Edde McCall Prest of Huntngton, Tenn., the daughter of a forme Republcan congressman. Although her husband s a Democrat, Mr Prest has taken an actve part n Republcan poltcs. She s now a member of the Tennessee commttee. WHY Tn: OLD 8BL8 COM BACK Today wondered, as gazed upon he old famlar faces just why do 'hey come back? Whal s t that they mss when they leave Alma Mater be- hnd them? What are the memores that crowd n upon them n ther new lfe as teachers? Perhaps they mn the work, perhaps they mss the play hut certan t s that they mss somethng. When they are far away the) feel homesck for ther school and Frlend and they love to get hack, f only for a day. They C nn t beleve 'ht they are not remembered and yet they know that they are mss n the real schoo' lfe and sprt. When 'h' Rotunda COmeS to them they read wth B lump n ther throats the n.tut school and long more than aver to 0 me back for a glmpse of S. T. C. wonder f these grls realze jus*, \v much we want them wth us. We haven't forgotten them. Ther memory lngers wth us long, long after they leave our mdst. And now, as realze that WS who see the old grls r turn wll so soon long t come back ourselves. wonder f we apprecate as we should those thngs whch wt wll soon mss? Do we realze that our complants wll so soon change BO longngs? Old grls, we want you Wth us always and hope that wo wll be a s welcome when we return a*- you wll ever be at S. T. C. SCHEMMEL CONSERVATORY OF MUSC Afflated wth S. T. C. snce 907 Gves modern nstructon n Pano, Vocal, Theory, Harmony, Aesthetcs, Etc. At Reasonable Tuton Rates OGDEN STUDO 328 Man Street Portrats: all szes and styles School Work, a Specalty Amateur work fnshed "SATSFED CUSTOMERS" OUR MOTTO At Eaco Theatre Ths Week SHOWS START BACH NGHT AT 7: to MON. RCHARD ) X n 'Tlt: SHOCK PUNCH." A Paramount Pcture. A smashng upper cut to the heart and a sold drve to the funny bonethat ' s Dlx's wnnng unch n ths comedy-thrller, from the Lberty Magazne seral by the author of 'Too Many Ksses.' Also Pathe News. TMS Laurette Taylor n HAPPNESS" from J. Hartley Manner's famous ntel naton play. He could make gowns, he COuld make lghts, they both could make love. Ths pcture s as fresh as the mornng dew, brght as sunlght's beams. A captvatng pcttrxe that you wll enjoy. On ths nght we wll str PERLS f>f THE WLD, a new seral based on the great advent ur, book, "Swss Famly Robnson. WED. On ths nght we Wll present HAWA' NGHTS a real show,.not A PCTURE). Ths s the hghest class attracton ever presented at the Eaeo Vneatro. You wll have a rare opportunty to see a bg cty show, wth natve Hwaan sngers, players. Hula Hula Dancers and extraordnary scenes t s a tropcal] romance n three acts. Your attendance or absence wll show whether or n t you want some hgh class attractons at the Eaco ', l...te. TURS. & FR Mary Pcktord. n LTTLE ANNE ROONEY. Ths s her very latest pcture, and t s a Bg Specal Producton. Here s a pcture of Happness..: Heartaches, hard knocks and softened blows, sweethearts and rvals, alley fghts and treet games feature the heart story of Lttle Anne Rooney, a waf of New York's slums and never was Mary Pekford more appeallng, wore laughter-provokng, more tear compellng, than n ths portrayal of the mpsh ragamuffn that made her the World's Sweetheart. Mat. each day at 4 o'clock. Coed, comedy each nght. SAT Raymond Grffth. Vera Reynolds. (A Rchmond grl) Wallace Barry and Louse Fazenla n "THE NGHT CLUB, a Paramount Pcture. t s a mad, merry melange of grls, gayety, and Grffth, the H^h Hat Scream- Funner than n "Ms s Rlucheard" or 40 Wnks. Also th epsode of RDDLE RDERS. TWO SHOWS one at 7: T. ad the other at 9 o'clock. Admsson to S. T. C. grls Mon. Tues. & Sat., 20c Wed, Mat. 50c. Thur and Frday 35c. FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORES, JUNORS, SENORS, ATHLETES DO YOU KNOW? "HOW TO STUDY" The Sdent's Hund-Huuk o Practcal Hnts on the Technque of Effectve study by WLLAM ALLAN BBOOKS A GUDE contanng hundreds of practcal hnts and short cuts n the economy of learnng, to ass.st students n securng MAXMUM SCHOLASTC RESULTS at a mnmum cost of tme, energy & fatgue. ESPECALLY RECOMMENDED for overworked students and athletes engaged n extra currculum actvtes and for average and honor students who are workng for hgh scholastc achevement. SOME OF TE TOPCfll COVERED s lentlflc Shortcuts n Effectve Study. parng for Examnatons. Bra n and Dgeston n Relaton to Study. How to Take Lecture and Headng Notes. Advantage and Dsadvantages of Crammng. Det Durng Athletc Tranng. How to Study -Modern Languages. How to Study Scence, Lterature, etc. Why Go to College? After College, What? Developng Concentraton and Effcency. etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., et., etc., The Athlete and Hs Studes. WHY OC NEED THS WRE "t s safe to say that falure to gude and drect study s the weak pont n the wh le educatonal machne. Prof G. M. Whpple, U. of Mchgan. 'The BUCOesaful men n college do not seem to be very happy. Most of them, especally the athletes are overworkel." Prof. H. S. Canby, Yale. "M drected labor, though honest and well ntentoned may lead, to naught. Among the most mportant thngs for the student to learn s how to study. Wthout knowledge of ths hs labor may be largely n van." Prof. G. F. Swan, M.. T. "To student- who have never learnt "How to Study," work s very often a chastsement, a flagellaton and an nsuperable obstacle to contentment." Prof. A. nglls, Harvard. "HOW TO STUDY" wll show you how to avod all msdrected effort Qe a rood start and make ths year a bglly successful one by sendng for ths hand-b ok and gude NOW. VOl NEED THS NTELLGENT ASSSTANCE CUP 40 MA TODAY Amercan Student Publshers H Wst l»rd St., New York. Gentlemen: Please send me a copy of "How to Study" for whch enclose $.00 cash $.0 cheek. Name - Address