Rotunda - Vol 16, No 17 - Feb 12, 1936

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2 DON'T MISS FRESHMEN PRODUCTION The Rotunda SITPORT THE BASKETBALL TEAM We T each T o Teach. Volume XVI. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA,.WEDNESDAY. FEB. 12, 19:56 No. 17 Sberan Muscans To Gve Program Upperclassmen l>ook C T (' R. s,ptpp r c Forward to Return of Chorus On Tuesday. February 18, the Sberan Sngers, under the drecton of Ncholas VasllefT, wll appear lere n one of the lyceum numbers. We upper-classmen wll remember the fne lturgcal musc, folk and gypsy songs, present - ed here last year by these sngers n authentc cathedral robes and natonal costumes. Each member of the chorus s a solost of unusual ablty, yet n ensemble thay attan a vocal blend as beautful as the notes of an organ. Ther phenomena] range s from contra G to treble E and perhaps unrvalled by any other male ensemble n the world. They To Meet W. ft H Home Team Expects Hard Fought Battle Saturday nght. February 15, n the S. T. C. gymnasum the varsty basketball squad wll meet the team from Wllam and Mary College. The game wll be called promptly at 7:30 p. m. For the past two years, the Farmvlle grls have met defeat n ther encounters wth the Wllam and Mary team wth comparatvely close scores of and created a sensaton on ther frst ; Fa.nv.lL> has a strong team ths Amercan tour, and ther broad- year and the gam? p.omses to be caste over the NBC network called a hard fou «nt battle - forth letters from eveey secton of The Wllam and Mary team s the Unted States. begnnng ts season's tour and af- They receved favorable press ter playng Farmvlle wll go on to comment* from the places they Swvet Brar for a game Monday. wsted one place s the Tre-! Fe JL *V mont Temple, Boston. Massachusetts. The Sberan Sngers created a taste for colorful varety. We are The S. T. C. basketeers were vctorous over the Lynchburg College team n ther openng game of the season wth the fnal hopng that another year wul s c re of Because of the bad brng them agan to New England weather, the game scheduled at and to us to gve us another real Blackston. Frday. February 7, thrll. Contnued on Page 3 Many of the newspapers have gven most favorable wrte-ups. The "Worcester Daly Telegram", Commttee Selects Worcester. Mass. aad: "Representng the hghest n the acheve- DramatcClub Play ment of Male Chor Sngng. Sberan Sngers trumph n con- Contnued on page 4 Fraternty States Mo mthly Programs Holton and Walmsley to Relate Current Trends February 19. Alpha Ph Sgma wll present one of ts most nterestng programs ths quarter. It wll consst of materal and nformaton mportant to us not only as members of Alpha Ph Sgma, but as a member of present day socety emphaszng some of the current trends of today. Mr. S M. Holton wll stage and comment upon some of the Current Trends of Educaton" - - ncludng problems before the Natonal Educatonal Assocaton at ths tme. Dr. J. E Walmsley wll dscuss some of the "Current Trends of Government" ncludng trends n the decsons of the Supreme Court, trends n State Government, natonal government, and the government of the leadng natons of the world today. March 9, a program on the hstory, exstng chapters, purpose, and work of Alpha Ph Sgma wll be gven by the student members. Presbyterans to Sponsor Beneft Party at Church The young people of the Presbyteran church are gvng a beneft party at the church Saturday, Februa.y 15. at 8:00 o'clock n the church. The proceeds wll be used m the Interest of the Massenetta Swmmng Pool. Several S T. C. grls are workng on the varous commttees. Elzabeth Mc In tosh Is n charge of plans for the entertanment. Sarah Button, Vrgna Hooke and Elzabeth Cralle have charge of the tcket sale In the college. The tckets are 15c each and only one hundred wll be sold,. The Dramatc Club wll present "Tamng of the Shrew" on Aprl 3. An apponted commttee Josephne Qunn. Audrey Clements. Margaret Farrar. and Margaret Pollard- -wth the assstance of Mss Wheeler are now workng on the castng of the play. The many dstnct types of characters that Shakespeare presents, wll gve the cast place to dsplay varous types of talent. The wllful, stubborn, yet attractve Katherna; Petrucho, her dplomatc, determned sutor; Banca. Katherna sster, sweet, gentle, mld, the acme of doclty; and the joval Grumo. to keep the play alve and movng and hold the nterest of the audence throughout. Ever snce ts flret appearance the "Tamng of the Shrew" has had an unusual appeal to ts audences, and there s no doubt that the Dramatc Club's producton ths Sprng wll uphold ts old standard. The Dramatc Club's presentaton of "A Mdsummer Nght's Dream" was proclamed an outstandng success from every vewpont artstc. The tckets wll be ffty cents. CALENDAR Wednesday- Rotunda 7:00 Thursday Artst Dance Group 4:15 Kappa Delta P 7:00 Freshman Producton 7:30 Frday Debate 7:00 Basketball Qame 8:00 Saturday- Sng 6:45 Monday Vrgnan 7:00 A. A. Councl 7:00 House Councl 10:00 Tuesday Class Meetngs 7:00 P Gamma Mu 8:30 Lyceum 8:00 Student Councl 10:00 Wednesday Y W. C A. Cabnet 5:00 Debate Club Plans Mard Gras Sprt (]Jagg Xo Present Forensc Schedule To Regn Supreme, n 1 Of Comng Sesson In Annual Carnval II UU Jle YrOClllCt IOI1 Program Announces Rval Colleges as Contestants The Debate Club, after a good ' showng for ts work, s now plan-1 nng for a heavy sea. on of de- bates. Early n December the two teams went to Wnthrop Collet' to take part n a practce tournament before the openng of the season. There were twenty-fve j teams engaged n ths contest, and the Farmvlle representatves, Mldred Slayton and Isabelle Sprnkle for the affrmatve, and Vrgna Hooke and Juanta Calls for the '. negatve, won a large majorty of ther debates. March and 7 another set of teams wll attend the South Atlantc Forensc Tournament, and each team wll engage n a seres of sx debates. The tentatve schedule s as follows: Emory and Henry. Feb. 26 here; Harrsonburg <dual) there; Waynesburg. Pa. dual March '! here; Unversty of South Carolna. March 4. here; South Atlantc Tournament. March 5, 6, 7; Randolph-Macon. March 11, here; Emory and Henry, March 20. there; Westhampton, March 27, there; Gettysburg (cual Aprl 23, here. Grls Install League In Church Servce The members of the Young People's Fellowshp, an organzaton whch was establshed by the young people of the Epscopal church n October were formally nstalled Sunday nght at a candlelght servce. Rev. A. C. Tucker presded. Durng the servce the deals and purposes were presented. Among the S. T. C. grls nstalled wev: Mary Robeson. DMA.; Grace Cox, secretary; Novell Montague, Emma Bngham. Roberta Haskns. Crenshaw Jones, Nancy Gregory. Elzabeth Berryman, Nette Gregory, Elzabeth Moss, Alpha Lee Garnett. Henretta Ivers, Ktty Nelson, and Vrgna Hannah. School Wll Pattern New Orleans Custom Ths year, on February 25, S. T. C. wll agan hold ts annual Mard Gras Festval. Ths has been the custom n our school snce and durng the three years Nancy Bergyn. Margaret Parkt.. and Lucy Potter have ruled respectve- ly as queens over the gaety. Our Mard Gras s patterned after the Mard Gras held each year n New Orleans, and a sprt of happness and festvty permeates the entre affar. Each Mard Gras fnds the cty of New Orleans overflowng wth vstors, balcones and galleres overhangng the stree'.s beng flled wth spectators. The carnval colors, yellow, green and purple, are festooned from house to house. There a;e day and nght parades, when gltterng mock-monarchs rde through the streets. Whle all New Orleans s n a socal whrl from the New Year on. the actual Mard Gras pageantry begns on the Thursday before Ash Wedne-day. Each nght durng ths perod some organzaton sponsors a processon and ball, the clmax beng the parade of Rex on Tuesr'ay mornng, followed by the ball of Comus and the ball of Rex on Tuesday nght. The rulers of Mard Gras are Rex and hs Queen, the Queen and her mads beng chosen from the y art debutantes. Rex. Kng of the Carnval, s chosen by a commttee. By eght o'clock the adult mask- 0H are abroad, makng ther way to the center of the cty where the pageants take place at noon. Bands are playng and stceet vendors are out. Traffc s barred from the streets, whch are gven over to dancng. There are orgnal and! beautful costumes; nuns, clowns.! prates, red-devls, ballet grls. snake-channel's, old mads wth grotesque curls, gants on stlt.- and men dtessed as cows, horses, and elephants. The streets are full of sngng laughter, and there s a constant tnklng of tny bells, formng parts of costumes. Horns blowng, showers of confe' floatng down from balcones, flays flutterng everywhere. sunlght Contnued on Page 4 Deep Snow Brngs Thlls As Lessons Are Forgotten It's strange what a few nches of snow wll do to the college campus. When old Kng Wnter heaved a sgh of north wnd and settled down to real busness last Thursday nght he wrought some nterestng changes at S. T. C. "It's snowng!" shouted some dlgent grl stayng up late to study. "Snowng!" echoed the gleeful cry from hall to hall. Wth that the whole of S. T. C. was astr. There was a mad rush for the wndows to watch the soft downy flakes of snow gently fall upon the earth. Next mornng many a late sleeper ventured out to breakfast Just for the sheer fun of t. Many a senor sacrfced her tradtonal dgnty and performed unque gymnastcs n descendng the hll from the Senor Buldng. The fast fallng flakes gave habtual day dreamers somethng to stare at; even attentve ndents found t dffcult to resst an occasonal glance at the fascnatng panorama of a whtenng world. It seemed that classes would never end for those that longed to frolc n the great whte spaces. When seven hundred custom- anly bare-headed lasses bo I out n bonnets of all descrptons! t creates a real spectactle. And n,, honor of ths heavy ant wfal] now pants and pants of all km la Iran donned. Snow men were soon ' standng all over the campus, only to be knocked down by some energetc ball thrower. Slegh-rdng on Buffalo Hll presented a real temptaton, wldly yelded to when thh Mary granted all Btudenl permsson to ndulge. The Utt I cold of the nghts was forgotten amd the merry bunch of that crowded Deal thl tre and wated ther turn to "hop a slegh." Perhaps the fnest of all have been the capers cut by the fa culty members. Ther phl cal looks of non-concen qulekls transformed themaelvea mto earllous contemplaton of the problem at hand to make an U expedton up the street one or two of them n; calculatons well, what grl would help laughng up h I When one loves the snow t s a sun- sgn that h old. t s sad. How many at S T C. are yet youthful? Dr. Josef L. Kunz DR. JOSEF L. KUNZ, lecturer n nternatonal law at tn- Unversty of Toledo. Wood Wll Attend I. R. C. Conventon Mary Elzabeth Wood wll represent the Vrgna Gamma Chapter of P Gamma Mu at the Internatonal Relatons Club conventon to be held at Wnthcop College, Rock Hll. S. C. February Ths s tl..' one hundred and twenty-frst conventon whch s held under the Carnege Endowment for Internatonal Peace. The prncpal guest shakers wll be Dr. Josef L. Kunz, lecturer n nternatonal law at the Unver.-r.y of Toledo. Oho, and Dr. Edgar J. PIStMT, former dean and professor of hstory and poltcal scence at Robert College. Istanbul, Turkey Telegrams Arrvng "Over the Wres" Thursday On Thursday, February 13. the Freshman Clan w4u present thenlrst produtton, "Over The Wres". a muscal comedy drected by Nan Tn >,kmorton. It s thc story of a JOUD grl who leaves New York to BM the world and aende wlraa baok home f.om all parts of the globe, Theso telegrams wll be flashed on the screen after each act Anna Bell, the typcal Amercan grl,.s played by Margaret Brt ton. We fnd her vstng such well known as Pars. Monte Carlo. Span and Persa. In Pans the scene s lad n a modste shop. The models are Helen Green. Jane Samdcr-, Nancy Scllmun. Louse Anthony. Peggy Young, Marga. H Klollard. Katherne Habel. Sarah Button. Alpha Lee Garnett. Jane Burke, and Patty Bounds, who wll dsplay the latest models. In Monte Carlo she fnds entertanment n Ethel Water's blue.s sngng mpersonated by Betty Fagg and Eleanor'Pow.'ll's (Owen Bell> famous tap dancng. She wll appear n a solo number whle the Eton boys sng; and later she wll appear wth a chorus Next we fnd her journeyng to Span to learn what the future holds from the dark fortune teller. Jane Branch. After ths comes a pleasant nterlude n a Span I dance, led by Dot Lev In Persa we fnd the Sultan of the palace who never mlle.1, Although he has a harem ha remans mmune t; the wles of W untl u:- Contnued on Page 4 Mem hers of Socety Apply for Degrees Thursday nght. February 8. Mss Amy Hemlnway Jones, Dvs- Beorc Eh Thorn held t monthon Assstant of the Carnege En- ly proean meet n.; n the honor dowment. wll also speak. (room. Several papers w re preeent- Tr.e Internatonal Relatons ert to the socety bv members n Clubs arc groups of students ov- applcaton fe ganzed under the auspces of the The program opened wth a revew Carnege Endowment for Interna- of "Kng Jasper" bv C'lau Mne O- Uonal Peace, In unlveraluoa, o >- Brlen Thl la Edward Arlngton and normal schools for the Robnson's last publshed poem. It. study and dscu son of Interna-1 la an nterestng psychologcal tlonal promeme. study of melancholy ntrospecton. The purpoee of the Endowment Followng ths Dorothy Prce read n undertakng ths work s to an m HUM I. n "Qreetlnga." to and enlghten publc opln- In ths she aplaned hm on. As Dr. Ncholas Murray But- ng ahow a peraon' > raonalty, ler, Presdent of the Endowment, and how they ll ct eaeh of us. t s not to sup n any sn- Luclle Rhodes presented an Ingle vew U how :> best mat the fomat essay next ttled "On condtons whch now p:eval Watchng Husband Eat Stvak and throughout the world. Onon after thl Alce Gran t Internatonal Re: > Clubs read her paper on Beauty As Dl d.n many countres fned bj th Romantcsts." She In th 595 club OHM well know quota) at present n the Unted States and ncludng "A thng of beauty a 156 n foregn countres. Tho forev I "Beauty la truth, nclude Alaska, Puerto R a Ha- truth beauty. Tha la all ye know Contnued on Page 4 on earth and all know." "Leap Year" Kdton of Magazne Appears ruary 10 far the dstrbuton o the eeoond ssue of "Foolscap", the ( D 'omc. Ma beng n. be a much bgger and b Ml.-. wlt al n - l that. r o dr or wrtlng humor. Oartoa hlng of a Only a Untl put n you >e she oonelu I her speech by eft* IngKaata'poetry aa the trua la ty. Dr. Jarman Attends Educatonal Meetng Dr. Jarman was m0h tl".,:, adn kto 't. I annual meetng of The aton of l whch mond on od eghth headqu.' Van Bl the Thomas Dr. '. to have been another of OIII ea to reoelve uggeston for broad nln ope <! our currculum, but on were; Vll I II I ll lll '. an I

3 THE ROTUNDA Member Vrgna IntercoUeflate Press Assocaton THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY old and gray, that flood of memores and college remnscences wll come, and we wll long for some concrete form remndng us Publshed by students of the State Teachers College, Farmvllle, Vrgna Entered as second class matter March n the Post Offce of Farmvlle. Vrgna, under Act of March of them. There s not a sngle one of us who should let one of our four years at school pass wthout addng to our chest of souvenrs our annual the Vrgnan! Indeed, ths Subscrpton W 50 P" year s the only transferable form pcturng vvdly to us our school. (Some of us wat 1935 Member 1936 untl our senor year to get an annual; but fcsoccted GutefrJe Press tor n Cblle6ate D6esl ( we can not realze that no one year n school s smlar to the next.) Actvtes, frendshps, lvng n general, go through almost a complete change n twelve months. We Staff Edltor Florence Sanford thnk of each year as a unt apart almost, Agnes Bondurant Assocate Edtor and that s what our Vrgnan pctures for Evelyn Massey Busness Manager Board of Edtors us. We want to remember them as such and n no way can we do ths as vvdly as Elzabeth Morrs News Edtor through the pages of the annual. Even the Mabel Lambert Make-up tny memors our schoolmates scratch by Susan Gresham Headlnes ther names wll bcome a chershed remnd- Alce Nelson Alumnae Bess McGlothln - Edtorals er of certan joyful tmes. Mary Harrson Vaughn. Feature We do not only help ourselves when we Margaret Praley Socety, )uy an annua l, we support our Alma Mater. Emma Bngham Lterary We are showng school sprt. Our frends Kathleen Ranson Sports at home become nterested n our college Proof Readers Elzabeth Walton Ann Wlls Mary Hubard Managers Else Cabell Asst. Bus. Manager Louse Oathrght Crculaton Manager Ruth Phelps Asst. Crculaton Manager Wll Scott Asst. Crculaton Manager Reporters Bonne Lane, Vrgna Bean. Vrgna Agee, Made- lfe through ths book. Cooper-Mason Let's each stop and thnk how many n- The marrage of Mss Margaret Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cdents, frends, and pctures we would C. B. Mason to M". Hush Berkley wsh always to be panted on memory's Cooper, son of Mr. R. S. Cooper of natre. Now can't we see how very neces-1 Pelham. N. c. was solemnzed at the Methodst parsonage n Boydsary t s for us to have a remnder of these? ton on Frday. January 17. The Let's each ths year show our school sprt, ceremony was performed by the prepare ourselves for tomorrow by gettng Rev Burke..... c * JJ, Mrs. Cooper s a graduate of the a lastng remnder ot today, add to our State Teachers College n Farm-! chest of souvenrs a Vrgnan whch wll vlle. lne McGlothln, Mnne Smth, Mary Elzabeth I Slater. Mary Joyner Cox. Bess McGlothln, always keep our fres of memory glowng. Ruth Hubard, Clauda Harper. Clare Eastman,, Elzabeth Carroll. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1936 Abraham Lncoln "A blend of mrth and sadness, smles and t 'rs; A quant knght errant of the poneers; A homely hero born of star and sod; A peasant prnce; a masterpece of God." By Judge Walter Malone. When we menton Lncoln, there s ntermngled n our mnds a mass of contradctory thoughts and mental mages. Thnkng Of hm accordng to hs outward appearance we see a tall, lanky, awkward man. all n all crude lookng. But nwardly qute a dfferent sght a gentle sprt, a knd heart, a sense of justce and a lve knowledge Of true democracy. "All hs lfe, a dm sense of destny hung OVW hm and always wth only the dull tools suppled by hs envronment, he strove to lt hmself to meet what fate would exact of hm." Ths s one of the man vantage ponts n whch we fnd many men weak, but where we lml Lncoln strengthened hmself. He was always prepared for any stuaton whch confronted hm. We fnd unpepaedness not only a weakness n governmental affare, bu( n everythng our own everyday lfe, and the thngs n t our classes and our other prvate dutes. Knowng that you are prepared, gves one a feelng of assurance and sell' confdence whch s decdedly lackng when we neglect our dutes and forthcomng events. Do You (are to Remember? Wendng OUr way through the trends of tomorrow, Chershed memores of yesterday wll he Kcked n our treasure chest. Some of us do not realse U we wng our way through college lfe how dear some thngs w ll le to us n the future the deals, golden frendshps, joyous success, chershed ambtons, trals and errors, dsappontments and tears all these through whch our Alma Mater has fostered us. Even m«our wanderng fances glde back to our chldhood days and we long for some ma teal form that could brng more vvdly to our memory those carefree, happy tmes. The same wll he true of our college lfe n those long year- to come. When we are Is Educaton a Racket'.'» "Educaton has runed the country. The term reason you fnd so many fools today s 'cause the world's gettn' over-educated." Thus Mr. Whttca. btng that whte mustache, rasps out hs favorte theme: "Old man Whttca'a n hs dotage rather argue than eat when he's hungry." And thus, the old man's statements are passed up. In tryng to see just why ths old man thought the world was gettng "over-educated," we come to ths concluson: Every day we encounter people who have studed so much that ther heads are so stocked wth what we term theory, or as some would say "book-sense no tme for the practcal thngs lfe offers, whch after all prove the more mportant. There s an old sayng that after teachers teach so many years, you can pck one out n the dark. There are exceptons of course to the rule, but t s certanly true to a certan extent. Teachers seem to develop lttle mannersms pecular to ther professon. They tend to assume a dscplnary ar wth everyone. They are always correctng mstakes n grammar whch sometmes cause rather embarrassng stuatons. Manytake ther work so serously and study the suhjet so thoroughly that they begn to put the theoretcal nto practce before long. people begn to rumor that Mss s hpped. The majorty of us are plannng to be teachers, Thus, even though t's dffcult to realse t at present, we are gong to have to content wth ths same problem. After all, t s so easy to put our professonal lfe nto the part of lfe whch sn't profsson. Very few of us can do ths so successfully that a degree of our personalty sn't lost; therefore let us as oncomng teachers try not to assume the atttude that we know more than the whole world just because we realze n the schoolroom that we know more than the chldren. Let's not try the same dscplnary problems on socety that we do on Johnny and Suse n classes. Let's not go to partes and absent-mndedly correct our brdge partners' errors n grammar. Let's begn to make our professon one n whch we do not become ponted out as "Cut and dred school-marms," who are mply as Mr. Whttca would say, "overeducated." - u Allmnae NeWS Bsc-r-McDanel Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McDanel of Hampton announcer! the marrage of ther daughter Rachel to Mr. John S. Bscoe of Fredercksburg and Alexandra. The weddng took place at hgh noon. Saturday. February 8 n the Hampton Baptst church. Hampton. Vrgna. The brde and groom wll make ther home at Alexandra. Vrgna. Mrs. Bscoe s a graduate of Farmvlle State Teachers College n the class of '33. Dav«-Fr«fr A marrage of n!; est n Vrpna was solemnzed on February 6 n the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washngton Cathedral when Mss Los Gertrude Fraser. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fraser of Blackstone. became the brde of Jesse Edwn Davs, of Rchmond and Moble. Alabama. The brde s an honor graduate of the Farmvlle State Teachers College, where she was a member of PI Gamma Mu, Kappa Delta P. and Alpha Kappa Gamma. Mss Dorothy Harrson, a gradual of the State Teachers College. s teachng n the Englsh department of Mrs. Layne's Busness School durng the md-wnter Rotunda Reverberatons What Prce does a grl pay after rdng twelve mles to tell a gentleman goodnght and forgets t? Could t be the bad weather that's aesponsble for the smles of the rural school teachers! Horses horses crazy over horses! - That's all we need now to turn S. T. C. nto a Rdng Academy. What student s on such good terms wth the faculty that she can push them asde wth only a "Pardon me. honey" n order to speak to Mr. French? Contrary to what we mght thnk, natural dancng s a rather dangerous actvty for Alce Gramger anyhow. We trust your box of candy was from a platonlc frend, Blly. teachers! Surelv y u would not shatter our. ' deal, ol the l ( 1 U.'s. We can't decde whether t was mrth, stage frght, or the handsome football hero that put the brde n such a twtch n Sng last Satuday nght. We're antcpatng a "Ht of the Season" from the freshmen. After all the talk and rehearsng we feel sure ther producton wll be a real nspraton to Earl Carrol and George Whte. It wasn't told to us, we only heard that Florence Sanford'.s snow outft had the offcal O. K. Not Bad! The Infrmay Is dong a rushng busness these days what wth all the black eyes, broken fngers, spraned arms and stff Jonts receved "whle at play." "Frst come, frst serve," That's what you thnk. Marjorlc stll can't fgure out why she was lterally pushed out of her seat by a professor the other day when c Eubank walked nto class late. We're wllng to bet that Mary B. an Mmnle wll lve on the thrd floor left wng of Junor- Senor Buldng next year. Intercollegate News College-bred refers to somethng whch requres a fearful a- mount of dourt. s seldom selfrsng, ar.d usually proves to be nothng more or less than a fouryear loaf. A preacher walked nto a saloon, ordered mlk, and by mstake was Served a mlk punch. After drnkng t. the holy man lfted hs eyes and was heard to say: "Oh. Lord, what a cow." Advertsement n the West Vrgnan Unversty daly: "Men Wanted by two popular sororty grls, two handsome gentlemen 1 >r datng purposes. Socal assets requred.." The nfluence of Popeye, the comc strp character, s beng felt by the school cafetera at North Carolna State College where spnach dsappears more rapdly from the steam table than other vegetables. Han! ^nburg S. T. C. students have decded that slence s fatal. Ether t ndcates that our neghbor s cooly takng stock of us, or t.s extremely ntmate. Ths may be so. yet It may not. Nevertheless, small talk s the prelmnary skrmsh to the engagement of.cuantanceshp. frendly, or love. Maybe your aloof slence sn't so clever, after all! They evdently play a rough game! Insurance for athletes as a possble answer to responsblty ncurred by colleges for the physcal welfare of the huskes who endanger ther lfe and lmb n competton s under nvestgaton by the Unversty of Calforna. Love It's an tchng around the heart that can't be scratched, an experence from whch you never learn better; and t's undeftnable because you can't see t, but. oh. how you can feel t. That's what several Unversty of Georga student thnk love s. Another defnton s, "Love, when returned. Is man's greatest possesson; when unreturned. hs sharpest thorn. It's an experment, often tred, but never proved love t, a msunderstandng between fools." World News Alexe Stakhanov. a shrewd Sovet coal mner from ns bleak hut on Donbas Steppe, row to temporary fame, last week, when he came to Moscow, bng;' >v.h hm a method. "Stakhano/;sm". for speedng up the tol of Russan workers. Dctator Josep. Rt.ahn decreed a natonwde spe'.p of tol for ten days and gave Stakhanov the hghest Sove - -decoraton, the order of Lenu, as a clmax. As a result of ths lnc'hod, coal producton really dropped belov normal. For ths falure, he was warned to wpe out hs dsgrace..the frst fve days of Stakhono-. vsm were successful, bu: the last j fve days faled, carryne along j wth t a drop n wages. Sulkne^s and wearness are sad to have I been the cause of ths fa hre. Alexe Stakhanov, however. Is stll wong to receve a lfe long ' penson and a pass for hm to I travel free twce a year on Sovet ralways, boats, arplans, trans and busses. The world sympa-! thzes wth Russa In ths falure and hopes that recovery s n storj for ths naton. How many of us are aware o. the fact that on January 26, the Natonal Councl of Jewsh Federatons and Welfare Funds, voted, at a meetng n St. Lous, the endorsement of plan of Sr HerbeH Samuel and Felx M. Warburton to fnance emgraton of Je#s from Qermany? On January 28, Senator Wllam E. Borah of Idaho, opened an eastern campagn for Republcan nom for presdent wth an address before persons n Ksmet Temple. Brooklyn, New York. It Is wondered whether hs campagn wll meet wth success. SSBM as f Amercans really are to be protected at sea, after all. snce the Natonal Commttee on Safety at Sea demanded that Congress strengthen Federal Steamboat Inspecton 8ervce both n personnel and equpment; th.s really Is an effort for protecton. Poetry Valrntnes Eleanor Hammond On each wndow pane the frost Pants a slvery desgn Frnged wth lnes of ccles- Maybe t's a valentne! Do you thnk each flake of snow Frozen dantly n place Is to trm the valentne Lke a bt of frost*- lace? Song Good morrow, 'ts St. Valentne's day, All n the mornng betme. And I a mad at your wndow To be your valentne. Wm. Shakespeare. Valentne Verses My patron sant. 6t. Valentne. Why dost thou leave me to - me. St.11 supplcatng at her s»uu-j? But bd her eyes to me lnclne- 111 ask no other sun to shne- More rch than s Golcona's wne: Range all that woman, song or wne Can gve; wealth, power, and fame combned; For her I'd gladly all resgn. Take all the pearls are n the brne. Sft heaven for stars; earth's flowers entwne- But be her heart my Valentne. Thomas Nelson Page To St. Valentne St. Valentne, though wde your fame. You don't reserve your pous name. And ths the reason of my plant- Your conduct msbeflts a sant. From youthtme up to mddle age I've catered for your patronage. But ever snce we've been acquant You haven't acted lke a sant For when comes round, as fxed as fate. The day whch you approprate, You gve me cause for new complant In manner most unlke a sant. I long have sued for Mabel's smles An yelded to her costly wles. But ardent lnes or baubles quant alke are spurned, ungrateful sant. Your halo's rmmed wth many a dart; Your symbol s a wounded heart; Fond swans j-ou lure wlu artful fent; Such actons don't become a sant. Your name no longer should appear In santly calendar, 'ts clear, For I affum, wthout restrant, You're more a snner than a sant. Jenne Betts Hartswck. How Do I Love Thee Elzabeth Barrett Brownng How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thee to the depth and breadth and heght My soul can reach, when feelng out of sght. For the ends of Beng and deal Grace. I love thee to the level of every days Most quet need, by sun and candle lght I love thee freely, as men strve for Rght; I love thee purely, as they turn from Prase I love thee wth the passon put to use In my old grefs, and wth my chldhood's fath. I love thee wth a love I seemed to lose Wth my lost sants I love thee wth the breath, Smles, tears, all my lfe! And. f God choose, I shall but love thee better after death. Drnk to Me Only wth Thne Eyes 'To Cella) Ben Jonson Drnk to me only wth thne eyes, And I wll pledge wth mne; Or leave a kss but n the cup, And I'll not look for wne. The thrst that from the soul doth rse. Doth ask a drnk dvne; But mght of Jove's necter sup, I would not change for thne. I sent thee late a rosy wreath. Not so much honourng thee As gvng It a hope that there It could not wthered be; But thou thereon ddst only breathe And sent t back to me; Snce when t grows, and smells. I swear. Not of tself but thee!

4 SOCIETY Entertans at Tea Dr. and Mrs. Brumfleld entertaned nformally wth tea at ther home on Frday afternoon. Those present wev Ernestne Payne. Hazel Smth. Margaret Clark. Margaret Pollard, Emle Brumleld and Mrs Bob Brumfleld. The Gamma Theta pledges entertaned the older grls wth a valentne party n the chapter room, Thursday nght, Feb. 10. The valentne theme was carred out n nvtatons, refreshments, and games. The Gamma Theta sororty wll entertan at a banquet tonght. the tea room for ther new grls. Snapdragons and blue candles wll be used, carryng out the blue and whte scheme. Sunday evenng, Dorothy Prce, Nellwyn Latlmer. Luclle Rhodes, and Martha Hamlet entertaned the Mu Omega Sororty wth a buffet supper n the chapter room. Besdes the old members and the pledges. Mss Wheeler, the advser, was present. Mss Annette Roberts of Brstol spent the wvek-end wth frends Book Revew HONOR BOUND In "Honor Bound", Fath Baldwn faces the queston whch puzzles many members of the younger generaton today: Is t possble fox two young people not n love, to make a success of marrage? Mss Baldwn portrays the r.arred lfe of two young people bound by frendshp and t!ve knowledge of unhappy love affars whch left them both stranded. She uses small events Md apparently trval ncdents whch lend surface color to the underlyng drama of happness a:d tragedy. The young marred couple. Lale and Hank, are ham*'capped n the very begnnng by tna lrck of love for each other. However, s love one of the dvne passons whch lasts forever? Or s love u product of sympathetc understandng, close companonshp, and mutual nterests? "Honor Bound" answers all of these questons not merelv as an attractve story, bat as a p:oblem of modern nwv - ago n all Us complcated knpuc.ll ons. Beauty Hnts "I only have eyes for you" as goes the song But are your eyes the kn that a gentleman would lke to have all for hm? If you have small, deep-set eyes, draw a thn lne wth eye pencl out past the end of the upper and lower lashes to make them look larger; but don't let the lnes meet. Blend wth the fnger tp. Use shadow near lash lne, from center out toward comers. It s best not to darken lght lashes and brows for daytme, por evenng brush on brown mascara, delcately separatng the lashes. On the brows touch mascara only to the longest hars, thus avodng a dark lne. Often eyes have a slght, starry look from wearng glasses, whch can be corrected by carefully brushng on mascara wth a nottoo-wet brush. Smooth on eye shadow, too, for depth. Because pluck.'d brows usually spell extreme sophstcaton, rather than wde-eyed nnocence, on the screen, Jean Mur s keepng hers naturally arched. She thnks that too much pluckng takes away character. When she uses mascara, tt s done wthout artfcalty. Now grls, for the next dance be sure to keep n mnd a few of these hnts. S. T. C. Basketeers To Meet W. & M. Contnued from Page 1 was postponed. After the game Saturday nght, the Athletc Assocaton Councl wll entertan the two teams n the Student Buldng Lounge. The Wllam and Mary grls wll reman overnght before contnung on ther season's tour. Here's to the pctures on our desk. May they never meet. Ponter. Grls Vst n Ther Homes Regardless of Snowstorm Al- ngh most of the students enjoyed slegh rdng on Buffalo Hll, some chose to do ther slps and sldes at other places. Crewe Francos Fars, Le Nor Hubbard. Mldred Slayton. Frances Bryan, Elzabeth Hmes. To Other Places Ruth Read, Pela Read, and Harret Hudgns. Palmer Sprngs. Mary H. Vaughan and Mary Lynn Thomas, South Hll. Lvan Powell and Mary Lee Powell, Boykns. Perle Panton and Florence Jeffrey, Arvona. Lese Bradshaw and Ellevah Bradshaw. Burkevlle. Shrelle Zmmerman, Lexngton. Julan Ann Waldo. Portsmouth. Beverly Wlknson, Lynchburg. Lucy Smth, Dllwyn. Nelle Perpont, Washngton, D. C. Besse Hart Powell, Empona. Vrgna Prce, Meherrn. Katherne Hurt, Salem; Elzabeth Harrs, Woodberry Forest. Mss Martha Gunter from Covngton came back to spend the week-end wth frends. Rado Hghlghts On Wednesday nght "One Man's Famly", a dramatc sketch, comes on the ar at 8:00 over NBC- WTAR. Wayne Kng and hs orchestra also can be heard at 8:30 over NBC-WEAF. "Town Hall", starlng Fred Allen and Portland Hoff broadcast at 9:00 over NBC- WTAR. Just before you retre for the ngt. Edde Duchn and hs orchestra play at 11:00 over the same network. On Thursday nght Rudy Vallee plays an hour of delghtful musc for us at 8:00 over NBC-WEAF Lanny Ross and the Show Boat play a bg part by renderng a program at 9:00 over NBC-WTAR. There seems to be plenty of good musc on the an Thursday nght. Tune n on Brg Crosby and Jmme Dorsey's orchestra at 11:00 over NBC-WTAR. If anyone sn't at class on 11:00 A. M. Frday, be sure to tme n on Walter Damroch's "Musc Apprecaton Hour" over NBC- WTAR. At 8:00 P. M. over NBC- WEAF Jessca Dragonette wll sng on a varety poogram. whle Frank Munn. tenor, wll sng wth Bernce Clare, soprano, along wth Abe Lyman's orchestra at 9:00 over the same program. Best of all. though, s the well known Fred Warng and hs Pennsylvanans over NBC-WTAR at 9:30. On Saturday, one can hear "I Travatore". Verd's popular opera, broadcasted by Metropoltan Opera Co. over NBC-WTAR at 1:55 P. M. Also can the Hampton Insttute Sngers be heard over NBC- WTAR at 7:35. Of course you must not mss Rubnoff and hs voln over the same program at 9:00. Sunday nght. Jack Benny comes on the ar from WJX at 7:00. Ozze Nelson at 7:30, Major Bowks Amateur Hour at 8:30, and Wayne Kng at 10:00 are programs t would be hard 1 to mss on Sunday nghts. JUNIOR ROTUNDA STAFF Else Cabell Edtor Clare Eastman Asst. Edtor Vrgna Hannah... News Edtor Bernce Jones Make-Up Dot Wse Alumnae Martha Hamlet Edtorals Dot Turner Feature Mare Moore Socals Luclle Rhodes Lterary Mary Bowles Sports Anthela Robnette, Vrgna Leonard Typsts Luclle Moseley, Chc Dortch, Merwyn Oathrght, Dot Prce, Vctora Gllette, Mary Vrgna Walker. Llyod Kelly.. Reporters Hobo: "Knd sr, have you a quarter to spare a poor man?" Student: "Go on across the street I'm workng on ths sde " Pup. Then there was the professor who dreamt that he was lecturng to hs class and when he woke up he found he was. Stoc. THE ROTl'XDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1936 Dr. Robert Frazer Upon the death of Dr. Cunn"- ham. Dr. Robert Frazer was called to the presdency of the Norma 1 School our college now. Accordng to hs father':, plans, Dr. Frazer as a young boy was destned for the law. Yet there was ever present n hs conscousness, a protest aganst t and a st-ead-1 fast convcton that hs duty was n the drecton of teachng. Actng upon the advce of hs nstructor at the Unversty of Vrgna, he held on to hs law : even declnng an offer to teach n the Florda Mltary Insttute. Later he was able to accept ths poston, and at the end of the war he had become enamored wth teachng and law was abandoned. In the fall of he returned to Vrgna and opened a school for boys. In 1871 he bougnl Fauquer Insttute, a boardng school for grls, at Warrenton. Here he remaned untl 1882, when, yeldng to the wshes of Dr. Curry, one of the beloved founders of our college, he became presdent of Judson Insttute at Maron, Ala. The Industral Insttute and College of Msssspp at Columbus, called hm to servce n He remaned there seven sessons, and made the school the prde ol the state. In February, 1898, Dr. Frazer became the thrd presdent ol our college. Due to hs rchly stored mnd, hs broad knowledge of lte, hs vared and valuable experence n schools of many types, hs lour years resulted n growth an expanson of a steady stable knd. "Hs am n conduct of school affars was, frst, to provde the best possble advantage for the students; second, to offer those advantages to students at the lowest cost that the benefts mght reach the largest number." Then, and today, defnte and vsble fruts of hs work stand out clearly. Among these may be mentoned: a large ncrease n attendance, enlargement of faculty, addton of new departments, notable the separate Department of educaton and department of physcal tranng, wth a large new gymnasum, and nfrmary, a steam laundry and a steam heatng plant. To hm, credt s also due for the organzaton of the Vrgna Normal League that has helped and s helpng today many a student lo obtan an educaton at our Alma Mater. "When Dr. Frazer resgned the presdency of the State Normal School to enter upon he dutam ol Feld Agent of tne General Educaton Board, he left n nuuy many hearts grateful memores o a courteous, cultured, sympathetc Chrstan gentleman of earnest and unbendng prncples, staunchly loyal to hs lofty deals of duty." Sng One of the most spectacular socal events of the season took I place n Sng Saturday nght at 1 the marrage of Ruth Phelps, tenns queen, and Louse Walmsley. t football hero. The brde was gven n marrage by her father. Edna oblck. Sue ; Eastham was mad of honor. I There were four brdesmads, Mary E. Badger, Maxne. Burke, Army Butterworth and Gnny Carroll. Chc Dortch was flower grl and Inez Chappell. rng bearer. Among the audence, however, was the gref-strcken mother, Clare Eastman, and her mpudent son, Grade Allen Pttard. Precedng the ceremony a very approprate song was rendered by Betty Butterworth. "You Gotta Be a Football Hero." She was ac- companed by Dot Wse who also played the weddng musc. The brde was attred n whte wool wth a tran of tenns net. She carred a tenns racket and balls. The brdesmads wore blue gym suts and carred tenns rackets, balls, hockey stcks, and la crosse stcks. The mad of honor wore a grey bathng sut wth a whte cap. Weddng bells were furnshed by Lela San ford. Marrage s an nsttuton. Love s blnd. Therefore marrage s an nsttuton for the blnd Red Cat. :I'm an Englsh major." "Oh,.1 Just adore mltary Chapparal. THE- JISvl REDUCED SUNDAY RATES On out-of-town telephone calls re now n effect. Make t a Sunday habt to call your home folk* and out-of-town frends. A FRACTION OF A CENT A MILE mmm- *- " «- 100MM ^0.65 MM IM * 200Ml* V».60 III * 250 M LM mm* 1-W30 U MM (3-rmnute connectons) NfW LOW RATES NOW APPLY TO STATION-TO-STATION CALLS. BOTH DAY AND NIGHT, BE- TWEEN MANY VIRGINIA TOWNS Planters Bank and Trust Company COMPLIMENTS FARMVILLE, VA. See Our Full Lne of CHRISTMAS GIFTS S o u t h s d e Drug Store H. M. WELLS CONFECTIONERY Food tor the Partes Two blocks from College Campus Farmvlle Mfg. Co. BUILDING MATERIALS M1LLVVORK Farmvlle. Va. C. E. Chappell Co. Vst Us For the Rest Fountan Serce Kleanwell CLEANERS AND TAILORS Expert cleanng, reparng and remodelng lades garments Man Street, opposte Post <>lr«- Phone 98 Ph.D.'s are almost certan Jobtckets today, says Northwestern Unversty's placement bureau, wth startng salares averagng S200 monthly. WILLIS The Florst Flowers for all occasons PHONES STANLEY A. LEGUS TAILOR CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING Phone 203 Best Drnks and Sandwches at S h a n n o n's GILLIAM'S Refreshments fo the Grls One block from the campus Let us supply your next "feast" SEASON GREETINGS TO Students and Faculty of S. T. C. Specal Prces to Students On Purchases at PEOPLE'S c Store R. E. FISCHER Rado Reparng Formerly wth Martn the Jeweler PHONE 244M OR 283 Conoco Gas and Ol Fll up at JOHNS MOTOR CO. Farmvlle. Va. Electrc Shoe Shop It's smart to buy good shoes and then keep them repared Martn the Jeweler College & Fraternty Jewelry Gfts of lastng remembrance 317 MAIN ST. FARMVILLE RICE'S SHOE STORE Street and Dress Shoes Dancng Slppers Dyed Correct fts our specalty TAXI TAXI Jtney Rdes Day or Nght Servce "Servce that Counts" II. M. WELLS. Day Phone 344 Nght Phone S4M They are wearng them at other colleges, WHY NOT YOU? Whte oxfords, brown oxfords dj- QQ"ftOQQ Two Prce Groups 91,UO 96 JO New Joe Ponner Pelt Hats. Ffth Avenues Newest tf*1 QO Creatons. Pastel. Sprng Colors «DJ.»«JO SALE ON KNITTINO WOOLS Farmvlle's Best Place to Buy UNUSUAL VALUES HUB DEPARTMENT STORE Lnes Your lfe lnes are not only n your hands... and t doesn't take a fortune-teller to read the lnes n your face! Do you know what Tussy Emulsfed Cleansng Cream wll do to those lfe and laughter lnes? Now you can see for yourself... 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5 Our basketball grls on the varsty tram beat LynchburK. Jan. 31 would probably have treated the Bla Intone team the same way last Frday It mowed though, so the was postponed. There really,1. ;, bard Bgh( on hand for our glrta when they meat the Wllam and Mary basketball team next.saturday, Feb. 15. They'll certalnlj need your support. The game s to be played n our own,n, o come on everybody, lot's be there when the frst whstle blows back up the team as fb lu'v-l Ix'l hacked bef re You know we are fortunate lin., v a We'll KM BOUT honest- IO-IMMI: nss basketball games ths.., n; they'll be m our gymn, too W 11 We OUr team play Wllam and Mary Feb. IS, Sweetbrar, PBb. 21, LynchburK. Feb. 28. and last but not least Harrsonburg, March 6. Have you notced the color cup pomc- (n en and whle and red and whte arc neck Io neck both have ten DOntfl each. There'll be mure ponts added after the class basketball..'alles are played. Wonder wnch eotor wll wn the color cup tns war? Onsen and whte won t last year better get out lor a few more practces before l he class basketball games are play.'d. Stck to your class you :rs they need you! By the Way! Heaven and Hall had no place m te hstorcal relgons. The soul ol the dead went to an under'oun : world. Only gods and defed berosa lved n heaven. The author of Ecclesastes about 977 B. CM wrote "all go unto one place'' III, 20. Churches on Race! racks arc certanly unque, In Chelmsford. England, there s a church located n the center of a racetrack. Although the vcar enjoys ts locaton he I rked by the large number ol horses and dogs that roam about the churchyard. Repeal >>f Prohbton pleased the L.tcrs of Scotland beoaum t ncea.se the low wages of the parshoners who are stll pa.d accordng to the current prce of barley Some of the wages ncvas-! ad lve hundred dollars durng the pa.sl veav. The SerH-nt that tempted Eve became the cause of a unque racket many years ago when an Amercan offered to sell the akn Of I he serpent tha tempted Eve n the garden of Eden. No mtl-,-rtn accepted the oler. Ounbl I ntod as the ben of the Chnese. In Chna countless numbers have le! away all of ther posses - sons. ncludng a daughter or two. wthn a lew hours. In New York C!.v Chnese laundres frequently nhanar banda a stakes to the game ol Ian-tan. Orental Ma: rlagl ' ;xvally :n Inda, hue both remajwn and socal plllk.se. The corpse of a paraon who baa ded before mar* must co through a weddng. ceremony wth an effgy 0. W*> man before bural. Class To Present Unque Producton Contnued Iran Page l t. be meeta Anna Her., suse. played by Van Ebe. Am. last but not least u, Anna Bell choosng her own tru." love, the handsome young played bj Ann Hard W low her on her Return trp BOOK Sberan Muscans To (lve Program Sport Slants All you grls wth brothers or t ball heroes at Hampden- Sydney and V. P. I. have a treat In More V. P. I. basketball team wll play Hampden-Sydney n our own gym rght under our own roof, Wednesday. Feb. 12. You'll be there, I wager, but decde frst whch team you'll root for. There wll b;' plenty of room for everybody down at the pool ; be day after Mard Gras. Feb. 26. It really s an affar whch no one can afford to mss a swmmng meet. All you have to do s pck up your best swmmng stroke or that dve you learned last year. Polsh up a bt wth a few practces and than you arc enterng the water meet. Come on you swuners. begnners, old heads, and all; let's have some fun at hs meet. I'll meet you tomorrow at the pool for practce huh? The Varsty Tenns team has been announced. It Is composed of the followng grls: Army Butterworth. Betty ButterwoXh. Vrgna Carroll. Dors Eason. Ktty Nelson. Evelyn Massey. Dorothy Wrght. Kathleen Ranson. Else Cabell. Anne Dugger. Mary Vrgna Walker, and Ruth Sears. Each grl must have an hour's practce a week durng the remander of the wnter quarter to be elgble to play n the sprng. Three Words Where's my money? Elzabeth Smth. Save-Starve-8tudy Mnne Smth. Ralegh-Ted-Hoppy Mary Bowles. Nothng to do Vrgna Hall. Swm-Dance-Exhauston Lela San ford. Lghts out please Elzabeth Hu.sc I.uke's so sweet Hazel Smth. Keep your seats Vctora Gllette. I'm so tred Tac Waters. Musc Qoea Round Vera Eb?U. Dust my box -Vrgna Leonard. Lookng for Mle- -Bonne Lane. I don't care Blly Wlknson. I gotta teach Toot Walton. Oh those Unts Wnne Frances Eubank. O. K. Toots. -Ktty Smoot. I'm gong home Mary Lee Powell. Bought your tcket Sarah Hayes. Where s Tommy? Zell Hopkns. ()n Campus Dear Edtor: It seems as though the undernan are takng all the prvleges allotted to the Junors and Banaon. In ths case t s not so much a prvlege as a consderaton that we feel s our due. Dr. Jamaa has requested that we march out of chapel up the mddle asle: the Senors leadng, followed by the Junans. Sophomores and Freshmen. But ths s reversed We. the upper-classmen must be kept watng n the asle whle nan and Sophomores slp out frst, and by the tme we reac the door we are the last to leave ' he audtorum. I f-el aurg that thry need only to be remnded of ths and thev wll cooperate wth us n makng the marehm: more systematc and uderly. A Student Mard Gras Sprt to Regn n Carnval font mu< d from Page 1 : Changng eve -movng n.s.scs of Pad, purple, yellow and green col- ' lned from Page 1 M Tns s New olcans durng U Oras. (O llota Cub. Program ol Haw I good tme whle you Russan Hymns and Pott Songs e mar/ 1 tha s the aptrtt of Mont meed by colorful ooatume of Al Inhbtons an lot) and < - ntrj dgnty s From 'The New.. m I.ylchlmrg. rroubl ten Vrgna was the tollowu: sflu a large audence M mnes. Solos and choca numbers Ran torpl Ma on Woman's col- alke were sung wth artstry and lege such an Interpretaton ol 1 abandon whch th' Russan Art of Musc as gven Suflast e\enne. been BOto aay the otterng IULS so been d a \ rgn a aud unrvalled here m musc of Ka was presented m brllant cos- type." THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1936 The Exodus It was a great professon I entered n my youth. That strove to rght the grossest wrong And fnd elusve tnth! They traned me at the Normal And sent me on my way. To rght the wrongs of many years And never thnk of pay! And then whate'er I tred to do 1 was always out of date, I got to be the cows tal, "Twas my eternal fate. And then the State Department Put n ts wzened thumb. And out t. pulled fom parts unknown The new currculum. Its atttudes and aspects. They almost drove me wld. One thought was always uppermost To be once more a chld. Tfcare was no magc wand to wave Above my grayng head; To learn the new currculum Would serve the end nstead. And so my thoughts turned backward; I longed for days of yore To gather up the learnng From Farmvlle's ample store. I thought of Ponce de Leon. Who sought eternal youth: But through the new currculum. I sought eternal truth. I caed not for the span of years. Between that neatly hung The quest of the new currculum. Forever made me young. I saw the chldren of my frends. In socks wth curls galore. I watched them play, and dance. and trp The lght fantastc toe. But always pushng onward. I saw the prze ahead; Twas not a Gral, but just Grasp Of currculum, nstead. And now Tve caught the vson, I know the aspects well My atttudes are so mproved My age you'd never tell. But n ths new perfecton My heart s flled wth fear. Who knows what Educaton Wll do another year? By Ruth Cleaves Wood Wll Attend I. R. C. Conventon Contnued from Page 1 wa, all the Brtsh Domnons, the Brtsh Lsles, the Far East, Iran Iraq. Syra, Palestne, and Egypt, as well as n ten countres n Central and South Amerca. Dr. Kunz s a dstngushed nternatonal lawyer well known a Dan Cupd Sharpens Hs Percng Arrows Here comes St. Valentne's Day agan, sandwched n between Abe Lncoln and truthful George, and t's qute the most mportant of the three to college grls. Old Dan Cupd s sharpenng hs 'darts, and mans a bear) s beatng double tme. Do you emember when Valentne's Day ddn't mean flowers and candy and sayers of sweet nothngs? It was such fun to fnd the most horrble comc for dear teacher and to rng doorbells and Jerk strngs. Any small boy wll show you how to construct an excellent wndow tapper whch lets you hde safely, yard away. They all know the secret of drawng valentnes n chalk, and do they chuckle when you try to pck them up. Dad always raves when hs pal fom Peora sends hm a fsherman's slam, and you laugh; but the joke's on you when some smarty sends you one that sneers at your long no.se, and you can't help t anyway. It was an old gag to st n the lvng room whle sster's boy-frend got a cramp n the arm from holdng hs flowata behnd hm. and fnally relented to the extent of two bts. both n Europe and ths country. He receved hs Doctors degree from the Unversty of Venna and later studed at the Unverstes of Pars and London. He was an Austran representatve at many.sessons of the Internatonal Federaton of League of Natons Socetes and a member of the Permanent Commsson for the Internatonal Protecton of Natonal Mnortes, and from 1930 to professor of nternatonal law at The Hague. Vrgna colleges and unverstes whch wll be represented are: Randolph-Macon College. Unver-' sty of Vrgna. Averett College. Radford State Teachers College. Emory and Henry College. State Teachers College, Farmvlle; Fredercksburg State Teachers College. Harrsonburg State Teachers Col-' lege. Holllns College, Washngton and Lee Unversty, Lynchburg College. Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Westhampton College, Unversty of Rchmond. Mary Baldwn College. Sweet Brar College and College of Wllam and May. SUPPERS AND SMALL PARTIES Good Breakfast Dnners Suppers College Tea Room and LONGWOOD DOROTHY MAY STORES The SENSATION OF 1936 JIGGER SUITS- Peppy-half swagger coats wth (P^ OP skrts to match I»00 Thrfty Women are buyng "GORGEOUS HOSE' French Chffon 45 gauge, renforced heel and toe Q/» PR RINOLE8S 0«/t These are truly $1.00 values S. T. C. HEADQUARTERS EXQUISITE, PERSONAL ENGRAVED STATIONERY 100 SHEETS 100 ENVELOPES ENGRAVED AIX FOR $1 SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL SAMPLES The Farmvlle Herald FARMVILLE \ m.lm \ Cray's Drujj Store J r PURE DRUGS MEDICINES Perfumes Tolet Artcles Qualty Prce Servce FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Von Would Love to Havr Your Shoes Fxed at Lovelace Shoe Shop 110 Thrd Street Mack's BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 323 Man Street Phone 360 ROSE'S On the Corner c Store SPECIAL 50 sheets cleansng tssue 25c B uy U nusual T reats C old drnks H uge cones E legant fruts R oasted peanuts S nappy snacks EACO THEATRE WIDE RANGE SOUND! Daly Mats. 4 p. m.; Nghts H p. m. Wed., Feb. 12 Cartoon Hank Mat. & Nte IM.M Gven Away at Mat S15.00 Gven Away at Nght (lar Trenvor. Kent Taylor 'MY MARRIAGE* Thns., Feb. IIS Cartoon Frederc March Charles Laughton "Les Mserables" Beneft Farmvlle Grl Scouts Vults :r>r-35c; Chldren 13c Fr.-Sat., Feb Clark Gable Charles Laughton Franchot Tone "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" Matnees at 1:30 A 4 p. m. Nghts at 7:15 & 9:30 p. m. Allts.'ar-3'c: Chldren l.'c \\l Mon-Tue., F Warner Baxter Alce Faye Jack Oakc Knff of Burlesque Adults 25c-35c; Chldren 15c \ext Wed., Feb. Iff Bank Mat. & Nte Zazu Ptts She Gets Her Man The College World.. 1H?duM$ lcme^deljfcosl^ HR!" IT >...,,, a,,m mm' One Pcture Tells as Much as Ten Thousand Words" Shutters clck... flashlghts flare..'. cameramen are "Johnny on the spot" wherever and whenever anythng of nterest to the college student happens... to brng to the Edtor of Collegate Dgest three thousand pctures every month. but of course t s only possble to >u the best of these... n to the numerous collegate feas cp\ g exclusvely n Coll^-fate Dg j week wth STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ROTUNDA - *