Rotunda - Vol 18, No 24 - April 19, 1939

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2 The Rotunda Z 773 VOLUME XV FARMVLLE, VRGNA, WEDNESDAY, APRL 1!) NO. 24 Bounds, Moomaw Take Frst Awards n Forensc Meet 48 Colleges Enter Allen and Holloway Come Out Thrd Farmvlle took two frst places at the Grand Eastern Forensc tournament held at Rock Hll, South Carolna, Aprl Lorana Moomaw was judged Grand Eastern wnner n the rado-announcng contest and Patte Alston Bounds was voted Grand Eastern wnner n the Problemsolvng contest. The debate team composed of Frances Holloway. Mare Brd Allen, and Lorana Moomaw and Patte Bounds placed n the thrd dvson of debate. The Grand Eastern Tournament, whch s held n Aprl each year at Wnthrop College n South Carolna s the largest forensc tournament of t* knd, beng nexl n sze to the natonal tournaments. Forty-eght colleges, representng the north, east, south and central parts of the Unted States sent delegates to the conventon. Over two hundred and ffty contestants attended ths tournament. Contests were held n After-Dnner Speakng, mpromptu, Extemporaneous Speakng. Problem- Solvng. Rado Announcng. Harangues and Debatng. Farmvlle entered three contests n whch t won two frst places and one thrd. Frances Holloway entered one contest to select the best debater at the tournament. Hardawav Heads Honor Socety Eades, Reff, Alvs, Elected Offcers Martha Meade Hardaway was elected presdent of Alpha Kappa Gamma, honor organzaton recognzng leadershp among students, at a meetng Monday nght. Aprl 17. At the same tme Dorothy Eades was elected vcepresdent. Helen Reff. secretary, and Frances Alvs. treasurer. Martha Meade s vce-presdent of Student Councl. Dot presdent of Y. W. C. A.. Helen vce-presdent of Y. W., and Frances edtor of the Rotunda. Retrng Alpha Kappa Gamma offcers are Charlotte Mnton. presdent; Vrgna W. Smth, vcepresdent; Patte Bounds, secretary; Mram Fckln. treasurer. Kappa Delta P Names Delegates Anne Blllups. Davd Terry, Anna Maxey, and Jane Powell are the delegates from the Beta Epslon chapter to the regonal conference of Kappa Delta P at Wl- j son Teachers College n Washng-' ton, D. C. on Aprl 22. The prncpal topcs for dscusson are "Developng Personalty Through Servce n Kappa Delta P." "Stmulatng Chapter Actvtes." and "Pledge Perods for Tranng and Selecton". The program for the delegates wll nclude busness sessons, a luncheon, and sght-seeng trps Patte Bounds above, Lorana Moomaw. who won frst honors n forensc fete. New Staff Heads Are Announced Helen Jeffres s News Edtor Frances Alvs. Rotunda edtor, has announced the new wrtng staff, edtors and assstants for the comng school year. Helen Jeffres wll head the news staff. Elzabeth West and Margate' Wrght assstng her. Other assocate edtors and assstants arc Bernce Copley and Dorothy l'o'- lns, features; Patrca Gbson and Alce Lcul Barham, sports; Shrley Stevens and E. Byrd Hutcheson, socals. Other staff members are Louse Allen. Mary Klare Beck. Evelyn Burford. Hazelwood Burbank. Mldred Calls, Anne Crock. Jack Cock. Suse Pearl Crocker. Emma Louse Cowgey, Sude Dunton. Mary Sue Edmonson. Mldred Harry. Jane Lee Hutcheson, Anna Johnson, Theodosa McKcnse. Ernestne Meacham. Mary Walker Mtchell. Marjore Nmmo. Agnes Pckral, Helen Reff. Dell nelle Shelor. Edna Strong. Dell Warren and Lucy Turnbull. Rosebro Heads Commsson Frances Rosebro was elected presdent of the Sophomore Commsson to succeed Allene Overbey at ther meetng on Aprl 13. Jane Engleby and Sara Clne were made secretary and treasurer respectvely Mss Wllodne Gsler wll agan act as faculty advsor Frances flled the poston of treasurer on the Freshman Commsson, and Jane that of tary. Sara edted the column "Commsson Comments". Thrteen Schools n Dramatc Club Plav Tournament Contest Smlar To One Gven At Unversty Thrteen hgh schools have entered the Southsde Vrgna Dramatc Tournament sponsored by the Dramatc Club on Aprl and 22 at 7:30 n the audtorum. Ths s the ffth consecutve year the Dramatc Club has held "hs contest, but s the frst tme 'hat the tournament has lasted for three nghts. The hgh schools are grouped for competton accordng to ther enrollment and classfcaton. A cup wll be presented to the wnnng school each nght. Last year Crewe and Amela were awarded the cups whch reman n the possesson of the wnnng school for the year and f won three tmes n successon become the property of the school. Amela s the only school to have won twce n successon. The four schools and the plays that wll be gven Thursday nght are. Curdsvlle. "Never Trust a Man": Appomattox. "The Valant": Prospect. "Buddy Buys an Orchd": and LaCrosse. "Dear Lady. Be Brave". Frday nght the plays are: New London. "To Tell the Truth": Clarksvlle. "Who Says Can't": Orange. "Weatherman's Secret": and \mela, "Strange Road". Saturday nght, Aprl 22. the larger hgh schools who wll compete are Blackstone. "Confessonal"; Vlnton. "Sparkn"; Crewe, "Twelve Pound Look"; Culpeper; and Empora. "Wrte Me a Love Scene." The judges are Mrs. Nna Sanders Taylo. teacher of speech n the publc schools of Rchmond. Mss Elzabeth Eggleston of Hampden-Sydney. Mrs, Mldred Davs, teacher n the Farmvlle Hgh School. Mr. Herman Bell, dramatc coach at Hampden- Sydney. and Mr. Edgar A. Potts cf Farmvlle. The bass for judgng are nterpretaton whch ncludes central theme and mood of play as nterpreted by the cast as a whole; choce of play as to lterary value and sutablty to the east: and ndvdual actng based on the character portrayal, voce and dcton, and costumng, make-up. and stagng. Mss Leola Wheeler, advsor of the Dramatc Club. Frances Hutcheson. presdent, and Fances Alvs. vce-presdent, have been workng on the plans for the con- test for several months and have arranged for the contestants to practce the plays here the afternoon before the performance. The contestants wll have dnner n the dnng hall and wll be entertaned by the college grls durrg ther stay. The commttees n charge of Contnued on Page 4 Beechnut s Tops Among Chewers, Gum Poll Proves n a recent survey made by Dbbs Tyree, Beech-Nut grl on our campus, t was learned that 1 a large majorty of S. T. C. grls chew gum regularly. She nter- Vewed only 618 members of the student body ar.d faculty, but four hundred and seventy-two of these sad "yes" whle one hun- dred and forty-sx answered negatvely. The grls were also asked what knd of gum was ther favorte. "t's very nterestng," Dbbs sad, "to compare the answers gven ths year wth those of last year don't thnk there's the slghtest doubt as to the favo-tc knd on campus, because Beech-nut wg out n front both years." t seems that most grls lke that peppemnt flavor of the Beech-Nut gum n the yellow wapper. for 239 declared t to be 'her choce Peppermnt Beeches are favored by seventy-three. Beeches n speamnt and pepmn flavors were also qute popular, beng the preference of sxty-sx grls. Others stated ther preferences thus: Beech-Nut Oralgum. 116: Dentyne. 159: Teaberry. 1; Doublemnt. 4: Adams Pepsn. 1: Jucy Frut.!0; Wrgley's Spearm'-t. 29: end Beech-Nut Spearmnt. 20. Lfe Membershp n ACE Awarded To Mss Mx nfluental n Phases Of College Work Mss Grace Mx was made a lfe member of the Assocaton of Chldhood Educaton by the student and faculty members at the conventon held Aprl at the Atlanta Bltmore Hotel n Atlanta. Ga. Ths s a prvlege extended only to those who haw done dstngushed work n the feld of chldhood Educaton. Mss Mx s the Supervsor of, Kndergarten at the College! Tranng School. She receved her 1 Bachelor's and Master's degrees at the Teacher's College of Columba Unversty and n summer courses at the Unversty of Chcago. She s a member of Alpha Kappa Gamma, natonal honor fraternty for leadershp and was advsor to the Pan Hellenc Counell untl her recent resgnaton. She has been nfluental n buld-! ng up the elementary work of j the college. Whle attendng the conventon j n Florda. Mss Mx was the ' guest of honor at a dnner of the j "Southern Poneer n Chldhood Educaton". P Gamma Mu Elzabeth Glasgow Meets at W. & M. Represents S. T. C. Foregn Polcy s Conventon Theme Ruth Read. Florence Bress. Nelle Putney, Patte Alston Bounds, and Vrgna Yager wth Dr Francs Smklns attended the nternatonal Relatons conference at Wllam and Mary College. Aprl 6-8 Ths conventon was the sxteenth annual conference of the Southeastern nternatonal Relaton Club and representatves from seventy colleges of Southeastern Dstrct of the Unted Stutes attended. The general theme was, "A Foregn Polcy for the Unted States", and dtaouaslons on "The Far East". Pan- Amercansm" "Economc Adjustments for Peace" comprsed the greatest part of the conventon. Wll Attend State Musc Meet Elzabeth Glasgow wjll leave Aprl 22 for Roanoke where she wll attend the annual State Conventon of the Vrgna Musc Teachers state Assocaton The conventon wll be held at Hotel Roanoke from Aprl Dlsabeth wll repre sn( the college orchestra whch ha. a number of the Ml for nne the only 1 Club n the college. Whle attendng the of the Vrgna Federated mu l clubs Elzabeth wll! vstng aust.s M Dr Edwn Hugh ' MUSK Teachers A Eudce Shapro, wnner ol,. Young Artst C voln for 1937 ' n *' Sarah Button, Jane Jackson Wn Frst Honors Barak Batten (above), Jaae Jackson below), who wll make comueneenel addresses. Roberts, Eason Attend Meet Reportng System Uphold! Standards Student Government as a bass for democracy was the Hume of the Bouthern ntercollegate Student Government Assocaton attended by Ktty Roberts and Mare Eason. former and present student government presld Aprl 1. 2, and 3. at Salem Col- Wnton-Salem, North Carolna. "A reportng system s the n effectve way to uphold the standol a school," Ktty announ d You're beng pretty loyal to one person when you fall to report them That sn't tattlng, and S flsb pont ol vew. Yoll owe your loyalty to eght hundred " On ths parucula Mare sad that you to lve up to the ho:.or code of rou school, n 'n waj von would!» n plng three the p son. t. ad y rself. ParmvUle proved to «- verj democratc." stated M colleg faculty supe tu th! 'ml nl governm nl dent b Ktty contended that tl o ld brng the Cnluunl OH PO Mare Dx s Chapel Charman Ma Wll lea ommltte dur- Mldred H She o A c and Theta Sgma Dp Exercses June 6 Rce and Staples Take Second Places Sarah Button of Farmvlle has been cho D by the fust honor graduate of ths year's legree s s, and Mary Rce from Portsmouth as second honor graduate..lane Jackson from Danvlle s Drst honor graduate of the dploma class and Lucy Staples from ynchburg has second honor. Saud am.lane wll delver the valedctory and salutatory addn n pectvely at the graduaton exercses on Tuesday, June 6. These grls were sell cted on the holarshlp and cltlsenshp Sarah was presdent of the Y. W. C. A. and Alpha Ph Sgma and. a member Of Alpha Kappa Gamma, Kappa Delta P. and the Sgma Sgma Sgma sororty Mary transferred from the Norfolk Dvson of Wllam and Mary last year, and she belongs to P Gamma Mu. P Kappa Delta, Choral Club and the church cooperaton commttee of the Y. W. C. A. Jane l a member of Alpha Ph Sgma and Onhest, and Lucy holds member hp n Alpha Pn Sgma and Alpha Sgma Alpha sororty. Commttee Elects Reff and Welchel Group Lnks ('rs and Faculty Helen 1M and Martha Whelchel were elected charman and secretary, respectvely, of Stu- Btandards. Ths past Helen wa secretary and Martha Whelchel was sophomore representatve. Membe an Jam Sard) and H Reff, senor rm tnl,' Malha Whelehc 1 and Kllm mnor representatve ; Elsabeth Anne Parker and Ellen Hoyall. sophomore repp cntaves Carolne Bason, Campus League Charman; Mane Bason, student Pr den'; Dot Bade Y. W. C. A. Pre deal. Ma lore Nmmo House Councl Pn d nt. Dol P ch r, A A Presdent; Pran Rotunda dlto abel Wllamson, Vlrgl an dtor; and Johnne Lybrook colonnade edl- '01 Sx faculty members complete the commttee Dr. Jarman aptwo new.d-. s annually nn t been announcad Student Standard.. whch compo d of al major ofb publcaton hea two repr n n each '. an-: :.hl/.l tlon «hl. nk betwe n He faculty Bl a: E dl ' U Bd Wlknson Heads (Jranddatfhters Club Elzabeth Wlkln looted pn denl ol nddaugh-.', on Apnl 12, and lsabeth Burks ' h Stephenson, vlce-pre denl >er. Joan M

3 Page 2 THE ROTUNDA Member Vrgna ntercollrgau- Press A aton Represented for naton;.! ad erl Natonal Advartlsln Bervto n coue representatve, 130 afadl Vork. N. Y membe Assocated Colleg Pn trlbutor of collegate Dlgc Publshed by students ol the»ta e Tea College, Parmvllle, V gtnla Entered M r " n, ' "' s ",, ""' 1 ln ' h ' 1! '-' " the Posl Offce of Psxmv h V gtala, under an of March 3, 1034 rlpton S' 50 "' 1 >"" STAFF Bdtor-ln-Chlel ' «* «Wvte Bu ll Manager ""> Blackwell Assocate Ktten N.ws Edtor "Wen Jeffres News Assstants Elsabeth West, Margaret Wrght stature Edtor Bernta eature Asslstanl Dorothy Rollns spons Edtor Patrca Gbson Sports Assstant Alce Legh Barbara Socals Edtor Shrley Bb Bocals Assstant Bverly Byrd HUtcheson Columnst Johnny Lybrook KcporlK Staff Louse Allen, Man Bare Beck. Evelyn Burford. lla/elwood Burbank. Mldred Calls. Anne Cock..lack Cock. Suse Pearl Crocker, Emma Louse Crowgej Buds Dunton, Mary Sue Edmonson. Mldred Han v..lane Lee }-{llcheson. Anna Johnson. Theodosa McKen/.c. En. Mcacham. Mary Walker Mtchell. Marjore Nnno. Ames Pckerel, Helen Ren*. Janelle Shelor, Edna Strong, Dell Warren. Lucy Turn- bull. Managers Assstant Busness Man.ge Vrgna Yager Crculaton Man a; M Elzabeth Prnce Assstants Mane Allen. Ann- Bent on. Beverly Blar, Helen Brtggs, Josa Carleton. Jeanett; Ferguson, Martha McKmstry. Carale Nelson, Mary Alen Peters, Prances Pope. Jane Rosenn T Mary Sue Smmons. Kathryn Watkns. Typsts Chef Dors Chestnut ryplsts: Bettsv Brggs, Anne Bruca, Elzabeth Bundy, Dorothy LBS Harrson. Frances 'rtchett.!>' Dorothy Smth, Lorrane Swngle, Jean Watts. Sue Wohlford. WEDNESDAY, APRL 19, 1989 An Advantageous Program Ths week-end the Dramatc Club wll sponsor the Southsde Vrgna Play Tour- nament to be held here. Ths contest was begun at Farmvlle n the Sprng of 1986, ts prme purpose beng to create a greater nterest n dramatcs among the hgh schools and to encourage hgher tastes n drama. Such contests had been sponsored n Other states and elsewhere n Vrgna, the 'n\e sty of Vrgna havng been the scene of a dramatc tournamenl for larger hgh schools for many years. However, there was no place where smaller hgh schools could' comp t'. Farmvlle s proud to be workng wth the smaller schools. n our lve years as hosts to the contestants we have seen the number of schools partcpatng ncreased and enjoyed mw entres each year. Not only have the contests ncreased n number, bul we feel tha the selecton and qualty of the plays produced has undoubtedly mproved. As teachers mosl of us wll be called upon to take pal n sumo dramatc work, maybe as coaches and ntators, nayle as teachers. Whatever our future poston, t behooves us to be prepared to help wth publc entertanments of ths nature. These contests offer the best possble opportunty to see the types of plays that hgh schools, Varyng from small rural to town schools, can successfully put on. They tran us n judgng worthwhle and easy-tn-produec plaj The Dramatc Club makes no money from ths event. The small admsson charge s hardly suffcent to defray the expenses n" volved n the handlng of so many plays, The Dramatc Club feels t ts duty to nform students of the real advantages of beng n the S. T. <'. audtorum Thursday. Frday and Saturday nghts. Books n Revew / Wanted to be an Actre$$ Katherne Cornell's lfe as Woodbury Sedg- H( a s the book tha wll make J.nan myth. Katherne take un the dynamc nd draw closer to lamo worshpng tl ths great n poken of n hushed who envy her talent, he nnny, her wll to has she: them, an deal of. theatrcal glory, fra kly tod story te sealed as a woman who.. he,1111b: " such as you or, wth the nce of knowng her world and Strvng ever for a place n,t. She dd t even thr.k cf beng -'.e roller-skated n her fa n Bulfalo. but n her "gawky ded to the urges of Bon "He to grow up and play the part cf "Jo" n "Lttle Women". One she had known the of appealng footlghts she knew she ). long d m the theatre. n Mew York she contnued to strve, sensble to her own shortcomngs. and watchful of them, untl at one perfomance Guthre McClntc, a man scou.ng for Wnthrop Ames, saw her and wrote on hs THE ROTUNDA. WEDNESDAY, APRL 1!) "Clothes Blues" am nterestng, monoto- Oh. ts Sprng out on the campus nous, watch!" So well dd he do wth the flowers bloomng 'round the latte tha he marred her a And the mockng brds a-sngng few years later. And the grls streamng down Her use n the theatre, she as- town. : DOl spectacular, but But st n my stuffy room Mnekan audences became n- And reac j j n one repose..easngly aware of her and her 0 h. ts not because want to genus n characterzaton. The ts because an't got clothes. Amercan theatre s close to her. heart and she took t out to those There goes the latest down the who couldn't come to Broadway street though her efforts s the road n fashon or n fad stll alve, and s a com- A pastel-colored swngng skrt,,,,,,,, f Hollywood. SAAA MAY JANTOR * THE U. OF ALABAMA CHEMS1RY SCHOOL, HAS. THROUGH Z5 YEARS' EXPERENCE, LEARNED EVERY FORMULA N THE QUALTATVE ANALYSS BOOK. HE S EXPERT AT ANALYZNG CHEMCAL COM- POUNDS Bf SMPLY "SMELLW 'EM, TASTN' 'EM -ft AND 'DEMTFYN' 'EM.' ElHE UNVERSTY OF WASHNGTON OFFERED AvSPECAL JANTORAL COURSE DUR'KS THE LAST SUMML 1? SC 10? SESSON/ Now don't want to hde away Or hold myself aloof. But there just seems one place for me And that s. on the roof. For on the roof there are styles. No fads no fashon belle: For Parmvlle grls. 'm glad say Sun-bathe "au naturel". Eml Ells OPEN FORl'M no to GLEANNGS ly Johnny Lybrook "f such threats contnue t seems n- evtable that much of the world must be- comecome nvolved n common run". Thus ran the appeal sent by the Presdent of the Unted States to dctators Htler and Mus- soln for the assurance of peace to the world for at least ten years. Such an appeal came after a week flled wth preparatons, n all natons for mme- date acton after the nvason of taly n Albana whch marked the most sgnfcant step n the Naz-Fascst control of the Balk- an natons so far. Makng n clear to the dctators that the exstence of fear whch regns supreme n Europe la of defnte concern not only to the Unted States but to the entre Western hemsphere, Roosevelt made hs plea that some agrement be reached over a councl table rather than as a result of war. Know- ng the horrors of war the Presdent called the dctators' attenton to the fact that "all the world, vctor natons, vanqushed na- tons and neutral natons wll suffer." " refuse to beleve that the world s of necessty a prsoner of destny.' The Pres- dent remnded.mussoln and Htler that the heads of the great natons would de- termne the destny of ther people n all comng events as they had n the past. t s ther responsblty and they wll be held accountable for the lves and the happness of ther people. "You have repeatedly asserted that you and the German people have no desre for war." the message contnued. "f ths s true, there need be no war." Wth jacket made of plad Dear Edtor, Roosevelt told the dctators and all the Two decades of thrllng theatre Gals all hell-bent for Shannons Just a suggeston from the Junlstenng ears of the world that the Unted experence throbs n these pages To meet Blls or Toms or Joes; os. We feel the conduct n Ly-!,..nch are full of sgnfcant But steer clear of Shannons. ceum s that of whch Farmvlle Matt ' s s >oke not through selfshness or \mecan theatre names. She s a All because 'm needng clothes, j Blls should be far from proud, fear or weakness." "f we speak now," he tuly human, lovable, and mag- Such.thngs as crossng n front sajd, «t s u. jth t, voj, f stren th j K nt fgure all along her road j, - s the sun out on the golf course of the stage durng scenes and,... r.,,-,., to gloy no longer a myth but a where they dress n full array fndng seats whle the perform- mtn ''''t'ldshp for manknd. nne s n progress are probably "Frendshp for manknd" frendly reuncon.scou.sly done, but should be at j ons H, t \veen natons the rght to lve a SENOR PERSONALTES As they galy swng those golf clubs And drve the ball away. Now 'm a fend for playng golf But t's not for me. guess; For how the heck can enjoy Golf n a last sprng's dress? avoded as the nterruptons prove *' '. very annoyng to others. natural lfe wthout fear of losng ft an any Then, our dress, sport clothes mnute that a "Superor" ndvdual mght Prop? 2S? ffos *J" l **" f 1 ' ""+" "" +* p rfomance? There are not so ent murder. That s what Europe wants So stroll out on the tenns court*'many tunes at whch we are sup that s what Amerca wants that s what.to take my exercse. pe.sul to wear evenng clothe,,,, H. W(. ( wants What, t Hu,, But mv heart snks to my shoe M does seem that we could coop-,,,.., soles. erate. ; ooo ' us.son: At the sght that meets my eyes. These are just remnders, but' Wll they lsten to the 'nted States? Why even on the tenns courts we do hope that we can be a lttle Wll they take the kndly offer of Roosevelt They dress up ft to kll more thoughtful of our conduct 7*... ' '»»t-\eu strctly talored shorts or ard dress at lyceum programs. nted Mates ads as an "mterskrts Just a nmnder f you want nedary' n communcatng offers of peace Of gabardne or twll. all your books, f you wa... you.- between Germany and taly wth other foun rpan pen. f you don t want., ' " "" On Sunday t's the same ole tale any bruses, f you don't want to ' "'"Pean natons or wll they reject t? Of lov!y Easter prnts be lterally squashed, pleas tak Apparently, t shnes as one of the last n glorous colors aqua, rose heed of Mss Talaferro's plan ays of hope for the peace of the world. But Chartreuse and fuchsa tnts that when gong to the mal Wth matchng or contrastng hat. boxes, use the far H * as an en- tlu ' Queston s n such a ray strong enough Gleves. pocket book, and shoes; trance and the near door as an to penetrate the dark gloom that has settled And as watch them churchward < Result no congeston we over Europe? s t rght enough to brng go hop. ' My heart flls wth the blues. "Some Junors lght to those thousands of Europeans who have had enough of ths fear and who, we Echoes From an Empty Space MM DVOOEl "Can that pette mss be a Well, another Easter has come or? t's not possble' Edtor and gone all the corsages have ol K ; bo m.ne ' You don't j been pasted n all the scrap books t' Not one BO small and; and June s almost upon us. And he" ml t a pleasant surprse to But we know better Though come back and fnd the bowlng mall ol stature Ann may be cha- alleys gong full force? t's rather by her never fallng hard on us though we can't dash and her ever-ready wn town n the mornngs lookol dependablty Of no less men- lug just anyway now because you ton s her Wllngness to her never can tell what tme of day many dutes and her helpful att- our H.-s. C. pals wll be n town tude toward others to bowl. And speakng of bowlng An ntellgent lass she s too Sugar Young really s somethng. back o'er her scholastc but Sugar, t's aganst the rules COM! H the n.un chld" of to,. or to st on the other sde l.umll. Schools m whch she of the foul lne. Tom Cross may n end of her Soph- be the prde of the mnsteral r at ths nsttuton saw school but he certanly does roll a raduats Of a wcked ball and let me tell you the dploma class delverng the t's grand exercse but t really alutatory addn s at commence- makes you stff. " '" ' Xl " There was a general exodus to edtor ol The Colonnade, the two colleges for Vrgna genquatey. tlemen and dd John Denns go nn clency and to v to hear Larry Clnton for and man- or to M,\ Wertz 'm only n h hands we've.seen. sskmg, ' enrched A:,,,.,,, H.ll stone and Kay "" '" Phllp MaUlfjjsj were «rvrj pantng '«> u n HK Vrgna v l( ths t te busy body",,. d, us, lhe old Unlvestv spn- powerhouse s none other than our own lttle Madge Home. lp ask Ss and Clara about tn r Bee youtful week-end and get Vrgna Vose to tell you aboul tlloss N a\ v men ' he dee' brought n. That certanly was a blaze that Frances Ransone started n the breast of that vstng Yankee. s " n1 '" «>P»w ts And whle 1 n.ng to revle another member of your Contnued on Paste 6 thngs they tell me the latest professon. Lous. beleve, are psychologcally ready and wllng to fght. Untl the Unted States stepped n the form of the Presdent's appeal whch we beleve represented the sentment and good wshes of ths entre naton the axs of war and peace turned close to Russa and wat- ed only for her decson. Russa remaned slent. Germany contnued to threaten Poland t the knd t at lasts, Fances, or! that f she sgned any agreement wth Engonly y a flash Hash n m the pan? land the German-Poland ten year pact Spng s here and S everythng whch was sgned n 1934 would ' s buddng ncludng a nce lttle become romance between Sarah Carter J a,1(l v " 1 ' 1 - and a guy from Tazewell named ll Htler and Mussoln should see ft to Buchanan Wat and see. We've ace nt the ofr<..- r *u, T..,,he been threatened wth physcal ", "" ' "'»ted States and volence f we menton anythng l ".',u ' '' ; "" < should be sgned, then what? about Bobby Scotl and Beverly so What are treates'.' What are pacts'' What that's why we aren't sayng a word was Munch? What s naton's word? Somethng never knew tll Would a ten year peace asurance brng now Lb George's O. A, O. s an rele to the world dr would t prolong the ex-southern Conference wrestler Hmmmm. agony, the stress, and the stran. Would t P S. f Mr. Tmberlake, the means, as the Presdent has expressed hs pseude~"founder" dossnl stop hope, dsarmament and the buldng up of actng ugly we'll begn to thnk trade or would t mean an ncrease of re- BO gentleman. '" '. "»"'" '""! a buldng up of armes and You shouldn't use your column, t would make a war ten years from now much worse than a war today?

4 : THE ROTl'N'DA. WEDNESDAY. APRL 1!) Pag* 3 Annual Sprng Concert s Huge Success Unversty Glee (Hub n Pro Tam Wlson Angel, Bartone, Guest Solost Choral Club and Chor Are Hosts The Unversty of Vrgna Glee Club. Wlson Angel, bartone, and the College Chor and Choral Club, appeared on the program of the annual sprng concert on Tuesday evenng. Aprl 18. The proceeds ths year were turned over to the local commttee for Jewsh Relef n Gemany. Amo-g the numbers sung by the Unversty Glee Club were Lvovsky"s Hospod Pomlo", Edwa'd G eg's "Landsghtng", and B:a u m's "lullaby". Thev also sar.g "Lght Bells" and "Old Man Noah" and the M. Bartholomew arrangement and "To God on Hgh" by Decus. T. S. George was solost wth the Glee Club. Professor Harry Rogers Pratt s the drector. The College Chor sang Mole'te's "Lord's Prayer" and "Let Ther Celestal Concerts all Unte" from Handel's Samson as ther frst croup. They also sang '"The Prelude'' from Ronald's "Cycle of Lfe" and "The Blls Prelude n C sharp mnor by Rachmannoff Kountz. The two numbers sung by the College Chor and Choral Club wth the Unversty Glee Club were "The Solder's Chorus" from Gounod's "Pavst" and Block's "Amerca". Wlson Angel sang three groups of bartone polos ncludng "The Floral Dance" by Moss. Beethoven's "n Quest a Tomba", "The Blnd Plowman" by Conngsby Clark. Sanderson's "Green Pastures". Brown's "Sr.gn' a Song.' "To a Hll Top" by Cox. and Hollday's 'Chumlegh Par". The Junor A Capella Chor drected by Fances Bryan opened the progam wth Bach's "Jesus". 'Jewel of my Fath" and the Wallngford Reggers arrangement of "Beautful Savor". The Scno A Capella Chor sang Franck's "Pans Angelscus." rene Leake was the solost The Junor Quartette, under the drectorshp of Forrestne Whtaker. sang Dowland's "Day Love f Ever Thou Dds't Fnd" and "The Slver 8wan" by Gbbons. Home Ec Teachers Attend Conference Mss Tupper s Commttee Charman Mss Katherne Tupper. head of the Home Economcs department, has bnn elected charman of the commttee on the contrbuton of Home Economcs to the elmentary school program, tw the sub-regonal group of vocatonal educatons from Vrgna North Carolna. South Carolna and Tennessee at the southern conference ths month. Mss Tupper. Mss Frances Hauck as representatves from Fa mvlle ntended the Southern Regonal Conference for Vocatonal Educators, whch was held n Lttle Rock.,Ark., from Aprl 1 through Aprl 10. Those who attended the conference were exec- 1 utve offcers, state drectors, state supervsors, and teacher traners n home economcs and agrculture. Mss Mare Whte, of Washngton. D. C, who s the Natonal drector, presded over the conventon. The dscusson, from whch the program of work evoled, wu drected by Dr. F. C Jenkns, drector of the southern study; and by Dr. Druzllla Kent of the Unversty of Alabama, also on the southern study group Msses London Go to Captol For D. A. R. Meet Mrs. Rowbotham s Vce-Presdent Msses Lla and Wlhelmna London attended the 48th Con- Mnental Congress of the D. A. R. held n the naton's captal ths week. The fomer attended n the capacty of state regent wth the ftttar as delegate from the Judth Randolph chapter. Mss Lala London n speakng!of ther trp sad. "Although we could stay only two days of the weekly sesson, our daly sched- ' ules were full. n addton to the! egular busness meetngs, our program on Tuesday was marked by the Vrgna luncheon at the New Wllard Hotel, and that evenng by the recepton at the Mayflower. Returnng early." she eon: lulled, we regret ably mssed Mrs. Roosevelt's recepton scheduled for Frday, but we were conn.ally pleasantly and busly occuped durng our stay." Also attendng the congress from Farmvlle was Mrs. Rowbotham. now the vce-presdent general from thla secton, and formerly state regent. Mrs. Rowbotham s promnently connected wth the school acvles as head of the new N. Y. A. house on Vrgna Street. Unversty of Vrgna (Jlee Club umor A Perdue Unversty debate team traveled 700 mles to Lafayette, nd.. to meet the College of Charleston team. However, thee was no debate. Both teams had prepared to uphold the negatve sde of the queston. Student Polce at the Unversty of Vrgna publsh n ther paper. College Topcs, a lst of last artcles they fnd on the campus. f such artcles are not clamed they are sold at aucton. A Mnnesota Unversty student n tryng to stump a speaker at a recent campus meetng, fred the followng queston: "How does a pengun escape from a polar bear?" "Well," was the answer, "polar bears lve n the Arctc and pengulm n the Antarctc, and the polar bears aren't allowed to cross the lne." A certan student's face w a. awfully, awfully red. Twenty-two Bloomngton Dale. Mchgan.hgh school senors were rcently placed on probaton for malng postcards to ther teaches when they vsted Southern Mchgan prson. The cards read. Havng wonderful you were here." tme wsh Fordham Unversty has a World's Far personnel course to tran workers for the New York on. Performance of "Heaven Bound" Dstngushes Conventon Actvtes By Jack Cock and Dot Rollns "The conventon? Oh. but wt had a marvelous tme." Look twce at the gols to whom Ben Blue wrtes poetry. Look three tunes at the fou who gel to the Roxy f10b0 Phl Regan. [Ah me! That's the lfe!" Magaret Carr and Dot were relaxng once more at school, but the vvd memores of the ' A. C E. conventon at the Atlanta Bltmore crowded all else from ther mnds "Yes and we had an arplane! rde all the way to New York but we ddn't use t all. We just went to Roanoke for reasons" sghed Dot happly Here we were nterrupted by Margaret, "Better tell em the serous sde, Dot." "Oh res, Well the theme of the conventon was ths. Learnng. School and Communn v There were eghteen hundred people present representng forty dfferent states and seven dfferent countres. One of the bm the annual dnner and the them.' of that was The Rout): Dg and ) "Some of the actvtes ncluded to commercal exhbt varous so ral excu to thl schools and at ng a Rado Demonstraton We S Contnued on Page 6 Let's All Sng Lke Brde* Sng n a humorous, but nevertheless qute defnte and obvous fashon. students present at Chapel last Frday were n a far poston to "see them as thers see them" to roughly paraphrase Burns meanng of course, the bt of recordng of a hymn and the Alma Mater. Clap! Bang!! Clap-clap! resounded throughout the audtorum as t ssued forth from the n cordnu machne, when the students calmly, yet curous for the outcome, relaxed back n ther seats lstenng to the fns of the hymn. t was extremely obvous that such dsruptons made an mpresson upon a great number of those present, for lke grownups amused over ther chldhood antcs and the absurdty of them. they laughed rather self-conscously over that whch the] were not qute so totally aware of before. But that's only half of t. To hear a recordng of those present sngng the Alma Mater was lke a prolonged echo. A patrot! loyal student body yes! Standng mmedately upon the B note to lsten wth a rather QUee proud twnkle n ther eyes to ther own verson of the Alma Mater wa.s.strangely mpn Only a few bref moments had they actually sunn the vey same meanngful words whle the capped and gowned senors marched brskly n to then- pa Also a great treat t seemngly to lsten.'.1111 admraton to recordngs of one. by th C legs Chor ar.d solos of Steed and Pranka t mght well ntrloqusl tatural dd t all sound. JT tb b mporarlb tern truly offered students ue pletun n chapel, but more g beat Anna Maxey s Home EG Leader Anna taxo) ' mlor from Powhatan of the Home Bco club Anna dent of the club ear, and has outstandng work n t She s a m> ml, Alpha Ph Sgma and K. P. and s assstant head of Eghty Junors C e/ Occupy Old Cunnngham Hall Senors Change To New Dorm Eghty Junors now occupy the old Senor Buldng snce many have flled vacances left by the senors who have moved to the new buldng. The junors n old Cunnngham Hall ae: Louse Allen. Vr, an Ander: n Lol Hulee. Anne Bllups. Lucy Blackwell. Ellen Bowen. Nancy Bryant Acnes Buchanan. Ha/elwood urbank. May Burford. Elzabeth Clne, Le C le. Marguerte Ho M )\.'n,. Cunnngham. Dorothy Davs. Mam- Dx. Sude Dunton, Mare Bason, Katherne Edwards, Beulah Btten.'. 11 Pe guson. [rent Davs OUle Orahan alchrat, Blalr Ooode, Kathlm 11 ay Dutab th Qreg, Mar- Meadc Hardaway, Marlon : abeth Hard: M Harry, < < lldln Matcher. Doro- thy Ruby Hend Ms Holland Martha Holloway, Kathe n - Horsley Eto ma v r Mutch! Vers Ja * Chlotllde Jarman, A 'c Jennngs. ( h Kent, Elsabeth Orand J brook, Martha McKl mo Martn Anna Ms ' MUne M uy Walke Mn 11 Moom m M '. Moj M Nlnuno P '.'. na Las ' VM' la P Pra Pope, ' Lol Powell P. Bhelton, Mary Keh Smth Elzabeth smth. Mar. ( Lorrane S< :na 'luck Agnes w. Kathryn Watkm Oth. oup n ' Mldred H Nancy Fulton. Wnter Term Honor Roll s Lsted Honor Roll for the wnter quarter has been announced. To be elgble for the Honor Roll one make a 13 average on threefourths of her work. The followng grls have met n lurements. 'Those on the Dean's lst have n en omtted as bey have been prevously publshed. Racal Abemathy, Ruby Adam-. Dors Adkns, Dorothy Adklns, Mane Allen, Frances Alvs. Caro- M Andrews, Louse Anthony, Anne Ayers, Los Baley, Anne Ruth Balrd, Carolne Barn-. fances Barnes, Ahtontte Barrett, Lucy Baskervlle, Jacqueune Beale. Evelyn Chrstne Beale. Sara Melba Beale, Beverly Blalr, Catherne Bondurant. Mldred Ann n, Mare Brckert, Evelyn Burford, Mary Cecl Bynum, a ret Campbell, R Yates Can Anta Carr Eton, J, Prances Cat ol. Sal ah Kh/ahelh Chamh... Coulda Lee Chapln, Yvonne Cheape, Helene Clne, Sara CUne. Nahrea Coleman, Clara Cook, Bernce Copley. Marguerte Costello. Thelma Courtney, El/al th Cralle, Anne Crowder, Emma Louse Orowgey, Rachel DeBerry, s Dllon. Nancy Dnwldde, Sue Dunlap. Carolne Euson. Ma - jore Ellett. Eml Ells. Jane Enleby. Louse Swell, Texe Pelts. Patsy Fletcher. Calolyn F. Ford. Carolyn L. Ford, Jane Fowler, Blss Fowkles. Nancy PUltOn, Mldred Gentry, Anna George. Lllan German. Carre Gbboney, Patrca Gbson. Olle Graham Koonce. Ellen Gray. Katherne Gray. Helen Greene. Katherne Habel, Martha Louse Hall. Nell Hall. Mare Hamltn, Wnfred Harrell, Carolyn Harvey, MaNne Hawks, Mldred Hedgespeth. Mary Louse Holland. Vrgna Howell, Peggy Hughes, Arlene Hunt, Jane Lee Hutcheson. Emma May Hutchlnon Jane Jackson. Helen Jl (fres, Elzabeth Jennngs. Anna Johnson. Dorothy Johnson. May.lane Jolllff E. Rebecca Jones. Sarah Joyner. Paulne Keller, Elva Mae Klbler. Rachel Khler. Eugena Ktlman, Elzabeth Va. ^ws, Helen Long, Betty A. Lucy, Shrley McCalley, Barbara McCaskll, Mary McCoy, Mary Mahone, Suan Jane Marshall Ernestne Meacham, Elsabeth Moss, Jean Moyer. Carale Nelson. Marjore Nlmmo. Emma F. Nobln, Allene Overbey. Emly Owen, Norma Pampln, Evelyn Pankey, Elzabeth Ann Pnker, M. Vrgna Parker Hubs Mae Parsons. Esther Partrdge, Mldred Perdue, Pckral. Lft 111 Pl( R Margate! perce, BUlle Plttman, Mary Wanda 'o le held. Bllg6fUa R R th Read, Paulna Rad. Dorothy Reynolds, Dorothy Robbn Martha Robert,, Eh/abeth Robertson, Dorothy Rollns. Jane nberger, Florence Rowett, Loul a Banford, Nancy Bavllle,, th Scale:, Mulppa BchlO- Janelle Bhelor, Porter Shepherd, Sarah Bbold, Dorothy smth Myra Smth, te Snell, Dorothy nkle Olva l U ph n on Edna 1 hery Mane hemp on Lucy Turnbull, M Murkland Turner, Vrgna R<,,d : Elsabeth von Q< mmlngen Katheryn E. Watk Loul e W Helen Went/. May Wety Bstb> th tne Whltaln r, ca Whltlock Daphn wl-,,ua Wlndham sue Wohl- Lea Wood, Katheld Sdney Yonce J. an rkle. Walmsley Artcle n Tmes Dspatch Dl an Dtt Walmsley nvllle, wth the appo' by v d n the R,n, n patch on Sunday, Aprl 16.

5 Page 4 THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, APRL n.!«): Sororty Offcers For Next Year Announced Two Sorortes Stll Awat Electon! The followng sorortes on eampua have elected offcers to serve for the next year. Sgma Sgma Sgma Presdent. Jane Powell; Vce-presdent Nancy Plerpont; Secretary, Anne Cocks; Treasurer, Jane Hardy; Pan Hellenc Representatve, Vrgna Polly; Alternate, Nan Duer Alpha Sgma Alpha Presdent, Vrgna Lee Pettls; Vlce-preatdent, Anne Btllupe; Secretary Lucy Staples; Treasurer, Roberta Latture; Pan Hellenc Representatve, Shrley Ann Stephens: Alternate. Esther Atknson. P Kappa Sgma: Pcsdcnt. Elsabeth Kent: Vce-presdent, and AH. male to Pan Hellenc Margaret Carr; Secretary, Phl- Upa Schlobohm; Treasurer, Louse K Panter; Pan Hellenc Rep, antatlve, Dot Badet Alpha Sgma Tau: Presdent. Marguerte Costello; Vce-presdent, Helen Hoyer; secretary. Prances Pope; Treasurer, 'can Moyer; Pan Hellenc Representatve, Pays Brandon: Alternate Hannah.mdamood. (anna Theta: Head. sabel Wllamson; Vce Head and Altemate to Pan Hell, Martha Whelchel; Secretary, Bnora Palson; Pan Hellenc Representatve. Elza W.sc. Theta Sgma UpSllon; Head. Mldred Harry: Vce Head and alternate to Pan Hel. Mary Walkn Mm hell: Secretary, Myra Smth; Treasurer, Vrgna Howell; Pan Hellenc Representatve, Rosa Courter. Mu Omega and Ph Zeta Sgma have not yet elected offcers for next year. Educatonal Needs s Address of Topc Mr Hll Fleet from Northern Neck. Vrgna, spoke n Chapel, Thursday mornng, Aprl n on the educatonal system of Vrgna and ts short comngs, Mr. Fleet stated several DOlnU to llustrate Vrgna's neglect n her publc school system, and he used statstcs and fgures to u- lustrate Vrgna's ablty to pay. n ths she ranks frst, but s ely forty-second n educatonal standng. le urged the students as future teaohen to us- ther nfluence to rase the educatonal standard of Vrgna. Sgma P Rho Sends Delegates Beulah ttanger, Maron Harden and Carmen Clark Wll attend the nalumal conventon of Sgma P Rho at Parmonl roeohem Collage at Farmont. W. Va.. Aprl 21 and S Carmen la the natonal preadenl ol Sgma P Rho. The responsblty of the conference wll be lo decde upon the place of "The Trfbutum", the natkmal publcaton. n the natonal bud Unversty s Host for Youth Conference Natonal Status of South Mll Be Topc Of Dscourse The Frst Youth Conference n the hstory ol Vrgna wll be held at the Unversty of Vngna on Aprl The conference, wnch wll hold roundtable dscussons on fve Vrgna problems, wll be attended by representat' tn all the youth organsatons n the state nvtaton (ven n an nvtaton to the people of Vgna to attend the Aprl meetng, the stale sponsor-,ng commttee declared: The status of the South n the nal lfe of the Unted States has become generally recognsed as a most pressng domestc prob- : m lor the Amercan people, Belevng that the eventual soluton of the problems of the Southern Stahs can come only a- a result of thorough dscusson.sld ntellgent acton by the p.ople of the South, and more partcularly belevng that the socal and economc needs of Vrgnans ctn be attaned only by dscussons and actons by Vrgnans we are callng he Frst Conferance of all the Youth n Vrgna to be held n Charlottesvlle. Aprl "The problems whch the Vrgna Youth Conference wll dscuss fnd ther orgn n the smple wants of young Vrgnans They want to be healthy. They want a decent educaton. They want a chance lo earn a lvng. They want to be good ctzens. We want the Vrgna Youth Conference to be the forum where every young Vrgnan may dscuss hs needs and work toward her attanment We want the Vrgna Youth Conference to be the medum for coordnatng the efforts of all the youth organzatons n the State to make a better Vrgna. We want, fnally, the Vrgna Youth Conference to be a lnk wth other Southern organsatons to restore 'he South lo Us proper place n the naton." Bound Table Dscussons The lve round 'able dscussons lo be held al the conference QOVer educaton, ctzenshp. health. farm youth problems, and ndustral youttl problems A program of acton wll be presented n each round 'able and after thorough dscusson by the delegates, resolutons wll be adopted and wll then be presented to the enure conference for approval. Delegates wll be nvted from eve v n, ge m the state a- v., n as from all the state-wde relg- on, organzatons, the Young Democratc Clubs. the Future Parmer ot Vrgna, 'he student Cooperatve Assocaton, the Southern Negro Youth Conference, and others t s expected that at wll attend the sessons. Speakers nvted Among 'he speakers beng nvted tn address the conferences e M Frankln D. Roosevelt, 1)1 Flank P (raham ar.d Governor James n Prce The sessons wll open on Prldaj afternoon, Second Honor Graduates Mary Rce and l.ucy Staples 21, wth welcomng ad- by nlversty speakers. the state sponsor- The vecng sesv ll hear addresses by sev- p, m", a 1 speakers, a'd wll be followed by a recepturday mornng, an ; by a South-.! ler on "A Program fo rners", and that followed by round table dscus ons. The round tables wll contnue nto the early part of the afternoon after whch all o legates wll meet jor.tly -, adopt resolutons and to establsh a permanent organzaton. The dea of callng the Vrgna Y-r' Conference ognated at the Unlversty last November at a tudenl leaders from us c leges n the state. Reflect, t You WU (tn Aromas of Scence BltUdUuj Um what a delghtful aroma! one thng about those Home Ec. grls they can really cook. Ah, but they're cruel to me cruel. Here haven't had a bte to eat today, and have to smell that good food. Wsh ddn't have to go to chemstry won't be able to stand t wth that delectable odor downstars. 'll take one last snff and then forget t. Ugh what s that smell? Dd,.y that that was a delghtful aroma? Who has gotten n the lab now? never dd lke chemst rv much, anyway. After that day that played wth hydrogen sulphde take t away! Oh. take n, away That smell can't fool me t s hydrogen sulphde. What's that hummng nose? t goes a lttlo whle and then stops.! Mmnds a lttle lke the wnd But know t sn't because today's a stflng day. Ol yes the Home Ec grls are sewng. Gash 'd lke to be down there. They've gotten new electrc machnes. They say those grls make the snazzest lookng clothes. Wsh could sew. Sp ng s here and haven't a rag to put on my back. New clothes are absolutely necessary, tocj n n nt.'- cause they say around here "Come Sprng" and that means that "n the sprng a young man's fancy lghtly turns". And you know good lookng clothes e a lot to do wth t. What's that bell for? Where's everybody gong? Oh. catch the perod s over Tme certanly fly. Come on kd. let's get out ol here we can't be domestc WS car. at least go down to Shannon's and splt a sandwch and a mlk shake And these Pa mvllle shops aren't half bad for some of the latest a- Wen by le The Man mll Hs Lth Camera Mr. Mac Wth a clck, clck here and a.nk. clck there Wth here a lck, there a clck, Bverywh clck, clck and "Mr. Mac"' goes nto actcn wth hs lttle bow and anow va camera and trpod. Lke St. Nck, he says never a word bu en - Straght to hs work Thee glls ae chattng on campus snap! Mr. Mac -nt,ks off unobtrusvely through the shruboey. Greetngs are exchanged n front of the Rotunda they are ed on a "snap page" n the v":gnan. Mr. Mac has been.here and done hs work. he funny thng aboul t s that le needs absolutely no preparaton whatsoever. He Just plop.- tn camera down, takes the plctun and walks off then he dash- - ol to hs "lttle dark room' when the pctures conn- to lfe, t s really qute amazng how Mr Mae car. so rapdly run the negatves through the varous solutons and make them come out pretty pctures 'well, at least as pretty as we can pose for them. When the pctures have been prnted, the grls of the annual staff cut the prnts, lay out the cut, and there we have just one ol the many snap pages n the 1939 Vrgnan. Walmsley Reports On Teacher Tranng Dr. James Ellott Walmsley. head of the hstory department at Famvlle. attended the meetng of the Teacher-Tranng Department of the State Teachers Assocaton whch was held n Lynchburg Aprl 14 and 15. Dr. Walmsley. as charman of a commttee on gudance of teachers whle n college, made the report of ths commttee whch s composed of the deans of the varous colleges n Vrgna. Ds meetngs were held at Randolph-Macon College on Frday and at Lynchburg College on Saturday. There's a Song For Kuru Mood The Parachute song: "t don't le an a thng f you don't pull that strng." Song of a dm wt: "Lghts Out." Song of a Senor: "Everyday"s a Holday." Song of the Freshman: "They're Pckng on Me." Song of the Englsh major: "May?' 'nstead of "Can f"). Hunger Drves Grls Around n Merry Scramble For Food "'m starvng to death, tell you, n actually panleks My stomach thnks my throat's cut, BS t s Sustenance 1 must have na Your room s runnng lev more than "Capacty" and the cy ng around agan the hunger wal The exerton,,\ classes and he fact that you slept through breakfast, s leglnlng to get you down You droop you whne, you munch your lpstck As a last resorl. you snff along the hall, hopefully, sne to track cracker to the depths Ol subtly-hdden box Partally eat- '.stl ( al last b) a Ht/ or two and some o Qrandms Pettlbone's blur rbbon pckles you frmly resolve to let tns happen nevet agan never. "Let's cook M you Let's buy some stuff and chef t wth our own ; and let's not val for Congre to convene be move we do " no" '" Naturally, wth a oarnverous cloud OH von ale, \ ou decde to do t "tonght" and make out lst pronto, and collectng pennes and breakng pg banks At the A,v p you gather n an mpressve knot before the counhe clerk, determned to n ntam the peace and order, knts bs brows a d n turns VOU1 serous gase not at all d celled You dscover soon, that you should tbnk hm only a quoter of puce tags on commodtes such SS elm ken, hard apples popcorn pound cake.,paghettl, etc and a general nformer about about how many crackers are m the f cent box Do you hke pound cake better'n lemon ' Can we sample the eoolc- h patenc qute wanes you buy a few thngs, and. aft s. t,-. ball about srhj don't you have meat counter'' you depart almost peacefully. l avlng lmp corps of ma men! n the Tea C set bllshnent Pnally you gather unto yourselves the remanu. and struggle nosly schoolwaul. That nght about two hou: al ou*re at the pont of starvaton tha warrants the hast) preparaton of your repast Everyone la clumsly helpful the plat S mod pleasantly wth mngled odors of saund popcorn, and food s n ma: kably well. At last, SleepU) comfortable. you're munchng a last tdbt that would "just waste" otherwse: someone Starts Sngng. You hum and harmonse tn the bell brngs you back n earth. "Oh, Englsh 1 Oh, speech'" Everyone hastly and heavly departs. My flgun groans someone " Rotunda' every 'hat's my motto" say allot her couldn't eat anothe mouthful f my lfe depend " "Oh, bosh, cuts n the cync weght 150' "wat tll tomorrow at chapel. You'll want a cooke moe than anyone else you'll Wth the appettes checked for the nght, ths part of S. T. C.'s vtal populaton sneak- down the hall to bed. Whoever heard of 11 anyway? Reff, (jlchrst Are on Y. W. Trp Conference n Nashvlle Hlen Reff and Olle Graham representng Parm-. '... ".n Rgon ' (nee of the Y. W. C. A. at vlle on Aprl lh< pu p '.c of the convent on la to study the Y. W. C. A., ts od Of work, the South wth and ts promse, and ways n wnch Y. W. C. A. memcan wok to help SOlve the problems ol ther own secton al the country. One of the meetngs whch promses t,> be of specal nter* a to be gven by the nsttuton. Mss Camper s VEA Delegate 1 'am r, n ad of rural educaton at Parmvllle, h ft >.. to attend the dl the Vrgna Bdu - 03 / held ynchburg. Mss Camper add tl laton on the n, eds Of unusual chld]' Thn week of Aprl 17 C aper wll tour Vrgna wh n she wll vst eghteen h ls and the armve alumnae of that secton. On Aprl 21 she wll attend th< ng of th ollna whch s to be held at Hotel Rcanoke m Roenoke and wll.-peak on deprobl n- n ha pta! from the v Mss Camp r wll lent. return to Famvlle Aprl 23. Play Contest Contnued from Page the plays.uc Entertanng and l she,ne.. Esther Atknson. Shrley Stephens, and Lllan Wahab: Haserwood Burbank and : j an ' j lo an h l n Jeff t s; make- Burl. 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6 1 J Page.6 THE ROTUNDA. WEDNESDAY, APRL lt Out of Town Spots Offer Usual Attracton Grl Attend Easter Dances At Unversty 'Vucr. Hollaway, farle Alen Lorana Moomaw and Patte Bounds haw returned to school after attendng the Debate Convent Mm al Wnthrop College n Rock Hll. South Carolna. AOH hn.se who attended the. Week dances at the Un- Vlrglna from Parmvllle s. T. c are Shrley Ann Stephens, Berrye 7ates, Bll Stone, Margaret Whltfleld, Blose Layman Jane McOlnnls, Margaret Ma on ve Mllner. Catherne Phllps, Nancy Plerpont, Marlon Cotter, Jacquelne Bcal and Ora Barnesl, Margarel Can and Dorothy have returned from Atlanta. Georga where they attended the A c. B, conventon. Blanche Carper, Beatrce Dunton, Prances Kett. Elenora Fason, Mary Lou Shannon, Lula Wndham. May Wert/. Elzabeth e Wll on Prances Wllams, Elzabeth Carter, Emly Hasklns and Theodosla MacKlnzle attended the Easter dances at v. M.., Lexngton over the week-end. Qeraldlne Alcss, Frances Car- 'lll. Dot Henderson and Vrgna Welch at ended he Senor dance at V P.. on Aprl 14 Judth Marshall attended the Lawrence Tlbbetl concert n Lynchburg las) week-end. Amy Powell and Elsabeth Rawlngs spent the week-end n Rchmond Wth Frances Dcknon Vrgna Morns spent the weekend Blllkevlle. Peggy Stevens had as bar guests at her home n Arlngton. Prances AlVlS, Elzabeth Wlkm- SOn Bmll ElllS, Dorothy Fscher. Pal Gbson. Mldred Owen and Emly owen. Vrgna Alexander, day Ward '.: own. Jane Engleby, Louse Panter Jean Scott, Margaret Ann Buntng and Mare ft» nl the week-end m Woanoke. Lucy Turnbull spent the weak nd m Lynchburg wth frend al Randolph-Macon, Mary Cath lne sthum..pent the week-end at her home n Naasawadox. Thema Eclols and Betty Porter Webb spent the week-end n Blackstone, Alma Oakes spent the weekend at her home n Kenbndge. SUde Dunton vsted Harret Raskns al her home m Hampton Jame Blllotte spent the week nd n BurkevlUs Mary BfJare Beck vsted her parents m Butterworth Carolne (walhney and Elzabeth lews spent the week end wth Lucy Blackwell at her home n Warrenton Patsy Pletcher had as hat at her home n Warrenton Mary Owen Wt ; Am;. Car vsted her parents m Drakes Branch Dorothy Rudder spent the weekend n Brookneal Hannah Undamood vsted n Stony cuek. Catherne Maynard spent the week-end n WllUamsburg 1 POWell Vsted MO, Rchmond Dr. Martn Goes To Health Meet D Jean Ma tn attended the Md-Atlantc secton of the Natonal Student Health Assocaton tn Unversty of Vrgna, Charlottesvllle, on Saturday. Apll 8. P obll ns n Student health wen dscussed and a paper was gven M speech mprovement and one n method ol mprovng readng Dr. Martn has been vstng the nfrmares of oler colleges n the.'al and dscussng varous ms wth tn' school physa- s. Among the colleges she has slted an th Unversty of Vr- gna. Madson. Mary and Mary Washngton. Baldwn, Dr. Walmsley Present for Councl Dr. James Ellott Walmsley. of the hstory department at Farmvlle, attended the organlzatlon meetng of the state Councl on nternatonal Relatons Ahuh was held n Rchmond on Aprl 8. Dr Walmsley s a member of the executve commttee of ths nzaton, Pan!e! Dance!)ale s Set Pan-Hellenc dance, whch s ored by the eght sorortes, wll be held n the gymnasum Thursday nght. Aprl 27. t wll be formal, and the musc wll bf furnshed by the v. M.. Commanders The Commanders have played for several Farmvlle dances and, have proved to be popular n th school. n the recevng lne wll be tdvsor of each lorortty, Mss Carolyn Cogbll, the Pan-Hellenc advsor and Mss Mary Whte Cox nvtatons have been ssued to over 300 non-sororty grls P Kappa Sffma Sororty Has Banquet P Kappa Bgma sororty held ther banquet n the tea room Baturday nght. Aprl 15. Those who attended were the members n chool, several alumnae, and M- Lancaster, ther patroness. Smth Presdent Of Gramma Ps Pe-rye Smth was elected presdent ol Oamma Ps, honorary fraternty n art, on Aprl 4. The Other offcers are Chlotlde Jarman, vce-presdent; Dot Rollns. ' u \ and Bus Owen, trees* n 11 French (lass : vc Wener Roast Members of the rush French attended a wener roast at Longwood Thursday rt< noon, Aprl S. Mss Unt, the French r am n Martn were also present. Vstor, Lutherans Arc Quests at Tea Ms- Mary ntertamed a 1 tea. 4 D Mary E Makley on Aprl 14 at Longwood. Those re-, nt were Dorothy Fscher, Dorothy Buckland. Katharne Wood Reb cca Lowry, Dorothy Sprnkle. Frances Stoutamlre, and Mare Ctt. Dr. Marklej s a promnent educator. She travels n the nten st of the Lutheran Church and spoke on keepng students n touch wth ther chnches Senor Personalty Contnued from Page 2 motto when we look at that ready falng warm DC mle. Ann. lke mo-: of us s headed : tea - t r.entary work. And a good one She'd make for h v probably adorng pupls. " ev h< has one eye on her.realstc work. And 'hat eye wll stay open we predct. ; surely her pen la both her sword and her laurel wreath. OLVA de HAVLLAND "Heaven Bound" Contnued from Page 3 and had tea at Ames Scott College. "Outsde the cty we enjoyed a sght seeng trp through the. BUtful Dogwood and Azalea gardens and saw many of the lovely old Atlanta homes. One excurson took us to celebrated Stone Mountan and the Beaut; ful Cyclorama. "We thought one of the most nterestng thngs planned for our entertanment was the performance of "Heaven Bound" by an all colored cast of the Bg Bethel Church. The musc was beautfully rendered. "Ol yes. and. no doubt, you know that Atlanta s the home of the Coca Cola, and every afternoon at four o'clock everybody at the Bltmore stops for the Pause that Refreshes'. "When we reached Atlanta we bad to set our watches back an hour. That was all rght too. t made the evenng younger." And as Dot says. "We could rave on all nght." but all good thngs must come to an end sometme, therefore we'll just leave the rest to your magnaton. Cotllon Dance Wll Be May 13 Cotllon Club s sponsorng ts annual sprng dance on Saturday. May 13. n the school gymnasum. The nformal tea dance wll be at 4:30 o'clock n the afternoon and the formal dance n the evenng wll last from nne to twelve. "As yet no defnte orchestra has been booked." says Prankr Bryan, who s busness manager of the dance commttee. The other memben of the commttee are: Mllner. charman: Vrgna Lee Petts. and Frances E'lett The commttee s workng on some out for Spng Cotllon. La ' ffl Best or and hs orchestra play d EACO THEATRE Mats V. M Mghto 8 P M. Wed.-Thurs.. Aprl LESLE HOWARD WENDY HLLER n Geo. 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7 Aquatc Club Wll Sponsor Marathon Swm Three Awards Plus Ponts Offered Events To Be Aprl 24-May 29 THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, APRL 19, 1989 Page 5 Sport Slants off" by the nstructor, the student havng shown that she can do the stroke n credtable form. Hollywood? sn't that enough g. ntermedate and Advanced 1 10 ure ^ j n f or a SW j m any af- swmmers should make an effort to swm an equal number of lengths wth each of the followng strokes: back stroke, crawl, restng back, nverted bfeast. breast, sde stroke on rght sde and sde stroke on left sde. The H20 Club wll sponsor a Marathon swm whch wll begn on Monday of next week and contnue through May 29. Ths type of swm offers a splendd opportunty to students to practce strokes and gan physcally, whle enjoyng a recreatonal self-testng actvty. Every grl, regardless of her swmmng ablty, has an equal chance to wn one of the Athletc Councl three awards, whch wll be presented by the H20 Club to the grls coverng the greatest ds- ssues New tance wthn the tme lmt set. Everyone partcpatng n the Sports Schedule swm wll receve athletc ponts whch wll be credted to Monogram Club requrements Follow- Athletc Councl has ssued the ng are the rules for the mara- followng Sprng sports schedule thon swm. whch wll go nto effect ths a. Each student must pass a week. Grls wshng to partcpate doctor's examnaton f she has n any of the varous actvtes not already done so. may do so. Members of the coachng class and the Athletc b. Each partcpant must be Councl wll conduct the program able to swm at least one length gjye ^^ to th^who Now that sprng has been so beautfully ushered n, the great outdoors nvtes us to enjoy ts fullness. There's archery, golf, track, tenns and swmmng. Do you know that heard an assstant edtor of Lfe say that although he knew ths was a small school n comparson wth the great unverstes, our pool s what one would expect to fnd n By BOO BARHAM ternoon from 4:00-5:00? Helen Seward.the new archrey manager, has reported that the A. A. has purchased qute a bt of new equpment. There are two new targets bg ones two new sets of bows, arrows and arm h. Three to fve mnutes of class, guards. Just for those who have perod after roll call, the perods j neve r tred ths nterestng game, between classes and the scheduled the target wll be left out all the open hours may be used for Ma- tme. Of course you know that arrathon swmmng. cnary ls ne]c at Longwood. The. Students should keep to rght truck wll take you out and you'll n swmmng n order to avod fnd the equpment n the basecollsons wth fellow swmmers. ment. Vou should have seen Louse Bryan score a bull's eye : wth all the ease of Cupd. Wth Sara Keesee New Presdent Whle you are at Longwood /\r».)/] /' golf may prove nterestng. There's ^J _f () always someone there to help you learn. She'll ether play wth you or be your caddy <mebbe>. The dea of track s really great and we certanly can do somethng wth t f each grl wll gve her support. There s somethng for everyone. f you can't run, you mght jump; f you can't Jump, you mght throw a javeln: f you can't do that oh. what's the use? One mght go on and on makng suggestons. Just be far to yourself and see what you can do. You never know untl you have tred. Come on out! The tenns courts are ready for use and as some of you may have notced they were seethng wth actvty ths past week-end. Remember there wll be a sprnt! 'ournament soon. Who knows but that we have an Alce Marble or Helen Jacobs hdden among us. Ths column smply cannot be wthout a menton of the newest of all S. T. C. lmberng-up ac- tvtes namely, bowlng. Were no dea of degradng the ablty soe. muscle conscous and full of of Louse, we would lke to say j aches. But-oh. such fun! t's nthat anyone can do t wth prac- expensve too 10c a game n the tce; even you f you only take mornng and 15c n the afterthe tme to t-r-y. TRY, noon. More "strkes'" to you! Rdng Proves Popular Sport Muscles Creak From Track Attempts Ouch! actually creak nearly break when bend oh, brng me the three-n-one Mss Man- Ma.v Allen Peters. Eugena doesn't lke squeaks. Loyd. Maxne Glenn. Ann Turner., And wnen j trv t0 g0 down. Maron Groves. Jean Shulkcum. stars there's a great change n the and gve assstance to those who Harret Walker. Agnes Johns. Ann regon of my lmbs oh, wonder 01 tne pool d j u Bowlng and tenns have c. Each student s on her honor., _., _.. not been lsted snce alleys and Wllams. Frances Ellett. Audrey f could use the bannster afto keep her own record accurately 'er all. we're ony stff how many courts are open all the tme. The Hudgns. Grace Payne. Catherne on the chart. days? charge for bowlng s ten cents d. Elementary swmmers 'those Radspnner. Mary Lou Shannon. Oh. well, t was lots of fun! We n begnner's classes or who have j «" m < ' "S"' "j Mary Jane Rtche. Fances Hut- jumped, hgh, wde and perhaps ame ln the been classfed as such, must «**" *«J» * cheson. Vrgna Carroll. Lousa handsomely Anyway. feel that..., _.. afternoon or evenng, swm the same stroke one length Sanford and Jean Clarke are we dd We shuttled back and wthout touchng the bottom of Sprng Sports Schedule forth n a relay and then we among the grls who are takng the pool or length wll not be Monday started throwng thngs just counted 4:00 Feld and Track rdng lessons ths season. anythng javelns, baseballs, shot ntermedate or Advanced swm- Recreatonal swmmng The horses, whch are owned puts, even basketballs and just mers must swm the same stroke 5:00 Baseball by Mss Besse Dowdy, are aval- thnk! can ao t three tmes a at least two lengths wth tank Recreatonal swmmng able for rdng at any tme dur- week. turn, fnshng wth hand touch Tuesday ng the day. They are known to at end of pool, or lengths wll not 4:00 Archery at Longwood be good rdng horses and durng be counted. Golf at Longwood the summer months they are e. Elementary swmmers must Archery on athletc feld used by the Douthat State Park Councl Meet add up lengths swum each day. Begnner's Swmmng Class rders. Contnued from Page 1 ard record results on the chart 5:00 Archery at Longwood Extensve brdle paths are proopposte name under the proper Golf at Longwood vded whch are on the Longwood date Archery on athletc feld estate, out by the old Hampden- ntermedate and Advanced Lfe Savng Class Sydney road, and through the swmmers may swm two lengths Wednesday woods around Farmvlle. wth the same stroke, then rest, 4:00 Feld and Track Mss Dowdy has announced and then swm two more lengths, N. Y. A. swmmng class that f the grls show enough netc. n recordng her lengths on 5:00 Baseball terest and mprovement by the the chart, the student should put Recreatonal swmmng end of the quarter that a horse crcles around the record of each Thursday show wll be held about June 1. separate swm before rest s'4:00 Archery at Longwood taken. Golf at Longwood f more than two lengths wth Archery on athletc feld the same stroke s swum contn- Begnner's Swmmng Class uouslv. the number of lengths 5:00 Archery at Longwood swum before rest s recorded ln Go " at Longwood the same manner, (note: The Archery on athletc feld number of lengths swum between Recreatonal swmmng rests ls recorded separately and Frday ls not totalled. n ths way the 4:00 Optonal feld and track nstructor and student can see the Baseball and archery ncrease, as the swm progresses Lfe Savng Class n the number of lengths that the 5:00 Optonal feld and track student can swm before restng. Baseball, swmmng and f. Each stroke used n the Mar- Archery athon must have been "passed "My dear young lady." sad the Frst Roman ln the days of clergyman n greved tones as gladators and massacres >: he lstened to the extremely mod- "We've got a capacty crowd, but prn young woman tear off some new ones and some good brushng.»,,. stll we, re, losng.,..«money. The, up- of the very latest swng on the up on strokes for you veterans, we planq..^ yqu eyer hpard of ^ (o ^ up par Jm ^ keep on lons s somethng ter- the Ten commandments?" sprng tournament whch wll be rble." Modern Young Lady: "Whstle held some tme n the near future. Second Roman: "Yes slrree a few bars, and thnk can So let's see the rackets swngn'. Those lons are certanly eatng follow you." the balls flyng, and the courts up the prophets." Alabama Unversty News crowded from now 'tll! Swarms Swamp Shannon's Shop As Buxom Belle's Bowl Balls "Whew. 'm so sore can't even move! Don't rush me! 've never seen so many people why n the heck don't they make those hgh' school kds go to school on Saturday, too! They take up more room! Dd you make a "ht' sorry. mean a strke? Well, at least learned that much ths mornng! Ths stuff s gonna break me 've already upset half of next week's allowance". Conversaton around school has crtanly been leanng n the above drecton lately. Somethng has defntely caused a furor wth a captal "P"! And three guesses as to what t s! Rght on the frst one! t's that new bowlng alley that's opened. Just go down the steps nsde Shannon's and there you are gobs of people to furnsh the socal nterest, and four shnng slck alleys, and plenty of balls to be heaved down one of those pretty alleys and then sent back on the trckest lttle mechansm magnable. Watchng those balls come back s almost enough to satsfy the nterests of those who can't feature themselves hurlng balls at lttle wooden thngs, or else are qute sure that they wll go sldng down the alley along wth the ball. we ganed ths through Student Standards. "A course n parlamentary law," commented Ktty, "s necessary for effcency n self-govenment. We are tryng ths as an experment by requrng the heads of all organzatons to take t." she contnued. "However, others may elect. At Duke Unversty t s compulsory for all. "Membershp dues are eghteen dollars." explaned Mare, "and the regstraton fees are three 'Ts tenns tme, grls, so here, dollars for the two vstng dele- Make Play Whle The Sun Shnes s your chance to start swngng gates." those rackets. The courts have never been n better condton than they are n now, and Mr. Graham has been very busy durng Easter holdays gettng them ready. There's somethng about watchng that ball fly through the ar that gets ln your blood. f you've never played before, once you'v started 'and hope you wll start' you'll haunt the courts. Wth plenty of practce for you Bowlng s really very smple, once you get the dea <so we're told we stll have our doubts' We dare you to learn how to keep score that s where the catch comes n! ts the most complcat-1 ed affar but all you smart chll-! dren who are shnng lghts n j math wll be shnng lghts here.j too and anyhow, t makes you feel so-o-o superor and ntellgent to speak of spares n s' n stuff that's as far as we've progressed n an offhand manner. So we say three cheers for t all. and watch out. bowlng alley, 'cause here we come! Next year the conventon wll be held n Rome. Georga, 6. F. BUTCHER CO. "The Convenent Store" Dealer n fancy groceres and confectoneres 600 Hgh St. Farmvlle. Va NOTCE We now offer specal low sudent rates on RADO RF. PAR WORK. Electrc Applance Co. Armory Bd* Phone 40 Santary Protecton wthout PADS -PNS HTS TA* Orgnal lnlerm<l Tsmp BALDWN'S Qualty Prce -Servce Stoc Eght Swmmers Receve Bds Sara Keesee, a junor from Getna. Vrgna, was elected presdent of the H20 Club for next year at a meetng of the club held on Tuesday. Aprl 18. Sa a wll SUCCaed Bunny Yonce as head. Mary Elzabeth Petterew waa elactad secvetary-treaaurer of the club. At the same tme Margy Nmmo and Nancy Perpont were chosen charman of the meat! and carnval respectvely. Bds for membershp have been ssued to Vera Ebel. Mary Sue Edmundson. Rosa Coulter. Nancy Dnwdde. Harret Walker. Dorothy Fscher, Pggy Hughes and Mare Dx. These grls have been selected on the bass of then swmmng ablty plus the nterest whch they have taken n swmmng affars. The H20 Club sponsors :he annual Water Carnval and the valous aquatc events held durng the school year. ts purpose s to create an nterest n swmmng nd to put on swmmng meets. HCflttBlANKS 5 * gr Parker Pen 1 4,000 f Scholarshp J \ Contests # Ml/f***- Nothng to buv to wn one of the fve 1,000 Collrgr Schnlar»hpa 1,000 n Cash. 105 Awards n All TOTAL: $ 7,500 PATTERSON'S Drug Store FARMVLLE. 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