Rotunda - Vol 27, No 24 - April 14, 1948

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2 f f- ' : fy ^acotte*.,, Vrgl All Columban The Rotunda Frst (lass Excellent VOLUME XXV FARMVLLE, VA.. WEDNESDAY, APRL 4, 948 No. aa KOVCE STOENNEK SKE TS MORRS 'Young Man From the Went 9 Wll Play For Pan h Dance ' ram he w n," tal t. un ltd MX. and tal Wll tha tempo at the Pan-Hellenc n the S. ' T C Gym Dancng wll be from p. 30 to '-' wth ntermt on held Jontly by all sorortes n the Studeal and Y" Lounges The ndl- Mdual chapter room wll BM b open du on. Among the f< tur< d members toenner band ' fo:. a nager, trump player and vocal Rchmond Tme* Dspatch n coverng one of ns recen appearan N- blot' b 'n bol tor reel: le Doubles " drums for a hythmc downbvu. vooally, he s from scat aongl to the nen.. u d tv n wth looses n both dua and q K al am m manntr tha marks hm for a place n the luatca] wm d." > >w nbeal." the. omnu : ad ->t oner that, "H rtl tag the cream Ol the lullve t] and " tfo dates" on ths toul funtnntr does hl own au mod- v h tnpled consstng ol L> ep Purple." you cm to lag H ad." "All of Ml, ' an. "Tme n My Hand 'l band wll al plaj ": the no-break dances for Sgma Sgma Sgma, les JUM My Bll" for Alpha Blgma Tan. "You Wen Mean) for Me" tot Alp a 6 rm A pha, am "My Wonderful One' for Gamm. ' hetl BtO r-ner wll 'lso play " All the Thngs You Art" for P Kappa Sgma, and Dav" v Mn Omega and "Always" for Ph Zeta 8 ma,' you Came along" wll bo played n Than You Know" wll bededcal d u M Qleave n t' recevne lne Few the Saturday nght affar wll be >r and M Lancaster, Dean and Mr..n Smth, M and the Pan-Hell,nlc Councl. The chapeonea have also bt a lsted as Mss Carre Sutherln, Mr. Ray- ; French Dr. and Mrs. Brum- Dv. and Mrs. Joffers. Mss Burger Mm, Bastham Mrs. Lalng, M H mbol un \ wakc d, Dean Smth, Dean and Mrs. Dr. and Mra Lan m M and Mn Qraham, Geographc Socety Mans Meetng Here s.t,- Teach ' ll be j to the Oral prtna meeung n the Vrgna lo Socety Ol Saturday. Aprl 24. Ths or nlsaoon s less than year old, havng bean organsed last Ur Uutcaster wuj extet BOOM to ther vl to Tht wll be a shon bualnea mootng after whch the regula program wll begn at 0:00. The clmax of M pogam wll feld m l Longwood and andln n the College Lounee Campus Croups Choose Leaders New Club Offcers Assume Dutes Soon n BCCO dance wth a n- - Mld ha year by 3 d requrng all p d d vlce-prosldenta of HP- o study co use n Pa lan entary w and p wrtten examnaton on the subject, -n the majorty of extra-currcula organsatons have been held to selecl offcer fo - omng yea College ( her n Wat s. from Lynchburg, hosen pre! denl ol he Chor. Pucketl Asher, Newport News, vce presldenl -' u (te W l on. [lamp on, -cc-tav and W nfed R phne,. were! h he ("her offc - elected bj memben of chor. On he-.: 'n heal m cted Jane Taylor, from Pungoteagu presl Anne Langl B rj due, pn ul n. Mars Vrgna Wal Pel rsburg,.. ck, New-,.l ol COSl Ul ' and Molly n d on, Lynchburg, hstoran. Alpha Ph Sgma Alph rn Blgma membe - cho e..a Spencer, Scottsvlle, preld nt. Max Acree, Parnham, vce p - d ' o» d- Blacktom n cordng «retary Hattle t Lex n e pondng cretar] and N 'Aden. Broadnax, Rolando reporter, vnrl ( 'l Dallah Ago tln, 0 Rco, ted presl- 0 the Pn, cr Anderson, Portamoutb, wll be vce presdent of tha group; Helen Hardln, Rchmond, secretary; Nelle Hart, Emp >rla, treasurer; e.-n Kakln Wnd Rotunda representatlv. and Vrgna Spencer, Scott vllle, panst, Basra H Thorn Beorc Eh Thorn memben -elected Edm Barc Watera, Portsmouth, - presdent. Dallah M Maya le P le to Rco, June Banks, Rchmond recordln larv. and '" Dodd Dl Fork. treasurer astern Shore club Joanne Sterlng from Melfa. has bean sleeted presdent of the bore club of B.T.C. for next Near Jane Taylor. Pungov. ll b ce pr dent; Ann Nock, Herboeton, recordng secretary; EmU-c Doub, Onancock, treasurer; and Nancy Watts. Onancock. correspondng Hume KeonemJe Clnb The m -n, Club ted < hren Cress, from ynchburg, presldenl for u-com- Laura Lee Btlckley, ochburg, wll be the comng Northern rj Nancy Bhort, t;.ttlnued on Page 3 Vrgna College Rotunda Rates All-Columban Press Assocaton /-» *.p r per SS m A^ 'Frst Class-Excellent' Holds Conventon Atr Evaluates Entre Pa second annual convent on of the n e collegate ocaton was held at nchburg College Frday and Saturday. Hghlghted by a well attended busness meetng Batur day afternoon when cups and other trophes were awarded out-. rdng publcatons, tha xty hee delegates representng M chools dscussed and took acton an such reeommendatons as reommendng student publcaton boards to replace faculty and adnstratlve censorshp panels whch exst at several schools. After regstraton and dnner Frday the delegates heard Mr. Carter Glass, Jr.. publsher of he Lynchburg News and Advance. speak on the tme honored requste for new> reportng. The publsher Cted hs own experence U a member of the Baltmore Sun's two-man Washngton bureau n 96 as evdence of the change n the scope of reportng and journalstc practce. After the address, the delegates met nformally on varous floors of the Vrgnan Hotel where "workshops" and semnars on mproved ntercollegate relatons were held. Saturday mornng representatves of each of the three phases of college publcatons, yearbooks, magaznes and newspapers met and dscussed problems pecular to ther respectve phase and heard constructve crtcsm of recent ssues by judges. At 2 P. M., the delegates convened for the fnal busness sesson, where reports of the varous groups were heard and approprate acton taken. Mnutes of the >n are unavalable. The conventon elected W. L. Dudley, edtor of the Vrgna Tech as presdent lor the '48-'49 year succeedng Pat Strpln of Hampden- Sydney, Betsy Ellot of Lynchburg College as vce presdent, succeedng Mary Helmer of Farmvlle S. T. C. and Betty Bplndle of S. T. C. as secretary-trealuk edng Martha Carter of Lynchburg College. The conven lon also accepted an nvtaton by Vrgna Tech to hold ts fall conventon there. The Flat lnt, of Wllam and Mary, won frst place award for the newspapers, the Tattler of RMWC frst honors n the magazne dvson. The Garnet of Hampden-Sydney won honorable menton n the magazne dvson Submt Comments On Varous Parts ' he d Collegate Press corebook, whch wa receved ths ed flrsl semester -He-- ol Rod nda ' Fr Cla Excellent," wth a to al core of MM l be pap- lacked 30 ponts Of beng rated "All-Amercan" whch s the dghest ratng that A.C P :y college or unper. Although the :da whch s judged yearly by A.C.P. receved the "Frst Class-Excellent" ratng last year, there was an mprovement of 5 ponts over last y art numercal Departments n whch the Rolando was rated "excellent" are coverage, balance, vtalty, creatveness, content of news stores schedule of headlnes, typography, front page make-up. prntng, and coverage, treatment, wrtng, and dsplay of sports. The crtcs commented. " t looks as though Rotunda reporters are dong a good Job of coverng cam pus news." Papers judged were publshed n the fall semester under the staff headed by Mary Helmer, recently retred edtor of the Rotunda. The purpose of the Assocated Collegate Press s not to create nterschool rvalry, but to provde 'an agency whereby the staffs of papers, magaznes, and an nuals may be aded n gvng thell schools and communtes a sgnfcant publcaton and to help stffs n the soluton of ther problems through constructve ntcsm and advce. Assocate Edtors Named For Magazne Names of four assoca'e edtors f the new Colonnade stall wee..nnounced yesterday by Tng Ratuav, recently selected edtor of the Colonnade. Margaret Dllon wll assume the dutes of Essay Edtor and Barbara Andrews wll serve as Poetrj Edtor. Klas Ayrta and Jacquelne Eagle wll be Art Edtor and Bhorl Story Edtor, respectvely Humor Edtor. Book Revew Contnued on Page 4 \ rus Da ) ne \ Recounts Recent Trp To Germany At S.T.C. Exercses MR. Vrgnus Dabney, edtor of the Rchmond Tmes-Dspatch. who spoke at chapel exercses al Parmvllle State Teachers College ths mornng on h- recent trp through devastated Euope. sad that " have returned wth the convcton we must be absolutely frm wth Russa n the present uses, that we must seek constantly to strengthen the Unted Natons Organzaton, and that must provde for Europe through the Marshall Plan.'" The Rchmond edtor, peakng t chapel exercses commemoratng the 30th annversary of the local Chapter Of Kappa Dela P natonal honor socety, sad that he feels s unlkely that war s mmnent." and added that he vlllsatlon could not survve another war fought wth atomc weapons. The speaker enlarged on hs to four ponts n (erman that typfy the begnnng and the end" of Nazlsm: the horror chambers of Dachau, Htler' retreat at Berchteagarden, and the ctes of Nuremberg and Berln. Of Dachau he sad "you have no doubts about the atroctes of the N./ he e-.dence s stll prese n d there by the paton forces for all to see." Ha sad that the horrble record ol lac hau Stll pn- erv d BV n to the name ol the 237,000 people murdered there. The ctn h d< nolh ng but ncredble ples ol nbble for mles and mle mde scrtble destructon cant be m agned. even n the vldc dreams, be sad Somehow 9.000,- 000 more people who weren't n.ny before the war have joned the natve n a Ufg ol burrowng beneath the rubble n "dark. damp, lght less cells: Rehabltaton lltorts Mr. Dabney also poka on the efforts beng made by Occupaton n - edu te th Q youth, Educato beleve that those Qerman n ther 20\ and 30\ are hopelessly mbued wth Naz doctrne, but that the counlalvatlon Use m the youngwho are now n school unde teachers who - Contnued on Rage 2 MK. R. M. BE'ME gg gj Fellowshp Mans Bble Study Week New Jersey Pastor To Lead Dscusson The 'armvll' ntel Va tj Chrstan Fellowshp s makng plans for a Chrstan Emphass Week, to he held Aprl 9 2 Mr Rchard M. Beume, pastor of Madson Avenue Baptst Chucl n Paler.' on, Mew Jersey, a ll lead Ul the Bble study Of the Hook 'of Ruth each evenng at 7 0 n the Student Lounge n addl ton lo Ladng the Bble study, Mr. Sueme wn speak n chapel on Tuesday and Thursday mornngs; and he wll lead prayers each evenng. Mr. Sueme l a nadl- Ol DaUa heologl al Semnary and has ac several pa tontes n - and New Je ejf He has. fo several year- bt n ol young peoples eonferenc groups n New Yo:. n. New Jer- Pn e, dng the Bble tudy on Frday Aprl 23, the nter- l. turn P( llow hp Wll hav, l annual pcnc at ' ongwood d n wll a semble al Lon al 30 and wll return " un fo He Blbl that nght All tudenl. faculty, and d mnstraton are nn ted to attend ll the servlce ol tha Chrl Emphaslt Week Stall ol 'Vrgnan' POT Released The ltm-48 tal ol the Vlr lnlan, B earb ok, has bean ently apponted edlto -n- Dolly Ann -'ee M. sanlo Uttra and Helen K junor from Wlnch ten be Dot W noke. n addton to tn ponta e McAlll t ll enlo Bobb) Jean Rob on, led B Lyon R Helen Agnew, Bey Johnson and r. y announce,: Jotnnclu -,l Jo... managl edt,n, hum 875 Ponts Place STC Weekly lops Rotunda h s been awarded P n n the twenty fourth annual contest of the Columba Bcholaatl Press A t Ml Columban" hon and ays The Frst Place :..up s elected for ts out..tan Mng qualtes, but t s ntended tha such recognl ' be a or,, d to not more than ten per cenl ol the class en >ut ol a possble one thous and ponts The Rotunda Scored Hnd, events fve, placn tself n tns top group, n ths Contest each paper s ompared wth the others n ts own partcular cla lflcatton and ed accordng to t relatve standng wth men The ratng hav.- been establshed after a study of what - onsttutes the - paper O f Th e Rotunda e ndues sad. "A go d l«wn per whl h m tcates : lve, hardworkng taff and -hp. General newspaper es capably executed." s the frst year that The Rotunda hs been submtted to t e Columba Schoastl Press As- on AH s tes publshed durng the frst semester of thl sa v re submtted These were under the drecton of Mary Helme Hred Edtor-n-Chef Students Of Spand Observe Pan-Amerca Unon Annversary t wll be Pan Amercan Day on the campus wth the h Club pre antng prohonorng the organsaton o tn- Pan-Amercan Unon at the regula mbly program al n 00 Pan Am n Unon was lon untl the Bogota up rsng last week. ' he program fo Thu dav wll m hde. n hstory ol the Unon and ts mportance to the a - Mm ha And The M D - wll be b Orac Kappes and 'M! --' d Alben n > n played a pano olo b; Puck< Asher, lnde n -n H nan nun o poems cal wrlte roup o songs Lyplcal ol the countre wll be presented membe ol the club The en.up wll pre enl Un B "hpn! the beglnne La "hlapam a nd La Borra mon 'Bb ml Adlo Much p ml h La Be '-'n.o vea tudenl Con and laambru L La Ouerra md the rron P -- rto Rco La ent B play tl pa mn nl and Ora Kap Dallla Ago tnl head th > Me, Dennls Low the nd R a tl page 4< Correcton nd ' ml - el for the Olls - lt ol Councl wth ll be J ' Junor from Lynchbu Va Pn denl Sophomore ron -

3 -k..' Page 2 Trbute to Cornne Baker t s mpossble to put nto mere words ll,,. ] feel at the untmely and unected death of our frend, our playmate our beloved classmate, Cornne Baker. Cornne was certanly one of the most well known members of her class. She came to S. T. C. as a freshman and mmedately danced her way nto the hearts of everyone. Cornne, full of energy and enthu la m, was not contenl to le a spectator n any college actvty. She was very actve n all groups n whch she belonged and partcularly we shall remember her dancng We can recall wth clarty Cornne's parts n every May Day. her antcs as Rag- ed> Ann, pnd her excellent presentaton of a lvely Cracker-Jack or lovely Moonlght. Full of '.' ace. Cornne was and wll he remembered as an ndvdual. Her sunny dsposton, her rresstble qurks of temperament, her nfectous gggle, and her cheery words have touched everyone who knew her and fur those thngs she wll he remembered. we her.' at s. T. C, have been enrched bj knowng Cornne and knowng her love fur us. We shall mss her hut we shall BOl he sad. fea, we shall remember and smle. for Cornne wll dance n our hearts. Rotunda Hatng Tn Rotunda ratngs have come back and we blushngly [..lnt wth prde to the work we dd under Mary's most able lead erahp, We worked hard to make The Ro- mdd a newspaper of whch the students ( mll he proud. Now that we have succeeded we shall not rest on these laurels, hut wll strve to contnue the good work and to push on even hgher f we possldv can. Ths s not the edtor's paper, nor the stall's paper alone, t belongs tbevery student on the campus. T H E ROTUNDA Establshed November * Publshed each Wednesday evenng of Ue college fear, except durng holdays and examnaton perods, by the students ot State Teachers College. Pnmvlle. Vrgna. Ofllce: Student Bulldln Phone 533 Box 6S Prnters: The Furmvllle Herald tepresented tor natonal advertsng by Natonal Advertsng Servce. nc.. college publshers repre-.tentutlve. 420 Madson Ave. New York. N. Y. Mrmlx-r \,un ntercollegate Press Assocaton ntend as second class matter March, '92 n the Pott Offce nl Karmvlle. Vrgna, under act of Manh STAFF Bpndle Hto n Chef Else Love Be.y Ma Edtor Anne Collle Ofgaln Busness Man - Jacquelne Eagle Chd Edtoral Aaal M rj Let h Me dlu New Edto Adelade Coble Edtor Wnfred Beard Bparta Edtor Tonl Allen Socal Edto Mld d ('..nne Advertsng Ma Jtan Crag Crculaton Ma Marj Lou Wlson l rpn Ma Edlterlal Assstants Man rlelme.lean tl ovln Jance Slavln Boothe, Martha Smth, n Robnson Bobbto Wall, Joyce Haralal Conn HeaUv Patsy G M mo bforrleen Arrlngtoo, Addle Dodd, Jane Qrej Jane Hum Ohlseln, Aususte Hargan, Nancy Je e, Ann Lynch Qlady Monk. Lou Bhelor, Owen smth. cam. stoop Botty Nachman, Lela Boaldln, Ruth Rado DJ Conne Lo spmkev.l Barbara Saunde Vrgna B. Busness \ssstants rn Harp \ Howard Jane Brnune M u lorte Hums. Martha Hylton Nancye Lte, Anne V WEDNESDAY, Al'K. 4, 948 THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, APRL Smokng Call Downs W t ' necessary for the Strdent Government Assocaton to gve call downs to these students who persst n throwng lghted cgarettes on the floors of the halls and of ther rooms'.' The matter has become a problem of the utmost mportance snce the safety of every student depends m the mmedate Btoppng of ths practce. Thoughtless smokers who persst n throwng ther lghted cgarettes on the floors ar< endangerng the lves am property of each one of us here at S.T.C. There are no fre proof buldngs on our campus. They are protected by sprnkler systems whch lessen the danger of fre. However, we cannot emphasze too strongly the fact tha death and dstncton result from fres n the mosl modern freproof buldngs. As t now stands, just one smolderng "butt" cast down by one careless smoker could ntate an undreamed-of halocaust. Receptacles rfor burned cgarettes are provded at the head and foot of each starway n the College except n Cunnngham where they should be nstalled, am there are ash trays n the second and thrd floor lounges n the man buldng. t s also an offense to smoke n the Rotunda and on the frst floor. Smokng n the gym a d n both '.he small and lar.ee audtorums s forbdden hut each day cgarette "butts", some of them stll burnng, are found n these places. f we wll consder for a moment the nflammablty of our buldng we wll realze the mmnent danger that surrounds us so long as careless smoker.- ar S. T. ('. students. n the nterest of all of S. T. C. the Student Government s consderng the enforcement ot a call down penalty on all gulty smokers. Must we admt our care lessness by makng ths necessary'.' OUR WORLD By Jacquelne Bach Pan-Amercan Week s beng celebrated n u moat ronc fashon ths year. The nnth nter-amercan Conference has been broken up by the rotng n Bogota whch was touched off by the shootng of Jorg Gatan, Colomban Lberal party loader. Only several days ago many of us stll felt tha f there were one conference between.at mls from whch there mjrht come some mea ure of success, that would be the nter-amercan Conference, Vet ths hope fades n the ljrht of the bloody confuson n Bogota. stll we fnd a glmmer of hope n the stuaton, We're heartened that Conservatve presdent.marano Ospna Perez has remaned n power and that hs government has retaned as much control as s possble under the crcumstance*. n addton be has reorganzed he cabnet dvdng t between Conservatves and Lberals who apparently are workng together forcefully and harmonously, However, we lmt the "workng harmonously" to members of the cabnet only. The trend of feelng among Conservatves, many Lberals, and foregn dplomat-, outstandngly Secretary of State Marshall, s tha nternatonal communsts are responsble for the outbreak n Bogota, ndeed the whole affar lterally reeks wth the stench of communsts, who seem to have been employng more and mure the old ">n.de and rule" polcy, At press tme, t hasn't been yet decded where or even whether tn resume the nter-amercan Conference, t must be resumed quckly at all costs; The Amercas must strengthen and reunte themselves n a common efforl to check the menace of communsm. t la left for a young and healthy.north and Smth Amerca to mend the nearly rotten peces nf the rest of the world. Gallop Pole What do you lke btm about the Rotunda? Paulette Pfer: enjoy tn turps most of all. but thnk thp ttles are napprop Blly Mns: always enjoy the queston of the week most, then letters to the edtor. They are usually qute nterestng And. of course, read Bed-Check...oke Watson: suppose lke the gossp column < Bed-Check > most. Margaret Wall: The prntng and the texture of the paper. Jenne Sue Webb: lke.-.port-. because 'm so athletc. Next best, lke Bed-Check, because Margaret Wall's name always appears n t. Ann Kurd: The letters to the edtor. They gve the students a chance to express ther deas. Marjarta Mller: lke Bed- Check best There's nothng lke prnted gossp Also dtto to Ann's tab ment Jean Stuart Babb: Personally, prefer the sports. After all, 'm a plv, cd. major. Dorothy Woods: lke Bed- Check. thnk we all lke b s gong on. gossp, etc. Kulhellen Meant lke Bed- Check. lke to read about my ' frends. Man TOwtas Waldrop: lke,the pctures. Ktlv llakns: Bed-Check. My : name s mentoned so much Gum-( hewers, Datng Couples Send Ambtous Students To Closets Not long ago, fred wjth ambton and deluged wth threats ol term papers. marched purpo fully to the lbrary. stalked to the reference room. SUTTOUnded myself wth books and plunged nto my work. Suddenly, there was a loud exploson! jumped half the mddle of the room b 'fore realzed had removed my shoes for complete comfort j durng my labors. As hopped dantly back to my char. looked around for the gun that had just been fred nstead. saw a wee lttle creature crackng her gum wth the force of a desel engne. She was chewng wth : such velocty that knew her would be worn down be- j lore the appearance of he: grey har- and frankly. was hopng t would happen sooner. That nght, for nstance After scowlng ferocously over my glasses (and to no aval) went back to work n the slence that was punctured by snap. crackle, pop every ffteen seconds. won't say became mmune to t. but was hopng t would happen even SOOfM That nght. for nstance. After scowlng ferocously over my glas... and to no aval' went back to work n the slence that was punctured by snap. crackle, pop every ffteen seconds. won't say became mmune to t, but was toleratng t. wthout lumpng out of my char. magne my boundless p. when two campus crtcs trpped n wth ther dates They sal at the table n front of me and whspered, snckered, gggled, and mumbled ove s reference book. want to state here and now that have absolutely noth- date As a matter of fad thnk they are a fne deaonly wsh had more myself. Bu wth only an hour and a half n whch to try to do two hours' work, and beng the type that requres comparatve slence fo concentraton, could have commuted wholesale slaughter. Realzng, from former ex penthat threaterng glances would make no mpresson, and would brng only "choce"? remarks, gathered up my books and retreated to a table on the far sde of the room. would probably have been perfectly happy here, except three grls, who must have been lltterary Crtcal each armed wth book, were readng aloud cerand passages and lentng on them. Some of comments were prceless. nne of the crtcsms really worthwhle, but at that pont wouldn't have apprecated a song and dance act by Lllan Russll, Bng Crosby and Rudolph Vallntno so o-o-. closed my books Wth an earthshakng bang and stomped out of the lbrary never to darken ts door' agan land that's a prayer, Wth typcal Amercan ngenuty, ht upon a soluton. moved my clothes, boxes, and shoes out Of my closet, and nstalled n t books rented begged, and nn rowed. There. spend many an hour by flashlght workng n soltude. f my respretory system holds out. thnk 'll gradual*, v 4 mnae N< nnvs On Saturday. Aprl 24. the Staunton alumnae chapter a/ll have ther annual luncheon Dr. Dabney s. Lancaster wll be the guest psake and alumnae trom Augusta, and adjonng countes are unted. Offcers of ths chapter are Ms Helen Cover.neweaver. presdent; Ms Elsabeth Sawye Walk) v e p u. n Elsabeth Barlow, ecretary; Mss Margn e s at ton. treasurer; and Ms. Ma.aet Mll Tunhe lake. hj 'o lan. Report of VTA The bu.me..' me. the Vn n.a ntercollegate Press Assocaton, held ;n LynchbUTg last Saturday, took up such matters of mportance to college publcaton. as he awardng of keys and ttfcates to qualfed members, the ssung of a newsletter to all Vrgna colleges coverng the acuv- the VTPA conferences, and the awardng of trophes to the publcatons ndeed :n the contest Reports from three publcaton groups were submtted artth n mams by the group The annual group proposed tha each publcaton have one vote n th( ton. that even member wth attendance at two conventons be elgble for key and certfcate wnch wll be ordered Ull the secretary wth tle approval of the presdent. and that the retery contact all schools Cot ex- B -papers. and magaznes, The aewspape roup drew up and presented four n whch were adopted ret >nncnons, That boards of publcatons up by student. n n where undue faculty censorshp hampers free Student cxpesson. _' That a new,le le be sent out, Contanng a complete report of the Conventon, to all schools n the state. 3. That the secretav CO a lst ol all publcatons for use n exchange. 4. That an exchange of pctures ot mutual nterest be et up, The magazne roup prop that each school, rather than each Contnued /TOM Page t Bed Cheek The week-end really proved to be qute a gala occason o eve one! Representng our school at Chapel Hll were Polly Calwell. "Boo,"' Atknson, and Owen Smth, n f you don't thnk they had a fne tnu k am Havng a super plus nne B Rchmond over the week-end. was Joan Hahn We thnk datng one Duke man" would be w-o-n-de-r-f-u-. but we can't magne datng two at the same tumtl Our new Mrs Baker, formerly Preda Dansbuge smply out of the world wth happness Our best wshes to them both" We hear Carolyn Calhoun. Page Heath Mlle Span, Anne Robnson, and Gnny Walsh all had a mghty fne tme n Petersburg. Another Of our far belles who has added that certan t " thng to her thrd fnger left hand s June Nchols, and t s really u beauty. Pndng much entertanment n South Hll were.lame. Corky, Johnne 'n Jacke Stll havng that certan lll'l twnkle n bar eyes snce she returned from V. M.. dam l Nancy Bhackleford. We see the Duke and DlK h are stll playng court' Must leave you for ths week. but n promsng to be back next week wth all the latest See ya'll at Fan-Hel Or, are you gong to the dances at Vrgna'.' F.d. Note t seems roncal that n a poll conducted to fnd out what the students lke or want to crtcze n the paper, for the purpose of gudng the staff n makng the "Rotunda" what t should be. that, almost wthout excepton you have chosen Bed Check S he favorte H s wthout doubt our worst feature ACP says, "Gossp column often tends lo be n bad taste." Columba says t's "hgh-school" journalsm. We'd cut t out but we value our lves.

4 L&ngben To Succeed Baker As Charman Anne Langben wll replace, Corlnne Baker who was recently njured n an automoble accdent, accordng < an announcement made by Mrs. Merle Landrum Monday, Aprl 2. Mrs. Landrum also announced tha May Duy practce a Long-, wood started todaj wth pra l t al 3 45 p. m. at xmgwood, Reporter Fnds Story Of Rotunda Murals 'n-' four m actvtes ' well rounded lfe al 8. T. c. have been llluatrated for us by beautful pantngs found n the dome ol the Rotunda, These act! are Teachng. Study, Medtaton, Recreaton and Portrat ol the four men nfluence n the foundng of tol chool are also lound n the now faded work of an talan Amercan artst from Pttsburgh Thomas Jefferson s the father of publc educaton orgn of the Normal School dea t Horace Mann who s portrayed Wth W.. Ruffnen. the flrsl presdent and founder of the State Female Normal School Also lound here s a pcture of J. L. M. Curry, charman " the flrsl board of drectors of the new nsttuton. Have you notced these pantngs? Fev. 0 us have such a work 0 an -tumd hold a con- n the rotunda Mr. Graham nform- us that durng the nexl bennal the pantngs wn be retouched The wa nterrupted work on an ndrecl lghtng system whch wll n le completed Phone unon " demand rse nf SO cent- an hour lntvltv BSVCB 'll, ne l\ Pot Yur Sandwches and Drnks Up To 0 P. M. Southsde Drug For satsfyng results Send your clothes to us Kleanwell Cleaners VST MM Government Heads Leave For Florda Tucker Wnn and Marjore Mller left here ths afternoon to attend a conventon of heads Stud- ( nt Government Assocatons a! the Unversty of Florda, Talleh- Tns ((nventon s beng held for the purpose ol tranng the n totterng student partlcpaton n natonal organ /.a- COOperoton n facultytudenl government and nterest.h pa' pal on n extra-cur- :K ular actvt :s wll also.tt m a short tt Lnng course mentary law. Rep»rt of VTA Con tn ued /rom Page 2 publcaton, have one vote to be. by the senor member. t was decded at the Rchmond last fall that one vote per school mould stand untl the consttuton approved 0 ths procedure ' Lynchburg. A recommendaton was also submtted that the peake next year be famlar Wth all three types of publcatons f such a p. ake Can be procured Snce the old consttuton was not n the avalable fles t was moved and curc tha Pat Strpln appont hmself a commttee from an old one beng sent to hm by M Alexander Hudgns from Baltmore n the near future The secular, remnded the tha only fve publcatons have pad the dollar fee charged to cover malng and other ncdental expenses ncurred n her dutl A resoluton ol thanks to Pat Btrpln for hs fne job a.' Presdent of VPA was passed and hanks also wen' to Dck Combs and Betsy Ellot of Lynchburg College for then management of he conventon on ther campus. Whan M" thnk nf flowers Thnk nf nrs COMB TO Collns Florst n Taster Flowers FRESH SALTED PEANUTS Daly NEWBERBVS And sec the must f.dorable wash frocks ever - Tlt Perkns" "Betty Barclay" "Dors Dodso $5.95 l " $4.95 CLEARANCE SALE! BOWEN JKWK.KHS Successors To OAKLAND, NEWMAN A wnr EN Prce Slashed On Almosl Everythng n Btock n Order to Reduce nventory. Bargans Prom 9c Upl THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, APRL Page 3 Assocaton Meets To Plan Tournament The Vrgna Hockey Assocaton met on Saturday, Aprl 3, at the Hotel Jefferson n Rchmond to decde where the Vrgna State Hockey Tournament s to be held next fall. They also decded to try, for one year, the plan of pretournamenl games accordng to OS. To be an actve member, a school must have played four games wth other schools the precedng year and have two Hockey felds. Snce Farmvlle does not have two felds and dd not play four games t s a member of the Alled As. The Alled A group s beng dvded nto two raphcal sectons, thus cuttng down travelng tme. A commttee, made up of a representatve of each group, wll meet n the next few weeks to decde where the pre-tournaments wll be held. when, and the the tme-length of the halves. t s hoped that the commttee wll consder the nvtaton ssued by Farmvlle, at the last meetng, to be hostess lor a secton of the Alled A group. Vrgnus Dabney Contnued trotn Page cratc texts, and youth groups. supervsed by Amercan and Brtsh forces, have been establshed, are reachng about 25 per cent of the youth, a number that educators feel s adequate to brng about a democratc change. Most German educators, all of whom have been selected for ther opposton to the old regme, feel that the process of changng the vewpont of the country wll take a generaton. Very lttle progress s beng made by the Germans n rebuldng, the speaker sad. There s no machnery; the natves are weak from lack of food; and 25 per cent of the country's agrcultural lands have been absorbed by Poland and Russa. Dr. Dabney S. Lancaster ntroduced the speaker, and Robert Wakefleld. of the musc department sang two numbers at the exercses. Our Food s The Best We Am To Please YOU (nun- n and try a Platr Lunch or Sandwch COLLEGE SHOP Meet Me At... Shannon's for the Fnest Food n Town Shannon's, nc. Do you lke DOGWOOD? See the newst NORCROSS Sgnoture Note Amerca's 8*t-lg>«d Grttng Card NORCSOSS NC 44 MA0SON AV. N. T. Patterson Drug Co. Mary Hardwck, nternatonal Tenns Star To Conduct Clnc at STC on Aprl 5 Mss Mary Hardwck. nterna-; tonally known tenns star, wll conduct a tenns clnc at -'arm-! vlle State Teachers College, Thursday, Aprl 5 for the beneft of nterested students. Mss Ruth Mary Harwck. now Mrs. Charles K. Hare, was born n Wmbledon. Kngland. She began playng tenns n 930. When she went to Wmbleton and saw Tlden and Helen Wlls Moody wn the Champonshp, she decded that she wanted to follow n ther footsteps. n 93 she reached the semfnals of Junor Champonshp at Wmbledon. Ths was her second tournament She began recevng l tuton from Dan Ma kll at the All England Club. n 933 she was selected to represent Great Brtan n Frst nternatonal Match vs. Germany and Prance. n 935 she played Helen Wlls Moody and held match ponts frst tme Helen has lost set snce 927. Durng he toured South Afrca wth the Brtsh team. n 936 Mss Hardwck represented Great Brtan vs. Unted States n the Wlghtman Cup Match. n 937 she won double and mxed doubles n Scandna vlan Champonshp at Copen hagen. She also won South of Prance Sngles Champonshp at N c e. Brtsh Covered Court Champonshp and Scottsh Champonshp, and represented Great Brtan vs. Unted States n Wghtman Cup Matches. n 938 she won the Scandnavan Champonshp Sngles and Doubles at Helsnk; beat Helen Wlls Moody at the tournament n Weybrdge, England frst tme she had been beaten snce 927; and also beat respectve veng champons of Australa. France, and the Unted States 'Dodo Bundy, Smone Mathou and Anta Lzana. 939 found Mss Hardwck tourng Jamaca wth Brtsh Team, beatng Sarah Palfrey twce; wnnng every tournament n whch she competed n England; and representng Great Brtan n Wghtman Cup Match. n 940 she won tournaments n Los Angeles. Palm Beach, Mam, Hot Sprngs St. Lous etc.. Snce 937 she has never been Schedule Announced For Tenns Clnc 9:30 A. f. Lecture and group dscussons H e a h Educaton loom and Courts. Majors and advanced players 0 A. M. Group nstructon for above group tenns courts A. M Group nstructon for begnners-tenns courts :45 P M. -Group nstnct on for vstors and the S. T. C. boys tenns courts 3 P. M. -Exhbton match by Mss Hardwck and Mr. Gernsey tenns courts The schedule for the Tennr Clnc whch wll be held on the S. T. C. campus Thursday. Aprl 5, was announced by Mss Her on Monday. George Ann Lews and Martha Berry wll be n charge of the program durng the day. CAM NOW COSMETCS and WHTMAN'S CANDES (Jray's - Truly a Drug Store Han/ Other (sful (ftn Flowers for Kvrry Dance or Specal decson Chas. E. Burg llorlst MARY HARDWCK beaten by a Brtsh player and -nce 935 has ben What he calls, 'My Favorte Partner' by Km Quetav of Sweden, Mss Hardwck made her prof tana debut at M d on quare Garden on January playng aganst Alce Marble Th ame year she toured the Unted States n company wth Donald Budge. Bll Tldu. and Alce Marble Whle n the Unted t.ue- she played n ove ctes and the tour lasted fve and one-half months. Durng ths tme -he played so well that she won many vctores over the pre ent world champon. After ths tou was over she devoted her tune to playng matches for the Brtsh War Relef and the Bundles for Brtan organzaton, and also for the ad of her own fund, whch was called 'The Mary Hardwck Wmbledon Fund' to provde moble canteens for the sorely stressed ctzens of her own home town n England. n 943 she made tours ol Army, Navy, and Ar Force campat bass for the entertanment ol the offcers and men n the forces n the Southwest, the Mddlewest and the East on the U. S. A. Also, she gave tenns clncs and exhbtons n hgh schools and colleges throughout the country On January 30, 943, she ma Charles E. Hare. U.S. Army former no. Brtsh Davs Cup Beorc Kh Thorn Bds New members were elected to Beorc Eh Thorn local honor 0 rety n Englsh at the meetm held Thursday evenng, Aprl 8. Grls who receved bds are Ma garet Dllon. Gertrude Drver, Helen Kardln, Jula Rucker, and Los Steven Campus Groapfl Con tm n ram Pagt t Mdlothan, t n l ret Ml ed Garnet. Chase otunda re portet Pram Pat ley, vm ft burg, and Rebec a Beward mond, octal charmen; and Ha net Bteel Pot m Lh p charman Westmnster ellowshlp Wostmlnlste Fellowshp the votng people group ol t fe P e byterlan church cho e Betty Hou' Not folk p BSldl Ha t. tudent l Han pden Sydney as vce pre denl Ague Dngedne, Harrlsonburg, tary; and Anne Smpson. At A', '..:.:.. Tlt: CONV M M MTOHK KOK \<. \ AM) s n vt 6. F. Butcher Co. Tenns P n 944 she was offcally requested by the war Department K make toun Wth Alce Marble for the entertanment and Moral Buldng Dvson ol the Armj and Navy. These tours ncluded entertanng the WACS and lvng Wac n the enlsted grls bat rnk- throughout the country, enterta g al WAVE nstallaton and wth Alce Marble went on the flrsl overseas ent.trtaln nel tour ever made n war tme by cvlan athlete to Central Amercan, Canal Zone and Pana ma D t n thl l me he l o exhbtons to rase funds fo the Amercan Red Cross, and contrbuted to Wa Bond drves She contnued lectures, tenns clnc. am exhbtons n schools nd ' ollegea nude tour- ol Armj and Navy camps m contnental Unted States and overseas. she retuned to England n 948 to contnue exhbtons and clncs for Alled Force, m Euro] tthe contnent and lberated counnd England), took pan n xhbltona tor Brltl h chantes and gave lectures and talks to w.u Worket etc She entertan ed Alled servcemen and women n Berln, Prankfurt, and othe sectons o occuped Qermany. n 046 she made lterary debut Tennl Peature Wrter and Crtc o "The London Evenng News" 'and Wrote numerous a tdes on tenns and t value fo magaznes, n August 846 he returned to the Unted States and contnued "cllnfcs" m colleges and school, a n exhbton matches wth Charles Hare. Donald Budge, Alce Marble and others Another outstandng p who wll le on the campus the same day s Mr. Prank Qernsey He s vet y out landng n tenns and he and Mss UAU\ wck wll gve an exhbton match n tenns ll : 00. Councl nstalls New Members New student Councl members were nstalled last nght at a meetm: of the Student Body n the audtorum. Tucker Wnn, retl dem of the Student Government Assocaton, nstalled Marjore Mller a presdent The new presdent then admnstered the oath of offce n Jane Pox who ucceeds Jean Bentley as vce-presdent; Patsy (Utter, who succeeds Jane ecretary; and Elzabeth B who succeed, Jacke Hob btt a treat urer. ther n Ay talled memb s are Martha QlUum, prea- ' nl '. House ' 'uncl, Jesse '.< ken presd nt of tre Ath- \ elaton; Laura Jean to :. pre de o the T. w C A and JSM kt Bobbltt, Owen Cres Prankle Dod on and tha Hylton, Louse aylo. an Wat olass repreeentatlvea n.h addre to the new ooun l memb and to the Student Body ) Dabm v Lan U otn almented the COUM on work pa yea and expt ed hs apprec o lally to Tucker Wnn ) A and H tm 'hen untrng N behalf of the Sllldel OCl and the Slule n closng he offered 0 v me to each anl lent, P (..nu. Mo Adelade Coble Wlncheste wa elected presdent " P Oamma Mo. Mary Evelyn Mles, Saxs s new vce p' denl, El Drew ' reta and Color Cup lack s Watson, Hampton Standng To Dale U NorUrrn Neck ( lull Red A Whte Oreas A Whte Offcers n the Northern cu tm the comng n. Lou W pre ( leu.o use Taylor ol ok H. presdent Margaret a. Lvely, >. bl and Mas Acree, Pamhao Basketball BJ ) Cas, 0 v Cas, An hot v Swmmng. Cla

5 P Pag< Meet the Faculty; MHsa Man Pomeroj Ntohola.'.,. Pom noj ' : m the S ' C another membe ol ou faculty who, n net own bred n PBJ mvlle bra pat < )n h. for one who haa devoted as much tme to a as M T C. when from nu-- rn. she found Randolph- Ma on Woman her frst "choce, would. untl the followng tal Parmvllle Ml Nchols lked :.>l tll' md four. Snce then, she hasn' been rsell n he t more than. n all. des takng her Ma : the Oh ol Vlr- M '. studed al mbla Unlve lty, Oho State Unve tj Penn lylvana Stal Unv<. L)uk.' Unversty Currently she la Qute enthu about thl comln mme ta; a the Bredtoal School of Englsh n Mddleburj Language school n Connectcut, where her currculum wll m hde crtcal study n the European n< Afc graduaton from Parmvllle '.. Nchols tau{ht Jeffe " Hgh school n Roa : A Ml, H, turnng home to ho.ma mater n MR, she was juggled» "AC n a lou departments, teachng successlvel) Span! Hstory, and fnal'.'. :. down to Englsh. A member of Kappa Delta P. P Kappa Delta 'natonal debate so-. ety eh Thorn, Mss Nlchol ocate member al Alp.'.a Kappa Gamma and an honorary member of P Gamma Mo Amercan lterature, n Mss Nchols' chosen feld of Englsh. - to ntrgue her more am..he me ol he greatest thrlls hll Englsh comes when llle lght bleaks tn a student who has htherto been unretpon to drve home (be fne ponts of ramma am rhetorc Nchols g.c a course "f comparatve ltera- m Prench, Spansh, and language ne al consttute another the ma. nb : '.oh Us. ho under the nfluence of her rench mothe abbllng he l tench language b could speak : should have «hobbles s one ol Mss Nchols' n tu belefs He hobbj combned travel and study, whk h she pa.ks nto he summer vacagood.me of brdge" Mss NCholl Stckng lo he obey of pokng fun Moll l-.lknr, and le a qutel old College Purchases Corner Property On Hgh S reel" ' he p. tn Qllllam OC ol Race and : J the Parmvll ollege been annum,-d b] H Dabney S presdent of the college Ths properv. now occuped \ Charles E, Burg. Plorlal md nng home, has a xtj '-.. frontage on Hgh K along Race He Othl owned propert) The acquston o thl p the college otl fo two blocks Dean Savage Speaks Dean Wllam Savage ol B poke al the annual banquet ol the Nottowaj Count) Teachers Assocaton on Aprl 3 n Blacktone, Vrgna The tubjecl ol h talk was Ould U n A p. pok n mberland nch - hool on who Should do to Colleg Mssour Val PS fo tood control 'Fashon Joad* Style Revew Set For Wednesday Berry, Educatonal Stylsl of the Smplct) Pattern Company, wll present a fashon show ;ed "Pashon Road to Sprng" n the sma audtorum at State Teache Wednesday, Aprl 2, at four n lock. la luons. all shown n sze fourteen, wll nclude a polka dot slk shantung dress; a brown permanent crease blouse MSS OLVE BERRY wth a terra-cotta prnt -krt: an aqua chambray blouse wth a grey rayon skrt and Whte wool coat: and a yellow suede woo] sul wth a toast rayon blouse. Also a lavender prnt musln dress; a green prnted sheer wool dress wth a whte satn pettcoat a green falle taffeta evenng dress wth a green falle taffeta bag; and a mauve harkskn sut shown Wth a whte terry cloth poncho. The fashon -how wll offer a revew of the new sprng styles. and admsson - wthout charge. Pat ems of the dresses shown may be pun based at several of M, local department -lore.. Grls kdvl d lo wrte down the number! of the styles n whch they a ted, f the; desre o purcha e patterns. Model- for the "Fashon Road lo Sprng" wll be selected b] [Catherne Tupper, of the Home Economc- Department The names of the grls model.n- an-.n,- al P Jont Rehearsals Retan on Oratoro The the S. T. C. Chor and he lampden-8 Uee Club beng n p paratton u The CreaUon tonght a' Hampdensyd lor wll be the dnner ol.. - Ole.no have been en- wnutlon to be "'.en n 'he S. T. C. May» am al Ramp len - on Ma are Florence Mannng, \ ' ' no Tckets whch Wll -oon l sale for b at (fk' each, Pan Amercan ttnued M h club on pua. d of 70 members Wth Manla Aud.-n For any Specal Occason Gve garetta Caaea ml Lghten MARTN'S THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, APRL l-l 0-8 Dancng Heart s Stlled As Cornne Baker Des A ay youn hearl eased bcat nght when Cornne Hnes Jr.. of 80 Maple shc.de lane. Onter Park, Rchmond, mbed to njures sustaned n all automoble.udent Saturdaj nght. Wth Cornne n the fala wreck was Ernest Wllam Swe brar Road, Rchmond. tu tan: - ly. J, Wth US her ab yesterday the halls rang [rllsh laughter, n seem truou tha no She.lau.d her waj now made sad by Her talents were a- numerous s her fll ms. ye; she never push self foro a pllar of strength n many organze- C lllon C ub, s m S ma 8gm,. nd O hesl '.v. her SU v Day. Crcus and Producton would have been n- "onp As,der of the Cotllon Club, she led Sprng Cotllon wth he. :.. larland Wng feld Baker. When Jula Booher ted studes for matrmony, Cornne look over s presdent of Orchess to nfuse all the memwth her own enthusasm. BveJ nch a lady. Cornne Was dependable and sympathetc. Her hp was the quet knd tha takes hold and spreads Before comng to S. T. C. Cornne attended grammar school n Sands ton, Chandler Juno H and Thomas Jefferson School, where she was a chee leade On March 20. Cornne celeb: a' ed her twenty-f us brthday He fa caught the glltte of tn' her part '.- ave her. There wa a damond fo each of her spark- The flowl Ol "» h, h -he loved bank her las, place :..'. ve my gref fo one am Thy creature, whom found BO far. hold t true, what'er befall.. when..mow most, '. bette to haw loved and lost Than never to have loved at all." Scholarshps Planned 'New Look' Replace By Vrgna Hoard Weather n (ab-fest The State Board of Bducaton.nounced ts regulatons for admnsterng the scholarshpauthorzed at the Specal Sesson of the Vrgna General Assembly, 947. and contnued and lberalzed by the 948 Sesson, Scholarshps now avalable wll be for summer school students, who are college graduates, or are holders of a Normal Professonal Certfcate, or to those who are holders of an Emergency Teachers Lcense based on two or more years of college tranng, or teachers who wll take tranng n physcal and health educaton, musc, and art. or hgh school teachers who wll take tranng n any of the followng subject matter felds: natural scences mathematcs, foregn languages, ndustral arts, commercal educaton, agrculture, home economcs, trade and ndustral educaton, lbrary scence and dstrbutve educaton. Though the State Board has not actually authorzed such scholarshps for the wnter sesson, t s.\peed that full authorzaton wll be granted at the Aprl meetng of the Board. Scholarshps for the wnte son would provde a sum no) to exceed S They wll be open smentary prospectve teachdurng the current wnter sesson. - expected that prospectve secondary teachers who wll lake tranng n physcal or health educaton, musc and art, o pectlve lecondary teachers m these subject maler felds natural scences, mathematcs, foregn languages, ndustral commercal educaton agrculture,; home economcs, trade and ndustral educaton, lbrary scence, and dstrbutve educaton wn l«awarded the scholarshps. nstructons for applyng for summer school scholarshps may be obtaned n Dr. Lancaster's Applcatons for summer school scholarshps must be submtted to the sae Superntendent Of Publc nstructon not later than June 948. \ssocate Kdtors CmlK'd from Pave l Edtor, and Busness ASM reman to be chosen These names wll be announced m nevt week's Rotunda. VERSER'S.lust Receved A Lot Of Samsonte Luggage VERSER'S We snr fa 'leasr" The "New Look' has been the most talked about thng ths pas) year exclusve of the R ;, stuaton. So far t has been lke the weather everybody talks about t, but no one does anythng about t. There s lttle doubt, though, that the women lke t much better than the men. Ths has been proven by the polls taken on the subject. n a recent wrte-up n Woman's Day magazne, one promnent man stated that a thn woman looked as f she were a bean pole n a ballerna skn and a heavy woman looked as f she were a walkng ran barrel He went on to state that unless a woman was a perfect 5 feet 5 nches tall and weghed 20, the looked Perfectly revoltng n the latest styles. Poll after poll was taken last summer n the ctes by the local newspapers gettng the men's opnon on the subject. Ther opnons were defntely not n favor of t. Even the women grped at frst. They remarked.that they lutely would not wear the latest styles, and ths would cause the clothng manufacturer! to change back. The argument was "women versus manufacturers." The manufacturers won. The women have softened and are actually eras] about the "New Look" n most of ts phases. The "New Look'' has dsadvantages, however. The gre one s the stran on the pocket book n order to secure a com- pletely new wardrobe. f one was fortunate enough to have a hem n some old clothes, t helped matters a good deal. The dffculty n havng to take smaller stepand the dffculty of havng to step on trans and etc., s an mportant factor to be consdered also. Well, "New Look" or otherwse. one has to admt that t has gven people a lot to talk about, and say. what would the rado corned- have done for Jokes wthout t? TEACHERS WANTED NEW GRADS publc, prvate schools. Wthout experence begn at $2,500 up. Annual nto $3,500 $4,500. More fo Masters. Pacfc coast, Florda, Mchgan, others. DOCTORS and MASTERS for leadng Colleges and Unvers- felds and locatons. larl«fuk NKOM V hone, photo and qualfcatons. C.NE TEACHERS AOENCY ] Uchlgan.. ll.ol \< r ;. \:->- \ Roll RTSON Noted Panst Plays Before Woman's Club -'c:, m Rchardson! known plant ' wll >. heard n a rectal al the ''..::.'. llle WO Club tor membe Aprl 4 at 8 p.m. n the Student Loun of Co: or of ml and won hghest honors m She contnued her study John Powell, and ha- taught n the musc department Of S Catherne- School for Orls, She has played wth Hans Kllldler and U phony, and has appeared larly n rado symphonc work n fork. She well known n the South through n Vrgna. North and South Carolna and A, l> Ron ev t..', women must keep : :V e. Bology Professor Attends Conference attend h.n of menl wll outh to " held n Galnes llle Florda, wll dscu the work ol the.' ths sn ATTENTON! Beards On Rale 3 for $.00 see al-,, n- \eu \lllllll Russan EsetH Overture AT WLSONS FRESTONE STORE KEEP FUN GONG PAUSE FOR COKE lottud UNDER AUTHORTY OF THE COCA-COA COMPANY T vkhbrg Csea Pels OUUM <» C 948, Th. Coca-Cola Company