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1 TELEPHONE NEWS TEMS TO THE FLAT HAT FLAT :; Suden Consiuion Campus Office Phone 157 Prin Shop (Mondays) THE COLLEGE OF WLLAM AND MARY On Page Two VOLUME XXX NO, 21 WLLAMSBURG, VA., TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1940 Z-792 arsly acks ii ow use ignis Bee Shows Grea A rray of Suden Talen "We old yon so, we old you so" hree hours of laughable, lovable fun enerainmen. "A-Nickel Ain' Nohing" proved o be somehing here is no need "Wondering Why?" as i is an esablished fac by now ha he Varsiy Show was he hi of he season, By far he bes feaure of he show was he musical, rendiions, a majoriy of which were wrien by Harold Lazaron, who deserves much praise for his abiliy. Versaile Tom F.orhyh no only did a good job direcing he show, bu also wroe many of he clever lyrics, ook par in several dance numbers. Seve Lendi showed much finesse in puing over he solos of "T 0 Pool a Hear Tha Loves You", "Ten o Ten", which were his own composiions. "Privae Lesson n Love", "Siser Annie", " Wan a Bee-bee Gun" sung by he Varsiy Show Men's Trio wen over wih a bang. Arm Harkless, enor solois, hough possessing a fine voice was no quie up o his sard of his pas performances. Eux Birne, bass solois, gave a good performance, paricularly s 0 when we consider ha i was his firs performance before a large audience. Boh he Arm Harkless, however, would have done well o have memorized he lyrics o heir songs. "Hangover Blues" sung by he Men's Chorus wih George Young, Maser of Ceremonies, aking he solo par, creaed quie a sensaion. The Varsiy Show girls Trio made a lovely combinaion of swee harmony. The variey of acs was he spice of he show for' cerainly here was no soninhiy of plo. The various dance numbers proved o be an ineresing diversion. Virginia Smih was ercellen in he Hula Dance scene, while Pogo Brown Evelyn Cosby personified he American jierbug crade o perfecion along wih he res of he chorus of rug-cuers. There was he slap-sick comedy of h e Freddie, Eddie Bey vaudeville skech wih a realisic inerpreaion of a drunkard by Dave Quinlan, who also wroe some of he comedy acs. The "Mellerdrammer" Ac brough many laughs. Edna Whie in his several oher skis gave splendid porrayals. Harrie Sprague did exceedingly well in her monologues. L '. M, ome Ec. Noe On a whole humor reigned hroughou he show, alen was pleniful, originaliy was ai ousing feaure. n is enirey, producion was by sudens only, for heir effors he Varsiy Show saff cas deserve admirable praise applause. Home Economics Embarrasing lamens. " There was" an acciden in he ;jiac^ce hoiise' las Monday. LiliLsjrj'; Douglas was "in Cookie's u>oni. She looked' around for an jri^'ray,.'a'celluloid soap-dish se-ve'd he purpose, bu in a mor n' i had burned hrough, :h c coon bedspread wen up in i merry blaze. seemed as ;m.«ugh here would be a caas- -rophe, bu one of he home-eeono-.'zb sudens grabbed he blazing bedspread carried i o a bah- Sob ending an embarassing mo-»,«en. Lovely, Lovely ~,6/A **mj^s z-f: ;i«",."k mm. mmmmim ^-^^ Swinging Swaying above wha was probably he op ski in he Varsiy Show are members of he lucious hula ski "Pualani." - Phoo by Jack Garre Hansom Leer Advocaes Richmond Trip For Show To Edior of The Pla Ha: have been approached by numerous members of he suden body of he College Richmond Alumni on he subjec of wheher or no his year's Varsiy Show i s going o Richmond on April 4 o be performed in he Lyric Theaer as previously scheduled. A his ime 'm unable o issue any definie saemen one way or he oher. Many hings mus be considered before such an underaking is enered upon. The quesion of ransporing & housing a cas crew of approximaely one hundred persons is wihou doub a difficul one o give. The hling of he show o Richmond is furher complicaed by he necessiy of hiring Union workers o sage he 'show. All in all i i s an expensive underaking one which should be hled wih grea care. Neverheless feel sure ha wih he proper co-operaion from suppor of he suden body, faculy, adminisraive officials, he Richmond alumni his 1940 Varsiy Show would be well received would reflec real credi on he College of William Mary. mus be remembered ha his show is produced enirely by sudens here a he College. Due o lack of ime in rehearsal, he press of mid-semeser exams, mid-winer formals, i became quesionable as o wheher or no he show would go on according o schedule. was produced on ime bu wihou doub misakes were made. The managemen of he show feels sure ha a considerably improved somewha shorened producion could be saged successfully in Richmond despie he many difficulies in is pah. There is no doub ha he show has immense possibiliies as was well illusraed on boh nighs of is producion here in Williamsburg. The managemen feels ha he show, afer a careful revision could well be adaped o he Richmond audience. Sincerely yours, Arhur B. Hanson Presiden, The Backdrop Club W&M Sudens To Aend Conf. A Chapel Hill Warner Moss To Speak "Th e Unied Saes in a World a War" will be discussed by expers a he Souheas nernaional Relaions Clubs, Conference o be held a he Universiy of Norh Carolina, Chapel Hill, Mar A feaure of he program will be he suden round ables on world affairs oday. The disinguished speakers who will address he conference will be guess, of he Carnegie Endowmen for nernaional Peace which (Coninued on page wo)!$spw 7 99 John Dillard, Presiden; Jack Garre, Vice-presiden; Bernard Russell, Secreary-Treasurer; Gordon Holl; Pee Cox; John Sumner; Charles Frey, Lised above are he members of he "7" Sociey for he session. Each year he ou-going Senior members of he Sociey selec seven juniors o carry on during he following school year. College B Well Received The William Mary Symphonic B Chorus, conduced by Ramon G. Douse, gave is spring concer on March 17 in.phi Bea Kappa Hall. Th e program was divided ino four pars: a group of marches, hree choral numbers, wo modern one pieces wo novelies, finally he Alma Maer. The b played well wih careful aenion o conrass, especially in he "Picures a an Exhibiion" by Moussorgsky Sibelius' "Pinlia." The chorus did is bes work in "Break Forh 0' Beaueous Heavenly Ligh," a chorale by Bach, "High Barbary," a radiional chaney. The novelies, "n a Clock Sore" he une heard so much in he pas fooball season, "The Beer Barrel Polka" were enhusiasically received by he audience. The highligh of he program was he playing of "Pinlia" he choral accompanimen by he mixed double quare. The marial ausere music he hymnlike qualiy of he chorus were beauifully conrased. As encores he b played he "Vicory March" by Sousa "n a Clock Sore" by Orh, repeaed a he audience's requess. Professor Douse said ha he b had iplayed remarkably well. Prom he eoncer'srecevion he audience evidenly agreed wih him, Harvard Sends Suden Orch. Here March 31 William Mary is having a Spring Fesival of Music immediaely afer he Easer recess his year. Two of he ousingfeaures of he Fesival will be an orchsral concer by he Harvard Universiy Symphonic Orchesra on Sunday, March 31, a 4 o'clock, a concer of chamber music by a faculy rio from Converse College on April 2 a 8 o'clock. There is an obvious conras in he wo programs he firs is an example of he suden iniiaive of a famous norhern universiy; he second is an exremely differen musical ype also is a represenaion of faculy alen of an excellen Souhern girl's college. Malcolm H. Holmes has been conducor of he Harvard Symphony Orchesra since is 125h season in Graduaed from Harvard in 1928, Mr. Holmes has a well-esablished repuaion in New Engl as a violinis. n addiion o his posiion wih he Harvard Pierian orchesra, Mr. Holmes is heregular conducor of he Radeliffe Wellesloy College orchesras. n he summers of he aended a conducing conference in Engl, led by Sir Adrian Boul. Mr. Holmes is he regular conducof he Berkshire Music Cener which opens is firs season his summer under he direcorship of Serge Koussevisky. The Pierian Sodaliy iself is he conrolling body behind he Harvard Universiy Orchesra. is he inner group of members of he Orchesra who have served one year in ha organizaion have been eleced o membership in he Pierian. A presen i is a self-supporing symphonic organizaion which numbers abou fify musicians drawn from ail deparmens of he universiy. (The club was formed in 1808 by a group of enhusiasic musicians mainly flue players. This was a social as well as a musical organizaion. For he firs decades, he Pierian mainained an'informal amosphere. The meeings mixed rehearsals wih refreshmens; ofen he gaherings" closed wih a serenade beneah he windows of some fair young lady. n addiion o a proud aniquiy, he Pierian has a proud paerniy. n 1837 a group of is former members organized ino he acive Harvard Musical Sociey; from his group sprang he Boson Symphony Orchesra, in is earlier days, he Pierian was direcly responsible for he dem which resuled in he founding of he firs chair of music in he universiy. This is one of he (Coninued on page 2) SecV Perkins; ei w Seminar Sponsors Talks of Famous Visiors Here For he closing meeings of is 1940 session, he Marshall-Wyhe Seminar will presen wo disinguished speakers of naion-wide prominence ineres, noably, Mrs. Frances Perkins, Secreary of he Unied Saes Deparmen of Labor, George Gallup, founder head of he American nsiue of Public Opinion, which has become noed for is accuracy in deermining naional senimen on ousing quesions. Secreary Perkins is scheduled o appear here on April 2, Gallup will speak on May 9. Though he opics of boh speakers are unannounced as ye, each of hese eminen persons should have much o say ha will prove of ineres value o he suden body. The 'seminar has offered an unusually fine selecion of speakers his season, all qualified expers in heir respecive fields. Mr. Prank P. Evans, Chairman of he Unemploymen Compensaion Commission 0f Virginia, opened he seminar on February 1; he was followed by Noel Sargen, Secreary of he Naional Associaion of Manufacurers, who creaed much ineres by his discussion of he Wagner Ac. The hird lecurer on March 7 was Dr. J. J. Corson who gave a defense of he new Social Securiy Program, las Thursday a member of he Civil Service Commission, Arhur S. Flemming, discussed he adminisraion of he Federal Civil Service Sysem. On he whole he speakers have proved boh informaive eneraining. FLASH The Deparmen of Fine Ars has jus announced a change in producion for he las presenaion by he William Mary Theare. The final play will be Noel Coward's "Hay Fever" raher han he previously announced "Alcesis of Euripedes". Tryous will be held on Thursday, a wo o'clock in he College Kichen. N APPRECATON "Did you noice he clever sulan he beauy on he sage eurains?" Thanks for he hard work of he day sudens, especially Miss Helen Vince, a homeeconomics major. From he, office of he, recording secreary, Dr. Donald Davis, of he Alpha chaper of Phi Bea Kappa, comes he lis cf hose eleced o membership from he senior class of i probably needless o sae ha Phi Bea Kappa is he foremos honorary fraerniy in he Unied Saes, having for is purpose he eoninuance of scholary ineres for is members hroughou heir lives universally sponsors a defense of inellecual freedom. Tfeose eleced are of known achievemen in scholasic endeavors will _ bold heir membership for life. They are as follows: Dora D. Bouldin, Hughesville, Mo, Anne Pei Cross, Suffolk, Va. Easer Sunday in he Williamsburg Churches. The regular services will he held a Bruon, Parish Episcopal church, bu he early morning service will be a 7:30 insead of 8:00. A 3:30 in he ofernoon he beauiful "Children's Easer Fesival" service will be held. n his colorful service a huge cross is filled wih flowers ha he children bring o he alar. A he Williamsburg Presbyerian church he regular Sunday cervice will be held, here will be special Easer Music. Mr. Pra wishes o announce ha here will be an Easer egg hun for he children, 2:00 o'clock in he afernoon on Easer Monday a he church. The children's deparmen of he Sunday school is invied. The commiee for he Easer egg hun is headed by Mrs. Elmer Messick. Mrs. Messick is aided by Mrs. Charles Pra, Mrs. John Piman, Mrs. Hanrahan. The Caholic church on Easer Sunday will hold is usual 9:30 11:00 o'clock masses. Tweny-five new members will be welcomed ino he Mehodis church on, his Easer Sunday morning, Dr. W. L. Murphy will speak on "The Triumph of Easer". This promises o be a mos beauiful seraiee, i will be held a he regular 11:00 o'clock worship hour. A 8:00 P, M. Picures of he Resurrecion of Chris will be shown. Sunday school services will be held as usual a 9:45 under he direcion of Mr. Herber Kinnamon, he Sunday school superinenden. DEBATE, TEAM EETURNS A 3:30 his afernoon (Tuesday), he College Chapel Choir Phi Bea Kappa Hall over radio presened an Easer canaa from saion WRNL inrichmond. The conaa is "Jesu, mein Freude" ("Jesus, My Joy Treasure") by Buxehude, a selecion noeworhy for is brilliance vigor. The solo pars were sung by (Coninued on Page 6) Suden Consiuion Ready For Elecion n a shor meeing of he newly formed General Cooperaive Commiee, which is composed of 12 suden leaders, 9 faculy adminisraion officials, a n d Presiden Bryan, las Monday afernoon he sub-commiees proposed consilion for suden governmen was acceped unanimously. This consiuion (found on page 6) will be voed, on by he suden body Wednesday, Apr. 3, in Phi Bea Kappa Hall from 12 noon unil 7 P. M, Believing a cooperaive plan beween sudens, Faculy, Adminisraion o be he mos effecive pracicable ihg sub-commiee formulaed a plan which allows suden opinion (represened by an Assembly) o mee head-on wih Adminisraive problems opinions represened by four faculy members, four adminisraive officials, he Alumni Secreary) in general cooperaive commiee meeings- a which hg Assembly is represened by a group of en Senaors. The Senae will' ask his ' commiee for power over phases of Suden aciviies when hey feel ha he sudens are 'capable of assuming he responsibiliies, hese powers will be urned over o he Assembly when"' he'seria'e can convince he commiee ha he Assembly can assume responsibiliies., such is hoped ha hrough he organizaion esablished by his Consiuion he Suden Body will assume conrol over such suden aciviies as freshirian orienaion, elecions, scheduling of all College evens, will esablish a poin sysem o regulae he number of offices one suden may hold. Jane P. Dunn, Alexria, Va, Frances Duryea, S. Peersburg, Fla. Jean Farr, Wenonah, N. J. Emma Harrison, Richmond, Va. Marha Johnson, Waler, Va. Miriam Mollen, Richmond, Va. Charles Quimeyer, PeekskiM, Va. Frank Raflo, Leesbbrg, Va. Anne Seward, Richmond, Va., James Talley, Rpxbnry, Va. Formal iniiaion has been enaively se for April 30. As he chaper leer. Alpha would indicae, Phi Bea Kappa was founded a, William Mary, he dae of - 'ha founding has been recorded as December 5, Since'ha dae,' AJ- pha has iniiaed 799 members a* which 562 are sill Jiving, 106 of whom are in Williamsburg area, The 132 Unied Chapers, of PBi Bea Kappa oal a membership ojii 86,000 from he major Colleger of he Unied Saes. Republican a. Seminar Speaks On Civil Service Speaking on he operaions «& he Federal Civil' Service '"Commission, Arhur S. Flemming he Republican member of he Commission address he "M a r 's 'h- a!-'- Wyhe Seminar las : Washingon 200. Thursday in - Mr. Flemming plunged righ m- % he hear of his Subjec; by discussing a paricular' bill; he Bamspeck Bill _ which Congress has recenly passed. bis bill grans auhoriy o, he.presiden of he Unied Saes o".brihg all adminisraors under Civil Service excep adcinisraors P. A. of W Execuive orders were also 3ssbed in January,' 1938 by Presiden Roosevel, which brough fory or fify hous posiion's under Civil Service. Those already in posiions for six ibdrihs ; : oe more could no remain unless hey ook non-compeaiv e exams, 'if hey failed o pass hose hey would be fired in sx' monhs. The Ramspeck Bill 'was crioin ha i was believed he examinaions of adminisraors' shoim be pu on a compeiive' basis. The Governmen, however; believed ha his was adminisraively impossible, as he various deparmens affeced by he 1 ''Bill would be liable o break down. The execuive orders "wore also* jsubjec o criicism,' said Mr. iplemming (as i w"as said ha hey. were used' by he' New Deal o. ieep iself in power. The-answeV however, is ha" only *2&%'- haw ifailed o pass he civil Service* exams. Mr. Flemming menioned hege* bills, execuive orderis, he.' Hach Ac oier' legislaion W indicae how gr6sk he growh of he scope of Civil'Service^'has 1 become. The load ha he Civil Service Commission'' has o has* die is almos o grea for heiaj unless greaer appropriaion* are made by Congress, he whoifi. Civil Service sysem is iiable &* bog down be discredied; This is paricularly ine during a», emergency peridid like 1 he presen,, (Coninued on page 2)

2 PAGE TW«CHURCH NOTCES THE WLLAMSBURG METHODST CHURCH "A he College Enrance" Dr. W. L. Murphy, Miniser SUNDAY SERVCE Church School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A, M. Wesley Foundaion, 7:00 P. M. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M, BfiOTON PARSH CHURCH "The Suden Church Since 1698" Re-r. Francis H. Craighill, Recor' Mr; Alfred L. Alley, Suden Aas. Holy Communion 8:00 A. M. Church School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service 11:00 A. M. Suden Recepion 4:30 P. M. SUJTS ANB SPOET COATS Tailored o fi Ladies Gens Clohes Alered WEST END VALET SHOPPE 204 W. Armiseadi Ave. Phone 771 Charles'Gary, Prop. SGN OF THE : 60LDEN BALL PEWTER GFTS - -'SLVER Duke of Glouceser Sree RON'BOUND NN SPAGHETT DNNERS OUR 'SPECALTY PHONE 769 "", PASTRJ SHOP Fancy Cakes, Pies, Bread Rolls.Open Siimdays Phone 298 f! i b~ W i THS MAY BE LEAP-YEAR, DOM'T jomp oo hurriedly ino "any old job," Your college degree la markeable, as many a businessbound graduae has found. Add Fairfield raining, you have an almos unbeaable combinaion in he opinion of many employers! Fairfield's execuive secrearial courses are designed o provide a. broad raining for secrearial work -in business generally. Carefully»pioniai - * ' *s : y * %?" - :'' mmmmmmmw* Gay Nineies, " *. -' S5*N- ^^~!)-<ri>^h^~i~i^->^>^-i-i-^^^^>- '^mm^^""- *w., v';> Daddy Oh Daddy wails infan Edna Whie o, Ted-Nosed Pappa Quinlin. The Three Sigma Rho Bar keeps chan agreemen. Phoo by Jack Garre Civil Service"... (Coninued from page one) EXTRA Swich Bar Jus Opened Now ge he bes swich in own a he COLLEGE P H A R M A C Y Phone 11 Complimens of A FREND The Grea Alanic & Pacific Tea Co., Warner Moss... (Coninued from page one) when our Naional Defense sysem sponsors hese groups in colleges is rapidly exping universiies hroughou he more more people are pu under Civil Service. world. Dr. Warner Moss, lecurer Quesions were asked following raveler, auhor head of he 'he close of his address. was deparmen of governmen a he "asked how poliics were kep ou College of William Mary 'of Civil Service, Mr. Flearning answered by saying ha a Williamsburg, Virginia, will speak Friday evening on "Afer Briian lis had been drawn up culled Wha " from he Civil Service's experience hrough he yesjs which se definie limis o poliical aciviies Dr. Henry F. Grady, Assisan Secreary of Sae, chairman of he Execuive Commiee on Commercial of Civil Service employees. Mr. Policy since 1936 a Fleming also made he saemen member of he Economic Commiee of he Raw Maerials in answer o a quesion, ha he Civil Service employees, conray Commiee of he League of Naions, o popular belief don' have permanen will deliver he banque enure. They can be fired address on "American Diplomaic his, plus efficiency undersing on he par of he adminisraor, will keep up he iniaive morale of he Civil Service employees. Defense" Saurday evening, March 23. Dr. Charles B. Robson, of he Universiy of Norh Carolina, is faculy adviser in charge of he conference. The nernaional Relaions Clubs have as heir principal.aim' he objecive sudy of inernaional affairs. There are a presen 919 clubs organized hroughou he world of which 723 are in he Unied Saes. BUT,., chosen elecives permi specializaion in cerain fields aracive o college women. Unnsaally effecive placemen bureau. Warren Hall is he pleasan home of ou-of-own girls. For caalog, address MARORE A. AN0ON, direcor 245 Marlborough S., Boson, Moss. SCHOOL ivesaijran The Home of Famous Food NVTES YOU TO ENJOY YOUR MEALS. N A PLEASANT AR- CONDTONED RESTAURANT We Specialize in all kinds of wesern Sizzling Seaks Smihfield Hams Roas Chicken Dinners from he Roisserie. Also Chinese Dishes alian Spaghei wih,,,, alian Cheese. Vv \ DALY SEAFOOD, OYSTERS, CLAMS.ON HALF-SHELL, FOUNTAN. DRNKS AND SANDWCHES. PHONE 794. " PEESO^AL MANAGEMENT OF STEVE SACALS 0- Members of he William " Mary nernaional Relaions Club aending he Conference a Chapel Hill are: Tony Champa (Pres.) Mae Myers Cog-gin (Sec-Treas.), L. H. Laing (Faculy Advisor), Bernard Ransome, Carleon Laing, Joe Berman, Bob Lansburgh, San Ebb, Norman Weinberg, Frank Raflo, Howard Rogow Carl Mueeke. Harvard Orchesra.. (Coninued from page one) oldes musical professorships in he Unied Saes. The Harvard Orchesra ofen joins wih musical organizaions of oher colleges o give join concers. While hey are a William. Mary hey will hold an informal rehearsal of Pergolesi by Saba Maer wih our orchesra glee club. This is he same music ha hey will use in a concer wih he Swee Briar Glee Club, wih he Glee Club of Beaver College laer in he week. The our ha he orchesra is now on ncludes a concer for he Harvard Club of Virginia in Richmond, a concer for he Arlingon Junior College. Besides his our, he orchesra has given performances a several Junior Colleges in he counry, a Wellesley. The Concer of Chamber Music ha- is being given on Tiuesday of he same week is also well worh hearing. Claire Harper, Annalee Bacon, Erns Bacon, all of he Converse College faculy, make up he rio. Erns Bacon is one of he mos ousing pianiss in he counry. He was he Direcor of he Federal Music Projec in San Fransisoo. He has composed wo symphonies fify songs. Annalee Bacon is a cellois, Claire Harper, a violinis, is a graduae of he Juliard School of Music in New York. Complimens of ROSES 5c & 10c Sore THE PLAT HAT Tuesday, March 19, 1940 William & Mary Suden Governmen Consiuion PREAMBLE: We, he sudens of he College of William Mary in Virginia, believing ha here are common problems ha can bes be resolved, common purposes ha can be achieved hrough unied effor; believing ha flie radiions of suden governmen a William Mary should be preserved as a' sure means of conribuing o characer leadership; desiring o assume responsibiliy in he managemen of our affairs, do hereby esablish his consiuion. ARTCLE NAME The name of his associaion shall be he Suden Body of he College of William Mary in Virginia. ARTCLE MEMBERSHP The membership of his associaion shall consis of all regularly enrolled sudens of he Coeg e of William Mary in Virginia. ARTCLE POWERS The powers of he Suden Body as herein provided for under his consiuion shall exend o all sudlen aciviies common o boh men women sudens. ARTCLE V THE PRESDENT There shall be a Presiden of his associaion, who shall be eleced by direc voe of he enire Suden Body, who shall always be a Senior man. ARTCLE V THE ASSEMBLY - Secion.1. The Assembly shall be composed of hiry-four members, as follows: Three men hree women, eleced from each of he four classes, each member of- his associaion voing for six cidaes from his class; he en members of he Senae provided for in Aricle V. The Presiden of he Suden Body shall be he Speaker of he Assembly, Secion 2. The legislaive he adminisraive powers of his associaion shall be vesed in he Assembly. Secion 3. Th e powers he duies of he Assembly shall be such as are provided for in by-laws passed by he Assembly, approved by he General Cooperaive Commiee as consiued in Aricle V, Secion one, by he Presiden >of he College. Secion 4. The Assembly shall, subjec o such limiaions as may be oherwise conained in his consiuion, deermine is own rules of procedure; fix is own 'ime place for meeings; esablish regulaions governing all suden body elecions herein hereinafer provided for, including he elecion of is own membership. shall have also he.power o adop such rules regulaions for he conduc of is own meeings for he performance of is duies as he Legislaive h e Adminisraive auhoriy for his Associaion as are no oherwise inconsisen wih he provisions of his :., '' "j'ion. ARTCLE V -TiHE SENATE Secion 1. The Senae shall be composed of en members as follows: he Presiden of he four classes, he Presiden of he Suden Body, he "Presiden he Vice-Presiden of he Men's Honor Council, he Presiden of he Women's Suden Cooperaive Governmen Associaion, he Chairman of he Women's Honor Commiee, he Chairman of he Women's Judicial Commiee. Secion 2. The Senae shall be a permanen sing commiee of he Assembly, 0 which all by-laws shall be referred, i shall represen he Assembly on he General Cooperaive Commiee. ARTCLE V THE GENERAL COOPERATVE COM MTTEE Secion 1. Thf; General Cooperaive Commiee shall ib e composed of 22 members as follows: he Presiden of he College; four Adminisraive Officials; four Faculy members; he Execuive Secreary of he Alumni Associaion; he Senae; he Presiden of he ner- Fraerniy Council, he Presiden of he Pan-Hellenic Council. Secion 2. The General Cooperaive Commiee shall mee a leas once a monh, during he. regular college session. ARTCLE V ELECTONS Secion 1. The Class Officers shall fee eleced by he direc voe of heir respecive classes. Secion 2. All members of he Senae wih he excepion of he officers of he Freshmen Class shall be eleced a leas wo weeks prior o he dae se by he Assembly for he elecion of is new members. No member of he Senae shall be eligible for elecion o his Assembly for he same erm. ARTCLE X AMENDMENTS Amendmens may be made o his consiuion by a wo-hirds voe of he oal membership of he Assembly afer a resoluion for amendmen has been abled for one regular meeing. ARTCLE X RATFCATON This consiuion shall go ino effec immediaely upon is being raified by a majoriy of he oal of he suden body upon is formal approval by he Presiden of he College.. ARTCLE X NTAL ELECTONS The firs elecions of members o he Senae Assembly o b e under he supervision of he presen suden governmen. Judge A. M. Dobie jg. Speaks March 29 Armisead M, Dobie, federal judge of he Fourh Federal Circui Cour of Appeals former dean of he Universiy of Virginia law school, will be he principal speaker a a convocaion a he College of William Mary March 29 o honor George Wyhe, one of he leaders in esablishing he Unied Saes governmen he firs professor in he firs school of law in an American college. Cerain disinguished visiors in he curren fields of law governmen will be invied o Williamsburg for he day ogeher wih represenaives of several parioic socieies. Following he convocaion he group will be enerained a luncheon a he Williamsburg nn, during he afernoon will paricipae in 'he informal opening of he George Wyhe House on Palace Green, which has been resored by Colonial Williamsburg, ncorporaed. The program for he day is being arranged under he join auspices of he College he Resoraion. n Wyhe's public career of fify years, he was a signer of he Declaraion of ndependence, chancellor of Virginia, aorney-general of he colony, clerk of he House of Burgesses; afer he Revoluion, a member of Congress speaker of he Virginia -X V\ "LANDS END' <-«-«Pre-Revoluii.nary Brick Residence, Excellen Sae ol i roscrva on- 300 Acres Two..'Lies of Wa.-,- Fron. Severn River Mob jack Bay Glouceser Couny, Va. EDW. RENHARD, '39 EXCLUSVE AGENCY D. Corneal Sons, kc. 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3 ndians Rally, Defea Demon Deacons 2018? Colorado Universiy defeaed Duquesne ^ Universiy in Madison Square Garden las week o annex he myhical Baseball ile X of he counry. By FEANK RAFLO PH ALPHA [NTRAMURAL Wih all due respec o he Varsiy Show, which from all repors was well received, his column picks ou he game Saurday afernoon as he bigges even in William Mary's aracions las week. For he game had all he hrills of a sory book, wha's even greaer was won by a b of surdy ndians who never say die. Tha hey never say die has been well evidenced by heir showing on hese las wo Saurdays. On boh occasions hey were behind came ahead o win in he closing minues of he games. All in all hey are deserving of a good deal of glory, laud honor. ndeed, hey are worhy of almos anyhing he school" has o give hem. The many misakes hey made are covered by he fac hahey did come from behind o win. Tha i seems, is he hing ha maers. Howere, hey won in a manner ha would convince anyone ha hey are sporsmen hrough hrough. n Saurday's game owards he closing minues of he game here was a sligh alercaion. Coach Voyles immediaely replaced he offender o he good will of William Mary he game progressed. Tha is an indicaion of he spiri shown by all on he playing field. They are ou o win decidedly so. Bu, a win does no maer as much as rue sporsmanship, as he case will illusrae. The elemen of luck played a very imporan par in down run of Mayberry of Wake Fores. The play,-an end he game Saurday, The firs insance was he long ouchrun from kick formaion was prediced by Coach Voyles he sen in men o convey ha informaion. This was done he ndians were waiing for he play. However, he luck ( good play).of Wake Fores convered wha should have been a loss ino a brillian run. The second insance was when Jimmy Hickey pulled a shaky,pass ou of he air wih bu weny seconds o play in he firs half. The play all he way hrough was essenially lucky. However, i mean he game. The final elemen of luck w? in ke c!o(-"ii seconds of he game whia 7'Vicl' > 1*1.-hews, no nd r nic' 'vie '.arii&l!' blocker caaio bvoi'gh -^ l > o VnriPri YH~ in L'. Ol >±... ii -< '" on wno.epoi'ea l'"- T,"r^e. L hio \ credi, U> he ''J"; o&yrv all o r'ae-vr j i'reriiie:i ' 1 *! :i; T > n lh OlV) of he repor whoever wroe i, up niusi, nave never ee he c-raiie himself bu only heard abou i afer en differen people had warped he. acual facs! nsances of he errible reporing are: Hickey's ouchdown came in he firs fourh quarers no he second. was Gondak who caugh he pass ha se up he 'winning ouchdow by Johnson - no McAfee, who was on he ndian bench, injured! Also, i was Mahews who hrew he pass - no Korcyowski. (And, i was one of he preies passes ever compleed 111 William Mary's hisory*) Besides all hese incorrec saemens he one of he repor was no exacly consisen wih he acual playing. The Times-Dispach woulji have is readers believe ha he reason he game was won was by virue of he many Sophomores in he line-up. Wih all credi o Johnson, Korcyowski ohers he game was won by he regular players. was Hickey who scored he firs all-imporan ouchdown. Mahews was he individual sar of he game Gondak Chesnu played heir end posiions exceedingly well. Commen on he embryonic baseball eam is unimely now. They will no ake much shape unil afer he Easer holidays so his column reserves he righ o commen unil ha ime. And now, wih all due respecs (jus like we said before) he ypewrier is shoved away for anoher week So long. STABUM SEEVCE Cy, Tobaccos, Pasries Open 6:30 a. m.-ll:30 p. m. *'* LTTLE GFT SHOP * GFTS ANTQUES Duke of Glouceser S. Williamsburg, Va. Williamsburg Coal Co., COAL FUEL OL Concree Building Supplies Phone 127 Sudden Rise of Lambda Chl : s New Facor n Race Boxing, Horseshoes nex. Eigh Spors Are Sill Lef on Card for Season; ', 1 ' l_ii i i ' * ilk Phi Alpha Wins n Wresling By Only 10 Poins Rain Hurs Baseball \ Workous A srenuous workou Saurday <; Wake Fores Universiy has five guards * ha would be he objec of any coach's affecions. They are raed as five of he bes in he counry. > Can H 9_ is,n mn - J H Zna Come From" Behind To Nip Wake' Fores Mahews Johnson Are Ousing - Hickey, MJcAff ee, Gondak, Ferris Also Sar, Team is mproving Fas o- afernoon culminaed a week of The approaching Easer vacaion finds Phi Alpha fraerniy baseball pracice ha was curailed by heavy rains for several Las Saurday afernoon a fans. His seady baering "of he well ou in fron in he race for Two more inramural spors ended his week when Phi Alpha ook Under he supervision of Virgil ndians won a decisive game wih ed he ndians six grealy needed days. Wake Fores a b of inspired Deacons guards ackles- gain op honors in his year's inramural program. The Phi Alphans he wresling rophy, Sigma Andrews, hard hiing senior oufielder, in he absence of Head es. was he reurn mach conclusion. Mahews was in he he Demon Deacons of Wake For poins as he quarer neared is have amassed a_ oal of 440 Ehe walked off wih op honors! poins in nine spors o lead he in volleyball. The compeiion in Coach Rube McCray, he eam all kinds of hings were prediced game i was his oe ha spelled vicory for he ndians. He field by 59 poins. boh was abou he keenes held wen hrough baing fielding o happen r did! The deermined b of gridmen from Wil added he poin o pu he n LAMBDA CH SECOND his year. drill in a hree hour session ha TEPLE Til saw he lefhed Andrews hiing he ball hard o righ field. for he second ime in he las ime, As he period ended, liam Mary came from behind dians in he lead for he firs Surprising o many is he sudden rise of Lambda Chi Alpha j ed in a hree way ie beween Ohers who packed pleny of minues of he game finally a flow of subsiues from boh The volleyball ournamen end who is holding down second place; Sigma Eho, Lambda Chi Alpha punch in heir baing rounds won ou benches kep he game fairly slow wih 381 poins, well 'ahead of Kappa. n he play off held were Tom Andrews,, Dick Sills, unineresing. n he early sages he game Sigma Pi, in hird place wih 328 on Sunday Sigma Eho won wo Bill Morell, A. Cholko, Rudy was all Wake Fores, Gallovich po ns. n fourh posiion is Sigma Rho wih 276 poins. The los none o o emerge as he Tucker, Vance Fowler. The fourh quarer was hrilling Mayberry ran wild around he from sar o finish. Wake Fores winner. The Lambda Chis spli n he fielding drills Sills, Morell, Tom Andrews sparked slower ends of he ndians. They oher frerniies are 'scaered behind. A.'s dropped boh of heir games he play-making pracice by urn pushed is way down he field in ook second place, while he i, slowly surely marched down deermined fashion scored he field for a ouchdown wih wha looked like he winning The oals given are no enirely o end up in hird. Phi Alpha came ing in numerous fielding gems as Gallovich scoring from he five. ouchdown n a buck over he line, complee as he resuls of hball, ping-pong, he gymnas A. E., Sigma Pi, Thea Del, caching roles. in a close fourh followed by S. Tucker Cholko shared he A his sage of he game all he They failed o conver i cos Deacons had o do o ge a firs hem he game. Bill Goodlow ic mee have no as ye been compued. However i is expeced n Wresling Phi Alpha jus ill, Tom Crane have begun Phi Tau, in he order menioned. Pichers Eoy Merri, Jack Par- down was o pu he ball in play., was he reason for he failure, incidenly, as he broke hrough o They ran all over he bewildered ha hese resuls will make no abou nosed ou Lambda Chi Alpha o bear down in" heir deparmen men of William Mary. Jack block he kick. change in he relaive posiions of Each eam had wo firs wih all hree looking good a McAfee sopped he ide for a few he eams. places. The Lambda Chis had an his early par of he spring fleeing momens-when he blocked From here on he game wen edge in second places, bu an accumulaion of hird fourh As soon as preliminary drills for William Mary on he Dea sared o move from heir own raining session. EGHT SPORTS TO COME a Wake Fores kick recovered opsy-urvy. William Mary ffihe schedule for afer he Easer vacaion, includes he follow enough o give hem he sligh ber of fooball players who are con erriory when he Wake places by he Phi Alpha boys was have bean compleed a numcon fory, fory. They were jus ino Deaing eigh spors: boxing, Sofball, margin needed for vicory. being depended upon o play urn Wih his break wih he Fores men sared o hold. canoeing, horseshoes, badminon, Phi Kappa Tau managed o grab ou, i is expeced ha he eam aid of some fine kicking by John was fourh down Waldo Mahews insead of kicking faded bask archery, rack golf. Boxing he firss second o end up will paricipae in an inra-squad Korcyowski he ndians were geing back in he- game. They o pass. The hree men who were is scheduled for Thursday in hird place wih 50 poins. Of game in order o see how he Friday, April 4 5. is open he oher fraerniies enered Braves re shaping up for heir seadily pushed he Deacons back in on him found ha Waldo was o all here will be compeiion in he same weighs as in fourh followed by Sigma Eho wih mouh ndians. up he play ha almos won he He dodged hese men picked Sigma wih 46 poins came in opener on April 2, wih he Dar o heir own goal line which se no whore he was a minue ago. wresling. 32 poins. game for he Deacons. Red Mayhem', a -very flee Lad', wen ; seven yard line. The pass was ou Chuck Gondak down on he Canoeing for fraerniies ana The individual resuls: dormiories is bchedulaj lo' Si"i- 113 ) G. Cohhsli, Thi Tau.. '//" iw, A.,)n. ~, wiher peirmun, 710,71 Z 'ucu D kul 10 1 <l UU)i). -> l comparable o a bulle a 70 whiz- r.). Coii.igl- m. Lam be z. CM 11 JlA.,' ids u '- i H ' -1,-. ', " 'C ad 0 is mark. Fro'o hare Ear- Hoi>-.-hoes, o'-pu -c oil sliopl 1,.* \i.'j.) V. ', li =>1 -ni re. 12 i K; H V '-% <o ' ui < 'O. T> il i>,.' i ii ' i i. f-r., iribrhi _V. f nr f! ~ 1»3 C ' 1 ' c m iiho ' " Ci no ion Alph 2Ji, Kappa. L ll'-1a 1 i,na 00. iue.'hi "->i 63, Kappa Sigma 38, Lambda Jefferson Wk iskeoa Jefferson Hall again won he dormiory baskeball ournamen when she defeaed Brown Hall in a vicory. Jefferson came hrough he season wih a oal of four wins. no losses. Her closes rival, Chler has won wo los wo. Those playing on he vicorious Jefferson Hall eam were: Campbell, Miller, Judd, Snow, Tweedy, Markle, Fisher, Woods Harvey, Fulwider, Poarch, Eubank, Bradley, Mode. The oal scores of he league were no available for issue, alhough i looks as sororiy his hough Kappa Kappa Gamma has 1 a chance o come in firs, wih a possible second place being aken by he Gamma Phi's. The Kappa's in heir las game defeaed Chi Omega, 15-5, he Phi's were on he winning end Gamma a score agains Alpha Chi Omega. BADMNTON STARTS. Those ineresed in playing in he badminon ournamen o begin on April 1, should sign up now. of /,r<l>l v. hi 1. i,n 'n. «,r _'hc. ' i * 7 > o, -1,1 L wibi' 1) i. Cxcw 'hi 'T\u.. Ln 1 Pni - ph 2) V7. GrUsil., v ln Alph". Hca\y 1) A. Co.o'. 'hi A 1 ph.. 2) O. Boysen, Lambda Chi. EARLE N FNALS The pingpong ournamen came one sep nearer compleion when Dick Earle, Kappa Alpha, defeaed Clark Presby, Lambda Chi Alpha 22-20, 21-17, 24-22, o ener he final round. Earle's vicory was 'some sor of an upse as Presby was he favorie o win he ournamen. Dick has o play he winner of he Sainon-Merri mach for he individual championship. The eam winner has no been compued bu he Phi Taus seem o have a good edge over everybody else. Women Fencers Look Forward ' To Naionals The Women's Fencing Team is now cenering is effors preparaory o enering he Women's wih heir inramural represenaive ner-collegiae Fencing Tournamen, o be held April 20, a Hofsra College in New York. The eam esed is mele in is norhern rip, winning he maches agains Swahmore a club a Greca's Salle, losing o Huner Brooklyn. Earlier in he season he eam defeaed he New York Universiy girls,on heir souhern rip, by a score of 5-4. Alhough some of he op noch eams compee in he ournamen Hofsra, he UixU o urn. s on, 1 ' Cv,.(1 car. Jk foun! 1> -i ie UK WjjAol'lS 111 ill C L LOi l mi' '.ic i-y, sm< Hc ipfch he )' j ak ol cone'. 1'u vvh«i 1 ndian SQii <l,,\ho w s J'ony > presen champions, Brooklyn, Huni mees ". id. K on Maxell JO. Groups of runners who' were unable o pracice on he, cinder rack a Gary Field ran hrough he woods surrounding Maoka Lake in order o improve heir wind running condiion. Las Saurday Bill Lugar, Phil Thomas Bill Harding, all freshmen ran heir firs hard quarer mile i appeared hey could be ready for dual compeiion wihin a shor ime. ha The squad is expeced o be maerially srenghened when a number of he' varsiy fooball men repor for service in boh field running evens. Some men who have already indicaed heir inenion o paricipae in oudoor rack are Lane Phillips, Javelin, Jack Warner Ed- Holschul, who will rain for he dashes. Wes Newhouse, who was aken seriously ill a he ouse of he indoor campaign has reurned o college, bu will be unable o run in any of he freshmen mees, according o his docors repors. Newhouse was an ousing quarer miler a Roanoke las year, has been depended upon by h e coach, Scrap Chler o ake a number of firss in freshman compeiion. er he girls hope o ake a place his year. Three members of he eam, Carrie Massemburg, manager Doris Locke Florence Mode will fence heir las ime for William Mary, since hey are seniors. 1; Ol 1 ahead in he end zone. lickej wa. he only receiver around o ge he ball he was covered by five Wake Fores men all aller han he. Bu, he came down wih he ball o pu he ndians in he game. Johnson missed he ry for poin as he half ended wih he score a 12-6 in favor of Wake Fores. The second half was more o he ndian liking, The inspired second hird sringers wen ino acion as he half opened hey immediaely sared o push he Deacons back. Johnson was worked more in ha hird han any man in he game period he brough woe o he Wake Fores Fencers Hope o Gain Easern nercollegiae Win Having compleed anoher undefeaed season, he William Mary fencing eam will journey o Eason, Penn., his Easer holiday o engage in he Easern nercollegiae ournamen o defend heir second place posiion in he conference. aemp Lehigh Universiy is hos o he conference his season bu he real compeiion will come from he always srong Seon Hall fencers who were he vicors las year. Oher srong compeiors will include Darmouh, Rugers Panzer College. si en.cwl. niver- SO-18 Y/aks Foisr'; sar ad o hrow passes. An hifcsrfev^nes yeuafcy gave hem he ball in ndia/: siiriory. Then he ndians rgcoveijs-d a fumble o ake possession of, he ball. Mahews aemped o kick i was parially blocked. The Deacons again hrew passes his ime Harlie Masers "inerceped one on he ndian weny. Mahews on firs down wen back o kick. He was rushed by hree men again a bad pass from cener pu him in harder srais. However, he booed ha ball down he field laid i ou on he Wake Fores one yard for a oal disance of approximaely 84 yards! line was he preies play of he game. saved he game for he ndians as he Deacons could do nohing from hen on he game ended a in William Mary's favor. STARS COMPETE. Many of he bes individual sars in he Eas will paricipae including many members of he forhcoming Olympic eams, sars of he leading salles in York. New The ournamen is he larges in size of any similar ournamen held anywhere in he counry wih more han weny eams compeing. 'This will work o he disadvanage of he ndian fencers in ha some of hem will be forced o fence as many as 63 bous in one day. Capain Makler also Kibel will mos likely compee Henry every weapon which will mean ha hey will fence 21 bous in each weapon for he 63 oal. in

4 PAGE FOUR THE FLAT HAT Tuesday, March 19, 194f Consiuion will work, bu if he sudens THE FLAT HAT really wan a par in he governmen of «SaWias e Fides" Founded Oc, heir affairs (which seems sensible) hey College of William Mary can aler i unil i does operae successfully. as oh "Thank, A Lo"-FinUd Williamsburg, Virginia ers seasons The firs display of enhusiasm will EDTOE BOB STANTON come April 3 when he new Consiuion is see i greeings pu before he sudens o accep or rejec. MEWS EDTOE. Rober Marshall will no be enough for a mere majoriy "Ge ou of own" is he heme W&KE-UP EDTOE.. Carl Muecke of voers o favor he plan. The Fla Ha song of he campus his week wih would like o see EVERY suden in College voe for i, or a leas cas a voe. f planes rains buses are SPORTS EDTOE... Frank Raflo Easer Vacaion looming up. The COLUMNSTS a suden is no ineresed enough o walk heading for poins norh, souh. Dave Quinlan, Pa Damrosch, Waler Snowden, o Phi Bea Kappa Hall some ime during Bklih Harris, Waler Bara, Harry Barr, Kormic eas wes. ha afernoon mark down "yes" or "no" Lapolla, John Sumner. This breezy weaher is causing on a lile slip of paper, i means ha he a general exodus o he warm PHOTOGEAPHER Jack Garre does no wan suden governmen. is ART EDTOR REPORTORAL STAFF Dick Earle, Dick Kaufman, Bill Howard, Peg Guildner, Florence Mode, Jean Lyngass, Mary Figley. Bernard Ransone, Tmdie Van Wyck, Willard Bergwall, Serling Srange, Mony Meeks, Virginia Tripp, Margare Eaon, Margare Alexer, Brown Pogo, Mary Beh Cole, Libby Cosenbadar, Dick Davis, Bey Douglas, James Fleming, Janice Harvey, Forbes Conna, Sew Hurley, Connie Leon, Fores Murden, Shirley Peroff, Rhoda Holler, J. P. H. Recor, Mary Thedick, Joan Wallace, Kemp Wes, Nahaniel Coleman, Tab Taylor. BUSNESS MANAGER HARRY GEBAUER BUSNESS STAFF Ar Cosgrove, Ausin Robers, C. Cunningham, Foser, Jennings, Jack Hallowell, William Howard, Eugene EUi% Edna Klinge, Abe Lincoln, Wesley Behel, Dick Bohanan, Norma Brown, Naalie Nichols. - - CRCULATON MANAGER AL CHESTNUT Adverising raes furnished upon applicaion o he business managemen. Subscripion raes: $3.00 per year (exclusive of sudens). Enered as second class maer a he pos office a Williamsburg, Virginia., Member Psssocoied Coiefiofe Press Disribuor o Coie6icf}eDi6es HEPKESENTBD S»OS NATONAL ADVSUTSNO BV Naional Adverising Serfice, lac. College Publishers Represenaive A2.Q MADSON AVE..NEW YORK. N. Y. CHCAGO Boson os mesas s*<i F»»ncrsca ;hmond? Can i be rue ha he sudens of William Mary are feeling srongly enough abou somehing o lierally flood he Fla Ha office wih leers o he Edior? is, all available space for such conribuions has been uilised in his issue by he publicaion oi he mos represenaive conribuions. The quesion under discussion is wheher or no his year's Varsiy Show should be presened in Kichmond. The fac ha all of he leers received n were in favor oi' making he rip '* iwice, iw.d Uie A. seiecu ;he rooj/ ~\ Ul:--. S" pr :a did TA ail cl ' il'io ellers. ' ', ;,,:.;y oi - huz "J,-' _, he - i,.-,.:..*. ' Ji.;, i ine 'S. >. P-ih' : ' : ',', v, K, l;ill SMC' :.'..' :-a AC v.\ in.,.';]a-aku A. :s he eaeiiy ACAiiled, burg,'},.uiience. :~ alcr/i, i conains. 6., This shov has rlleir.ple-l jcli- > i originaliy i:: : ssbi'y oi ne >ii e..l bod>, aud would,! ' sieged pioperly in ilil-.aiond, be excellen _H'.)lieiy for he- Conegc. n oher words i would show ha here is more o William Mary radiion, prioriies academic sing. 4. Add o he fac ha here are over 100 sudens who.are direcly conneced wih he Show hey believe a "hi", who herefore feel very srongly abou he maer, o he solid suden backing of he venure, i is obvious ha i is he desire of he suden body ha he Show be aken o Richmond. As explained in Hanson's leer on page 1, some misakes in judgemen were made in he errific rush of producion, bu, he Fla Ha has confidence in he managers of he Show believes ha wih he available week's ime o polish up he s-ou scenes o make he necessary aleraions cus, he move o Richmond from he spoin of he Backdrop Club he College would be exremely desirable. Le 9 s Sar Wih a Bang A commiee of sudens, Faculy, Adminisraion have been working for he pas wo weeks on a plan for effecive suden governmen for he College. Their 'ask was compleed on Monday appears o be a well hough-ou piece of work. Being simple in form clearly phrased, anyone can unders i if he akes he ime o read i. For any suden governmen o be effecive i mus have he solid backing of ie suden body. No one can ell if his no much o ask of any individual, if everyone does i, i will sar he movemen wih a bang. 0.eers To The Edior, The Fla Ha The long-awaied Varsiy Show which was so keenly enjoyed by all wih whom have discussed i, was o me more han jus hree hours of good enerainmen. was believe, a definie sep for William Mary sudens away from being so arche-ypical. Oher colleges have broken away from old se paerns upon which our forefahers lived, why should we no also awaken o accep a bi of modern life hough - even hough we be seeped in all sors of radiion? "A Nickle Ain' Nohin" showed us all ha our suden body does have an abundance of creaive alen ha i has aken he iniiaive o bring i ou in he open. According o announcemens he show is o be presened in Richmond early in April. cerainly hope nohing inerferes wih such plans so ha we may le more people know ha we are more han jus prooypes of sudens of by gone days, bu are alive aler o he world as i i oday. Hearies congraulaions o cas saff On o Richmond! Cordially yours, R. F. GALL. he enire Leer o he Edior: This year's Varsiy Show should cerainly,go o Richmond. is undoubedly he bes Varsiy Show he Backdrop Club has saked i deserves he privilege of his road rip. know how he whole cas feels abou he maer. They've pu a lo of work ino he Show hey are all very proud of i. 's good hey know i, hey have had he ambiion o go o Richmond have been poining for ha hroughou. would be disappoining for hem o be def>ra*ed oi en i -JVU-G when hey ve so obv\ovcy ea.-r.cd i. ' '.L >.e ' Aii :i^eiv.lvrs *>o cy-i Unve J. Mii,, *, u"'v, u 1 llial ' cnld be & c-edii. <As i'^,,,-v ' _ -i L. ~c:,... J.C jcnao.e ';. ' " :.,JZ,J J,: _,cmj. X...,.?. Vi, i. J"l 0_ ^',;'jh,...^.' j, «ij aoc, l. b wi o=.e^a h j^:ii a "wealh oi idejl, wkl'h includes <J.a-uhcg", music, acing, i vuuk'!! iie crununii ^ pass up bis opporuniy co display cur iaienv..<i* cerain aleraio-is addiions were uiade by our very capable direcor, Tom Fcrsyn, his Show would lay he Richmond audience in he aisles would be very good publiciy for he College. Furhermore, i would be he righ kind of publiciy, afer he rough spos are weeded ou. Sincerely, George Goshall, '40 Leer o he Edior:- Afer seeing enjoying he suden producion, "A Nickel Ain' Nohing", he Backdrop Club's 1940 Varsiy Show, wan o ake his opporuniy o hearly endorse aking he show o Richmond. feel sure ha is presenaion in Richmond would be a success would reflec only good on he College of William Mary. To ousiders, Williamsburg he College are lmarks of hisory. They forge, perhaps, ha William Mary is jus like any oher college, wih spiri, alen, abiliy, versailiy. Due o he colonial environmen surrounding us hey don' realize ha he sudens here are up-o-dae wih modern ideas. By aking he show o Richmond William Mary, wihou lowering is sards se in years gone by, will have a chance o prove o communiies ouside he Williamsburg area ha, alhough he evens ha happened here are dead, he College is no. Connie Leon, '43 Leer o he Edior: Wha's his w r e hear abou no going o Richmond? Preposerous! f his show wouldn' be a hi, he Backdrop Club would never go on he road. will be very easy o adop his play o a Richmond audience. Sincerely yours, The Blo Spring will be here soon, ho doggy! Days will be sunshiny hen, no foggy. Birds beass in he sun will bask, And lile Willie abou his origin will ask. Love, good Old Fashioned Lain Love Will make us poeize he sars above. And we will sing abou he moon. And ge downrigh soggy o'er he monh of June. For Spring is a snazzy ime of he year. And i hrows me compleely ou of gear. And so dig up all he phrases rie, To praise Swee Spring wih all my migh. Eichmond Collegian. * * * * And from he same paper in he same vein. Tomorrow 'll read ha parallel; Tomorrow 'll wrie ha paper; Today 'm seeing ha movie show. Today 'm cuing a caper. Nex week's ime enough for ha quiz, Tp hell wih he siuaion. Tomorrow's he ime o do my work! Yes? Yes. Tomorrow's Spring Vacaion. $ ^i % «jc Sounds familiar "Exraordinary! you ordered wihou even glancing a he menu." "Simple indeed. could see everyhing hey have on he waier's apron." * sfs * * "You're he firs girl ever kissed, deares," he said, as he shifed he gears wih his foo. Wachower. & & * $ Nurse: " hink he's regaining consciousness, docor; he jus ried o blow he foam off his medicine." Yellow Jacke. * ^. * n Lecure Now se me down o sleep The lecure's long, he subjec's deep; f he should sop before awake Somebody kick me for goodness & -.ke i u «cfi *> )inr i >f he "' >ioiui> "fllll. 1 " *,S O JH J " r i '""f'.hm" i"" 1 >ui c i - "> ->os.\ e i i ic O i' ic 1 C ' " '"~ "'.S 11 \0- U ' 'io!.'-, 1..' ". j A. r. r, QVQmmm A bunch of exra large orchids o he Varsiy Show every person who had a h in is producion Phyl Cady is running a "riangular rade" beween W. L., Darmouh, Yale. Hal Birchfieki's runs aren' limied o he Navy fooball field. Recenly his goal seems o be he Thea yard in general Beverley Coleman in paricular. Bey Mordan has found a new absorbing ineres in Richmond, when she sill wears ha piece of fraerniy jewelry from he U. of Alabama, oo. We couldn' help bu noice he way Bill Arhur kep his eyes glued on Ginnie Claudon during he Varsiy Show. They say ha he played he drums jus o be nearer he sage. Bill Edwards Moriss Lineweaver revered o heir second childhood ook a fancy o he high school small fry a he Varsiy Show. We hear ha Mary Barclay hasn' ye fully recovered from her "crush" on Frank Thomas. We overheard his simile beaches for Florida. Even desering her home own is Nancy Chisholm who is ou o conquer Miama... Wha will Tony do wihou Babs Pogue who seems o prefer Miama, oo? The wires will be buzzing beween Norh Souh Mildred Ann Hill is causing a Sigma Pi o be blue while she is receiving her share of hones o goodness sunshine.... Peeled noses blisered backs are in order for Pinkey Buell Nan McClell, oo. Paul Krazig is erribly anxious o ge o New York during Easer.... Could ha pary of gals from Brown have anyhing o do wih i? seems ha Jeanee Appleby couldn' wai unil vacaion o ge her ring... was delivered via mail via sororiy sisers in he romanic seing of Washingon Hall! The cades a Wes Poin have aken Eleanor Ely ino heir charmed circle o say hey hope. How's abou i* Eleanor?... Jane Clarahan is invading he deep Souh insead of going norh for vacaion... Don' break oo many hears! Williamsburg doesn' hold any ineres for Marion Pae anymore, she'll be giving Washingon Pa., a rea his vacaion. No leveryone jis off 'o have fun... Lenny Guyer is saying here o fool around wih ha model airplane of his while Eleanor Taylor, evidenly no ineresed in planes, rips home!... Also gracing he campus wih heir sophisicaion will be Libby Cosenbaer Mary Ellen Lockey, who can' seem o pull hemselves homeward.' Wha aracion remains here oo?... Why does Kelly Howard dash o Norfolk every minue ha she ges a chance? Could i be ha a cerain ship has Docked? Bobby Clauson Helen Srange had o sar ' vacaion early by going.o V. P.. las weekend. They seem 0 be rwy veil ied ip i he,-, Yi/ -en V< All, J- r >i r."! ' i x -. '.VL' J, X ' /,., o 1 i'-<> (ha ; Oil 'i "'e i' KU^Hi being voiced by a campus coed ; "As smooh as a Phi Tau wih a red carnaion in his lapel." We noiced Judd Sherriil Squiny Reynolds reurned o W. & M. They seemed o be enjoying he Saloon number in he Show he second nigh. We were musing over he songs from he Varsiy Show his is wha resuled: "Hangover Blues" dedicaed o he ron Somach Club... "Ten of Ten" dedicaed o he old seady campus combinaions who never disappoin us. (Which ones?)... "Wail of he Lonely Harem Maids" dedicaed o he girls lef behind when he ahlees go away wih he eams. "Le's Go A-Sailing" when he boa house opens for spring... "Don' Rush he Growler Too Much, Siser Annie" dedicaed o Dolly Hiden Bey Smih. The Monroe Snoop discovered ha no recogniion had been accorded Che Baker for pinning a Chi O many, many monhs ago. Congraulaions apologies. Barbara Anderson really (Coninued on Page Five)... Wl-*' UP By Carl Muecke POLL TAX When he fighing Mayor of San Anonio, Texas Maury Maverick recenly was acquied of a mix-up he was in over poll axes, an old issue was again brough o ligh in he Souh. For in a large secion of he "Souh in en or more Saes, a ax mus be paid before a man can voe a he polls. VRGNA VOTNG f, for example, you were going o voe his year in Virginia, here is wha you would have o do firs. Abou 6 monhs before voing ime, you would have o pay a poll ax of $1.50. f you hadn' paid i he previous year you would have o pay $1.62 or a oal of $8.12. And if you were so careless as o le he poll ax slip by for hree or more years you would have 'J '' ~s a Loa" o." 18*. ^e- W POLTCAL DYNAMTE Now his apparenly simple harmless procedure packs more poliical dynamie han a barrelfull of Ham Eggers. Whenever poliicos gaher o harrangue or orae, some voice in he back of he audience is bound o pop up like Pinnochio's Cricke, chirp ou a quesion abou he poll ax. pus a poliician on his mele, more fences have been sraddled on his issue han Abe Lincoln ever ook an axe oo. REASONS FOE TAX Wha are he usual reasons given for a poll ox, why he argumen? Supporers of he ax usually say ha is is a revenue ax. Tha is he poll ax is merely anoher convenien mehod of raising money whi% goes, for he mos' par o pay school bills in Virginia. They also! ' "i", '2 raid 'xciuu, Liac / c " " '«.. * LT D^. :;= ccl'j i n ' "o -i A. ' \ L. J Saurday afernoon Presiden Roosevel spoke on a inernaional broadcas under he auspices of a Chrisian Convocaion. Speaking on he subjec of peace, he Presiden emphasized ha peace mus have a moral basis. Ee said ha he message of broherhood good had been saved many imes in he dark days of he pas by he effor of he average ciizens of all naions. He expressed confidence ha once more "he ideals of jusice, of kindness of broherhood," would riumph. The Presiden speaking husly, does so as befis a man holding he highes office in a.democracy. Bu above his he speaks, i seems o us, as he one person who bears he orch in a oher wise inpenarable gloom. The one man who by din of his office his own personal magneism can draw ogeher around he council able he waning naions aid hem in drawing up a lasing peace. Confucious said: "Thinking wihou learning makes one flighy, learning wihou hinking is a disaser." Good ase in knowledge is essenial oday. is no he mere achievemen of a diploma saing ha so so has passed so many unis is herefore educaed ha couns. Wha is mporan is wheher or no he proper amoun of inelligence has been used in building up o he diploma. The aim of he suden should no be o ge promoed or o graduae, raher i should be he personal saisfacion ha goes wih he knowledge ha he has ha good ase. There is a philosophy of life ha exiss solely in seeing he good in oher people. There can be no evil in a person who follows his way of living because where would here be room for he germ o live. How forunae we would be if we could approach his ideal even a lile ways. Good conversaion is he bes means of ridding one self of angled up heories also of comprehending he rue. One should converse, no in merly idle conversaion bu in good, simulaing, fac finding, alk. One feels much beer afer eiher preaching, arguing of jus lisening. Perhaps i would be an excellen idea o have a conversaion room some place on he campus where one could go a any ime of day be sure of a good conversaion. hs

5 Tuesday, March 19, 1940 THE PLAT HAT PAGE FVE TO THE STUDENT BODY NOTCE X Yoar parens deserve he bes when hey come o visi % you. We have i a THE SELBY TOURST HOME; 5 f corner rooms wih 5 privae iled bahrooms wih shower. X Prices are posed. Moderae, quie, resriced; your in- X speeion welcome. X Locaed one block off Richmond Road behind Thea f Dela Chi fraerniy. Phone 375-J., f f MES. VCTOR TUREALDE, Hosess COLLNS CLEANNG DYENG CO. Pr»mp Service Phone 48 Williamsburg, Virginia! MDDLESEX HOUSE Twin Double Beds Privae Bahs Breakfas Served Prices Bigh Phone 314 H. LAPDOW, Tailors Alering Repairing Done by Expers Behind Sororiy Cour ~~ ' X College Service Saion % Richmond Road Phone 788 All TEXACO Producs Complee Lubricaion, Washing Greasing Service. We Gall for Deliver Tobacco, Sof Drinks, A. Cy E. L. DANLEY Waches, Jewelry Repairing Prince George Sree Williamsburg, Va. STANDARD PRCES THE TWO WLLAMSBURG f QUALTY FOOD STOKES Caer Especially o W. & M. Fraerniies Sororiies f GROCERES QUALTY MEATS FRESH FRUTS AND VEGETABLES ' Peninsula Transi Company $ FAST, FREQUENT SERVCE TO ALL PONTS CONNECTNG ± WTH NATONWDE GREYHOUND AT X RCHMOND AND NORFOLK 4 EASTBOUND WESTBOUND (Norfolk) (Richmond) 8:40 A. M. 9:22 A. M. 11:40 A. M. 11:22 A. M. 2:40 P.M.,:' 3:22 P. M. 4:40 P. M. 7:07 P.M. 8:40 P. M. 9:22 P. M. 2:40 A. M. 1:43 A. M. PHONE 129 TCKETS AND NFORMATON AT <rr-m-m->4»m-«<~m~m-b4~m~m^^ WLLAMSBURG LODGE WLLAMSBURG NN EXCELLENT FOR LUNCHEON AND DNNER PARTES. College "specials" welcomed DVSON OF. TAVERNS AND ORDNARES Williamsburg Resoraion, nc. AR CONDTONED J The larges bes place o ea in he Colonial Ciy. We serve Breakfass, Dinners, Suppers. Also a la Care from 6 A. M. o 12 P. M. We wan you o make pur place your home; have all your meals wih us. j Special Raes o Sudens Tour Paronage Appreciaed WHAT'S UP... (Coninued from page four) one who knows wha is bes for his communiy. f you do nobelieve his, hey add, look a our neighboring saes ha have no poll ax; is heir legislaion any beer han ours? No! comes he hundering answer. And our quesioner sinks ino supified silence or ino an irreveren mumble, no having a clear idea of all he legislaion. And, ; coninue hese genlemen, heir voices raising o reveren heighs, he poll ax does no resric he Negroes from voing. They can voe if hey wan o. All hey have o do is pay he poll axes. SEPARATE TAX FROM VOTE The cynic would answer here by quoing he French wrier o he effec ha poor rich alike have he righ o sleep under bridges. n oher words, he Negro who is for he mos par poor, hrough circumsances shifless, doesn' pay his poll ax can' hold on o his receip if he does. Bu his is no he bes argumen. sirs up he deep muddy waers of racial prejudice, a whole rain of emoional argumen can obscure he more immediae, imporissues. To mee hese genlemen on heir own ground, we. voe in Virginia bu don' say yes,' we favor a ax similar o he poll ax, bu add separae he ax from he voe. NCREASED REVENUE f hese genlemen really are concerned over raising money for he schools, hey are picking he wors way also placing needless resricions upon sufferage. As he poll ax now ss, he revenue raised from i amouns o abou $700,000 annually. This comparaively small sum comes from only abou 1-3 of hose who could voe in Virginia bu don' choose o or can' voe. f now everyone over 21 were axed in Virginia by a separae ax, he revenue raised would amoun o more han wo million dollars annually. Wha a difference such a sum would bring abou in educaion in Virginia. magine wha William Mary could do wih an increased appropriaion. Why even our gymnasium new library yes even he new heare could' be buil. And somehing even more incredulous could happen, our professors are liable o ge wha hey deserve an increase in salary improved faciliies for conducing heir classes. NO NEW TAX The beauy of he ax oo, is ha i is no a separae ax, bu only a broadening o an exising ax o cach he wo-hirds who now escape he poll ax by evading he responsibiliies as ciizens by refraining from voing. For as maers now s he ax on voing desroys he effeciveness of he ax as a revenue producer robs Virginia school children of abou one million dollars annually. As a maer of fac he presen poll ax is less han 2 cens on he dollar of he-sae oal revenue. EVLS OF POLL TAX We haven' reaed he quesion of he advisabiliy of universal sufferage as ye in his column, because we waned o clear he air bring he real reason for he ax ou in he open. Debaes on universal sufferage are an old, opic on his campus. As far back as 1930, Dr. Chler, hisorian of Virginia elecions said ha: "On he campus of William Mary Callege, a ha ime Virginia's grea school of poliics, universal sufferage was a favorie heme for he young oraors of he counry." Dr. Chler goes on furher o speak of. he evils of he poll ax. He says ha he ax was aimed a keeping he Negro from voing. Tha cidaes would frequenly buy voes by paying he axes of heir consiuens hus inroducing fraud ino he elecions. Furhermore, he ax brough abou a small elecorae which could be hled easily, which on he whole favored he monied ineress; for even he poor whies, who like he Negro, have an urgen need of governmen aid inervenion, are effecively kep from voing. TAX MPORTANT SSUE All of hese quesions offer ample opporuniy for debae discussion. f would be ineresing o see he campus of William Mary ake up again is favorie heme, he quesion of universal suffrage, make i a vial opic for discussion. n hese days when democraic processes are being seriously quesioned he poll fax, as one phase of he quesion of universal suffrage, becomes an increasingly imporan _ opic for discussion. Try i m your nex bull session.»vereard.. (Coninued from page four) plays he field differen boy all he ime. Bu he smile is broadcas when she's wih Herb Young. Do Carneal, we hear, is gunning for a. Thea Del, any Thea Del, all seasons are open seasons for her. The influence, of "The Rock", no doub. She was recenly crowned by he King. Sam Ellenson has a dae for finals " already, according o he grape-vine. We hink ha i's a lile previous because anyhing can happen beween now June i usually does, darn if. Wonder if Bill Morell will pull down hose ho grades Cidae For June Degrees The Regisrar's office has issued heir lis of cidaes for degrees for June, The lis of men women follows: cidaes Cidaes for Bachelor of Ars Degree June, Aldrieh, Ena Collier; Alley, Alfred Leneir; Anderson, Charles Harper; Anderson, Howard Palmer; Anderson, Marha Selden; Appleby, Edih Jeanee; Aposolou, Alexer Nickolas; Bara, Waler Anhony; Barnes, Marjories Baes, Salona Rebekah; Berman, Joseph E.; Birdseye, Judih; Biing, Dorohy Hope; Bouldin, Dora DeMuh; Bourne, Marcia, Bowers, Joan Blaine; Br, Jane Ellen; Brenn, Virginia Lee; Camp bell, Juanice Chrisine; Carer, Bey Virginia; Carwrigh, Thomas Bailey; Cason, Arhur Caldwell, Jr.; Chambers, Bey Lou; Clarahan, Jean Winifred; Claudon, Virginia James; Clawson, Barbara; Coggin, Mae Myers; Cook, Elizabeh Jane; Coulbourn, Virginia Lee; Cowan, Chrisine; Cox, Russell Mills, Jr.; Crabree, Consance Sraon; Craig, Laura Elizabeh; Cross, Anne Pei Curyk, Alexer. Damrosch, Frank, ; Darby, Frances Haines; Dillard, John Edward; Doerschuk, Ruh Rinner; Dorrier, Lindsay Gordon; Douglas, Rober Americas; Dreyer, Lucie Lorraine; Duncan, Sue Vogel; Dunn, Jane Frances; Ebb, Sanley Jack; Edwards, Margare; Ellio, Grace Hamilon; Ely, Louise Howell; Eppinger, Alvene Louise; Eure, Samuel Sednian; Farr, Jean Wallace; Feaser, Orion Ois, Jr.; Forbes, Alan Conrad; Ford, Ehel; Forwood, Sarah Virginia'; Fowler, Vance; Francioni, Florence Mae; Fraser, Alexer William.; Frey, Charles Ferdin; Gammack, Dorohy C; Garre, John H., Jr.; Garre, Virginia Everee; Gay, Marha Elizabeh; Gebauer, Harry Lockwood; Gilmore, William Feaherson; Gilsdorf, Alber Philip, Jr.; Glick, Harry Meyer; Gorden, Geraldine Mabel; Goshall, George Hayward Green, Dora Elizabeh. Hanley, James Joseph, Jr.; Harder, Lucille; Harris, Edih; again his ime. He's been Harris, Marie; Harrison, Emma doing some faihful "sudying" wih Naalie Rogers. Haup, Marjorie C; Hayden, Alicia; Harriss, Edyhe Campbell; Henry Davis is heading: Charles Leon; Hines, Luey Maxnorh o see his girl. We're! ; Holl Gordan Lee; Holmes, no cerain, SO don' quoe US,; «ar y Augusa; Holmes, WiUeha bu i looks like Radcliff is ; & W Howard, Mary Madeleine; going o See a lo of "Fog- j foyle, Maie Virginia; Hudson, bound" his vacaion. Anoh- j J o l m suar : Hun > H pe; Huchfellow who deprives he erson «Nahan B., Jr.; Jacobs, Squaws is Francis Clark, Prances Elizabeh; Jarre, Joan; Who goes o Weshampon Johnson, Marha E.; Jones, Cahevery oher week-end. Wha's erine R d<ey; JoneS) Helen every Eliza. beh; Kaplan, Milon; Kea, Ruh wrong wih he William Mary girls? We like 'em. A Baskeball fooball being over, we wonder wha Williamsburg, Va. A. & N. STORES Chuck Gondak's nex spor SPORTNG GOODS will be. Wach ou, Chuck, Men's Ready o Wear i's leap year Spring. Clohing You never know. Ahleic Supplies sn' i abou ime ha Roger Harper changed girls? 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S.); Lamber, Noel Paricia; Lansburgh, Rober saac; Laughner, Margare Benson; Lawler Joseph John; Leach, Lois Virginia; Lee, Ausin Miller; Legg, Elmo Turon; Lengnick, Evelyn Ruh; Leson, Benjamin Willard; Lewis, Judd Waler, Jr.; Locke, Doris Jeanne; Lyle Marjorie Louise. McComb, George Henderson; McDermo, Helen Frances; Mac- Donald. Virginia S. Clair; Mae- Millan, David Gavin; Maddy, John Wilson; Magee, Jayne Laubach; Massenburg, Carrie Wood; Maejka, Gardina Anne; Mavor, Caherine MacKenzie; May, Carlin; Merryman, Florence Moorman; Miller, Edward H.; Mode Florence Amy; Moore, Ehel Elizabeh; Moses, Carolyn Frances; Munee, Delia Anne; Murch, Doris Evelyn; O'Farrell, Mary Willis; COLONAL Elecric Shop General Elecric Producs Refrigeraors - Radios Ranges Appliances X X Sales Service X X Elecrical Conracing X % PHONE 477 l Gooipar Company i (ncorporaed) X WHOLESALE FOOD ' < SUPPLES 8406 Huningon Ave. X NEWPORT NEWS, VA B X f Parker; Jeanne Sanford; Parry, Ellis Robers; Pearse, Mary Lorraine; Pendleon, Loue Elizabeh; Plhnke, Susie Kaherine/; Presbrey, Clark; Pyle, Donald Smedley; Raflo, Frank; Ranges, Muriel Eleanor; Robers, Charles Edward; Roberson, Oelia Dean; Rogers, Edih Hillard; Rosenson, Jane Ruh; Russell,. Bernard Franklin; Schmiz, Dorohy Pell; Schneider, Bearice; Senf, David Vicor; Sheain, Shirley Gordon; Sephed, Mildred Anne; Smih, (Coninued on Page Six) SCRETARAl TRANNG elhgen college are using nerr as a "sopping Moili" bolwuon college caeor. w HTENS1VE SECRETARAL COURSES «foregn ANGUAG STENOGRAPHY m WDll STENOGRAPHY COMPUTE COMMERCAL COURSES Acive Placemen Service 'Coeducaional Da^& Ewe. Sessions jk* *0*K CTY. N.Y.^r,.* * * *.,... now a repor o he Foundaion, Miss G." mw moxs'lh find resourceful, wellpaid Kaharine Gibbs secrearies rani Singapore o Seale as well as in no less glamorous say-a-home jobs. Special Course lor Colleg Women opens in Hew York Boson, Sepember 24. OFTOHAi AT NEW YOHK SCHOOl ONLY-same course may be sared July 8* preparing for early placemen. Ask College Course Secreary lor "EES0LTS," a bookle ol placemen informaion, illusraed caalog. BOSTON. 80 Marlborough S. HEW YORK Park Ave. :AfHAf f«gbbs STUDENTS: Enjoy Easer Vacaion More by Having a W.&M.HAT. To Show Your "Friends-Back Home GET T AT THE COLLEGE SHOP Also W. & M. Polo-Shirs Swea Shirs Reasonably Priced r SPRUCE UP FOR SPRNG THE campus will soon be alive wih bourgeoning buds, green grass spring splendor. Don' mar he lscape wih 1939 lefovers... ge some new Arrow shirs, ies, hkerchiefs underwear. They'll lif your spiris o a new high. New paerns, new collars, new colors, new life. See he special Easer Arolyn $2 shir $1 ie feaure oday. (Your dealer has i!) ARROW SHRTS Sanforized-Shrunk (fabric shrinkage Jess han 2% permanen fi guaraneed) FRAZER-CALL1S CO., NC. WLLAMSBUEG, VEGNA ' if if

6 SX THE FLAT HAT Tuesday, March 19, 1940 College Calendar Wednesday, March 20. 4:00 P. M. Easer begins, Wednesday, March :00 A. M. Easer Recess ends. Thursday, March 28, 7:00 P. M. Bridge Club meeing Barre Living Room. 7:00 P. M. Varsiy Club meeing' Blow Gymnasium. 7:00 P. M. Alcesis Chorus Rehearsal Music Building, 7.80 P. M, Varsiy Show Rehearsal Phi Bee. Friday, March :00 A. M. Convocaion George Wyhe Celebraion. 5:00 P. M. Alcesis insrumenal Rehearsal Music Building, 7:00 P. M. Women's Debae vs. Sophie Newcombe College. 8:00-12:00 P. M. Pi Bea Phi Dance Phi Bee. Saurday, March 30. Ar Exhibi Phi Bea Kappa Hall o be- here unil April 6. Track mee Varsiy Freshmen vs. V. M.. a V. M.. Varsiy Show Rehearsal. 9:00-12 P. M. Dance Blow Gymnasium. Monday, April 1. 3:00 P. M. Varsiy Baseball Game vs. W. & L. a Gary Field. 4:00 P. M. ner-fraerniy sofball. 4:45-6:00 P. M. Choir Rehearsal Music Building. 7:30 P. M. Varsiy Show Rehearsal. 7:30 P. M. Thea Chi Dela meeing Rogers 212. Time undecided: ODK Morarboard Officer's Training Corps Wren. Time undecided: Men's Debae vs. Princeon. Tuesday, April 2. 3:00 P. M. Varsiy Baseball Game vs. Darmouh Gary Field. 4:00 P. M. ner-fraerniy Sofball. 5:00 P. M. Women's Glee Club Music Building. 8:00 P. M. Bacon Concer Phi Bee. Time undecided: Varsiy Show Rehearsal. Time undecided: Men's Debae vs. Tulane. Graduaes (Coninued From Page 5) Elizabeh Cherry; Snowdon, Waler Sory; Sruminger, Ruh Florence; Syer, Lillian Anna; Summer, Huber Demro. Cidaes for Bachelor of Science Degree June, Adam, John; Bader, Frank; Barba, John Arhur, Jr.; Barker, UuDon Josephine Elizabeh; Bell, Sarah Harris; Blair, Marva Lillian; Boyisen, Oo Theophilus; Brion, Mary Boisseau; Brookfield, Mary Raynor; Caldwell, Mary Louise; Carmines, Fay Ashon; Clarke, Ann Louise; Coppridge, Dorohy rving; Delia Torre, Thomas; Dill, James Newcomer; Dunn, Madge Nickerson; Duryea, Frames Marguerie; Easmen, Adrienne; Edge, Caherine Earl; Edgeron, Five lovelj- ladies of he Varsiy Show who seom o be sleep walking pas To-ni Manzi, he o 0 bored Sulan. The young man wih a horn is Jaines Bucholz furnishing incidenal snake music., Phoo by Jack Emily Ardih; Ellis, Rosa L'Engle; Foley, Benjamin Franklin; Gaeljens, Clara Louise; Gaes, Alice Heah; Gasik, William James; Gray, James Sepoe; Griffin, Rober Lee; Grogan, Clarence Jefferson Groggins, Jane. Hanna, Gordon W.; Hern, Charles Edwin; Hill, Marguerie; Hol, Bey Anna; Holzmueller, Ruh Ann; Johnson, James Archibald, Jr.; Jourdan, Frances; Kuhn, Frances; Leibowiz, Leah Sarah; Longley, Margare Lee; Makler, Paul Todd; Mallory, Louise; Mel- Yin, Helen sabelle; Menzel, Rober Winson; Meheny, Arhur B.; Miller, Mary Jane; Mollen, Miriam; Murray, Arhur Huchinson, Jr.; Owen, John Lenwood, Jr.; Phillips, Alvin Lloyd; Phillips, Emelie Morris; Rickason, Harrie Alice; Sease, Dorohy Helen; Seward, Anne Harris; Shwiller, Seymour; Sierks, Edward Frederick; Srange, Helen nez;.talley, James Chrisian; Vreel, Elsie May; Walker, Samuel Young; Weaver, Mary Sanley; Wes, George Brooks, Jr.; Wes, Margare Boals; Woods, Mary Eileen Yocum, Conrad S. Sumner, John Newman Swan, Dorohy Ellen. Tabb, Linwood Baldwin, Jr.; Taylor, Eleanor Jenkins; Taylor, Kahleen Joan; Terrell, Frances Ann; Tlldon, Rober James; Troer, McKie Hassenburg; Truxon, Consance Bainbridge; Tucker, Rudolph Edward; Tucker, Ruh; Tyler. Bey Parker; Wagoner, Frances Keiser; Wallace, Gervais; Walling, Dorohy Edwards; Walon, Alfred Rosser; Walworh, Jean Merle; Wa\lc, John Andrew; Waymack, Lillian Davis; Whiaker, Nella nez; Wide, Klsie Margare; Wilks, Evelyn Ruh.; Williams, Harrie Rena; Williams, Ruh Maclin; Wilson, Virginia; Wolf, Frances Jane; Wood, Elizabeh Moron; Wood, Jane Hamilon; Worley, June Hansel 1; Worser, Fred Sanley; Yeamau, Lucy Denny, Yeager, Francis Joseph. Cidae for Bachelor of Civil Law Degree June, Armisead, Leie Gregory; Arhur, Roy William; Davies, J. B. T. T.; Gouldman, Harold M.; Hanson, Arhur Briggs; Simpson, Rober Lee; Thompson, James Binford, Jr.; Wakins, James Michael. Dodge Plymouh General Tires Texaco Producs AYERS MOTOR CO. Williamsburg, Va. uerly Garre DEBATE TEAM... 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