Stetson Weekly Collegiate
OFFICIAL STUDENTS' PUBLICATION OF STETSON UNIVERSITY.
ol. XVIII
DeLand, Florida, Wednesday, January 24,1906.
No. 12
UNIVERSITY
ORGANIZATIONS
officers of Various Boards,
Societies, Etc.
IEV1SED SINCE THE LAST TERM
lany New Officers Have Been Elected.
Following' Is a Correct List.
LYCEUM BOARD.
E. G. Baldwin President
W. G. Sparkman Secretary
C. E. Pelot Treasurer
D. J. Blocker
D.E.Carlton
Y. M. C. A.
Meets Thursdays at 6:15.
D. E Carlton President
J. S. Moffatt Vice-President
J. B. Rogers Secretary-Treasurer
Prof. O. A. Morse Pianist
S. P. Blake & E. C. Bostic. As't. Pianists
Y. w. c. A.
Mae Ryland President
Esther Hampton Secretary
Nellie Kruse Treasurer
Ethel Webster.. .First Vice-President
Mrs. Hulley Advisory Officer
Mrs. Eccles Advisory Member
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
R. P Hamlin President
W. Tilden Secretary-Treasurer
E. G. Ba dwin Athletic Director
L Colton Football Coach
Fred Botts Football Captain
R. P. Hamlin; Football Manager
Chas. Pelot Basehall Captain
E. Mickle Baseball Manager
KENT CLUB.
Meets Saturday nights at 7:30.
W. P. Pinnell President
L C Geiger Vice-President
J Williams Secretary-Treasurer
F. Y Smith Sergeant at Arms
STKTSON LITERARY SOCIETY.
Meets Saturday nights at 7:30.
R. H.. Stevens President
S. P. Woodward Vice-President
Mae Ryland Secretary-Treasurer
Prof. Suhrie Critic
Helen Manville... .Program Manager
C. V. Whiting Editor "Star"
ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION.
D. J Blocker.. President
Other Officers to be elected.
GLEE CLUB.
0. A. Morse Conductor
D. E. Carlton..President and Manager
ft. M. Broadwell..Secretary-Treasurer
PHI KAPPA. DELTA.
Meets Wednesdays at 8:30.
Geo Calhoirn......'. President
D. E. Carlton : . .v. .Chairman
Wm. Ainsworth .Secretary Treasurer'
Geo. Calhoun Critic!
E Mickle Sergeant at Arms
W. G. Sparkman Attorney
John Black Chaplain
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
F. C. Edwards President'
F. Fee. First Vice-President
D J. Blocker. .Second Vce-President
Mr«. G P Carson.ThirdVice-President
Mrs. E.G. Baldwin.. .Recording Sec'y
D. E Carlton .Cor. Sec'y. & Treasurer!
E. C. Bostick Chaplain
VESPER CHOIR.
Soprano—Misses Crawford, Ethel
Hamlin. Katr Powell. Alice McKinney. Esthrr Paimer. Lillian Mundi,
Jennie L. Spalding.
Alto—Misses Lillian Hamlin, Louise
McKinney, Harriet Fuller.
Tenor—Messrs. Pierce, E. Mickle. D.
E. Carlton, H C .x.
Bass—Messrs. Gibbons, W. G Sparkman, W. Mickle, Geo. Conover.
COLLEGIATE BOARD.
Seth S. Walker President
Helen Manville - .... .Secretary
W. G. Sparkman.. .Business Manager
Esther Hampton
S. P. Blake
E. Mickle
W Y. Mickle
i George Calhoun
"ANNUAL" BOARD
(Subsidiary to Collegiate Board)
Esther Hampton )
S.S.Walker - Editors
S. P Blake )
W. G. Sparkman...Business Manager
GIRLS TO PLAY
BASKET BALL
A Game with Rollins is
Scheduled.
PRACTICE GAME FRIDAY NIGHT.
Coaches and Players are Working Hard
Prospect is Good.
Party at Miss Jackson's.
Those who attended the gathering
at the home of Miss Marion Jackson
on Friday evening, can testify to one
of the jolliest times of the school
year. The company assembled shortly after eight and lost no time in making the most of the evening. After
strenuous exertions at "telegram"
writing and other forms of literary
activity, together with games, the
guests formed a pre cession and followed thrir hostess into an adjoining
room, where tempting refreshments
were spread.
The time fairly flew with music and
games, but the partv, like all other
good things, had to end some time, and
at a late hour the merrymakers hied
away from the Jackson home and disappeared into the mists ot the night.
The company comprised the Misses
Coulter, Bessie Coulter, Fuller, Alice
McKinney. and Messrs. Stewart.
Woodward, Blake and Radley.
An interesting game of basketball was played in the gymnasium
Friday night between the Rags
and Tags. Each girl did remarkably good playing and the game
was hotly contested. All Chaudoin was invited, but there was a
very small attendance, and it is
hoped that in the future there will
be more interest shown by the
girls of the Hall, for we need
their support.
Since the able coaches, Messrs.
Pelot and Hamlin, have taken the
team in hand there has been such
marked improvement that the
girls hope to do wonders in the
future. They have been working
faithfully and are very enthusiastic. All that is needed to win the
coming contest is the interest and
backing of all fellow-students and
teachers. .
Miss Lulu Sparkman leaves today
for her home in Lakeland.
Picnic at Bine Lake.
On Saturday a very jolly crowd
consisting of the Misses Hughlett,
Walker, Webster, Alfred, Rowland, and Messrs. Pelot, Duncan,
Hendricks, Ainsworth and Johnson, chaperoned by Miss Hill
and Mrs. Arnold, spent the day
at Blue Lake. The weather was
charming and boating was decidedly the feature oj: the day. The
lunch which was eaten at the
boat-house was greatly enjoyed,
especially by one, who presumed
so far as to carry part of it home
as a souvenir. Really, Mr. P,
we didn't think it of you._
