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STUDENTS' PUBLICATION
OF STETSON UNIVERSITY
Vol.
XIX.
DeLand, IHa., Wednesday, May 1, 1907.
No 24
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR PEDAGOGUES
(b) Macy-Good Night, Little j HONORS ARE
Guests of Honor at Recital
Busy Saturday.
(5) Organ—
(a) Gaul—"Adoration," from
"The Holy City"
(l>) Batiste—Offertory in D
PRECIPITATED
Two more enrollments during the
week in the Review Class. I
Director Suhrie visited the Orlan-)
do High School on Wednesday last
Heavy 6*S" Shower Falls
on Monday jVoon.
OrsaH Recital.
Friday evening, April 29, a free
organ and song recital was given
by Profs. Orwin A. Morse and
Webb B. Hill in the University
Auditorium. Though given especially for the benefit of the
Normal students, the public generally were invited and a considerable number were in attendance.
Prof. Morse gave selections
from Flotow, Mendelssohn, Wagner, Chopin and other famous
authors, all of which were very
entertaining as well as iustruc
tive.
Prof. Hill gave selections from
the more modern authors—Moir,
Brownell, Osgood, and Macy.
RROGRAM.
(1) Organ—
(a) Flotow—Overture to Stra
della
(b) Godard — Berceuse from
"Jocelyn"
(c) Mendelssohn—Spring Song
(2) Tenor—
(a) Moir—Once More
(b) Brownell — Four - Leal
Clover
(3) Organ—
(a) Wagner — Introduction to
Act III and Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin)
(b) Chopin — Nocturne, G
Minor
(c) Wely—March in E Flat
<4) Tenor—
(a) Osgood—Flower Song
Tlr- l\S" committee which has
and addressed the student body in<j charge of the awarding of the
the Assembly Hall He reports a Varsity "S" met in room five at
very hnely organized High School at) J
that place. On Wednesday evening) ""e o'clock Oil Tuesday. Capt,
he delivered the commencement.ad- Botts, of the football team, redress at the Plant City High School,) * , _ ,
before a spkndid audience of eight) ported that Johnston, Gar vood
hundred people There were seven(^rf Gautier have won their let-
sweet girl graduates and one boy in) . . . , • „, , ,
the c1*m. On Thursday morning he ters, having played in three halves.
addressed the Hillsboro County Nor- uf inter collegiate football. Hen-
mal School. ) .
During the week requests have r.v Lowrie was awarded the loot-
come to the President and to the} ball "S" by the committee for
head ot the Normal Department ask-) ... , _. .
ing them to nominate teachers for) paying iu one game against Rol-
more than a dozen good positions in-line.
High School work and in Grammar) ,, , ~, , „ «., , , n
School work in Florida. The best Capt. Campbell, of the baseball
positions in the public school service) ream, reported that Wood, Allen,
of the state are going begging.) n j j t u *.u •
Young men should take note of these j Pounds and Jones have won their
openings and prepare for them. Sev-( baseball l'S."
eral of the positions in question wills m, , , ,. ,, , • -»T- _
pay considerably more than one hun- Tne basketball captain, MlSS
died dollars per month and they are^ Gaulden, reported that the fol-
'VnVn^ SS3ST pS"£ -wing young ladies have won the
and Mill gave a very fine organ and<j basketball "S" : Miss Detwiler,
song recital in the chapel for the)..- tt i Miao Siiftrta/vrt anrl
benefit of the teachers and the gen- iV^SS Holmer, MlSS Simpson and
eral public. And how delighted the ) Miss Kruse.
Florida pedagogues were The llg R„ wag alg0 awarded to
On Saturday a. m. Director Suhrie)
occupied the attention of the review) not more than twelve baseball
class at the 7.iS hour with a discus- fifteen football men, the
sion of the general field ot educa-) ' '
tional activity in the elementary and) names to be chosen by the cap-
secondary schools of Florida. Then) fcaing of the pespective ieams.
the teachers went in a body to the) r
Physical Laboratories and to the) The committee recommended
Manual Training shops where Profs. thafc the K M# L be made an Ǥ>*
Staley and Colton occupied their at-S
tention for an hour or so with ex-) school, and that the ltb" be
periments and demonstrations. awarded for participation in the
The members of the Review Class) * r
are making arrangements for a big^ K. M. I. games under the same
picnic at DeLeon Springs in the nearjrules fchafc govern the awarding of
^the "S" for college games.
Thursday afternoon. Misses Keel-'
ing and Tiffany gave an "At Home"
to Chaudoin girls. Those who went
from Chaudoin were Misses Fuchs,
Mellon, Frankie Armstrong, Mabel
Armstrong, Marvick, Kupperbusch,
and Webster. All were delighted
with the way the afternoon was spent.
and tell of a very pleasant time.
At a meeting of the baseball
team which was held in room five
today Ed Mickle was chosen captain for next year's team.
In choosing Mickle for captain
the baseball team have secured
