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PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY.
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Vol. XXVI. No. 9.
DeLand, Florida, Friday,November 28, 1913.
$1.00 per Year
STETSON 25, BINGHAM 6.
Green and White Again Victorious
The Stetson Football Team met
the fast Eleven from Bingham in
Jacksonville on Thanksgiving Day,
and inflicted upon the North Carolina lads a crushing defeat. This
same team played Tennessee a
close game of 19 to 0. Stetson
triumphed over Bingham by the
score of 25 to 6.
The line-up which began the
DELTA DELTA DELTA.
The Florida State Meet and Silver Jubilee of the Delta Delta
Delta Fraternity was held in De-
Land Nov. 21 and 22.
Saturday afternoon a reception
was given in the Fraternity room,
to the Faculty and Fraternity
people. Th3 Fraternity room and
central hall of the Library Building were decorated with bamboo,
pine ferns, and flowers and shaded
COLLEGE PLAY.
Great Annual Event at Stetson.
This year Prof. Stover is producing the College Play in the
Fall Term, an occurrence quite
disconcerting to those of us accustomed to enjoying this event at
least three months later in the
season.
The play to be presented deals
with English society, and the plol
hinges on a question of mistaken
OSHIHIYI.
As editor of Oshihiyi for the
scholastic year 1913-1914, I have
been requested to tnaki a tate-
mciii for the benefil of those who
! arc interested, concerning the annual which my class hopes to offer
for criticism, praise and acceptance
in the near future.
Matters stand thus. For some
unaccountable reason the Senior
Class of this I deemed
Stetson Football Team 1913
destructive work on Barr's field
was:
R. E —Willard.
R. T—Albritton.
R. G— Padgett.
C—Fisher.
L. G.—Carson.
L. T. Dunkle.
L. E.—Lofberg.
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lights. The'color scheme used was
the colors of the National Fraternity, silver, gold and blue, silver
prevailing, because of the twenty-
fifth anniversary and the pine
tree in honor of the founders.
Tiny knots of the tri-colors clasped
with silver deltas were pinned upon
each guest. The receiving line
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identity. There are some very
comical situations. The name of
this excellent, and popular production is "The Importance of Being
in Earnest." Two girls vow that
they will marry no man unless
his name be "Earnest." The complications which ensue are gighly
amusing. It will be well worth
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it necessary to lay the burden of
producing the annual U]
shoulders of the gurpi
1 Junior;. And
the Jimi
j the burden and Ix.ar
fully.
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