The Stetson Reporter

66tli YEAR "Florida's Oldest College Xczos paper" NO. 6 STETSON UNIVERSITY, DELAND, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1952 STETSON CHEERLEADERS who will be leading the yell of "Scalp THEM" tomorrow night. Front row, left to right: Mayanne Davis, Barbara Rutter (captain), Barbara Brock, and B. J, Henderson. Back row: Harry Usher, Pai Wodischek, Herb Wilcox, Darley Knisley, and Buzz Johnson. SEE SPORT STORY — PAGE FOUR oris Lyon Takes Stetson Beauty Title SEE PICTURE PAGE TWO * Tall, brown-haired, and smiling | ] Boris Lyon Tuesday night won i j claim to first place in the 19.12 j 1 Stetson beauty contest. The eighteen-year-old freshman from Lud- ington, Michigan, awarded her se- deferment Tests teatEme ear Selective Service officials remind college students that the deadline lection of three competitions, chose i for submitting applications for the to enter the, race for queen of the ; December 4, Selective Service Col- Miami Orange Bowl. If selected. I lege Qualitieation Test is midnight from photographs submitted, as one | November 1 (Saturday), and that of five finalists, she will partici- j applications post-marked after that I ate in the Orange Bowl events. ' time .cannot be considered. Local and if named queen, will receive ' draft boards have an adequate a $500 scholarship to a Florida | supply of test application blanks school of her choice. Standing 5 ! on hand for draft-eligible students, feet, S inches, and weighing 130 Students are to mail their com it's Iiaslcle Seventy-six girls are wearing sorority pledge ribbons — see page three Sophomores reveal secrets of "how not to. flunk out of Stetson" in Orientation program— see page six ■pounds, Doris was the candidate ol Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. She is majoring in art here, with a minor in music. Rosemary Wetherington, a senior, and Sue Ferrell, a freshman, both in the business school, were named second and third place winners, respectively. Rosemary will attend Gator Bowl festivities in Jacksonville, competing to reign as queen. Prom Williston, Florida, the tall brunette was sponsored Tuesday night by Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Petite Sue Ferrell, from Palatka, Florida, representative of Sigma Nu fraternity, will be one of four attendants to queen of the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando. All three bowl games will be played on New Year's Day. Sue won the privilege of joining national rivalry for the College Queen of America, to discover that, being only seventeen (Continued on Page Two) pleted applications to Educational Testing Service of Princeton, New Jersey. - To be eligible to apply for the college deferment test a student must (1) intend to request deferment as a student: (2) be satisfactorily pursuing a full-time course of instruction; and (3) must not have previously taken the Selective Service College Qualification Test. Hatter Picture Deadline Set For Next Wednesday- Bruno DiGiulian, HATTER editor, has announced that Wednesday, November 5, has been set as the absolute deadline for all annual pictures. None will be made after that date. Thus far approximately 700 out of 1,200 students have had their pictures made. Sittings are at Horace Heley Studios on East New York Ave., near the Dreka Theatre. TO THE STUDENTS Thanks for your enthusiastic support. We will do our best to represent you well. Your Homecoming Hostess and Mayor, Mary Jo Braddy Jack Coldiron oth Win Election With Jolliits Receives Four Write im Maioiity; __-_.Oi_iiyv-L Mswier, irane _£*_._& A i Yoies Mary Jo Braddy, Ft. Lauderdale, and Jack Coldiron, Kingsport, Tenn.. will preside as Homecoming Hostess and Mayor for 1952. Election returns from Tuesday's balloting placed both -winners out in front of opposing candidate? by over 100 votes. Sosie Wetherington ran second *R'n the Hostess r ice and Joan Mac_, third. In the ra< e fer ,Moyc-. "Booty'' Nance ran second vim "Andy" Anderson, tiriid and Jack "Spook" Collins receiving four write-in votes. Over S70 votes were cast in th° election to 713 votes in 1351 and 1.003 cast in 1930. Official duties of Hostess Braddy and Mayor Coldiron win be to act as representatives for the student body to the alumni. They will be featured in the parade and be formally presented to both the students and alumni at the football game. Both winning candidates are active in campus affairs with Mary Jo president of Alpha Xi Delta sorority, newly elected vice president of the College of Liberal Arts, president of the Women's Professional Club, secretary of the Pem-M Club. Coldiron is social vice president of the Student Government Association, member of Ye Mystic Krewe,sstudent director of the Glee Club, member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and field representative for Stetson. Campaigning this year brought out many new features, everything from the usually painted cars, campus signs and loudspeaker systems, to an airplane dropping leaflets and special candidate parades, and free coffee in the Grill. Are Aimoiinceci The Homecoming "Hatter Howler" will be held friday night, at 9:00 p.m. at Hulley Field. The annual skit contest will be that night, along with the presentation of the team, the bonfire, and some fireworks. These skits will be judged on originality and presentation. They do not have to follow any theme or PARADE ROUTE A map of the Homecoming parade route will be published in next week's REPORTER. slogan. Each skit will be limited to four minutes. Three prizes, including a cup, will be awarded the winners during half-time at the game on Saturday. Any organization wishing to enter a skit, please let Jack Karl, Pep Rally Chairman, know by letter—Box 324. The parade route has been announced by Harry Rutledge, Captain of Ye Mystic Krewe. The parade will form in the parking lot north of Municipal Stadium, then proceed west on Euclid to Woodland Boulevard. The route is up the Boulevard to Pennsylvania., The judges' stand will be in the Forest o£ Arden. & Cine i© Ba Mi *€X be Drive The "S" Club is sponsoring a drive ior a name list ..that can be called on lor blood when it is need- eel. j All students who are willing to h?.% e their name on the blood bank j iKt for Stetson, please contaft j members to reserve Stover season George Shriver, Les Owens, or . seats for the 1932-53 Stover Th"a- lay Keservat-Oiis .vailable Soon Students may reserve seats for The Stover Theatre opener, "Good Housekeeping" this coming Wednesday, Thursday" and Friday, November 3, 6 and 7 between 3:i'0 and 5:30 at the Theatre box office Activity cards will be punched and tickets will be distributed at this time. A roll-out crowd is expected tor this Homecoming production, so students are urg-d to plan a visit tc the Stover building at this time Today is the last day lor faculty Tred Ellinor. The list will only be used by the hospital in case of an emergency concerning a Stetson student. tre production0*. Holders of faculty activity tickets may come to the Theatre downstairs between 1:00 and 4:00 for reservations. rcnestra "Presenting Shep Fields and his : 'Rippling Rhythm'!" With that, the annual Stetson Homecoming Serenade will get underway Saturday, November 8. at 9 pm. Serenade chairman Jerry Fine disclosed that confirmation of the personal appearance has been received, and that the entire "Rippling Rhythm" aggregation will be on hand for the event, which will be held at the airbase main hangar. In addition to Shep Fields and the band, Howard Wander and Bob Podell are featured vocalists, aided by a vocal group aptly called the "Ripplers" Featured musical soloists are C'armel and her violin, and accordionist Bob Shapley. omeeoimn. Fields unique "Rippling Rhythm" first appeared at Chicago's famous Palmer House in 1940. From there, the group's fame spread as a result of appearances in such top spots as the Hotel Statler, Waldarf- Astoria, the Paramount Theater, and innumerable radio shows. Finding the mid-war years demanding new ideas, Shep Fields originated what he called "New Music"—combining nine saxophones and five rhythm instruments—and after three successful years, disbanded in favor of managing a restaurant. But public interest demanded his return. So, after reogranizing his band, Shep Fields found himself back in the band- leading business to stay.