"Florida's Oldest College Newspaper''
66th YEAR
STETSON UNIVERSITY, DELAND, FLORIDA,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
NO. 11
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A SCENE from "The Rock," religious drama and Christmas presentation of the Stover Theatre, opens
its second night's performance tonight. Above from the left are Micki Horton, .Hoke Shirley, Anne
Gatlin, Norman Gold, and Zareta White.
NWWE PIt©HU€TI#N SUMHAY ...
The first performance of Handel's "Messiah" by the
Stetson Glee Club and Orchestra will l)e tonight at 8:00
in Elizabeth Hall. This is the first of the two productions
of the Christmas oratorio to be presented this year. The
second will be Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m.
(Turn to Page Two)
TW© »fl©ISE FK©UUCTI©M§ „ ..
The Stover Theatre was the scene last night of a moving and heartwarming presentation of Mary P. Hamlin's
religious play, "The Rock." This drama will again be presented tonight and tomorrow in the Stover Theatre auditorium. Curtain time is 8:00 p.m.
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it's inside
Presenting "The Greatest Smoe on Earth," a review of circus
life as seen through the Memoirs of a Moron . . . page six,
Hi-Hats take over the sport linht with three wins, an inter-state
tilt and a Northern tour . . . page four.
Christmas parties will be featured on campus during the
week . . . page two.
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(Story on Pase Two)
BIG BRASS for the Stetson ROTC unit this year are left to right Paul H. Lee, Captain and Battalion
Adjutant; Bjarne Andersen, Battalion Executive Ofiicer; and Tom Gibson, Cadet Lt. Col. and Battalion
Commander.
THESE SIX MEN were tapped for Ye Mystic Krewe duftig =n?rc
pnate ceremonies in assembly recently. Pictured are: fro-v1. rov
Bobby Marks, George Stedronsky, and Jack Morgan, back ctr j, Tos
Gibson, Bill Holley, and Bob Mathews.
Reporter Photo by Brengle
