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62nd Year
"Florida's Oldest College Newspaper'
NUMBER 29
Officers Inaugurated In Formal Ceremony
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Theatre's "The Royal Family" Opens Thursday Night
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Chaudion Third Floor, Town Girls Win Honors
story on page 7 S- Bw OFFICERS INAUGURATED . . .
Speaking at the installation ceremony of the Student Government Association yesterday morning, Hon. Paul E. Raymond ■ told
in-coming officers that student government does three things for"
the individual. "It trains him for leadership, it develops in him
a sense of humor, that is, to distinguish important things from
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THEATRE'S "ROYAL FAMILY9'...
Next week marks the final production of the Stover Little-
Theatre for this season. ''The Royal Family," which has been
chosen as the curtain-closer, is under thc direction of Dr. Irving C.
Stoyer and Mrs. Virginia Giffin and boasts one of the most outstanding sets of the season.
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PRESIDENT J. OLLIE EDMUNDS (center) told
the above group cf visiting high school students
who attended the first Stetson Scholarship Day
that, "Your chances of achieving leadership in
life are three times as great if you attend a
small college as if you attend a large one. Wheth-
a school is large or small," he pointed out,
"there is only one editor of the school paper, only one student body president, and the small
college offers you proportionately more opportunity to develop your powers of leadership."
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|HERBERT STENSTROM, Sanford Freshman, was
^presented Ye Mystic Krewe's outstanding Fresh-
.jjman Award Wednesday in chapel by Captain
3Fred Hope (right). Herbert is president of the
f Freshman Class, member of Sigma Nu Fraternity of which he is Reporter and Pledge President.
He is Ass't chairman of, the Safety Committee.
At the Sanford High School he was president of
the Freshman and Senior classes, and of the
School and Glee Clubs. He was selected outstanding, Boy Graduate of 1948. When he is a
Junior he automatically becomes a member of
Ye Mystic Krewe, highest honor a male student
can attain. (Photo by Heley).
LOVELY JOAN COOK, recently picked Florida
Tangerine Queen, will represent Horace Heley
Studios in the local Miss DeLand beauty contest.
All girls who wish to enter th IVIiss DeLand contest should contact Joan or Blan Taylor, News
Bureau, today or tomorrow morning.
(Photo courtesy Horace Heley).
SHOWERED WITH ROSES and presented with an engraved 90M cup
by Robert Matthews (right), master of ceremonies, Mary Sue Pafford
was crowned first Queen of Hearts at the Sigma Phi Epsilon Formal
held at the Roller Rink last Saturday night. The pretty blond queen
is a student at the University of Alabama, and sister of Sig Ep President, Charlie Pafford. (Photo by Ad Gilbert).
