The Stetson Reporter

«8*3WewWwH-w~>«. Tfu U H Religious Empfiasis Week Scheduled t ebruary 13=16; Seminars to fee Held - The campus will observe a special proSram during the week of t Florida's Oldest College Newspaper" f Stetson New Jersey Club to Meet Tuesday There will be a meeting of the Sletson-Xew Jersey Club on Tues evening, February 7, at 7 p. m NUMBER 15 | Hatters Will Be Distributed ; Beginning Monday, February 6 ■VDrn.lr. ,,,, . ~"~'—'P^iamaumm; the week of (J UK)UM0»^s, TV I^S-io '-r \-rT"P ■'/, , -*mc "Christianitv in \cL » T ' WUh the '," Hoom ""■ ^-beV^ii." A , "V ™ MV"c:,ls ^'^ to ™* .-,.:-„ ,„n,, „ .; Ctl01L ivvo outstanding guest speakers Jpr^'iles are urged to attend. | w,il iak'c >:^ 1- the Science Euildin I " WCekS ^^ D- ^hd llcnclerlile, a nrof,,,nr l?™. * ^ ^ * eligible for ; -;-oody professor at the Southern ■aPiwt Seminary in Louisville, Its atucky. bve,-ts scheduled on the week's calendar will include the morn- -"9 chacel services, evening pro- Brarns and cervices, followed by Semmara fed by the visitors These Seminars will be en sub- jac.8 developing the theme ^nnatianity in Action." bringing »"t The value of practicing Chris- uanity in everyday living... These •eminar meetings will be similar ]o those so popular last year dur- lf,3 Religious Focus Week. Religious emphasis Wbek i« n& POLLY FINCH NAMED QUEEN OF HEARTS pi ^ampuf, activity every tuo 'Jeing held the years a I a! lonor Knsliees This Week Kriday evening tho Sigma Xu's Magod a stag or drag affair in honor of the rupee's at their house. The rushed pledges, and "clues were entertained bv a few renditions by Dick Crum. Group singing and refreshments were en joyed, by all. ilonday evening the plavboVs ^Hgeo a smoker in honor of the rusheo's at their house. All pros- itV'o'r rears', !cnt weJ'c Pertained b. i-nu years,!. ""'""""ra uy t 'ocusWeoki m JoIln Hal haw ay, I program of FIas,h TaI,°n> and Fred 0 ' esliments were served t, all iuu 'ea Owen led in group singm- brief talks Bill West, wen. Ue- j iur, c occ-n e:r ! ■•348 ana -..p ! a'lS' Ce:s of ±c<" Polly Finch, vile of Sig Ep Prexy ' ^^Z- A. 1). Fmch, was selected as Queen meatu ' ' "" (-L Hearts at The Second Annual Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen oj Heart, ■Jail last Saturday evening in the roller rink. The Royal Lildv and her escort led the grand march 'hror-gh a ]„Voe „|lJte h(?ai.(_ A icplica of tho Sig EP peij compK-te with skull and cross-1' bones, ms one oi the feature at-,' ii-action? of the effective decora-1 rmns. Stetson Greeks were offici-; ally welcomed by hlrg0 b]ack' neaits each representing a fratern-.' °n the walls. Also' aitcd beginning Ft-bruarv receive a copy. The distributir>n i« basement next to the book- . _ - a HATTER a student must n stetson University (!uri1]g the fall quarter of r and spring ■ -*<ii uter a person lacks filling the re- i-*«st pay a supple- > ...50 per quarter, '-e a1 tli'-e time of Ti'O t'90 's 1)£\s dist-ibijiicii. Sti:derrts c'-cmc' oheck the bu,. letm boards to discover the orc^o ■n wKch *v,ey ,,ave beg" .n_ daded. EliClfc.e students may receive s copy of the HATTER fcororitv, -._ not scheduled. The program of f , - - „,. ,u, -tpirf" 1B SJmilar' bl,t Emphasis I ii,eshmenta ve^ ^rved to all and ™™ ao not boast the large and i V,f °™n Ied in «™»P sinstn" -lied personnel groups presenting' *lU ^'k^ Bill Scrantom, Alike - 0.ens mecks. This year Keligious ■ far,e». ™* Bob Smith, a very well :**" .vVeok- with Ms theme of ' mOV'n anthem Quartet rendered jrnru.tianity in Action" will be a 'ltiw '"onies. Movies oi the Ste 'Pry ,ran^8BJre were the black,' ■streamers *hich hung down from1 a low white ceiling. 1 I-- juvorues. movies ol the Stef son-Tampa football game Mere on- joyed. Alnsic for the affair was furn- M by jack JttckB011.s bau(J ! chaperons were Dean and Mrs I I- . "~,-~. - ■ Benson IJa.is, Coach and Mrs. Phil' ce^i"^T^Z f be^ made co-" Oltmoy. and Ijr. and Jlrs R,v h^ " """JV': ? SLatus he ra-y Sowers. " «-y , "-'r>g a con-ec ?n -celpt from the I Jjursar s ofi^'i >ampw Lutie This Week Something New Is ^onrmo-: ^mg Theatre Opens Monday By FRED FISCHER Hatters Blast FSU '76-61 In Overtime I Stetson's Hatters staged an up- [hnl i'ght Saturday night to trounce lytoiida Stdje's Seminoles 70 to 61 ;m an overtime game. U was PSLT's j nist defeat of the year on their Mond-v Fir --■-■■-» I T;° C0WL The Seminoles jumped rflonc.y, February 6, between ! 0lt to a Qnick 6 io 1 iead but it was ishoir-iived as the Hatters came j'wik to take the lead and hold it Itmoushoat most of the game Stel- ison led at half time 38 to 30. jT Golne; into the last two minutes jFSi: held a live point lead but the jliatters came back to lake a 61-CO ,'Irad with 30 seconds remaining. j Tne time keeper did not add Stetson's last two points however and I Rossi took a set shot with 15 sec- jonds to go thinking the Hats were , behind by one point. The Seminoles 1 took tho rebound and headed down , court. An FSU player had a perfect iny vp but was purposely fouled by , U'hitey Anderson. The ensuing tree f shot tied the game and sent it in- .10 an over time period. , The Hatters scored nine points 1111 tne over time period while keep- ! ing KSIT scoreless. Only nine men saw action for uie hours of 9:3Z and 11:30; Tuesday, February 7, between tne hcurs of 9.-30 and 11:30; 2:30 and 5:00; Wednesday, Feb- "iary 8, between the hours of 8:30 ano V- ;30 Snz 5:C0 and 6:00. if a student ^!as parfal eligibility he mcy cick uo a HATTER on Tnursa'a;., Fecruary 10 be twee„ the '-.o^s of 1:00 and 4:30; Frioay, Fecruary 11, b»_ tween the hocrs of 9:30 and r London .Mavt^v ^ ^ „_,,- J^tson with Jim Taveniere lead The chuckles and guffaw, „„■♦ i P»"ionateIv :>i love "fW"^ ^ i',"« th° Jay Tlth 22 points- Ken- I /„,„TOJ ,.,_ „ ; u ,a('°'-,n Fan-fax points for Stetson was Fred Wimer - — «w,iS finest- is a mostlT, " "" outstanding achievement. The the-1 Pr(;f0D>- — «r liie funnier scenes ■ ate-audiences of the campus aie! ^ ^ayif ^n Lady Bracknei ' n tor a triple-threat treat when °lUSes to ^lVe her consent to the IS ThPn^11-3 °n M°nday night ^;Seme!,t U13°n d|s«>vering that the Theatre-ln-the-Round at the ' ^ °'U,lnp was fojn^ as an infant converted Commons Lounge Not' ? "le ^shrocm of a subway sta only will they be given an evening ' l": When ^ protests th^after ot real merriment but it will be in,& ' he WaS jl1 a haad"ag with ham a most unusual setting with in-'^' Lady p-"ackuell shre4s th°t formality the keynote. j handles or no. It couldn't be a veiw Mr. Wilde's plays ar6 partIcularlv I g"°'f "»^ound. ^ adaptable to ring theatr; J* ! criS?"8"s,b'-ady. Algernon Mon- are not only superbly amusing bul' f, M7ed ,;y A"^ Thompson) ntimale and the ring or found' h'mrn ^ 'Vo»ki^ has a very ch„K]UP s tQ „ i | eja.n >«R young ward in the north 2 4 Peterson 3 Eakin 2 Maynard 1 Anderson 0 Rossi 1 Tavoniere 9 Halle "".'" 0 ft 5 7 3 1 1 4 1 4 0 *P 9 15 9 5 3 4 3 22 0 Delta Sigs End ■ree. «K f en I EL Twenty men went through the Delta Sigs informal initiation Friday night. The informal climaxed flreek Week during which all pledges goin,' active were at the Js caught so much"m"n,r lea™um ""der the preM«sp ib^\?Z'v-"" I(,isp0RaI of tho active members. is a faLnatin^r iU"y- "^?* —^ ^S, ^J °£ fo^e -» *™t through in- hicli savor to the fuliost. The an-1 nnd vMtIn ".;■- —r auo 'dience becomes a part of the piav h ne::her the consent ror Jr the actors are, within r^c£g ■' ^?S% ^ *<****. he hi (distance. The subtless flicker of an.£?i,°U ,T to P3eGr' r!le fa,»' ^ung tiiiiio'., . . -le lb vvor Jtj^f™0^ Theatre-' unlu amizbi' ,. »y and Charlie Broadwav. Shi ! 1' °"?a™PUS.Pi Beta P^i sore- jin-the-Round is approximate^^T6 by ' cere ■■d^^ ^^ °n the -— Cs.s„ are: Joy Nich- buckout ser;erth;;= Xiiffi," S^ ^--- - - scenes are being changed or a pass! : Saw ^romances which he- age of time being indicated I ft - *T°* erm^ w,» be on sale The story of "The Importance of ' Th".t^ -S0°a w ' ™° StoTer Li*-'e Being Ernest" is a compUcaS^01^ ! IS, V^^ ****** admis or it is a situation comedy. J„hn ;~„n,l „f,,^U\ly ^cfet. «"»«» toTC were: Robert Burns, Tack a^Ss "r^l^f '-!^f '^-en Houglas, h'dnoy Shatford, Rodney Skaggs, Lee Ayers, Jim Dodd, Edward Mc- Claran, Nick George, Bob O'Connell, Jack Kern, John McCorkle, Goorge Ackroyd, Edwin Clavlon' Bui Edwards, Ervin Haygood' ^r■^^»^,^^i^slSM5J^. as Saturday morning the pledges were given five hours during which they could turn the table on the actives. Within the space of five hours most of the actives wore caught and taken to the fraternitv house where they were doused with a nose. Fleming) a gay y0Unjr bind. „* ^„„, J!f ^J" be eerTed to the au- Fie-nim/i „ uy James' Coffee will >-.» ce^v-f I-leming) a gay young blade of thedienee betwee^i acts.