The Stetson Reporter

a»I«0f€AS, Efe j* A silver mace, symbolic of the authority of the. President and the Board of Trustees of Stetson University — tho gift of an anonymous donor — foflai' "'••" ■■- ■ - - "Florida's Oldest College Newspaper" ^STETSON UNIVEESITX, DELAND, FLORIDA ac Maee lRejjgj0HS focus .mace became a ceremonial piece in Ij'tbe 12th Century in England and (France. Thomas Maundy of England I ,'was chief mace-maker of his day and f jinade the one now in use. in +'">' the one „.^ .6i,u ui an anonymous c'o- j'was chief mace-maker of his day nor — today was. accepted by the 'made the one now in use in Board, and placed in custody of J. fHouse of Commons. This and the one Ollie Edmunds, tho President. \wed_ in the House of Representatives In this day-long session, the Board iire probably the two best-known transacted other routine business, in- maces of today, eluding authorisation of the construe- ' >xThe Stetson mace will be used, as tion of ^ million dollar student union '" the case at. such American TJniver- building as soon as final architec- sities as Yale and Columbia, at com- tural plans c/m »«>-"—'-■•-'■ mencempnt <.-j „ — „„„„ tts llnal tural plans can be completed. "»iuii, ami was execute in London hv n,„;„i c .. txe(utC(1 ... uw vuiumDia, at commencement and such formal ac'ca- sions as the inauguration of a president. Charles. H. Bolton of Avon Park esideil oi- +i.' '* 15 LAW STUDENTS MAKE HONOR ROLL l.ui..ii CM — I'll li , - ..' t.'n ,'n .ill. I in ir liiiii-M'iiiiiij in i In building of bones and teeth, and how they are eliminated through the kid- neys. Also mentioned were the uses Fifteen Stets6n University College of electrolytes in transportation of of Law students are listed on the carbon dioxide and oxygen and in Honor Roll for the Fall semester. controlling the PH .of the body First year students listed were through their action as buffers. Everett Cushman, 'Gulfport; Harvey Bill Pate will present the next in Delser, Selby, S. D.; and Elmer. this Qamma s;gma Epsilon series Xangford, Cookeville, Tenn. . . ,.- - & > ' .Of qpmT^n — ART STUDENTS SHOW WORK DOWNTOWN Variety Of Service Is Keynote • "Remember Now Thy Creator" Is Theme .. ... „u.iwu oj Avon Pari ami was executed presided at the meeting today, Doyle in London by Daniel Spencer, one of *- Carlton of Tampa is vice-presi- the world's most- famous silversmiths. c]eni aml h- A- P^kins, Jr. of Do- The heraldic symbols on the Stet- Land iH secretary. son. mace include the palm from the seal of- the State of Florida,, the cross from, the seal of the City of j DeLand, and the lamp of knowledge j from the seal of the University, and [ the embossed- legend, "Pro. Deo el | Veritate,". followed by the Latin! 1 numbers for 1883.1 Originally a, weapon of war, Ihe I I ROTC HONORS FOCUS j WEEK TEAM A parade will be given at 3.■■"'"I p. m., Monday, on Hulley Field h\ tho Stetson University Reserve ' >i' ficers' Training Corps in honor or I Religious Focus Week on the cam|)ii- which opens Monday and continm- through Friday. Guests will include- the nine members of the Focus Week team and Dr. James A. Stewart, Dean of the Chapel. Dr. Stewart will give the invocation. The ROTC unit which annus Hi recognizes the week set aside on t lie campus to especially emphasize iv ligicms activities, will be led by ' -i det Lt. Col. David H. Poster, of Jacksonville,' newly appointed command -i of the cadet battalion. -cnii' The public is invited to the ceiv- <"-i— i monies. ". ilmuii "ELECTROLYTES" SEMINAR TOPIC 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ . ; . i "-• »''■• <".-k .ii«-j; MR. H. Y. MULLIKIW Eleven paintings by students taking art at Stetson University are on [display at Reese's -Soda Shop, 114 , West Indiana. Ave. This, exhibition 'includes most of the paintings which : Monday opens Religious Eocus {represented the school, at the Tampa Week with seminars by members of 'State Fair phis -other represent* the nine- man team. The over-all tive work from the art department, theme this year is "Remember Now Most of these colorful paintings are Thy Creator.'' Throughout the week, for sale and at very reasonable pri- men and women who have faced the ces. Inquiries mav- "be made at the challenges of the world with the same. ' , .,-*", , . ambitions, dreams and philosophies Stetson Art Department. ;,■ , „ , , , ,, . , . ' ' that college students thrive on, bring messages of how to meet life as a, Christian. Tin's is done through panel discussions, •"buzz" sessions, seminars, lectures, class room visitation,, chapel and evening services," The team, selected to appear by the* Student Christian Association as sponsor, receive nothing but their expenses for the five days of talks on professions, the world scientifically and practically, home life,- social life and personal beliefs and how these are related to the moral arid spiritual values of followers of Christ. Heading the group, Robert S. Denny, Associate General Secretary and Youth Secretary for the Baptist World Alliance, will share the rostrum with team members, Dr. H. Y. Mpllikiii, head of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Georgetown College; Dr. and Mrs. Gabe Payne, a physician and sociologist frcmi Tfopkinsvillo, Ky.; Fred Smith, former vice-president of Grucn Watch Company and now with Fred, Smith Associates, Cincinnati; Jane Ray Bean of the student department of the Southern Baptist Convention; Dr. UI- lin TV. Leavell, professor of ■education Six Central Florida high schools and director of the reading clinic at will compete in the Florida Inter- the University of Virginia; Douglas scholastics High School District Tour- (j0w. president of a Canadian' nianu- nanient to he held on the Stetsou facturing firm and Rev. Jack Robin- Uiiiversiiy campus, Saturday. ,Febru- S0,i, pastor ,of. the First ' Baptist ary 18, according to Dr. -Irving C. Church in Augusta. Ga. I Stover, head of the speech depart- „Each ^ has th h inent. ,. . .,, e encountering +i— — FORENSIC CLUBS HOLD MEET Second year students were Arthur Bleecher, .Miami; Richard Dillon Tampa; John Freeborn, Dunedin; Les ter Kafer, Gulfport; Melvin Page, St. Petersburg; James Tribble, Tallahassee; Fred Wilder, Clearwater.; and James Winters, Palm Beach Third year students listed' were Donald Castor, St. Petersburg; .' George Phillips, Tampa; Robert Salis ■' bury, Palm Pleach," andpAIten Samu els, St. Petersburg. 0 ^jjauvu series 1 of seminars on Monday night, Feb-1 ruary 27, in Science Hall. The public | is invited. REPORTER NOTICE Jment Students from Cocoa, Melborne Winter' Park, Mount Dora, and Edge- water and Boone Jligh Schools in Orlando, will compete in debating I and extemporaneous speaking. The . public is invited to both. Extemporaneous speaking for boys will be at 11 a. in. and for girls at 2:3,0 p. m., both in Stover Theatre. There, will, be an important meet- j mgsof,.the. staff of the Stetson REPORTER this* afternoon at 4 'p. m.; in the REPORTER office, all staff- members, who have not' been previously excused must attend this meeting "as it is vital to the operation of the - f t "■"* ", ■c,J!',Ji- paper., Any member who cannot maka Many peopte why'hitch their wag- .it, f-cjr toy Reason, please be sure and' ons to a star, often forget to put come by the office Monday afternoon-' wheels on them. ' after 3 p.' w. ;„ i ueuate WiU be hoi, ROTC HOST TO CUBS Cub Scouts of DeLand will be re .,* uaa gone through life encountering the same difficulties that we will experience later and each has an inspiring and exciting bit of .Christian learning to impart to us," said H. Malcolm, General Chairman. The stated purpose of the week is "to renew a consciousness of the need of power of Gocl and the love of His Sot. ;>. -■- '' „. w^msciuusness of [the w V. m., both in Stover Theatre.^ "erf of power of God and the Jove Four rounds of debate will be held of Hls Sm m our Iives and to r<ea!ize classrooms in the School of Busi- owe responsibility in the propagation "" "+ ,n " " ""' of the Christian way of lifei",Dr. William McCammon,. director of rer1 Iigious activities, feels students shoiild; obtain much in the way of guidance] in life and spiritual growth from the THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Many nonnU ...i. -, .. . . ... , in life and spiritual growth from the ,_ „.„«« m uejuand will be re- ?, ; cognized by the Stetson University evFts -of Religious Focus Week a|d ! ROTC with a weapons display and hope tijey take advantage of the|'e| f'open house- at 3:3Q,ip>'f4&V Monday, opn6rtni5t>flS • J" (February 227:' it ™-«* '--- *'' „ _.c-M.-r «uu uupe tttey take advantage of the^'e1' 'open house at 3:3fl.ip>«£ Monday, opp6ftatties • to discover matuW February 227i it, was/'annfunced to- chifet^i Hfonr^tc """ day by Col. WToofey- QEf. ftsfrmar — DR. U. W. LEAVELL ,, ., ii,, ras^anzf^unced to ■ day by Col. Wes&yVE*'. Farmer, pro- ; feasor of military science and tactics. , The obserVa'tion .j-s -h^' connection with National CUb"Sc"oiit' Week. The scout theme is. "Let Freedom Ring,." ; concepts. v A program has been prepared, covering the whole of the week, which students will receive Monday at the first seminars and other events.