The Stetson Reporter

if! iKs&jft'W'' ,-•■ ^Florida's Oldest College Newspaper 69tH mm STETSON UNIVEKSITY, DELAND, FLORIDA FRIDAY, APRIL 6',. 1956 Lmt'Fine'Mrts.-' :IJe0Af0ryT^. Speak On 0ri FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR TO* GIVE OPERA AND THREE LECTURES THIS WEEK U ' Dr. y, Didier Gra'effe/will he the final lecturer in the 1955-56 Fine Arts Series iatj. Stetson. He will bring with 'him.' a !sacred opera' which he wrote and will deliver it to the opera writing class- Title of the opera is "Lot's 'Wife-y^ y Dr.: Graeffe's lectures will start Monday, April 9, at 10 a. m, when lie will give a 'lecture on "Japanese I Art and Literature" to the humanities and, art; classes in the auditorium of Elizabeth Hall. At 4 p. m. of the. same day, in Allen Hall, he will give a talk on Zen Buddhist philosophy, This lecture is open to the public..'.'. The series will close with a' lecture at, & p. m. in Stover Theatre, with the subject being a discussion of Japanese ■ Theatre Arts. ■■.'..' Professor of Humanities of the University of Florida, Dr. Graeffe, has recently; returned from a' year in Ja- paii oh 'ja, Fulbright Scholarship. His (special field was the jstudy", of Japanese culture and he'brings with him a collection of Japanese aft, which will be on display at Stover and in . the Elizabeth Hall, Art Gallery all during the week. - "Versatility might, he said .to be jjjsfhe keynote for the last speaker", said Professor , Cushman, Fine Arts Series Director. "He is a member of the .Florida Composers : League :and ig the author of several books as well as being a fine artist". ; '•; UNIVERSITY NOTICE The mobile \T-BX-Ray..uiiit.of the State Department of Health will ibe,, on campus Tuesday, and Wednesday, April 10 and 11...Every student.is expected to take .this examination, which ■ is free. Those who do not do so make themselves liable for X-Rays obtained otherwise, should ' the University Physician require them,., the usual cost of which .is-, ■.$15:00..The unit .will, be open Tuesday'from ;1:00 to, 5:00 and 6:00 to '8:00; Wednesday. 10:00 to 1:00 ahd 2:00 to 5:00. Faculty, Students Recitals ESysmp§(> TOMSET MR., MISS SIET50N TO BE CHOSEN; SURPRISE EVENT FEATURED FOR ■".■ Combined -Meet :'■ Justice Stephen O'Conhell, candidate for re-election to thei State. Supreme Court oh the Democratic ticket, will address a joint meeting of the Young Democratic, Club ahd the Stetson Political Forum this coming Monday night, it was announced today. . Justice O'Oonhell will speak at the meeting in, the Elizabeth Hall Auditorium at 7:30 p. m., and will be introduced by Jim Parkhurst, president of .the P.„ F. ';';'. ' All Stetson Democrats, both students and .faculty members,, are' invited to attend, and to join the Young Democrats at this meeting. MEDICAL SERVICE SEEKS NEW MEN Lt. Richard A. Kiel, Army Medical Service Procurement. Officer at Ft. McPherson, will be on, the Stetson campus Wednesday, April 11 to explain medical resdeneies,;! medical and dental internships, and medical clerkship offeiTed by the Uhited; States Army. "■-. / ' Lieutenant, Kiel will meet Stetson students interested in applying .for these programs in' Room 204, Business Building at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. FACULTY TRIO The: Stetson1 Fa,culty; Trio has scheduled a recital to be held oh.',April .6, at 8r0p:.p.: m. in .Elizabeth Hall. The: Trip are Frahpes Buxton, violin; Eleanor Leek; violoncello; and Roger Cushman, piano. '.-■ -.':"' ;:,The performance will he Mozart's Trio: in <? Major, K. 496 followed, by Bloch'S;Three.Nocturnes. The concluding number will be Trio in C Minor, Opus 101 by Brahms; .,: v The student recital, that was to be: held Tuesday, April 4, was can- Celled because of the spring,holidays. ORGAN RECITAL '■-, The^ Student Guild Group of the American Guild of Organists have scheduled a recital for April 10 at 8:00 p. m. in Elizabeth Hall. . The first group will contain numbers by BuMehude, Bach, ahdBrahnis. The- student organists are Mary Ross Anderson, Anrieit Grace, Ronald Coch- rill and Conrad Grimes. The second group will be Franch's (Chorale in A Minor, played by idar- garet: Taylor. The; third group will have numbers ;by .Peters, For'ilam, Messiaen- and Purvis. Thie'organists in this group :are Grace Waterson, Sidney Meltoh,- Charles Woolward, and Mol- lie Parrish. '. ,;:St0?er;::',Tlieati'e;':S '■■•■ Seeks''Talent." .'■"."■" By BUDSt SIMMS '■ FLASH! St.pv.er, Theatre presents another' outstanding play — with a east of twenty women —:.; Guaranteed to make you laugh and cry,, all in one, performance. The title ;of this sensational Broadway Play, is "The Young and the Fair". Directed hy Stetson student-Ann Anderson,' the forthcoming'.show will appear April 20th:and 21st: '. ; The:;lead! parts of this play are capably handled by: Vickie Anderson, i J)oris: Lyons,, Dale Lander,, -Nan-: cy Laffbh,: Pat: Boss, Jo Boswell, Peggy :Estarige,....-.' : Don'i; forget April 20th and 2lst will be the two showings of "The Young and the Fair." ■'. ■ By DAVE STEENKEN ; Hatter Holiday will be held on the morning of April 12, at De Leon Springs^ Festivities for students, faculty and adniinistration will begin with a sack race for • men at 10:00.'. Bus service to; the Springs will be available/ at 9 a. ni., to those without other ■ means, of( transportation. 'Bus service and admission to the grounds will1;; be'free. ^Student meal .tickets will be honored for. a box chicken lunch that will foe served at 12:30. Men's and girl's events will follow each other in rotation'.. 'till 12:15. No one may participate in more than three events.. '':. ■■ :j. v After lunch there will be a. surprise event in, which, both boys and; girls will compete. Tins Fill he iOjie; of the highlights: of the day, and as, such, it's nature will have to remain a' closely guarded secret. The Mr. and Miss Stetson contest will be held after the surprise at 2 o'clock and wjll last until 3:30. Hoot Gibson will act as (Master of Ceremonies. '" .'!.. \- There will, be a 45 minute timeout period for swimming and cooling off., Events will be resumed with a pie eating contest — only ...one pie, J. 2. 3. .4- . 5. 6. Mr. jumbo variety, allowed to each par ticipant. : ' " ' ' V PROGRAM of EVENTS Boy's Events Sack Race .................... 10:00 Three-legged Race: ...L.J. 10:30 Wheelbarrow Race ........ 11:00 J00 .Yard Dash,,......,:.., 11:30 Cross Country ,,.......„... 12:00 ; 'Surprise Event .' 1:30 Pie Bating Contest ........: 4:15: Tug of, War . -4:30' 12:30 Lunch 1:30 '2:00 — 3:30 and Miss Stetson .Contest ',. \ 3:30 — 4:15 :■/'■.■<■:,. . Swimming and cooling off • Girl's Events : " Sack Race ,.....;....;....:...;......, :1Q:,I;5.: Three-legg'ecl Race,........>:....,. 10,:4o'. :Egg. and: Spoon sRace ........ 11:15 Obstacle Race ........»......>...;, 1:1:45: .jVfake-up Relay 12:15 -Surprise Event 1:30 •; Pie Eating Contest ........... 4:15 Egg Throwing Contest 4:45 The annual Hatter ; Holiday Ball will • be held at the National Guard Arrnofy 9:00 p* m. to wind; up : the day°s events. Billy . May's Orchestra will . play in his:, refreshing ; "new" style, which has pleased college dance devotees all over the country.. '.-/Revival Teams- : ,:: Active'- Five revivals led by Baptist students on our. campus, were held during spring vacation. Others will be going out during the semester, Hal. Green and Jake Ayres went to .First Baptist Church in Frostproof. They were there March 25— April 1. . Buddy Simpson, Don Locke' and Merrill [Maguire assisted at the First Baptist Church in Willistori during- March -25-April 1. t. Bob Forehand, Wayne Graham.and Mollie Parrish went to First Baptist Church in South Bay, March -25-30. : Sid Knight, Judson.: Rogers and Donna Roe .were; at First . Baptist Church in> Fernandina Beach tlie week of'March 26-April 1. Boh Byrd went alone to Indian Head Acres Baptist Chapel in *TallaT hassee frojn March 29 to Aprfil 1st. Paul: Kercher, Jack Coldiroh and Carolyn Anderspn will lead at Avon- dale Baptist Church in Jacksonville on April 4-8,. ' Carl Whiddohy Bob'Rich, and Gra-; dy Showden' will be leading a revival at North Main Street Baptist Church in Jacksonville the weekend of April 13-15:'''. RIFLE TEAM :' Eight members Of the Stetson,University ROTC Rifle ■ 'Team are competing, .in, a rifle match April 5 and 6, sponsored by Scabbard and Blade aid the intramural department of the. University of Florida at Gainesville. .'''■•.. Ray p. Helpling, Reid Vandercdok, Randall Johns, Joel Sloan, James Hendrickson, Twitchell D. Penland, George Briinkhorst and Thomas Norwood were accompanied to Gainesville by Sgt. 1st Class WilUam IC. Cobb, regular Army instructor, who is in charge of the Stetson firing team. Three team trophies and seven individual awards will be given. Stetson will fire against Florida' State, University, University of Florida, Florida Southern College, and the University of Miami, ROTC units. ROTC MOVIE Color movies of the 1955 summer camp at Ft. Benning, Ga:, showing Stetson University ROTC members, will be: shown at Allen Hall at 8 p. m. Monday, ApriJ 9, ■.■-.-• , TO:;Mip: HIL24th :HATTER-TARTY, SLATE- COMPLETE UP STILL IN RUNOFFS The Hatter ahd University Parties, released their official nominations for the office of. SGA Prseictent yesterday. Joe Rhodes, present SGA So-. cial Vice-President will represent the Hatter Party, while Buddy Simpson, will carry the University Party banner. ' Rhodes, a veteran, is a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity and a transfer fronr the; University of Florida. He is present Social; Vice-President of the SGA, a member of the Stray Greeks. He: lias been active in icam- pus affairs for the past; two years. He has served as SGA Chairman for Hatter Holiday, in 1955 and also served as, Homecoming Publicity and: Dance Chairman, He is marrieS. Running with Rhodes on the Hatter Party'ticket are: Carolyn An-, derson for Vice-President; Roger Williams for Social Vice-President; Linda Rogers for Secretary.ancl:;Rich Layer for Treasurer.". ; y :' ;; ': Simpson is a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. He Is also a member of the Phi Society, Ministeriaiyssoci- ation, BSTJ, Executive Council,: and the ODK. In his fraternity, he has served as Chaplain, Secretary! Intramural Chairmani "and Social Chairman. He was chosen as a member of the Football Intramural All-Stars. He is.pinned to Peggy Ward. Other offices which were definitely decided by the UP primary were: Social Vice - Presidential nominee will.be Max Stoiies and Tommy Cau- then will be the nominee for Treasurer. ... 1 A .Hatter Party meeting to, decile on a platfor-ta' for the campaign will be held this coming Monday at 1 p. m., in Elizabeth Hall Auditorium and all interested members of the party are invited to' attend. Publications /Posfe : Up For Election;. The, annual Publications Elections will be held this coming May 4th, J. Blanford Taylor, chairman of the Publications Board, announced today. Nominations for the post must he submitted in writing to, the Publi- ca'tions Board not later than, April 14th and no campaigning for the posts will be permitted until the Board has. cleared all. applications. Official campaigning will be allowed after the 23rd of April. i: The offices that will be open to student nomination are; the Editorship of the Hatter, the Stetson year- hook, the Stetson REPORTER, the weekly student news puhlication,! and' the Student Handbook. Also open will be the Business Manager's spots on the REPORTER and HATTERS