The Stetson Reporter

Fr W&t teteon Reporter "Florida's Oldest College Newspaper" ;70th YEAR STETSON UNIVERSITY, DELAND, FLORIDA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1957 ROADS AND PARKING CAUSE MANY CAMPUS PROBLEMS By George Owen Swanky new cars are built today including features enabling them to glide smoothly over the roughest terrain, yet' according to the ideas of some Stetson students these features could be put to a score test on Stetson campus. Last Friday Ked Howell surprised the Student Government Assembly with a recommendation that the student government ask the administration to fix the roada around campus. SGA President Carolyn Anderson promised that the matter would be investigated. In an interview Ked claimed that he was referring primarily to the road that runs in front of ' the new Student Union Building , and its outlets at the north end 1 Close study will find innumerable ; little chug-holes, here many of ■which would cause little notice in 1 passing over them with a car. Others, however, are large enough to cause a considerable jar if hit just right. Especially noticable 1 is a break in the road at its !■ northern end where a ditch was :? apparently cut across the road at . one time and is not leveled with the rest of the road. In a general summation of his grievance Red indicated that "the road to the .rear of and parallel to the north 3ide of Chaudoin Hall are full of , chug-holes which are dangerous as well as being a nuisance, and can add to the cost of upkeep on yars of the Stetson family." By this last statement Red was referring'mainly to the possibility of damage to shock absorbers. f Further investigation will repeal a similar situation on the fback half of the parking lot be- 'hind New Men's Dorm 4,5,and6. ■j Although usually fairly smooth, I hard rain causes this unpaved .^portion to wash, making it bumpy. ?At the east end of this area is a '■-, drop-off from the paved section j (Continued on page two) STETSON BAND TO PLAY HERE The Stetson University Band, Richard M. Feasel, Conductor, will give a concert in Elizabeth Hall on the campus at 8:00 P.M. Tuesday, February 19. The program includes contemporary works written for band by Samuel Barber, Don Gillis, Howard Hanson, and Walter . Piston. A feature of the program will be the first performance of STETSON SUITE No. 1 written by William Calhoun of Atlanta, Georgia, a sophomore music major in the Stetson University. School of Music. This new work will be conducted by the composer. Also featured is James Mathas of Daytona Beach, a junior in the School of Music, who will play the solo part oh THE TRUMPETER'S LULLABY by Leroy Anderson. A portion, of the program will be conducted by five senior music majors who are preparing to do their teaching internship this semester in Florida public schools. Each will be going into a different school to practice-teach in the field of instrumental music. They are: John Fulton, Stuart, who will intern at Seabreeze High School in Daytona Beach; Dorothy Godfrey, Spartanburg, South Carolina, who will intern at Lake Worth; Robert Hemphill, Jacksonville, who will intern at DuPont High School in Jacksonville; Dean Kells, Powell, Wyoming, who will intern at Semionle High School in Sanford; and Earl Williams, Daytona Beach, who will intern in New Smyrna Beach. The program is open to the public, admission free. Bill Hamilton Wins Presidency; Rules Chairman Resigns Post Stover Theatre Names New Cast, Announces Production Twenty Stetson students have been named to roles in the next Stover Theatre production, William Shakespeare's romance, Cymbeline. The drama given for the first time at Stetson, will be presented March 21, 22, and,2-3, with a special matinee the afternoon of the 23rd. Dr. Charles C. Ritter will direct. The cast includes Caryl Anderson as Imogene; Jim Saywer as Posthumus; Richard Heaney as Cymbeline, Arnold Colby as lach- imo, Marvin McMaster as Pisanio, and Betty Gregg as the queen. Cloten will be portrayed by Tom Mundy; Morgah is Chuck Way- good; Bob Krimm and. Jerry Seaborn appears as Cadwal and Poiy- dore; Bob Walker is cast as Phil- arius; Caius Lucius is Poke Run- yan. Jim Kern portrays Cornel7 ius;; Judy Winslow is Helen, and Anne Boyter and Maryanh Welch appear as ladies of the court. Zeke Hepler, Ramon Delgado, Bill Scott, Phil Arms, Bob Plato, Barton Stephens are also members, of the cast. HOUSE OF BERNARDA Eighteen students have been cast in THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA, an experimental Stover Theatre production. Dr. C. C. Ritter is director. The cast includes Cynthia Taylor as Bonica; Frances Cole, Bernarda Alba; Sandi Berghult, An- gustias; Carole Holland as Mag- dalena; Brenda Porter, Amelia; Anne Boyter, Marterio; Tuppy Hanscom, Adela; Gail Compton, Maria Josepha;Joan Rousseau, Prudencia; Maryann Welch, the servant; Peggy Etheridge and Sue Able, beggars; Judy Winslow, Minii Shaw, Becky Gallop, and Jane Sanders, women callers. Rehersals are now in progress. Bill Hamilton was elected this week to the office of President of the Student Government Association. He defeated "Whitey" Showalter in a runoff election on Wednesday by 113 votes. In a special interview Hamilton said that he would attempt to carry on the part of the present SGA program that he felt needed to be and that he would drop or accelerate other portions according to his personal estimate of the situation. "I think that on the .whole the SGA is doing very well" he said. Surprise move of the election came with the resignation of Zeke Hepler, chairman of the Rules and Procedures Committee. Hepler's resignation was accepted by the President-elect. Stating that he wished to take an active part in the Hatter Party in the Spring elections, Hepler said that he felt that "It would not be fitting for the Rules Chairman to be active in either party." Campus sources credit the election of Hamilton to be a vote of confidence in the present administration platform. SPORTS Stetson students who attend the Stetson-Rollins basketball game on February 19th will be admitted for 50«! upon presentation of activity tickets. The game will be held in the Winter Park High School Gym. ATTENTION SENIORS If you are to have the picture of your choice ih the Hatter,, you must contact the photography representative in the Art Gallery of Elizabeth Hall TODAY and give him your choice of proofs. Rogers Recital, Opera Workshop Scheduled By School Of Music Judson Rogers, a tenor in the Stetson University School of Music, will be heard in his senior recital at 8 P.M. Friday, February 15, in the Elizabeth Hall Auditorium. The public is invited. There is no charge for admission. Rogers will be assisted by his brother, Kirby, baritone, who is a junior in the School of Music. They will be accompanied by Anne Huntington at the piano. i Frank Miller, conductor, and the Florida Symphony Orchestra, Twill give a concert at 8:30 P. M. Wednesday, February 20 as part |of the Fine Arts Festival. Admission will be by activity ticket. The program will open with Rossini's "The Thieving Magpie," Bizet's "Symphony in C Major," and Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade". The program will open with religious compositions by Bach and Mandel. Judson will sing "Addio Alia Madra" from Mascagni's Cav- alleria Rusticanna and he will be joined by his brother in Verdi's "Solenne' in Questro" from La Forza del Destino. Kirby, a member of the Glee Clubs Travel Squad, was a soloist in "The Messiah", is in the opera workshop program and appeared in two operettas. He plans to enter the service before going into church work, STUDENT ARTISTS Student artists from the Stetson University Opera Workshop will give a program at 3 P.M. Wednesday, February 20 before the Eustis Womens Club, according to Mary Baldwin Powell, director of the Workshop. Three scenes from the widely- known operas will be given. Phyllis Hancock will sing- Sie- bel in an; excerpt from Act II, Scene I, of Gounod's Faust. Judson Rogers will sing the role of Faust and; William Delk will sing Mephistopheles. Patrica JIcBride will sing Norma in Donizetti's "Don P'as- quale". Charles Winn will take the part of Dr. Malatesta. As a final selection, Patrica Edington, will sing Carmen in the Card Trio from Bizet's opera of the same name. Patrica Mc- Bride will sing Frasquita and Anne Beane will sing Mercedes. Ruth Tippens will be the accompanist. ;. ;>' T