The Stetson Reporter

jMMWtt®**™™*****"1* jO'- Che teteon Importer "Florida's Oldest College Newspaper'1 *69th year STETSON UNiyERSITY, DELAND, FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4> 1955 \GremiJ)erby .;• The annual Green Derby Carnival® ;•■■■ will be Held Saturday night between '■[; jCummings Gym and' Stover Theatre. ./Many Stetson student organizations /.have entered booths or stalls in the y.affa,ir wMeh is ^sponsored by the ;»; Women's Physical Education Depart- X'ment. .?■■■■■'■. :r ■''', ■' ■■ : -. ■ ■ ;f. Free entertainment, provided by yStetspn students; on tlie trampoline, If will be available to all. Clowns yrid ■ ?£ &}I the other familiar : paraphenaiia I'-of a carnival will be!present, !. Besides hot: dogs and.: soft drinks, '."< candy of all varieties, prizes and other j' matter, the students will have 'an :;; j ^opportunity to duck fellow students- '.ii. in a- dunking machine or hit tlieir. .:':] favorite: instructor in the face, with yiy J wet sponge. '.''.: ; .:' :. ■'v"!.' ||| .'!■;Proceeds;'from the ^affair will go ||:l towards improving the Women's Phy- :}||si^al Education jMajor Club and pe- :;|'f|paitnient, with all participating or- i:i.:<'j£ajnizations keeping a share of the : ;J|pf6fits which their booty brings in. : ■ |;i Mmission to the fair grounds : will i;.;};i Dfe|,:0iily'.ten.; cents.- .. } .yj.,;! :yiekie. Anderson, Chairman -of "the !:;;.|y:G%en Derby Carnival announced'that ;:i];;tt iwas expected, that; this years ear-; .' jl:|iiyi would' be a greater success!;thah ■jsts'jt; years due to the experience: gaitt- .*ed:-m the operation of last year s car- :iSi|:.:. "I' - r ■ ' ■■■•'..-.■: anuval. yJIADe To $&&£ JJii Allen Hall ll^i'So College and,High. School:Deans '. I j &i Counselors will meet heiie:; this rlfeek: in Allen Hall:; The; njeetfiig > | i&t-: for TO: $0^a<:m. Friday will! be bp^ | j|iie«l by Dr, Victor Johnson, guidance : | ¥d&,pupil personnel consultant: of the .. | :^tate Department !of : Education.: He 'j ivjlill1 speak:: on ;; repent/developments ■' |n:>: .guidance services:jin>: Floridat, ,■■•"■.' ,j ^pr. Arthur;Wt.!;Gom}y;Gaine^yille, ;';'glijfessor ■ of Education'. at; t&'j:':'i3iii4 ySrsity of Florida and:' Writer : oil , clipieal psychology subjects yili give ; i'fliis.ikeynote: address !Atti.!3Q-'j p.- m. |4i;!tlie luncheon in the:Putnam BXiiel. j ijTlie T25 visitors will: join;!with'the ^tSdent: body in;: watching: tlie!'! !3jfjet4 sbn'-Presbyteriaii;! foethall game: i-to- njijbti '-. Tapping for Onlicroh Delta. Kftppa national! honorary!, leadership fraternity took place Monday. Six Stetson men chosen for their outstanding contributions to: leadership! on;, campus to.become members of the;fraternity. Those tapped were: John Pixon, past Editor-in,Chief of. the RISPGIt- TER.and currently Business Manager; of the Hatter; Martin Stephens, President of .the Men's Council and. President of the Senior Class; Carl Whiddon, : 1955 Honieepming. Chairman j Buddy Simpson, President of ; the Sophomore Class; Jerry Bi'OWn,i:Jiinior: Class: Treasurer; and John. Morgan, Secretary,: of the Men's Council.:- Featured" M ;■-:"' ii|eC0ipinf,';;;.;.:.;- _ New "builcHngs on the; Stetson University.campiis at DeLand and: at the! College !of Law: at St. Petersburg: "will'occupy the interest1 of alumni returning for Honiecoming November! 18, 19, and 20. ■',■' ■:.' The last two of seven1 residence .h»lls built iii the list two years will be. «ppn forj irispection. The first fivo units are occupied by men afld the two newonjes were occupied be- grinning in ; Septeniber by' women. ThesiB residence hails cost more than PitWtoidflO. : On display: will be the arehitept's drawing of' the hew dining room and student tinion building. Ground will be broken this year for this structure estimated to; cost between $750,obO and $1,000,000, if present plans:are carried out. law alumni will be particularly ihteVested in plans for a: hew air- conditioned library and classroom building? for the law center at .Si. petersburgr. An out-of-state frieha has made available $250,000 for this building on condition that it he! niatciied in Florida. Prelimihary aifcliitectiiral 'sketches have: been cosmpieted for this structure; Students To Choose Hostess For Homecoming LETTER TO THE ALUMNI * FOUR WOMEN, TWO MEN NOMINATED FOR POSTS ! WE, THE .PRESENT students of Stetson',, want you to, know that Honieepming, 1955, will be as good as ever. We are planning for you a varied program built around the theme "The Forward Look" and we do "look forward" to welcoming tlie old grads back to campus. A competent S.G.A. Homecoming; Comntittee is working on arrangements for the annual Hatter Howler on Friday evening:, November 17, td be fbllowed by a serpentine precession down the boulevard to the stadium for a giant pep rajly. After the various group breakfasts oil Saturdayniorning:, tours will be available for1 those who want to: see the many new, residence halls. , ponvocatidn will start earlier ,this yea,r so that you won't be rushed so much and can hear the Glee plub sing those ''other two or three numbers" they haven't had time to sing before, The barbecue will foe a highlight: of the day as per usualfWith ample: opportunities for you to get to the stadium early to watch and participate ill a colorful pre-ganie show. And then, of course,:the plans are that 'we pin Mississippi College's football ears back during the 'middle of the afternoon Saturday evening is our Honiecoming Serenade.: . !"• ;V Cordially, y .: Ralph Chandler <i President, S'.Q,,A.;; DEBATE-;€LUB ■■■;;.;■■ ELECTS OFFICERS "We'hope,: to; establish. a,!gop;d foundation this .year, for! a strong- debate : program in - tEe, yearSi.': to come at .Stetson."This was the statement given by the!hewly-elec- ted Debate »Club .President, Allen Parsons. -:''... "Our plans include an exhibition assembly for the student body i» early , January, ! entering a state to,urnaitnent in January at Tallahassee: and InterTCpJilegiate debates With other neighborihg colleges," Allen was elected jn a run-off election against Ralph Chandler; also in the run-off for the office of Vice- President was Don Andrews and Merrill Maguire. Merrill was elected. Unopposed for secretary! was Donna Carroll. Membership iritd the organization has .been temporarily closed,. but will be re-opened in February. The debaters .have chosen up sides and. are preparing for their first debate in December on this year's subject: "Resolved 'the non- agricultural ! employers' should guarantee their employees an, annual wage." Mrs, Lenyth' Brockett is the debate coach, ? Speakers:'Bureau : To Present Play:;; V, .Members of the Stetson Speaker's Bureau will present a one-aot::play for the Women's Club' of Palatka. today at 4 p.m.; at a special luncheon meeting.. This is the first presentation of'. the^ 'play, which will tour other communities : in the vicinity. ! . V The play to be presented, "Without■ Wordis," is a translation of a one-apt comedy by the Spanish authors, the brothers: Quintero, prepared by. a Stetson student, Ann Anderson, under the supervision of Br. poris K, Arjoiia of the Stetson Spanish Departmeht. Miss Anderson, who wj|l present a short talk preceding' the play, is a senior major in Spanish and Drama. She traveled extensively in Spain last summer and has gathered first-hand information about the locale and customs represented in the play. The story, of, the comedy concerns the confusion brought about when an extremely talkative young woman, played: by Nancy Lofgren, aigrees to pretend to be deaf and dumb in order to help an old friend, played by Richard Rigsby. - Nominated! to the office of Home-' coming Mayor in last Friday's Student Government- Assembly were Morris: Poster, and John Inigrund. Nominations for the post of Hbmeeoihing Hostess were: Caroline Mclnnis,, Joanne Motes; Betty MeKee and. Sue Reynolds. The assembly took On an ^ir of big time ..political ....convention:-' nomina-. tions when the audience was showered withj play money, Chewing gum and a rioniinating speaker engaged in humorous antics to attrapt ..attention to the qualifications of the various candidates. Elections will be held Tuesday, November 8 and any runoffs will be:' decided by; voting' Thursday, November 10. E^'Houston,.: Chirman of the- Pailes and Procedures Committee, has. announced that, the Ooniniittee ia. attempting to secure! voting : machines to simplify tlie balloting. . Regulations governing the elections which is classed as Special were announced by' the R&P 'Committee as follows: No posters ;will be pla'cecl inside any campus building except the Soda :Shop and each candidate must meet the requirements ; of j the SGA Constitution in that lie or j she must be at least a first serndster senior. ' TAYLOR ELECTED V^PRES OF PUBLICITY GROUP J. Blanford, Taylor, director of the Stetson News Bureau, was elected: first vice-president of the Florida Public Relations Association lk'st week at the organization's fall clihic held- at the University of Miami and at Miami Beach. .'-■'■/ Prior to Ws elevation, Taylor h|ad served as second vice-president of the organization, which is made up |of Florida Public Relations personnel who have banded together to promote public interest in Florida. j Governor LeRoy Goliins addressed the Convention and spoke briefly on, the problems of Florida. | SflOWN BELOW', NE\V STUDENT UNION-COMMOlNrs BUILDING AS IT WILL APPEAR WHEN COMPLETED $**' •m- '-fc "r!$tL.v'£i ■>*. 5--, v>Sv' y -; ,<j • ' k'"r i- ''• '-j^ fu X: & ,-V- **■■ --?;/• . -■'"< i'.'..*-..*' <i .^,^v. . , ^, .^ Ji. "*'■'" •'"■ ;""?^^- 1 I ! Hi