The Stetson Reporter

Wf)t 73rd YEAE NO. 21 5IG EP LEADS TROPHY RACE Duane Doddington revealed this week that the top . three contenders for the Hatter Sptirit Trophy are as follows: first place, Sigma Phi Epsilon; second place, Lambda Chi Alpha; third place, Indies (IMO). According to tk* cr< a «» - Carol Howell Gets Woodrow Wilson Aid ■XT teteon Reporter Fonda's Oldest CoIW. N A ^^ ^ According to the SGA, "for the most part, the , organizations, including- those organizations not making- the top three, are in very »close competition." The .position of the top three " groups for each 'month only will *- he published in the Stetson Reporter monthly as changes occur. The above three standings' will be averaged in wiHi +».«. ■«- " Nancy Carol Howell, of Jacksonville, Stetson University Senior, has won a fellowship award i of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, it was announced hw a*« «-. ■• — „vvuruw Wilson National „,c wiree standings' will Fellowship Foundation, it was be averaged in with the full sec- announced by Sir Hugh Taylor, ond semester count, and a final foundation president. ' -' tabulation published near the end Miss Howell, an English major, of the school yaer. is President of Scroll and Key "" The present system has been and Secretary of the Mortar » revised by the Cabinet, and rules Board. She was one of 1259 win- and regulations are published ners of such awards to students within this issue along with a cal- throughout the United States and endar of events. The standings Canada. The awards carry a,basic > listed above were compiled on the stipend of $1,500 - plus family * percentage basis of the number allowances and full costs of a , of people in the organization and year's graduate studies in any the respective attendance at all university of the recipient's events at which the box was choice in this country or Canada, available. The flux in enrollment The Woodrow Wilson Fellow- of the various organizations was ship Program was established in also taken into consideration. 1945 to recruit promising students .Since all organizations were for the college teaching profession very close, the Cabinet voted to and to support them during their accept the past semester evalua- first year of graduate study. t tions and to operate on the revised John Broughton and Ann Sev- system. All computation is done erance Booth, both of DeLand, by an anonymous person separate and Jo Lysek, Tampa, won Honor- from the SGA and the partieipat- able Mentions. One feature of the ing; organizations.- fellowships is that students may All organizations are request- not apply directly for the awards, ed to check their post office they must be mentioned by a • boxes the morning after a trophy faculty member. It is considered event, in order to receive the an academic honor just to be •'' cards in time when other events nominated, as the nominees are * follow in close order. superior students Jectenisl'arnSt-ret^y of the Pro- under the recently naWr? »H- ' s week by Presidpnf Twi> jP ' Jt Was announcprl ynLarndr*• «£S& toS£ Snd. St6ts0n sSfCe?Hl^. Well-known Z£ SoceS SSSe * **" H £?2L^*_ ^^ * Co-oniinator of all Those elected are- T)ian« r>- HATTER editor; Byrcf^S 1""°* «UDer <JhOS€ Sepsis **—**■ BOOKS Britt' »2ST SSlaSiJTpSPern°f the National! — «<JOK editor. ' aAiy*u- society of Pershing Rifles, Company resent binsnn IfmrY, «,„ ■ sub-chairmen ed witht ^""S^wtions listed within the plan. By this meth- u«, tne f h-nivm/iv, __. .t „ Matthews Follows L'Heureu* As President of IFC eux nmwun , LAMAR MATTHEWS Lamar Matthews, of Pi Kappa Phi, was chosen Monday night to * head the Stetson Inter-Fraternity, Council for the doming year. Other officers elected Monday are: Bob Hutzler, Sigma iPh (Epsilon, vice-president; John Dickson, Delta Sigma Phi, secretary; and Ted Camp, Pi Kappa Alpha, treasurer. * The new IFC officers will be installed in a ceremony to be held next Monday night in the Union. Committees will be appointed and ED L'HEUREUX announced by the new officers in the near future. Among the first projects of the IFC will be a rush period between March 24 and March 31. Also a banquet will honor the outgoing officers: Ed L'Heureux, Delta Sigma Phi, president; Marty Boos, Sigma Phi Epsilon, vice- president; Chuck Handte, Lambda Chi Alpha, secretary; and Byrd Booth, Sigma Nu, treasurer. . ^.uv a.m. .Letters may be j ■—> ~"*"- -nenrj dressed to Ann S. Booth, Box 797. I and Master Sgt. Robinson First Annual Parents' Weekend FRIDAY, March 18 Registration 3:00-8:00 P.M Stetson Union Building "Carousel" ...A 8:00 P.M Stover Theater SATURDAY, March 19 Registration 8:00-11:00 A.M. Stetson Union Building Classroom Visitation 8:00-11:00 A.M Academic Buildings Coffee-break 9:00-11:00 A.M. Hosts: student deans and faculty Stetson Union, Stetson Room Academic Departmental Open Houses Schedule on final page Luncheon Stetson Union Cafeteria Speakers: Dr. William H. McEniry, Dean of. the University Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, President of the Universe Varsity Tennis Match 2:30 P.M. Stetson vs. Emory Cummings Gynasium Coui-ts Varsity Baseball Game Stetson vs. Florida Southern Hulley Field Dormitory Open Houses 4:30-6.^ All Residence Halls Panhellenic Open House 4:30-6:00 Panhellenic Building "Carousel" 8:00 Stover Theater Fraternity Parties 9:00-12:00 SUNDAY^ March 20 Morning Worship Services in DeLand Churches od, the chairmen and General Chairman Hutehings can maintain, a card catalog system to provide- the steady labor that will be needed by Mr. Husky. Full details as to the amount of labor are still unavailable, but it appears that from six to ten men will be needed steadily per day to assist Mr. Husky and his skilled help. Two or three stages may require 15 to 20 or possibly more. Women are not expected to be , needed as often, but there will be .occasions when they may be used. Further details are being worked out by Mr. Husky, Brad Hutchings, and the Cabinet. It is expected that participating) organ- 11*00 A M hzat'ons will be able to receive 'a couple of weeks' notice of the help they will supply. The University and the builder - will furnish most of the larger equipment for the major part oi: the construction. Present plans call for a poo] with a diving area of 35 feet by 35 feet, and an instructional and swimming area of 36 feet by 58 feet. The pool, of regular size approved by the AA.U, probably will be of a T-shape allowing separation of diving and swim- 3:00 PM.. min8' area. - 1 -00 P.M. I ••00 P.M. P.M. P.M.I P.M., Due to Parents' Weekend | Luncheon, the cafeteria line , will open for lunch tomorrow , at 11:00 a.m. and close at i noon. We would appreciate it if all the students ate and | left the cafeteria as soon possible. Thank you. Dan Denman Weekend Committee Parents'