Rotunda - Vol 27, No 7 - Nov 5, 1947

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2 1 Library tatet Far. Cogratulatios New Commissio The Rotuda Cogratulatios Cotest Wiers VOLUME XXVII FARMVILLE, VA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1947 NV 7 Freshme Elect 12 Class Members To Commissio Group Will Elect Officers Later Members of the Freshma Commissio were elected o Tuesday. November 4, by the freshma class. The girls to serve o the commissio are Chic Ritchie. Alberta; Betty McCrea. Richmod; Nacy Cooke, Frakli; Nacy Gillie. Daville; Caroly Calhou. Emporia; Mary Lee Garder, Oley; Joa Cuigham. Hampto; Mike Maloe. Yorktow; Betsy Gravelly, Mart Isvi lie; Joae Shomo. Harrlsoburg: Charlotte Williams. Richmod; Betsy Carper. Roaoke. Officers of the commissio will be aouced at a later date. The Freshma Commissio is a freshma group sposored by the YWCA. These studets assist the prayers committee, sell food to raise moey for the "Y", ad sposor the coke machie i the mai "rec." Yoe Will Address STC Studet Body Dr. Joh H. Yoe will be the guest speaker for the studet assembly program tomorrow morig. Dr. Yoe was oe of twety-oe America scietists ivited by the War ad Navy Departmets to observe the atomic bomb tests which were held at Bikii Atoll o July 1 ad 25, With this group also were twety-oe observers from eleve foreig coutries as well as several Uited States seators ad represetatives. The observers sailed from 8a Fracisco o Jue 12 aboard the USS Paamlt. Dr. Yoe served as chairma at the techical meetigs held o board the Paamlt ad arraged a series of about twety talks by the America ad foreig scietists. Thursday's program Icludes Navy motio pictures of the bomb tests. The film is I techicolor. Broadcast 8. T. C.'s broadcast tomorrow afteroo over WFLO will feature a preview of the fall play, "Death Takes A Holiday." which will b3 preseted November 14 I the College auditorium. Members of the S. T C. Dramatic Club ad H.-S. College Jogleurs will take part o the program. Lacaster Aouces Drive For Books Icrease I Board A letter has bee set by Dr. Dabey S. Lacaster, presidet of S. T. C, to the parets of every studet erolled here, advisig them of a Icrease i the cost of board for the remaider of this sessio approved at the last meetig of te State Board of Educatio o October 24. The icrease of $5.00 per moth is due to "the icreased cost o! food ad a geeral icrease i th _ operatig expeses of the college," the letter states. This icrease will be effective at the middle of the first semester, November 15. Oe paragraph of Dr. Lacaster's letter reads as follows: "1 assure you that we regret the ecesssity of Icreasig our charges, but I am cofidet that everyoe realizes that with icreased cost of livig, we caot provide for our studets satisfactorily o ay other basis." To Sed To Frace Begis O Campus Frech Club to Help Replace Libraries Frech Circle is sposorig a drive to sed books to the Uiversity of Nacy ad the Uiversity of Lyor. i Frace. These books will be used i the comparative literature courses at these uiversities. May parts of the libraries of 'hese two colleges were destroyed durig World War II. ad ofte studets are forced to stay up all ight to rear* a book, so that aother studet ca have it the ext day. The books desired are those by Edgar Alle Poe. Nathaiel Hawthore, Walt Whitma, Herma Melville, Erest Hemigway. Siclair Lewis, Joh Dos Passos. Gertrude Stei, Joh 8teibeck, Erest Caldwell, William Saroya ad Harold Faulker. This drive will be o through Christmas, so that studets will be able to look at home for these Members of the b.ology semi- ^ Bookf ca ^ ^ ^ Biology Studets Atted Lecture ar class atteded a lecture at! Jacquelie Eagle i room 17 aex i the mai buildig ad to Mary Neale Garrett I room 9 Cuigham. Hollis College o October 23. Dr. Lawrece H. Syder, formely of Ohio State Uiversity of Oklahoma, was the speaker. Dr. Syder is the author of the gee-»_.. _ tics textbook used o the Farm- Mistrel 10 t eature ville campus etitled Pricipals Siger, Tap DailCeS of Heredity He referred to may ChorUS Oil Program of the case diseases metioed i his book, placig a emphasis o At 8:00 p. m. o November 18- blood types, especially the Rh * 9. I the Parmvllle High School blood factor 1 Auditorium, the Parmville Lios..... ',.. _... lad Rotary Clubs, ad the Juior After the lecture the Farmville. chamber of commerce will spobiologists were Ivited to atted S or a mistrel. The proceeds will a receptio give for Dr. Syder be used to equip the Farmville by Hollis College. Durig the re- H1 * School Ba* with uiforms, cepuo they met Dr. Syder per- i'" 8 * "" 1?' "* "2**,, The black faced chorus will isoally ad were free to ask himj clude flftv raem bers of the seray questios which had arise vice groups. Specialty umbers his talk. The S. T. C.'will iclude choral groups from al^ Hampde-Sydey College, with a Negro Spiritual uder the directio of New Crawley, ad State Teachers College; a umber bv durig studets ejoyed meetig hearig Dr. Syder. Attedig the lecture, accom- paied by Dr. Jeflers, Dr. Brum- STC's ow Laurette Veza; a child field, ad Dr. Higgibotham, were.tap routie; ad a tap solo by a Jea Babb, Marjorie Burs, Fra- tow girl, the mysterious star of ces Fears. Ae Lagbei, Eliza- the show. Edwi Cralle. who rebeth Motley, Elior O v e r b y. celved a tremedous ovatio i Hele Owes. Betsy Scott. Viola 1 the auditorium of State Teach- Turer. ad Virgiia Yoce. Miss ers College recetly, will be the Olive Bradshaw, teacher of Bio- guest soloist, logy at the Farmville high school, also atteded the lecture. O Thursday, October 30, the semiar class broadcasted over statio WFLO tellig about the lecture ad their trip to hear Dr. Syder speak o geetics. Backstage Praks, Dacig Add Zest To Play Practices "Crash!!" Great scott What was that? Just a lie i the play that echoes through the auditorium The play's the thig all right but whether we mea the play o or off stage Is aother questio. It's excitig, maddeig ad full of love (o stage, that ^.s). Of course "Corrado" ad "Grazia" ofte practice their love scee i private Just to get It dow pat ad make sure the latter ca remember his lies! The girls sometimes brig dow Ice bottles of cokes for their actors, but whe the driks start gurglig ad makig like a voloao, the boys ivestigate further to fid flakes of udisolved aspiri stirrig withi. The cues always pick up, though, ad the acts move right alog. Oe of the best acts i the play is the disappearig c'sarette act. It always goes over with a bag! Whe thigs get dull someoe kocks herself out, or aother screams i the middle of a love scee, the realizes it was the wrog cue. Ad the great ge- Beorc Eh Thor Bids 13 Girls Tuesday Beorc Eh Thor, the Eglish Hoor Society o campus bid thirtee girls o Tuesday, November 4th. These thirtee girls are Dalila Agostli. Jue Baks, Margaret Beasley, Catherie Blckle. Catherie Bodurat, Page Burett. Iris Colema, Dorothy Dodd, Jacquelie Eagle. Elizabeth Ferguso, Easley, Spidler, Bailey Wi Highest Awards For Stories I College Magazie Cotest Library Displays Graphic Material Graphic material o Palestie icludig maps ad pictures, Is o display I the college library j Supplemetary readig matter is also preseted with the exhibit. Articles from the Joural ol Geography, the Uited Natios Weekly Bulleti, ad the Natioal Geographic Magazie; clippigs from ewspapers; ad books provide a backgroud for this study of the Jewish-Arab situatio i the Holy Lads. Oe of the maps presets oe proposed pla for the partitioig of Palestie. Two other maps are primarily draw to show how the Jews have developed moder irrigatio systems. Two aerial photographs are of special iterest. Oe shows the lazy meaderigs of the river Jorda; the other, presets a checker-board likeess of fields radiatig out i every directio from a circular village. Ayoe Iterested i cotiuig this study of Palestie will be give a chace to obtai a persoal touch o Wedesday. November 12 from 3 to 3:30 p. m., whe Mrs. F. R. Crawford, who has spet may years i the Holy Lad, will speak o the subject over radio statio WSVS. Dramatic Club Sees Play 'Wome At War' Jea Cake, chairma of the Short Story Cotest, who aouced the prize wiig stories. Committee Adds New Regulatios Chairma To Post Week's Caledar The Committee o Schedulig 6tudet Activities, headed by Miss Leola Wheeler, has added the followig regulatios which have bee approved by Dr. Lacaster. 1. Mass rehearsals will be scheduled from 8-10:55. Special permissio for rehearsals ot coformig to these hours must be obtaied from the Committee o Schedulig Studet Activities. 2. Time ad place for all rehearsals ad meetigs must be scheduled at least oe week I advace with the chairma of caledar committee, Jea Babb. or with Miss Wheeler. 3. Chairma of caledar committee will post, ot later tha Saturday ight, caledar for com- At the last meetig of the Dramatic Club held o November 4 i the small auditorium, the actig group preseted a appretice play etitled Wome At War" by Edward Percy. The characters were: Lady Shoales. Ae Norfleet; Na Shoales, Bobbie Pollard; Mistress Neve. Aa Fomulottle; Mistress Barbegod, Peggy Bryat; Dame Ursuld Cllbbult, Emily Hastigs; Mistress ig week ad will leave a copy i Drood. Betty Welsh; Philadelphia! room 12 wlt thc committee o Wltchett, Charlee Sauders. Schedulig Studet Activities. Nerve Rackig Experieces Cofrot Iocet Bather "Clealiess is ext to Oodli-1 barely time to brush your teeth ess or so they say. Maybe a with a lick ad a promise ad better sayig would be "Clea- climb ito bed i time for bedliess U ext to impossible." At'check! least It is whe a good, hot Settig your alarm fiftee mitlema of all tues bows to a lady bath Is your objective. Let us ru utes early you assure yourself ad says. "I had ot realized that Ruby Griffith. Jae Matiply, ad \ through a typical struggle. the wome of your coutry were that you will get that "ice, hot, Harriett Wade, "I thik I'll take a ice hot bath" first thig i the morig, so beautiful," ad the adlibs to' Te purposes 0 f t hi. s orgaizaaother boy who keeps missig his Uo ue ^ give Eglls h studets bath toight right after supper before breakfast. lies, "or the me so stupid!' ) of (pot*, ability the opportuity for further literary study ad But whe the lights grow dim ad Death makes his majestic etrace, It's really a bewitchig sight. Off i a corer my attetio Is drawl.. What do I see?... A garde of rosebuds i the moo light? No the sage maager cligig to a rope tryig to adjust the colored bulba as he flaps to ad fro o the ladder. More tha oe perso has leared to Jitterbug backstage, or crow like a rooster, or do the camel walk. All talets are pooled ad shared equally. Play practice really is't all oe mad rush of fuies ad dace. It's work, of course, but satisfyig to those who like the theater. But ow the curtai Is closig ad the last lie has bee said so It's time to leave. See you outfrot at "Death Takes A Holiday," Friday, the fourteeth. ad the settle dow to HBM deep studyig," you optimistically writig, to further iterest i the remark to your roommates. Gathpublishig of a literary magazie, erig together your bathrobe, ad to brig at least oe distig- towel, soap, ad other miscellauished literary speaker to the eous articles you gaily start off campus each year. for the tub. BUT, much to your dismay, you fid them all occupied. Returig to your room u- Chambers States washed but still cheerful you re- Aual Deadlie sig yourself to study sas that ice, hot bath you had visualized. Nacy Chambers, editor of the Every two miutes you betak- Vlrgiia. urges members of the yourself to the bathroom but the W _. tubs remai ucompromisigly studet body to subscribe for m ^^ ^ wy ^ their aual before November 13. ued iterruptio plays avoc wuh She emphasized the fact that No- your studies. Morig already! Now why was I goig to get up so early this morig? Oh! My bath! Cheer - you, for the water Is stoe cold, everyoe did't arise as early as you. "With ho 8:05 this morig. I still determied to get a HOT bath. You begi dressig, mutterig to yourself about fiftee miutes of perfectly good sleep which have bee wasted, still get that hot bath!" you declare to ayoe who may be listeig, iterested or otherwise. Ad this time you are right! Especially about the hot part, for a brisk walk some afteroo after classes, ad lessos are be- "Hot" faucet boilig but also tha'. from the "Cold." Oh. well, you vember 13 is the deadlie for all Fially you locate a empty subscriptios. tub! After dashig back to your CMrU will be at the table i the room to get your ecessary ac- always did like to be scalded ayhall every day uul the deadlie, cessorles you happe to glace at how, ad besides you (tot that to take subscriptios. I the time. Three miutes to eleve HOT BATH after all did't you. Editor Previews Forthcomig Issue Lila Easley. sophomore from Martlsvillc. wo first place i thc aual Short Story Cotest spoig to a aoucemet by Jea Cake, ootast ohatrma. Secod prize wier was Batty Spidler, juior from Blackstoe. while Virgiia Bailey seior from Lawreceville took third place. The first prize wiig story is etitled 'Sir William", ad the rut for the story which will be prited i the forthcomig issue of the mai'.i./iiu' Ml draw by Hele Arriato. Betty's sioiv "Beyod The Black Night" was illustrated by Eula Ayres. Virgiia' story is etitled "Home Is Where The Heart Belogs". Hoorable metio awards were give Sparkie Poteat's "Jalousie" Harold T. G-iffi's "Jamoke ", ad Jacquelie Furkholder's "I Did't Kow Her". Cotets of the Coloade will iclude a article by Dea Savage, book reviews by Mildred Davis ad Jackie Eagle, ad poetry by Mary Rattrav ad Betty Spidler. There will also be cartoos by Bebe Geyer ad Jokes by Grace Kappes. Judges for the cotest were Jea Cake, Ae East, Virgiia Tidall, Mary Rattray, Ae Lagbei. ad Mary Virgiia Walsh. The Coloade staff Is headed by Ae Motley, editor: Jea Cake, maagig editor, tod Katie Lawrece, busiess maager. S.T.C. Baptist Girls Atted Covetio Held I Wichester The Virgiia State Baptist Studet Uio Covetio was held i Wichester, Va., last week ed, October 31, November 1. Those who wet from STC ad Farmville were: Ruby Griffith, Dorothy Daiel, Thelma Smith, Judy Hughes, Dorothy Wood, Jackie Hacock, Tillie Till, t, Dorothy Braswell, Dot Doutt. Alice Burgess, Teele Booth, ad Chris Flit. BSU Secretary, ad Mrs. Jack Bruce ad Mr. S K. Treakle from Farmville Outstadig speakers for the ("imilo Icluded: Rev. Rodgers Smith, State Studet Secretary for Teessee, Dr. Evet l Olll ad Dr Frak D, Mi. i the Baptist Foreig Ml. Board, Dr. Roy A. Helto ol Bluefield College faculty, Dr It L. Radolph, Rev. Jack Noffslger, of the Uiversity of Richmod, ad Rev. Be R. Bruer, of Favllle. STC studets o ti- pro* Cotiued o faot 3 Taylor, Watts Chose Govermet Members By Freshma (lass Louise Taylor from Hague ad Nacy Watts from Oacock o the Easter Shore were elected studet govermet represetatives of the freshma class at a meetig last Wedesday ight. I high school Louise was secretary of her Juior class, ad a member of the S. C. A. ad the Home Ecoomics Club. Nacy was treasurer of hei lor class i high school. She was also presidet of the II i omics Club ad a member of the Dramatic Club ad Athletic Associatio. Other officers elected last a- presidet, Jea Joes, vice presidet, Betsy Gravely: tary. Hele A,'ew,; ad ttm Romi- Mahood.

3 Pi c s p] U b Page 2 THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1947 The questio of sororities ad whether to cotiue them or gradually disbad them at S. T. C. has bee ruig i a udercurret throughout the school for a log time. Let's brig it out ito the light for ope, frak discussio for there are boud to be importat pros ad cos or the questio would ever have arise. All the sororities o this campus, both the hoorary ad the social, were orgaized because a eed was felt for orgaizatios to foster high ideals, scholarship, leadership, ad to furish a meas to develop a skill i huma relatioships. Everyoe will agree that the hoorary sororities still maitai these objectives, but whereas the social oes adhere to them i theory their practice is ofte foud sadly lackig. If every sorority girl o this campus would read over her Code of Ethics ad really strive to live by it, what a valuable asset she would be to the college as well as to her ow group. Sadly eough we too ofte forget that to belog to a sorority is to have more expected of us. Of all the places where a girl should reach out to make as may cotacts as possible; exchage ideas, experieces, ad opiios, it is i college. Plaily the college is o place for petty jealouises ad a "holier tha-thou" attitude toward all others who are ot of her itimate g r oup. Oe of the greatest mistakes which we With the icrease i board loomig i the ear future, the "gripig" situatio here has become cosistetly worse. What the studets seem to fail to realize is the fact that food costs have soared recetly, ad what other sources seem to fail to realize is the fact that the studets do have some legitimate "gripes". It is true that may studets complai about the food ad do it solely because they ;a thik of othig else to "gripe" about other tha food. However, this is a legitimate complait; we eed more food. It is easy to see that oe small chicke caot possibly be divided amog te people ad Rive them more tha just a taste. The same THE ROTUNDA Established November * Publlslied each Wedesday eveig of the college fear, except durig holidays ad examiatio periods, by the studets of State Teachers College. Farmvllle, Virgiia. Oiii.r; Studet Buildig Phoe 533. Box 168 Priters: The Farmvllle Herald Represeted for atioal advertisig by Natioal Advertisig Service. Ic.. college publishers represetative, 420 Madiso Aye.. New York. N. Y. Member Virgiia Itercollegiate Press Associatio Etered as secod class matter March 1, 1921 I the Post Office of Farmvllle. Virgiia, uder act of March STAFF Mary Aleise Helmer Mary Puckett Asher Betty Veable Spidler What About Sororities? Editor-i-Chief Maagig Editor Busiess Maager Hetty Nachma News Editor Jackie Eagle Feature Editor Betty Burchctt Sports Editor Lela Bouldi Social Editor Fraces Trcakle Advertisig Maager Virgiia Bailey Circulatio Maager Betty Mito Photographer Mary Davis Typig Maager Editorial Assistats Martha Fraces Morriso, chief editorial assistat; Tom Alle. Hele Arrigto, Wiifred Beard, Melbale Booth, Oriswold Boxley, Jea Cake. Adelaide Cob'.e, Addle Dodd, Jae Gray, Jae Hut Qhlseli, Aimusta Harga. Joyce Hamlet. Nacy Jessee. A Lych. Mary Lee Meredith. Oladys Mok, Lou Shelor, Jaice Slavi. Martha Smith. Owe Smith Carol Stoops. Jea Tolley. Hele Williams, Bobbie Wall. Busiess Assistats Maltha Ashby. Elsie Love Betiey, Jae Brimmer. Marjorie Burs, Hele Casey. Mary Crowder. Mildred Oarett. Coie Heather. Oiy Howard. Jea Hogge. Martha Hylto. Nacy Jese. Nacye Utl, Ae Orgai. Virgiia Parrts. Sparkle Poteat. Barbara Sauders. Ethel 8hockley. Norma Soyers Mary Lou Wilso. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1947 Bed Cheek Was't S. T. C. Quite q the place as sorority members make is to be overly wlth all te added maie J~ secretive i our effort to refrai from dis- tio. ' the dace was Just super cussig our respective societies with o- plus! Well let ya I o a little of what we saw ' heard. members. Origially desiged to prevet Mary Jae talked with Hak itesive rushig ad a lie of demarcatio most the ight whe he called betwee sorority ad o-sorority girls, her from W. Va. Must be LOVE, eh. Kelly? this, well-meaig practice has bee over- Still thrilled over her big week emphasized to the poit of egederig ed is Ae Orgai. Jim is Just hurt feeligs ad the left-out feelig of i- the cutest oe, gal! Jaie Pox, tell us more about feriority. We would like to suggest that this secret crush of yours. Soud* sorority members stay withi the limits mighty iterestig! ad ad yet aswer all ew girls' questios, Nacy Rushig was just i heave havig her oe ad oly see to it that they are familiar with the Pa up for the week-ed. Helleic rules prited i the hadbook to These Suday dates of yours avoid embarrassig misuderstadigs, ad must be quite the thig, Rives Edwards. see to it idividually that o distictio, Grace Kappes ' that ma of however small, is made betwee a girl who hers are a mighty cute two-some wears a Greek letter pi ad oe who does we'd say! It was sooooo woderful seeig ot. It is also well to remember that ay Jackie Johie together agai. girl who has bee here more tha oe They have it bad, we'd say. quarter may be ivited ito the chapter Jae Simpso sho' was havig a big time with that date of hers room. Be friedly, ad exted a warm i- Suday. vitatio wheever you ca. Julia Booher her Bob really Sororities ca ad should be maitaied make the most perfect pair we've ever see! as a asset to S. T. C. provided they fulfill Prom all appearaces. Ae ' their prime purpose, if they do ot the Wooly Rowe were havig a big there are few, if ay, argumets o the betime I Juior Parlor Saturday ight. half of their cotiuace. Let us idivid- Two more of our fair lasses acually see to it that we live up to what is I quired sparklers for their third expected of us, ad collectively cooperate' flgers left had - ame y M «r. v by keepig our groups small, i^u, ISSSJSSS S ^Su** ad icospicuous; always strivig toward Nellie O'Brie, that bus trip the commo goal makig S. T. C. a better back t0 s ' T C ' o 8uda y l «ht must've bee "all rite." Say ya're place for our havig bee here. goig home agai ext week ed just for that ride back?! Louise Redd ad Prakie Dodso are slowly recoverig from We Need More Food that woderful time at Chapel holds true with the other meats ad with,hill. the more popular vegetables such as peas, Elle McMulle is the recipiet potatoes, ad gree beas. Secods may be of s00 may phoe calls - She obtaied at the kitche, but they fail to fee** " ** e P P " realize that the perso is returig the; Hey. Eleaor Bass, we hear that platter for eough to feed more persos' you, 8reet ever y e wl l "i "I'm!,.,,-.,..*.1 i «r,...- love ' statemet. Just what do tha just themselves. We, of the staff, you mea? have heard more studets say, "I come a- I Martha Praces Morriso Is way from the diig hall just as hugry as E2 su25 hom for Just oe,,,.,,.! reaso. Seems as if f' it was vague- I was whe I wet. These studets do't ly metioed that the ma of her say that just because they did ot care for dreams Is a detist. what was served, but because they hoestly Nacye Litz says her date for Seior dace is so tall that he did't have eough to eat. ca't get a tux to fit him. We will be lookig forward to seeig that giat. If the price i board has to be icreased to meet risig costs, the studets should ot have to supplemet their meals by eatig dowtow or i their rooms. Neither should they have to write home statig their old familiar plea, "Mom, I'm starvig to death please sed me a box of food". If somethig ca be doe about these complaits it seems to us that ow is the time to do it. With the hope for more food i the future, we must make this stad that we will ot waste food but eat everythig we take upo our plates. Puddi' auce Is't weather woderful? It's so chageable. I fact o oe kows just what kid of weather we're goig to have ext. We emphatically repeat it is woderful. It's the chageable thigs too which give variety to the ievitable. Mark Twai oce said that the two ievitable thigs were death ad taxes. (It was M. T., was't it?) This is all very true, but Mr. Twai ever havig goe to a state female ormal? school did't kow that of equal ievitability is a test o the "big weeked". Never fails. It seems that all the jokes aroud here are ot o the Frosh (or else secod story affairs) cause we've bee hearig quite a umber that came out of classes recetly. For istace did they tell you the oe about the atheist corpse who, whe he was all laid out, was all dressed up ad o place to go? Or ask someoe why lawyers ca't sleep at ight? Alumae News By TOM ALLEN The Farmvllle Alumae Chapter, Mrs. Adelle Hutchlso Watkls. Presidet, will give a tea hoorig thp ew members of the State Teachers College faculty i the Studet Louge o Thursday afteroo, November 6. from four to six. All local Alumae ad faculty members of State Teachers College are Ivited. Mrs. Mabel Pitzpatrick Putey ad Miss Ruth Oleaves are co-chairme of this occasio. Mrs. Dabey S. Lacaster ad Mrs. Ruth Hardig Coyer will preside at the tea table. I the receivig lie will be Dea ad Mrs. William W. Savage, Mr. ad Mrs. Ralph J. Wakefield, Miss Carrie Sutherli, Miss Kate Tret, Mr. R. H. Ballagh, Pricipal. Farmvllle High School, ad Mrs. Ballagh, ad Miss Rosemary Elam. the ew assistat to the Dea of Wome. The Alumae Coucil voted last week to udertake the sale of a college egagemet caledar. For may years the eed of such a project has bee felt. It will cotai twety lovely sceic pictures of the college, ad the words ad music of our Alma Mater sog. Every girl will wat oe for herself, for her may egagemets, ad as a diary or memory book afterwards. Copies of the caledar will sell for oe dollar each ad will make memorable, beautiful, ad timely Christmas gifts. It will make a Ideal gift for Oe ad Oly, girls. Just i case you are "at sea" o your Christias gift list Or perhaps that old high school pal would ejoy some extraordiary pictures of your college. Regardless of whom you have l mid, It's the gift of the year! I kow you will be iterested l kowig that you ca purchase a copy i the Tea Room, the Busiess Office, or o the halls after December 1. See Floekey Came Gallop Pole Why Is Home Better Tha S. T. C? Martha Kitche: Farmvllle's Chamber of Commerce would sue me for this. Llsxle Bragg: 'Cause durig vacatio Bud's there. Delse Love: 8. T. C. is woderful but there is really o place like home. Jea Stembridge: 'Cause there Bob ad I could stay out after 10. l.yda Black: I miss my four brothers here. Eva Cobb: Cause Bobby's there! Ruth Egglesto: Cause home is home I Ae Lagbei: Cause my favorites are there. Jaice Slavi: Cause I'm i close cotact with a refrigerator food!! Lois Steves: Better i every way!! Mary Lou Woodward: This is the most stupid questio I have ever heard!!! Lou Shelor: Home is where the "heart" is. Barbara Adrews: Except for beig able to eat ad sleep, I like S. T. C. better. Purkett Asher: I ca tell yo why H. S. is better tha 8. T. C Dot Doutt: Cause that Is whei Oscar is! Jae Brimmer: Cause I ca es at home! A Alle: Family, food, a fu!! Evely Duevat: The reaso are too umerous to put here I! Jae Smith: Ah. Milliard there! A Nichols: No commet. Mary Ruth Carver: It's reall so much I could list that I wo' start! Carol Stoops: Cause It's l Del aware! Patsy Klmbrough: Becaus there It does't matter whether kow the differece betwee co meal ad whole wheat. Cola lit Ilia It I i lio: Cause peo pie do't have to stop to ask If I' "Eccie" or "Casie"? Nacy Jeigs: You ask thi whe I have bee back fro home oly 20 miutes.? Potetial Author Tears Hair Over Short Story For Cotest Have you ever tried to write a short story well do't! I got a ispiratio some time ago to write a magificet story that would shock the readers out of their wits tit probably will, too). They will read It oce, the twice, ad the sed a special delivery letter to Williamsburg for a room reservatio. I maaged to collect my pecils, paper, wits, ad a few other miscellaeous Items ad started to work. "Lets see ow, Sharkespeare would start out this way, I told myself, or did Shakespeare write short stories. Oh well, it really does't matter." Kock. Kock! "Come l!" I bellowed l a discouragig toe of voice (discouragig the perso to eter, that Is!) "I had the best time over the week-ed blah, blah! We blah! blah! This tormetor wet o for at least a hour. "Well. I hope I have't talked you to death," she replied sweetly grittig my teeth. Now to get back to the busiess of the day. What type of story shall I write love, murder? Yep. it will be murder, someoe Just etered the dooorl "Please, please, help me write up my childhood experiece for Eglish class. The theme has to be i tomorrow at first perkx ad I ca't thik of a thig," thi Character wet o. The door opeed agai. "Havi you doe your accoutig etc. etc. rattles aother worry bird. Everythig was i cofusio! 1 was pullig my hair out botli strads. I gazed aroud the room practicig my self-cotrol that I will eed whe teachig school. It seemed as if I were bor with a tedecy to draw crowds because these people (?) were lied up all aroud the room firig questios at me. Fially, the hall presidet's shout, "Lights out" souded. I welcomed It for oe time l my life. Everyoe left the room Joy! I had writte oe setece o my short story, whe the battle bega "Keep o you've got a good start ow" urged my dratted cosciece, while that lovely bed beckoed with outstretched sheets (stetched out all over the floor, that Is). The my eyelids dropped, tryig to play o the sympathies of my cosciece. However, Madame Cosciece, the usympathetic, the resourceful, came up with the brilliat Idea of a coke as the perfect eye-opeer. Cotiued o Page 4

4 Notice Would you like to play Badmito, Pig-Pog, Croquet, Shuffleboard? Equipmet for these games will be kept i differet places i the mai buildig ad i Cuigham Hall. For that special occasio othig is so fie as this Miss Swak tailored blouse of cloud-soft Bur-Mi! rayo Sa Chu. Pie... fie... fie... dow to the sowwhite pearl buttos ad had-sew Frech butto-holes. Autum i the colors ad Miss Swak quality i every stitch. Select your size see it, feel it. love it. ad wear it for $ Dorothy May Store EXCLUSIVE, BUT NOT EXPENSIVE "THAT CERTAIN UPLIFT THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1947 Page 3 Orchesis Sposors Cocert I March Merce Cuigham oe of the leadig youger dacers of today ad formerly a member of Martha Graham's Dace Group will appear i cocert here March 31, Orchesis will sposor the evet which will occur Immediately followig the Easter holidays. Tickets will be sold by all members ad appretices of Orchesis first, after which, they will ope to the geeral public. All seats will be reserved. The cocert promises to be iterestig ot oly to those studets takig dace, but to thi studet body geerally, because o dace cocert artists have appeared here sice the Dudley- Bales-Maslow Trio of two years ago. Advace press otices from Orchesis members say he looks like Joe Cotto. Real otices will say he is a dacer i his ow right, first. AberathyAouces Days For Practices Alice A Aberathy aouced that varsity hockey practice will be held o Moday, Wedesday, ad Thursday afteroos at 4:30 p. m. Alice A also stated that Martha Hylto has bee added to the varsity squad. Studets are remided by the maager of swimmig. Peepsise Brooks, to be sure ad get i their eight practices ow. Class swim meets will be held sometime this moth. Gray's Truly a Drug Store Hallmark Cards Hurds Statioery Whitma's Cady The Pharmacist's Art At It's Best IV MIIII» CUKIHU $1.50 For a figure to remember! Styled i Hollywood... expertly desiged... uique stitchig assures its perfect shape... fie cotto Batiste... elastic back with adjustable closure.... STC Ivites 10 High Schools To Participate I Play Day PIGSKIN PARADE By TOM ALLEN The Uiversity of Virgiia Cav-' aliers successfully hurdled their last foe before their meetig with mighty Pesylvaia ext week by defeatig the Uiversity of Richmod Spiders at Scott Stadium Saturday before fas. The Spiders put up a great battle for almost three periods, but the Cavaliers had their passig attack workig to perfectio, collectig 220 yards via the aerial route for three of their five touchdows. The outstadig defesive ma o the field was Robert "The Rock i Weir, Virgiia's freshma flsuikma, who was all over the premises makig tackles, although Guard Larry Bauma. Ceter Lockv.ood Fizzell. ad Tackle Stuart Barbour came i for their share of the glory. Richmod's guards. Wes Curtier ad Johy Zizak. played well up frot ad Ed Ralsto was a defesive ad offesive stadout i the Richmod backfield. Army's mighty Cadets, sidetracked recetly by Columbia, took it out o Washigto ad Lee's passig Geeral's Saturday afteroo at M'chie Stadium, West Poit, N. Y Earl Blaiks Black Kights from the Hudso steamrolled Art Lewis "Aerial Circus" from Lexigto , i preparatio for the importat clash with Notre Dame, which comes up this Saturday at South Bed. Washigto ad Lee Uiversity's eleve was saved from complete humiliatio oly by the great passig ad FOR YOUR CORSAGES GO TO Phoe No. 296 Chas. E. Burg FlorUt Farmville Electric Appliace Co. 200 MAIN ST PHONE 201 Repair Service o Radios ad WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST Small Appliaces See Us For The Newest Records Expert Repairs Eis Radio Shop 108 W. THIRD ST. PHONE 423 io b^ cajid. ever-say-die spirit of Quarterback Dick Workig. William ad Mary's big Braves, puttig their pr&ssure o Wake Forest's Dsaco'.is i the secod ad third peiiods, ad holdig off Wake Forest's oe big bid for a touchdow with a four period goal lie stad, defeated the North Carolia Baptists Saturday afteroo, The Idias, gettig surperb lie play, beat the Deacos at their ow game passig. The crowd of 16,500 spectators came i the expectatio of seeig a bruisig buttle betwee two big lies. Ad a bruisig battle it was. with the Idias up frot givig the Deacos a fearful beatig. Davidso's Wildcats, who have bee called a first half, spiritless club, marked both teams off the record Saturday afteroo as they outfought a favored Virgiia Military Istitut-; team i the fourth quarter of the Presbyteria homecomig ad pushed across a touch dow which eared a tie. Outgaied o the groud ad i the air, the Wildcats tured back two determied V.M.I, threats, sileced K.'vdets Passer Bob Thomaso's aerial thrusts with effectiveess ad set Mack Erwi, sophomore fullback, plugig across the fourth period marker which gaied the tie. Buck Williams, vieig with Virgiia's Ke Carrigto for extra poit accuracy, coverted both attempts from placemet. Radolph-Maco added Washigto College to the scalp belt by a 29-0 score Saturday at Chesterto, Marylad. Believe it or ot. Hampde- Sydey's Tigers ca still have a "good seaso", despite the fact that they have't scored durig six straight losses. They eed oly to beat Radolph-Maco's Yellow Jackets, with whom they have a redezvous at Ashlad to wipe out the memory of as sorryful a seaso as ha > bee their fate for geeratios. Every phase of statistics ad records makes the Tigers far iferior to the Jackets, but the form sheets are so much cofetti whe the two colleges reew their aciet ad traditio-hoored rivalry. Mu Omega Etertais Mu Omeg-J sorority members have had a series of Suday ight suppers, held i their chapter room, recetly. These suppers have bee give by several members of the sorority who have doe the etertaiig i groups. New Albums Just I Ker ad Haimerstei's "Showboat" AND... Puccii's "La Boheme" WILSON'S FIRESTONE STORE 10 Evets Slated O A. A. Program Te local high schools have bee Ivited to participate I the Play Day which Is beig sposored by the S. T. C. Athletic Associatio o Saturday. November 8. Schools cut e (I I the evet are: Lawrocevllle. Radolph Hery, Greesville Couty. Victoria, Clarksvllle, South Hill. Blackstoe, Crewe, Burkevllle, ad Farmville. Followig the registratio of cotestats by Betty Burchett ad Joyce Webb, the welcome will be give by Jae Burchett, A A presidet. Jessie Lee Plckett. program chairma, has aouced the followig schedule of evets from 9:30 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. to take place i the gym ad o the field. 1. Relays i charge of Jeao Betley. 2. Ed Ball I charge of Jea Babb. 3. Hit Pi Baseball i charge of Mary Evely Miles. 4. Swimmig Demostratio by the H20 Club I charge of Pccpsle Brooks. 5. Lucheo i charge of Martha Gillum ad the Social Committee. 6. Field Ball Demostratio I charge of Patsy Rltter. 7. Field Hockey Demostratio by the varsity team i charge of Alice A Aberathy. 8. Nie Court Basketball I charge of Mary Hele Loderee. 9. Volley Ball I charge of Joae Sterlig, 10. A tour of the campus. Physical Educatio majors who will captai the various cotestig teams are: Nacy DlcklMM George A Lewis. Betty Romeo. Lee Robertso, Fraces Alle, ad Margy Beae. Sophomores Defeat Blackstoe College 5-2 I Hockey Game STC's Sophomore Hockey team dowed Blackstoe College by a score of 5 to 2 at the game played here last Thursday afteroo. This was the first Iter-Collegiate game for this team. The lie-up was a follows: STC Blacks! oe Phillips Malcolm Boswlck Moelli Alle Hefler Roady Tlmke Marsto Sleverig Webb Caarll Hylto Shafer E. Rlppo Haa Woodward Swarf/ Miller Butera Kelsey Livigsto Haptist S. S. Cotiued from Page I gram were Ruby Griffith, TUllfl Tillet. ad Jackie Hacock The First Baptist Church, Wichester. Virgiia, with Dr. I I Clark as pastor, was the host (or ; the covetio which opeed with a baquet Friday ight. It was the largest Covetio that has bee held I Virgiia with japproximately 300 studets there I from all over the state. I he Rev. Be R. Bruer of the Farmville Baptist Church was elected to b» the Pastor Advisor for the Virgiia Baptist Studet Uio for the year 1948 ad 1949 _ Sizes 32-38, A ad B Cups Available i white oly. Garlad, Newma ad Whitte Jewelers We Now Have A Limited Supply of S. T. C. Bracelets Persoalized Coasters I Oreek letters ad plai 4 Pieces $ Pieces $ Pieces $3.00 MARTIN'S

5 I Page 4 Pa-Hel Head Presets Plaque Miss Ruth Oleaves, Pa-Helleic advisor at S. T. C, aouced the scholastic stadigs of the eight sororities for last year at Hi aual Pa-Helleic tea held i day at 5 i the Studet Louge. Theta Sigma Upsilo was first with the average of ad Pi Kappa Sigma was secod with a ratig of The sororities as they raked ext were Phi Zeta Sigma, 1.72: Mu Omega. 1.70; Alpha Sigma Alpha, 1.68; Gamma Theta. 1.62: Sigma Sigma Sigma, 1.56; ad Alpha Sigma Tau, The sorority rakigs for the sprig quarter of ot previously released, were also aouced by Miss Oleaves at the tea. Those rakigs foud Theta Sigma Upsilo first with a 1.89 averad followig were Alpha SiMma Alpha 1.66; Pi Kappa Sigma", 1.63; Phi Zeta Sigma. 1.55; Mu Omega, 1.51; Alpha Sigma Tau. 1.50: Oamma Theta, 1.50; ad Sigma Sigma Sigma, Meet thefaculty Oe who is well kow o our cempus for her sese of fair play, ad for her love of teachig Is Miss Pauli Camper. Miss Camper is associate professor of educatio. Miss Camper hails from Salem. Virgiia ad has oly taught oe day out of the state. She taught i Brookly for that oe day ad termed that teachig experiece a complete failure because her studets had difficulty i uderstadig h«>r Souther accet. She atteded school here at State Teachers College, ad the wet to Teachers College of Columbia Uiversity where she received her B S. ad M. A. degrees. Miss Camper has doe special work i Educatio at the Uiversity of Virgiia. She also atteded Roaoke College. Miss Camper belogs to may orgaizatios, ad she admits that she has joiig fever." She is member of the Virgiia Educatio Associatio where she was active i the Departmet of Rural School Supervisors ad a former presidet of this Departmet. The Natioal Educatio Associatio, America Associatio of Uiversity Wome, Uited Daughters of the Cofederacy, ad the Daughters of the America Revolutio also claim her as a member. Here at STC, Miss Camper is couselor for Kappa Delta PI, ad advisor to Sigma Sigma Sigma, which she has bee for the past twety-three years. She represeted the sorority o the Prolog] Pahelleic Associatio for a umber of year. She is ow atioal historia ad Is busy writig the history of the sorority for the past fifty years. Miss Camper has also served as chairma of the advisory board of the Y. W. C. A. twice. Shr rates gardeig (real dirt table gardeig, that is) ad motorig tops as hobbles. Her ClftttM will be quick to tell you that motorig ivolves her car which Is ideed a ice oe. Her proouciatio of car, by the way, i I yah. Aother iterestig thig Is ii" fid ihat she has taught i every grade of grammar school. high school, ad college. She has rm taught graduates, olv byl the ull tykes i kidergarte. To oe who has taught for.so may years ad who shows I h.i mrj way her profoud tow ' " leachig, we ca oly say that we are cofidet that STC Is a better place for your beti here READ ROTUNDA ADS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OO WON Collis Florist Phoe 181 or 4 "A warm lyric soprao with a dramatic tige at the top" sums up oe critic's ideas of Barbara Troxell's remarkable voice. Bor i Easto, Pesylvaia. Barbara put thoughts of a musical career i the back of her mid util she atteded the Pesylvaia State College where she wo her Bachelor of Sciece ad Mas-1 tcr's Degree i Musical Educatio, ad eared her graduate de- j gree after a period of teachig voice ad piao. With a voice of such potetial greatess. Buibara Troxell could ot log delay the evetuality of. a sigig career, ad immediately followig her college gradua-', tlo, was awarded a scholarship to study with Mme. Elizabeth Schuma at the Curtis Isti-, tute of Music, from which she was graduated i Comig to New York i 1943 she studied ad gave some recitals uder League auspices ad i the Sprig of 1944 appeared with the Dessoff Choirs ad the j Natioal Orchestral Associatio ; this time i the City Ceter of Music ad Drama i the presetatio of the Brahms Requiem. The Summer of 1944 was spet as soloist with the emiet Sir Thomas Beecham's Mozart Opera Festival i Mexico City where she received ethusiastic press commets. Sir Thomas Beecham a- gai chose Miss Troxell to appear i Motreal Festivals i April of 1946, where she met the same approvig respose. I September, 1946, Miss Troxell was guest soloist o the coastto-coast radio program of "Let's Oo To the Opera", ad more recetly she appeared with the Brookly Chamber Music Society at the Academy of Music, Brookly. Last Fall she appeared uder Leoard Berstei, with the City Ceter Symphoy Orchestra, i a coc rt presetatio of "Rosekavalier." I the Sprig of 1947 Miss Troxell was soloist with the Albuqueique Civic Symphoy i their presetatio of the Brahms Requiem. Such a record i Opera, oratorio ad cocert has marked Barbara Troxell for a excitig ad otable career as oe of America's leadig sopraos. Orchesis Etertais I College Tea Room Orchesis Baquet was held i the college tea room last Tuesday, October 28. Dr. ad Mrs. Dabey B. Lacaster, Dea ad Mrs. William Savage, Dea Martha Smith Smith, Mr. ad Mrs. Samuel Graham, Misses Olive T. Her ad Mary Dabey of the admiistrative ad teachig staffs atteded. For the first time appretices were ivited. All members ad appretices atteded. Julia Booher Is presidet of the orgaizatio while Miss Emily Kauzlarich is advisor. Fresh Roasted v Cooked Dai JJ.Newber c Sto THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1947 WINIFRED BEARD'S O llie Ball Hello agai sports fas. Thik this weather will hold out very log? Just so the weather Is pretty for those hockey games. Freshme, remember you are ot to take those "rat" caps off util you beat the Sophomores i hockey If you do ot beat them, you a IT to keep them o util Christmas. Have you bee out to ay of the practices? You have to have eight practices before you ca play ad your team eeds you. If you do't play, come o out ad support your team ad class colors. Did you ejoy that teis game the other afteroo? If you did, why do't you try it agai istead of sleepig all afteroo. You will feel much better. You should ow be thikig of a perso for a parter for the teis doubles touramet which will be held i the sprig. How are you gettig alog i archery? Do't you like it? Is't it more fu to see how may you ca hit. Come o out, the practice will do you some good as may of you ever get your dally exercise. Have you tried your luck I golf lately? No doubt If you tried hard eough your score wo't be merely begiers luck, but just good shootig; therefore, make up for lost time ad try to make golf oe of your may favorite sports here o campus. So log util ext week. Keep o the ball ad be a good sport i all sports. Suits Rate Foremost O Fashio Parade What are the S. T. C. girls wearig ow for dress wear, more tha aythig else?? Yes, you guessed it Suits, ad do they look grad! The more popular shades i suits, ow are moss gree, luggage ta. ad raleigh red. Of course, black Is stil! the most outstadig shade, ad will always be wor. Suit styles seem to chage each year. This witer the suit skirts are much loger, arrow, ad plai, with probably a slit o each side, or maybe oe i frot of the skirt. The Jackets are beig made loger, ad are fitted icely about the waist. Also there Is less shoulder paddig. The popular shade of hose which adds much to the suits, is black. Black gloves, hats, ad bags are beig used. also. This shade is beig wor more with suits that are differet colors, although grey ad ta are used. The scarfs which are very much i evidece ow, add quite a lot to your suits, ad the S. T. C. girls are seeig that it does do this very thig. O your ext dressed-up occasio wear a lovely suit of oe of the latest shades. You wo't kow how stuig they look util you try wearig oe. Potetial Auther Cotiued from Paoe 2 So checkig my watch to make sure that it was't time for Mrs. McCoy. I scuttled up to the coke machie, deposit my ickel, ad waited with bated breath for fear the machie would be empty. Hallelu! a coke tumbles forth! Ad so, oce more we retur to the scee of the orgilla skirmish. By this time I was wide awake my cosciece at the helm. I set to work with a grim determiatio that oly comes to oe the ight before a deadlie. After hours, seemigly eos of writig, cuttig, ad rewritig, I threw the screwy masterpiece o the desk ad fell ito bed prayig that I'd fid time I the morig to type it. Resolved ever to attempt j GRANT REYNARD, artist sposored by the Richmod Uiversity Ceter paitig a scee o the Hampde-Sydey campus. Uidetified studets look o. Reyard's Lecture Iterestig Artist Paits Local Scee Grat Reyard, artist sposored by the Richmod area Uiversity Ceter, was at Hampde-Syd- ey Wedesday, Oct. 29, the morig of which he devoted to pait- ig a water-color ladscape i frot of Morto Hall, ad the afteroo to givig a iformal tecture, ad that by the time he had reached H.-S., he preferred to pait a more provicial subject that would ted to mirror the geographical locality. Mr. Reyard, i his talk later i the afteroo i Bagby Hall 'combied a Iterestig subject with his ow volatile persoality to make a very Istructive lec- Iture. The talk, which lasted over talk i the Biology classroom. a hour, was accompaied by the Opportuity was give everyoe series of paitigs which he has eterig ad leavig Morto bee doig of Virgiia colleges, throughout the morig to watch I by a series of sketches of musical him pait. The lecture room at figures, ad by slide reproduct- Bagby was filled for his talk. i ios of a series of huma iter- Reyard's paitig, doe o the est sketches ad egravigs of campus i frot of Morto Hall, New Yorkers for which he was was ot of the school proper, but commissioed by the tabloid. PM. of a small log cabi about a mile The watercolors of the differet south of here, which he saw while colleges icluded the Wre builddrivig up to H.-S. o route 188. ig at Wm. k Mary; Bruto Parthe road which goes through the ish church I Williamsburg; Jefcampus. Mr. Reyard explaied ferso's home, Motlcello. at the that after travellig through so Uiversity of Virgiia; faculty may colleges ad uiversities, houses at R. M. C; ad a camas he has bee doig, he was sur- pus ladscape doe at the Uifeited with the more or less co- verslsty of Richmod. His sketchvetioal college type of archi- es of musical figures were uivers- You'll, gloat with glamour m Joo Millar's "coat dress"... for tow ad coutry... campus or career wearl Slim trim price lie plus coachma back. I lubtle autum shades of Gray, Heather, Gree or Brow wool ad rayo flecked twead.'" al eough to Iclude both Serge Koussevitsky ad Artie Shaw, ad all of these subjects were doe i iformal attitudes of work or relaxatio. The sketches ad etchigs doe for PM were almost etirely of characters ad scees he had see o the streets of New York, ad ra the gamut of emotios from hilarious good humor to pathos. Before goig ito the detailed part of his lecture, Mr. Reyard gave a short, humorously biographical sketch of himself, sayig that he had origially iteded to become a piaist ad that his early sketchig, which was icidetal, had oly gradually usurped his iterest. The etire lecture was eliveed by his complet.ly iformal style ad by his healthy idifferece to the fear of offedig people, which eabled him to express his ow opir.ios ad to make a few apt, if acid, remarks. I explaiig his techique. Mr. Reyard said that he geerally paits I watercolor because It is comparatively easy to hadle ad dries rapidly, after which he reproduces the oes that he deems best, I oils. The watercolors are first sketched i with pecil ad the filled I with color. He also explaied the method of producig copper egravigs. Reyard Is oe of several artists who are slated to appear uder the auspices of the Uiversity Ceter. Fore Heads Drive For Commuity Chest A Commuity Chest Drive, headed by Alle N. Fore, as presidet, has bee aouced for Price Edward Couty. The object of this drive is to make a Joit commuity solicitatio by such orgaizatios as the Farmville Library Associatio, Cacer Foudatio. Southslde Commuity Hospital ad the Salvatio Army. These agecies will submit their budgets for ext year to the budget committee, of which R. J. Marti. Jr. is the chairma This committee will set the goal for the chest fud.