Rotunda - Vol 11, No 8 - Nov 19, 1930

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2 BUY TICKET FOR THE PLAY! Vol. XI. THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1930 No. 8 WESTHAMPTON DEFEATS FARMVILLE 1-0 Annual Meet of V. I. P. A. Held at Wllam and Mary NOTED SINGER Nat'l Book Week Program Gven n Audtorum DR. J. L. JAR.MAX Wllams Sends Ball Into Goal n Frst Few Mnutes of Play "The Vrgna Tech" Wns Cup; W. and L. Has Honor of Havng Best Annual Varous Schools of Prnce Edward County Take aprt In the Presentaton S. T. C. Ralles and (lves Vstng Team Real Fght to the End of Game V.I.P.A. MAGAZINE DISCISSED PRIZE WINNERS ANNOUNCED CJOAL MADE OFFSIDE At the fourth meetng of the Vrgna Intercollegate Press Assocaton at Wllam and Mary College, the V. P. I. newspaper, The Vrgna Tech. was awarded the cup Wllam and Mary ted wth Hollns n the n lterary magazne contest, and Washngton and Lee carred away the honor of havng the best annual. The Flat Hat. Wllam and Mary, and Cadet. V. M. I. won second and thrd places n the newspaper contest. Hampden-Sydney came second n the lterary magazne contest, and R. M. W. C. ganed honorable menton. V. P. I and V. M. I. won second and thrd places n the contest for annuals of 250 pages or more. Other contests resulted as follows: Newspapers publshed less frequently than weekly 1st The B. C. Bee, Brdgewater 2nd The Grapurchat, East Radford. 3rd The Bullet, Fredercksburg S. T. C. Newspapers publshed by Junor Colleges or Prep Schools 1st Atlantc Log. Atlantc Unv. 2nd The Chroncle Averett College. Year Books, less than 20O pages The Lynchburg College year book Year Books at Junor or Prep Schools The Intermont, Vrgna Intermont The Pendulum. Averett College Engneerng Magazne The Vrgna Tech Engneer, V. P. I. Contnued on page three Ghost of Segfred Termnates Opera The Daly Express says that a ghostly apparton of a man n armor, floatng above the heads of the dancers n the Convent Garden opera house last week, brought the musc to an abrupt halt whle the conductor. Herman Darewsk, sank nto a char and dropped hs baton. The paper quoted Darewsk as sayng he notced the drummer had stopped playng and was starng wth eyes of horror across the hall. Darewsk lookng for the cause, saw a helmeted and armored fgure resemblng Wagner's Segfred. he sad. He added that t was movng slowly through the ar across the arena and t so shocked and unnerved hm that he collapsed n a char. The band stopped playng and the amazed dancers flocked toward the conductor thnkng he was ll. Amd the exctement the ghost vanshed. Some members of the band were credted by the paper wth seeng the fgure, but apparently none of the dancers notced t. Darewsk sad -he feared the apparton was an omen of dsaster. The Lynchburg News. Mss Helen Den ton, popular mezzo soprano. HELEN DEN TON SANG HERE LAST EVENING Mss Helen Denton. popular mezzo soprano, gave a program n the college audtorum last evenng at 8 o'clock. Mss Denton was accompaned by Harvey Brown. The program was: I. Nel cor pu non m Sento.. Pasello Amarll Caccn Bergere Legere Weckerln II. Ara: "Lse. Lse" from "De Freschutz" von Weber III. Traum durch de Dammerung Strauss Zugnung Strauss The Clock Sachnowsky A Dssonance Borodne Three Cavalers Dargomjsky IV. By a Lonely Forest Pathway Grffes Hard Trals arr. by Burlegh Where Go the Boats.. Fckenscher Luxembourg Gardens... Mannng Irs Wolf The followng grls are the new Freshman Commsson for : Mary Nelson Dorothy Prescott Salle Russell Mary Dehl Martha Hggns Martha Kello Vrgna Ann Huntsberry Mary Lou Frtts Irwn Staples Helen Rose Cunnngham Frances Lews Sarah Ford Natonal Book Week was celebrated Saturday nght, November 15th n the audtorum of the State Teachers College wth a program n whch the schools of Prnce Edward county partcpated. A large number of the parents and others nterested n school actvtes were present. The stage of the audtorum was turned nto a vertable bookshop nto whch two small grls skpped happly to buy a book from Mr. Bookman, who was portrayed by Mr. Coyner. He told them that all the characters n ther story books came to vst durng Natonal Book Week and asked them whch they would lke to see frst. Mother Goose was the choce, and was dramatzed by a chld from Rce school. From Green Bay school came Jack and Jll, Lttle Mss MufTet. Curly Locks, and Lttle Jack Homer. Darlngton Heghts school contrbuted Lttle Bo Peep. Tom Thumb, the Pper's Son, Jack be Nmble, Mstress Mary, and Lttle Boy Blue. Other characters who came from books were Cnderella represented by a chld from Curdsvlle; Three Bears from Rce; the Gngerbread Boys from Worsham: the Tar Baby from John Randolph, and Lttle Black Sambo from Prospect. The prmary grades of the Tranng school represented poems famlar to the chldren. Ran, Wynken, Blynken and Nod, Foregn Chldren. Hush-a-By Baby, and Ped Pper. The two well-known books, Tom Sawyer and Treasure Island were represented by the upper grades of the publc school. Ther bedtme havng slpped by whle they were lost n the land of books, the two chldren thanked Mr. Bookman and hurred home. Dr. Dehl then announced the wnners of the essay and poster contest. The subject for the essay contest was "My Favorte Book." Alce Granger from the College Hgh School won frst place. Those recevng honorable menton were Vrgna Layne and Louse Walmsley from the College Hgh School and Mnne Rodgers from Farmvlle Hgh School. Contnued on page three We, the members of the Rotunda Staff, lovngly dedcate ths ssue to Dr. Jarman. our presdent on hs brthday whch symbolzes for us another year of excellent admnstraton and kndness. DERATE CLUI TRY OUTS HELD THURSDAY On Thursday, November 13 at 7 P. M. the Debate Club held try-outs for membershp for both upperclassmen and freshmen. The queston dscussed was: "Resolved, That the State Should Gve Fnancal Ad to the Unemployed." Interestng talks were gven both for and aganst the queston as stated above. Approxmately thrty tre I out. The followng grls are the new members Margaret Armstrong Margaret Banks Elzabeth Burger Wnston Cobb Los Cox Margaret Davdson Martha Earp Margaret Fsher Florence Gregory Margaret Hunter Alma Joyce Suse Odor Mary Thomas Rawls Mldred Shelton Dot Snedegar Henretta Taylor LaValle Taylor Cornela Watts Dorothy Woolwne Old members, bear n mnd varsty tryouts on December 3. S. T. C. and H.-S. C. Dramatc Clubs Present "Mr. Prn Passes By" on Frday, November 21 * Have you bought your tcket yet? To what? Why, how absurd to ask such a queston! "Mr. Prn Passes By" s to be presented by the dramatc clubs of S. T. C. and H. S. C. Frday, November 21 at 8 p. m. If you have not bought a tcket you'd better do so wthout delay and have t reserved at Whte Drug Company, too, or else just consder your self lucky f you fnd standng room. Freshmen of S. T. C. take the lead- ng femnne roles. Imagne that! And do they put those clever lnes ove: n a bg way? Just come and see for yourself. You'll never regret t, or be dssapponted ether. That's a promse. The faculty of forgetfulness combned wth the narrow-mndedness of an Englsh gentleman tend to keep up the nterest from begnnng to end. Really I'm as excted as a school grl about ths play. Why you could- not pay me to stay away. Do you know there has been rumor of a bgamst n t. Even the menton of the very word s enough to make one st up and take notce You'll surely get your share of that Frday nght, too. I stll can't get straght that bgamst proposton. Is Olva or s she not a bgamst ' That s the queston. Be sure to see the play and fnd out for yourself! In one of the hardest fought and most exctng games played ths season, Westhampton College hockey team defeated S. T. C. by the score of 1-0 here on the athletc feld Saturday afternoon. Grabbng the ball at the take-off quckly drbblng t down the feld to ther goal area. Westhampton completely took the S. T. C. team oft* ts feet and made a goal n the frst few seconds of play. Wllams,, fast Westhampton left nsde, gave the shot that sent the ball scurryng across the lne nto the goal and whch made the S. T. C. team and ts backers stare n amazement. After the frst shockng moments of play, the S. T. C. team ralled and gave the vstng team a real fght. Most of the play, after those frst seconds, was n the S. T. C. area. Westhampton was forced to play the defensve sde. Drbbles and passes by the S. T. C. forwards carred the ball wthn the strkng crcle a number of tmes, only to be knocked outsde or lost to Westhampton for a free ht. E. Seay, Westhampton center half, showed good form n strkng these balls out of S. T. C. area. The Westhampton goal keeper showed especally good play n kckng and knock-.11 out those balls that rolled wthn her defensve area. The ball stayed on the left sde of S. T. C.'s end of the feld most of the tme, forcng Crute to play exceptonally hard. She showed good form and fast work n her drbblng, carryng the ball down the feld a number of tmes. Contnued on last page Mr. Alfred Strck Presents Concert Mr. Alfred H. Strck, head of the musc department at S. T. C. and recently apponted organst and chor drector at the Presbyteran church, gave a sacred concert at that church, Sunday nght, November 16. Mr. Strck was asssted n the concert by Dr. J. L. Jarman and the S. T. C. Choral Club. The program was as follows: Mnuet Handel Nocturne n E flat Chopn Andante Cantable... Tschakowsky Solo: "Fear Ye Not, O Israel Dudley Buck Dr. J. L. Jarman Jerusalem the Golden Spark Chorus: "Sun of My Soul". A. Strck Solost, Mss Florence Cralle Chorus, S. T. C. Choral Club Traumere Schumann March " D Major Lemmens Mr. Strck has planned a seres of muscal program! both for the church and the college. In ths way he has aroused a great nterest n musc, not only In hs students but also n the communty at large.

3 \ THE ROTUNDA (NwNKJt^^rl Member) Member Southern Inter-Collegate Newspaper Assocaton Member Intercollegate Press Assocaton of Vrgna Publshed Weekly by Students of the State Teachers College. Entered as 2nd class matter March 1st, 1921, at the Post Offce of, under Act of March 3, Subscrpton, $1.50 per year ROTUNDA STAFF Edtor-n-Chef JESSIE SMITH. '31 Assocate Edtor LOUISE ELLIOTT. '32 Hoard»f Edtor* News Edtor MARTHA MOORE. '33 Lterary Edtor MARTHA ANN LAING. '31 Athletc Edtor FRANCES EDWARDS. 32 World News Edtor SARA BAKER. '31 Inter-Collegate Edtor A. J. SCOTT. '32 Socal Edtor JANE ROYALL. '33 Art Edtor SARAH WILLS. '33 Feature Edtor LOULIE MILNER. '32 Humorous Edtor VIRGINIA WITT. '33 Aumnae Edtor MISS CARRIE B. TALIAFERRO Reporters ANNIE DENIT. '31 ANNE JOHNSON. '33 ISABELLE JONES. "33 DOT SNEDEGAR. '33 CLARA MCALLISTER. '31 Proof Reader WINSTON COBB. '33 Assocate Proof Reader MARY THOMAS RAWLS. '33 Manager! BUSlne-S Manager DOT GOODLOE, '33 latant BUSUUMI Manager HENRIETTA CORNWELL. '32 Crculaton Manager ELLA CAROLL, '31 Assstant Crculaton Manager MILDRED MADDREY. '31 The Rotund* nvtes letter of comment, crtcsm, and suggestons from It readers upon ts manner of presentng and treatng them. A letter, to receve consderaton, must contan the name and address of the wrter. These wll not be publshed f the wrter objects to the publcaton. All matters of busness should be addressed to the Busness Manager, and all other matter should come to the Edtor-n-Chef. Complants from subscrbers as regards rregulartes n the delvery of The Rotunda, wll l»e apprecated. Happy Brthday! Fleetly they have fled, these twelve months, lke meltng snow flakes n ther swftness. And ere they slp nto that realm beyond recall and mergng nto become a part of tme's hstory, we pause a moment n retrospecton. One more year made rcher by hs presence n hs world, scores lnn, lves nfluenced for good and gudng footprnts more frmly set upon the sands of tme these and more are represented by Dr. Jarman's brthday. So to lve that he s ac- clamed the deal of eght hundred hearts and the dol of that many more must ndeed be a feelng akn to the sublme. Ths (saltaton must surely and rghtly le wthn the experence of our presdent. Lke a mountan etched aganst a wnter sky at sunset, so upon our lve* are engraved the loftness of hs deals and the glory of hs example. Years cannot for us hs twnklng eye bedm, nor n our sght hs stately bearng lessen, for ours t has been to glmpse the nner man. Enshrned n our vson, enmeshed n our lves s the radance of that lght from wthn. 'llappy brthday!" s voced by a thousand hearts and from thousands of lves nfluenced for good the echo comes rngng lack "It could but be!" THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1930 OVER THE TEACUPS Oh, may I have a pece? It looks so good. Cnnamon toast and tea? Goes rght to the spot. You're a love to have t when I'm here. Much Ado 'Bout Nothn' It would gve us new lfe to see Alle Olver cheer up and be more lke Alle Olver freshman! Is Martha Sanders all she s cracked up to be? Some people work and accomplsh Tha» remnds me of Prances Raw-! lots. Some people work other people lngs. Z heard her say the other for lots. Some people don't even day she ate about a dozen peces work. and yet she's supposedly reducng. Can't understand some people. A. J. Scott has certanly gotten Speakng of fat. I hear Margaret \ moony lately and she has so much Bowles wore Msse Berner's dress. J opportunty, too. Isn't she Under- evenng dress, too. the other nght. I can't feature t. That's as rdculous as me n Dot Anderson's and that happened. Who s Martha Sanders holdng n now at H.-S.? Seems to me somebody sad somethng about Banke Warren and mother no. I'm sure they must have meant Franke Smoot. How, could I be so dumb? Really, these freshmen are walkng away wth H.-S. and almost everythng. Why, they've even taken possesson of the Dramatc Club. (Yes. just a lttle more tea to warm ths.) Why, as I was sayng, three of the four grls n the fall play are freshmen. I bet they are good even f they are merely freshmen, and certanly ther class wll be behnd them. It ought to. Oh, well, they say every dog has ts day I guess I'm just a scrawny cat. Ths toast makes me want to purr; t's so good. I wonder f Lucy Ann Layne and Nanne Mears ever go to class unprepared lke I do. If they do, they are just good bluffers Where's my lucky star? I guess t fell when t saw my charmng face. Bosh! You know (I've got to have another pece of toast) I wonder f people ever feel as I do I mean n the dnng room. Sometmes I thnk I'll go absolutely crazy when I stop, eatng of course, and lsten to the racket. But I fgure f 699 other people can lve through t. I can, too. I do wsh people would thnk and try not to be so loud, though. I don't beleve so much nose s necessary, do you? Why. I even got ambtous and tred to start a drve for better table manners one day, and then somebody took the corner roll I'd been wantng and wated for and I broke down and took the next best. Honestly f I eat any more toast I'll de. I certanly was stckng my neck out to comment on Frances Rawlngs. If I sad Toodles Booth t mght have been dfferent. Better leave on that. Please come to see me sometmes. The food was grand! When I get a box, be sure to come 'fore t's gone. Bye but don't tell anybody, or you won't even get a snff. You know how t s. I'm gong really now good-bye! GREAT GRANDFATHER GOBBLER Monkeys have often been accused of beng our great grandfathers and many cases of resemblance have been sghted as proof. Beng mstaken for a turkey, throws an entrely new lght on our problems of ancestors. Is s possble that we are descended from the great kng gobblers of the forest? Even the connectng lnk has been found. The frst dsaster of the huntng season resulted n ths new dscovery. One of the hunters mstakng the game warden for a wld turkey flled hm full of shot. Evoluton s an nterestng subject and resemblance plays an mportant part, but then there are tmes and tmes for notng the lkeness. Frankln Younger: "What s the shape of a kss." Jerry Lee: "I don't know." Frankln: "Gve me one and call t square." graduate Representatve? Where do these freshmen get the dea that they are prvleged characters? Wlls, Banks. Sargent. Berner and a few of those we love so much. (Sarcastc? Oh, no!) The freshman class s organzed now. Let's watch them grow. They have to grow together a few can't do t all. Our problems would be solved f cooperaton were every organzaton's keyword. Has Katherne Rtter stopped talkng yet? Sally Russell really s good n the play. No kddn'.... I wsh Ida Trolan would snap t up get pepped you know what I mean?»» The red and whte thnks the green and whte had better take a back seat. Well, tme wll tell Thanksgvng s almost upon us.» Mary Shelton seems to be on the fence about some thngs. We hope she'll do some honest thnkng for herself and come out O. K. * Ths s a teachers college after all, sn't t? I thought perhaps Ktty Waters thought t was a fnshng school. Ddn't our team shne Saturday? Excellent teamwork and how bout our goal keeper? Swell! «If halls are nosy for studyng why don't we do somethng about t? Who makes the nose anyhow?» Why don't freshmen wear ther rat caps? About fve hundred of us would enjoy prayers f the other two hundred would calm down for ten mnutes. We need t, f they don't. Dot Goodloe s a swell grl, hope she can keep up to par all round. THREE YEARS AGO TODAY AT S. T. C. November 19, 1927, proved an unhappy, happy day at S. T. C. I know because wth all S. T. C.'s fghtng, Wllam and Mary beat at hockey 9-4. We were, however, lades enough to entertan the vstors wsely and well. And besdes that, our sophomores came out of ther game of chasng rats long enough to present ther classman, Dr. Walmsley, to the student body and faculty the same mornng n chapel. And Mss Jenne became the advsor of the granddaughters club. (Why the three together, I don't know, but they happened.) Then the dance the Cotllon Club dance took place on that past 19th of November. I wonder what the style was then, t seems so long ago. Now I really shouldn't have sad that because Lz Antrm was there. I heard Dr. Walmsley say the other day he ddn't play tenns any more, but I see he won the champonshp by defeatng Mr. Coyner GREY SKIES AND BLUE Tred dear, Feelng blue. Lttle head bent low- Dampened curls, Weght of worlds Ah! I love you so. Happy dear, Feelng glad Lttle head held hgh- Sunny curls Laughng worlds Sportng n your eye. LOVE AN MUSIC L. M. '32 Love, you can never be expressed. For you my heart cres out, "I can't'' You burn my soul; you fll my breast When asked to rse and musc chant. Ah! Musc, how you thrll my lfe! Enchant me. hold me, rase up strfe. Can I. through you, ease nward pan? I can't yet n my heart you regn. Oh can't! You haunt me lke a ghost You rse before me when I hate you most. You laugh? 'Ts sad to weaken man. He'll learn you vansh wth dawn, "1 can." I can? Oh, yes, I know I can; Can't has not ruled snce the world began. Burst forth; oh musc, from out my soul! 'Ts love whch gves me self-control. I can! The dawn has come at last. You must vansh, can't and vansh fast Never agan must you show your face. For love and musc brng you dsgrace. E. C. HER EYES The clear blue depths of her eyes, The lght of her beautful soul, Reflect the purest love, paradse. Whch leads to that ultmate goal. The sacred purtes beam Too sacred for me to behold. Lest I see God's face, and then de, Nature drops a vel frnged wth gold. Controlled by power of her God The vel slowly lfts from her eyes And down under flower, grass, and sod Are roots of the best that ne'er des. Oh! Why are those eyes so dvne. And why don't I need any ad To nterpret the truths so sublme, That tell us of what she s made? For the eyes are those of a chld Through whch shnes peace from on hgh And reflects the love, meek and mld Of her God, who s always close by. E. C. SCHOLASTIC AVERAGES OF SORORITIES Scholastc averages for sorortes for last year are as follows: Zeta Tau Gamma Theta Mu Omega Delta Sgma Ch that memorable 19th. Wouldn't you love to have seen that game. Wsh they'd do t agan. The whole school seemed to me In a storm over the approachng Thanksgvng, and the Vrgnan staff was takng annual subscrptons. (Isn't that unusual!) The Rotunda staff and the Dramatc Club were feastng and tearng and alumnae were both rasng can. Ths seems a quet 19th compared to that one, but 'twas Saturday and we lost the game.

4 1 SOCIALS The rany weather last week faled to dampen Cupd's plans, and Mss Salle Watson became the brde of Mr. Jack Lawson, of Charlottesvlle. Va., on Saturday, November 15. The l weddng took place n Rockvlle, Md. The brde s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Watson, of Charlottesvlle. and was one of our new grls comng to us from Stuart Hall. We extend congratulatons and I sncere good wshes to ths young couple for a long lfe of happness. The followng grls spent the week end n Rchmond: 1 Frances Parker, Dorothy Leonard. 'Alma Garlck, Nancy St. Clar, Ruth Peery, Kathryn Royster, Margaret Gathrght, Martha Walters, Mary Ellen Johnson, Anna Mnter, Margaret Young, Elzabeth Johnson, Dorothy Dudley, Kathryn Rogers, Helen Shawen. Sarah Wlls, Vrgna Ford, Mary Easley Hll, Frank Smoot. Vrgna Lamer. Alce and Grace Rowell. Martha Sanders, Glora Mann, A. J. Scott. Catherne Jones, and Jane Royall. Jesse Smth, Elzabeth Taylor. Ella Carroll and Charlotte Hutchns attended the Intercollegate Press Assocaton conventon n Wllamsburg ths week end. Anna Knox and Catherne Logan spent the week-end at Salem, the home of the latter. Evelyn Hughes spent the weekend at her home n Hampton. Martha Hggns was at her home n Waverley ths week-end. Ruth Ford spent the week-end at her home n Lynchburg. Margaret. Martha and Jula Fars spent the week-end at ther home at Red Hll. Mary Arthur Bllups was n Norfolk ths week-end. Alce Covngton was at Charlottesvlle ths week-end Vrgna Baley spent the weekend at her home at Wndsor. Ann Guy. Eva Harrs and Toodles Booth spent the week-end at the home of the latter n Lynchburg. Catherne Cogbll spent the weekend at her home n Boydton. Vrgna Brnkley spent the weekend n Suffolk. Mary Vrgna Hll spent the week-end n Charlottesvlle. Jane Beale spent the week-end n Lynchburg. Patty Ellson, Gazelle Ware and Louse Munt spent the week-end n Petersburg. Evelyn Stephenson was at Charlottesvlle ths week-end. Vrgna Bledsoe spent the weekend n Norfolk. Jose Spencer was at her home n Lynchburg ths week-end. Margaret McCoy and Helen Cover were n Staunton ths week-end. Betsy Wlknson was n Lynchburg at her home ths week-end. Mary Alce Young spent the week end n Lynchburg. Margaret Eley was n Norfolk ths week-end. Mary Page Whte was at her home at Red Hll ths week-end. Margaretta Brady and Lela Lovelace spent the week-end at the home of the latter n Halfax. Sarah Baker spent the week-end n Norfolk. Dorothy Goodloe spent the weekend n Charlottesvlle. Mary Nelson, Ella Smms Clore and Margaret Banks spent Sunday n Orange. Loule Mllner was n Lynchburg ths week end. Dorothy Rtche spent the weekend at her home n Petersburg. Vrgna Sargent spent the weekend n Charlottesvlle. Carolne Read was at her home n Lynchburg ths week-end. Sarah Saunders spent the weekend at Suffolk Vrgna Wtt was n Lynchburg ths week-end. Lllan Woodley was at her home n Dumbarton ths week-end. Jo Snead spent the week-end at her home n Lynchburg. THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1930 In Dramatc Club Play Mss Mary Shelton and Mr. Joe Perry who take parts Mr. Prn Passes By," to be gven n the audtorum November 21st. DR. J ARM AN GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY Tonght the Student Councl s gvng a banquet n honor of Dr. Jarman's brthday. The color scheme s pnk, the table havng pnk candles and a centerpece of pnk roses. The theme "flower language" s carred out n the place cards and toasts. The toasts are: To Mss Mary Rena Robertson To Mss Jenne Jane Royall To Dr. Jarman... Elzabeth Taylor Adele Hutchnson s toast-mstress. Besdes the guest of honor, those present wll ncluded Mss Mary W. Cox. Mss Jenne Tabb. Mss Vrgna Potts and the Student Councl. SOCIAL On Saturday nght at ten o'clock Adele entertaned the Student Councle and the House Councl at a pajama party n the lounge. The guests sat around the freplace and talked and ate and ate and ate. whle Mldred Maddrey softly played Lebstraum and other lovely selectons. Everyone enjoyed t so much and Adele has been elected by them 'just the best ever." MATHEMATICS CLUB WILL BE REORGANIZED For the past four years there has been no mathematcs club n the college. Now, under the drecton of a student who s workng for honors n math, a club, smlar to the prevous one, s beng organzed. All members of Course III Mathematcs classes are members; anyone who has taken t as a mnor or an electve, and any grl takng math n Course I and II, and s nterested may become a member. The frst meetng of the club was held on Thursday afternoon n the Student Buldng Audtorum. At that tme the offcers for the comng year were elected. They are: Presdent, Mary Lee Goodwn. Vce-Presdent, Los Cox. Sec'y and Treas., Eleanor Dashel. Commttees were apponted to draw up a consttuton and decde on a name for the club. There wll be two meetngs each quarter, and each meetng wll count as ether a preparaton perod or class perod. The programs to be presented wll consst of numbers relatng to pure, appled, or hstorcal math, and wll be planned by the club drector, aded by whatever members she may choose. NATIONAL BOOK WEEK PRESENTS PROGRAM Contnued from pacce one In the grammar grades. Alce Walth?ll from the sxth grade at Rce school was the wnner. Clara Carter from Worsham school and Roger Blackwell from Prospect school receved honorable menton. The poster contest was for the frst four grades. The schools partcpatng were Farmvlle Tranng school, Prospect, Rce. John Randolph, Worsham. and Curdsvlle. The wnners were as follows: Frst Grade: John Randolph 1st; Worsham 2nd. Second Grade: Curdsvlle 1st; Worsham 2nd; Rce 3rd. Thrd Grade: Rce 1st; Farmvlle Tranng School 2nd; Worsham 3rd. Fourth Grade: John Randolph. 1st; Prospect 2nd; Worsham 3rd. FOURTH ANNUAL MEET OF V. I. P. A. HELD Contnued from page 1. Comcs The Skpper, V. P. I. The frst meetng of the conventon was held n Washngton Hall by the executve commttee. Ths commttee composed of Wllam F. Rountree. Jr., Wllam and Mary ColleTe; Frances Snyder, Harrsonburg State Teachers College; Jesse Smth, of Farmvlle State Teachers College; T. B. Daughty. Washngton and Lee. and Merle B. Grubbs, Hollns College, dscussed the possblty of havng a V. I. P. A. magazne. Ths magazne would be gotten out monthly, and would contan an artcle from each school that was a member of V. I. P. A. It was later passed at a busness meetng of the entre conventon that ths magazne be gotten out. A Hudqns, of Rchmond, a former student of Hampden-Sydney College wll edt the frst ssue of the magazne. The conventon was dvded nto dscusson groups, some beng n the edtoral group and others beng n the busness management group whch were led by promnent newspaper men. It was voted that the ffth annual meetng of V. I. P. A. meet at Lynchburg College and R. M. W. C. next year, the offcers beng: Belch, Jr., Lynchburg College, presdent; Ann Hart,rave. R. M. W. C, secretarytreafurer; Frances Bragg, Wllam and Mary, vce-presdent. After the last meetng adjourned some of the vstors went on a sghtseeng tour around Jamestown and other hstorcal places of nterest n and around Wllamsburg. Through the organzaton of ths plannng to contrbute as many arclub t s hoped that the members' tdes as possble to the Mathematmay gan a broader outlook on ' cs Department, for the use of cornmathematcs leadng to a fuller ap- ' ng classes. The reorganzaton of precaton of ts value and beauty, ths club marks a bg step forward, and materal for whch the class and wll do a great deal toward room does not provde tme. As ts makng math a vtal part of everyobjectve for ths year, the club s [day lfe. n ALUMNAE NEWS Europe last summer proved attractve to faculty and alumnae of Farmvlle, S. T. C. Mss Grace E. Mx traveled on the contnent after the close of the summer trannu school, and attended the Passon Play. Mss Besse Barclay, who has often been a member of the summer school faculty, studed art n Rome and England for several month'-,. Dr. Lula Wnston, for all hrer. years professor of chemstry here, now head of the department n Meredth College, vsted E^ypt and Palestne, and attended the Passon Play Msses Bertha and Louse Beasley and Cora Helen Meeks made a tour of Europe Mss Nell Putney, who was a student here last year whle on a furlough, saled for Chna September 4 to resume her mssonary work. Mrs. Mary Lndsey Roundy wll be the propretor of the Dxe Gft Shop. eladly accepted, whch wll open November 22 and replace the Falconer Gft Shop on Man Street. COLLEGE BRIEFS The Hampden-Sydney-Unversty of Rchmond game, played Saturday n Rchmond, ended wth a score of 0-0. In spte of a broken shoulder Mr. Prn wll pass by as planned. Seats for the play went on reserve at Whte Drug Company today at 4 p. m. We have heard that the P Kappa Delta Sororty provnce conventon s to be held at S. T. C. on March 27 and 28. The S. T. C. chapter s n the provnce wth North Carolna. South Carolna and West Vrgna. Dr. Walmsley s presdent for the provnce and Martha Fars s secretary. The concet last nght was a great surprse, but none the less pleasant. More surprses of the sort wll be A drve for class dues s comng That s somethng to wrte home Mrs. Besse Beasley Carter. form., abo " t - A h» l ^ the wse s suffcent. erly of Lynchburg, was marred June leach class may expect 100 per cent 7 n Alemeda. Calf., to Arthur How- rcturn from the dnve ' ard Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Bell are lvng n Stockton. Calf. Open Pan-Hellenc meetng ths term s takng the form of a dan- On August 19. Mss Lllan East of sant whch wll be held n the "Rec" Pttsylvana county became the brde Thursday afternoon. of Samuel Lovell Hayden of Chatham. Mss Mary Chrstne Red. formerly of Gordonsvlle. and Fred Bechdolt Anderson were marred n Portsmouth on June 14. The weddng of Mss Kerah Carter Cole of Gnter Park to Jefferson Frankln Proctor of Rchmond and Gloucester was solemnzed n St. Pauls Epscopal church, June 26. Mss Vrgna Chrstopher of Hardngs, Northumberland county and J. J. Mercer, Jr.. of Whte Stone, were marred June 11. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer vsted Farmvlle on ther weddng trp. Mss Gladys Vrgna Herndon of Rustburg and Robert Irvn Thomas of Concord, were marred n June. Mrs. Thomas taught two years n the Concord Hgh School. PEP MEETING HELD FRIDAY NIGHT The frst pep meetng of the year was held n the audtorum Frday nght. Despte a large number of grls havng left school for the weekend, the meetng was attended wth much enthusasm. The yells and songs were carred out wth vm and pep under the leadershp of Ida Trolan. The Y. W. s endeavorng to perfect ts organzaton n the tranng school by formng a grls H-Y wth defnte objectves. CLASS CHEER LEADER Cheer leaders for the classes were chosen at class meetngs held Tuesday nght. The senor class s lucky n havng for ther cheer leader Ida Trolan, who s also cheer leader for the school. The junor class chose Lndsay Whte to lead them n ther yells for ther team. Alce Moore wll organze the sophomore class cheers. Jula Fars wll be asssted by Sarah Ford n cheerng the freshmen "on to vctory." FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEART We would lke to have your orden for DRUGS, STATIONERY. BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Canada Drug Co. Phone 17 Next to Baldwn's COTILLION CLUB DANCES ARE ALMOST HERE DAVIDSON'S Evenng Gowns and Evenng Shoes are outstandng! We wll gladly dye shoes purchased from us FREE "34**. of charge DAVIDSON'S, Inc. The House of Qualty FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Three pece suts the knd that sells for tf»p* P*Q $5.95. All colors and szes «PtJ«Dt/ Newest fall shoes, low, medum and hgh heels. 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5 a THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1930 ATHLETICS It v Southsde DrugStore Drect Eastman Kodak Ageney (Fresh Flms) I a 11 tl b.,., Kend How old are you?" Alce: "Nnet "You told me that two Alce: Well. I'm not the knd of ta wll tell you one thng one lethng else another." H. s. Prof.: "La e agan. Have you done anythng on tme?" bertson: "Yes. I bought : car." McCorkle: Have any of your chldhood holes been realzed?" I)> : -Yes. when my mothpulled my har I wshed I ddn't e any." Anne McGann: "I don't know wnch boy to ta:e to the Cotllon." Cotty Wlls: 'Flp a con." :, Q nn: "I dd. but t ddn't o l Ight." Dr. Walmsley: "Sorry to have kept but I've been settng a trap for my wfe." Mr. French: "Heavens. What do I suspect?" Dr. Mouse: "A mouse n the pantry.".lane Beale (Eastern Shore): "I e the sea. ts almost a part of me." Ma ;ha Pars mountaneer): "Yes, you're all wet." Lttle Boy: -Mother, the crcus s n town." Mother: "Hush, hush, son, that's a H. S. boy." Guest: "You sad n ths room after eght o'clock you could not hear a pn drop. I fnd t over a bowlng alley." Hotel Clerk: "Well, you can't hear 'em drop." Her: Who was that grl you spoke to?" Hm: "Never mnd, now, dear. I'll nave enough trouble explanng to her who you are." Landlady: "What have you put your coffee on a stool?" Invald Roomer: "It was so weak I thought t had better st down." She: 'You're lke the sea." He: "So restless and powerful?" She: "No. You make me sck." Dumb: "I ddn't double cross you. honey." Dumber: "What dd all those do.-, ea mean at the bottom of your letter?" " Dd you make the debatng team?" -No They s-s-s-aa-ald I w-w-w-w t-t-t-t-tall enough." Lady: "Do you thnk sardnes are healthy?" Merchant: "Well, Ma'am. I never heard one complan." A hypocrte s a man who goes to work at lour a. m. sngng, "All the la jealous of me." lsh teacher (durng class: "The boy stood on the burnng deck Now. Ann. tell me what that quotaton typfes?" Ann Morgan 'Flamng youth." I "I'm gong to Bne Rdge atorum." ;rl Are you gong for B week-' "No, nn", trouble.'" ulled olve s ; pckle wth a tal lght, : 8. T. C. LOSES TO WESTHAMPTON 1-0 Fast Playng n Frst Seconds of the Game Gves Vctory to Vstng Team Frst Half Contnued from page one As the whstle blew for the end o: the frst half, the ball had been r md-feld and Souders had made a pretty free shot, sendng t across S. T. C.'s 25 yard lne. There was a touch of humor adde:' to the game n ths half for both teams, but especally for the fans. E Seay. Westhampton center half, lost her shoe durng the frst play and went the remander of the half wth only one on. And one couldn't help laughng at Alle Olver n a fght for the ball she sld down, and there she sat for a number of seconds, stll playng, determned to get t from her opponent. Cheers Between Halves Enthusastc cheers and songs were led between halves by Ida Trolan, S. T. C. cheerleader, asssted by Lndsay Whte, cheerleader for the junor class. Second Half The S. T. C. team trotted on the feld frst amd sprted cheers from the student body. After the startng whstle, both teams played a "tt for tat" system the ball gong back and forth, up and down the center of the feld, frst one and then the other losng t for a free ht. Olver got the ball, drbbled t quckly nto the strkng crcle, and drove at the goal, only to have t kcked out by the opposng goal keeper. After ths, the Westhampton forwards carred the ball to ther own area and kept t n the space for a good tme. P. Edwards as goalkeeper showed up well n successfully keepng the ball out of the goal. The ball then went from one goal area to the other, nether team beng able to send t across the lne for a marker. A number of tmes the ball went up to the goal post, grazed the outsde of t, and went out. These plays excted the crowd and led to much cheerng and then moanng! Just a fracton of a second before the fnal whstle blew, Crute drove the ball and t went past the Westhampton goal keeper nto the cage. The throng went up n cheers, only to fnd out that the strker had been offsde and the goal dd not count. Both teams played a well balanced game throughout and showed good form and teamwork. Crute, and P. Edwards showed up especally well for S. T. C. For Westhampton E. Seay and West looked best. The lne-up: S. T. C. Gunter Snedegar Reed Olver (c- Crute Rdgeway F. Edwards Souders Qusenberry Smpson R. W. R. I. C. P. L. I. L. W. R. H. C. H. L. H. R. F. L. F. O. K. Westhampton Wellons C. Seay Lowe Wllams Saunders Mayes E. Seay Burns Beck West P. Edwards Mackaney Score by halves: S. T. C. 0-0; Westhampton 1-0. Substtutes: Westhampton Cooper L. H. (Capt», Perkns R. W. Umpres: Mss Marbot I Harrsonburg '; Mss Tbbtts (Baltmore). Dsrael" Awarded Gold Medal of Honor The talkng pcture "Dsrael" has been awarded the Photoplay gold medal of honor as the best movng pcture of The award s based on ballots taken n theatres throughout the Unted States. The Roanoke Tmes. HOCKEY TEAM A. Olver, capt,; D. Reed. L. Crute. E. Coleman. E. Walthall. L. Boush. M. Maddrey. E. Burger. D. Snedegar. M. Gunter. L. Beacham. E. Souders. D. Rdgeway. E. Hardy. C. Qusenberry. E. Smpson. M. Kello. N. R. Cooper. D. Leonard. L. Smth. K. Hundley. E. Hunter, P. Edwards. M. Massey. I Evans. F. Edwards. G. Sudger. R. Wrght. PREPARATOSS FOR THA NKSGl \ ING DA Y GAMES BEING MADE The athletc feld s the scene of energetc hockey practces every afternoon from 4:00 untl 6:00 n preparaton for the nterclass games here on Thanksgvng day. Reds and Whte wll cross stcks wth the Green and Whte n a sprted scrap backed by the age-old feelng of frendly rvalry and "wn-or-bust" sprt!" Ths week's practce schedule has undergone a slght change over the usual one. Sster classmates wll engage n "mnor battles" at separate tmes, whereas all classes have formerly been practcng as a whole. A splendd sprt of cooperaton and unsurpassable sportsmanshp has been dsplayed by the grls who have spent ther afternoons on the hockey feld n a treless effort to master the techncaltes of the game. All the team lacks s a sdelne of enthusastc spectators "cheerng wldly" urgng t on to vctory makng he knd of college game we read about n modern fcton. A handful of halfnterested people does not furnsh much backng for a team. Let's 'get together and have some "wm. wgor and wtalty" to put nto the cheerng! They're gettng ready for the bg day and so should we. Here's to "bgger and better" pep meetngs than ever before! We've got a wonderful team to support. ITS COMING! What? Why?? Where?? Wonder! Watch!! Wat H- December 12! l TENNIS DON'T'S Don't use two hands on the racquet. Don't fool. Don't lose your temper. Don't qut Don't grouch Don't argue Don't dspute decsons Don't be late for appontments Don't look away from the ball Don't underestmate the other fellow. Don't overestmate yourself. Don't offer albs for losng ponts Don't throw your racquet about Don't stand about heated after playng. Don't worry f you get "lcked". Don't thnk you are champon every tme you wn a match. es on hs gun. There s a lesson for every Amercan boy n ths great pcture. A bg, splendd, unusual pcture that everyone, young or old. should see. Also Cartoon Fable. WED. and THURS. Clara Bow n "Love Among the Mllonares," wth Mtz Green. Stanley Smth and Skeets Galleher. There's no stoppng the rrepressble "Red Head." Here she s wth the new Bow lnes, the new coffure, the new boy frend and a mllon dollars worth of pep, personalty and "the old zngo." In ths pcture Clara turns her "t" loose and goes on a new knd of personalty rampage. You'll thrll to the new knd of pettng and pep she puts nto ths new Knd of Bow show where she s up among the swells, and wth a swell plot, swell comedy and swell songs. A gay, lovng tme s n store for you and f you don't go wld over lttle Mtz Green n ths pcture, you had better see a doctor. Love, romance, real comedy and catchy songs don't pass t up. Also two reel talkng comedy. FRIDAY and SAT. John Glbert n "Way for a Salor," supported by At Eaco Theatre Wallace Beery. Lela Hyams and Week ot JMov. Z4-Z9 Polly u r&n - Here s tne t&e <>* a robust romance and two-fsted adventure to warm your heart and set "The Best Sound n Southsde Va." your pulse boundng. Dfferent from MON. and TUES. "Blly the any pcture John Glbert has ever Kd," wth Johnny Mack Brown, appeared n. A roarng, rosterng Wallace Beery, Kay Johnson and a tale of grls, shps and ports great supportng cast n an unusual' throughout the seven seas. Twoproducton drected by Kng Vdor,' fsted! a thousand laughs a thouswho made "The Bg Parade." Here and thrlls! 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