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                                                     ( PUBLISHED PUB.LI.SIiED ) .BY STUDENTS OF ROJ. INS_ 'COLLEGE., ,



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 VOLUME ( 20 20r )..                                 WINTER PARK, DECEMBER 22, 1917                                                 NUMBER 14



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 DR. BAKER READS PAPER WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT                                                                I Y. W. C." ,A. MET '( WITH 'WlTH WJTH ) MISS



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   AT FORTNIGHTLY                                                             ,                                  . CATHERINEjyMDRON ( o V )

       N'ILXVER"                SUB.CONSTITUTION NOW IN EFFECT

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   JECT WAS MOST INTERESTING                         ( t--- t )           4                                         GIVEN JANUARY FOURTEENTH,

   - PAPER WAS SUPPORTED BY                 ELIZABETH RUSSELL ( ELECT ELECT- ).       A ( STATEMENT STAT.EMENT ) (/ AS ( A-MEANS A MEANS "MEANS ), OF ( RAISING .RJ\ISING .RJ ISING ) ( AN. AN- AN )

   PHOTOGRAPH ( ILLUSTRATIONS ILLUSTRATlONS ) ED HOUSE PRESIDENT AT MEET                   -                        NUAL CONTRIBUTIONMISS



                                        ING HELD ( MONDAY-GIRLS MONDAY GIRLS ) ARE .In .an .article appearing, under

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   'Mrs( , . ) ( Den Ben ) ( Freer -reer reer treer ) ( w.is was ) hostess to the FULLY ( DETERMINED DErERMINED ) TO MAKE head of "Athletic ( Notes" NotesH ) ( in in. ) the ' The Y."'W.iC. A. met Tuesday even-



  Fortnightly Club ( last Jast ) ( Monday Ionday ) evening IT A ( SUCCESS. S.UCCESS. ) c / . spur of December ,15th ( -'desc 'desc ) b n a" ing ( -with with cwith ) ( Catharine-Waldron Catharine Waldron CatharineWaldron ). as lead-

  a* the Hooker Memorial building.                                          basket ( ball Jbl-lI Jbl lI .ball ) game played on December ( er. era ) Miss ( Waldron \Valdron Valdron ) spoke ,( on on- ).the Tarn-

   The meeting was called to order by   The   ( constitution c'onstituUon ) of the ( Women's 'Vomen's' Women's' ) 10th between the ( Rolling Romns Rollins ) College teampa Mission. How It was founded ( floy lby )

 the president at about 8 o'clock. ( Fol Fol- ) ( SeIf'Government Self\10vernment Self 10vernment Self'uovernment ) Association went into and the Winter Park team, the ( editor editQr ) Mr. ( and andr ) Mrs. ( Enaminger Ensminger ) former stu-



  lowing ( th& the. the ) reading of the minutes a ( effsct effect ) Monday night after the final in chief, ( .who who ) wrote the article, ,stated idents of ( Rolllna Romns Rollins ) College, and the ( pro- 'Pro- )

  letter, addressed to the club by Dr. ( meetlns meeting ) for the election of ( officers officers. ) that the ( first nrst ) half of the game was I ( gross gress ) of the work since that time.With .

  ( T T. ) R( . , ) ( Daker Dr.ker linker ) In acknowledgement of Miss Short and Miss ( Wllkins 'Wilkins ) , characterized by ( "unsportsmanlikeA "unsportsmanUke "unsportsmanlike ) long and interesting ( letter lette ) sent



  his election as an honorary ( member mem1.J.er mem1J.er ), acting as tellers the ( following fol1owing ) ( .cxecu- .cxecu execu- execu ) conduct on the part of ,both teams." to Ruth Greene, our Y. W. '( president 'president ),

  was heard with great interest. Hearty tive committee was selected:        In using the term "unsportsmanlike," i'by Margaret Rogers a former ( Rolling 'Romns Rollins )



  tribute was paid to the club for the ) House president, Elizabeth Russell. she states that ( she 'she ) did not mean to ( girl-was girl was ) ,read to( , . ) ( the tho ) ,students.



  noteworthy Intellectual, cultural and ( Secretary. Secretary ) ( Kathenne Ka.therine Katherine ) ( Waldron. 'Valdron. ) convey the idea that ( there .there ) ( was 'was ) any This letter,stated the( , . )greatest needs

  social influence which the club has  . ( Senior Seni'or ) representative, Sara ( Muriel. luriel. ) ( breaking Ibreaking ) of rules or any unfair ( playof play.of play-of play of ) the .( Mission. .Misslon. ) And Miss ( Rogers. Rogers )

 ,continued to exert upon the ( Winter \Vinter Vinter ) Junior representative, ( Winifred 'Vinlfred ) ing ( iby tby Eby ) either team or by any ( individ- individ ) known and loved ( by' by ) all the ( Rolling Rollins )

  ( Frrk Pr.rki Pr.rlo ) community for a period of many Ranch ette. .     , ual. She meant to say that, in her folk, is ( especially especially' ) anxious that these



  ( Jelfil. years. ) The secretary read a ( letter Jetter ), Sophomore ( representative ir.epresentaUve ), Ruth opinion, the generous rivalry which children be taught domestic science. '

  addressed to the club, by Miss ( Giaco Grace ) Greene.     . I"( , . )   should characterize such a game was     ,The Y. W. is' planning ( to "to ) give ( a a. )

.: J'dttard.gi ( chairman chairman- ) of theCommunitvChristmas .FreshmanrepresontativeNorma. ,[obscured by the determination ( to 'to ) win( , ; )I Var..t1mCT.J nua.ry '( Fourteenth 'Fourteenth ) aa" - ,

                ( Coml11itte.esolic1ting Committee-soliciting Committee soliciting ) McFadden. and that the result Iwas that the game

           Tree                                      :    ( ' . )                                                a means of raising a part ( of or ) the' ( hun-L hun L )

  the ( operation co-operation co ) of the club in the ( an an- ) Special's representative, Lillian ( Saw- Saw Saw' ) ( during during' ) the first ( half hal'f ) was "rough." ( She .She )''dred, and ( twenty t.wenty ) dollars they .,.

  nual community function to be ( cele cele. cele- ) yer.                  believes and gladly admits that, so each year to this mission.          ( . - )'- ', '( " - ) ...:..



  ( brated bratcd ) on December 24th.  ,( Academy -Academy 'Academy ) ( representative representative' ), Helen ( Wa-far Wa far 'Vafar ) as she is aware, the rules of the .

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   Dr.. ( Daker Ba.ker Baker ) gave a very ( interestins Interesting ) t terhouse. game were obeyed by both teams and 't paign starting December 16 and ( end- end ).

  and ( exhaustive .exhaustive ) paper upon the subject The proctors as ( chosen cho3en ) to serve ( torthat fothat ) no unfair playing was ( indulged indulfed ) ing ( Christmas Chrlstma ) ( Eve. Jve. ) In that week, the

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  of "The Nile River." ( This This. ) entertainthe first six ( weeks .weeks ) ( : ; )were: Katherinein.Gates .   Red Cross ( hopes-and hopes and ) confidently, ( ex ex- ),



  ing topic was made the more ( educa- educa ) , , Helen ( Shelton 'Sh.elton ) and Florence, CALVIN H. FRENCH. V ( pect-to pect to ) ( get pet het ) ten million, new. members

  ( live Uve tive ) by being supplemented by a ( num nl1m. num. ) ( Smythe. 'Smythe. )    ,                      ( -at at ) least.



  ( ber her ) of ( phonographs pho'.ographs )' Illustrating the I girls considered carefully beA ( * . ' )RED ( -CROSS CROSS ) ( MESSAGE M.ESSAGE ) ( TO .TO ) THE Here is, service that some ( of Qf ) those



  points of the paper.               I fore undertaking ( self-government self government ), and ( COLLEGES 'C9LL.EG.ES C9LLEG.ES 'COLLEGES ). , . . OF ( AMERICA rAMERICA ) who have ( been b.een ) ( compelled ompelled ) to stay, ( be be- )

                 refreshments   were      ( having hing ) assumed it, they are,,fullyserved

   Appropriate                       I now                        ;                        ( _ - )               hind ( may nay ) have ( looked lookedl ) upon as ( of or ) onlyThe

        by ( Mrs. fl\lrs. fl lrs. ) Freer, ,and other la( ¬ - ) , determined to ( make malr.e ) it a ( success success. ) This (( gy By ) ( Henry Henry. ) P. ( Davison -Davison ), , ( Chairman phairman evhairman ) of "incidental" Importance or as ( solely 'Solely )

  ( dles dies ) who graciously assisted. During I they ( certainly certalnly ) ( will wl11 ) do if they ( cooper.the cooperthe ) ,( War War. ) Council of the American woman's work., It is neither. ( The T.he )

  the social hour which  ( followed folJowed ) the ( I ( ) ate and give the loyal support which ( , . )( Red fted ) Cross.) Red ( Cross Gross ), is the "army behind the

  formal program. Much credit is ( due dUEl ) { such an enterprise demands.                                      ( army rmy ) and the navy ( Ibehind Ibehln ) the ( navy. navy )"



  Mr. Percay Dale for the ( artistic 'artistic ) ( deco deco. )              Any appeal to ( tho the ) men of our ( col- col cQI- cQI ) It ( watches yatches ) over and ministers to our



  ration of ( the the. ) ( rooms rO'oms 'rooms ) with ( ferns .f-erns .f erns ) ( and anll ) ENJOYED PICNIC. /' leges and universities to throw their fighting ( mien men ) at all .times and In all

  roses.                                                                   ( energies nergles ) into the winning of this war places. At every ( ipoint Ipolnt ) it ( is iss ), the neces-

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                                        Monday. morning a crowd of " 'OYSwhich we are .pledged to wage ( till Ull ) I sary ( supplement supplement. ) of our,government-( In in' )

    CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM                              Snake ( Rver River. ) Al "justice, and mercy" ( prevail .prevail ) ( among mllong ) the I the. care. of our -men in active service.( , ' )

                                      ( eft left ) for a picnic up             - -    "

           MISS ENYART. '                                                  nations 'of the ( earth-would earth would earth--would ) savor of Not only this, but it .( performs 'performs ) a ( serv. serv- serv )

                                      though the weather was posibly not                         '               '                                    '

                                                                           the gratuitous. From our colleges and ice ( unattended unattempted ) iby governmenttheuniversities .

                                      the best ( tor for ) picnicKing, 'I lOW e v er, it                         I'       '                           "

    Miss E. Ethel ( Enyarf Enyar Enyart ), ( who whp. ) ( . , ),will be was decided that dinner should be have gone ( forth 'forth ) thousands ( relief rolief ) ( of 0'.1. 01. o'P ) the ( suffering Buffering ) of the ( .cly1l1a civilian )

  most lovingly remembered ( by 'by ) ( many manv )                Howelrthousands       of our   best physically population.

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                                      eaten on the shores of                                 -

  ( Rollins RolUns ) and Winter Park people, ( has hag ) The runs found to be in bad ( con- con cois- cois ) ( and and' ) mentally. Our student ranks I ( Vital ViJal ) as, these, functions ( are aro ), ,. howthroughout ( ¬ - ).

  asked The ( iSandspur iSandslmr ) to convey to "all I ( dit'cn. ditkn. dit.on. ) ( Dinner Dmner ) ( was WHS ) eaten and the ( re- re )( the '( country 'country ) are ( riddled. riddled ) ever" ,'the Christmas membership Is beBut -

  my boys and girls," her best ( wishes wishoa' ) I p made. The. ( boys uoys ) advise ( that th"t ) ( many-no many no ) less eager ( to to' ) go over ing conducted .for the purpose ( of ot ),

  for the ( holidays. holidays )     I.        .  ( party Imrty ) ( eoing going ) further than ( .there there ) than those who have ( been Ibeen' ) acshowing the man who Is ( ifighting d'ig4ting tfighting ) that

    ( With Wlth ) one accord the ,campus ( will wl11 )                      ( cepted-have cepted have ) been ( compelled compellell ) to stay ( the tho ) men( . , ) women and children he Is

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                                      the dam should think twice ( bofore before ) ( go. go- go )                  '

  ( give .ltive ) to her in return, the very best                           home.  To these I offer this 'suggesfighting for are solidly, .( aggressively .aggresslve )

                                      ing ( on" on. )

  Christmas ( wishes. wishes )       I                                Karlis ( tion tlon ): ( There Thero ) are ,forms of service other ( back 'back ). of him( ; : ) that the morale of the,

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    Miss Enyart's address  838 Frank'I'                              Ralph than that on the battlefield, on the folks ,at home is as high as the morale

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  ( lin Un tin ) Square House, 11 E. Newton, ( Bos- Bos nos. ) French Donald Vincent "P a t" ,( Sulli- Sulli ) sea or under It or in the air. At this ,of.. the fighter' in the'fied; and that.

  .ton, ( Mass. Mass )               '      . ( , ' )        ( , ' )        time the most important form of auxtheir purpose.  is .as ( patriotic patrioUc ) and their

                                     'van, Charley and ( Carroll Carrol ) Ward.

                                                                            iliary service I believe to be ( coopera- coopera coopera. ) .( determination ermin.atlon ). as deep as ,his. ( Ten. Ten )

    ( Hy Dy Ily ) the way, have you ( contributed contribute )              ( tion Hon ) with the American Red ( Cross Cross. ) million new members added to the

   to the fund which is ( beins beln being ) raised ( for fot' ) PAUL HARRISON AT WEST POINT Such cooperation can ( bo be ) effected best five million present ( members memlbers membbers ) ( of or ) the



  ( the 'the ) starving children of ( Europe Enrol1e ). ? It I \ ;--        through membership;   and all ( thoso those ) American Red "( 3ross Cross ) will ( not .not 'not ) leave a

   isn't too ( late. lae. ) Do it now.  Paul 'Harrison" as been honored at Iwhy by"reason of sex, age or physical doubting United States fighting ( man marl )

                            \         ( West 'Vest ) Point by obtaining 29th place ( disability dlsa'bility ) are prevented from going tonor a doubting enemy, ,



   ( , . )( 'Why "Why ) is ( r'eanor E'eanor ) cold?" ( j # ) in ( Mathematics 'Mathematics ) out of,,a class of ( ovor over ) the,front, are being urged to. join durThe, college student ,falbe ,a ( i , )big.

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