Sandspur, Vol. 19 No. 29, April 28, 1917.

              ( The 'TIle ) Rollins ( Sandspur Sa.ndspur )









                                                   Published by Students of Rollins          .







 VOLUME 19                                 ( WINTER \VINTER VINTER ) PARK, FLORIDA, APRIL 28, 1917                                             No. 29







 ( HON. DON. ) ( PARK PANN ) TRAMMELL TO DEliVER ( ROLliNS ROLUNS ) COMPANY ( MAKfS MAKES ) fiNE THE ( ALPHA ALPDA ) ( AlPHA&-fRATERNITY' AlPHA& fRATERNITY' AlPHA&fRATERNITY'MAY ALPMIFRATERMITY ) DAY FESTIVAL PROMISES TO





    COMMENCMEMT ADDRESS                    APPEARANCE IN PARADE ( l/ l / )          ( HOLOS HOLDS DOLDS ) RECEPTION  BE MOST BRILLIANT EVENT







 Senior Class Chooses U. S. ( Senator Senatur ) On ( Wednesday \Vednesday Vednesday ) afternoon the boys Last Saturday evening the Alpha Annual ( Gaieties Gtieties Giieties ) in Preparation ( by hy )



          as Favored ( Speaker Sleaker ) went to Orlando to form a part of Alpha fraternity of Rollins College           Christian Associations



                                      a parade being given there. The ( pur pur- ) held a reception and ( dance lance ) in the Ly-



   According to the customs followed pose of the parade was to arouse ( en- en ) man Gymnasium, and it was agreed   The   annual May    Day   Festival,



 a( ; . ), most of the universities and col( ¬ - ) thusiasm and to make ( everyone everyohe ) ( real real- ) by all to be an unusually attractive under the auspices of the combined

                                      ize the country needs every man it affair.   During the evening there was

 leges, the senior class this year has                                                                            Christian   Associations of   Rollins

 had the privilege of selecting the ( per per- ) can get.                   a brief pause in the dancing while ( ColIege College ), will be given on the campus



 ( son clan ) to deliver the Commencement AdBusiness men, secret orders, school the orchestra played ( -NationalSaturday NationalSaturday theNationalSaturday ) ( afternoon qfternoon ) and ( evening. evening ) May



 dress.  They have    chosen  United children, boy scouts, red cross, and hymn and a light was              upon 5th.



 States Senator, ( Hon. lion. ) Park ( Trammell. Trammell ) military organizations, all marched the Stars and Stripes. The program will begin with the



 who has promised to be present and to the music of a band which went "And the ( Star-SpangIed Star SpangIed Star-Spangled Spangled ) Banner in ( grand brand ) procession at four o'clock. ( Fol Fol- )



 deliver the address. Senator ( Tram Tram- ) ahead of the column. A fife and drum triumph shall wave,             lowing this the Queen of May will



 ( mell meIl ) is a man of magnetic power and corps preceded Orlando Company C, O'er the land of the free and the be ( c'rownc'd caowzwJ ) and enthroned on ( the 'the )



 a brilliant speaker. He has ( fauccess- fauccess fiUCCeS- fiUCCeS success- success ) F.N.. . G., and immediately following home of the ( brave.- brave. ) campus in front of Cloverleaf Cot-

 fully     ( consecutively 'consecutively ) the following Company C came Orlando Red Cross                               A

                                                                                                                                                of

                                                                              And meanwhile a strong      search ( tago. tage. ) program consisting va-

 positions, mayor of Lakeland, member Corps, followed by The Rollins ( Vol Vol- ) light was thrown upon a large silk rious kinds of May Day gaieties will

 of the Florida House of ( Representa Reprcsenta- Reprcsenta Representa- ) unteer Company. Crowds lined the "Old Glory" that draped the balcony then be ( rendered. rer.dered. rerdered. )

 tives State Senator   AttorneyGenstreets along the course and cheered

     ,               ,                                                      at one end of the hall.    Everyone     At its close the student body will

 eral and Governor of Florida.    He enthusiastically. The   column   went

                                                                            stopped dancing, and for a moment enjoy a basket picnic on the campus.

 now represents Florida in the Senate north on Orange avenue, then turned

                                                                            thoughts were turned from pleasure      At seven o'clock the Rollins College

                                      east to the Court House, where

 at Washington.  ( Senator enator ) ( Trammell TrammeIl ) is           ( pa- pa )

                                                                            to the present call to the flag.      orchestra and the  Girls' Glee  Club

 a ( brother-in-law brother in law ) of Mrs. ( C. G. ) P. ( Dick- Dick ) triotic music was played and where

                                                                              Guests arrived at ( seven-thirty seven thirty ) and will ( give. give ) a concert by moonlight on

 enson, of Orlando, who is a niece of after due ceremony, Company C was

                                                                                                                  Chase  Hall   Terrace.   The   stage

                                                                            dancing followed until eleven.varycoored .

 S. P. Shepherd, of Winter Park, and a presented with a flag.

                                                                              The decorations were unique and which was used so effectively for the

 former student of the Rollins ConOur boys made a good appearance,               artistic. Many large ( fresh-cutperformance fresh cutperformance ) of a Midsummer Night'sbamboo



 servatory of Music. It will indeed be and their position ( in in. ) the parade ( indi indi- ) very poles, wreathed with garlands Dream will be redecorated and used



 a  great ( pzivil.eger pzivil.egeo ) ( have havg ) SenatorTrammell l cates,. . .( .the the ). 11. recognition.1 . .- ,they. .( .aJ-A .aJ A )"( receiv- receiv ).- ,..... ( oJi of ) fresh.. 'rf .u, and.( hugj hug )',,._ll1st r sjL.( f r ) ( for for. ) ( thls this ) ( concert cQncert. concert. ) '

           with us at Commencement ( ing mg. )                                                  chrysanthemums ,   The program as a- ( wKoTe whote ) rtimTses" -



and to have the opportunity to hear ,   They   have been   going   through were placed about paper the hall between to be the most successful ever given



such a gifted speaker.                some very ( military-looking military looking ) ( manoeu- manoeu ) the ( overhanging overhangin ) balcony and floor, at Rollins. Miss Enyart is general



                                      vers every afternoon of late, and one and thus set apart a "safe" space for chairman of the Festival. The music

 WINTER     ( PARK PAUK I'ARIc ) ( RALLY HALLY ) ( POST POST- ) and all showing intense interest. onlookers. The ( five-piece five piece ) orchestra is under the direction of ( Miss 11liss ) Dyer



               PONED                                                                                             and Miss ( Waterman 'Vaterman ) of the Conserva-

                                                                            played at one end of the room, ( screen- screen )

                                               ( DELPHIC DELI'HIC ) SOCIETY ed behind a lattice ( inter-Iaced inter Iaced inter-laced laced ) with YMiss ( Bellows BelIows ) is chairman of



   The patriotic rally which was to                  -                {/    greens and blossoms, while in the ( op- op ) the Program committee, and various



have taken place at ( Winter 'Vinte ) Park unThe Delphic Society held a very ( in- in fin- fin ) posite corner, delicious fruit punch students are planning the other de-



der the auspices of the ( Winter 'Vmter ) Park ! ( foresting teresting ) meeting last Wednesday and assorted crackers were served ( tB113. tails. )



town council last Sunday afternoon, evening in the Phi Alpha Fraternity from a booth, festooned with more

was postponed on account of rain( , " ) I rooms.                            garlands and green, and ( vari-colored vari colored van-colored van ) ( CHARLES CHAHLES ) E. LAMSON



until  tomorrow   afternoon  at four '                                      chrysanthemums.    Upstairs, the ( fra fra- )

                                        The ( meeting meetmg ) opened promptly at                                                              ( t/ t )

o'clock. The band which was to have                                        ternity room and balcony were thrown I

                                      7.30 at the sound of the gravel, withPresident                               Mr. Lamson, whose death occurred

played at the rally last Sunday ( after after- )                           open to the guests.

                                                ( Hanna lianna ) presiding.After .                               on Tuesday of last week at the home

              concert at the ( Winter Wmter )                                A large number of the

noon gave a                                                                                         faculty were

                                     I        the roll call the secretary's                                      of Mrs. C. L. Smith, his aunt, was a

Park depot for an     hour or   more                                       present and in the receiving line were

                                     j report was read. Reports were made                                        student here in the early days of

which                      those whoarrived                                Leon D. Lewis            Roberts and

       partly compensated                                                                 , George

                                      by the various committees and a short                                      Rollins. He and his ( sister. sister ) Mrs. Ida

        at the park to participate in                                      Randolph Lake.

                                      business session ensued.                                                   G. ( yolby Volby ), of Lewistown, Mon., came

the         Tomorrow the band will

    rally.                              The program    consisted of  threedistinct                               to ( Winter 'Vinter ) Park in 1892 to live, underNegative

render patriotic airs, national songs                                                 , Alfred J. Hanna, Capt.

                                              features. First,  review  0WIll f                                  the tutleage of  Mrs.   Smith,  then

     be sung by the assemblage, and Sidney Lanier's life and work ( sec sec- ) Speakers, Affirmative, Warren ( In-Miss In Miss InMiss ) Lamson, dean of women in Rol-



a large American flag will be ( unfurl unfurl- ) ondly, a debate, and thirdly, musIcalc. ( , ' ) gram, Elinor Emery, Everitte ( Royal Royal. ) ( tins Hns lins ) College. ( He lie ) was a student of'

 d.  Dr.George Morgan Ward, of ( Rol Rol- )                                                      Alfred J. ( Han- Han )

                                      selections.                            Speakers, Negative,                 our college for several years, ( prepar prepar- )

( lins Ims ), will preside, and a number of I The program was as follows:  na, Annie Stone, Harold Hill.         ing here for more extended college



prominent men of Winter Park will I I   Buorea Nolte, Nevin, Hope ( Towns- Towns ) The remarks made concerning ( Sid- Sid ) work elsewhere. After studying for

( leliver eliver ) addresses.

                                     1 e) .                                ney Lanier were ( interef'.ting interesting ) as well two years in Piedmont College, Ga.,



                                        Life of Sidney Lanier, Majorie ( Tall- Tall ) as instructive. As he is one of the he entered Rochester University, from



        ( MUSICAL l\IUSICAL l IUSICAL ) ( RECITAL HECITAL ) , man.         South's greatest  poets, though  not which he was graduated in 1910.



                                        Marshes of Glynn, Lanier, Wenonah ( well-known well known well-known. known. ) those present were glad His most important work after



  A musical recital was given ( Thurs Thurs- Thurs. ) I Butterworth.       to become better acquainted with his graduation was done in the experi-



( day clay ) evening, the 19th, in Knowles : Lanier's Personality.         life, and thus can the more readily mentl laboratory of the Eastman ( Ko- Ko ) '



Hall, for the benefit of the Methodist ( j ; ) Sunrise, Lanier, Harold ( Hill. lull. ) appreciate his ( poems poems. ) dak Co., with which he was con-

Church.ValtrT    ( Drcnnen Drennen ), the ( well- well ) I Goodbye, Tosti, Malcolm ( McGowan McGowan. ) . The musical selections rendered ( ad- ad ) I' nected until a short time before his



known Orlando soloist, and his sister, I Debate, Resolved "That  Heredity ded greatly to the entertainment of illness began.    He was greatly inter-



( Mrs. 1\1rs. 11rs. 1 1rs. ) Aldrich, ( and tnd ) Mrs. R. Magruder, I is a more patent factor in the ( devel devel- ) the evening The ( meeting meeting- ) was one of ested in the research operations hero



were assisted ( .by by ) Mrs. Roland Barze, opment of an individual than ( educa educa- ) much interest and profit to those and showed much efficiency in the



( elocutionist 'locutionis elocutionist. ) ( A k ) large number of the tion and enviornment." Miss ( Wilkins \Vilkins Vilkins ), present and the next ( meeting meeting' ), which work.



students ( andijmembcrs andijjiembers ) of the faculty , chairman.         will be the last this year is looked    Interested in athletics from early



( tittcndcd nttended attended ) the ( cojifcert. apert. ) ( Affimativc Affimative ), Everitte Royal, Capt. forward to with ( srreat g-reat g reat great ) ( pleasure. pleasur ) (Continued on Page Five.)



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