Sandspur, Vol. 19 No. 27, April 14, 1917.

              ( "The 'The Thc ) Rollins ( Sandspui Sa.ndspur Sandspur )







                                                   Published by Students of ( Rolling RoIlins Rollins ) .





( VOLUME YOLUl\IE YOLUl IE ) 19           ( WINTER \VINTER VINTER ) ( PARK PARI ), FLORIDA, APRIL ( 1.1 1J 11 ), 1917.                        No. 27.





                                      DR. ( WARD WARI WARM ) SPEAKS AT ( EASTER IMSTER ) I Y. W. C. A. INSTALLS NEW

( ROlLINS ROLUMS ) ( MfN MEN ) NOW ( PRfPARING PREPARING ) I VESPERS.                 ( NET NE' ) OFFICERS. cAm'l BASEBALL SEASON ( BROUGHT BROUGMI ) TO





     FOR MilITARY ( SERVICE' SERVICE ) / ( Perhaps Perhnps ) ( one nne ) of the loveliest of the I The ( annual annunl ) ( installation installutinn ) ( of nf ) officers ( PREMATURE PRfMATURE ) CLOSE ( .

                                      year's services ( held helll ) by the Rollins [ of the Young Woman's Christian ( As As- )

( 13oy. BoylS Boys ) Show ( Deep Beep ) Interest and ( Soldier- Soldier ) Christian Association was their Easter sociation was held at ( five-thirty five thirty five.thirty ) on

             ly Ability.              Vesper service last Sunday afternoon ( Tuesday Tuesduy ) afternoon. The new installa- A Summary of theWork. ( Team's 'T'eam's ) Good

                                      in Knowles ( Hall. Hull. ) Besides a most ( in- in ) tion ceremony was used and Virga            .

  With the war involving the United ( spiring spiring' ) talk by Dr. Ward on what West formally took the vows of the

States ( apparently \pparently pparently ) imminent, ( and md ) a , Easter has meant to the world, there president. Those who ( assumed msumed ) ( then- then their ) Faulkner, ( Arrunts Arrants ) and Stubbs ( havu have )

<., ( reat rent ) number of northern and southern were many ( beautifully beuutifully ) rendered ( mu- mu ) new offices were: Ruth Greene, ( Vice- Vice ) been working on the mound this

( colleges olleges ) introducing military ( train- train ) sical selections by Dr. ( Alien Allen ), Miss President; ( Marion l\1ar.ion l1ar.ion l 1ar.ion ) Phillips, ( Secre Secre- ) ( spring. spring- spring ) Arrants' ( pitching pitching' ) in the

ing and even closing their doors to ( Waterman 'Vaterman ) and Miss Rous.   tary; Elizabeth Russell, Treasurer.   first ( Sanford Sanfprd ) game was the best

let their men enlist, Rollins is doing  The meeting was led by. one of the    After the installation the meeting brand ( .of-ball .of ball ) produced by any of the

her share towards ( strengthening trengthening ) the Y. ( W. 'V. ) C. A. girls, Katherine Gates. adjourned to the dining hall. where ( pitchcl''ti. pitchcrt. ) this ( eason. season. ) ( Faulkner Ii'aulkner ) also

( rmy army ) forces of the ( nation. nution. )         --      -            two long ( tables tablea ), appropriately ( dcco- deco- ) did some clever pitching against this

  Last Thursday, the 5th, at noon, I    ( RED IIEI ) CROSS ( ORGANIZATION. ORGANIA'l'ION. )/ rated and furnished with place cards, team 'in the second ( game. gamo. ) Faulkner's

( Dean Iean ) Enyart announced the hours for                          V     had been prepared.   The supper was work at the bat and his speed on the

( irill drill 'rill ), which are 7:30 in the morning Last Monday evening a mass ( meet- meet ) livened by many cheers and songs, in bases has ( prov2l1 proved ) him a valuable man.

. nd ( 5:30 5.30 ) in the evening. Thursday ing was held for the purpose of ( or- or 01'- 01' ) which the girls were assisted by the ( Rodenbaugh Rodenbaug-h Rodenbaug h ) ( has /las las ) held the regular

( fvcning's vening's ) assembly brought about 50 ganizing a Red Cross Society among boys, who had ( been Leen ) banished to the job behind the bat this season with

painfully erect young men, eager ( for for' ) the young women of the college. ( Col Col- ) other side of the dining hall. The ( Pt.'rdy Purdy ) and Dud Wilson as relief men.

( ony my cny ) kind of soldierly activities, and onel ( Reed Heed ) ( spoke spolw ) concerning ( Red Hed ) Cross enthusiasm shown was splendid, and Rodenbaugh is :n the lead with the

this number has been ( maintained maintained. ) ( work worl ), and Dr. Hotard ( addressed addresscd ) the was ( spoken spokerl ) of ( aa us as ) the true "Old ( Rol- Rol ) stick work this ( season 5eason ) and he is one

  In view of his former military trainmeeting, in which   he   outlined the lins Spirit," but the climax of the ( ev- ev ) of the fastest ( .nen a11en men ) on the bases.

( < \ ) ( ig 1g ) at Bordentown ( M. 1\1. 11. 1 1. ) A., ( Malcolm l\1alcolm l 1alcolm ) course of study which he thought ( ad- ad ) ening came when a feeling was ( mani- mani ) Froemke, Ward and McCann have

McGowan was appointed captain of visable to pursue.       The organization ( tested fested ) which is hoped may be indi- each proved that he was also a clever

the company.  Two sergeants and five was then formed and officers elected cative of the "New Rollins ( Spirit. Spirit )" as performer on the initial ( sack. sack )

( -orporals orporals ) were chosen, having also as follows: President, ( Margaret l\1argaret l 1argaret ) all rose in ( j a ) body, and sang Roberts has performed on the

had ( training trainin ) along this line, and each Smith; vice president, ( Wcnonah 'Venonah Wenonah ) ( But- But ) ( "America. "America )" ini manner which could second bag with the same. speed ( and amI )

was placed ( over oyer ) a squad of eight men. terworth; ( secretary-treasurer secretary treasurer ), Ruth c leave no ( .doubt -doubt doubt ). that the hearts of all .1 - rnfisax ( t\ t )$: informer" ( yeat ycal ) A.( I' . )" }'P.< .."

( Tntlut I'Lllui ) ( f.ew..vnys fewllays ) since then ( there-Lia&-Gj-eene there Lia& Gj eene ); executive ( committee connnitteo ), ( Miss 1\hss 1 hss ) ( rwere-back- rwere back rwerebackof werebark..of ) the ( words word's ) ( of-ffiesorig of ffiesorig ) has proved to be the fastest man on

( i.een Ilcen 'peen ) considerable rivalry ( between betwccn ) the Enyart, ( Miss l\1iss l 1iss ) O'Neal, Miss ( Bellows. Bellows ) which at this time is especially dear the infield. ( He lie ) is also ( running running- ) high

( .quads quads ) in perfecting the more ( diffiMiss diffil1iss ) Gonzales ( and und ) Elizabeth Russell. to all ( Americana. Americans. ) in the batting.



( . , ) ult of the simple maneuvers, and the                                                                        Musselwhite, whose    ( regular reg-ular reg ular ) posi-

progress of the whole company has ( ROLLINS HOLLINS ) ( ACADEMY ACAIEMY ) ( SWAMPS SWAMI'S )' COLONEL REED AND CAPTAIN |tion is in the outfield, was called in

( been 'Ieen teen ) such ( aa as ) to bring favorable cornSANFORD HIGH SCHOOL                                     to work at short this year. His work

                                                                      ( t/ t / )  ( AYRES YHES ) NOW ( DRILLING DHILLING IRILLING )

( mcnt ment ) from critics experienced in this    ( SCORE SCOnE ) ( 22-2. 222. 22 2. )                            in ( the tho ) first ( pa pa' ) t of the season was

                                                                                        ( STUDENTS. . )

'no.                                                                                                              rather loose but he struck his stride

  While the novelty of the thing has    Coach ( Boyer's floyer's ) men struck ( their their' ) _        ( \y y l/ l ) in the last game and did some great

 ( worn \Vo..n Vo..n ) ( olf" off" ) somewhat, the number ( re- re ) stride on ( Monday l\1onday l 1onday ) of this week and ( Regular Heg-ular Heg ular ) daily drill was begun ( un- un ) work in his territory. Joe has been

( porting florting ) at each drill hour has ( not not. ) defeated the Sanford High School der trained leaders in army service hitting good ( dlib thib this ) season and has

1 ( alien allen ) ( off oft ), and the willingness to ( sac- sac ) team on the Sanford diamond. The last Thursday afternoon at 3 ( o'clock o'clock. ) proved to be the fastest ( man mun ) on the

( nfice rifice ) both time and energy is ( certain- certain certuin- certuin ) ( Rolling Rollins ) boys pounded the Sanford The present military drill is entirely bases.

( iy 'y ) commendable.                pitcher for ( twenty-one twenty one ) hits and ( twen- twen ) voluntary, but is enthusiastically Captain Thoren ( has hils ) been producing

  Even word ( was wis ) received from ( thety-two thety two ) runs. Faulkner worked in the taken by all students. The work is a great brand of ball on the third

University of Florida saying that the box for ( Rollins Hollins ) and allowed only four under the very able direction of ( Colo- Colo ) ( sack. sack ) ( His This ) work has been ( air-tight. air tight. )

( baseball Iaseball aseball ) games with them were ( can-hits can hits canhits ) and two runs. He was given nel Reed, retired army officer. The Froemke has proved himself as capa-

( idled 'elled elled ) on account of the present ( con-great con great conreat ) support by his team mates. drill is in ( charge eharg-e eharg e ) of Captain Ayres of ble of taking care of third as the init-

( litions Jitions ), and when our baseball men ( Rollina Rollin Rollins ) put the game on ice in the Company C of the National ( Guards Glards ) of al sack, his work on third in the last

were told to ( suspend 8uspend ) practice, there first inning when ( Alien Allen ) who started the State of Florida, who is assisted game being ( speedy speady ) and classy.

was very little "kickingEach squad in the box for Sanford, was replaced oy his drill masters.                       ( West 'Vest ), McGown. McCann and ( Wag- Wag 'Vag- 'Vag )

, -; now fighting for honors.        by ( Laing Laing' ), after the bases had been Guns are soon to be furnished the ner have been working in the outfield.

  Colonel Reed gave ( tfie tl\e tl e ) boys and the filled thru errors. Laing walked the company and through the hearty ( co- co ) ( West 'Vest ) has ( been boen ) the big man in the

( voung 'Voung young ) women the benefit of his ( expe-next expe next expenext ) man up and then the academy operation of a Rollins friend, ( Colo- Colo ) field this ( year j-'ear j 'ear ) and he is also swing-

. ience with Red Cross ( Work w'ork ), at a ( hovs boys ) proceeded to pound out six ( liits hits ) nel ( Reed Heed ), it is assured that a regular ing the bat at ( a Q. ) good ( clip. cUp. ) Arrants

mass meeting ( ton iOn bn ) Monday evening, which netted nine runs. ( During During- ) the appointment of a retired army officer and Faulkner have done good work

'( ind \I1d I1d end ) on Tuesday evening addressed rest of the game the boys proceeded will soon be ( granted g'ranted. ) in the outfield.

the Y. ( M. 1\1. 11. 1 1. ) C. A. meeting. ( He lie ) pointed to fatten their batting ( averages. averag-es. averag es. ) The The team was just ( beginning boginnin ) to pull

. ( ut 'Ut ) some of the hardships of military fifth ( inning inning' ) was another busy time for FLAGS APPEAR ON | / together with ( great poreat ) style, when theROLLINS

( l ! ).fe, told of the many physical ( benc-the benc the benethe ) score keepers, when five moreits BUILDINGS.season was suspended on account of

+   to be gained, called attention to runs were scored.   ( Frocmke's Froemke's ) home                                war crisis.  Coach   ( Boycr Boyer ) has

, he ( broadening broadening- ) effect of military ( n-n n rrn run ) and ( Arrnnts Arrants ) two bagger ( playing- playing ) been working hard with the men since

work on the mind and character and ( nportant mportant important ) roles.Faulkner . In ( keeping kE'eping ) with the patriotic spirit he took charge and his work was just

( earned \amed amed namecl ) prominent men who had given led in the ( hitting hitting- ) withimc which has burst forth at this national beginning to bring results. The shift

     ( years yeari ) to the army before enterfour hits out of six times at bat. crisis, the students have placed flags made in the lineup this week had

( ng .rg' ) ( politics politics. )   Froemke showed that he has regained on all the college dormitories.     The made a big improvement.       Mussel-

  While the whole campus dislikes his old form by ( slamming slamming- ) out a home Cuban flag joins the "Stars and white was sent to his old position in

( the tf1e ) thought of our boys having to be run and ( a n ) two base hit. Spencer Stripes" at Chase Hall in ( proclaiming- proclaiming ) the field, ( Ward 'Yard ) was worked on first,

' ( tilled "llled ailed ) out, the spirit is not that of starred at the bat for Sanford with fidelity and ( allegiance allzgiance ) of the student Froemke on third and Thoren at

( I ' ) Peace at any Price," and when our two, ( two-baggers. two baggers. ) body to their respective nations. A short.  The majority of the men were

 ( Dinpany L'mpany umpany ) is needed it will be found The shift in the infield, ( Frocmke Froemke ) ( lag flag ) now flies over Carnegie Hall ( and und ) |hitting in the ( three th"ee ) hundred class and

prepared and ready.                        (Continued on Page Six)         I two adorn the College Chapel.             (Continued on ( Page Pag'e ) Six)