Sandspur, Vol. 19 No. 19, February 17, 1917.

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( VOLUME VOLUl\IE VOLUl IE ) 19          ( WINTER \VINTER VINTER ) PARK, ( FLORIDA FLOIUDA ), FEBRUARY 17, ( 1917. IH17. )                 No. 19."A .









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CLASS OF ( SEVENTEEN SEVENIEEN ) ( VICTORS VICTURS ) IN/PRESENTED ( BY BV ) THE DRAMA                          ST. VAEN OYIEDBYIIUNIURSTABIE





  INTERGLftSS TENNIS MATCH                                                                                        .



                                     FEBRUARY THE NINTH ON THE COllEGE.CAMPUS



College  Classes  Heartily  SupportTeams                                                         .             Delightful Affair Takes Place In the



                 ( Playing. Playin Playing )                                                                               Dining ( Hall. HnlL )

                                                                          formance were given to the ( Orange Ornngoc )



  ( The Tho ) Gold and White Vs. the Pink I ( SFIEHOID SPLENDID ) ( mm MUSICAL ) ( mm FEATURES ) County Hospital fund. ( The 1'he ) Class of 1918 celebrated St.

                                                                            Last Monday a company of ( enthu enthu- ) Valentine's Day with a class table

and Green lExcitement                                                     siastic students  canvassed  Winter

                                                                                                               for supper in the ( college colIege ) dining hall.

                                                                  ( fur for ) the

            ,  suppressed  ( more morc ) or I ( Repeated Repcated ) Wednesday Evening Park and Orlando in the interest of Decorations of red and white adorned

                                        Benefit of the Hospital Fund.

less during school hours on Tuesday, I                                    the play. A ( goodly oodly ) number of tickets the table, which had as a ( center-piece center piece center-piecl' piecl' )

-                              the 3                                      were sold in spite of the fact that the                  It     from this

hurst forth unrestrainedly ( when whcn )                                                                       a large toy garage.    was.

                        The ( Juniors .Tumors ) ( Rollins RoIlins ) College and many of her state' of the weather at that time was that the delicate missiles of St. ( Val Val- )

              ( sounded. sounded )  I

o'clock bugle                        friends ( were w.ere ) ( delighted dehghted ) on the eveningand not at all favorable to an ( out-of-door out of door out-of.doo of.doo ) entine were drawn. Dean Enyart, ( act act- )



    Seniors were to meet in the ( ten ten- ) i of February ( 9th 0th ) with the ( perform perform- ) performance, a fact which. kept many ing as postmaster, drew ( from froth ) the box



nis court at 3:15 to "fight to the ( fin fin- ) ance of "A Midsummer- Night's from ( buying buyin ) tickets.   red ribbons holding strings of ( candy cundy )



ish" for the glory of their colors.  Dream," as presented by the Drama      However, n'g'o d audience ( assem assem- ) kisses, which he proceeded to use for



' ( By Dy ) the ( appointed appointed. ) time a crowd of i Class under the able direction of Dean ( bled bied ) at the appointed time and fully general ( delivery. dclivery. ) The Dean also ( pre pre- )



students and, ( townspeople townspeple ) had ( gath gath- ) ( I ' ) Enyart The ( plav play ), from start to ( fin- fin ) appreciated the entire play. sided over the distribution of ( cleverly clcverly )



ered about the court to witness the , ish, exhibited a finish and perfection Dean Enyart and the entire cast penned Valentine verses, the last of



contest.                             seldom attained by amateurs. Indeed, as ( well wen ) as the students'are to be which raised the roof (of ( the tho ) garage).

  On the west side of the court pink one critic was heard to say that a commended for the enthusiasm and Most of these were patterned ( after aftcr )



and green streamers, pink sweaters, I company of ( professionals professionnls ) ( might mig-ht mig ht ) ( well wen ) willingness with which they boosted the ( so-called so called ) new ( school-of school of ) poetry and



green sweaters and other ( articles artclcs ) of I ( havo hart ) taken n9J s. It, is_"ti'er a valuable the nl.ty ( for .for ) ( the .the ) benefit ( of of- ) a ( cause. cause ) oneor more bore ( genuine gClluine genuine- ) ( resemblance teJcmblallcl )



( apparel aPpargil ) and a standard ( bearing hearll1g ) the I part of a student's education to be which all felt to ( be he ) ( \vorthy vorthy tvorthy ) of ( their their' ) to the real ( "vers Hvers ) ( libre. librn )'' These were



Rollins seal and "1917" proclaimed permitted to play even a small part support.                                executed by Miss Sara. ( Yanceyf" Yancey ) ( To TO' Tyr )



that the stronghold of the Seniors, ! in ( . - ) so excellent a performance, and The play gave many students the further carry out( : ; ) the red and white



who ( were wero ) ably supported by the ( Soph Soph- ) some sacrifice in the matter of time ( oppoitunity 'opportunitj' opportunity ) to help, ( cither either ) directly or color motif the Juniors wore long



omores.                              and regular work may well be made. indirectly to ( increase" increase- increase ) the Hospital whitecaps adornedwith hearts and



  ( On pn ) the east side of the court, ( be- be ) In spite of the cold, a very ( respec rcspec- rcspec respec- ) ( fund 'fund ), who would otherwise ( have havc ) been Cupids. These bore each a large red



neath a gold and white banner' ( bear bear- )" table audience ( remained r.emained ) ( throughout throug-hout throug hout ) unable to'( contribute. contribute ) letter, which, when the members of

( ing ing. ) the inscription, "Class of 18, a

                                    1 the three hours and shivered with de( ¬ - . )               C.           the supper partly were seated, ( spelled specd )

     crowd of ( Juniors Jumors ) and Freshmen

loyal                                light as scene after ( scene Rccne ) was                                                                     "

                                                                     ( pre pre- ) DRAMATIS PERSON              the appropriate word, ( "Valentines. I4Valentines. )

cheered the players who were working ( ¬ - )

                                     ( sented. sented )                                                        ( Not-even Not even Not-Seven Seven ) did the ( Seniorson Seniors-on Seniors on ) this

                                                          -                                                                                     ( oc- oc )

                           Gold and                                       Theseus, Duke of ( Athens-Edwin Athens Edwin ) A.

    for the honor of the

                                       The stage was a fairy dream in                                          casion ( need need- ) ask the ( Juniors .Juniors ) to "have

White.                              , itself, with       ( etTect etfect effect ), its lights - ( McQuaters. l\IcQuaters. l IcQuaters. ) "

                                                 woodsy

                                                                                                               a heart, for, to be sure, some ( "wore 14wore )

  The contest was opened promptly                                         Egeus, father to ( Hermia-Raymond Hermia Raymond )

                                     dancing hither  and     ,  its ( lustic rustic )                                                "

                                                          ( yon yen )                                          them on their sleeves, ( while -while ) others

by singles played by Prof. ( Palmer Palmer. ) bridge and its mossy banks. The ( W. 'V. \V. V. ) ( Greeno. Greene. ) had their hearts on their throats. The



and Dean Enyart, faculty ( advistors advistors' ) charm was much enhanced ( -by by Ly ) the ( Lysander Lysandel' ), betrothed to ( Hermia-J. Hermia J. Hermia--J. ) extra ( "eats Heats )," too, were ( "heartily -"heartily ) ( en- en ).

of the Senior and Junior classes, ( re- re ) broad lake sparkling in the back"Harold Hill. ( " . )             joyed.''



spectively. Interest was keen from ground and by the ( great -great ) moon sailing Demetrius, ( in 'in ) lov'cv. th Herm -:-:Geo. For this, delightful affair the ( Ju- Ju )

           The first set resulted in

the start.                                                                                           -

                                     overhead.                              ( J. .J. ) Cutler.                 niors had _as their guests: Dean ( En En- )



victory for the ( eniors-G-l-in eniors G l in Seniors-G-l-in Seniors ) favor Music, under the direction of RolHippolyta;'queen o( the Amazons, ( be- be ) yart, faculty officer of the class, ( and ancl )



of Prof. Palmer.                     lins Conservatory of Music, was no     trothed to ( Thesus-Elizabeth Thesus Elizabeth ) ( Rus Ru.s Bus )¬ Marie ( Pellerin Peerin ), a special college ( stu- stu )

  The next set was ( eagerly e.aerly ) watched ( small sman ) part of ( the the. ) beauty and success ( sell. seIl. ) dent. Those ( members members- ) of the Class of

because the games were more hotly of the whole entertainment. The duet                                         '

                          ended ( 6-8 6 8 G-8 G )                         Hermia, ( daughter daughte ) ( of or ) ( Egeus-Sadie Egeus Sadie ) S.( , . ) 18 who were present to enjoy the

contested. The set finally           by Oberon and            (Mr James

                                                     a fairy

                                                                            Pellerin.                          ( supper SJ.lpper ) party were: ( James James. ) Noxon, ( An An- )

in favor of Dean Enyart.             Noxon and Miss Gertrude'  ( Hall HaIl )) was Helena, in love with" ( Demetrius-H.op Demetrius H.op Demetrius-Hop4 Hop4 ) ( nie Die ) Stone, Sara Muriel, Elizabeth ( Rus Rus- )

  The last set was ( full fuIl ) of interesting

                                     delightful ( beyond .beyond ) expression. Townsley.                       sell, Sadie Pellerin, Robert ( Hutchin Hutchin- )

( plays play ) as well as spectators. This set The of the entire                                          .

                                           acting               cast was Oberon, king of ( fairies-Jas. fairies Jas. ) I. Noxon. son, Sara ( Yanccy Yancey ) and Katherine ( Wal- 'Val- )

was a ( 6-0 6 0 G-0 G ) victory for the Seniors. most praiseworthy and Rollins

                                                                     may                                       dron.

                                                                          Titania,       of ( fairies-Annie fairies Annie ) C.

                                                                                   queen

  Not in the least daunted by their ( well weIl ) be proud of her ability. Not Stone.



defeat, the Juniors sent forth their                  ( will wiII )

                                           ( college coIlege ) play bear repetition

                                     ( every evcry )                      Puck, or Robin   Gp< d fellow Elinor                              ( . - )

                              James                                                           )                ( DR. nn. ) ( CHILD CIIIID CIIIhD ), TRUSTEE OFROLLINS

team, ( Robert Hobert ) Hutchinson and :                                                    .

                                     within a week.  And the enthusiasm     P.

Noxon to meet the ( Seniors-Fred Seniors Fred Seniors-Freddie Freddie ) ,      Emery.                                        , LAUDSTOMOKAN..

      ,

                                    ( I ' ) of the large audience which ( witnessed witnesscd ) ( Fairies-Peasebiossom. Fairies Peasebiossom. Fairies-Peaseblossom Peaseblossom ) Vivian ( Bar Bar- ) .

( IIanna lIanna Ilanna ) and Paul Thoren. the play Wednesday evening Feb.                                                     ( --:7 :7 )

                                             on                    ,

                                                                            bour; Cobweb, Isabel Foley; ( Mus- Mus ) - ( Rev Rev. ) Frank S. Child D. D.

 ,( Yells YeIls ) ( for fCr ) the teams as ( well weIl ) as for 14th ( volumes. volumes volumess )                                  ,      , pastor

                                    I    , speaks                                                             '

individual players ( sounded sowuled ) back and I'                         ,( tardseed. tardseed ) Antoinette Barbour; ( Moth loth ), of'the First Church of Christ of Fair-

                                       ( Long Long' ) live the Drama Class of ( Rol- Rol )

forth ( acioss across ) the court as ( excitement excitement' excrement ) ' ( ling lins ) College! " ' Elsa ( Sieweit Siewert ); first fairy, Gertrude field, Conn., ( and ahd ) for many years a

increased.                                                                  ( Hall JlaIl ); second fairy,.Katherine Gates. trustee of ( Rollins RoIlins ) ( College Col1ege ), has ( sub sub- )



  The Seniors having' already tasted-         . ( - _ )     .            I Quince, a carpenter, ( presenting present.ing ). ( Pro Pro- ) scribed to the Tomokan, the Rollins



                                       "A Midsummer ( Night'sDream .NIghtsDre.am ) '( . , )' ( Logue-Norman Logue Norman ) C. FI etc h cr. College book, and writes with

victory, longed for more, while the                    ( . - )         ,                                               year           .

( Juniors .Juniors ) having experienced defeat !, which met with such ( mar-ked mar ked marke marked ) success I Bottom. - , a weaver, , ( presenting pregenting ) ( Pyra- Pyra ) the highest ( praise pra.ise ) of .the effort to



longed for ( victory victory' ) that variety ( might mlg-ht mlg ht ) I when given on February 9th by ( the -the ) mus-A. D. ( Enyart Enynrt. ). - publish the book. He says: ( "I HI ) am



add the "spice" so ( necessary neces5ary ) to ( life. life ) I I drama class, ( was wus ) again presented onFebruary ( Flute- Flute ) bellows mender. , presenting glad to ( learn learn- ) that the college spirit

             "                                                              ( Thisbe-Robt. Thisbe Robt. Thisbe---Robt. ) J. Stone. itself manifests Itself in such de

  The ( "spice 4/spicc 4 spicc ), ( howover however ), was denied, . 14th.                                                                   a    ( ¬ - )

     (Continued on Page Six)           The proceeds of the second ( per- per ) (Continued on Page Six)         lightful ( way. way' way ).'( ' " )