Sandspur, Vol. 19 No. 31, May 12, 1917.

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( VOLUME "OLUl\1E "OLUl 1E ) 19          ( WINTER 'VINTER ) ( PARK PARI\ PARI ), FLORIDA, MAY 12, 1917                                    No. ( 31 n )



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DR. UOTAii COMPLETES ( BEAUTIF BEAUT1F ) UL MA y"DA Y ( FE- FE ) ( THE iflE ) TOMOKAN ( MAKES MANES ) ITS



                                                                                                             I    FIRST APPEARANCE

    RED CROSS SERIES

         _ '                        ( T1VAL TIVAL ) GIVEN ON CAMPUS

                                                                                                              Attractive YearBootPublished

Last   Lecture    Given   Monday                                           Homage having been paid to the               By the Seniors

             Evening                 Good Crowd Sees Annual College May Queen, Miss Gertrude Hall and

                                                                         Mr. James Noxon gave a pleasing

                                                   Frolic

                                                                                                                The Tomokan, so eagerly awaited,

  fn Monday evening, April ( 9th Dth ), the                              duet following which, although a few made its appearance on the campus

( fIrst brst ) meeting of the Red Cross class On Saturday afternoon last was held drops of rain were falling, came a last Tuesday morning. Classes ( sup sup- )

     held.  Since then lectures and                     exhibitions in ( ob- ob ) Swedish Dance starting from ( Clover- Clover )

( WM was )                           one of the.prettiest                                                     posed to meet at 11.15 were late in

( demonstrations monstrations ) have been given by I servance of the May ( Day lay ), that Rollins leaf and ending before the Queen's assembling and the excitement ( evi evi- )

( Dr lr ) Hotard every Monday and Friday                                                                      denced by those who had procured

(v( rings, the meetings ( closing- closing ) Friday,                                                          their copies, as well as by those who

( May Ma' ) 4th.                                                                                              had not, was suppressed with ( difficul difficul- )

  The lectures have been very ( practi- practi )                                                              ty by the various professors.

c,i|  instruction and demonstrations                                                                            The cover of The Tomokan is blue

hAng been given concerning ( band band- )                                                                     ( suedo suede ) lettered in gold, and ( bearing beuing )

( age agc ) s and their application. ( Emergen- Emergen )                                                     the Rollins seal. So ( attractive attrrctive ) is its

( i\ i ) treatment for wounds, burns,                                                                         outer dress that whoever sees it must

( "prams prains sprains ), fractures have also '*1 been                                                       feel impelled to acquaint themselves

( -.tadicd .tadicd tuJied tudied ), in fact everything which is                                               with its contents.

( tonsidered considered onsidered ) "First Aid to the Injured"                                                   From the first pages, wherein it is

( has h.ls ) been thoroughly covered.                                                                         dedicated to beloved Dr. Baker, to the

  Dr. ( IIotard's Hotard's Ilotard's ) interest and ( generos gcneros- gcneros generos- )                      last page of its ads, The Tomokan

( ity It.V ) in ( giving g'iving ) to this work so much                                                        is of great interest to those who know

time from his more than busy day is                                                                            and love Rollins College.  Familiar

( yreatly g-rc"atly g rc"atly ) appreciated by both faculty                                                    faces and familiar scenes peep forth

and students as was evidenced by ( tho the )                                                                   from its pages while the dignifiedsenior

rousing cheer which was given him at                                                                                                    find

                                                                                                   .                 and    ,  professor     ( ti'ei1. tiei1. theil ) A :

the close of the last ( meeting. meetjng. ) " , ; ,                                          ' :  .( - . ) *?5 ftyift )' cleverly ( caricatured carlcnturJd ) by the"'dexterous ( ¬ - )

   ( thanks fhanks hanks ) is ( due rUe ) also to Mr( . , ) ( W. 'V. )                                               pen of the witty artist.

 ( ook for having set on foot this                                                                               Athletics, the Alumni association,

 ( ment mc.nt mint ) and for having gained the H'r'                                                            the  Christian associations, various

 est and cooperation of those                                                                                  clubs, the fraternities and all classes

 whose efforts the organization                                                                                and campus organizations appear in

 ( effected. efrected. )                                                                                       picture and in written description to

   True patience was exhibited    by                        MISS MARY L. CONAWAY                               remain   as pleasant  reminders  of

 (( oach .oath ) Royal at a number of meetings                                         1has                    happy days spent at Rollins.

 when he allowed himself to be used                                                                              The Tomokan Board is to be ( con con- )

 as the subject for the demonstrations.  ever seen. The Festival was ( pro pro- ) throne. The girls were all arrayed ( gratulated g'ratulated ) upon the beauty and ( suc suc- )

   \.s school nears its close, and ( Rol Rol- ) moted by the Young Men's and ( Young Young' ) in many colored aprons and ( hoods hoods. ) cess of the book for which it has

 ( lins hns ) students depart for their homes ( Women's 'Vomen's ) Christian Associations, and and showed much grace in executing worked so earnestly. Especial ( men men- )

 ( in III ) various states, it is quite safe to was managed under the capable ( su- su ) the dance. ( While 'Vhile ) the next number tion should be made ( of .of ) the tireless

 prophesy that the ( knowledge knowledg'e ) which pervision of Miss Enyart. was being prepared the crowd was efforts of. ( Editor-in-Chief Editor in Chief ) Alfred J.

 they gained under Dr. Hotard's ( in- in ) At four o'clock the two divisions amused by the actions of little ( Bob Bob- ) Hanna, under whose direction ( tho the )

 struction will be one of the most ( val val- ) started, the girls from Knowles and bie Bellows, the Queen's train ( bearer. bearer ) work has been done, and upon whom

 uable ( things thing's ) gained at Rollins ( wheth wheth- ) the boys from Carnegie, marching to who calmly took a seat beside the has rested the entire responsibility

 er or not they see actual service.   the special music played by the ( Con Con- ) Queen's chair on the throne, using the of this book.TOMOKAN.

                                      servatory Orchestra which was placed train of Her Majesty's robe as a ( cush cush- )



             Y. ( W. \V. V. ) C. A.   on Cloverleaf porch.                ion.

                                        Having met, the two lines turned,   The ( May-pole May pole ) dance which followed  ( POSTERS POSTEHS I'OSTERS ) ( WORK 'VOHK WORE ) ( OF OF' )

   The Y. ( W. 'V. ) C. A. meeting last ( Tues Tues- ) marched on either side of the ( throne throne. ) showed the great amount of practice "NONIE" ( EMERY EMERY. )

 day night was in charge of the news and brought up facing each other at and care which had been put into its

 and finance committees, Helen ( Water- Water 'Water- 'Water ) the Studio end of the campus. Then preparation, and a dreamy spectator The hand painted posters ( announc announc- )

 house acting as leader.  Tiny ( Han- Han ) the Queen, Mary Conaway, preceded by might easily have thot himself back ing the arrival of the ( 1917 1D17 ) Tomokans

 chett read some extracts from the her maid of honor, Anna Funk, and at some, mediaeval folk dance.            which decorate windows at the ( Winter 'Vinter )

 letters of Miss Elsie Greene, Student two pretty little flower girls, Misses In the ( hoop-rolling hoop rolling ) contest Rose Park Pharmacy and at Curtis &

 Secretary of the South Atlantic Field Evelyn Buckmaster and    Katherine Powers ( out-ran out ran ) all comers, and was O'Neal's in Orlando are the work of )

 to Japan.                            Estes of Orlando, and followed by the presented with a prize hoop by the a Rollins sophomore, Elinor Emory.

   The meeting was then put in charge attendant maids chosen from all ( clas clas- ) Queen. George Roberts won the ( ar- ar ) The posters are large and artistic

 of Elizabeth Russell who gave a ( re- re ) ses, walked slowly up to the throne. chery prize after long elimination and contain in the center a ( full-sized full sized )

 port of the Association's finances.    Here, after a few words from the tests.                                water color painting of the Rollins

   It is the custom of the Y. ( W. \V. V. ) C. A. maid of honor, she was crowned by Following this final event, ( the 'the ) annual in blue and gold.

 of Rollins College to send its ( presi presi- ) that dignitary.          crowd broke up and surrounded the

 dent and as many others as possible    Then the Seniors  in  single  file. ice cream, candy and lemonade ( booths. booths )

 to the  annual  conference at  Blue class presidents and the ( .classes classes ) ( them them- ) and although the ( out-door out door ) supper Coach Royal left last Sunday for

                                      selves four abreast, proceeded toward which Miss Hills had arranged had Atlanta, where he took examinations V

 Ridge.The delegates elected for the ( com com- ) the throne, and as each line came ( op- op ) to be served in the dining room on ( ac- ac ) for entrance to Ft. McPherson. Coach

     conference are Virga ( West 'Vest ), ( presi presi- ) posite the Queen they bowed ( pro pro- ) count of the rain, everyone felt that passed his examinations with high

 ( ing mg ) dent Winifred Hanchett, ( Kath- Kath ) foundly to her as a token of the love the spirit of play which is the ( truo true ) marks and returned to the. campus.

     ; (( Continucd Continued ) on page six) and esteem in which she is held. spirit of May Day had been present. Tuesday to await his call.