Sandspur, Vol. 22 No. 06, November 20, 1920

              The Rollins Sandspur
Published by Students of Rollins College
Winter Paik, FIcriia, November 20, 1920
No.
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ANNUAL CLASH WITH
AVIATORS NEXT
THURSDAY
pAME CALLED AT 10^0 A.M. IN
ORLANDO AT THE FAIR
GROUNDS
LINK-IT REMAINS PRACTICALLY
UNCHANGED
The best game of the season in this
vicinity will be played next Thursday
| morning at -J <): 30, when Rollins and
\ Carlslrom get together on the Fair
grounds at Orlando. While little is
known of the makeup of the Aviators'
team, It is safe to say that they have
* strong bunch, hecause of their victory over the Florida Reserves. The
Rollins team will be at their best for
that game and if the weather conditions are right and no.tWng unexpected happens, Rollins' supporters
and others who attend the game may
rest assured that they will see a good
brand of modern football. Carlstrom
will undoubtedly outvveight Rollins
many pounds to the man, hut weight
is no longer of first consideration in
football and it will not worry Rollins. The line-up for Rollins will be:
Robbins and Palmer, ends; Evans
and H. Thayer, tackles; Warner and
Williams, guards; C. Ward, center;
R. Wright, quarter; Capt. Boyle and
Proemke, halves, and Dow at full.
Cotting may possibly be in shape to
play part of the game at right tackle.
COLLEGIATE    PRESS
ASS'N MEETS AT
TALLAHASSEE
FIRST SONG RECITAL OF
THE YEAR TO BE
GIVEN MONDAY
The Reverend George Morgan Ward, D.D., LL.D,, President
of Rollins College, who has just returned to the campus after a six
months leave of absence. Dr. Ward's life-long devotion and great
and invaluable service to Rollins has given him a very large place
in the hearts of all tho^e who are supporters of the college. His
return will have an in?pinthg effect on the present and future of
Rollins.
Miss   Jean    Knowlton    to    Sing    in
Knowles   Hall
Miss Jean Knowlton, head of the
Voice Department of Rollins Conservatory, will make her first appearance
before the students of the college and
|the people of Winter Park, on Mon-
day evening, November 22, at
Knowles Hall. Miss Knowlton came
ho us this year from Chicago, where
[the Is a well known singer and
[Uacher. She recently gave a costume
|*ecttal in Jacksonville which was a
[thorough and artistic success.
Program
I
Bore Stive ("Atalanta") .... Handel
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The Sandspur Bulletin:
Game with Orlando Legion this afternoon.
H. C. Gossard lo speak in chape! next Tuesday Morning.
Triangular Debate Proposed by Delphic.
J. A. Podmore Addresses Y. M. C. A.
Large crowd; going to Orlando for Thanksgiving game.
Students give Dr. and Mrs. V'ard rousing welcome at slation.
MISS   MARIE  BBYAN   IS  NKW
PRESIDENT.     CHANGES
IN CONSTITUTION
\Y\i Meeting at Southern—P. S. W.
(\   Qtrlfl   1'iovc   Themselves
I'itie Hostesses
The second annual meeting of the
Florida Collegiate Press Association
was held at the Florida States College for Women at Tallahassee, Monday, November 6, with'but one member present, Warren Ingram, as editor of The Sandspur, represented the
paper at the meeting; The Southern
was represented by F. r. Bridges, an
associate editor. One of the principal
things accomplished at the meeting
was the final working over and adoption of the constitution which \>ras
submitted in tentative form at the
first meeting of the association last,
sear at Rollins. The first matter
brought before the assembly was the
election of officers for (he ensuing
ear and resulted as follows: President, Marie Bryan, editor of the
flambeau, F. S. W. C; vice-presi-
lent, Warren M. Ingram, editor of
The Sandspur, Rollins, and secretary-
reasurer, J. R. McLeod, editor of
the Southern, Southern College.
Many Changes in Constitution
Many new features of interest to
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SEVENTY-FIVE BOOKS ARE
GIVEN LIBRARY IN THE
PASTJWONTH
MRS.   CORBIN   MAKES   MONTHLY
REPORT
JOIN THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
The following books have been
added to the College Library during
the month  of October:
The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers,
Joseph Addison.
La Rabouilleuse, Honore de Balzac.
Athletes of the Bible, B. D. Brink
and B. Smith.
The Chicago Daily News Almanac
and Year Book.
Man's Life of Purpose, William C.
Comstock.
Man, the Life Free, William C.
Comstock.
Thought for Help, William C. Com-
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