Sandspur, Vol. 19 No. 11, December 9, 1916.

              The Rollins ( Sandspur Sa.ndspur )







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 ( VOLUME VOLUl\IE VOLUl IE ) 19         ( WINTER 'VINTER ) ( PARK PARI\ PARI ), FLORIDA, DECEMBER 9, 1916.                              No. 11









 FOOTBALLCOllEGE                                                                                                                             -,









         VESPER SERVICE ( ENJOYfU ENJOYED ) FOOTBALL ( TEAM TEAl\ TEAl ) UNUSUAL CLOSES SEASON ( THE 'l'HE ) TEST SYSTEM OF ( OUK oun OUR ) OF ( PRESENT PHESENT I'RESEN'f ) ATHLETICS. GREAT INTEREST T AKfN IN ( BAZAAR BLAAR )





Large Audience ( Gre.itly Greatly ) ( Appreciated ApIreciatcd ) With the Orlando High School game Physical exercise is a necessity for Y. W. C. A. To Give Annual Bazaar

         Dr. ( Ward's 'Yard's ) Sermon. Rollins closed the football season with good health. In most cases it has to Monday In Lyman Gymnasium.

                                     a victory.  The Academy team albo handed out in different forms.

  A large number of ( College Conege ) folk and least ( lived iived ) up to the expectations of There is a class of men who would ( Much Iuch ) interest has been aroused

townspeople congregated  in the ( Col- Col ) the Campus.                 rather play football than eat. Others among the college students and the

 lege Chapel Sunday ( evening eVdning ), when The season commenced with a game are more fond of basketbal and ( base- base ) townspeople in the annual Y. ( W. 'V. ) C.

Dr. ( Ward 'Yard ) conducted Vesper services that was misleading to Rollins ( stu- stu ) ( ball baH ); while still others choose tennis A. Bazaar, which ( will wiII ) be held in Ly-

for the second time this year.  The dents in a good many ways.   ( Colum- Colum ) or a more systematized form of ( physi- physi ) man Gymnasium, Monday afternoon,

devotional  ( exer exer- )                                                                                                      between the

 cises were partly                                                                                                              hours of ,3 and

 under the ( direc direc- )                                                                                                     ( 7:30. 730. )

 tion of the ( Meth Meth- )                                                                                                       The girls have

 ( odist Qlist ) and ( Congre Congre- )                                                                                         ( been hc'n ) busy for

 gational minis( ¬ - )                                                                                                          weeks making

 ters, whose                                                                                                                    fancy work arti( ¬ - )

 churches  joined                                                                                                               ( cles des ) and ( planning platming )

 with the College                                                                                                               for the side show

 in a union Sunday                                                                                                              and the ( refresh refresh- )

 evening ( meeting meeting. )                                                                                                   ments.  The ( pro pro- )

   Dr. Enlow read                                                                                                               ceeds  from  the

 the Scripture ( les- les )                                                                                                     sale of these ( ai- ar- )

 son, which told of                                                                                                             ticles will go ( to- to )

 the  rich young                                                                                                                ward the ( mainte mainte- )

 ruler who  came                                                                                                                nance of a bright

 to Jesus with his                                                                                                              little Cuban girl,

 question: "Good                                                                                                                Ampara Reyes, in ( L- L L.- L. )



,. ( aster Master ), what                                                                                                       ( thf thf' the ) ( Congrega Congrega- )

 ( shall shan ) I do to ( in- in )                                                                                              tional Cuban ( l\Iis-L.- l Iis L. Mis-L' Mis L' )

 herit eternal                                                                                                                  sion   in  ( West 'Vest )

 ( life Hfe )?"                                                                                                                 Tampa.   The Y.

                                                                                                                                W. C. A. ( under under- )

 , This was fol-                                       THE FOOTBALL SQUAD OF 1916

 lowed by prayer                                                                                                                takes each year

( hy by ) Rev. ( Olin OHn ) Boggess. bia was light and fast, and the score | cal culture, namely, ( gymnasium ymnasium ) ( ex- ex ) ', the ( support sl-1Pport sl 1Pport ) of this child, whose

  Special music took the form of a close; we had reason to believe that ( excises. ercises. )                wonderful development   in  the few

duet and   "Eventide" was ( . _ )sung by                                   Our football season closed with the , years she has been in the Mission tes-

    ,                               their defeat was ( certai certain ) on the return                       I

Miss Gertrude Hall and Mr. James             Stetson and Southern then ( anksgiving Thanksgiving ) game at Orlando. From , tifies to the worth of the cause.

I. Noxon.   This selection, as is ( al. al- al ) game.                   the opinion of the crowd, one would I Every student and friend of the

                                    each hit us hard, and we realized what                                  !

ways the case with the interpretation our position was. :( When \Vhen Vhen ) Columbia get the impression that the season Young ( Woman's \Voman's Voman's ) Christian Associa-

of these two musical artists, was aninspiration was ( unihip unable. unable )( . , ) ( tn to ) play ( tbp the ) return game was a comPlete failure. ( Frequently' Frequently ) tion is cordially invited to attend the

           to ( all an ) who heard it.                                   one hears: ( Tets "Let's ) get so and so to bazaar Monday afternoon-

                                    there was little hope of the Varsity

  Dr. ( Ward's 'Yard's ) sermon on what it is to doing anything more than ( kcepinc keeping ) ( corne come ) in and help us out ( wth with ) the ( sea" sea- sea ) I L- -

be a Christian proved a vital ( chal- chal )                             son's ( work- work work. )" This crowd of ( sports. sports- sports ), ( THE TilE TIE ) PEDAGOGY CLASS

                                    the score down as low as possible and

lenge to       student and ( would-be would be )                         still has much to learn about the         DOES OBSERVATION ( WORK. WOHK. )

         every

                                    trying to stave off a ( shut-out. shut out. )

( follower fonower ) of the Christ. Developing                           meaning of Athletics and their use    Last Monday   morning   the peda-

the thought that the Christian ( Hfe life ) It is a peculiar .fact that asmuch in building the physical side of man. gogy class visited the ( Winter \Vinter Vinter ) ParkInterest

( lies Hes ) not alone in a morally pure or a was taken in ( having havInK ) our.teamscore - Our College team did not win a public school to study the methodsgame. -

( law-abiding law abiding ) existence, he placed ( em em- ) asve would have ( we ve ) . They were fortunate enough of teaching which the instructors in

phasis on the truth that to really ( fol- fol ) ( werc were ) ( P"111" pulling ) for the team to ( wln- wln WIn. ) I to score once. The majority of peothis school use. The primary, inter-

low the Christian principles one must They were supported in a fashion that ( pIe ple ) judge the value of ( .a a ) team by the mediate and high school departments

                                    ( was -as as ) good to see and in turn they tried

give his all to Christ, take up his crossand      ( , ' )                score. It matters not about build or were visited. Thus opportunity was

    follow His teachings. Dr.Vard's to come upto our ( expectations.and expectations.We ) . brain, the team with the leading score given to study the methods required

impressive personality and pleasing       played clean ( football footbaIl ), and clean is the victorious team and is cheered to deal with younger as well as older

manner, together   with  that ( indis- indis ) football was played ( against against. ) us. There from the field by the crowd, regardpupils.. The ( pedagogy pedagogj. ) class feels that

putable sincerity which reveals itself were no injuries in the game other less of how the game was ( played played. ) the morning was well spent in ob-

in all his work, make his sermons ( ex- ex ) than leg hurts, which incapacitated The idea of ( "Win \Vin Vin ) at any cost" seems serving the efforts and results ob-

tremely forceful. As one student ( re- re ) the fellows for work, and that in ( to .to ) be the sentiment of the crowd. ( taincd tained ) by this competent corps of

marked of his frank sincerity: "You itself shows their condition, training, Athletics serve the purpose of ( de- de ) teachers.

can't help but know he means every and the class of football which they veloping men.   Men ought never to     This observation work was ( contin- contin )

word of what he says."              played.                              think of developing athletics. This ( ucd ued ) when during the ( week week. ) several \

  It is especially pleasing to see that Stetson is ( co-operating co operating ) with us in ( process urocess ) wil ( automatically automaticaIly ) work out members of the class were required

these Sunday night services are ( prov- prov ) playing only qualified students, and itself. The better the play, the ( bet- bet ) to teach a ( sub-preparatory sub preparatory ) class,

ing that Rollins has a place in this the showing which our team has made ( tcr tel' ter ) the sport.         while the other members of the class

part of the state as a community certainly may not be laid to the score    The emphasis in ( all aH ) of our sports | looked on, and took notes for later

center and that this is a splendid new of outsiders. It is better to play at ( Rolling Rollins ) is put on the moral issue criticism. ( Each Eaeh ) member of the class

way in which she may share some of square and lose than use ringers and of the game.   Training is ( all-impor-will all impor will all.imporwill ) be required to do some practical"teaching

the abundant inspiration which comes win. That is what Rollins believes to tant in all walks of life and no less      before receiving credits for

to her.                             be sport for sport's sake.               (Continued on Page Four)        pedagogy.





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