. Die Rotunde . FNER LITERARYSOCIETY KÜNDIGT NEUE MITGLIEDER an die Ruffner Literary Society stellt folgende neue Mitglieder vor: Estelle Williamson Marjorie OFlaherty Mary Elizabeth Glidewell Addie Leigh Parkerj Helen Smith ! Rachel McDaniel I Hazel Halloway Helen ward Dorothy Nuckols UMFRAGE FINDET NUR TENNATIONAL COLLEGES CHAIRMAN FOR MAY DAYtESTIVAL IST SELECTEl Ruth Floyd wurde als Chairman des May Day Festival gewählt, das im kommenden Mai stattfinden wird. Zu ihren Vorschlägen und Themen für den Mai-Tag sollen alle eingereicht werden. Laut einer Umfrage von C. R. Foster, Assistenzprofessor für Bildung an der Rut

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. The Rotunda . FNER LITERARYSOCIETY ANNOUNCES NEW MEMBERS The Ruffner Literary Society an-nounces the following new members: Estelle Williamson Marjorie OFlaherty Mary Elizabeth Glidewell Addie Leigh Parkerj Helen Smith ! Rachel McDaniel I Hazel Halloway Helen Ward Dorothy Nuckols SURVEY FINDS ONLY TENNATIONAL COLLEGES CHAIRMAN FOR MAY DAYtESTIVAL IS SELECTEl Ruth Floyd has been selected aschairman of the May Day festival tobe held this coming May. To her allsuggestions and themes for May Dayare to be submitted. According to a survey made byC. R. Foster, assistant professor ofeducation at Rutgers, and Paul F.Dyer, associate professor of educationat Antioch, there are only ten col-leges and universities in the UnitedStates which can truly be called na-tional institutions, so far as the geo-graphical distribution of their studentbody is concerned. Washingotn andLee is among these. The other nineere Antioch Asbury, Sweet Briar, Wel-lesley, Georgetown, Smith, Yale, .Dartmouth and Notre Dame. SPEAKER HERE. Noted EnglishLecturer to MR. C. DOITGLAS BOOTH Speak at S.T.C u British Foreign Policy Will Be The Topic of Mr. Booths Lecture WILL VISIT 10 INSTITUTIONS Junior Class WinsFirst Place for Sonjj The two prizes awarded in ChapciSaturday morning to the two classeshaving the peppiest and most origin-al varsity song, consisted of two dol-lars and a half; the first prize, whichwent to the Junior Class, and onedollar, the second prize, which wentto the Freshman Class. Mary Elizabeth Glidewell, the com-poser of the Junior class song, show-ed unusual originality in the compo-sition of the winning song. TheFreshman song shov/ed that original-ity, pep, and school spirit are out-standing in the 1935 class. The green and whites carried theday but the Seniors and Sophomoresalso deserve credit for their worthyproductions. Though lacking in theforcefulness of the wimiing songs, thered and white classes songs were ex-cellent. The song winning first prize is asfollows: Were gonna win Wer

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