1943 Stetson University Yearbook

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19 4 3ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF STETSONUNIVERSITY . . . DeLAND, FLORIDA

Delphene Coverston .F. A. LeRoy Barkstrom .

Editor-in-ChiefBusiness Manager


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DEDICATIONWith a feeling of pride and humilitythis year's Hatter is dedicated toyou men of Stetson who have an-swered our country's call to arms.We are proud of your deeds wher-ever you may be, whatever you maybe doing, and humble because wecannot show our appreciation in agreater sense. It is our fervent hopethat the powers above will see fit toreturn you to us, safe and victorious,to live in the land you are now de-fending.


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FOREWORDTo students of all ages college has meanta prolongation of youth, a period in whichideals are stabilized, and a time to beremembered as the best in life. Despite theworld at war Stetson students have goneforward much as beforethe atrocities ofan outside uncertain reality tending onlyto bring us closer together. In the Hatterof 1943 you see reflected the Iighthearted-ness of youth that can never be suppressedin a free country. We hope you like it.


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THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGEDespite war conditions, the session 1942-'43 has been one of the best in Stetson's his-tory. Morale has been high. The scholarship record has been upheld. Students andfaculty members have given their utmost to assist the Government in its war effort.At the same time, they have maintained the highest educational standards. Stetsonthus continues to go forward.

I take this opportunity to extend greetings and good wishes to the students and to theStetson Family everywhere.

Sincerely,William Sims Allen, President.

HARRY C. GARWOODDean of the University ROY FRANCIS HOWESDean of College of Law JAMES RUFUS McVICKERDirector of the School of Busin


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ALLENBUXTON

C. COWELLROBERT I. ALLENG. PRENTICE CARSONCECIL L. CRISSEY(Manager of Univ. Pr.

DORIS K. ARJONARICHARD E. CLARKLEONARD J. CURTIS

SUSIE P. BROWNROSEMARY CLARKIOLA KAY EASTBURN

SUE McE. BURNSJOHN F. CONNBOYCE F. EZELL

STETSONFACULTY


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A FISHERS. GORDIS

N. HOLDENETHEL M. FISHERVERONICA DAVIS GOVECURTIS C. HORN

DOROTHY L. FULLERCOL. FRANK W. HALLIDAYNEILL S. JACKSON

HAROLD M. GIFFINEDITH HARVEYSARA STAFF JERNIGAN

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VIRGINIA GIFFINESTHER M. HICKCARL H. JOHNSON

ETTER M. TURNEREDGELLE HENRYCHARLOTTE A. SMITH


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I.AFUZEH. McENIRY, JR.

C. STOVER

MARION B. LEONARD

FRANCES C. THORNTON

CURTIS M. LOWRYBARBARA ROWEHARRY S. WINTERS

MARY T. LOWRYERICH SAXLAILEEN WORTH

MARY S. McCURDIER. GRADY SNOWDENM. JEAN FINNEY

IDA R. CUNNINGHAMCLIFFORD B. ROSA

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BODYJohn Lewis

PresidentBud Ware

Vice-PresidentElizabeth Stacey

SecretaryClaire Brandies

Treasurer

rnes, F. Smith, Fanell, Rogy, Hillman, Snellings, Coversto,, Stacey, Reaves, B. Sm.th, Jennings, Jones, Elliott, Powers, Purti.

CLASS OFFICERS


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BARBARA PEDEN AIBRITTOX. B.Mlakeland. FloridaPhi Beta, I, 2. ), 4, 3, Historian, -4; B. S. tCouncil, Muiit Chairman, l; Secretary of MusiScl I. >; n.li.. Guild, i; Delta Sigma PhSweetheart, 4; Y. W. A., l. 2; Glee Club, 1-'. s. 4, (; Student Leader, J; Kc) l lub, I-. '. 4. '; K ,.l iorui i.j. I, 4, S; SadiHawkins Committee, 1; Opera, I. J, 4, s.RAYMOND WILLIAM ALDEN, JR., B.A.I1j\h,na Brack, ll,L

I'. Kappa Phii Beta Key.

RolURT C. ALLEN, B.A.Ii,l,l, FloridaClub, 1, 2, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma, 3, 4,urcr, 3, Secretary, 4; US ,1" I'-. ' > ding Room Tcch-

1, 2, 4.

SIGNA 111 I EN ANDERSON, B.A.S,,.,/,,,,/. Florida

.i. Proo let, 2, ;. BookkeeperI [unio Class Edil u , o

FRANCES lRKLEY, B.MMiami, ili v r ( ouncil, Muiii ( hairman, .'. Iman Adviser, 4; G I, 2, 1, 4. !. Busi-ness Manager ol Girl Glci I lub, I, 4; Radio

I ' . 4, I; Traveling Squad , I.'. 4, 5; Phi Beta, I, 2. ', 4, i. Corresponding

. 4; Rulci and Procedure Committee, 4;Y. W. A., I, 2, 3, 4, I. Music Chairman, >, I.

GEORGI I i.i B.A,I Fr>r/fIJ

i i'i Gamma My,I ' lub, I; I'i Dell . I'-.. 4, I', s

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2, 3, 4.

STETSON

I \ I eROY barks I ROM, I 1 li.lamrilown, N. 1 . DcLand, FloridaPi Kappa Delta, l, :, !; Varsitj Debate Squad

li Phi Alpha Delta, I. 2, 1, fusticeDelta Sigma Phi, .'. I| Studcnl Bai >>i

' id i'i. idem, . i'i, idem ..i s ,l

i Class, i; Student Disi iplin u | I ommillee, 1.2; Winner of I reshman Law Club Com-l nil,.., I ; Redfern IV. /e. 2: Am. , [urilprudence Prize, 2; Business Managet ..i Hatter,i. i hairman ,.< Rules ,,l r, , ,,,M, ., Krewe, i; Interfraternilj I oun

cil, 3: Honor Roll, 2, 3| Dean's List, 2, 3.


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SENIORS

BYRON F. BOND, B.A./ in tut Grot .-. Georgia

Pincland Junior College, I, 2; Scholarship \ ...2; Honor Roll, l, :, 4; Dean's In, -I . Report

Staff, 3; Hattlr Staff. J.GARLAND M, BRANCH. ]R., B.A.

Flaat City, FloridaDelta Sigma Phil Mystic Krcwc, Second Ma-I, t aptain, 4; Scroll and Key, 3. Preside!I. Who's Who .n American Universities aColleges. 4: Sigma Pi Sigma, J, 4, Prcsidci4; Gamma Sigma Epsilon. ;, 1. 4; Viior, 4; Neton Club, ), 4. Associate. 2. Fellow,President, 4; Der Deutsche Verein, 2. I, 4. Predent, 4; Stetson Astronomical Society. 2; B.U. Executive Council, Publicity Manager.Sunday School Superintendent, 4; Phi SocielPresident, 2; Symphony Orchestra. 1, 2, , Corresponding Secretary,

Mil VIN W. Bl RG1 R. B.S.Tampa, FloridaSadie Hawkins Committee. 1; Intramurals. 1. 2;Freshman Football Manager. 2; Freshman RulesCommittee. 2; Constitution Committee, Bus.ocmSchool. 3; Freshman Adn.a. i. 4; Reporter,Vssociate Sports Editor. 4; President of

Council, 4; Radio Guild, 4; I. R. C, 4.DON II Bl AC K, B.A.Knox.

Pi Kappa Thi; Tennis Team Manager. 2. 3; In-tramurals, I. 2. J, 4; Baseball I cam Manager,

1; Independent Basketball Team, 4.


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< [ MKI. BRANDIES, B.A.Callahan, FloridaV A. A., 1, 2, >, 4, Corresponding Secre-

tary. 2, Vice-Preaidcnt, 3; Y. W A., I, 2, J, 4,!, President. 2. S; B. S. U. Coons, I. 2. 1. 4.Secretary, 4; Blazer Club, 2, J, 4, i. V.cc-I'residcnt, I, President, 4; Irest, 4; Women's Student GovciSecretary, I. Vice-President, 4, President.

of Student llody. i; Who'. Whos and Colleges, - . 'A, ,Alpha.

MARY ANN BROWN, B.A.Naranja, Florida

Art Club, 1; I. R. C, -'. >, l. IDelta I' i. i. 4, " > H,;/, r s, ,11. i. 4; Honoi Roll, J

III I I N KAY BRYAN, B.A.Hon I,,,- ' I I ''"'"


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1RMA ]. FRENCH, B.AUcksonvillc, IHonor Roll. 1, 2. . 4; The Honor

Delta, 2, J, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, I, 4. The.Alpha Phi, 4; Pi Gamma Mu, 4; V. W. A ., 1:. !, 4, Vice-President, 4. Sigma Delta5, 4- Hatteb Staff, 4; Debate Squad, 1I'i Delta I'm. 4; Theta Gamma EpsilonI. R. C, 2, ', 4. I ittlc HiesRadio Guild, 3

111

I Rl M II. IS A.mi, Floridaol Nesv Hampshire

, 1, 2; Honor Roll,

A. A., Archery Manager, 4.

K \illll M. CI ARKE. B.AMilton, V, 1 ark

Alph11,

iade, 1. :, >, 4; PiArt Club, J, 4.

SHIRLEY COEN, B.S.Mr. Dow, Florida

Transfer II la State I ollcge foi Women; ZetaIn, Vlpha, Guard: Treasurer f Business School,

DOROTHY GIBBONS COOKE, B.A.UonlcMr, Vf IcrsnAlpha Xi Delta. 1, 2, i, ^: Hattci Irl I lub,|, 2 I, 4; Sigma Delta Phi, ), 4; Honor Roll,

>, 41 in, \k r i OOP1 R, B.A.

Fori P Floridas 1 . ouncil, Treasure,. I Mil

i Treasurer. I, President, 4; Minis-cntative to B. S I Council, 4.

DOROTHY \ 1 si IBROOK, B.A.I

1 , msfei Mai Mun i) I ollegi . Bl on I IPresident, I, Via Pn idem I; * \ \ , -'i 4 Tre.isui. i !, I orresponiGrei n Dcrbj > irnis ,1 I 1 n in . Honor Roll,

I lub, 2, J| Killers t luh. 2, President..- M,.|,, Deksioma, Intramural Manager, );HsrtlK Si iff.


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HARVEY A. GARDNER, |R., B.S.Miami, Florida

Transfer Duke University; Si K,m Nu, Com.mandcr, 4. Vice Pn idem I',, lidc I It,,.,r.cst School, 4; Interfraternity Council, ), 4:Ircihmjn Adviier, '. 4, Radio Guild

'i IRW i r G \K1>\I It, 11 A.

' Pi Delta Pii,4, Ret

WALKER S. GREEN, B.A.DrFnniak Springs, Floridafei lion I ollcgt , Phi Delta Theta; In-

tramuralt; Quip mi I rantDafidionian; Radio Guild lieu Key; SectionDefeme Council; Ktporlci Si, Itis III RNDON, B.A.Sinford, FloridaBind, I, 2. >. 4, Captain, 4; Kappa Kappa

Pii. ), 4. Prciident, 4. Sccrctart ,I; Newton Club, ), 4, Secretary 4; Sigma PiSigma 3, 4. Vice-Preiidenr . I, 1.1,, t ||,, t, 4;

Opera, 1; Ml ' ' I

PATRU K II llll I . B.A.Bait City, FloridaTran.fer Al ,!.,,, Polyt. hnii ItUtitUtl . University; lambda Chi Alpha; Ministerial \l

in, 4; II S.U. Count, I. 4, Vesper Chairman, 4; Glet I lub,

rl r, Advertising Man-, n , ,,.

Photographer, 4; Little Symphony Orchestra, i.

MARIE HISEY, B.A.Miami, FloridaTau Alpha, President, Vice-President, Ri

rm.in. Social Chairman; Pan . I lei Icnn (inI; rhi 1 1,, n,,r, 4; Freshman Adviser,

2, ); IIaimh Staff, I; Repor,Pi Dclt; I. R. < ,

I 1 Sll A I It HIM It, II VFlmhing, New 1 orhM , Roll, I, 2, J, 4; Dean's 1 ,tt, t, 4;Key, 2, I, 4, Secretary, I, Vice-President, 4..,., Dei Deutsche Vcrein, 4; StellStaff, 2, I; Hi, Honor, 4; I .. I ranciade, .',

i. !, President, 4.


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SENIORS

DoKolllY TRAWICK HOWARD B.S.Cedar 6,1, VioridaW. A., 1, 2. 3, 4; Beta Key. 3, 4; Bind.i he Verein, I, 4; Newton Club,

4: B. S. U. Council. 2. ?. 4, Treasurer.Tnm.nj Union Representative. J, VesperChairman. 4; Lift Service Band, 3.

I w,Delegate to Southeastern Convention, 3; lud.eeIrishman tourt. !| Pi Gamma Mu. 3, 4;

s IM , Sports Editor, 4; Intramural ManagerDelia Sigma Phi, 4; Business Manager of Lit-Theatre. 4; Thcta Alpha Phi, I, 4, Trcas-

er, 4; Honor Roll. :, 3; Dean's list. 3; AlphaTheta, President. 4.

DOROI IIV II NNINGS, B.A.Ii. , (or's Inlet, II:,,,,la

Alpha Xi Delta, Vice-President, 3. Rush Chair-man. 3, Social Chairman. 4; W. A. A., I, 2. 3,4; Little Theatre, 1. 2, 3. 4; Hatter Staff,

l,,i,, i, iti i Council, !. 4; Blajcr Club, 3,4; Freshman Adviser, I, 4; The Honor. 3, 4;Beauty Section of Hath., 1; LaFranciadc, 3,4; Hatter Art Club. 3, 4; Glee Club, I, 2;Secretary of Freshman Class; Secretary of Senior

Class; Sadie Hawkins Committee. 2.SHIRLEY KAGFY, B.A.

Mfffftii, FloridaY W A . I, 2. 3, 4. Personal Service Chair-man, 4, Mpha Deksioma, 1. 3, Treasurer. 3;HsrriB Staff. 4; F. T. A., 4.

I ,N1 KNIGHT. B.A.w,j,,. ll.i,,,I;

Glee Club. 2; Life Service Band. 2; VolunteerBand, 4; II S. U. Council, Publicity Chair-man 4; RaJio Guild, 2; Little Theatre, 2. 4.

1 \\ \.. 2. 4.

EDITH s. KNOX. B.An,laJ. IPI Beta Phi, Scholarship Chairman; Theta AlphaSenior Class. Thetarv. 4; I. R. C.Honor Roll, 2,

onor; Pi Delta Psi, Sccrc-, 3, 4; Dean's List, 3, 4;4; Episcopal Fellowship.


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[OHN M 1 I wis. ]i \Miami, FloridaOutstanding Freshman Plaque; I. R. C, I. 2;

Ministerial Association, !. 2, J, 4, Parliamen-tarian, I, 4; Theta Alpha Phi, 2, I, 4; Pi GammaMn, i. Phi Uph i I heta, 4. Phi SMystic I >. Vice-President, I; II. SI ( ouncil, :. I, 4, President, >, 4, State IIs I President !, 4; Scroll .md Key, 2, I, 4.Treasurer, 4; \ II lit) Debate, I, 2, I, I PiKappa Delta. 1. :. I, 4. President, I, 4; In,

i .- i ii . n ii . iii i stemSecond Place in Oratory. I;

A National '.V i I irnmcnt Extem-poraneous Speech I ontest, I; President of Stu

Ii m Bod . I I. ' ol i i "I. 'mutee, 2; Honot Roll, Chairman of Ke.l CrossI W 1 i A, urn, an I niVCI

and Colleges, 3, 4.r ,'.ll ! i LIPSO 1MB, U.S.

Ii, Land, Floridaiecrcta Pi I

... I id, i I Press I lub, I, ^, Sn. ietj 1 iliti" . 4. A v i,

Roll, 2, I, 4. Dean's I ist, 4.II ssn ill III I ONGINl i. Ii \.

Bradt nton, Ftoi idaY. . A., I, J, 4; VI \ A , I. 2. 4. s/-/

2, .. 4 DeltaDelta Delta, I, 2, ), l Soci il I hairman, 4.

] I A., 4; LittleTheatre, I. 2.

OLIV1 I I, I! M.I /-on/a

Band, 2, Orchestra i I I ittlc I hcatrel hi B

4, Treasurer, 4, Delta I Phi, 2, I.Treasurer. 1. s. Sigma Delta Pi, 4.

UISI IcCLURE, B A.I

Transfer Vanderbil V. W. A., IiW, V A.. I, 2; Ifraternil Cour

I

Roll, Ii TheII., nor, i. 4. President, 4.1.1 I; 1 ittl,Theatre. I. I. >, 4; v. ' I, m I4, Secretary, 4, Delta D D '., ). 4.

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HELEN IIS Mel muni K. II \/>,;.,/, Florida

Delta Delta. 1. 2. I, 4, Recordingi. i Alpha Phi, I, 4. President, 4.

n... i. '. Pan 11.11, in. il, I, 4. Presi-4; The Honor, 4; Treasurer of A. B.

.1. 4: Little The.,. re. I, 2. I, 4, Who'sin \iiii i Universities ind Coll

, Roll, Ii \V A. A., I; Radio Guild, I,WINSTON i McQUIDDY, IS. A.

/i, ( onvilU, i: /,.appa Phi, Historian, 4. Secretary, 4; Had...I. ), 4; I.!., I lub, I. 2, I, I. I< id,,,... . I. 2, I, 4; rravcling Squad, I. 2, I,ii ' lub mpanist, I, I Key I lub i.Hawkins t ommittec, 2. I, 4; Radio I 1, i Symphonj Orch. ti i Soloist, 2;simp Plays, i. Accompanist fot Prol

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SENIORS

MAK.1 R MOCK, B.A.Pbilliplburg, Ntti JtrsiyTau Alpha, President, Vice-Presideimm; Freshman Adviser, 2, I, 4; Pan-

tic Council, 3, J. President, Treasurer: Laiade, :, I, 4; Halter An Club, 3; Sigma

Pi, ^-. Secretary of A. B. School,arer o Funior class; [nterfraternit] I

, a ; rhe Honor, ), 4, treasurer! \Council. Treasurer, Glei

I, :, 4; 1 ittle Theatre; I', Delta I'm, I. 4;Memoi i'l l ommittee 1 ' ' nsi I ouncil, 3

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Who in American Imsei.iiic, anj Col-1 Ul \ \l \l MORRISON, B \Miami, FloridaClub. ), 4; F. T. A., President, 4, Y.1, :. I, 4; W. \. A., I, 4; B. S.

icil, 4.

\l \\ MOSLER, B.S.r,r,'r Beach. Florida

Sti i Defensi I ouncil

WILLIAM S. MATHIS, B.M.Tampa, FloridaPi Kappa Phi. 2, 3, 4. Historian, 4; Intcrlr.i-1,-inu, Council, 4, Glee Club, I, 4; Kev Club,I, 4. H i,l... i ho us, , 4; 1 raveling Squad, I,4; Orchestra. 1. 2, I, 4. President, >; RadioGuild, 5, 4, Pi Delta I'si. 4: I R I , 4,Chapel Organist, -. 4; Who's wTio in Ameri-can Universities and Colleges, 4; Symphony Solo-ist. I. 2; Student Accompanist. J, 4; SadieHawkins Committee, 4; little Theatre, 4; One ofSix MOSI Outstanding Senior Men.Krcwc, 3, 4.

\l Mil. '\ D Ml KKII I . B.A.DeLand, Florida

Reporter Staff, I; Editor, '42 llim.Editor, 2. law Lditor. 4; Alpha Deksioma,

1, 2, i. 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4:Women's Town Colin.. I, President. ), 4. s IChairman 2; Irishman Adsiser. 2. 3; I. R. C,2. i, 4; Radio Guild, I. 4; Who's Who inAmerican L , s e, sit .es and 1 ollegCS, 4; StateSe, reiar) ol esle] in Fellon ihip, a. rhe Honor,4. Stetson Student Bar Association, 4; Dcr

Deutsche Verein. 4.ELSIE Ml KKII 1 . B. \.

for/ Pierce, FloridaHatter Staff, 4; P. T. A., 4; I. R. C, 2, ), 4,Recording Secretarj . I. I'. Deli i Psi, 3, 4.

DORIS I Mil 1 1GAN, B.M.I

slpha \. Delta, 1. 2. I, 4, Officer, 2. J, 4;Honor Roll, 1, 2. >; Dean's List 3; r1.2,, . 4; I he Honor, >, 4;Glee t lub, I, 4;pan, st for Girls' Glee Club, ), 4; Radio(, 4, A. companist, I, t Little Ss mpl | . ISymphony Orchestra. I. 2, Secretary, 2.Symphonic Band. 1: Pan-Hellenic Council, }, 4.Vice-President. 4; I R C,


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STETSON

i'i in M ODUM, B \lakeland, Florida

Transfer I lorida Si m I ollege for Women; Itic Theatre, I, 2 Pri lent oi I n

i I mi; , B s I!., I; Trcurcr of J Cla II A., 4.

OMAN w OSBURN, B.A.I'll. City, Florida

Glee aub, I, 2, 1.4; rrjvi Squad,Radio i horu, 4

I Ml I N, B.S.SI. Pi I i ibttrg, I lorida

Tranifer Si P lunior I ollege, Eviville Colli Band Pi C

:> uVI K. B.A.Miami Belch, Floridan

M. PATRK IA Pill IK, IS A.DeLandTranifcr William I ' II. i I incoln l

(...IIckc; r 4; W. \. A .I A . Parliaments4. Honor Roll, 4.

MAR I 1 1 A PRICE, B ATramfer Br, ..!' el I A., Prelidcnt, 2; B.

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SENIORS

GRAFTON H. I'YNI, B M.New Turk, Neil YorkCo-Ordinator of Stetson Defend Council.

MILDRED RATLIFF, B.A.Sanford, Florida

A. A., 1 : Y \Y A . I, 3, 4; Alphj

IEAN L. ROGY, B.M.West Palm Beach, Florida

Glee Club. 1, 2, 3, 4; Little Theatre Orches-tra, ); Phi Bet... :. J, 4. Treasurer, !, Vice-President 4; President of Music School. 4; RaJ.oGuild, 3; Alpha X, Delta, I, 2, I, 4. Secre-tary, 4; Mum Staff. 4; Air Raid Warden, 4.

WNII I K \\< I S ROSSITER, B.M.DeLand, FloridaMusic School Librarian. I. :, 3, 4; SymphonyOrchestra, I, :, 3, 4; Little Symphon) Orches-

P VI RNON S win RSON, H \DeLaxd, FloridaMinisterial Association, I, 4; RaJio Guild.

Reporter Start, :. i, 4.

BESSIE LOU IYIY RUMBLE, B.A.Forsyth, Gi irgiaTransfer Beisie Tift College; I. R. C. 1. 2. 3;

I! s I , I ,2, I; \l ,,l, s. ience Club. 1; CI*IUOuill Statf. :. >. Sigma Omega, I, 2, 3; DeltaSigml Mpha. 1. 2. 3; Hatter \n t lub, 4.Glee l lub, I, :. 3, 4: I rend, Club. I. 2. 3;

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STETSON

[ lih II SAXL, 1 I .11D, Land, florid*

on Studenl Bai A,.... , .,

Ill II V SMI1 I i I. Is/ Petersburg, Florida

11,,, II,,, Vice President, I; V. A. \ , I;Stevens Hall; Women'! neil, >i

, . \ ,,. iv ,,!,,,,. 2, Presidcm, li I >. \,i I.J.ior, J.

SMITH, B.A.\tiurt, Florida

Phi, i. 2, ), 4. President, 4: Ncw-rhe ) l ,S, roll and Key, I, 4, Secrei

I n hi I aw ' lub,4 Pan Hellenii ( ..,,,,,,1. I, 4, Secretary, 4; In-terfraternit) Counci I; Pi Delta P

'"-I College!,

l-rcthman Adviier, 1, 4; Honoi Roll, I, 2, I,i 4; Little Theatre, 5.

MARY I K .'.' 1 S SMI III B .1I Florida

Alpha Xi Delta; W. A. A , 1, 2, 4i Y. . A..I- Rid,,, Guild, i. 4. G ,5, 4;

, I Squad, 2, I, 4 l' idio ' horu . IR. I Inti il Del ,1, Al-Chief MMu i,

RAYMOND i SI' \l I DIM,, JR., II. A.Del (, Florida

Sifima Nu, 4; Ncwtun Club, 4; Beta k , 1, I, , Sigma Epsilon, President, 4.

PAU1 A I II SPI i HI , 11. M.Miami, Florida

Orchestra, . i. Phi Beta, 4,ANN SIMNKS. II A.

Liesburg, FloridaGlee Club, 1, 2, .1, 4; Frcihman Adviser, 2, 1, 4;| \ . | i l ,,,1, II,,,,,,. I, 4 A \I, |, 4| Beti Key, I, i. Secretary, i. DeltaDelta Delta I ,4, rreaiurer 4; Pi Delta

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SENIORS

ELMER \> WARE, 11 A.V Andrew!, FloridaI VsSOCiltion, I. .'. '. 4: lntram.ir.il

Manager, ', J; Vice-President .'I Studenl Body,4; Honor Roll, !, 4.

DORIS WARREN, II \.I i/a ,p, Illinois

Transfer MacMurra) Women's College: W. V \.2, . 4, Vic< Pn idem President, 4: BlazerClub, i, 4. Secretary, 1, President 4; Pi BetaPhi Pledge President, !, Executive Council, 4;II Roll, 4; Major Hub, 1, i; Riflery Club,Secretary, 2; 1. T. A., 4: Alpha Deksiotna, :.

LI IZAI1I III \M I III \ STU1 Y, II M./.*,..:,,,/,,. Florida

Alpha Xi Delta, President, ), 4. Treasurer. 2.J, Music th.urm.in. 2, ), 4. Glee Club. 1. 2. I,4; Phi Beta, >, 4; R.idio GuilJ. I, 4; Fresh-man Adviser, >, 4; [nterfraternity Council, ),i \ \ . i, ' Secrel ir) ..t Student Body,4; The Hon,.., ,1, II Roll, I; Dean I I ....>. Treasurer of Music School, 4: Radio ' I. ..... I

HARRIET MARLETTE STEFFENS, B.A.florid*G-imma Sigma Epsilon, i, 4. Secretary, 4 : Beta

kes. i, 4, Treasurer, .. President, 4; PI,, Alpha

KATHLR1M SMI Hi Tl'RNER. B.M.VeLni, i: /..Phi Beta, 2, I, 4, Secretary, 4; Delta GammaPhi, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Vice-President >;Radio Guild Assistant Band Din ,Dcr Deutsche Verein, 1, Symphon] Orchi .... I,2, Secretary, 2| 1 Ittle v. hon) OrelSecretary, J; Band, 1, 2, 1, t orporal, -', Ser-geant, 3; Little Theatre Orchestra, I, :. >. 4

DURA K VALDEZ, B.MTransfer Universit) oi 1 impa Quill IGamma. I, Delta Pi, 2, 3, 4,

i Glee Club Orchitra J, 4; Hand, 4.

C. AUBREY VIM I NT, IR . I 1 .11./ 1

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FRANK B. WATSON, |R., B.A.Miami, FloridaSigma Nu, 4; Mystic Krewe, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4;Scroll and Kev, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Phi

Society; Sigma Delta Pi. 3, 4, President, 3;Then Alpha Phi, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Phi AlphaTheta, 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu, 3, 4, President, 4;I. R. C, 3, 4; Phi Alpha Delta Pledge, 3, 4;Student Bar Association, Treasurer, 4; Extra-curricular Committee, 3; Social Committee,Chairman, 4; Sadie Hawkins Committee. Chair-man, 4; Library Assistant, 1, 2. 3; Intraniurals,

3, 4; Interfraternity Council, 4.JOYCE M. WEBBER, B.A.

DcLand, FloridaBeta Key, 3, 4.

EVERETT PARKER WHITMAN. B.S.Sarasota, Florida

Pi Kappa Phi Pledge, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma; C. P.T. P.; lntramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2,3, 4, State Championship Team, 1; Air RaidWarden 4.

BETTY LEE ZORNES, B.M.DeLaml. FloridaGlee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; B. S. U. Council, 3;Phi Beta, 4; Secretary of School of Music, 1, 2,

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Jean Douglas, DeLand, Florida Liberal ArtsMartha Durrance, Sebring, Florida MusicNina M. Dyal, Homestead, Florida Liberal ArtsWilbur H. Eichholz, Daytona Beach, Florida ... BusinessJean L. Elliott, St. Petersburg, Florida BusinessDavid M. Gardner, St. Petersburg, Florida .... Liberal ArtsWalker S. Green, DeFuniak Springs, Florida Liberal ArtsDoris M. Hartman, Daytona Beach, Florida ... LawA. Jackson Hayward, Dade City, Florida LawEugene C. Head, Ft. Meade, Florida BusinessRobert Henry, DeLand, Florida Liberal ArtsRuth Hillman, Orlando, Florida BusinessEleanor Holderman, DeLand, Florida Liberal Arts

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4iAN. LeJeune Hughes, Orange Heights, Florida MusicSara Lou Johnson, Maryville, Tennessee Liberal ArtsDale W. Jones, DeLand, Florida Liberal ArtsKaki F. Ki smodel, Jr., Birmingham, Alabama . . Liberal ArtsKathleen McGehee, Jacksonville, Florida Liberal ArtsMary Cree McLaughlin, DeLand, Florida ... Liberal ArtsDorothy McLean, Dowling Park, Florida ... Liberal ArtsRalph Matousi k, Chicago, Illinois Liberal ArtsRuth Lois Maxwell, DeLand, Florida Liberal ArtsDm i MELCHING, Miami, Florida .... BusinessIuvi n Maurici Miller, DeLand, Florida LineT. R. Minis, Tampa, Florida Liberal ArtsAnita Moore, Temuco, Chile Liberal /tr/>

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,, _. , -,. tm -j .... Liberal ArtsRum WHITE, Dade City, Hondahi- ci i .... Liberal ArtsDorothy Widdersheim, Miami, Honda,w l /" .... Liberal Arts\1ii\i\ Wiimns, Watcrbury, Conn

[van Vim kiii, Daytona Beach, Florida . . ' '(). Cordon WILLIAMSON, Baltimore, Maryland

CAMERA SHYs Herr Coffey James Byrd OwensErna V. Freeberg Helen Rogers

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STETSONBETTE ADKINS, Liberal Arts Pony, MontanaVIRGINIA AGETT, Liberal Arts Kingsport, Term.CLIVE FREDERICK ALLAND, Liberal Arts Jacksonville, Fl.i.

MARY ELLEN ANDERSON, Liberal Arts . . Plant City, Fla.HARRY DOUTHIT ATKINSON, Liberal Arts . Hollywood, Fla.FLORAMAYE BASS, Business Kissimmee, Fla.

WALTER ERIC BEHNKE, Music Tampa, Fla.EDITH ANNETTE BOLTON, Liberal Arts . . Jacksonville, Fla.CARLYN VIRGINIA BUCK, Liberal Arts .... DeLand, Fla.

BARBARA BURGMAN, Business Daytona Beach, Fla.BETTY CANNON, Liberal Arts Frostproof, Fla.SARA CARVER, Liberal Arts Gainesville, Fla.

MARIETTA LOUISE CHILLI, Liberal Arts . Jacksonville, Fla.HELEN ELIZBETH CLFMONS, Liberal Arts . . Tampa, Fla.EDWARD C. DANIELS, JR., Liberal Arts .... Sanford, Fla.

EVERETT STEWART DIX, Liberal Arts .... Alexandria, V.i.JUDITH ELEANOR DOBBINS, Liberal Arts . . Jacksonville, Fla.RUTH DURRANCE, Music Scbring, Fla.

LELAND REDFORD FARM SI, |l(., Liberal Arts Tampa, Fla.ISABI I I I EDDINS, limit Bushncll, Fla.MARGIE LENORE ESTHUS, Business Sarasota, Fla.


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SOPHOMORESW. MAURICE FAIN, Liberal Arts Thoraasville, Ga.SARA ANNE FOREHAND, Liberal Arts Floral.,, Ala.

FRANCES ELAINE FRETWELL, Business. .Jacksonville, Fla.

ALVIN ELMO FULLER, JR., Liberal Art Miami, Fla.GEORGE WALTER GOODMAN, Liberal Arts . . Roscllc, N. J.FLORENCE MABEL GROSS, Liberal Arts .... DeLand, Fla.

BENJAMIN EDWARD HADDOX, Liberal Arts Orlando, Fla.HELEN CYNTHIA HARPER, Liberal Arts .... DcLand, Fla.OLIVIA BROOKS HUDGINS, Business .... Bradenton, Fla.

EDITH JEANETTE JOHNSON, Liberal Arts Oakland Park, Fla.CAROLYN C. JONES, Business Palatka, Fla.SYLVIA ELIZABETH JONES, Liberal Arts Belle Glade, Fla.

ADELA KAZMIERCZAK, Liberal Arts DeLand, Fla.MARJORIE KERSEY, Business Largo, Fla.ANDREW SMITH KNOX, Liberal Arts . . Bryn Mawr, Penn.

NANCY ANN LANE, Liberal Art DeLand, Fla.BERNICE MARTHA 111, Liberal Arts Live Oak, Fla.TERRELLA PAYNE II XI I IAN. Liberal Arts Washington, D. C

HARRIET E. LINDNER, Liberal Arts . . . Washington, D. C.

JEANETTE EUNICE McARTHUR, Liberal A,/s . Tampa, Fla.LILLIAN FRANCES McCLEMENT, Liberal Arts DeLand, Fla.


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STETSONRICHARD W. MANSUR, Liberal Arts -St. Petersburg, Fla.ELLEN LEE MARCUM, Business DeLand, Fla.

HELEN DAVIS MARTIN, Liberal Arts Birmingham, Ala.

MARTHA NIMMONS MILLER, Business- -Jacksonville, Fla.LETA MIRIAM MITCHELL, Liberal Arts Fort Meade, Fla.PHYLLIS ANN! MITCHELL, Liberal Arts Daytona Beach, Fla.

1 DWARD LAVFRNE MIXON, Liberal Arts Live Oak, Fla.SHIRLEY ANNA MOORE, Liberal Arts Bedminister, N. J.ALTON RAY MYERS, Business Eustis, Fla.

JAMES NELSON, Liberal Arts Miami, Fla.

RUSSELL HOLMES NAHM, Liberal Ails DeLand, Fla.ELIZABETH JEANNE NEELY, Business Sarasota, Fla.

HELEN MAINE OLIVER, Business Baldwin, Fla.HOKIS O'NEAL, Liberal Arts Tampa, Fla.

|l ANNE L. OSTRANDER, Liberal Arts Winter Haven, Fla.

HAROLD KENNETH PARSON, Liberal Arts. -Miami, Fla.ELIZABETH VIRGINIA PIPPIN, Mnuc Sanford, Fla.

MARY PIT I MAN, Business Madison, Fla.

BARBARA MY PRICE, Business Miami, I la.KENNETH LOUIS PURTZ, Liberal Arts Sarasoia, Fla.MARY (Mill KIM R.AMS1 Y, Busini -si < >rol (,ablcs, Fla.


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GRADUATE STUDENTS

ELSIE A. HOOKER Flushing, N. Y.JOSEPH PADULA New York, N. Y.

ELAINE PHILLIPS Richmond Hill, N. Y.WILLIAM STRICKLAND Bowling Green, Fla.

SPECIAL STUDENTSGEORGE L. BROWN DeLeon Springs, Fla.EVELYN R. DODD Lake Wales, Fla.NINA DOGGART Lake Helen, Fla.CLEO JOHNSON Brunswick, Ga.

NANCY NASHSTELLA RUTLEDGE .LETITIA REYNOLDS .YOLANDE HARGREAVESHOWARD THOMPSON

Ft. Myers, Fla.. . DeLand, Fla.. DeLand, Fla.

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RACHEL E. ALLISON. BusinessBARBARA D. ARMON, BusinessFRANK S. BAMBERG, III. MusicBARBARA E. BASSET, MusicI I Ml C. BEATTY, BusinessBETTY 1. BELL, Liberal ArtsMARGARET G. BLAYOES, BusineNED A. BODDY, Liberal Arts.\l .1 I \ i). BOGUE, Liberal ArtsJ. CLEAVER BRADLEY, Liberal Arts DeLand, FlCAROL M. BREYFOGLE, B.iwn DeLand. FlRUTH M. BROOKS, Liberal Arts Orlando, Fl

DeFuniak Springs, Fl.i.

. . Philadelphia, Penn.

Jasper, Fla.

. St. Petersburg, Fla.

. . Jacksonville, Fla.

.... DeLand, Fla.... Orlando, Fla..... DeLand, Fla..... DeLand, Fla.

CHARLOTTE C. BROW X, Business Washington, D. C.FRANK W. BROWN, JR., Liberal Arts Orange Park, Fla.GRACE K. BROWN, Liberal Arts Winter Garden. Fla.BARBARA B. BURGESS, Business Fernandina, Fla.AUDREY C. CAINE, Business DeLand. Fla.SAM R. CALDWELL, Uberal Arts ... St. Petersburg, Fla.CHARLINE E. CARSON, Uberal Arts .... W'illiston, Fla.JAMES R. CASEY, Liberal Arts DeLand, Fla.CAROLYN CHAPPELL. Liberal Arts .... Arlington, Va.JEFFERSON W'. CLARK, Liberal Arts DeLand, Fla.JULIAN G. CLARK, Liberal Ar/s DeLand, Fla.M. LUCILLE CLARK, Liberal Ar/s DeLand. Fla.


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MARCIA HAMMER, Bushiest Ft. Pierce, Fla.YOLANDE H. HARGREAVES, Business .... DeLand, Fla.RACHEL F. HARLESS, Business DeLand. FlaM. LOUISE HAVENS, Business Miami Beach, Fla,

GARLAND HAYES, JR., Business Ft. Pierce, FlaAMY J. HEARN, Business DeLand, FlaADEL D. HEIDEN, Liberal Arts Coral Gables, FlaBETTY J. HINMAN, Business South Miami, FlaANN HIRTH, Liberal Arts Miami Beach, FlaDOROTHY J. HOWELL, Business Palm Beach, FlaROBERT C. HOWES, Liberal Arts DeLand, FlaG. VIVIAN HUMPHREY, Music .... Daytona Beach, Fla

JACK C. INMAN, Business DeLand, Fla.L. JOY JACKSON, Liberal Arts Orange City, Fla.J. GERALDINE JARVIS, Music Palm Beach, Fla.MILDRED L JAUDON, Business Tampa, Fla.

MARGARET E. JOHNSTON, Business .... Dalton, Ala.MARGARET A. JUSTICE, Business -Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.MARY |. KIRCHOF, Liberal Arts DeLand, Fla.JEWEL E. KIRKPATRICK, Liberal Arts . . Palm Beach, Fla.EDWARD A. KOESTER, Business Jacksonville, Fla.BETSY B. KRAMER, Business Mt. Dora, Fla.HOWARD E. KURTZ, Liberal Arts Ft. Myers, Fla.MARY W. LASATER, Music St. Augustine, Fla.

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BERNICF. LEE, Liberal Art Live Oak, Fla.

DOTSY M. l.IPSCOMBE, Business DeLand, Fla.ROBERT B. LIPSCOMBE, JR., Liberal Arts . DeLand, I la.ISOBEL W. LOWMAN, Liberal Arts Tampa, Fla.BARBARA A. LUPFER, Liberal Arts .... Kissimmee, Fla.SHIRLEY LYTLE, Business Weirsdale, 1 [a.RUTH E. McDANIEL, Music Ft. Myers, Fla.JAMES D. McEACHERN. Liberal Arts Brundidge, Ala.BARBARA A. McGlNNIS, Business Miami, Fla.MARGARET R. McLEAN, Business Palmetto, Fla.FRAN SUE MACDONAED. Liberal Arts ... Sebring, Fla.HENRY G. MILES, Liberal Arts Jacksonville, Fla.

WILLIAM G. MILES, Liberal A: Is .... Jacksonville, Fla.CHARLES H. MILEY, Liberal Arts Ft. Pierce, Fla.BRADFORD MILLER, Liberal Arts DeLand, Fla.EDITH L. MILLER, Liberal Arts ... St. Petersburg, Fla.ROY W. MILLER, Liberal Arts DeLand, Fla.HAROLD F. MITCHELL, Liberal Arts Miami, Fla.KELLY MOORE, Business Palmetto, Fla.L. RABEL MOREMAN, Music DeLand, Fla.VERNICE E. NICHOLS, Business .... Panama City, Fla.JEAN NOBLE, Business New Britain, Conn.J. WALTER NORDMAN, Liberal Arts .... DeLand, Fla.BARBARA OTTO, Liberal Arts Arlington, Va.


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THELMA PEARCE, Liberal ArtsT. JEAN PINKL1 Y. Liberal ArtsGLADYS I. PIPPIN. Business

Ft. Myers, Fla

New Smyrna, Fla - Sanford, Fla

BETTYE A. POPE, Business Brunswick, Ga.MARGARET H. REES, Business Tavares, Fla.ALFRED S. REID, Liberal Art Lake Worth, Fla.GERRY R. REIFSCHNEIDER, Music Jacksonville, Fla.DOROTHY L. RICHARDSON, Liberal Arts Pompano, Fla.TRUDE SAXL, Business DeLand, Fla.GLADYS M. SCHULTE, Business .... Daytona Beach, Fla.DOROTHY R. SEABLOM, Business .... Jacksonville, Fla.V. GENE SHEROVI R. Liberal Arts .... New York, N. Y.

JOHANNA M. SHEW", Liberal Arts .... Jacksonville,K.ATHRYN H. SHIRLEY, Music Ocala,DONNA C. SHULTZ, Business .... V. Palm Beach,BARBARA SHUMAN, Business DeLand,DOROTHY O. SMITH, Business DeLand,MARY L. SMITH, Business DeLand,P. JAMESINE SMITH, Liberal Arts . . High Springs,VIOLET L. SMITH. Business Jacksonville,WILLIAM C. SMITH, Liberal Arts . . . Clarksburg, W.H. JANETTE SPAINHOUR, Libenil Arts . Fernandina,CARL H. STAFFORD, Liberal Arts Orange City,DONALD B. STEWAKT, Liberal Arts Daytona Beach,


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VIVIAN SULT, MusicD. LUCILLE SUMERFORD, BusSHIRLEY M. SUTTON, Business

Palmetto, Fla

DeLand, Fla.

Auburndale, Fla.

KAREEN F. TAYLOR, Liberal Arts Jacksonville, Fla.F. All.VN THOMPSON, Liberal Arts .... DcLand, Fla.RICHARD L. TOWLE, Liberal Arts .... Walpole, Mass.

JOHN P. GRAVES, Liberal Arts

GENEVA L. TRAYI.OR, Business Ft. Myers, Fla.EVELYN M. TURRENTINF, Business .... Mt. Dora, Fla.EMILY L. WEST, Liberal Arts Miami Beach, Fla.ROSTON M. WILLIAMSON. Liberal Aits DeLand, Fla.HAZELLE L. WILSON, Liberal A, Is . . . Port Orange, Fia.ALBERT ZOCCOLA, Liberal Arts Havana, Cuba.... DeLand, Fla.

Camera ShyEZELLA ARNOLDMARY E. GENTRYONA E. WARNER

ROBERT G. MAYJAMES G. PETERMANNMIKE SOUS, JR.

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WE ARE THINKING OF YOUThe Hatter this year is dedicated to you, the men and women of Stetson who areserving in the armed forces of the United States of America. Proudly we salute you,Stetsoniansgraduate and undergraduate, who have gone from us in order to take uparms in defense of our country. We want you to know this: We are thinkingof you.

If you think you are forgotten, you are wrong. We have no opportunity to forget.You are with us each time we see a uniform. You are just above us all day long, asNavy trainers circle overhead from dawn to dusk. You are close by as long Armyconvoys roar up and down the Boulevard. We cannot escape our thoughts of youwe do not want to escape them.

What are we doing in your absence, then? Wc are doing as usual. We go toclasses; we attend the fraternity and sorority dances; we read Wednesday's Reporter;we celebrate Sadie Hawkins' Day; we sing in Chapel the songs you used to sing withuswe sing a few new ones, though, for you: Anchors Aweigh, The Caissons GoRolling Along, the Marine Hymn. Wo do all these things because they are the thingsto do, because they are the things you want us to do. We do all these things becausewe are thinking of you.

Some of us shall join you soon. We are waiting for that as much as we arewaiting for anything. There will be fewer of us to remember more of you. Butthe few will remember. Be sure of that.

Our debt to you grows greater each day. If you do not think of your servicesas a debt, we do. For you are fighting, not to kill and destroy, but to preserve thevery thing for which Stetson stands. This is not the first time men and women

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WALTER PURTZManager

BASKETBALLThe "War Hatters"

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INTRAMURALSTennis

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Field HockeyAlpha Xi Delta


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THE HATTERIf you see pictures you've seen before, or you're looking like you'venever looked before I respectfully refer you to one Adolph Hitler orhis assistant culprits Benito Mussolini and Emperor Hirohito

Hopefully yours, Thf Editor.Delphi m Cc

Editor-LeRoy BarkstromBusiness Manager

ANDERSONMATOUSEKWOODALLFRENCHSTEFFENS

s. McdonaldSNYDERLOU BELLO'NEALMERRITT

ANN BROWNKAGEY

LEHMANAULINE BENNETT

COWART

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PI KAPPA DELTANational Honorary Forensic Fraternity

Florida Beta ChapterEstablished in 193

OFFICERSJohn Lewis PresidentDoris Hartman Vice-PresidentIrma French .... Secretary ami TreasurerI.i Roy Barkstrom Historian

FACULTYIrving C. Stover

ACTIVITIESOn February 13, Pi Kappa Delta sponsored the Sixth Annual State Practice ForensicTournament, at which the University of Florida, Florida Southern, St. PetersburgJunior College, Rollins, the University of Miami, and Florida State College for Womenwere present.The season was clos.'d with the traditional intramural debate tournament.


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FORENSIC SEASON

The State practice Meet was held here forthe sixth time. Six of Florida's outstand-ing schools participated in the tournament.

Burdine represented Stetson in extem-poraneous taking first place.

Griffin took part in the non-competitiveafter dinner speaking.Lewis, Barkstrom, Mansur, Overton,Hartman, Lupfer, Smith, and Reese wererepresentatives in debate.The Speaker's Bureau which was estab-

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RADIO GUILDFlonnif Anders Presidi ntJack Hayward Vice-PresidentIrma French SecretaryMax Stamper TreasurerGordon Williamson Publicity ManagerJack Causier Program ManagerRuth Hiiiman Historian

Elizabeth s i \ < i yHi i i y PowersM \K1 I RAN< is S\n I I INatald. Tki i\'l rnon Sandi rsonI >ORIS Mil I IGANSam Caldwt i iGarland Br \\< i

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|l W I'lNKI I VBilly MitcheliI [ar\ i v Gardni kBob 15k < i * \

Betty Lou Bi iPauline: Bennj i iI'l I I r Easi andNina DyalBarisara Burcman| i \n TriggY< >i ii I [ARGR] AVI sVirginia Ei mendorfMary I'ardee1 )n I I II I [OWELLDonna Si hi i /Barbara Armon

Kareen Ta-i I OKOrien FarrellSis MartinI'a i i \ I'UGLEBn i. KennedyBarbara BlackAnn SpinksDoris HartmanHa kiiar a OttoJoy Jac ksunAnn IliumTa< mi Fisi ii k

Carole ChappelJerry JarvisShirley LytleSi iiki ly MooreAnn DavisKai i-ii Ma rOUSJ KMelvin BurgerAuuri y VincentMarion MerrillSara CarverA I Yl I COW'ARtAnn (hi in r i

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OFFICERS ^^kAubrey Vincent Preside 11/Ivan Yenetchi SecretaryIvan Yantchi SecretaryFrank Watson Treasurer

MEMBERSft ~Jackson Hayward Bi tty Smith

Frank Watson Marion MerrillRoy Summerlin Doris HartmanBennett Stone Delphene CoverstonGordon Ben i i i 1 Maurice Miller

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MORRISON JOHNSON RATLIFF BRYAN PEIFERAMIDON BROWN CHAMBERUN DYALHOWES HISEY JONES KAGEYMcCLURE MERR1TT OYER POPE

BUMGARNER CARLTONFRENCH GARDNERKNOX LONGINOTYNER WARREN

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICAB. F. Ezell Chapter of Future Teachers of America

OFFICERSLula Mae Morrison PresidentSara Lou Johnson Vice-PresidentMildred Ratliff SecretaryHelen Ray Bryan TreasurerPatricia Peifer ParliamentarianClaire Bumgarner LibrarianMary Carlton Custodian

MEMBERSBetty Jane Amidon Carolyn Howes Louise McClureMary Ann Brown Marie Hisey Elsie MerrittVirginia Chamberlain Sylvia Jones Edna OyerLina Dyal Shirley Kagey Rosamond PopjIrma French Edith Knox Lura TynerNorma Gardner Jesse Beth Longino Doris Warren


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THE HATTER'SART CLUROFFICERS

Carolyn Buck .Natalie True .Dot Widdersheim . .Nina Dyal .Jean Pinkley

. . PresidentVice-President

Secy.-TreasurerSocial Chairman

Reporter

MEMBERSAlyce CowartN a iai ii TrueEmily Lou WestKatherine TurnerJohanna ShewJune FennCakoi yn BuckAm i I IltdenSally JohnsonEl I2ABETH STACEY

Dorothy JenningsCree McLaughlinDot Widdershij mRuth BrooksJean PinkleyHelen BryanNina DyalIsAIII I I I I OWMANDorothy GibbinsRuth Curnick

The purpose of the Hatter's Art Clubis to promote the interest of art on thecampus and to create a sincere love ofbeauty, an appreciation of art, and aspirit of friendship a n d cooperationamong its members.


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Pippin;MooreJohnsonRichardsonKnight

Shirt i vJohnstonAnn CannonPinkleyBrandeisOstrander

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ReeseFessenden

ReavesMcDanielor Edlin

JaudonMae MorrisonGardnerAlbrittonArnold

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YOUNG WOMEN'SASSOCIATION

OFFICERSHelen Bennett PresidentIrma French Vice-PresidentJudith Dobbins . . . Secretary ami TreasurerLeta Mitchell Program ChairmanDot Widdersheim .... Social Chan manElizabeth Pippin Music ChairmanJessie Beth Longino StewardshipShirley Kagly Personal Service

Dorothy HowardDoris O'NealJulia Grii finTommy Lee FowlerCaroi yn JonesVivian SultHi rsY KramerLura TYNERJune ShoneMar.iorii Kl RSI 1Barbara McGinnisMary Ellen Anderson[ li i i \ MartinBarbara I'm. iDonna Shui rz[uni FesnI i izabeth Pippin|i smi Beth LonginoDot Widdershi imSlum i v K VGI iKnew mi Sin i I II I \.'i i l l Wll SONH im i ii Dobbins1 li i i \ Ben netiI km \ FrenchLetji Mitchell


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LEWIS ANDERSON PURTZ DOBBINSREESE BURDINE PARSON REAVESMORRISON WARE AVENT KNIGHTCOOPER BRANCH HOWARD BENNETT

B. S. U. COUNCILJohn Lewis PresidentJane Reese First Vice-PresidentLula Mai, Morrison Second Vice-PresidentEd Cooper )Mary Ellen Anderson '..'.] Tl"ul Vice-PresidentJ. T. Burijink SecretaryBi d W'aki TreasurerGarland Branch . . Sunday School Representative( aki Purtz AssociateHarold Parson li.T.U. Representative' .1 ORG] Avi NT . / ,. , . ..... magazine RepresentativesI' i, Mi iBBINS ( s 'Pai I In i ) ,, , u Vesbcr (../uinmenMoKOT I I Y I l


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'Let us go forward under iBie influence of Spain*"

MEMBERSDora ValdezRuth WhiteAnita MooreDavid LehmanIrma FrenchMax StamperDorothy GibbonsFrank WatsonChris NapoliJean TriggOlive LordNatalie TrueDoris MilliganMary MockCarolyn Buck

OFFICERSDora Valdez .Anita MoorlDavid LehmanRuth Whiii .Dr. Arjona .

PresidentVi( e-President

TreasurerSecretary

Vacuity Adviser

FACULTY MEMBERSDr. ThorntonDr. ArjonaProfessor WintersJean Finney

SIGMA DELTA PINational Spanish Fraternity

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REAVESLORDDURRANCEHUDGINS

ROGY HILLMAN TURNERTENNILLE MARCUM ALBRITTON ARKLEYMILLIGAN DURRANCE BENNETT RAMSEYSPECHT ZORNES WAGNER STACEY

PHI BETANational Professional Fraternity of Music

Founded at Northwestern University, 1912Eta Chapter Established in December, 1921

Colors: Violet and Gold Flower: RoseOFFICERS

Margar] i Reaves President|ian Rogy Vice-PresidentRi in lln i man Corresponding SecretaryKatherini Turner Recording Secretaryoiivi Lord Treasure!Helen Tennille DoorkeeperEllen Marcum Historian

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PI DELTA PSIOne of the newly organized honorary clubs on campus for the pur-pose of promoting interest in contemporary literature.

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OFFICERSLeRoy Barkstrom .... Jus/iceAubrey Vincent . . . Vice JusticeMaurice Miller . Clerk and TreasurerIvan Yenetchi Marshal

PLEDGESJack Hayward Roy SummerlinJoe Ben Stone Frank Watson

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GARTNERMIMSWARETHOMPSON

COOPERMIXONSTRICKLANDMITCHELL

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NAPOLISANDERSONBROWN

RUTLEDGEREIDHADDOX

MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 1942-43J. T. Bukdine, Jr.Ed CooperMauru i FainDavid M. GardnerPat I In iJohn LewisT. R. MimsI.AW'RI N( I MlXONChris NapoliAaron R i i i i ik.il')ii I Si kii m AND

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THE STETSON UNIVERSITYDEFENSE COUNCIL

Established May, 1941

President W. S. AllenCommander

Professor Harold M. GiffinVice-Commander

Crafton H. PyneCo-Ordinator

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEDr. Harry Carwood Chairman, Committee on Curricula and AssemblyProfessor Curtis M. Lowery Chairman, Committee on Emergency Safety PrecautionMr. Warren C. Cowell Chairman, Committee on Physical FitnessJohn Lewis Chairman, Committee on Extra-Curricula Activity

STAFFMr. Carl H. Johnson Chief Air-Raid WardenMr. Elmer Barnett Chief Protection OfficerGarland Hayes Chief of Fire-Control SquadMiss Edgelle Henry Chief at Emergency Casualty PostDonald Black Chief of Men's Stretcher SquadsAnne Spinks Chief of Women's Stretcher SquadsMargaret Reaves Chief of CommunicationsMary Frances Smith Chief of Messenger Squad

Mr. Robert I. AllenMr. Robert BarnettDr. John F. ConnMiss Evelyn DoddDr. William E. Duckwitz

FACULTY MEMBERSMiss Esther HickMiss Curtis HornDr. R. F. HowlsMrs. Sara S. JernicanDr. W. Hugh McEniryMiss Etter Turner

Mrs. Mary McLaughlinDr. James MacVickerMiss Barbara RoweMiss Charlotte SmithDr. Irving Stover

STUDENT MEMBERSWilliam AldenRobert AllenBetty Jane AmidonFrances ArkleyRobert BarnesConstance BennettPauline BennettMelvin BurgerBarbara BlackAnnette BoltonFrank BrownGordon CarlsonLewis CladinWilbur Clonts(red DickinsonJean DouglasWilbur Eichholz

June FennRuth FrenchHelen HarperJack HaywardEmily Van HousonEleanor HoluemanDorothy HowellDorothy JenningsAndri w KnoxBetsy KramerWilliam KennedyTerry KenehanJessie Beth LonginoJeanette McArthurLillian McClementLouise McClureSis Martin

Doris MilliganT. R. MlMSLaverne NixonShirley MooreMax MoslerChris NapoliJames Nl i sonHim n OliverJoseph PadulaHarold ParsonMary PlTTMANMartha PriceCarl PurtzKi N m i ii PurtzWai ti r PurtzJane Ri i siJean RogyBetty Schollig

Donna SchultzJean ShawBetty SmithWilliam SmithJohn SnellingsElizabeth StaceyMax StamperW'iiii \m StricklandLucille SummerfordRoy SummerlinNatalie TrueJean TriggKatherine Tl'KM rBrooks Wai ki kI vi ki it WhitmanCharles Wii.i iamsMi even Wilkjns


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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUROFFICERS

Max Stamper PresidentJ. T. Burdine Vice-PresidentElsie Merritt Recording SecretaryIrma French Publicity ChairmanBetty Powers TreasurerNina Dyai Corresponding Secretary

Purpose: To acquaint the students of Stetson University with con-ditions of the world, and to promote interests in these conditions.

John LewisDaniel MeyhoeferEdith KnoxDavid LehmanFrank Wa i sonErnest Mac i ii nRobert Barni sHi [i I )l( K.INSONFLONNI1 A Mil usDoris Mn i iganMary Ann BrownA.MIA Mould

Jimmy SmithDoris HartmanMarie HiseyDick SmithDelphene CoverstonMary Frances SmithGeorge GoodmanCarl Pur rzRuth FrenchWilliam MatinsKai pi i MATOUSEK


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VOLUNTEERS FOR CHRISTIAN SERVICEMEMBERS

Hazelle WilsonDorothy RichardsonViolet SmithDorothy WiddershiemVirginia AgettMary Ellen AndersonJudith DobbinsEvelyn DoddJames Overton

Jane KnightHarry AtkinsonMartha PriceEleanor HoldermanAnita MooreHelen MartinHelen BennettDorothy Howard

Aim: The aim of this organization is to bring together those students who havebeen called and have surrendered to do any Christian service as the Lord leads andfor the purpose of creating a real Christian spirit on Stetson's campus.


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PAX-HELLENIC COUNCILOFFICERS

Helen Doris McCormick PresidentDoris Milligan Vice-PresidentBitty Smith SecretaryMary Mock TreasurerBarbara Rowe Adviser

MEMBERSAlpha Xi Delta Pi Be/a PhiDoris Milligan Jean DouglasBetty Powers Betty SmithDelta Delta Delta Ze/a Taw AlphaHelen Doris McCormick Mary MockBarbara Burgman Marie Hisi y


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GAMMA SIGMA EPSILONHonorary Chemistry Fraternity

Ray Spaulding Grand AlchemistGarland Branch VisorHarriet Steffens RecorderDr. John F. Conn Faculty Adviser

Joseph AdneyKarl KesmodelAnita Moore

BETA KEYBiology Fraternity

Harriet Steffens PresidentWilliam Alden Vice-PresidentAnne Spinks SecretaryJean Douglas TreasurerDorothy Fuller Faculty Adviser

Connie BennettWalker GreenElsie HookerKarl KesmodelJoe PadulaElaine PhillipsRay SpauldingJoyce WebberRuth WhiteDorothy Howard

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Honorary Mathematics SocietyFELLOWS

Branch PresidentPurtz Vice-PresidentHerndon SecretaryPurtz . . ... TreasurerSmith Sergeant-at-Arms

ASSOCIATESMary CarltonLula Mae MorrisonRay SpauldingDorothy HowardDr. C. M. Lowry, Adviser spauldingDr. D. F. Faulkner, FounderDr. R. I. AllenDr. John F. Conn

SIGMA PI SIGMAHonorary Physics Society

Branch PresidentHerndon Vice-PresidentC. Allen Secretary

Leland Ernest spinksBruce MuirheadEverett WhitmanR. I. Allen Adviser


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STETSON UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUBHarold M. Giffin Director

Frances ArkleyBarbara BassettBetty Lou BellAnnette BoltonRosemary ClarkGeorgette ClarkNina ClarkeEleanor EddinsTommie Lei: FowlerElaine Fretwell

Betty Jane AmidonHelen BennettFrances BrownMartha DurranceRuth DurranceElinor EdlinLeJeune HughesVivian Humphrey

Robert AllenMaurice FainOrien Farrell

SOPRANOSMary GentryLucile HalsteadRuth HillmanElizabeth HowellBrooks HudginsBessie Lou IveyNancy Ann LaneRuth McDanielLeta MitchellRabel Moreman

ALTOSMary LasaterLillian McClementEdith MillerDoris MilliganMary MockAnita Moori:Gladys PippinMargaret ReavesJamie Richards

TENORSWilliam MathisWinston McQuiddy T. R. MimsChris Napoli

BASSESRobert HerndonHarold MitchellOrian OsburnHarold Parson

Elizabeth PippinMary RamseyHelen ReesGerry ReifschneiderGladys SchulteKathryn ShirleyMary Frances SmithAnn SpinksVivian Sult

Jean RogyJean ShawElizabeth StaceyLucille SumerfordHelen TennilleTerry WagnerMartha WhiteBetty Lee Zornes

Grafton PymJames SmithComer Woodall

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ALPHA XI DELTAFounded at Lombard College in 1893

Omega Chapter Established in May, 1917Colors: Double Blue and Gold Flower: Killarney Rose

OFFICERSElizabeth Welden Stacy PresidentTerry Wagner Vice-PresidentRuth Hillman TreasurerJean Rogy Recording SecretaryPauline Bennett Corresponding Secretary

CHAPTER MEMBERSIN FACULTATE

Triisbi.e Lowry Virginia E. Giffin Dorothy Fuller Aileen Worth

Flonnie AndersPauline BennettAnnette BoltonVirginia Cham hi rlinMarjorie Esthi sEdith Marii Gardni rDorothy GibbonsFlo Gross

IN UNIVERSITATERuth HillmanCarolyn HowesDorothy JenningsCree McLaughlinEllen MarcumEdith MillerDoris Milliganhni i is Mitchell

Jeanne NeelyBetty PowersMargaret ReavesJean RogyMary Frances SmithElizabeth Welden StacyTerry Wagner

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PLEDGESJerry JarvisCleo JofinsonMary LasaterHarriett Linder

Yvonne MaloyAgnes Paui.kEvelyn Van Scoy


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DELTA DELTA DELTAFounded in 1888, at Boston University, Boston, Mass.

Alpha Delta Chapter Established in May, 1913Colors: Silver, Gold and Blue Flower: Pansy

OFFICERSBarbara Burgman PresidentNina Dyal Vice-PresidentHelen Doris McCormick SecretaryAnn Spinks Treasurer


Sara Staff Jernigan Curtis Horn

Barbara BurgmanBarbara BlackSara CarverAlyce CowartM\k i ha DurranceRuth Durham iNina DyalNancy Fi-.ssi.nih nElaine I hi rwELLPatty Fugle

IN UNIVERSITATEHelen HarperDottie HowellMargaret JohnstonDotsy LipscombeJessie Beth Longino|l ANETTE McARTHURLouise McClureHelen Doris McCormickShirley MooreElizabeth Pippin

Gladys PippinBarbara PriceJune ShoneDonna ShultzAnne SpinksKareen TaylorJean TriggNatalie TriteEmily Van Heusen

Carole Bi.attyMiriam Blackburn GrantAnn Gii.iji rt

PLEDGESMarcia Ham mi rAnn Hir i hShirley Lytle

Fran Sue. Mai DONALDBarbara Otto


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CARVERCOWARTM. DURRANCER. DURRANCEFESSENDENFRETWELL

FUGLEGILBERTHAMMERHARPERHIRTHHOWELL

JOHNSONLIPSCOMBELONGINOLYTLEMcARTHURMcCLURE

MACDONALDMOOREOTTOE. PIPPING. PIPPINPRICE

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PI BETA PHIFounded April 28, at Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois

Florida Alpha Chapter Established January 3 0, 1913

Colors: Wine and Silver Blue Flower: Wine Carnation

First Semester

Betty Smith PresidentBetty Smiley Vice-PresidentNorma Gardner TreasurerBetty Jane Amidon . . . Recording SecretaryHelen Oliver . . . Corresponding Secretary

Second Semester

Jean Douglas PresidentBetsy Kramer Vice-PresidentCarolyn Jones TreasurerCarolyn Buck .... Recording SecretaryHelen Oliver . . . Corresponding Secretary


Annie Nadine Holden

Hi i i y Jam AmidonConstance Bi nnj nCarolyn BuckJean DouglasLouis) FugateNorma Gardni k

IN UNIVERSITATEACTIVE

Carolyn JonesMargaret JusticeEdith KnoxBi isy KramerHelen OliverPatrk IA Pi II I RHelen Ki i

Betty SchelligBetty SmileyBetty SmithEvelyn StoweVivian SultDoris Warren

l'. > in BrooksLucille ClarkVirginia Elmi MDOR]

PLEDGESJuni F'ennJa< kii Iisi ii R111 I I > I llNMAN

Sara Lou JohnsonJean Pinkley


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ZETA TAU ALPHAFounded October 15, 1898, at Virginia State Normal School, Farmville, Virginia

Beta Psi Chapter Established in October, 1934Colors: Turquoise Blue and Gray Flower: White Violet

OFFICERSMarie Hisey PresidentSylvia Jones Vice-PresidentBetty Pari itt SecretaryRachel Clarke Treasurer

Etter TurnerCHAPTER MEMBERS

IN FACULTATESue McEachirn Burns Frances Thornton

Virginia Agj i iBarbara Bassi i iCl \ i k i BrandiesBetty CannonCharline CarsonRachel ClarkeShirley Coi n(.AUDI I; Ml RSON

IN UNIVERSITATEMarilee HarperMarie HiseySylvia JonesMarjorie KerseyIsabelle LowmanMary MockLeta MitchellBettv Pari ti r

Rosamond PopeMary Catherine RamseyBrownie SchulteEvelyn TurrentineLura TynerAnnette WalcottRuth WhiteDorothy Widdershiem

Nina ClarkM ah. i ok i i I i i in iPLEDGES

Tow m v Lee FowlerBrooks I [UDGINSJoy Jackson

Avice Rhea MartinJanette Spainhour


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BASSETTBRANDIESCANNONCARSONCLARKE

COENELLIOTEMERSONFOWLERHUDGINS

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DAVID LEHMANSecretary ROBERT HENRYSergeant-at-ArmsDELTA SIGMA PHI

Founded at the City College of New York, December 10, 1899Alpha Chi Chapter Was Established in 192 5

Colors: Nile Green ami White Flower: While CarnationThe primary duty of our Fraternity is the support of the University in its effort to give the members theeducation and training they desire; and to instill a love of country, reverence for religion, and regard forthe truth.

Dr. R. I. Ami \MEMBERS

IN FACULTATE Dean Harry C. Garwood

I I Koy BarkstromJ. C. Brad: i vGari \ \n Branc i i

Robert HenryKarl Kesmodi iAndrew KnoxDavid LeeimanJames OwensRichard Smith

Harry SnyderRichard TowleHarry Whitsett

PLEDGESFrank BambergNed Boddy1 1 I I ( I A K KJulian Clark

1 . ' i ii I ( OKI RDavid ( Irani nun| \< k Graves


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PI KAPPA PHIFounded at the College of Charleston, 1904

Chi Chapter Established, 1921Colors: Gold and White Flower: Red RoseMotto: "Nothing, shall tear us asunder.

Carl Johnson

William AldenRichard BaguleyRobert BarnesJ. T. Burdine\\ II BUR ElCHHOLZOrien Farrill


W. E. DuckwitzIN UNIVERSITATE

David GardnerTruman GraysonGarland HayesEugene HeadJack InmanDale Jones

Harold Giffin

Howard KurtzErnest MachenRichard MansurWilliam MathisWinston MqQuiddyAlton Myers

James NelsonJames SmithJohn SnellingsCarl StaffordWilliam ThompsonMelvin Wilkins

First SemesterEr.ni st Machen Arc/nutRoberi Barnes Treasurer| amis Nelson SecretaryWinston McQuiddy HistorianDavid Gardner ChaplainJ. T. Burdine Warden

Second SemesterRobert Barnes ArchonDavid Gardner TreasurerWinston McQuiddy SecretaryWilliam Mathis HistorianJ. T. Burdine ChaplainAlton Myers Warden

PLEDGESGil 111 K I Bi \ I I I "II I' i . |',l ,\< KI i i ,h Brown\\ ii BI n (minisFred I >i< kinsonI [arrison Grii|osi I'l I J \< OBS

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PLEDGESWalter PurtzAlfred ReidWilliam SmithDon StewartRoy Sum merlinEverett WhitmanCharles Williams1 Iarold Parson


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THE LEGION OF HONORFounded at Virginia Military Institute, 1869

Delta Mu Chapter Established, 1913Colors: Black, "White and Gold Flower: White Rose

'To believe in a life of love,To walk in the way of honor,and to serve in the light of truth."

This is the life, the way, and the light,this is the creed of our fraternity.

OFFICERSAubrey Vincent CommanderHarvey Gardner Lieutenant CommanderWilliam Kennedy RecorderDale Melching Treasurer

ACTIVE MEMBERSRobert BrownJack CausilrGordon CarlsonGeorge DavisI*i ii R EaslandAlvin FullerI Iak\ i y GardnerGeorge GoodmanWilliam Ki nnidvEdward Koi si i rRobert LipscomblRai I'M Matousi.k

Dale MelchingBrad MillerWilliam MitchellJoseph PadulaRay SpauldingEdward StrattonAubrey VincentFrank WatsonPaul WilcoxGordon WilliamsonWilliam Wood

George Hanna Ray Roebuck


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THE CITY OF DeLANDAND

DeLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCEEXTEND

Congratulations To The Graduating ClassofJOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY

DeLAND is situated in the fertile ridge section, midway in theFlorida peninsula, four miles from the scenic St. Johns River,famous for its black bass fishing, and twenty-two miles from theworld renowned beaches of the Atlantic seaboard. Being so cen-trally located, practically every point of interest in the state maybe visited within one day's drive.

Summer and winter DeLand is a place of blue skies, balmy airand sunshine. Children grow strong and sun-tanned, and olderpeople add years to their span of life. Here are accommodationsto suit every purse: hospitable hotels, charming apartments andhomesall in a setting of tropical beauty. DeLand is a beautifulcity, appealing to those of educational and cultural background.It is a friendly citya city you will like.

For Further Information About DeLand Please Write

CHAMBER OF COMMERCEDeLAND FLORIDA


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