Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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DEAN ROy F. HOWES DEDICATION The staff of the HATTER for ' 44 feels deeply the honor it has in nnakins the dedica- tion of this year ' s book. The theme of the book is sonnewhat unusual . . . not by chance, but because of the influence of one man. Our purpose in choosing the future for a theme is to indicate the trend of thought in the minds of Stetson Students this year. They are thinking of the place they can fill in the world of the future . . . not a place to gain — not a place to accumulate wealth or social prestige, but a place to give — a world in which we must sacrifice for all humanity in order that we may justify our education. These are not original thoughts with us; they are the reflection of the philosophy of this man. It is therefore with great pleasure that we dedicate the book with the Theme of the future to the man with the Thoughts for the future, Dean Howes.

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CONTENTS Dedication, R. F. Howes 5 Faculty and Administration 7 Senior Class II Junior Class 17 Sophomore Class 21 Freshman Class 27 Athletics 33 Features 37 Organizations 45 The S. T. A. R 93 Advertising 97 HULLEY TOWER ELIZABETH TOWER FOREWORD The HATTER for ' 44 departs somewhat from the conventional. We have chosen to concentrate on the world of the future and have in so doing neg- lected the world of today. We have de-empha- sized the allure of pictures somewhat to make way for the less attractive but more comprehensive arti- cles written by students. We do this to preserve for ourselves not the faces but the thoughts of our fellow classmates. The world of tomorrow is a challenge to all the students of today. The world of tomorrow will be the world of opportunity for the senior of today. We wish to preserve our re- actions so that we can help prepare the students of future years for THEIR world of tomorrow.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES F. N. K. BAILEY E. L HON L A. PERKINS, JR. C. ROY ANGELL WILLIAM SIMS ALLEN B. B. BAGGETT C. H. BOLTON THEODORE C. BROOKS DOYLE E. CARLTON MRS. ALFRED 1. duPONT J. OLLIE EDMUNDS W. A. HOBSON S. V. HOUGH ELKANAH B. HULLEY DAVID M. GARDNER S. BRYAN JENNINGS EDWARD L MICKL5 O. K. REAVES G. HENRY STETSON JOHN B. STETSON, JR. JOHN B. STETSON, III HUGH WEST J. L. WHITE STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Stetson Student Body Association officers have been sonnewhat mixed up during the past year. The Vice-President, Miss Jean Douglas, left Stetson during the sum- mer to join the Waves. The President, David Gardner, graduated in December, 1943. This left Miss Margaret Reaves, the Secretary to act as President until an acting chair- man, Mr. Adney, was appointed. DAVID GARDNER JEAN DOUGLAS MARGARET REAVES 6 NINA DYAL JOE ADNEY