Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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HcuM Council Lou Beyers is president of the Stetson Hall House Council. Other representatives are Jane Wykoff, secretary; Pat Maxcy, social chairman; Evelyn Trundle, standards chairman. STEVENS HALL The president of the House Council of Stevens Hall is Betty Mulholland. She is assisted by Binky Brice, secretary; June Billings, social chairman, and Earldine Watkins, standards chairman. « HJU j j BRITTAIN HALL CONRAD HALL

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The Women ' s Student Government is the executive body on Stetson ' s campus through which the students are able to govern themselves and help keep the regu- lations by which they are to live while in college. The officers of the executive council are Nancy Brown, president; Virginia McKenzie, vice-president; Celia Goff, secretary; and the representatives-at-large are Jewell Mitchell, Viggo Dalbo, Anita Caldwell, Sue Fowler, and Jewel Garrett. The five women ' s dormitories are each governed by girls chosen from each of these dormitories. Margaret Bateman is president of the Brittain Hall House Council. Other members of the Council are Virginia Vriesenger, secretary; Sara Martha Adams, social chairman; Mavis Pitts, standards chairman. The Conrad Hall House Council is made up of Ruth Cobb, president; Libby Braddock, secretary; Frances Collins, social chairman; Barbara Home, standards chairman. The Palms Council is represented by Mary Catherine McCollough, president; Betty Jo Beville, secretary; Anita Lamkin, social chairman; Martha Gray, standards chairman.

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THE LAW SCHOOL The College of Law reopened in September with an excellent faculty and sixty-four students. Stetson is nationally known as having one of the finest law schools in the South. Freshmen in the College of Law are Joseph Charles Adderly, Jr., Ralph Gifford Baum, Ronayne Waldron Bennett, Bruce Clay Bishop, Bernard Roy Blais, Donald Wheeler Butler, Howard Jerome Clifton, William Overton Clifton, Richard H. Cooper, Harold Duling Cross, Edward C. Daniels, Jr., George Glen Darty, Fred O. Dickinson, Jr., Philip Edelman, Vernon Wynne Evans, Jr., Roger Denis Flynn, R. Lee Freeman, John Rockwood Gould, Meyel Herman Haack, Morris Allen Hale, Rich- ard Martin Harris, Isaiah Tucker Irvin, Harvey J. Jemigan, Gilmer Andrew Jones, Jr., Phillip R. Kelley, Victor Robert Koche, G. Gerald Kunes, Robert Edward Lee, Thomas Edison Lee, Harry M. Lynn, Jr., Harry James McCortney, William Holt Maness, Elsie Merritt, George S. Middleton, Charles Mitchell, John Joseph Nedza, Hue Edgar Nunnallee, Leroy A. O ' Laughlin, Melvin Orfiii- ger, Ward Hudson Parry, Marvin Rehrer, Frances Lucille Rutledge, Frances William Sams, Milton Henry Smith, Arthur M. Spaulding, Walter B. Townley, Jr., Herman Turnage, Earl DeWitt War- den, Jr., Volie A. Williams, Donald E. Wilkes. Juniors in the College of Law are Gordon G. Bentley, Reyburn P. Haddock, Robert Ken- neth Martin, James B. Owens, Louis Vernon Scarborough, Orin Douglas Stenstrom, Roy Clark Summerlin. Senior in the College of Law is Wallace Russell Smith. 24