Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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▼ MATTER Annual publication of DeLand Chbistine Magaha, Editor-in-Chief Florida Bob Clabk, Business Manager pck

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They ' ve come back . . . the boys who went to the Solomons and New Guinea ... to Anzio and the Philippines. They ' ve put aside the olive drab . , . the navy blues . . . the shiny buttons. Now only the lapel button distinguishes the sports jacket of the serviceman turned student from that of the fellows just out of high school. They become a part of the whole . . . they add their maturity, their am- bitions, their experiences to the Stetson that has been made by those who stayed at home; and the returning soldier, sailor, or marine is one with the bobby-soxer, the campus co-ed, and the boy just out of high school. The tyheteeh Jcrtif £ei)eH

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£teUeH (feet JwuxttA Never before has this phrase been spoken with more truth than in the school year 1946-47. Everything has happened from sipping tea with Dr. Allen in Chaudoin Parlor to coming home with a sore throat from the football games. The long- sought soda shop has at last become a reality and it is crowded from dawn to dark. Being in the center of the campus it has become the gathering place, and a person just doesn ' t get around if he doesn ' t go there at least once a day. Class rooms are crowded and turning away students; and who can wonder with an enrollment of 1,800? There are many wonderful things over which to reminisce, so just turn the pages and see for yourself.