Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

Page 14 text:

Jo l- rofeSdor and llflrA. J4, . lAJinterS LONG A PART OF THE SPIRIT OF STETSON 1 1

Page 13 text:

3ron. ike HATTER to YDU No, you ' re not seeing things. There ' s a very real third person in that picture of the editor and business manager. He ' s the Hatter himself, the honest-to-good- ness Spirit of Stetson! Where did he come from? We ' re not absolutely sure, but one afternoon when we were up to our ears in general confusion, someone saw him sitting on our list of misspelled names. From then on he was with us. All we had to do to make him appear wos drink three cokes spiked with Hadacol. Seriously though, the little fellow ' s had quite a year. He yelled himself hoarse at all the games, promenaded to the Pazzunt ' s parodies (on music) in his new ROTC uniform, and, as always, budgeted his pennies and counted his quality points trying to make both stretch a little bit farther. He greeted you on the cover and he ' s here now to be your guide through the ' 51 HATTER. We hope you enjoy what he has to show you as much as we enjoyed putting it together. ' THE HATTER, GLORIA, AND KEN He agreed to become visible for Doty ' s camera. SL TABLE OF CONTENTS administration colleges athletics greeks organizations and activities ads ' n autographs All we know is that they worked on organizations.

Page 15 text:

WE DEDICATE THE 19 5 1 HATTER Harry S. Winters, professor of history and political science, completed his 24th consecutive year on the faculty of Stetson University on May 31, 1951. The son of the Dean of Women at Stetson from 1888 to 1892, he attended DeLand Academy and was the first man graduate of the University, receiving his degree in 1896. After doing graduate work at the University of Chicago, Peabody College, and Vanderbilt University, he joined the faculty at Stetson in 1927. Mrs. Winters is the former Mabel Allen, one of the first thirteen students enrolled in the academy which later became Stetson University. Professor and Mrs. Winters spend their summers at the Baptist Assembly at Ridgecrest, North Carolina. They have a keen interest in the religious activities of the campus, having given their former home to the University for use as a student religious center. Professor and Mrs. Winters ore part of Stetson Their influence has been felt through the years in making our University the school of which we are so proud today. To them we dedicate the 1951 HATTER. I I