Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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students were able to occupy them in September. THE FOCAL POINT of campus academic activities, Elizabeth Hall contains a major portion of Stetson ' s classrooms and offices, along with the bookstore, art gallery, and auditorium. THE GROUND IS BROKEN and construction will soon be under way on the newest addition to the campus, the luxurious and beautifully appointed women ' s dormitories. The many unusual features of these buildings were planned with the resident student ' s viewpoint in mind. ' ' - S P||( ■ i:n?l

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FROM ONCE EMPTY PINE LOTS, and then to skeletons of brick and wood, the construction ot the new Men ' s Dormitories proceeded so rapidly that Campus Vie i s Living in and around the Stetson campus, we tend to take for granted the picturesque makeup of our surroundings. The visitor from out of town who passes through the city of DeLand, approaches the Stetson campus, and sees the rolling lawns, the massive size of Elizabeth Hall, the neat Geor- gian architecture of Allen Hall and the contrast- ing white of the Music School surrounded by shrubbery, oil emanating that feeling of the Old South. 16

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THE LINCOLN HULLEY MEMORIAL CARILLON TOWER, played regularly throughout the school year, rises beside one of the most beautiful and imposing buildings on campus, the Chaudoin Hall women ' s dormitories. TAKE A GOOD LOOK, it is probably your last as the Stetson University Commons, one of the newer buildings on campus, was destroyed by fire early on the morning of December 23, 1954. It was during the holidays fortunately and no one was hurt. HOME Of THE DAUBERS, Holmes Hall is the center of fine arts in the visual line. ALTHOUGH NO LONGER THE NEWEST nor the largest of the men ' s dorms, Conrad Hall is far from being outmoded as it houses a large segment of the mole population in its spacious rooms. m ' %