Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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LIBERAL ARTS The College of Liberal Arts is the oldest and largest of the four universit) colleges. Elizabeth Hall. Flagler Science Hall and Holmes Hall comprise the classroom area. While attending Stetson, ever) student comes in contact with the Liberal Arts School. It is the core of the education of every student, from the business student to the music or law major. The Liberal Arts prepares student-- to enter the world to earn gainful em- ployment and instills them with a permanent love and appreci- ation of the arts, letters and sciences which surround us. This in itself gives an added enjoyment and enrichment to our lives. WILLIAM H. McENIRY Dean of Liberal Arts School

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♦ I I ■ . BARBARA ROW E Registrar WILLIAM II. McCAMMON Director of Rcligiou Activities G. E. GILL1LAND Director of Alumni Affairs EVERETTE JOHNSON Purchasing Agenl

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LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL OFFICERS: DONNA ROE, Vice-President; MALCOLM GLASS, Treasurer; MARY ALICE SMITH, Secretary; WAYNE CHASTA1N, President. RAY V. SOWERS. Professor of Education, 1 HR, A.B.. LL.D.. Florida South- ern College; M.A.. University of North Carolina. RANDOLPH LAURIE CARTER. Professor of Education. 1444. A.B., Mercer Universitj ; M.A., Columbia Universitj : Ph.D.. Peabody College. FRANK R. TUBBS. Assistant Director of Interns. 1947, A. B.. Maryville Col- lege; M.S.. University of Tennessee. RUBERT JAMES LONGSTREET. Professor of Education, 1949, B.S.. LL.B., Stetson University; M.A., Duke University. RUTH 1. SMITH. Assistant Professor of Education, 1954, B.S.. Pennsylvania Slate Teachers College, Slippery Rock; M.A., Ed.D., University of Pittsburgh. JOHN L. HODGES. Assistant Professor of German, 1954, A.B., M.A.. Ph.D.. University of North Carolina. FRANCES CLABAUGH THORNTON. Professor of French. 1934. A.B.. M.A., Stetson University; Docteur es Lettres de [ ' Universite de Toulouse. JAMES . sTF.W RT. Professor of Philosophy and Dean of the (.hapei. 1955. Diploma in Theology. Baptist Theological College of Ireland: M.R.E.. New Orleans Theological Seminary; Ph.D.. Eastern I niversity; D.D.. Stet- son University. BENSON WILMS DAVIS. Professor of Philosophy and Classical Languages, 1938. .P... M.A., Ph.D.. Urv ' versity of North Carolina. DORIS MM. R.IONA. Professor of Spanish. 1938. A.B.. University of Mich- igan; M.A., Ph.D.. Universitj of Chicago: Litt.D.. Northern Michigan College. ESTHER l. HICK. Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 1941. B.S.. l. .. Stetson 1 niversity. JOE BERRY. Instructor in Physical Education. 1953. B.S., Bowling Green State I niversity. SAR STAFF JERNIGAN. Professor of Physical Education, 1937. U.S.. M.A.. Stetson I niversity. VRREN CASSIUS COWELL, ' Professoi of Physical Education. 1935. B.S.. Kansas State Agricultural College: M.A., I niversity of Florida. ELIZABETH AUTREY, issociate Professor of Physical Education. 1946, B.S., Florida State College for Women: M.S.. I niversitj of Wisconsin. WESLEY 1. BERNER, issistant Professoi of Physical Education. 1947. B.S., Pacific 1 niversity: M.A.. Stetson I niversity. .1. DAVID BARBER, Issistant Professoi of Political Science, 1955. A.B., M.A., Universitj I Chicago. E UNS COMBS JOHNSON, Assistant Professor ol History and Political Science, 1953. .l ' ,.. M.A., I nil :rsity of Alabama; Ph.D.. University of North ( iaroliua. JAMES MELVIN I ' KK.l. Issistant Professor of History, 1953. B.A., State Uni- versitj of Iowa; M.A., Columbia University. ROYAL GLENN HALL. Visiting Professoi of History, 1953, V.B., Park Col- lege; B.D., Auburn Theological Seminary; M.A., Universitj of Kansas; Ph.D.. University of Chicago.