Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Elizabeth Hall, the Admin- istration Building, is the gift of Mr. John B. Stetson and bears the name of his wife. A three-story structure, in the style of the Spanish renais- sance, it contains the adminis- trative offices, the art museum, the auditorium, and many of the class rooms. It is often referred to as the center of Stetson ' s intellectual life.

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V ¥ Dr. and Mrs. Edmunds and their daughter, Jane, greet the freshmen at a formal reception held in Stetson Union. This is one of the highlights of their orientation program. Mr. Sartain pauses to greet two Stetson students on their way to class.

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This engineering student exemplifies one of the purposes of the University which is to help each student find and prepare for the particular vocation for which he or she is fitted by ability, aptitude and character. ■ , T B r ' 5 v • ll - r jj f ' t J 1 ■ If m lfr r ZJ M f M y ' MM k :, H This student depicts a phase of cam- pus life which develops appreciation of beauty — in music, art, literature, nature, thought and living.