Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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WILLIAM H. McCAMMON Director of Religions Activities CARL H. JOHNSON Director of Men ' s Housing CHARLOTTE SMITH Librarian TT v Ep ) k Jah -r: - ALMA NELSON University Nurse BARBARA TURNER Director of Post Office

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A. F. TUTTLE Director of Admissions J. BLANDFORD TAYLOR Director of News Bureau WALTER J. BAGGS Director of Alumni Affairs Cl JACK OLOFSON Assistant Dean of Men BARBARA ROWE Registrar

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LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL The College of Liberal Arts is the oldest and largest of the four univer- sity colleges. Elizabeth Hall, Flagler Science Hall and Holmes Hall com- prise the classroom area. While at- tending Stetson, every student comes in contact with the Liberal Arts School. It is the core of the educa- tion of every student, from the busi- ness student to the music or law major. The Liberal Arts prepares students to enter the world, to earn gainful employment, and instills them with a permanent love and apprecia- tion of the arts, letters and sciences which surround us. This in itself gives an added enjoyment and enrich- ment to our lives. WILLIAM H. McENIRY Dean of Liberal Arts School OFFICERS Bon Carnes President Gary Meadows Vice-President Joanne Bolton Secretary Betty Sharp Treasurer