Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Elizabeth Frix, Lynn Wall, Hilda Hubbard, Jerrie Moretz, Bett Gregg, Mary Jo Kintner, JoAnne Hopper, Jo Lysek, Suzanne DeLettre, Sylvia Blake, Gail Woodard. Mar Lou Goslin, Judy Pacobs, Patsy Morgan. CHAUDOIN HOUSE COUNCIL NORTH HOUSE COUNCIL Chaudoin Hall is the oldest resident hall for women on Stetson ' s campus. It houses the majority of the freshmen each year. OFFICERS JO LYSEK President loANNE HOPPER Vice-President JUNE HIGHSMITH Secretary SUZANNE DeLETTRE Sergeant -at -Arms MARY JO KINTNER Social Chairman The North Hall Council functions as the governing and advisory body of the newest of the women ' s resident halls. OFFICERS BETTY McKINLEY President MEREDITH DeWITT Vice-President BARBARA COLLINS Secretary DEANNA SCHOOLEY Scrgeant-at-Arms BETTY SHARPE Social Chairman Sally Boureau, Mary Lou Minton, Nancy Bordley, Betty Sharpe, Betty McKinley, Meredith DeWitt, Deanna Schooley, Mary Ann Aiken, Joan Barr, Patti Gaynor.

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Kachleeii Mui . Call Jcihnsuii, M.ivHK- I an , HfU Allen, Jane Harris. Gail kriicger, Sally Mathews, Mary Gill, Georgcanne Stfvens, Carolyn Townsend, Penny Blackford, Pal Howard. CONRAD HOUSE COUNCIL Conrad Hall functions this year, for the first time, as a women ' s dormitory. This dorm is composed mostly of freshmen. OFFICERS JANE HARRIS Prcsideiif GAIL KRUEGER Vk-c-Prcudcit SALLY MATHEWS Secretary BETTY ALLEN Sergeant-at-Arms GAIL JOHNSON Social Chairman STETSON HOUSE COUNCIL Stetson Hall is a freshman and sophomore dormitory for women. This house council governs its occupants. OFFICERS CHERRY DELL President JACKIE DOSSETT Vice-President NANCY NORSE Secretary JANE JACKSON Sergeant-at-Arms DOT BALLARD Social Chairman Row One: Jane Jackson, Jackie Dossett, Cherry Dell, Nancy Norse, Dot Ballard. Row Two: Claudette Finley, Sally Jo Custer, Bill Ruth, Judy Cox, Diana Kunze, Joen Mitchell, Joan Holzman, Toni Ogletree, Connie Pavey, Suzanne Abel. ■ j sptefeh Agfe: i

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WILLIAM HUGH McENIRY, JR. Dean of the School of Liberal Arts npHE College of Liberal Arts is the oldest and largest of the four university colleges. Eliza- beth Hall, Flagler Science Hall and Holmes Hall comprise the classroom area. While attending Stetson, every student comes in contact with the Liberal Arts School. It is the core of the educa- tion of every student, from the business student to the music or law major. The Liberal Arts pre- pare students to enter the world, to earn gainful employment, and instills them with a permanent love and appreciation of the arts, letters and sci- ences which surround us. This in itself gives an added enjoyment and enrichment to our lives. SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS OFFICERS BOB SULLINS President KEN SHEPARD Vice-President MARTHA HAMILTON Secretary JIM WHITMIRE Treasurer