Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Cyrus Cressy directs a group of Stetson coeds in modern dance techniques. A small child looks on in rapt attention as Judy Hohman and Bert Humphries, last spring ' s Hatter Holiday co- chairmen, pedal away on a scooter and tricycle. Even wandering minstrels can be lured into an im- promptu concert at the university as was this talented ballad singer. 11

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Pershing Rifles members bow before being tapped into the honorary. The Reserve Officer Training Corps is a four- year program enabling a college graduate to enter the service with a commission. Each cadet is pre- paring for the army through drilling, learning weapon maintenance, and having classes in mili- tary strategy, history, and regulations. A staff of Regular Army officers and NCOs direct the program at Stetson. The Cadet Corps color guard stands at attention on the drill field. Inclement weather sometimes necessitates the corps ' using Hulley Gym instead of the outside drill field.

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Bill George collects money for the March of Dimes from a passing motorist as S-Club president Jerry Dunworth, sponsor Wes Berner, and Bill Cross look laughingly on. The S-Club, organization for varsity lettermen, sponsors such other activities as Rat Week and donkey basketball. Beth Bierley and Lee Britton break into a cha-cha step at one of the SGA dances as Cookie Riley, dancing in background with Ken Cassel, is caught in the middle of a sen- tence. The Student Government Association, directed by president Byrd Booth, sponsored several similar dances in the Putnam Hotel. 12