Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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£ ADMINISTRATION r I - A ! W. LANDON SMITH University Physician and Health Officer I H. GRAVES EDMONDSON Comptroller JAMES O. AVISON Director of Alumni Affairs INFIRMARY STAFF Mrs. Phifer, Barbara Swink, Mrs. Haun, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Reese, Mrs. Friend, Mrs. Phoneger. C ' V I . V 10 ELBERT C. TYNER Director of Extension Services

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BILLY RAY BAGGETT Dean of Men STAFF OF THE MARY EDNA PARKER Assistant Dean of Women CARL H. JOHNSON Director of Men ' s Housing WILLIAM K. GUMMING Director of Public Pe ' afions RALPH A. BECKER Assistant to tlie Business Manager

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SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS The College of Liberal Arts is the oldest and largest of the four colleges comprising Stetson University. To its ap- proximately one thousand students, masters and bachelors degrees are offered in the divisions of humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, and education. Each Stetson student comes in contact with the liberal arts curriculum as it is the core of the University. Through its general education series one gains a well-rounded knowl- edge and understanding of the arts and sciences. In addi- tion, the liberal arts major has the opportunity to partici- pate in such areas of study as the Honors Program, the Charles E. Merrill Program of American Studies, combina- tion programs in forestry and engineering, and the Wash- ington Semester. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dan Denman VICE-PRESIDENT Jackie Pitts SECRETARY Kaye Ballou TREASURER Dick Krause DEAN WILLIAM HUGH McENIRY, JR. From left are Jackie Pills, Dan Denman. and Kave HaHou. T