Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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These House Fathers keep the fraternity houses In good running order M leathers Pat Dean — Sigma Phi Epsilon Jeff Harris — Lambda Chi Alpha Dave Ragan — Pi Kappa Alpha Mark Kapusta — Pi Kappa Phi Keith Feldman — Delta Sigma Phi Bill Epting — Sigma Nu Security may look tough but they ire great ... as long as you are not i iolating any rules. Making sure peo- ple park in the right place is only a small part of their job. ecurity Security is students working for students. Staff 27

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ms New Men ' s staff consists of Head Resident Todd Doane, Farris Briggs, Frani ie Miller, Dennis Aubry, Ken Lee- man and Jere Tolton. This is a crazy group of guys but we shouldn ' t air their dirty laundry. Cordis hall has been busy this yeai Among all the intramural teams, the won the chicken eating contest They also sponsored a Tide Slide par ty and a Name That Tune competi tion. Pictured here are Cordis staff members Brad Goodchild, Matt Lacey, Greg ' Dash Doescher, John Hunt, Bill Winston, Head Resident Jeff Krai, and Jeff Ladinsky. 26 Staff

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oncert hoir The Concert Choir is one of the most prestigious groups on campus. They are open to singers on audition basis only. This group tours once each semester bringing more awareness of Stetson University to people in other areas of the country. This group performed at the Florida Baptist Convention in Miami this year. They had an outstanding Christmas Candlelight Concert. They were also involved in a performance of Handel ' s Israel in Egypt with renowned choral director Margaret Hillis of Chicago and soloists from around the country. The Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mr. Charles McKnight, has been a driving force within the School of Music. They are an instrumental ensemble that performs many of the well known jazz charts of the Big Band Era and later periods. The Jazz Ensemble is open to any student, staff, or community member They performed at several Friday Night jazz Concerts and at Homecoming, whose theme this year was All That jazz. 28 Clubs