Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Above: The newly refwbished Cordis Hall. Right: Lori Harrell and Susan Riley display a door which has fallen from its place. Below: A sample of Cordis Hall living. Below right: Dallas Boy- chuck unpacks her belongings. A major facelift was given to Cordis Hall which now boasts new ceilings and furniture plus installed carpet. Comfortable living has reached a new mark in men ' s housing. Naturally one ' s own personal touch is allowed to supply any room with an atmosphere of home, but sometimes comfort must be obtained in places besides the dormitory.

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P PUSHED Living Up to Standards ■Ti Mi ■ • 4 Above: Stetson Hall, after a major overhaul now stands freshly I independent. Left: Dorms are nice, but even the Student Lounge % can offer a comfortable sanctuary. Living on tfie Stetson campus, though never free of its prob- lems, has reached a comfortable climax in the past year. Stetson Hall, for example, though under renovation for over a year, is finally functioning as smoothly as the other women ' s dorms. Keeping equal quality in housing is important, and upholding that standard is more so, but it becomes a challenge when your door drops from its hinges. ■h ; Y -t — Left: Susan French and Cindy Rice eagerly search for their Emily Hall rooms. Above: The ninety-four year old center section of Chaudoin IHall.

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P PUSHED P EHTORMAFiCE History Standing Tall Left: DeLand Hall (1883) Above: Flagler Hall (1902) Below left: Sampson Hall (1908) Below: Elizabeth Hall (1892-center, 1897-wings) The construction of DeLand Hall in 1883 set a traditional standard at Stetson that has continued through the addition of the pedestrian mall in 1985. Though each landmark is a reflection of its own individual time, a unique campus atmosphere has gradually and carefully been captured and developed right up to the present. Maintaining both tradition and atmosphere has become an impor- tant consideration over the years and is evident from end to end of the campus. Opening