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Harold E. Stassen (left), former governor of Minnesota, and member of the Eisenhower administration in Foreign Affairs, poses with President J. Ollie Edmunds and preacher Billy Graham (right) at Stetson's Diamond Jubilee Convocation.

Harry S. Firestone, Jr. speaks at a Law School event, probably graduation, as President J. Ollie Edmunds (left) listens. Note Stetson University Lawyers banner.

Harvey Firestone, Jr. delivers the commencent address at the 1950 Law School graduation ceremony as President J. Ollie Edmunds (left) and Dean Harold Sebring look on.

Headshot of J. Ollie Edmunds wearing a suit and tie.

Headshot of J. Ollie Edmunds wearing a suit and tie. The photograph was cut to separate copies of the same image.

Headshot of J. Ollie Edmunds wearing commencement regalia while seated in an office.

Headshot proof of J. Ollie Edmunds standing in a suit and tie while indoors with his arms relaxed at his sides. Text on the images reads, ""PROOFS ONLY PAN-AMERICAN PHOTO SERV. 20 W. 57 ST. N.Y.C.""

Headshot proof of J. Ollie Edmunds, wearing a suit and tie while sitting on a chair indoors. Text on the images reads, ""PROOFS ONLY PAN-AMERICAN PHOTO SERV. 20 W. 57 ST. N.Y.C.""

Headshot proof of J. Ollie Edmunds wearing a suit and tie while standing with his arms crossed in an indoor setting. Text on the images reads, ""PROOFS ONLY PAN-AMERICAN PHOTO SERV. 20 W. 57 ST. N.Y.C.""

Helen DeLand receives an honorary doctorate while Trustee G. Henry Stetson looks on.

Helen DeLand relaxes after receiving an honorary doctorate from President J. Ollie Edmunds.

Helen DeLand shakes hands with President J. Ollie Edmunds while Trustees John B. Stetson, Jr. and his brother, G. Henry Stetson look on.

Herschel Hobbs, President of the Southern Baptist Convention, speaks in the Elizabeth Hall Chapel at a service in which the new men's dorms are named for long-time Stetson professors Warren Stone Gordis and G. Prentice Carson.

Herschel Hobbs, President of the Southern Baptist Convention, speaks in the Elizabeth Hall Chapel at a service in which the new men's dorms are named for long-time Stetson professors Warren Stone Gordis and G. Prentice Carson.

Honorary degree recipients on the stage of the Elizabeth Hall Chapel, with the Stetson Chorus performing in the background.

Image of President J. Ollie Edmunds as a child. Pictured with his brother Claude and sister Ila. Shared by his son-in-law Wayne Novak.

Intercollegiate Debating Team. The image appears in the 1924 Yearbook.

Jacksonville attorney Arthur Milam, class of 1912, talks to President J. Ollie Edmunds after his commencement address.

James Stewart, who was Dean of Chapel from 1955 to 1965, leads a prayer.

Jim Nemec and J. Ollie Edmunds shake hands after a tree planting ceremony at Homecoming.

Joe Kollinger presenting most valuable player awards.

John Adams, in cap and gown, receives his B.S. degree in chemistry from President J. Ollie Edmunds.

John B. Stetson, Jr., Trustee from 1907 to 1952, talks to President J. Ollie Edmunds. Signed. Two copies. One copy signed by J. Ollie Edmunds '2/21/48' and given to John B. Stetson, Jr. Signed copy donated by John B. Stetson IV and wife Solveig Stetson.

J. Ollied Edmunds (center left) and other unidentified members of the Alpha Phi Epsilon Literary Society. Image included in the 1923 yearbook.

J. Ollie Edmunds and Emily Edmunds pose outdoors.

J. Ollie Edmunds and Jane Edmunds Novak stand next to a black antique car in a partially paved, partially grassy area. A brick building is behind them, and a bicycle is to their left. Both modes of transportation have a year posted on the bumper and a sign noting the historical event in Edmunds' life that occurred during that year. Edmunds and the woman stand at 1925 (""OLLIE GRADUATES""). The bicycle (1917) is to their left. The sign reads ""OLLIE COMES TO TOWN."" November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds and Jane Edmunds Novak stand next to a black antique car in a partially paved, partially grassy area. Cummings Gym is behind them, and a bicycle is to their left. Both modes of transportation have a year posted on the bumper and a sign noting the historical event in Edmunds' life that occurred during that year. Edmunds and the woman stand at 1925 (""OLLIE GRADUATES""). The bicycle (1917) is to their left. The sign reads ""OLLIE COMES TO TOWN."" November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds (bottom right) and several Stetson faculty wearing commencement regalia and while leaving a building.

J. Ollie Edmunds (center) stands on the steps of Elizabeth Hall with two unidentified men dressed in formal attire.

J. Ollie Edmunds displays a fish outside a wood planked structure. An extension of the structure, or a second structure, and a rowboat are visible in the background.

J. Ollie Edmunds, dressed in a suit, stands in an open, grassy area while posing next to a sign that reads ""Alpha Chi Omega We like him too!"" A boat is adjacent to Edmunds. A residential structure is in the background. November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds, dressed in a suit, stands in an open, grassy area while posing next to a sign that reads ""Alpha Chi Omega We like him too!"" A boat is adjacent to Edmunds. A residential structure is in the background. November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds, dressed in Stetson-colored academic regalia, is greeted by alumni and other guests attending his Chancellor banquet/reception. State signs, including Florida, Idaho, Louisiana, Missouri, Texas, and Iowa, are in the background. November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds, dressed in Stetson-colored academic regalia, shakes hands with two unidentified men dressed in academic regalia at the banquet/reception celebrating his new role as Chancellor. November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds, dressed in Stetson-colored academic regalia, shakes hands with two unidentified men dressed in academic regalia at the banquet/reception celebrating his new role as Chancellor. November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds, dressed in Stetson-colored academic regalia, stands with four unidentified men dressed in academic regalia at the banquet/reception celebrating his new role as Chancellor. A seated crowd of unidentified people watch the celebratory ceremony. Decorations line the tables and walls. Signs identifying three states -- Florida, North Dakota, and North Carolina -- stand on tables. November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds, dressed in Stetson-colored academic regalia, stands with four unidentified men dressed in academic regalia at the banquet/reception celebrating his new role as Chancellor. A seated crowd of unidentified people watch the celebratory ceremony. Decorations line the tables and walls. Signs identifying three states -- Florida, North Dakota, and North Carolina -- stand on tables. November 1967.

J. Ollie Edmunds, Emily Edmunds, and an unidentified couple pose in semi-formal attire on the porch of a brick building. A note on the back of the photograph identifies the couple as Mr. and Mrs. Justice Roberts of the U.S. Supreme Court. This may be a misidentification.

J. Ollie Edmunds gives an award to Preacher Billy Graham at Stetson's Diamond Jubilee Convention.

J. Ollie Edmunds greets an unidentified man in a semi-formal setting.

J. Ollie Edmunds laughs with an unidentified woman and an unidentified man. The man's name tag has a Stetson logo and may read, ""Cyrus �""

J. Ollie Edmunds poses in academic regalia inside Elizabeth Hall.

J. Ollie Edmunds posing at a desk in the Barnett National Bank Building in Jacksonville, Florida. Edmunds opened a law office in the bank building on March 15, 1930.

J. Ollie Edmunds prepares to give an award to Preacher Billy Graham at Stetson's Diamond Jubilee Convention.

J. Ollie Edmunds, President, looks on as Mrs. Furlong and Business School Dean Edward Furlong speak to an unidentified man.

J. Ollie Edmunds (right) presents Judge Warren Jones (front left), the College of Law commencement speaker, with a Doctor of Laws degree. Former Florida Governor Doyle Carlton stands behind Judge Jones.

J. Ollie Edmunds (right) stands with Mac Morgan, Sr. (left) and Mac Morgan, Jr. (center) after a performance in Elizabeth Hall. Mac Morgan, Jr. was a bass-baritone who had an active performing and teaching career.

J. Ollie Edmunds speaks from the podium at Convocation.

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