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Major campus renovations underway outside Stetson Hall during the summer of 2010.

Majorette Barbara Gerlach poses for a publicity photo.

Majorette Dolores Gough poses for a publicity photo.

Majorette Dolores Gough poses for a publicity photo.

Majorette Fran Owen poses for a publicity photo.

Majorette Fran Owen poses for a publicity photo.

Majorette Nancy Lee Haxton performs her routine on stage.

Majorette Nancy Lee Haxton poses for a publicity photo.

Majorette Patti Quirk poses for a publicity photo.

Majorettes and a band march to the beat of the drums during the Homecoming Parade on November 3, 1956.

Majorettes pose for a group shot.

Majorettes pose for a yearbook photo.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Majorettes practice in the field north of Hulley Gym.

Major General George Putnam presents a medal to an Army Ranger at Camp Gorvad. Photo from Ned Ricks, class of 1968.

Major Ned Ricks, class of 1968, United States Army Reserve, stands at attention in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Major William Santelmann, director of the United States Marine Corps Band, conducts the band in the Elizabeth hall chapel auditorium.

Major William Santelmann, director of the United States Marine Corps Band, shakes hands with a Stetson band member between concert numbers.

Makenzie Scholten, wearing a face mask featuring pencils and a banner that reads ""Miss Mak,"" poses during the Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, May 8, 2021.

Mak Scholten takes a selfie during the Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, May 8, 2021.

Male and female cheerleaders lead a pep rally around the bonfire. They are wearing white sweaters or shirts with 'S' and megaphone.

Male and female cheerleaders line up on the basketball court in the Edmunds Center.

Male and female cheerleaders performing on the sidelines of a football game in white shirts and dark pants. Note the megaphone.

Male and female cheerleaders pose for a group shot on the basketball court in the Edmunds Center.

Male and female cheerleaders pose in white uniforms. Two have Delta Delta Delta pins on their sweaters.

Male cheerleaders hold female cheerleaders on their shoulders.

Male cheerleaders lift female cheerleaders on to their shoulders.

Male cheerleaders lift female cheerleaders on to their shoulders.

Male faculty and students on the steps of Stetson Hall.

Male faculty and students pose for a group shot in front of Elizabeth Hall.

Male fencer

Male Physical Education majors and instructors pose for a group shot.

Male Physical Education majors pose together on the steps

Male student doing homework

Male students gather outside Conrad Hall, a dormitory, for a group shot. Some students hold instruments.

Male Students pose for a group shot in front of Stetson Hall.

Male students seated in the balcony and female students seated on the main floor of the Elizabeth Hall Chapel.

Male students sit on the steps of Conrad Hall, a dormitory, with their rat caps on.

Male students work in the physics laboratory.

Male tennis player on the court

Male tennis player on the court

Managers of Florida State University and Stetson baseball teams exchange batting lineups.

Mandy Stoll playing tennis in Spring 1985. Mandy was killed in an automobile accident in 1988, and her parents donated the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center in her honor in 1997. At the time of her death, Mandy held the #1 ranking on the Women's Tennis Team, and she played both singles and doubles tennis. Stetson University Archives and Special Collections only holds a digital copy of this photograph.

Mandy Stoll playing tennis in Spring 1985. Mandy was killed in an automobile accident in 1988, and her parents donated the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center in her honor in 1997. At the time of her death, Mandy held the #1 ranking on the Women's Tennis Team, and she played both singles and doubles tennis. Stetson University Archives and Special Collections only holds a digital copy of this photograph.

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