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Political Science professor Gary Maris greets alumnus and summer graduation speaker Max Cleland on the porch of the President's home.

Political Science Professors Dr. Wayne Bailey and Dr. Anne Hallum present the William Amory Underhill Award to Michael T. Davis during a homecoming breakfast event.

Political Science Professor T. Wayne Bailey gives his election analysis to WKMG Channel 6 Orlando political team on Primary Election Night, January 31, 2012.

Political Science professor T. Wayne Bailey leads his Winter Term students as they head to the next stop during their visit in Washington, D. C.

Political Science professor T. Wayne Bailey (left) and some of his Winter Term class pose in front of the Baptist Building in Washington, D. C.

Political Science professor T. Wayne Bailey (second from left) and his Winter Term class share a laugh with Congressman Bill Chappell (center) in Washington, D. C.

Political Science professor Wayne Bailey (left) with Florida Congressman Bill Chappell.

Political Science professor Wayne Bailey monitors a Model Senate hearing.

Ponce DeLeon Springs during the Hatter Holiday festivities in DeLeon Springs on Thursday, April 9, 1959.

Pope Duncan, Evelyn West, and another unidentified woman break ground for the sorority houses.

Pope Duncan is introduced as the 7th president of Stetson University.

Pope Duncan is introduced as the 7th president of Stetson University.

Pope Duncan leads J. Ollie Edmunds, Earl Joiner, C. Carter Colwell and others in academic regalia at the opening ceremony of the Centennial Celebration in the Forest of Arden.

Pope Duncan plants a tree to commemerate the Centennial celebration during Founder's Day.

Pope Duncan presents Distinguished Service Awards to retired registrar Barbara Rowe and Dean Etter Turner during Homecoming.

Portrait of 1st Lt. Ned Ricks, class of 1968, just before being sent to Vietnam.

Portrait of Abby Allen who served as Dean of Women from 1923 to 1925.

Portrait of a Cassadaga spiritualist leader and his wife.

Portrait of Acting Dean Roy Howes who served during the years that the College of Law was closed, 1942 to 1946.

Portrait of A. D. Davis, one of the founders of the Winn Dixie supermarket chain and one of the donors of Davis Hall, which housed the School of Business Administration.

Portrait of Adjunct Professor Peter Begalla in the Family Enterprise Center of the School of Business.

Portrait of Albert J. Farrah, head of Stetson's first Law School and Dean of the College of Law from 1900 to 1909.

Portrait of Aleixo de Queiroz Ribeiro, Count of Santa Eulalia, and second husband of Elizabeth Stetson, widow of John B. Stetson.

Portrait of Alex Guerra

Portrait of Alice DeLand taken in Troy, New York.

Portrait of Alida DeLand Smith taken in Rochester, New York.

Portrait of Allen McQudar [spelling?]. Inscribed and signed to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morse. From the Orwin A. Morse Collection. Orwin Allison Morse directed the Stetson University School of Music from 1904-1909. His family donated a collection of photos, mostly of famous musicians, and most signed. Although most of the photos were taken in the 1920s when Mr. Morse lived in Sioux City, Iowa, a number of these musicians performed at Stetson University during Mr. Morse's tenure.

Portrait of alumna Fran Carlton, who taught physical education at Stetson, had a fitness show on television, and served in the Florida House of Representatives.

Portrait of alumni Pat Wilson, class of 1949, and Patricia Maxcy Wilson, class of 1947.

Portrait of alumni Pat Wilson, Class of 1949, and Patricia Maxcy Wilson, Class of 1947.

Portrait of alumnus Chik Wai Leung. Chik Wai Leung was Stetson's first Asian graduate in 1923. See the Stetson University Magazine Fall 2022 issue for a biographical profile.

Portrait of alumnus Chik Wai Leung (class of 1923), who held prominent positions in the field of education in pre-Communist China.

Portrait of alumnus Chik Wai Leung in cap and gown when he received his Master's of Education in Canton, China. Chik Wai Leung was Stetson's first Asian graduate in 1923. Mounted on cardboard with caption in Chinese. See the Stetson University Magazine Fall 2022 issue for a biographical profile.

Portrait of alumnus Dave Marsh, who served for many years as chief meterologist for central Florida channel WESH.

Portrait of alumnus Dean Bunch, class of 1969.

Portrait of alumnus Doyle E. Carlton, Sr., who served as Florida Governor.

Portrait of alumnus Ed Gilliland who graduated from the Academy in 1918 and spent the rest of his life in various positions for major and minor league baseball.

Portrait of alumnus Ed Henderson, who graduated in 1927, and was a Volusia County administrator and Stetson alumni president. He spoke at the Diamond Jubilee.

Portrait of alumnus Francis P. Whitehair, who served as Undersecretary of the Navy in the 1930s.

Portrait of alumnus Judge Robert Matthews, who donated the Turnbull Castle to Stetson.

Portrait of alumnus Lieutenant General Jack D. Woodall.

Portrait of alumnus Lieutenant General Jack D. Woodall.

Portrait of alumnus Max Cleland in his Army uniform.

Portrait of alumnus Murray Sams

Portrait of alumnus Robert Jones, President of the Florida Education Association.

Portrait of alumnus Sam Ho, class of 1958.

Portrait of Alwin Francis DeLand, father of Nellie Louise DeLand.

Portrait of Amelia DeLand.

Portrait of American conductor and composer Henry Hadley. Inscribed and signed to Mr. O. A. Morse. From the Orwin A. Morse Collection. Orwin Allison Morse directed the Stetson University School of Music from 1904-1909. His family donated a collection of photos, mostly of famous musicians, and most signed. Although most of the photos were taken in the 1920s when Mr. Morse lived in Sioux City, Iowa, a number of these musicians performed at Stetson University during Mr. Morse's tenure.

Portrait of American soprano Mary Garden. Inscribed and signed to Mr. O. A. Morse. From the Orwin A. Morse Collection. Orwin Allison Morse directed the Stetson University School of Music from 1904-1909. His family donated a collection of photos, mostly of famous musicians, and most signed. Although most of the photos were taken in the 1920s when Mr. Morse lived in Sioux City, Iowa, a number of these musicians performed at Stetson University during Mr. Morse's tenure. Notable signature.

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