Stetson Weekly Collegiate

Stetson Weekly Collegiate OFFICIAL STUDENTS' PUBLICATION OF STETSON UNIVERSITY. Vol. XVIII DeLand, Florida, Wednesday, October 11,1905. No. 1 NEW MEMBERS of chic;ago- f He fe° too\on? PROSPECTS ARE - year ot post graduate work at OF THE FACULTY V;hic»go a,ulTafterTd8 Ze«>, 1 ENCOURAGING DesMoines, Iowa, whore he tilled the chair of chemistry for a time Several New Faces Among in the DesMoines College. Later The Coach Has Some Good flip Old ne weilt *o RU8ton La., to except MateHll the chair of chemistry in the ARE WELL-KNOWN EDUCATORS Lousiana Industrial Institute, pRAmcE BEGUN LAST WEEfe. from which place lie was called to Many of Them Come From the Best his present position in our "S.U." And There ig Every Reason to Believe ^ .. • A. »t ,1 j In the Business College the Colleges m the United fe ., That We Will Have a Strong students of stenography consider States' themselves lucky this year to Footba11 Team-' have for their instructor so On the first morning of the agreeab]e and efficient a person The outlook in athletics this school year, as the students gath- as Miss Olive Mae Hunsaker from year 1S ver^ bright indeed, and ered in the chapel for devotional the ohio Wesleyan University. there ls eyevy reason to believe exercises, a number of new faces In that school she had the posi- that with earnest effort and prop- were noticed among the faculty tion of bursar to the 425 women er dl8Play of colle%e 8Pmt 8tet" members. Occupying Prof. Lan- student8 enrolled, and was pjin- son Wl11 take her Place at the dis's chair on the rostrom was cipal of the overflow annex of head of amateur athletics m Prof. Henry C. Hill, L. L. B., the WOmen's dormitory, besides Flonda- who fills Prof. Landis's place in doing studying and teaching Miss A meeting of all students in- the Law Department. Prof. Hill Hunsaker has done post graduate terested m football was held im- is a native of Cape Elizabeth, work in Marshal College, at the mediately after the opening of Maine, "the finest place in the state Normal School of West school. It was generally attend- whole world from May to Octo- Virginia and in the Lexington ed, and some very good material ber and the coldest place on earth Business College. She took a was enrolled in the squad from from October to May," to quote course in the Phonographic In- among the new students. Prac- his own words. His college days stitute,preparatory for the teach- tice was immediately begun, and were spent at Boudoin, where he eiV examination and also the every d&^ tne members of the received his A. B. degree and Nati0nal Music Sight Reading squad are to be seen practicing shortly after, began the study of 0ourse iu the Detroit Summer dPon the athletic field. his chosen profession in the Uni- Music School. The footba11 team of '05 prom- versity of Michigan. On receiv- The department 0f Normal ises to be a strong one- A num" ing his L. L. B. he opened a law work and 0f Elocution are like- ber of the old men are back to office in Detroit where he prac- wise fortunate in having for their tr^ for their former P0Sltl0ns- ticed four years. From there he director Prof ALL Shurie a Nearly a11 of them have been comes among us in the capacity native 0f New'Baltimore, Pa. training faithfully for weeks, and of instructor, and we are glad His college training was obtained they are in prime condition. Sev- that in spite of the inclement in Wooster University, Ohio, and eral vacancies are to be filled on weather during the past week he he afterwards graduated from the team this year, but among the is able to say "I like DeLand." King's School of Oratory besides new students are several men who The Department of Chemistry compietine the entire course in should be able to fill the gaps. It likewise has a new instructor this the California Pennsylvania State is a matter of Pnde wlth Stetson year, namely, Prof. Edwin G. NormaL Prof. Suhrie took up that her men learn the game right Pierce, a native of Marcellus, the Drofes8ion of teaching when here' and ft1' a weeksPrac: ,,.,.' „ „ ~. -, , tne pioiession oi teacning wnen tice some ot the newcomers should Michigan. Prof. Pierce graduat- scarcely more than a child and develop into first class football ed from Kalamazoo College, has been engaged in that work, men. which, like Stetson University, chiefly in the public schools of At present the probability is is affiliated with the University (Continued on page six) that the back field will be stron-