STUDENTS' PUBLICATION
ETSON UNIVERSITY
Vol,
XIX.
DeLand, Fla,, Wednesday, Mav 15, 1907.
No 26
IN CASE SOME ONE SHOULD ASK YOU
There are various views to take educational addresses and has per-; finances successfully managed,
of the work done by our Y W.'sonally visited lift* en of the best and, we feel, new interest arous-
C. A. this year. Fust let us look hi«h scho »ls of the Mate. Stet-jed. Though officers for next year
at its number of members. At the)son stu ho ts and SteUon alumni^are as yet unchosen, it is safe to
first of the year there were about) will no doiii-l »iv« himTa hearty; say lhat they soon will be and,
fifteen, wow there are nearly j welcome wherever 1» goes and hinder the provisions of the new
thirty. Of course many of theses vi!l do all in then- power to i en- (constitution, s lould make the
are new girls, but still it speak? X ler his efforts very successful. ^Collegiate touch the high water
well that some of the new oooiet> s If the fullest c >operation and X mark when school opens in the
should be interested hi the work. X support is given him by the (fall.
We are going to send 1 wo dele-S friends of Stetson throughout U e ^ he Alumni Association, so irrigates to the Ashevitle Conference< — spo'ant a feature in any schrol,
which meets in June. Tney ares COMMENCEMENT I'ROORAM. (received a considerable impetus
both strong girls and this confer-1^.,_ /ZIZ—™-« Sat the beginning of the school
ence will do the society and thems
much good. Every member of s
every committee and especially s .~..:":.V.\, prater ny uoom, E^ziUeth Haii)few more loyal have been
the chairman of these commit Friday,May 2W p m. brought into closer touch with
A i • i , , • ,, -i i SClass Day, Co1 lege ot Liberal Arts ? p
Auditorium their Alma Mater than ever before. Their loyalty is shown by
the letters which they wrote and
which the Collegiate had the
honor to present to ihe student
body.
As for athletics it is needless
to speak of the splendid victories
which our school has won during
the past months. As for the future, preparations are already
Music Department '"ommeneem nt.
auditorium?year aiK| as a consequence the
Friday, May 24, 8:00 P. M. ( , „ _ . ,,
Phi Kappa D,ita Ba..uue. < »^ni of btetson-and there are
place. Work is already being Saturday,May25,3:*p.m.
„i 3 « j . ,i ( Business College Commencement
planned for next year. Another? Audh<
thing that has been done this) Saturday, Mav25,8:00 P.m.
.i , ■ p .i ( Business College, Banquet chaudoin Hall
yeans the organization of the^ 8atuLy, May25,9.30p.m.
Bible Classes; nearly all the girls? Baccalaureate S rmon Auditorium;
in the dormitory are members of X Sunday, May 20, 11=00 a. m.
these. There are about fifteen in Annual Se™ °"< **• B*a," ^^ Church •
Sunday, May 2b, i:30 P. M.
Normal School Commencement ..Auditorium '
Monday, May 27, 10:00 A. M.
School of Technology, Manual Training
. and Shop Work Exhibit Science Hall!
Monday, May 27. 2:00 P. M.
n Meeting Auditorium X under way for a repetition in '0T
Monday, Moy 2;, 4:0, p.m. and'08 of this year's record. The
start in tne worK anu we can nope (Lavv. Detmei)tclassDay Auditoriums , . ,
Monday, May27,8:cop.m. matter of various captains and
Alumni Banqu't chaudoin Hall)managers of the different teams
is already nearly decided.
The Foot Ball management is
the town clas3. The classes are to
be kept up next year aud we
want fvery girl to be a member.
So, girls, let's ali come back in
the fall ready and anx:ous to
for great results.
Prof. Ambrose Leo Suhrie of
the University Faculty has been
appointed to do some field work s college and Law commencement. Auditorium ( making an effort to arrange the
Monday, May 27, 9:3«> P. M.
Academy Commencement Auditorium'
Tuesday, May 28, lt:00 A. M.
in the State during the summer
vacation. He will address the
county associations of teachers
and the local normal schools in
various parts of Florida. It is
his purpose to visit all the large
centers of population in the State
and to organize the Stetson students and Alumni for effective
Tuesday, May 28, 8 :00 P. M.
President's Reception Chaudoin Hall'
Tuesday, May 28, 9:30-11:00 P. M.
State he will doubtless be able to
organize a campaign that will result in a record breaking enrollment next fall.
sehedule for next season. Letters
have been written to Rollins, Savannah and to four colleges in
Georgia. So far, answers have
been received from only one of
them. An effort is being made
to arrange a Georgia trip. This
is very difficult, owing to the ex-
The Collegiate Board, naturally )pense. This will be heavier next
work in securing a large delega-^a modest organization, though Wear, since the railroads have
tion of new students. Prof. Sun not wishing to boast,feels impell- withdrawn all special rates which
rie has an extensive acquaintance ed to say that this has been a have heretofore been obtainable,
in Florida. During the past year) prosperous year. The member- S The graduates in the regular
he has delivered more than thirty J ship has been increased, the > Normal course this year mumber
