'Florida's Oldest College Newspaper''
6eth YEAR
STETSON UNIVERSITY, DELAND, FLORIDA,
Friday, November 7, 1952
NO. 7
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Laurence Lee, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, heads the list of prominent visitors on
Stetson campus for the 1952 Homecoming. Lee will address the lumni assembly at 11 a.m. Saturday in Elizabeth
Hall. Other dignitaries who will view the parade and
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Band music, cheers and comedy skits will be featured at the "Hatter Howler" pep rally starting at 9
o'clock tonight at Hulley Field. The "Howler" will open
the 1952 "Hatters on Parade" Homecoming, for students
and alumni alike, according to Jack Kare, general chair-
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CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS have been busy these past few days preparing yard displays, floats, and
other Homecoming attractions. Shown are Bill Self, Larry Foster, Jim Young, Harry Richburg, and
Harold Epperson hard at work late yesterday on the SCA yard display to be erected in front of Allen
Hall for the weekend. — (Reporter photo by Brengle)
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ALUMN! AND STUDENT leaders combine efforts in making plans for the Homecoming weekend.
Pictured left to right are: Don Eakin, student bom ecoming chairman, Bob Brown, Jr., DeLand Chairman, and John Godbee, alumni chairman. Seated is Carrol Lewis, student body president.
MAYOR AND HOSTESS, Jack Coldiron and Mary Jo Braddy, will
be representing the student body during, 1952 Homecoming activities.
They will lead the parade and will be introduced at the football
game. Read a personal sketch on each on page three.
