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62nd Year
Florida's Oldest College Newspaper"
NUMBER 28
H.S. Students Here For Scholarship Day
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Sigma Nil's, Preachers Take Top Intramural Cups
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Four Stetsonites Capture Florida Student Government Posts
HIGH S€HOOL STUDENTS HERE .. .
Students representing the most outstanding leaders from high
schools over the state of Florida will be on the University campus
Saturday, May 14, to participate in the first Stetson Scholarship
Day. Purpose of the Scholarship Day is to select the high school
students who will be awarded the Steason Scholarship awards.
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FOUR STETSONIANS CAPTURE . .
Stetson delegates attending the joint bi-annual convention of
the Florida Student Government Association and the Florida Inter-collegiate Press Association meeting held at Barry College in.
Miami last week-end walked away with highest honors. In addition the Stetson campus was chosen as the site for the Fall con-
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RECEIVING THE CHAMPIONSHIP cups for 1949
Sntram'urals from President J. Ollie Edmunds (center) are (I to r) William Guess, Manager for the
Preachers who took the Independent Cup and Bill
McClatchy, manager for the Sigma Nu fraternity
who captured the Fraternity cup. "Doc" Johnson,
director of Men's Intramurals is shown on the left.
(Photo by Heley.)
COACm wtS BERNER, Stetson golf coach and well-
known nrofessional golfer, demonstrates the fine art
of putting to his 1948-49 golf team. Watching the
Coach on the College Arms putting green are (stand
ing I. .to r.) Ed Kirkland, Tommy White, Seeborn
Wade, Pqte Dye and Coach Berner. Kneeling (I. to
r.) are Bill Herndon and Jay Rotan.
(Photo by Horace B. Heley)
ELECTED TO TOP STATE offices at the joint Student Government
and Press Association Convention last weekend were: (I to r kneeling)
George Everett, president Florida Student Government Association;
Virginialee Culbreth, secretary-theasurer of the joint convention here
next year; (kneeling) John Berry, convention chairman of the Government Association; and Ted Grissett, convention chairman and first
Vice-President of the Press Association. (Photo by Heley.)
