Commencement To Be Held Sunday
Wht &teteon Exporter
"Florida's Oldest College Newspaper"
65th YEAR
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952
No. 15
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Shown above are the newly initiated officers ii Stetson's Scabbard and Blade. Pictured in the
center of the group is Major T. S. Crockett the installing officer in the ceremonies held last Saturday
in Allen Hall.
Shown in the group are: first row, Francis Gresn, Jack Imand, Major Corbett, William Whitaker,
Jack Clausen. Second row. James Russell, Roy Keinington Eiwyn Edwards, Theodore Grissett,
Richard Spencer. Carroll Lewis. Frank Fernandez. Third row, Robert Huffman. Phillip Ashabraner,
Edward McClarn. Joe Davis. John Wmq, John Dam?. Don Jsrrell. Fourth row. Georje Harth, Malcolm
Steve'-s, William Tomlinson. Claience Hughes. Johi Sims, and John Scott.
Tri Delts Give Two Scholarships
Shown in the picture above is Elly MacAlestsr (right) president Delta Delta Delta social sorority, awarding two scholarships of $125 each to Suzanne Crawford and Jeanne Gailbreath. These scholarships were awarded on the Basis of leaacrsnip and scholastic ability with the approval of the local
chapter and the national officers ot Delta Delta De"ta.
Francis E Whitehair To Give
Commencement Address This
Sunday In Elizabeth Hall
George 0. Riggs
Added To Stetson
Economics Dept.
George O. Riggs, who holds the
degrees of A.B., from Yale University, and M.B.S., from Harvard, has been appointed assistant
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Undersecretary of the Navy
Pracis P. Whitehair, holder of one.
of two distinguished service citations by the University to outstanding alumni, will give the commencement address for the fall semester graduating class of Stetson
University at 3 p. m. Sunday, in
Elizabeth Hall.
Approxmately 80 students, representing all divisions of the Univer-
s
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George O. Riggs
dean of the University, announced
today.
During his undergraduate days at
Yale, Mr. Riggs won his "Y" as a
member of the Vaisity. Ritle team,
He also served as manager ot the
Yale Record and as campus edi-
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Francis P. Whiteh.-iir
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ed until ail grades ate m and processed.
The exercises will follow the cus-
tomaiy pattern and will include at
least two music selections, one by
the Stetson Glee Club. Degrees
will be given individually by President Edmunds with the deans of
the various schools and colleges
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Pictured above is Mr. Phillip E. Jochem, Sr. presenting the Phi
Jochem Memorial Trophy for the Most Valuable Football Playe
to Quarterback Bill Johnson, this year candidate for the perpetu-
honor. The presentation was made at the annual S Club Banquc
at the Putnam Hotel last Saturday.
