Stetson Reporter

Stet son Reporter Vohme 8$ Number 17 Sfehon University DeLand . Florida February 18, 1977 r? mm Homecoming: "Best Ever" hi f aria JAtih-s-k I fa 111 e- x in t ss v. '.i s-s -s-, e a a **-«'.■■ a t"t-r-.ssjissitr..- sa. ..xx, a>t>---rge i'.aaiu.'r heart a," hx -tLursto taxsv :„rxa,, --,-tth1.! ti "de.-i.fs- h, t-ss- t-e.-- si> a-atx- a..Has. .*-"",>.- .*.;-; h,i-I " Ahrasix.n x w j<,'* sate at* ejus,-* ;; rim tors, be sais! ;bat trxrv at a.- j^"«n: .riv -. Mixer aLumn; i;arr ss,; saais r-va-r U'l Xs f}!se-nr,et'n;taLights-a :he weekend was ttx- Mad I la;*t-r Ba,tl «,is !'r:d-iy night M'-e l.*a,-si.-s aAsis.rs, His*.- ,a.,s hs-atk-'t bt "dat's rhai i.e. t.atans- Mess cr. and .1- saVIaii/s' Marrs Aated iti'it ;,*--. '.Xtstitrdit;-:: asllateax s=t :h:- d,tI:;.."Six.l|.I;xl 'a prsS-sXts1';! :*.-;' rjatutx siUtxs's berne, ne. t . iT-sMfupix " it„it .xaiss *a tt trse xxset^its s..- Lstr tais-; -.s rts'ltlsad fissr iSuU't --. - 5;,-s'.s>l s;;,-,:,--.-.; ' tsar's sijjkx p;i,xi.-;pat:...;i -*-i ;*;.; -.art - : tnt A-Maea *X. * Otht *'-ert.- r's,- rh-f Turner, Rowe Honored With Alumni Awards PHI..",!*.";:- .««.. -Eiler Turner, -kar. <,>f students, and Barbara Hawe, registrar, were hunored at Ste!s.ssn I ntverstty ray the •tlumsts -Wt-satisia with Iht* liiaj-iariciiir-heii alumni iw artts dartaiT the aniiersity. ffai-necornirsu artitaties .Atisuday Tla- LAsfineuisnesi Alumna Award,-, are presented tu a-radnaTer. whs. have stsstanjcuished "heart-elves In their amfe-v-as n Many era denies nnvr been rt-eoga/tts'e<l for nsatable a *hteixfsi*,at m invention land i.-sr-,--?-!-, rom- atinni eat amis, business, edaeaUtsr,, literature tht arts, law and medicine. Dean Turner emereii Stetson as a freshmrui in 1931, rc-:eivitig her Bat, degree ia 19,11. She earned her M.A. from Stetsan in WlsS. She later dfd graditatt- w-urk in csaunsehng aad personnel at Columbia Umveraity. She has served as associate and assistant dean ef women hefore working in her current pasiuoo an Deaii of Students. Pean Tiaracr is feted in -'Who's Whc in Anierk-a" and ' Wtia,"s Wha Anixig American Wiss/raca," Petal Tamer i> a member sif the L''Hia-.iia] ,tr.seeiari.8it of Studeat Personnel Adrni-fislraiion and the National AsSsiCialit-n at Women lae-ins and Cnuia- se]oi*s. She ser.ed as president s,; tPc "-'hartala .Aaasocta taxis sif Wain-en Deans, and t.'aiLtiseisirs In 1971, liarbara Rowe w-ciixo an M.A. deuree w history from St ei nan tn iSM3, after earning iie* 11. A, frtsin liillsdalr Ca-.|]ef*e;n Ivtichigan. She laas ,-as»rved as Retpstrar f.sr iht: unli ersit) far ,1S years taeei-aiaaa' included thi; Dsk Severiu*en eocter:, the basket&all .^anie, the art festival and the barbrx-ue The Severiasen concert was favorably received by the ,-sudieuce Thanks if-iies ta trie Loncert Conaadttee for thear effinency ia breaking dtaw-ri after the concert :n time for the basketball -"a-iie aeawsl FSF. The k'auae wans a selluut and serae spettatnrs were forced H* stand. \« one s,eeiaed to tnind. at never, and mavh spirit "*-asevide:>t. Tht arcbestra c*crer: scad the Storer Theatrt pr-icuetions «ere neat ed b?> both stttden;s and attain:: The barbecje anj Trie Ar festival were als.< well a*- teaded. Tlte atmosphere vt'as one trf reLautaticn as old acijuaantesices were renewed, All ir. alt. the weesea-T seems to have accomplishe-d the objectives af rhe HLsmecoming Ct-.ntrcttee--t • praitde stitaen'sS ansi tiiariin with a vuriefj of asrtivttaes aad;.. insure a jjosad Tina- lc* e*, en ane. Baker Presented With Underbill Award Sen, Cannon To Speak At Stetson Model Senate hyftiif-^ellSeftrtpp ISenator Ho ward W. C-inaott .!>., IVxi, «u] speak aat tht Sts-isari 11 aver-ut Msade/ U.S. Staiatr. st was aunewxed .-sday ny g;ai ijtreete*-. ,„ 'liairrnan sir'Ane s;iriit, Canrxr will address the Mtsdel Senate at the cvrt)?tt** tar-aajnet or Ftidaay Feb. 2i. at i p.m Cannon was Lrsat elected u> Ihe Senate us ItJoB. atnat tarai, rr*rls*ctt;d t<s successive is-rms an PW4, lOT and «>-. ife is current!) wrvitp- ■» enairman af thr Senate ftu^es and Atbiutustraiksn f trmmittt*!- henalor faiaaort attensfea ,4r;vona State Teaehers r'sialent. -TraJuattnit aa 19S? mih a B K. sfesa/rci-. He later •ct-eivs-d the Li, H from the IhlfW-l'sUty a,f An.*.rita-3s f jw atn.tt-1. iiril-jnalli ffc-m t*lah. Sen Canasia aew rsratttes in 1» Ve-jas. He is married to tbe fanner Onrolhy face, and They have two children Mrs. Saney l*ie Bjurnsoa and 4,lars Baward Cannon Senattsr CannLin is the second iiia|oa* figure to be artntsiateeti sis a spsaiker far the Model Senate. Attn S.D Fisenmawer, author and farmer arnl*-t"-Ss*~dor to Belgium. wi]i giee the keynote address fo tbe assanblv on Tbarsday. Feb. m. fhe l.tt>dt>I Senate a a pc-hlai acienve workslisap which altraets studeiiTs fram Csilleges throughout the fhaitetl -States' east i**iiajst. tAariag the four-4ay event, piirticipatit-i assume the roles t-f variatus US senators and conduct sessions in the same manns*r as the "real L'-S. Senare." rhairnaan Slreett-r explained. riF.f.A\*[* -Fla , '-"Harris: T. Paket, |8tl.and, m> hanorec with the tyijiaarr, Amt-ra- I'ndsarhtli award at the annual meettin; if the Stea-tun Unnersita, Alumni Association Feh. 1*! during the sehsiaal's llgnaesaaadnr activifies Baker is a pi-JHual science major witn an honors grade aieraae He was electsad to rhe iti Sosaicli, nssnorary Iratemfi-- and is enpetted a- enter Stetstsn Cs-iilege t-f fmm later this year A native isf Muuiejp-i.'is IMian , Baker s.t-tTost rrsrs-e tears x tla- C x .-*,ra,t Ih, has sJist- -a.iT'-t'fl .is j**te:tve strreant wt;f **-,- j^.Jir, C-i;n:yS!;eriff s itepttTraex,! pr.sir ia erteritx Sts-ts.«t- «.> ar; iraderajraduatt Hl- plaaas ta return :a la.s tnhars-'Osiiei" ft-lt-svi.ntr recerp: tf n;s y*,i fles/aree as a proset mtr atnh ar. sf«k-e at a Stares ii- tarns-;. Tbe William Ana sry Fadt-rhili A**<ir.1 is presented annuali;. *.- a student nsnkL;",; a r-«t?«*.:t- ofutribiiuer: ta Arisen>.a: iy ve-rmiaeata. ttica.s ,1:1.1 demonstrating notea!ml bar builsTirss/ ■-. nfictn-a- a: -at-eernmr-n; Stetson's S.A.T. Scores Remain Stable by Turn CiM Stet sua Universit)' has bucked a natianwide trend by iinijia-* the average entering freshman's SAT sctares stable white mean scores have droprjed far s-ollege fresruanen across the couafry. according trs Gary Meadoas, Oirectnr of Admissions. Scholastic Aptitude Test senres have "draspped .over the natisia i '-tD tsa 2fs pt*r com over the last hi. years," Meadssws sakl. The aieragv college freshman mvr carries a scare an tbe mid #§*s on hath prts of the three-hour admissi-ios enamiaatian, Stetson students, hassa-ever, have retnainesi raughly m the S?P to Jr» range nn both the mathetanatiral and verbal portion af the tests *'We've drapped a ffttle," Meadows concetletl, -hut we're pretty niuch staWlt?.ed,'* Stetson is currentlit chLsosin*- students srortnj8* around the 7S percentile on Ihe 'Sals. "While we're not svey league," J-leado-as sou tai, "we get aaj-'aood share ,8f twas- leajjae type stadents " Educators have been unable to espialn tht; Isaag- tens 1 decline in the test scores means Sidney P «artarid, Jr. presisieiat of tbe College Kntrant-e Enammatis-n Baarti explained earSj Last year that "the depressiwi sif the averages is ,1 function or beta Jaiwer scores and fewer rnither a-aes '" Thisuirh able to deserabe the phenontenon, Mariana tt-as quick to point out, "At this time we .the CEEiJ. have no substantial evidence that enables us tc atfriburr- ihe score declines ".ft any stnagle casose tr ani partxaiiar set of caiises " The report bt Mariana stated the SAT siill providtad fhe nesressary infarmation fo €<->l]ege adtiatnistrators despne derlining merits Hit* srill prisvidsr a tteedec* variable f-T an artnussions pra-erain.