Stetson University
FACULTY BULLETIN
Volume IV .. . „„ --d
Number 2t* u Tr 4 «?«* 22> 19$h
Issued Weekly by the Office of the Dean of the Universxty
IMPORTANT EVICTS
Monday, March 22 .......... Grade Inventories Due in Guidance Office.
Tuesday, March 23 . . . 10:00 A.M. Chapel. Mr. McKinley
12:15 P.M. Academic Council. President's Dining Room.
2:00 P.M. Slides of new libraries will be shown to all
interested persons. President's Dining Room.
8:00 P.M. Senior Recital. Stafford Wing, Tenor. Aud.
Wednesday, March 2l*. . 10:00 A.M. Chapel. Mr. McKinley.
Thursday, March 25 . . 12:00 noon Scholarship Committee. President's Dining Room.
1*:00 P.M. General Education Committee. " " "
1*:00 P.M. Lecture. "The United Nations". Dr. Franklyn
Johnson. Allen Hall.*
7:30 P.M. University Lecture. "The Dilemmas of France".
Dr. Hurt. Allen Hall.
Friday, March 26 . . . 8:00 P.M. Steinway Centennial Concert. Auditorium.
Reception following Concert. Chaudoin Hall.
Saturday, March 27 . • • Scholarship Day.
Hatter Holiday
UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY CHaNGE: Dr. and Mrs. Hall's new telephone number is 1709-R.
GUEST SPEAKER: #Dr. Franklyn Johnson, Professor of Political Science at Rollins
College will speak on "The United Nations: Nine Years of Crisis" at Allen Hall,
Thursday afternoon, March 25th at 1*:00 P.M. His lecture is sponsored by the DeLand
Chapter of the American Association for the United Nations, Phi Alpha Theta, and
the International Relations Club.
WITHDRAWAL: Wayne A. Curry
NEXT FACULTY MEETING APRIL 2, 10:00 A.M. Program: A "Question Box."Hand in your
questions in writing ahead of time to this Office, indicating choice of whom you
would like to discuss them. Suggestions for changes and/or improvements in procedures and policies will be welcomed, time for which will be provided; in order to
give everyone an opportunity it will be helpful to have these also in advance.
LECTERNS: If you need one for your classroom let this office know.
CONTRACTS for 1951*-55 will be mailed this weekT
LEGITIMATE ABSENCES: The following students missed classes beginning with noon,
Friday, March 19 and Saturday, March 20 to be in a revival in Jacksonville: Carolyn
Burnette, Donald Locke, and William Shaw. The following students missed classes
as follows in connection with playing baseball: after 10:00 A.M., March 12th,
after 12:00 P.M. on March 13th, l5th, and 16th, and after 1:00 P.M. on March 19th and
20th: Dave Albro, James Bedan, Edward Gilliland, Dave McDowell, Curry Lindsey,
John Ingrund, Jerry Boxer, William Reynolds, John Edwards, Lee Buck, Lezelle Owens,
Franklin Roberts, Stanley Marks, Dick Harmeling, Jack Crouch, Jerry Hopkins, Robert
Crumpton, Vincent Taliani, Syd Knight, William Lennon, March Hoffard, John Cavanaugh.
The following music education majors and members of the Stetson Band served all day
Friday, March 19th as announcers, monitors, and judges assistants for the District 1*
Band Contest in DeLand: Frank Creech, Ransel Evans, Judy Briley, Suzy Gardner,
Walter Hawkins, Tom Smith, Janet Sauls, Lois White, Steve Berry, Gerry Lawrence,
Terry Owen, Earl Williams, Marilee Post, Betsy Duck, James Hughston, Gary Sellers,
Gettise Elliot, John ?ulton, Dorothy Godfrey, and Roy Bennett.
CORRECTION; The statistics on the mortality rate of the freshman class as given in
the Bulletin of February 22nd wore incorrect. 332 rather than 362 new freshmen
arrived and 270 rather than 302 are registered this semester; this is a lose of
18.7% rather than lh.h%. Sorry.
EASTER HOLIDAYS: The University Offices will be closed on the following days:
Friday, April 16, 1951*
Saturday, April 17, 1951*
Applicants for the University Scholarships to be awarded for 195>l*-5!? will be on
campus this Saturday, March 2?th.
