STETSON UNIVERSITY
FACULTY BULLETIN
Bol. VI
No, 8 Week of October 31, 1955
Issued Weekly by the Office of the Dean of the Univeisity
IMPORTANT EVENTS
Sunday, October 30
Monday, October 31
Tuesday, November 1
Wednesday, November 2
Thursday, November 3
Friday, November 4
Saturday, November 5
Wednesday, November 9
4:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M.
12:15 P.M.
4:00 P.M.
8:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M.
10:00 A.M.
10:00 A.M.
11:45 A.M.
8:00 Fil-U
7:15 F.M.
Piano Recital, Dr. Rosemary Clarke.
Elizabeth Hall, Open to the Public
Inventory Grades due.*
Chapel. Dean Hopkins.
Academic Council. Hulley Cafeteria.
Liberal Arts Curriculum Committee,
Dean McEniry's Office.
Faculty Recital, Mary Baldwin Powell
and Jack Rowe, Elizabeth Hall.
Chapel, Dean Hopkins.
Association of Deans and Counselors
Workshop, November 3>4>5.**
Social Science Division of Liberal
Arts, Room 205 E,
Assembly, S.G.A, and Rally.
American Association of University
Professors luncheon meeting. Hulley
Cafeteria.
Football!.. Fresb;>tcrian Collogo,., DeLand.
University Somen's Club - Faculty
Banquet5- *:*
Confidential Reports on D-List Students
due.
»CRADE INVENTORY REFORTS: All faculty members should submit grade inventory reports
to the Guidance Office on or before Monday, October 31. Instructors who have no
unsatisfactory grades to report should notify the Guidance Office of that fact.
**THE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF PEAKS AND COUNSELORS will hold the annual workshop on
November 3, 4, and 5. The F.A.D.C. is composed of guidance workers, counselors, and
student deans of the public schools and colleges of Florida. Approximately 125
members are expected to attend. Members of the faculty are welcome at the workshop
meetings, a list of which will be placed in faculty mail boxes early in the \ireek.
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««*FACULTY BANQUET sponsored by the University women's Club, at 7:15 on Saturday,
November fifth, in the Hulley Cafeteria, Reservations with fees (&3.50 each) must be
in Dean Turner's Office by Tuesday noon, November first.
iJrTKDRAWALS: Jo Ann Ketcham, October 26; Carol Moore, October 24; Mrs. Virginia A.
Myott, UoEoEer 20; Leanora Rogers, October 25; Mrs. Eleanor K. Smith, October 24.
CANCELLATIONS: (Night courses) Mildred B. Duncan, Myrtie Ij'ilson, both October 26,
ABSENCES: The following students attended the BSU Convention at St, Petersburg on
October 28, 29, and 30: C. J. Abernathy, Jr., Caryl Anderson, Carolyn Anderson,
Sadie Arnette, Jake Ayers, Norma Jean Bainbridge, Dave Bard, Louise Batts, Dorene
Bishop, Eleanor Bradley, Jerry Brown, Joanne Bolton, Bob Byrd, Cloe Carroll, Bob
Carnes, Pat Chapman, Ralph Chandler, Hal Cauthen, Pat Edington, Pat Figueroa, Joe
Folds, Morris Foster, Betty Burches, Peggy Garner, Sherrir Gantt, Melvin Gentry, Hal
Green, Bill Hamilton, Helen Hannah, Phyllis Hancock, Peggy Hughes, Bob Kent, Carol
Lange, Marilyn Layton, Don Locke, J.Robert Moore, Waynelle Moore, Beverly McClure,
Clem McFarland, Shirley McKinney, Nancy a/ens, Frank Painter, Phil Parr, LarryPointer,
Martha Powell, Wayne Pringle, Janet Reisii ger, Bob Rich, Sammie Richards, Xirby Rogers,
Charles Sanks, Kathryn Scroggins, Buddy Simpson, Fred Singletary, Mary Alice Smith,
Ralph Smith, Ava Stewart, Charlotte Tarratus, Anne Thigpen, Bruce Togweiler, Ronald
Tudor, Al Washburn, Winnie Ruth liaters, Grace Waterson, Pat Williams, Gail Word,
Wynn Morris, Carl Whiddon,
FACULTY LISTING IN THE NEW CATALOGUE. Please stop in at this office not later than
Thursday, of this week, if there have been any changes in your degrees or rank from
the listing in the current Catalogue, or if there are corrections.
BOWLING: Mrs. Jernigan asks us to announce a meeting of the "Lady Bowlers" at
404 North Orange Avenue on November 9 at 7:30 P.M.
