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Carl 'Sonny' Gaffe, class of 1952, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Carroll Lewis, class of 1953, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

C. Carter Colwell receives the W. Hugh McEniry Award for Excellence in Teaching at the commencement ceremony.

Chair of the Board of Trustees Mark Hollis, President Doug Lee, and Vice President Linda Davis stand in front of the grandfather clock in DeLand Hall.

Chancellor Pope Duncan (left) and H. Douglas Lee give a plaque to a donor.

Chancellor Pope Duncan (left) and H. Douglas Lee share a laugh with a donor.

Chaplain Michael Fronk speaks at the dedication of the Homer and Dolly Hand Art Center.

Colonel George Harth, class of 1952, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Colonel John Dame, class of 1951, receives his 50th reunion diploma.

Columbia Restaurant owner Richard Gonzmart speaks after he and brother Casey (co-owner) accept the 2005 Distinguished Alumni Award posthumously for their father, Dr. Cesar Gonzmart, Stetson class of c.1937. The award was presented at the Board of Trustees dinner held in the Don Quixote room of the historic Columbia Restaurant in Ybor City, Florida, on May 19, 2005. (See Photo D-524-301).

Columbia Restaurant owners Richard and Casey Gonzmart accept the 2005 Distinguished Alumni Award presented posthumously to their father, Dr. Cesar Gonzmart, Stetson class of c.1937. The award was given at the Board of Trustees Dinner held in the Don Quixote room of the historic restaurant in Ybor City, Florida, on May 19, 2005. Cesar Gonzmart born Cesar Gonzalez-Martinez in West Tampa began violin lessons at age six. By his early 20s he was traveling the world as a concert violinist. He changed his name to Gonzmart, using the first part of his parents' surnames, and formed the performing group Cesar Gonzmart and his Continental Orchestra, which played major hotels across the country. He studied violin at Stetson for several years beginning in 1937, and went on to earn a doctorate in music from the University of Havana, Cuba. He married concert pianist Adela Hernandez in 1946, and they performed together through the early 1950s. She was the only child of Carmen and Casimiro Hernandez, Jr., and the granddaughter of Casimiro Hernandez, Sr., who founded the Columbia Restaurant in 1905. In 1953, when her father's health was failing, the Gonzmarts returned to Tampa with their sons, Casey and Richard, to run the restaurant.

Commencement speaker trustee Mark Hollis (center) poses in academic regalia with, from left, President Doug Lee, professor O. Lafayette Walker, Merril Maguire Skaggs, and Chancellor Pope Duncan.

Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation President Wayne Meisel, Stetson Chancellor Doug Lee, Stetson Vice President of Enrollment Management and Campus Life Deborah Thompson and Provost Beth Paul wait on stage for the opening program of the Bonner Student Leadership Institute to begin. June 2009.

Curtis Norman, class of 1952, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Cynthia Ramirez representing the Bank of America donates a check to President Doug Lee for Stetson University.

David Early, class of 1953, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Dean of the Business School Paul Dascher (left) talks with President Doug Lee (right) at Dascher's retirement party.

Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Grady Ballenger speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Lawson Seminar and Reading Room (in honor of the Very Rev. LeRoy Lawson) in Elizabeth Hall on Tuesday, November 9, 2004.

Dean of the School of Music Jim Woodward (left) and President Doug Lee (second from left) with a framed photograph of Harold 'Prof' Giffin, a long-time Stetson music professor.

Desmond Tutu and President Doug Lee walk up the Elizabeth Hall steps. Tutu spoke at Stetson as part of the James A. Stewart Lecture series sponsored by the Institute for Christian Ethics.

Diane Lynn DaSilva, class of 1970, poses in the Lynn Business Center with her father, Eugene Lynn, class of 1941, his wife Christine Lynn, and President Doug Lee (second from left).

Dick Wilson, class of 1951, receives his 50th reunion diploma.

Director of the duPont-Ball Library, Sims Kline, and Betty Johnson, Associate Director for Technical Services, cut the ribbon at the rededication ceremony for the duPont-Ball Library expansion and renovation.

Dolly Hand cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the Homer and Dolly Hand Art Center.

Donna Jean Jones, class of 1953, receives her 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Donnell Sampson, basketball player, receives his diploma from President Doug Lee in the Elizabeth Hall Chapel.

Doug and Margaret Lee dressed up for the Centennial fundraiser.

Doug and Margaret Lee greets guests in the Hollis Center at the Doug and Margaret Lee tribute during Homecoming.

Doug and Margaret Lee pose with Jimmy Ford and his wife at the start of the Centennial Celebration banquet at the Kirchman estate.

Doug and Margaret Lee receive the Distinguished Service Award from Alumni Association President Bill Gray Alumni breakfast on the south lawn of the President's home.

Doug and Margaret Lee with alumni at the Alumni breakfast on the south lawn of the President's home.

Doug Lee acceps a check from the class of 1943.

Doug Lee acceps a check from the class of 1953.

Doug Lee accepts a check from the class of 1960 on the stage of the Elizabeth Hall Chapel.

Doug Lee accepts a check from the class of 1978.

Doug Lee and Margaret Lee at an alumni event at Parson Ranch.

Doug Lee and Margaret Lee greet guests at a reception at President's Home after Doug Lee's inauguration as President. Flaw in the original photo negative image.

Doug Lee and Margaret Lee with alumni at the President's home.

Doug Lee (left) and Pope Duncan, the incoming and outgoing presidents, pose with their wives, both named Margaret, in the Faculty Lounge.

Doug Lee speaking at an art gallery in Tallahassee.

Doug Lee speaking with guests at an art gallery in Tallahassee.

Doug Lee speaks to a group of Young Alumni in Daytona Beach.

Doug Lee speaks to a group of Young Alumni in Daytona Beach.

Doug Lee speaks to a group of Young Alumni in Daytona Beach.

Doug Lee, when he was Vice President for Development, participates in a road race.

Dr. Bryan Gillespie, professor of English, emeritus and acting provost standing with President Doug Lee.

Dr. Lee speaks to the Scholar Athletes at the National Student Athlete Day luncheon on April 6, 2008 held at the home of President and Mrs. Lee. The event is supported by the National Consortium for Academics and Sports.

Dr. Wendy Libby meets the alumni from the class of 1959 at homecoming 2009.

E. Clay Shaw, United States House of Representatives from Florida, poses with Stetson president Doug Lee. Shaw graduated in the class of 1961 and received his L.L.B. in 1966.

Faculty and administrators line up before graduation.

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