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Portrait of President Pope Duncan.

Portrait of President Pope Duncan.

Portrait of President Pope Duncan in his University of Georgia academic regalia.

Portrait of President Pope Duncan in University of Georgia regalia.

Portrait of President Ronald Reagan.

Portrait of President Wendy B. Libby.

Portrait of President Wendy Libby.

Portrait of President William Sims Allen.

Portrait of professional musician, Richard Simms, class of 1939.

Portrait of Professor Chris Brigham.

Portrait of Professor Christopher Colwell, associate professor of education and director of the department of education.

Portrait of Professor Christopher Colwell, associate professor of education and director of the department of education.

Portrait of professor Ernest C. Colwell.

Portrait of professor Ernest C. Colwell.

Portrait of professor George Borders.

Portrait of Professor John Bridges.

Portrait of Professor Larry Belcher, head of the Roland George Investment Program.

Portrait of professor of Greek Charles Farriss who also served as Acting President in 1934. He started his Stetson University career in 1892.

Portrait of Professor of Law, Robert Batey.

Portrait of Ralph N. Stohl, Director of Administration, Department of Defense, 1947-1953. Inscribed and signed to Spike Kelley had a distinguised Army career. He retired to Volusia County, Florida and donated his collection of signed photographs of prominent military leaders and political figures to the Stetson University Library. Notable signature.

Portrait of Ralph Odum who served as Alumni Association president in 1949.

Portrait of Ray Sowers who was chair of the Education department for many years.

Portrait of Rebel Taylor

Portrait of Rebel Taylor

Portrait of Rebel Taylor

Portrait of Religious Studies professor Earl Joiner.

Portrait of Reverend David Moore, who was an early trustee (1885-1886 and 19031904) and a member of the first Board of Trustees Executive Committee.

Portrait of Reverend Joel Levi DeLand.

Portrait of Reverend John McKinney, a trustee from 1888 to 1898.

Portrait of Reverend John Pelham, Vice President for Church Relations.

Portrait of Reverend W. N. Chaudoin, for whom Chaudoin Hall was named. Chaudoin was an early trustee (1885-1886 and 1902-1903), Secretary of the Florida Baptist Convention and the first person to receive a Stetson honorary degree.

Portrait of Rhys Morgan (known as 'The Welsh Tenor'). Inscribed and signed to Mr. and Mrs. Morse. From the Orwin A. Morse Collection. Orwin Allison Morse directed the Stetson University School of Music from 1904-1909. His family donated a collection of photos, mostly of famous musicians, and most signed. Although most of the photos were taken in the 1920s when Mr. Morse lived in Sioux City, Iowa, a number of these musicians performed at Stetson University during Mr. Morse's tenure. Notable signature.

Portrait of Richard Copeland, associate professor of accounting.

Portrait of Richard Rasco, the Dean of the College of Law from 1914 to 1921.

Portrait of Richard Simms, who became a professional musician and later served in the Army.

Portrait of Richard T. Dillon who served a the Dean of the Law School from 1968 to 1981.

Portrait of Rich Cheston

Portrait of Rich Cheston

Portrait of righthand pitcher Mike Burgermeister

Portrait of Robert Chauvin, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts from 1968 to 1982.

Portrait of Robert Clark who served as alumni president in 1963.

Portrait of Robert L. Perkins, class of 1951, professor in the Philosophy Department and former Dean of the College of Liberal Arts.

Portrait of Rodney Langston

Portrait of Rollo May by Jill Krementz. Rollo May spoke at the 1980 Winter Term.

Portrait of Ron Hartman

Portrait of Roslyn Crowder, assistant professor of biology.

Portrait of Routa Kroumovitch-Gomez, professor of violin, viola, and chamber music.

Portrait of Routa Kroumovitch-Gomez, professor of violin, viola, and chamber music.

Portrait of Royal C. Gardner, law professor and director of the Institute for Biodiversity Law and Policy.

Portrait of Roy F. Howes, Dean of College of Law from 1942 to 1946.

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