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Third Year Reception

Third Year Reception

Third Year Reception

Third Year Reception

Thirteen Alpha Chi Omega sisters build a human pyramid.

Thirteenth Annual Festival of Piano Scholars

This card section, planned and directed by SGA vice-president Ted Cassidy, later known for his acting role as Lurch on The Addams Family Tv show, greets the football fans from across the field.

ThisCollege-Playbill

Thise Been the Cokkes Wordes: A Bakhtinian Reading of Genre in 'The Nun's Priest's Tale'

This granite marker on the grounds of the President's House during the dedication ceremony honoring Stetson's First Lady Margaret Flexer Duncan.

This green statue of the Mad Hatter, first displayed in the Hat Rack, became the Stetson mascot in 1959.

This group of MBA students are ready for their skydive experience at Skydive DeLand in DeLand, Florida on March 29, 2008.

This group was perhaps the first colony for Lambda Chi Alpha, the Sigma Omega chapter.

This house, located on the west side of Woodland Blvd., was the home of R. J. Carson, father of long-time faculty member and dean G. Prentice Carson.

This is a Letter to Virginia Woolf

This is the Hall That Rock Built

This live oak tree and granite marker on the grounds of the President's House honors Stetson's First Lady Margaret Flexer Duncan. This photo taken following the dedication ceremony in honor of Mrs. Duncan.

This local Vietnamese was the barber at Camp Gorvad. Photo from Ned Ricks, class of 1968.

This phrase from the university's seal, 'Pro Deo et Veritate', is at the top of the Beckerath organ case. The picture was taken during the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Beckerath Organ in the H. Douglas Lee Chapel of Elizabeth Hall on November 4-5, 2011.

This reception was held for the concert band after their morning concert on Thursday, February 6, 1958 at Sandy Springs High School. Sandy Springs is located in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.

This scaffold is in place to access the roof during the renovation of the duPont-Ball Library in 1998.

This shot of the Chemistry laboratory is taken through shelves.It is a good shot of the students in the classroom.

This sign 'Please... Pardon our mess while under renovation Thank You' is displayed throughout the renovation and addition of the duPont-Ball Library.

This Tablet Erected in Grateful Recognition of The Generosity of the Friends of Stetson University Who Subscribed to Shares in the University's Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Program

This television studio monitor shows William Billy Wolfe during a live televised band concert at the WFBC-TV studio in Greenville, South Carolina during the 1960 Annual Band Tour on Thursday, February 11, 1960. Photo taken by Mr. MacDonald.

This townhouse was owned by John B. Stetson in Philadelphia. He is believed to have acquired it c. 1875. The address is 1717 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This tree and granite marker on the grounds of the President's House honors Stetson's seventh President Dr. Pope Duncan. After the dedication ceremony Katherine Duncan Aimone, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Duncan, joins President and Mrs. Lee near the live oak tree.

This view of Atlanta was taken by one of the concert band members while inside a room in the Georgia Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday night, February 6, 1958 during the annual concert band tour.

Thomas B. Gillespie at the opening of the Gillespie Museum's new home, November 19, 1982.

Thomas B. Gillespie cutting the ribbon for the opening of the new home of the Gillespie Museum, November 19, 1982.

Thomas Byrd Gillespie, benefactor of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals, at his 100th birthday party in the Gillespie Museum.

Thomas Byrd Gillespie, benefactor of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals, cuts his 100th birthday cake at a party in the Museum.

Thomas Byrd Gillespie, benefactor of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals, cuts his 100th birthday cake at a party in the Museum.

Thomas Byrd Gillespie, benefactor of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals, receives a honorary Doctor of Laws degree at commencement.

Thomas Byrd Gillespie, benefactor of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals, receives a honorary Doctor of Laws degree at commencement.

Thomas Byrd Gillespie, benefactor of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals, receives a honorary Doctor of Laws degree at commencement.

Thomas Byrd Gillespie, benefactor of the Gillespie Museum of Minerals, receives a honorary Doctor of Laws degree at commencement.

Thomas Connors (Offensive Line/Tight End) waits to cross the stage during the COVID-era Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony, May 8, 2021.

Thomas Jefferson: His Relationship with France

Thomas R. Horton Award recipient Kevin Holbert is congratulated by Dean Thomas Schwarz at the School of Business Administration Honors Banquet held April 3, 2014.

Thomas Smith served as Alumni Association president in 1956.

Thomas Turner, Dean of University, watches a staff member use an old manual typewriter during a deliberate blackout on Earth Day.

Thomas Turner was Dean of the University from 1978 to 1982.

Thomazine 'Tim' Whitehead and Gail Sherman, great-granddaughters of John B. Stetson, tour the Stetson Estate in DeLand.

Thoreau's Holy Week: A Mythic Overview of A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers

Thoughts on the Vietnam War

Thre alumni enjoy their memories at the Homecoming dance.

Three 50th reunion alumni chat at the Homecoming picnic.

Three Alumni Association members, Sally Gillespie, Bob Kent, and Evelyn West meet at the picnic during Homecoming.

Three alumni chat at the Lake County Alumni Asociation dinner held at the Lakeside Inn in Mt. Dora, Florida.

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