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Beth Maycumber (Archivist) and Debbi Dinkins (Associate Dean of the Library) speak to students about the University Archives during the Library Open House, September 9, 2024.

Beth Maycumber (Archivist) and Professor Leah Sandler's (Visiting Assistant Professor of Digital Arts) Photography class tour the Treasure Collection and peek at a possible poison book within Stetson's holdings, November 10, 2025.

Beth Maycumber (Archivist) introduces Archives 101, a cultural credit event held in the duPont-Ball Library East Room, April 29, 2025. Beth shares a favorite archival discovery in the University ledgers. She explains the grading system and notes the instructor's comment that Walter Knox, a student, made ""a very narrow escape"" from the course that semester.

Beth Maycumber (Archivist) reenters the WORLD office from an outdoor patio while touring the building before its demolition, June 16, 2026.

Beth Maycumber (Archivist) speaks to students and faculty during Archives 101, a cultural credit event held in the duPont-Ball Library East Room, April 29, 2025.

Beth Maycumber (Archivist) talks about what archives are during Archives 101, a cultural credit event held in the duPont-Ball Library East Room, April 29, 2025.

Beth Maycumber (Archivist) tours the WORLD office before its demolition in Summer 2026, June 16, 2026. Here, she stands in the main room of the house, which later became University offices.

Beth Maycumber (Stetson University Archivist) discusses the people and histories associated with collections in the Politicos Room during an Archives tour for Museum Studies students, August 30, 2024.

Beth Maycumber (Stetson University Archivist) explains best practices for tying books in the Politicos Room as part of an Archives tour and hands-on practice for Museum Studies students, August 30, 2024.

Beth Maycumber (Stetson University Archivist) opens a volume of Description de l'Egypte during an Archives tour for Museum Studies students, August 30, 2024. This full first-edition set of the Description de l'Egypte books (published 1809-1822) were gifted to Bert Fish while he served as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Egypt. Fish held this post from 1933 until 1939, when he took on a post in Saudi Arabia.

Beth Maycumber (Stetson University Archivist) shares the stories of various objects from the Archives during a tour for Museum Studies students, August 30, 2024.

Beth Maycumber (University Archivist) introduces a History class to four thematic research project categories in the Politicos Room, September 30, 2024.

Beth Maycumber, University Archivist, leads a tour of the Archives for a history class, September 30, 2024. Dr. Emily Mieras (Associate Professor of History and American Studies) class toured the Treasure Collection of Rare Books during the visit.

Beth Maycumber, University Archivist, leads a tour of the Archives for a history class, September 30, 2024. Dr. Emily Mieras class toured the M. Jean Greenlaw Collection during the visit.

Beth Maycumber (University Archivist) shares the stories of various objects from the Archives during a tour for History students, September 30, 2024.

Beth Maycumber (University Archivist) shares the stories of various objects from the Archives during a tour for History students, September 30, 2024.

Beth Paul Inauguration Leaflet

Beth Zeller, Nancy Juckett, and Jenny Stanley pose together in front of a carved tiki statue. Caption on back: Beth Zeller from Orlando, Florida is majoring in political Science. She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta and a KO Little Sis. Her hobbies are sewing and water skiing. Nancy Juckett from Worthington, Ohio is majoring in Elementary Education. She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta and a Pi K Little Sis. Her hobbies include bicycling. Jenny Stanley from Ridge Field, Connecticut and has not decided a major. She is a member of Alpha Xi delta and she enjoys sailing.

Betsy Schlueter Ridley, class of 1962, and her husband Jim enjoy their Friday afternoon Homecoming picnic.

Better Together Day Poster

Better Together Week Poster

Bette Stover Keith and her new husband, Clay Keith, pose in front of 'Wrenwood' in DeLand. Bette is the daughter of long-time Stetson theater professor Irving Stover.

Bette Stover Keith and her new husband, Clay Keith, pose in front of 'Wrenwood' in DeLand. Bette is the daughter of long-time Stetson theater professor Irving Stover.

Bette Stover Keith and her new husband, Clay Keith, pose in front of 'Wrenwood' in DeLand. Bette is the daughter of long-time Stetson theater professor Irving Stover.

Bette Stover Keith, class of 1936, attends a 50th anniversary celebration of her Pi Beta Phi membership. She is the daughter of Irving Stover, theater professor at Stetson.

Bette Stover Keith, class of 1936, stands next to a bust of her father, theater professor Irving Stover, during a summer visit to Stover Theatre.

Bette Stover Keith, daughter of Irving Stover, portrays a Seminole Indian at the Florida display in the New York World's Fair. She is sitting on the edge of the fountain that was later donated to Stetson in 1950 by William Holler.

Bette Stover Keith's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Irving Stover, stand next to the couple on their wedding day. Dr. Stover was a long-time Stetson theater professor.

Bette Stover poses in character on the front lawn of the Irving Stover home at 201 W. Minnesota Avenue in DeLand.

Bette Stover poses in character on the front steps of the Irving Stover home at 201 W. Minnesota Avenue in DeLand.

Bette Stover poses in her Seminole Indian costume that she will wear in the Florida exhibit at the New York World's Fair.

Bette Stover stands on the steps of the Irving Stover home in full costume.

Betty Ann Cannon poses on one of the athletics field in her letter sweater.

Betty Autney, Esther Hich, Mary Lippitt, Elaine Newell, and Sara Staff Jennigan

Betty Black (left) and Director of Development Alicia Scott (right) pose together with a framed black-and-white photograph of the house and property located at 219 E. Michigan Avenue, DeLand. The house was built by donor Betty Black's father in 1921-1922 and is now Stetson University's Development Office. April 23, 2024

Betty Council attends a formal dinner with other students.

Betty Council celebrates her 20th birthday with friends in her Chaudoin Hall dormitory room.

Betty Council celebrates her 20th birthday with friends in her Chaudoin Hall dormitory room.

Betty Day holds sheet music for The Sound of Music as Harold 'Prof' Giffin (left) and Bruce Griffiths look on.

Betty Drees Johnson Dean of the Library and Learning Technologies Katy Webb posing with Stetson University alumnus Bernice Fishpaw in the Politicos Room of the duPont-Ball Library on October 23, 2024.

Betty Drees Johnson Dean of the Library and Learning Technologies Katy Webb, Stetson alumnus and university donor M. Jean Greenlaw, and Sara Armstrong visit the Greenlaw children's literature section in the duPont-Ball Library on January 31, 2026.

Betty Drees Johnson Dean of the Library and Learning Technologies Katy Webb, Stetson alumnus and university donor M. Jean Greenlaw, and Sara Armstrong visit the Greenlaw children's literature section in the duPont-Ball Library on January 31, 2026.

Betty Drees Johnson Dean of the Library and Learning Technologies Katy Webb, Stetson alumnus and university donor M. Jean Greenlaw, and Sara Armstrong visit the Greenlaw children's literature section in the duPont-Ball Library on January 31, 2026.

Betty Drees Johnson Dean of the Library and Learning Technologies Katy Webb, Stetson alumnus and university donor M. Jean Greenlaw, and Sara Armstrong visit the Greenlaw children's literature section in the duPont-Ball Library on January 31, 2026.

Betty Drees Johnson, Director of duPont-Ball Library, is caught in a candid shot at her annual Christmas party.

Betty Drees Johnson, Director of duPont-Ball Library, shares a laugh with Linda Grooms at Betty's annual Christmas party.

Betty Drees Johnson, Director of the duPont-Ball Library, relaxes before the going away party for Marcia Cornelius held in Betty's home.

Betty Drees Johnson, librarian, and Evans Johnson, history professor, pose with two Women's Club members at the Southridge Country Club.

Betty Drees Johnson (retired Stetson Librarian) (left), Jerry Kruhm (center), and Betty Furches Kruhm (right) attend the ribbon cutting for the new Athletic Training Center during Homecoming, November 2, 2012.

Betty Foard Hutchings speaks in the Elizabeth Hall Chapel at a service in which the new men's dorms are named for long-time Stetson professors Warren Stone Gordis and G. Prentice Carson.

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