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Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

Photo of a painting of alumnus Charles E. Merrill.

Photo of a portrait of Henry DeLand which is displayed on the first floor of DeLand Hall.

Photo of a portrait of Henry DeLand which is displayed on the first floor of DeLand Hall.

Photo of a portrait of John B. Stetson which is displayed in DeLand Hall.

Photo of baseball player [unidentified first name] Starrett

Photo of Basketball Player Olivier Dupiton

Photo of Elizabeth Hall and Holler Fountain

Photo of mission work overseas from Stetson alumni Ernie and Jane Harvey.

Photo of mission work overseas from Stetson alumni Ernie and Jane Harvey.

Photo of Norman Davis, class of 1951.

Photo of students attending barnyard party with bales of hay for decoration. Photo belonged to Meriam Mattylyn Randall McQuaig, Class of 1950. Donated by Meriam McQuaig niece, Carole Thompson.

Photo of students attending barnyard square dance party with hay and horshoes for decoration. Photo belonged to Meriam Mattylyn Randall McQuaig, Class of 1950. Donated by Meriam McQuaig niece, Carole Thompson. Stamped on reverse side, Photography by Wesclark DeLand, FL.

Photo of the decorated cakes made for the Centennial Celebration dinner.

Photo of the pastel portrait of Jessie Ball-duPont which is displayed in the foyer of the duPont-Ball Library. The artist is H. L. Smyth.

Photo of the Spitz projection equipment in the Rice Planetarium which was located in Flagler Hall. The planetarium was given to Stetson by Dr. Laban L. Rice in 1956.

Photo portrait of Grady Snowden, class of 1957, and his wife Barbara Snowden.

Photo portrait of John Rinker, class of 1967, and his wife Sheila Rinker.

Photoshoot Campaign Poster

Photos of Louis Freund's painting of Madonna and Child

Photos of the yearbook staff, originally in a scrapbook.

Photos on campus after the commencement ceremony which took place on the Stetson Green in May 2020.

Photos on campus after the commencement ceremony which took place on the Stetson Green in May 2020.

Physial Education teacher Sara Staff Jernigan shows some students how to stroke the ball at the net.

Physical chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs stands in front of a Low-Coherence Michelson Interferometer in Sage Hall.

Physical Education instructor Esther Hick with nationally-ranked golfer Betty Hicks who came to Stetson to do a golf clinic.

Physical Education instructor Sara Jernigan with nationally-ranked golfer Betty Hicks who came to Stetson to do a golf clinic.

Physical education instructors Tolly Thwing, class of 1956, and Lucy McDaniel plan for the U. S. Intercollegiate Archery Championships.

Physical Education Majors, 1949

Physical Education majors and minors

Physical Education Staff, 1947

Physical Education staff member Sarah Staff Jernigan poses for a photo with Dot Bundy, fifth ranked U. S. women's tennis player.

Physics award winners at the Honors Convocation.

Physics Department instructor, Dr. Geoge Glander along with Laura Glander attend the Natural Sciences picnic held annually at the beginning of the fall semester. All students majoring or who are considering majoring in the Division of Natural Sciences (Departments include Biology, Chemistry, Integrative Health Science, Geography/Environmental Science, Math/Computer Science, and Physics) attend the picnic along with the families of the natural sciences faculty and staff.

Physics Professor Dr. Kevin Riggs demonstrates (using an oscilloscope) the behavior of amplifier circuits. This session is taught in the physics electronic lab.

Physics professor Kevin Riggs talks with two student assistants at the opening reception for the Frankenstein travelling exhibit awarded to the library in 2005.

Physics professor Pan Papacosta gives a class to Elderhostel students.

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