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Portrait of Fred Messersmith, Head of the Art Department

Portrait of French composer Andre Messager. 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.

Portrait of functional keyboard Visiting Professor, Kristie Born.

Portrait of Gary Reddick, class of 1972 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Signed for William A. Kelley. Colonel William A. '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 General George H. Decker, Chief of Staff, U. S. Army, 1960-1962. Inscribed and signed to Colonel W. A. ""Spike"" Kelley. Colonel William A. '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 General Maxwell D. Taylor. Inscribed and signed to Spike Kelley. Colonel William A. '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 General Meade from the collection of William A. Kelley. Colonel William A. '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.

Portrait of General Omar N. Bradley. Inscribed and signed to Mr. W. A. Kelley. Colonel William A. '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 Geoffrey Jollay, class of 1975 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of George Borders, class of 1961, and Vice-President of Student Affairs.

Portrait of George Borders who was Dean of Students from 1972-77 and Dean of Men from 1968-72.

Portrait of George Connett

Portrait of George DeLand Soper, 21 Regiment New York State Guard, in military uniform.

Portrait of George Herbst, vice president for business and chief financial officer.

Portrait of George Hood, Dean of Students from 1961 to 1966 and Dean of Men from 1952 to 1961. Hood Also served as head of Counseling Center for a number of years.

Portrait of George P. Colby, the founder of Southern Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp Meeting Association.

Portrait of Gerald Kruhm, class of 1957, 1971, 1981 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of German soprano Frieda Hempel. Inscribed and signed to O. A. 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 Gertrude Leete taken in Syracuse, New York.

Portrait of G. Henry Stetson, younger son of benefactor John B. Stetson, to whom the 1920 Stetson yearbook was dedicated.

Portrait of Glenn Wilkes, Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach

Portrait of Glenn Wilkes, Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach

Portrait of Glenn Wilkes, Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach

Portrait of Glenn Wilkes, Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach

Portrait of Glenn Wilkes, Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach

Portrait of Glenn Wilkes, head basketball coach.

Portrait of Glenn Wilkes, head basketball coach.

Portrait of G. Prentice Carson as a young man. Carson was a history professor and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts who came to Stetson in 1887.

Portrait of G. Prentice Carson, history professor and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts who came to Stetson in 1887.

Portrait of G. Prentice Carson, history professor and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts who came to Stetson in 1887.

Portrait of G. Prentice Carson, history professor and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts who came to Stetson in 1887.

Portrait of G. Prentice Carson, history professor and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts who came to Stetson in 1887.

Portrait of G. Prentice Carson who was Dean of Men from 1922 to 1934.

Portrait of Grace Garwood.

Portrait of Grace Leete.

Portrait of Grace Smith (Garwood) when she was about 16 years old.

Portrait of Grace Stuart DeLand

Portrait of Grady Snowden who graduated in 1929 and was the pastor of the First Baptist Church in DeLand for many years.

Portrait of 'Grandfather Terry.'

Portrait of 'Grandmother Terry' taken in Elmira, New York.

Portrait of Graydon Skerritt DeLand.

Portrait of Harlan Page DeLand taken in Fairport, New York.

Portrait of Harlan Page DeLand taken in Utica, New York.

Portrait of Harlan Paul ('Butch'), class of 1976 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of Harold E. Stassen, former governor of Minnesota, and member of the Eisenhower administration in Foreign Affairs, who spoke at the Diamond Jubilee Convocation.

Portrait of Harold M. Giffin, long-time Concert Choir Director.

Portrait of Harold R. Clark who served as alumni president in 1973.

Portrait of Harold Sebring, Dean of the College of Law from 1955 to 1968.

Portrait of Harry C. Garwood, who served as Acting Stetson President for four months in 1947. Garwood spent much of his career as head of the Department of Religion and as Dean.

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