... Annual catalogue of the officers and students of John B. Stetson University (1900) (14578951369)

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Title: ... Annual catalogue of the officers and students of John B. Stetson University ..
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: John B. Stetson University John B. Stetson University
Subjects: John B. Stetson University Universities and colleges
Publisher: DeLand, Fla. : The Florida Agriculturist
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign



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ical Laboratory. ELIZABETH E. WINEGAR,Assistant in Latin and English. CHARLES S. HAYES,Assistant in Political Science. HATTYE MAE PORTER, Assistant in Music. MAMIE M. MAY,Assistant in Practice School. ANNIE J. MERRYMAN,Assistant irv Practice School. MYRTLE FRANCES BALLARD,Assistant in Practice School. John B. Stetson University JANETTE FREEMAN,Assistant in Practice School. RAY S. WOODS, Assistant in Kindergarten ANNIE B. WOOD,Assistant in Business College. FRANCIS L. EYLES,Assistant in Business College. B. F. BEELAR,Assistant in Business College. MABEL E. HOWARD,Assistant in Library. CLAIRE DICKINSON,Assistant in Library. MURRAY P. EDWARDS,In Charge of University Book Store. ARABI D. CLARKSON,Bookkeeper. MAY D. EMERY,Stenographer to the President. RUBY O. MOORE, Stenographer in Deans Office. SAMUEL I. BROWN,Steward. CARL TURNQUIST,Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. MRS. MARY BROWN,Matron—Chaudoin Hall. WINIFRED WILCOX,Matron—Hamilton House. MRS. J. S. DENNIS,Nurse.
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LIBRARYUHlVERSrfv of ILLINOIS John B. Stetson University. General Statement. JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY received itscharter from the Legislature of the State of Floridain 1887. The founders believed that there was a de-mand in this state for a Christian school that would of-fer to both young men and young women a collegiatetraining equal in breadth and thoroughness to the bestgiven in our country. From the beginning to the pres-ent this belief has controlled the policy of the institution.An Academy has been built up in which students mayfully prepare for the freshman class of any American col-lege. The Academy also provides for those who desirea general literary and scientific training. The College ofLiberal Arts provides a curriculum of four years leadingto the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Philos-ophy and Bachelor of Science. After the first two yearsall subjects are elective, permitting the student to modifyhis course in accordance with taste or purposes. In addi-tion to