University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

Page 156 text:

ODLTIPXI The l-lonor Code is the backbone ot Florida's system of student government. The Honor Court gives Florida men the fullest opportunity to settle their own problems and to correct Gnd reprimand their own students. Although the l-lonor Code deals specifically with stealing, cheating, and the passing of worthless checks, over a period of many years it has gotten to be more, it is a way ot and spirit of living on the Florida campus. U Tlllsl Year when Florida men had to make dynamic changes In their torm ot student government, every man wanted to See this l-lonor Code and its ideals preserved. At the beginning of the year all freshmen are taken to the l'lOnOr Court Room and instructed as to its spirit and mean- 'RQ by Some outstanding student speaker, From thereon it is O Dart of him, not only until his graduation but on out into GVGVY Clay life, FIorida's most cherished tradition will live onl The War got its share ot l-lonor Court members as it did all Of The Student Body. Only tive ot the original May, l942, Court were remaining in May, l943. Chancelor Duckworth leff 'toward the end ot the tirst semester with Clerk Pearson fhoving into his shoes and Frank Pittman moving up into posi- 'Hon of Clerk, CLERK FRANK PITTMAN JW-eiv 3 lg' :Dix lb OXy.,..Qr Q WQQ i , Cf? porviinick FARABEE FOLKS ' iviCiNTvRE Mii.Li5R RIHERD RODGERS siirppsizp

Page 155 text:

'Nvf' we-bw CHA NCELOR RAY PEARSON 621601101 Original Cjouww College of Agriculture EARL RODGERS Sfliaczl of Arclwileclure FRANK BRANAN College of Arls and Sciences LOUIS BRADY HARRY L. COLLINS College of Business Administration JOE FLOYD ROB SMITH College of Education ALEX SHEPHERD College of Engineering LAMAR KING General College FRANK PITTMAN JULIAN DOMlNlCK College of Law JOHN BARNES Board of Masters EARL CYPEN SID ARONOVITZ CHANCELOR FRANK DUCKWORTH

Page 157 text:

A- 5 G- . GLENN CONNOR BOB MUGGE FRANK McCCY Lyceum ouncil The purpose ol the Lyceum Council is to bring programs at entertainment and education to the Campus. With its funds limited because at decreased enrollment, this year's Council has attempted to tul- till this purpose. To inaugurate the season, the talented blind pianist and composer, Alec Templeton, came to bring us a varied concert in October, ln December Conrad Thibault sang a popular program for us, ln February the Don Cossack Chorus, directed by Serge Jarott, rendered a concert ot Russian music. Then, towards the end of April, Anna Kaskas and Lansing l-lattield sang together in our tinal concert. ' -, ,. ,..,.. -LT V. . , 1 'Nw 1 l i PROP. CONSTANS PROF. JOHNSON Tl-l I BAU LT DON COSSAC KS TEMPLETON i