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

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cfllpha Gamma 'Rho . .Q ---v . -. ws SENIORS LEMLJEL CLJNNINGHAM JOHN FOLKS JACK HADDOX ROBERT HINDERY ROYCE AGNER THOMAS HERNDON CHARLES PARTIN WILLIAM GREENE PAUL MILLER JOHN BALDWIN JEFFERSON HILL CLAYTON EMERSON ELWOOD ANDERSON EARL RODGERS ROBERT KAZORAS f JUNIORS ROBERT DOUGLASS ZAR I EL TYSON ELLIS GREENE WARREN TROTTER SAMUEL WALKUP SOPHOMORES ' EDWIN STEWART CAREY SOUTHALL ROBERT PERRY RUDOLPH RACKLEY STANLEY ROSENBERGER FRESHMEN CARL FREDERICKS LLJCIAN HINDERY CLAUD JONES HERMAN LONG THOMAS JONES JACK PINHOLSTER September . . . Window-washing, floor-waxing . . . the porch columns have to be painted. Who the heck do you think you are, Perry? sleeping til 6330! We gotta snare some freshman future farmers! Rush week , . . I7 pledges. Just plain freshman one day, they said, but galley slaves the next under Pledgemaster Emerson. But they wore the green and gold. October . . . Football games, wiener roasts, Harvest Hop, sweater girls, falling leaves and falling grades . . , frost in the air and farewell to I-A's . . . Peeples, Lucian Hindery, Allen, gone but never forgotten. Perry goes home to farm, rush chairman goes frantic. lNoble Ruler stayed franticl November . . . Hill shines, at least on the shoulders, as he mounts his three diamonds as an artillery regi- mental commander . . . Miller also mounts . , fthe stairs to matrimony. Agner and Bishop exhibit proud chestsl?l bedecked with Florida Blue Key. Rogers becomes more involved with more women. Hindery becomes first victim of AGR wolf pack. December . , . Fall Frolics with l3l imported females. Agner, Dean of Wolves, had to shop as far as Texas for his. Whatcha gonna do Xmas? Work, loaf, study or sleep, stay sane or sober? Xmas party for under- privileged children . . . Ellis mothers his brood. Southall DONALD VOORHEES THOMAS CANNON 'GEARLD GAY GEORGE DOLJGLASS BILL KELLER SIDNEY ALLEN making a better Santa Claus than a Marine. The final movements of i942 then we all rushed away. January , . . and we all didn't rush back. Rogers didn't even get back. Browning the sergeants at Parris Island now. Partin begins new era of Thursday-to- Tuesday weekends with new bride. lXmas present from his pop.l Miller to the army, wife and all. Finals com- ing up, more bull sessions. February . . . Hill, Kazaros, Rogers exit via honors . Kaltenborn Kazaros gives final session. Hill bellows last orders to regiment, also bellows love-call and is joined by mate lpoor girlll Stewart exits via West Point, Emerson and Anderson exit via Army Air Corps. March . . . We keep the house. Colonel Agony takes command of infantry and the Military Ball. Whatta Ball! Women everywhere! Even Herndon lured one down using approved Lonely Hearts tactics. Jones in intirmary so at least one wolf less. Remember the wiener roast and Pinholster? April . . . Rodeo tirnel Prexy Wild Bill Greene does splendid job. Cowboy Cunningham shines on steer . . . Rackley shines as usual. Tyson's heifer grand champion, and Long from Chuluota thrills whip-cracking fans. Folks hits Lakeland jackpot, and even Cunningham lets hair down for date. May . . . how the hell do we know what happened? lt hasn't come yet!

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cyfllpha CGIEIIJI Omega CHARLES JACKSON BALDWIN WILLIAM THORN BAYNARD LEMUEL A. BELL GEORGE DONALD BISHOP WILBERT ROSS CANNING BENNET AVEY DOMINICK WALTER GORDON FRAUENHEIM JOHN EDWIN BAKER, JR. JOHN HARRY BOWMAN RALPH CLIFTON DELL FRED GRADY DUFFY, JR. RICHARD WATSON BACON WILLIAM HAMER BEARDALL ROBERT JACOB BIRDSALL BRUCE BOLT ALBERT MAXIMUS BREWER RICHARD BENTLEY BROWN JOHN STOCKTON BRYAN JAMES OLIN COX, JR. JULIAN KLELTNER DOMINICK WILLIAM EMERY ADAMS JAMES DUNCAN BAKER HAROLD WARE BARBER HAROLD MARTYN BEARDALL JACK OLIVER BOON WILLIAM C. BRANAN JOHN W. BURTON BENJAMIN P. CALHOUN MACK NORMAN CLEVELAND WILBUR FISKE DIVINE PHILIP WESLEY DORN SENIORS HAROLD WALTON GOFORTH OWENS HAMILTON MCDONNELL WOODFORD HAMILTON HAYES ROBERT LAFAYETTE PEARSON WILLIAM EVERHARD HERRON JACK HAMILTON HERRON CHARLES HADEN LASLEY WILLIAM GLADSON LININGER ROBERT HARVEY MILLER CHARLES MOORE PHILLIPS ARTHUR I. ROE THEODORE EDGAR SALB ARMIN HILL SMITH, JR. ROBERT RYAN TENCH J u N I o R s EUGENE ROBERT FELTON ROBERT OSCAR LINDSTROM EVERETT BURCH HART, JR. RAYMER FRANCIS MAGUIRE ALBERT GRAY KING RAY D. B. MATTHEWS, JR. HENRY GIDDENS KING THOMAS MASSEY MCEWEN MARION MURRAY LASLEY S o P H o M o R E S THEODORE AUGUSTUS ERCK JAMES FREDERICK HORSEY ALVIN JOSEPH FILLASTRE NOAH HANNIBAL JENERETTE JACK EUGENE GATEWOOD DONALD RANDALL JONES EDWIN WELBORN GUERNSEY DANIEL HOBSON LAIRD, JR. WILLIAM PULLEN HADLEY WILLIAM AYLLETTE MCMANUS JOSEPH H. HALE JAMES MADISON NeSMITH JACK WESLEY HARRIS O. B. OGLETREE, JR. WILLIAM LENOX HEIMER KURT DIXON RATIENCE JOHN REARSE HOLLOWAY RICHARD WARD RODGERS LUTHER WILLIAM HOLLOWAY LAWRENCE BRADY ROE F R E s H M E N RICHARD THOMAS FARRIOR EDWARD HUGHSON HURLEBAUS KIRBY WILSON FITE, JR. EARL WILLIAM JETER JAMES ALFRED FRANKLIN MATT MURFREE JETTON CHARLES BETTS GALLOWAY JOHN DAVID KEATING OWEN DOUGLAS GILMAN WILLIAM BUCKNER LANIER, JR. ROBERT LOUIS GREEN HUGH BEDIEL LINDGREN MILES LEWIS HALL WM. HERBERT LIVINGSTON, JR. WILLIAM FHIFER HALL ROBERT RAY LOGAN FREDERICK MEWHORTER HARRIS CLARENCE REID MCMASTER ROBERT HAUL HEASLEY WILLIAM BRYAN MEHARG JACK BRADLEY HIPFLER RICHARD RIPLEY MEHRHOF CHARLES ALVIN BLACK ROBERT PELOT EBERSOLE MYRON GUNBY GIBBONS STEPHEN LAWRENCE MCMILLAN CHARLES MALTHY POTTER JAMES KNOX RUSH MONTE JULIAN TILLIS GEORGE RILEY MCMASTER GEORGE EDWARD NETTLES WILLIAM HENRY WILBANKS DAVID BURKE KIBLER Ill SMITH JOHNSTON RUDASIL JOSEPH BAYNARD SHEAROUSE, J HENRY CECIL SMITH, JR. RICHARD GORDON SOWELL JAMES HENRY VIDAL THOMAS STETSON VIDEON SPENCER WATSON JAMES BLAKE WILSON RICHARD KING COLE, JR. ROBERT JAMES MORRIS WILLIAM ELMER REYNOLDS WILLIAM NELSON RIVERS JERRY ROSS JAMES VERNON SEE EDWARD MORRIS SHURTLEFF ROBERT FRANKLIN' STAHL DONALD FRANKLIN THOMAS THOMAS SIMMONS TRANTHAM JAMES MCKAY TRULUCK TRENT STANFORD WAKELING First rush week during wartime, but still we managed to come out with the proverbial, Yeah, we lost a couple, but we got who we really wanted anyway. When t'was over we found we had the larg-est class ever, in the ups of 46 and types ranging from a Boon to a Irantham to Lu Hall and Heasley. The rumors themselves started early this year and with the advent of the grid season plans were made each week-end for our final blow. For weeks in a raw, including the somewhat cut Homecoming, also deemed as a date function, the basement was dressed up In the proper attire for a fun week-end. Even so early boys began receiving their fares paid to Camp Blandingf and me FIIGDTCT IDGQUD to shrink, but only after arrangements were made with their local boards to lay over for a rest durina Fall Frolics. The Frolics, Will Osborne and Marianne were tops for the year and furnished a perfect atmosphere for the record-breaking 75 dates IIT the house. Then came Coffee Dan highlighted by the skits In which the techniques of a Captain, a Mole, a Deacon, and a Speedster were revealed . . . and Mr. Pettybone. Christmas, the semester Came and went and so did about half the chapter. Freshmen of course got the bug first and parties were being held nightly for departing brothers, including ShLIrtleff, Barber, Dominick, Brewer, Dell, Thomas, Tiger and Billy, Miller, Fite, Tiny, and O. B. Even best freshman Lanier slipped off on the 922i special to diplomatic school. Then, a Valentine's Ball and Brawl just to keep our spirits up, showing off some of the brothers legs and otherwise in a precision chorus. This week-end as usual the basement and library took a beating. Military Ball, Reynolds and his not-so-sweet music and Cadet Col. Hayes with Charlotte long, long ago. Lt. Col. Goforth land Megi, Majors McMillan and Philips, and Capts. Bell and Dominick wearing their Scabbard and Blade Keys along with itoi the bars. McEwen and Hayes were added to the standing list of Tench as campus BMOC's in the form of Florida Blue Key, which served as an erstwhile climax to campus activities for the year. No elections this year and emphasis was placed toward the last on catching the Phi Delts in Intramurals, while still making plans for after the war. At the end fare- well parties were again in order and a final salute was given to the departing seniors who had served for