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

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Goodwin Cummings Ramsey Kuppers Wicker Kerr Freeman Carpenter Stephens Romano Beard Barnard Walker Jaeger Vickery Clarke Gale Price Miller Flcisher Hall Seaver Anthony Bailey Gongl Brooks Peacock Cornell Hendry Costin

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EPT I KCLPPUI cfllpha T. O. ANDREWS FRED BALL BERNAYS BISHOP BARNEY ALFORD WALTER LEE CREWS DON GRIFFITH FRED BRYANT JAMES ABBOTT JOHN ANGLE BILL BRADSHAW JACK FLEMIING BILL GOODLOE P. G. HERNDON CHARLES BRADY BILL CHAMPLIN MAC CHRISTIE BOB EICHEL BERGER ROBERT GROOVER JOE HAMPTON WORTH HARRIS JAMES HOGG lx HARRY FICQUETTE BRAD HOGG DON McDADE JOI-IN POPE GEORGE HOWARD JAMES MARR FRANK PITTMAN WILSON RIVERS SOPHOMORES JACK CRLJMLY EUGENE FLOYD EDGAR JOHNSON FRESHMEN GEORGE HOLDEN SIDNEY LANIER CHESTER McMULLEN BILL MILLS BILL MIMS BILL McCUTCHEON LYMAN OLSON GEORGE PRITCHARD JACK RICHARDSON HARVEY SNIVELY, JR, ALBERT SLJAREZ JACK SWAN CLYDE SIMPSON FRANK SNIVELY WALTER TURNER CHARLIE ROU VALDEEN THOMAS JACK WOERPEL DAVID WILCOX TOMMY THOMAS RUSS TROMBLY DAN TURNER WARREN WALKER ALBERT WILLIAMS Pi Kappa Alpha is in the War. The chapter has given 35 of its members and pledges this year. They were raring to go -EEA and so are those remaining, most of whom are now in the reserves and on call tor duty at any time. There are two gold stars on the Service Flag. One is for Lt, ljgl Baxter Waldrop and the other tor Lt, B. M. Terhune, USA. Fraternity officers are: President, Valdeen Thomas, Vice-President, Walter L. Crews, Secretary, Frank Snively, House Manager, Mac L, Christie and Dining Room Manager, Bernays Bishop. Mac Christie Was elected to Florida Blue Key and is a cadet colonel in the ROTC besides being chairman of the Dixie Party. Jack Fleming was president of the Freshman Class this year, Frank Pittman is clerk of the Honor Court. Socially the Pikes bore their share of the load with the annual Dream Girl Ball, the Shipwreck Party, the Blackout Party, and numerous informal and spontaneous dances and parties to round out the year. The Christmas Party for underpriviledged children attracted about IOO youngsters for an afternoon of play and a visit from Santa Claus. Thus Pi K A has tried to do its Wartime iob.

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Kappa Thi BOB CUMMINGS BILL NEALE MILTON MINGONET HIRAM TRIBBLE WILLIAM STEPHENS EDWARD ALGER CECIL COSTIN IDUS WICKER WILLIAM PAPY STUART LOFBERG ROBERT TYLANDER MAURICE GOODWIN JIM KUPPERS HENRY FREEMAN JACK CARPENTER S 0 P H O M O R E S JAMES PEACOCK BUD MONK ROBERT GA NGL A NDR EW ROMA NO CARLETON BLISS DARRELL CARNELL JOHN BROOKS ALVA ANTHONY JAMES HENDRY F R E S H M E N WILLIAM WALLENDORF WALTER MARTER WILLIAM JAEGER CHARLES CLARKE FRANK HALL JOHN MILLER COOPER MATHEWS THOMAS VICKERY JOSEPH PRICE JOH N PALMER ARCHIE RAMSEY ENOS KERR HANSEFORD BEARD JACK BARNARD W. L. BAILEY WILLIAM GALE WILLIAM SEAVER ELI WALKER September's manpower shortage was alleviated when a bumper crop of out- standing freshmen took the Pledge's Oath. New neophytes were soon well ac- quainted with Alachua County after their first road trip, but all came through as well as could be expected under the circumstances. Freshmen became imbued with the idea of reciprocal trade, so the bloodthirsty sophomores were taken by storm-no broken bones, but sprains were plentiful. The war may have taken a lot of Pi Kappa away for the duration, but it didn't take away the social ambitions of those that were left. Every social function found all members and pledges in high spirits-not to be taken literally-and enjoying what he thought to be the last big blow. Due to the conditions of the time, Pi Kappa Phi lost its most prized possession, Mrs. Belle Road, house mother for six years, whom we all have greatly missed since she left at the beginning of the second semester. We have proudly made our contribution to Uncle Sam's armed forces this year, and Pi Kappa from our chapter are now serving in every theatre of war. XxX-N .. .... I.. , . . 7: