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

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1 .1 ,- qv -1 uv I l V -C A 'l I 1 SIEMEN SLAGSVOL SMITH SMITH SMITH SOUTHERLAND STEELE STEINLEN STEWART WFT STUHL SUGDEN sWANsON TEW TUOKETT TURNER VAN STEENBURG WATSON WELLS , I HERINGTON wan-AKER WHITE WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLAUER WILLS WILSON WOODWARD I I ABOVE: 'WTEWQ1 0 Top Row: HARRY A, SIEMEN, Jacksonville O THOMAS F. SLAGSVOL, St. Petersburg 0 ALBERT J. SMITH, St. Augustine 0 FRANK A. SMITH. Gainesville 0 RALPH W. SMITH. Daytona Beach 0 WILLIAM R. SOUTHERLAND, Gainesville 0 HERMAN A. STEELE, Lakeland 0 ADOLPI-I L. STEINLEN, Tampa. 0 CYRUS Q. STEWART, Ft. Myers O Second Row: LEE A. STUHL, Coral Gables O JAMES A. SUGDEN, JR., Jacksonville O STANLEY E. SWANSON, Pierson 0 JAMES A. TEW, Sanford 0 NORMAN L- R. TUCKETT, JR., Mount Dora O HEYWOOD A. TURNER, Tampa 0 TED E. VAN STEENBURG. Orlando O WILLIAM A. WATSON, Palmetto 0 JOEL D. WELLS. Orlando 0 Third Row: DAVE W. WETHERINGTON, Jasper 0 FURMAN C. WHITAKER, Tampa. 0 GRAHAM V. WHITE, Crescent City 0 DEAN H. WILLIAMS, JR., Jacksonville 0 EDWARD R. WILLIAMS, Mayport 0 CHARLES H. WILLAUER, I JR.. Quakertown, Pa. O CLINTON E. WILLS, Pine cnsmn 0 FRED H. WILSON, Jacksonville Q WILLIAM F- WOODWARD, Tallahassee. 4 BELOW: 0 TOD Row: JOHNS C. WRIGHT, Sanford 0 JAMES YONTZ, Tampa 0 JOSEPH L. YOUMANS, Crest- view 0 DALE A, YOUNG, Fernandina 0 EVERT A. YOUNG, Winter Park 0 JOHN ADAIR, JR., Luke Worth 0 Second Row: RAY H. ADAMS, Jacksonville O FRANCIS E. AKERMAN, Orlando O JOHN F. ALBRITTON, JR., Jacksonville Q ROBERT S. ALLEN, Jacksonville Beach 0 CHARLES A. APRILETTI, Bartow O STANLEY H. APTE, Miami Beach O Third Row: EDWARD R. AUSLEY, Ocala 0 ALBERT BARRETO, Tampa 0 DAVE H. BARNETT, Fort Meade 0 CLIFFORD E. BARNHILL, Punta Gorda 0 ALVIN R. BAXLEY, Milton 0 CHESTER B. BAYNARD, St. Petersburg. HEIGHT YONTZ YOUMANS YOUNG YOUNG ADAIR AUJMS AKERMAN ALBRITTON ALLEN APRILE'I'I'I APTE LEY BARRETO BARNETT BARNHILL BAXLEY BAYNARD ly Chuck Willauer , This is a model of a shoe factory. That's stocky, black-hairecl Charley XVillauer speaking, a prospective in- dustrial engineer from Quakcrstown, ll' a. Finishing high school in the late h l930's, Chuck clicl a four-and-a-half 'N year hitch in the army. After dis- :. ' charge, he wondered if he could tr wi . I I make out in college after being away ,J 4 ' Vi W from the books so long. Reading an Q-1' 4 . 'A , article about Florida's unique C . ,. course system, he packed his bride fi 'MQ ' H , ,QAM and belongings and headed for A .Qi 1 XY, ' I Eff, Ir - . Q. Gainesville. if M' 9' ' 2 'k'2 t' ' if I Chuck is both happy and sad lo p receive his sheepskin with the class of 719. There are few openings for industrial engineers in Florida and 'S 'V' the finger of opportunity is pointing 3 ' northward. Ilowever, there is always ' VI the hope that he can return as a re- -- if tired labor efficiency expert to bask '1-I Q. 1 in the sun of his peninsula paradise. Fw. If I 3 3' ' Senior Activity Index Wages JL?-3922 97

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