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

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.P fi X i ,fs R. .. SAWYER SCARBOROUGH SCHILLING SHOEMAKER SHUPE SILLAN SIMS SMITH SMITH SMITH SOFGE SPANGENBERG THOMPSON TONEY TUCKER VANN VERDERY VICK WEEKS WEINBERG WHITSTON ABOVE: O TOD Row: DONALD A. SAWYER, Ft. Myers 0 TROY B. SCARBOROUGH, Brooks- ville O ROBERT P. SCHILLING, Hawthorne, N. J. O WILLIAM L. SHOEMAKER S 1 d an or 0 PAUL G. SHUPE, Lake Hamilton 0 RICHARD R. SILLAN, Lake Worth 0 WYTHE D. SIMS, Orlando 0 Second Row: RUSSELL C. SMITH, New Smyrna Beach 0 STANLEY W. SMITH. Jacksonville 0 THOMAS P. SMITH, Tampa 0 WILLIAM H. SOFGE. Jacksonville 0 THEODORE S. SPANGENBERG. Miami 0 SAMUEL M. THOMPSON, JR., Conner 0 ROBERT L. TONEY, Orlando Q Third Row: DONALD M. TUCKER Gainesville 0 WILLIAM L VANN , . , Live Oak 0 DAVID C. VERDERY, Winter Park 0 CHARLES M. VICK, San Francisco. Calif. Q DONALD WEEKSa Miami 0 HAROLD N. WEINBERG, Miami Q DAVID A. WI-IITSTON, Ga nesv Ile. BELOW: 0 Top Row: GEORGE E. WICKER. Gainesville 0 ROBERT A. WILKINSON, Washington, D. C. 0 EDWARD M. WILLIAMS, Jacksonville 0 JAMES N. WIL- LIAMS. St. Petersburg 0 Second Row: GEORGE P. WILLSON, Palm Beach 0 DIEDRICH F. WOODRING. Gainesville 0 JOHN WRIGHT, West Palm Beach 0 Third Row: FRANK E. YANAROS, Ft. Pierce 0 HUGO ZACCHINI, Tampa Q EVERETT E. ZIEGLER, Bellville, N. J. WICKER. WILKINSON WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLSON WOODRING WRIGHT YANAROS ZACCHINI ZIEGLER 'Y A r 9: 'V .g ' i ilifi ' ll .5 ' 5 f s ' l -' . I U 5 ,r , .' v . 5' . . ill' N . ' 3 A-I, fell Zan 'J'-' ' ,t . p.,.Y, J 101 'a 'f I sl' ft from 's D011 Weeks A paper boy, soda jerker, printer's apprentice, car penter, draftsman, and bomb sight expert: these are some of the experiences of Don Weeks, 29-year-old junior in electrical engineering. A native of New Jersey, Don's fzunily moved to Miami in 1926, where he was graduated from high school in 1938. He spent three years in the Army work- ing on bomb sights and automatic pilots. I got so confused reading those technical manuals, und yet wanted to understand the material, that I de- cided to study electrical engineering in college, re- lated Don. After discharge in 1945, he enrolled at the University of Miami. After two years he transferred io Gainesville. Don is married, and hopes that he will be able lo find a job in some form of communication in Miami. Eventually, says Weeks, I would like to go into busi- ness for myself.

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ffiiltl ETD GI EHEI G CUUCIL Composed of two representatives from each departmental society or or- ganization in engineering, the Benton Engineering Council is the coordinat- ing group for the Benton Engineering Society, made up of all engineering students. The council sponsors guest speakers jointly with the various engi- neering societies during the year. An annual fall smoker is held to acquaint new students with the engineering college and organizations. Big event of the year for all slide-rule boys is the Engineers' Field Day, sponsored by the council. Officers were Bill Watson, presiclentg John May, vice- presidentg Charles Sain, 'secretary- treasurer. 102 F l I ,. , is , . 4 f 4 .l 1 C . 1 BRYAN GERHEART HEAD HOLTZ IETER LEIGH McCARTHY N EILS ON OLIVE PETYNIA TONEY WEISENBERGER