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

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Q Q CLUB Fw TDS 5. ENNIS HARLAN MCDOUGAL REYNOLDS FLEET HASKINS MARTIN SIKES FORD HUERTA MORGAN TURNER GRIFFIN .KYNES OLIVE VACCARU OROvEs LEWIS OSWALD WALKER GRUETZMAOHER LORENZO WATKINS WILLIS 27 I 1 1.,,1- ,-.1 Q OFFICERS President ...... . ..,,, ...,,,. B ill Adams Vice-President .,I.... ......,.,... B ill Turner Secretary .,.,..,LL .......I. F letcher Groves Treasurer ,.v.,, .. ., ,.,I ,. jack Ledoux Sgt. at Arms .L..,, . L.LL.. jimmy Kynes Muscle development is not the only pastime of the athletes on the University of Florida campus. This en- ergetic group, through their organization, the F Club, works just as vigorously for the advancement of inter- collegiate athletics off thc field as they do on it. The big dance at Homecoming is presented by the club. Concessions at baseball games, basketball games, and track meets are handled by F Club members. A large group of high school athletes are invited to Gainesville each fall to see a football game and be sold on the value of enrollment at Florida. This also is due to F Club sponsorship. - Requisite for membership in the club consists of tho winning of a letter in any varsity sport. Initiation is held in the fall at Homecoming and in the spring at Florida Relays. With these men behind the program so wholeheart- edly, the goal of placing Gator teams at the top of every sport should be reached within a few years.

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N! :waaw N x, Q Q ,.g u MAa'.,,,,. wwf 4 -.2 .1 I ,. N it ' STERLING DUPRICE w - 1 I A . .W rw ' I ' X -4 Blllfliflfdll coach. i. NVAYNE KONRAD Trainer. t's an unwrittcn law in Florida gridology that thc Saurian coach has lclivcr in two hall gamcs-thc Gcorgia scrap and the Homecoming classic. rking on that thcory, thc Oraugc and Blue gladiators couldn't havc c Thc Br-ar's contract any harm last scason. Thc Gaincsvillc wrccking iv worricd NVally,' to thc delight of 36,000 chanting fans in jackson- :'s rctouchcd Gator Bowl hcforc finally succumbing 20-12. 'l'hc swcat n Butts' hrow had hardly dricd when thc Gators pitchcd into thc Miami 'ricancs at Homecoming two wccks latcr. Whcn the last storm warning capsized, a 27-13 Gator triumph wcnt up on thc scorchoard. 'lorida's other thrcc SEC tussles wcnt on tho wrong sidc of thc lcdgcr, not hcforc Gcorgia Tcch, Kentucky and Alabama lcarnod how it fclt rail the Gators. Bohhy Dodd's Ramhlin' Wrcck wcnt into thc Florida ' unhcatcn, unticd and oncc-scored on, and when Big John Cox hullcd the Jacket cud zone after scvcn minutcs of play, the Atlantans trailcd the first time in fivc games. A highly-prccisioncd Tcch acrial attack the count to 14-7 at halftime, but it took supcrior rcscrvc power to cnt the 42-7 victory. GEORGIA'S GERI SCORES WINNING TD The law was unwritten.