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

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Gator linksmen pictured above are, left, A A - ,X to right: Fernandez, Thompson, Sikes,R0s1l,i K siter, Vidal, Busby, Coach Dellastatiousy l Yancey, Van Auken. , AGULF f 2 , ff :A Vknrf H - A . 7- V Q wf li fe'r,, , Q ' Spnrkecl lay Captain Slim 'o'! i1I'id'if'L80l1 Sik6S'g,FlOrida'S first unlmcutcn Southeastern CrJiifc1'c1iz:,B5i26lff5fl35iilil 1SV6Iept thrqugli 'im eleven mulch schedule to luring to Rl g0lf.5egsQl'l many yours. The Saurizui divot-diggers 1'0u.Ed team l:l163SECjlvitfl0l1t, an setback, defeating Cuorgin and V I--revious trouncings in football if This was 21 highly successful , Couch Dellustutious, who took , Bagwell. The most consistent YR!iCSYg'imC15Le0Ii'Silteii' c lflemlmers of thc tcaun wore: Aixkelig llossiier, Bill l c1'm1ncl0z. Lc-on Silcclfgi Ell5Qi'i'Tl1QI1fAi7S0n. A i . l n ,f 'Q f' v. . in , 2894 H, 1 i'M. if,- ,, Qf'?W f1. F ef wmv fQu2wl,tff -'XA A M1M5M4if:ai D lyk 'SEQ' VAN AUKEN Snead. TEAM CAPTAIN YANCEY An unbeaten season.

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sq The Independents their thrills too, with Presbyterian versatile out- fit coming from late in the campaign to capture title from the pesky Saints. Trophies were awa ed to Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Epsilon Presbyterians, and Temp. H at the i tramural ban- quet May 17. I T AMUR PORT JULIAN CLARKSON Publicity Director