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

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l . r' 4- ., W 'cry - if Q' , Q i l RRQIEE PALMER PATERSON POE POLSTON POOLE SMI EL REASONER RIVERS SCRUGGS SELLERS SKIPPER TH SMITH SNIVELY SWARTSEL TOLLERSON TAYLOR I ABOVE: 0 Top Row: HARVEY A. PAGE, Ft. Myers 0 CHARLES M. PALMER, Bartow 0 KENNETH L. PATER- l SON. Galnesvllle 0 LESLIE R. POE, JR., Doctor's Inlet 0 OLIVER S. POLSTON. Gracevllle 0 WALLACE I -7- POOLE, Winter Garden 0 WOODROW P. POTIER, Tampa 0 CARL B. PRISOC, Jacksonville 0 EVILLIAM F. PUMPHREY, Marianna 0 Second Row: HARVEY C. RATHEL, Tampa 0 EGBERT S. EASONOR. Bradenton 0 MARVIN T. RIVERS, Gainesville 0 WILLIAM M. SCRUGGS, JR., Monticello lg LAWRENCE E. SELLERS. A1'ca.dla 0 CECIL P. SKIPPER, Avon Park 0 C. O. BRIGHTMAN SKIN- SER. Jacksonville 0 GEORGE W. SMITH, Lithia 0 JAMES C. SMITH, Bushnell 0 Third Row: ROBERT ' SMITH. Miami 0 THEODORE A. SMITH, JR., Gainesville 0 ROBERT E. SNIVELY, Winter I-Iaven 0 EVERETT F. SWARTSEL, Eliers 0 JAMES CHARLES TOLLERSON. Columbus, Ga.. 0 CHARLES E. TAYLOR, Gainesville 0 DOYAL ED TIMMONS, JR., Gainesville 0 JOHN P. TYNER, Plant City 0 ALBERT W. VAN NETTA, Hallandale. BELOW: 9 TOP Row: DONALD E. VANDERGRIFT, Ocoee 0 JOHN F. WARRINGTON. JR.. Gainesville 0 WIL- IGIAM W. WEATHERS, Gainesville 0 CURTIS A. WEAVER. Boynton Beach 0 STAFFORD L. WELLS. learwnter 0 THEODORE E. WI-IITMORE, Winter Park 0 Second Row: BENJAMIN E. WIGGINS, Live .?Hk 0 JOHN E. WILDS, Ocala 0 HERBERT A. WILLIAMS. Tampa 0 ROBERT E. WING, Center Hill 0 AMES G. WINTON, .mcksonvnic Q EDWARD L. Woon, Evanston Q Third Row: MAHLON LEWIS EVRIGHT. Jr.. Sanford 0 ROBERT A. YOUNG, Gainesville 0 WILLIAM C, ZORN. Darlington 0 DONALD - ADAMS, Trenton 9 LONNIE W. ADAMS, JR., Jasper 4 JOHNNIE FRANK Banco, r-gimme, VA 3g?gg?RIFT WARRINGTON WEATHERS WEAVER WELLS WHITMORE WRIG NS WILDS WILLIAMS WING WINTON WOOD HT YOUNG ZORN ADAMS ADAMS BARCO . Qu' wi,-s., 1 .41 35 N11 tt s'i-ifvzgfwww M: POTIER PRISOC PUMPHREY SKINNER SMITH SMITH TIMMONS TYNER VAN NETTA Whitey Taylor You're in the army nowg you'rc not hehind the plow, yon'll never get rich digging a ditchg you'rc in the army nowf' That might well be tall, 30-year-old Whitey Taylor's song. But this Feh- ruary graduate from Gainesville al- most hecanlc a cattle rancher. Following Taylor's army discharge in 1946, his father told him that if he would study agriculture at the uni- versity, he would give up his success- ful air-conditioning business, and the two would hecome cattlemcn. VVhitey agreed, but in 1947, while studying for his douhlo major degree in ag engineering and animal hus- handry, his father died. He decided to leave the entire estate in his mothcr's hands, and take his wife and two blonde children to Fort Benning. There he re-entered the army as an' infantry captain, a rank he rose to from private during his five years World War II service, two of which were in the ETO. Senior Activity Index fPaacs 378-392J

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