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

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I V I Q . if Mfg ODOM PATTON POTTS X ENGINEER! G -1 Seniors OLIVE PEACOCK PRIDGEN MARCIIMAN MASSEY MAY MCCALL MCLEOD MCNEELY MEYER MILLER, MILLER MILLS MORGAN MORRISON MUELLER MUZIO NEWTON NEWTON NIELAND O'CONNER ABOVE: 0 Top Row: ROBERT H. MARCHMAN, JR., Gainesville 0 GEORGE B. MASSEY, Lakeland 0 JOHN J. MAY, Gainesville 0 BEN F. MCCALL, Sarasota 0 ALEXANDER L. McLEOD, JR., High Springs 0 FRED B. MCNEELY, St. Petersburg Q Second Row: JACK L. MEYER, Mlaml Q SAMUEL E. MILLER, Tallahassee 0 NIGEL R. MILLER, Gainesville 0 JOHN W. MILLS, St. Petersburg Q RALPH A. MORGAN, Gainesville 0 CLAYTON A. MORRISON, Zolfo Springs 0 Third Row: JOHN W. MUELLER. JR., Coral Gables 0 ORIEN M. MUZIO, Tampa Q DONALD E. NEWTON, Jacksonville 0 MILES H. NEWTON, Jacksonville 0 ROBERT B. NIELAND, Gainesville 0 EDWARD J. O'CONNOR, St. Petersburgr. BELOW: 0 Top Row: JAMES E. ODOM, Orlando 0 ROBERT L. OLIVE. Bartow 0 ELLIS H. O'NEAL, Kokomo. Ind. 0 JAMES C. O'NEAL, Shamrock 0 ERNEST T. OSKIN. St. Petersburg 0 BEVILLE S. OUTLAW. JR... Starke 0 EMMETT L. OWENS, Lake City 0 RAMIRO PARADA. Panama, Rep. of Panama 0 MELVIN S. PARTIN, Orlando Q Second Row: VINCENT D. PATTON, Athens, Tenn. 0 LEONARD M. PEACOCK,' Live Oak 0 ROBERT E. PEACOCK, Jacksonville 0 PETER WILLIAM PERINS. Tarpon Springs 0 WILLIAM W. PETYNIA, Jacksonvllle 0 CHARLES F. PHILIPS, West Palm Beach I MAURICE C. PIMM, Tampa 0 JAMES OLON POLSTON, Gracevllle 0 STANLEY POOLE, Jacksonville o Third Row: JOHN T. POTTS, JR., Jacksonville 0 THOMAS D. PRIDGEN, Lakeland 0 GEORGE H. PRITCHARD, Plant Clty 0 ROBERT E. PROCTOR, Lakeland 0 WILLIAM B. PROTZ, New York, N.Y. 0 THOMAS S. RICKETTS, Washington, D. C. 0 LEONARD W. RIGGINS, Lakeland 0 WILLIAM DAVID RINEHART, Somerville, N. C. 0 CHARLES H. SAIN, Morrison, Tenn. O'NEAL O'NEAL OSKIN OUTLAW OWENS PARADA PARTIN PEACOCK PERINIS PETYNIA PHILIPS PIMM POLSTON POOLE PRITCHARD PROCTOR PROTZ RICKETTS RIGGINS RINEHART SAIN ,- 16 4 4' 4 ,ur -sr V7 'gf-sv' vu-v 96 ,4

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i l 2 t t t i t -1 . Kb 'Q H- tt-8' .L .ik 4 Q4 FCQULKNER FORD GABLE GARDNER GAY GEARHART GERAKIOS GIBBONS GLIDFWFLL HERROSSER HALEY HALL HARGAN HARRISON HART HART HATCHETT HEAD SPERGER HILL HODGE HOLT HOLTZ HOWZE JENKINS JETER. JONAS 0 To D Row: LESTER W. FAULKNER, JR., Hollywood 0 CHARLES R. FORD, Gainesville 0 ALEX S. GABLE. Lake City 0 HAROLD V. GARDNER, JR., Orlando 0 JAMES L. GAY, Winter Park 0 EMORY J. GEARHART, Gainesville 0 MIKE T. GERAKIOS, Leesburg Q PERRY R. GIBBONS, Archer 0 JOHN J. GLIDEWELL, JR., Jacksonville 0 Second Row: WILLIAM F. GROSSER, West Palm Beach 0 JOHN L. HALEY, Boynton Bench 0 MARTIN T. HALL, Gainesville 0 JAMES A. HARGAN, Tampa 0 ZADOK HARRISON, Key West 0 CHARLES R. HART, JR., Jacksonville 0 NORMAN W. HART, JR., Bartow 0 ROBERT T. HATCHETT, Sarasota 0 WILLIAM J. HEAD, JR,, Avon Park 0 Third Row: SAMUEL P. HERSPERGER, Tampa 0 FRANK R. HILL, Gainesville 0 RICHARD D. HODGE, Miami 0 DUNCAN M. HOLT, Jacksonville 0 CHRISTOPHER HOLTZ Gainesville 0 JAMES A HOW7E III Palmetto D. . - - 1 . O EDVARDO R. JENKINS, San Jose, Costa Rica 0 EARL W. JETER, Amerlcus, Ga. 0 ARTHUR JONAS, Miami Beach. BELOW: O Top Row: BENJAMIN W. JOHNSON, Plant City 0 HAROLD R. JOHNSON, Sarasota 0 LESLIE E. JOUGHIN, JR., Tampa 0 JAMES E. KECK, Jacksonville 0 GREENVILLE S. KEETER, Arcadia 0 THOMAS E. KEETER, JR., Rutherfordton, N. C. 0 Second Row: RALEIGH F. KEETER, Arcadia 0 T. NEAL KENYON, Jacksonville 0 JOHN P. LACKEY, G1'eensboro, N. C. 0 LAWRENCE S. LAMB, Palatkn. JRJOHN C. LANGSTON, JR., Malone 0 FRANK L. LANIUS, Venice 0 Third Row: SIDNEY E. LEE, -. Miami O CLARENCE O. LEIGH, Lake City 0 JAMES H. LE LOCKWOOD, Gainesville O JOHN F. MAKENS, Miami 0 JOHN M. MALLOICY, Miami. JOHNSON KEETER LEE JOHNSON KENYON LEIGH JOUGHIN LACKEY LEVINS KECK LAMB LOCKWOOD VINS, Sarasota 0 CHARLES W, KEETER LANGSTON MAKENS 95 KEETER LANIUS MALLORY Q an , i. lim Howze 4 i Pahnettois gift to civil- engineering is senior james A. Ilowze. Fondly called Tank hy friends for reasons obvious enough, llowze first donned a rat cap 'way hack in l94l.. A one- time campus fireball, the Tank has since settled down to married lite and can he found nearly any evening taking courses in home economies at the lflavet Village. Tank takes his civil engineering seriously and plans lo remain for graduate work at the university. Ile is a student meuiher ol' the American Society ol' Engineers, and when it comes to poker, Tank can engineer his opponent right out of his next inonth's check. In pre-air corps days, Howze was mueh at home on the gridiron, and is one of the few remaining students who were in the intraluural spotlight hoth hetore and after the war. Now he prefers hunting and fishing when holidays offer leisure moments. Senior Activity Index fPr1g7es 378-3021

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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