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

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BLOCK AND BRIDLE CLUB Miss Barbara Harkness, Block and Bridle Queen, repre- sented the university ' s group in February ' s Florida State Fair in Tampa. University ' s Livestock Judging Team took ninth place in the National Livestock Exposition in Chicago this year. First Row: R. Wynn, W. Sumner, L. Ford, A. Fulford. Second Row: D. Wakeman (Coach), L. Nobles, T. Chris- tian, M. Shackeljord,. H. Hollingsworth, P. Schwartz. First Row: Dr. }. W. Carprender (Advisor), P. Schwartz, L. Nobles, L. Ford, T. Christian, P. Williams, D. Wahe- man (Advisor). Second Row: F. Dietrich, F. Jones, L. Stewart, G. Gay, T. Moffses, R. Miller. Third Row: J. Bradley, M. Shackelford, R. Brown, S. Rumpf, A. Al- ston, G. Chesnut. Fourth Row: A. Hanchey, B. Smith H. Roberts, B. Wells, N. Smith, R. Almgreen. Fifth Row: D. Scarborough, W. Swords, K. Killingsworth, W. Sumner. 128

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CIRCLE K Circle K, the collegiate branch of the Kiwanis International, fosters leadership and service to the University and community. Circle K International is the largest collegiate service organization in the world. Delegates from the University attend the annual conven- tions. Circle K served as guides for visiting groups, sponsored the campus ' March of Dimes Drive, hosted the area Circle K clubs at a banquet, published a Homecoming brochure for alumni and helped produce Florida Blue Key ' s Second 100 television series. CIRCLE K. First Row: Daniel Wilder (Advisor), John Paul Jones (Advisor), Charlie White, Dave Miller, Man- uel Ponce, Tom Beckett. Row Two: Ed Bunch, Brent Hetzler, Ron Steger, Kent Durst. Row Three: John Harris, Dell Sterrett (Advisor), Kule Turner, Dub Mc- Ginnes, John Faube. Row Four: Jacob Stuart, Joel Wadsworth, George Stuart, Jim Moody, David Holbrook. KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary education organization, was the first of its kind in the nation. Upsilon Chapter was established at the University of Florida in 1923. Activities include monthly meetings, guest speakers, luncheons, an annual initiation, banquet and convention. In order to become a member, a student must be in the upper third of his class, committed to edu- cation as a career and approved by the faculty. KAPPA DELTA PI. Dr. Robert Curran (Advisor), Mrs. Pearline Yeatts (Vice President), Jerold P. Bauch (Presi- dent), John Flynn (Treasurer). 127

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BETA ALPHA PSI Beta Alpha Psi seeks to encourage and foster the ideal of service and promote the study of accounting. The organizations sponsors a grad- uate accounting conference, tutors accounting majors and invites lecturers to speak to the mem- bers. This accounting fraternity was established at the University in 1919. First row: F. Rabell, ]. Soulary, T. Breslaw, P. Chem- burkar, C. Soong. Second row: H. Massi, A. Kashirad, G. Farris, T. Donahue, A. Kassem. B. I. A. International Week is the highlight of the year ' s events for the Board of International Ac- tivities. The Board presented guest speakers, a banquet in the Hub, the crowning of their queen, a panel discussion televised on WUFT, and the International Talent Show. Included among the routine activities for the year are picnics, speeches, movies, and guest speakers from Washington and around campus. The Board strives to promote friendship and under- standing among the foreign students and the American students. It is a form of cultural exchange. First row: F. Spiegel, P. Thompson (Treasurer), V. Menendez (Secretary), D. Justin (President), D. Knowles. Second rotv: C. Burnett, ]. Simpson, Dr. Stone (Ad- visor), S. Kern, J. Alderman, Y. Bhade, D. Law. Third row: W. J. Grasttj (Faculty Vice-P ' resident), L. Rim- bert, G. Johnson, R. Stone, C. Green, R. Dezern, W. Auzier. Fourth row: D. Gorton, W. Van Clief, S. Sack, L. Pointer, L. McCullers, G. Struck, D. Martin.