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

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army rote Training men for leadership is not an easy task, but the Army ROTC is doing just that. ROTC in the university college is required and the cadet brigade is comprised of approximately 2,000 male students. Almost 400 students are enrolled in the Advanced Program. Upon successful completion of this program these cadets receive commissions as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army Reserve. Those who arc designated as distinguished military graduates may be offered regular Army commissions. Throughout their four years of ROTC these cadets receive training in leadership, weapons systems, military tactics, drill and many other subjects—both in the classroom and in the field. In addition, special units— Gator Scribes, Gator Raiders, Gator Guard, Gator Rifles and Army Sweethearts—are sponsored by Army ROTC and provide outlets for many diverse interests. Gator raiders get practical training—Lucas, Fish, Dallas. Cadet Reiman drills guidon bearers. 143

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alpha kappa psi Founded in 1904 at New York Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity is the oldest professional fraternity in the United States. Since 1926 Alpha Kappa Psi has tried to encourage students at the University of Florida to work toward degrees in business administration and to promote research in the field of business. A traditional smoker, field trips to industries, an annual banquet and social affairs keep members busy throughout the year. Alpha Kappa Psi. First Row: Frank Miles, Tom Simon Jaspers, Alan Hutson, Tom Jacaway, Donney Martin. Second Row: Leroy Wertheim, Larry DeBrunner, Michael Gilman, Allan Edward Boyle, Kevin Davis, Bill Jolley, John Marmish, David Weiglein. Third Row: Dan Chippendale, Bob Stirk, Joe Quinones, Hank Rodstein, Emil Powella, Charles T. Sizer, Richard Newell, William Little. Fourth Row: Frank Gramling, John Parks, Charles Gore, Kenneth B. Crenshaw, Jerry Kephart, Ron Baumann, Jim Wacksman, David A. Smith. Fifth Row: John P. Kirtz Jr., Hale R. Stancil, Robert M. Weis, Gary Adams, Ronnie Martin, Peter Brown, Brit Minthorne, David K. DeBerry. Sixth Row: Ed Bauer, Jan S. Easton, Dave A. Robin, Jack Seims, Charles Robbins, Joe Rowley, Barry Runyon. Seventh Row: Ivan Gellert. athletic Council The Athletic Council has as its purpose the coordination of athletic events with the student body. It is composed of from the cheerleaders, fall sports, spring sports, Florida Blue Key, the student body and the F Club. The council has the duty to award all letters, honors and special awards for students ' participation in the intercollegiate athletic of the University. It is also responsible for athletic letters and awards given Gator athletes. Athletic Council. First Row: Tom Dioguardi Joe Scafuti (secretary). Second Row: Dr. W. E. Moore (Faculty advisor), Gerald S. Livingston, Wally Armstrong, Charles Gore, Coach Hobart Hooser. 142

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army rotc sweethearts The Army ROTC Sweethearts are by the ROTC program and is an both to boost the morale of the ROTC cadets and to act as official hostesses for the cadet functions program. The Sweethearts serve as sponsors for companies, Gator Guard, Gator Raiders and Scabbard and Blade. This year the Sweethearts traveled to the Citadel in Charleston, S. C., to be official guests at homecoming and to Mardi Gras to perform with the Gator Guard. Army Sweethearts. First Row: Peggy Rabinovitz Major Charles Campbell (advisor), Carol Henderson (vice commander). Second Row: Linda Dent, Maida Sokal, Tina Lindberg, Jackie Cannon, Janet Martin, Susan Kalin, Carol Camp. Third Row: Ann Camp, Tegie Gibson, Sue Mellen, Ann Taylor, Jimmye Dianne Baron, Cheryl Watson. Fourth Row: Cannon, Kathy Harris, Brenda Levin, Susan Piercy, Phyllis Singer, Ozzie Levy, Angela Spicola, Judy Fifth Row: Cassie Silverthorn, Brenda Donna Betts, Chris Nicoletti, Donna Lough, Marti Parrish, Shella DeShong, Ginger Smith. FRAGILE HANDLE WITH CARE Sweethearts attending the Citadel homecoming Tina Lindberg and Peggy Rabinovitz approach Captain Smith with a sales pitch for a activities in Charleston, S. C. Sweethearts fund raising campaign. 144