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

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Here ' s to Sigma Nu! Paddles, hats and gloves: something ' s brewing! Jay Hamilton Richard Hattler Frank Henderson Steven Hibbe Robert Hess Jeffrey Holman Robert Housholder Alan Howes Bruce Huff Thomas Hutchins Thomas Hutchinson Dan Jett Millard Joyner John Krentzman Randall Lance Ward Lindsey John Magness Thomas Marr Joseph Mason Richard McCarl John McMullen Walt Miller Jim Millspaugh Gregory Morton Willis Negus Bart Nunn Jim O ' Connor John Olsson Douglas O ' Neal Don Ostergard John Parks Ronald Parks Stephen Parrish Charles Ponticello Frank Quinby John Rooks St. Julien Rosemond Paul Sawyer Mark Scally Robert Scherwinski Kim Cshwenke John Stoltz Leonard Tanner Matthew Terry Byron Trapnell Craig Wadsworth Joseph Weil James Wicks Louie Wyatt 251

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sigma nu sigma nu elects a president Sigma Nus called this the greatest year in a long time. They started with a big pledge in the 70 ' s and initiated 40 men into Sigma Nu brotherhood in the winter quarter. Homecoming decorations went in the form of $350 to Sunland Training Center, instead of the traditional chicken wire and crepe paper. Clyde Taylor became Student Body president in the runoff election. Jack Bodziak was elected I.F.C. vice president. Frank Gramling held the reigns of Accent symposium in April. Barbara Epperson, Delta Gamma, was named Sigma Nu Sweetheart. Nus put an early claim on the President ' s Trophy for the first time in four years. Gramling shows the way on Homecoming decorations. Robert Acklan d Steven Aertker Robert Baldwin Stephen Balint Rusty Barnes Roger Benoist Douglas Bonebrake Allen Boyce Glenn Burns Russell Butler Jack Calbeck Edward Campbell Rick Carnes Max Castro Robert Chamberlain Russell Claeys Nicholas Cocks Donald Coleman Joseph David Pedro deAlvarez John Diehl Gary Dressel Daniel Dupree Frederick Fair John Faix Terry Garner Daniel Giordano Michael Grella James Griffin Frank Gramling 250

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sigma phi epsilon ' run away ' with trophies Powerful Sig Eps overcome Pi Lams in intramural play. Sigma Phi Epsilon ran away with this year ' s Homecoming trophies. They were awarded first place for having the Most house decorations. Also, their Gator Growl skit finished second. Mike Brinkley was assistant Homecoming director, while Fred Taylor was parade marshall. For the past four years, the Sig Eps have been in the IFC top five scholarship. Bob Mead was tapped by Phi Beta Kappa. Each year the Sig Eps help the Alachua County Heart Fund Association to raise funds. This year they collected over $1,500, and were again cited for their outstanding Mike Brinkley, Wayne Thomas, Mike Storace and Alvin Schelecter were tapped by Florida Blue Key. Joe Martin was student government director of athletics. Bob was elected IFC secretary, while Fred Pou nds was appointed IFC social chairman. The Sig Eps donated 114 pints of blood to win the IFC Blood Drive trophy. Hearts Weekend was held for the fourth straight year at the Golden Hills Turf and Country Club. The Ichetucknee River basin was the scene of a community clean-up project by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Charles Harris won a SPE National also the chapter Scott Key Award. Gerry R. F. McSwiggan won the Dubach Award. Finally, the Upstairs was barely beaten by the Downstairs once again 36-30. Officers are: Fred Pounds, president; Larry Feldhusen, vice president; Charles secretary; Fred Taylor, comptroller; and Fletcher Howe, recorder. Ray Ball William Bechhold Philip Berger Philip Borgia Roger Brill Michael Brinkley Victor Brock Bruce Boudreau Bill Burns Altow Butson Louis Delpapa Leo DeRosier James DeWitt James Edwards Craig Fulton Joe Godfrey Alfred Griffin Sid Heidt Michael Hembree Steven hinds Fletcher Howe 252