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

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2) B Portman 1) A student helps steady the base of the tower. 2) Surrounded by the usual architectural paraphernalia a student works on her project. 1) B. Portman 3) A student presents his latest idea to professors. 3) B. Portman College Of Agriculture 169

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Architects Reach For The Sky The College of Architecture, with an enrollment of 1,500 students, was one of the more diversified colleges on campus. There were four departments including both architecture and landscape architecture, interior design, a graduate program in urban and regional planning and a School of Building Construction. In research, teaching and the college is becoming computerized. Soon the college expects to have a microcomputer lab as well as a Computer Aided Design and Drafting system. The college recognized its outstanding students with monetary awards, though many have won awards outside the college such as the National Design Award. The Internal Research Competition gave the college ' s faculty a chance to compete with their skills as well as teach them. — Katie Browne 1) Students do the groundwork for their tower. 2) Students raise another piece of the tower as it reaches into the sky. 168 College Of Architecture 2) B. Portman I) B. Portman

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Business Offers Opportunities 1) R. Davis 2) R. Davis In keeping with the tradition of students for the real world the College of Business Administration carried out its policy this year offering students a chance to meet professionals and to plan for their future. During the fall term, students were able to learn what major corporations were looking for in prospective employees. On Professional Business Day, students spoke to from such corporations as !antic Bank and United Telephone Florida. One real estate student (You) can get recommendations, in interviews, help with research for firms and other material. Other activities included in the college were sponsored by some of the 12 different business clubs. One Alpha Kappa Psi senior said his clubs activities ranged from guest speakers to flag football. Other clubs such as Rho Epsilon, the professional real estate fraternity, emphasized as much practical insight into the field of real estate as possible with various activities. — Brian Geiger I) Atlantic National Bank ' s representative the qualities ANB seeks in administrative staff people. 2) Business Administration students await the beginning of Professional Business Day where over 45 corporations participated, including Arvida, IBM and Martin Marietta. 3) Matherly Hall is the centre for business administration classes and the number business student hangout. 170 College Of Business Administration