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

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BOOK I, The University BOOK II, Classes BOOK III, Athletics BOOK IV, Fraternities BOOK V, Organizations BOOK VI, To The Ladies BOOK Vn, Military BOOK VIII, Societies BOOK IX, Features

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3n iflemonnm The state suffered an almost irreparable loss in the death of Owen Francis Burger, D.Sc., on Janu ary 26, 1925. Dr. Burger, who was plant patholo gist of the florida Agricultural Kxperiment Sta« tion and the State Plant Board, had greatly bet tered the agricultural conditions of the state, and he -was conducting experiments which would have improved them still more. He was a deeply rcli gious man and one greatly liked and admired by all who came into contact with him. ti ts 'William Wiley Hollingsworth, Ph.D., was a man of tolerance, deep sympathy, and extreme generosity. Dr. Hollingsworth had been an in structor at the University since 1925, his especial field being local and state politics. His two hob bies, he often declared, were political science and baseball, and he was a close student of both. He was exceptionally popular with his students and his death on January 1, 1925 came to them as a great shock. iwkb

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