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

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Team PN - w-ckf ' it fi Southeastern Association Tourney SEATED: Crews, Westin, Mcliim, Klien, Eanett, Moss. STANDING: Castagna, Gordon. First Place M Men's Senior Debate Tie tor First Place Men's General College Debate Among top ten collegiate debaters in nation DON EANETT GEORGE MOSS Florida Trip WESTIN, OASTAGNA, MCKIM, CREWS Second Place Grand National MOSS, EANETT, CREWS, McKlM First Place Virginia Alter-Dinner Speaking: GEORGE MOSS N1 South Atlantic Tourney March 8-9 MOSS, CASTAGNA, McKlM, Winners ot tirst place in all Men's Senior Debate - - lrnproinptu - - - - Problem Solving A - Externporaneous - - CREWS events: - TEAM CREWS CHEWS McKlM

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Debate TOP: Truett, Osheroff, Crews, Prof. Eubank, Mcliirn, Eanett, Moss, Castagna. BOTTOM: Wade, Gordon, Westin, Klein, Murrell. ZRETUBNING to the campus after two years of war-born inactivity, the Debate Team this year proved to be one of the finest in the history of the Univer- sity. Under the leadership of Dr. Constans and Prof. Eubank, twenty Florida debaters succeeded in winning many nationally-sought honors, arguing the topic: 'lBesolved, that the foreign policy of the United States be directed toward the establishment of free trade among the nations of the world. Two men, George Moss and Don Eanett, won the coveted honor of ap- pointment to the Big Ten Collegiate National Debating Team. Alan Westin, Iohn Crews, Bill Castagna, and Leon Mcliirn were awarded team keys, while Tau Kappa Alpha, national honorary debating fraternity, also tapped Bill Castagna, Crews, and Mcliim.

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A THE BUILDING LONG the most popular meeting place and recreation center for Florida men, the Florida Union has become one of Florida's finest traditions. Under the able leadership of Director D. B. Billy Matthews since its erection in l936, the Florida Union has sincerely fulfilled its aim and purpose to pro- mote the recreational, social and cultural life of Florida men. The ground floor contains the Game Boom where study-weary students may use the recreational facilities for billiards, ping-pong, checkers, chess, bridge, and other games. Various student publica- tion offices keep the campus well supplied with news and scoops of student activities. THE LOUNGE The main floor is the location of the Director's Of- fice and the Information Desk where the staff of Florida Union welcomes students, friends, and visi- tors. Bryan Lounge and West Lounge provide news- papers, radios, a piano, and a place for friends to meet. The Alumni Office welcomes former students and keeps in touch with them around the globe while the Publicity Department creates news of activities and general advancement of the Univer- sity. A Western Union sub-station under the spon- sorship of Florida Union is located across from the Information Desk and offers its services daily. The second floor has been set aside mainly for religious activities. A large auditorium with an electric organ provides a place for church services C3 ...Y V M '7'f ul1uQ..' FLORIDA THE DIBECTOB DB. BILLY MATTHEWS