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

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Watching Florida In The Morning etching Florida in the W morning is deceptive to an untrained observer; Students forced to wake up early, sneak almost unseen in to first pe- riod classes all over campus. You I might even be tricked in to believe ing there are not many students here. That image is dispelled as the day progresses and the e a . y 5 -.-' .A t sidewalks fill, by 11 a.m. students V. w f . '- ,, Tia ' ,, ' have hit campus fuII-force. What ht - do they do and where do they spend their day? The J. Wayne Reitz Union is the center of activity for many people who come to campus early. Located in the center of the uni- versity, it is an eating, sunning and meeting spot for those who r V need a place to pass the time be- 7' 1 tween Classes. h u h Student organization offices, a cafeteria and snack bar, a music listening room and television area make the union an escape from the academic life into the extra- curricular. Green Pon d, a form er sinkhole, is a home to ducks and other'creatures, and provides a re- laxing place for students to catch some famous Florida sunshine. W. Lester M. Boyette k t eeeeee M. Boyette Watching Florida In The Morning 5

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M. Boyeue WWM ewwwm; Mhawwww h n, . SHEW M. Boyette Watching Florida In The Afternoon 7