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

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THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Early this year the State Board of Control announced the appointment of the first all-alumni athletic staff in the history of the University of Florida. Athletic Director Charles Edgar Jones was reappointed, Dennis K. Dutch Stanley was named head coach, and Rainey Cawthon, Joe Hall and Ben Clemons were selected as assistants. Thus did the University establish a radical new policy, but one promising enthusiastic, capable men to guide its athletic destinies. Edgar Jones, All-Southern football star and three-letter man of the class of 1926, was appointed Athletic Director in June, 1930. His record has been one of great achievement during difficult times. He commands the enthusiastic respect of , every student and alumni of the University. Dutch Stanley, '30, after a period of successful high school coaching, was called to the University two years ago as varsity end coach, from which position he has been promoted to head coach. His new duties also include the coach- ing of freshman basketball and freshman and varsity tennis. Cawthon, '30, Hall, '31, and Clemons, '32, all come to Florida backed by successful coaching experience at prominent state high schools. Cawthon assumes the task of coach- ing the varsity backfield and freshman baseball, and of directing the extensive intramural program. Hall undertakes the great responsibility of coaching freshman football, varsity and freshman track, and varsity and freshman boxing. Clemons' new duties are those of varsity line coach, and varsity basketball and baseball coach. These men take up their new tasks backed by the whole-hearted support of every Florida man. Of great assistance to these new coaches will be the Student Athletic Council, which selects managers, awards letters and numerals, and two members of which represent the student body on the faculty athletic committee. The capable members selected by student body vote to serve on the council during the past year were Spurgeon Cherry, president, John Minardi, vice-president, Don Williams, secretary-treasurer, X. L. Lindsey and Stanley -fDUToH STANLEY Peckham, members. RAINFY oAw'ru 4, A ON JOE HALL BEN CLEMONS l Pr

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.. FI 'li-' V, L .1 I tif' THE F CLUB AL ROGERO ...... ....... P resident J. D. WILLIAMS .... .... V ice-President DON VVILLIAMS . . . ..... Secretary - BLAKEY CLARK ....................... Treasurer House Committee-J OE JENKINS, BLAKEY CLARK, DON WILLIAMS Dance C0'I7'L'H'L?ftt66-SAM DAVIS, Chairman, BOBBY TREADGOLD, PASCO WOODS The varsity F Club Of the University of Florida Was organized for the purpose of promoting cooperation and fellowship among the athletically inclined students at the Uni- versity, to foster sportsmanship in all athletics, to sponsor such social activities as will promote a good will between the University, its alumni, its friends, state high schools, and other Universities, to insure cooperation between athletes and the administration of the University, to sponsor the annual F Day Celebration, and to maintain a club house and grounds for the use Of F Club members and guests. The organization is composed of all students Who have been awarded a major sports letter, the major sports at Florida including football, boxing, track, basketball, and baseball. Three members of the F Club are chosen by Dean Tolbert for special monitors' service, which includes serving as members of the House Committee and living in the F Club house. This year'S committee was Joe Jenkins, football captain, Don Williams, 1933 box- ing captain, and Blakey Clark. During the year 1932-33, the Club was socially active in promoting a number of dances after football games in both Gainesville and Jacksonville, with the aim Of increasing the fel- lowship and good will of both the Florida athletes and members of the visiting teams who have always been guests of the Club. Sam Davis fulfilled the duties Of Social chairman in a highly commendable manner. The executive duties of the Club were splendidly administered by Al Rogero, President, J. D. Williams, Vice-President, Don Williams, Secretary, and Blakey Clark, Treasurer. F CLUB MEMBERS ED SAULS PASCO WOODS BILL MCRAE DALE WATERS DICK TROGDON RAY CARTER AL RAGANO GEORGE GUNN LUKE DORSETT CARLOS PROCTOR IRVING ASHKENAZY JOHN MINARDI SPURGEON CHERRY AL ROGERO J. D. WILLIAMS BILL BRADLEY BOB PITTMAN JERRY LITHERLAND JOHNNY FOUNTAIN . , 7.7L -'ini I, - .w .ji Mfg PAYNE KELLY DRENNEN BROWN , JIMMY LOVE BOBBY TREADGOLD EDDIE MOORE NICK FALSONE LEO BILINSKI REINARDO PEREZ CLAUDE CALMES CHARLIE STOLZ - JACK HENDERSON HERB MCANLY GEORGE MCCAMPBELL PUG BRYAN WELCOME SHEARER CHARLES ROGERS ERNIE SCHIRMER CECIL MCLEAN GENE BUTLER ' I, - .1 .ILI GEORGE MOYE WALLACE BROWN JAMES MADIGAN TOMMY LANE CARL SCHUMAN HAL STARBUCK BILL STARK WILLIAM CHARLES RAY HERRICK J. P. JONES CHARLES COBB STANLEY PECKHAM JOHN GALUZIAN Q. I. ROBERTS JACK SWAIN GATES IVY GLEN SADLER CHARLES BURNETT BECKY HARRIS LW. '-S1 v'w, ' ff f'N'4fff'W 1 342-' DON ALLEN ERNEST FEIGENBAUM BILL CULBREATH AL PIERCE CHARLES CLARK BILL SHERRILL DON WILLIAMS HULSEY LOKEY P. D. GOODYEAR JOE JENKINS CLAY SIMPSON DRAYTON BERNHARD BOB ANDERSON SI OSGOOD BILL FERRAzzI JIMMIE HUGHES SAM DAVIS BLAKEY CLARK Ek: 1' I Iiijigai g'-milf Page 16