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

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Epsilon Zeta Y Lhapter 'l'his year has seen the East Tallahassee Country Club hecoine mart f XV 1 o est Caines- ville with the Chi O's, 'l'ri D-lt'.' ' Pi's L s, and A O moving close to the starboard. The Countrv Cluh is still l l nic trough, roaring during the l rolics Mil'tz 'f B1 ll , 1 up 1 , lloineeomiug, and luost of all on Si fma N1 X 'li ' l g x Wu cnc , which again this year was not a closed affair ' to enjoy. . . . . , hut one for all There will he many unforfetlall g me memories of this year with . . . Criscr '-lt gt ing tapped Crepealedlyj for L'Apache . . . Stanford's lau fhiu f s J rll.' ' 'l g g it s in eiapter meetings . . . the passing of the old arhor C'l'hank the Lord it couldn't lallil . . . l game and llolce james f alcing a hrolccn neck . . . Big Sam and his 1'artymohile . . . the unexpected return of the Cralnnan election as Prexy of Baeehi the year-a freshman didn't know XVarrington . . . Brother Purser's wedding and reception at the house . . . the sweet women who passed through the doors and the good hrothers who passed out . . . Coach Mclnnes cracking the whip and taking that long lead in intramurals . . . Brothers Hicks Smith V , , erner, Ilutson and all the rest who made the supreme sacrifice hy giving their pins to co-eds . . . the fish who drank the University Cluh dry known as Alli- gator Managing Editor Jael: Shoemaker .... l'l1o whole campus is talking about . . . the night Big Ed Dempsey had his first date . . . the day Dexter Douglass, the unconscious one K -J pitched 6 successive ringers in intramural horse- shoes and couldn't even hit thc pit at practice . . . the brothers on the third floor fchickcn roost annexl who have limited the occupancy of the annex to lacksonville men only fthcv have their own constitution? . . . wondering rv whether the house is a sportsman's eluh or fraternity with the moosehc ad and sailfish draped on the walls . . . Iimmy Bazcmore hop- ping around on nlD'1U'l1l ilxciis 'il Q K . z ' mgit t'.l'uesclay nights when the exclusive 15 man organization of daters must '- 4- ' - ' stcuic. a date or forfeit one dollar .... YVhat price glory? . . . thc biggest surprise of the century when word reached the house that 75M of the pledges made their grades and the treasur l l'lll'. . . . ll Jeaming from ear to It was another lllll:OI'7tttlll . , g- z me year, full of that Sigma Nu spirit and leaving everyone glad they're Florida men. The officers closing out the year were: lohn Stanford, president, Evertte Young, vice-president, Emery Newell, secre- tary: Marshall Criser, treasurer, and Mrs. XV, C. Mason, housemother. tie Sigma Nu-Phi Dell . . . Bexley's IS . . . the laugh of 'ii QF uc 5 if 6: 2' Q id J 55 41 -Q . i .Q .f . ,,3,,, ' - . . f an--. N. ., V f I gr Q .' Ri , S . 'Q 1 Q' Q i V. . V. fgifx 2. a. rf . Q 1 1 Q, .4- ng I, G Z . . X H911 vw l C x Q Q iv . Q V Sis 8 5 5 ,xi I 1' Q 1' ' 1 . A ' H -5 . . 'Q34' f - 4. R ,- . I' J Aclklsson, J. Breeze, G. A. Cobb, P. J. Dempsey, E. Glass, E. F. Harrell, P. B. James, J. Bazmore, J. Brown, F. T. Cook, H. F. Dorey, J. R. Griffin, R. A. Hart, W. Jinks, C. L. Bazernore, R.- Bryan, A. W. Cox, J. C. Douglass, W. D. Hogan, R. R. Hicks, W. Jlnks, J. B. Blghlow, J. Buchanan, H. Crlscr, M. M. Fee, H. Hanes, M. J. Hoffman, W. K. Johnson, E. C. Bowen, H. G. Colbert, J. Crowe, F. K. Godbey, H. J. Harlan, R. J. Hunt, E. F. Johnson, P. Carlin, C. L. Docrr, B. I. Geiger, H. Harlan. B' Hunt. F. Johnson. P- B- Formul, Counlry Club slylc. S' If 4.- john Stanford President 4'

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t'lli!Vl I'HI El'r'lLll Florida Alpha Chapter The am cd peacefully back to school . . . and then went on the warpath in search of Black Sambo, who journeyed Q to the Chi O house and then took a dip in the university pool . . . he's l' home for good now, but with a broken arm. High spirits prevailed throughout the year for Sigma Phi Epsilon, es- tablished nationally at Richmond University in 1901 and locally in 1925. The Sig Ep banquet and dance following the Florida-Georgia game was held at the Seminole hotel in Iaeksonville ..,. Dean Ralph E. Page, of arts and sciences, was received formally at the house ..., rain-torn decora- tions and welcome grads at Homecoming .... Fall Frolies found the house a la French with an air of Cay Parce .... Bonfire brawl with the Pi Kaps . . . a new chapter established in the back yard with Minor presiding . . . children's Christmas party . . . Mother Turner, gracious hostess and medi- ator . . . patio parties with singingtlll . . . New intramural football and softball trophies resting on the mantle . . . undefeated Sig Ep nine came out victorious at annual Sig Ep-Kappa Sig softball game . . . a beerful success . . . then Sig Ep teams clinched the 1. Hillis Miller intramural trophy with two sports remaining to be com- pleted . . . McCulle1's never too busy to say hello to passing eoeds . . . Golden Hearts Week-end . . . Seniors graduating . . . some peacefully . . Butler by getting married. Sig Ep spokes and wheels included Bill O'Neill, secretary of Florida Blue Keyg Tom Keeter, justice of the Honor Court and president of Society for Advancement of Managementg lim Baxley, member of Board of Student Publicationsg 1. P. Perry, secretary-treasurer of freshman law classg Henry Kittleson, vice-president of Phi Eta Sigma, member of Executive Council, Bay Hooten, president of Beta Alpha Psig Herb Guy, Phi Beta Kappag Bill Petynia, president of Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, justice of the Honor Court. Sig Eps are proud to list Dr. Hillis Miller president of the university, as a member of the fraternity. Bev. Thomas V. MeCaul, recently retired pastor of the First Baptist Church in Gainesville, is Grand Chaplain of Sigma Phi Epsilon. boys behind the red dooru r bl Adair, H. QQQQQV f 1 Us 0: X39 2133139 Iohn Marees 0 5 President O eb-4 Samba gels whitewashed. ,4K:...5 ... -.f , 4 .,'.p - rf-cv fav, 1' :refill-,bl -Q . .'Q'!,3-ky :-,i-,H . .z. 'Un- ' . . g '- 'f7'JL ?' Q67-1L, f' '-'ns ,4 4 we ,. s iff, N44 M5 f m l -. , V H g , V .,w 2'.,.: pkg?--..EJ?i?,h27 :rg t ,. l.,: .. N - . . ' 1 cf, '5-Q,..t.,-- W- I 3, ... . , Y e. f- '- '. ., ,, , ., ..- . . 5,1 an lr i 1 L... -, . -f .- -in -1. L+ ' ' 1 . .fri ' - a f crfi - f -. ig, '- 'fghx , 4 ',u?1'?rJ pi- :Q,,,11rv.,',,, ' 0.611 . 21' -3,-:4 .'-:f.f.-.'3g, . -,.f,,-5---an ' ,-4.31, 1-qt. aa., - ,, ,J,,'fj.y I ,fpA'j :f.' 'fa - - . i '3f. -.1 -:izuwq in -Pb ' 5,5 ' 'l if. E- !: - ,..' L gf ' 05.31-1 ' 'Ei Q y, 0?f:7,., lag 1 ,gg-1 ,g-. ,, 5- ' , nu . ,. L., .. . ua .' ,...-2' 1 '1. -'J -- '-mira , 'V . ,ap ' . 4 . 2'z'1,,. .-1: - 14.1 . ' ' 1 l . ' .. f 5,2 .al Q, D. . .- v-f' ',,,u,,. e 5 tg, 'H I 1 -1. -f PE-mg:..gm-nii '1'. ' ' ' '- ' '- '.. 1' K, A fri -- , , ,-.. -. -, A -fefesfsize-esazgkraf . C' .A x - ..!' gp VOA' of -1 il Barker, T. H. Birt. R. Carter, R.. Dyer, W. Albritton, J. Baxley, J. Blandford, W. Chauncey, W. Eason, H. Almond, J. Bell, C. Bokas, F. V. Clapp, R. T. Economos, T. Q Arendt, G. C. Bennett, S. Bokas, G. Corral, D. Fletcher, J. Baker, H. Best, E. Busse, R. Delmar, J. W, Flory, E. Blrsch, W. Carr, W. Dunn, A. L. Fortes, J.