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

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.1 1 1 HLISINESS AIJIVII 'ISTHATIU I S1 nmrs and luninrs WELLS WILLIAMS YOUNG HC K TURNER UNWIN UPCHURCH URSO VEAL VEGA VICKERS VICKERS WALKER WALLACE WATERS WATKINS ABOVE: 0 Top Row:TI-IEODORE C. TURNER, Allandalc Q JAMES M. UNWIN, Pahokee 0 HAMILTON UP- CHURCH, St. Augustine 0 SALVATORE J. URSO, Tampa 0 .JEAN VAU LENGEN, Melbourne 0 FRED D. VEAL, Jacksonville Q Second Row: WILLIAM G. VEAL, Jacksonville 0 ISIDORO S. VEGA, 'f'8,lllDlA 0 CHARLES A. VICKERS, Ocala 0 MOSCO A. VICKERS, Gainesville 0 ALBERT G. WALKER, Jack- sonville 0 DONALD R. WALKER, Ft. Plerce Q Third Row: SIMPSON R. WALKER, JR., Jacksonville 0 IVAN H. WALLACE, Gainesville 0 JOHN C. WATERS, Alachua 0 PIERRE B. WATKINS, Palatka 0 FREDERICK WEAVER, Orlando 0 BERYL J. WEINSTEIN, Jacksonville. BELOW: 0 Top Row: HARRY R. WELLS, Plant City 0 LARBAN A. WELLS, Rlvlera Beach 0 GEORGE C. WHEELER, Jacksonville Q HARRY E. WICKHAM, Tampa 0 ALBERT R. WILLIAMS, JR., Pensacola 0 BRUCE E. WILLIAMS, Madison 0 HENRY J. WILLIAMS, Day 0 JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sb. Peters- burg 0 JOHN R. WILLIAMS, Gainesville 0 Second Row: WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS, JR., Gainesville 0 WILLIAM M. WILLIAMS, Coral Gables 0 JAMES A. WILLIS, JR., Jacksonville 0 ARNOLD WIRTH, Tampa 0 JAMES F. WOMELDURF, JR., Waldo 0 ROBERT B. WOOLEY, JR., St. Petersburg 0 THOMAS W. WOOTEN, Lakeland 0 JAMES J. WRIGHT, Montverde 0 LEONARD F. YARBROUGH, Jackson- vllle 0 Third Row: JAMES R. YORK, Perry 0 SAM P. YOUNG, JR., Mlaml 0 JOHN C. YOUNG- BLOOD, Winter Garden 0 JAMES E. ZOLL, Ann Arbor, Mich. 0 JOHN G. ADICKS, Jasper 0 VINCENT D. AKRA, Jacksonville 0 ROBERT A. ALEXANDER, Punta Gorda 0 BURTON L. ALLEN, St. Peters- burg 0 STEWART D. ALLEN, Miami Beach. WHEELER WILLIS YOUNGBLOOD WICKHAM WILLIAMS WIRTH WOMELDURF ZOLL ADICKS WILLIAMS XVILLIAMS ,mg Q 1 I x LENGEN WALKER WEAVER WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WOOLEY WOOTEN WRIGHT YARBROUGII AKRA ALEXANDER ALLEN ALLEN au- q -v w 41 it.- 'W -1 Inq 5 1-1,1 Q v I gif, . ls. . A-, .ll L-. I -.,. 3 I ,Q in 'H- u ' f, , lx 'f ix W 'Q if i A R in I lx I 'N X V X. Fl! I Q ' f I M fg 'N u X V va. in I .4 f. I . 72

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.Q RUDASILL SAVARY SCHEEL SCHIESSWOHL SCHINE SCOTT SCOTT SEIBERT SEYKORA SITEAFER SHELTON SHINN SILVER SINGLETON SIRMONS SMITH SMITH SMITH SMI PH SNARR SNIATOWSKI SNOW SOUTHERN STAMATHIS STEP!-IENSON STOUN SUMMERS ABOVE: ' TOD Row: SMITH J. RUDASILL, Sebring 0 JOHNSON S. SAVARY, Inverness 0 JOHN P. SCHEEL, Jacksonville 0 ROBERT C. SCHIESSWOHL, Ponte Vedra 0 JEROME A. SCHINE, Leesburg 0 LAW- IRIENCE R. SCOTT, Gainesville 0 ROBERT KING SCOTT, Orlando 0 WILLIAM H SEIBERT St. FNS O . . 0 ROBERT L. SEYKORA, Gainesville 0 Second Row: ROBERT B. SHEARER, Arlington, Va. 0 WIRT J. SHELTON, Bradenton 0 ROBERT G. SHINN, Ocala 0 JACK SILVER, Jacksonville 0 PAUL SINGLETON, JR., Tampa 0 RAYMOND L. SIRMONS, St. Petersburg 0 DON C SMITH, Pitts- burgh. Penna. 0 EDWIN L. SMITH, St. Petersburg 0 GEORGE H. SMITH, Gainesville 0 Third ROWS RONALD EARLE SMITH, Tampa O LOREN G. SNARR, Coral Gables C ALEX J. SNIATOWSKI, New York, N. Y. 0 ROBERT H. SNOW. Bradenton O JIM E. SOUTHERN, Miami O NICK STAMA- THIS. Tarpon springs Q ALEXANDER B. STEPHENSON, Jacksonville o DANIEL D. S'1'OUN, Tampa 0 NEVIN M. SUMMERS, Providence. BELOW: 0 Top Row: ROBERT D. SUMMERS, Lake City 0 ELBERT L. TALLEY, Ft. Myers 0 JOE J. TAMARGO, Tampa 0 HENRY N. TAMM, JR., Sanford 0 WILLIAM A. TARPY, Quincy 0 EDWARD J. TARVER, JR-. Jacksonville 0 Second Row: SAM E. TEAGUE, JR., Tallahassee 0 FRED F. TERRELL, JR., Tampa O EDWIN L. TEUTON, Ocala Q DAVID M. THOMSON, Miami 0 WARREN O. TILLER, Orlando O GEORGE B. TONEY, Daytona Beach 0 Third Row: JOYCE TRAGER, Daytona Beach 0 EARL S. TREADWAY, Tavares 0 ERNEST E. TROBAUGH, Pensacola 0 THEODORE M. TRUSHIN Tallahas- ee o WILLIAM D. TUCKER, st. Petersburg Q JOE TUDISCO, Tampa. ' EUMMERS TALLEY TAMARGO TAMM TARPY TARVER TEAGUE TERRELL TEUTON THOMSON TILLER TONEY TRAGER TREADWAY TROGAUGH TRUSHIN TUCKER TUDISCO J' Y Nick Stamalhis Nick mushroomcd into campus prominence more than a year ago when presidential candidate Bob Chi- otto introduced him to a party nom- inating convention. After a close but unsuccessful campaign for secretary- treasurer of the student body, Nick took over fall co-chairmanship of the Gator-All Student party, at the same time picking the political plum of secretary of finance in the presidents cabinet. Born in Tarpon Springs, he arrived as a Christmas package in 1922. Serv- ing as president of the American Hellenic Educational Assn. for two years C Roosevelt was a member-I guess it was OK l, he was manager- player of its championship softball team. One Friday the 13th he signed up with the Air Corps and stayed three years. After Nick receives his degree in business administration, he plans to study law, with the ambition of later setting up his own practice with an adjoining accounting department. Senior Activity In-dBI fPllQ88 378-3922 l

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