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

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. - l l , F .- If I L, ' . V eh V? . it ' t C ll' I .I A ' 'Ill 4' 'A 555 I . Q , 4. - r5fl1Q'l1gi3llZ BOB HAGAN IVAN SMITH WHOAGIE KERNS BUIE BILL LYNCH EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Intramurals Editor, Buddy Battle. Photography: Mike Kelly, lim Ammenheuser. Activities: lim McGinley. Sports: Selden Kent, lohn Randolph. Administration: lim Martin, Carolyn Campbell. Layout: Ken Warriner. Greeks: Bill Lane, Chris Higginbotham. Literary: Elaine Iskin, Fred Holland, Iune Welter, Iune Adams, Bill Tre- loar, Dave Hoffman, Dick Allison. Classes: Hill Brannon, Virginia Leps, Aileen Hawkins, Bill Poston. Photography: Fred Chapman. Special thanks to: Lucy's-costumer for Miss University of Florida pictures: Mary Alice Droze, Dean R. C. Beaty-Hall of Fame advisorg Stan Barchan-Miss U. of F. contest chairman and assistants Bill Shupe and lim Thompson. Ou May 31, 1950, the doors of the Snack Shop in Florida Union closed for the last time. Their closing brought a melancholy feeling to those people who spent from nine to twelve months producing your 1950 Seminole . Many rough moments in the editorial offices were lightened by a ucupa cawfee and Mule Train , which stayed on the joolc for what seemed an eternity. Crises were passed, ideas conceived and disagreements settled over doughnuts, cigarettes, and gallons of coffee in this base- ment Maxwell Housev. So it is that the staff picture was taken, on the spot, as you see it below. Sr 5' THURSDAY NIGHTS IN THE OFFICE As chaotic as Chattahoochee TOMMY BROWN VIRGINIA MEADOWS MARY STELLOGIANNIS MARY ANN STAIRLEY NANCY CALLAWAY ,IANI WALKER ' ' ' rf- 5 1 rf- J'-'fu I ttf ., Milf- imit- TOM BRADY GRADY WARREN BUDDY REICH 1 ' 1' :S ww rw H X. x f X Q ? t ,,.r1..., ,.f, MARTIN KIRKLAND DICK SCHWALBE +'li'w::1l I-.-I-my ll! -.ft - ff? . , , L, K-. L' ,I --X faji y was if ,f W A .-.H Q.. ,mf i A f C. 'XX' Qs. ' 'I f ff' I ffxi , .Z ff, If il. mild J l