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

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w- i X ., l r- K' ig N , W T T W si 'gg' 3 in 6 T ,ic 4. r-u,,', J wi , fi' r-Q 4. ii W if ---an-l ' WWI' ,C DICK PETTIGREW SCOTTY PEEK JOE REYNOLDS JOAN SHUMAKER COUNCIL Another of its accomplishments was the creation ot a Student Blood Bank, Any student or member of his family can, when in need ot blood, obtain it from the Student Blood Bank. The Executive Council was also instrumental in estabf lishing a Solicitations Board who investigates, in advance, any charity organization that desires to stage a campus fund' raising campaign, They also perpetuated the selection an' nually ot a campus beauty queen, Miss University ot Florida , to represent the University at all otticial functions, These accomplishments are ample evidence that our Student Gov- ernment works. MORTY SMITH if 5 , 1:1 Q jg 5,li,,A,f-R WML ,... X, , th, iii. V, Li W ,iw :,..,,w, f ,fx A f'rfM,,-',,l.-iiiw-111 'T-riffai-ywzsrgslfixfliiii -vw, r-wwmfwmsf' ,-,, wp, nag, Ti ww . ,,s,,Q,.Qf.,,i,,.i ,Tn FRANK STRINGER DAVE THOMAS ROBERT WILLIS CHARLES WOFFORD ., iii? f 5 ' 5 -,11 3 ' 59-'x':Q? H'l' l' I' K ,323 F' .f1:, 4 T .ll A a s F mf, E ii?ii?T 1 M, :Ax 4 ll fi W 1' aff Tsiwzfinmh

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i Q it - A 755725 f , ,- at qsiyyway Qw gktgiiifiiylxgi irff f,i.1.wflliri1 w ll? ' T EM dw- ,W- Qf U'f' iii LARRY GAUTIER FRANK HARBEN TOM HENDERSON ABBOTT HERRING C, E4 JONES EXECUTIVE Among the many contributions the Executive Council made toward the betterment ot student lite, was the establishment ot the Student Trattic Court. It came to be through the com- bined ettorts ot Executive Council member Linder Smith and Vice-President Woody Liles. lt set up a court composed ot six justices and one Trattic Court Clerk. Any student will, on receipt ot his second trattic ticket, appear betore the Student Trattic Court. The court can mete out any ot the prescribed penalties it deems justified tor the violation. This has done much toward reducing the number ot trattic acci- dents and violations on campus. MARTIN KIRKLAND WALT MARSHALL BOB NORD DICK PETRY Aww ha .,,g7,,,,,,' . was .,-sf I LJ to . Lriiryycyi iw Pif' V .. s,li 6 g 5 Qififvsil 'TVN '16 E gi - 'if Wm 'N-s , . , , - ii?

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AL GAMMAGE Briligs sobriely to the Honor Court. The clerk and chancellor confer. l 'Fi I, ,wc A . f ,Q 1- , 4 AL GAMMAGE Putting his enduring convictions into action, Al Gammage enforces earnest- ly and wisely his duties to the Honor Court. Falling into step with many other life interests-Baptist Student Union president, Phi Eta Sigma prexy and Florida Blue Key, his Chancellor position is only a natural. A real Florida Cracker straight from Miami, Al spends his few leisure hours enjoying various sports and studying classical music. Keeping in mind always his obligations to the Hon- or Court certainly marks Al a living example of deep-rooted honor and sin- cerity. CHANCELLOR JOE GARCIA 'M Joe Garcia recalls his first con- nection with the Honor Court as a i946-47 freshman. Even then he realized there was more to it than just a tradition. Now, presiding in the Clerk's seat, he realizes even more that you have to get the facts and get them right, to promote the honesty they fight hardest to at- tain. An all-round individual, Joe likes to dance lCavalierl, fish and give way to a T-Bone steak often. His more earnest interests are con- cerned with people in general, which marks o good pre-requisite for his life work. Foreign Relations in the State Department as a Span- ish Consul is Joe's goal, but with his firm constitution now in hand, this task could only be a step to greater achievements. Florida Blue Key-Los Picaros- and International Relations Club can boast the backing they have received from Joe during his col- legiate days here at the University. cli.ERK 30 JOE GARCIA The Court more lllflll, tradition, lo him