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

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alpha lambda delta This past year has been one of new faces and new ideas for Alpha Lambda Delta, freshmen women ' s honor society. 30 girls were initiated during the fall quarter, having fulfilled the requirement of attaining a 3.5 scholastic average during one quarter of their freshman year. These members arc among the top two per cent of freshmen women. Alpha Lambda Delta has become very on campus this year. They assist at the Motar Board Banquet and have a tutoring Several members contribute to Orientation Week activities. Alpha Lambda Delta. First Row: Dianne Baron (social chairman), Barbara Lindley (vice president), Joan Bradbury (president), Roslyn Goold (treasurer), Suzanna Veldhuis (secretary). Second Row: Sara Morris, Jean LaBauve, Stacy Wolf, Sharon Calef, Barbara Kronberg, Mona Gaines, JoAnn Curl, Lorene Brown. Third Row: Maxin Munchick, Peggy Langstaff, Eileen McDargh, Jan Faber, Harriett Boatwright, Barbara Kulwich, Valderrama. Dorothy Musial, Vicki E. Mandell, Glenda Kranzler, Jane Cohen, Mary Lou Martin, Joyce Wice, Marsha Madden. Fifth Row: Merriet Higgins, Judy Spiro, Donna Linder, Monica Shagrin, Susan Denke Walker, Merel Norman, Peggy Pettis. phi eta sigma The University ' s Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma was founded in 1930 and since that time has encouraged activities conducive to higher scholarship. Freshman male students who obtain a 3.5 scholastic average in one of their first three quarters are eligible for membership in this widely recognized national fraternity. In addition to its many projects, the chapter awards two scholarships to outstanding men in the freshman class. Phi Eta Sigma. John Englehardt (secretary), Bruce McCurry (president), Robert Buck (treasurer). Not pictured: Niel Feineman (vice president). 117

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Dr. Frederick W. Conner (vice president) awards citations for academic excellence to four lop juniors at the Phi Kappa Phi annual banquet. They are: William S. Witt, Charles T. Leis, Richard L. Czerner, Ann D. Lavender. Phi Kappa Phi. B. J. Allen (secretary), C. D. Covey (vice president), Alice H. Murphree (treasurer), Luther C. Hammond (president). phi kappa phi The primary objective of the honor society of Phi Kappa Phi is to recognize and superior scholarship. Phi Kappa Phi is unique in that it recognizes scholarship in all areas of academic endeavor and consequently acts as a unifying force on large, diverse campuses such as the University of Florida. Phi Kappa Phi has over one hundred chapters on campuses throughout the United States and the Philippines. The Florida founded in 1912, was the seventh to be established. The University of Florida chapter elects to membership seniors and graduate students during their final quarter in school. Seniors are eligible who have maintained a B average or better and are ranked in the top per cent of those graduating in a particular or School. Graduate students must have at least a 3.6 average and rank in the top 10 per cent of those receiving their particular degree. In the spring quarter, several outstanding juniors are invited to early membership in the society and given an opportunity to for $500 and $250 scholarships. Group during initiation: Dr. L. C. Hammond (president), Jorge R. Seoane, Gary H. Harmon, Robert C. Parker Jr., Barney Garwood. 116

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gargoyle Gargoyle Honor Society, of the College of Architecture and Fine Arts, recognizes those students whose scholarship, ability and excellence in the academic field of their choosing has shown them to be worthy of distinction. In the fall and spring quarters, Gargoyle holds its pledge initiation and also sponsors a faculty reception. Gargoyle also sponsors the Beus Arts Ball in the spring. Gargolyle. First Row: Paul L. White (treasurer), Roger R. Richmond (vice president), Herbert A. Pecht Jr. Derek B. Donley (secretary), John G. Sims III (pledgemaster). Second Row: Lourdes Soler, Teresita E. Lascaibar, Charlene H. Bugeski, Sue A. Seglem. Third Row: James T. Lendrum (honorary member), M. H. Johnson (faculty advisor), Roberto S. Vich Dennis J. Hallda, Daniel Bowles, Charles M. Toner Jr. tau sigma delta Omega Chapter of Tau Sigma Delta was founded on the University campus in July, 1967. It is the only honor society nationally recognized in the field of architecture. The prime objective of Tau Sigma Delta is to emphasize scholarship and character and to .reward those students who have achieved only the highest scholastic standing. Tau Sigma Delta. First Row: Garey Goff (treasurer), A. Pecht Jr. (president), Alejandro (secretary). Row: Richard R. Butler, Teresita E. Lascaibar, Lourdes Soler, Roger R. Richmond. Third Row: Bertram Y. Kinzey Jr. (faculty advisor), Derek B. Donley, John G. Sims III, John Toppe, James T. Lendrum (faculty 118