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 Two appointments and o
motion to the staff of the
cf Physical Education, Hea
Athletics were announced
yvq by Dean Dennis K. Stan
lowing Board of Control

 The two, who- have re
 for duty, have been app
 to the staff in view of t
 pected large enrollment f
 fall term when classes
 c.ew college will begin.
 Dean Stanley announce
 promotion of Herman Schr
 sociate professor of physic
 cation, to acting head of
 paitment of Required I
 Education. Schnell replace
 T. Siewert who resigned.
 The two named to the
 are:
 Don A. Ros.i, assistant
 fessor of physical educalii
 received his BS degree at
 igan State and served as
 s-truetor in physical e'iu
 s-A Mich',an State and i
 Army Air Corps. In 19!44
 was director of physical
 iion at Randolph Field.
 James R. McCachren, as
 professor of physical edi
 -e received his AB degree
 University of North Carol;
 hi-tra-mural athletics at Oal
 coached lashetball and
 J.ilitary Institute and serve
 physical training officer
 Navy.


 Dean Price Giv

 Advice To Vet
 Florida students have lo
 jcyed the privileges of sel
 tLon; they have accepted tl
 relative responsibilities of
 p ivileges. Veteran and n
 (ean are challenged to c
 the traditions so deep-roo
 tie campus. There is an obl
 for all to participate in the
 cement of a greater Univei
 Florida, and now and in 1
 tire.
 To the ex-service men
 v, th the simple candor: Th
 Sarsity of Florida honors
 for their service record, a
 cepts them as "Florida" st
 ALready the veterans have
 their place of leadership
 classroom, in student over
 i,.d in the social affairs
 University community. The
 p roved themselves, both
 dents and as, citizens.
 Anything under the sun
 Ioard on college campuses
 ]ior grows here with more
 crt vigor than it did in t
 v;ce. 'nome who delight in
 pc-rturbed by pseudo-facts xs
 ready satisfaction on the c
 '.ost will accept the rumo
 gors and guard-house la\v
 a ppendages, typical of the
 ican social order.
 Each staff nlemh-er of th
 varsity is eager to assist ii
 iug the student's college
 n'ore fruitful and pleasa
 oi e division, no one office,
 individual pretends to cotnr
 guarding each student's pr
 and plans. Confer with t
 Ulty member, able to advise
 ligently about 'individual
 tions or program of studies
 Welcome "Florida" stud'
 J. Ed Price
 Assistant Dean of S
 and Counselor for V


THE FLORIDA ALLIGATOR, "W olf" Name Is

is Housing Condition Institution On
 Is Si Pll problem Camps
 The Wolfs have a monopoly
 "At the present time housing on the Gators if names mean
1n is. the most serious problem fac- anyl.iing, for on' the Universi-
 ing the University," said Mr. H. ty of Florida coaching staff
 C. Riker, director of housing, there is, of course, Coach Bear
no pro- "however I believe that the major- Wolf and then there is Chief
College ity of the students registering can running Wolf.
alth and be suitably housed." Bear Wolf is pretty well known,
recent- Boiany students found it possi- but Running Wolf isn't.
ley fol- ble to postpone the'r registra- Running Wolf is the Indian
 tion until the spring term, and name for Raymond (Chief)
approv- many have gone to Tallahassee. West, full-blooded Cheyenne In-
 This has made housing much dWan who is equipment manager
-ported brighter here at the University," a.nd assistant trainer on Bear
pointed h- added- Wolf's staff.
he ex- "Housing is not a retarding fac- Born on the Cheyenne-Rappaho
or the tor in registration. Any student Indian reservation in Oklahoma,
in the .vtl hbe allowed to register regard- West is the son of Lightfoot and
 less of his plans for housing," Mr. Flying Coyote. He is grandson
ed the Riker said. r Cheyenne Chief Thunderbolt,
nell, as- Faculty housing is still a ma- famous Indian fighter back
the De- or problem. The University has in the pioneer days of the West.
Physical taken over the Hotel Arlingto-i A graduate of Haskell Insti-
s Floyd and buildings at Stengal Field. tlute in Lawrence, Kansas, and
 These are both full and many a star athlete, West played pro-
faculty faculty members are still home- fessional basketball with Jim
 less Thor-pe's famon; Indians. He
t pro-. with_ was with lWolf in the Navy. at
on. He Georgia Pre-Flight.
Mich- Honor Stressed
an in- working, dependable philosophy of
cation By ChanceO~ o 'ife than the Honor Code.
in the I Living under the Honor Code
-45 he I take this oppor:uni'y teo wel- here and elsewhere is not incon-
ednea- come both former Florida Men and venient; indeed, it .is the code of
 new freshmen to the campus. the decent, responsible, and well-
ssistant This is a critical year in stu- adjusted individuals everywhere.
ication. dent self-governinment at the Uni- It will be incumbent upon old
at the versity of Florida, and the con- Florida students to set the exam-
ina. He tinued success of our student in- ple for younger men who soon will
k Ridge stitutions depends upon the man- take on the code as the substance
directed ner in which you new men take a of their new citizenship here in
ed as a hold here. our campus community.
in the Philosophically, we are in our Herb Stallwvorth,
 formative years and I can recom- Chancellor,
 mend no better nucleus for a The Honor Court.

es
 IA^ A 0! a s 1 a s A W


s
)ng en-
f-direc-
he cor-
 these
on-vet-
ontinue
ted on
ligation
* devel-
rsity of
the fu-
is said
ie Uni-
s them
and ac-
udents.
taken
in the
rnment,
of the
:y have
as stu-
can be
es. Ru-
insist-
he ser-
1 being
vill find
campus.
r1' 111011-
yers as
Amer-
ie Uni-
in mak-
'e life
nt. No
no one
isel re-
rograns
he fac-
e intel-
 ques-
ents!

students
veterans


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