University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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O I x: u Pam Fitch 83 William Fitzgerald 84 John Fitzgerald 84 K ' :l Tarah Fitzpalrick 86 IIB Pam Fleck 85 HB Keith Fleisher 87 ZBT Sh aron Fleisher 86 SAT Othon Floratos 84 Ericka Floyd 86 John Floyd 86 Beil Alfred Ftynn 86 John Fogg 85 Mary Beth Foley 85 AAII Mitzi Folsom 85 XH Kevin Foole 85 Susan Foote 84 AAA Kate Forbing 85 HB Craig Ford 85 Julie Ford 87 Xfi Scott Ford 87 HKA Terri Foreman 87 ZTA Suzanne Forester 86 Darby Forrester 85 ZTA Scottie Forrester 87 ZTA Jinnie Forsyihe 85 AOII Elizabeth Fortune 85 AHA Metanie Fossett 85 Wil Anthony Foster 86 X4 Daniel Foster 86 Linda Foster 86 AXiJ Brian Fowler 86 Charlotte Fowler 84 James Fowler 84 MXA Leslie Fowler 86 AAH Tfoy Fowler 87 6 4 Saxon Foy 87 KA Kirk Frady 84 Troy Frady 86 Alan Franco 34 ZBT Paul Franco 87 ZBT Sharon Franey 87 OZ Amy Frank 86 lST Mark Frank 87 ZBT Matalie Franklin 85 ZTA James Franks 85 ' t ' K ' I ' Remi Fransen 87 IIB Amy Frazier 87 AZ Drue Frazier 85 Xii Chardell Fredd 84 John Freeman 86 AX Laurie Freeman S4 Laura Freeman 84 AHA Lori Freeman 85 HB Lucy Freeman 87 AAfI Lynn Free 84 ZTA Regina Free 87 ZTA Sharon Freeman 85 Philip Freebury 85 liiX Mark Freeman 84 :i:X Monica Frei 87 IIB Russell Freibaum 84 T Anne Freisen 86 AAII Renee Frtckie 84 Joel Fritz 84 BWH Randell Frost 86 Darris Frost 86 Robert Frost 86 ATA Rhonda Fugate 84 James Fullan 85 AKE Camille Fuller 87 James Fulmer 87 AKE Karen Fulmer 87 I1B4 Amelia Funderburk 85 AHA Darrell Gaddy 87 Scott Gaddy 86 I ' N Renee Gafford 85 Tracy Galloway 87 Susan Gallups 84 AZ Susan Galovich 85 Kathy Gamble 85 M LaGarette Gamble 84 Kathy Gamble 86 Anne Ganey 64 AAA Lisa Ganly 84 AHA Suzanne Gann 87 AZ Angie Gant 87 Eleanor Gantt 85 Jacquelyn Ganus 84 •I ' M Al Garber 84 Alejandra Garcia 84 John Gardner 85 Renee Gardner 85 Sharon Gardner 85 Mark Garner 84 AX Brian Garrett 86 Kevin Garrett 85 IlKA Laura Garrett 87 AOH Rodney Garrett 85 John Garris 84 Chan Garrison 87 riKA Kathryn Garrison 87 KKF David Garslecki 84 AKE Andrew Garstklewicz 87 XXA Horace Garth 87 HKA Garry Garzarek 84 Scott Gashaw 87 SN Kevin Gavin 87 AKE Tim Gayle 84 Alan Gaylor 86 HK Ronald Geer 84 ZBT 122 People; Religion

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wrawsnwg-iBsrarasEffwWTJaWCTRraww Jane Fain 84 Jacqueline Fair 85 Holly Lynn Fairbanks 85 Bertram Fames 86 Richard Falkenberry 84 Isam Farah 84 Glenn Farish 85 Samir Farkouh 84 Tern Farmer 86 Todd Farmer 85 William Farnngton 84 Cascilda Farris 85 Carole Faucett 86 Donna Faucell 86 A a Angela Faulkner 87 K Greg Faulkner 85 Gregory Faulkner 85 Laurie Faulkner 86 AAA Patricia Faulkner 84 AAA April Fawcett 87 Dana Feaux 84 ZTA Chanda Fehler 85 Denise Feinberg 84 ZTA David Felton 85 Cindy Ferguson 84 [1R4 Jan Ferguson 86 AOII Keilh Fernandez 85 Ai: Dennis Ferry 84 Joseph Fesenmeier 86 - Laura Fessenden 85 Susan Fetner 87 KA Richard Field 84 Ai; Johnny Fields 84 Enrico Finch 85 Debra Fincher 86 Diane Finegan 84 KA Jeff Fink 86 KA Jerry Finley 85 Joey Finley 87 Xii Kathy Finley 86 ASiO Chari Fiquett 85 Chase Fiquett 85 AX Julie Fisher 86 KAH Trei Fisher 85 Michael Fiske 84 I c Ll. Peppering it up. Preparing a double pepperoni pizza, David Wegener, a senior in engineer- ing, puts pepperoni on the 12 inch dough and cheese. People: Pizza 121

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raiHBHIISBi lff 1 J UOfD® ! D O College Can Be A Time Of Questioning Sally (a ficticious name) went to church every Sunday while growing up. The first sun day at the (Jniversity arrived. Did she go? Most students from Sally ' s sort of background didn ' t, ac- cording to Father Fallon of St. Francis Catholic Student Cen- ter. Many students go through a time of questioning, Fallon said. He said it was often ex- pected by the family to go ev- ery Sunday, and being away at school was a good opportunity to examine one ' s beliefs. At home they go through the motions sometimes, Fal- lon said. Questioning is often healthy — a time to examine oneself. Fallon said students who did continue to go to church every Sunday after they got to col- lege didn ' t fit any particular mold. Each person is unique, he said. Some maybe don ' t go through that period, or they went through it in high school. Sometimes they don ' t go through it until after they get out of college. A campus ministry differed from normal parishes in that it dealt with younger people, and they showed more flexibility than some in a community par- ish, Fallon said. The campus ministry is a ministry of friendship, Fallon said. To share sorrows and celebrate new accomplish- ments. Johnny Dancy, a freshman in hospital administration, said he attended church regularly since he entered college. I was raised in the church, Dancy said. I like going, to learn more about God ' s work, and to fellowship with other Christians. D — Susan Cullen Afternoon devotional. Sitting on the steps of the main li- brary. Michael Goldthrip. a computer science major from Evergreen, reads his Bible as part of his daily quiet time. Amy Kilpatnck People: Religion 123