Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1993 volume:

I 1 Fullerton If I! ,1 MNlM 11 MMIIIIII 11 IIIIIIIMIHM f f f f II II II I ■ ■ ■ IIIIIMNMIII II II II II II II II Housing all of the physical edu- cation classes the P.E. building is C.S.U.F. ' s most scenic area. 1- w w. tt i, , JM ' BtJft 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 f M M I ' 1 1 1 1 III 1 1 Ml 1 1 llllllf III This $14.4 million structure was_ started in mid-April ' 92 to add classrooms and faculty offices. Opening _A grassy area next to the book- store commons adds to the re- laxed atmosphere of the cam- pus. Final construction is completed on the addition to Mc Carthy Hall which will house new labs for the Natural Science and Mathematics. A sight from the 57 freeway, the Humanities building stands out from the surrounding build- ings. Campus Scenery Titans ' 93 CSUF Students In Action Whether in class, in the University Center, or on the campus enjoying the scenery, CSUF students are unique. Below: (1-r) Dan Alexander sits on the wall and converses with fellow student Clint Hay. Right: While the library is certainly qui- eter, the University Center ' s chairs are more comfortable. Right: Many students find the University Center has all the comforts of home as a place to study between classes. Campus Life Left: The Titan Pub is another favorite gathering place for friends. Below: Reviewing that last couple of pages before a class, this student finds a quiet corner on campus. Above: For a quick appointment on cam- pus, students find parking in 30 minute lot off of Nutwood a great solution. jbove: Waiting for class to begin Above: Students run into friends and classmates on the lawn. Campus Life A bird ' s-eye-view from the new U.C. reveals students between classes just after the first rain. On her way to the Coffee shop this student rushes to get her cup quickly so she ' s not late to the first day of classes. At the end of the first day of school these gentlemen start the hike to their cars in lot A. Opening 1 During their break these stu- dents enjoy the early Autumn weather under this tree in front of the bookstore. These students gather together on the first day of school to catch up on old times and to eat their lunches. First Day Of School Above: Is this peace sign a retro-gesture to the Sixties? Or a Nixon-esque victory sign? Left: CSUF ' s 1993 Homecoming Queen Vicca Logan of Alpha Chi Omega and King Steve Hernandez of Sigma Nu. Below: The official moment of crowning. Homecoming 1993 Fall Celebrations A Twister competition? A Dunk tank? The Blue Bonnets in concert? What ' s going on? They were all part of the activities planned for Home- coming Week ' 92 at CSUF. The Twister competition and the dunk tank were part of the lunchtime ac- tivities offered Monday through Thursday, October 5-8 to encourage students to participate in Homecom- ing Week. Homecoming activities continued into the evening on October 8th with The Blue Bonnets, an all-female quintet, featuring guitarist Kathy Valentine, ex-GoGo ' s bass player, when they played at the Titan Pub. The crowd in the Pub seemed recep- tive to The Blue Bonnets ' brand of alternative, rock, and blues. This year the Deans hosted the annual pre-game Tailgate party and sent invitations to the 800 graduates of the class 1967 for a 25th reunion. Food was provided by alumni Brian Fairley ' s Brian ' s Barbeque, but many people did the traditional pic- nic routine. A post-game party was offered at the Fullerton Hofbrau. Topping a difficult week for the Titan football team with the Oct. 1st resignation of longtime coach Gene Murphy and the threatened elimina- tion of the entire football program, was the game loss of 49-3 to San Jose State. .eft: The 1992 Homecoming Court: (1-r) Jueen Alison Curion, Associated Stu- lents; King Paige Griffin, Sigma Pi; 1st Junner-up Renee Manchester, Alpha )elta Pi. Above John Sarney, nominee for Sigma Pi escorts Kristen Stralow of Alphi Chi Omega to the field for the half-time activ- ities. Always ready for brotherhood these SAE ' s enjoy the pregame tailgating party as they get ready to root the Titans to a victory. Never short of a party these fans enjoy what seems to be the last tailgating party for a while. These Snow Terrorists are look- ing forward to a good game, but to an even better snow season. Camper and coolers ready these tailgators take great pride in the Cal State Fullerton football squad. k 1 r, 10 Opening Band members are here to support the team as well, this horn player shows his true colors. A definite Fullerton fan this Titan campaigns for his favor- ite nominee for the Homecom- ing King. These friends forever just don ' t want to stop the party- ing, even though the game has already started. Solemn Celebration For CSGF ' s Fourth President: Dr. Milton A. Gordon The President ' s Investiture Below: Professor Soraya Coley from the department of Human Development and Community Services walks in the Processional. For only the fourth time in the history of California State University, Fullerton, a Pres- ident has been named and invested. This sol- emn celebration, held on Commencement Lawn, took precedent over classes, which were cancelled, allowing all students and fac- ulty the opportunity to see California State University Chancellor Barry Munitz invest Milton A. Gordon with the authority and re- sponsibility of the office of the President. Gordon, having already served two years, was certainly aware of those duties. Also a part of the investiture was the awarding of an honorary doctorate given posthumously to Don Karcher. The fourth re- cipient of this honor, Karcher, who passed away May 19, was known for his involvement in the university including many fundraising efforts. Marring the celebration was a silent pro- test of a very small group protesting the ex- penditure of $25,000 for the investiture. Above: The 1993 Pres ident ' s Scholars Left: Dorothy (Dolly) Kareher receives a posthumous honorary degree on behalf of her husband Donald F. Kareher. His support of CSIF spanned for more than 20 years, including serving on the University Advisory Board. Left: President Milton A. Gordon: Fourth President of California State University, Fullerton. Right: The culmination of hours of work, study, and energy show in the excitement of these graduates faces. Above: With a view of the Humanities Right: CSUF ' s library offers a comprehen- and Social Science building behind, these sive catalog to students, students walk to their next class. Right: Using the lawn as a meeting place, many students find the campus atmo- sphere friendly. 14 Titans Committed To Excellence T, TAN shoos Serving over 100,000 gradu- ates, CSUF has a tradition of excellence in Business, the Arts, and Communications as well as offering fine courses in Science and Humanities. Current Events Current Events Current: SEPTEMBER: Prime Time Goes Political: When TV ' s favorite fictional feminist Murphy Brown became a single mom, Vice President Dan Quayle attacked her for her lack of fam- ily values. America ' s favorite General, the now retired Norman Schwarzkopf (known to his supporters as Stormin ' Norman ) introduced his autobiography: It Doesn ' t Take a Hero. This month in medicine: the first effects of the near-nuclear melt- down in Chernobyl showed up in children down wind from the 1986 disaster. Whoopi Goldberg joins the lineup of latenight comedians who try the talk show circuit. Instead of the usual parade of people, Whoopi concentrates on an individual in- terview. August ' s Hurricane Andrew, the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, leveled neighborhoods and left 300,000 homeless who now must pick up the pieces of their lives and move on. Victims from war-torn new na- tions Bosnia and Croatia, and Ro- mania are seeking asylum in Ger- many. The German government ex- pects at least 130,000 new refugees by the end of the year. This ethnic influx is a major factor in the rise of Neo-Nazi incidents causing prob- lems there. OCTOBER: America ' s Pastime Dominated by Foreigners?: The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Atlanta Braves in the World Series. The Iceman Cometh: A 5,300 year-old wanderer of the Stone Age has been discovered from the melt- ing Similaun glacier high in the Alps. He is known to be the world ' s most ancient intact human. Scien- tists are pleading for a chance to examine the body, and women have inquired about the possibility of bearing his child. It ' s Debatable: President George Bush, Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton, and Independent candi- date Ross Perot attacked the issues and each other during the Presi- dential Debates. NOVEMBER: Malcolm X: The other black martyr, Malcolm X, still haunts our conscience. In his latest movie, Di- rector Spike Lee turns his talents towards banishing the myth of Malcolm X as the proponent of the violent overthrow of the establish- ment. Back in the USSR: Democracy, however primitive, has come to the USSR. Now its leader is contending with the adversaries of nature, economics, and politics, and the outcome has immense implications for the rest of the world. DECEMBER: And they didn ' t live happily ever after: In a formal announce- ment made to the House of Lords, Prime Minister John Major re- vealed what the tabloids here and in England had been talking about for months: Princess Diana and Prince Charles call it quits in a formal separation. Feed the World: Operation Re- store Hope begins as US Marines land in Mogadishu to feed the starving Somalis and police the warlords who have been stealing the limited resources of this fam- ine-stricken land. You ' re Excused . . .: In a chill- ing decision made Christmas Eve, lameduck President George Bush pardoned former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and five others previously convicted on charges in the Iran-Contra scandal. JANUARY: Been There, Done That: Star Trek enters a new orbit; this month marks the premier of the spin-off: Deep Space 9 - another en- try for trekkies. Retirement here I come: Presi- dent Bush says good-bye to a country he ' s lead for four years while newly-elected President Clinton moves into the White House with wife Hilary, daughter Chelsea, and cat Socks. Our Fair Lady: Legendary ac- tress, UNICEF spokeswomen, and Nazi Occupation survivor, Audrey Hepburn died of colon cancer at the age of 63. Blood Bath: In former Yugosla- via, ethnic cleansing is the chill- ing name given to the hostile Ser- bian movement to rid their nation of Muslims and Croatians. Three-peat: The Buffalo Bills reached Super Bowl XXIII for the third time in as many years, and disappointed Bills fans at Pasade- na ' s Rosebowl, watched them walk away, once again, without a vic- tory. FEBRUARY: Clinton ' s Opening Blunder: Pres- ident Clinton ' s first nominee for Attorney General, Zoe Baird, with- draws from consideration and ad- mits to breaking the law by hiring illegal aliens to provide child-care. We Had a Gay Old Time: As the Armed Forces protest, the public waits to see how far President Clinton will go in lifting the ban on homosexuals in the military. We Want In: HIV positive Hai- tian refugees seek asylum in Amer- ica. Entrance into the US is denied to them by the Coast Guard and President Clinton. Summoning Sacrifice: In his first State of the Union address, Presi- dent Clinton begins to define shared sacrifice and calls on Americans to ' donate ' (meaning higher taxes). Waiting for Armageddon: The Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas, begins a siege killing several agents of the FBI and the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Di- MARCH: Tower Terror: At 12:18 PM on a CHARLES Dl rent Events Current Events Current Events snowy Friday afternoon, a massive explosion rocked the foundation of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. Rent it on Video: Oscars ' theme, The Year of the Woman, was ironic as once again few films offered much for or by women. Major awards were as follows: Best Sup- porting Actress: Marisa Tomei (My Cousin Yinny); Best Supporting Ac- tor: Gene Hackman (Unforgiven): Best Actress: Emma Thompson (Howards End); Best Actor: Al Pacino (Scent of a Woman); Best Director: Clint Eastwood (Unfor- given); Best Picture: Unforgiven. Kung Fu deja vu: Brandon Lee, 28 year-old son of the late martial arts star Bruce Lee, was killed in a freak accident while filming The Crow. Ya Say You Want a Revolution . . . : Boris Yeltsin makes a bold step by calling for a nation-wide referendum to replace the current Parliament that was appointed while communism still reigned in the USSR. Also up for consider- ation is the replacement of their constitution. Disney announced the opening of a new professional Hockey team and arena: The Anaheim Ducks who will play at The Pond, a multi-use facility Vi mile east of Anaheim Stadium. APRIL: The Jury is in: After 40 hours of deliberation in Rodney King ' s Fed- eral Civil Rights trial, the jury came up with a split verdict: Police officers Koon and Powell were found guilty of infringing on King ' s civil rights; rookie officer Wind was acquitted early on and officer Briseno testified against Koon and Powell. Decisions were handed down nearly one year to the date from last years ' civil trial where officers were all found not guilty. That verdict caused over three days of rioting, looting, and other civil unrest. Play Ball!: The Professional Baseball League added two new teams: The Colorado Rockies (their home is Denver) and The Florida Marlins (their home is Tampa). Waco Standoff: April 19, 1993. The Terror in Waco came to an end on April 19, after a 51 day standoff ended in an explosion of flames. The cultists set fire to the com- pound in which they had been dwelling after FBI threw tear gas inside to drive them out. 86 Branch Davidians died including 17 chil- dren. Only nine escaped and did not perish within the inferno. Late Night: It was announced on April 26, that Conan O ' Brien would be the new host of Late Night as David Letterman decided to move to CBS to get the 11:30 time slot op- posite Jay Leno on NBC. Maples Surprise: Maria Maples surprised Donald Trump with news that she ' s pregnant but: Will she sign a prenatal prenup? Arkansas Tragedy: 3 young boys, each around 8 years old, were mur- dered in West Memphis, Arkansas and found in a drainage ditch 18 hours after being reported missing. Still there are no leads to the mys- tery slaying. MAY: One for the Road: Cheers says so long- The last ever Cheers show said goodbye on May 20. The 98 minute show included the marriage of Rebecca Howe to a guest-star- ring plumber and the return of old waitress Diane Chambers. Celebrity Stalkers on the Loose: Tennis star Monica Seles was stabbed at a tennis match; Actress Andrea Evans was pursued by a mental patient; and Kathleen Krueger, the wife of Texas Senator Bob Krueger, was terrorized for 9 years. The Battle for Baby Jessica: The birth mother wanted Jessica back and the court ruled in her favor. So Long Joe: Ex-49er ' s quarter- back Joe Montana says so long to San Francisco and hello as he flies off to the Kansas City Chiefs along with ex-Raider Marcus Allen. JUNE: Hit or Miss: Arnold Schwarzenegger ' s 70 million dollar movie Last Action Hero proved to be a BIG miss this summer while Steven Spielberg ' s 65 million dollar Jurassic Park proved to be a HU- MONGOUS hit while only in the third week had grossed 171.10 mil- lion dollars. Custody Battle: Woody Allen lost custody battle with Mia Farrow for kids Dylan (7), Moses (15), and Satchel (5). Pepsi Scare: There were 50 re- ports in 23 different states of Pepsi containers being contaminated with syringes. It all began in Tacoma, Washington and ended with 13 arrests and 3 others claim they fabricated stories. Hockey Mania: The L.A. Kings took the lead by winning the first game of the finals but could not beat the Montreal Canadiens, los- ing the next four games. 3-PEAT 3-PEAT!: For the third year in a row, the championship Chicago Bulls pulled off yet an- other NBA Finals win, this time over the Phoenix Suns and Charles Barkley. Nixon Tragedy: At the age of 81, former First Lady Pat Nixon died of lung cancer on June 22. She was buried at Nixon Library on June 26. Dodger Men: Roy Campanella (71), once a Dodger catcher and Hall of Famer, died June 26 from a heart-attack. Also the tragedy of a heart-attack, former pitcher and announcer Don Drysdale was taken from us. Wacky Wedding Pair: Actress Julia Roberts married country- western singer Lyle Lovett in Mar- ion, Indiana on June 27th. Sickness in Navajo: A baffling illness has taken 11 lives on a Na- vajo reservation. Some say it could be related to a virus found in ro- dents? To The Class Of 1993: s It is my pleasure to extend congratulations to you for having successfully completed your degree objectives this year at California State University, Fullerton. You should be proud of your hard work, dedication and accomplishments that have brought you to this point in your life journey. I am certain that just as you have left your mark on Cal State Fullerton you will do so in all your future endeavors. You have had the opportunity to attend a university with a quality fac- ulty that is committed to teaching a diverse student body. As you join over 100,000 alumni of Cal State Fullerton, I hope that the knowledge and skills you gained here will enrich your life and bring further rewards to you and to society. I encourage you to remain in close contact with us and to assume a leadership role in the com- munity and the CSUF Alumni Association. I look forward to hearing about your future successes and welcoming you as active alumni participants in the life of Cal State Fullerton. Sincerely, Milton A. Gordon President M Q, Jftn 18 ed jour iroud of in your so ins lity fac- ociety. the com- The people at Cal State Fullerton are of a special breed, each with his or her different calling, whether it is to be a Special Ed. teacher at Valencia High or an engineer at McDonnell Douglas. The education and knowledge gained here at CSUF is equal to no other we have ever received. Each of us from his or her own little world is try- ing to assimilate (or escape) from the ever conserva- tive Orange County, trying to get past the many sepa- rations, divisions, and obstacles that will face us as we leave here. This is where we learn acceptance; this is where we ' ve grown. Dean Jerry Samuelson I 20 ■ft AHN-HELGESON p So- Young Ahn M.A. Music Sasha Bilar M.A. Art Design Anya Black B.A. Theatre Arts Kevin Paul Shaw Broden B.A. Drawing Painting Jesse Cao B.F.A. Graphic Design Jane Castillo B.A. Art Lauren Chang B.F.A. Art Illustration W  fc • A v Ching-Woan Chen M.F.A. Painting Drawing Andy Chiu B.F.A. Graphic Design Susan J. Cho B.A. Art Education Eunwook Chung B.F.A. Graphic Design Sharon Damo B.A. Music Shannon Dillabough B.A. Theatre Arts Diana Fernandes B.A. Music Jean Ann Finnerty B.A. Theatre Arts Lisa Gadient-Bishop B.A. Graphic Desgn Jennifer Gormley B.A. Theatre Arts Chung Ha B.F.A. Fine Art . Mike Haluza B.A. Graphic Design Pauline Helgeson B.F.A. Printmaking HIGHTOWER-LEE Brian Hightower B.F.A. Art Tiffany Iida B.F.A. Graphic Design John Honaker B.F.A. Illustration Yu-I Hsieh B.F.A. Graphic Design Yiping Hu B.F.A. Graphic Design Todd Humphreys B.A. Theatre Arts Kazue Ishida B.F.A. Graphic Design Andrea John B.A. Theatre Arts Stephen Wonman John B.F.A. Graphic Design Patricia Helen Jones B.A. MusicEducation Sangyoon Lee MA. Printmaking Sarah Lee B.A. Art Education LIU-MASSENGILL f f + mM Rhoderic Lumba B.F.A. Graphic Design Katherine Madison B.A. Art Karena Massengill M.F.A. Art Sculpture MCLEOD-WONG if H Heather McLeod B.A. Theatre Arts Bernadette Mendoza B.A. Art History Silvia Mendoza B.A. Environmental Design Richard Mercado B.A. Music Education Junko Okunaga B.A. Music Dawn Palazzolo B.A. Graphic Design Ashlyn Pentoney B.F.A. Graphic Design Margarita Perez B.F.A. Graphic Design Angela R. Perkins B.F.A. Graphic Design Ann Perumean M.A. Studio Art Erin Scott M.F.A. Drawing Painting Denise Self B.F.A. Environmental Design Kimberly Staudenmaier B.F.A. Environmental Design Edwin Suzuki B.A. Art Tadao Taniguchi B.A. Art Tanya A. Tellefsen B.A. Art 24 Betty Tsai B.F.A. Art Vincent Van Landeghem B.F.A. Environmental Design Margaret Watkins B.A. Art Education Stanton Wong B.F.A. Graphic Design Msbitin Dean Andy R. Bazar 25 AGNONE-BARTLETT Amber Agnone B.A. Management Kenny Ahn B.A. Marketing Hourie Akmakjian B.A. Finance Azucena Ambrose B.A. Internationa] Business Tsutomu Amemiya B.A. International Business Hajime Aoki B.A. Business Economics Angelique Aryanto B.A. Accounting Robert Apon B.A. International Business Peggy Au B.A. Accounting Arlene L. Apostol B.A. Marketing Susy Bachtiar B.A. Marketing Arlene Antoinette Sycip Arcenas B.A. Finance Nancy Banh B.A. Business Management tiM Edward Arciniega B.A. Finance Lisa Barden B.A. Finance Russell Bartlett B.A. Marketing BAUGH-BUZLEA f i mzk 4 . Heather Baugh B.A. Accounting Michael Bedard B.A. Finance Donna Biondo B.A. Accounting John Biondo B.A. Finance David Blakenship B.A. Marketing Kelly Blissenbach B.A. Finance Tammy Blodgett B.A. Management Maria Bonilla B.A. Accounting Marilyn Bostick B.A. Business Economics Lisa Bowman B.A. Finance Karen S. Brasher B.A. Marketing Mitk Steven Braun B.A. Marketing David Bridle B.A. Finance Mary Bristol B.A. Marketing Kevin Brongo B.A. Marketing ll Surya Buntaran B.A. Finance Libna Burger B.A. International Business Ana Burnier B.A. Management Science Dean Butz B.A. Marketing Margareta Buzlea B.A. Management Information Systems 27 CAMPOS-CHAU Desiree M. Campos l.A. Business Administration Tawna Canhoto B.A. Marketing Dianna Cardullo B.A. Accounting Marc Carignan B.A. Accounting Anett Carlberg B.A. Accounting Anna Chang B.A. Accounting 28 Frank Chang M.B.A. Finance Tom Chang B.A. Finance Ching 0. Chao B.A. Accounting Flynn Chau B.A. Accounting CHAU-CHUANG Tiffany Ankhanh Chau B.A. Business Administration Calvin Ying Chow Chen B.A. Finance Jean Chen B.A. Finance £!) Jeremy Chen B.A. Business General Management Terrance Chen B.A. Marketing Jessie Cheng B.A. Management Melanie Cheng B.A. Accounting Wen-Chen Cheng B.A. International Business Lori Cherson B.A. Accounting Debbie Chien B.A. Finance An Na Chin B.A. Accounting Ching-Yu Chiu B.A. Finance Joanne Choi B.A. Business Management Jung Choi B.A. Finance Jun Chon B.A. Finance has Lee Chong B.A. Accounting Carina Chou B.A. Accounting Chien-Yu Chou B.A. Accounting Ming-Hsien Chuang B.A. Finance Su-Jen Chuang B.A. International Business 29 CHUN-DEKELATA Lynell Chun B.A. Business Administration Edwin Conception B.A. International Business Erin Clark B.A. Accounting Rick Clark B.A. Entrepreneurial Business Management Brenda L. Cleary B.A. Accounting Mireille Corcoran B.A. International Business Michelle Corydon B.A. International Business Thomas Cramsie B.A. Management Sallie Coles M.B.A. Management Jeffrey Michael Cross B.A. Business Administration o ill Felipe Cruz B.A. International Business Karen de Ocampo B.A. Accounting Kevin Cunningham B.A. Management Christopher Deahr B.A. Management JoAnn Davidson B.A. Marketing Catherine De La Cruz B.A. Accounting Mary E. deFuentes M.B.A. Accounting B.A. Business Administration David De Leon B.A. Accounting Stephanie Dekelata B.A. Accounting 30 DEL ROSARIO-EHRHARD Edylicia Del Rosario B.A. Accounting Kristina DeLano B.A. Accounting Sandra Demko B.A Business Management Jonathan Dibble B.A. Finance I ! Linh Ai Diep B.A. Finance Jill Eastman B.A. Accounting Hirbod Ebrahimzadeh B.A. Finance Marketing Nancy Edman B.A. Marketing John Paul Edwards B.A. Business Administration Kristina Ehrhard B.A. Management 31 ENNIS-GOMEZ Robert Ennis B.A. Accounting Edmund V. Florek B.A. Finance Hsiao-Ting Fu B.A. Accounting Paul Garrett III B.A. Management Scott Erickson B.A. Finance Edwin P. Fajardo B.A. Finance Lynn Fleischer B.A. Accounting James Fletcher B.A. Management Information Systems Maria Flores B.A. International Business Shuk Yee Fong B.A. Accounting Tanya S. Foxe B.A. International Business Claudette Fremgen B.A. Management lj-9f J It Vincy Fung B.A. Accounting Sharon Funk B.A. Finance Peter Gagnon B.A. Business Administration Aurelio Garcia B.A. Finance tiMJiM Jesse Gascon B.A. Finance Jennifer Gibbons B.A. Finance Scott Gibson B.A. Finance Jesus Gomez B.A. Finance I cher GONZALEZHARGREA VES Joe Gonzalez B.A. International Business David Gramse B.A. Finance Kristen Granacki B.A. Marketing Edward Grill M.B.A. Business Vivek Gupta B.A. Accounting Ann Guray B.A. Accounting m J Eugene Halim B.A. Marketing Stefan Hamlin B.A. Accounting Eric Hamo B.A. Marketing h Tera Green B.A. Accounting James Griffin B.A. Accounting Ismael Guzman S.A. International Business Leilani Guzman B.A. Finance Sotai Han B.A. Finance Nina Hardjo B.A. Accounting Jennifer Hargreaves B.A. International Business ■ HARRAKA-HOSKINS Robert Harraka B.A. Finance o mMm Christa Harris B.A. Accounting Lara Hassan B.A. Management John Hawks B.A. Marketing Shelley Hedlund B.A. Marketing I Masakazu Hirano B.A. International Business Le Hoang B.A. Finance Kimberly Holder B.A. Management Jerry Holdner, Jr. B.A. Finance 34 Loanne Hong B.A. Finance Seung Hong B.A. Finance Darla Hood B.A. Management Regina Hoskins B.A. Marketing I HOUKARHU Leh-Liang Hou B.A. Finance Christine Pei-Jung Hsieh MBA. Finance Chia Jung Hsu B.A. Management Information Systems Ching Chou Hsu B.A. Finance Marisa Hsu B.A. Management Information Systems I £L David Hu B.A. Accounting Donna Hua B.A. Finance Christine Huang M.B.A. Finance Rae A. Hubocan B.A. Accounting Sherif Huenin B.A. Finance m m H Judy Chiu-Ya Hung B.A. Finance Chia-Ying Hwang B.A. International Business Haissam S. Issa B.A. Management Information Systems Shin Ito B.A. International Business Rosa Jauregui B.A. Finance i Charu Jhunjhnuwala B.A. Marketing Amy Johnson B.A. Marketing Wendy Ju B.A. Accounting Swati Kadakia B.A. Accounting Erik Karhu B.A. Business Administration 35 KARIMI-LAM Parvin Karimi B.A. Accounting Deborah Kirk B.A. Accounting Cindy Koo B.A. Marketing David Kawamura B.A. International Business Zev Klasewitz B.A. Finance Mohammad Khan B.A. Accounting Joyce Knight B.A. Accounting Sharon Koo B.A. Accounting Silke Korthaus B.A. International Business Caroline Minsuk Kim B.A. Marketing Toru Kondo B.A. Business Economics Kevin Kreutner B.A. Marketing Pamela King M.B.A. Management Eileen Kong B.A. Finance Martha Kucik B.A. Marketing Lisa Thuy Kukula B.A. Accounting 36 4 Lfc Naomi Kumagai B.A. International Business Dede Kurniawan B.A. Finance Paul Kusuma B.A. Management Dennis Lam B.A. International Business LAM-LIM Siu Wai Lam B.A Accounting Karen Lau B.A. Accounting Ming Hwa Lee B.A. Accounting I Eric Lane B.A. Accounting Hope Larsen M.B.A. Accounting Erik Larson B.A. Marketing Rahaju Latif B.A. Finance n a0 itM mMtik Christopher Lauletta B.A. International Business Peter Le M.S. Management Information Systems Thara Leao B.A. Finance Bruce Lee B.A. Marketing i Yifeng Lee B.A. Accounting Roy Legan B.A. Finance Kimberlie Legg B.A. Marketing Thomas Lein MBA. Business Administration Steven Lim B.A. Accounting LIN-MALLIS Margaret Lin B.A. International Business Mei-Ching Lin B.A. Management Information Systems Ching Chuan Liu B.A. Management Information Systems Ching-Hsing Liu B.A. Management Science Li-Cheng Liu B.A. Finance I Dianne Lofaro B.A. International Business Patricia Lopez B.A. International Business Danni Lu B.A. Finance Accounting Sheila Luke B.A, Marketing Kathleen Lyman B.A. Finance 38 Gregory Mallis B.A. Finance Michele Mallis B.A. Finance MANALO-MORRIS Christina Manalo B.A. Marketing Priti Manek B.A. Business Administration Jose Mata B.A. Marketing Pamela McCombs B.A. Accounting Howard E. Marchbanks ] B.A. Finance Jeffery Joel Markham B.A. Finance Richard Mastanich B.A. Marketing Gerardo Meza B.A. International Business Jason Miller B.A. Accounting Michael A. Mineni B.A. Marketing Benjamin Miranda B.A, Accounting Marlene Mize B.A. Management An Mo B.A. Accounting Ajaz Mohammad B.A. Finance Farideh Mohtadi B.A. Finance Accounting -4 ■ ■ dkdtm Tina Molnar B.A. Marketing Sandra T. Montejano B.A. Business Administration John Morana B.A. Management Information Systems Brian Moriarty B.A. Business Administration George Morris B.A. Marketing MURESAN-NOVIELLI Romeo Sebastian Muresan B.A. Finance Angela Muro B.A. International Business Heather Naef B.A. Marketing Chung-Ja Nam B.A. Management Information Systems Kim Nathaniel B.A. Finance Kim Nguyen B.A. Accounting Vicky Thao Nguyen B.A. Marketing Leanne S. Nishihara B.A. Accounting Joon No MBA. Accounting Kyung H. No B.A. Accounting Eleanor Austria Nord B.A. Management Information Systems Parika Noup B.A. Finance Robert Novielli B A. Marketing Accounting 40 NUMAGA-PHU Fujino Numaga B.A. International Business Denise Nunes B.A. Accounting Lorena Nunez B.A. Marketing Eze Obineche B.A. Management Barbara A. Oelkers B.A. Management f- Jl Steven Ogata B.A. Finance Maretini Oktoputri B.A. Accounting Oluwasola Okulaja B.A. Accounting Annie S. Ong B.A. Accounting Joseph Orth B.A. Management Science Gina Overturf B.A. Management Science Donna Oyos B.A. Management Elizabeth Paddock B.A. Business Administration Peter W. Paik B.A. Accounting Joseph B. Pasquinelli B.A. Finance Andrea Pescarolo B.A. Marketing Chuong Pham-Minh B.A. International Business Thao Phan B.A. Finance Marketing Robert Phillips B.A. Finance Hung Phu B.A. Finance 41 PHUNG-ROBERSON Susan Phung B.A. Accounting Finance Monique Poch6 B.A. Accounting Don Proudstar B.A. Accounting Lily Puspasari B.A. Accounting Hua Qiang MBA. Accounting Danielle Rainey B.A. Accounting Michael Rains B.A. Management Rosanna M. Ramillosa B.A. Entrepreneurial Management Jorge Ramirez J.A. International Business Mary Ann Ramos B.A. Accounting Richard Rangel B.A. Finance Traci Rauterkus B.A. Management Dante Rementilla B.A. Accounting Veronica Reyes B.A. Accounting Diane Sheila Richard B.A. Management Lisa Ridgway B.A. Accounting Fernando Rios B.A. International Business Pamela Rippens MBA. Management Karim Rizkalla B.A. Management LoriLee Roberson B.A. Accounting 42 ROBINSON-SANTIAGO Bev Robinson B.A. Marketing Marisol Rodriguez B.A. Finance De bra Rugh B.A. Marketing Christopher Robinson B.A. Finance Mary L. Ruff B.A. Business Karin Rugamas B.A. International Business O H f Melanie Rumpler B.A. Accounting Paul Russell MBA. Finance Leo Sabelino B.A. Management Naohide Saito B.A International Business Quintin Salamack B.A. Finance Marc Salem B.A. International Business Seema Sambyal B.A. Business Sanjeev Narayan B.A. Finance Julius David Santiago B.A. Finance SANZO-SMISSEN Lisa Ann Sanzo B.A. International Business Yuichi Sato B.A. International Business Robert A. Savala B.A. Economics Susan Schmid B.A. Management Joel Schneggenburger B.A. Accounting John Schnell B.A. Finance Robert Selley B.A. International Business Antoinette Serrano B.A. Accounting Vinod Sharma B.A. Finance Robert Sharp B.A. Management Brent Sheffield B.A. Marketing Joy Sherohman i.A. Business Administration Chia-Lin Shih B.A. Management Lily Shih M.B.A. Accounting Craig Short B.A. Management Information Systems Susie Sieu B.A. Finance Michael Slankard B.A. Management Sean Small B.A. Accounting Bruce Smerker B.A. Accounting Edward Smissen B.A. Accounting 44 «0 SMITH-THAI A. J ' Nise Smith B.A. Management Robert G. 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Shores B.A. Communications Adele Sliheet B.A. Communications Lisa Strnad B.A. Communications Barbara Stwertnik B.A. Public Relations Pei Sun B.A. Communications VANDEWEGHE-ZANROSSO VOUGHT Bridget VanDeweghe B.A. Speech Communication Keith Walsh B.A. Journalism Debra Walters B.A. Public Relations Susan Waters B.A. Advertising Yu-Ping Wei B.A. Advertising Michael Williams B.A. Advertising Suzan Willoughby B.A. Public Relations Danielle Wilson B.A. Public Relations Hazel Wong B.A. Communications Trina Janell Wright B.A. Speech Communication 57 dh©@U ®ff Hi ffto nM Coimpliff idto Dean Andy R. Bazar I 58 AHMADIHIPPEN © P £? 9 4,1 4. 41 Arman Ahmadi B.S Computer Science Sadoon Al-Eisa B.S. Civil Engineering Menelaos Costandinos Alidjoglou B.S. Civil Engineering Reza Altafi B.S. Electrical Engineering Daniel Banh B.S. Computer Science ri 4 iA Aifcii Oussama Barakat B.S. Computer Science Phillip Bourdon B.S. Civil Engineering Fen Chen M.S. Mechanical Engineering James Ralph Cody, III B.S. Electrical Engineering Victor Cortes B.S. Computer Science , X M if David Dalke B.S. Electrical Engineering Jonathan Dimaano B.S. Computer Science t.m Vidal Tim Evans B.S. Civil Engineering Alfred P. Gehrig, Jr. B.S. Computer Science Robert Gratrix B.S. Computer Science Tarka Bahadur Gurung B.S. Electrical Engineering Ehab Hamouda i.S. Mechanical Engineering H Si t Sherif Hamoudah M.S. Computer Science Jeffrey Hess B.S. Civil Engineering Destry Hippen B.S. Civil Engineering 59 HUYNH-LUSINSKY Neli Khorramsefat M.S. Computer Science Holden Kieu j.S. Computer Science Von Kyoung Kim M.S. Electrical Engineering Mohammed Kinaly M.S. Civil Engineering Long Le B.S. Mechanical Engineering i Genhseue Daryl Lee M.S. Computer Science Paul Lee M.S. Electrical Engineering 60 Suet-Hung Leung B.S. Computer Science Yaneth Rodriguez Livesey M.S. Civil Engineering Robert Lusinsky B.S. Electrical Engineering .- ' ■ ' MAGBITANG, JR.-SHAMOUN Mil Virgilio A. Magbitang, Jr. B.S. Computer Science Shahram Marivani B.S. Electrical Engineering P Kirk Murrin B.S. Computer Science Jalal Nasser B.S. Civil Engineering Michael D. Martin B.S. Electrical Engineering Edith May B.S. Civil Engineering Efrem Mendez M.S. Computer Science Anne Nguyen B.S. Electrical Engineering SSS8 ' Betty Nguyen B.S. Computer Science Bich Van Nguyen B.S. Computer Science as ?! i 4Mi Al± Farzin Norouzian B.S. Civil Engineering John Olivieri B.S. Computer Science Joshuabel Perez B.S. Electrical Engineering Thanh Lieu Pham B.S. Electrical Engineering Huy Tan Phan M.S. Computer Science Am 4i k 4 k Kham Phengthirath B.S. Computer Science Paymon Rasekhy B.S. Electrical Engineering Randal Ratzlaff B.S. Civil Engineering David Scott B.S, Computer Science Afram Shamoun B.S. Electrical Engineering 61 SORENSEN-WYCKOFF Kenneth Sorensen M.S. Computer Science Michael Sowizdzal B.S. Electrical Engineering Heidi Yonghua Sun M.S. Mechanical Engineering Mustafa Alper Suner M.S. Civil Engineering Natthapong Tantivit M.S. Civil Engineering Banafsheh Tayanipour B.S. Computer Science Jie Tong M.S. Mechanical Engineering Dom Torres B.S. Computer Science Dindo Uy M.S. Electrical Engineering James Vance B.S. Computer Science Luis Vasquez B.S. Civil Engineering Joel Willson B.S. Electrical Engineering Richard Wu B.S. Computer Science Elmer Wurtz B.S. Civil Engineering Eric Wyckoff M.S. Mechanical Engineering M (A Dean Mary Kay Tetreault 63 ALONSO-FERNANDEZ v Frances Alonso B.S. Child Development Jay Alvarez B.S. Physical Education Jessica Alvarez B.S. Physical Education Sophia Anton B.S. Child Development Lisa Armijo B.S. Human Services Julian A. Barajas B.S. Physical Education Deanna Barnes Dawn Barochiere Kelly Bridgman Kimberly Case B.S. Child Development B.S. Child Development M.S. Physical Education B.S. Child Development Trina Chavez B.S. Human Development Janet Chung B.S. Child Development Gabriela Coronel B.S. Human Services Karen DeBok B.S. Child Development Anita Delgadillo B.S. Child Development L Elena K. Dominguez B.S. Child Development Bethann Driscoll B.S. Child Development 64 Tamera Eckmann B.S. Child Development David Esparza B.S. Physical Education Laura E. Fernandez B.S. Child Development FRANK-KAUO _ , i Annamarie Frank B.S. Child Development Estella Garcia B.S. Nursing Lisa Gilliam B.S. Child Development a i -fc Lynette Greenway B.S. Child Development Rosalyn Gustafson B.S. Child Development Janet Harvey B.S. Human Services Diane Hawley B.S. Human Services Kemlyn Ikeda B.S. Child Development Yumi Ishigami B.S. Physical Education Kimberly Jaime B.S. Child Development v. L Jeff Johnston B.S. Physical Education Chris Jones B.S. Physical Education Karen Kauo B.S. Child Development 65 KEANEY-MEANS Michael Keaney B.S. Human Services Parisa Kebriaiy B.S. Child Development Rosa Kelson B.S. Human Services Deborah Knott B.S. Child Development Patty Kovars B.S. Human Services I Juliet LeMay B.S. 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Child Development Dawn Rubin B.S. Child Development Rolando Sanabria B.S. Human Services Loretta Sanchez B.S. Child Development Cynthia Sawyer B.S. Nursing Robin Schaeffer B.S. Human Services Yvonne Scholten B.S. Child Development Stephanie Seidel B.S. Child Development Jane Shaw B.S. Child Development Irene Silver B.S. Child Development Marian Slope B.S. Child Development Amy Smith B.S. Human Services 68 Stephanie Smith B.S. Child Development Stacie Stephens B.S. Child Development f- mm Adelheid Stevens B.S. Human Services Mary Tostado B.S. Child Development TUNDIDOR-ZOFREA 4tf lopgnt ,  ( l Laura Tundidor B.S. Child Development Amy Turansick B.S. Human Services Julie Turner B.S. Child Development Michele Vaden B.S. Child Development Nancy Villarreal B.S. Human Services - ■■■■■■■ r i Dean Don A. Schweitzer 70 AKANIRO-BOWEN Kingsley Akaniro M.P.A. Public Administration Sara Aldas B.A. Psychology Rhonda Allen M.P.A. Public Administration Karen Lynn Anderson M.P.A. Public Administration Edward Angeo B.A. Criminal Justice Em 1 wL. w mm Jenee Areeckal B.A. Sociology Ait David Barrile B.A. Linguistics Kathleen Auger B.A. Psychology ' 5 - A Samuel Franklin Bain B.A. Anthropology Christopher Baker B.A. Linguistics Kristine Baker M.S. Environmental Studies Beckie Barvin B.A. Psychology Myralyn A. Bautista B.A. Psychology Rose Marie Becerra B.A. Psychology Glen Bell B.A. History Joanna Bergstrom B.A. Geography Doris Bibeau B.A. Psychology Christina Bletterman B.A. Liberal Studies Diana Boelart B.A. Psychology William Bowen M.A. Political Science BRAZELL-CLARK Nancy Brazell B.A. Clinical Psychology Teresa C. 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Hayes B.A. English Kimberly Hays B.A. Spanish William Patrick Hazel B.A. English Christine Heath B.A. Criminal Justice Linda Hedtke B.A. American Studies Lisa Joanne Hemmen B.A. English Arturo Hernandez, Jr. B.A. Criminal Justice Concepcion Hernandez B.A. Criminal Justice Patricia Mika Hikida B.A. Psychology HILLIARD-KIM Kimberly Milliard B.A. Liberal Studies Matthew Hitchcock B.A. English James Michael Holdeman B.A. English Eric Honma B.A. Geography Anyi Hsieh M.A. Linguistics Ching-hwa Hsieh M.A. Foreign Language TESOL Melissa Huelsman B.A. English Mark Jensen B.A. Psychology Mary Johnson B.A. Sociology Tiffany Kaas B.A. English 77 KISH-LEW Keith Vincent Kish B.A. English Stephanie Kitzes B.A. Criminal Justice Karman Ko B.A. History Mariko Koike M.A. Linguistics Marlene Koven B.A. Spanish Yukiko Kurita M.S. Foreign Language TESOL Risa La Corte B.A. Liberal Studies Toni La ' Zurs M.A. Social Science Clinton Lager B.A, Geography Wm. John Lakin B.A. Psychology Kirsten J. 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Nealeigh B.A. English Eric Nelson B.A. Psychology v - 4 J Jennifer Nelson B.A. Sociology Marian Nelson B.A. Political Science Theresa Nessl B.A. Liberal Studies Dina Niemann B.A. Sociology Naka Ninomiya B.A. Sociology Kellie Nolan B.A. Liberal Studies Sherri Noon B.A. Political Science 81 NORQUIST-PIPER Lynn Norquist B.A. English Terry Notthoff B.A. Psychology Zahra Nour B.A. Linguistics Erin O ' Neil B.A. Political Science Richard Olson B.A. Psychology Jaime Park B.A. Criminal Justice Angela Pearce B.A. Psychology Loretta Pechy B.A. Psychology Tracie Phillips B.A. Criminal Justice Christiane Piper B.A. Criminal Justice 82 PIRIE-ROREX M Carlos Humberto Rodriguez B.A, Sociology Noemi Romero B.A. History RUEDA-SARNI tfifc Juvan San Miguel B.A. Cr iminal Justice Sandra Sanchez B.A. Spanish Linguistics Carlos Sandoval B.A. Psychology Jacqueline Sanft B.A. Linguistic John Sarni B.A. Liberal Studies 84 ■l SCHMALTZ-THOMAS i Jeffrey Stephen Schmaltz B.A. English Laura Schooler B.A. Psychology Tina Marie Schuyler B.A. English Laura M. Shea B.A. Criminal Justice Barbara Sheahan M.A. American Studies Danielle Shields B.A. Liberal Studies Michelle Springstead B.A. Criminal Justice Paymon Steven Shouhoudy B.A. Liberal Studies Peraporn Siripojsophon M.P.A. Public Administration Darcy Smith B.A. American Studies Laura Snyder B.A. English Maria Stanley B.A. Liberal Studies La Donna Stanton B.A. English Maki Sugihara B.A. Anthropology Cheryl Swartwood-Simpson B.A. Liberal Studies jrni Marcia Taborga B.A. Psychology Michelle Taylor B.A. Spanish Robert Taylor B.A. History Robin Taylor B.A. Criminal Justice Craig Thomas M.A. Psychology 85 TJIPTAHADI- WELLER Laurentius Tjiptahadi B.A. Political Science Natawan Toomngem M.P.A. Public Administration Tamara Towler B.A. Sociology Elizabeth Tranchida B.A. Psychology Toshiko Umeda M.A. Linguistics WESTFALL-ZYSMAN Wayne Williams B.A. Psychology Allissa Wilson B.A. Psychology Karen Works B.A. Psychology Arlene Wright B.A. Political Science Kazuko Kay Yamasaki M.S. TESOL Julie Ziegler B.A. Sociology Julie Zweig B.A. Political Science Naomi Zysman B.A. Liberal Studies 87 Dean Kolf 0. Jayaweera 88 ANDREAS-GOINES Gladys Andreas B.A. Biology Suzanne Baker B.A. Biology Umaima Baqer B.A. Applied Mathematics Dean Bedford B.S. Geology Tracey Caldwell B.S. Chemistry Christine Castellano B.A. Biological Science Rowelle Borja Cruz B.A. Biology Sam At Eap B.A. Biology Jeffrey H. Gannon B.A. Biology Sandra Goines B.A. Biological Science HALDENWANG-MA TTHEWS Jim Haldenwang B.A. Mathematics Stephen Huang B.A. Mathematics Ok-Hee Hwang B.A. Biology Eric Kantorowski B.S. Chemistry Jay Kellis B.S. Chemistry Lady Lorrelei Anne Lasala B.A. Biology Namphuong Lu B.S. Biochemistry McDEVITT-ROSS Patrick McDevitt B.S. Chemistry Rina J. Missirian B.A. Biology Sierra Moulton B.A. Biology Dawn Muramoto B.A. Biology Nancy Neyra B.S. Biology |e« Michael Oldenburg B.A. Biology Cayla Polsley B.A. Biology Kelly Rader B.A Biological Sciences Indriana Ratnawati B.S. Biochemistry Randy Ross B.A. Biology 91 SAMBYAL-YOON Brian Westbrook B.A. Mathematics Joyce M. Yoon B.A. Applied Mathematics 92 i llllW With the building of a new sports complex one would think that the enthusiasm for Titan athletics would be at an all time high. But once again money became the issue and not the stu- dents. Fall of 1992 brought the end to Ful- lerton football due to even more financial diffi- culties. Other programs may have benefited but students, players, alumni, and the commu- nity have all lost out. With the loss of the foot- ball team, more concentration was given to the other sporting teams. The rest of the athletic programs all worked harder and started to re- ceive the support they all deserved. Right- Coach Gene Murphy took advantage of the state ' s golden handshake and took early retirement at the conclusion of the 1992 season. Murphy carne to Fullerton in 1980 and built the program into a championship mode (1983 and 1984) before budget cuts and overzealous scheduling produced three consecutive losing seasons. Top: First quarter action at Titan Sta- dium on Sept. 5 as Cal State Fullerton hosts Cal State Northridge in the inaugu- ral football game in the new facility. Above: Quarterback Trendell Williams races into the end zone with the first Ti- tan touchdown in Titan Stadium. It tied the game with CSUN, 7-7, and Fullerton went on to win 28-7. Right: Running back Arthur Davis and a would-be tackier exchange blows to the face mask in 1992 football action. Football It was definitely a season filled with highs and lows for the CSUF iFootball program. For coach Gene Murphy though, the roller coaster Bride that has become synonymous with Titan Football came to an end rafter the 1992 season. During his thirteen year coaching span at Ful- I lerton, Murphy has seen a lot of growth and change occur amid scru- I tiny and many losses. With a final record of 2-9, the program bid farewell to CSUF. But I even in this low, Murphy accomplished a milestone achievement. In I the opening ga me of the season, the new stadium was christened with !la 28-7 win over CSUN. It was events such as that that brought over 8,200 fans through the 1992 season. However with a power start like that, the Titans couldn ' t pull off a winning season. In their final home game the Titans lead off with a strong start but had a tough finish, falling to Utah State. As they ap- proached the final game of the season, they tried to pull off maybe just one more win for their coach but their attempt failed against the UNLV Runnin ' Rebels in a score of 33-16. So although Coach Murphy did not end his tenure with a win, he did leave behind many milestones, thus the end of the Titan Football program and Gene Murphy ' s roller coaster ride in Fullerton. His abil- ity and many services will be greatly missed. Above: The Titans appear excited and ready to take the field against CSUN. Volleyball Above: No. 6 Rachel Wittliff goes for the dump over her opponents block as her teammates set up for defense. HMH i Right: Mary Ellen Murchison, Women ' s Volleyball Coach, is only in her second year with Fullerton ' s program and is hoping for a better season next year. •%J ££ , Far Right: Outside Hitter Lisa Parbst was voted All- freshmen and was also selected to second-team All-BWC. M i 96 The Cal State Fullerton Girl ' s Volleyball Program is still in the works. Two years ago, under threats of suspension, and a 10 year plan to fully establish gender quality, the Woman ' s Volleyball pro- ' gram resumed under the new coaching of Mary Ellen Murchison. Due to the threat of suspension the nucleus of the team went else- where and for the past two years, the team has been in a battle to stay alive in its conference. The team ' s record, 1-27, showed how much the team is in need of some perking up. They tied for ninth place in their conference and are hoping for brighter skies in the future. Freshmen standout, Out- side Hitter, Lisa Parbst was voted All-freshmen and also Second- team All-BWC. Coach Murchison took over the crumbling program and hopefully she will be able to pull the program out of its slump in the near future. Below: Heidi Robertson, 13, gets herself and her teammates pumped up after her kill brings her team closer to winning the match. 97 Top: Guard Aaron Sunderland sets up the offense to run the play. Above: Senior Bruce Bowen takes one of his final jump- shots in one of his last games of the season. Above Right: Coach Brad Holland and four ironmen seniors led the Titans to a successful 15-12 season. From left: Aaron Sun- derland, Kim Kemp, Coach Holland, Sean Williams, and Bruce Bowen. 98 Under the coaching of new headman Brad Holland, the Titans had a great ' 92- ' 93 season. In fact, in their 11th game of the season, the men had their best conference record (7-4) ■ since 1982. This kind of record though is not surprising when you look at the team ' s four starting seniors. These four men have put countless hours of hard work and intensity on and off the court. Coach Holland expected a ' great deal from all of his players, and from them was gracefully met. Each of the starters made their way to the top this season by aver- aging in double figures throughout the entire season. Bowen was the team ' s top scorer in 10 of IS ■ games. The team was led in field goal percent age at .560 (70 of 125) by senior Kim Kemp. In dividually, the players made career highs this season. Williams ' made his first three-poim shot at the buzzer to win over UNLV. With ' their strong dedication and a fierce desire t( win, it ' s easy to see why the Titans had such ; successful season. Men ' s Basketball WOMEN ' S Although the Cal-State Fullerton Women ' s Basketball team didn ' t show it in their final stats (8-19), the eleven Lady Titans had a sea- son filled with winning spirit. Visible all over campus and especially in the Physical Education building, these women personified Titan pride. Led in scoring by Allison Jackson, Shefonda Colbert, Heidi James and S. Bradshaw, the Lady Titans toughed out the difficult season and tried to remain focused. With a total of 518 points and an average of 19.2 points per game, Jackson was by far, the shining star among the Titans. In fact, the closest scorer to her was Bradshaw at 315 points total, and a per game average of 11.7. Ate to Ifc ktriglt Above: While height may not be her strong suit, 5 ' 3 Sophomore guard Marissa Frial pushes her way through with energy. I ' Stlioi J00 ibove right: 6 ' 0 Freshmen center Shefonda Colbert proved to be a welcome addition to his year ' s team. r. light: Senior Heidi James, 5 ' 9 forward guard, goes for a basket. James was one of the ligh scorers on the team. 101 Above: Outfielder Dante Powell won various All-American awards and Above: Along with pitcher Ricabal, second baseman Jeremy Carr also made 1st Team BWC and 3n played during the summer for Team USA. Team CB A-A. 102 ■ Baseball For Cal State Fullerton, baseball season is always very exciting Hand worthy of attention. This year the Titans were going for their |;third national title but were stopped in Austin, Texas, where they fin- Iished third in the regional tournament. This was a big year though for Coach Augie Garrido as he became only the tenth Division 1 coach ito register 1,000 victories when the Titans beat San Jose State, 12-1, Ion May 7. In his 18th season at Fullerton and 25th overall, Garrido jagain had his team in the national Top Ten rankings. The Titans placed second in their conference, bested by Long Beach State at home on April 16-18 to lose the BWC title. The team finished 7-8 to fall from No. 2 to No. 11 in the national polls. At the regionals, Fullerton beat Maine and McNeese but fell to the Trojans twice. Various team members including Powell, Ricabal, Millan, Carr, Parisi and Banks won various Ail-American awards for their efforts. Powell made 2nd team Baseball America and Team USA. Way to go Titans! Hopefully next years team will enjoy as much success as years past teams. Below: The crowd watches on from Titan Stadium as Fullerton defends its ranking in their conference. Softball Above: Senior Shortstop Denise DeWalt from Bakersfield, Ca. repeated as Big West Con- ference Field Player of the Year while leading the league in hitting at .427. .104 Left: Pitcher Tiffany Boyd received recognition and was voted 1st team All-BWC along with DeWalt. Below: Coach Judi Garman became the nation ' s first coach to win 900 games on the col- lege level (includes 211 victories at Golden West J.C.). The Titan Softball Team finished in a tie for first this year which goes to show what a crazy season the team had this year. The team fell out of the national rankings for the first time in program history but won 21 of their last 24 games to gain NCAA field. It was an unfor- gettable year for coach Judi Garman as she won her 900th game of her career. A strong finish gave the team a share of the BWC championship and qualified them for NCAA championship competition. They got a tough regional draw, losing in two games to defending national cham- pion and eventual 1993 runner-up UCLA. Many Titans also received awards for their excellent playing abili- ties. Among them, shortstop Denise DeWalt was BWC Field Player of the Year and also qualified for 3rd team NSCA and 1st team CoSIDA Academic Ail-American. Next year the lady Titans will be on the hunt for 1st place and will be looking forward to face those nasty Bruins. Left: 3rd baseman Marci White prepares for the line-drive hit right at her. 105 Above: 1992-1993 All-American Wrestler Michael Grubbs waits for the perfect moment to seize his opponent. Above left: Using all of his strength, Sheldon Kim tries to grapple his opponent to the mat. Right: Jeff Maes displays the skill and ability befitting a national champion. .106 WRESTLING Our goal this year (was) to qualify as many athletes as possible for the Nationals and to finish in the top 15 in the nation, said CSUF coach Ardehir Asagari. Well, for this program, the hard work and dis- cipline finally paid off. The Titan Wrestling team sent eight members to Nationals and came back with three National Champions. But the largest accom- plishment came in the smaller package! 118 lb Senior Michael Grubbs came back from Nationals in Aimes, Iowa an Ail-American Wrestler. Grubbs was definitely a leader on and off the mat: he was one of this season ' s team captains and named CSUF ' s Big West male selection for Scholar-Athlete, with a 3.77 gpa as a Finance major. This wrestler not only achieved Asgari ' s goal, but took it past it ' s limit. Above: Strength and skill are definitely the underlying principles of a good wrestler, as displayed by Lazlo Molhar. .107. WOMEN ' S GYMNASTICS For coach Lynn Rogers, Cal-State Fullerton Gymnastic ' s program is one of the most successful in near history. For the past 17 years, Rog- ers built and sustained a strong program. This year, however, proved to be a landmark with his 200th team win (Jan. 8 vs. Stanford) as head coach. But, Rogers was not the only strength of this year ' s team. In fact, if it wasn ' t for assistant coaches Julie Goewey Garcia, Tim Garrison, and Taunia Rogers ' remarkable skill and enthusiasm, this year ' s team wouldn ' t have made it as far as they did. Proving that age and experience aren ' t everything, Juniors Celeste Delia and Karina Mills held the seniority on the team which also in- cluded five freshmen and one sophomore. These women used their strength, determination, and grace to reach the top: the Big West Conference championship held this year in the Titan Gym. Celeste Delia also had a personal triumph: winning the Gymnast of the Year the second season in a row. Below left: Coach Lynn Rogers urges his team on to the Big West Conference champion- ship. Bottom left: Celeste Delia ' s grace and agility helped her to win Gymnast of the Year. Below: Finishing her routine on the uneven parallel bars, Kristi Mardyn ' s satisfaction with her performance shows in her smile. .108 Above left: Karina Mills concentrates on her routine before starting out on the uneven parallel bars. Above: 1992-93 Female Scholar-Athlete Celeste Delia wows the crowd with her hand- stand on the balancing beam. Left: Completing her flip, Cristi Clifford prepares to finish her routine. .109. - Soccer The Titan Soccer Program enjoyed its best season of Coach Al Mis- ri ' s 12-year tenure as the Titans and UCLA shared the inaugural hampionship of the new Mountain Pacific Soccer Fed. Both teams ad 6-1 records in conference and the Titans were 12-6 overall. The entire 1993 lineup will return for next years season led by for- ' ards Eddie Soto and Rick Rodriguez as well as goalie Mike Ammann. oto made All-America, second team as well as First-team All-MPSF Pacific Division. Also making First-team was Ken Hesse. Second-team honors went to Ammann, McDonnell, Brown, and Rodriguez. Due to last year ' s playoff loss at Washington in OT, the Titan ' s were denied an NCAA bid. Look out for the Titan ' s to come back hun- gry for a chance at the NCAA bid next year. Below: Goalie Mike Ammann makes a sliding dive at the ball to save his team from their opponents attempt at scoring. . _ te h  . — Sl 4Mi ri A I w Left: Coach Al Mistri will have his hands full next year as he will be taking on both a mens and worn- ens soccer team. Above: Stand-out forward Eddie Soto will be on the prowl next year for more awards and a chance at the NCAA championships. 111. 1992-93 Athletic Year In Review The 1992-93 athletic seasons proved a landmark year on several fronts at Cal State Fullerton. The long-awaited Titan Sports Com- plex was placed into full operation, three veteran coaches passed significant milestone and the university became a leader in imple- menting gender equity in intercollegiate athletics. The $14 million multi-venue athletics facility played host to on-campus football and soccer in the multi-purpose stadium and show- cased a nationally prominent baseball program in an intimate, spectator oriented baseball stadium. An all-weather running track, renovated tennis courts and improvements to the existing Softball Complex also were part of the project, which was constructed through a unique partnership among the Marriott Hotel, the city of Fullerton and the university. Traditional successes in baseball, softball and women ' s gymnastics continued. Augie Garrido became only the tenth Division I base- ball coach to register 1,000 victories when the Titans beat San Jose State, 12-1, on May 7. In his 18th season at Fullerton and 25th overall, Garrido again had his team in the national Top Ten rankings. The Titans ' bid for a third national title was stopped in Austin, Texas, when they finished third in the regional tournament. Softball coach Judi Garman became the nation ' s first coach to win 900 games on the college level (includes 211 victories at Golden West Junior College) when the Titans beat UNLV on May 7. A strong finish gave the Titans a share of the Big West Conference cham- pionship and qualified them for NCAA championship competition. They got a tough regional draw, losing in two games at defending national champion and eventual 1993 runnerup UCLA. Women ' s gymnastics Coach Lynn Rogers, like Garman the only head coach his sport has known at Cal State Fullerton surpassed the 200-victory barrier (on Jan. 8 vs. Stanford) on his way to Big West Conference Coach of the Year honors. His young team peaked to win the Big West championship meet in Titan Gym and junior Celeste Delia won Gymnast of the Year honors for the second season in a row. Soccer coach Al Mistri enjoyed the best season of his 12-year tenure as the Titans and UCLA shared the inaugural championship of the new Mountain Pacific Soccer Federation with 6-1 records. Mistri returns his entire lineup for 1993 led by Ail-American forward Eddie Soto and standout goalie Mike Ammann. A 10-year plan to fully establish gender equity was set in motion as the women ' s volleyball program resumed after threats of its suspension. Failing to survive for 1993-94 was football, which could no longer afford to play at the Division I-A level despite the new but still relatively small stadium. Plans are in place to resume football in 1994 at a lower division on a cost containment basis. The 1992 Titans christened the new stadium with a 28-7 win over Cal State Northridge on Sept. 5 but won only one more game the rest of the season. Coach Gene Murphy retired after 13 seasons to take advantage of the state ' s early retirement program. He later resur- faced as the replacement for legendary Hal Sherbeck at nearby Fullerton College. Individuals sparkled in several sports, both on and off the competitive fields. Prominent were wrestler Michael Grubbs and Delia, who combined athletic stardom with academic achievement. Grubbs repeated as Cal State Fullerton ' s Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The 118-pounder placed fifth at the NCAA champion- ships to win All-America honors. He was selected to the American Wrestling Coaches Association academic All-America team after winning similar honors in the Pac-10. He also was a third team pick to the GTE CoSIDA at-large Academic All-American team. Delia was the Female Scholar Athlete of the Year while winning the all-around title at the Big West championships in Titan Gym. A fall on the floor exercise at regionals denied her a shot at the national championships. Another outstanding individual was softball shortstop Denise DeWalt. The senior from Bakersfield repeated as Big West Confer- ence Field Player of the Year while leading the league in hitting at .427. She also was selected to two All-America teams — first team GTE CoSIDA Academic All-America and third team by the coaches association. Ou tfielder Dante Powell, second baseman Jeremy Carr and pitcher Dan Ricabal won various All-American honors in baseball and Powell played during the summer for Team USA. Ful- lerton had a pair of male running champions in cross country titlist Mike Tansley and 5,000-meter king Steve Frisone. Possibly the most memorable moment of the athletic year came in Titan Gym on March 6. In the final home men ' s basketball game of the year, the Titans beat nationally ranked UNLV, 84-83, on a last-second shot by senior point guard Aaron Sunderland. Fans stormed the floor and carried senior forward Kim Kemp off the court on their shoulders. It was only the fourth win over the Rebels for Fullerton in 33 tries and the first for rookie coach Brad Holland, who bested the veteran Rollie Massimino. .112 u ISA. W jerland. Fans iet ' ' One of the limitations of being a student at Cal State Fullerton is the fact that it is a com- muter school, thus not allowing for the atmo- sphere of a traditional college campus. But for all of its shortcomings CSUF does al- low to allow each student an opportunity of in- volvement to achieve a more traditional college experience. From social sororities and fraterni- ties to each of our academic societies, the oppor- tunity is there for all students to make their college life a little closer to what they had ex- pected. Monday, August 31, 1992 User friendly certainly describes this portable information booth shown campus, and where to go for more detailed information. here during the first day of classes. Students can find out directions to classes, things offered .114. AI DS Quilt: Labors Of Love The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Association on CSUF ' s campus got an ad hoc committee together called the CSUF Names Project to bring the AIDS Quilt to campus. Displayed in the University Center Pavilion from November 29 - December 1, the quilt is made of squares created by family and friends to memorialize those who have died of AIDS. .115 Below: (L to R) Moderator Rick Pullen, Comm Week Advisor; Dr. George Enell, Professor Emeritus, Department of Speech Communications; Wendy Bartosh, Broadcast Law Attorney for CBS, Los An- geles; and Michael Stark, KNAC-FM disc jockey; discuss media censorship during Comm Week ' 93. Sotio-Tcthtiital Advame !:OOpm - 2:15pm IK THEATER , .••• •• • • • • • • , • .■ • • • , • ■.  Above: Comm Week Executive Director Danita Perdomo directs students to a Comm Week session. Danita, a Comm ma- jor herself, graduated in May. Above: (L to R) Cynthia Lieberman, Warner Bros. TV; Professor Robert Ray- field; Joseph Swaney, Turner Broadcast- ing; and Randy Lewis, Los Angeles Times; discuss entertainment public relations af- ter their Comm Week session. ■ .:. : .118 Left: Over 1,000 CSUF students found over 25 different panels, lectures, and discussions to attend during the 15th an- nual Comm Week. Below: The Comm Week Task Force: (Front row, 1 to r) Mauricio Minotta, Danita Per- domo, Lana Leann Lampe, Doreen Clark, Claudia Mendez, and Kimberly Paul. (Back row, 1 to r) Dana Deitemeyer, Dr. Rick Pullen, Michael Bird, Jami Vogelsang, Keith Maxwell, Martha Briseno, and James Robertson. Not pictured: Carolyn Bas, Jennifer Lever, Patricia Scott, Claudia Restrepo, Eddie Hill, Tasha Van Horn, Carol Ayoub, Lisa Doty, Mary Frank, Mario Naber, and Georgina Whyte. Comm Week Opportunity Knocks! Left: Walt Baranger stands with Tori Ri- chards during the Comm Week Alumni Reception. Both are CSUF alumni in Com- munications. Above: Walt Baranger, 1986 graduate and Assistant Technology Editor for the New York Times, stands with Comm Week ad- visor Rick Pullen. Baranger was the Key- note Speaker at the Alumni Reception during Comm Week. The theme for the 15th annual Com- munications Week (held April 27-30) Op- portunity Knocks! proved to be true on more than one level. For students inter- ested in communications but undecided on a major, Comm Week was an opportu- nity to experience various areas in the communications field such as public rela- tions, advertising, journalism, radio TV film, and speech communications. For un- derclassmen who ' ve decided on a major, Comm Week offered opportunities to hear specialized topics such as Creative Ad- vertising and Copywriting and Control of Public Air Waves — Necessary or First Amendment Infringement. For students near graduation, opportunities abounded with panel discussions about graduate school and a chance to meet professionals in the field. And for professors and pro- fessionals in the workplace, Comm Week offered a chance to meet with peers and to discuss various issues confronting this area of our society. Focusing on the challenges facing stu- dents as they prepare for and enter the professional workplace, Comm Week is planned executed and implemented by a team of students from both the Depart- ment of Speech Communication. Serving as a prototype for similar programs at other universities across the nation, Comm Week has be commended by the U.S. Congress, the White House, and many local governing bodies. Two special events, the Brockriede Dis- tinguished Lecture Series and the Alumni Reception, acknowledged work in the communications field. Dr. Bruce E. Gron- beck, an associate professor of Communi- cation Studies at the University of Iowa, was recognized for his impressive re- search and service record in the commu- nications field. Dr. Gronbeck lectured on Electronic Rhetoric: The Remaking of American Presidential Campaigns. Walt Baranger, a 1986 CSUF alumni in commu- nications, gave the Keynote Speech at the Alumni Reception. Baranger is the Assis- tant to the Technical Editor at The New York Times. His duties include systems, and support of Times bureaus worldwide. These assignments have included the Persian Gulf War and the Somalia rescue effort. Left: Dr. Chuck Buck watches as Dun- can Mandel hoes at the La Habra Land- fill. Volunteers agreed to help the city turn the landfill into a wildlife preserve. Below: Joyce Chang and Deanna Hines talk with a patient at the Carriage House Manor. Students worked with the patients at various activities. Above: Gerry Riccio helps encourage one of the elderly patients at the Car- riage House Manor. A total of 10 CS(JF volunteers helped there. • •••• !••!•• • •••• iiifi • • • • il r m iJorld to Piscwer at the univF ♦ crn 1 1 Lisa Powers and Deanna Hines man their table while encouraging students to get involved in their communities. Into the Streets April 17, 1993 Discoverfest, a weeklong opportunity for CSUF organizations to reach out to stu- dents through information displays, in- cluded Into the Streets, a group dedicated to community service. ■L Above: Lemon Park in Fullerton provided the opportunity for painting as well as graffiti clean-up. Other sites for commu- nity service included: Food Distribution Center, Olivecrest Treatment Center, Al- ternative Training and Learning Center, Placentia Senior Center, YMCA Child Care Center, and ARK (Foster Kids Cen- ter). Volunteers, including (clockwise) David Tuso, Lisa Powers, Eliabeth Man- ceri, Deanna Hines, Joyce Chang, and Nargess Akhavi, enjoyed Togos sand- wiches and soda, games at the University Center, and t-shirts commemorating their service. 119. Below: The Student Leadership Institute Coordinat- ing Committee Spring 1993 (Top row, I to r) Deby Carnahan, Tracey Parr, Irene Cordero, Janette Hyder, Suzanne Lyles. (Bottom row) Guy Venturato and Kirk Oshiro. Student Leadership One of the benefits of an education from CSCIF is the opportunity to experience, ex- periment and participate, and one of the ways some students are doing that is through student leadership. The Univer- sity Activities Center offers students a chance to improve their leadership skills while serving the various organizations on campus. One of the great experience offered is the trip to Idyllwild. Leaders from the orga- nizations on campus are taken to a local mountain camp and offer activities and workshops for team building and skill re- fining. To honor those students dedicated to student leadership, a reception is held at the end of each semester. Family and friends are invited as well as the Vice Pres- ident of Student Affairs. To be honored students worked on 3 different certificates requiring up to 20 hours of workshops each. At the Spring Reception, May 20, 1993, over 100 students were honored for completing these certificates. Above: Suzanne Lyles and Pete Tran man the chec in table for the Fall 1992 Reception. -£ Left: The Student Leadership Coordinating Commit tee, Fall 1992 at their Leadership Retreat in Idyllwild. Below: Dr. Rayman hands out a certificate to Mariael ena Gonzalez at the Spring 1993 Leadership Recep Above: Networking is the one of the skills used here at the Spring 1993 Leadership Reception. 121 Right: School of Fish performed at the 1st Annual Earthfest celebrating Earth Day. Below: The popularity of MTV ' s Un- plugged shows have many bands like The Rembrandts, shown here, giving acoustic performances. Above: Giving a rousing performance, Right: Promoting his second album, i 3-11 entertains the audiences on the Michael Penn performed in the fall of H campus quad. ' 92. Below: The lead singer from School of Fish, sings their latest hit Three Strange Days. Although they come to the university to promote their latest CD or con- cert tour, most of the bands provide something more: an entertaining respite from students ' busy schedules. Above: The biggest musical draw was They Might Be Giants; their Sunday, November 22 concert was held in the Titan Pavilion. Left: Perennial club band Cadillac Tramps really entertained students with a view of the moon during their daytime performance. Dedication The addition of a new, upgraded, computerized scoreboard to the Titan Baseball Stadium was a fresh idea presented by the CSUF Alumni Associa- tion board members to go along with the new, modern stadium. The score- board is a sight for sore eyes as thoughs who have sat in the stadium and watched the old scoreboard know. Passers-by get a glimpse of the scoreboard as well from driving along Yorba Linda Blvd. The new scoreboard was spon- sored by the Alumni Association and corporations such as Hyundai, Lite Beer, and Arrowhead water. The scoreboard is a nice addition to the school and is greatly appreciated by the fans, players . . . Right: Baseball Coach Augie Garrido is amazed by the sight of the new scoreboard and how well the numbers show up in the daytime. Above: The new CSUF Alumni Association Scoreboard Titan Field was dedicated on May 8, 1993. .124 Left: CSUF Alumni Association board members on hand for the dedication. From left: Reggie Sadler, Patricia Boggs, Jerome Lee, Elizabeth Ward, Larry Ro- vira, Susan Cameron, and John Millen. Below: Alumni President John Millen pre- sents a neon plaque to baseball coach Augie Garrido commemorating Augie ' s 1000th win as a college coach.  ' Construction continues on the McCarthy Hall addition fronting Nutwood Avenue. When completed next year, the $26 million facility will house laboratories for the School of Natural Science and Mathe- matics. Meanwhile, construction began in mid-April on a new $14.4 million building to house classrooms, student and academic support services and faculty offices. Being erected on the north side of Langs- dorf Hall with completion also due next year, this building as well as the McCarthy Hall addition were financed through bond issues and are part of the university ' s master plan. .126 «. I • Graduation. The final frontier. Onward and outward on to the next step ... a career, more school, who knows? But with that di- ploma in hand the world has opened up yet another door in our lives. Consider the last four, five, or even six years of higher educa- tion—what we have gained, how much we have grown. These distances can not be measured. But we all must remember that to stop learning is to stop living. Our growth must continue. 127 Left: Graduates appear nervous and excited as they wait for their major to be introduced. Above: These group of girls certainly want to be recog nized while in their seat. Right: Accepting her diploma from the president of the school, this young lady is on her way out into the real world. .128 : bi «S fcl Left: Students of History wait anxiously until it is their turn to walk onto the field. Below: This graduate must have had a large crowd cheering for him to have heard their cries and waved in recognition. I to an csufi;; 8 110 1 9raduates!!!;; : Bik 11 Above: The Football Scoreboard wishes Congrats to all CSUF graduates!!! ' Jove: Bubbling with excitement, this graduate can ' t lit to show the world what she ' s made of. Above: A look at the stadium and all of its graduates ' families, friends, etc .130 Above: Showered with gifts, this young lady can ' t wait t graduate and go out after and party! Left: Look at me everyone! I got my diploma! Above: These three graduates can ' t quite show all of their emotions because other students are still graduat- ing and they wouldn ' t want to disrupt the ceremony. Above: Waiting in line to sit down can sometimes be a drag but not in her case - she ' s all smiles. Left: Students walk onto the field and an hour or two later, graduates walk off the field. 131 Graduate ' s Awards PRESIDENT ' S ASSOCIATES AWARD GAIL L. KEITH-GIBSON PRESIDENT ' S ASSOCIATES SERVICE AWARD CYNDI A. SPEELMAN CSUF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD KAREN A. POELSTRA OUTSTANDING GRADUATE STUDENT AWARD JAQUELINE K. COFFMAN Above: Karen A. Poelstra, senior graduate, received the Outstanding Senior Award 1993. The award was pre- sented to Karen by the CSUF Alumni Association. GILES T. BROWN OUTSTANDING THESIS AWARD STEPHEN J. GRUBER MILES D. MCCARTHY HEALTH PROFESSIONS AWARD ANGELA R. SHOHO KENNETH L. GOODHUE McWILLIAMS AWARD CYNDI A. SPEELMAN CONTINUING LEARNING EXPERIENCE AWARD BARBARA RICKARD RIEGLE INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AWARD OSCAR ROMERO MARTINEZ SHAHRAM MARIVANI DANIEL A. BYRNES AWARD JORGE FLORES J32 From Left: President Gordon, Tiffany Ann Iida, and Frank Cummings III, Associate Dean to School of the Arts. Tiffany Ann Iida was the 100,000 degree recipient of the school ' s history. She received a plaque as well as her diploma in memory of her being the 100,000 graduate. Highest Honors Cynthia L. Abbott Laura L. Chiara Gail Denham Kathleen M. Duncan Nancy J. Ertel Janet B. Allan Tracy P. Balen Hsiu T. Lin Cheryl A. Linzey Priti J. Manek JANUARY 1993 GRADUATES Robyn J. Helmick Tamara P. Lucier Julie McCully Karen M. Miltenberger Miriam E. Nelson JUNE 1993 CANDIDATES Ilona V. Missakian Michael J. Orosco Angela R. Shoho Adelheid H. Stevens Gabriel D. Torres Sr. Raquel J. Nicolas Karen A. Poelstra Shelby J. Taylor Danielle A. Taysom Heidi R. Weller Wayne D. Williams Mai W. Yee Anett S. Carlberg AUGUST 1993 CANDIDATES Stephanie L. Dekelata Kimberly D. Noble .133 In Memoriam Dr. Linda McKeever In I Linda McKeever Associate Professor of Nursing Dr. Linda McKeever had been a member of the Cal State Fullerton Nursing Depart- ment since 1979. Her interpersonal style, sensitivity and enthusiasm for inspiring learning are some of the attributes that made Linda a special and popular professor of nursing. Dr. McKeever was dedicated to her students both inside and outside the class- room spending countless hours helping students. The knowledge that her door was al- ways open was an invaluable source of strength and support for her students. It was because of these qualities that she was awarded posthumously the 1993 Distinguished Faculty Student Service Award by the CSUF Alumni Association. Linda McKeever passed away in February this year. However, because of Linda ' s caring and dedication, she has provided students with some lasting memories that they will take with them as they leave Cal State Fullerton. 134 Dl insti of tl yeai Di choli crea lerto ated Do cam] Pert thef Do Stat In Memoriam Dr. Don A. Schweitzer Don A. Schweitzer Vice President, Academic Affairs Dr. Don Schweitzer dedicated 24 years to helping make Cal State Fullerton a quality institution. He joined CSUF in 1969 as a professor of psychology and was named dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences in 1981. After serving as dean for 11 years, Dr. Schweitzer was appointed vice president of academic affairs in May of 1992. Dr. Schweitzer was the author of numerous articles and papers in the field of psy- chology, education, speech and behavioral sciences. Among his many interests was in- creasing the international aspects of the educational experience for Cal State Ful- lerton students. He helped establish the university ' s London Semester program, cre- ated a Pacific Rim studies program and nurtured the Japanese language program. Don had a reputation for being one of the most decent, honest and humane men on campus. He led by personal example rather than by dictate. Magic was his passion. Perhaps that is why Don was able to master the trick of being both boss and friend to the faculty and staff. Don A. Schweitzer passed away on June 11, 1993, however he left his mark on Cal State Fullerton in numerous ways. He will not be forgotten but he will be greatly missed. 135 Tina Marie Adelizi. You did itl The whole family is proud of youl We all love you and wish you happiness and success always. God Bless. Mom and Dad Amber Joy Agnone. You ' re A Success. You made itl I ' ve never been as proud of you as I am today. All my Love § Best Wishes for your future. God Bless. Love, Mom Patricia Anderson-. Tricia, Congratulations! We are all proud of youl May all your dreams come true and may God bless you and keep you. Love. Steve, Mom, Dad, TJ, Pops Grams Arlene L A post oh Congratulations! Obtaining a bachelors degree in 3Vi years is a tremendous achievement. We are very proud of you. Wishing you more success in the future. Mom, Dad and Jeff Edward J. Arciniega: Ed, We ' re proud of you. We know you ' ll reach your goals. Lower the TV please; any coffee?! keep the ' brats ' quiet was all worth it. Love, Mom and Dad Lisa Diane Armijo: Dear Lisa, Congratulations! We are so proud of you. The goals you set for yourself and hard work are a reality. Love, Mom and Mark Oussama Barakah To the best brother I have: honest, sensitive, full of energy, loves his supportive family. I hope you get what you want in life. Your brother, Fadi Deanna Barnes-. Congratulations, Deanna. You did itl Continue to have dreams and goals, and may they all come true. Mom Michael K. Bedard-. To my son, Mike: I am very proud 136 ° y° u ' ' ac mire y° ur commitment and congratulate your success. You did it all on your ownl Your Dad Lisa Renee Bevington-. We are so proud of your accom- plishments thus far.- to see you set goals, keep focused, on track, not giving up when things get tough. Mom and Dad John S Donna Biondo-. Dear John Donna, Both of you have come a long way and fulfilled all of our dreams for you. Be healthy and happy. We love you. Mom and Dad Brenna Bravo-. You said you would make us proud of you, and you did. Congratula- tions! Mom and Dad David Bridle. Thank you, Dave, for your perse- verance. Congratulations on your achievement. I am so proud of you. Now go take on the rest of your life. Love, Mom Elizabeth A. Briones: Eeyah, The challenge has been met and conquered; now the world is at your feet. Congratula- tions! We love you. Mom and Dad Kevin Paul Shaw Broden-. Congratulations from all your fam- ily. We are pleased to know you thank God for His guidance in your life. God bless your class- mates and yourself. Love Dad, Mom and Letitia-Ann Sean Robert Brunstetter-. From the moment we met, you have been a joy to me. Congratu- lations on your success! I am very proud of you I love youl Mom Craig Michael Bula-. Congratulations on a major feat and already a great start towards you MA in Biology Chemistry. We are so PROUD of you. Love and prayers, Mom Dad Desiree Michelle Campos Congratulations! You have blessed us with this great accomplish ment. We want you to know how proud we are of you. God bless you, Mom Dad Jesse C. Cao-. You made it! Congratulations, sonl With your talent and dedications, we know you will be very success ful in life and make us proud. Love Mom and Dad Celia Cardenas: Celia, you came this far by your- self. Do not stop here. There are no limitations unless you want them. Think and dol We made itlll Neffi Susan Louise Carragher.- Congratulations from all of usl You have achieved one of your goals with God ' s guidance and your de- termination and hard work. Never a doubt! Mom and Dad Michael J. Casillas.- Michael, I ' m so proud of you What an accomplishment) sky ' s the limit nowl I look forward tc our life together. All my love al ways, Joy Mike, you did itl We love you. The first Casillas to graduate. The besi to you always and much success. NOTHING can stop you. Mazel Tov, your sister Anita proud blessec Erin fi lrffl You go your fu hope tli you, M( There a hearts: merits a hire. Yc jour it fa,D hlipe Thank ) your e prouder waysl M Mi I hope shine in and Mon hm: Tom, yc dictable, passions best frif gratulatii [(Makdid hit$ lia i: C -bal and Christie Ann Chambers We are so very proud of your ac- complishments and your gradua- successfi tion from college! Our love and Fjisa! best wishes for a wonderful fu-: ture. Mom, Dad John || e a ) Congratu Ver Y prou Vermin; Michael Clark: Our joy for you is a hundredfold — you have been our shining star 0( — God be with you. Prosperity  ; reigns. Mom and Dad John Patrick Clune, III: m, y John, Congratulations! You have h .. worked hard and have achieved m huge success. We are so very proud of you. God has truly blessed us. Love, Mom, Dad and Erin Edwin S. Conception-. You got it made! Best wishes in your future. Take it away Zuniga. I hope the Big Day is the best. I love you, Mom and Albert David Scott Crozier: There are so many feelings in our hearts: pride in your accomplish- ments and excitement for your fu- ture. You really impressed us with your dedication. Congratulations!! Mom, Dad and Grandma Felipe Cruz: Thank you my son for completing your education! I could not be prouder! May God bless you al- ways! Mom Kim Daekwang: I hope you can be a who will shine in American society. Dad and Mom Thomas R. D ' Angelo: Tom, you are: ambitious, unpre- dictable, gentle, a good listener, passionate, fun to be with, my best friend, and only love. Con- gratulations! God bless. Monique (Makdid) tian: Bonnie Congratulations! You made it — baby. I am very happy for you, and I want to wish you a very successful and bright future. Love, Faisal Melanie E. Demare-. Congratulations Melanie. We are very proud of your hard work and determination. We know you will do very well in your chosen line of work. Mom and Dad Christopher Demirdjian: May you always include faith in a higher power and maintain hope and love throughout your life. Much success, health, and happi- ness always. Love Mom, Dad and Tina Karen Limali De OCampo: You are a good friend and daugh- ter. Know that I love you and will always be here for you. Have a good and happy life. Mom Dean M. Dickinson: Congratulations to my favorite brother. I ' m so proud of you, Mike. I hope you succeed in every way. Good luck to you. Love, Dana Linh Ai Diep: To my lovely wife. Congratula- tions on your accomplishment. I ' m so happy to be part of your life, sharing your plans and your dreams. I love you very much, your husband. Shannon Dillabough: Dear Shannon, How very proud of you we are for all your many ac- complishments. May you always walk with your head held high and your hand in God ' s. Mom Dad Vannessa Dianne Dodson: Congratulations, we are all so very proud of you and your accom- plishment. We all love you, and we know you will have every success. Your family Tamera R. Eckmanm You studied long and hard and never faltered. We always knew you would be a success. We are extremely proud of you. Congrat- ulations! Mom and Dad Robert F. Elliott: Congratulations for an accom- plishment that will last a lifetime. With all our love to a special son. Mom, Dad and Tina Gina Anna Farmakis: Dearest Gina, Congratulations on your accomplishment as a gradu- ate in a teaching career. May God grant you happiness and success for your future. With love, Mom, Dad and Tanya Chris Fendt: Congratulations — we ' re very proud of you! You ' ve worked hard and accomplished a great deal. God bless you in all you do. Love, Mom and Dad Jean Ann Finnerty: The rhythm of the Tarantella goes with you to New York for many happy beginnings and endings as it did from Serigina to Nora. Mom, Dad Jim Edmund V. Florek: Dear Eddie: May you never have to take another midterm or final. We are proud of you. God bless you. Love, Mom and Dad Anna Marie Frank: Dear Anna Marie: It makes us so proud to watch you graduate and achieve your dream. Hoorayl Love, Mom, Dad, George, John Susan Christian Scott Fuhren You have filled our hearts with pride and admiration for your hard work and the fulfillment of this hard-earned goal. Congratula- tions, Mom, Dad, Alexis and Cam Kimberly Anne Gallagher: From Mother: The world awaits your extraordinary gifts, Kimberly Anne — caring, laughter, beauty, talent, and imagination. From Dad: Know your abilities and No your limitations. Your proud family Scott Bradley Gibson-. We are very proud to have a son who has managed fraternity life, a social life, a job, plus fulfill his col- lege degree. Love you lots! Mom and Dad Sandra Goines.- Congratulations on your degree in Biological Sciences. We are proud of you. May God bless your plans for the future. Love you, Mother and Dad 137 138 Joe Gonzalez-. With love we wish you the best in your profession. We thank God for having a son like you. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom Dad Jennifer Gormley-. We are so very proud of you, dear Jen. May success be your con- stant companion in life. Mom and Dad Thomas W. GottU Dear Tom: Life is full of questions. Some get answered. Who doesn ' t ask, won ' t know. You ' ve always asked, you ' ll know! Love, Mom and Dad Jerri Lynn Gray. Congratulations to my daughter: You ' ve studied hard the past years. With God in your life you ' ve made it. Continue on until you reach your goal. Love, Mom Ismael Guzman. Congratulations!! Son, you will sur- vive in your future just like you did with school. We love you and good luck! We ' re proud of you. Love, your parents, Erica and Gil- bert Lisa Joanne Hemmen: Congratulations. We are proud of your accomplishments. God bless, and we love you. Mom Dad, brothers sisters, Grandma Grandpa Hemmen, Grandma Mon- nig, and Tom Spiers Concepcion Hernandez: To our daughter Concepcion, Con- gratulations on achieving one of your many goals you have set for yourself. We are very proud of your accomplishment. Love, Mom Dad Wishing you success in your ca- reer and encourage you to con- tinue your studies in law. Congrat- ulations! We ' re proud of you. Sil Manny Theodore Thomas Herzog: Dear Ted, Our delight, God ' s gift, patient, obedient, joy, wise, skill- ful, inspiring, godly, gentle, faith- ful, handsome, teacher, friend, loving Carolyn Olds: future wife. Love from Mom, Dad, Meg, Gar- rett, Marion, Bill Tammy James Michael Holdeman: You have touched our hearts in so many ways. We are so proud of you today and always. We love you. Mom Dad Raeann Hubocan: Rae, Our baby, toddler, adoles- cent, woman, college graduate. We have been so blessed. We thank God for giving you to us. We love you. Congratulations! Mom and Dad Melissa Ann Huelsman: Well done, Melissa! I ' m proud of the determination, perseverance and hard work, you put into your accomplishments! I pray the best for you, dear daughter! Mother Haissam Issa-. Haissam, you broke my heart, Honor man. Congratulations) we wish you a long prosperous life. We are proud of you. Father, Mother, Dodo, Issam, Haissam Ju- nior, Brahem Brooke M. Johnson: Dear Brooke: Congratulations on your graduation with a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering! You have made us all so very proud of you. What a great day after five years of hard work, heavy study- ing, eating on the run, no sleep, etc., etc. Your future is soooo very bright. The world is your oyster. Now clean your room!!! Love, Mom, Dad, Scott, Todd, Kim, Nana Papa, Nana Gamp, and all your friends and family Heather Lynn Johnson: Heather — Whatever paths you choose to follow, may they always lead you to happiness. We ' re proud of you now and always. Love, Mom, Dad and Kim Deidre M. Kashou-. This monumental step in your life was achieved with the strength and belief in yourself. I ' m excitec for you. Always aim for the stars — forever! Raymond Katherina Kendron: Happy Happy, Joy Joy! Oh Ec stasy. Mom Deborah Ann Knott: Debbie, as the unfolding of youi new career begins, may those children ' s lives you touch receive the same wonderful love you ' ve given me. Mom Kevin Lee Kreutnen With much love and great pride we congratulate you on your grad uation. Be proud, be happy, anc may all your dreams come true Mom Dad Mohamed Yahya Khan.- Yah-ya, you made your drean come true. You did the impossibli and made us all proud of you Wish all your dreams come true Good luck, Mom, Dad, Bilkis, Sha heen, Khalid, Naheed Erik Thomas Larson: For Erik: Who is God, except th Lord? . . . [Who arms (you) witl strength and makes (your) wa perfect.] Psalm 18:31,32 We ' re sc proud, blessed. Love, Dad, Mon and Catherine Mae James S. Leverette.- May past accomplishments oper doors to future success, and ma) all you have learned give you con fidence to be all you can be. Con gratulations, son. Mom and Dad Steven Lao Lim-. Aim high, for the future is in youi head! Wishing you all the success in the world. We all love and an very proud of you! Grandpa, Mom Stan Simon f 3 Pauletre proud ol continue dreams Best wis fordsi of you confider my life Markhar wf| i We are you all I life. We Mv Congrat derful j Keep fol bless yo We love Congra donel It ' The Inc are uniq Kind. I D ' Angeli Milche t ail very i to first Kevin, ai Ckistk Congrati cation a our este lit pave I success I Mom, Mi M ay you health., r [most of on fill i, Oir 5 j, Paulette C. Lombard!. Paulette, your whole family is proud of you. Congratulations and continued success. May all your dreams come true. God bless you. Best wishes, Mom, Dad Dina Kathleen Lyman Tom D ' Angelo-. Words can ' t explain what the two of you have meant to me and my confidence. Thanks for touching my life ... I love you both, Jeff Markham Cameryn Locey: We are so proud of you. We wish you all the best the rest of your life. We love yourll Mom Dean Monique Mallei: Congratulations — What a won- derful goal you have completedl Keep following your dreams. God bless you and all that you pursue. We love you very much — Mom, Dad, Mike and Sasha Congratulations baby, you are donel It ' s time to go dominate The Industry. Keep smiling. You are unique, special, and one of a kind. I love youl Thomas R. D ' Angelo Mitchell Marden-. Congratulations, you did itl We ' re all very proud of you. May this be the first of many more milestones in your life. Love, Mom, Dick, Jodi, Kevin, and Grandma Yetta Christine Denise Marino-. Congratulations Crissyl Your dedi- cation and hard work has earned our esteem and your degree. May it pave the way to much future success and happiness. Love, Dad, Mom, Michelle Jeffery Joel Markham: May your life always be filled with health, happiness, and fun — but most of all with as much love as you fill mine. Mom Christine Ann Martin: Congratulations to our lovely daughter! We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished with your hard work. Lots of love, Mom and Dad Marcy McClelland: Congratulations, my daughter. Whatever in life you may pursue, I know that good things wait for you. Mom and Dad Patrick McDevitt: Never lose the wonder of seeing beauty, especially the beauty goodness within one ' s self. You have made beautiful memories for all of us. CongratsI Love, Mom Dad Dina Marie Mcintosh: This is your day to be proud of yourself and your accomplish- ments, as we are all proud of you Congratulations — We love you! Mom, Dad, Soni Lynne, Scott, Nan SMike Jason Mead Miller: Your life was our gift to you. What you ' ve done with your life is your gift to us. You are our pride joy. Dad, Mom, Jeffrey Jennifer Kevin Scott Mills: Congratulations, Kevin. You have made an investment that no one can take from you, and will pay rich dividends throughout your life. We ' re very blessed. Mom and Dad llona Missakiam Well done, llona; well earned and well you will go on. Congratula- tions Tiger all our love, Dad, Mom and Saki Marc Mitznen As your life continues to unfold, we are thankful to all who in- structed, encouraged, inspired, and set before you all the colors of tomorrow. Yes, we are very proud of you. Sandra Montejano-. Congratulations Sandy, for nine- teen years you have been working for the goal you achieved this day. 1 am proud of you. I love you, Tom Rosanna M. Moreno: May Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit guide you in the develop- ment of your future including all those you touch with your love and kindness. Your dad Kim S. Nathaniel: Determination has paid off. You have accomplished the dreams desires of many with your hard work, desire, discipline dedica- tion. We are proud of you your angel is truly watching. Pappy Ruth To my lil sis whom I love and am very proud of her accomplish- ments. Congratulations ! Always let faith guide your destiny to success and happiness. God bless ' Yo Big Bro! My dearest Kim, Words on paper will never convey how proud and joyful I am of you. Press on, our motivator is watching. I love youl Keith To a very lovely sincere young lady. We are proud of your ac- complishments. We aren ' t sur- prised. Hold true to God ' s un- changing hands. Congratulations, Grandma Aunt Ruth Congratulations and all good wishes. It ' s family like you that re- ally count. Heartiest best wishes and please stay in touch. Uncle John, Aunt Barbara and family To my Nubian sister: You ' ve made it! Take a deep breath because the struggle is over. Life is yours for the taking. You go girl!!! Letha and Sharon Congratulations, Kim. You made it. We wish you all the success life has to offer. We love you, Sonja Soncherae 139 Victoria T. Nay: Way to go Vicki! Congratulations on receiving your degree. You ' ve worked hard and deserve our con- gratulations! Mom and Dad Kim Noack: You have done a terrific job, Kim! We are proud!! Our prayers are for you to reach your goals. And this, truly, is a big goal done! We love you! Your ' family ' John A. Olivieri: I have been and always shall be your friend. Live long and prosper. God bless you. You have always made me very proud of you. Mom Angela R. Perkins-. My dear Angie, I ' m so happy for you and for us. May we cherish this special moment and the rest of our time here together. God bless, Rich Dear Angie, Your determination and success will forever stand as a proud moment in loving memory of your mother, Penny Nelsen. God bless you! Congratulations with love . . . Grandma Aggie Uncle Peter Angie, Your undefeated attitude against all odds has made you a winner. Success is an attitude of heart and yours is gold. Our love, Mike, Carol, Amy, Tyler Angie, You ' ve reached for your dreams and succeeded! You ' re truly an inspiration to me, and I know you ' ll go far. Congratula- tions, my friend. Love, Lori Deena Roxanne Phillips: Congratulations, college graduate Deenal We are proud of you! Wis- dom is the principal thing; there- fore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Prov- erbs 4:7 Mom and Dad 140 Melody Ann Pierce-. We cannot adequately express here, how proud of you we are. Your work ethic, dedication and responsible attitude will be the an- swer to your success. Mom and Dad Julie Pinedo.- Julie, we ' re so proud of you and excited about all the opportunities waiting for you. We ' ll always care about you and be here to support you. Mom and Dad Car a Anne Poulin-. Oh my little bear, I ' ve seen you eat wasabi and now I ' ll watch you graduate. Girl, with your beauty and brains, your opportunities are endless. Kelvin Jorge D. Ramirez: Hijo que Dios te bendiga. Te felici- tamos por tu esfuerzo que siempre has hecho por superarte intelec- tualmente. Nos sentimos muy orgullosos de ti. Te queremos mu- cho. Tus papas Papa y Mama Monica Elizabeth Ramos.- Monica, you have achieved your Dreams and become a giver in society. We love you always. JNK, Mom Dad Randal D. Ratzlaff We are very proud of you. Con- gratulations. Mom, Dad, Nana and Pop-Pop Pamela Jean Rippens.- We ' re so very proud of you and wish you great success and moun- tains of happiness always. Love, Mom Dad Carlos H. Rodriguez Carlos, There are difficult goals in a man ' s life but not impossible to reach. Your determination has ac- complished one of them. Congrat- ulations!! Your Mom and Dad Noemi Romero-. You came to the end of this road which brings you to brighter roads. Congratulations, Noemi. You are the first in our family to make such an accomplishment. The Romero Family Scott H. Roozen-. I ' m so very proud of you, Scott. You did it the hard way, but your perseverance resulted in maturity and accomplishment. You now know the way to reach any goal! Mom Mary E. Ross: Wishing you success and prosper- ity in your future. We are proud of you. God bless you, daughter! Love Bob Maria ion and ' , n d succes jKan ii We ' re so p best thing both of us. true! Love, Joy (No-N you. you ' v ight stud inuch.Thi rest of yoi hyinon IDearStevi Lou. You id it all Lou. Your Christy Kim Rucker-. Christy, on April 14th, 1971 we were congratulated. Now it is our jar turn to congratulate you. We are so very proud of you. Love you ■% ' ! Mom and Dad Meow, ' lie fire. Roman J. Saiennh ta3 Dear Roman, We know how long and hard you have worked to ArfamC reach this goal. We are so proud Wanu of you. Love, Mom and Dad « ' ind leri Dear Roman, Congratulations on your graduation from CSUF. May foqot) you be successful in all your future The jo endeavors. God bless you. love surpass o Grandma and Grandpa choices. Uwe Schlueten lr Uncle Uwe, Wow! What a year. Becoming an uncle, getting en- imm gaged, and leaving the people )earC 3 closest to you (your family). Lots  of love, Sacha H I  ve. Go John R. Schnelh al a We love you very much and are so proud of your accomplishments. ?o(ifo Congratulations, John, th e future o e Dr is yours. Jeff Love, Dad, Mother and Leann Searle-. Leann, you have worked very hard to accomplish this well-deserved honor. We are so very proud of ttOflii; lords r % foi you and wish you much happiness and success. Mom and Daddy Maria Antoinette M. Serrano: We ' re so proud of you. You ' re the Ijbest thing that has happened to :both of us. You are a dream come ■• ' . truel Love, Mom Dad ■ i Joy Sherohman: i ;i Joy (No-Nose) I am so proud of you, you ' ve made it! No more late i light study nights. I love you so r uch. This is the beginning of the :? -est of your life. Leo Lopas r :? Paymon Steven Shohoudy-. Dear Steven, we are very proud of ou. You worked so very hard and did it all on your own. We love %-, you. Your Godparents, Roxane :. 3ary n Angela Rae Shoho: Hi Meow, from the frying pan into he fire. Enjoy medical schooll Home cats c Adam C. Stewart.- - dam, we ' re proud of you. Awe- tome! Awesome! Awesome! Dad ind Mom ' i Gregory L Tanner: The joy you have today cannot ;urpass our pride and love for you. Continue making the right :hoices. May all your hopes and dreams come true. Mom and Dad Carmen E. Todaro.- . ' .-. Dear Carmen: Congratulations on our graduation and your wed- ding. I wish you the best life can give. God bless you and be near ou always. Love, Mom Rob Towers: _ove, pride, emotion, realization, •ecognition and gratitude are but ords not able to project our feel- ings for your accomplishments. You did itl Our love, Mom and Dad Jay H. Turner: Thanks for the extraordinary ef- fort it took to achieve this gradu- ation. All of the rest of your goals will be easier because of this achievement. Dad Camille S. Vaca.- Camille, we are very proud of you. We wish you every blessing on your career. God bless you and keep you safe in His care. Mom Dad Vincent Van Landeghem.- Nul n ' est besoin d ' esperer pour entreprendre, ni de reussir pour perseverer mais la reussite est neanmoins bonne a prendre! Ma- man et Daniel Michelle D. Vigus-. Congratulations and good luck. We are proud of you ' chelle. Love, Mom and Steve Brian Walker-. Brian, Congratulations! You ' re dy- namite. The world is yours. (But as always, I ' ll leave the door key un- der the mat and fresh milk in the fridge.) Love, Mom Cindy Wells-. We are so proud of your achieve- ment. This will be the key that opens many doors of opportuni- ties. CONGRATULATIONS! We love you and believe in you al- ways. Dad and Mom Michael Wayne Whitaker-. Mike, congratulations-, we are proud of you. Good luck in law school and God bless. We love you, Mom, Dad and Allison Wayne D. Williams-. I ' m so proud of you; the person you are and your achievements. I ' ve always believed in your ... I told you so. I love you. Mom Alissa M. Wilson: Dear Alissa, we are very proud of you. You always accomplish ev- erything you set out to do. Hope you have a wonderful career and life. Love you very much, Always Mom Dad Danielle Nicole Wilson: Happily remembering the little girl you used to be, proudly recogniz- ing the young woman you ' ve be- come, with pride we love saying This is our daughter. Love, Mom Dad Stanton King Wong: Congratulations! A job well done! May you continue to fly like an ea- gle and achieve your life dreams! With all our love, Dad Mom Wong Shien-Wen Yang: Lil ' S, I love you! Never forget: Wherever time will take us ... wherever we may be . . . always remember how much you mean to me. Your sister Jennifer Leticia Che re Zanrosso- Vought- I am very proud to see my Chere to stay focused and achieve her degree and reach her goal. Chere will always be my little girl. Dad Great, marvelous, super, tremen- dous. You have given us great joy. A gift cannot express how proud your presentation of a degree for you can be. Grandpa Grandma Dunn We are so proud of you! All of your hard work and sleepless nights have paid off! Congratula- tions! We love you! Ke ri and Todd Chere to the love of my life. Congratulations! I am very proud of you. Your dedication has paid off. Todd Julie Zweig: The mountains were high, the val- leys were low and through it you never took your eye off your goal. We are all very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Tami, Kim 141 Congra tula tions To The Class Of 1993! Graduation signifies that all-important growth in one ' s life when the student becomes an alumnus. I hope your affiliation with California State University, Fullerton will continue well after commencement. As a fellow alumnus, I encourage you to take an active role in developing the future of the university. The CSUF Alumni Association provides the opportunity for you to maintain ties with the university and to build your career by networking with fellow alumni. Now is the time to take advantage of the many bene- fits the Association offers you. Again, congratulations on reaching this milestone in your lives. Your educational experiences at Cal State Fullerton should serve you well in the years to come. Sincerely, .142 John C. Millen (Class of ' 80) President, CSUF Alumni Association he ite w of Colophon The California State University, Fullerton Titan yearbook is SVi x II printed on 801b gloss with a sewed binding. The CSUF mascot, an elephant, adorns the styleline embossed cover. The endsheets are transicolor orange. The standard typeface for caption and body copy was Century Book Condensed, 10 point. The standard typeface for headlines and subheads was Korinna, 36 and 18 points respectively. 143 pages were printed and 1100 copies produced. Thanks go to all those who gave much needed assistance for the production of the year- book: Patty Boggs.CSUF Alumni Association Membership Development Coordinator; Suzanne Bonner, Student Assistant; Carmela OCampo, Membership Secretary-, L. E. (Buzz) Ponce, Jos- ten ' s Printing and Publishing Representative-, Susan George, Josten ' s Customer Service Con- sultant, Visalia-, Mel Franks, CSUF Sports Information Director; Gary Mercado and all the staff at Portrait Gallery and the Photographers Lab-, Julie Walker? Stephanie Johnson. Alma Mater Where the mountains and the oceans lie nearby on either side. Fair and gleaming tall in sunlight stands the Titans home and pride. Every color, creed, persuasion finds a welcome in these halls. Never languishing unheeded, ' til the love of learning palls. Fair and gleaming tall in sunlight stands the Titan ' s home and pride. Summer hills like tawny lions, winter mountains cloaked in snow, land of stately eucalyptus where the mind and spirit grow. Fair and gleaming tall in sunlight stands the Titan ' s home and pride. .143.