Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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'Y E e. Students honored at the Awards Ceremony for scholastic achievement in the business department were De- bra Cassel, Sherri Tilton, Sally Fitzpa- trick, and Alex Saccavino. In the ele- mentary and deaf education depart- ment, awards went to Melanie Regal, Debi Beckman, Cheryl Williams,Nancy Cafiero, Cheryl Mosher, Gina Buzzell, Bonnie Omacht, and Barbara Casteen. Diane Skowkowski received an award for both deaf education and English, and Celia Shanahan received an award for the education of the mentally re- tarded. Linda Macgregor received the Eng- lish department award, and Donna Zanni received the history department award. The philosophy and religion award was presented to Myrtle Wilgis. Those awarded with honors from the physical education department includ- ed Debra Drabinski, Bob Wiborg, Stan Adams, Tamara Freitag, and Sherri Anthony. The psychology award was present- ed to Edna Baker, and the Virginia McKinney received an award from the drama department. Chris Saben and Steve Kelly were both presented with awards from the social science depart- ment. Awards for Spanish and Latin American Studies went to Linda Mac- gregor, David Cox, and Debbie Cassel. Michelle Keating was awarded with recognition from the education depart- ment in the areas of elementary educa- tion with learning disabilities. Three students received high hon- ors during the Awards Ceremony. Sophomore Roland Schumann re- ceived the Superior Cadet Award from ROTC instructor Captain Dennis LeMonde, and Sally Fiztpatrick was honored with the Wall Street Journal Award for business. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Presidential Award of Excellence which was awarded to SGA president Glenn Del Pup. Another award that was not pre- sented at the ceremony was a S100 travel grant received by Cindy Fialko- vic. Every year this is awarded to a Spanish student by El Circulo Culturo Hispano. 8 I

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Awards reward work Every year, outstanding students are honored with an awards ceremony to recognize those of us who actually put in a few hours of hard work. Those Q. l gl few, poor people were treated to an evening of well-deserved honors again this year. Awards were given to outstanding members of official campus clubs, and various other achievements were rec- ognized. The outstanding senior was voted on, and Glenn Del Pup was giv- en the nod this year, and received a plaque at the ceremony. In addition, next year's executive board was in- stalled. I f -4 ' ' 1 L I 3-, N C21 i-73 1 .I

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Athletes honored Flagler athletes spend a great deal of their time working out and staying in shape. They also spend time practicing, and studying . . , for keeping those grades up is a prerequisite to playing ball. At the annual sports award banquet, these athletes were rewarded for their hard'work and efforts. Twelve students received Most Valuable Player awards, and well over a hundred students re- ceived letters in various sports. All in all, Flagler College has a group of hard-working, dedicated athletes that it can be proud of, under the leadership of many fine and qualified coaches. NM-I .-es' KAI Above: Coach Ernest Lanford receives a plaque in recognition of his service to the athletic department as its director. Pictured with him are his wife, Sandi Lanford, and his son Michael. Left: Coach Lanford chats with students Debbie Drabinski, Sherri Anth- ony, and Chris Carter. 82 Sports as ' 4, Q-4 - - . .- 4 y:-.,,- '. .. , X , i t I .- f X s 33 vb ,X t X as f W. . H H - .s -:s W' t- V ,-gp,---: Y - N ,tx 4, , + 2 J h K v J ,xxxf A t -z I t -Ax i V '5- .W . Y lx A ,wwf t S -it 3 Y 'I M N ,Af f c 1 -jz::..t- , -K ,. .I A t A M t ,p k I - W, Fr, A ' I 3 EN ,- ' ' ', if '-S11 ,. Q Q i J A' - M1-if-S lf! I 3 3 an X -l '73, XX f ' in p .IN NX, W 'X s . f f ' 5 2 f iff? ' -- fi :fx . ' ' , 3 Y? .. ,L I as , 2 . ' , 2 . ,rj 'I' ' 'fi 'A ' Q-.tr 1. fa L35 ,, t...,f 3 .1 , , ,Q I The 1982 Most Valuable Players in men's sports: Charles Culbreth, cross-country, Colin Crothers, tennis, Kostadin Donev, soccer, Chuck Walker, baseball, Dirk Schulze, golf, and Chris Carter and Jim Watson, basketball. .I I .tr ...i i J 'Q Most valuable women athletes for 1982: Tami Vezina, tennis, Sherri Anthony, basketball, Jenny Parrish, softball, Karen Payne, cross-country, and Liz Haxton, volleyball.