Florida Institute of Technology - Ad Astra Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges was established in 1934 and exists as one of the most highly regarded and long-standing hon- or programs in the nation. Selec- tions are made each fall. The nominating committees are com- posed of representaives from the faculty, administration, and stu- dent body. Through their contri- butions and service to community and school, these are the young adults who enhance the positive image of American youth. The members are Roberto Alvarez, William M. Arceneaux, Lourdes, M. Barba, Kim B. Bozik, Terri L. Brinkman, Jeremy M. Dick, Pame- la L. Hidinger, Laurie A. Herzog, Elaine M. Kelly, John E. Kotvas, Terry D. Lewis, Michelle Z. Mueller, Jonathan R. Pernick, Vik- ram Verma. Gleason Qleason Auditorium is a F.l.T. facility. The employees at Qleason are stu- dents with work study benefits. The auditorium is open to all student or- ganizations and departments. It is also open to off campus organzia- tions. The employees run the lights, sound, and projectors for the con- tracting organizations, so the perfor- mances run as smoothly as possible. The staff members are Christopher Brown, Reuben Chavez, Mark Direske, Eric QestI, Laurie Herzog (Assistant Manager), Robert McLamb (Manager), Diane Phaneuf. 153

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Tri-Beta The Sigma Psi Chapter of Tri-Beta is the national Biological Honor Society on campus. Tri-Beta promotes under- graduate research, social activities among members, and community ac- tivities. The Sigma Psi chapter of F.I.T. has won awards for undergraduate re- search at the Southeast Regional Competition for the past four years and also strives for national recogni- tion. Local social functions include: volleyball, softball, fund raisers, field trips, trivia bowl, picnics, and the an- nual initiation banquet. The Tri-Beta members are Bruce Aar- on, Tina Bartimoli, Cathy Beck, Heidi Berg, Ann Bonatti, Kirsten Brieter, Cathy Clemens, Dr. Glen Cohen (Advi- sor), Duane DeFreese, Ronnie Fedor, Quentin Fong, Joe Grasso, Larry Greene, Diane Helsel, Kathy Hicks, Scott Hubel, Dave Johns, Keith John- son, Lori Kotzer, Kathy Lewis, Ivan Li- zaraldi, Mary Malnar, Pat Mangonon, Bill McLamb, Kathy noriang, Ted riut- tle, Jim Plitt, Claudine Redi, Don Sil- verberg, Mike Sorg, Mark Vandenberg, Charies Voigt, Mark Wadhams, Kim Williams, Rich Wilson. College Players College Players is the Per- forming Arts Organization at F.I.T. It is entirely student-run and can be divided into 3 over- lapping sections: choral, act- ing, and stage band. The mot- to is ' Limited by the imagination. Bounded by infinity. lk 152

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Blue Key Honor Society Blue Key is an organization that rec- ognizes outstanding upperclass stu- dents. Blue Key members are hon- ored because they are selected by their fellow students with faculty ap- proval for character, outstanding abil- ity, and recognized potential deserv- ing of special attention. All members have extended opportunities for fur- ther personal development and the privilege of working with the faculty as campus planners and citizens. Mem- bership is limited to a total of thirty- five students, and membership drives are held periodically throughout the school year in order to maintain this level in the organization. Society Of Naval Architects And Marine Engineers The Society of naval Architects and Marine Engineers is a professional so- ciety to advance the art, science, and practice of naval architecture and ma- rine engineering in all their applied forms, including the construction and operation of ships, marine vehicles, and structures of all kinds and sci- ences allied thereto. SNAME is open to all engineering students. The mem- bers are Tim Adelmann, Tracey Diaz (Vice-President), John Qerboc, Timo- thy J. Qrimm, Angelo lerano, M. Ja- haya, John Jakubowski iPresident), George Kaminsky (Secretary), Kevin Koppenhaver, John Lally, Rafael Lan- destoy. Chuck Lockert, William P. riaim, Dave Nesbitt, Jamie Patrick- Maxwell, William D. Pattee, Bob Se- linsky. Bob Shaffer, Stan Strong, Timothy L. Welp. 154