Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Temple ' s 1993 Roster: Tony Angelo, Damon Atzwater, Brian Barlitz, Marc Bax- ter, Kyle Benzio, Tom Berger, Lamar Booker, Ed Bowen, Jay Bower, Andrew Brown, Henry Burris, Richard Byrd, Randy Cantazar, Sean Carden, Frank Carter, Evens Charles, Jon Clark, Jeff Coles, P.J. Cook, Keno Cox, Reggie Crews, Timothy Cuevas, Eugene Culbreath, Ramondo Davidson, Danny Davis, Jason Davis, Todd Dawson, Hurley Desper, Adrian Drones, Brendon Faris, Jermell Fleming, Jeff Frederick, Kyle Glasper, Marcus Glover, Corey Green, Bill Hetler, Scott Holland, Tim Israel, Eric Johnson, Tre Johnson, Van Johnson, Lance Johnstone, Casey Jones, Jeremiah Joyner, George Karayiannis, Troy Kersey, Brad Kishbaugh, Kevin Laird, Phil Lang, Dan Lauture, Lew Lawhorn, Tealang Lloyd, Ralphiel Mack, Richard Maston, Ted McDuffie, David McLaughlin, Robert McWilliams, Daniel Meder, Zane Michalski, Davin Miles, Bob Mitchell, Sidney Morse, Greg Moylan, Hector Pagan, Chris Paliscak, Aar- on Patterson, Shedrick Perry, Andrew Peterson, Andy Phipps, Malcolm Purnell, Shane Riley, Tom Rosahac, Chris Rutter, Josh Saunders, Roger Schlitzer, James Schultz, John Shay, Dean Sholders, Kelly Sims, Al- shermond Singleton, Rick Smith, James Spears, Roger Straker, Ed Stranix, John Summerday, Jon Swift, Tim Terry, Jason Thompson, Glenn Tinner, Louis Turpin, Larry Walding, Wilbur Washington, Lamart Watts, Joe Wentzell, Charles Whitfield, Barry Williams, Mike Wil- liams. The Temple University Owls foot- ball team, under new head coach Ron Dickerson, finished this season at a disappointing 1-10. Their only victory came in the first game of the season against Eastern Michigan. Temple won 31-28. The following week was the beginning of the downfall. Temple lost to California 0-58. When it came to team morale though, the 1993 Owls were ex- tremely positive. Players around campus were proud to be wearing their Temple football and on gamedays, the whole team was psyched. (top) Junior quarterback Phil Lang sees his man. (photo by Carroll) Cabove) Ed Stranix prepares for the snap, (photo by Carroll) 181

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£ o o Season in Review Owls Opp 31 at E. Michigan 28 CALIFORNIA 58 14 at Boston College 66 at Rutgers 62 21 ARMY 56 7 at Virginia Tech 55 7 Akron 31 7 at Miami 42 3 at Syracuse 52 7 WEST VIRGINIA 49 18 PITTSBURGH 28 CO Ctop) Ralphiel Mack runs the ball up the middle against California, (photo by Carroll) (right) Freshman quarterback Henry Burrls finds his receiver, (photo by Carroll) 180

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The Dawn of a New Ho mecoming The First Annual Charity Bowl. . .a Huge Success. The Homecoming festivities were markedly different in 1993. Big Man on Campus and Home- coming Queen were eliminated and a Charity Bowl was instituted in which fraternities and sororities raised money for philanthropies. Over $1,120 was raised in just one week. The winner of the Charity Bowl was Sigma Alpha Mu. They raised $230 for the American Heart Assoociation. The other organiza- tions involved were Alpha Kappa Al- pha, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Delta Zeta, Delta Tau Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon. In addition to the Charity Bowl, main campus was buzzing with Homecoming activities. Colors and Yell like Hell competitions were held to promote school spirit. Takiyah Lockhart won the Colors competition and $100 for sporting her Temple hat and sweatshirt. The Fourth Floor Hardwick group took the Yell like He ll title with their mini-step show. They won $500 off a night in the Nite Owl. On Saturday, October 9, the foot- ball team lost to Army with a score of 21-56. But this did not dampen school spirit. Alumni and students alike were proud to wear their cherry and white. 182