University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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i i line for re. Of ■Cashing, gtta jooitstore (ay down 1 for the jenny, all is speeiiy key all isbing if dosing ys seems never 1 ; I : Steven H. Horowitz Business Management Org. Elaine Margot Horwich Judaic Studies History Wayne Horowitz Accounting Peter R. Ho-Tung Chemistry Michael I. Hsu Finance Karl Hugh Mechanical Engineering Michael Hugh Business Management Katrina A. Hughes Psychology Sociology Joanne Hunt Psychology Robert L. Hutchens, H General Business Athena Elaine Huttoe Communications Stephen J. lanuzzi Psychology Sociology Carolina Ibarra Business Management Org. Mirtha Ibarra Medical Technology Alberto Iglesias Anthropology Angelo A. Iglesias Computer Science Rosa C. Iglesias English lyabor Mercy Iredia Sociology Edward O. Irele Architectural Engineering Linda S. Isaacs Nursing Eric Isicoff Politics Public Affairs Bonnie L. Israel Public Relations Lilian A. Izaguirre Medical Technology Mary Ann Jacob Elementary Early Childhood Ed. 307

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Andrew R. Hoder Finance Deborah Hodges Nursing Debra Lynn Hoffman Human Services James Curtis Hoffman Speech Communications Gregory DeVeaux Holmes Music Theory Composition Peter Holowachuk Business Management Org. Cindy Lu Homier Marketing BMO Allen J. Honey Mechanical Engineering Pamela Anne Horbal Drama Arthur J. Horowitz Business Management Org. Fredric Horowitz Psychology Sarah Horowitz Marketing Check Cashing Lines, Lines, Lines Seems Hke all we ever do around UM is stand in line for something. There are lines at registration, lines in the Post Office, lines to get into the Pool, lines in the cafeterias . . . the list is endless. Probably the most tedious, yet tolerated line is the one that extends along the front of the Bookstore. Of course we ' re referring to that infamous line — Check-Cashing. There can ' t be anything much more heart stopping than rounding the corner from the Breezeway toward the bookstore and seeing that line extending three quarters of the way down the side of the building. Since most of us don ' t head for the check cashing window until we are down to our last penny, all you can do is get in line and hope the girl working is speedy that day. It ' s amazing how much the people in line grumble and complain while waiting to get their greenbacks yet they all manage to smile and say thank you when their check gets cashed. The major improvement this year in our check cashing service has been the continuity of service. Instead of closing the window for coffee breaks and lunch — and it always seems to happen just when you get to the window — now someone-j comes in and relieves the cashier. Still, there is that line Of course, if we didn ' t stand in that line, we would never be able to spend those much appreciated presents from home. I 306 — , .

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Diane Jacobson Elementary Education Richard Marshall Jackson Communications Suzanne M. Jacque Finance Robert R. Jankovich General Business Debra A. Jaques Psychology Catherine Javech Nursing Nels C. Jensen Business Management Org. Jill Judith Jerauld General Business Marc Daniel Jimenez Speech Communications Louis J. Jiricek Economics Laurie K. Johnson Nursing Darryl Edward Jory Biology Diana J. Joseph Finance BMO Clyde A. Joyce German English Danielle Kaiser Public Relations Jayne Kamin Photo Communications Hossein-Kani Civil Engineering Donna Lynn Kanter Elementary Early Childhood Ed. Francis John Karas Business Management Org. Roxanne Karp Speech Hearing Sciences Alexander John Karpis Architecture Sonia Castaneda De Kaslow Industrial Engineering Lisa Beth Kates Marketing Brian S. Kauch English Economics 308