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

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John S. Murphy Psychology Steven Murphy Chemistry Richard Murtagh Accounting Natalia M. Musa Medical Technology Emil A. Nacierio, Jr. Politics Cora E. Nadorff Chemistry Karen Lynne Nalette Nursing Beryl Needelman Art Photography Gary A. Nellis Art Andrew K. Ness, Jr. Architecture Holly Beatrice Nester Psychology Sociology Michael Adam Neulander Pohtics Public Affairs Lee N. Newman Business Administration Hong Nguyen T. Computer Science Gary Alfred Donald Nichols Geography Karen K. Nichols Computer Science Dzidra Nogueira History Jorge A. Noste Architecture Paul D. Novack General Business Judy Mae Novack Accounting Frances Ann Novick Varying Excep. Elementary Ed. Cecilia Nunez Special Education Miguel (Mike) Nunez Accounting William J. O ' Connell Marine Geology 320 fell ktm

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f Jeffrey Robert Mistarz Finance William C. Mobley Biology Adrian Carlos Moger Chemistry Vilma Batres Molina Special Elementary Education Donna Mond Marketing Eloisa Carolina Montoya Psychology Michele G. Moore Nursing Diego M. Mora Economics Angela G. Morales Sociology Carmen L. More Drama Marianela Morejon Industrial Engineering Lisa Morelli Biology Medical Technology Robert Morhaim Fipance Jay Elliot Morris Computer Science Nancy Sue Morris Nursmg Finlay W. Morrow, Jr. Marketing Betty Marie Mortenson Chemistry Robert L. Morton Music Education Roberta M. Moskowitz Psychology Kate Mulcahy Creative Writing Ellen Mulligan Communications Carlos Munoz-Bustamante Electrical Engineering Carmen E. Munoz Biology Roberto Munoz Industrial Engineering 319

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i r Lecture David Frost The IBIS Cafeteria was full the night in late January when David Frost addressed the students at the University of Miami. Frost commanded the affection of the UM audience as he spoke of the various personaUties he has had the pleasure — or displeasure — of interviewing. Frost had a few things to say about Richard Nixon. For example: We were able to peel off more layers than we had originally hoped. He (Nixon) was so unaware of the impact of what he was saying. Nixon told me he wouldn ' t want to be a Soviet leader. ' They never know when they ' re being taped, ' he said. Frost hosted his own show on American television in the late ; sixties. The show was a weekly interview program where the ; host misted over some incisive questions that enticed some guests to supply more information about themselves than they- may have offered otherwise. , For instance Arthur Godfrey once confided on the program : that his sex life had improved since he had been sterihzed. That ' s what I aim for, Frost said, for a man to feel comfortable enough on my stage to say, ' Want to know a secret.- ' What is David Frost ' s secret? I don ' t know what I ' m doing right , he said, but I hope it goes on. Thomas J. O ' Connor, Jr. Business Management Org. Ninfa Emma Ocampo Education Olatunji Ojeranti General Business Lilliam Olemberg Drama Louis W. Olinto Psychology Elizabeth Oliver Psychology PPA Teresita Ortiz Journalism Margarita Suzette Osborn Journalism i. 321