University of North Carolina Charlotte - Rogues n Rascals or SiSi Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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o i-ran, It started out as a dreary day. The plan was to get a Playboy -type interview from Frank Joseph, Assistant Dean of Students. Two of us had on black and grey,, the other brown. Boy, were we bummed outl By his instincts, he knew we needed cheering up. Deadlines were approaching with no hope of our ever meet- ing them. Let ' s go out and have a beer! This statement Is so typical, but yet so loved coming from our enthusiastic eader. Our trip started when we re- alized that four people had to t into his MG (a small task for he creative minds we pos- ess.) Frank didn ' t seem to mind being cramped until he saw Campus Police and crammed my head into the gearshift. He kept his cool and slipped by the campus law en- forcers. We knew then it was going to be an exciting trip. Our destination was Gus ' Original 49 ' er. It seemed we couldn ' t get out of the car. Frank, in his usual high, laughing spirits, pulled us out, one by one. To cure our aches from the ride, we ordered a pitcher of beer and some food. Frank always seems to have the abil- ity to make our gripes and complaints go away just by lis- tening. After talking with Frank, nothing seemed to be as bad as we had thought. He really raised our spirits by telling us how he admired our creative ability and endurance. He al- ways knows what to say in a time of need. By the end of the meal, we were back to the crazy fools we are — telling Helen Keller jokes and the like. The journey back to school wasn ' t as bad since we had alcohol in our bloodstreams. We literally fell out of the car once we were back In the parking lot. Two of our party members went their on way in high spirits. Frank was giving me a lift to the Gold Nugget. He decided to join me and have a beer and socialize with the gang. He walked in and im- mediately he was surrounded by fans waiting to shake his hand and thank him for com- ing. The group that was giving the Nugget Nlte was the same fraternity that Frank helped to become a chartered chapter, Sigma Epsllon Chi. His presence was more than welcomed. Usually when you think of an Assistant Dean of Students, you think of a formal, boring person. Although his middle name is actually Dull (his mother ' s maiden name) he is anything but dull. Frank sports a Joe College Image in his preppy attire and casual per- sonality, but his hard work and dedication are reflected by the number of organizations and events which he supports. Frank has been the foundation for many activities, but the most important one to us is the revival of the yearbook. We are only able to present this book to you through his en- couragement and support. We hope this dedication can repay Frank for his many hours of understanding, help, and enthusiasm. This one ' s for you Frank Joseph, with love from your grateful staff.

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Vx Contents Student Life 12 Charlotte 76 Athletics 92 Organizations 132 Academics 174 People 206 Advertisements 270 Index 276 CONTENTS 3

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Frank cheers up the staff with one of Ns crazy games. The Prospector staff: Front row — Anthony Cooper. FtiH Lee. Sonya Wi- ley. Sheryl WaddeH, Denise Sneed. Danny Grossman. Donna Bost, Frank Joseph. Lea Caldwell Row 2 — Vanessa McKhney. Gene King. Lisa Anderson. Hank Foreman. Tom Tioff, Roger Nekns. Tommy Norment. A