University of South Florida - Aegean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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PHI KAPPA PHI The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi was founded at the University of Maine at Orona in 1897. There are currently 182 chapters in 46 states, the District of Columbia, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico. Men and women in all academic fields who rank by discipline in the senior class, in the upper ten percent of the graduate class, or in the upper five percent of the junior class may be considered for membership. The basis of eligibility is excellence of scholarship and integrity of character. With the motto: LET THE LOVE OF LEARNING RULE MANKINDK Phi Kappa Phi is the only honor society to induct from all disciplines. Chartered in 1971, the University of South Florida Chapter 126 now has an active membership of al- most 3,000. Although one of the youngest, it is one of the fastest growing chapters in the nation. In cooperation with Themis, the USF Phi Kappa Phi chapter recently started a Themis-Phi Kappa Phi book scholarship. Additionally, Phi Kappa Phi is promoting the formation of a Themis-type honor society in selected community colleges in Florida. Phi Kappa Phi - Induction Ceremony AL UMNI ASSOCIA TION CONGRATULATIONS! FROM THE YEARBOOK SPONSOR . . . THE USF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Association exists to generate support for the University and offer meaningful services to both Alumni and Students. Some of those services include: TO STUDENTS . . . T0 ALUMNI . . . Academic Scholarships Career 0 Job Placement America Travel Guide Continuing Education Service 1976 Senior Yearbook Group-Rate Foreign Tours 8: Insurance Outstanding Senior Award Use of USF Recreation Room King-OlNeal Award USF TODAY Alumni News Magazine In 1975-76 USF graduates contributed nearly $25,000 to USF . . . over 50 percent of that amount was expended for student academic scholarships. The Alumni Association established the first all-academic scholarships at USF and is proud of the tradition it has created. BECOME ACTIVE TODAY by sending a contribution to the University through your Alumni Association. Make your check payable to USF Alumni Association, Inc. and send to Office of Alumni Affairs, ADM 109, Tampa, Florida 33620. 25

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PHI M U EPSIL ON deft to righa R. Tubbs, T. Smith, N. Pope, D. Wolfe, E. Tom, C. Church, B. Witenhafer, D. Rose, Qnd rowO M. Castellano, L. Stevenson, J. Hersch, R. Knapp, W. Kosmala, R. Jernigan, St. Bean, G. Chao, 6rd rouO J . Zablocki, J. Kasprak, A. Liles, C. Howell, Dr. F. Cleaver mdvisorL D. Kerr Presiden0, Dr. F. Zerla Faculty CorrespondentL K. Singkofer Student Correspondenn. PI M U ALPHA 24 deft to righn N. Thomas, I. Wansley, D. Gabbard, D. Adams, B. Martin, J. Moran, M. Ofte, B. Boyd, B. Hansborough, D. Rubottom.

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The Yearbook Staff would like to thank these individuals for making the yearbook possible: Gary Chapman for all of his pictures used in the opening section; we appreciate your concern. Mark Slusher for the patience he expended while taking the organizational pictures. Robert McArthur for his picture on page 16. Leo Stalnaker and Carol Spring, advisors, for without their assistance we wouldnlt be where we are today. We would like to express our graditude to the Senior Class and Alumni Association for sponsoring the yearbook. 26 The Staff