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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1983 volume:

Rellectionsx'1 M; MW ME NJ ! cussrmm mus Tm OUT OUT 2 xReflecuons For the past 25 years the University of South Florida has been providing an environment conducive to learning. Faculty, staff, admin- istrators, and students have all worked to- gether to make USF the unique school it is and to support the motto, Accent on Learn- mg. hdmm: Reflectionsl3 42Ret1ections During 25 years a great many changes have taken place. The population, both student and faculty, has increased. Building and facilities have grown and improved. Activities, interests and academic pursuits have expanded. In addi- tion, three branch campuses have been con- structed in St. Petersburg, Sarasota and Fort Myers to carry out the philosophies and tradF tions on Mwich South Florida was established. Reflecuons X 5 fMReflections Even though all these changes have occurred, some things have remained the same. Students still enjoy relaxing with friends and tak- ing in the sights and sun of the West Coast. Extra-curricular activi- ties are available for those who wish to participate as well as those who prefer the role of spectator. Of course, classes and studying are always present, no matter what the year. They challenge the cre- ativity, intellect and imagination of every student. Reflectiony 7 8w Reflections Reflecting on the past allows a chance to review histo- ry. Now we must look ahead at what is to come. USF is still growing and changing. Here, nprogress is an ev- eryday word. South Florida was conceived and con- structed in the 20th Century and South Florida will keep up with the 20th Century . We have come this far in 25 years, think what the next 25 will bring, Happy Silver Anniversary USF! ReflecnonsXQ Time For Stud y 1OIReerctions Reflectionw 11 12lReflechons Time for Pla y 13 E ven t5 By: lulie Gonzalez ht'nlx l; Student Life 1MEvents Eventv 17 C elebra tion of V. . the Silver h 7 In honor of USF's silver anniversary, each of the nine colleges celebrated with an open house of exhibitions, demonstrations, films, and lectures The month-long celebration culminated with the Student Birthday Bash Highlights of this event included the cutting of the birth- day cake and the anniversary dance. IBtEvents OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP Paul Gonzalez hosted The Good Old Days of Rock W Roll with music and con. tests on the UC mall. BOTTOM Cutting of the 25th Anniversary Birthday Cake. THIS PAGE: TOP Green and gold balloons were given away for the birthday bash celebration. BOTTOM The presentation given by the College of Arts and Letters during the Honors Convo- cation. Evenly 19 Where Else, but The UC, University Center, could not be more appropriately named for it is the center of university life at USF. Something is always happening there, whether it is inside or outside. There are weekly meetings, the flea market, crafts shop and game room available for student use. Special events are staged primar- ily around the UC for increased input and participation. The University Center Activities Board functions as the planner of these events with the help of the many organizations and per- sonnel employed there. TOP LEFT Blood pressure is checked at the 1982 Health Fair. BOTTOM LEFT The game room provides relaxing entertainment TOP RIGHT The annual Oktoberfest brings a touch of German tradition to USF. BOTTOM RIGHT Tapes and albums are for sale at the flea market. ZWEvents TOP LEFT Health Fair 1982 provided information for students and staff concerning the health field. BOTTOM LEFT Many items are offered for sale at the weekly flea market. TOP RIGHT The Christmas Crafts Fair provided shoppers their last minute gift items. BOTTOM RIGHT Tickets to events happening in the Tampa area can be purchased at the information desk. EventsX 21 Children 3 Festival Each year, the College of Education sponsors a Children's Festival open to the children of Hillsborough County. This year's fesnval entertained more than 3000 children ranging from 2 to 14 years of age The children participated in activities designed for fun and education, which included cheerleading instruction obstacle courses and arts and crafts. ZZhEvenIs Eventsx'zl OSP Presents The purpose of the Office of Student Programming is to provide entertainment for the college student. Slappy hours, films, con- certs, and other events are sponsored by the OSP. Uptown Satur- day Night , the Ball on the Mall, and the River Riot were just a few of these events. TOP Dancing the night away at the Ball on the Mall. BOTTOM Catching the sun while listening to the music at the River Riot. 2M6vents Expo Q92 This year marked the 10m anniversary of Engineering Expo. The annual event was originally started by Dolly Cooding to climax Engineering Week. This year's Expo highlighted the unusual and interesting world of engineering. Over 35 exhibitors from na- tional and local companies displayed their innovations. The ex- hibits ranged from computers programmed to play games to Cecil the Robot. --.- EventsIZS Greek E vents The sororities and fraternities have their an- nual events such as Greek Week, Phi Delt Derby and Anchor Splash, but the Greek pursuits arenht always fun and games. The Greek organizations were beneficial in rais- ing funds for the American Cancer Society and for the fight against leukemia. 26hEvents Eventsi 27 'w y life. . There a n'ety of inter xur 1W : - 28lEvents Eventv29 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 NCAA SBC Champs 1980-81 V 1981-82 ' 32x5ports Baseball Confidence and a successful fall season were two important factors that made this year the best season ever for the USF baseball team. Coach Robin Roberts cited more speed, less injuries and an experienced squad as other contributing factors. The Bulls had 11 returning seniors including pitch- er and third baseman Randy Wilson, who was named Outstanding Male Athlete. Another achievement for the Bulls was their record-breaking attempts in such areas as most shutouts, most stolen bases and most double plays. According to Roberts, who was named Men's Coach of the Year, It's all a matter of getting into a rhythm. BASEBALL RESULTS: USF 9 17 OPP 3 Bethune-Cookman 2 kthune-Coo. 3 w-a ' ' 0., 6' Wm Volleyball The 1981-82 Brahman volleyball team had a much improved season this year. They ended with a record of 22- 11-2 compared to last year's record of 13-20-1. Head Coach Hildred Deese worked the girls long and hard. The Brahmans have high hopes for an even better season next year. 34I5pons Cross-Country The South Florida cross country team had five of last year's strong runners return. They all placed on the 1980 All- Conference squad, winning top berths in the Sun Belt Conference. Coach Jerry Slaven has modified the Bulls' training pro- gram to include hilly terrain. Slaven also made the home meets more interesting for spectators and more challeng- ing for runners by redesigning the South Florida campus course to include sand, hills, dips, and woods. SporlSX35 ' 1' A1 . ; V : QPA.X?9 ii? a . k w 1981 Bulls The 1981-82 Bulls were a determined and experienced squad. The nearly vet- eran team included seven seniors, five juniors, and seven sophomores and played under the direction of head coach Dan Holcomb. Coach Holcomb has been with the Bulls for 18 years and has never had a losing season. The true test for the Bulls was to better last years record of 14-1-1 and get a bid to the NCAA tournament. Sporty 37 Basketbull 82 .I, rang !95 2 IV f'g 38XSporls The 1981-82 Bulls ended their season with a record of 17-11. The year was used for building and strengthening this young team. The Bulls started the season by capturing the Florida Four Tournament, thereby gaining national recognition in Sports Illus- trated. Sponsx39 Basketball Unfortunately, the Bulls encountered some difficulty when going up against outstanding teams such as the Sun Belt champion and NCAA semi-finalist the University of Alabama-Birming- ham and this year's National Champi- on, North Carolina. Though Coach Lee Rose lost such key seniors as Willie Redden, who was named athlete of me year, Vince Reynolds, and USF all time leading scorer Tony Grier, he is optimistic con- cerning the 1982-83 Bulls. 40xSpons Sporiv41 Golf The 1981-82 USF golf teams fared well in season play. The men were under the direction of Coach Bob Shriver, while the women were coached by Merry Blount. Both teams practiced and performed with spirit and enthusiasm. 426pons Tennis heaven Me . to Head Coachi- Perm errin. mudlhigh - H The young but talented Brahman tennis team consisted of four veterans and eight newcomers. They played under the coaching of Sherry Bedingfield, who has been head coach at South Florida for three seasons. This season's schedule included Sunshine State powers Florida, Miami, Rollins, and Florida State. Other highly regarded oppo- nents were North Carolina, Clemson and Princeton According to Coach Bedingfield, HWe had a lot more demh than last season, but with a tough schedule we need . ' Ajh I h that depth. 1 think as the season progressed and we ma- tured as a team we became a solid team. Sportsx43 Softball By practicing since September, getting in shape and working on their weaknesses, the Lady Brahman softball team produced a successful season. 446ports Of the 16 women that comprised the lineup, only six players returned from last year's powerful squad that was ranked fifth in the nation. Two new additions included valuable players from the USF volleyball team. There was also a waIk-on from St, Petersburg who surprised the coaches with her abilities. According to Coach Hildred Deese, Last year we were lacking in bench strength and speed. Our finish in nationals last year gave us needed confidence. We had to work last year despite talent. This year we had added speed and more ball players who hit the ball hard. One of the keys to our success this season is that we started in September. SportsMS Women '5 Basketball 46le The Lady Brahman basketball team made progress with a vastly im- proved squad. The team consisted of four freshmen, three sophomores, one junior and three seniors. Coach Joanne Rogers concentrated on control of the boards, size of the players, and rebounding. Height was a problem in the from court with the tallest player at 6-34 The team had better Speed and ball- handling abilities this season. They also have improved their controlled offense against a pressure defense. Strength of the team was at guard and forward with outside shooting abili- ties and a totally different and im- proved passing game. S wimming The young Brahman swimmers faced the toughest schedule in the history of the team this year, according to Head Coach Bill Mann. The 17 ath- letes provided one of the most talent- ed and hardest working squads for the 1981-82 season. Alicia McHugh received the honor of being named Outstanding Woman Athlete at USF. Freshman swimmer Alex Colvin was honored with the Outstanding Male Scholar Athlete Award, but injury and illness were again problems for the men's team. Their schedule included season openers against national pow- ers. Coach Mann felt the competition was good experience for the young team. uIf everybody gives me 100 percent effort, I'm pleased, said Mann. Sportsx47 n; '1 ida Alma Mater 48 A cademics By: Karin Owler w s m .m. a m President Bro wn President John Lott Brown has carried out the tradition of USF in hAccent on Learning since 1978 President Brown, a psycholo- gist and visual scientist, came to USF as its third president The prestigious position of president of a state university requires a great deal of time and dedication Honors programs, the annual graduation ceremoniesh speeches and, of course, meetings are only a part of the job. Thinking, planning and continually improv- ing USF's high quality of education requires a person with the integrity of iohn Lott Brown. ..-....-I .Inct!i'. .OI'II.'. .CIIII... Sl'Arademics Administra tors TOP LEFT Gregory O'Brien, Vice President for Academic Affairs. BOTTOM LEFT Daniel R. Walbolt, Vice President for Student Af- fairs. TOP RIGHT Steven Wenzel, Vice President for Employee Relations and Legal Affairs. BOTTOM RIGHT Joseph Busta, Vice President for University Relations. Academics! S3 A dministra tors TOP RIGHT Carl Riggs, Dean of Graduate School and Coor- dinator of University Research. BOTTOM RIGHT James Heck, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Regional Campuses Affairs. LEFT Albert Hartley, Vice Presi- dent for Administration and Finance. 54x Academics C allege of Arts 8r Letters Culture is the keynote of the College of Arts and Letters. Eight departments fuse together to make the college: American Studies. Communication, English, Foreign Languages, Human- ities, Mass Communications. Philosophy and Religious Stud- ies. Foreign language groups, the ORACLE, the 20th Century Yearbook and a language lab are also quartered in the col- lege. With eighteen fields to choose from for a bachelor's degree, the college provides a variety of studies. ABOVE is the building, named the Russell Cooper Building in honor of the late Dean. LEFT Dean James Strange. Academich 55 C allege of Business Administra tion Chester H. Ferguson Hall, alias the Business Administra- tion Building, is f0! the most part under ground. The unique construction proved to be energy efficient, as well as a topic of interest statewide. The college con- centrates on areas such as Accounting, Economics, Fi- nance, General Business, Management and Marketing. Housed within the College are professional and honor- ary societies which enable students to develop both professional and socially. TOP RIGHT Dean Robert C. Cox. SWAcademics wllee 0f Educa tion Education of tomorrow's educators is the emphasis placed on each student. By learning what is relevant today and getting deeply involved in their own educational process, students are made responsible for their own learn- ing. Numerous educational societies and associations exist for student membership. Saturdays are filled with classes for exceptional students which are taught by USF students. The college offers 25 fields from which to select a degree. ABOVE LEFT Dean William Katzenmeyer. At ademksx 57 C allege of Engineering With the future of technological and societal developments ever present, the College of Engineering stresses a strong engineering foundation designed to equip the prospective engineer with a broad base of fundamentals. The college emphasizes three broad aspects of engineering activity - design, research and the operation of complex technological systems. The Engineering Expo, an annual event, provides displays and exhibitions for the public. BELOW Dean Glenn Burdick. 58Mcademics The College of Fine Arts provides stu- dents an opportunity to utilize and enrich creative talents. It offers stu- dents a broad selection of courses and degree programs within the de- partments of Art, Dance, Music and Theatre. Many students become in- volved in the Fine Arts Events pra gram which features a variety of local talent, offers exhibitions, and shows films. Faculty and student productions are performed each semester for the public. TOP LEFT Dean Harrison Covington. Academicsl59 C allege of Na tural Sciences .142ch !,u4,t,, The College of Natural Sciences trains students in logical analysis and the modes of experimentation to better understand the nature of man and his relationship to the universe. The college offers programs in Biology, Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Marine Science, Math, Pre-medicine, Physics and Ge- ology. The college has a planetarium, a botanical garden, and a comstar satellite TOP RIGHT Dean James Ray, Jr, 60lAcademics The College of Nursing is committed to the improvement of nursing and health care services through educa- tion programs, community service, and related research activities. The program provides two curricula, one for generic students and another for registered nurses who are graduates of diploma or associate degree nurs- ing programs. The practive of profes- sional nursing involves problem solv- ing and decision making based on knowledge from the humanities, nat- ural and behavioral sciences. TOP LEFT Dean Gwendoline MacDonald. Academocw b1 C allege of Medicine What does it take to be a medical student? Integrity, good character, general fitness, a minimum three years of college, and passing the Medical College Admissions Test, as well as motivation and dedication. The students in the College of Medicine are continuously striving to upgrade health care standards in the community and become an integral part of university life. Relevance to medicine is emphasized in all areas of instruction in a way recognizable and understanda- ble to the student. The curriculum also provides a close and on-going experience for the student in the day-to-day health care delivery system. NOT PlCTURED Dean Andor Szenti- vanyL 62nkcademics C allege of Social and Beha vioral Sciences .3. The CoIlege of Social and Behavioral Sciences provides a choice of fifteen fields of study These encompass the study of development, behavior, problems and institutions of human beings. Students are also given a chance to react to and interact with persons through the various organizations and honor societies of the college. BELOW Dean Travis Northcutt, Jr. Academicsle USF at St. Pe tersburg USF at St. Petersburg offers upper level n l ' WET j i a courses and baccalaureate programs in a '11-, l broad variety of areas including Business, Education, Liberal Ans and Social Sciences. There are also masters programs in Business and Education. The oldest regional campus of USF, it has undergone extensive expan- sion and new construction. A new library, an academic instruction and administration center, and a new utilities building were all opened a year ago. The campus has grown far beyond the former merchant marine training facility it was when originally estab- lished in 1968. 64lAcademics USF at Sarasota NIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORID Q M mews... :1; EW COLLEGE OF .USE g USF at Sarasota is located on 1OGacres of land which includes the former waterfront estates of Charles Ringling. The mansion itself is now the library US. 41 bisects the area into the East Campus and the Palmer Campus. On the East Campus the Hamilton Student Center serves as the hub of activity day and night for students and others in the campus community. Upper division course work is available in Education, Engineering, Natural Sciences, Business Ad- ministration, Social Sciences and Nursing for a Bachelor's degree. There are also several masters programs offered. TOP RIGHT Dr. Robert Barylski, Director. Academicybs From the Gwynne Institute Building to the new campus on the SS-acre site next to Edison Community College, USF at Fort Myers has come a long way. The new campus will share facilities with E.C.C. The regional campus previously offered upper level courses in Business Administration, Education, Nursing, - and Social Sciences, as well as graduate programs in Business and Education. However, as of now, lower level classes are being added to the curriculum thereby making it possible for a student to complete all under- graduate requirements for USF on the Fort Myers campus: - 66 l Academics Academicy67 68mlosing Happ y Silver Anniversary USF 20th Century Staff TOP RIGHT: Editor in Chief, Karin Owler. BOTTOM RIGHT: Assistant Editor, Jesse Kline. LEFT CENTER: Events Section Edi- tor, Julie Gonzalez. 70fStaff Behind the Scenes As the year draws to a close, it gives me a chance to look back and reflect, for a moment, on the past ten months. Putting together a publication such as this takes time, ef- fort and a great deal of cooperation. As the year prv gressed, the ranks of our staff diminished. We finished the book with a total of three dedicated workers and one llslightly worried adviser. I would like to once again thank all the concerned people who helped so much in putting together this book. We couldn't have done it without you. You will always have my deepest appreciation. Sincerely, Karin Owler Editor ABOVE: Leo Stalnaker, Adviser Staffx71 Seniors WAN M R ABSV CHRISTOPHER l AOKERMAJN IEFFREY S. ACKERMAN Charwaler, FL lull, Fl Westwood, N1 8 A Cmrkaxm E A , Manageml 8 A Mcowmg ' s: . e h o WX , ! Q N A TERRESA 1 ACKERMAN ANDREW l ADAMS RPCHARD C AKRDC-E ampa, FL Tampa FL Sefmer, F1 8 A Polleal Saence 6. Spannh B A , Aumnmg B IL International Smdnes 23H LlUAN RLDERMAN RICHARD I ALDERMAN MAHA D ALAN KHALED H Ai-SAQAB! THOMAS I MONSO UUO ALVAREZ I , H. Plan! Cny. H Iampt FL Yampa FL Timpa, FL Tampa FL BS Add! Vocahonal Education 8 A , Chanslrv B A, Nermuoml Studn B S, EIemrxal Engneerng 8A., Social Science Emcamn 8.5.. Structural Malerub And Fm CAI. i. 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