University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1939 volume:

- ' EX LIBRIS UNIVERSITY° TAMPA YEARBOOK THE MOROCCAN i u 9 4 61 CONTENTS § V lOf OOC(X i UD , saT .T S l o.a Dedication . . . To the foculty of the University of Tompa, whose instruction and influence have been and will ever be our guidance, and whose ceaseless efforts have been our aid, we, the members of the senior class affectionately dedicate the 1939 Moroccan. FOREWORD During youth mon possesses lofty ideals and mighty purposes. In order, then, that we might have a written record of our stay under the minarets to yield us pleasure in our leisure and inspiration on our labor, throughout all our lives to come, we the staff of the 1939 Moroccan present this yearbook. 3n iSrmnrtam No professor of books, 'tis true, but one from whom a lot of life could be learned; One who, by his inevi- table presence and quiet duty, has impressed his shadow on the Uni- versity's wall. POP MULLEN Board of Trustees W. P. Adamson John G. Anderson, Jr. H. P. Baya R. J. Binnicker Charles F. Bloke John H. Bousholl Cori D. Brorein F. K. Conn J. A. Griffin George B. Howell Frank D. Jackson T. M. Lykes Ernest Mass D. B. McKoy J. S. Mims J. W. Morris, Jr. V. V. Sharpe David E. Smiley John B. Sutton James T. Swann S. E. Thomason James H. Thompson C. Vega, Jr. Roland A. Wilson Faculty and Administration MORRIS S. HALE Dean and liusincss Manager B.S. Peabody College, 1928; M.A. ibid, 1931 DR. JOHN H. SHERMAN President A.B. Cornell; LL.8. John Morsholl College of Law; M.A. University of Wisconsin; Ph.D. ibid. MILLER K. ADAMS Instructor in Physical Edu- cation mid Faculty Consult- ant to Fraternities B.S. University of Tompo, 1935; Groduote Student, New York University BEATRICE ALLGOOD Instructor in Enylisli B.S. Mossochusctts Stote Col- lege, 1925; M.A. Columbio University, 1933 GUY G. BECKNELL Professor of Physics B.S. Northwestern Univer- sity, 1 904; M.S. ibid, 1 905; Ph D. Clork University, 1911 WALTER BETHEL Associate Professor of M usic Theory B.A. Ohio Stote University, 1933; M.A. Boston Univer- sity, 1936; Clevelond Insti- tute of Music, 1934; Grodu- otc Student, Ohio State University FACULTY ELIZABETH P. CONNALLY Insfructor in Public Speak in y O.B. Curry School of Expres- sion, Boston, 1917; Grodu- ote Student, ibid, 1919 EDENIA DELANY Instructor in Spanish A.B. University of Tompo, 1936 MINNA CAROLINE DENTON Professor of Home Economics B.S. University of Michigan, 1900; M.A. ibid, 1901; Ph.D. University of Chicogo, 1918 HARRY M. DOBSON Instructor of Music History, Piano and Slrinyed Pass Institute of Musicol Art; Fif- teen Years of Private Study in New York; Damrosch Orchestro, 1918; Pupil of Buldrine, 1930 DONALD D. BODE' Professor of Chemistry B.S. Southwestern University, 1929; M.S. University of Virginio, 1933; Ph.D. ibid, 1934 NORMAN BORCHARDT Instructor in Art Groduotc, Art Institute of Chicago, 1912; twenty-five ycors of professional illus- trating RICHARD W. BRYAN Associate Professor of Busi- ness si dm in ist rat ion Ph.B. Emory University, 1916; M S. New York Uni- versity, 1924; Graduate Stu- dent, ibid, 1934 BLANCHE M. CAHOON Instructor in Public School Art Potsdam State Normol, New York; Rochester Art Insti- tute, New York; Leland Stanford University FACULTY FLORENCE GRAY Inst ructor in Public School M usic B.P.S.M. Indiona Stote Uni- versity, 192 5; M.S. ibid, 1933; Groduotc Metropoli- tan School of Music NASH HIGGINS Professor of Physical Edu- cation and Director of , I th- irties A.B. Wabosh College, 1924 EDWARD B. HINCKLEY Professor of English A.B. Horvord University, 1924; M.A. ibid, 1926; Ph.D. ibid, 1932 HELEN CHRISTIANA HUNT Instructor of Piano and Organ Pupil of Edward Eigenschenk ond Rudolph Gonz JESSE L. KEENE Instructor in History and (Jorernment A.B. Vonderbilt, I927;M.A. Peobody College, 1937; Groduote Student ibid LOUIS ALVAREZ-NAVA V VEGA I untrue! or in Spanish A.B. University of Oviedo, Spoin, 1908; 8.S. Ecole de Chimic, France, 1911 RUSSELL KING hist ructor in Journalism A.B. University of Florido, 1923; Groduote Student, University of Missouri, 1924 F A C WALTER M. PEARSON Instructor in Biology Ph.B. Emory University, 1918, M.S. ibid, 1930; Grad- uate Student, Cornell Uni- versity OTTO P. KRAUS Associate Professor of tier man A.B. University of Southern California, 1928; M.A. ibid, 1930; Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, 1933 U L T Y WILLARD B. PHELPS Assistant Professor of Geology B.S. University of New Hamp- shire, 1934; M.A. Ohio Stotc University, 1936; Groduote Student, ibid C. HERBERT LAUB Professor of History A.D. DePouw University, 1921; M.A. University of Wisconsin, 1922; Ph.D. ibid, 1929 M. C. RHODES Professor of Mathematics B.S. Mississippi State Tcoch- er's College, 1923; M.A Pea- body College, 1927; Ph.D. ibid, 1930 •I ■■■I ■■■■ CAROLINE MEL6ER Instructor of Home Economics B.S. Florido Stotc College for Women, I 934; M.S. ibid, 1938 porter mclendon Associate Professor of Economics A.B. 8irminghom-Southcrn, 1929; M.A. University of Virginio, 1930; Groduotc School Universities of Texos, Minnesoto, ond Colifornio RUTH MOFFATT Instructor of Women's Phys- ical Education and Faculty Consultant to Sororities B.S. Peobody, 1928; M.A. ibid, 1932 CLYDE A. MORLEY Professor of Education A.B. University of Wiscon- sin, 1924; M.A. ibid; Ph.D. 1929 I FACULTY CORNELIUS S. STEIN8ERG Instructor in Latin A.B. Tulonc University, 1923; M.A. Princeton Uni- versity, I 924; Groduote Stu- dent, Horvord University CHARLOTTE ANNE THOMPSON Librarian A.B. University of Michigon, 1931; A.B. Librory Siccncc, ibid 1932 JOHN B. WALTHOUR Instructor of Xcw Testa- ment Literature Rector, St. Andrews Epis- copol Church REUBEN D. WEB8 Associate Professor of English B.S. Alobomo Polytechnic Institute, 1897; M.S. ibid, 1898; Groduote Student, University of Chicogo __________• -i LYMAN WILTSE Director of Applied Music and Assistant Professor of J'oice and Violin Pupil ond Assistant of Wil- lia Shokespeore, 1918-21; Pupil of von Kreisler; For- mer Ccncert-Moster, Kansas City Symphony Orchestro; Minister of Music Ninth Street Baptist Church, Cin- cinnati, Ohio, 1928-38 A. G. WUERTZ Instructor in Engineering Science Ohio Stote University DAVID L. ZIELONKA Instructor in Old Testament and Sociology A.B. University of Cincin- nati, 1926; B.H. Hebrew Union College, 1925; Rabbi, ibid, 1929 MISS EDITH BROWN Secretary to Dean FACULTY ‘Administrative Assistants MRS. WILLIAM S. MARBOURG Secretary to President MRS. ANNIE MITCHELL Preceptress, diris' Dormitory MISS ELIZABETH SMITH MR. MARSHALL H. Bookkeeper THOMPSON Superintendent of IIadding LOOKING BACK- AT JOURNEY'S END . . . Yeor One sow the closs of 39 go to town a lo pojomo to establish o trodition now followed by oil freshmen. The first freshmen footboll teom led by Dick Spoto, Al Yorkunos, Bcynon, Mondulo, Freedy, ond Dmytryk, went into action against the frosh of other colleges in this year. Two organizations laid their stepping stones on the University campus during this freshmen year. The 313 Masquers began their dromotic progress while Rho Nu Delta became the third social fraternity to orgonizc. Year One olso produced the first Moroccon with AI Yorkunos, T. L. Ferris, and Dick Spoto helping initiate this onnuol. ♦ Year Two added two new social organizations which hove become quite active in compos offairs. The Alpha Gomma sorority with Evongelina LaFuente os president become the third sisterhood of the college. Tau Omega fraternity, the youngest frot in the school, wos also founded in this some year. In June the inauguration of the University's new president. Dr. John H. Sherman, provided the first step toward a greater University of Tempo. In the foil severol new foculty members put in their appeoronce. The Alpha Psi Omego, composed of outstanding members of the 3 1 3 Mosquers, become the first notional honorory chapter to be installed in this in- stitution. ♦ The completion and dedication of Phillips Field, the Sporton's othletic center, was one of the outstanding events of Year Three. The formotion of the Quill club, literary organization sponsored by Dr. Hinckley; the Spanish club; ond the Inter- national Relations club, were other activities which added perstige to the growing college. The severol recitals of the Glee club, formed during this time under the direction of Walter Bethel, were o definite contribution to the culturol progress which wos beginning to take place. The Junior-Senior bonquet of Year Three carried the Howaiian theme cleverly collaborating with the entertoinment of the evening. ♦ Time soon rolled around with Yeor Four. The chorus under the direction of Professor Wiltse led the student body in its first Christmos Corol service. Three new organ- izations, the Moth, Home Ec, and Art clubs, were added to the long list of student activities. In this same yeor the Quill club, the Dramatic club, and the Physical Education ond Music deportments joined in presenting an original operetto, Costles in Spoin, which become the tolk of the town for months after the performance. Lote in April of Yeor Four the first Front Porch Frolics sponsored by the Music deportment established itself os o novelty worthy to be rcpcotcd yearly . . . the work and pleasures of four years comes to a rapid close in three short days . . . Bac- calaureate Sermon . . . Closs Doy . . . Commencement . . . Degrees and Ceremonials Laub, Hinckley, Zielonka, Connolly. - •- -.y-;V cr wwr. v SENIOR CLASS JOHN HALL SYLVIA JARDON WILEY GIPSON President Secretary I ’ice President JUNE CHARLES WESLEY ADAMS Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Art� ; Major, English; Minor, His- tory: Iieta Chi Yotch Club 3, Quill Club 4. WILLIAM H. AILOR, JR. Tempo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major, History; Minor. Chemistry, English Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; ”313 Masquers Execu- tive Committee 4; Orchestro 3, 4; Sigmo Ep- silon 1, 2, 3, 4; Minoret Assistant Sports Editor 4; Moroccon Sports Editor 4; Assistont in Chemistry Dept. 4; Operetto 4; Election Com- mittee 4. PAUL ALFIERI Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education ; Major, Social Sciences; Minor, Spanish; Rho .Yu Delta Rho Nu Delto Sergcont-ot-orms 3, Secretary 4; Footboll I, 2, 3, 4; Boxing Teom 3, 4; Stote Boxing A.A.U. Light Hcovywcight Chompion 3; T Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Intro- murols 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS SAM ALFIERI Tompo, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education; Major, Social Science ; Minor, Spanish: Rho Nu Della Rho Nu Delto Sergeant-ot-Arms 3, 4; Boxing I, 2, 3; Footboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Intercollegiate Hcovywcight Chompion 1, 2; State A.A.U. Heovyweight Champion 3; T Club 2, 3, 4; Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Treas- urer 3, 4. BRAULIO ALONSO Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major, English; Minor, Chemistry, Biology; Rho Nu Delta Rho Nu Delto Secretory 2, Vice-President 3, President 3, 4; Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigmo Epsilon 1; Pan-Hellenic 3, Vice-President 4; Moroccon Associate Business Manager 4; Min- aret 1; Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 4. ORRIS BEYNON Youngstown, Ohio Bachelor of Science; Major. English; Minor, Physical Education; Beta Chi Beto Chi Treasurer 4; Moroccon Business Stoff 4, Freshmon Court Judge 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Intramural Outstanding Athlete 1; All State Little Four Conference 2; Most Perfect Physique Stote A.A.U. Basketball Tournoment 3; Member Mythical All-Star In- tramural Bosketboll Team 4; Diamond Ball 4. GLOVER BEAZLEY, JR. Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science: Major. Chemistry; Minor, English, Mathematics; Sigma Kappa Xu Judge Freshmon Guidonce Court 2; Intromurols I. 2. 3, 4. GRACE ELIZABETH BRUTON Plont City, Florido Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Sigma Theta Phi Sigmo Theto Phi Porliomentorion 3, 4; South- western University 1; Sponish Club 1; Deon's List I, 3; Honor Roll 2, 4; Junior-Senior Bon- quet Committee 3; Election Committee 3, 4; Internotionol Relotions Club Secretory 3, 4; Moroccan Staff Typist 4; Sigmo Theto Phi Scholarship Award 2; Accounting Club 4. JUNE Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education; Major. Eng- lish; Minor, Journalism; Della 'Acta Delto Zeto Editor I; Corresponding Secretory 2; F.S.C.W. 1, 2; Flombcou 2; Alpho Psi Omega 4; 313 Mosquers 3; Executive Com- mittee 4; Glee Club 3; Quill Club Correspond- ing Secretory 4; Minoret 3, 4; Sponish Club 3. THERESSA MARGUARETTE CHRISTEL SENIORS CARL HENRY DAHM Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Tau Omega Tou Omega Charter Member, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; All-Stor Diamond Boll Team 2, 3, Captain 2; Dean's List 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 4; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Accounting Club Treasurer 4. DORIS MARIE DAVIS Tempo, Florida Bachelor of Arts; Major. English; Minor, His- tory, Journalism Minoret Stoff Reporter 3, 4; Feature Editor 4; Quill Club Recording Secretary 4. OSWALD DELGADO Tempo, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education; Major. Eng- lish. History; Rho .Yu Delta Rho Nu Delta Vice-President 4, Secretory 3; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 2, 3; Boxing 3; Trock 3, 4; Minoret Sports Editor 4; Moroccon Business Manager 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Internotionol Relotions Club 3, 4; Sponish Club 3, 4; Operetta 4; Deon's List 4. WILLIAM A. DMYTRYK Benld, Illinois Bachelor of Science; Major, History; Minor, English; Beta Chi Beta Chi Secretary 2; Student Council 2; Closs Vice-President 1; Most Populor 1; Pon-Hellenic 2, 3, Footboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Intromurcls 1, 2, 3, 4; T Club 2, 3, 4; Freshman Prom Commit- tee 1; Sponish Club 3; Mythical All-Star Intromural Bosketboll 4; Junior Chamber of Commerce Representative 3. ARNOLD RAYMOND DONALDSON Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Sigma Kappa iVii Sigma Koppo Nu Athletic Director 2, Sergeont- ot-Arms 3, President 4; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Touchfootboll All-Star Teom 1; Pon-Hellemc 4. JAMES CARSON FARMER Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Arts; Major, History, Music; Minor, English Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Semi-Finals 3; Orches- tra 3, 4; Honor Roll 4. r SENIO RS THOMAS LEE FERRIS Tempo, Florido Hachelor of sir ; Major, Iitmine.it Adwini.ilra- Hoii; Minor, Journalism. Art: Sitjma Kappa X« Sigmo Koppo Nu Publicity Director 1, 2, 3, 4; President Junior Closs 3; Who's Who 3; Min- oret Business Monoger 1, Associote Editor 2, Feoture Editor 3, Voriety I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pon-Hellenic 4; Moroccon Class Edi- tor 1, 2, Muezzin 3; Quill Club 4; Art Club President, Junior-Sienior Bonquet Choirmon, Tcostmostcr, Art Assistant 3; Florido Inte-- Collcgiate Press Association Secretory 3, Toost- moster F.I.P.A. Convention Bonquet 3; Feoture Editor 3, 4; Junior Editor 4; Freshman Prom Committee I; Publicity Bureou Assistent 2. ANTHONY RICHARD FREEDY Youngstown, Ohio Hachelor of Arts; Major, EntjHsh; Minor, His- tory; Tau Omrtja Tou Omego President 4; Footboll I, 2, 3, 4; T Club 2, 3, 4, Pon-Hellenic President 3; International Relotions Club 4. ELEANOR MARY FRESE Tampo, Florida Hachelor of Science in Education; Major, Ele- mentary Specialization: Minor, Enylish Teaching. L.l. Southern College '32. JUNE LLOYD HORACE GILLETT, JR. Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Tau Ometfa Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestro I, 2; Internotionol Relotions Club 4; Intromurols 3; Moroccan Business Stoff 4; DeMoloy State Morter Coun- cilor; Honor Roll 4; Accounting Club 4. WILEY KAYE GIPSON Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major, History; Minor, English; Tau Omega Tou Omega Publicity Monogcr 4; Correspond- ing Secretory 4; Beta Sigmo Pre-Medicol I; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Quill Club 4. CHARLES EDWIN GOULDING, JR. Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major, Chemistry; Minor, Mathematics jp SENIORS RONALD ENOCH GRAF Hoines City, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major. Otology; Minor, Mathematics, English; Tau Omega Swimming Team Captoin 1, Champion 1; Foot- boll 1; Fencing Chompion 3; Pan-Hellenic 4; Moroccon Sports Editor 3; All-lntromurol Touch- footbcll Second Teom, Coptoin 2. JOHN RUSSELL HALL Comdcn, New Jersey Bachelor of Arte; Major, Social Studies; Minor, English, Education; Beta Chi South Jersey Low School I, 2; Intromurals 3, 4; Internotionol Relations Club President 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Bond 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Senior Class President 4. EDWARD GRAYSON HENDERSON Miami, Florida Bachelor of Science in Business Administration University of Miomi I, 2; Miami Symphony Orchestra I, 2; Honor Roll 3; Choirmon Class Gift Committee 4; Accounting Club 4. JUNE CHARLES HITZFIELD Cincinnoti, Ohio Bachelor of Science in Buxine . Administ ration; Della Upsilon Delfo Upsilon Vice-President 3; Miomi Univer- sity 1, 2, 3; Intromurols 3, 4. GEORGE TRUMAN HUNTER llaehelor of Science; M a j o r, M a I lie m atic s ; Minor. Physic , Chemistry, EntjUsh EUPHEMIS JAEGER Tompo, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education: Major, Edu- cation; Minor. Enylish Tompo, Florido Alpho Psi Omego President 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Morsholl's Assistant 3; Chorus 3, 4; 3)3 Mosquers 1, 2, 3, 4; President 1, 2, 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader 4; Physics Lab- oratory Assistant 3, 4; Swimming Team 3; Yacht Club 3; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Mathe- matics Club Secretory-Treasurer 4. Teaching. SYLVIA JARDON Tompo, Florido Eachelor of Arts; Major, Spanish; Minor, Eng- lish, Mathematics: Alpha damma Alpho Gommo Chorter Member 2; Vice-Presi- dent 2, 4; Intromurols 1, 2, 3; Bursor's Office Assistent I, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Pon-Hcllcnic 2, Vice-President 3; Moroccan Composition Editor 3; Secretory Senior Closs 4. FRANCES EDITH L. KEATING Tompo, Florido liachelnr of Science: Major. English; Minor. IHoloag Varsity Bosketboll 2, 3; Vorsity Volley Boll 2; W.A.A. Junior Closs Monoger 3; Intromurol Teams 2, 3, 4; Biology Loborotory Assistont 3. MARIA EVANGELINA LA FUENTE Tompo, Florido Each dor Science in Easiness Administration; Major. Spanish; Minor, English. Eookkeeping, Central Easiness; Alpha damnat Alpho Gommo Chorter Member 2, President 2, 3, 4; Library Assistont I; Athletic Office Sec- retory 1, 2; Mmoret Stoff 2; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. Election Committee 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; Pon-Hcllenic 2, 3, Donee Sponsor 3; Intromurol's Office Secretory 3, 4; Junior-Senior Bonquet Committee 3; Sponish Club President 3, 4; Moroccon Staff Junior Editor 3; Senior Editor 4, Accounting Club Secretory 4. JUNE SEVERINO LA FUENTE, JR. Tompo, Florido li ache lor of Science in Buxine Administration ; Major, Spanish; Minor, Bookkeeping; It ho Xu Delta Rho Nu Delto Assistant Treosurer 4; Recording Secretory 4; Sigma Epsilon 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Fencing Club 4; All-Star Touchfootboll Team 4; Accounting Club 4. BUFORD SANDERS LINDSAY Tempo, Florida Bachelor of Science; Major, General Science ; Minor, History; Beta Chi Beta Chi Vice-President 3; Sergeont-ot-Arms 4; Minaret Stoff 1; Intramurals 1, 2. Varsity Volley Boll 2; 313 Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 1; Intromurols Manager 3, 4; W.A.A. Election Committee 2; Chorus 3, 4; Minaret 2, 3, 4; Intarmurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl Scout Lccder 3, 4; Chemistry Loborotory As- sistont 4; Museum Guide 2, 3; Wolff Settle- ment and Christian Education Work 4. ORA FRANCES MACNAMARA Orlondo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education; Major. Edu- cation; Minor, Chemistry, Mathematic SENIORS JAMES JOSEPH MANDULA Youngstown, Ohio Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Beta Chi Boto Chi Vice-President 4; Footboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; T Club 2, 3, 4; Accounting Club Vice-President 4. RAYMOND MAY Tempo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major, History, Govern- ment; Minor, Chemistry, English Honor Roll I, 2, 3; Deon's List 4; Quill Club 3, 4; Yacht Club 3; Minoret 2, 3, 4; Muezzin 3, 4; Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Moroccon Business Staff 4. WALTER LIVINGSTONE METCALF Tompo, Florida Bachelor of Art� ; Major, History, Political Science; Minor, English Debating Team 1; International Relations Club 4; Honor Roll 1; Deon's List 2, 3. • • • • BETTY JO MIMS Tompo, Florida Bachelor of Science in Buxines Administration; Delta Kappa Delta Kappa Reporter 2, 3, Secretory 4; Alpha Psi Omego Secretory 4; Chorus 3, 4; 313 Mosquers 3, Vice-President 4; Operetta 4; Mo- roccon Advertising Manager 4. ANNE ELIZABETH McCURDY Tampa, Florido Bachelor of Arts: Major. Jlistor; ; Minor. Art, Ent lish; Delta Kappa Delta Kappa Recording Secretory 4; Minoret 3, Society Editor 4; Chorus 3, 4; International Relotions Club 3, 4; 313 Mosquers 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omego 4. idelle McMillan Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major, Ent lish, Social Studies, Elementarii Specialization: Minor, Histoni 313 Mosquers 2, 3, 4; Intromurols 1, 2; Alpho Psi Omego Chortcr Member 3, 4. SENIORS JULIA MARY NEEF Lutz, Florido Bachelor of Art : Major, English; Minor, Hit- tory, Education; Sigma Theta Phi Sigmo Theto Phi Secretory 2, President 3; Pon- Hellenic Secretory-Treasurer 3, 4, Sponsor 3; Student Council Junior Representative 3, Senior Representative 4; 313” Mosquers 2, 3, Treas- urer 4; Quill Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Election Committee 2; Deon's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpho Psi Omego 4; Minoret Stoff 1, 2, 3, 4; Asso- ciate Editor 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Muezzin Board of Editors 2, Editor-in Chief 4; Moroccon Stoff Literary Editor 3, Associate Editor 4. ANNE WAY PEEBLES Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Internotionol Relations Club 3, Librorion 4; 313 Mosquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Bon- quet Committee 3; Alpho Psi Omego Charter Member 3, Sub-Director 3, 4. RICHARD RIPPLE POWELL Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Art ; Major. History; Minor, Eng- lish; Tau Omega Tou Omego Outstanding Pledge Award 3, Vice- President 4; Junior Closs Vice-President 3; F.I.P.A. Delegote 3; F.S.G.A. Secretory 4; Pan- Hellenic 3; Minoret Advertising Manager I, Associate Editor 3, Senior Closs Editor 4; Inter- notional Relotions Club 3, 4, Choirmon 3; Chorus 3; Intromurols I, 2, 3, 4; Yocht Club I; Who's Who 4; Cheerleoder 2, 3, Head Cheer- leader 3; Deon's List 2, 4; Junior Kiwonis Rep- resentative 2, 4; Moroccon Associote Business Manager 1; President of Student Body 4. ■ AURELIO M. PRADO Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in llu.tinc.ts Administration; Itlio Xu Delta Rho Nu Dclto Treosurer 3; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Touchfootboll All-Stor 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Boll All-Star 2, 3. ELLEN JANE PRATT Cootesville, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science in Education; Major. Phys- ical Education; Minor, English; Sigma Theta Phi Sigma Theto Phi Treosurer 4; Swimming 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Volleyboll 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. KENNETH JAMES REID Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Tau Omega Intromurols 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3; Interna- tional Relotions Club Committeeman 3; Sigma Epsilon 1, 2, 3; Bookstore Monogcr 4; Account- ing Club Reporter 4. SENIORS MARION MELVENA ROBERTS Tempo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major. General Science; Minor, finglith; Sigma Theta Phi Pan-Hellenic 3; Museum Assistant 3; Intro- murols 2, 3; Switchboard Operator 2; Labora- tory Instructor in 8otony 4, Zoology 4, Anotomy 3; Moroccan Business Staff 4. FREDERICK THOMAS RODGERS Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Business A dminintralion; Tan Omega Accounting Club 4. STELLA MARGARET ROGERS Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education; Major, Span- ish; Minor, English, Elementary Specialization; Delta Kappa Dclto Koppo Corresponding Secretory 2, Presi- dent 4; Pan-Hellenic 2, 3; Spanish Club Vice-President 3, 4; Freshmon Class Secretary- Treosurer I, Junior Closs 3; W.A.A. Treasurer 3, 4; Intromurols I, 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Minoret 3; Who's Who 3, 4; Moroccan Business Stoff 3, Circulation Manager 4. JUNE MARY ANN SAMPEY Tampa, Florida liachelor of Science; Major, Hint or; ; Minor, English, Mathematics, Art; Delta Kappa Delto Kappa Recording Secretory 2, Corre- sponding Secretary 3; Pan-Hellenic 4; Deon's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Minoret Staff 3, 4; W.A.A. Secretary 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Intramurols I, 2, 3; Who's Who 4; Freshmon Guidance Court 2; Assistant in Biology Deportment 3, 4; Choir- mon Decoration Committee Junior-Senior Ban- quet 3; Senior Closs Representative 4; Secretory Student Council 4; Moroccon Associate Editor 4. ZULA SATTERFIELD Tompo, Florida liachelor of Arts; Major, English; Minor, His- tory, Social Studies; Sigma Theta Phi Sigma Theta Phi Reporter 3, President 4; Quill Club 3, 4; Reporter 3; Volleyball 2; Pon- Hellenic 4; Morroccan Advertising Staff 4. KATHERINE BLANCHE SESSIONS Tampa, Florida liachelor of Science in Education; Major. His- tory; Minor, English; Delta Kappa Delto Kappa Secretory 3, Vice-President 4; tramurols I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. In- wBssmmamm SENIORS PHILIP HENRY SHIELDS Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Busineee A 1 niini.it ration: Tati Omega Tou Omega Press Relotions Counsel 4; Intro- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Vorsity Tennis Teom 1; Internotionol Relotions Club 4; Minoret Busi- ness Monoger 4; Pink Elephants 1; Sigmo Epsilon 2; Prof. Bryon Assistont 3; Yocht Club 2; Supervisory Committee Member; Tompo Times Federal Credit Union 4; Associate Mem- ber Florido Institute of Accountonts, Account- ing Club President 4. AMERICUS PETER SPOTO Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education: Major. Phys- ical Education, Social Science; Minor, History: Rho .Xu Delta Footboll 1, 2; Welterweight Boxing Chcmpion 3; Honor Roll 3; All-Star Diamond Ball Team 2; All-Stor Soccer Ball Tcom 3. RICHARD C. SPOTO Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education: Major. Social Studies; Minor, Physical Education; Beta Chi Beto Chi Treosurer 3; Footboll I, 2, 3, 4; Freshmon Closs President 1; Student Council 1; Intromurols I, 2, 3, 4; Minoret Reporter 1; Moroccon Stoff 3, 4; T Club Secretory 4. AVIS MARY TACKE Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Artu; Major, History; Minor, Eng- lish, Education, Mathematics Intromurols 1, 2; Switchboord Operator I, 2, 3, A JAMES M. TOLLE Los Angeles, California Bachelor of Science in Education; Major, Eng- lish; Minor, History Bond I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; String Trio 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dovid Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tenn. 1, 2; Magno Cum Laude 2; Internotionol Relotions Club President 2, Vice-President 1; Student Council 2; Chorus 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; Dcon's List 3, 4. WENDELL DUSTIN WATERS New Port Richey, Florida Bachelor of Science; Major, Chemistry; Minor, Mathematics � � « SENIO RS BENJAMIN M. WATKINS, JR. Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major, Otology; Minor, English; Tau Omega Intromurols 1, 2, 3; Loborotory Assistant in Geology Depr. 3; Deon's List 2, 4. ALVIN PETER YORKUNAS Youngstown, Ohio Bachelor of Science; Major, Art; Minor, Edu- cation, Physical Education; Beta Clii Beta Chi Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; Foot- boll 1, 2, 3, 4; Bosketboll 1, 2, 3; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Moroccon Art Editor 1, 2, 3, Editor- in-Chief 4; Minoret Cortoonist 1,2, 3, 4; Pon- Hellenic President 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Deon's List 3, 4; Junior Rotorion; T Club 2, 3, 4; All S.I.A.A. Center 4; All-State Center Foot- boll 2, 3, 4; Operetta 4; Junior Chamber of Commerce. MRS. CHARLOTTE RIPPEY KLETT Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education; Major, His- tory, English L.I.U. of Flo. '30; Kalomozoo State College Teochers '23. AUGUST LENA DOPP CURRY Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education; Major, Edu- cation: Minor, English L.I.U. of Flo. '31; Teoching. MARJORIE FILBERT DEWOLF Volrico, Florido Bachelor of slrts; Major, English; Minor, Jour- nalism; Sigma Theta Phi 313 Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4, First Vice-President 4; Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill Club 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Intrcmurols Sophomore Monogcr 2, Dormitory Monoger 3, Sorority Monoger 4; Minoret 2, 3, 4; Girl's Sport Editor 3, 4; Varsity Boskctboll 1, 3, 4; Most Out- standing Bosketboll Ployer 1; Freshmon Guid- ance Court 2; Tennis I; Volleyball 2; Junior- Senior 8onquet Committee 3. HELEN ROBERTS McCREARY Tarpon Springs, Florido Bachelor of Arts; Major, Education; Minor, Latin L.l. University of Tampa '36, Teaching. SENIORS GERHARD T. NELSON Sebring, Florido |j -L. QH Bachelor of Arts; Mojor, Buxines� ; Minor, Emj- r Bth, History 8ond I, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Tcom 1, 2, 3, Doubles ., | Co-Chompion 3; Orchestro I, 2, 4; Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4; Miomi University 3. ONELIA PELAEZ Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Arts; Major, Spanish; Minor. French; .Alpha (lamina Alpho Gommo Chorter Member 2; Intromurols 1, 2; L.l. University of Tompo '35. MARTHA POWELL Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education; Major, Art; Minor, English; Delta Kappa L.l. University of Tompo '35; Dean's List 2; Basketboll 1, 2; Intromurols 1, 2; Yocht Club 2; Librory Assistant 2; International Relations Club 3; Wcmon's College of Univ. of N. Cor. Summer '36-'37. u r AUGUST S ROBERT ALFRED SHOUN Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Arts; Major. English; Minor. Music; Tau Omega Tou Omego Charter Member 3; Band 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 3. LEONA STEELE WAGNER Tempo, Florida Bachelor of Arts; Major, English; Minor. His- tory; Delta Kappa Delta Kappa Parliomentorion 3; Assistont in Dean's Office 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club I, 2, Vice-President 2. ARNOLD M. WILKERSON Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Arts; Major. English; Minor, History Quill Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Minaret 3; Honor Roll 3, 4, ENIORS • UNDERGRADUATE SENIORS EDWARD BARNES Tompo, Florido ALVARO BREIJO Tompo, Florido MARTHA FRANCO Tompo, Florido JAMES HACKNEY Tompo, Florido VIRGIL HARRIS Davenport, Florido CECIL HENRIQUEZ Tompo, Florido DELIA PACHECO Tompo, Florido DALE PETERSON Bero, Ohio FLORENCE ROGERS Tompo, Florido JOE VILLAROSA Tompo, Florido Ml-ithilreir before emI of xe metier. HONOR ROLL JUNE SENIORS WITH A FOUR YEAR AVERAGE OF B OR BETTER AI LOR HUNTER ROBERTS P. ALFIERI McCurdy ROGERS S. ALFIERI MAY TACKE ALONSO METCALF TOLLE BRUTON J. NEEF WATERS DAHM DELGADO PEEBLES POWELL SAMPEY YORKUNAS DEAN'S LIST (First semester ending Jonuory, 1939) L J. Nccf, 3; Hunter, 3; M.oy, 2.96; Filipski, 2.84; Hornsby, 2.84; Sompcy, 2.82; Whiteside, 2.82; «... 2.62; Yorkunos, 2.6; Boll, 2.6; Metcalf, 2.6. Boiliff, 2.74. ,, Quinby, 2.62; Yorkunos, 2.6; Boll, 2.6; Mctcolf, 2.6. Powell, 2.56; Dior, 2.5 ; Hunt, 2.54; Kosricl. 2.53; Alonso, 2.5. Jackson, 2.5; Mortihcz, 2.5; Morgon, 2.5; McCoslin, 2.5- Wotklns, 2.5; Welsh, 2.5. Not pictured: Govcnto, 2.96; Robertson, 2.57; Hawk. 2.53. Mitchell, 2.65; Delgado. 2.64; McCurdy, 2.64; Jock, 2.63 Tolle, 2.58; Wall, 2.57; Socrcy, 2.57; “ --- - This a nete ii I relic, adopted ns the class poem far obvious reasons, apparently has no title. II teas recently uncovered by a contemporary III. worker who accidentally overturned a loose stone in the basement . . . List to an old-time lay of the Students Loden with learning exposed to the profs. Steeped in their studies from morning to midnight. List to the tale of their famous forebearer, Freshmon the Fearless the hero of high-school. Full many a C from exams he had wrested; Proof of his prowess in red on report-card Acclaimed him a champion cheered by his class. Never was known such a demon on dance-floor; Dotes by the dozen he made in o minute. Proud wos his person with books never burdened— Of wit never wonting of ready response (Except in exoms where the Man and the Mind Bade good-bye os they came to the crossroad). And fearless were Freshmon's successors, the Sophomores, Proud in the praise of their favored forefathers; Striving to simulote oil of his octions. But glory and gain like rocks in the roadway. While furnishing foothold will wear down the wheels. One morn in the First-Month Freshman went forth To the Chapel of Charlotte a day's journey distant, Where twice every term in the square 'neath the Circle, Are mustered the men to do battle with beasts. Freshman the Fearless in all of his armor Stepped into sight of the anxious assemblage Repeating a prayer for strength and success— A priceless prayer the T. O's hod taught him— And set to the struggle with head in a haze. With nary a note to conceal in his sleeve. (For the T. O's hod taught him that such things were sinful). The fighting was fierce and the hero exhausted. He managed to murder the Bovine with bullets— Skilled by the Skins in his accurate aim— But os for answers the test lay untouched. The hour was at hond the prof was approaching. All of his energy madly he mustered . . . Nothing but numbers found in the Phone-book, And dotes of dances and functions of frets Assailed his senses He slid from his seat And landed at length with a thump, 'neath the table . . . Now, mighty indeed were the men of the Fourth-Year— Bravest of battlers bound to their books, Soaked in the Sciences salted and seasoned With savory sauce and served to Society— Wisest of warriors proud in their purpose Never acknowledging terror of tests; Facing the fiercest triumphantly trouncing The maddest of monsters that profs could produce. . . . Perhaps there was more to the manuscript but an extensive search throuyh the whole basement revealed uothiny else. However, by a microscopic examination of the first scroll there iras barely discetliable these words . . . translation by W. Waters . . ’ Curriculum Morley, Becknell, Laub, Hinckley, Denton, Bryan, Bode, Higgins, Rhodes. JUNIOR CLASS MARY FRANCES O'BERRY President WILMOT PAXTON Vice President ELISA ALVAREZ Secretary MILDRED ALLISON Tampa, Florida MRS. BESSIE CLARK Tampa, Florida ELISA ALVAREZ Tompa, Florida ADELFA DIAZ Tompo, Florido JACK ALVAREZ Tompo, Florida EDWIN DICKSON Tompa, Florido MIKE BACCARELLA Tompo, Florida ODESSA DIETRICH Tompo, Florida ELLA BERRY Tempo, Florida LINCOLN DOWELL Tompa, Florido JUNIORS MILDRED HEARD MARIE HENSLEY BETTY HODGSON BERNICE HORNE BETH HORNSBY Tompa, Florido Tompo, Florido Tampa, Florido Tampa, Florido Tampa, Florido MARY BORELLI Tompo, Floride OEVOISE BROWN Plont City, Florido EMORY BROWN Largo, Florido OLIVE CASTRO Tompo, Florido JOE CIARAVELLA Tompo, Florido PEGGY EDWAROS Buffalo, New York MRS. LOTTIE EMBERTON Tompo, Florido EUSTASIO FERNANDEZ Tompo, Florido BEN FILIPSKI Dudley, Mossochusetts BOND GILES Tompo, Florido 1 19 4 0 SARA HOWELL Plant City, Florido HELEN HUNT Elgin, Illinois IRENE HUTCHINSON Tompo, Florido SUZANNE JACKSON Tompo, Florido JACKIE JAMESON Tompo, Florido ROBERT KASRIEL Tompo, Florido THELMA MORGAN Tompo, Florido STEVE KRIST Tompo, Florido ELIZABETH McCLELEN Sorosoto, Florida CARLISLE KYLE Tompo, Florido JOHN McCLUNEY Tompo, Florido BETTY LEDUC Tompo, Florido billy mcmullen Tompo, Florida FRED MANUCY Tompo, Florido PEGGY NEEF Lutz, Florido | 1 JUNIORS JOHN SHERMAN, JR. Tompo, Florido DAVID SHERRILL ' JAP SIMMONS Tompo, Florido Duc West, South Corolino EVA SMITH Tompo, Florida JAMES TAYLOR Tompo, Florido BILLY MARTIN Avon Pork, Florida RUTH NICHOLS Tempo, Florido JOSEPHINE MAYOL Tampo, Florido MARY FRANCES 0'8ERRY Tampo, Florido HAZEL MILLS Tompo, Florida WILMOT PAXTON Tompo, Florida CHARLOTTE MOLS Buffolo, New York ARTHUR PICHARO Tollohossee, Florido GRACE MOORE Clcorwoter, Florido LEROY ROOKS Brooksville, Florido 19 4 0 WINNIFRED WATSON JAMES WHITNEY Tompo, Florido Auburndole, Florido EDNA WILSON Tompo, Florido LINUS UPSON Tompo, Florida LUIS ZENDEGUI Tompo, Florido Library Kraus, Nava, Becknell, Morley, Thompson, Bede, Webb SOPHOMORE CLASS MARY FRANCES MATHIS ZENO STALNAKER Vice President President CELESTE DERVAES Secretary FRANCES ALDERMAN MARK BALL Bradenton, Florido Tompo, Florida ELIZABETH BALL Tompo, Florido ARTHUR 8URROWS New Smyrna, Florido MARY BAXLEY Istochotto, Florido ELLIOTT BROWN Bradenton, Florida MARION BEERS Tempo, Florido • • SOPHOMORES LILLY CACCIATORE Tempo, Florida XAVIER CANNELLA Tompo, Florido MARGARET CRENSHAW Tompo, Florida PAUL BYARS Rhodhiss, North Corclino LOIS CRESPO Tompo, Florido KITTY CAPPELLO Tompo, Florido CELESTE DERVAES Tampa, Florido WILMA DEMPSEY Tempo, Florido FRISBIE CARR Tompo, Florido WILLARD DRISKELL Ft. Meade, Florida DELTINA DIAZ Tompo, Florido JACOB DUNN Atlanta. Georgia JAMES DUNN Tompo, Florida PLACIDO FERNANDEZ JOHN S. GOODSON, JR. JOE GUTIERREZ ALBERT HAND Tompo, Florido Tempo, Florido Tompo, Florido Tempo, Florido WALTER FREDERICK Tempo, Florida VIVIAN GUAGLIARDO Tompo, Florido HERMAN HANCOCK Sebring, Florida 19 4 1 ROBERT HOWELL Loke City, Florida AMEGDA JACK Tompo, Florido LUCIAN KING Tompo, Florida HAROLDF. HORTON Tompo, Florido HELEN KINSMAN Tampa, Florido MAYHEW INGRAM Tompo, Florido ANNA LAZZARA Tompo, Florido ELLA BETH LAIRD Tompo, Florido MARY MERLE JONES Tompo, Florido JACK LIE8MANN Tompo, Florido GREGORY LUCAS Tompo, Florido VIRGINIA LISTER Tompo, Florido CHARLES LOUGH Tompo, Florido RAYMOND MABREY LUCIE LEE MARSH Tompo, Florido Tempo, Florido FRANK MANISCALCO Tompo, Florido MARY FRANCES MATHIS MARIE MITCHELL Hoines City, Florido Winter Hoven, Florido SAM MAROTTA DOLORES MENENDEZ Tompo, Florida Tompo, Florido SOPHOMORES i IS fr- it ELVERA MOONEY Tompo, Florido HUBERT MOBLEY SARAH E. MORGAN Tompo, Florida Tompo, Florido PAUL MYERS Grove City, Ohio harold McClelland Avon Pork, Florido PAUL McCLOSKEY Boston, Mossochusetts � � • • I� V JOE McGLAMERY ROY PINCH CLAIR PITTMAN LOUIS PUCKETT Tompo, Florido Tompo, Florido Tompo, Florido Dade City, Florido LYDIA PALENZUELA DAVID PINHOLSTER JOSEPHINE PRICE Tompo, Florido Tampo, Florido Torpor Springs, Florido CATHERINE QUINBY Tompo, Florido MARGIE SEGALL Tompo, Floride ONA ROBERTS Tompo, Florido ROSE SALGADO Tompo, Florido ELLEN RICE Tompo, Florido EMMA JANE SACREY Tompo, Florido ORRION SCHLICHTER Tompo, Florido 19 4 1 DEANE SILVA Tompo, Florido ZENO STALNAKER Tompo, Florido FRED TRAMONTANA Tempo, Florido FRANCES SESSIONS Tompo, Florido T. R. SLEICHTER GENEVIEVE SULTENFUSS Scotlond, Pennsylvonio Tompo, Florida HELEN VERDYCK Tompo, Florido PATSY WALL FLORENCE WOODRUFF MARGIE WELLS Tompo, Florido Tompo, Florido I ompc. Florido WILLIAM VINCENT Tompo, Florido RUSSELL WILSON Tompo, Florida ALLAN YOUNG Tompo, Florido Student Employment Zielonka, Bryan, McLendon BS BBHHHH ■ S«7V f FRESHMAN CLASS R. B. FORDYCE HENRY VEST DON McDONALD Vice I'resident President Secretory ■■■■■■■■■■I ROBERT ANDERSON JOHN ANDREWS, JR. MARY BAILIFF LIBBY BARDIN SARAH BARNES JOHN BEMBRY LOUISE BUGG WANDA BYRD BOB CALDWELL JAMES CALHOUN TULA CARTER EARL CATON PHYLLIS FLANEGAN TOM HEALEY R. B. FORDYCE ESTHER FRISINA LULA BLAKE GIBSON MARGUERITE GOAPER NELL GREEN RITA HIGGINS LAURA H. HOFFMAN MARY G. HUNT PRISCILLA HUNT LEILA JACKSON BETSY ANN BERRY JULIAN BETTS HOWARD 8EYNON JOHN BITTMAN GENE BLAKE LOUISE BLEDSOE NELL CLEMONS ROBERT CLINTON MARY COLLURA LOUISE DE LOACH MARGARET DICKINSON CHARLES FENDIG 19 4 2 � LOUISE GRIFFIN JUANITA GUERRA ALBERT JIMENEZ TOM JOHNSON MURIEL HATTON FRANCES KINGSLEY IRMA HAWKINS JOE LA BARBERA EILEEN GUTIERREZ RUTH JOLLEY GLORIA GUTIERREZ JOYCE KEHOE TT� MARIE LEWIS NORMAN G. LIGHT FLORENCE LUTZ 8ERNAR0 NEUWIRTH LORRAINE NICHOLSON DAVID O'DELL OLGA MARTINEZ MARGARET MATTHEWS SARAH McCASLII ELVA PARODIE DAVID PATTON JUNE PEDERSON r i ii I ! F R E S H M E N MARY SEARS HENRY VEST DICK SEXTON JOHN WAINWRIGHT MARIE SHERMAN LOLA JANE V ALLACE CORA SHIELDS MARY JANE WATSON LUTZ SMEHYL KITTY ANNE SWEA' DAVID WEBB MARY ELIZABETH WEB don McDonald hilda McDonald mary e. mercer emory mikell Elizabeth Morgan carol neef MIRIAM QUARLES BILL READ LUCIENNE REICHARDT GENEVA ROBERTS SAM ROBINSON KATHERINE SCHIRO 19 4 2 I ROBERT TINNARO E. CARROL THOMAS ROBERT THOMAS DUDLEY TOWNE DORA VALDEZ STELLA VALENTI RICHARD WE8B PEGGY WELSH COLLINS WHITEHEAD JAMES WHITEHEAD CATHERINE WHITESIDE STUDENTS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS EARL RICHARD HATCHER Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Ethical ion; Major, Social Science ; Minor. Physical Education: Bela ('hi Footboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Gosketboll 1, 2, 3; Intro- murols 1, 2, 3, 4; T Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pon- Hellenic 3. DOROTHY MAXINE MOSELEY Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science; Major. Elementary S ie- cialitalion; Minor. English L.l. F.S.C.W. '27; Teoching. EDMUND KREBS Tompo, Florido Bachelor of Science in Buriness Adiuini lration Honor Roll 3. STANTON NORMAN LANDER Alturos, Florido Bachelor of Science in Education; Major. Entj- li h; Minor. Physical Education: Tan Omega Footboll 3, 4; University of Flo. 1, 2; Intro- murols 3, 4. RUSSELL ST. CLAIRE SMITH Dade City, Florido Bachelor of Art ; Major. English; Miuor, Busi- ness Administration JUNIORS CLAIRE DEVORE LIGIA VEGA MILTON LUXEN8URG LAURA ELLEN WEBB JEAN WHEATLEY ALICE WILLIAMS SOPHOMORES JOHN AYALA FRED COMPARATO WILLIE RAY HALL MARY JANE HAWK JAMES B. KLAY MERILYN MESELEY SUSAN ROBINSON GERR WARD OLIVER BOYNTON JACK FLYNN PAUL HANCE E. L. HEDRICK, JR. GEORGE LESTER ED POGUE LUSGAN RODDYE WILLIAM WHEALTON RUTH BURFORD LOUIS GALL MARGARET HAND LEILA JACKSON MORTIMER LUNSFORD ALTON RINE NICK SAKKIS QUINTEN WILLIAMS GARVIN 8ROWN BRUCE GREINER VICTOR HATCH WILLIAM JONES THELMA MINGO GENEVA ROBERTS THEO TSANGARIS FRESHMEN ROSS AGUIRRE VAL ANTUONA SAM BESSIS MAURICE COHEN RALPH FISHER EARLE GREENE ED HOWELL JOHN KAUFMAN HERMAN MESSINA WALTER MIXON THURL NELSON EARLE PLANO ADDISON ROBINSON JOE VASQUEZ DORIS AKARD VINCENT BARSDIS CARL D. BROREIN JOHN COMPARATO WILLIAM FISHER DON IAFELICE JOEL LEE KNIGHT LUCILLE MEXICO HENRY B. MOORE JACK NEWLANDS CECIL REED HARRY ROBERTSON WILLIE M. WALLACE C. H. ALEXANDER LEM BELL MILAN BUCHAN JOE Dl BONA BILL GAVENTA QUINTEN HAMPTON WILLIAM JASIUNAS ANTHONY KOLKA JOE MILLS WILLIAM MOORE ROBERT NOWELL HENRY THOMPSON FRANK STEIN C. Y. ALEXANDER ALLEN BENZ CONSTANCE BYARS CHESTER ELLISON DONALD GRAY BERTIE E. HELMS WARREN JONES JOHN MANNING ORRIE MILSTEAD ken McCullough MARTIN PIERCE LEOLA SAPP JIM VERPLANCK STUDENT COUNCIL Dr. Herbert Laub..............Faculty Advisor PURPOSE—TO CREATE AND FOSTER A PROPER SCHOOL SPIRIT, TO PRO- MOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE UNIVERSITY, AND TO ENCOURAGE LOYALTY IN ITS STUDENT BODY. Richard R. Powell....................President John R. Hall....................Vice-President Mary Ann Sampey......................Secretary Paul McCloskey.......................Treasurer Julia Mary Neef.........................Senior Representative Margaret Neef...........................Junior Representative Mary Frances O'Berry.....Junior Representative Zeno Stalnaker........Sophomore Representative Henry Vest.............Freshman Representative Social Life Adams, Bethel, Thompson, Dobson, Moffott, Connolly, Mitchell, Webb. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL BRAULIO ALONSO Rho Nu Delto Vice-President ALVIN YORKUNAS Beto Chi President JULIA MARY NEEF Sigmo Theta Phi Secretary MILLER ADAMS Foculty Advisor REPRESENTATIVES Deltina Dioz, Alpho Gommo Dolores Menendez, Alpho Gommo John Holl, 8eto Chi Mory Ann Sompey, Delto Koppo Florence Rogers, Delto Koppo Arnold Donaldson, Sigmo Koppo Nu T. L. Ferris, Sigmo Koppo Nu Zulo Satterfield, Sigmo Theta Phi Jock Alvorez, Rho Nu Delta Virgil Horris, Tou Omego Ronald Grof, Tou Omego ALPHA GAMMA Founded 1936 Colors—Green Dr. C. A. Morlcy Foculty Advisor Sponsor, Mrs. Richord W. Bryon ond White Chortered 1937 Flower—Chrysontheumum OFFICERS Evangel ina La Fuente............President Sylvia Jardon...............Vice-President Adelfa Diaz......................Secretary Mary Pelaez......................Treasurer Elisa Alvarez.............Sergeant-at-Arms Deltirva Diaz Dolores Menendez Pon-Hellenic Representatives Margie Scgall Intramural Manoger MEMBERS Cappcllo Collura Crespo Oioz • Deitrich Frisino Kinsman Lozzcro Lutz Martinez Menendez Nichols Pacheco Palenzuelo Schiro Segoll Dempsey Akard (not pictured) Pledges Pcrcrson Guoqliordo Moyol O. Pelocz Valdez BETA CHI Founded ond Chortered, 1933 Colors Block ond White Dr. C. H. Loub, Foculty Advisor Flower White Rose OFFICERS Al Yorkunos..............................President Jim Mondulo.........................Vice-President Benjomin Filipski........................Secretary Orris Beynon.............................Treasurer Buford Lindsay..................Sergeant-at-Arms Louis Zendegui..................Publicity Director John Hall..............Pan-Hellenic Representative Paul McCloskey.................Intramural Director MEMBERS Adams Anderson Bornes H. Beynon Caldwell Dmytryk Fendig Myers Hall Healy Lindsay Manucy Simmons McCloskey McDonald Read Sexton Wilson Sleichter Spoto Towne Webb Zcndcgui No� Pictured J. Comporoto F. Comporoto Howell Koufmon Newlonds Pledges Antuono Benz Brorein Grcy Hampton Josiunos Mills Moore Vcrplonck DELTA KAPPA Advisor, Mrs. R. P. Connolly Colors—Red ond White Founded, 1933 Chortered, 1933 Flowers—Red ond White Cornotion OFFICERS Stello Rogers...........................President Blanche Sessions...................Vice-President Margaret Neef...........................Treasurer Anne McCurdy............................Recording Secretary Betty Jo Mims.......................Corresponding Secretory OFFICERS Mary Ann Sompey Florence Rogers Pon-Hcllenic Representatives Leono Wagner Parliamentarian Emmo Jone Socrey Intramural Director Ella Berry Mary Frances Mathis Reporters Frances Sessions Celeste Dervaes Scrgconts-ot-Arms L MEMBERS Alderman Flonogon Jackson Marsh Reichort Carter Jones Seors DeLoach Hodgson Kehoe C. Neef Wells Dickinson Hunt Loird Quinby Woodruff . Founded 1935 !« ; ii Colors White ond Blue Faculty Advisor Professor Louis Novo Chortered 1935 Flower Red Cornation OFFICERS Braulio Alonso...........................President Oswald Dclgodo......................Vice-President Paul Alfieri.............................Secretory Cecil Henriquez..........................Treasurer Severino La Fuente.............Recording Secretary Sam Alfieri.......................Sergeant-at-Arms pB MEMBERS Breijo Alvorez P. Fernondez Chiorovello Prodo Spoto Bocorello E. Fernandez Conello Lo Borboro Tromontono Jimenez Pledges Mobry Moniscoko Neuwirth Villoroso Gutierrez Tinnoro Pinch Not pictured—Ross Aguirre, Howard Alexander, Maurice Cohen, James Kloy, Hermon Mcs sina, Henry Moore, Robert Nowell, Bill Whealton. •01 Jr; •• «I i jr i . ;i ; i SIGMA KAPPA NU Founded 1933 Chortered Colors Silver and Block Flower White Gordenio Robbi Dovid Zielcnka Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Arnold Donaldson.........................President Lincoln Dowell......................Vice-President Mayhew Ingram............................Secretary Walter Frederick.........................Treasurer David Pinholster...................Parliamentarian 1 � � ■ • • • • Woinwright Beozley Pirholstcr : t Burrows I McMullen SIGMA THETA PHI Founded 1934 Colors Blue and Silver Chortered I 934 Flower Red Rose Sponsor Faculty Advisor Miss Chorlotte Anne Thompson Miss Coroline Mclbcr OFFICERS Zulo Satterfield..........................President Mary Frances O'Berry.................Vice-President Sarah Morgan..............................Secretory Jane Pratt................................Treasurer Grace Bruton........................Parliamentarian Julia Mary Neef...................Pen-Hellenic Rep. Beth Hornsby...............................Reporter Marion Beers...............................Reporter Marjorie DeWolf..................Intramural Manager Allison Boll MEMBERS Bordin Bornes Beers Bruton DeWolf Griffin Guerro Gutierrez Hornsby Jameson Kingsley Lister Mitchell Morgon J. Neef Sultenfuss Wot son Wilson Pledges: Bailiff, Gooper, Jolley, Moseley, Word. TAU OMEGA Advisor, Woltcr 8ethel Flower—Red Rose Anthony Freedy Dick Powell . . . Wilmot Paxton. Carl Dohm.... Wiley Gipson. . Billy Martin. . . OFFICERS ...................President ..............Vice-President .................. Secretary ...................Treasurer ..........Recording Secretary .............Parliamentarian Ehi arc ITT--ITT,'WflT MEMBERS I Hancock Pittman Shoun Bell Brown Coton Driskcll Dunn Hond Fordyce Harris Gillette McOellond Grof Reid Rodger Rooks Stolnoker Upson Vest Pledges: Whitchcod, Lunsford, McGlomery, Flynn, Reed, Liebmon, Jones. McOuncy Shields Wotkins Publications King, Hinckley, Bryan, Webb THE MINARET OFFICERS Dick Powell Russell King Julio Mary Neef Alvin Yorkunas Anne McCurdy Oswaldo Delgado REPORTERS Arnold Donaldson Beth Hornsby . .Associate Editor Art Editor . . . . Society Editor Sports Editor Mildred Allison Lucian King Williom Mortin Peggy Welch Miriom Quorles Mory Ann Sompey John Sherrr.on, Jr. A. M. Wilkerson Suzonne Jockson Billy Ailor Thcrcsso Christcl Frances Mccnomoro Doris Dovis Libby Bordin Chorlcs Fcndig Mory Merle Jones Marguerite Goaper EDITORIAL STAFF t: • M MARY FRANCES O'BERRY Literary Editor MARGARET NEEF Organizations Editor THOMAS LEE FERRIS Feature Edtior MARY FRANCES MATHIS Girl's Sports Editor BILLY AI LOR Boy's Sports Editor EVANGELINA LA FUENTE Senior Editor BERNICE HORNE Junior Editor MARK BALL Sophomore Editor RAY B. FORDYCE Freshmon Editor THE 1939 PRODUCED BY THE SENIOR CLASS DR. E. B. HINCKLEY. Faculty Advisor AL YORKUNAS, Editor-in-Chicf MARY ANN SAMPEY, Associate Editor JULIA MARY NEEF, Associate Editor “MOROCCAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA OSWALD DELGADO, Business Monogcr BRAULIO ALONSO, Asst. Business Manager BETTY JO MIMS, Advertising Monoger STELLA ROGERS, Circulation Monoger BUSINESS STAFF ZULA SATTERFIELD RAYMOND MAY LLOYD GILLETTE DICK SPOTO ORRIS BEYNON DEAN SILVA MELVENA ROBERTS GRACE BRUTON Typist BOND GILES Photographer LOUIS ZENDEGUI Photographer Chortered 1938 QUILL CLUB Dr. E. B. Hinckley, Advisor OFFICERS Dole Peterson...................................President Delia Pacheco..............................Vice-President Doris Dovis.....................................Secretary Moyhew Ingram...................................Treasurer Purpose: To encourage the writing ond rcoding of good litcroturc, ond to publish the Muezzin. ACTIVE MEMBERS Adorns, M. Boll, Bordin, Brown, Byron, Christel, Dovis, DeWolf, Dowell, Ferris, Fronco, Gipson, Hond, Hinckley, Howord, Hunter, Ingram, King, Kyle, Lunsford, W. Morbourg, W .M. Morbourg, Morsh, McCoslin, J. Neef, O'Berry, Pacheco, Peterson, Prince, Roberts, Sotterfield, Smith, Thompson, Trice, Voldes, Wilkerson. The Quill Club, on honorory litcrory organization, was established in the spring of 1938 under the leadership of Dr. E. 8. Hinckley, professor of English, by members of the Senior Closs interested in find- ing opportunity for creative writing ond litcrory criticism. Three groups of new members (students, alumni, ond occasionally others interested in the work of the Club) hove since been odmitted to the organization on the bosis of original manuscripts submitted ononymously in competition. At regulor ond spcciol meetings this year members of the club wrote the diologue for the operetta Costlcs in Spain ; they olso prepored o scries of skits for radio presentation by the Americon Legion. The official publication of the Club is the Muezzin, University literary mogozine. ALPHA PSI OMEGA vux- Alpho Koppo Cost Chartered 1937 Flower, Violet Colors, Amber ond 8lue OFFICERS Mrs. R. P. Connolly Trumon Hunter . . . Anne Woy Peebles. Betty Jo Mims. . . . . . .Grand Director ..........Director ......Sub-Director Business Manager I I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Mary Frances O'Berry.........President Mildred Allison......Vice-President Ellen Rice...................Secretory Sears, Guoglicrdo, Berry, Wotson, Horne, Sultenfuss, Webb, Franco, LeDuC, Neef, Frisino, Kehoe, Rogers, Jolley, Morgan, Ellen H. Richords, Dr. Minna C. Denton and Caroline Melber, Advisors. t SPONSORED BY CARNEGIE FOUNDATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE Chortcrcr 1937 Advisors, Dr. C. H. Loub and Porter McLendon JOHN HALL DALE PETERSON GRACE BRUTON ANNE WAY PEEBLES President Vice-President Secretary Librarian OSV ALD DELGADO, Progrom Director MARGARET WELCH, Publicity Director INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MATH CLUB DR. BECKNELL DR. RHODES Advisors Founded 1938 Purpose: To promote interest in mothematics and to investi- gate Mathematical Phenomcno outside the range of organized closses. ROBERT KASRIEL, Pres. ZENO STALNAKER, V.-Pres. TRUMAN HUNTER, Sec.-Treos. Members: J. Alvorcz, Dunn, Cohen, Gavcnta, Lewis, Moc- nomcro, Morgan, Pinch, Quorles, Robertson, Whiteside, J. Sher- man, Jr. £A 313 MASQUERS i r n THE PLAY IS THE THING Colors Purple ond White Flower Violet Chortered in 1935 Truman Hunter..............President Marjorie DeWolf . . .Vice-President Betty Jo Mims.........Vice-President Martha Franco.............Secretary Julia Mary Neef...........Treasurer Mrs. R. P. Connolly.........Advisor The 313 Mosquers, one of the most octive extra-curricular organizations on the ccmpus, hos o limited membership oworded only ofter tryouts held each semester. Condidotos ore judged on voice, interpretation, obondonment, ond memorization. By virtue of o point system based on stage productions, acting roles, and general loyalty, 313 Masquers moy achieve membership in the honorary dromotic froternity. Alpho Psi Omego. Productions during the lost year include: I Hove Five Daughters, Holidoy Overtones, The Unseen, The Enemy, Mrs. Harper's Bazaar, The Summons Of Soriel, ond others. BMHPH II !! Ailor Alderman Bardin Christcl Dowell Edwards Green Horne Hunt Ingram Loird Lister Mercer MocNamera McClelen McCurdy Price Rcod Sccrey Sears Silva Tinnoro Waters Watson Young HOLIDAY 3 LA TERTULIA w' 3 I J i Evongelino Lo Fuente.....................President Stella Rogers.......................Vice-President Margaret Neef............................Secretary Sam Alfieri..............................Treasurer Professor Louis Nava.......................Advisor P. Alfieri Alvorcz Breijo Conrello Colluro Deitrich Franco Gutierrez Lo Fuente Martinez C. Neef Polenzuelo Price Rogers Stolnoker Woll Welch mmmm mam Disnw aanddv � . V 2 Frcnccs Alderman Mcrgueritc Goaper Helen Hunt Josephine Price Elvero Mooney Mary Fronces Mothis Lottie Emberton Rita Higgins Willie Roy Hall Geneva Roberts Stella Rogers Blanche Sessions Betty Jo Mims Laura Hoffman Carol Thorr.os Martha Fronco Camille Deeter Alice Willioms Bernice Horne Margoret Turner Julia Mary Neef Moric Lewis Margoret Matthews Coro Shields LYMAN WILTSE MRS. LYMAN WILTSE LEILA JACKSON WILLIE RAY HALL Lough Hunter BOYS' CHORUS Shcrmon Sherrill Waters Benz Dunn Plono Delgado Professor Lymon Wiltse, Director Fernondez McClelland f r .• ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY LYMAN WILTSE W. R. Holi, Aldermon, Bottori, Bessis, Lewis, Melber, Roberts, Jockson, K. Wilts©, Borelli, Woters, Dunn, Burrows, Knight, Brown, Light, Shiver, Former, J. Shermon, Jr., Toylor, J. R. Hall, Pichord, Dobson, Henderson, Henriquez, Ailor. •Hi Dunn Burrows Martin McDonald Knight Nelson Peterson Light Shiver Liebmon Plcno Mixon Aldermon Neuwirth Young Queries DIRECTED BY UNIVERSITY OF f CHORUS DIRECTED BY LYMAN WILTSE Alderman, Gooper, Hunt, Emberton, Higgins, W. R. Hall, Mims, Hoffman, Thomas, Price, Roberts, Horne, Franco, Turner, J. Nccf, Lewis, Mooney, Rogers, Deeter, Matthews, Mathis, Sessions, Plono, Williams, Shields, Sherrill, McCIcllond, Sherman, Fernandez, Delgado, Benz, Lough, Hunter, Woters, Mortin, Lunsford. Thomos TAMPA BAND Hancock Lewis Woters Former Dunn Pichord Jockson Shermon Toy lor Gillett Brown Horris Monning J. R. Holl LYMAN WILTSE MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION NASH HIGGINS Director —WWW A scene from the proving grounds of the Sporton. Comp Owen Brorcin near Odessa where for the post three yeors the boys hove reported to moke their bids for positions on the sauad. THE 1938 FOOTBALL SEASON Sept. 23—Tampa vs. South Georgia Teachers. Tompa fans were pleasantly surprised by the effective deceptive offense that was displayed by the Spartans in this opening game. Chomp Williams scored the first touchdown with a run from the Teachers 30 yard line, crossing the goal standing up. The Spartans added five more tallies with Mandula mak- ing two of them. Final score: Tampa, 40—South Georgia Teachers, 0. Sept 24—Tampa vs. South Georgia College. The Spartans resorted to wide runs frequently and had little trouble downing South Georgia by a comfortable margin. Champ Williams and Paul Hance, who ran a kickoff back for 65 yards, were the chief offensive threats. Final score: Tampa, 29—South Georgia College, 0. The shot ot the left below shows thot touchdown ogoinst Cincinnati that was called bock. Mandula can be seen over the goal line behind two other Sportons. CHEER LEADERS BALL (Heod Leoder) BARDIN O'BERRV WALL HUNTER Oct. 7—Tampa vs. Miami. For the first time in five annual attempts the mighty Hurricane team finally humbled the fighting Spartans. Before a crowd of thirteen thousand the Miamians wore down the resistance of a stubborn Spartan and led by Captain Eddie Dunn soon began rolling up the score, with Touchdown Tommy booming in triumph at each tally. Fighting gamely, the Spartans managed to cross the Hurricane's goal line. The breok came in the second quarter s when Al Yorkunos blocked a quick-kick by Dunn and Phil Thomas scooped the boll up ond ran 30 yards to score. Finol score: Tampa, 6—Miami, 33. Oct. 15—Tampa vs. Cincinnati. In a true come-back style the Spartans showed up well against Cincy. Tampa easily outployed the visitors the whole gome after Cincy scored in the first quarter on a long run by Dixon. A long run by Williams put Tampa in position for a score which foiled to materialize when Mondula's fourth try was declared short by inches on o disputed decision. Finol score: Tampa, 6— Cincinnati, 7. The center picture shows Chomp Williams brushing off o Stetson blocker just before he stops McClelland. Yorkunos is seen bringing down c Hotter at the right. POGUE BROWN SIMMONS Oct. 22—Tampa vs. Florida Before o homecoming crowd of 10,000, the Spartans battled the Gators on better thon even terms for more than the first period before they succumbed to the superior manpower of Florida. A 40-yard pass by Spoto to Sleichter put the Spartans in scoring territory but the drive terminated on the one-yard line. Final score: Tampa, 0—Florida, 33. Noy. 5—Tampa vs. Boston University Playing at Boston, on the longest trip ever made by the Spartans, Tampa was vanquished by o superior team. Although the first to score by means of a sustained drive of sixty yards in the first few minutes of play the Spartans proved no match for the Terriors. Final score: Tampa, 7— Boston U., 31. Nov. 11—Tampa vs. Stetson Lyn Warren led the Hatters in piling up a lopsided score against the Spartans. The Stetson team showed the same power and versatility they displayed in their victory against Florida. Sleichter's punting saved the Spartans several times during the contest. Final score: Tampa, 0— Stetson, 42. _. Nov. 18—Tampa vs. Havana V A highly keyed Sportan put on o scoring spree to defeat the scrappy University of Hovano eleven. Dick Spoto's passes were deciding factors on most of the scores. The game was played under the floodlights at Phillips field before 6,000 fans. Final score: Tampa, 33—Havona, 0. Nov. 25—Tampa vs. Rollins The Spartan line bottled the Tar line to o standstill but timely posses by Rollins earned them the victory. Fine defensive ploy by Paul Alfieri, Al Yorkunas, and Jim Mandula were bright spots in the Spartan's per- formance. Final score: Tampa, 0—Rollins, 23. Dec. 3—Tampa vs. Western Kentucky The swan song of six Spartan seniors come in the tune of defeot against the strong Hilltoppers. Monucy scored the only Tompa touchdown on o poss from Spoto. Taking to the air, the Spartans completed 10 out of 27 tosses to no avail. Final score: Tampa, 7—Western Kentucky, 50. o SLEICHTER DRISKELL 1939 SPARTAN SENIORS POOTER' BILL OZZIE Poul Alfieri . . . this 175 pound, 5'6 Tampa linesman broke into the storting lineup in his senior year ... the fine brond of boll he ployed in the opening gome eorned him o regulor position ot left guord . . . his olert defensive work in the Rollins gome helped the Tompo line fight the Tor for- words to o standstill . . . won sfote A.A.U. light-heovyweight boxing crown in Miomi in 1938 ... on honor student. Bill Dmytryk . . . one of the most consistent performers ot end for the Red, Gold ond Block during the last three years . . . from Benld, Illinois, 5'11 toll ond weighing 160 pounds . . . o copoble defensive ploycr, his heod's up ploy enobled the Sporfcns to take on eorly leod over Boston University ... re- covered o Terrior fumble that set up the Tompo score ... he took an active part in intro- murols. Orris 8cynon ... on outstand- ing performer in the Sparton bockfield for three years . . . from Youngstown, Ohio . . . 5'1 1 tall his gome weight was obout 190 pounds . . . o copa- ble offensive blocker ond de- fensive player, he wos o good boll-corier os well . . . scored Tompa's lone touchdown in the Cincinnati gome . . . during the scoson he converted three times for points oftcr touch- downs . . . elected the Out- standing Intromurol Athlete for 1937-38. 1939 SPARTAN SENIORS Jim Mondula . . . weighing 190 pounds and stonding 6' in height, he was perhaps the best line plunger Tampo has ever hod . . . from Youngstown, Ohio . . . started out ot end but his speed and drive soon corned him o berth in the bock- ficld ... in 1938 he wos high scorer for Tompa with four touchdowns . . . remember the Cincinnati gome? ... in four ploys from the 9-ycrd line Jim corried to the 6-inch line. Richard Spofo ... the Spcr- ton's outstanding passer during the lost three years ... a fine running bock from Tampo, 5'9 toll ond weighing 170 pounds . . . few who sow the gome will ever forget the 95-yord run he made against Stetson in 1936 ... a clipping pcnolty brought the ploy bock to midfield . . . in the Florido gome he com- pleted a 42-yord poss to Slcich- ter . . . on intromurol officiol in his senior yeor. Al Yorkunos . . . 6'2 toll ond weighing 190 pounds, he leaves o big hole to be filled in the center of the line . . . from Youngstown, Ohio ... a sports- man with o fighting heart . . . he wos elected Little Four cen- ter in 1937 ond All-Stote cen- ter in 1938 ... in his senior yeor he wos nomed center on the second S.I.A.A. teom . . . he took port in many compos octivities os well os intromurol sports. The Sparton grid machine as it appeored of the opening of the 1938 footboll season. The hazards of one of the most difficult schedules undertoken by the Sportons dwindled this crew down by the close of the yeor to o scant two teams. THE 1938 SPARTANS Sitting: P. Alfieri, Williams Mandula, Filipski, Molina, O Beynon, P. Hance, Freedy, F. Comparato, Manucy, Dmytryk COACH HIGGINS COACH PIERSON Kneeling: Ott, Stokes, S. Alfi- eri, Brown, Woods, Mumbouer, Whitney, Landers, Simmons, R. Spoto, Thomas. Standing: Meyers, Sleichter, Yorkunas, Pittman, Pound Driskell, Lockman, Kinnard, Pogue, Rines. Coach Pierson, Coach Higgins. Bockfield, left to right: Koufmon, J. Comporoto, Benz, H. Beynon, Heoly. Line: Groy, Smehyl, Anderson, Josiuncs, Milsteod, Howell. THE 1938 BABY SPARTANS The 1938 yearlings traveled to Pensacola to finish on the losing end of a 7-6 score in their game with the Naval Air Base. A trip to the campus of the University of Miami Hurricanes resulted in a 13-0 loss to the freshmen team. The Baby Spartans fought the Rollins Frosh to a 0-0 standstill. The 1938 squad was coached by Earl Hatcher, former Spartan gridder. EARL HATCHER Freshman Cooch JACK GOODSON Monoger GREGORY LUCAS Troiner GEORGE K. STRAUS Business Monoger TRACK TEAM t The Vorsity and Frosh relay teams entered the Florida Relays at Gaines- ville after a short training period at Phillips Field. The frosh were the only ones to place for the Spartans in this meet. Tampa took second place in the A.A.U. meet at Phillips Field trailing the strong team from the University of Havana. Havana repeated the victory in the return meet in Cuba. Nosh Higgins, Coach Honce Mondulo Rine Willioms Hatch Delgado Dowell McClosky Heoly Koufmon Howell Fordyce Pot ton Alexander BASEBALL TEAM Miller Adams, Cooch Dohm Whitney Willioms Simmons Buchon Jimenez O. Boynon McCullough Alexonder F. Comporoto Hatch Zoiko Kolko J. Comporoto H. Beynon Fisher Pierce Anderson Coached by Miller K. Adams, the University of Tampa baseball nine playing as Independents put in its bid for future baseball supremacy in the college diomond circles of the state. The Spartans swamped the Stetson team 12-0 at DeLand. 'r-T' I MEN'S INTRAMURALS MILLER ADAMS Director INTRA- The intromurals program for men, directed by Miller K. Adams, was built around o six-team leogue of four froternity teams ond two non- frotermty teoms. About 84% of the regulor stu- dents took port in the 1 7-sport-progrom offered. Fine officiating by Mr. Adams, his assistants, ond volunteer officials made the 1938-39 scoson o most successful one. Results in sports completed ot the time the Moroccon went to press ore given below: TOUCHFOOTBALL The 1938 seoson opened with a slow start os wet weather coused the postponing of scvcrol touch- football gomes. Rho Nu Delto froternity took on early lead ond held it down to the finol gome with Sigmo Koppa Nu. The Skins took the leod in the first holf ond won 6-0. The victory gave them the chompionship by four-tenths of o point. Sigmo Koppo Nu and Rho Nu Delto, the two top teoms, ccch placed three men on the All-Stor team. The selections follow: Ends: Frederick, SKN, ond McMullen, SKN; guords: Luxenberg, TO, ond Clinton, SKN; center: La Fuente, RND; backs: Gutierrez, RND, Jimenez, RND, ond Wilson, BX. PING-PONG In the finals of the ping-pong tournoment Dick Sexton, seeded stor representing Bcto Chi, dc- feoted Hubert Mobley, Sigma Epsilon ploycr, 21 - 15, 21-9, and 21-7. Sexton went into the finols by defeating Corr, independent entry, while Mob- ley won over Comporato, BX ploycr. CROSS-COUNTRY Lincoln Dowell, SKN distoncc stor, won the two ond o holf mile cross-country run for the third stroight yeor in the time of 10:21.4. Oswold Delgodo, RND, and Jones, TO, finished second ond third. FENCING Roymond Mcbrcy, representing Sigmo Epsilon, de- feated Moyhcw Ingram, SKN ploycr, in the finals of the fencing tournoment to become the champ in this event. Score 5-3. -;?v U -r.- HORSESHOES The Beynon brothers, Howord ond Ozzic, both of BX, met in the horseshoe finols ond Ozzic, the reigning chomp, retoined his crown. VOLLEYBALL Beto Chi froternity took the vollcyboll chompion- ship by virtue of on undefected seoson. Eosy winners in oil their gomes the BX players showed o fine possing ond net gome. Rho Nu Delta finished in second place. SOCCER Wet weather, the Christmos holidoys, ond the DeSoto Exposition were instrumental in prolonging the soccer seoson from December to the deciding gome in April. Rho Nu Delto froternity become the chomps for the second successive yeor. Fine passing, excellent teamwork, ond tight defensive ploy prevented them from losing o single gome. SKN ond BX finished second ond third. TENNIS Dick Sexton, BX ping-pong chomp, completed his net sweep by dcfcoting Jock Alvorez, RND ployer ond former chomp, in the finals of the tennis tournoment. The score was 6-2, 6-2, 6-3. TRACK The intramural track ond field meet, held ct Phillips Field for the first time, wos won by Beta Chi with 65 points. SKN wos second with 26, ond TO third with 24 points. Lincoln Dowell, SKN runner, set o new record for the mile run with o time of 5:10. Fordycc, TO, wos the in- dividual stor with 12 points. He took first ploce in the shot-put ond jovelin ond nvos third in the 1 20-yord low hurdles. RHO NU Howard Alexander Sam Alfieri Jack Alvarez Mike Bacarela Mourice Cohen Joe Guitierrez James Kloy Severino La Fucntc Henry Moore Roy Pinch Fred Tromontono DELTA Poul Alfieri Broulio Alonso Ross Aquirri Alvoro Breijo Oswald Dclgodo Albert Jimenez Joe Loborbero Roymond Mabrey Bernord Neuwirth Aurelio Prodo Joe Villarosa SIGMA Glover Beozley Julian Betts Robert Clinton Arnold Donaldson Wolter Fredrick Moyhew Ingram Steven Krist Billy McMullen David Potton Earl Plano John Woinwright KAPPA NU Lem Bell Oliver Boynton Joe Di8ono Lincoln Dowell Jack Goodson Tom Johnson Carlisle Kyle Emory Mikell David Pinholster Sam Robinson Collins Whitehead SIGMA EPSILON Jomcs Dunn Douglos Gibson Trumon Hunter Raymond Moy Walter Mixson Harry Robertson Wendell Woters Alan Young Billy Ailor Williom Gaventa E. L. Hedrick Melvin Lough Orrie Milsted Hubert Mobley William Vincent 1 BETA CHI Ed Bornes Orris Beynon Fred Comporoto Williom Dmytryk Bcnjomin Filipski Jcmes Hockney Tom Hcoly William Jasunias Don McDonold Jim Mondulo Poul Myers Richord Slcichtcr Jim Ver Plonk Russell Wilson Alvin Yorkunos TAU OMEGA Eorl Coton Jacob Dunn Wiley Gipson Poul Honce Herman Handcock Williom Jones Harold McClellond Cloir Pittmon Kenneth Reid Henry Vest Robert Anderson Howord Beynon • Robert Coldwell John Comporoto Chorles Fcndig Horoce Hockney j, Eorl Hotcher Ed Howell John Koufmon Poul McClosky Fred Monucy Richord Sexton Dudley Townc Dovid Webb John Holl Corl Dohm R. B. Fordycc Ronold Graf Albert Hand Virgil Horris Milton Luxemburg Wilmot Poxton Richord Powell Phillip Shields Ben Wotkins Managers RND—Joe Gutierrez SKN—Walter Frederick BX—Poul McClosky TO—Horold McClellond SE—Billy Ailor INTRAMURAL MANAGERS VICTORY SONG To the Tempo University we pledge our foith Striving onward for honor end fome. To our college, to our teommotes wc ore olwoys true. And we'll cheer and we'll fight for nomc Hcor cur wor cry, hear our motto, hear our song of praise. We will cheer, we will fight, we will win, On you Sportons! On to Glory, on to Victory, To the red, block, ond gold be true. CAMPUS SONG We cheer for joy supreme for college ond our teom. We love the campus green, enchanting river scene. Mcm'ries of golden doys, to thee our voices raise. Hip, hip! Hoo-roh ond sis boom bah For University of Tompo. ALMA MATER Stcodfost ond true, sing we thy praise, Alma Moter, free. Proud beat our hearts end oil our doys we'll roisc song to thee. We'll go on to love ond proisc thee, and be ever true. Hoil our glorious Almo Motor, Hail our Tompa U. SHORT YELL Roaoaaoay Roh Roh Sportons! Hi—(lost name) Hi—(ony name) Hi Ccoch Hi Higgins Hi Hi Coach Higgins! THE WAIL Ooooh Teom Ooooh T eom FIGHT! 3 T YELL T T T A A A M M M P P P TAMPA TEAM A TAMPA FIGHT! FIFTEEN RAHS RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH TEAM! TEAM! TEAM! GO, SPARTANS, GO Go, Spartans, Go Go, Sportons, Go Hit 'Em High Hit 'Em Low Yeah Sportons Let's Go! FIGHT YELL FIGHT SPARTANS FIGHT FIGHT SPARTANS FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT GIRLS' SPORTS RUTH MOFFATT Director ■■I The Vorsity basketball team opened the season by entering the City League Tournament, in which, after winning four out of six games, they were ceded a place. Throughout the entire tournament the University team was pointed out for its strict regard for all of the rules governing good sportsmanship. The Varsity also made a creditable showing in the two games played against Brooksville, one of which was a return game. In this series the position of roving center, provided for under the newest basketball rules, and previously unknown to the team, wos held down remarkably well by Grace Moore. The highlight of the season, however, came on February 9th, when the team made a trip to Southern College, in Lakeland. The game marked the be- ginning of what is hoped will turn out to mean annual participation in inter- collegiate games. GIRLS ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ MOORE JAMESON PRATT HIGGINS VARSITY BASKETBALL i Grace Moore, oil-state guard in her high school days, will be back to play her last year for the Varsity. It was Grace's skillful playing that was greatly responsible for the team's wins this year. The team will suffer at the loss of Jane Pratt, forward, who graduates in June. Rita Higgins, who knows how to roll up the scores for Tampa U. has won her place on next year's Varsity, as have ''Mickey'' DeWolf and Jackie Jameson, accurate forwards. For the guard positions on the team, Celeste Dervaes, Frances Alderman, and Emma Jane Sacrey have already proven their consistency. Among the Freshmen who will be eligible to play next yeor can be found plenty of good moterial. Of these, Jackie Wells, forward, looks most promising. Louise Griffin, Kitty Ann Sweat, Lois Thomas, have also played some good gomes. Basketball fans will re- member the ploying of Freshmen Gloria Gutir- rez, Phyllis Flanagan, and Louise DeLoach. VARSITY FRANCO PRATT TENNIS The girl's varsity tennis team tied St. Petersburg on our home courts. Franco, No. one player for the Spartan- ettes and Verdyck, who was ploying for Pratt won their singles matches. ii ; I � ! Voreity ALVAREZ ALDERMAN SACREY DERVAES JAMESON WILSON Freshmen SEGALL MENENDEZ DIAZ SWEAT GRIFFIN HIGGINS VOLLEYBALL TEAMS SPORTS ALDERMAN SWEAT TEAM In the doubles motches Fronco and Alderman lost by a close margin but Sweat and Verdyck took their match to even the score and tie the meet. The return match was scheduled to be played in St. Petersburg. GOLF TEAM Varsity SEGALL JAMESON ALDERMAN SACREY F. SESSIONS MATHIS INTRAMURALS Keen interest in intramural sports is maintained through the tournament competition of the five entered teoms; Alpha Gamma, Delta Kappa, Sigma Theta Phi, Freshmen, and Plebettes. The program includes the following sports, named in the order of their appearance on the schedule; Shuffleboord, volleyball, basketball, track, tennis, diamondball, and swim- ming. INTRAMURAL STANDINGS VOLLEYBALL DELTA KAPPA ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA THETA PHI BASKETBALL SHUFFLEBOARD SIGMA THETA PHI PLEBETTES TRACK DELTA KAPPA SIGMA THETA PHI DELTA KAPPA ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA THETA PHI PLEBETTES PING PONG DELTA KAPPA DELTA KAPPA ALPHA GAMMA DIAMONDBALL PLEBETTES DELTA KAPPA SIGMA THETA PHI FRESHMEN JONES C. NEEF PEDERSON MOONEY THOMAS PLEBETTES SIGMA THETA PHI LEWIS T. MORGAN DEWOLF MOORE HIGGINS KINGSLEY PRATT JAMESON O'BERRY KEATING GRIFFIN SULTENFUSS MATHIS GUTIERREZ S. MORGAN HORNE WILSON JOLLEY GIRLS' INTRAMURAL DELTA KAPPA ALPHA GAMMA DERVAES ALDERMAN DIETRICH KINSMAN B. SESSIONS DELOACH SEGALL DIAZ F. SESSIONS HODGSON ALVAREZ MARTINEZ VERDYCK SWEAT NICKOLS LAFUENTE WEBB SACREY LAZZERA MENENDEZ TEAMS Freshmen ELVIRA MOONEY Plebettes GRACE MOORE Sigma Theta Phi MICKEY DEWOLF Alpha Gamma MARGIE SEGALL Delta Kappa EMMA JANE SACREY INTRAMURAL MANAGERS SWIMMING TEAM Higgins F. Sessions NATURAL DANCING ATTRACTIVE JOHN HALL BLANCHE SESSIONS I DELIGHT Nothing delights Porter more than o good stiff diagram which mokes his economics classes swoon with curiosity. Some of the chalk talks turn out to be lovely surrealistic pictures. Assembly without the 313 Masquer announcement just wouldn't be as- sembly. Truman Delights in telling convocation that the dramatic club meets such 'n such . . . etc. Two hundred idiots can't be wrong. The fact that the studes here enjoy jooking is no Ferdinand! Blowing your own horn is certainly an idiot's delight. A lot of hot air passes through that pipe. A mirror is bound to spell delight for a co-ed. Beth Hornsby is happy about the whole thing. This seems to be a jam and cram session too. 250 pound Emory Brown admits that his special delight is in consuming four square meals a day. The food shown is evidence enough. Jam and Cram Sessions are typically idiot's de- lights with Frances and Blanche. The first five weeks and five days they jam, the last day they cram. I NTELLECTU AL '.ul; STELLA ROGERS AL YORKUNAS A FRATERNITY A SADIE HAWKINS DAY—IN REVERSE BETTER GIT GOIN - THE SKIN9 ARE k A'COM IN ' BUT AM DO NOT CMOOSE TO RUN PUUITPMR Lest we forget . . . CASTLES IN SPAIN” Directed by Mrs. Connolly, Dr. Hinckley, Miss Moffott, Mr. Wiltse The story hinges on the imagined discovery, in the Tompo Museum, of o Vose which hos the power to reproduce events which happened four hundred years before, if it is ploced in o certain position. The Vose brings bock from the past Dolores, lovely daughter of one of De Soto's captains; o Spanish soldier from De Soto's ormy; and on Indian of that period. All of these characters meet ond mingle with University students of today; but when the Vose is moved out of position they disappear. CAST Dr. Horotio Appleby Elizobeth Appleby. . Dolores Rosello. . . . Mercedes Menendez. Elmer Smith.......... ...........Billy Ailor .......Betty Jo Mims .......Delia Pacheco .......Mortho Fronco .......Lincoln Dowell A Student............. DeSoto Soldier...... George Whitman. . . . Richard Dennis...... Manuel Rodriguez . . . Kathleen Molone. . . . . . .Mortimer Lunsford ..Xovier Connello . ..Trumon Hunter .....Al Yorkunos . .Oswald Delgado Morionno Harrison DANCING AND SINGING CHORUSES . . . Hoffman, Price, Turner, Neef, Lister, Mathis, Krist, Pinholster, Sultenfuss, Griffin, Wilson, McClosky, Benz, Beynon, Lough, Hunt, Silvo, Emberton, Gooper, McClelland, Sherrill, Dcrvocs, Dickinson, Plano, Castro, B. Sessions, F. Sessions, Socrey, Sweat, Frederick, McMullen, O'Berry, Bordin, DeWolf, Kingsley, Verdyck, Mills, Myers, Hance, Ingrom, Jameson. A NIGHT IN HAWAII JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET-38 While the South Seo moon shone through the open roof of the Dovis Islands Country Club, the Junior Closs ployed host to the Seniors ot the annual banquet and dance. Hawaiian dancers, coconut palms, guitars, beat of drums, the shower of blossoms, flowered leis, and menu carried out the theme. Betcha havn't played this since you were leg length to a grasshopper. Guess the owners of all those selected knees on the extreme edge up obove. KNEE-HI ANSWERS It oin't whot you see, it's the how you see it. Never- theless legs is legs. Put 2 ond 2 together ond whot hove you? 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