University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1941 volume:

EX LIBRIS 1Q41 Yearbook of the UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA Produced By THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 FRANCES MATHIS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF R. B. FORDYCE BUSINESS MANAGER THE 1941 MOROCCAN I .1 4 THE 1941 ' ‘ lOVOO V-V i MOROCCAN 36132 Foreword And now it's June again! We have reached the end of a full college year—not just any year, but the year 1941. We leave its memories bound be- tween the covers of this Moroccan. If sometimes in the years to come upon reopening this book, you can recapture for a little while the feel of the life here at Tampa U., the 1941 Moroccan will have achieved its purpose. DEDICATION This book is proudly dedicated to one whose profundity of thought has taught us how to live more completely; whose vital personality, and priceless sense of humor have shown us what education can be—Harry Dobson. DMtNIST CLASSES ORGANIZATio Sports FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS BOARD OF TRUSTEES W. P. ADAMSON JOHN G. ANDERSON, JR. H. P. BAYA KARL K. BICKEL R. J. BINNICKER CHARLES F. BLAKE CARL D. BROREIN JOHN H. BOUSHALL J. A. GRIFFIN GEORGE B. HOWELL FRANK D. JACKSON D. B. McKAY KENNETH I. McKAY ERNEST MAAS J. S. MIMS JAMES E. MOONEY J. W. MORRIS, JR. V. V. SHARPE DAVID E. SMILEY JOHN B. SUTTON JAMES T. SWANN S. E. THOMASON JAMES H. THOMPSON C. MILO VEGA. JR. ROLAND A. WILSON Bttsah . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . DR. JAMES E. MOONEY PRESIDENT Ed.D., L.H.D., Sc.D. DANIEL S. SANFORD DEAN AND REGISTRAR A.B. Yale College, 1924; M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University, 1931; Ph.D. ibid, 1934. (• D. EDISON BUNTING Assistant Dean and Associate Professor of Education B.S. Sam Houston State Teachers College, 1932; M.A. University of Texas, 1933; Ph.D. Course Requirements Completed, Columbia University, 1940 I GEORGE K. STRAUS Purchasing Agent and Diroctor of Maintenance and Supplies LL.B. Stetson University MILLER K. ADAMS Instructor in Physical Educa- tion and Faculty Consult- ant to Fraternities B.S. University of Tampa. 1935; Graduate Student, New York University D. BEATRICE ALLGOOD Instructor in English B.S. Massachusetts State Col- lege, 1925; M.A. Columbia Uni- versity, 1933 GUY G. BECKNELL Professor of Physics B.S. Northwestern University, 1904; MS. ibid, 1905; PhD. Clark Univorsity, 1911 KENNETH K. BERRY Assistant Professor of Philosophy A.B. Amherst College, 1930. A.M. George Washington Uni- versity. 1936; Ph.D. Univorsity of Virginia, 1939 • FACULTY DONALD D. BODE Professor of Chemistry B.S. Southwestern University, 1929; M S. University of Vir- ginia. 1938; Ph D. ibid, 1934 NORMAN BORCHARDT Instructor of Art Grcduate, Art Institute of Chi- cago, 1912; Elected Member, So- ciety of American Artists BLANCHE CAHOON Instructor in Public School Art Potsdam State Normal, New York; Rochester Art institute. New York; Leland Stanford Uni- versity ELIZABETH CONNALLY Instructor in Spokon English O.B. Curry School of Expres- sion, Boston, 1917; Graduate Student, ibid, 1919 MAURICE B. CRAMER Associate Professor of English A.B. Princeton University. 1931; A M. ibid. 1934; Ph.D. ibid. 1937 MINNA CAROLINE DENTON Professor of Home Economics A.B. University of Michigan, 1900; A.M. ibid. 1901; Ph.D. ibid. 1937 HARRY M. DOBSON Instructor in Piano. Stringed Bass, and Music History Damrosch Orchestra. 1918; Pupil of Buldrini, 1930 ELLIS FREEMAN Assistant Professor of Psychology A.B. Harvard University, 1921; A.M. ibid. 1922; Ph D. Frank- furt am Main (Germany), 1929 F AC U LTY FLORENCE GRAY Instructor in Public School Music B P.S.M. Indiana State Uni- versity, 1925; M S. ibid, 1933 MARY HAVERSTICK Instructor in Piano Graduate Diploma. Juillard School of Music, 1931; Postgraduate Di- ploma. ibid, 1933; Graduate Juil- lard Graduate School, 1938 ROBERT KASRIEL Instructor in Mathematics B.S. University of Tampa, 1940 JESSE L. KEENE Instructor in History and Government A.B. Vanderbilt University, 1927; A.M. Peabody College, 1937; Graduate Student, ibid RUSSELL KING Instructor in Journalism A B University of Florida, 1923; Graduate Student, ibid 1923; Graduate Student, Uni- versity of Missouri, 1924 OTTO P. KRAUS Associate Professor of Modern Languages A.B University of Southern Cali- fornia, 1928; M.A. University of Virginia, 1930; Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, 1938 C. HERBERT LAUB Professor of History A.B. DePauw University, 1921; M.A. University of Wisconsin, 1922; Ph D ibid. 1929 JOSEPH N. LEINBACH Associate Profossor of Business Administration B.S. Franklin and Marshall Col- lege, 1927; M.A. Harvard Uni- versity, 1930; Ph D. candidate, Columbia University FACULTY w. porter McLendon Associate Professor of Economics A.B. Birmingham-Southern College, 1929; A.M. Universi- ty of Virginia, 1930; Graduate Student, University of Minne- sota CAROLINE A. MELBER Assistant Professor of Home Eco- nomics and Dean of Women B.S. Florida State College for Women. 1934; M S. ibid. 1938 RUTH MOFFATT Instructor of Women's Physical Education and Faculty Con- sultant to Sororitios B.S. Poabody College, 1928; A.M. ibid. 1932 LOUIS ALVAREZ-NAVA Y VEGA Instructor in Spanish A.B. University of Oviedo, Spain, 1908; B.S. Ecolo de Chimic, France, 1911 STEPHEN F. PARK Assistant Professor of Music Theory A.B. University of Nebraska, 1929; M.M. University of Mich- igan, 1937; Graduate Student, University of Michigan School of Music WALTER M. PEARSON Instructor in Biology Ph.B. Emory University, 1918; M.S ibid, 1930; Graduate Stu- dent, Cornell University WILLARD B. PHELPS Associate Professor of Geology B.S. University of New Hamp- shire, 1934; M.A. Ohio State Uni- versity, 1936; Graduate Student, ibid M. C. RHODES Professor of Mathematics B S Mississippi State Teach- ers College, 1923; M.A. Pea- body College, 1927; Ph.D. ibid, 1930 FACULTY CORNELIUS S. STEINBERG Instructor in Latin and Grcok A.B. Tulanc University, 1923; M.A. Princeton University. 1924; Graduate Student, Harvard University CHARLOTTE ANNE THOMPSON Librarian REUBEN D. WEBB Associate Professor of English B.S, Alabama Polytechnic Insti- tute, 1897, M.S. ibid, 1898, Grad- uate Student, University of Chi- cago LYMAN WILTSE Director of Music and Asso- ciate Professor of Voice and Violin Pupil and Assistant of Wil- liam Shakespeare, 1918-1921; Pupil of Frank Simon and of ven Kreisler; Formerly Con- cert Master, Kansas City Symphony Orchestra; Minis- ter of Music, Ninth Street Baptist Church. Cincinnati, Ohio, 1928-1938 A. G. WUERTZ Instructor in Engineering Drafting Ohio State University DAVID L. ZIELONKA Instructor in Old Tostament and Sociology A.B. University of Cincinnati. 1925; B.H. Hebrew Union Col- lege. 1926; Habbi. ibid.. 1929 ALEXANDER L. P. JOHNSON Guest Professor in Political Science A.B., College of the City of New York, 1911; A.M. Georgetown Uni- versity. 1929; Ph D ibid.. 1931 JAMES L. LEE Instructor in Aeronautics B. of Aero-Eng., University o: Minnesota, 1935; Graduate, Air Corps Advanced Flying School, Texas. 1939 FACULTY ELIZABETH CONE Instructor in Education EDNA HODGES Instructor in Education BEN J. FINMAN Instructor in Engineering Drawing NOT PICTURED MYRON CRANDALL Instructor in Marine Design LOUISE HUNTER Instructor in Education JAMES A. MORTLAND Instructor in Engineering Drawing JAMES H. HARPER Instructor in Engineering Drawing and Assistant in Aeronautics STEPHEN E. KORAN Instructor in Engineering Drawing MRS. LYDIA BERG OSSORIO Instructor in Business Education MAX L. RAFELD Instructor in Business Administration REVEREND RYAN LEE WOOD Instructor in New Testament Literature MISS MARGARET HYATT Bookkeeper MRS. L. K. LOOMIS Executive Secretary MARY GIL CORTINA Instructor in Conversational Spanish B.S., Florida State College for Women, 1931 RAFAEL M. YBOR Instructor in Latin American History Bachillcr en Artes y Letras, University of Havana, 1895; Academic Equivalent Diploma, University of State of New York, 1896 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARK BALL President MARGIE SEGALL Vico-Prosidont CELESTE DERVAES Secretary A A MARX JOHN BALL. JR. Tampa, Florida Ha rhetor of Science Major. Chemistry; Minor, English; Tau Omega, President 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 4; Phi Society 3; Cheerleader 1, Head Cheerleader 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Athletic Manager 3, 4; C.A.A.., Primary and Secondary Pilot 3, 4; Morocccn Freshman Editor 1, Sophomore Editor 2, Sports Editor 3; Student Council Vice-President 4; President Senior Class; Junior Rotarian 4. Junior Class Representative 3; Quill Club 2, 3. Election Com- mittee 2; Assistant in Biology Department 2: Who's Who in American Universities and Collogcs 3; Senior Hall of Fame 4 FRANCES LEIGHTON ALDERMAN Bradenton, Florida tar hr lor of Art Major, Music; Minors, English, History; Delta Kappa, Parliamentarian 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Dcan'3 List 3. 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Freshman Intramural Manager; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Volleyball 1, 2; Tennis Team 1. 2; 3, 4; Women's Tennis Champion 1, 2, 3; Moroccan Class Editor 3, 4; Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Junior Class Vice-President, Freshman Guidance Court 2; Yacht Club 1; Baptist Stu- dent Union, Executive Council. Chorister 4, Treasurer 3. 313 Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, String Quartet 4; Operetta 2; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 3, 4; Court of Royalty 3; Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity Daughter 2; Senior Hall of Fame 4 ★ ★ ★ T X X 'K CLYDE RICHARD BERGWIN Chicago. Illinois Bachelor of Science In Education Major, History; Minor. English; Tau Omega; Augustine Col- lege, Rock Island, Illinois, 1. 2, Associate Editor Minaret 4, Publicity 4; Quill Club 3. 4 MARY GENEVIEVE BORELLI Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Art lglish; Minors, History, Latin, Education; Pan-Hellenic Representative 4; Brush and Club 2. 4. 313 Masquers 4 Alpha Pclette ARTHUR EDWARD BURROWS New Smyrna 3each, Florida Bachelor of Arte Major, Music; Minor, Social Studies; Sigma Kappa Nu, Par liamontarian 3, Secretary 4, Intramurals 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Alpha, President 3. Vice-President 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 3 JOHN DAVID BRANDENBURGER Meriden, Connecticut Bachelor of Science in {(lucatiou Major, Social Studies; Minor, Psychology; Tau Omega, Vice- President 4; Blue Field Junior College 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Champion Intramural Basketball Team; Operetta 3 ★ ★ ★ ★ CONSTANCE SESSIONS BYARS Tampa, Florida iiacholor of Scicncr in Education Majors, Elementary Specialization, Art; Minor. English; Dean's Lmtl; Honor Roll 1; Chorus. Quill Club; Brush and Palette Club. Vice-President 4. La Tortulia; International Relations Club ROSALIE LILY CACCIATORE Tampa, Florida inchdor of Arts Major, Social Studies; Minor, French; Honor Roll 3; Dean's List 3; Methodist Student Organization, Executive Council Representative 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ KATHERINE ANN CAPPELLO Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Spanish; Minor, Social Studies; Alpha Gamma, Vice- President 4; Pan-Hellenic Representative 1; Intrainurals 1, 2; La Tertulia XAVIER FRANCIS CANNELLA Tampa, Floridch Bachelor of Science in Education Majors, Secondary Specialization, Spanish, Social Studies; Minors, Physical Education, Psychology; Rhc Nu Delta. Vice- President 4, President 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track Team Manager 2; All-Star Football Team 4; La Tertulia 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Physical Education Club 3, 4� Program Committee 3; Operetta 2 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ OLIVE VALENTINE CASTRO Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Spanish; Minor, Social Studios; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Easkctball 1, 2, 3; La Tertulia; Orchcsis Club; Baptist Stu- dent Union; Froshman Court Judge 2; Operetta 2 MARY LOIS CRESPO Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Art; Minor, History; Alpha Gamma; Imramurals 1, 2; Art Club; La Tertulia i ★ ★ ★ ★ CELESTE ELIZABETH DERVAES Tampc, Florida jBachelor of Science in ltu iues Adminint ration Majors, Business Admmistralion. French. Deltc Kappa; Honor Roll 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4. Volleyball 1, 2; Bcsketball 1; C.A.A. Government Aviation Class; First girl in the South Jo solo; Florida A.A.U. Track Meet 2; Ideal Deltc Kappa Pledge; Delta Kappa Sergeant-at-arms 2; Correspond- ing Secretary 3, 4; Secretary of class 1. 4; Freshman Prom Sponsor; Sopho- more Hop Sponser; Homecoming Sponsor 4; National Intercollegiate Fly- ing Club, Vice-President 3, 4; Royal Court 2; Operetta 2; Business Admin- istration Club, Secretary 4; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 4, Senior Hall of Fame DELTINA DIAZ Tampa, Florida Itacholor of Science in Education Majors. Elementary Specialization, Social Studies; Minors, Spanish, English; Alpha Gamma; Dean s List 2; Pan-Hellenic Representative 2; Alpha Gamma Treasurer 3; Freshman Vol- leyball Team; Varsity Volleyball Team 4; La Tcrtulia ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FLORENCE MACKEY FLANDERS Macon, Georgia Bachelor of Arts Major. English; Minor. Social Studies; Sigma Theta Phi; An- drew Junior College 1, 2; Glee Club 1. 2; President 2; Chorus 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2. 3. 4; 313 Mcsquers 1. 2; Prom Chairman 1, 3; Class President 2; Advisory Council 4 ODESSA BERTHA DIETRICH Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major.-?. Elementary Specialization, Physical Education; Alpha Gamma. President 4. Intramural Manager 3; Honor Roll 2; Dean's List 1, 3; Phi Society 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Varsity Volleyball 2, 4; Varsity Burketbull 2, 4. Art Club. 4; 313 Masquers 4; Physical Education Club 3, 4; La Tertulia I. 2; Orchesis Club 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ JUANITA GUERRA Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major. Spanish; Minor, Enqlish; Siqma Theta Phi, Intramural Manager 4; Intramurals 2; Ellen H. Richards Home Economics Club 4; La Tertulia 1. 2, 3. 4 JOHN S. GOODSON. JR. Tampa. Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Social Science; Minors, History, English; Sigma Kappa Nu; Secretary 3; Vice-President 4; Pan-Hellenic Representa- tive 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Manager of Athletics 2, 3, 4; Moroccan Sports Editor 3. 4; International Relations Club. Program Chairman 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ 'flr fr ir BETTY HODGSON Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Physical Education; Minors, English, Sociology; Delta Kappa; Intramurals 1. 2; Varsity Basketball Team 2. Varsity Volleyball Team 2; Operetta 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Orchesis Club 3, 4; Physical Education Club 3, 4 JACKIE EULAVEE JAMESON Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education .Major, Home Economics; Minor, Chemistry; Sigma Theta Phi, Pledge Advisor 2; Intramural Manager 3, Vice-President 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Sports Editor of the Minaret 3, 4; Moroccan, Women's Sports Editor, Organizations Co- Editor 4; Home Economics Club, Press Reporter 3 ★ ★ ★ ★ . FRANK P. MANISCALCO Tampa, Florida Bachelor Of Science in Butine$� Administration Majors, Business, Accounting; Minor, Social Studies; Rho Nu Delta, President 4; College of the City of Now York 1, 2; Honor Roll 3; Intramurcls 3, 4; Manager of Spartan Baseball Team 3; Minaret Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Charter Member of Accounting Club, President 4; International Relations Club; Charter Member of Busi- ness Administration Club, Operetta 3; Annual award made by Rho Nu Delta Alumni to outstanding member of the active chapter 4 ANNA MARY LAZZARA Tampa. Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, History; Minor, Spanish; Alpha Gamma; Pan-Hellenic Representative 3; Vice-Prosidont 3; Treasurer 4; Ir.tramurals 1, 2; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter 3 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I. WILLIAM MARTIN Avon Park, Florida Bachelor of Science in IS utillfsx Ad mini ! ration Major, Business; Minor, Journalism; Tau Omega, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Parliamentarian 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, Minaret Ex- change Editor 3; Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Phi Alpha Band Fraternity, Vice-President 4, President 4; Class President 1; Business Administration Club, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Representative to Student Council 4 LUCIE LEE MARSH Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arht Major, English; Minor, Journalism; Delta Kappa, Parliamen- tarian 3; Minaret. Associate Editor 3, Editor 4; Moroccan, Feature Editor 3, Circulation Mcnager 4. Alternate President of the Florida Intercollegiate Press Association 4; 313 Mas- quers 4; Quill Club, Secretary 4; Brush and Palette Club 2, 3, 4; Secrotary of tho Junior Class; Membor of tho Homo- coming Welcoming Committee 4 r r MARY FRANCES MATHIS Haines City, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major, History, Minor. Music; Delta Kappa, Reporter 2, Vice- President 3. President 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Minaret Stall 1; Moroccan Typist 1, Sports Editor 2, Organizations Editor 3. Editor-in-Chief 4; Yacht Club 2; Chorus 1. 2; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Chairman of Freshman Guidance Court 2; Senior Hall of Fame PAUL JOHN McCLOSKEY Boston. Massachusetts Bachelor of Science Major, Chemistry; Minors, 3iology, English; Beta Chi; Intra- mural Manager 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Handball Champion 1. 2, 3, 4; Sophomoro Representative ir. the Student Council, Treasurer; National Intercollegiate Flytng Club 3, 4, President 3, 4; C.A.A. Government Training. Operetta 1; Royal Court 2 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ DOLORES MENENDEZ Tampa, Florida Bach «lor of Art Majors. History. Spanish; Minors, English, Education; Alpha Gamma. President 3; Pan-Hellenic Representative 1. 2; Intra- murals 1. 2. 3. 4; Freshman Volleyball Team; Varsity Volley- ball Team 4; La Tcrtulia 3, 4 AGNES MARIE MITCHELL Winter Havon, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, English; Minors, Social Studies, History, Psychology, Sigma Theta Phi, President 4; Par.-Hcllcnic Council 4; Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Society; Moroccan Stalf, Faculty Editor 3. Associate Editor 4; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 4; Senior Hall of Fame k k k k r ★ SARAH ELIZABETH MORGAN Tampa. Florida ISac irlor of Science in Ethical inn Major, Homo Economics; Minor, Chemistry; Sigma Theta Phi, Sec- retary 2, Vice-President 3; Dean's List 1. 2, 3; Intramurals 1. 2. Charter Member of Brush and Palette Club, Chairman of Board of Directors 3. Charter Member oi Mathematics Club; Charter Member of Ellen H. Richards Home Economics Club, Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, Secretary 4; President of Florida Association of Student Home Economics Clubs 4: Home Economics Laboratory Assistant 2. 3, 4 PAUL LAWRENCE MYERS Grove City, Ohio Bachelor of Science in Education Majors, History, Physical Education: Minor, Social Science, Beta Chi, Treasurer 3, President 4, Pledge Captain 2; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil President 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3; All-State A.A.U. Team 3; 3aseball 3; Ir.lrainurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Freshman Guidance Court Judge 2; Physical Education Club 3, 4; Recreation Room Proctor 4, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3; Senior Hall of Fame ★ ★ ★ ★ yr ■ r x ■ VIRGINIA LUCILLE RICHELIEU Torpon Springs, Florida Bachelor of Science in R duration Major, Education; Minor. English; Delta Kappa; Hood School for Girls, Frederick, Maryland, 1, 2; Baptist Student Union; Young Women's Association JOSEPHINE REBECCA PRICE Tarpon Springs, Florida Bachelor of .Iris Major, Music; Minor, English; Intramurals 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; International Relations Club, Secretary 3, 4; 313 Masquers, Vice-President 4; Yacht Club 1; Baptist Student Union, Executive Council 3, 4; Young Women's Association; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Lion's Club Pianist 2, 3. 4; Pilot Club Pianist 4; La Tortulia ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ LUSGAN ALPS RODDYE Chattcnooga, Tennessee Bachelor of Science Major, Geology; Minor. Business Administration; Dean's List 2. 3. 4; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 4 ALTON LUTHER RINE Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Music; Minor, History; Football 2; Track 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Phi Alpha Band Fraternity VIRGINIA MAE SCHNECK Piant City. Florida Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major, Business; Sigma Theta Phi; Florida State College for Women 1; University of Alabama 2, 3; Ellen H. Richards Home Economics Club. Theta Upsilon National Sorority a! the University of Alabama EMMA JANE SACREY Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major. English; Minor, Mathematics; Delta Kappa; Intramural Man- ager 2, 3, Secretary 4; Honor Roll 3; Dean's List 1, 2, 4; Charter Member of the Phi Society 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Varsity Volley- ball 1. 2, Varsity Basketball 1, 2; 313 Masquers 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Cast Director 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Assistant to Grand Marshall in Graduation Exerci3C3 3; Operetta 2 ★ ★ ★ ★ 1 TT MARGIE SEGALL Tampa, Florida liuchrlor of Science In litluculinn Majors, Elementary Specialization, English; Minor, Psychol- ogy; Alpha Gamma, Intramural Manager 2, Secretary 3; Pan- Hellenic Representative 4; Honor Roll 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 4; Froshman Volleyball Team 1; Varsity Volleyball 4; Minaret Reporter 4; Vice-President ol Senior Class; L.I. Degree 2 FRANCES GRAY SESSIONS Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major, Chomistry; Minors, Biology, English; Delia Kappa, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Treasurer 3, 4; Dean's List 1; Swimming Team 1, 2; Moroccan Circulation Manager 3, Feature Editor 4; Baptist Student Union, Executive Council 3, 4; Ellon H. Rich- ard’s Home Economics Club 4; Orchesis Club 4; Secretary ol Freshman Class; Program Chairman of Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Operetta 2, 3, 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ THEODORE RICHARD SLEICHTER Scotland. Pennsylvania lincholor of Art in Saturni Art Major, History; Minor. English; Beta Chi, Sergeant-at-Arms 3. Vice-President 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Archery Champion 4; Horse-shoe Champion 3; Swimming, 100-Yard Dash; T Club 2, 3. 4; Senior Hall ol Fame ALBERT SMITH Dade City. Florida Hachrlor of Art Major, English; Minor, Mathematics; Sigma Kappa Nu: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges 4 w ■ EVA ESTELLE SMITH Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Majors, Elementary Specialization, English; Minors. Psychol- ogy, Social Studies; Norma! Diploma 3; Dean's List 1; Bap- tist Student Union 3, 4, La Tortulia 4; International Relations Club 3, 4 ZENO WILSON STALNAKER Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Art Major, Mathematics; Minor, Spanish; Tau Omega; Pan-Hellenic Council 2, Secretary 3; Mathematics Club, Vice-President 3; La Tertulia, Vice-Presidont 3; Methodist Student Organization, Presi- dent 4; Assistant Laboratory Instructor in Physics 4; Toastmaster of the Junior-Senior Banquet 3; President of the Sophomore Class; President ol the Junior Class; Tampa University Representative in the Florida Student Government Association 4; Prosidont of thto Student Body 4; Senior Hall of Fame GENEVIEVE VERA SULTENFUSS Tampa, Florida liachelor of Science in Home. Economics Major, Home Economics. Minor, Chemistry, Sigma Theta Phi, Secretary 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3; Minaret Reporter 4; Brush and Palette Club 2; Ellen H. Richards Home Economics Club, Treasurer 3, 4 ERNESTINE DRUMRIGHT TAYLOR Tampa, Florida liachclor of Science in Education Major, English; Minor, Spanish; Dean's List 4 UNUS FREDERICK UPSON. JR. Tampa. Florida Bachelor of Science Major, Geology; Minor. Mathematics; Tau Omega Charter Momber; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Swimming Team 2; C.A.A.. Primary and Secondary THEOPHILOS N. TSANGARIS Tarpon Springs, Florida Bachelor of Science in Buninexx 1(1 min iniration Majors. Business. Accounting, Minors, Education, Greek; Business Administration Club: International Relations Club; Assistant to the Professors in the Business Administration Department ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ LAURA ELLEN WEBB Tampa. Florida Bachelor of Science in Itducntion Majors, Elementary Specialization. History. Government; Minor, English; Delta Kappa, Sorgcant-at-Arms 2; Dean's List 1, 2 ALLAN FRANCIS YOUNG Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Majors. Economics, Mathematics; Minors, Physics, English; Dean's List 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Minaret Staff 3; 313 Masquers 1. 2, 3. Reporter 3; Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-President 3; Quill Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; International Relations Club 2; Mathe- matics Club 2; Tir Rune 2, 3; Band 1. 2, 3; Operetta 2, 3 C4. V ★ ★ ★ ★ NELL CLEMONS Tampa, Florida WILMA DEMPSEY Tampa, Florida SAM BESSIS Tarpon Springs, Florida SENIORS WILLARD DRISKELL Fori Meade, Florida JACOB DUNN Atlanta, Georgia PHYLLIS FLANEGAN Tampa, Florida WALTER FREDERICK Tampa, Florida SUZANNE JACKSON Tampa, Florida OLGA MARTINEZ Tampa, Florida ELVIRA MOONEY Tampa, Florida SENIORS ORRION SCHLICHTER Tampa, Florida LIGIA VEGA Tampa. Florida FRANK V1LLAROSA Tampa. Florida SENIORS CATHERINE WHITESIDE Tampa. Florida JACK WILLIAMS Tampa, Florida QUENTIN WILLIAMS Tampa, Florida JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. B. FORDYCE President ROBERT ANDERSON Vice-President JAMES WHITEHEAD Sccrotary i ROBERT ANDERSON DORIS AKARD CHARLES BARROW HOWARD BEYNON 1942 ★ ★ ★ LOUISE BLEDSOE OLIVER BOYNTON MARY COLLURA JACK DROMEY PLACIDO FERNANDEZ YOLONDA FINNEY JAMES DUNN LEE DUNCAN 1942 ★ ★ ★ LULA BLAKE GIBSON BILL GAVENTA R. B. FORDYCE TOM HEALY GLORIA GUTIERREZ MARIE HAUSRATH LOUISE GRIFFIN 1942 ★ ★ ★ ED HOWELL JIM HUBER PRISCILLA HUNT TOM JOHNSON MARIE LEWIS NORMAN LIGHT JOHN KAUFMAN MARY MERLE JONES 1942 BETTY McCORD MARY ELEANOR MERCER EMORY MIKELL JOE MILLS 1942 I ★ ★ ★ HILDA PELAEZ MIRIAM QUARLES BILL READ GENEVA ROBERTS POLLY ROBINSON KATHERINE SCHIRO MARY SEARS MARIE SHERMAN 1942 ★ ★ ★ CORA SHIELDS WALTER SHIVER ANN SIMPSON KITTY ANN SWEAT CARROLL THOMAS FRED TRAMONTANA HENRY VEST JOHN WAINWRIGHT 1942 ¥ DAVID WEBB COLLINS WHITEHEAD JAMES WHITEHEAD ROBERT WILSON BERNICE WOLF SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BEVERLY BOND Vice-President JEWEL FERNANDEZ Secretary TOM ALBERS President MILTON ADAMS TOM ALBERS VAL ANTUONO RUDOLPH BARKER BETTY BERLIN BETTY BERWANGER BEVERLY BOND GUILIA BOTTARI ROBERT BRETZ WALTER BROWN WILLIAM CLEVENGER 1943 ★ ★ FRANK COOPER ROBERT CROSS f i � 1943 ★ ★ MARGARET DAVIS RUSSELL DIXON HELEN ELSBERRY JEWEL FERNANDEZ WILLIAM FRICKE ELSIE GILL REX GOODE MAXINE GRAF ANNE MARIE HARGON LOUIS HAUSRATH WILLIAM HAYES WILLIAM HEBERT NOUNA HITCHCOCK JOHN JARDINE JACK KING WILLIAM KNOPKE CARL LAUTHER MARY LAURA LINDSAY CLARENCE LOVEJOY MARY EVELYN McCLUNG GLENN McRAE NITA MEDINA 1943 ★ ★ LAWTON METCALF FLORENCE MOORE 1943 ★ ★ RUTH MORGAN VIRGINIA MORRIS NORMA MYERS KATHRYN PERDICARIS SHERMAN REED AIDA REINA FRANK ROOD JAY SANDERS VICTOR SCHELL ALICE LEE SEWELL CHARLES SLOCUM STEVEN SOLAK KATHERINE TANNER DOROTHY THONNESEN CLAYTON TITTSWORTH OLGA VALDEZ WILLIE MYRNA WALLACE WANDA WATERS WILLIAM WEBB HOWARD WESTLEY 1943 ★ ★ ALICE JUNE WRIGHT FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS RUSSELL BLOSS BETH HOTCHKISS Vice-President President FRANCES ALEXANDER JACK ARMSTRONG ELEANOR BAILLIE MALCOLM BEARD 1944 ★ HILDA BETHEA DONALD BEVIS RUSSELL BLOSS DOYLE BLUEMLE MARY CANTRELL HAZEN CARLTON JOE CERMANO 1944 ★ MAELMA COWLEY JACK DAYAN ELIZABETH EDWARDS EVELYN FERNANDEZ PAUL FERNANDEZ BILL FISHER WALLACE HAGUE ALMA HANSON BEN HATCHER DOROTHY HILL BETTY HOLTON MARJORIE HOMAN BETH HOTCHKISS BETTY MAE JOHNSON DOROTHY ANN KELLEY RUSSELL KERSEY MARY CATHERINE LEFLER MARILYN LEVY 1944 ★ f DAISY LEWIS DOROTHY MARETT 1944 ★ Caroline McDowell WILLIE IONE MERCER JOYCE MUELLER MARION NEIL JEAN PRYOR JOSEPHINE PULLARA NORMA ROLLINS GLORIA RUNTON LESTER RYALS WILLIAM SCHWARTZMAN ROBERT T. SMITH LOLA ANN SPARKMAN JOHN TANNER CLAYTON TAYLOR JEANNE WEBB MARY WILLIAMS MERRIWETHER WILLIAMS KATHERINE WOHL 1944 ★ RICHARD WOZNIAK EDWARD WRIGHT MURIEL YARBROUGH 1944 ★ STUDENTS NOT PICTURED SENIORS BOND GILES Tampa, Florida PAUL HANCE AMEGDA JACK Tampa, Florida Tampa, Florida LORENA JENKINS Tampa, Florida CLAIR PITTMAN Tampa, Florida ODIE WILLETT Tampa, Florida STUDENTS NOT PICTURED (Continued) OTTIE C. ABBOTT SARAH BARNES VINCENT BARSDIS JOHN BITTMAN TED BRAVAKIS ELLIOT BROWN JOHN ANDREWS WALTER BEASLEY CARL BROREIN GEORGE BURNHAM JIM CALHOUN WILLIAM B. CHANCEY PHILIP DiBONA JAMES FORSGREN LAWRENCE E. GRIFFIN OLIVE BARTHOLOMEV MERVIN BEATTIE JOHN BEDINGFIELD JUDITH BENSON ROBERT BOWEN JOHN BURDART SIMON CIVJAN JOHN CLEMENTS HENRY COLLINS JIM DANIEL EARL DICKEY GERMAINE DuFOREST WALLACE DUNN EDWIN ERICSON FRANK FAGAN JULES FANTEL JOHN FAVATA JUNIORS MILAN BUCHAN PAUL BYARS JOHN COMPARATO VICTOR HATCH ALBERT JIMENEZ RICHARD JUBY ANTHONY KOLKA SOPHOMORES EILEEN GUTIERREZ WINELLE HARTLEY RUTH HOFFMAN ARNOLD HOLMES GEORGE JACK GREGORY LUCAS JOSEPH MAGADON JOE NIMO JACK PAINTER WALLACE PEPPER FRESHMEN JOHN FLANDERS ERNEST GARRISON NANCY GUINTA EUGENE HAGERMAN HENRY HARDIN ROBERT HENRY JOHN HUSKJSSON JOHN IPPOLITO COLLINS JOHNSON JULIAN KEATING JACK KELSEY WILLIAM LASSAN FRED LENFESTEY JACK LUNDEN J. MARCHETTA BILL MYERS ED RAYERMAN CHARLES REY JACK LIEBMANN JACK NEWLANDS CECIL REED KATHLEEN SHUMWAY WILLIAM WHEALTON WASILY ZAIKO ERNEST POST HENRY RAINES CLARENCE READ PERCY SPENCE ROBERT STEPHENS MORTIMER TORRES JOE VASQUEZ THOMAS WANG FLOYD WOLFE PAUL RIPPA MELVIN RIZZIE DOTTIE ROSENFARB ARTHUR SCHIRO ROBERT SCHROEDLER RICHARD SCHWARTZ DANIEL SHAW ERNEST SIEK JACK SMITH FRANK STRANER FLEMING THORNTON WARREN WATSON HENRY WEECH SIDNEY WEINER BILLY WESTER BILLIE WILKINSON EUGENE YOUNGS ORGANIZATIONS A STUDENT COUNCIL PURFOSE: To create and foster a proper school spirit, to promote the general welfare of the University, and to encourage loyalty in its student body. President................... Vice-President.............. Secretary-T reasurer........ Senior Representative. . .. Junior Representative....... Junior Representative....... Sophomore Representative. Sophomore Representative. Freshman Representative... .....Zeno Stalnaker ..........Mark Ball Frances Alderman ........Billy Martin R. B. Fordyce .......Bill Gaventa . .Kathryn Perdicaris .........Tom Albers . Beth Hotchkiss QUILL CLUB ROSS AGUIRRE MARK BALL GLORIA RUNTON OFFICERS Yolonda Finney............ Lucie Lee Marsh........... Allan Young............... Dr. Cramer................ ...... President ......Secretary ......Treasurer Faculty Advisor MEMBERS BILL WHEALTON JIM HUBER MIRIAM QUARLES CLYDE BERGWIN BERNICE WOLF JOSEPHINE PRICE THE MINARET LUCIE LEE MARSH Editor-in-Chief W1NELLE HARTLEY Business Manager RUSSELL KING Faculty Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Clyde Bergwin............................Associcte Editor Mary Merle Jones...........................Society Editor Olga Martinez.............Assistant Society Editor Tom Johnson.................................Sports Editor Hob Harper........................Assistant Sports Editor Margie Segall........................Girls' Sports Editor Yolonda Finney..........................Cartoonist BUSINESS STAFF Louis Hausrath........Assistant Business Manager Evelyn Fernandez.............Circulation Manager REPORTERS: Allan Young, Evelyn Fernandez, Alice June Wright, Jimmy Whitehead, Bettie Berlin, Dottie Rosenfarb, Herman Hancock, Jay Sanders, Jim Huber, Ted Bravakis, Wasily Zaiko, and Lola Ann Sparkman. Jackie Jameson Frances Alderman Frances Sessions David Webb Dr. Cramer Beverly Bond Jack Goodson Lola Ann Sparkman Mary Merle Jcnes Norma Myers THE MOROCCAN Frances Mathis........ Marie Mitchell........ Dr. Mcurice B. Cramer. . Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Faculty Advisor Mary Collura v EDITORIAL STAFF Bernice Wolf...... Yolonda Finney.... Frances Sessions. . Jackie Jameson Jimmy Whitehead Marie Sherman Jack Goodson...... Norma Myers....... Frances Alderman. . David Webb........ Beverly Bond....... Lola Ann Sparkman Billie Wilkinson.. .........Literary Editor ..............Art Editor ..........Feature Editor . . .Organizations Editors .....Girls' Sports Editor .....Boys' Sports Editor ......... Faculty Editor .....Senior Class Editor ......Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor . .Freshman Class Editor ..................Typist BUSINESS STAFF Mary Collura Gloria Gutierrez Mary Merle Jones Mervin Beattie Alice Lee Sewell Louis Hausrath Glenn McRae Carl Brorein Theo Tsangaris Alice Loo Sowell Gloria Gutierrez Louis Hausrath Theo Tsangaris OF 1941 R. B. Fordyce..........................................................Business Manager Carol Neef........................................Assistant Business Manager Lucie Lee Marsh.....................................................Circulation Manager BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB Faculty Advisor, Joseph N. Leinbach OFFICERS President................. Vice-President............. Secretary................. Treasurer................. Public Relations Chairman ....David Webb .....Billy Martin .Celeste Dervaes Percy Spence Jimmy Whitehead Hilda Bethea Jacob Dunn Phyllis Flanegan Alma Hanson Ben Hatcher Marjorie Homan Tom Johnson Richard Juby MEMBERS Norman Light Frank Maniscalco Lester Ryals Cora Shields Edward Wright John Tanner Dot Thonneson Fred Tramontana Theo Tsangaris Joe Vesquez Jeanne Webb Jimmy Whitehead Catherine Whiteside LA TERTULIA Founded 1938 Colors, Gold and White; Flower, Jasmine Faculty Advisor, Mr. Louis A. Nava OFFICERS ................Olga Martinez .............Gloria Gutierrez .................Ross Aguirre ..............Xavier Cannella President...... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer...... Constance Byars Katherine Cappello Olive Castro MEMBERS Mary Collura Deltina Diaz Juanita Guerra Anthony Kolka Dolores Menendez Marie Sherman Eva Smith Zeno Stalnaker Olga Valdez ELLEN II. RICHARDS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB DR MINA C. DENTON Faculty Advisor Colors, Yellow and V hite Flower, Jonquil Faculty Advisors, Dr. M. C. Denton, Miss Caroline Melber MISS CAROLINE MELBER Faculty Sponsor President..... Vice-President Secretary...... Treasurer...... OFFICERS ..................Mary Sears ..................Ellen Rice .............. Sarah Morgan .........Genevieve Sultenfuss Mary Leifler Wilse Liner MEMBERS Jackie Jameson Frances Sessions Maelma Cov ley Mildred Simmons Lucille Bull Lorraine Nicholson Bettie Berlin Aida Reina Helen Burv anger Louise Bledsoe Dolores Jev el Nita Medina Juanita Guerra AVIATION CLUB Founded 1940 Faculty Advisor, Dr. D. D. Bode OFFICERS ................Paul McCloskcy ................Celeste Dervaes ..............Clynn Fosnaught ......................Jack King MEMBERS John Ayala Bill Knopke Oliver Boynton Gregory Lucas John Brandenberger Hubert Mobley Carl Brorein Bill Webb Wilmot Paxton President..... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer...... - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sponsored by Carnegie Foundation for International Peace Chartered 1937 Faculty Advisor, Dr. C. H. Laub OFFICERS President......................... Vice-President.................... Secretary-Treasurer............... Reporter.......................... Program Chairman.................. .. .R. B. Fordyce Carroll Thomas Josephine Price . . .Carl Lauther . . Jack Goodson Constance Byars Olive Castro Ben Hatcher MEMBERS Ellen Knight Marie Lewis Milton Luxemberg W. P. McLendon Richard Schwartz Alice Lee Sewell Eva Smith Theo Tsangaris Bernice Wolf BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Faculty Advisor, Mr. Lyman Wiltse OFFICERS President..................... First Vice-President........... Second Vice-President......... Secretary...................... Treasurer...................... Baptist Student Representative Sunday School Representative Chorister..................... Pianist........................ ........Bill Gaventa Mary Eleanor Mercer .......R. B. Fordyce .....Margaret Davis ........David Webb ... Alice June Wright .... Frances Sessions .. . Frances Alderman .....Josephine Price Members constitute all students who are Baptists PURPOSE: To achieve a three fold coop- erative enlinkment between the students, the college, end the church. , 36132 METHODIST STUDENT ORGANIZATION Faculty Advisor, Dr. K. K. Berry OFFICERS President....................................Zeno Stalnaker Vice-President........................... Lula Blake Gibson Recording Secretary..........................Mary Merle Jones Corresponding Secretary..........................Cora Shields Treasurer...............................................Jimmy Whitehead Executive Council Representatives...........) Beverly Bond ) Lily Cacciatore Members constitute all students who are Methodists PURPOSE: To serve as a connecting link between the University student body and the local churches. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS President...................... Quentin Williams Vice-President................................John KauJman Secretary...........................Louise Griffin Treasurer...........................Howard Bey non Bill Clevenger John Comparato Odessa Dietrich Eileen Gutierrez Ed Howell A1 Jimenez MEMBERS Marilyn Levy Stanley Moore Bill Head Cecil Reed Norma Rollins Alice Lee Sewell Frank Straner Kitty Ann Sweat Jeanne V ebb BRUSH AND PALETTE CLUB President..... Vice-President Helen Berwanger Constance Byars Maelmci Cowley Odessa Dietrich OFFICERS . .. .Marie Sherman Corresponding Secretary .. .Constance Byars Recording Secretary.... Treasurer....................Elsie Gill Jewel Fernandez John Flanders Anno Mario Hargan Jack Lunden MEMBERS Mary Evelyn McClung Lucie Lee Marsh Olga Martinez Elvera Mooney Sarah Morgen Marion Neil Catherine Ortmcycr Miriam Quarles .. Bill Webb Nell Clemons Ena Robb Alice Lee Sewell Betty Wellacotl Lorraine Wertheim ORCHESIS CLUB Faculty Advisor, Ruth Moflatt OFFICERS President............................Bettie Berlin Vice-President...................Kitty Ann Sweat Secretary........................Yolonda Finney Treasurer .......................Jewel Fernandez Guillia Bottari Olive Castro MEMBERS Mary Collura Odessa Dietrich Louise Griffin Nouna Hitchcock Frances Sessions PURPOSE: To promote interest in all forms of the dance. Lyman Wiltse. Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Billy Martin.................................President Arthur Burrows..........................Vice-President David Webb...................................Secretary Jacob Dunn...................................Treasurer Robert Bretz Russell Dixon James Dunn Bill Fricke MEMBERS Louis Hausrath Bill Hayes Norman Light Glenn McRae Page Nichols Alton Rine Charles Slocum Steve Solak P. A Spence, Jr. James Taylor William Webb Jack Williams ALPHA PSI OMEGA Chartered 1S37 — Flower, Violet Grand Director. Director........ OFFICERS Mrs. R. P. Connally Sub-Director...... .Emma Jane Sacrey Business Manager. . . . .Allan Young .Yolonda Finney MEMBERS Ella Beth Laird Ann Simpson William Fricke Priscilla Hunt 313 MASQUERS Chartered 1935 Colors, Purple and White s Flower, Violet OFFICERS Priscilla Hunt....................President Josephine Price........First Vice-President Jimmy Whitehead. . .Second Vice-President Norma Myers.......................Secretary Bill Fisher.......................Treasurer MRS. R P. CONNALLY Faculty Advisor 1 he Play is the Thing” The 313 Masquers, one of the most active extra-curricular organi2ctions on the campus, has a limited membership, awarded only after try-outs held each semester. Candidates are judged on voice, interpretation, abandonment, and memorization. By virtue of a point system based on stage production, acting roles, and general loyalty. 313 Masquers may achieve membership in the honorary dramatic fraternity. Alpha Psi Omega. Productions during the last year include First Lady, and Brief Music. Judith Benson Donald Eevis Howard Beynon Mary Borelli Odessa Dietrich Jewel Fernandez Yolonda Finr.ey Eileen Gutierrez MEMBERS Ann Kelley Ella Beth Laird Daisy Lewis Elizabeth Mathis Miriam Ouarles Bill Read Emma Jane Sacrev Jay Sanders Anne Simpson Bernice Wolf Allan Young ALPHA GAMMA Founded 1936 Chartered 1937 Colors, Green and White President..... Vice-President Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Kenneth K. Berry OFFICERS ....Odessa Dietrich Secretary....... Katherine Cappello Treasurer....... Sergeant-at-Arms..........Olga Martinez Flower, Chrysanthemum .Mary Collura Anne Lazzara MEMBERS Berwanger Clemons Dempsey Holton Medina Borelli Crespo Diaz Marett Menendez Runton Schiro Sherman Yarbrough NOT PICTURED Casal Gutierrez •Erwin ‘Mathis •Piazza Wellacott Pledges BETA CHI Colors BLACK AND WHITE Flower WHITE ROSE Faculty Advisor DR. C. H. LAUB OFFICERS President......... Vice-President. ... Secretary.......... Treasurer.......... Sergeant-at-Arms. Publicity Manager Pledge Captain... ......Paul Myers Richard Sleichter .. John Kaufman ... .David Webb ......Ed Howell . .William Fisher ....Val Antuono Founded 1933 Chartered 1933 Anderson Antuono Bey.non ‘Bluernle Duncan 'Fernandez Smith MEMBERS Fisher ‘Hague Healey Solak NOT PICTURED 'Bowen Tosnaught Read, C. •Christy 'Gentry Rippa •Clements ‘Knight 'Schiro DUnn Newlands Spoltoro Howell Mills Moore Tanner McCloskoy Read, W. Ryals •Straner 'Slraub Thornton Youngs Pledges I DELTA KAPPA Flowers Red and White Carnations Colors Red and White Faculty Advisor, Mrs. R. P. Connally , OFFICERS President..............................Frances Mathis Vice-President.......................Lucie Lee Marsh Recording Secretary..................Emma Jane Sacrey Corresponding Secretary.......................Celeste Dervaes Treasurer.....................................Frances Sessions Founded 1933 Chartered 1933 OFFICERS Pan-Hollenic Representatives Phyllis Flanogan. Mary Merle Jone3 Scrgeants-at-Arms Yolonda Finney. Elsie Gill Parliamentarian Frances Alderman Roporter Priscilla Hunt Historian Mary Sears Intramural Manager Kitty Ann Sweat ■■■■■I MEMBERS Mary Cantrell Jewel Fernandez Alma Hanson Dorothy Hill Beth Hotchkiss Suzanne Jackson Ann Kelley Jean Pryor Virginia Richelieu Lola Anne Sparkman Carroll Thomas Bcrnico Wolf RHO NU DELTA Colors, White and Rose Faculty Advisor, Louis A. Nava Flower, Red Carnation President........ Vice-President. .. Secretary....... Treasurer......... Sergeant-at-Arms Pledge Captain OFFICERS ...............Frank Maniscalco ...............Xavier Cannella .................Albert Jimenez ..............Fred Tramontana ..................Ross Aguirre ...........'......Rudy Barker Founded 1S35 Chartered 1935 MEMBERS Cermeno Tramontana Aguirre Dayan Villarosa NOT PICTURED Abreu Delgado Magadan Diaz Goldberg I SIGMA KAPPA NU Founded 1933 Colors, Silver and Black RA3BI DAVID ZIELONKA Faculty Advisor President....... Vice-President. . Secretary....... Treasurer....... Parliamentarian Pledge Captain OFFICERS ...............Walter Frederick ..................Jack Goodscn ................Arthur Burrows ...................Frank Cooper ..................Jack Williams ...................Page Nichols Beard Bloss Boynton Carleton Hausrath Huber Johnson Light Metcalf Mikell Smith Tittsworth Wainw right Webb Whitehead Williams. M Williams, Q. Wozniak NOT PICTURED Beasley DiBona Johnson Shaw Betts Fagan Kelsey Stephens Cook Henry Rcy SIGMA THETA PHI MISS CAROLINE MELBER Faculty Advisor Colors, Blue and Silver Flower, Red Rose MISS CHARLOTTE ANNE THOMPSON . . Sponsor OFFICERS President....................... Vice-President.................. Secretary........................ Treasurer........................ Pan-Hellenic Representative...... Reporter......................... Parliamentarian.................. ......Marie Mitchell ......Jackie Jameson Genevieve Sultenfuss ....Gloria Gutierrez .......Beverly Bond ..Anne Marie Hargan .. . Florence Flanders Founded 1934 Chartered 1934 Beverly Bond Juanita Guerra Lorraine Nicholson Alice Lee Sewell MEMBERS Florence Flanders Anne Marie Hargan Elva Parodie Dorothy Thonnesen Maxine Gral Sarah Morgan Norma Rollins Wanda Waters Louise Gridin Marion Neil Virginia Schneck Catherine Whiteside NOT PICTURED Mildred Allison Sarah Barnes Rita Higgins Dorothy Wadsworth Billie Wilkinson TAU OMEGA Chartered 1936 Colors. Rose and Blue Flower, Red Rose Faculty Advisor, W. B. Phelps OFFICERS President...................................Mark Ball Vice-President....................John Brcndenberger Recording Secretary...................Jimmy Whitehead Corresponding Secretary.................R. B. Fordyce Treasurer.................................Jacob Dunn 'Armstrong Bergwin Bretz ‘Brown Clevenger Driskoll Fisher Goode Hatcher 'Hayes Lauther Lovejoy Martin McRae Rood Shiver Slocum Stalnaker, Z. Upson Vest •Wilson Beattie Ericson NOT PICTURED 'Hudson •Mara no •Weech •Bittman ‘Flanders Jack ‘Pepper ‘Whit© Byar3 ‘Fonto Kolka ‘Stalnaker, L. ‘Zalmano ‘Cameron •Hatch Lassan •Watson ‘Zelenski Pledges PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The purpose of the Pan-Hellenic Council is to promote equity and justice, and to create a spirit of amity between the Greek letter organizations. OFFICERS Paul Myers, Beta Chi..........................President Walter Frederick, Sigma Kappa Nu.........Vice-President ,11 Phyllis Flanegan, Delta Kappa.................Secretary Jacob Dunn, Tau Omega.........................Treasurer Marie Mitchell, Sigma Theta Phi Beverly Bond, Sigma Theta Phi Walter Shiver, Tau Omega Mary Merle Jones, Delta Kappa Odessa Dietrich, Alpha Gamma Mary Borelli, Alpha Gamma David Webb. Beta Chi MEMBERS Jack Dayan, Rho Nu Delta Joe Cermeno, Rho Uu Delta Jack Goodson, Sigma Kappa Nu APPLIED MUSIC Frances Alderman Jack Armstrong Beverly Bond Olive Bartholemew Russell Bloss Sam Bessis Arthur Burrows Olive Beebe Constance Byars Mark Ball Hazen Carleton Florence Flanders William Fricke Bond Giles Maxine Graf William Hayes MIXED Marie Hausrath William Knopke Daisy Lewis Mario Lewis GIRLS’ CHORUS CHORUS Florence Moore Norma Myers Virginia Morris William Martin Glenn McRae Josephine Price Geneva Roberts Gloria Runton Maurine Robles Orrion Schlicter Alice Lee Sewell Carles Slocum Walter Shiver Katherine Tanner John Trusler Carroll Thomas Dorothy Thonnesen William Webb Wand a Waters Howard Westley BOYS' CHORUS University of Tampa Hand Lyman Wiltse. Director Frances Alderman James Dunn Marie Lewis Walter Shiver Jack Armstrong Francis Fagan Jack Liebmann Charles Slocum Val Antuono Yolonda Finney Norman Light Steve Solak Sam Bessis Clynn Fosnaught William Marlin P. A. Spence Charles Borrow William Frickc Glenn McRae Robert Stephens Beverly Bond Wallace Hague Ruth Morgan Katherine Tanner Robert 3retz Herman Hcncock Paigo Nichols Wanda Waters Walter Brown Anne Marie Hargan Miriam Quarles William Webb Arthur Burrows James Huber Alton Rine David Webb Mary Cantrell Louis Hausrath Geneva Roberts Jack Williams Hazen Carleton Marie Hausrath Frank Rood Mcrriwcther Williams Russel! Dixon William Hayes William Schwartzman Richard Wozniak John Dromey Russell Kersey Alice Lee Sewell Howard V estley Jacob Dunn Daisy Lewis Daniel Shaw Allan Young . Universi Frances Alderman Sam Bessis Russell Bloss Beverly Bond Robert Bretz Arthur Burrows Mary Cantrell Mary Collura Russell Dixon Jacob Dunn Yolonda Finney Clynn Fosnaught William Fricke Wallace Hague Louis Hausrath STRING QUARTET Marie Lewis First Violin Frances Alderman Second Violin Bill McCullum Viola Bill Hayes 'Collo Tampa Orchestra William Hayes Glenn McRae Geneva Roberts Charles Slocum Robert Stephens Marie Lewis Ruth Morgan Frank Rood Steven Solak Katherine Tanner Norman Light Paige Nichols V alter Shiver P. A. Spence Richard Wozniak 'J STRING QUARTET Sam 3essis First Violin Frank Rood Second Violin Bill McCullum Viola Bill Hayes 'Cello String Trio Lyman Wiltse Violin Mary Haverstick Piono Kathleen Wiltse ’Cello SPORTS v MEN’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Flucie Stewart 1940 SPARTANS FOOT Front Row: C. Read, Fordvce, Mc- Closkev, Hatch, Hance, Kaufman, Comparato, Moore, Anderson, Holmes, Straner, Bravakis. Second Row: Clevenger, Healey, Stout, Raines, Buchan, Albers, Driskell, Wolfe, Zaiko, Newlar.ds, Mills, Barsdis. Back Row: W'illiams, Howell, My- ers, Sleichter, Pittman, H. Levin, Kolka, Beynon, M. Levin, Fisher, Brandenberger, B. Read. Not Pictured: Reed. 1940 Sept. 14—Appalachian: Fresh from their training camp high in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina the Spartans journeyed to Boone to take on a highly rated Mountaineer eleven. However, the Teachers were able to score only twice, the first coming as a result of a lucky long pass. Beynon plunged over for the Spartan tally. Final—Apalachian 13, Tampa 6. Sept. 27—Stetson: Alter battling to a scoreless tie for the first fifty-nine minutes of the game our boys finally crashed into the win column. They moved ninety-nine yards in four plays to humble the Hatters. Our Champ intercepted a Stetson pass on his own one- yard stripe. Then Levin heaved three passes to Howell, the last connecting for a touchdown. Final—Tampa 6, Stetson 0. Oct. 5—Florida: The Spartans fought the heavily favored Gators to a standstill in the first half. How- ever, superior reserve strength soon began to tell and the weary Spartan line began to crack after a fluke safety on a kick-off cost them two points. It was a bitterly fought game as evidenced by the free-for all in the second half. Final—Florida 23, Tampa 0. Oct. 11—Miami: Once again Miami produces a power- house attack that completely bewilders the Spartans. Scoring in the first, third and fourth quarters the Hurricanes pound- ed the Spartan line relentlessly. Tragedy struck in the Orange Bowl when Paul Hance, Spartan back, was tackled by three Hurricanes while returning a punt, and suffered a cracked vertebra. Final— Miami 27, Tampa 0. BALL LETTERMEN John Comparato Paul McCloskey Tom Albers Bill Read John Kaufman Floyd Wolfe Frank Slraner Clair Pittman Clarence Pug Read Andy Anderson Jack Newlands Vic Hatch Quentin Williams Ted Bravakis Paul Myers Dick Sleichter Milan Buchan Anthony Kolka Bill Fisher Wasiley Zaiko Stanley Moore Paul Hance Cecil Reed Ed “Dixie Howell Howard Beynon R. B. Fordyce Willard Driskell SEASON Oct. 18—Rollins: Going over, around, and through the bat- tered Spartan line Messrs. Hardman, Ling- erfelt, and Co. staged a track meet at Tampa's expense. Brilliant passing set up scores in every quarter. Final—Rollins 39, Tampa 0. Oct. 26—Georgia Teachers: The Tampans finally hit their wir.nnig stride to crush a valiant Teachers team. After Williams took the opening kickoff for a touchdown it was Tampa all the way. Final—Tampc 64, Georgia 14. Nov. 2—Stetson: The Hatters evened things up by taking the Spartans into camp in the second game of their series. A hot day and a poor field slov ed up the Spartan attack. Highlight of the game was Champ Wil- liams' ninety-five yard runback of the second half kickoff for a touchdown. Final—Stetson 19. Tampa 13. Nov. 8—Oglethorpe: Playing like demons inspired the Spartans rolled over the Stormy Petrels like the tide. Our boys were led by Quentin, Champ Williams who turned in a sensational dis- play of broken field running to hit the touchdown trail five times. Outstanding feature of the game was the downfield blocking of the Tampans, who kept the Petrels splattered on the turf all night. Comparato and Strancr also scored on long runs. Final—Tampa 52, Oglethorpe 0. Nov. 22—Rollins: Once again the smoothest small college football team it has been our privilege to see, humbled our Spartans. Combining deception and power with a bewildering aerial attack the Tars scored four times. Champ accounted for the lone Spartan tal- ly. Straner brought the crowd to its feet repeatedly by racing for gains around Lit- tle All-American Lingerlelt's end. Final— Rollins 20, Tampa 5. .� BABY SPARTANS 1941 Hardin. Myers. Cooksey Here are the fellows who act as chopping blocks for the Varsity all season. The squad has some excellent material in it and promises to send some first rate players to the Varsity. Moosey did a great job in de- veloping these boys from high school players to college timber and deserves lots of credit. The boys didn't win any of their games, but what the heck—we all had a good time. Marchetta, Bowon, Wooch Coach Manucy CAP'N HANCE OUR BAND Breaking a neck in Miami didn't keep Paul Hance from coming to the Rollins game to act as captain Hero's our band at Stetson whore they captured the crowd's fancy with their swing tunes Here aro our high-stopping Drum Majorottos. They mako a protty eyefull. don't they? What would a football game be without our cheerleaders to organize our pop and A shot of our starting line-up. How would Thcso guys and gals' specialty was you like to face these guys in a game? jitterbuggin' for the stands when the band Plenty tough. I'll say. swung out Here's our squad at training camp in North Caro- lina. Boy. did wo have a time running up and down mountains while practicing! Tho one that got away. A Tar catches a pass over the Tampa line for a touchdown. I Fumbicl 1941 SENIORS SO LONG FELLAS Well, boys, it looks as if we have come to the trail's end at last. For four years you have labored to have your pictures on this page, and here it is—a signpost designating the parting of the ways. But before you leave us we want you to know that though memories may grow dim you will never be forgotten. We, the student body, appreciate all that you have done for our University. Your labor, sweat and blood have done much to push Tampa into the respected position which it now occupies. This was accomplished only by hour on hour of practice under a broiling sun or on a muddy field. So don't think we have the idea that football is played just one night a week. We know that it's not the gay party some think it is, so we once again say thanks for your endeavors, and remember that you'll alv ays be Fighting Spartans. Champ’ John Brandenberger — 5' 11 — 180 lbs. This guy is the clown prince of football. We may not come out on top always, but if Brandy is there we'll be happy. Underneath his clowning is a smooth loose-hipped runner and a vicious blocker—he likes to throw a football but would rather throw the bull. He's a product of Meridan, Conn., and is a good man to have on your side. Brandy hopes to be a salesman of anything after graduation. Paul Hance — 5'10 —180 Ik One of the hardest driving ai most elusive backs we ha1 ever seen run. Paul met v i a serious mishap in Miami lc season. Driving into three hi: ky Hurricanes, he fractured vertebra. 3ut he's up and d ing O.K. now. Biggest footfcx thrill was playing Florida f the first time. He got off sever beautiful runs in this game. A other Tampa lad, Paul is loo ing forward to a nice, long re We'll miss ya, Chop-Chop. Brandy' SENIORS 1941 Quentin Williams — 5' 10” —■ 165 lbs. Champ has been one of the big guns in the Spar- tan attack for the last three years—one of the best brok- en-field runners ever devel- oped in this state—also an | excellent defensive back— thrilled by scoring five touch- downs against Oglethorpe. Replacing the Champ is one of Coach Stewart's biggest problems. Received honor- able mention on Little All- American squad. A Tampa boy, the Champ plans to coach. i t Slick Richard Sleichter—6'T—190 lbs. A very dependable man to have on the flank. Dick's playing made opposing sig- nal callers think twice before calling a play around his end. You could see his grin from one end of the field to the other. Got a great kick out of going high in the air to snatch passes. Hailing j from Scotland, Pa., Slick is another one who is hoping for a nice long rest. Paul Myers—6'—180 lbs. An- other good boy to have on the end of your line. Also played in the center position, and efficiently too. Biggest football thrill came as a Freshman, when the under rated Spartan Frosh knocked over a greatly publicized Miami Freshman team in the newly built Orange Bowl. A native of Bexley, Ohio, Paul has his eyes set on a coach- ing job when he graduates. “Chop-Chop' Paul 1941 SENIORS Sally Clair Pittman—6'1 —185 lbs. Another utility man who played tackle, guard, or cen- ter—one of those fellows who take a delight in making op- posing linemen look and feel foolish. Get most fun out of a game with Havana in 1938. Pitt is another product of Tampa and will be hard to replace in the line. ;Plans to enter the business world. Paul McCloskey—5'11 —180 lbs. A smooth running back who helped prove that beef isn’t all that counts. A block- ing boy who enjoyed taking care of would-be tacklers when one of his buddies was lugging that rock. Coming from Eoston, Mac intends to study medicine when he graduates. Dri Willard Driskell — 6'2 — 198 lbs. A man who served equally well in the tackle or guard slot. A player who wasn't as aggressive as he was large. Enjoyed break- ing up opponent's plays be- fore they developed. A tough down-field blocker on offensive. One of the Romeos of the squad. A smooth cus- tomer on or off the field. Coming from Fort Meade, Fla., Dris intends to enter the air corps. Mac Coach Nash Higgins Coach Higgins, who has been Director o{ Athletics and Head Coach of football since its inception here in the University, resigned his position this year. He fur- nished a splendid example for his boys and we'll miss him lots. Goorgo Straus Business Manager Athletic Staff 1Q40 Line Coach Pix Pierson This season was the last for Coach Pierson also. Truly one of the finest men we have ever known, he labored for years with the Spartans and will be hard to replace. Good luck, Pix. Student Athletic Managers Goodson and Ball check- ing over their equipment. Jack graduates after three years as Manager. Mark gradutes after two years as Co-Manager. Trainer Gregory Lucas, Spartan Trainer, checks over a casualty on the field. SPRING PRACTICE For eight weeks the Spartans have been laboring on Philip's Field trying to learn Coach Stewart's system and get in shape for the forthcoming season. They have played lour intra-squad games and your editor thinks that those of you who are around next fall will have a team to be proud of calling your own. Howard Beynon has been elected captain and Ed “Dixie'' Hov ell has been selected co-captain for next season. Good luck to you fellas. The Reds kick to «he Whites so tho Whites kick back to tho Rods. VAC£ POPK1 KICK-OFF TIME AT PHILIP S FIELD MEN'S INTRAMURALS DIRECTOR MILLER K. ADAMS 1' t t ------------ Start of the cross-country run. End of run with Kaufman setting new record to win. Due to the untiring efforts of Miller Adams, the program of intramural sports at the Uni- versity o: Tampa has occupied a position of increasing import- ance in the school curriculum. He has developed its activities to the point that over 80% of the regular students now par- ticipate in the diversified pro- gram, playing on fraternity or independent teams. Champ goes high. Holmes and Sloichtcr, leaders in horseshoe tournamonf. S.K.N.'s, touch-football champs, go down on a kick-off. Duck, Jackie , duck. [ Johnson puts on© over on the Sigma Eps. Sloichtcr and Schwartzman bat tho bird around. Results of Sports Completed as Moroccan Goes to Press. Touch-Football... .Sigma Kappa Nu Ping-Pong......Beattie. Tau Omega Archery........Sleichter, Beta Chi Cross-Country. .. .Kaufman. Beta Chi Volleyball ...........Rho Hu Delta Badminton........Straner, Beta Chi Horseshoes................Beta Chi “Dead-Eye Dick Hance the Heaver Not swords for two and coffee for ono. but Sloichtor and “Colonel Beattie drives a hot one. Tittsworth brushing up on their fencing Tau Omega Ball Lauthcr Fisher Brandcnbcrgor Lovcjoy Fonte Whitehead Martin Hudson Fordyce McRae Camoron Dunn Rood Zalmand Becttie Shiver Hayes Bergwin Slocum Lassen Bretz Slalnaker, Z. Wilson Byars Vest Wecch Clevenger Upson Armstrong Driskcll Ericson Slalnaker, L. Goode Kolka Watson Hance White Brown Hatcher Marano Pepper Jack Zielenski Bittman Hatch H INTRAMURAL Sigma Epsilon Schwartzman Young Gavcnta Dixon Cross Taylor Dunn Kersey Herdwick Wester Fulford Cryan Bessis Seta Chi I Anderson Anluono Boynon Bluomle Bowen Christy Clements Duncan Dunn Fernandez Fisher Fosnaught Gentry Healey Howell Hague Kaulman Knight McCloskey Mills Mooro Myers Newlands Rippa Reed, C Read, Win. Ryals Schiro Sleichtcr Spoltore Smith Solak Straner Straub Tanner Thornton V ebb Youngs Rho Nu Delta Cannella Tramontana Villarosa Messina Schell Cormeno Dicz Jiminez Barker Goldberg SQUADS Abrev Frey Magadan Delgado Aguirre Hagerman Dayan Pinch Sigma Kappa Nu Henry Webb Boynton Williams, Jack Burrows Williams, Champ Cooper Tittsv orlh DiBona Whitehead Frederick Beasley Goodson Bloss Hausrath Carleton Johnson Fagan Light Huber Metcall Kelsey Mikell Rey Nichols Shaw Stevens Williams, M. Wainwright Wozniak BASEBALI Middle Row: Doug Bclden, Mascot and Batboy; Howell; Villarosa; Spoltore; Magadan; Comparata; Buchan; Reed. Front Row: Straub; McClcskey; Straner; Jiminez; Holmes; Williams. (Bill Fisher, catcher and one of the veterans o: the ball club, was not present when the picture of the squad was taken.) Miller K. Adams, Coach Our Spartan baseball team is something of which we can be justly proud. Only two years old, it is by far the outstanding scholastic baseball organization in the state. Miller Adams deserves much of the credit, but much is also due to the efforts of the boys themselves. Organized originally by Miller as an independent team, they were unrecognized by the University. However, their trail of spectacular wins soon won for them the attention of the school and of Tampa as a whole. They justified their early publicity by going on and winning the state cham- pionship. This year's squad seems no less capable than last year's and has an excellent chance of repeating as champs. They have played no regular games as yet, but have won their warm-up games. Our hats are off to you. Miller, and your champions. ”Eagle-Ey© Jiminet waits lor the pitch. A1 plays shortstop on the Spartan ball club and is one oi Coach Adams' most consistent hitters. Good for two at least—this is the way Arnie Holmes looks alter he unwinds at an invit- ing pitch. Arnie covers the hotspot at third base. State Champs in Action Left: The Champ gets one for a p.o. Champ Williams is one of the capable first basemen of the squad and is one of the big guns in the Spartan's batting attack Right: A ball team can only be as strong as its pitcher. Looking down the alley we see Johnny Clements, who helps make the Spartans a plenty strong club. UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA STADIUM GIRL’S SPORTS i DIRECTOR I RUTH MOFFATT WOMEN’S Women’s Va The University enterc two outstanding teams ii competition lor the Cit Basketball trophy. A1 though they did not brin home the laurels, the Spar tanettes turned in cnothe rs ity Basketball j excellent record as in pre- • • vious years. A combination of the var- sity and freshman teams 2 would tend toward their ultimate success in next year cage meets. VARSITY INTRAMURAL Intramural Managers Norma Myers Ruch Molfatl Marie Sherman Louise Griffin Frances Alderman Marilyn Levy Alpha Gamma Odessa Dielrich Deltir.a Diaz Murial Yarborough Nell Cleir.ons Marie Sherman Katherine Perdicaris Delta Kappa Phyllis Flanegcn Lucie Lee Marsh lean Pryor Celeste Dervaes Alma Hanson Frances Alderman TEAMS ) r Freshman Evelyn Fernandez Josephine Pullara Marjorie Homan Wanda V aters Muriel Yarborough Marilyn Lovy Joan Webb Sigma Theta Phi Norma Rollins Alice Loo Sowell Jackie Jameson Wanda Waters Louise Grifiin Juanita Guerra PJchettes Mario Lewis Florence Moore Norma Myers Betty Mae Johnson WOMEN’S This year's Intramural honors have been well divided among the Tampa University girls. 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