University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1942 volume:

EX LIBRIS 1Q42 I ' rdnud. VrythCbu e£ 1 4£,., 0£2 (Mja ttx iuA . SdLi vx fcC S Q$of utycM‘ BuAur j.£94 Foreword Today we are going forth in a world torn as- sunder by malivant desires of men who do not know the American Way. We have grown up in a land not built on such principles as world domi- nation, gestapo, and dictatorship. Four years in an institution which is the epitome of the American Way have taught us the real meaning of liberty, the Bill of Rights, a just constitution, and the pursuit of happiness. So today as young men and women we go forth into the world determined to do our part in insuring the American Way for ourselves and our posterity. This annual is a memory of the school who taught us life and how to live in a great democracy like our own — The United States of America. iS'HSg � DCATD(0 M... Tall, lean and graceful, the director of our band is every inch a man. A friend to us all, a fine leader and an excellent musi- cian, he has taught us the art of blending together the parts of our lives just as he has taught his orchestra to blend each instru- ment to form the perfect whole. We the staff of the 1942 Moroccan proudly dedicate this annual to Professor Lyman Wiltse. Contents DEDICATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES VISTAS APPRECIATION TO OFFICERS OF MacDILL HELD ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES HALL OF FAME HONORARIES ORGANIZATIONS APPLIED MUSIC ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISING ) BOARD OF TRUSTEES JOHN G. ANDERSON, JR. DR. W. P. ADAMSON JUDGE H. P. BAYA R. J. BINNICKER KARL A. B1CKEL Lt. Col. JOHN H. BOUSHALL CHARLES F. BLAKE CARL D. BRORIEN J. A. GRIFFIN GEORGE B. HOWELL FRANK D. JACKSON D. B. McKAY KENNETH I. McKAY, Chairman ERNEST MAAS J. S. MIMS V. V. SHARPE DAVID E. SMILEY, SR. JOHN B. SUTTON JAMES T. SWANN S. E. THOMASON JAMES H. THOMPSON C. MILO VEGA, JR. ROLAND A. WILSON HOWARD P. McFARLANE Deceased Appreciation • We the staff of the 1942 Moroccan wish to express our thanks to the officers and men of MacDill field for their kindness and coopera- tion in letting us use their club and its facili- ties in making this a larger and finer book, an annual that will not only be the epitome of our school, but a part of every school now graduating young men and women into a world where such things and such people as MacDill and its men are the hope of every American and of all the people of the world who love freedom and democracy. I i 1114 DR. JAMES E. MOONEY President Ed. D., L.H.D., Sc. D. n i i 11 ri i n mn D. EDISON BUNTING Dean of College Ph. D. DANIEL S. SANFORD Ph. D. Dean of Instruction frank McWilliams B. A. Acting Business Administrator CLYDE R. BERGWIN B. S. Coordinator of Public Relations GUY G. BECKNELL Ph.D. Administrative Assistant and Professor of Physics CAROLINE MELBER MS. Dean of Women and Assistant Professor of Home Economics JAMES NESWORTHY Doan of Mon Associate Professor in Education and English RUTH MOFFATT AM Assistant Dean of Women Director of Student Activities and Instrutcor in Women's Physical Education HARRY DOBSON Doan of Residence and Instructor in Music Theory CHARLOTTE THOMPSON A.3.L. Librarian ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF JAMES ELLIOTT MOONEY. Ed. D.. L. H. D........................President D. EDISON BUNTING, Ph. D......................................Dean and Registrar DANIEL S. SANFORD. Ph. D.......................................Dean of Instruction ROBERT KASRIEL, B. S...........Administrative Assistant to the President and Coordinator of National Defense Courses JAMES E. NESWORTHY. M. S................................Dean of Men CAROLINE A. MELBER, M. S.....................•.......Dean of Women RUTH MOFFATT, A. M.....................Director of Student Affairs and Assistant Dean of Women HARRY M. DOBSON.....................................Dean of Residence CHARLOTTE ANNE THOMPSON, A. B. L.............................Librarian FRANK McWILLIAMS, B. A.................... Acting Business Coordinator RUBY M. L. MORSE.................................................Chief Accountant MRS. W. F. MILLER...................................Museum Curator WILLIAM WALSINGHAM..........................................University Engineer INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF D. EDISON BUNTING, Ph. D............................Professor of Education DANIEL S. SANFORD, Ph. D............................Professor of Education GUY G. BECKNELL, Ph. D.................................Professor of Physics MAURICE B. CRAMER. Ph. D...............................Professor of English C. H. LAUB, Ph. D......................................Professor of History JOSEPH N. LEINBACH, M. A..............Professor of Business Administration M. C. RHODES, Ph. D...............................Professor of Mathematics R. H. JORDAN, Ph. D..........................Guest Professor of Education MILLER K. ADAMS, B. S...........Head of Department and Associate Professor of Physical Education GRACE H. BARNES, M. A...............Associate Professor of Secretarial Science E. E. GILL, Ph. D....................Acting Associate Professor of Chemistry JOE JUSTICE, B. S........................Head coach and Associate Professor of Physical Education GLEN JOHNSON, Ph. D...............Acting Associate Professor of Psychology AMALIA LAUTZ, Ph. D...............Associate Professor of Home Economics JOHN O. MULLEN. B. S............Associate Professor of Marine Engineering WILLARD B. PHELPS, M. A.....................Associate Professor of Geology R. D. WEBB, M. S............................Associate Professor of English LYMAN WILTSE...........................................Director of Music DAVID L. ZIELONKA, A. B., B. H.. Rabbi..........Associate Professor of Old Testament and Sociology ELIZA 3ETK CONN ALLY, O. B........ Assistant Professor of Spoken English ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MARY HAVERSTICK .......... CAROLINE MELBER, M. S..... RUTH MOFFATT, A M......... LOUIS NAVA, B. S.......... I AMES NES WORTHY. M. Ed.. STEPHEN PARK. M. M........ NORMAN BORCHARDT.......... IVA BROWN................. BLANCHE CAHOON............ WILLIAM B. CHANCEY........ ELIZABETH CONE, A. B...... HARRY DOBSON.............. LT. JOHN FINIGAN. B. S. in M. E EDNA HODGES. M. A...... LOUISE HUNTER. A. B....... ROBERT KASRIEL, B. S...... RUSSELL KING. A. B........ JESSE KEENE, A. M......... WILLIAM PEARSON. M. S..... CORNELIUS STEINBERG, M. A... FLORENCE R. STUMPF, M. A.. HARRY H. WALLER, D. D..... E. BRYANT WOODS. M. D..... RAFAEL M. YBOR, B. A...... MRS. DELORIS DYVAD........ MRS. GERTRUDE ROEMHELD. MISS JUANITA GIBSON....... MRS. C. I. FRANKLIN....... ..............Assistant Professor of Music . Assistant Professor of Home Economics Assistant Professor of Physical Education ...........Assistant Professor of Spanish ...........Assistant Professor of Education ......Assistant Professor of Music Theory ..........................Instructor in Art ..........................Instructor in Art ................Instructor in Art Education ................Instructor in Aeronautics ...................Instructor in Education ...................... Instructor in Music ...................Instructor in Aeronautics ...................Instructor in Education .. . Instructor in German and Education ................Instructor in Mathematics ...................Instructor in Journalism .....................Instructor in History .....................Instructor in Biology .............Instructor in Latin and French .............Instructor in Music Education .............Instructor in New Testament .....................Instructor in Biology ......Instructor in Latin American Affairs ........................Executive Secretary ...........................Dean's Secretary ...............National Defense Secretary .....................Assistant Accountant Instructional Staff, Engineering, Science, Management, Defense Training Program MATIAS J. ALFONSO, B. A....................Instructor in Electrical Engineering CHARLES F. BORGMAN..........................Instructor in Mold Loft Procedure BEN J. FINMAN, B. S. in C. E„ C E..........Instructor in Engineering Drawing EMORY W. HENSLEY............................Instructor in Mold Loft Procedure CHESTER A. R. KURTZ, M. E.................. Instructor in Engineering Drawing JAMES A. MORTLAND............................Instructor in Engineering Drawing A. P. PEREZ, B. S. in E. E................Instructor in Electrical Engineering CHARLES F. REECE, M. A......................Instructor in Elementary Surveying DUDLEY G. SANSBURG, JR., B. S. in E. E.. .Instructor in Electrical Engineering FRANK W. LANDER, JR., B. E. E..............Instructor in Electrical Engineering DR. MAURICE B. CRAMER Enqlish DR. C. H. LAUB History MR. MILLER ADAMS Phy. Education DR. M. C. RHODES Mathematics DR. AMALIA LAUTZ Home Economics • DR. NELSON P. NIES Chemistry ’ To jflhi only tint BIOLOGY Mr. William Pearson BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Mr. Joseph Leinbach Mr. Porter McLendon Mrs. Lydia Ossorio BIOLOGY GEOLOGY Dr. E. Bryant Woods Mr. Willard B. Phelps EDUCATION Mrs. Edna Hodges and Mr. James Nesworthy ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Miss Blanche Cahoon and Miss Florence Stump! HISTORY Mr. Jesse L. Keene and Mr. Ralph Ybor FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. Louis A. Nava and Mr. Cornelius Steinberg ENGLISH AND SPEECH Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly and Mr. Reuben Webb MATHEMATICS AND MARINE ENGINEERING Mr. Robert Kasriel and Mr. John Mullen ART Mr. Norman Burchardt JOURNALISM Russell King EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Mrs. Deloris Dyvad ACCOUNTANTS Miss Ruby M. Morse and Mrs. C. J. Franklin SECRETARIES Mrs. Gertrude Roemheld and Miss Juanita Gibson e © NOT PICTURED Grace H. Barnes E. E. Gill, Ph. D. Iva Brown William B. Chancey Elizabeth Cone Lt. John Finigan Louise Hunter William Walsingham ■RANK o d FILE Reminiscing Our four years in college has been a beautiful symphony in four parts. One whose final move- ment is drawing to a close, but whose melody we will remember forever. The University of Tampa— a place where we came to learn; you became life, our life. It was as if our lives was music slumber- ing on its instrument with no voice until we came to you, Tampa. The whole world has been your music and v e could not listen hard enough. Today you have made yourself appear austere and hard, bidding us good-bye with no regrets . . . but we know, we saw you last night holding your cresent moons in the lap of heaven where the stars were your tears. Tonight we shall see you again, perhaps for the last time. Lovely all times you lie, lovelier tonight . . . our campus—Spanish moss in giant oaks and stately pines, dogwood blooms and magnolia blossoms in SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ....President Vice-President . . . Secretary JAMES WHITEHEAD ROBERT WILSON.. MARIE LEWIS... to CO fragrant air, thousands of azaleas, date palms regally bearing their fruit. 1 SHIRLEY E. ABELL Springfield, Massachusetts Bachelor of A rtx Major, English; Minor, Journalism; American Interna- tional College, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1, 2, 3, Alpha lota Gamma. !. 2. 3; Deutscher Verein, 2, 3; Glee Club, 3; International Relations Club; Ski Club, Riding Club; University of Tampa; Sigma Theta Phi, 4; Minaret stall, 4; Mixed Chorus, 4; Girls' Chorus, 4; International Rela- tions Club, 4; Dean's List, 4; Baptist Student Union, 4 ROSS AGUIRRE Tampa, Florida Iim-h lor of Science in Education Major, Spanish; Minor, History, Rho Nu Delta; Chorus, 2; Quill Club. 3, 4; La Tertulia, 2. 3, Secretary, 4; Intra- murals, 1. 2, 3, 4 picturesque coconut palms swinging in the breeze, squirrels and doves ROBERT ANDERSON Chicago, Illinois liachelor of Science in tiusincxs Administration Major, Business Administration; Minor, Geology; Beta Chi; Football, 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2. 3; Track. I, 2; 313 Masquers, 4; Vice-President of Junior Class, 3; (Primary Aviation); (C. P. T., 3; Secondary, C. P. T., 4) DORIS AKARD Scffncr, Florida liachelor of Science in Education Major, Education; Miner, Social Studies J U N E CO CO quarreling gently on the campus, your moonlight reflection in the waters. l SARAH DEE BARNES Tampa, Florida I in die I or of Science Major, Chemistry; Minor, Mathematics; Sigma Thota Phi; Parliamentarian, 2; Senior Representative to Stu- dent Council, 4 SAM BESSIS Tarpon Springs, Florida Jin die lor Science in Education Major, Music; Minor, English; Orchestra, 1. 2, 3, 4 Tonight will be the real goodbye—today is pomp and ceremony and tears. HOWARD BEYNON Tampa, Florida liacliclor of Science in Education Major, Physical Education; Beta Chi, Secretary, 3; Vice- President, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3. 4; Captain. 4; 313 Mas- quers, 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2; Basketball, 2; Track, 2; Baseball, 1, 2, 3; Horseshoe Champion. 2; Archery Champion, 2; Golf Champion. 2; Intramurals, 1. 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3 JOHN BITTMAN Tampa, Florida liochelor of Science Major, Chemistry; Minor, English; Tau Omega; Intra- murals, 1, 2, 3, 4 J U N E to CD the soft rustle of long black gowns on parade, the bobbing of silk tassels . . . 1 LOUISE BLEDSOE Plant City, Florida Jiachfilor of Science in 1C ducat ion Major, Elementary Certification, English; Minor, Span- ish; Plebettes, Intramurals, 1, 2; Ellon H. Richcrds Home Economics Club, 3; Library Assistant, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3, 4; La Tortulia, 4; International Students' Society, 4 PAUL Y. BYARS Rhodsis, North Carolina liachtlor of Arts Major, English; Minor, Journalism, History; Tau Omega, 2, 3, 4; Quill Club, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 3, 4, Intramurals, 2, 3. 4 breathless anticipation. Four years? Four minutes ago when first I looked NELL CLEMONS Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major, History and Government; Minor, English; Alpha Gamma,2.3,4; Badminton Team, 2, 3; Brush and Palette Club, 2; Varsity Basketball, 2. 3; Varsity Volleyball, 2, 3. MARY P. COLLURA Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Music; Minor, Spanish, History; Alpha Gamma, Pledge Chairman 1, Secretary 3, President 4; Intra- murals, 1, 2, 4; Freshman Guidance Court, 2; La Ter- tulia. 1. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball, 1; Orchestra, 2, 3, 4; Moroc- can Business Staff, 3; Operetta, 3; Vice-President of Pan-Hellenic Council, 4; Orchc3i3 Dance Club, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Dance Recital. 4; Moroccan Faculty Editor, 4; Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges. 4; Honor Roll, 4, Hall of Fame, 4 to CD I saw you sat near where the Hillsboro Hows gentle currents out to the sea. 1 MURIEL GENE COOK Spring Hill. Massachusetts Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major. Business Administration; Minor, Economics; American International College, 1. 2, 3; Alpha Iota Gamma, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club, 3; International Relations Club, 3, 4; Riding Club, 3; Archery Club, 1, 2. 3; Uni- versity ol Tampa: Sigma Theta Phi, 4; Dance Recital, 4; International Relations Club, 4; Senior Cap and Gown Committee ANGELA CUSMANO Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Elementary Education; Minor, English; Alpha Gamma, 1, 2, 3, 4 i Moonlight rained its beams on your silver minarets and stars crowned your J U N E WILMA D. DEMPSEY Tampa, Florida llochelur of Science in liducnt inn Major, Education; Minor, English; Alpha Gamma. Pledge President. 2; Sorgcant-at-Arms, 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Intramurals. 1. 2 PAT DELLE DONNE Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania litichclor of Science in ftnxinex Administration Major. Economics; Minor, Industrial Management; Sig- ma Kappa Nu; Intramurals. 2, 4; Operetta. 2 cresent moons. We saw you, Tampa, a bottomless pit of knowledge, a per- IESSE WILLARD DRISKELL Fort Meade, Florida Bachelor of Srirtier In Education Major, Physical Education; Minor, Science; Tau Omega, Football. I, 2, 3. 4; Operetta. 2, 3; Varsity Show, 4 JOSEPH LEE DUNCAN Bachelor of .Iris in P re-Laic Major, History; Minor. English; Beta Chi; Intramurals, 1. 2, 3. 4 petual fountain of good sense . . . now we have taken our share. Four YOLANDA LYNN FINNEY Bradenton, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Art; Minor, English; Delta Kappa, Treasurer, 4; Quill Club President, 3; 313 Masquers, 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager, 3; Brush and Palette Club, 3; Band, Orchestra, 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchesis Charter Member; Dean's List, 2; Press Delegate to Flor- ida Student Government and Press Convention, 4; Min- aret Cartoonist, 2, 3, 4; Moroccan Art Editor, 2, 3, 4; Script Committee of Operetta, 4; Dance Recital, 3, 4; Dormitory Club; National Quill Club, 2; Honor Roll, 4 JAMES C. DUNN Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major, Mathematics; Minor, English; Mathematics Club, 2, 3; Band, 1, 2, 3. 4; Sigma Epsilon; Intramurals. 1, 2, 3; Kappa Kappa Psi, 2, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union, 1, 2, 3,4 J U N E to I CD movements ago . our alma mater, ours still. Freshman pajama parade, RAYMOND BOYD FORDYCE Miami, Florida Bachelor of Science Major, Geology; Minor, History; Tau Omega, Corrc sponding Secretary, 3; Freshman Vice-President; Class Editor of Moroccan, 1, 2; Business Manager, 3, 4; Foot- ball, 1. 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3. 4; International Relations Club, President, 3; Vice-President, 4; Baptist Student Executive Council, Vice-President, 2. 3; Inlramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals “All Star Diamond Balt Teem, 1, 2, 3, President of the Junior Class; Chairman and Toastmas- ter of Junior-Senior Banquet. 3; Delegate to Florida Stu- dent Government Association Convention in Miami, 3; Alternate President, 4; President oi the Student Body, 4; Who's Who In American Universities and Colleges, 4; Junior Rotarian, 4; Chairman Student War Council. 4; Chairman First Annual Junior Day Carnival ■1 LULA BLAKE GIBSON Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in 1education Major. English; Minor, History, Mathematics; Library Assistant, 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramurals, 1; Brush and Palette Club, 2; Methodist Student Organization, President, 4; Vice-President, 3; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Delegate to Methodist Student Organization Confer- ence at Southern College, 3; Graduation Committee. 4; Delegate to National Methodist Student Conference at University of Illinois, 4; Vice-President of State Meth- odist Student Organization, 4 bonfire, dances in the ballroom, sweet music, gorgeous formals, beautiful GLORIA LOUISE GUTIERREZ Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Spanish, English, Social Studies; Sigma Theta Phi,Outstanding Pledge, 1; Alumnae Scholarship Brace- lot, 1; Secretary, 2; Treasurer, 3; Vice-President, 4; La Tertulia, 1, 2; Vice-President, 3, 4; Charter Member of Phi Society, 2, 3, A- Freshman Guidance Court, 2; Dean's List, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 3. 4; Intramurals, 1,2, 3. 4; Varsity Volleyball, 3. 4; Varsity Basketball, 3; Co-Captain, 4, Moroccan Business Stall, 3; Junior-Sen- icr Banquet Committee, 3; Moroccan Senior Class Edi- tor, 4; International Relations Club, 3; Secretary-Treas- urer, 4; First Intern Teachor, 3; Assistant to Grand Mar- shal at Graduation Exercises, 3; Delegate to Intern Teachers' Conference. Camp O'Lono, 3; International Students Society, 4; Executive Committee of Women s Defense Program, 4; War Council, 4; Senior Hall of Fame LOUISE GRIFFIN Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major, Physical Education, Elementary Specialization; Minor, English; Sigma Theta Phi, Treasurer. 2; Presi- dent, 4, Cheer Leader, 3, 4; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4; Orchesis, 3, A. Girls' Sport Editor of Moroccan, 4; Operetta, 1,2, 3, 4; Physical Education Club Secretary, 3; Varsity Basket ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, 3; Varsity Volleyball, 1, 2. 3, 4; Captain, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3. 4,- Girls' Swim- ming Champion, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council. 4; Homecoming Sponser. 3; War Council, 4; Senior Hall of Fame J U N E girls and handsome boys, freshmen swimming in the fishpool, sophomores VICTOR HATCH Tampa, Florida larhelor °t Science in If duration Major, Physical Education; Football. 1, 2. 3. 4 •n Jtftl int RUTH HOFFMAN Tampa, Florida Jlachclor « Science in If ducat ion Major, Social Studies; Minor, English; Murray Agricul- tural and Mcchan-.cal, Oklahoma, 1. 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; Pep Squad, I, 2; Home Economics Dramatists, 1. 2; Honor Roll, 2 with paddles, crowded tennis courts, football in a gorgeous stadium, bas- EDWARD HOWELL Youngstown, Ohio Ifachelor of Science Major, History and Government; Minor, Mathematics, Physical Education; Beta Chi, I, 2; Sergeant-at-Arms. 3; Secretary, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3; Alternate Captain, 4, Track, 1, 2; Baseball, 2; Crew. 4 MARIE HAUSRATH Tampa, Florida Hiiclielor of A rl Major, Music; Minor, German; Ernest Williams Sym- phonic Band, Orchestra. Chorus. 1; Kent State Univer- sity Band, Orchestra, 2; University of Tampa Band. Chorus, 3, 4; Operetta, 3; Alpha Gamma; Pledge Cap- tain, 4 J U N E CO CD ketball, husky suntanned crew skimming mahogany shells over the smooth 1 AMEGDA JACK Tampa. Florida liarhelor of Science Major. Chemistry; Minor. Mathematics. Physics; Wes- leyan College Annual Horseshow, 1, Crucible Chemi- cal Society. 1; Freshman Baskelfcall. 1; Freshman Stunt Festival, 1; University cf Tampa, Charter Member of Phi Society, 2, 3, 4 FRANCES SUZANNE JACKSON Tampa, Florida Hachelor of Artjr Major, Sociology; Minor, English; Delta Kappa, Treas- urer ol Pledges. 1; Reporter, 2; Pan-Hellenic Represen- tative, 3; Corresponding Secretary, 4; International Re- lations Club, 1; Vice-President of Freshman Class, 1; Minuret Reporter, 1; Society for Prevention of Goldfish Eating, 2; Junior Class Carnival Committee, 3; “J Club; Minaret Exchange Editor. 2, 3; Moroccan Organizations' Editor, 4; Mothodist Student Organization, 1. 2, 3. 4; 313 Masquers' Reporter, 4; Chairman of Judiciary, 4; Freshman Guidance Court, 2; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. 3; Ellen H. Richards Home Economics Club, 1, 2; Chorus, 1; Executivo Committee of War Council, 4. Varsity Show, 4; La Tcrtulia, 1, 2, Yacht Club, 1 Hillsboro, exams—the quest falters—our minds finally unlocking doors, Christ m ALBERT JIMENEZ Tampa, Florida liachelor of Science in Education Major, Physical Education; Minor, Social Studios; Rho Nu Delta; Outstanding Pledge, 1; Sergeant-at-Arms, 2; Secretary, 3; President, 4; Intramurals, 1, 3, 4; All Star Football Team. 2; Doubles Tennis Champion, 3 Physi- cal Education Club; Varsity Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2; Football Manager, 3 THOMAS J. JOHNSON, JR. Tampa, Florida liachelor of Science in business Administration Major, Business Administration; Minor, Journalism; Pledge Captain. 3; Sigma Kappa Nu; Intramural, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team, 3; Cheer Leader, 2, 3; Sports Editor of Minaret, 4; Vice-President of Sophomore Class, 2, Finalist in Intramural Doubles Tennis, 3; Society for Prevention of Goldfish Eating, 2 J U N E CO iU CO mas holidays, beach parties, varsity show and operetta . the first move- ; l MARY MERLE JONES Tampa, Florida 1 lackel or of Arts Major, English; Minor, Journalism, Education; Delta Kappa, Historian, 2; Pan-Hellenic Representative, 3; President, 4; Pan-Hellenic Secretary. 4; Cheer Leader, 3, 4; Moroccan Business Assistant, 3; Circulation Mana- ger, 4; Minaret Assistant Society Editor, 2; Society Edi- tor, 3; News Editor, 4; Methodist Student Organization Recording Secretary, 2, 3; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Volleyball, 2; Archery Champion, 3; Chairman ol Fresh- man Guidance Court. 2; Freshman Guidance Commit- tee, 4. Sophomore Class Secretary, 2; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Tampa University Vice-Presi- dent of Florida Intercollogiate Press Association, 4; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4; Senior Hall ol Fame, 4; Executive Com- mittee of War Council, 4 RICHARD R. JUBY Dunedin, Florida Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major, Business; Miner, History; University of Wiscon- sin, 1; Madison, V isconsin ment drawing to a close. The second movement begins with the last still J U N E JOHN KAUFMAN Youngstown. Ohio Bachelor of Science in lid neat ion Major, Physical Education; Minor. History; Beta Chi, Secretary, 3; President, 4; Football. Track, 1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball, 2, 3; Vice-President of Physical Education Club, 3; Moroccan Sports Editor, 4; Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges,4; Tribune All State Football Team, 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior- Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4; Cross Country Champion. 4 MARIE ELIZABETH (DEALEGEMENOS) LEWIS Newport, Rhode Island Bachelor of A rls Major, Music; Minor, Mathematics; Mathematics Club. 1, 2; International Relations Club, 1, 2; Brush and Palette Club, 2; Chairman of Girls' Dormitory Govern- ing Council, 4,- Senior Representative, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2; Dean's List, 3; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class. 4; Inlramurals, 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra; Chorus, 1, 2, 3; String Quartet, 3. 4; String Trio. 3 4. Orchestra Librarian, 1, 2, 3. 4; Operetta, 2. 3 CO 4 CD ringing in our ears. Remember Tampa? We conceived the first carnival 1 JACK LIEBMAN Tampa, Florida linrhf lor of Science Major, Sociology; Minor, English; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Kappa Psi, 4 OLGA ESTELLE MARTINEZ Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, English, Spanish; Minor, French; Alpha Gamma Reporter, 2; Sorgoant-at-Arms, 3; Vice-President, 4; La Tertulia Secretary, 2; President, 3. 4; Minaret Society Editor, 2: Assistant Society Editor. 3,- Associate Editor, 4; Moroccan Editor, 4; Member of Judiciary, 4; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 4; Student Council Representative and Re- porter. 4; Election Committee, 1; Chairman, 2, 3; Brush and Palette Club, 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Welcoming Com- mittee, 3-' Junior-Senior Banquet Committoo, 3; Dean's List, 1, 3; Honor Roll. 4; Intramurals. 1, 2. 4; Freshman Guidance Court, 2; War Council, 4; Varsity Show. 4; Senior Hall of Fame. 4; Executive Committee of Wom- en's War Council, 4; Pan-American Organization, 4; Aluminum Queen, 4 . . . long acres of front porch, little fairy lights, serenades beneath our win STANLEY MOORE Clearwater. Florida Jinchtilor of Science in liduealion Major, Physical Education; Minor, Social Studies; Beta Chi; Fooiball, 2, 3, 4; Ir.tramurals, 1. 2. 3. 4; Physical Education Club, 2 MARY ELEANOR MERCER Tampa, Florida Hachchr of Science in Education Major, Elementary Specialization; Minor, Social Stud- ies; 313 Masquers, 1, 2; Baptist Student Union Sunday School Representative, 2; First Vice-Presidont. 3; Third Vice-President. 4; Honor Roll, 1, 3. 4 J U N E L to CD dows, adventure, masters of the mischievous. Do you recall intramurals. j 1 ELVA PARODIE Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, History, English; Minor,Psychology; Sigma Theta .Phi, 1, 2, 3; Secretary, 4 PAGE NICHOLS Tallahassee, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Music; Minor, Psychology, Sigma Kappa Nu, 2, 3; Kappa Kappa Psi, 3; Band, Orchestra. 2, 3, 4; Operetta, 3 frats and sororities, and music running through it all? The music was your MARY PELAEZ Tampa, Florida Hachetor of Sr if nee in Education Major, Education; Minor, Spanish MIRIAM P. QUARLES Vero 3each, Florida Each ft or of Arts Major, English; Miner, History; Quill Club Secretary, 2; President. 3. 4; 313 Masquers, 1. 2, 4-4. Reporter, 3; Mathematics Club, 1, 2; Brush and Palette Club, 1, 2, 3; Election Committee. 1; Chairman. 2, 3. 4; Band, 1, 2, 3. 4; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Orchesis. 3. 4: Operetta, 2, 3; Chorus. 1. 2; Minaret, 1, 2, 3, 4; Moroccan Literary Edi- tor, 4; Muezzin Editorial Board, 3; Editor-in-Chiel, 4; Dormitory Club, 4; Dormitory Notable, 1; International Relations Club, 1, 2; Varsity Show, 4: 3rief Music , 3; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Freshman Guid- ance Court, 2; Model Senator, 3; Baptist Student Union, 2, 3, 4: Tau Omega Sister, 2, 3, 4; High Chancellor of Reeding Society; Front Porch Frolics Committee, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll. 3, 4 §L£ r it t K, m J U N E beauty in half a skyful of sunset. In the second movement came our own WILLIAM W. READ Traer, Iowa Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Physical Education: Minor, History, Social Stud- ies; Beta Chi, Pledge President, 1; 313 Masquers; Art Club, 1; Football; Track, 1; Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 1; Operetta, 1, 2, 3; Intramurals. 1,2.3,4 MARGARET GENEVA ROBERTS Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Alpha Gamma, 4; Quill Club, 4; Chorus, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta, 2. 3; La Tertulia, 4 unauthorized broadcasting station . . . students in the bookstore listening ROSE SALGADO Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Elementary Specialization, Spanish; Minor, So- cial Studies; Southern College, Lakeland, 1; Methodist Student Organization. 1 ELIZABETH SAVU Warren, Ohio Bachelor of Science in Edncatiou Major, Physical Education; Minor, Biology; Kent State, Ohio, 1, 2, 3; Sigma Theta Phi, Plodgo President, 4; Out- standing Pledge, 4; Orchesis, 4; Young Women's Chris- tian Association. 4; Varsity Baskotball, 4; Intramurals, 4 J U N E to lU CD r l to uncensored news. Then remember the day in the fourth movement when ORRION M. SCHLICHTER. JR. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major, Chemistry; Minor, Mathematics; Laboratory As- sistant ; Chemical, 2. 3, 4; Head, 3, 4; Chemical Re- search, 2, 3, 4; Election Committee, 2, 3; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Book Store Manager, 4; Chorus, 4; National Defense Chemical Engineering Course, 4 KATHERINE SCHIRO Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major, English; Minor, Psychology; Alpha Gamma, 2, 3; Socroiary. 4; Intramurals, 1, 2. 4; Pan-Hellenic Repre- sentative, 2 students were again listening to the radio in the bookstore? But this time WALTER ALBERT SHIVER St. Petersburg, Florida liuchelor of Science in Education Major, Music; Minor, Eduaction; Tau Omega, 1. 2, 3; Treasurer, 4; Kappa Kappa P3i, 4; Band, 1. 2, 3, 4,- Orchesira. 1, 2. 3. 4: Chorus, 2, 3; Intramurals, 1. 2, 3, 4 ELIZABETH CARROLL THOMAS Zophyrhills, Florida JJachtlor of Science in Education Major, Social Studies; Minor, English; Delta Kappa, Pledge President, 3; Recording Secretary, 4; Interna- tional Relations Club Reporter, 1; Secretary, 2; Vice- President, 3; President, 4; Delegate to Southeastern Convention, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; First Intern Teachor, 3; Higgir.'o Scholarship Award, 4; Dean's List, 3; Who's V ho Among Students in American Universi- ties ond Colleges, 4; Operetta, 1, 2; Dormitory Club, 3, 4; Football Sponser, 4; Honor Roll, 4; Executive Mombor of Defense Council, 4; Pan-American Organization Chairman, 4; War Defense Council, 4 J U N E to 1 . CD they were listening to our President asking Congress to declare a state of LIGIA VEGA Tampa. Florida Bachelor of Science in liilnralion Major, Elementary Specialization; Varsity Basketball, 1, 2.3; Varsity Volleyball, 1. 2, 3; Outstanding Diamond Ball Player, 1 JOHN B. WAINWRIGHT Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Science Major, Chemistry; Minor, English; Sigma Kappa Nu, 3, Pledge President, 1; Treasurer, 2; Intramurais, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 3. 4 war existing between the United States and the Axis nations. You, Tampa, DAVID WEBB Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major, History; Minor, Business; Bota Chi, Treasurer, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 2, 3, 4; Accounting Club, 2; Bap- tist Student Union, 2, 3; Band, 2, 3, 4; Phi Alpha Secre- tary, 3; Kappa Kappa Psi President, 4; Business Admin- istration Club President, 3; Moroccan Junior Class Edi- tor, 3; Assistant to Grand Marshal at Graduation Exer- cises, 3; Dean’s List, 2, 3; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 3. 4; Intramu- rals, 1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA VAN WASHBURN Dunedin, Florida Bachelor of Science Major, Biology; Minor, English; Wheaton College, Illi' nois, 1, 2, 3; Quill Club, 4; Minaret, 4 J U N E teaching us how to choose the right course on our voyage of life. How you WILLIAM WHEALTON Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Butiness Administration Major, Economics; Minor, Philosophy; Rho Nu Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; 313 Masquers, 2, 3; Quill Club, 3, 4; Minaret, Business Manager, 4 JAMES WHITEHEAD Jacksonville, Florida Bachelor of Science in Basinets Administration Major, Business; Minor, Sociology and Business; Tau Omega Outstanding Pledge; Pledge Vice-President, 1; Secretary, 2; Vice-President, 3; President, 4; Pan-Hel- lenic Representative 3, 4; Student Council Vico-Presi- dent, 4; Judiciary, 4; Moroccan Business Staff, 2; Class Editor, 3; Feature Editor, 4,- Minaret Reportor, 2, 3, 4; Methodist Student Organization, 1, 2. 4; Vice-President. 3; 313 Masquers, 2; Vice-President, 3; Treasurer, 4; Key Club, 4; Dance Chairman of State Convention, 4; Intra- murals, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choorloador, 2; Head Cheerleader, 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, 3; Senior Class President, 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, 3; Toast- master, 3; Junior Rotarian, 4; Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges, 4; Dele- gate to State Defense Council, Tallahassee, 4; War Council Executive Committee Chairman, 4; Varsity Show. 4; Bookstore Manager. 3, 4; Business Administra- tion Club, 2, 3, 4; Delegate to Florida State Press and Government Association Convention, St. Petersburg; In- ternational Relations Club, 1, Senior Hall of Fame; Pupil of Harry Dobson believe in your students in their potential powers and golden possibilities. EDGAR WARREN WILLIAMS Tampa, Florida liachelor of Arts Major. Music; Minor, History; Sigma Kappa Nu Par- liamentarian, 2, Intramural Manager, 3« President, 4; Band. Orchestra. 1. 2, 3, 4; Operetta. 1. 2, 3. Director. 4; Kappa Kappa P3i, 3, 4; Assistant Band Conductor. 4; Front Porch Frolics Musical Director, 3, 4; Pan-Hel- lenic, 4. Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4 CATHERINE WHITESIDE Tampa. Florida liachelor of Science in linxinexx Administration Major Business Administration; Minor, Mathematics. History; Sigma Theta Phi. 2, 3; Treasurer, 4, Intra- murals, 4; Dean's List. 1. 3; Mathematics Club, 1 J U N E 05 (N My brain is once more filled with a gentle mysterious whispering as the ROBERT M. WILSON Worth, Illinois Bachelor of Science in Education Major, Social Science; Minor, English; Morgan Park Junior College. Chigago, Illinois, 1, 2, Men's Club, 1, 2; French Club, 1, 2; Zoology Club. 1. 2; Tau Omega, 3. 4; Vice-President ol Senior Class, 4; Cheerleader 4 breeze again rustles gowns and tassels going down that long aisle . . . remi- niscing a four year story ... a lifetime to tell . . . Tampa, its teachers, opportunities, things to do—me. Remember first assembly with JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President...............Frank Cooper Vice President...............Collins Whitehead Secretary...............Bettie 3erlin SECOND SEMESTER President....................Collins Whitehead Vice President..........Glenn McRae Secretary...............Jane Hughey the band the day I first sang the alma mater steadfast and true MERVIN BEATTIE JUDITH BENSON BETTIE BERLIN BEVERLY BOND GIULIA BOTTARI ROBERT BRETZ WALTER BROWN PHILIP DIBONA ELSIE GILL MAXINE GRAF LOUIS HOUSRATH BILL HAYES WILLIAM HEBERT NOUNA HITCHCOCK ARNOLD HOLMES JANE HUGHEY CARL LAUTHER FRED LENFESTEY MARY L. LINDSEY CLARENCE LOVEJOY our happiness, yours and mine, Tampa. I knew then that I and my class- NITA MEDINA RUTH MORGAN VIRGINIA MORRISS GLENN McRAE WALLACE PEPPER KATHERINE PERDICARIS ROY PINCH SHERMAN REED AIDA REINA VICTOR SCHELL ANN SIMPSON CHARLES SLOCUM STEVEN SOLAK DOT THONNESON OLGA VALDES HENRY VEGA FRANK VILLAROSA WILLIAM WEBB COLLINS WHITEHEAD ALICE J. WRIGHT mates had been folded to your heart. Now that symphony is almost over and it is near sundown on that last day. We could never be other than SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President....... Vice President Secretary..... . Doyle Bleumle Beth Hotchkiss ..Dorothy Hill steadfast and true to you Tampa always sing thy praise. You let us FRANCES ALEXANDER VAL M. ANTUONO MABEL AUGHINBAUGH ELEANOR BAILLIE DANTE BERNADINI HILDA BETHEA DOROTHY BICKNER DOYLE BLEUMLE ELISE BRINDELL MARY CANTRELL HELEN CARLTON MARGIE CASAL DON CAMERON MAELMA COWLEY MARY F. DEKLE ERNEST DOSSEY ELIZABETH ERWIN FRANK FAGAN EVELYN FERNANDEZ PAUL FERNANDEZ touch the deepest depths and reach the highest heights oi experience. Years DOLORES GARCIA NANCY GIUNTA DOROTHY HILL LAURA HOFFMAN BETTY HOLTON MARJORIE HOMAN BETH HOTCHKISS BETTY M. JOHNSON JULIAN KEATING DOROTHY ANN KELLY JACK KELSEY WILLIARD KNIGHT MARY LEFLER MARYLIN LEVY DAISY LEWIS RUTH LOVETT DOROTHY MARETT ALLIE MAYNARD Caroline McDowell WILLIE MERCER ago when I was a lonely freshman with a full heart and choked breath you JOHN METCALF FLORENCE MOORE JOYCE MUELLER MARION NEIL MARGARET OLSEN FRANCES PIAZZA JOSEPHINE PULLARA JAMES CRYAW DOROTHY RICHELIEU PAUL RIPPA MAURINE ROBLES FOREST ROGELLS NORMA ROLLINS DOROTHY ROSENFARB GLORIA RUNTON ARTHUR SCHIRO BILL SCHWARTZMAN DANIEL SHAW ERNEST SIEK SHIRLEY SNEAD took me by the hand and led me to your heart. How proud I was to say. ARTHUR SPOLTORE LEO STALNAKER JACK TANNER CLAYTON TAYLOR NANCY VICKERS WARREN WATSON JEANNE WEBB BILLIE WILKINSON MERRIWETHER WILLIAMS RICHARD WOZNIAK EDWARD WRIGHT MURIEL YARBROUGH FRANK ZALMANO EUGENE ZIELINSKI HERBERT GOLDBERG GEOFREY STIRLING WANDA WATERS FRED WHITE That's mine, my very own alma mater. Bit by bit I was led down those long dim corridors, miles of them . . . acres of doors behind which I found FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President............Jack Lowry Vice President.......Eddie Miller Secretary......Frank Montgomery SECOND SEMESTER President..... Vice President Secretary...... ......Eddie Miller .Edwin Baranowski Frank Montgomery a treasure of wisdom and idoals—yours, that strangely were mine. How well MARYLYN AUNGST MARGIE BACHMAN EDWIN BARANOWSKI VIRGINIA BENTLEY PATRICIA BERG DORA ANN BERRY ESTHER BODOW JACK BROCKMAN EMERSON BROKAW GEORGE BROWN DOMINIC BUSCIGLIO BETTE CAMPBELL EDISON CARTER EUGENE CHASTAIN JOHN CORBIN GEORGE CURRY GRADY DAVIS MARIAM DAVIS JANE DELANEY MANUEL DELGADO WILLARD DEONIER ROSE MARY DIDIER JAMES ELSINGER ELEANOR FISK you taught me life and how to live the American Way, a necessary instru- JOE FONTE DAVID FOSTER HELEN FRANK GEORGE GARCIA FLORINE GEE CORINNA GERHART DOROTHY GILES JOSEPH GONZALEZ MARVIN HARDIN MARGARET HAVLIK ALBERT HAYDEN CHARLES HEINMILLER HARRY HILL DOROTHY HOLCOMB CORY HOLMES BETTY HOWARD CLAUDE HUDSON JUNE HUNT ROBERT JOHNSON CURTIS LANGFORD LEILA BELLE LEE INDALECIO LINARES WARREN LOFTIS FRANCES LOVITZ ment for our symphony. You showed me the world when I knew it least, t LESLIE LOWERY HAZEL MALCOLM DOROTHEA MALLARD NANCY MARSH ROSALIE MATHIS LAURA MAYOR ED. MILLER RAY MILLER WILLIE MINARDI FRANK MONTGOMERY ELLEN MOONEY PAUL MORANO LORRAINE OSBORNE ROY PARODIE MARY F. PERRY CALVIN PEYROT GLENN PHILSON ROBERT PRICE WILLIAM PULLEN PHYLLIS RAMAGE SAM RANKIN JOHN READ MARY S. RYALS CLAIRE SANDERS the meaning of a smile across the lobby, words of encouragement, peace. ROBERT SIEK LOUISE SIPES AL SIRMANS WINONA SLEDZINSKI VIRGINIA SMITH DON STORMS JACK TERRANO ARTHUR TRUBIANO HOWARD TURNER EUGENE TYLER MANUEL VASQUEZ DAVID WHITE HAROLD WILLIAMSON ANBROWN WILLIS GILBERT WILSON OMAR WILSON ROBERT ZALMANO DONALD LOPEZ JANE GIBSON MARIAN BORDEN liberty. How well you blended our lives, just as we blend our music in STUDENTS NOT PICTURED OTTIE ABBOTT ALICE ANDERSON ESTHER BELL BESSIE DALLY CORA A. DAVIS ANNIE M. TYREE RUDOLPH BARKER RALPH BENTSCHNER GEORGE BARNHAM JAMES CROWLEY LEILA DAVIS PLACIDO FERNANDEZ ROBERT BOWEN BETTYE CHADWICKE JOHN CLEMENTS WILLIAM CONGER JACK DAYAN JULES FANTEL BEN GARNER BEN HATCHER JAMES ABRIL MARVIN ARONOVITZ VIOLET AREE MERLIN ARNOLD NED BALDWIN CHARLES BARNES DAVID BARR LEE BEINHORN HARRY BIERCE ROBERT BLEAKLY MARIAN BORDEN THOMAS BRIDGES HENRY CARRINGTON BENNIE CASTRO VERA CHAMBERS EDNA DAVIDSON WILLIAM DEMON ASHTON DELOACH ROBERT DOHERTY VALENTINE DZIEWGUC MARY L. FERNANDEZ HENRY FENMAN AUBREY FULLER EMMETT GENTRY JANE GIBSON AREME C GODING GEORGE GRASS ALBERT HAYDEN SENIORS LOTTIE EMBERTON IDELLE EVANS MURIEL LIEBMAN PAULINE LUND EMORY MICKELL LEROY MILLER JUNIORS EILEEN GUTIERREZ ROBERT HACH GEORGE JACK RUBY JONES JACK KING GREGORY LUCAS SOPHOMORES ROBERT HENRY JOHN JARDINE BONNIE KEARNEY WILLIAM LASSAN WILCIE LINER FINIS LOCKE HAROLD McMANUS CHARLES RAY FRESHMEN JULIA HAYMAN WILLIAM HOLBROOK MILTON HYMAN DONALD JOHNSON GEORGE N. JOHNSON RAY JONES MARTHA KELLNER ROBERT KOEHLER TOM LAKUS JACK LAYFIELD ANGELINA LAZZARA FRED LETZNER PEGGY LEWIS GUS LLUIS WARREN MANEY MARIE MANGANAR SAM MATTINA EDWARD MAYNARD GEORGE A. MELLER VIVIAN MINER GEORGE MOORE MARGARITA MORAN CARL MUNSON james McClendon JAMES McFEE ELOISE McSWAIN ROBERT NELSON KERMIT NOBLE SAMUEL OWEN VINCENZA PETRALIA LACEY SATTERFIELD CORA E. SHIELDS RUTH L. WYNNE KITTY A. SWEAT SHIRLEY SCADRON MARIE SHERMAN JEANETTE THOMAS ROY B. THURMAN THOMAS WANG CHARLES WILSON ED. RAYERMAN LESTER RYALS ROBERT SMITH FRANK STRANER PAUL STRAUB FLEMING THORNTON, JR. JOHN TOWNSEND SIDNEY WEINER VIRGINIA OGLESBY JEAN PHILBIN GLENN PHILSON LILY PIZZOLATO DOROTHY PRATT JOHN RANDOV GLENN REED GEORGE REESE HARRY REINHART LAWRENCE ROBLES PHILIP ROSETE LOIS SANCHEZ CARL SCOTT WILLARD SESSLER ERNEST SMITH DAVID SPINER ANGELINA SPOTO NAOMI SYMMES HARRY TAYLOR FRANK TESKE ELIZABETH TOMPKEN WILLIAM H. TREADWAY VIVIAN VAN WORMER RAYMOND WELCH CHARLES WHITEHEAD JOSEPH WILLIAMS LAMAR WILLIAMS DAVID WOLF FRANCES WYLES band, playing a little but necessary part of the symphony. Four short mm JAITIES WHITEHEAD GLORIA GUTIERREZ R. B. FORDYCE [RARY (OLLURA utes ... a lifetime . . . yours and mine Tampa.. Today we hear the end of the t symphony for us, but for you, Tampa, it will go on forever .. . and we will have our memories. That symphony is we today . . . like all others it has its WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Who's Who 1942 Mary Collura John Kauffman R. B. Fordyce Olga Martinez Jacob Dunn Louise Griffin Carroll Thomas Ann Simpson Gloria Gutierrez David Webb Dot Thonnesen Mary Merle Jones Collins Whitehead Frank Cooper—not pictured cresendoes and dimuendoes ... I with tears in my eyes . . . the boy beside DR. CRAMER DR. BECKNELL MR. STEINBERG PHI SOCIETY This honorary scholastic organization is a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Gloria Gutierrez Elizabeth Holton Beth Hotchkiss Amelia Sack •Dorothy Ann Kelly Marilyn Levy •Willie lone Mercer Katherine Perdicaris Not pictured me . . . tears too, only he tries to hide them . . . they How down my cheek SENIOR HONOR ROLL Yolonda Gloria Amegda Olga Mary E Marie David Finney Gutierrez Jack Martinez Mercer Lewis Webb Limited to seniors with four year average of B or better DEAN'S LIST First Row: Jouby 3, Maynard 3, Robles 2.9, Akard 2.8, Gerhart 2.8. Gutierrez 2.8 Second Row: Hotchkiss 2.8, Mallard 2.8, Potion 2 8, Smith 2.8, Herbert 2.7, Heinmiller 2.7 Third Row: Lovett 2.7, Montgomery 2.7, Olsen 2.7, Abell 2.6, Cryan 2.6, Erwin 2.6 Fourth Row: Gee 2.6, Holton 2.6, Kolloy 2.6, Levy 2.6, McRae 2.6, Pcrdicaris 2.6 Filth R.: Simpson 2.6, Wright 2.6, Bachmcn 2.5, Hunt 2.5, Mayor 2.5, Mercer 2.5, McCord 2.5 like the Hillsboro flows softly to the bay, finding its fulfillment in a larger STUDENT COUNCIL PURPOSE: To create and foster a proper spirit, to promote the general wel- fare of the University and to encourage loyalty in its student body. R. B. Fordyce............................President James Whitehead....................Vice President Dorothy Thonnesen..............Secretary-Treasurer Olga Martinez.............................Reporter Sarah Barnes.................Senior Representative Frank Cooper.................Junior Representative Doyle Bleumle.............Sophomore Representative Paul Fernandez ...........Sophomore Representative Jack Lowery................Freshman Representative Ed Miller..................Freshman Representative world . . . how carefully my roommate steps, not to stumble on her gown . . . JUDICIARY Raymond Fordyce.............Ex-Officio Chairman Suzanne Jackson........................Chairman Olga Martinez James Whitehead Glenn McRae Ann Simpson Many stumbles in a life—but we go on, on and forward for we are Tampa U KAPPA KAPPA PSI Alpha Sigma Chapter Honory Band Fraternity Lyman Wiltse, Faculty Advisor Chartered 1941 Colors: Blue and White Flower: Red Carnation OFFICERS David Webb. .. Glenn McRae. . Bill Hayes... Jacob Dunn.... Charles Slocum .....President Vice-President .....Secretary .....Treasurer ........Editor MEMBERS Page Nichols Robert Baetz Louis Hausrath Norman Light Bill Fricke Jack Williams Steve Solak James Dunn Billy Webb students . . . about to be graduates . . . today is our day . . . from a long. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Grand Director Director....... Vice-President. Secretary...... OFFICERS ..........Mrs. R. P. Connally ................Ann Simpson ................Ann Simpson ..............Martha Franco MEMBERS Judith Benson Dorothy Ann Kelly Mary Pelaez Chartered, 1937 Flov er: Violet dark night we met a beautiful fresh morning that leads to a lovely sundown. My roommate thinks as I . . . tears on her cheeks, too . . . and we are getting The Moroccan of 1942 Editor-in-Chief................Olga Martinez Associate Editor.....................Elsie Gill Faculty Advisor...............James Nesworthy Business Manager.................R. B. Fordyce Assistant Business Manager.......Glenn McRae Circulation Manager..............Mary M. Jones closer to the platform . . . almost the end of our little symphony. Only four STAFF Ann Simpson.........Managing Editor Miriam Quarles ... .......Literary Editors Bob Tyler Suzanne Jackson.....Organization Editor Jane Hughey.. . Asst. Organization Editor Yolonda Finney . . „ ..........Art Editors Frank Montgomery Bettie Berlin...................Feature Editor Jimmy Whitehead. .. Asst. Feature Editor Mary Collura....................Faculty Editor Nita Medina.........Asst. Faculty Editor John Kaufman........Boys' Sports Editor Louise Griflin......Girls’ Sports Editor Gloria Gutierrez.................Senior Editor Louis Housrath...................Junior Editor Gloria Runton. .....Sophomore Editor Eddie Miller „ , c,.. ........Freshmen Editors Miriam Davis David White................Photographer Dante Bernadini.....Asst. Photographer John Townsend....................Typist years to make a melody that will last a lifetime . . . beautiful shadowy halls ANN SIMPSON Editor I. E. NESWORTHY Faculty Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Associate Editor. .. Managing Editor.. Nev s Editor....... Editorial Editor... . Society Editor..... Sports Editor...... Girls' Sports Editor Feature Editor. .. . Cartoonist......... Business Manager. Sports Department ..Suzanne Jackson Alice June V right Mary Merle Jones .....Jane Hughey .....Bettie Berlin .....Gene Zielinsk .....Marilyn Levy ........Elsie Gill . .Yolanda Finney ... Bill Whealton . ... Don Cameron . . . exquisite woodwork twined about sturdy solid red brick, secluded walks BRUSH AND PALETTE CLUB OFFICERS President............... Vice-President.......... Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary.... Treasurer............... Faculty Advisor......... ..............Elsie Gill ..........Leo Stalnaker .....Roberta Probasco ..........Wiltse Liner ..........Marian Neil Mr. Worman Borchardt MEMBERS Frank Montgomery Ida Davidson Sam Rankin Virginia Bentley Glenn McRae Mary French Dekle Nancy Marsh through a verdant campus, lush green growth and gorgeous flowers, trails wind- MARIE LEWIS, Chairman RUTH MORGAN MARY CANTRELL CORINNA GERHART Board Mombors: MISS MELBER Proctor GIRLS' DOMITORY CLUB MEMBERS Shirley Abell Marilyn Aungst Eleanor Baillie Esther Bodow Muriel Cook Miriam Davis Yolanda Finney Eleanor Fisk Maxine Graf June Hunt Daisy Lewis Ruth Lovitt Frances Lovitz Lois Lynn Ruth Morgan Laura Manor Miriam Quarles Dot Richelieu Betty Savu Carroll Thomas ing down to a smooth flowing river where the crew rows each day—training ELLEN H. RICHARDS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Colors: Yellow and White Flower: Jonquil Faculty Advisor.......Dr. Lautz OFFICERS ................Nita Medina ................Mary Lefler ..............Maelma Cowley ...............Jane Delaney ..............Frances Piazza MEMBERS Cora Davis Fannie Mae Bellgau Beulah Powell Dot Giles Mary Jane Ryals Roberta Probasco Bonnie Carney President..... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer...... Reporter....... for victory.—trails around pools where freshmen fish during hazing, bridges INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sponsored by Carnegie Foundation for International Peace Chartered 1937 | Faculty Advisor...............Dr. C. H. Laub ■ OFFICERS ; President..................E. Carroll Thomas Vice-President................A. B. Fordyce | Secretary.............................Gloria Gutierrez pledges measure with bananas, steps they scrub with tooth-brushes ... a KEY CLUB President....... Vice-President. . Secretary....... Treasurer....... Parliamentarian Publicity Agent. OFFICERS ................Omar Wilson ..............Doyle Bluemle .. ........Charles Heinmiller ...........Frank Montgomery ...............George Curry ...............Leo Stalnaker MEMBERS Jose Gonzalez Harold Williamson David Foster Warren Loftis PURPOSE—To bring a closer relationship between the other key clubs and the University. love for all this steals unknowingly, unasked into our life. How good it was to LA TERTULIA FOUNDED 1938 Colors: Gold and White Flower: Jasmine Faculty Advisor.Mr. Louis A. Nava President..... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer...... OFFICERS ...............Olga Martinez .............Gloria Gutierrez ..............Margaret Olsen ..................Marion Neil MEMBERS Allie Maynard Nancy Guinta Jane Delaney Frances Lovitz Frcncis Piazza Dolores Garcia Virginia Smith Rosalie Mathis Dot Giles Margie Moran Mrs. Willie Minardi Mary Collura begin each new movement with the recognition of old friends, assuming more 313 MASQUERS THE PLAY IS THE THING Colors Purple and White Flower Violet CHARTERED 1935 Faculty Advisor........Mrs. R. P. Connally OFFICERS President............................Judith Benson Vice-President.......................Beth Hotchkiss Secretary............................Dotty Ann Kelly Treasurer.........................James Whitehead Reporter..........................Suzanne Jackson President of Alpha Psi Amega.........Ann Simpson Elsie Gill Dot Hill Bill Read John Read Ellen Mooney Howard Beyron MEMBERS Daisy Lewis Bob Tyler Elise Brindell Nouna Hitchcock Frances Alexander Jane Hughey Collins Whitehead Billie Wilkinson Geoffrey Stirling Miriam Quarles Giulia Bottari responsibilities, a junior, an editor, a secretary, a president, a senior . . . more ORCHESIS CLUB Faculty Advisor.....................Ruth Moffatt OFFICERS President...........................Bettie Berlin MEMBERS Louise Griffin Ncuna Hitchcock Guillia Bottari Yolanda Finney Marilyn Levy Virginia Morris Betty Savu Miriam Quarles Hilda Bethea Mary Collura PURPOSE: To promote interest in all forms of the dance. and more Tampa, you led us into the complexities of the world. Shows, plays, . QUILL CLUB CHARTERED 1938 Advisor..........Dr. M. B. Cramer OFFICERS President..................... Vice-President................ Secretary-T reasurer.......... Reporter...................... Miriam Quarles ..Klemme Jones ..Gloria Runton . . .Don Cameron Evelyn Fernandez Ruth Morgan Ann Simpson Yolanda Finney William Whealton MEMBERS Billie Wilkinson Ross Aguirre Marilyn Aungst Geoffrey Stirling Mary Janice Williams Bob Tyler Alice June Wright Geneva Roberts Patricia Washburn Paul Byars PURPOSE: To encourage the writing and reading of good literature, and to publish the Muezzin. music, sports, a church ... a great church or cathedral or just a little chapel BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Faculty Advisor..............Mr. Heuben D. Webb OFFICERS President......................Alice June Wright First Vice-President...........................Betty McCord Second Vice-President.......................Florence Moore Third Vice-President.........Mary Eleanor Mercer Secretary......................Willie lone Mercer Treasurer............................Billy Wester Publicity Director..................Maelma Cowley Music Chairman........................Ruth Morgan Unit Organization Representatives. .. .R. B. Fordvce Eleanor Bailie, Frances Alexander Members constitute all students who are Baptists PURPOSE: To achieve a three-fold cooperative en- linkment between the students, the college and the church. I . . . candlelight, soft, lovely music of the organ, sacred stillness, peace. Band METHODIST STUDENT ORGANIZATION Faculty Advisor.Dr. C. H. Laub OFFICERS President.............. Vice-President......... Recording Secretary... Treasurer.............. Publicity Chairman .. Recreation Chairman.. Membership Chairman .....Lula Blake Gibson .....Clarence Lovejoy Laura Hester Hauffman . Merriwether Williams .....James Whitehead ..........Lester Ryals .........Marvin Hardin Members constitute all students who are Methodists FOUNDED 1939 PURPOSE: To serve as a connecting link between the University student body and the local churches. concerts in Plant Park . . . brilliant uniforms in red, black, and gold . . . director leading with grace and skill ... the eptiome of our symphony . . . % A, ' DR. A. LAUTZ Faculty Advisor OFFICERS President........ Vice-President. .. Secretary........ Treasurer......... Sergeant-at-Arms Reporter......... . .Mary Collura .Olga Martinez Katherine Shiro ..Gloria Runton .. Nita Medina Frances Piazza FOUNDED 1936 CHARTERED 1937 Alpha Gamma Sorority Rush Parties, Semi-Annual Luncheon, Annual Scotch Hop, Homecoming Supper, Pledge Dance at Villa, Christmas Party, Founder's Day Banquet, Spring Dance. Colors Green and White Flower Chrysanthemum instruments glittering in the sunlight ... a few strains floating through the l Margie Casal Nell Clemons Rosemary Didier Elizabeth Erwin Marie Housrath Betty Holton Dorothy Marett Joyce Mueller Katherine Perdicaris Frances Piazza Geneva Roberts Mary S. Ryals Muriel Yarbrough NOT PICTURED Dolores Garcia Eileen Gutierrez Eloise McSwain Dorothy Pratt Pledges campus . . . colorful parades . . . comes the most important parade of all DR. C. H. LAUB Faculty Advisor OFFICERS President........ Vice-President. .. Secretary........ Treasurer........ Sergeant-at-Arms . .John Kaufman Howard Beynon .....Ed Howell ....Paul Rippa ....Jack Tanner FOUNDED 1933 CHARTERED 1933 Beta Chi Rush Parties, Lake Party, Annual Football Dance, Spring House Party, Bowery Brawl, Farewell Lake Party Colors: Black and White Flower: White Rose . . . seniors robed in black walking across the campus . . . rows of silent Bob Anderson Val Antuono Doyle Bluemle John Comporato Lee Duncan Paul Fernandez Arnold Holmes Willard Knight Warren Loftis Don Lopez Joe Mills Stanley Moore Bill Read John Read Arthur Schiro Steve Solak Art Spoltore Jack Tanner David Webb Ed Wright PLEDGES Grady Davis Val Driewgeuc Joe Williams, Jr. Gilbert Maney Clarke McCullough Bud Reinert Victor Schell Carl Scott A1 Sirmans Geoffrey Stirling John Townsend Howard Turner students . . . rapt attention ... the platform is ever nearer. Yes, Tampa, Faculty Advisor MRS. R. P. CONNALLY OFFICERS President.......................Mary Merle Jones Vice-President.........................Elsie Gill Recording Secretary......................Carroll Thomas Corresponding Secretary..................Suzanne Jackson Treasurer........................Yolanda Finney Delta Kappa Rush Parties, Pledge Prom Dance, Homecoming Luncheon, Thanksgiving Breakfast, Christmas Party, Annual Banquet and Dance Honoring New Members, Lead Out Dance Introducing New Members, Ship- wreck Dance, Founder's Day Luncheon, Graduation Ball Colors Flowers Red and White Red and White Carnations you showed us the way, sometimes it was hard like a difficult clarinet passage Frances Alexander Judith Benson Dora Ann Berry Hilda Bethea Bette Campbell Mary Cantrell Dorothy Hill Beth Hotchkess Jane Hughey Dorothy A. Kelley Ruth Lovett Dorothea Mallard Nancy Marsh Rosalie Mathis Ellen Mooney Mary F. Perry Phyllis Ramage Dorothy Richelieu Claire Sanders Virginia Smith PLEDGES Virginia Bentley Martha Goddard Dorothy Giles Julia Hayman Dorothy Holcomb Peggy Lewis Hazel Malcolm Margie Moran •i Lois Sanchez in our symphony . . . yet on to the final movement. Black-robed we go down RABBI ZIELONKA Faculty Advisor OFFICERS President........ Vice-President. .. Secretary........ Treasurer........ Parliamentarian.. Chaplain......... Sergeant-at-Arms ........lack Williams . . ..Collins Whitehead ..........Dan Shaw Merriwether Williams ..Johnny Wainwright .......Hazen Carlton .....Richard V ozniak FOUNDED 1933 CHARTERED 1933 Sigma Kappa Nu Rush Parties, Formal Dinner Dance, Spaghetti Sup- per, Lake Party, Formal Invitational Christmas Dance, Annual Daughter's Day, Annual Formal Gardenia Ball Colors Silver and Black Flower White Gardenia the aisle and I pass my classmates, friends, teachers—even my advisor whom George Curry Phil DiBona Frank Fagan David Foster Charles Heinmiller Tom Johnson Norman Light Sherman Reed William Webb PLEDGES Murray DeLoach Roy Parodie Bob Johnson Glen Philson Fred Lenfestey Bob Tyler Harold Williamson i I came to love—for it was there I found an understanding beyond my dreams. CAROLINE ME1.BER CHARLOTTE A. THOMPSON Advisor Sponsor OFFICERS President..................Louise Griffin Vice-President.....................Gloria Gutierrez Secretary..................Elva Parodie Treasurer............Catherine V hiteside Pan-Hellenic Repre....................Dot Thonnesen FOUNDED 1934 CHARTERED 1934 SIGMA THETA PHI Rush Parties, Hawaiian Supper, Harvest Ball. Christmas Party, Initiation Banquet and Dance, Annual Kid Dance, Progres- sive Supper, Formal Banquet and Installa- tion in June, Several Pearls Added to Necklace by Marriages of S. T. P.'s Colors: Blue and Silver Flov er: Red Rose a confidence in my ideals, a faith in me . . . the tears come to the surface Shirley Abell Marilyn Aungst Sarah Barnes Dorothy Bickner Muriel Cook Maxine Graf Betty Howard Ruth Morgan Marian Neil Margaret Olsen Norma Rollins Bety Savu Dottie Thonnesen Wanda Waters Pledges Bettye Chadwickc Lorraine Oglesby Miriam Davis Angie Spoto Leila B. Lee Vivian Van Wormer again, yet I go on. Now up here at last wo hear what we are about to face W. B. PHELPS Faculty Advisor OFFICERS President.................... Vice-President............... Recording Secretary.......... Corresponding Secretary...... Treasurer.................... Reporter..................... .....Jacob Dunn James Whitehead ... .Glenn McRae .. .Charles Slocum ...Walter Shiver ... .Don Cameron CHARTERED 1936 Tau Ome a Rush Parties, Lake Party, Prize V inning Homecom- ing Float, Lovely Candlelight Christmas Ball, Annual Ring Dance and Banquet, Dates Given Rings, House Party, Year-end Party, Bi-weekly Luncheons Colors: Rose and Blue Flower: Red Rose . . . I know too well, so still I think of you, Tampa, about to bo a memory . . . Harry Dobson (Honorary Member) Ed Baranowski Mervin Beattie Dante Bernadini John Bittman Robert Bretz Walter Brown Paul Byars John Corbin R. B. Fordyce William Hayes Harry Hill Carl Lauther Clarence Lovejoy Edward Miller Ray Miller — proud beats my heart. You taught mo the meaning of such words as honor. PLEDGES Robert Doherty Karl Chambers Joe Fonte Albert Hayden Forest Bill Treadway Charles Whitehead Lee Beinhorn John Brockman Roegells Frank Montgomery Wallace Pepper Calvin Peyrot Robert Price Leo Stalnaker Don Storms Arthur Trubiano Warren Watson Fred White Robert Wilson Eugene Zielinski Frank Zalmano Robert Zalmano love obedience, loyalty, friendship, pain, laughter, and faith. You taught me President........ Vice-President... Secretary........ Treasurer........ Sergeant-at-Arms OFFICERS ......A1 liminez .. .Ernest Dossey .... Jack Dayan .Frank Villarosa Armando Abreu FOUNDED 1935 CHARTERED 1935 MR. L. NAVA Faculty Advisor RHO NU DELTA Founder's Day Banquet—Carnation Ball Colors White and Rose Flower Red Carnation to light for the right, for my own ideals, and so now I can face the world with PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The purpose of the Pan-Hellenic Council is to pro- mote equity, and tc create a spirit of amnity between the Greek letter organizations. OFFICERS ...............Jacob Dunn ............Mary Collura ..........Mary Merle Jones ...........Frank Cooper MEMBERS Nita Medina. . John Kaufman. David Webb. . Elsie Gill... Albert Jimenez Alpha Gamma Rudolf Barker.........................Rho Nu Delta ......Beta Chi Russell Bloss.................Sigma Kappa Nu ......Beta Chi Louise Griffin...............Sigma Theta Phi . . Delta Kappa Dot Thor.nesen.................Sigma Theta Phi . .Rho Nu Delta James Whitehead.....................Tau Omega President..... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer...... courage, and with faith. Each cloud is lined with the silver from your minarets . . . I smile as I think how you mask your sadness ... the final movement 11 _ Ena Robb DRUM MAJORETTES Kitty Grant Betty Wellacott of the symphony that is you and I . . . but last night you were too beautiful. CONCERT BAND LYMAN WILTSE. Director Dante Bernadini Kathleen Grant Miriam Quarles Dora Ann Berry Wallace Hague Ena Robb Russell Bloss Louis Hausrath Robert Seik Beverly Bond Marie Hausrath Walter Shiver Robert Bretz William Hayes Charles Slocum Jack Back man Charles Heinmiller Steven Solak Walter Brown Jack Leibman Don Storms Mary Cantrell Daisy Lewis Bill Swartzman Hazen Carlton Marie Lewis Wanda Waters Eugene Chastain Norman Light David Webb William Webb John Corbin Leila J. Davis Andrew Linares Jack Lowery Miriam Davis Fred Lenfesty Betty V ellacott Jacob Dunn Glen McRae Jack Williams James Dunn Ruth Morgan Merriwether Williams Francis Fagin Page Nichols Gilbert Wilson William Fricke Roy Parodie David White Eleanor Fiske Robert Price Richard V ozniak ! and sad, and tonight you will be. Tonight for the last time I shall walk along | Dante Bernadini Sam Bessis Russell Bloss Beverly Bond Guilla Bottari Robert Bretz John Brockman Mary Cantrell Mary Collura Leila f. Davis Jacob Dunn William Fricke Kathleen Grant Wallace Hague William Hayes ORCH STRING QUARTETTE Marie Lewis, 1st violin Ruth Morgan, 2nd violin William Hayes, cello William McCullum, viola the banks of the Hillsboro and see your reflection in its waters. A star-studded Charles Heinmiller Marie Lewis Worman Light Glenn McRae Caroline Miller Ruth Morgan ESTRA STRING QUARTETTE Jack Terrana, 1st violin Sam Bessis, 2nd violin William McCullum, viola William Hayes, cello Paige Nichols Stephen Park Robert Price Geneva Roberts Charles Slocum Steven Solak Jack Terrana David White Kathleen Wiltse Richard Wozniak h. Shirley Abell Mabel Auqhinbaagh Olive Bartholomew Elise Brindell Don Cameron Miriam Davis William Fricke Bond Giles Betty Holton Mcrie Hausrath Bill Hayes Charles Heinnv.ller Laura Hc3tcr Hofmann Dorothy Holcomb Jack Keating MIXED James Y hitehead CHORUS Dorothy Thonnesen Wanda Waters Bill Wobb Fred Lenlesty Daisy Lewis Lois Lynn Barbara Mabry Dorothea Mallard Laura Mayor Florence Moore Virginia Morris Margaret Olsen Roy Parodie Robert Price Ralph Reese Geneva Roberts Maurino Robles Norma Rollins Gloria Runton Crun Schcstcr Charles Slocum Steven Solak heaven will landscape your silver moon, and trees will mask your heart, but FACULTY TRIO LYMAN WILTSE MARY HAVERSTICK KATHLEEN W1LTSE Violin Pianist Cello STUDENT TRIO JACK TERRANA MARIE LEWIS WILLIAM HAYES Violin Piano Cello I know I shall not weep alone . . . again the sweet scent of magnolias, the flip of a fish in the quiet waters, the delicate gardenias of my corsage, the ATHLETIC DIRECTOR COACH JOE JUSTICE (Football) odor of azaleas—all blended so well together . . . like our lives. I leave my COACHES eSlerfart FOOT BALL Miller A damg BASE BALL BASKETBALL o ameg Nesv orthy ROWING of. irtillsLrdDrisfyzll FRESHMAN FOOT BALL Varsity Football r Coach Stewart, Bill Brennan, John Kaufman, R. B. Fordyce, Art Spoltore, John Comporata, Paul Straub, Arnie Holmes, Frank Straner, Ed Howell, Willard Knight, Charles Wilson, Jules Fantel, Bill Read, Bob Anderson. heart and take a small part of yours ... a quiet smile at the memory of the Varsity Football Bob, Bowen, John Clements, Victor Hatch, Bob Hatch, Fleming Thornton, Gene Youngs, Bill Clevenger, Bill Lassan, Wasily Zaiko, Sidney Weiner, Stanley Moore, Joe Mills, Bud Garner and Coach Duggins. squirrels who sabotage our peanut bags ... a silent laugh at the professor Howie Howard Beynon—Captain 194 lbs.—Fullback Johnie John Kaufman—155 lbs. Halfback Dixie Ed Howell—Alternate Captain 173 lbs.—End Bill William Read—180 lbs. Guard Raymond Fordyce—160 lbs. Guard Stan Stanley Moore—180 lbs. Center R. B. who forgot his final exam. . . . memories . . . nothing shall ever erase you t BABY SPARTANS ? STARTING LINE-UP BABY SPARTANS Noble Lakus McCue Reed H. Turner Bates Hill Turner Townsend Bayloss Dziewguc Ruggles Layiield Morano Gentry Zendegui Vega Jones Archer from my story built of dreams and memories. Tampa . . . memories of home- SPARTAN SENIORS AND COACH STEWART SPARTAN STARTING TEAM CAPT. BEYNON AND CAPT. LANE OF FLORIDA BEFORE FLORIDA CAME WILSON SCORES A TOUCHDOWN IN APPALACHIAN CAME KNIGHT SCORES A TOUCHDOWN AGAINST ROLLINS ROLLINS BALL-CARRIER TACKLED BY SPARTANS coming, of chapel and assemblies . . . hundreds of voices filling the air with VARSITY CHEER LEADERS Doyle Bleumle, Mary Merle Jones, Katherine Perdicaris, Frances Alexander, Robert Wilson, Louise Griffin and Jimmy Whitehead (heed cheerleader) FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Betty Campbell, Eranell Mikell, Ed Miller, Dot Giles and Anbrown Willis our alma mater . . . proud beat our hearts . love and praise thee . . . SPARTAN TRAINER GREGORY LUCAS SPARTAN MANAGERS Doug Foerster and Albert Jimenez and Baby Spartans Manager Paul Fernandez our Tampa U . . . Brief Music . . . rushing days putting out the Minaret. Miller K. Adams Charles Wilson Paul Straub Tom Lakus Harry Robles Coach John Clements Art Spoltore Willard Knight John Kaufman BASKETBALL t Jack Layfield The Muezzin, and always the Moroccan—your book, Tampa, and mine. BASEBALL Miller K. Adams Kermit Noble James McFee Harry Robles Grady Davis Stanley Moore Howard Turner Tom Lakus Paul Morano Frank Straner ......Coach Frank Villarosa John Comporato Arnold Holmes Doug Foerster John Clements Warren Watson Paul Straub Robert Anderson Albert Jimenez Memories of football games and peanuts, special trains, dancing, music, fun ROWING CREW James Nesworthy.................Coach Arthur Trubiano...............Coxwain OARSMEN Jules Fantel Victor Hatch Ed (Dixie) Howell Donald Lopez Calvin Peyrot William Pullen Bud Reincrt Fleming Thornton, Jr. Harold Williamson . . how I love to watch our crew skim their shells lightly over the surface of the Hillsboro . . . and now we are to help cultivate our great country— Hoys' Intramurals MANAGERS AND DIRECTORS Miller Adams.......................Director John Kaufman.......................Beta Chi Tom Johnson................Sigma Kappa Nu V arrer. Watson.................Tau Omega 4 teaching others the American Way . . . realizing “with Knowledge-Power BETA CHI SIGMA KAPPA NU . . . power to help your way, Tampa, and ours . . . power to believe more TAU OMEGA LINE UPS Beta Chi: Sigma Kappa Nu: Kaufman Lakus I. Williams Beynon Hatch Whitehead Howell Noble Shaw Rippa Loftis Wainwright Tanner McCullough M. Williams Anderson Dzieugue Carlton Read McFee Curry Mills Money Foster Holmes Schell Heinmiller Webb Lopez R. Johnson Schiro Reinert T. Johnson Straner Davis Webb Thornton Sirman Williamson Blcumle Straub Deloach Spoltore Fernandez Philson Knight Tyler Tau Omega: I. Whitehead McRae Shiver Baranowski Beattie Bernadini Bittman Bretz Brown Byars Corbin Fordyce Hayes Hill Lauther Lovejoy E. Miller R. Miller Montgomery Peyrot Price Trubiano Watson Zielinski R. Zalmano F. Zalmano Doherty Chambers Fonte Hayden Treadway C. Whitehead Lee Beinhorn Brockman White CHAMPS Touch Football Soccer........ Basketball..... Archery....... Swimming....... Track (41)..... Softball (41). .. Tau Omega .. . Beta Chi ... . Beta Chi .... Beta Chi . .. Beta Chi . .. . Beta Chi , .. . Beta Chi steadfastly in our ideals ... to carry you with us to the ends of the earth ARNIE HOLMES ‘Tiiis yksa.jrZr' Archery Champ. COXSWAIN TI3.UBIANO u orrue. and on to new horizons. My mind grows weary as I build more memories Girls’ Sports DIRECTOR RUTH MOFFATT VARSITY CAPTAI N o7 3une, (jihsotL r r 1 . . . I only write them down that we may remember and, perhaps. Just a INTRAMURALS MANAGERS Alpha Gamma. . Delta Kappa. ... Freshmen....... Plebettes...... Sigma Theta Phi Marie Sherman .. . Dorothy Hill ... Jane Gibson .. .Marylin Levy .. . Maxine Graf little, that we may dream . . . now the soft rustle of long black gowns and PLEBETTES Moore Baillio Wright Homon Loflor Lory Webb ALPHA GAMMA Runton Marctt Sherman Collura Yarbrough Mueller Holton Canal Didior Martinez Pordicaru RyaU Clomons DELTA KAPPA Hill Kelley Smith Giles SIGMA THETA PHr Water� Graf Savu Gutierrez Griifin Rollins FRESHMEN Ryals Didior Gibson Bachman Gee Frank ,09-SP© VS Lilllliilti SWIMMING i m' ? if dft p S0FT ALLmBpH Ut silk tassels is drawing to a close . . . the whole world is this music and there is not enough of me to listen ... at last the opening music comes again . . . Beauty Section Ted Malone beloved by millions lor his radio program ‘ Between the Book Ends, poetry editor for Good Housekeeping magazine, director of programs originating in poets' homes called Pilgrimage of Poetry, which was broadcast over a nation-wide hook up and also the famous series, American Pilgrimage to the Homes of Groat Prose Writers, lecturer or. literature and poetry, author and poet narrator was chosen by the Editors of the Moroccan to select lour most lovely girls—one from each class at tho University—and first choice of thorn all. When Mr. Malone sent his collection, he wrote: T have permitted all my artistic friends to advise me. And I can assure you the ladies have been viewed by some of the most artis- tic of artists and when these authorities have agreed with my decisions I have congratulated them and taken their advice, and when they have disagreed with my prejudices I have turned red in the face and still done as I pleased. 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