University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1947 volume:

mmm0 IBM, iil. •fti. V. ’■?� §? :$.. 'fe | ? • .. « K ■ ®C 5J . . ., -n ,� Cv V. � : V- yf. Vv ■ V rjv f % o $ 5; DOYLE L. BLUEMLE Editor-In-Chief ERNEST E. GARRISON, JR. Business Manager —2— FOREWORD A book of this kind is usually regarded as a book of memories —a record of four cherished years that the turning of the volume's pages will bring vividly back. We sincerely hope this book will serve that purpose. But it isn't as easy as it used to be to think of the after years” as a time affording the opportunity and peace of mind for pleasurable reflection. What the future may be for this tortured world of ours brings many disquieting thoughts. Our problems before and during the War seemed more difficult than we could solve; today they are overwhelming. Like the Spartans of old, we must find the courage to save ourselves, or we shall perish. There still is time, but the sands are running out. x o ii 4 3 m W DEDICATION Whereas, The Moroccan Stall of the University of Tampa wishes to show its appreciation of generous services to the University on the part of our true friend; and Whereas, It is fitting that public recognition be accorded these services so unselfishly given; Therefore Be It Resolved, That the 1947 Moroccan be inscribed to this true friend, James W. Whitehead. .---------------------------- A ICiutng Hmnrial ... to perpetuate the brave deeds of our service men and women through a Living Memorial which will advance mankind's goal of lasting peace ... —From Heroin lion adopted by the American Legion Jin Hlemnrtam There is no death! The stars go down To rise upon some other shore And bright in heaven's jeweled crown They shine forevermore. —John Luckey McCrcery NO Foot kill nu tu C ofeK —14— BOARD OF TRUSTEES DAi ID E. SMILEY.................Chairman Board of Trustees CARL D. BROREIN...............Chairman Executive Committee CHARLES F. BLAKE................Secretary Board of Trustees ERNEST MAAS.....................Treasurer Board of Trustees JOHN G. ANDERSON. JR. H. P. BAYA R. J. 3INNICKEK CHARLES F. BLAKE CARL D. BROREIN ALBERT H. CASE H. C. CULBREATH J. CROCKETT FARNELL Diod January 31, 1947 J. A. GRIFFIN GEORCE B. HOWELL FRANK D. JACKSON ERNEST MAAS HOWARD P MACFARLANE D. B. McKAY J. S MIMS WILLIAM MOODY V. H. NORTHCUTT V. V. SHARPE DAVID E. SMILEY JAMES T. SWANN C. C. VEGA. JR. LOUIS WELLHOUSE. JR. ROLAND A. WILSON ELI WITT ADMINISTRATION STAFF ELLWOOD C. NANCE. A.8.. M.A., D.S. Litt. M. C. RHODES. Ph.D...................... H. G. BAKER. Ph.D....................... MISS THELMA JONES. M.A.................. DONALD W. ROBINSON, Ph D................ IAMES W. WHITEHEAD. B.S................. ERNEST MAAS ............................ MISS CHARLOTTE ANNE THOMPSON. A.B. in L.S MRS. PERRY PATE................... MISS VIRGINIA V HITE.................... MHS. SYLVIA HARBERT .................... MISS DOROTHAE MALLARD................... MISS MARCELLA HANLEY.................... MRS. C. C. DENNY........................ TOM DODD ............................... MANUEL ALVAREZ, JR...................... .........................President ............Dean of Administration ....................Dean of Men ..................Dean ol Women ..........Doan ot Adult Education ......Director ol Public Rotation ........................ Treasurer .........................Librarian ........................Bookkeeper .......Secretary to the President ...........Secretary to the Dean ......................Receptionist ...Director ol Women's Dormitory .....Director ol Men's Dormitory ..........Building Superintendent ......President ol Student Body INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF MILLER K. ADAMS. B S. .............................Associate Prolessor and Director ol Physical Education H. G. BAKER. Ph.D........................................................................Prolessor ol English JOHN BATISTA, M.S.................................................................Instructor in Chemistry DALLAS BEACHLEY. . Instructor ir. Violin GUY G. BECKNELL. Ph.D . D.Sc.............................................................Prolessor ol Physics HARRY J. BENSON. M.A.........................................Associate Prolessor ol Businost Administration NORMAN BORCHARDT ....................................................................... Instructor in Art MARGUERITE CLIFTON, M.A. ...............................................................Instructor in French STELLA M COX. M.A................................................ Associate Professor ol Homo Economics FRANCES C. CREAN. M.A.............................................Assistent Prolessor o! Physical Education C. C. DENNY. Ph.D................................... .................Associate Prolessor ol Psychology LAURENCE PATTEN GEER. M S............................................................Instructor in Chemistry GEORGE H. GOHLKE............................................................... Instructor in Mathematics THELMA E. JONES. M.A.........................................Assistant Professor ol English and Dramatics JESSE L. KEENE. M.A .........................................Associate Prolessor ol History and Government BOBBIE E. LANDRY. B.S. .......................Assistant Prolessor ol Secretarial Science MARGARET L. LANCSTON. A.B...............................................................Instructor in English C. HERBERT LAUB. Ph D.....................................................................Prolessor ol History HOY A. McGILLIVRAY. M.A...................................................................Instructor in Speech JAMES A MORTLAND......................................................Instructor in Engineering Drawing LOUIS A. NAVA. A B„ B.S.......................................................Associate Professor ol Spanish LEO H. O'HARE. M.A.................................................... .... ........... Instructor in English NELL H. PAGEAN. Ph D.........................................Associate Professor o! E'.omentary Education STEPHEN PARK. Mus. M.................................................. Associate Prolestor o! Music Theory CLYDE T. REED. M.S.......................................................... Associate Prolessor ol 3iology OWEN J. REYNOLDS. M.S........................................................... Instructor in Mathematics M. C. RHODES. Ph D.............................................................. Professor of Mathematics ALMA ROBEHTS. M.A ......................................................................Instructor in English DONALD W. ROBINSON. Ph D Dean ol Adult Education and Associate Prolossor ol Secondary Education GEORGE H ROEHSNER. C.P.A ............................................. Instructor in Elementary Accounting ELYSE G SHEPPARD. M.A................................................. Assistant Professor ol Mathematics LoROY O. SMITH. M.A. ................... Associate Prolessor ol Business Administration and Economics MARGARET L. SMITH. BS.................................................................. Instructor in Music MARSHALL E SMITH. Ph D............................................................ Instructor in Chemistry REUBEN D. WEBB. M.S.......................................................... Associate Prolossor ol English LYMAN WILTSE. Mus. B................. Director ol Music and Associate Prolessor ol Voice and Violin CHARLES WOOD. AB Instructor in New Testcrr.ont DAVID L. ZIELONKA. A B., B.H.. Rabbi. D.H....................Associate Proiessor ol Old Testament. Sociology —IS— 1 congratulate the members oi the Senior Class on having completed a successful career of formal edu- cation. In your conduct and achievement as students of the University and in your loyalty to the University, you have been an inspiration to the administration and faculty and to your fellow students. It is my sincere hope that your contribution as citizens to the progress of civilization will reflect honor upon you and the Uni- versity. We will not be surprised to hear in the future that you have made many contributions to the welfare and happiness of the larger community. May your interest in cultural values and your edu- cation continue throughout all the days of your lives. Come back to your Alma Mater as often as you can. We shall all be happy to see you. Good luck and God bless you. F. C. NANCE DEAN OF WOMEN —MISS THELMA JONES —20— DEAN OF ADULT EDUCATION — DR. DONALD ROBINSON SECRETARY —MRS. DONALD ROBINSON NORMAN BORCHARDT Instructor in Art STELLA M. COX. M.A. Associat Professor of Horn Economics —23— C. HERBERT LAUB. Ph.D. Professor of History JESSE L KEENE. M.A. Associat Professor of History and Government BOBBIE E. LANDRY. B.S. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Scionco ROY A. McGILLlVRAY. M.A. Instructor in Speech —24— LOUIS A. NAVA. A.B.. B.S. Associate Professor of Spanish NELL H. PAGEAN. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Elementary Education — 2$— STEPHEN PARK. Mus.M. Associate Professor of Music Theory CLYDE T. REED. M.S. Associate Professor of Biology OWEN J. REYNOLDS. M.S. Instructor in Mathematics ELYSE G. SHEPPARD. M.A. Assistant Profossor of Mathematics LeROY O. SMITH. M.A. Associate Professor of Business Administration and Economics REUBEN D. WEBB. M.S. Associate Professor of English LYMAN WILTSE. Mus.B. Director of Music and Associato Professor of Voice and Violin —27— DAVID L. ZIELONKA. A.B.. B.H.. Rabbi. D.H. Associate Professor of Old Testament. Sociology MR. TOM DODD Building Superintendent f ; .. _ MRS. C. C. DENNY Director of Mon's Dormitory MRS. GEORGE DAIN Doan's Ofiico —28— MISS YVONNE HOWELL Assistant Secretary to Dean� MISS SYLVIA HOBERT Secretary to Dean MISS NATALIE MERRIAM Director of Promotion Department and Endowment Fund —29— Cohh „j SENIOR CLASS Standing: EUNICE TILLMAN TALBOT. DOROTHY GONZALEZ QUARTERMAN. MARTHA JANE COLER. S at«d: IOANNA JOY RECK. 11, MANUEL ALVAREZ. JR. Tompa. Florida I am not only xeilty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. —Shakes | r tire. Bachelor ol Science in Business Administration: Major. B.C.E.; Minor. Spanish. Beta Chi Fraternity. 3. 4; President ol Student Body. 4; Member ol Studont Senate. I. 2, 3. 4; President ol Freshman Class. 1; President ol Sophomore Class 2; President o! Newman Club. 1; Vico-Prcsidont. 2: La Tertulia. 1. 2. 3. 4; Member ol Desoto Boy's Club. 1. 2: Secretary-Treasurer. 2: Alternate President ol the Student Govern- ment Association ol Florida, 3. 4; tumor Rotarian, 2 3: Who's Who in American Colleges, 4; Delegate to International Student's Conlerence in Chicago. 4. ELIZABETH JANE BROWNSEY Tampa. Florida Ah you flavor everything; you are the vanilla of society—Sidney Smith. Bachelor ol Arts: Major. Art: Minor. Education. Sigrr.a Theta Phi Sorority. 1. 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Pledge. 1; Treasurer. 3. 4; Intra- mural Manager. 2. 3: Team Manager. 3 Brush and Palotto. 3; Orchesis. 3, 4. T Club ireasurer. 3. 4; Minaret Reporter, I; Assistant Librarian. 2. 3. Boots and Saddle. 3; Chorus. 4, Spring Recital. 3; Organization Stall ol Morocccn. 4; Ma;orette, 4; Hall ol Fane. 4; Beauty Queen, 4; Senior Class Notable. 4. MARTHA JANE COLER fleuteel iu prrtnnaye, conduct and er ui itiyr, noble by heritage, yenerour and free—Henry Corey. Bachelor o( Science in Education; Major, Mathematics; Minor. English. Sigma Thola Phi Sorority NANCY JANE LEE Tarpon Springs. Florida Smooth run the water, where the brook in deep—Shakespeare. Bachelor oi Science in Education; Major. Physical Education; Minor. Sociology. Delta Kappa Sorority. 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Managor. 2; Higgins' Scholarship. 3; Secretary. 3; Girl's Dormitory Club. I. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals. 1, 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basket- ball. I. 2; Varsity VolWyball 1. 2. 3; T Club. 3. 4. Vice President. 3; Orchesis. 3. 4. Sports Editor Minaret. 2; Moroccan Stoll. Organisation Editor. 3; Junior Marshal at Graduation, 3; Senior Clast Student Council Roprosentative. 4. Most Athlotic, 4; Attended Southern Seminary and Junior College, 2. —37— FREDERICK T. LENFESTEY Tampa, Florida So wire, to young, they toy do never lire limy—Shakespeare. Major. Mathomatie : Minor, Engineering- • Sigma Kappa Nu Fratomity. Socrolary. 2. Treasurer. 3, President. 4; Kappa Kappa Ps! (National Honorary riand Fralornity), Intramurals, 2 3, 4; Band, 2. 3. 4; Chorus, 2. 3. 4; Eliian Gritono. 3; Mathematics Club. I: Presbyterian Student Union President. 4; Army 1943 to 1947; Rhode Island State College. 3 Army Special- ized Training; Class Notable. 4; Who's Who in American Colleges, 4. MARY VIRGINIA LEONE Tampa, Florida . ronlmil mt with Hi Hr wilful I horn —TViiny.Min. Bachelor ol Science in Education; Major. Homo Economics. Alj ha Gamma Sorority. 1. 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Pledge. 1, Pledge Reporter. 1; Homo Economics Club, I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer. I. 2; President. 3. 4. Newman Club. 1. 2. 3. 4. Orches-.s. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who in American College . 4; Intramurals. 1. 2, 3. 4. Student Senate. 4, F. T. A , 2, 3. 4, 8ho Nu Delta Dance Sponsor. 3. PAUL I. HUNTON Tampa, Honda Mrti nf few tiiinl nrr Ihr It ext mru Sluiki sprn re. Major. Sociology; Minor. English. Attended David Lipscomb Colloge. I; Clast Crook 4; F. T A , 4 DOROTHY GONZALEZ QUARTERMAN Tampa. Florida .1 tliinr of lirini I ii lx n jut forever—Kents. Bachelor ol Scionco in Education; Major. Elomontary Education. Sigma Theta Phi Sorority. I J. 3, 4; Vice-President. 3; Prossdont. 3; Scholarship Award, I,- Who Who in American Colloges. 3. 4; Secretary o( Student Senate. 3, junior Roprosontative, 3; Orehe� !� , 3. 4; Vice-President. 2; President. 3. 4; Business Manager ol Minaret 2; ' T' Club. 3. 4. Biusti and Palette, 2. Dance Recitals. 1. 2. 3; Beauty Section ol Moroccan, 2, 4; Best All Around Sontor. 4; F. T. A . 4. —3?— JOANNA JOY RECK Clearwater. Florida llrr air. her mamirr , all who mrtc admired—George (’riililu . Bachelor ol Science in Education: Major. Home Economice: Minor. Social Studiei. Sigma Theta Phi Sorority. 3. 4; Moroccan Stall. 3; La Terlulia. 3. Boot ar.d Saddles. 3; F T A . 3. 4; Homo Economics Club. 3. 4; Girl's Dormitory Club. 3. 4. Prondent. 3; Canterbury Club. 4; Somor Oats Secretary. 4; Attended Penn Hall Junior College. 1. 2. EUNICE TILLMAN TALBOT Tampa, Florida •S' rr h irilli In walk with aud xcilti In talk xcilh and plraranl loo, lo think mi—Sir John Suckling. Bachelor ol Science in Education: Major. Elementary Education and English. Honor Roll 2; Dean s List, 3. 4; Quill Club. 3; Program Chairman. 3. Brush and Paloltc. 2. 3. Z D. P . 4; President. 4; All Girl Unit. 2. 3: '313 Maiquor . 3. 4. Cast Ol Our Town 4. Literary Eaitor ol Moroccan. 4. Treasurer o! Senior Class; Senior Notable. 4. JOSEPH MILLS KATIE ST. CLAIRE d LAMARTON MRS. LESSIE RHODES DALIA LERA ■■■Mm PAULINE CACCIATORE HAZEN CARLTON IVAN COWAN BETTY GAVENTA CHARLES HACH WALLY HAGUE NANCY HUMES JACK KELSEY SAM LETO GEORGE JACK WILLARD KNIGHT GEORGE MILLS JOSEPH NIMO DOROTHY NYLANDER JOHN WILCOX MRS. BOND JOHN DREW BILL SIMPSON COhl JUNIOR CLASS DOYLE BLUEMLE. GLENNA HILL. LEONARD VIDAL ADELLE ADAMS MARGARET ANDERSON RALPH ANDRETTA ROSE ARCE DAVID BARR JACK CARTLIDGE MILDRED BAUCOUM MIRIAM CHASTAIN VIRGINIA BISPHAM FRANK COMPARETTO JENNIE CUSMANO JOHN BROCKMAN PHILLIP DI BONA MIKE DUBOISE PEGGY CHAMBERS —4S-- W. H. DUGAN SAM FERLITA JAMES HAIR BILLY HANDLEY CHARLES HAYNES GLENNA HILL THOS. HOWELL BLANCH HIGHAM LILLIAN HODNETT DANA JETER — 6— EVELYN JEWELL CECILE LAMPTON HELEN LEE JAMES LEFFERTS MARY LI CALSI HAZEL MALCOLM LEILA MOODY CLIFF MOTT CARMEN PALACIO FRANCIS PEPPER JAMES PHILLIPS ROY PINCH BARBARA RAFFO HARRY RIENART OLGA RIVERA JOHN READ ELENA RIVERO ELIZABETH ROBERTSON GEORGE ROBINSON GLORIA RODRIGUEZ TROY SMITH PAUL STRAUB PAT TALLANT —IV— LEONARD VIDAL ALICE VIRELLA JACK WHITNEY Cohh SOPHOMORE CLASS —so— THERESA ADAMS ANNIE ANZLONE DIEGO ALMERGUAL FERNANDO ALONSO KENDALL BAKER DOT ALONZO HAL AMMONS DAVID BASKOWITZ EUGENE ANGERS DOROTHY BAILLIE CHARLES BARIES BILL BENDER TOM BISSONNETTE DENVER BLANCO FRED BORMAN DORA LEE BOWEN B. W. BOXY MADOLEYN BOYD PENNY BURKE BILLIE CAMP JOHN CARPENTER ROSARIO CICCARELLO GREGORY C LEO TELIS IOSEPH CLARK LOUISE CLAYTON LAURA CONLEY EDWARD CARY FRANCES COMBEE CHAS. COPELAND CARL COWEN ROSCOE DAVIS RALPH DIAZ B. DEETER MONA DEETER IEAN DELAND BETTY D LONG CLORINDA D«1 RIO WM. DOVIER LAWRENCE DONOHUE IEAN DUKETT LENTON ELKINS MARY VA. FLETCHER GLORIA FIEDLER IOSEPH GALOCY CAMILLE GARCIA BOBBY FIEDLER WALTER GANT JAMES GIBSON VINCENT GIGLIO HORACE GLASS MARY JO. GLENN CHARLES GORSEICK ALYCE GRIFFIN EARL HALL NANCEY HAMLETT BARBARA HAMMETT CHAS. HAMMOND HEARY HAMMOND ROBT. HANCOCK DOROTHEA HARRA JUANITA HATCHER BILL HART MARGARET HIGH CHARLES HAYES MARGARET HURD MARTHA JACKSON JAMES JACKSON JAMES JACKSON MABRY JERKINS RICHARD JIPINSKI BEN JOHNSON AMOS KELLY WORTH LITTELL MARY FRENCH KELSEY BECKEY LaBOON ALBERT McNAB JACK LAYFIELD GARNET L® HEUP VIRGINIA MATHIS J. R. LEGG MARCELINO MELENDRERAS MALCOLM MICK ROBT. MILLER CHARLES MILLER RALPH MARTIN H. E. MOBLEY ANTHONY MONTESDEOCA JULIAN MAYNOR PAUL MORRISON FRANK MURPHY BROADUS NORMAN BOB NYE JOHN PATON R. H. PAYNE MARJORIE PETION BILL PRIFF C. T. REEVES CHAS. REY CARROLL ROBBINS JEAN QUINN MONK ROBINSON CLYDE ROQUEMORE ARTHUR RENENET TOMMY ROPER ERNEST ROSS CARMEN ROCCAFORTE FANNIE ROSENBERG —56— MARY FRANCES ROTOLO CREDO SCHWAB MARGUERITE ROYER BILL SADLER FRANK SELPH H. J. SASSE DICK SAXON JOHN SIMPSON FRANCIS SAXON JOAN SCHWAB JOHN SIMPKINS CHARLES SIPES EDITH SPIEGEL ELEANOR SPRING ADOLPH STEINDER JAMES STOKES CONN STRAUB —SY— MILTON SWEATMAN HUGH TALTY ELMO TORREGANTE ROBT. TANNER ELMO TEMES DORIS WAINWRIGHT PAT THOMAS VINCENT THORNTON BOB WILLIAMS THOMAS WAUGH KATHERINE WILSON HOMER WOODRUFF JOHN WRIGHT MILTON ZAMONE CHARLES MILLER DEAN GAISER FRANK POLASKl S8— BILL TIMMERMAN FRESHMAN CLASS CARMEN ALVAREZ ED. BAISCH GORDON FLETCHER ANDERSON. II NANCY ANDERSON S. T. BALDWIN MANUEL APARICIO LOUISE APARICIO BARBARA BEDFORD NORMAN ARTIG ISABELLE BENNETT JANICE BALIE ELWOOD BENNETT NITA BENTON FREDONIA BECKER ROSE BEIRO GEO. BICKLEY MILTON BEDINGFIELD MARY NELL BUCK —61— ROGER BIRT N. BOUDREAU KENNETH BISHOP GENE BISETTE LLOYD BRANCH BOB BLACKMON BARBARA BLAKE ERNEST BRAY NELLE NUNN BORMAN IEANNE BRADLEY MILDRED BRANCH DUNCAN BREAULT BETTY BRIDGES WILLIAM T. BROWN THEODORE BRUCE ALICE BRUSH VINCENT CACCIATORE —62— EDWARD CAMPBELL cox CAPEL DAVE CASTELLO SALVADOR CAPPELLO GENE FRANCES CARAHER ROY CROMBIE FRANK CASTELLANO JAMES FRANK CLARK JOHN CROSTHWAITE MARY CLEOTELIS NORMAN CRAMER ELMER CROSBY CHARLES CRUMPTON JOE CUMBIE GEO. DA IN JULIE DANIELS THOMAS DANKARD RAYMOND DAY JAMES DICKEY —63— JOHN DEKLE LOUISE DEMPSEY A. DOBERSTEIN FRANK DOMSY JAMES DOUGLAS ARTHUR DAWSKI BRUCE EDWARDS CHARLES FAIRBANKS JOE EDWARDS IRVING ELKIN i, CLYDE C. EVANS kW 'J BUCKY ELLIS BOBBY FABIAN WALTER FENNEL JAMES D. FERRELL, JR. NANCY LOU FINLEY HAYDEN FLAUGHERT DELORES JEAN FOAR GEORGIA FRAYNE NORMAN GALLO DAVID GASKIN RAY GLASS ANTHONY GONZALEZ MANUEL GONZALEZ RAMON GONZALEZ VIRGINIA GOODWIN JOE GRANADA HOYT GOODSON PAUL GORMAN A. GRANELL ROBERT GRIMSLEY JACK GROVES JOHN GUASTELLA ED. GUILIANI CLARK GR1NN DAVID HAAS I I I JOYCE HOBART JESSE HALL LIN HALL RINALDO HAMILTON CLIFFORD HAMMOND JO ANN HARDY DOROTHY HARRIS FRED HAYA DOROTHY HENDERSON PAUL HARTUNG BILLY HELLER JOHN HERBERS GENE HILL SEYMOUR HOLLANDER GLENN HOOPER RICHARD HOUSTON TONY IPPOLITO EMILIO IPPOLITO — 6— MAMIE IRONS ARSENIO IRWIN JOHN IVERSON JERRY JACKSON ELIOT JACOBSON JOSEPH JAQUINTO PERCY JENKINS GUS JIMINEZ LEONE JONES • • NELSON JONES FRANK JUAN THOMAS JOBSON DORIS JOHNSON HAROLD KEATON BETTY KEIGER PAULA JOHNSON EDWARD KENDRICKS —67— R. E. KENNA WM. KENNEDY JIMMY KNOX WINNIE LAMB DOT LANE JOHN LARIAN JACK LORIA WM. LEE ROBT. LEGG ROBT. LARMON VICTOR LEFT JAMES LEIGH JOHN LEINHOUSER MEYER LERNER FRANCES LEWIS ANTIONETTE Li CALSI SALVADOR LLOSA FERNANDO LOPEZ WALDO LORTON HARRIET MAGNON JULIA METTLE ROBT. McArthur ROBT. McDonald MONTE McMullen JAMES McMORRILL JOE MESSERI CHARLES MARTIN ALLEN MORRISON REGINA MARCARDIS JUNE NANCE CHARLES NASH GEORGE MOSSBERG LOUIS NELSON MARY ELLEN NELSON EDITH MORGAN ALBERT NIETO — 9— CHAS. NIX ELSIE NORDBY WM. NUNN BARBARA O'BERRY MARY OBRIEN BETTY OWEN ROBT. PADGETT DOLORES PATRICK LEIZ PELAEZ THOS. PARISE GEORGE PEACOCK BENITO PEREZ LILY PIZZOLATE FRANK RAGANO BILL RAMER MILTON RATNER RICHARD RICHARDSON DOROTHY RIPPA —VO— TOMMY RITTER DOT ROBINSON VICTOR RODGERS ELSIE ROSEN I. RUPPONER RALPH RUSS JOSEPH RUSSO MYRA LEE SAMFORD DOROTHY SAUBLE GERALD SABIAN JAMES SANDERS DOLORES SCHJAASTAD JOHN SCOTT GERALD SCOTT LITHIA SIERRA EUGENE SIMCIC HUGH SIMMONS WILLIS SIMMONS —71— J SHIRLEY SMITH ROBT. SMITH AUSTIN SPERRY MYRTEE SPERRY JOANNE STEWART JAMES STEWART JOSEPHINE St PAUL RAYMOND SULTENFUSS EDDIE SZARO TONY VALENTI EVELYN SUMMER I. R. VAN NORMAN JOE TESTASECCA NAN VINCENT —72— ELLIS WATSON PAUL WEISNER LYLE WEISS JEANNE WILTSE POHLE WOLFE FRANK WOLF BOB WILLIAMS JAMES WRIGHT HUBERT YOHANNON MER1DITH WILSON FRANK WRIGHT EDWARD YANEZ RAYMOND YOUNGLOVE CARMEN ZAMBITO HENRY ZERANSKI MATT ZUCKER —73— JERRY ROCKWELL I D. BANKHART WM. GRAY HELEN GRECO GEORGE HARDON MARY JONES JOHN MARTIN JAMES McGUIRE GRACE MILLER J. D. REGISTER FRANK MESSINA BENNY PEREZ PAUL E. RING —74— C6 h gm. if m r 4 f . $ 88? 3% jfltt « •$. f-V I I it? £« 1 STUDENT SENATE DOROTHY G. QUARTERMAN DOYLE BLUEMLE MIRIAM CHASTAIN MANUEL ALVAREZ. JR. Vic President Treasurer Secretary President PURPOSE: To create and foster a proper school spirit, to promote the general welfare of the University and to encourage loyalty in its student body —77— 1 MOROCCAN DOYLE BLUEMLE Editor DOROTHY G. QUARTERMAN Associate Editor ERNEST GARRISON Business Managor MOROCCAN '47 Editor-in-Chief.....................DOYLE L. BLUEMLE Associate Editor..................... . DOTTIE QUARTERMAN Business Manager ...................CHUB GARRISON Managing Editor ....................SPENCER BOKOR Faculty Advisor ....................LEROY O. SMITH Circulation Manager.................BOBBIE LACEY $ JOAN SCHWAB Literary Editor.....................EUNICE TALBOT Sec to Editor ......................PAT SCOTT Organization Editor.................ELENA RIVERO Art Editor.......................... MIRIAM CHASTAIN Assistants...................... BILL SIMPSON CONN STRAUB JACK SIMPSON Feature Editor ..................... DAVID BARR Faculty Editor......................PEGGY ANDERSON Sports Editor.......................PAUL STRAUB EVELYN JEWELL Snapshot Editor.....................LENNIE VIDAL Class Editors.......................SENIOR—BETTY JANE BROWNSEY JUNIOR—CECILE LAMPTON SOPHOMORE—JOAN SCHWAB FRESHMAN—SCOTTIE BRANCH Advertising Manager ........... ... BARBARA BEDFORD Make-Up Editor .....................JOE DI BONA MIKE ROYER Business Stall ..................... CREEPER DI BONA JOAN SCHWAB BUD WILLIAMS TOMMY WAUGH MINARET PAUL MORRISON Managing Editor NANCEY HUMES Managing Editor FRANCES COMBEE Assistant Editor FRANCES C. SAXON Editor —90— THE MINARET ♦ ♦ ♦ Editor-in-Chief . . Managing Editor Assistant Editor Faculty Advisor EDITORIAL BOARD ....FRANCES SAXON NANCY ELLEN HUMES .. FRANCES COMBEE ....DR. H. G. BAKER ♦ ♦ ♦ STAFF HEADS Sports Editors ..............................PAUL GORMAN, BUD REINART Feature Editor...................................................SIS ELLIS Art Editor ..............................................JACK CARTLIDGE Political Editor............................................VICTOR LEFF Society Editor ..........................................JOAN SCHWAB Cartoonist..................................................ROWE WREN Photographer ............................................ROBERT PAYNE ♦ ♦ ♦ BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager LEONARD GOTLER ♦ ♦ ♦ REPORTERS Bob Blackmon, Dick Saxon, Barbara Bedford. Marty Fields, Victor Leff, Fred Lenfesty, Albert McNab, Nancy Humes. Frances Saxon, Jack Whitney, Pat Scott, Jack Cartlidge, Leonard Brown, Leonard Gotler, Amy Gardner. —81— PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS GEORGE JACK ........................ President HAROLD LAMAR WILLIAMS ........... Vico President MIRIAM CHASTAIN .................... Secretary MEMBERS Denver Blanco Doyle Bluemle Donald Britt Pauline Cacciatore Carl Chambers Miriam Chastain Ernest Garrison Ed. Gardner George Jack Dot James Jack Kelsey Mary Li Calsi John Paton Dottie Quarterman Barbara Raiio Harold Lamar Williams PURPOSE: To arbitrate questions betweon the Grook loiter organizations. To govorn rushing season. To grant Charters to Greek letter organizations which comply with the spccilications set down in the by-laws. To revoke charters o! organizations which (ail to comply with said specilications. M % X £ -S ALPHA GAMMA CARMEN PALACIO. MARY U CALS!. MARTHA JACKSON. JENNIE CUSMANO Founded: 1936 Colors: Green and While Chartered: 1937 Flower: Chryuanthomum MRS. BOBBIE LANDRY Advisor Areo Doland Patrick Piisalota Morgan A. Li Calli Jewell Biero Garcia Potion Rosenberg Cumano Magnon O'Brien Benton Owen Benett Jackson Rodrigues M. Li Calsi Roccaforte Biero Bailey Rotolo Babe Deeter I DELTA KAPPA GLENNA HILL. PEGGY CHAMBERS. MARGARET ANDERSON. BARBARA RAFFO Founded: 1933 Colors: Red and White Chartered: 1933 Flower: Red and While Carnations MRS. ELYSE SHEPPARD Advisor High Buck Blake Carahor Finley Harra Tallanl Anderson Crombie Adame Ralio Adams Hamlett Malcolm Bispham Chambers Hodnett Vincent Robertson Iones Glenn Sauble Sumner Du Bo is Hill Borman Keiger Wainwright Wiltsi Nance —87— SIGMA THETA PHI Founded: 1934 Colors: Blue and Silver Chartered: 1934 Flower: Red Rose MIRIAM CHASTAIN. GLADYS FORD. BOBBY LACEY. BETTY JANE BROWNSEY MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON Advisor Ili i I II I . I II I II I II I II i n i o i o i n i o i a i n i n Rivero Daniels Royer Alonzo Wilson Robinson Fletcher Anderson Harnett Griiiin Chastain O'Berry Baucom Dukett Schwab Ford Branch Bridges Stewart I BETA CHI DOYLE BLUEMLE. DAVID BARR. HAROLD WILLIAMS Founded: 1933 Colors: Black and Whito Chartered: 1933 Flower: White Rose DR. HERBERT LAUB Advisor —92— Borman P. Straub Glass Stokes Russ Thornton Knight Rsgano Hague Houston lobson Weese Kelly Barr Jeter Wright Sulteniuss Keaton Capello Carpenter Litell Mick Weisner Robinson Gonzalez Rienart Layiield G. Scott Simmons J. Scott Jackson Reed Bluemle Wright Roquermore C. Straub I KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA HUGH TALTY. GUS JIMINEZ. JOE CAPITANO. DONALD BRITT Guy Si. Paul Elmo Temes Charles T. Hammond. Jr. MEMBERS John Palon Henry F. Hammond Clarence Harris Fernando Alonso William Bender Mike Mainguth Augustine Suarez Tony Garcia Bill Brown Gene Hill Everett Brag Fred Hagar James White PLEDGES Clark Gunn Manuel Sanchez Hugh Simmons Clifford E. Hammond Robert Fiedler Salvador Llaso Irvin Weaver Manuel Gonzalez Kenneth Dishman Frank Cacciatore Robert Hancock Donald Richard —94— RHO NU DELTA TROY SMITH. MARCELINO MELENDRERAS. ED. GARDNER. DENVER BLANCO Founded: 193S Colors: Blue and White Chartered: 1935 Flower: Red Carnation MR. LOUIS NAVA Advisor —95— Lopez Vaccaro Gomez Nieto Gardner Phillip Guaatello Rosario Messina Romitt Pinch T. Ippilito Smith Granda Blanco Leiferts King Gant Perez Melendreras Payne Yanez Davis Cleotilis Juan Baldwin SIGMA KAPPA NU DICK SAXON. GEORGE PEACOCK. JACK KELSEY. GENE LASWELL Founded: 1933 Colors: Black and Silver Chartered: 1933 Flower: White Gardenia DR. DONALD ROBINSON Advisor —97— Gibson Howell LoHoup Jackson Crompton Bisette Nash Groves Williams Sadler Peacock Elkins Giglio Carleton Kendricks Bissonette Schwab Fabian Dekle Garrison Copeland Drew Kelsey K. Baker Rey Hair Ross Saxon Roos Hayes Woodruff Mobley Kenney Cumbie Handley Simpson Goodson Damsey McNab Birt Bickley DiBona —96— TAU OMEGA LENNIE VIDAL BILL HART. GEO. JACK. FRANCIS PEPPER Chartered: 1936 Colors: Rose and Blue Flower: Red Rose MR. JESSE KEENE Advisor -100— Lamb Iones Wolfe Younglove McDonald Ellis Grimsley Edwards L Hall J. Hall Rupponer Leigh Bedinglield Sipes Sslph Haynes Mott lack Pepper Mills Tanner Donahue Hart Fennoll Sweatman Waugh Nunn Almengual Vidal E. Ippilito —101— I ACE CLUB CHARLES HAMMOND. CHARLES HAYNES. FRED HAMMOND DR. GUY C. BECKNELL Faculty Advisor —102— —103— ALPHA MU TAU ALPHA PSI OMEGA —H� — KAPPA KAPPA PSI BOB PRICE JAMES KICKLITER JACK BROCKMAN President Reporter Vice President HAZE CARLTON Secretary WALLY HAGUE Treasurer — 106— BAPTIST STUDENT UNION PURPOSE: To achieve a 3-fold cooperative enlinkmcnt between students, college, and the church. —10ft— BOOTS AND SADDLE BILL HAUL JR.. LENNIE VIDAL MIRIAM CHASTAIN. CHARLIE HAYNES —109— FUTURE TEACHERS MARY U CALSL IOSEPHINE BIERO, MARTHA JACKSON. DR. NELL PAGEAN. PAULINE CACCIATORE —no— LA TERTULIA JAMES LEFFERTS. CARMEN PALACIO. JENNIE CUSMANO. MARY LEONE PURPOSE: To promote tho Spanish language in especially among those students who do not the University, know Spanish. —Ill— LETTERMAN'S CLUB JOHNNY READ. WILLIARD KNIGHT. JACK LAYFIELD. PAUL STRAUB PAUL STRAUB JOHN READ WILLIARD KNIGHT .Vice President AL FUEYO Historian SPENCER BOKOR JACK LAYFIELD Sgt. at Arms Jerry Jackson Wm. PriH Doyle Bluemle Luciano Prida Tom Ritter Joe DiBona Manuel Alvarez Tommy Hall Win, Burns Fernando Lopez Bobby Fabian Rene Alvarez John Dekle Mario Ippolito Huntor Armontrout Lyn Hall Doug Forstor Emilio Ippolito Fred Borman Gene Bissette Glenn Reed Billy Bryant Tommy Pardo Bill Sadler Conn Straub Tom Waugh Willis Simmons David Barksdale Bud Williams Larry Rosenbaum Manuel Miranda Troy Tuck Clyde Evans John Scott John Clements Lyle Weose METHODIST CLUB NELSON JONES. EDITH MORGAN. ROY PINCH PURPOSE To serve os a connecting link between the University student body and tho local churches. —113— JACK WHITNEY. LARRY DONAHUE. CARMEN PALACIO PURPOSE Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship that fosters the spiritual and social interests of Catholic students. PRESBYTERIAN CLUB CHAS. CRUMPTON Vice President JEAN WILTSIE Secretary BETTY TRIMBLE President FRANCES LEWIS Treasurer —II — 313 MASQUERS MISS THELMA JONES. JAY SANDERS. MR. ROY McGILLIVRAY, MARGUERITE ROYER Colora: Purple and White Flower: Violet ROY A McGILLIVRAY THELMA E. JONES Advisors PURPOSE: To promote the Universtty of Tampa through productions of worthwhile drama, and to give ample opportunity to all students of Tampa University who arc interested in dramatic activities. T. D. S GEO. R. ROBINSON. IRVING ELKIN. BOB BLACKMAN. VICTOR LEFT y PURPOSE: We unit© for th© purpose of creating, providing, and developing an attitude in keeping with worthy social living. We define our principles according to friendship, character, justice, tolerance and education. —117— I Z. D. P. Front Row—Left to Right—JEANNE BRADLEY. JEANNIE FOOR. MEREDITH WEBER Middle Row—SUSAN MeINTOSH. EUNICE TALBOTT (Prosidont) Lost Row—PAT THOMAS, LILLIAN BORREGO. ELSIE NORDBY. DORIS JOHNSON. LOUISE APARICIO. DR. NELL H. PAGEAN (Advisor). DOLORES SCHJAASTAD. —118— —120— DIRECTOR OF MENS' ATHLETICS MILLER K. ADAMS —121— DIRECTOR OF WOMENS' ATHLETICS MISS FRANCES CREAN —122— COACH PAUL STRAUB —123— FOOTBALL COACHES BILL SPRANZA. PAUL STRAUB. WILLARD KNIGHT MANAGERS DOUG FORSTER GORDON STEVENS TONY GONZALEZ MARVIN DAWKINS 1946 FOOTBALL TEAM ■ —12s— 1946 SPARTANS OCT. 12—MacDILL HELD TAMPA 6 —MacDILL 7 The Spartans, playing their first game since 1942. came out on the short end against a strong defensive MacDill Field eleven. Paced by Army's All-American Cass Myslinski. Manuel Miranda, fast wingback scored (or tho Spartans. OCT. 26—SOUTH GA. COLLEGE TAMPA 13 —GEORGIA 2 The alert Spartans broke into the winning column by striking swiftly in tho final four minutes of play to defeat the Georgians 13-2. Paced on tho offense by the running of fleet-footed Jerry Jackson, and tho kick- ing of Big John Clcmenco. Outstanding on the defense were Jack Layfield. burly quarterback and Clyde Evans at guard. NOV. 7—NORMAN PARK JR. COLLEGE TAMPA 13 —NORMAN PARK 9 “Happy Hayes. Norman Jr. Bears kept the Spartans alert all evening by the running of fullback. Tho Boars scored first late in the 2nd quarter. NOV. 11—MIAMI U. B TAMPA 6 —MIAMI 20 The strong Hurricanes from Miami pro- duced a powerful attack that kept the Spartans deep � n their own territory. Conn Straub. Spartan pivot man played out- standing defensive ball. NOV. 22—STETSON UNIVERSITY TAMPA 0 —STETSON 20 Brady Cowell's Hatter eleven proved to be too strong for the underdog Spartans by pushing across 3 touchdowns and two extra points to down the Spartans on the Deland field. Brasington and Boyd scored for Stetson, with “Cheerful Charley Wil- son. former Tampa gridder playing brilliant defensive ball. NOV. 29—ALA. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE. LIVINGSTON. ALA. TAMPA 7 —ALABAMA 12 The Alabama Teachers nosed out the fight- ing Spartans in the final 1 minute of play after the Tampa eloven lost 38 yards in penalties from their own 41 to the 3 yard line. Sparked by Burns. Laylield. Jackson and Straub. —126— RITTER BR IMNT EVAN 5 ROSENBAUM REED JACKSON SCOTT 127-- DI BONA WAUGH T. IPPOLITA BLUEMLE HOME COMING —128— BOKOR N Y E TIMMERMAN 8QRMAN HANCOCK MIRANDA DOUGLAS WILLIAMS PAfXDO HAYNES —129— 1 fabain LAYFIELD ARMENTROUT LOPEZ MIRANDA CLEMENTS IPPOLITA FABIAN PRIFF DEKLE -130— BASEBALL COACH MILLER K. ADAMS. MANAGER HENRY LOPENSENSKI —131— —132— ■ROSENBAUM ARCIA PC M4 — V PC O u- M (Z ft 1946 BASKETBALL TEAM L HALL T. RITTER. E. TUCK. L WEESE. D. BARKSDALE. L ROSENBAUM, H. LOPENSENSKI. R. ALVAREZ. B. FABIAN. G. BISSETTE. J. OLSEN —134— INTRAMURAL COACHES T. PARDO. C. PARKER. F. SELF. M. K. ADAMS. B. SADLER. G. MILLS. J. LAYFIELD —136— ACE CLUB A. HAMMOND. F. SELF. D. GIPPHART. C. HAMMOND. B. GRANT. E. HAMMOND. B. ELLIS. P. MASSARO BETA CHI W. KNIGHT. C. STRAUB. R. SULTENFUSS. M. CAMELLO. C. CARPENTER. E. POAGUE. H. WILLIAMS. I. LAYFIELD. P. STRAUB. H. RIENART. F. ROBINSON. T. GONZALEZ. C. MOSHELL. E. GENTRY. F. LETZNER. W. HAGUE. R. RUSS. F. GANNON. A. KELLY — 13 — KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA C. HAMMOND. T. GARCIA. B. SUAREZ. D. BRITT. HANCOCK. PATON. C. GUNN. E. TEEMS. M. GONZALEZ. ST. PAUL. B. BENDER. F. CACCIATORE RHO NU DELTA GOMEZ. LOPEZ, CICCARRELLO. PAYNE. GRANDA. DOMINGUEZ. PEREZ. JUAN. NIETO, VALDEZ. WHITNEY. GANT. LYSEK. PINCH. VACCARRO. BLANCO. IPPOUTO — I� — SIGMA KAPPA NU B. BROWN. H. WOODRUFF. F. BARKSDALE. D. BARKSDALE. P. EMANUEL J. DI BONA. I. B. TIMMERMAN. R. BERT. B. WILLIAMS. T. OWENS. H. GOODSON C. SCHWAB. E. GARRISON TAU OMEGA G. JACK. G. MILLS. L HALL. B. GRIMSLEY. B. MacDONALD. J. IONES. J. RUPPONER. N. JONES. B. HOPE. I. EDWARDS. C. SIPES —139— •'iN I % Tf % i , 1$ v W A«v ’ '■ «b ' J%| $ % £‘V , v a w ,-c. v s« f .%P 3 . A VvS •• yWfes.. £ y i v?2% ' V% V % % W% % . s% A | r • v iS ®«f I? .. to % raSSy � 'c SS '• , '% g 1 g 5 I % yy % •fe, S@ 5 « . A %| m w I� '4, 140— ALPHA GAMMA M. Li CALSI. C. ROCCAFORTE. M. PETION. C. PALACIO. E. JEWELL SIGMA THETA PHI D. QUARTERMAN. M. CHASTAIN. M. BRANCH. J. STEWART. K. WILSON. B. HAMMETT. M. FLETCHER. A. GRIFFIN. D. ALONZO. B. BROWNSEY —141 — DELTA KAPPA BASKETBALL TEAM G. F. CARRAHER. P. ANDERSON, E. ROBERTSON. N. HAMLET. D. SAUBLE. M. I. GLENN. D. JAMES —M2— GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL JESSICA. IRONS. BOYD. SIERRA. CAPT. JEWELL. MGR. ANDERSON. CAMP. GLENN. GRIFFIN — Not Present SCOTT CITY BASKETBALL JESSICA. SIERRA. JEWELL. CAPT. BOYD. GRIFFIN. IRONS. HILL. CAMP. GLENN — Nol Present SCOTT — 143— MIXED SOFTBALL INTRAMURAL TEAM ROBERTSON. BOYD. JEWELL. WILSON. JESSICA. HAMMETT. CAMP. GRIFFIN. ALONZO. HILL. FLETCHER. RIVERO CITY LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL GLENN. BOYD. ANDERSON. JEWELL, ROBERTSON. CAMP. GRIFFIN —144— SPORT SNAPSHOTS BASKETBALL ACTION SHOT GLENNA HILL —MS— MIKE ROYER —u — U. OF T. BAND —147— U. OF T. ORCHESTRA —148— —6M— SflHOHO 'I iO n MAJORETTES -ISO- NANCY LOU FINLEY. PENNY BURKE. JO ANN HARDY. FRANCES ROTTELO. BETTY JANE BROWNSEY. DOLORES PATRICK. Head Majorette CHEER LEADERS PAT SCOTT. EVELYN JEWELL. NELSON JONES. MILDRED BRANCH ALYCE GRIFFIN. BUTCH LORTON. DORA LEE BOWEN — 1S1 ENTERING HALL OF FAME MIRIAM CHASTAIN AND DOYLE BLUEMLE -153— BETTY JANE BROWNSEY —iss— FRED LENFESTEY DOROTHY QUARTERMAN —157— DOROTHY QUARTERMAN —1S9— —160— ELEANA RIVERO —102— JEAN DUKETT —163— GENE FRANCES CARRAHER i s— MANUEL ALVAREZ, JR. - 168— BETTY JANE BROWNSEY I69 - SENIOR CLASS BEST ALL AROUND DOROTHY QUARTERMAN AND FRED LENFESTEY 170— MOST DIGNIFIED EUNICE TALBOT — 17! — MOST DIGNIFIED CLASS CROOKS JOANNA RECK AND PAUL HUNTON —173— ML ► ■� JUNIOR CLASS BEST LOOKING PEGGY ANDERSON AND LENNIE VIDAL BEST ALL AROUND GLENNA HILL AND ED. GARDNER -I7S— MOST ATHLETIC EVELYN JEWELL AND DOYLE BLUEMLE —� 76— MOST DIGNIFIED HAPPY FORD AND JIMMY LEFFERTS — 177— SOPHOMORE CLASS BEST ALL AROUND MIKE” ROYER AND JIMMY STOKES — J7 J — MOST DIGNIFIED BARBARA HAMETT AND JACK CARLIN —179— CLASS CROOKS JOAN SCHWAB AND CREDO SCHWAB —180 — FRESHMAN CLASS BEST LOOKING BOB GRIMSLEY AND JOANNE STEWART I I — 181— BEST ALL, AROUND SCOTTIE BRANCH AND JERRY JACKSON —182— MOST ATHLETIC LETHIA SIERRA AND BOB FABIAN T. O. - WINNER U. OF T. BAND —I8S— B. X. SPECTATORS HOME COMING GAME PARADE —188— THE UNIVERSITY BROADCASTING SERVICE NEWS BUREAU COORDINATOR Marion Fields Michael J. Mainguth Paul Gorman Harry Winning DIRECTOR OF RADIO STUDENT STATION MANAGER Roy A. McGillivray Victor H. Lefl ACTING STAFF EDUCATION Manita Lyman Shirley Iaguinto PUBLICITY Hubert Yohannon Nancy Humei Fannie Rosenburg Doria Johnson Dolores Patrick Barbara O'Benry Francis C. 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