University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL) - Class of 1949 Page 1 of 208
Cover
Pages 6 - 7 Pages 10 - 11 Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9 Pages 12 - 13 Pages 16 - 17
Show Hide text for 1949 volume (OCR )
Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1949 volume: “
creu ct 4 By presenting to you the 1949 Moroccan, we have tried to bring an accurate representation of life at the University of Tampa. This year we would like to introduce to you Moro C. Can, the little man who isn’t there, as our theme. Moro C. Can, the University’s perennial freshman, entered this institution some time in the late 1930’s, but there is no record of his high school preparation, admission, or college credits. A peek into Business Office records might show that he is listed as delinquent in his college fees, but no one can definitely lay hands on him to collect. In the Spring elections Moro C. Can received two votes for President of the Student Body and one for Senior Representative. With a little of the right” political support he might have gone far. Rumors have circulated frequently that a strange figure has often been seen climbing the circular stairs across from the Library, or wandering down the upstairs hall by Dr. Laub’s office, or climbing over statues late at night in the lobby. No one has definitely mentioned Moro C. Can but we believe it was he. In following Moro C. Can through the 1949 Moroccan we hope you enjoy seeing him as much as we enjoy presenting him to you. SPEC ,T U5 AAA content Mn G) I. Meet The Profs II. Classes III. Sports IV. Activities V. Music VI. Features VII. Advertisements i dedication To Rabbi David L. Zielonka—a man to admire, to emulate and to love—we, the senior class of the University of Tampa, dedicate this 1949 Moroccan. May your profound inspiration be expressed in our work through the coming years. Rabbi David L. Zielonka, B.H., A.B., Rabbi, D.H. Scant cj[ Trusteed For term expiring May, 1949 Carl D. Brorein V. H. Northcutt D. B. McKay David E. Smiley James L. Ferman H. P. Baya William Moody For term expiring May, 1950 C. C. Vega, Jr. Roland A. Wilson Chester Ferguson For term expiring May, 1951 Chari.es F. Blake J. S. Mims Howard P. Macfarlane James T. Swann Louis Wellhouse, Jr. For term expiring May, 1952 J. Crockett Farnell J. A. Griffin George B. Howell V. V. Sharpe Paul Smith For term expiring May, 1953 John G. Anderson, Jr. Albert H. Case R. J. Binnicker H. C. Culbreath David A. Falk 1 PreAidehtA Jarewlt To SeniorJ My sincere congratulations to the mem- bers of the graduating class of 1949. You have acquired some of the intellectual dis- ciplines and attitudes which, if used per- sistently and wisely, will enable you to enlarge and improve the limited education you have obtained during your brief college career. The individual’s capacity for the enlargement of his mind and spirit is limited largely by his interests, will and ambition. The scope of education is endless. Oppor- tunities for learning are boundless. With the degree bestowed on you by the University of Tampa go the ardent good wishes of its trustees and administration. We believe you know that the larger com- munity will look to you for a type of life and leadership commensurate with the educational advantages and opportunities you have enjoyed. We sincerely pray that your professional success and your service to God and your country will bring happi- ness to you and increased praise and support to the University of Tampa. I Ell wood C. Nancl, A.B., M.A., D.S.Litt. President of the University of Tampa M. C. Rhodes, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Administration and Professor of Mathematics Howard Gould Baker, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Men and Professor of English Thelma E. Jones, A.B., M.A., O.B. Dean of Women and Assistant Professor of English and Dramatics faculty Miller K. Adams B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Education Guy G. Becknei.l B.S., M S., PH.D., D.Sc. Professor of Physics James Bicnell B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Drawing and Surveying Norman Borchardt Assistant Professor of Art Zoe Coven B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Elementary Education Stella iM. Cox B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics C. C. Denney B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. Acting Professor of Psychology Nell Dowtin A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish Mary A. Emery M.A.. Ph D. Associate Professor of French and German Laurence P. Geer B.S.. M.S. Associate Professor of Chemistry Roy E. Geetinc A.B., M.A.. Ph D. Associate Professor of Accounting Hobart T. Grace B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Geology, Geography, and General Science Roy A. Jones A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Business Administration Jesse L. Keene A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of History and Government Robbie L. Landry B.S. Instructor in Secretarial Science C. Herbert Laub A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History Roy A. McGillivray Robert Mohr B.L.I., M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Louis A. Nava A.B., B.S. Associate Professor of Spanish Olca Nyb Private Instructor in Voice Clyde T. Rf.ed A.B., M.S. Associate Professor of Biology Owen J. Reynolds B S.. M.S. Instructor in Mathematics Lawrence G. Roberts B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Elyse G. Sheppard A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Arthur Shouse B.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Edu- cation and Assistant Coach Margaret Smith B.A. Private Instructor in Pipe Organ and Piano Florence R. Stumpf M.A. Part-time Instructor in Music Education Reuben D. Webb Rabbi David L. Zielonka B.S.. MS. Associate Professor of English B.H., A.B., Rabbi, D.H. Associate Professor of Old Testament, Sociology FACULTY NOT PICTURED Beatrice Brill B.S.. XI.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Women Charles Vines Collier, Jr. B.S. Part-time Instructor in Chemistry Richard Darby B.S. in B.A., CPA Part-time Instructor in Accounting Myron J. Gaddis B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Edu- cation, Head Coach and Director of Athletics Leo H. O’IIare A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Stephen F. Park A.B., M.M. Associate Professor of Music Theory Melvin Ritter Private Instructor in Violin Steven Solak b.s. Private Instructor in Clarinet Lyman Wii.tse Mus.R., M.M. Director of Music and Associate Professor of Voice and Violin Earl E. Keller B.S.. A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Kathleen Wiltse a.B. Part-time Instructor in Cello Mrs. Johnnie Pate Bookkeeper Mrs. I;i.o Stf.nhoem Clerk Mrs. Rosalyn Dodd Auiuini Bookkeeper -2 James NX1'. Whitehead B.S. Director of Public Relation Mrs. C. C. Denney Director of Boy ’ Dormitory Miss Marcella Hanley Director of Girls' Dormitory Mrs. Mae Avery Switchboard Operator Mrs. Marjorie Cassidy Dean’s Oflicc Mrs. Wilda Pecina Dean’s Office Mrs. Ruth Miller Dean’s Oflicc vTme Ntw Look Atudeht This year’s Student Senate under the capable leadership of the President of the Student Body, Richard Saxon, has been one of the most active groups on the campus for the past year. At the beginning of the Fall semester the Senate aided with registration, graded all freshman placement examinations, and conducted Fall elections. At Homecoming all members aided in planning the Homecoming festivities, including the pajama parade, the bonfire, and the big Home- coming Dance. During both the Fall and the Spring semesters the Senate worked on plans for a new judicial system and on the parking lot situation. In May four representatives were sent to the Intercollegiate Government and Press Convention at Barry College in Miami, Florida. These representa- tives included Richard Saxon, Bill Benson, Bob Hancock, and Owen Keene. Spring elections were conducted in May, and the semester was concluded with a formal dance in honor of all graduating seniors and the newly elected officers of all classes. Richard Saxon President of «he Student Hody Marcaret Anderson President of the Senior Cla« Mate Lawrence Donohue Representative of the Senior Class Credo Schwab President of the Senior Class Spring Semester Joan Schwab Representative of the Senior Class Gerald Jackson President of the Junior Class Robert Hancock Representative of the Junior Class William Benson President of the Sophomore Class Owen Keene Representative of the Sophomore Class Warren White President of the Freshman Class Patricia Waldrop Representative of the Freshman Class MHich claM cfftficerJ Dorothy James, secretary; Credo Schwab, vice president; Margaret Anderson, president junior claM officer Mii.ton Bf.dingfield, vice president; Julia Daniel, secretary; Gerald Jackson, president dcffhctncre claM ctftficeM Howard Vail, vice president; Glenn Massey, secretary; William Benson, president tfreAhfttah ctaAA cfflicerA Warren White, president; Mary E. Tidwell, vice president; Joy Lunsford, secretary Adele Cecile Adams SARASOTA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Transfer from Barry College, Miami, Florida; Delta Kappa, Historian, Treasurer; Newman Club; La Tertulia; Future Teachers of America; Boots and Saddle. Homer May Alderman, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Businas «Administration Major—Business Administration Diego James Almengual TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business tsldministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Education Tau Omega, Intramurals, Corresponding Secretary, Pledge Captain, Chairman Joe DiTomaso Memorial Committee; Newman Club. Margaret Anderson TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Delta Kappa, Outstanding Pledge, Publicity Chair- man, Vice President, Panhcllcnic Representative; Student Senate, Vice President; Sophomore Re- presentative; Senior Class President; Manager Girls’ Varsity Basketball; Methodist Student Or- ganization, Vice President; Women’s Athletic Association, Treasurer; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Honor Roll. Ralph Louis Andretta NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK Bachelor of Science in 'Business zsld ministration Major—Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa; Future Business Leaders of America; Debating Society. Annie Anzalone TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Spanish and English Louise Mary Aparicio TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Spanish Minor—English Zeta Delta Phi, Pledge Captain, Vice President, Treasurer; Newman Club; Girls Dorm Club; Los Picaros; Rho Nu Delta Sponsor. Manuel Aparicio TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—History Minor—Business Administration Violet Agueda Arce TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Edward George Baisch TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business: «sldministration Major—Busi ness Administrae ion Minor—Science William Kendall Baker TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Administration Major—Business Administration Sigma Kappa Nu. David Baskowitz NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK 'Bachelor of .'Arts Major—English Minor—Psychology Tau Delta Sigma, President; Panhellenic Council; University Broadcasting Service; Fencing Team; Minaret Staff. Kathryn Crabb Benard TAMPA, FLORIDA 'BacMor of Science in £ ducat ion Major—Elementary Education William Richard Bf.nder TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—History Kappa Sigma Kappa, Intramurals. Roger David Birt TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business sldministration Major—Business Administration Minor—English Sigma Kappa Nu, Intramural Football Coach, Golf Championship, All-Intramural Football Team. Denver Blanco TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Arts Major—Spanish Minor—French Dora Lee Bowen TAMPA, FLORIDA ‘BacMor of Science in education Major—Physical Education Minor—English Cheerleader; University Chorus; Methodist Stu- dent Organization; Future Teachers of America, Reporter; Women's Athletic Association; Physical Education Club; Zeta Delta Phi. Madelyn Grace Boyd TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of tslrfs Major—Music Minor—Physical Education Alpha Mu Tau; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Volley- ball; Varsity Softball; Manager of Girls’ Intra- murals; All Girl Unit; Newman Club; Women’s Athletic Association. Leonard Brown TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of sslrts Major—English Minor—Psychology Rho Nu Delta. Roberts Newton Brown TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business tsldministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Physical Education William Thomas Brown, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'Business Ad ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Accounting Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice President; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America; Honor Roll; Dean's List. Veda England Byrd TAMPA, FLORIDA ’Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Vincent Cacciatore TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—English and Spanish Minor—Social Studies Future Teachers of America; Los Picaros; Minaret Staff. Joseph Capitano TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Accounting Kappa Sigma Kappa; Intramural Manager; Future Business Leaders of America. Maurice Hazen Carleton BARTOW, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science Major—General Science Minor—English and Education Sigma Kappa Nu, Treasurer; Kappa Kappa Psi, Secretary, Treasurer; Band; Chorus; Intramurals. Jack Edward Cartlidge SARASOTA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of tslrts Major—Art Minor—English Minaret Staff, Political Editor, Advisor of Student Affairs; Brush and Palette Club, President; Kappa Pi; 313 Masquers; Muezzin, Editor; University Broadcasting Service, Staff Announcer; Moroccan, Art Editor; Student Art Instructor; Transfer from Baylor University, Waco, Texas. Peggy Mack Chambers TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Delta Kappa, Vice President; Chorus; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Volleyball. Albert Charles Chavez, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Spanish Mi nor—Psychology Frances Combee TAMPA, FLORIDA 'fiacbclor of Science in € ducal ion Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Minaret Staff, Editorial Director, Associate Editor, Society Editor; Quill Club, Secretary; Brush and Palette Club, Secretary; Delta Kappa, Historian, Reporter; Baptist Student Union, Musical Director; Future Teachers of America, Secretary. Edward Paul Cory TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business Ad ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Mathematics and Accounting Kappa Sigma Kappa, Intramurals; Newman Club; Future Business Leaders of America. David Louis Costello, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business cAdministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Accounting Tau Omega; Newman Club. Roscoe R. Davis TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bac jclor of Science in 'business ldministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Accounting Willard Munson Deonier LITHIA, FLORIDA ‘Bachelor of Science in 'business tsldminis!rat Maj o:t—Busi ness Administration Minor—Spanish Ralph Diaz TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business «Administrat Major—Business Administration Minor—English Kappa Sigma Kappa, Intramurals; Psi Mu Al Future Business Leaders of America; Dean’s Honor Roll. Alice Evans Epperson BRAZIL, INDIANA 'bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Transfer from Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute, Indiana, and Colorado State College of Education, Greeley, Colorado. Douglas John Forster TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—Art Beta Chi; Baseball, All-State; Football Manager; T Club; Golf; Adams Trophy, Outstanding Ath- lete 1947-1948. Louis Edward Frey, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 73achclor of Science in 'Business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Psychology and History Kappa Sigma Kappa; Future Business headers of America; Newman Club. Mary Jo Glenn TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Minor—Music Delta Kappa, Historian, Intramural Manager, Secretary; Alpha Mu Tau, Reporter; Women’s Athletic Association, Reporter; Secretary Fresh- man Class; Secretary Junior Class; Treasurer Senior Class; Tennis Club; Varsity Volleyball; Varsity Basketball; University Chorus; Future Teachers of America; Moroccan Staff. Marian Carolyn Glorioso TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—History and Social Studies Minor—English Future Teachers of America; Alpha Gamma. Joseph Gomez TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Accounting and Spanish Rho Nu Delta, Secretary, Treasurer, Intramurals; Los Picaros; Minaret Staff; Future Business Leaders of America; Honor Roll. Robert Victor Gross HAVERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 'bachelor of tslr s Major—History and Music Minor—English Psi Mu Alpha, Charter Member, President, Hi; ian; Spartan Troupers; 313 Masquers; Choi Alfred Orlando Guzman TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of istrls Major—History Minor—Music Band; Kappa Kappa Psi. Vernal Hair, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business « Idministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Psychology Sigma Kappa Nu; Boots and Saddle Club, President; Cheerleader; Anchor Club, Commodore; Acc Club. Charles Thomas Hammond, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Spanish Kappa Sigma Kappa, Charter Member; Vice Pres- ident Junior Class; Acc Club; Future Business Leaders of America. Dorothea Harra TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science Major—Home Economics Minor—English Delta Kappa, Parliamentarian, Secretary, Vice President; Honor Roll; Home Economics Club; Women’s Athletic Association; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; Candidate for Orange Bowl Contest; Tennis Club, Secretary. Clarence Gleaton Harris TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'business tsld ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Education Juanita Akridge Hatcher TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Spanish Irby Charles Haynes TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in education Major—Social Studies Minor—Physical Education and Sociology Tau Omega; Ace Club; Boots and Saddle Club; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football; Minaret Staff. Harry Miller Hobbs TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Mathematics Sigma Kappa Nu; Varsity Football; Intramurals. Lillian Donna Hodnett WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Art Minor—History Evelyn Hopper JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Ad ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—English Margaret Marvele Hord TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Social Studies Minor—French and Secondary F.ducation Band; Future Teachers of America; Brush and Palette Club; Dean’s List; Honor Roll. William George Irish TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration James Norman Jackson TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business zAdministration Major—Business Administration Minor—English Martha Jane Jackson TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Science Minor—Mathematics and Education Alpha Gamma, Treasurer, Secretary, Vice Pres- ident; Future Teachers of America, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary; Methodist Student Or- ganization; Phi Society; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Dorothy Louise James TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Music Minor—English Delta Kappa, Pledge Secretary, Panhcllenic Re- presentative, Treasurer, President; Alpha Mu Tau, Chaplain, Vice President; Baptist Student Union, First Vice President, Second Vice President; Women’s Athletic Association; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; All-Girl Unit; University Chorus; Secretary Senior Class; Alpha Mu Tau Scholarship; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Dana Jeter TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business vlJminis ration Major—Business Administration Beta Chi, Pledge Captain, Treasurer. Evelyn Osburn Jewell TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in Education Major—Music Minor—Physical Education Alpha Mu Tau, Scrgcant-at-Arms, Chaplain; Alpha Gamma, Pledge President, Intramural Manager, Panhcllcnic Representative; Cheerleader; Hi Mas- quers, Secretary; Methodist Student Organization, Publicity Manager, Representative to North Caro- lina Conference, Reporter; Orchestra; Varsity Show; Chorus; All-Girl Unit; Orchcsis; Boots and Saddle Club; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Volley- ball, Captain, Co-Captain; T Club; Moroccan Staff; Minaret Staff, Advertising Manager, Re- porter; Vice President Sophomore Class; Class Notable; Honor Roll; Women’s Athletic Associa- tion; Tennis Club, Champion Women’s Singles Tennis Tournament. James William Jones tampa, florida 'bachelor of Science in 'business «Administration Major—Business Administration Harold Julian Keating TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science Major—Mathematics Minor—Physics Sigma Kappa Nu, Parliamentarian, Executive Board; Panhcllcnic Council; Junior Rotarian; Minaret Staff. Mildred Kindred TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in € ducal ion Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Harry Philip Kurtz, Jr. ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration Sigma Kappa Nu Pledge; Minaret Reporter. Robert Edwards Larmon TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Ad ministration Major—Business Administration Tau Omega; Intramurals. Gene Holt Lasswell TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Administration Major—Business Administration ' Harold Ernest Lawber VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Adminis!ration Major—Business Administration Future Business Leaders of America; Kappa Sigma Kappa. Maria Antoinette Li Calsi TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in €ducation Major—Social Studies Minor—English Future Teachers of America; Newman Club; Alpha Gamma, Pledge President; Chorus; Intra- murals. Worth VanArsdale Littell ARIPEKA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Physical Education Minor—History Beta Chi, Intramurals; Vice President Freshman Class; Varsity Football; Honor Roll. Jack J. Loria TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of eslrts Major—Spanish Minor—English I f Olga P. Marchetta TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education James Albert McNab TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business t ldministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Psychology Sigma Kappa Nu, Outstanding Pledge, Public Relations Officer, President; Sophomore Class Vice President; Minaret Staff, Reporter; National Vet- erans Collegiate Association, Second Vice President; Methodist Student Organization; Panhcllenic Re- presentative; Future Business Leaders of America; Junior Lion; Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Glenn G. McRae TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Arts Major—Music and English Kappa Kappa Psi, Vice President; Psi Mu Alpha; Band; Orchestra; Chorus; Tau Omega, Secretary; President Junior Class; 313 Masquers; Brush and Palette Club; Junior Marshal; Judiciary Council. Elizabeth Stuart Mercer TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Minor—English --r A Robert Bell Miller TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business t ltlminis ration Major—Business Administration Minor—Accounting Cynthia Anne Toledo Moran TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of zslrts Major—English Minor—Home Economics Delta Kappa, Treasurer, Nash Higgins Scholarship Pin; Chorus; Home Economics Club, Vice Pres- ident; Brush and Palette Club; Intramurals; Los Picaros; Newman Club; Tennis Club; Senior Class Notable; Dance Recital; Florida State University, Tallahassee. Clifford Ray Mott TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Education, Biology Tau Omega; Ace Club; Fencing Club; Future Teachers of America; Future Business Leaders of America, Charter Member; Visual Aid Coordinator; University of Hawaii, Honolulu; Biology Club; Honor Roll; Dean’s List. Jesse Broadus Norman TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—English John Edward Paton CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Education Kappa Sigma Kappa; Future Business Leaders of America; Panhcllenic Council; Intramurals. Laez Maria Pelaez TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Art Minor—Education William James Priff ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Adminis!ration Major—Business Administration Beta Chi; Informal Football; Intramural Foot- ball; Newman Club; Future Business Leaders of America. Josephine Reina TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—English Minor—Spanish Zeta Delta Phi. Arthur George Remnet, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of slrts Major—Accounting Rho Nu Delta, Pledge Vice President; Accounting Laboratory Assistant; Manager Spartan Room. Carmelina Roccaforte TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of slrts Major—Sociology Minor—Psychology and Spanish Alpha Gamma, President; Intramurals; Baptist Student Union, Secretary; Women’s Athletic Association; Panhcllenic Council; Chorus; Dean’s List; Honor Roll. Emilio A. Rodriguez TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business «Administration Major—Business Administration Varsity Baseball. Mary Rosalie Rodriguez TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in Education Major—English Minor—Sociology Marguerite Helen Royer TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of slrfs Major—Drama Minor—Sociology Sigma Theta Phi, Vice President, President; Secre- tary Freshman Class; Chairman Freshman Hop; 313 Masquers, Vice President; Homecoming Queen’s Court; Secretary Panhcllcnic Council; Minaret Staff; Moroccan Staff. Frances Crowe Saxon TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Arfs Major—Sociology Minor—English Minaret Staff, Editor; Brush and Palette Club; Muezzin, Associate Editor; Quill Club, President; Boots and Saddle Club; Rho Nu Delta Sponsor; University Candidate for Photographer’s Ball Queen; Sigma Kappa Nu Sponsor; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; Girls’ Dormitory Club; Male Animal” cast; 313 Masquers; Variety Show; Moroccan, Feature Editor, Associate Editor; Uni- versity Broadcasting Service, News Editor; Spartan Troupers; Honor Roll; Homecoming Queen; University of Tampa Candidate for Junior League Queen; University Sponsor for Florida State Uni- versity Football Game; Gold in the Hills” cast; Antigone” cast. Richard Alan Saxon TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science Major—Mathematics Minor—Physics Sigma Kappa Nu, Pledge Captain, Secretary; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; President Junior Class; President Student Body; University Broadcasting Service, Student Station Manager; Chairman Homecoming Committee; Physics Laboratory Assistant; Junior Lion; Class Notable. Dolores Fay Schjaastad TAMPA, FLORIDA bachelor of Science in 'business %Administration Major—Business Administration and Sociology Zeta Delta Phi, President, Panhcllcnic Represent- ative; Future Business Leaders of America; Dean’s List; Chorus; Veteran’s Club, Treasurer. Credo Schwab TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science Major—Chemistry Minor—Mathematics Sigma Kappa Nu, Pledge Captain, Treasurer, Pub- lic Relations Officer; Intramurals; Vice President Senior Class; Chemistry Laboratory Assistant; Canterbury Club, Treasurer; President’s Cabinet; Class Notable; Student Senate; Senior Class Pres- ident Second Semester. Joan Dora Schwab TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business sid ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—History Sigma Theta Phi, Scholarship Award, Reporter, Secretary, Vice President, Panhcllcnic Represent- ative; Minaret Staff, Reporter, Society Editor; Intramurals; Dean’s List; Honor Roll; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; Sigma Kappa Nu Gardenia Ball Sponsor; Rho Nu Delta Sponsor; Phi Society; Canterbury Club, Secretary; Junior Represent- ative; Senior Representative; Secretary Student Senate; Junior Marshal; Moroccan Staff, Sopho- more Class Editor, Associate Editor, Editor in Chief; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Delegate Florida Intercollegiate Press Association Convention; Class Notable. William Schwartzman NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Ad ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—History Tau Omega, Intramurals; Future Business Leaders of America, Vice President; Band; Accounting Assistant; Student Training Corps; Orchestra; Transfer from Wayne University, Detroit, Mich. Patricia Ann Scott TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Physical Education Minor—English Delta Kappa, Pledge President; Cheerleader, Co- head; Women’s Athletic Association, President; Newman Club; Homecoming Game Sponsor 1948; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Volleyball; Moroccan Staff; Minaret Staff. Charles George Sipes TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business tsld ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—English Tau Omega, Treasurer, Panhcllenic Representative, President; Intramurals. Troy Kenneth Smith BOWLING CREEN, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of «sir Is Major—Art Minor—Engineering Drawing and English Rho Nu Delta, Treasurer; Tennis Club, President; Crew Coxswain. Eleanor Dolores Spring TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Spanish Women's Athletic Association; Senior Invitation Committee. Ruth Golden Sullivan SAVANNAH, CEORCIA 'Bachelor of «siris Major—Music Minor—Spanish Delta Kappa; Moroccan Staff; University Chorus; Alpha Mu Tau; Women’s Athletic Association; Tau Omega Sponsor; Varsity Basketball, Manager; Graduate Armstrong Junior College, Savannah, Georgia. Peter Switkin TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in education Major—Social Studies Minor—English Tau Delta Sigma; Future Teachers of America; Debating Club. Naomi Symmes TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Hugh Thomas Talty BUFFALO, NEW YORK 'bachelor of Science in 'business Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Education Kappa Sigma Kappa; Future Business Leaders of America; Intramurals. Patricia Ellen Thomas TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of slrts Major—English Minor—Sociology Minaret Staff; Brush and Palette Club; 313 Mas- quers; Los Picaros; Muezzin Staff; Chorus; Assistant Librarian. H. Vincent Thornton TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in ''Business Ad ministration Major—Business Administration Minor—History Beta Chi; Psi Mu Alpha, Charter Member, Pres- ident; University Chorus; Presbyterian Club. Elmo Torregiante TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Spanish Los Picaros; Newman Club; Rho Nu Delta. Arthur Peter Trubiano TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in education Major—Physical Education Claire Ione Van Breemen ARCADIA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of tsIris Major—English Minor—Drama Andre Hubert Vermf.ulen TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business sldministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Accounting Mona Deeter Walters TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of tslrts Major—Mathematics Minor—English Future Teachers of America; Junior Marshal; Alpha Gamma, Treasurer. Louise Seymour Waters TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in education Major—Spanish Minor—English Ellis Watson WILLISTON, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'business «Administration Major—Business Administration Minor—Education Future Teachers of America, Treasurer; Future Business Leaders of America, Charter Member; Honor Roll. Thomas Emmett Waugh TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business Administration Major—Business Administration Tau Omega,Sergennt-at-Arms;Prcsidcnt'sCabinct; Charter Member Debate Society; Boots and Saddle Club; Homecoming Parade Marshal; Moroccan Staff, Business Staff, Circulation Manager; Football Letterman; Junior Rotarian; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Class Notable. Frederick Alfred Webb TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business «sldministration Major—Business Administration Minor—Science Lyle Weese SOUTH ORANGE, NEW JERSEY 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business sld ministrat ion Major—Business Administration Beta Chi; T Club; Varsity Basketball; Intramural Football, Basketball, Track, Softball; Dean’s List. Emmit Evert Wilkes TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Bachelor of Science in Business tAdministrat ion Major—Business Administration Anna J. E. Wohl TAMPA, FLORIDA 'Btchclor of Science in education Major—Elementary Education Minor—Sociology GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Walter C. Caldwell CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in education Major—Mathematics Minor—Physics Robert C. Tanner TAMPA, FLORIDA 'bachelor of Science in 'Business sldministration Major—Business Administration Tau Omega; Brush and Palette Club; St. John’s University, Collcgcvillc, Minnesota. Howard A. Royle NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO, CANADA 'Bachelor of Science Major—Biology Minor—Mathematics Assistant in Bacteriology. Lawrence R. Donohue LORAIN, OHIO 'Bachelor of Science in 'Business std ministration Major—Business Administration Tau Omega; Newman Club; Senior Representative to Student Senate. Cipriano Cueto, Jr. TAMPA, FLORIDA Major—Chemistry Minor—Mathematics undergraduate Aenior A Becky L. Calkins Lawrence Donahue Howard Royle Gregory Cleotclis Jack I.nyficld Gerald Sabin Carl Cowen James Leonard Frank Sexton Cipriano Cucto Marjorie Petion Edward Shinn Thomas Smith Ralph Teijido Roger Wright xV If JUNIORS Frank Accurso Guy T. Bagli R. T. Ben net c Everett B. Bray William R. Bush Sebastian Agliano Calvin C. Baker Bessie J. Benton Alice L. Brush Catherine A. Cappcllo Fernando Alonso Barbara E. Barksdale Kenneth R. Bishop Carley F. B'Smith Thomas S. Carlin Hal B. Ammons Pebley E. Barrow Betty C. Blitch Eleanor N. Buettner Clare J. Cheney Susan M. Ammons Milton O. Bcdingftcid Talbot C. Boudreau Wilbert L. Buettner Charles R. Chisholm JUNIORS Francis Coune George H. Dinglcdy Charles W. Fairbanks James B. Gibson, III Joe C. Granda James F. Clark Julia J. Daniel Helen H. Dorman Andy G. Fargo Anthony S. Gonzalez Martha L. Clayton Marvin C. Dawkins Irving P. Elkin Dolores J. Foor Leonard H. Gotler Raymond P. Conners Charlotte Dean John R. Fabian Tony Garcia Frank R. Goulding Norman D. Cramer Anthony F. Dorio Robert S. Falconer Charles L. Gilkison Anthony Grannell JUNIORS Robert H. Grimslcy Williamson E. Hammer Paul T. Hnrtung William L. Jackson Fred H. Kcnficld John D. Groves Clifford E. Hammond Kenneth Houghton Gus R. Jimenez Robert V. Koehler Carl L. Ha finer Letcher Hancock Emilio L. Ippolito Benton J. Johnson, Jr. Anthony Kolka Cornelius L. Hall Robert E. Hancock Mario L. Ippolito James W. Johnson Winfield Lamb Jesse J. Hall Robert C. Harker Tony Ippolito Prank Juan Charles Lazo A JUNIORS Frances V. Lewis Marcclino Mclcndrcras Edith Morgan Beuie K. Owen Josiah D. Register Salvador F. Llosa Frank A. Messina June Nance Tommy Pardo Victor J. Rogers Charles Martin Margaret P. Miller Charles F. Nash Dcloris M. Patrick Larry Rosenbaum Andrew J. Martinez Robert B. Miller Barbara Jo O’Berry Benito Perez Ernest F. Ross Peggy I. Mayo Manuel Miranda Alvin E. O’Brien Charles Perez Michael Rubio JUNIORS Ingcborg Salomon James E. Sprouli Raymond B. Sul ten fuss Joe Tcscasccca Ralph Vaccaro Katherine Sible Nann V. Stephenson Basil E. Swales George Timinsky Elsie A. Vail Hugh Simmons Guy L. St. Paul Eddie Szaro William L. Timmerman Ovidio Vasquez Kathryn H. Skok Josephine A. St. Paul Robert C. Tanner James R. Tremor Nanette R. Vincent Karl L. Soderberg Lester M. Sturtridge Ralph G. Tennant Robert W. Turner Theodore W. Walters i JUNIORS Meredith Weber James Wright Paul E. Weesner Charles W. White, Jr. Jeanne C. Wiltsc Harry Winning Edward Yanez, Jr. Fannie J. 2amore Milton P. Zamorc Henry P. Zaranski J UN IORS NOT PICTURED Wiley C. Bowycr Jay B. Bragg Ralph Correa, Jr. Frank E. Cromp Thomas L. Daley George F. DeBlois John R. Dcklc Jasper I. Dennison Joseph A. DiHona Clyde C. Evans Charles R. Fee Marion F. Fields Hoyt R. Goodson Charles M. Harvey Richard A. Houston Gerald S. Jackson Robert H. Jenkins Rayburn C. Jones John J. Kcancr Miles N. Keathley James R. Legg Fred A. Let ncr Regina Marcadis Vincent Mili Herbert G. Middaugh Anthony N. Molloy Paul A. Mortcllaro Charles J. Moshcll Richard J. McDonald William E. Nunn Houston L. Olson Jimmy T. Pardo I.estcr E. Parker John W. Pauling George W. Peacock Ovidio G. Perez James F. Phillips William L. Rabey William W. Richardson Charles P. Roddy Joseph Russo Philip C. Schnciblc John E. Stcnwall Sankey F. Stephens, Jr. James T. Sykes Richard J. Titus William S. Watkins Irvin P. Weaver Hugo F. Windham f SOPHOMORES Archie C. Abslicr Charles A. Allen Stefano Arcuri Maddalena G. Bartolotti Frank Benton Bruce W. Adams Henry B. Allen William Ashley Charles W. Barus Oren E. Bcrwaldt Jeanne Agee Howard D. Allen Allan A. Austin Bonnie Bates John R. Bianco Harold L. Akins William J. Antonini Dorothy F. Bachman Rose Bciro Billie Birchficld Louis C. Alarcon Adel fa M. Aparicio Carol A. Barnes William H. Benson Edgar R. Birky J SOPHOMORES John Black Alton P. Bowers, Jr. Avron I. Bryan Lodema Carabo Sarah L. Charpia Elinor Blackwell Jeanne V. Bradley Marvin C. Butler Antonio Cardoso Vern D. Cherry, Jr. James W. Bogue Mildred J. Branch Frank Cacciatorc James F. Craley Bill D. Clark Charles A. Bond Michael R. Brennan Mary Cacciatorc Sam P. Castellana Charles H. Clifton Jack O. Boon James E. Brown, Jr. Domcnic Cammaratta Lyle C. Chamberlain Andrew Clouston f SOPHOMORES Bernard I. Cohen Francis M. Czolgocz Charles Diaz Joseph W. Eckart Frank Felicione Ross K. Conaway Paul W. Danaliy John Diaz Herman Elkin Valentino P. Ficcio Catherine I.. Connatscr Richard J. Davis Richard Doudna Hilton F. Elliott Gerald J. Fineman Donald H. Corsa Adrian H. DeHart Betty M. Dumas Patty J. Ennis Carroll E. Fogal Victor Cristalcs Anita Del Pino Ellis R. Dupree Amalia Faza Eugene B. Fogle, Jr. A SOPHOMORES Victor H. Fresh Martin V. Gay Benjamin E. Gray Joanne F. Hall Annie J. Harris Dominic M. Fucarino John M. Gibson Edward A. Gross Eugene E. Hanna Alfred J. Heinrichs Charles D. Furman Robert Golden Verlin W. Guernsey Marvin I.. Hardin Jack E. Hendricks Lena M. Gantt Sam H. Goodrich Millie Mooney Hague George S. Harford Ronnie F. Hiers SOPHOMORES George D. Hoppe Roy E. Jaudon Sol Kandcl William R. Kelly Billy H. Knight Kenneth W. Hurst Wallace F. Jenkins. Jean C. Kavakos Raymond F. Kennedy Kenneth Koehler Nelson Italiano Richard Johnson Perry Owen Kenne John Kira Elizabeth A. Lambert Francis J. Jackson Truby L. Jones Helene L. Keller Ralph E. Kitchen Vivian J. Law Jack N. Jaudon Henry A. Juan Hugh Kelley Madge Klcinhammer Robert M. Leavens A SOPHOMORES Rosa A. Lcighty Lucian C. Martinez Yvonne Maultsby Walter H. McCall Donald W. McMahon Raymond W. Lewis Marcus J. Martinez Julian S. May Robert McDonald James A. McPhail David L. Lightscy Jolm M. Marzolf James K. Mayo Richard M. Mclvcr Laura L. Meadows Grace R. I.opcz Glenn Massey James W. McAlister Donald W. McKee William J. Meares William E. Maloney William M. Mauldin Robert McArthur Joseph T. McKee Phillip O. Mcgahcc SOPHOMORES Frank Mendez Frederick Miller Thomas Mullin, Jr. Marjorie I.. Oglesby Jack H. Pilsbury Ralph Mercurio Billy Mills Daniel C. Neff Mrs. Leo H. O’Hare Norma Piper Don B. Middaugh Paul J. Moncusc Francis X. Newman Jerome C. Ottlcy Thomas W. Plcssncr Frank A. Milam Robert T. More Vincent L. Nuccio James M. Owen Raymond E. Priest Frederick Miller Peter James Morgan Patrick A. O’Brien William R. Phillips Angelo P. Pullara A SOPHOMORES Philip Pullata Robert L. Reynolds Alfred Rodriguez Julian A. Schambcrg James W. Simpkins Prank Ragano Morris Ribner Maria R. Rodriguez Robert E. Scott Claude C. Sims Walter Rapoport I.ois A. Richelieu Philip S. Rosseter, Jr. John N. Shadgett Robert D. Smith Sherwood A. Rawlci Olga R. Rivera Joseph Ryan Jack L. Shaw Paul A. Soper Robert D. Remy Robert L. Roddenberry Fred M. Sargent Paul Simard Robert L. Spencer SOPHOMORES Elizabeth L. Sperry William E. Stalnnkcr Louis C. Sultcnfuss Robert Thompson Suzanne Turkel Thomas Spicola Marjorie A. Stanaland Evelyn O. Sumner Gerald E. Tinker Tony Urso Henry D. Spivey Ramon G. Starr Robert Swales Clyde E. Tootle Howard W. Vail Raymond L. Squitier Robert L. Sturgeon Howard H. Sypher Betty A. Trimble Rosario Valenti Lula B. Stalnaker Agustin Suarez Jack Thatcher Harry Truitt Robert Varnadore A SOPHOMORES Robert Veazey Hazel Vega Desmond Vickers Fernando Vizzi Helen G. Walker Rita Ward Harry Wcckcrling Thomas I. Wcthcrington Reginald L. Wooddy Robert E. Worthington Herbert N. Wright Carmen Zambito SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Betty Rose Wages Boyd Wilborn Carl W. Zcrfacc Rene Alvarez Fred C. Barksdale E. J. Bond William E. Caruthers Arthur C. Coleman Gurney W. Davidson Charles T. Eldrcdgc Ralph Garcia Henry F. Hammond Edward E. Henderson Richard B. Jenkins Robert D. Jones Thomas Lakus David E. Love Robert J. Martens Aurelio Mora Frank Pupello Anthony L. Rinaldo David R. Schuetz Horace C. Stansel, Jr. William E. Thomas Clarence C. Whclplcy Frank Rachel M. Anderson Bessie J. Benton Richard R. Borchardt Peter Castellano Anthony L. Couch Miguel A. Diaz, Jr. Rein a ldo Escobar James L. Ghiotto Linton C. Hancock Lucille M. Hickey Emery H. Jewell Alexander Kaiser Tliair G. I.amont J. L. Lussicr Adolphus D. Middlcbrook Donald S. Munn Joe Pupello Valentine Ripley Leonard C. Scovillc Mary L. Stansel Billie J. Thompson James A. White Wright Weldon T. Bruce C. Atkins George H. Best Robert L. Brorcin Frances C. Causey George W. Crites, Jr. John P. Durfee Charles E. Fisher Alton G. Glover Robert W. Herper Tom Hodge Murray H. Jones William K. Kenney Joseph D. Larkin Bartow K. Lysck Manuel S. Miranda James H. Niel William G. Radd Alfonso Romanello Dclma R. Simmons Charles A. Taylor Myrtle S. Vining William E. Wilson Wright Harry Ralph G. Austin John R. Bcville Marcus W. Byrd Jerry O. Causey Courtney D. Cullcy Lora B. Dupree Jack K. Flynn Luther D. Godwin Mary I larringcon Thomas G. Hubbcll Phillip H. Jones George P. Kesscll Joe Jack Lewis David M. Barksdale Edward M. Blount Samuel H. Carbin Charles S. Cohen Doris M. Cullcy Lenton Eason John J. Foley Agustin Gonzalez George J. Harris Mrs. Gadsen L. Hull Raymond Jones Herbert W. Kinsey F rey a L. Loe Lawrence M. MacFarlane William A. Marchman Chester H. Moody Richard B. Osmon John R. Reynolds Pascual Romanello Frances R. Smith Elsie K. Thomas Doyle L. Wadsworth Robert E. Wood Hiram J. Moody Charles E. Parker Margaret E. Reynolds Philip Rosetc Charles T. Stanick Fred R. Thomas Donald L. Webb Keith Wooded Yarbrough Jean Zeincr FRESHMEN i Anthony Agliano Joseph Alvarez John Argerious Donald Balsly Nellis Bates Herbert Allen Athanassios Anastassiadcs Mildred Austin Robert Barnum Gail Beehler Virginia Allen Holland Aplin Max Baglcy Robert Barron Elizabeth Berenguer Emily Almcyda Anibal Arango Paul Bahnick Mary Esther Bartlett Joseph Bertot Teresa Alonso Leon Arduengo Ered Baity Byron Bates Harriet Bizc A FRESHMEN Mollic Blake William Bridges Harry Bryan Ora Kate Cannon Angie Chillura Joe Boatwright David Brown Lewis Burnett Samuel Cardenas Spurgeon L. Clements David Boyd Lee Brown Angel M. Bustclo Glenn O. Cary Raymond D. Clites Preston Bradley Grady Browning Josephine Caccamo Ben Louis Casper Allen L. Coleman Edwin Bray Robert Bruns Guy Cacciatorc Herbert Cheshire Thelma M. Cona FRESHMEN Robert E. Conner Robert E. Coovcr Roy V. Cundiff Robbins H. Denham Betty J. Echevarria Vernon C. Conner Donald L. Covert Philip A. DaMorc George Diaz Irving Edclson Theodore M. Conover Ruby E. Cowley Alfred W. Davis Yolanda J. Docobo Conchita Espinosa Lester A. Coons James W. Crabtree Harold H. Davis William D. Dunn George W. Fclke Charles F. Cory Richard R. Cramer Carroll E. DcLoach Harry B. Duval Gaston Fernandez FRESHMEN Mary T. Ficcio Barbara J. Garber James V. Gilbreath George H. Grant Rowan Helferty John H. Fernandez Denny L. Forster F.dward A. Geary Erlainc Gonzalez Berner L. Hansen Shelia A. Fernandez John F. Frost Albert C. Gcohagan John P. Gosc Goldie M. Haverstock Arlinc G. Fetzer Virginia Galloway Janet Gibbs Lucy Governale Elizabeth B. Hayes Bob Nelson Foncs Edwin J. Gasque Irene W. Gildard Peter Guarisco Benjamin L. Henry A. FRESHMEN ) : Doris A. Henson Rosalie M. Holland Thomas S. Jccusco John W. Jordan Adrienne L. Klcmme Robcrc R. Hicks Jewell D. Holt Albert W. Jennings Jack R. Kayncr Michael F. Kohler James H. Hill Carl W. Hunt, Jr. Ivan E. Johnson Wayne Keene Ephraim Kornblum John 1 . Hoagland William S. James, Jr. Thelma R. Jones Dennis J. Kennedy Lawrence W. Kulp, Jr. Charles E. Hoffman Walter K. Jamison, Jr. Wilbur F. Jones Julian K. Kessler Helen E. Lear FRESHMEN Frank C. Lewis Nestor Lopez Henry L. Mancss William H. Maves Robert L. Mclvcr Amcrico S. Lodato Isabell E. Lord Lorraine Mann Byron C. McCluney Sonta K. McPherson Charles W. Looper Joy Lunsford General W. Martin, Jr. Lumon H. McCloskcy Jean E. McRae Aida G. Lopez Elizabeth I. MacDuflf Richard Martinez Roy L. McConnell Donna Middleton Laura I.opez Harriet E. Mallard Marselo Maseda Joan MeDuftie Doris E. Mikell FRESHMEN Forrest A. Miller, Jr. John H. Moore Morris S. Moses Charles A. Nilson Vincent R. Palmer Louis A. Minardi Marcella F. Moran Patrick Musto Angelina Ochipinti Chriss O. Parker Robert Mincy Joseph J. Morris Mary E. Nelson Jane Oppenheimer Ed K. Pattcy Gloria J. Montesino Harold F. Morse Robert M. Ncwcicy Henry Orihucla Henry L. Penia James H. Moore Sam Morton John E. Newman Clifford E. Palmer. Jr. Albert M. Perez FRESHMEN Richard Perez, Jr. George A. Porter Richard G. Racine William H. Riley Joseph A. Romeo Patricia A. Perlman Glenn W. Poucher Sara E. Ramsey Lloyd L. Roark Priscilla A. Romeo Harry E. Petersen, Jr. Raymond C. Pratt Georgia E. Recti Jacqueline Y. Roberts Roy T. Royal Roma L. Petilio Robert L. Puckett Jean B. Reid Dominic Roccafortc Ernest Rubio James F. Phillips Lillian M. Pulco Marie V. Rclihan Alice Rodriguez Frank R. Sabella FRESHMEN Clippard L. Salter Gloria Serrano David A. Simmons Hugh J. Squicicr Robert A. Strother Abelardo J. Sanchez Juanita Settle Aaron J. Smith Gloria S. Stanaland Emmanuel J. Suarez John Sanchez Aaron C. Sexton Juanita A. Smith Raymond 13. Stewart Joe Suco Clara Sarmiento John W. Shelton, Jr. Iris R. Sosa William K. Stewart William E. Swilley Arlcn A. Sayles Mary C. Sheridan Tony Sosa Wanda A. Stokes Evelyn K. Tagliarini FRESHMEN Frank P. Tagliarini Herbert C. Thatcher, Jr. Mary E. Tidwell Gonzalo C. Uribe Thomas E. Walker Ruben J. Tapia Alice G. Thomas David H. Tinius George E. Van A ken Harold C. Wayscr Alfred H. Tatum Dorothy T. Thomas Marion L. Tomkins George E. Wagner Ernest Webb Francis D. Taylor Jack H. Thompson Ernest A. Townsend Patricia A. Waldrop Donald A. Wcdcbrock Nilo Temes William M. Thornton Mary M. Troughton Joseph D. Walker Harold O. Weesner FRESHMEN Jane Ann Wellman Donald C. White Henry M. Williams Leonard S. Westberry Leila Mae Wester Lawrence W. Weyand Warren A. White Joseph R. Wilcox Theodore H. Wilczak Patricia C. Wilson Ramona Jean Wright Joan G. Wuertz Frank S. Zankowski James D. Zclutf Del .oss S. Weyant Betty K. Williams Eugene G. Yates FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Robert E. Abbott Raymond A. Burns John A. Cole Thomas K. Davis Thomas G. Easterling Thomas L. Ferguson Hale Godwin William D. Hines lewis S. Jones John F. I.akc Scott K. Mahlum Theodore Miller Nick O. Palermo Frank I I. Puglisi Justo Rod rigue . Charles A. Scott Nicholas Stallone Robert J. Todd Percy John D. Arnold James P. Calhoun Laurence Collura Alice J. Delgado Hubert I'spina Marcclo L. Fernandez Virginia W. Gonoski Edward E. Hollingsworth William F. Kennison Mack S- Lee John Malczewski Howard A. Milligan Betty M. J. Penia George M. Rams Harry M. Rooney Marion Sellers Samuel M. Swope Arnundo Valdes Patricia Batts Steve Candileri Ben L. Cooper E. J. DcVanc Alfred J. Evans James W. Fischer August G. Gorff Felix P. Japp George F. Klimes Gerald M. I.con Albert V. Manolt Kenneth W. Mulder George Petrisak William P. Randcll Shirley F. Roscvelt Benjamin C. Sidwcll |ohn W. Taylor Herbert W. Ward B. White Thomas Williams Jack A. Thomas P. Hiondino Michael A. Cannclla Guy Crumpton Eddie C Diaz William A. Evans Bill W. French Robert B. Gough Gordon H. Johnston Anthony G. Klutir.oty Vincent Lodato Peter Martino Stanley Y. Nabona Joel L. Phillips Eugene I.. Roan Louis Salario Clarence E. Silver Thomas H. Taylor Henry M. Wecch Wilson Warren T. George H. Blciikhorn George E. Cartwright Andrew Cusick Richard J. Dicrlam Arthur G. Felix Gloria A. Gasberra Thomas P. Gould Albert H. Jones Thomas J. Kouloutis John M. Lynn Dominie L. Massari Mary D. Nauglc Roland R. Portas Ernest J. Rodrigue- Albert A. Sanchez Rudolph C. Spoto Charles R. Terry John Wcllons Jack A. Bragdon Joseph F. Clouscr Joan G. Davis Audrey A. Donn Walter A. Fennell Joseph F. Gillen John R. Hill Hillary D. Jones Robert D. Kowalski Thomas P. Magee Douglas Meighen Louis A. Nava. Jr. Thomas J. Powell Joe M. Rodriguez Kenneth E. Sell lent.in John C. St. Clair Robert D. Thompjon Vincent Y. Whidden Wilson Olaf B. Zewadski, Jr. Special J tuijeH tS Rcncc Blumcncau Lucille Carmack Howard Dorman, Jr. Edgar Gould Bette L. Lewis Louis Lopcn Sue Malcolm Mary J. Moody Samuel Strong SPECIAL STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Robert E. Adams Joyce W. Altman Florence I. Barron Kathryn E. Bragg Blanche Bryan Ellen A. Bryan Jennie Ciccarello Edith S. Conrad Jamie C. Crane Christina S. Cripc Ezekiel Cruz Clara Cuevas Shelley C. DeWite Viola B. Donner Mary M. Drake Jane E. Gibson Bernice J. Giles Louise H. Gochenour Dorothy M. Gruhn Albert Gutierrez Lon Hatton Howard I. Haubcnstock Celia Hedman Tommy Humphries Mary L. Jessica Anita Lee Jones Gladys R. Jordan Joseph Kazakevich Helen M. Kessler Emma Lee Kooscra Olympia LaEuente Geneva Lewis Herman R. Lopez Mary Ann McLeran Gippic Melton Roger E. Mims Carolyn M. Mohn Mildred W. Morgan Marion A. Paine John E. Phillips Raymond Pittman Doris Lee Powers Myrtle H. Recce Alberta C. Roberts George E. Sleek Verna C. Stokes Flossie C. Thompson Clayton M. Tittsworth Dora R. Valdes Imogcnc Vann Henry Verges Eugene T. Vining Anne A. Wagner Evelyn W. Williams Janie M. Wilson tncfcccah Winfield Lamb OuAineAA Atatftf Winfield Lamb, Business Manager Tony Couch, Art Editor Tony Couch Frances Saxon and Joan Schwab. Joan Schwab, Editor in Chief Frances Saxon, Associate Editor Don White, Literary Editor Dr. Howard G. Baker, Faculty Advisor editorial Jtatftf tniharet Leonard Gotler and Bruce Atkins Leonard Gotler and Bruc.f. Atkins......................Co-editors Patrick Musto........................- - - - - News Editor Florine Fleischman - Feature Editor Ernest Lottman, Don McMahon, Tom Plessner - - - Assistant Feature Editors Pat Waldrop..................- Fashion Editor SueTurkel.................................Music Editor Irving Edelson...........................Sports Editor John Marzolf...................Assistant Sports Editor Pete Spencer...............................Proofreader Tony Couch...............................Staff Artist Victor Fresh, Julian Keating, Lorraine Mann, Katherine Sible, Bob Hancock, Reginald Wooddy - - - - Reporters Dr. Howard G. Baker Family Advisor Dr. Howard Baker, Leonard Gotler, Erlainc Gonzalez, Bruce Atkins, Glenn Massey, Marjorie Oglesby, Irving F.delson, Jim Carley, Mickey Taglia- rini, Tom Plessner, Pat Waldrop, Max Baglcy, Bob Hancock, Pat Musto, Val Ripley, Don McMahon. Glenn Massey, Jim Carley, Erlainc Gonzalez Tom Plessner, Frances Combce, Bob Hancock, Don McMahon Val Ripley Pat Waldrop Mickey Tagliarini Pat Musto Dr. Baker 36130 debating Acciet if Seated: Mary E. Tidwell, Glenn Pouchcr, William Benson, Evelyn Tagliarini. Standing: Joseph McKee, Robbins Denham, Frank Ragano, Ralph Andre eta, DcLoss Weyant. The Debating Society this year began a regular schedule of debates with other colleges in Florida. The groups went to Stetson University to observe the annual tourna- ment there, and traveled to Florida Southern College, upon the invitation of the institution’s debate club, to sit in on the clash between Southern and Wheaton College. The first debate in which the society participated took place at the University of Miami. A team including Bill Benson, Howard Vail, Glenn Poucher, and Robbins Denham took part in the debate. One of the four rounds was won by Tampa, the affirmative team, consisting of Bill Benson and Howard Vail, winning the second round. The team was the guest of the Miami club and was taken on an extensive tour of the University of Miami’s Coral Gables campus, Miami Beach and Hollywood Beach. The team was accompanied by Professor McGillivray, the debate coach. Debates this year were held with Florida State University, the Univer- sity of Florida, Stetson University and Florida Southern College. Officers of the Debating Society include Glenn Pouchcr, president; Bill Benson, vice president; Robbins Denham, secretary; Howard Vail, treasurer; Josephine Parente, corresponding secretary; and Peter Switkin, parliamentarian. Mike” Gaddis Director of Athletics and Head Coach The Spartans’ first year in football since the prewar years was not a howling success, but it was far from a failure. The young team of Coaches Mike Gaddis and Art Shouse won two games out of three played at home and left a mark of respect with the teams they lost to on the road. Tampa football fans enjoyed seeing the T-minded Spartans win from their arch grid rivals, the Stetson Hatters, for their first victory under the new regime. They also enjoyed the overwhelming 77-to-0 lac- ing handed the Colegio Militar of Mexico City at the Homecoming contest. But the third game at home, everything and nearly everybody deserted the Spartans, including the weather, when they met the Rollins College Tars at Phillips Field. The game was played in a drenching rain that made the large crowd scurry for shelter in the opening minutes. It never let up, and neither did the Tars. They won, 35 to 6. Tampa played a hard schedule with a better than average group of small college and military teams. In every game they did their best and with a turn of luck the decision might have been reversed. They lost to Milligan College, Memphis State, and Pensacola Naval Air team in a game that wasn’t decided until the final whistle. Rollins, Erskine and Florida State won, but had their hands full all the way. Art Shouse Assistant Director of Athletics and Head Line Coach tf-ootholl M. Miranda J. Morris J. Jackson, Caplti'm SPARTANS LOSE TO MILLIGAN COLLEGE Johnson City, Tcnn., September 25, 1948 Milligan College Buffaloes rode hard and heavy to outfight and outscorc a rugged University of Tampa Spartan eleven in a game marked by close contact and numerous penalties. Milligan moved in fast in the second period, with Puckett and Hartselle, Milligan backs, carrying the mail around right end for the first pay dirt. Tampa closed the gap in the third period with a drive that began on its own 45. Ryan pulled in a pass from Joe Morris to the Milligan 25. Two plays later Morris pitched a TD pass to Holland Aplin for the score that made it 7-6 in Milligan’s favor. White’s attempted placement was wide. In the fourth period Milligan scored twice more on runs by Carr and Holsclaw. Tampa came back to score again with Miranda plunging over from the four-yard line, making the final score, Milligan, 20; Tampa, 13. P. Ryan F. Lewis J. SCHAMBERG MEMPHIS STATE OVERPOWERS SPARTANS Memphis, Tenn., October 9, 1948 Memphis Stare Tigers buried the University of Tampa Spartans under a 43-to-16 football avalanche. The Spartans were scoreless until the final quarter. The Tigers overpowered the Spartans until the final period, when Little Joe” Morris unleashed a desperate passing attack. The passing attack set up the most R. Cundiff spectacular play of the game. Haynes of the Tigers intercepted a Morris pass within inches of the Tiger goal line and romped the full length of the field for a touchdown just as the final whistle was blown. Julian Schambcrg bore the brunt of the Spartan ground attack, but the State line was too much for the fighting Spartans. The final score, Memphis, 43; Tampa, 16. T. Urso H. Hobbs J. Layfield, Co-Captain R. Mincey E. Rubio SPARTANS SCORE THRILLING VICTORY OVER STETSON A 72-yard scoring drive early in the first period put the Spartans ahead to start, with Jerry Jackson going the final seven after Quarterback Joe Morris had tossed a couple of long passes to Aplin. Another Morris-to-Aplin pass put the Spartans on the 20-yard line as the first period ended, and Aplin scooted to the one-yard stripe on the first play of the second quarter to give Julian Schambcrg a scoring opportunity, which he took advantage of from the one-yard line. Jackson’s brilliant 76-yard run in the second quar- ter, placing the ball on the four- yard line, set up another Spartan score, and P. B. White lunged across this time after Schambcrg had driv- en to the one-yard line. Stetson counted in the third and fourth quarters, the first time on a pass from Jim Olson to Tom Decn, and the second also on a pass, this time from Tom Ewing to Nick Triantafcllu. R. Escobar A well-pleased gathering of approximately 6500 fans watched the Spartans outscorc an old-time rival, and at the same time register their first win under Coach Mike Gaddis, and their first in the Dixie Con- ference. Operating with power and precision on the ground, and with exceptional finesse and deception in the air, the Spartans ground out an 18-to-0 lead at halftime, then scored again in the final period on a brilliantly executed pass from Holland Aplin, an end, to Jim Hill, his mate on the other side of the line. rr-.v■ y ,h f MiX D. Blount T. Powell The outstanding performer of the day was Jim Hill, University of Tampa left end. He covered two fum- bles in the second quarter and caught one pass for a touchdown to play a leading part in all three Spartan touchdowns in the second period. Holland Aplin took a pass in the final period for Tampa and played an equally important role in defense in the closing minutes. Julian Schambcrg made several spectacular drives up the middle. J. McCluney Action against Pensacola Navy K. Royal D. Fucarino ROLLINS TRAMPLES Tampa, November 19, 1948 Led by a hard-charging line and a fleet of hard-co- stop backs, the Rollins Tars swept to a 35-to-6 foot- ball victory over the Tampa Spartans on rain-soaked Phillips Field. A crowd of approximately 7500 fans were in the stands for the first few minutes of the game but hurried for shelter as the skies broke loose with a torrential downpour. At the end of the contest barely 200 fans were in the park, with the rain still falling. Cal Peacock, Rollins star, took advantage of Spartan miscucs to score three touchdowns in the opening half and added two more tallies in the final half on two long runs. Jerry Stopped Him TAMPA SPARTANS With the score 3 5 to 0 against them, the Spartan offense clicked for one touchdown drive of 53 yards with P. B. White going over for the marker from the three. All three Rollins scores in the first half came after recovery of Tampa fumbles deep in their own terri- tory. Francis Natolis set up the fourth score with a 57-yard punt return with Ken Horton scoring from the two. The final marker was registered by Natolis on a fake double reverse that was good for 3 3 yards. Harry Hobbs played one of his best games in a Tampa uniform, while John Malczewski and Jack Layficld also stood out in the line. - — Anderson, S. C., November 25, 1948 Thanksgiving Day saw the Erskinc College Flying Fleet close its football season with a 34-to-O victory over the University of Tampa. Tampa never seriously threatened, although full- back Julian Schamberg plowed for good yardage throughout the game. Erskinc received the opening kickoff and had a touchdown five plays later when Clarence Lowery slashed off left tackle and cut down the sidelines after taking a handoff from Joe Blackston. The Fleet had another six points about four minutes later when Allen Shelton intercepted Joe Morris’ pass on Erskinc’s 27 and returned to the 36. Lowery made a 14-yard advance before Shelton whipped to Joe Franza in the end zone for the last 18 yards. Blackston went over for the next TD, and Lowery and Franza each accounted for another before the afternoon was over. Tampa made a great defensive stand as the third period ran out, when the Fleet could not push the ball over from the one-yard line and Tampa took over on downs. An estimated 3000 persons attended the game. t Schamberg Scores Again H. Apun W. Wright L. Maness SPARTANS MAUL MEXICO On Sunday, November 7, 194S, the University of Tampa Spartans forgot their good neighbor policy as they ran wild over the Colegio Militar football team from Mexico, 77 to 0, in an international contest before approximately 6000 fans. The score was one of the largest ever made at Phillips Field and was the climax feature of the Spartans’ Homecoming.. Everything the Spartans tried against the Mexicans worked successfully. Tampa scored at least two touchdowns in each period with five markers being racked up in the big third period when the Spartans scored 37 points. Dub Worthington, extra-point kicker, booted nine out of eleven points after touchdowns. This is believed to be a modern record for drop-kickers. The Spartans took the opening kickoff and drove 70 yards for the opening touchdown with Jerry Jack- son picking up the last three yards on an offtacklc smash. The second score came after a 3 5-yard pass from Joe Morris to Jim Hill. Other TD’s were scored by Miranda, Ryan, Hobbs, Pattcy, Aplin and Blount, with Miranda, Hill and Ryan accounting for two each. Every player on the Spartan roster saw action in the contest. SEMI NOLES SCALP SPARTANS i I 1 Managers Manny Suarez Bii.i. Antonini Tony Gonzalez Tallahassee, Fla., December 4, 1948 The Florida State Scminoles won their first Dixie Conference football crown when they overwhelmed the Tampa Spartans, 33-12, before a crowd of ap- proximately 6500 HSU homecoming fans. Jerry Jackson, Tampa captain and left half, re- ceived high praise for his fine showing in the game. He was the sparkplug of the Spartan offense and was in on nearly every offensive play. Glen Cary, Harry Hobbs and Ray Escobar were tops in the Tampa forward wall. The first touchdown of the game came in the second quarter when Kenneth MacLcan, Seminole halfback, went to the three and on the next play hit right tackle for the touchdown. John Filchok’s at- tempted kick was low. Urquhart’s pass to Norman Eubanks on the 20 gave Florida State their second touchdown. The Scminoles opened up with a power attack in the third quarter and moved 74 yards for a touch- down in the opening minutes, with Manuel going over the last three yards for the score. Filchock’s kick was good to make the score 19 to 0. Chaudron scored the next Seminole score after Eubank’s interception of Schamberg’s pass on his own 42. Filchock kicked the point. The Spartans scored after taking the next kickoff and moving 58 yards on both ground and aerial plays. Jackson led the attack with runs of 14, 14 and 10 yards. Morris went across on a quarterback sneak for the score. The kick was wide and the score became FSU, 26; Tampa, 6. Jackson scored the second Tampa touchdown, and the last FSU score was made by Reddick with the extra point good. Final score—FSU, 33; Tampa, 12. Left to Right, First Row—Joe Morris, Lloyd Maness, Manuel Miranda, Joe Boatwright, Bob Mincy, Tony Urso, Bill Stalnakcr, Glenn Cary. Second Row—Jack Lay field, Ernest Rubio, Harry I lobbs, Frank Lewis, Billy Meares, Tom Powell, Jack McCluncy, Tom Lukus, Ed Pattcy, Kayo Royal, Julian Schambcrg. Third Row—James Hill, Jack Glover, John Malczcwski, Rcinaldo Escobar, Jerry Jackson, Ray Cundiff, Holland Aplin, George Kcsscll, Joseph Ryan, P. B. White. Williams, Harris, Mullin, Booros, A. Bryan, Thrift, H. Bryan, Montz, Gallagher, Baity. THE SEASON'S Florida ------ Tennessee - - - - - Florida State - - Southern - Stetson ------ Florida State - - - - Southern - - - - - Boston College - - - - Lawrence Tech - Florida ------ Miami ------- Stetson ------ Miami ------ Mike” Gaddis Head Basketball Coach RECORD: WE THEY 45 50 50 74 63 51 74 66 67 64 58 60 57 64 52 63 66 61 62 68 57 74 76 59 81 56 F. Japp M. Williams DIXIE CONFERENCE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS By Bobbie Hicks A young, inexperienced basketball team which had a hard time getting games this year, brought the above title home in their first try. The unheralded Tampa Spartans, unsccdcd and just another ball club in the newly organized Dixie Loop, knocked over two seeded teams and their friendly rivals from Tallahassee, the Florida State Seminoles, to win the first conference basketball tournament. The Spartans, under the able guidance of Coach Mike Gaddis, established a name for them- selves in their first year of competition in the small college loop. P. Danahy H. Bryan J. Gallacher F. Baity In 13 games against both conference and non- conference teams, the Spartans ended the season with a record of six wins against seven losses. Three wins in tourney play brought the season’s record to nine wins against seven losses. They played Tennessee, one of the powers of the Southeastern Conference, and gave them a good game. They went to Boston and played in the Boston Gardens against Boston College. This was indeed an honor for the Tampa school. Several big-time Southern schools would have liked to receive an invitation. r i G. Harris W. Thrift C. Fogle The Spartans reached their goal when they stopped the Lawrence Tech team from Detroit, Mich., in an intersectional game at Fort Hcstcrly, 66 to 61. In play with state opponents, the Florida Gators were the only team to best the Spartans, winning both contests. Tampa broke even with Florida State, Miami and Southern. They down- ed Stetson in both meetings. J. Booros A. Bryan H. Aplin SPARTANS SWEEP DIXIE CONFERENCE Millsaps - Florida State Howard College Tampa Tampa Tampa Bernard Cohen Manager V. Montz A courageous University of Tampa crew team with only seven men manning the sweeps, came within a boat’s length of capturing the first annual Gasparilla Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta held in Tampa in February on the choppy Hillsborough River. Rollins College of Winter Park, Fla., won the race, with Florida Southern of Lakeland in second place. Tampa was third, less than a boat’s length behind the winner. Coach Art Trubiano’s inexperienced crew jumped into the lead at the start of the race. They had a slight lead when the breaks went against them as the No. 3 oarsman’s sweep broke. They continued to hold on and all three crews were about even until the halfway mark, when the Rollins crew took over the lead. With the help of the No. 3 man, the Tampa team could have taken the race without any trouble. CREW M. Brennan, B. Stainakcr, M. Gay, R. Cundiff, W. White, T. Conover, B. Brorcin, C. Geohagen. February 9 Gasparilla Regatta, Southern and Rollins March 10 Rollins and Southern at Lakeland March 21 Boston University at Tampa March 29 Dartmouth College at Tampa April 2 Amherst College at Tampa April 19 American International College at Tampa May 7 Washington and Lee at Lexington, Va. May 14 Rollins at Winter Park Emmanuel Suarez, George Grant, Jim Kennedy, Harry Duval, Joe Larkin, Jack Marlcy, Bud Fisher. Front—Arlen Saylcs. Bottom Left—Bill Kenney Coxswain Bottom Right—Arthur Trubiano Head Crew Coach BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 26 Florida Southern at Lakeland March 29 Florida Southern at Tampa March 31 Tampa Smokers at Ft. Myers April 1 Tampa Smokers at Ft. Myers April 8 MacDill Field at Tampa April 14 Florida at Tampa April 16 Stetson at Deland April 22 Miami at Miami April 23 Miami at Miami April 26 Rollins at Tampa April 29 Florida State at Tallahassee April 30 Florida State at Tallahassee May 4 Florida Southern at Tampa May 6 Jacksonville Naval Station at Jacksonville May 7 Jacksonville Naval Station at Jackson ville May 11 Rollins at Orlando May 14 Florida Southern at Lakeland May 17 Florida at Gainesville May 26 MacDill Field at Tampa Standinc Left—Coach Art Shousc. Seated, First Row—E. Rodriguez, J. Ryan, H. Sutters, M. Miranda, L. Salario. R. Grimsley. Standinc Right—Coach Marcelo Mascda. Seated, Second Row—E. Gasquc, M. Rodriguez, W. Jones, B. Cohen, T. Spicola. Third Row—F. Japp, W. Clemcnce, K. Stewart, B. Randall, T. Lakus, T. Garcia, C. Diaz. Irving Edclson, Leonard Coder, Bruce Atkins, Pat Waldrop IIIIIIII Bob Hancock Pcblcy Barrow Hugh Simmons Mrs. Fannie Zamorc Seated—Bill Benson Mrs. Fannie Zamorc Joe DiBona Standing—Richard Saxon Val Ficcio Thom Magee Mickey Tagliarini Jim Carlcy Standing—Richard Doudna utkc A ukc in antericaH uniHecAitie and college Margaret Anderson Richard Saxon Dorothy James Thomas Waugh Albert McNab Guy Bagli Joan Schwab Leonard Gotlcr Robert Hancock Tony Ippolito Jeanne Wiltsc NOT PICTURED— Gerald S. Jackson future tsudihe leader George Timinsky, Frank Messina, William Schwartzman, Howard Sypher. Purpose: To develop competent aggressive business leadership; to develop and strengthen confidence, understanding, and interest of young men and women in themselves and their work; to develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. Chartered: 1948 OFFICERS Howard H. Sypher iii.........................President William Schwartzman.....................Vice President George Timinsky....................Secretary-Treasurer Frank Messina.......................Sergeant at Arms Prof. Lawrence G. Roberts Advisor Denver Blanco, Maria Rodriguez, Amalia Faza, Victor Cristalcs Louis C. Alarcon Emily Rose Almcyda Teresa Alonso Rose Arguclles John Bianco Denver Blanco Vincent Cacciatorc Samuel Cardenas Thelma Con a Augusto Cristalcs Amalia Faza Frank Felicione Sheila Fernandez Mary Theresa Ficcio Juanita A. Hatcher Gus R. Jimenez Floria Lopez Grace Lopez Laura Lopez Richard Martinez Marcclino Mc'.cndrcras Gloria J. Montesino Cynthia Moran Mrs. Leo O’Harc James Phillips Olga Rita Rivera Guy Leonard St. Paul Iris Rita Sosa Ramon Starr William Thomas Ruben Tapia Gonzalo Uribe Dc Loss S. Weyant let picaecA Members: Prof. Louis E. Nava Advisor Aim: To promote the Spanish language in the University, especially among those students who do not know Spanish. OFFICERS Denver Blanco - - - - Augusto Cristales - - - Teresa Alonso - - - - Amalia Faza.............. William Thomas - - - - - President Vice President - Secretary - T reasurer - Historian PLEDGES Jose Gomez Salvador Llosa Luisa Aparicio te ce i de jjranca i A Skated—Barbara O’Berry, Dr. Mary Emery, Adrienne Klcmmc. Standing—Robert Bruns, Raymond Pratt. Founded: 1948 Chartered: 1949 Flower: Fleur-de-lis Colors: Blue and Gold Purpose: To cement relations between the French students and the French speaking people of Tampa. OFFICERS Adrienne Klemme..........................................President Robert Bruns..................................................Vice President Barbara O’Berry - -- -- -- -- - Secretary Raymond Pratt............................................Treasurer Benjamin Henry...........................Corresponding Secretary Ken Mulder - -- -- -- -- -- Librarian Members: Barbara O’Berry Benjamin Henry Hugh Simmons Betty Trimble Betty Owen J. R. Calhoun Harry Duval Julie Daniel Helen Dorman Bill Dunn Harold Wccsncr Milton Bcdingficld Adrienne Klcmmc Robert Bruns Sam Castellano Ruth Sullivan Sara Ramsey Raymond Pratt Tony Sosa Clarence Harris Hazel Vega Richard Martinez Charles Bond Francis Counc Sylvia Odom Ben Cooper Clifford Palmer Left to Right—Carl Zcrfacc, Susan Amnions, David Brown. gewan club Members: David Brown William Rcilcy Daniel Zeiuff Benjamin Henry Jeanne Bradley Frank Ccbella Mrs. Hugh Sheppard Susan Ammons Hal Ammons Richard Martinez Gerald Tinker Harry Winning Richard Jenkins James Leonard Jack Thatcher Glenn Philson Bernar Hansen Carl Zcrfacc Reginald Wooddy Dr. Mary Emery Sfiomor Motto: Per aspera ad astra Colors: Light Blue and White Flower: Edelweiss Song: Das Heidenroslcin Purpose: It is the purpose of the German Club to better acquaint the members with the German language and customs and to promote understanding between the English and German speaking peoples. OFFICERS David S. Brown..........................President Carl W. Zerface....................Vice President Susan M. Ammons.........................Secretary W. E. Lee - - - - Corresponding Secretary Reginald Wooddy, Jr. - - - - Treasurer Frances Lewis - Librarian Ifuture teacher cfi attterica Ellis Watson, Frances Combcc, Rose Bciro, Ernest Ross. Founded: 1942 Purpose: To enable the future teachers to become better acquainted with their profession and meet important visiting educators, as well as to have opportunities for leadership. OFFICERS Rose Beiro - - Ernest F. Ross, Jr. Frances Combee - Juanita Harris - Ellis Watson - - Dora Lee Bowen Charles E. Lazo - - - - - President - - - Vice President - Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary - - - - Treasurer - - - - Reporter - - Social Chairman Rose Bciro Ernest Ross, Jr. Josephine St. Paul Ellis Watson Carmen Zambito Philip Schneiblc Emily Almeyda Members: Helen Bartolotti Dora Lee Bowen H. D. Cheshire, Jr. Louise M. Clayton Frances Combcc R. W. Council Alice Epperson Juanita Harris Martha Jackson Louis Alarcon Adrienne I. Klcmmc Charles E. Lazo Leonard H. Gotlcr Robert Jenkins Fannie Rosenberg Zamorc Clifford Mott Houston L. Olson Vincent Cacciatore Bcrnym Hughes Margaret Stanley Angelina Ochipinti Advisors: Dr. Robert Mohr Dr. Zoe Cowen 3 3 masquer A Stu Falconer, Lulu Belle Stalnakcr, Joseph Russo. Colors: Purple and White Flower: Violet Purpose: To promote the University of Tampa through productions of worthwhile drama, and to give ample opportunity to all students of the University who are interested in dramatic activities. Prof. Roy A. McGillivray Ai vitor OFFICERS Erlaine Gonzalez..............................President Lulu Belle Stalnaker.....................Vice President Vivian Law....................................Secretary Joseph Russo..................................Treasurer Members: Thomas Carlin Jack Cartlidgc Stu Falconer Robert Hancock Barbara O’Bcrry Andrew Martinez Marguerite Royer Hugh Simmons Leila Wester kappa pi ALPHA ALPHA THETA CHAPTER Mrs. Kathleen Wilese, Helen Dorman, Frances Lewis, Dorothy Cottcrill. Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Purple Iris Purpose: To stage art exhibits; conventions; and to promote a greater art consciousness in the community. OFFICERS Dorothy Cotterii.l - - - Frances Lewis................ Kathleen Wiltse - - - - Hf.lf.n Dor man.............. Irene Gildard.............. Lodema Carabo.............. - - - President - - Vice President - Social Secretary Recording Secretary - - - T rcasurer - - - Historian Members: Jack Cartlidgc Lillian Hodnett Nancy Humes Anita Jones Elizabeth MacDutf Nancy Humes Dr. E. C. Nance Bertha O’Hare Troy Smith Joe Tcstasccca E. A. Vaughan Prof. Norman Borchardt Advisor jihU fomitem club Ruth Sullivan, Norma Piper. Founded: 1943 Purpose: The purpose of this organization, composed of residents of the Girls’ Dormitory, is the furtherance of Dormitory social life. Miss Marcki.la Hanley AJvhor OFFICERS Ruth Sullivan....................................President Norma Piper.................................Vice President Members: Adclc Adams, Louise Aparicio, Dorothy Bachman, Barbara Barksdale, Lodcma L. Carabo, Martha Jane Coler, Elloise Douglas, Vera Kay Douglas, Janet Gibbs, Helen Gilliam, Erlainc Gonzalez, Juanita Hatcher, Doris Henson, Lillian Hodnett, Evelyn Hopper, Nancy Humes, Helene Keller, Elizabeth Lambert, Helen Lear, Marguerite Lee, Leila Mac Moody, Sylvia Odom, Norma Piper, Lois Richelieu, Marguerite Royer, Juanita Settle, Juanita Smith, Wanda Stokes, Ruth Sullivan, Dot Thomas, Claire Van Breemen, Nan Vincent, Rita Ward, Leila Wester, Jeanne Wiltsc, Ramona Wright, Jean Zcincr. (tecti and Saddle cluit Helen G. Walker, Bill Antonini, Betty Dumas, Helen Lear. Purpose: To foster an interest in horsemanship among students. OFFICERS Helen Gilliam Walker...........................................President Bill Antonini.............................................Vice President Helen Lear.....................................................Secretary Betty Dumas....................................................Treasurer Pebley Barrow Renee Blumeneau Ted Conover Charles Fisher Sheila Fernandez Members: Lena Moore Gantt Charles Haynes Lillian Hodnett Laura Lopez Juanita Settle Betty Sperry Hazel Vega Joseph Walker Rita Ward Jane Wellman Lee Wester Advisor: Miss Beatrice Brill alpha pJi me fa NATIONAL HONORARY DRAMATIC FRATERNITY Seated—Miss Thelma Jones, Marguerite Royer. Standing—Joseph Russo, Tom Carlin. Colors: Blue and Amber Chartered: 1937, Alpha Kappa Cast Purpose: Alpha Psi Omega is an honorary dramatic fraternity organized for the purpose of providing recognition for students who have con- tributed work of high standard in dramatics. Joseph Russo......................................Cast Director Thomas Carlin.......................Cast Stage Manager Marguerite Royer......................Business Manager Marguerite Royer Joseph Russo Members: Thomas Carlin Robert Hancock Roy A. McGillivray Katherine Siblc Thelma E. Jones Advisor: Miss Thelma E. Jones home ecaicfnicA club Betty Blitch, Eleanor Buettner, Marjorie Oglesby. Colors: Yellow and White Flower: Gardenia Purpose: To create and promote a professional interest in Home Economics. OFFICERS Betty Blitch - -..................................President Eleanor Buettner............................Vice President Marjorie Oglesby..................Secretary-Treasnrer Carol Barnes ...............................Reporter Members: Jeanne Agee Teresa Alonzo Carol Barnes Bonnie Bates Elizabeth Berenguer Naomi Symmes Betty Blitch Eleanor Buettner Josephine Caccamo Angie Chillura Nita Benton Glenn Massey Barbara O’Berry Marjorie Oglesby Betty Penia Kathryn Skok Jane Wellman Miss Stella Cox Ad vitor ace dub Seated—Dud Burnham, Jack Moore, Bill Timmerman. Standing—Charles Haynes. Hal Ammons. Purpose: To promote and further the progress of social and athletic activities which will benefit the University of Tampa student body. Mxs. May Avery Are Club Mother Dud Burnham Bill Timmerman Hal Ammons Charles Haynes Jack Moore - - OFFICERS - - President ■ Vice President - - Secretary - - T reasurer Sergeant at Anns SPRING OFFICERS Charles Barus....................................President Hugh Kelley.................................Vice President Richard McIver.........................Secretary-Treasurer Hal Ammons Herbie Elkin Dick Mclvcr Clifford Mott Pcblcy Barrow Charles Haynes Kenneth McPherson Sherwood Rawlcigh Charles Barus Hugh Kelley Jack Moore Hugh Squiticr Gail Bcchlcr Mike Kohler James Moore Raymond Squiticr Don Covert Lucian Martinez Paul Moncusc Harold Wayscr Seated—Dcloris Patrick, Thelma Ruth Jones. Standing—Betty Williams, Robert Hancock. baptist Student unicn Founded: 1939 Purpose: To achieve a three-fold cooperative cnlinkment between students, college, and the church. Membership is extended to all Baptist students. OFFICERS Deloris Patrick.........................................President Thelma Ruth Jones................................'Vice President. Robert Hancock - - -.....................Vice President Betty Kaye Williams.....................................Secretary Advisor: Prof. Reuben Wf.bb canter(wni dub Members: Hal B. Ammons Elizabeth R. Berenguer Victor H. Fresh Lawrence W. Kulp, Jr. Robert L. Puckett Jacqueline Y. Roberts Marjorie Stanaland Herbert C. Thatcher Jack P. Thatcher Donald Vcdcrbrock Jack Thatcher, Marjorie Stanaland, Victor Fresh. Founded: 1946 Aim: The aim of the Canterbury Club is to serve the mission of Christianity in higher education by fostering among students of this institution a better understanding of the faith and practice of the Episcopal Church and loyalty to its corporate life. OFFICERS Victor Fresh......................................President Jack Thatcher................................Vice President Marjorie Stanaland................................Secretary Credo Schwab......................................Treasurer Elizabeth Berenguer.........................Parliamentarian Advisor: Rev. Clarence W. Brickman mtkod'ut student crqaHijaticn Founded: 1939 Standing—Charlotte Dean, Desmond Vickers. Seated—Edith Morgan, Nita Benton. Purpose: To provide for the spiritual, moral, social and intellectual needs of the college students. OFFICERS Edith Morgan.............. Nita Benton............... Charlotte Dean............ Desmond Vickers .... Evelyn Sumner............. Laura Meadows............. Betty Rose Wages.......... Rev. W. L. Joyner......... - - - President - - Vice President - - - Secretary Treasurer Worship Chairman Publicity Chairman Recreation Chairman - - Pastor Advisor All Methodist students arc invited to participate in its activities. Mem- ber of Methodist Student Movement of Florida. Advisor: Dr. C. H. Laub heu tnah club Charles Cory, Meredith Weber, Nelson Italiano, Raymond Sultcnfuss. Purpose: The Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship that fosters the spiritual and social interests of Catholic students. OFFICERS Raymond Sultenfuss.........................................President Nelson Italiano.....................................Vice President Meredith Weber.............................................Secretary Charles Cory...........................................Trcasurer Members: William J. Antonini John D. Booros Pat Bush William Bush Guy T. Cacciatorc Sam Castellano Charles Cory Edward Cory Audrey Donn Lawrence Donohue William Dunn Mary Ficcio John J. Gallagher Anthony Gonzalez Nelson Italiano Felix Paul Japp Anita Lee Jones Adrienne L. Klcmmc Lucian Martinez John Marzolf Marcella Moran William Mullin Lillian Puleo Marie V. Rclihan Joseph Ryan Frank Sabella Pat Scott Mary Sheridan Elizabeth Sperry Rudolph Spoto Louis Sultcnfuss Raymond Sultcnfuss Meredith Ann Weber Lawrence R. Weyand Jack Whitney Henry Zaranski preAbifterian club I Seated—Betty Trimble, Bcttic Owen. Standing—William Ham- mer, Robert Koehler. Purpose: To strengthen, correlate, and unify all Presbyterian organi- zations into one all-inclusive program, and to encourage activities in the school which are essential for Christian and social development. OFFICERS William Hammer - - - - Robert Koehler.............. Betty Trimble............... Bettie Owen................. - President Vice President - Secretary - T reasurer Advisor: Prof. Jesse L. Keene Apartan club Colors: Pink, Blue and White Flower: Pompon Purpose: The members of the Spar- tan Wives Club have as their two- fold purpose: to serve the University of Tampa in such volunteer capaci- ties as the Administration may con- sider most needful; and, by provid- ing opportunities of social recreation for their husbands, and opportunities of cultural advancement for them- selves, to assist their husbands both while they are students at the Uni- versity and afterward when they have entered upon their careers. Betty Timinsky, Jean Conaway, Ann Wethcrington, Betty McFail. Gloria Bagli Members: Bonnie Bates Martha Black Eleanor Bucttncr Lucille Burnett Annie Laurie Coleman Jean Conaway Eula Counc Dorothy Cromp Angie Davis Carolyn Davis Ann Fischer Mildred Gould Virginia Goulding Mary Gonzalez Betty Grimslcy Norma Gunrisco Mary Hansen Louise Hoagland Helen Hunt Gloria Ippolito Ruth Johnson Ann Jordan Mary Ann Kitchen June Kurtz Kay Littcll Leona I.oopcr Harriet Lussicr Betty McFail Rose Mercurio Miriam Neff Ida Perez Ann Pratt Josephine Sabin Pat Schwartzman Mickey Tagliarini Beverly Timinsky Joyce Titus Elsie Vail Ann Wethcrington Lynn Winning Mrs. Howard G. Bakfr AJ vitor cheerleader Front—Dora Lee Bowen, Patricia Scott, Mildred Branch, Evelyn Jewell. Back—Elinor Blackwell, Alice Delgado, Louise Clayton, Rosalie Holland, Arlinc Fetzer, John Sanchez, Mary Esther Bartlett, Mollic Blake, Yvonne Maultsby. THREE T YELL T T T AAA M M M P P P A TAMPA TEAM FIGHT! THE CHANT A-L-M-A M-A-T-E-R T-A-M-P-A U FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! GO, SPARTANS, GO Go, Spartans, Go Go, Spartans, Go Hit ’em High Hit ’em Low Yea Spartans Let’s Go! THE ALMA MATER Steadfast and true sing we thy praise Alma Mater free. Proud beat our hearts and all our days We’ll raise song to thee We’ll go forth to love and praise thee, and be ever true. Hail our glorious Alma Mater, Hail our Tampa U. panketlenic council Purpose: To promote equity and justice and to create a spirit of amity between the Greek-letter organizations. First Row: Madge Kleinhammer - - - - Sigma Theta Phi Marguerite Royer, Secretary - - Sigma Theta Phi Peggy Anderson.....................Delta Kappa Dorothy James......................Delta Kappa Second Row. Clarence Harris................Kappa Sigma Kappa Kathryn Sibi.e.................Z ta Delta Phi Delores Schjaastad.............Zeta Delta Phi Deloris Patrick................Alpha Gamma Martha Jackson.................Alpha Gamma Third Row: John Paton................Kappa Sigma Kappa Tony Ippolito, President - - - - Rho Nu Delta James Ghiotto, Vice President - Sigma Kappa Nu Albert McNab.................Sigma Kappa Nu Charles Sipes......................Tan Omega Winfield Lamb ------- Tan Omega Not Pictured: Frank Accurso..................R x Nu Delta Dave Baskonvitz................Tan Delta Sigma Willard Deonier................Tan Delta Sigma Clyde Evans..........................Beta Chi Harold Williams......................Beta Chi Faculty Advisors: I)r. Howard G. Bakf.r, Dean of Men Miss Thei.ma Jonks, Dean of Women alpha gamma Seated—Marjorie Potion, Dcloris Patrick, Carmen Zambito. Standinc—Martha Jackson. Miss Rouuie Landry Ad vitor Founded: 1936 Chartered: 1937 Colors: Green and While Flower: Chrysanthemum OFFICERS Deloris Patrick.........................- President Martha Jackson....................................Vice President Marjorie Petion..............................Secretary Carmen Zambito...............................Treasurer Inge Salomon..................................Reporter Josephine St. Paul - - - - Intramural Manager Mary Rodriguez.......................Sergeant at Arms Left to Right, First Row—Jc.innc Agee, Teresa Alonso , Caro! Barnes, Nita Benton, Elizabeth Beren- gucr , Rose Bciro. Second Row—Mary Cacciatorc, Amalia Faza , Lucy Governale , Martha Jackson, Frances Lewis, Grace Lopez . Third Row—Laura Lopez , Gloria Montesino , Dcloris Patrick, Roma Pctilla , Lilly Puleo , Carmen Roccaforce. Fourth Row—Alice Rodriguez , Mary Rodriguez, Josephine St. Paul, Gloria Serrano , Inge Salomon, Rita Sosa . Fifth Row—Sue Turkel , Betty Rose Wages, Carmen Zambito. Not Pictured—Alice Delgado , Josephine Martino, Marjorie Petion. Inactive—Evelyn Jewell, Betty Owen, Fannie R. Zamorc. Pledges delta kappa Nan Vincent, Dorothy James, Mary Jo Glenn, Dorothea Harra. Founded: 1933 Chartered: 1933 Colors: Red and White Flowers: Red and White Carnations OFFICERS Dorothy James • Dorothea Harra Mary Jo Glenn - Nan Vincent - Peggy Anderson Glenn Massey ...................President - - - Vice President - - Secretary .................T rea surer Panhellenic Representative ....................Reporter Miss Stella Cox Advisor Left to Right, First Row—Virginia Allen , Margaret Anderson, Dorothy Bachman, Mary Esther Bart- lett , Elinor Blackwell, Sarah Charpia, Frances Combec. Second Row—Katherine L. Connatscr, Jean Docobo , Sheila Fernandez'3', Lena Moore Gantt, Barbara Garber , Janet Gibbs , Mary Jo Glenn. Third Row—Joanne Hall, Dorothea Harra, Doris Henson , Rosalie Holland , Evelyn Hopper, Dorothy James, Helene Keller. Fourth Row—Elizabeth Lambert , Glenn Massey, Yvonne Maultsby , Joan McDuffie , June Nance, Georgia Reed , Lois Richelieu. Fifth Row—Patricia Scott, Ruth Sullivan, Mary E. Tidwell , Muriel Troughton , Nan Vincent, Patricia Waldrop , Jane Wellman . Sixth Row—Jeanne Wiltsc, Ramona Wright , Joan Wuertz . Not Pictured—Lucille Hickey . Pledges digma theta phi Marguerite Royer, Julie Daniel, Joan Schwab, Norma Piper. Founded: 1934 Colors: Silver and Blue Miss Charlotte Thompson Advisor Chartered: 1934 Fi.owf.r: Red Rose OFFICERS Marguerite Royer - Joan Schwab - - ■ Julie Daniel - - - Betty Butch - - Madge Klein hammer Barbara O’Berry - Marjorie Oglesby - Patty Ennis - - - Marjorie Stanaland - - - - - President - - - Vice President ................Secretary .............T rcasurer Pa n belle nic Rep resen tative ■ - Intramural Manager - - - - - Reporter ................Historian - - - Parliamentarian 4 h'ft to Right, First Row—Barbara Barksdale , Nellie Bates , Betty Blitch, Mildred Branch, Ora Kate Cannon . Second Row—Angie Chillura , Julie Daniel, Patty Ennis, Arlinc Fetzer , Betcie Hayes . Third Row—Madge KIcinhammcr, Marcella Moran , Barbara O’Berry, Marjorie Oglesby, Norma Piper. Fourth Row—Jeanne Reid , Priscilla Romeo , Marguerite Royer, Joan Schwab, Marjorie Stanaland. Fifth Row—Sharon Stanahnd , Evelyn Tagliarini , Betty Williams . Not Pictured—Patricia Batts , Shirley Roscvclt . Pledges i jet a delta phi Seated—Louise Aparicio, Katherine Siblc, Meredith Weber. Standing—Jeanne Poor. Founded: 1946 Chartered: 1947 Colors: Pink, Green, and Silver Flower: Pink Radiance Rose Katherine Sible Jeanne Foor - - Meredith Weber Louise Aparicio Susan Ammons officers - - President Vice President - - Secretary ■ - T reasurer Parliamentarian Advisor: Miss Beatrice Brill I Left to Right, First Row—Susan Ammons, Adclpha Aparicio , Louise Aparicio, Dora Lee Bowen ', Louise Clayton . Second Row—Jeanne Poor, Vivian Law, Helen Lear , Josephine Rcina, Marie Rclihan . Third Row—Dolores Schjaascad, Mary Sheridan , Katherine Siblc, Betty Sperry , Lulu Belle Stalnakcr. Fourth Row—Hazel Vega , Rita Ward, Meredith Weber. Not Pictured—Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. Pledges f--—- - Roger Chisholm, Dana Jeter, Clyde Evans, Raymond Sultcnfuss. Dr. C. Herbert Laub Ad tiicr Founded: 1933 Chartered: 1933 Colors: Black and White Flower: White Rose officers Clyde Evans.................................President Raymond Sultenfuss.....................Vice President Roger Chisholm..............................Secretary Dana Jeter..................................Treasurer Harry Truitt...................................Pledge Captain Anthony Gonzalez...................Sergeant at Anns Vincent Thornton.............................Chaplain Howard Vail...........................Parliamentarian Larry Rosenbaum ----- Intramural Manager Left to Right, First Row—William Antonini, Charles R. Chisholm, Marvin Dawkins, Joe Eckarc, Doug- las Forster, Anthony Gonzalez. Second Row—Marvin Hardin, Dana Jeter, Billy Knight, William Maloney, Manuel Miranda, Donald McKee. Third Row—Joseph McKee, William Priff, Frank Ragano, Larry Rosenbaum, Philip Rosseter, Jr., Fred Sargent. Fourth Row'—Paul E. Simard, William Stalnakcr, Manuel Suarez, Raymond Sultcnfuss, Vincent Thorn- ton, Harry Truitt, Jr. Fifth Row—Howard Vail, Lyle Woese, James Wright. Not Pictured—George Best, Robert Brorcin, Anthony Couch, Clyde Evans, Richard Houston, Gerald Jackson, Fred Letzner, Robert Martens, Vincent Mcli, Carl Mcmmcl, Walter Rapoport, Edward Venditto, Harold Williams, Frank Wright. PLEDGES Ed Bray, Paul Danahy, Mike Diaz, Dick Dierlam, Martin Gay, Conner Gcohagan, Bobby Hicks, Felix Japp, Mike Kohler, John Malczcwski, Billy Meares, Bob Minccy, Jack McCluncy, Edward Pattcy, Rip Rawleigh, Joe Russo, Red Ryan, Kirby Stewart, Ray Stewart, Tommy Walker, P. B. White. kappa Aiqma kappa Seated—Clarence Harris. Standing—Gus Jimenez, Lester Sturt- ridge, William Brown. Prof. Roy McGili.ivray Advisor Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Iris Founded: 1867, Virginia Military Institute. Florida Alpha Chapter founded in 1946, University of Tampa. OFFICERS Clarence Harris - - - - William Brown - - - - Lester Sturtridge - - - - Gus Jimenez ------ Joseph Capitano - - - - Charles Hammond - - President Vice President - Secretary - T reasurer - Chaplain Pledge Captain Left to Right, First Row—Ralph Andrccta, Fernando Alonso, Bruce Adams, William Bender, Everett Bray. Second Row—Talbot Boudreau, William Brown, William Buettner, William Bush, Joseph Capitano. Third Row—Frank Cacciatorc, Vern Cherry, Jr., Edward Cory, Ralph Diaz, Anthony Dorio. Fourth Row—Hilton Elliott, Charles Fairbanks, Louis Frey, Ernest Gorrcll, Anthony Garcia. Fifth Row—Charles Hammond, Earl Hammond. Not Pictured—Jay Bragg, Donald Britt, Fred Hammond, Earl Henderson, Elmo Temes, Charles Thomp- son, James White. Left to Right, First Row—Robert Hancock, Clarence Harris, Jack Jaudon, Roy Jaudon, William Jenkins. Second Row—Gus Jimenez, Salvador I.losa, Harold Lawber, Ralph Mercurio, Vincent Nuccio. Third Row—Marvin Owens, John Paton, J. D. Register, Jack Shaw, Hugh Simmons. Fourth Row—Jack Shadgett, Lester Sturtridge, Paul Soper, Augustine Suarez, Hugh Talty. Fifth Row—Harry Winning, Carl Zerfacc. John Argerious, William Bridges, Guy Cacciatorc, Ross Conaway, Charles Cory, Carroll Deloach, Bill French, Edward Hahn, William Hammer, Raymond Kennedy, Melvin Mauldin, Frank Mendez, Nick Palermo, Abclardo Sanchez, Robert Scott, Rudolph Spoto, Yale Whidden, Reginald Wooddy. kappa Aigma kappa ApohActA Georgia Reed Bet tic Lewis Yvonne Maultsbv These lovely ladies repre- sented Kappa Sigma Kappa in the various activities of the year, including the Marjorie Stanaland Skyline Ball, Homecoming Queen Contest, other Home- coming events, and the annu- al Anniversary Ball. Mary Esther Bartlett Mary Eleanor Tidwell Elinor Blackwell Joe Gome , Tony Ippolito, Ralph Vaccaro, Charles Pcicz. the hu delta Prof. Clyde C. Reed Advisor Colors: White and Rose Flower: Red Carnation Founded: 1935 Chartered: 1935 officers Tony Ippolito - Ralph Vaccaro - Joe Gomez................. Charles Perez............. Frank Messina - Tom Spicola............... Joe Granda................ Jack Whitney.............. - - President ■ Vice President - - Secretary - - T rca surer - - Chaplain Pledge Captain Sergeant at Anns - - Reporter Honorary Advisor: Prof. Louis Nava I Left to Right, First Row—Frank Accurso, Denver Blanco, Leonard Brown, Victor Cristalcs, Roscoc Davis. Second Row—Charles Diaz, John Diaz, Frank Felicione, Joe Gomez, Joe Granda. Third Row—Tony Ippolito, Frank Juan, Lucian Martinez, Marcelino Melcndrcras, Frank Messina. Fourth Row—Benny Perez, Charles Perez, Angelo Pullara, Art Remnet, Troy Smith. Fifth Row—Tom Spicola, Elmo Torregiante, Joe Testasccca, Ralph Vaccaro, Eddie Yanez. Not Pictured—Rene Alvarez, Mike Cannclla, Gregory Cleotclis, George Crites, Eddie Diaz, Charles Fee, Augustine Gonzalez, James Phillips, Jack Whitney. PLEDGES Angel Bustclo, Armando Cardoso, Anthony Cardoso, Henry Juan, Richard Perez, Jr., Frank Puglisi, Louis Salario, Joe Suco, Frank Tagliarini, Gonzalo Uribe, Tony Urso. Albere McNab, James Ghiotto, John Groves, Calvin Baker. Prof. Miller K. Adams Ad tiior Founded: 1933 Chartered: 1933 Colors: Silver and Black Flower: White Gardenia Albert McNab James Ghiotto John Groves - Calvin Baker Credo Schwab - David Barksdale Julian Keating officers - - - - - - - President .................Vice President - - - - - - - Secretary - - - - - - - T reasnrer - - - Public Relations Officer - - - - Intramural Manager - - - - Parliamentarian to Right, First Row—Charles Allen, Calvin Baker, Kendall Baker, Roger Birt, Francis Counc, Robert Fabian. Second Row—George Felke, Victor Fresh, James Gibson, John Gibson, Charles Gilkison, John D. Groves. Third Row—Harry Hobbs, Fred Hogan, Jack Hendricks, Julian Keating, Owen Keene, Fred Kcnficld. Fourth Row—Harry Kurtz, James Mayo, Albert McNab, Ernest Ross, Richard Saxon, Credo Schwab. Fifth Row—Jack Thatcher, Jack Thompson, Robert Varnadorc, Desmond Vickers, Tom Wetherington, Ernest Webb. Not Pictured—David Barksdale, Fred Barksdale, John Black, Thomas Bissonette, John Dckle, Joseph DiBona, James Ghiotto, Hoyt Goodson, William Hines, Alex Kaiser, William Kenney, John Lake, Joseph McAllister, Douglas Middlcbrook, Robert Reynolds, William Thomas. PLEDGES J. D. Arnold, Allan Austin, Fred Baity, Gail Beehlcr, Gene Bisette, Mike Brennan, George Cartwright. Glen Cary, Bill Clark, Ben Cooper, Thomas Crumpton, Harry Duval, George Grant. Verlin Guern- sey, William Harkins, James Hill, Richard Johnson, Murray Jones, Wilbur Jones, Owen Keene, Frank Lewis, Bob McFail, Jack Moore, Peter Morgan, Sam Morton, Don Munn, Jerome Ottlcy, James Pardo, George Porter, Robert Puckett, Joe Romeo, Kayo Royal, Charles Stanick, Morris Swope, Herbert Thatcher, Jack Thatcher, Eugene Yates, Ernest Webb. If tau mega Seated—Charles Sipes. Standing—Charles White, William Nunn, James Clark. Prof. Jesse L. Keene Advisor Founded: 193 6 Chartered: 1936 Colors: Rose ami Blue Flower: Rose OFFICERS Charles Sipes William Nunn - James Clark - - Charles White - Diego Almengual Henry Spivey Winfield Lamb - William Kelly - Thomas Waugh - ■ - - - - President - - - Vice President - - - - Secretary - - - - T reasurer Corresponding Secretary ■ - - Parliamentarian Intramural Manager ................Chaplain - - Sergeant at Arms Left to Right, First Row—Diego Almengual, Charles Barus, Milton Bcdingficld, Frank Benton, Kenneth Bishop, James Clark, Richard Davis. Second Row—Charles Furman, Robert Grimslcy, Jesse Hall, Lin Hall, Charles Haynes, James Jones, Hugh Kelley. Third Row—William Kelly, Ralph Kitchen, Winfield Lamb, Robert Larmon, Robert McArthur, Richard Mclver, Glen McRae. Fourth Row—James Moore, Jack Pilsbury, Philip Pullara, Charles Sipes, Henry Spivey, Robert Tanner. Fifth Row—Theodore Walters, Thomas Waugh, Charles White, Jr. Not Pictured—Thomas Daley, Rcinaldo Escobar, George Harris, Emery Jewell, Jr., Hiram Moody, Howard Neil, William Nunn, Frank Pupello, Joe Pupello, Richard Simmons. PLEDGES Bill Ashley, L. A. Brown, Allan Coleman, Ted Conover, Bill Jennings, Jim Kennedy, George Klutinoty, Nestor Lopez, Douglas Meighan, Paul Moneuse, Kenneth Mulder, Hugh Squitier, Bob Weyant. tau delta Mgma Henry Zaranski, David Baskowitz, Irving Elkin, Willard Dconicr. Founded: 1946 Chartered: 1947 Colors: Great and Gold Flower: Yellow Rose David Baskowitz Willard Deonier Henry Zaranski Irving Elkin - - OFFICERS - ------ President - - - - - - - Secretary ........................T rcasurcr - - Panhellenic Representative David Baskowitz, Willard Deonier, Irving Elkin, John Marzolf, Bill Mills, Henry Zaranski. Plf.dgf.—Peter Switkin. Advisor: Prof. Owen Reynolds Milton Bedingficld Ben Cooper George Grant James Kennedy Robert McArthur L. A. Brown Ruby Cowley Alfred Guzman Isabel Lord Charles Nilson Sam Castellana Norman Cramer Carl Haffner Richard Lotz Carl Soderberg James Clark Richard Davis George Harford Thom Magee George Wagner Ted Walters Ernest Webb Don Wedebrock —— majctetteS Georgia Rccd, Katie Lou Connaiscr, Lena Moore Gantt, Julie Daniel, Glenn Massey. Front—Dcloris Patrick, Head Majorette. pAi m alpha Seated—Sam Castellana, Andy Fargo. Standing—Vincent Thorn- ton, Pat O’Brien, Karl Soderberg. HONORARY MUSIC FRATERNITY Prof. Lyman Wiltse Advisor Founded: 1948 Chartered: 1948 Colors: Purple, While, Yellow Purpose: To promote the discussion and performance of music and to provide social activity for those engaged in the field of music. officers Vincent Thornton............................President Carl Soderberg ------- Vice President Sam Castellana - - - - Corresponding Secretary Pat O’Brien ------- Recording Secretary Andy Fargo - -- --....................Treasurer Left to Right, First Rov—Charles Rond, Sam Castellana, Andy Fargo, George Harford. Second Row—Robert Koehler, Charles Nilson, Pat O’Brien, Karl Soderberg. Third Row—Bobby Thompson, George Wagner. Nor Pictured—James Clark, Don Covert, Ralph Diaz, Robert Gross, Robert Hancock, Vincent Thorn ton. alpha m tau Dorothy James, Helen Dorman, Betty Trimble, Barbara O’Berry. Mrs. Lyman B. Wiltse AJvhor Purpose: An honorary music society for furthering in- terest in music around the campus. Members are either music minors or majors, members of the band, orchestra, or chorus. OFFICERS Betty Trimble.................................President Dot James -..............................Vice President Helen Dorman.......................- - - Secretary Barbara O’Berry...............................Treasurer Evelyn Jewell..................................Chaplain Peggy Mayo - Reporter Bettie Owen..........................Sergeant at Arms Organized And Chartered: 1942 Accepted Provisional Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota: 1943 Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Rose I ACTIVE MEMBERS Madclyn Boyd Helen Dorman Mary Jo Glenn Joanne Hall Evelyn Jewell Peggy Mayo Barbara O'Berry Bcttic Owen Ruth Sullivan Betty Trimble Not Pictured Dorothy James Jeanne NViltsc Patronesses Mrs. Fred Donnelly, President Mrs. Peter O. Knight, Jr., Vice President Mrs. H. Gray, Secretary Mrs. Ralph Polk, Jr., Treasurer Pledges Barbara Garber Angie Ochipinti Georgia Reed Doris Henson Harriet Mallard Charlotte Dean Joan Wuertz Helene Keller Sue Turkcl Mrs. Fred Donnelly P resident Patronesses Club kappa kappa pAi Members James Clark Richard Davis Alfred Guzman George Harford Glenn McRae James Mayo Pat O’Brien Purpose: Service to the band; fostering better bands; honor bandsmen; stimulate leadership; unity of college bands and for social experiences in cooperation with musical organizations. OFFICERS Norman Cramer...............................President Milton Bedingfield......................Vice President Carl Soderberg.....................- Secretary Robert McArthur.............................Treasurer Alpha Sigma Chapter Chartered: 1941 Advisor: Prof. Colors: Blue and White Flower: Red Carnation Lyman Wiltse Seated—Karl Soderberg, Milton Bedingfield. Standing—Norman Cramer, Robert McArthur. Pledges Ben Cooper George Diaz Jim Kennedy Walter McCall Charles Nilson George Wagner Ted Walters Leonard Wcstbcrry DeLoss Wcyant chorus John Bianco, Charles Bond, Edwin Bray, Donald Covert, Norman Cramer, Charlotte Dean, Barbara Garber, Robert Gross, Ursula Haesi, Dot James, Evelyn Jewell, Helene Keller, William Kelly, Robert Koehler, Harriet Mallard, Glenn Massey, Jean McRae, Mary Jo Moody, William Nunn, Mrs. Leo O'Harc, Lillian Pulco, Georgia Reed, Jeanne Reid, Henry Spivey, Margaret Stanley, Ruth Sullivan, Mickey Tagliarini, Herbert Thatcher, Jack Thatcher, Robert Thompson, Vincent Thornton, Ernest Townsend, Betty Trimble, Muriel Troughton, Claire Van Breemen, George Wagner, Jeanne Wiltsc, Joan Wuertz. orchestra Ben Cooper, Charlotte Dean, Ursula Haesi, Doris Henson, Sylvia Harbert, Richard Lotz, Charles Nilson, George Wagner, Jeanne Wiltsc, Joyce Wiltsc, Sam Castellana. tnehJ MramraU Intramural Officiai.s Gerald Jackson, Manuel Miranda, Edward Blount, P. B. White. m Gerald Jackson Intramural Director Bernard Cohen Anitltinl Intramural Director tnehJ intramural A Left to Right, Front—F. Barksdale, H. Goodson, R. Birt, J. Arnold, E. Webb, J. Lake. Back—R. Fabian, A. Kaiser, J. Thompson, J. Mayo, D. Barksdale, G. Browning, J. Gibson, D. Middlcbrook. TAU OMEGA Left to Right, Front—R. Roddenberry, C. Haynes, R. MacArthur, R. Grimslcy, R. Lar- mon, C. Furman. Back—T. Walters, M. O’Brien, E. Bond, T. Waugh, W. McCall, D. Meighen, R. Kitchen, T. Kolka. INDEPENDENTS Left to Right, Front—J. Hoaglund, W. Benson, M. Bagley, J. Davis. Back—D. Fores- ter, R. Wilcox, B. Weyand, R. Strother, J. Walker, D. Blount, Coach. RHO NU DELTA lx ft to Right, Front—M. Mclcndrcras, A. Pullara, A. Gonzalez, C. Diaz, L. Martinez. Back—J. Diaz, R. Alvarez, R. Vaccaro, J. Testasecca, D. Blanco, T. Ippolito, M. Cannclla, G. Crites, J. Gomez. BETA CHI Left to Right, Front—R. Hancock, F. I Iammond, F. Alon .o, E. Hammond. Back— R. Jaudon, J. Jaudon, C. Hammond, A. Suarez, F. Cacciatorc. Left to Right, Front—T. Pardo, L. We ese, H. Williams, C. Evans, L. Rosenbaum, R. Brown. Back—R. Brorcin, W. Antonini, D. Jeter, H. Truitt, M. Hardin, J. Blenk- horn, W. PrifT, J. Best, W. Rapoport, R. Sultcnfuss, F. Letzner. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA INTRAMURALS FOOTBALL w L T TP OP Sigma Kappa Nu - - - 5 0 1 156 6 Rho Nu Delta - - 4 0 2 48 10 Tau Omega - - - 3 2 1 61 40 Beta Chi - 2 2 2 53 70 Independents - - - - 2 3 1 52 47 Kappa Sigma Kappa - - 1 4 1 26 63 Ace Club .... - 0 6 0 0 153 BASKETBALL vr L TP OP Sigma Kappa Nu - - - - 6 0 280 139 Greyhounds - - - 6 1 190 147 Rho Nu Delta - - - - 4 2 159 153 Beta Chi - - - - - - 3 3 179 104 Tau Omega - - - - 3 3 186 157 Independents - - - - - 3 4 204 244 Kappa Sigma Kappa - - - 1 6 72 132 Ace Club - - - - - - 0 7 103 231 Ocher intramural participated in were softball, golf, track, tennis, and swimming. MfttehJ intramural GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Sl a lifting: Ruth Sullivan, Manager M. Boyd G. Haverstock A. Rodriguez C. Cappcllo R. Sosa A. Thomas L. Lopez Front: S. Branch R. Wright J. Kavakos M. Bartlett Standing: J. Caccamo S. Fernandez T. Alonso T.Jones Front: P. Romeo S. Stanaland J. Settle G. Lopez I NDEPENDENTS u cm eh J intramural Standing: S. Branch M. Klcinhammcr J. Schwab N. Piper Front: P. Ennis J. Daniel M. Stanaland SIGMA THETA PHI DELTA KAPPA Standing: G. Massey R. Sullivan J. Hall J. Nance Front: N. Vincent D. James K. Connatscr homecoming queen Mrs. Frances C. Saxon Sponsored by the Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity maid Mrs. Mildred M. Hague Sponsored by the Beta Chi Fraternity Miss Marjorie Stanaland Sponsored by the Kappa Sigma KapJ a Fraternity 36130 Miss Marguerite Royer Sponsored by the Ace Club FIRST T ROY-NOW MEXICO Thomas Waugh, Joan Schwab Most Popular Senior class notables Dorothea Harra, Albert McNab Best J yoking Richard Saxon, Peggy Anderson Best All Around Jack Urmu, Patr,c,a Scott Most Athletic Evelyn Jewell, JOSePH D.Bon, Class Crooks Credo Schwab, Mona Walters Most Inlelljgtiif hall ctf fame Harry Hobbs Athletics Dorothy James Music and Organizations Richard Saxon Student Government and Scholarship Credo Schwab Science and Organizations kail ctf fame Joan Schwab Publications and Student Government Patricia Scott Athletics Thomas Waugh Activities and Organizations Ruth Suli.ivan Music and Organizations ahtigcHe PRESENTED BY THE SPARTAN TROUPERS Ixft to Rigbl—Jim Carlcy, Frances Saxon, Joe Russo, Stu Falconer, Vivian Law, Thom Magee, Lulu Belle Stalnaker, Thomas Carlin, Olga Rivera. Frances Saxon, Joe Russo, Vivian Law. SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT THAT MAKE FOR GREATER ACCOMPLISHMENT DIETZGEN—Everything for the Draftsman and Engineer DITTO—Reproduction Equipment DOMORE CHAIRS—The Ultimate in Posture Seating OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 214 Franklin Street Corner Jackson Street M5780 PHONES M 17 6 2 CONGRATULATIONS! We are sure that as a University of Tampa Student you have visited our store. It is our hope that as you go forth into the professional or business world, we may be called on to serve you again and again. f | | THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Inc. Outfitters from Pius to Safes” FLORIDA AVENUE At POLK STREET Telephone M 8377 AU PosUsiaiti ut ItU A+utual uule. luf 422 West Lafayette Street bufiiiccUei Qa t ia 6 Uai+ieA all I have read is a part of me” A part of you The daily newspaper is a part of you and you are a part of the daily newspaper. You buy the daily newspaper more often than daily bread. You reach for it ahead of morning coffee . . . and would miss it more. You are the public mind it mirrors. And you look into this mirror more often and more intently than the mirror upon your wall, or in your purse. This obligates the daily newspaper to be worthy of you, and obligates you to be a worthy reader. The daily newspaper must keep you informed correctly, and you must want unbiased news. The daily newspaper must guard your privileges and rights, and you must want these rights preserved. TAMPA TRIBUNE v y. Fred MaeMurray, Dr. Nance, Director John Scahl. Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Regular Pasteurized Milk Chocolate Milk • Buttermilk Light Cream • Heavy Cream Ice Cream If US BORDEN'S IT'S 007 70 BE 0000 CO PVR I CUT BORDEN CO. WONT YOU miHHJMJPf) CIGAR l l t- ELI WITT CIGAR COMPANY Tampa, Florida Qomplime+tti of FLORIDA GROWER PRESS Printers of The Moroccan 1306 GRAND CENTRAL AVENUE TAMPA, FLORIDA For a Liberal Education In FEEDS, SEEDS, INSECTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS Come To See Us •Jackson Grain Company Cass and Ashley Phone M 3751 For INSURANCE See I 0. H. CARTER ! COMPANY 21 Years Unexcelled Service LOAN DEPT.: FHA GI LOANS OTAmPft'S BOOK HOUSE t) ; NtTERD.U V : - BOOKS i Congratulations and • FIRE • AUTOMOBILE • BONDS • BURGLARY • LIABILITY PHONE M 8517 107 ZACK STREET (ground floor) I 'Best Wishes 'ts from WALTER D. LANTZ The University Bookstore 434 W. Lafayette St. Ph. H 3816 « I t I Q x nfxli ne tti IqIAJjUVL feGJzjPJLlf, Compliments of Richard E. Philpot Co. 420 Tampa Street TAMPA, FLORIDA I Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1949 GILES MOTOR COMPANY Buick Since 1907 Co mjidimsnti °f 'M AYRES DINER Snow Laundry Dry Cleaners Cleaners that Satisfy” Compliments of FORD PLUMBING COMPANY Phone 1601 Snow Avenue H 49261 TAMPA, FLORIDA PAUL TAILORS TAMPA Imported and Domestic Woolens • CUSTOM MADE SUITS • SLACKS • SKIRTS • ALTERATIONS 450 W. Lafayette St. DEALER FOR Compliments of MARTIN - OI.DS - HOI.TON - BAND INSTRUMENTS NENV AND USED INSTRUMENTS MARY'S TAVERN KRONK'S MUSIC STORE Band Instrument Repairing '7 your born won't bonk—take it to Krouk” Corner Gr. Central Magnolia 20) EAST TYLER STREET Phone M 52-074 Tampa, Florida Compliments of I LOUIS WOHL SONS Restaurant Supplies Equipment MAAS BROS. ! HOUSEWARES PAPER GOODS i TAMPA 16th St. and 6th Ave. Ph. Y 1648 TAMPA 5, FLORIDA 1 Evans School of the Dance MASON HAMLIN KNABE Turner - Henderson Piano Co, Tuning - Repairing - Finishing We can furnish one act or a complete show’ ESTIMATES TREE 5705 Florida Ave. Phone 330553 124 Franklin Street Phone M 1275 TAMPA, FLORIDA NEEL SUNDRY SHOP 7Ae Qaad £a itU U Qaad— ONLY WHEN I’KOl’EIILY MANAGE! One or Till most productivi arca on earth—that's Florida. But it depend a great deal on know how”, for agriculture under it semi-tropical conditions differs, in all branches of horticulture and animal husbandry, from agricultural pursuits in any other part of the nation. Nearly i orty YEARS of authoritative and friendly guidance in agricultural methods and advancement of tlm state nukes the Florida Growi r looked forward to in most progressive farm homes of the state as it is circulated each month. Surveys prove that each copy it read by an average of three farm families. This publication cuts wide-awake attention from prosperous Florida farmers in every class of production because they enjoy its features and give attention to its balanced advice. This rare degree of confidence springs from their knowledge that our editors know their problems, speak their language, and arc ale t constantly to their interests. Modern Production and Marketing Methods for: • FARMERS • GROWERS • POULTRY, DAIRY and LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS Agricultural News and Service for: • PACKERS • SHIPPERS • CANNERS • FOOD PROCESSORS Timely Advice and Service on: • FLOWERS • FRUIT • GARDENING • NURSERIES FLORIDA GROWER MAGAZINE 1306 GRAND CENTRAL TAMPA, FLORIDA Autotf LGjllvi w© 0
”
1946 1947 1948 1950 1951 1952
Find and Search Yearbooks Online Today!
FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES
GENEALOGY ARCHIVE
REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
