University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1953 volume:

YEARBOOK i i 9 4 4 7 Dr. Ellwood C. Nance, President of the University, whose undying devotion and continuing self-sacrifice made possible the dream of accreditation. ■s-i-fi ,9uf Dr. Nance returns from California bringing with him Mr. Daniel V. McEachern of Seattle, Washington, a long-time friend of the University, to whom Dr. Nance presented the University Achievement Medal. D 53fl ms f c-a Farewell Message From President Nance To you young ladies and gentlemen who received your degrees in the January ciass, and to the graduates who will receive their degrees at the June and August Commencement ceremonies of 1953, go my heartiest congratulations and my prayers for your personal happiness and professional success. The Trustees, faculty, staff and administration will follow your careers with sincere interest. All of us are grateful and pleased that you have had your college training here and we hope your experiences at this institution have been such that you will always be grateful for, and proud of, your degree from the University of Tampa. A college education not only increases our capacity for the under- standing and enjoyment of life but it also carries with it obligations and responsibilities in leadership in promoting, building and safeguarding the welfare, prosperity and progress of our country and its educational, spiritual and industrial institutions. Whenever and wherever you un- selfishly serve others you will be enhancing the fame and honoring the name of your Alma Mater. Our interest in your welfare does not end with your graduation. Whenever we can help you in any manner please feel free to command us. Sustain your interest in your Alma Mater and keep your lines of communication with it in good repair. Come back often to renew your inspiration—and to see your old friends. God bless you, Dr. Ellwood C. Nance = 3fn Jflemoriam C. Herbert Laub, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. The first semester of this year we had a shock. We arc still not over it. Actually, we will never get over it.” No one knows the number of students over whom he wielded his kindly influence. It is impossible to estimate the number of lives his life touched—and thereby enriched. If he could, we know that he would say: The living are the important; the dead arc remembered by their deeds.” This chapter in the history of the University is closed with this page, but it can never be forgotten. If around exam time you are standing by the well, you can probably hear Dear Mablc” being read. No matter where he is, he will never be further away than our memories. WE DEDICATE This year, the Moroccan is dedicated to Miller K. Adams, acting professor of physi- cal education. It is dedicated to him not so much because of big things, but because of the many, many little things—little things made big by him—that he has done for students and for the University. His interesting lectures; that helping pat on the back when you were feeling low; the friendly laugh and some little joke that made the rest of the day worth living; the times on the road to a basketball game when the budget was spent and his checkbook came to the rescue; because of all these little things” that you have done, we want to say, Thanks, Coach, for being a swell guy.” THE SENIOR CLASS. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Editor's Comments Senior Class Officers Seniors Senior Class Notables Junior Class Officers Juniors Sophomore Class Officers Sophomores Freshman Class Officers Freshmen Graduate Students Special Students SPORTS Football Basketball Crew Baseball Women’s Intramurals Men’s Intramurals ACTIVITIES Who’s Who Hall of Fame Beauty Section Band Moroccan Staff Minaret Staff Homecoming Cheerleaders Majorettes University Broadcasting Service Student Government Chorus GREEKS Panhellenic Council Alpha Gamma Delta Kappa Sigma Sigma Sigma Zeta Tau Alpha Beta Chi Kappa Sigma Kappa Rho Nu Delta Sigma Kappa Nu Tau Omega DO YOU REMEMBER ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Mu Tau Alpha Phi Epsilon Baptist Student Union Chemistry Society Future Teachers Women’s Resident Club Home Economics Club Kappa Pi Les Farces Los Picaros Methodist Student Organization Newman Club Spartan Wives Club Women’s Athletic Association ADVERTISING Dr. M. C. Rhodes, Dean of Administration ; 1 Mrs. Lucile King, Dean of Women Dr. H. G. Baker, Dean of Men Miller K. Adams B.S., M.A. Acting Professor of Physical Education, Member of Discipline and Part-Time Employment Committees. Mabel P. Adams A.B., M.A. Special Instructor in History. Russel Charles Apple A.B., M.C.S. Associate Professor of Accounting. Basketball Coach. Howard Gould Baker A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Men and Professor of English, Chairman of Commencement, Part-Time Employment, and Student Publications Committees, Co-Chairman of Discipline and Student Organization and Social Life Committees, Member of Curriculum and Faculty Committees. Guy G. Becknell B.S., M.S., Ph.D., D.Sc. Professor of Physics, Chairman of Curriculum Committee, Member of Faculty Committee. J. Ryan Beiser A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science. I James Bignell B.S., M.A. Acting Professor of Fine and Industrial Art. Norman Borchardt Instructor in Fine Art, Member of Part-Time Employment and Religion Committees. Beatrice D. Brill B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Member of Assemblies and Athletics Committees. Donald M. Chase A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology. James W. Covington B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of I Iistory and Political Science, Member of Library Committee. ZOE Co WEN B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Elementary Education, Member of Faculty and Library Committees. Stella M. Cox B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics, Member of Commencement, Curriculum, and House Committees. Harold F. Creveling A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geography and Geology, Mem be of Athletics Committee. M. Foster Farley A.B., M.A. Instructor in History and Political Science. Eustasio Fernandez B.S., M.A., M.A.E. Assistant Professor of Spanish, Member of Libr Committee. Laurence P. Geer B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Chemistry, Member of Discij and House Committees. William Darby Glenn, Jr. A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor in Charge of Psychology and Director of Adult Education Center, Member of Commencement, Faculty, and Part-Time Employment Committees. Joseph E. Coodbar A.B., LL.B., LL.M., S.J.D. ,linc Professor of Business Administration, Member of Curricu- lum and Library Committees. i i Martin I. J. Griffin A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English. Sylvia Dean Harbert B.S., M.A. in Ed. Registrar, Secretary of Curriculum Committee. Harold A. Heiser Ph.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Business Administration, Member of Part-Time Employment Committee. C. J. Ho A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Secondary Education, Member of Religion Committee. Marcelino Huerta B.S. Athletic Director and Head Football Coach, Member of Athletics Committee. Jesse L. Keene A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of History. •On leave for advanced study. 1052-53. Earl E. Keller B.S., A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English, Member of Assemblies and House Committees. Lucile King A.B. Dean of Women, Co-Chairman of Discipline and Student Organization and Social Life Committees, Member of Part-Time Employment, Radio and Publicity, and Student Publications Committees. Varina Langanbacher B.S. in Ed., M.M. Part-Time Instructor in Elementary Education. Lucy M. Lanphear B.S. in Ed. Instructor in Library Science. Alvan R. McFadyen A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English, Member of Commencement and House Committees. Roy A. McGillivray B.L.I., M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech and Director of Radio, Chairman of Radio and Publicity Committee. Lawrence F. Mansfield A.B., B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration. Robert L. Mohr B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Education, Member of Curriculum and Religion Committees. Paul H. Morrill A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English, Member of Commencement, House, and Radio and Publicity Committees. Ellwood C. Nance A.B., M.A., D.S.Litt. ■ President of the University. Louis A. Nava A.B., B.S. Associate Professor of Spanish, Member of Library Committee. Leo H. O’Hare A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English, Member of Assemblies, Library and Religion Committees. Stephen F. Park A.B., M.M. Associate Professor of Music Theory, Member of Assemblies and Library Committees. Gail Potter B.E., A.B., M.A. Coordinator in Charge of Radio Broadcasting, Member oi Assemblies and Radio and Publicity Committees. Clyde T. Reed A.B., M.S. Acting Professor of Biology, Chairman of Athletics and House Committees, Member of Discipline Committee. M. C. Rhodes B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Administration, Chairman Ex Officio of Curric- ulum Committee. C. Lawrence Roberts, Jr. B.S. in Bus. Adm., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Business Administration. C. G. Schilling A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor in Charge of Mathematics, Member of Faculty Committee. Frederick C. Schubart Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry and General Science, Member of Library Committee. Elyse G. Sheppard A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Member of Commence- ment and House Committees. Alan P. Stuckey B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Acting Associate Professor of History and Political Science, Member of Athletics and Discipline Committees. Florence R. Stumpf A.B. Part-Time Instructor in Music Education. Charlotte Anne Thompson A.B., A.B. in L.S. Librarian, Chairman of Library Committee, Member of House Committee. John Vardian Backneld Coach. Lyman Wiltse Mus.B., M.M. Director of Music and Acting Professor of Voice and Violin, Chairman of Assemblies Committee, Member of Faculty Committee. Robbie E. Wooten B.S. Instructor in Secretarial Science, Member of Commence- ment and Religion Committees. 4 David L. Zielonka B.H., A.B., Rabbi, L.H.D. Associate Professor of Religion, Chairman of Religion Com- mittee, Member of Assemblies and Faculty Committees. Mrs. Sylvia Dean Harbert Registrar Mrs. Johnnie Patf. Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Elue Stephenson Receptionist to Don and Registrar Miss Nancy Vickers Secretary to the President Mrs. Nancy Atkins Secretary to the Dean of Women Mrs. Patty Jenkins Secretary to the Dean of Men 1 I j Left: Mrs. Rose Cuervo Right: Mrs. Aida Diaz Clerical Bookkeeper Mrs. Wilda Pecina Chief Assistant to the Registrar Mrs. Florence Copley Assistant Secretary to the President Mrs. Mary Suarez Natole Promotion Olliec Dr. W. D. Glenn Mrs. Mae Avery Director of Adult Kducation Information and PBX Operator Mrs. Virginia Straus Mr. Tom Dodo Athletic Businc� Manager Building Superintendent Miss Marcella Hanley . Mrs. Elyse Sheppard Director of 'J omen'j Dormitory Director of Men s Dormitory Left: Miss Betty Castro Cashier, Business Office Right: Mrs. Betty Scherer Clerical Business Office {U(i£ cZclitoi domtnznti The place for these comments is usually on the flyleaf, but this time I want to place them squarely before the students. This book is yours. It has been photographed, written, printed, covered and delivered to you for your enjoyment. We regret that we cannot read it for you, but that is something you will have to do for yourself. The members of the staff have worked long and hard to give you the best book that was in their power to produce. If you find any mistakes, please blame them on the fact that after all, we, too, are hu man. To the graduating seniors, let me say that you have graduated from one of the best, and certainly the finest, college in America. What you have deposited here in four short years of time and effort will be returned to yon all your life in dividends of knowledge, skill and wisdom. Now that it is all over, yon probably feel that you have given enough—but what actually have you left for the school to remember you by? Your name scratched on a desk in the physics lab? The best way for you to increase the heritage you leave the University is to join the Alumni Association. If you do this, the happiest years of your life, your college days, will never end for you at graduation, but will continue for a lifetime. Another way to perpetuate yourself at the University is to contribute each year to the University Endowment Fund. If you do either one or both of these things, you can step back and watch the school grow. Someday, when the University has miles of sprawling campus and indoor, heated swimming pools, you can throw out your chest, pat your kids on the head and say, Yes, son, I helped build all that.” Makes you feel like a king, doesn't it? O.K. Scratch your name off that desk. Put your hand in your pocket and dig. You have left the best school on earth, but in these days of space research, let's make it the best school in the galaxy! Hope you enjoy this book. Bruce Atkins, Editor V • SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John O’Neal - President Joan Jacoijsen - Vice-President Sue Shaffer - - - Secretary Joan Irvin - - Representative I! If d Adkins, Glen Heck Logan, West Virginia Bachelor of Science Major—Social Science Minor—Physica 1 Educa t ion Kappa Sigma Kappa; Future Teachers of America; Senior Class Notable. Ahnell, Ingemar V. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Andrews, William Wallace Dothan, Alabama Bachelor of Arts Major—Social Science Minor—English Arango, Virginia Lee Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Spanish Minor—History Bartz, Janet Anita Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Bernat, Henry Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science Major—History Minor—Physical Education Varsity Football; Intramurals, Basketball, Baseball. Boyce, Dencil C. Plant City, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—English Minor—Sociology Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity, Secretary of Pledge Class, Treasurer; Vice President of Freshman Class; Vice President of Sophomore Class; Student Senate; Traffic Commissioner; French Club; Moroccan Staff; Minaret Sports Columnist. Brockman, Ruth Arda Becky” Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Moroccan Staff; Future Teachers of America; Zeta Delta Phi, Pledge President, Outstanding Pledge; Dean’s List; Senior Class Notable. Bruns, Robert Bailey South Portland, Maine Bachelor of Science Major—Mathematics Minor—Chemistry Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Historian, Vice President, Pledge Captain; Lc Ccrclc Francais, Vice President, Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Hoard of Governors, Pledge Sergeant at Arms. Burnett, Betty L. Bartow, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, Intramural Manager; Women’s Athletic Association, Vice President; Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Association, President; Operation Big Show; Senior Class Notable. Byrnes, Robert F. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Social Science Minor—English Campbell, John Bailey Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—I listory Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity, Intramural Coach, Parliamentarian, Sergeant at Arms; Debate Society. Carden, Eleanor Jane Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Music Minor—History and Political Science Delta Kappa Sorority, Sergeant at Arms, Intra- mural Manager, Panhcllcnic Representative; Alpha Mu Tau, Honorary Music Sorority, Sergeant at Arms; Methodist Student Organization, Presi- dent; Kappa Pi, National Art Fraternity; Women’s Athletic Association; Women’s Resident Club; Minaret Staff; Operation Big Show; Junior Mar- shal; French Club; Band; Chorus; Orchestra; Philharmonic Chorus. Caton, Earl D. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Social Science Minor—Industrial Arts Christ, Roy Richard Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Beta Chi Fraternity; Varsity Crew; Future Teachers of America; Minaret Staff; Class Notable. Cloman, Robert E. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Cooper, Jocelyn Jane Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Minor—English and History Transfer Student, Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia; Sigma Tau Chi Business Fraternity; Minaret, Layout Editor, Reporter; Moroccan, Business Manager, Art Editor; Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity; Future Teachers of America, President; Alpha Phi Epsilon Honorary Journalism Fraternity, Secretary, President; Stu- dent Directory Chairman; Muezzin, Associate Editor; University Chorus; Honor Roll; Dean’s List; Operation Big Show, Staging, Participant; University Broadcasting Service, Office Manager; Canterbury Club; Tampa Philharmonic Chorus; National Music Educators Association. Cowden, Carl, Jr. Plant City, Florida Major—Physical Education Minor—History and Government Sophomore Class President, President of Pan- hellenic Council, President of Student Body; Stu- dent Senate; President of Tau Omega Fraternity; Varsity Football; Senior Class Notable. Cogan, Robert E. Elizabeth, New Jersey Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Beta Chi Fraternity, Vice President, Intramurals; Newman Club; Football. Cook, John Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—English Minor—Industrial Arts Beta Chi Fraternity; Ace Club, Vice President; Newman Club; Intramurals. Davis, Joan Elliott Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Biology Minor—Chemistry Zeta Delta Phi, l’ledgc Reporter, Pledge Captain, Parliamentarian, Treasurer, Intramurals; Minaret Staff, Advertising Manager, Assistant Business Manager, Reporter, Columnist, Moroccan, Assis- tant Business Manager; Alpha Phi Epsilon, Charter Member; Student Affiliate to American Chemical Society; Women’s Resident Club; Baptist Student Union; Woman’s Athletic Associ- ation; Boots and Saddle Club; Honor Roll, Laboratory Assistant, General Science. Deen, Robert E. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity; Moroccan Staff. DeNome, Lillian Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Charter Member of Zeta Delta Phi; Panhellcnic Representative; 313 Masquers 1946; Moroccan Staff; Future Teachers of America; Art Club; Honor Roll. Dickey, Woodrow W. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Dramatic play, Count Philippe’s Wild Orange Tree’’, University Broadcasting Service, Junior Town Meeting of the Air’’; Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity; Delta Tau Delta National Social Fraternity; Optimist Club of Tampa. Dillon, Richard T. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Pledge President; Charter Member of Sales and Advertising Club; Los Picaros; Dean’s List. Dolcimascolo, Alfonso I. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Rho Nu Delta Fraternity, Sergeant at Arms, Parliamentarian. Donohue, Daniel F. Clearwater, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physics Minor—Mathematics Drew, Betsy Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—English Minor—History Transfer Student; Zeta Delta Phi Sorority, Cor- responding Secretary; Baptist Student Union, Secretary; Minaret Staff, Reporter; Muezzin Staff; Student Worker in Registrar and Dean’s Office. Dunn, Thomas Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Minor—English Ellison, Irene D. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Espina, Hubert Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—Art Minor—Spanish Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Intramurals Christensen, Kenneth W. Tampa, Florida BaeMor of Science Major—Business Administration George, Margurette Melvin Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Transfer Student from Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky; Future Teachers of America; Moroccan Staff; Honor Roll. Gonzalez, Frank R. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Spanish Minor—English Los Picaros, Future Teachers of America. Gonzalez, Gloria Tampa, Florida BaeMor of Science Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Homecoming Queen 1951; Miss Tampa U”. 1952; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; Alpha Gamma Sorority, President; Panhcllcnic Council; Los Picaros; Future Teachers of America. Gruber, Richard H. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa Haefeli, John E. Paterson, New Jersey BacMor of Science Major—Physics Minor—Mathematics German Club; Westminster Group; Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Hancock, Robert Edgar Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—English Minor—Speech, Radio, and Dramatics Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Panhcllcnic Repre- sentative, Vice President, International Director of Public Relations, International Convention Chair- man, International Vice President; Senate; Junior Class Representative; Executive Council, Presi- dent’s Cabinet, Florida Student Government Association, Vice President; Who’s Who; Spartan Troupers, President; Alpha Psi Omega; Minaret, Editor; Moroccan, Sports Editor; Alpha Phi Ep- silon; Baptist Student Union, Vice President; Inter-Faith Council, President; Psi Mu Alpha, Vice President; Chorus; University Broadcasting Serv- ice, Announcer, Student Station Manager, Presi- dent’s Round Table. Hanst, Kenneth F. Sarasota, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Hardee, Clyde H. Mobile, Alabama Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Hawkins, Gordon G. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Chemistry M i nor—M a t he matics French Club; Student Affiliate of American Chemical Society. Henriksen, Francis R. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Hiers, Harley Bartow, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History Hoyt, Ralph Waldo Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Future Teachers of America. Hunnicutt, Homer E., Jr. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Hunton, Roy T. Tampa, Florida BacMor of Science Major—Business Administration Moroccan, Editor; Sales and Advertising Club; University Broadcasting Service; Alpha Phi Ep- silon, Honorary Journalism Fraternity; Tau Omega Fraternity, Intramurals. Hutson, Edward N. St. Louis, Missouri Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Hyatt, N. K. Johnson City, Tennessee Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Irvin, Joan Lou Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Delta Kappa Sorority, Panhcllcnic Representative, President; Panhcllcnic Council, Secretary; Women's Athletic Association; Operation Big Show; Senior Class Representative; Women’s Resi- dent Club; Tau Omega Ring Dance Sponsor; Tau Omega Sponsor of the Year; Future Teachers of America; Band; Librarian; Head Majorette. Jacobsen, Joan Thora Cohoes, New York Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Minor—English Delta Kappa Sorority, Outstanding Pledge, Vice President, Treasurer; Women’s Athletic Associ- ation; Canterbury Club; Minaret, Circulation Editor; Senior Class Vice President; Women’s Resident Club, Vice President; Operation Big Show; Tau Omega Fraternity Sponsor of the Year; Ace Club Sponsor; Senior Class Notable. Johnson, Dorothy Evelyn Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Sigma Theta Phi Sorority; French Club; Intra- murals; Women’s Athletic Association; Future Teachers of America. Johnson, Kay G. Durham, North Carolina Bachelor of Arts Major—English Minor—Music Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity, President; Sigma Theta Phi, President, Panhcllcnic Representative, Pledge Captain; Alpha Mu Tau, Vice President, Treasurer; Moroccan Staff; Women’s Resident Club; Uni- versity Chorus; Rho Nu Delta Sponsor; Senior Class Notable; Honor Roll; Panhcllcnic Council, Secretary-Treasurer; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; 1953 American College Leaders. Johnson, Ruth Schorr St. Petersburg, Florida BacMor of Science Major—Business Administration Jonaitis, Anthony John, Jr. Athol, Massachusetts Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—English Varsity Football; Varsity Crew; Boxing Team; Beta Chi Fraternity, Intramurals. Jorgensen, Victor L. Naperville, Illinois Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Minor—English Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity. King, Carol Rosalie Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Ar s Major—Art Minor—English Zeta Delta Phi Sorority, Outstanding Pledge. Pan- hcllcnic Representative, Treasurer, President; Dean’s List; Honor Roll; Kappa Pi, National Art Fraternity, Reporter, President; Tampa Art Institute. King, Gene Bruce Louisville, Kentucky Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Beta Chi Fraternity; Varsity Football. Kirkland, Sara Kathryn Waycross, Georgia Bac jelor of Science Major—Business Administration Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity, Charter Member, Scholarship Chairman; Sigma Theta Phi Sorority, Pledge Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary; Pan- hellenic Council; Women’s Resident Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Canterbury Club; Sales and Adver- tising Club; Women’s Athletic Association; Moroccan Staff; Honor Roll; Dean’s List; Senior Class Notable; Transfer Student, Shorter College and University of Georgia. Kleinfelder, Dale S. Bradenton, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physics Minor—Mathematics Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Pledge President, Secretary; Dean’s List; Honor Roll; Physics Laboratory Assistant. La Barbera, Katherine Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Minor—History Lahosky, John David Washington, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—English Lopez, Joseph R. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Rho Nu Delta Fraternity, President, Panhcllcnic Representative. Lube, Robert Brecksville, Ohio Bachelor of Arts Major—English M i nor—Soc iolog y MacFarlane, Donald G. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—History and Social Science Minor—English M ADDA MM A, VlNCENT Pinellas Park, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—French Minor—Spanish Maier, Jerry Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Beta Chi Fraternity. Manheimer, Flora M. St. Petersburg, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Mann, Jim H. Scottsboro, Alabama Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History Tau Omega Fraternity, Vice President, President; Panhcllenic Council. Martin, Harry Charles Largo, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Management Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Massari, Domenic L. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Accounting Minor—F.nglish Mattox, John H. Ocala, Florida Bachelor of Ar s Major—Music Minor—Modern Languages University Broadcasting Service; Debate Society; Los Picaros; Le Ccrclc Franca is; Phi Society; Stu- dent Body Representative on Community Advisory Council of Tampa Philharmonic Association; Baptist Student Union; Moroccan Staff; Student Senate, Chaplain and Treasurer; University Chorus; Senior Class Notable. Mawhinney, Julian Wilson Clearwater, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Biology Minor—Psychology President, University of Tampa Biology Club I Maynor, Arthur Royce Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Art Minor—English Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity Medina, Virgil Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—Spanish Minor—English - French Rho Nu Delta; Los Picaros, I.e Cercle Francais Milonas, Michael T. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Social Studies Minor—English, Psychology, History Minardi, Louis Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—English Minor—Spanish Future Teachers of America; Newman Club; Senior Class Notable. Monaghan, Earl Allen Tampa, Florida Barbel or of Arts Major—English Minor—Speech and Drama Beta Chi Fraternity, Secretary and Parliamentar- ian; Alpha Phi Epsilon Journalism Fraternity; Spartan Troupers; Radio and Television Players, President; Minaret, Reporter, Business Manager. Monroe, Evelyn Patricia Tampa, Florida Barbel or of Science Major—Business Administration Alpha Gamma Sorority, Reporter; Panhellenic Representative, Rush Chairman, Pledge Captain, Vice President; Kappa Sigma Kappa Sponsor; Sigma Kappa Nu Sponsor; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; Alpha Phi Epsilon; Circulation Editor of Muezzin; Boots and Saddle Club; Lcs Farces; U.B.S.; U.B.S. Delegate to Gainesville Convention; Glee Club; Assistant Business Manager of Moroccan. Montz, George Allentown, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History Beta Chi Fraternity; Basketball Captain; Baseball Captain; Who’s Who, Junior Class; Intramurals Coach; F.T.A.; Senior Class Notable. Moore, Robert Thomas Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physics Minor—Mathematics Natole, Mary Suarez Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Newell, William D. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Kappa Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Pledge Treasurer; Alpha Phi Epsilon Honorary Journalism Frater- nity; Editor, Minaret Student Publication; Dele- gate to the Florida Intercollegiate Press Associa- tion at the University of Miami; Intramurals; Debate Society; Instructor, Adult Education Division of the University of Tampa; transfer from the University of Florida. McCoy, Irving J., Jr. St. Petersburg, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity; Vice President Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity; Canterbury Club; Boots and Saddle Club; Sergeant at Arms Kappa Kappa Psi Music Fraternity; Baseball, one year; Senior Class Ring Representative; Varsity and Junior Varsity Crew, three years; Hand, three years; Dance Band; Operation Big Show. McMillan, Dorothy Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Zeta Delta Phi Sorority; Alpha Phi Epsilon Journalism Fraternity; Future Teachers of Amer- ica; Moroccan Staff; B. S. U.; W. A. A. Norton, Nell B. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Olson, James Duane West Newton, Massachusetts Bachelor of Arts Major—History Minor—Art Kappa Pi; Honor Roll. 1949. 1950, 1951,1952. O’Neal, John Raymond Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History Senior Class President; Junior Class President; Who’s Who, Junior Class; Student Leaders; Var- sity Basketball, four years; Vaisity Baseb II, two years; Senior Class Notable. Orihuela, Henry Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Spanish Minor—Physical Education French Club; Los Picaros, Rho Nu Delta Fraternity. Pancoast, Fred Pensacola, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Mathematics Minor—English Football; Baseball; Sigma Kappa Nu Fraternity; Intramural Coach. Pelaez, Nilo G. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Accounting Shaffer, Sue Jahn Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—Art Minor—English Zeta Tau Alpha, Historian; Sigma Theta Phi. Pledge Vice President, Intramural Manager, Vice President; Kappa Pi; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Moroccan Staff; Women’s Athletic Association; Health and Physical Education Club; Lc Ccrcle Francais, Varsity Basketball; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; Cheerleader, Co-Head; Operation Big Show; Honor Roll; Class Notable; Women’s Tennis Intramural Champion; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Student Leader Association. Perrette, Cecil L. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History and Political Science Peter, Beatrice Lydia PiekrEPOnt Manor, New York Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Minor—Secretarial Science Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary; Sigma Theta Phi, Pledge President, Pledge Mother, Parliamentarian; Women’s Resident Club, President; Canterbury Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Delegate to University of South, Sewanee, Tennessee, Conference; Women’s Athletic Association; Dean’s List, Honor Roll; Senior Class Notable; Moroccan Staff; Trans- fer Student, New York State Teachers College, Albany. Porter, Larry James Seffner, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History and Political Science Future Teachers of America. Pratt, Raymond C. South Portland, Maine Bachelor of Science Major—Social Studies and English Alpha Phi Omega, President; French Club, Treas- urer, President; Kappa Sigma Kappa, Pledge Chap- lain; Future Teachers of America; Intramurals. Puleo, Joseph Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration I Randall, Lucia L. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science in Education Major—Elementary Education Minor—English Reilich, Harvey R. St. Petersburg, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Minor—English Beta Chi. Richardi, Ted J. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa, Vice President, Treasurer; Le Ccrcle Francais, President; Panhcllcnic Council; Chairman of Homecoming Coordinating Com- mittee; Sales and Advertising Club, Charter Member, Vice President; Minaret Staff, Managing Editor, Florida Intercollegiate Press Association Delegate; Alpha Phi Epsilon Honorary Journalism Fraternity; Honor Roll. Robinson, Bettye June Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Music Minor—English Zeta Tau Alpha, Corresponding Secretary; Sigma Theta Phi, Secretary, Reporter; Baptist Student Union, Vice President, President; Alpha Mu Tau, Treasurer; Sigma Alpha Iota, Treasurer; Honor Roll. Scaring!, Daniel Phoenix ville, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—Biology Tau Omega; Varsity Football; Intramurals; Outstanding Player in Cigar Bowl G?mc. Scherer, Ben F. Akron, Ohio Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—English Intramural Director. Schiavone, Emil Raymond Youngstown, Ohio Bachelor of Science Major—Sociology Minor—Physical Education Beta Chi, Treasurer, Panhcllcnic Representative. Scott, John A. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Minor—Mathematics Rooks, Carl Quinton Jacksonville, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History Kappa Sigma Kappa, Outstanding Pledge, Pledge Captain, Intramural Director, Executive Board, Vice President, President; Intramurals, Intramural Official, Sportsmanship Award; Minaret, Sports Editor; Moroccan, Sports Editor; Junior Rotarian; Newman Club. Samuels, Paul E. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Kappa Sigma Kappa, Chaplain, Executive Committee. Sasser, Ruth J. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education SCAGLIONE, JERROLD CLEMENT Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Newman Club. Seely, Harry J. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Beta Chi, Pledge Secretary, Outstanding Pledge, President. Settles, Duke N. Chattanooca, Tunnessue Bachelor of Science M a j or—Business Ad m i nistra t ion Shaeiter, Josephine Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Future Teachers of America, Parliamentarian; Home Economics Club. Sharp, Robert Walker Manasquan, New Jersey Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Ace Club; Minaret Staff; German Club. Siek, Ernest Earl Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Mathematics Minor—English Simmons, Doyle Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Sliman, Dan K. Youngstown, Ohio Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—English Tau Omega; Football. Sosa, Iris Rita Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—English Alpha Gamma Sorority, Treasurer; Basketball; Volleyball. Spencer, Freddie Forrest Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—Psychology Minor—Biology and English Kappa Sigma Kappa, Secretary, National Song Chairman; Florida Intercollegiate Student Govern- ment Association, Secretary-Treasurer; Sophomore Class Vice President; Student Senate, Student Assembly Chairman; Operation Big Show, Di- rector; Minaret, Feature Editor; Muezzin, Editor; Biology Club, Parliamentarian; French Club; Alpha Phi Epsilon; Les Farces; G.G. Club; Boots and Saddle Club. Sperry, Mary Lyons Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—English Minor—Business Administration Springer, Robert Lee Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Maj or—Business Administration Stafford, Voyde W. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Future Teachers of America, Vice President; Dean’s List. ' i : Steinberg, Ralph Freehold, New Jersey Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Baseball, Pitcher; Basketball Manager; Football Manager; Band; Student Senate Representative, Parking Lot Commissioner, Student Government Representative to Miami; Dance Band. Stevens, Frances Tampa, Florida lia c he lor of Science Major—Elementary Education Student Senate, Freshman Representative; Delta Kappa Sorority, Secretary, Pledge Secretary; Boots and Saddle Club; Women’s Athletic Association; Girls Intramural Director, Panhellcnic Representa- tive; Sigma Kappa Nu Dance Sponsor; Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter; Varsity Volleyball Team; Moroccan Staff; Future Teachers of America; Senior Class Notable; Health and Physical Educa- tion Club, Vice President. Strychar, Frank V. Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts Bachelor of Arts Major—Social Studies Minor—English Taylor, John St. Petersburg, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Biology Minor—English 9 Taylor, John W. Sarasota, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Future Teachers of America, President; Baptist Student Union; Honor Roll Terrell, Melba R. Wauchui.a, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Future Teachers of America. Thomas, Richard G., Jr. Clearwater, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—English Minor—Political Science Threadgill, Cary O. Loyall, Kentucky Bachelor of Science Major—Elementary Education Kappa Sigma Kappa; Transfer Student from Florida Southern; Future Teachers of America. : j Thrift, Charles W. Miami, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Physical Education Minor—History Beta Chi; Varsity Basketball; Intramurals- Train a, Louis L. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Tripler, Donald Troy, New York Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Valenti, Joseph Louis Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Tau Omega Fraternity. Wagner, Paul W. Milton, Pennsylvania Bachelor uj Science Major—Physics Minor—Mathematics Walston, Harry Wade Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—English Minor—Industrial Arts Ace Club, President, Sergeant at Arms; Beta Chi, Intramural Director. Wind, Henry Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Arts Major—English Minor—Industrial Arts French Club; German Club; Future Teachers of America; Honor Roll; Dean’s List. Yates, Robert F. Tampa, Florida Bachelor of Science Major—Business Administration Sigma Kappa Nu, President; Panhcllcnic Council, President; Crew Team, Captain; Senior Class Notable. Most Popular SENIOR CLASS Sara Kirkland Carl Cowdf.n NOTABLES JKtLniox (Item VotatLzi Most 'Dignified Wendell Akins Frances Stevens Most Intelligent Bea Peter John Mattox Most Athletic George Montz Betty Burnett tSznioz dia±± Afota(j[z± Class Crooks Louis Minardi Sue Shaffer 'Best sAll-%ound John O’Neal Joan Jacobsen i7)1 osf .Qikely Becky Brockman To Succeed Robert Yates JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gus Ross President Jayne Anderson Vice President Patricia Neff Representative Dorothy Cow den Secretary c; Vv' Jayne V. Anderson Roy Rex Ardcrn Ruben Ares Bruce C. Atkins Edward J. Balias Thomas S. Battaglia Joseph N. Bclluccio William W. Bennett Barbara M. Billctt Elizabeth H. Birge Joseph P. Bodo, Jr. Raymond C. Bo ich Herbert R. Braun Jack G. Breit Martin R. Brooks John M. Burger Walter N. Burnside Edward R. Casella Albert Ca in Dorothy E. Clcotclis Thomas E. Collcntinc L. Ward Cooper Jack J. Craparo Margaret A. Cuscaden Thomas R. Doyle June C. Duncan Josephine A. Esthus E. Georgette Fairbanks Brownlee B. Fielding Kenton D. Foster Charles R. Freeman Claude R. Gamble Louis Garcia James H. Godward Jack Goodman Joseph E. Hafer Thomas M. Hammock Louis A. Harris Robert A. Hathaway Mitzi Joy Hoffer Herman W. Hollingsworth Dorothy E. Horne Lura M. Huglin Joan W. Jamerson Hillcry D. Jones Harry C. Kennedy Kenneth H. Koehler Anthony L. Kovach Elizabeth C. Krohn Hogan S. Lewis Leon White Long Rene Joe Milian Margaret Ann Mosbachcr Jack R. Munz Justine L. McCurdy Patricia L. Neff Mary D. Noto Manuel M. Odze Raymond S. Oliver Betty Faye Palmer Nick F. Papafaklis Jesus F. Perez Marilyn D. Peters Tony Provenzano Robert W. Rawlins Eleanor V. Rea Andrew C. Riley, Jr. David M. Romero Gus M. Ross Shirley R. Rulcman Herman N. Schuster, Jr. Elizabeth C. Schwartz Ann M. Shaffer Henry H. Shell James M. Simcic Loryce A. Sivertson Mich alee Ann Slavin Paul John Smarsc Chloe Jean Snow Robert L. Spencer Stanley Terry Richard Mel Syltc Raymond A. Tavares Marvin E. Tigner Helen Jane Tomlinson Joe Trevorrow Keith VanBever Beverly J. Wamble Katherine S. Week ley John O. Weidenkopf Boyd F. Williams Pat” B. Williamson Thomas H. Wolfe, Jr. Giro Roy Zambito SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Danny Shea - - - - President Rita Jackson - - - - Secretary Cynthia Ramos - - Representative Janet E. Addison Rose Marie Agliano Zoraida Alonso Samuel A. Anderson Paul M. Aulabaugh Sandalio A. Arcc Dorothy J. Batman Robert Edward Beach Martha M. Benz William E. Bostick James Knight Bowman David Nelson Boyd Robert Fernand Boyd Alfred Buria, Jr. Rupert C. Burns Connie Ruth Byars Jennie Caltagironc Betty Joan Calvin Michael S. Capitano Camille Jane Cappolino James Frank Caravclla Robert Cardoso Merry Vargo Carraway Richard M. Carrera Nick Castellano William C. Cazin James Robert Chambliss David L. Clark Lee Margaret Clark Jimmie Clcsi Paul Connelly Maurice L. Conner Joseph B. Cooper Robert F.. Coram Violet Corccs Dorothy Evelyn Cox Guy Thomas Crumpton Gerardo Cuervo Barbara Ellen Damcron Paul Vincent Davis, Jr. Wanda Yvonne DeBusk Elric B. DeDiego Frank P. DeNome Bill James Dial Joe Diaz Louie G. Dichtas Ernest DiF'abrizio Marilyn Louise Dubose Fernand C. Dumont Rosalie M. Durand Doris V. Duryca Eleanor Ebsary William Hugh Edmiston Horace M. Englchardt Thomas Paul English, Jr. Robert H. Eustace F'rancis F. Fuchcck Jack M. F'ucyo David W. Garbett Harriet Clco Gogas Eugene J. Golden Edward Gomez John Manuel Gonzalez Mary Moss Graham Marian E. Griffin Elizabeth Anne Griffith Sylvia Anne Gucrard John Lewis Hacnel Charles J. Harris DeEtta Elizabeth Harris Randal M. Heinrich Frank K. Henriquez Joan Marie Hickey Rebah R. Hilburn Kathryn G. Hood William Peter Hovance William W. Hughes June Wanda Hundley Rita Ann Jackson Charles E. Jarezynski John W. Jenkins James Otis Johnston, Jr. Carl E. Kampfmucllcr Dorothy Kennedy George Klimis Walter Kiuchnik Charles William Koch John L. Kreimeyer John Richard Lamb Siro Ledo, Jr. Arthur E. Leigh Manuel R. Linares Angel Lopez M. Frances Lumstlcn Tom John Mahin Roland M. Mantciga Thomas J. Mariani James L. Martin Richard Ira Matthews Carrie B. Midulla Charles A. Milo Charlotte Moctezuma Frank Albert Moorhead William R. Mosher Richard R. Mulholland I'rcd Jack McClendon Margaretta Ruth McCormick Frances K. McDaniel Robert C. McGinnis Peter Archie McLeod, Jr. Julius William Nagy Martha Joy Nash Jack S. Newsome Angelina Ochipinti Philip W. O’Dwycr John Patrick O’Neal Alice R. Ortabcllo Pauline Papia Edmund A. Peek Bob Philon Ann Marie Pickens George L. Pitcher Alco G. Psiaki Pauline Rametta Cynthia Jo Ramos Esther May Rancicr George E. Reby Frank Roy Anita F. Rick Alkf� rn Roheris Anna Belle Roberts Cclio Rodriquez Benjamin F. Rogers James O. Roop Frank E. Roulstonc � a«W John B. Rupee Mark Ryan Tom J. Sais John B. Sanchez Barbara F. Sapp Josephine Scoanc Daniel P. Shea Philip M. Shockley Jacquelyn V. Sierra Bertha M. Smoot Clarence A. Stewart Phyllis M. Stockton Bernard R. Suarez Vivian V. Sumner Merlin G. Suttkus Charles T. Swinson, Jr. Jeanette Tingwall Margaret E. Trice Samuel S. Uccello Elena G. Valdes t William Valdcspino Edward R. VanHorn Herbert E. Vatcr Howard G. Waddell Carol E. Ward Maida G. Waters Nick Waytovich Bonnie Fay Weeks Robert Lee Wciglc Carolyn E. Welch Mary I:. White Jack W. Windt ••Sally M. F. Wolfe Kennedy A. Wright Sclburnc R. Yates William J. York Joseph J. Zalupski Wendell H. Akins Peter Albano Johnny Alfonso Sylvia Alonso Elba Alvarez Zenobia Alvarez Guy F. Amuso Ernest V. Antinori Charles E. Archibald Hunter M. Armentrout Robert D. Ashburn Carolyn Ann Ashley Veda Ann Aulick James R. Baker Roy B. Baker Jerry Earl Bandy James A. Barnes Laurence Bartlett Elaine Beasley Beverly Ann Beckett Joanne V. Bedford D. Elaine Bell Ronald K. Bell Kenneth R. Bcllivcau Martha Berdeal James LeRoy Bcrfield Alonzo S. Bicklcy Jean Helen Blackman Robert B. Boberg Sherrill A. Eorders Betty L. Bowman Carl Edward Boyd Lewis Bregman Ridolph W. Broedlow Betty Brocks Billy G. Brown Burrell J. Brown Mary B. Brown Charlotte L. Brunke Janet Louise Bruns John W. Bryan Robert S. Bryan Robert S. Buckley H. Aubrey Bullard Edward James Burns Tom Allen Byrd Clarence Lewis Calhoun Mary Jo Capita no Margaret Mary Caraher George R. Card Albert Carrillo Joseph M. Cart ay a Lucretia Ann Carter Robert H. Carter Steven Carter Teni L. Caruthers Martin Vann Carver Daniel L. Casey Ida Marie Casey Fernando Castillo, Jr. Betty Lou Castro Laurence Castro Fano Ciaccio Mary Ellen Clapper Sterling Gene Clawson Benjamin Albert Clements Robert S. Cleveland Edwin Jay Clcwcll William J. Colditz Reggie B. Colvard Betty Lois Connell Robert Paul Conner Giorlando J. Conte Doris Irene Cothern Frank William Coutchcr Samuel Adam Cox William V. Crabtree Ezekiel Cruz Joseph Cuervo Dcrrcll Ray Curry Frances E. Cuscadcn Patricia Lee Dalsheimcr Nancy Grace D’Amato Harold E. Davis Sylvia Gcarldcan Davis William Irving Dawson Doris Marie DcBlois Robert DeGuenther Cameron G. Del lari Ralph Del Castillo Antonio P. Diaz Irene M. Diaz Jesse G. Diaz Charncll Dick Raymond J. Die . Henry Joe DiStefano Johnny Diamond Dolphin John A. Donnelly, Jr. Audrey Mac Douglas Francis W. Douglas Philip Miles Draughon, Jr. Paul P. DuBose Ray B. Dupree Edward J. Duray Myrna Lee Durham Carl L. Elmore Thomas Emberton Verena H. Erven Roland Espino Alice Doyle Farmer Christian W. Fclentzer Albere Felicione Gertrude Lucille Ferguson Emilio Fernandez Joe Albert Fernandez Mario Joseph Fernandez, Jr. Vilma Fernandez Joseph Alexander Filkins Mary Elizabeth Fink Eunice Finney Kenneth Joseph Fisher Lillian Fisher Wilhclmina Fisher Jackie Rae Fitzgibbons Barbara Jean Fleming E. Mary Theresa Fletcher Margaret Foster Rosemary Fox Joan Carroll Gale Jeremiah L. Gancy, Jr. Elma Lucille Garcia Peggy Marie Garcia Rosie Giglio Lyndal Sue Gillctt Larry H. Gnagey i Donald Lee Harrod John J. Haremoyer Alfred B. Haubenstock Patricia Ann Hayward Lois Ellen Hedges Joyce Hope Hernandez Pete Hernandez Cecil P. Hicks, Jr. Joe Frank Higdon James Howard Hill Walter Curtis Hill Stanley James Hines Elwyn LeRoy Hinson William C. Hinton, Jr. Gloria Ann Hoffert David C. Hogue Robert DeWitt Holsingcr Julian Allen Hopson Woodrow D. Hoover Myrna G. Hyde Robert W. Jackson Hugh C. Janvrin John Paul Jelsovsky Lceman I.cRoy Jenkins Salvatore C. Jiminez Arnold Goldberg Dean Goldsmith Virginia Mildred Gonoski Anthony F. Gonzalez Jack Gonzalez Joe R. Gonzalez Allen B. Gough Alonzo C. Gough Frank Sam Granda Dick Greco Jee Greco Jack M. Greene Theodore William Greene Thomas Grady Greene, Jr. Mae Virginia Greer Bernard Morgan Grey Fred James Groven Warren John Haasl Francis M. Harrelson Charles A. Harris Donald Ray Jochumscn Donald D. Jones Betsie B. Joyner Arthur G. Kagcc Mary K. Keen Shirley L. Keene John Charles Klug Diane C. Kushmorc Henry M. Laing, II Paul H. Lambert F.llcn L. Lange Albert C. Lavallec Luther F. Law Alvin A. Leathers Mack S. Lee Barbara Ann Lcist Richard E. Leon Harold E. Lewis Marcia Laura Lewis M. Sue Linda mood • i «. i Fred R. Little Manuel Lobato Richard LoFrcse Hermi Lope . Martin V. Lope . Robert Lester Lord Victor B. Lorenzo Ernest C. Lottman, Jr. Donald Luke Martha Ella Malcolm Mary Elizabeth Malcolm Raymond A. Mangrum Louis Marchctta Andrew Marcus, Jr. John G. Marson Manuel P. Martinez Manuel Martinez John L. Martinez Robert Wright Martoski William T. Marzolf James M assaro Sandra Massaro Dorothy Matassini David C. Meadows Robert F. Meeks Ignacio Melendez, Jr. Joe Mcncndcz Michael Mcncndcz James E. Metcalf Charles Joseph Meyer David James Militcllo Thelma G. Miller Walter V. Minahan William Henry Minahan Dallas William Minton Judith Ann Moore Tillman Dean Moore Charles Eugene Morgan, Jr. Mace E. Morris Mary Elizabeth Mosbachcr Matt John Mosbachcr James D. McCurdy Patricia Ann MeGown Richard H. McMastcr, Jr. George A. McNally Charles Dale Nabors Richard D. Nelson Joyce Louise Newell Rossie Newsome Paul W. Neuman Fernando Noriega Salvatore G. Noto Jack Clayton Oliver Graham Claude Owen Milton Roy Owen Dawn Dolores Palmer Ronald Newton Parker Jacqueline R. Pariato David O. Peace Delane H. Pearson Tony Pendino James Madison Perry Harold D. Peverell John Carroll Phillips Joseph L. Piasecki Ronnie M. Pinner Manuel Pirez, Jr. James V. Pitisci Joseph Plomaritis Louis Walter Pope Braxton Pounders Nancy Priest Justine A. Ptill.ua Jane Lydia Purin Rita Marie Reed Curtis E. Rcvell Josephine Rcy Barbara Ann Ricglcr Jack Allan Robinson Salvatore Sam Rodantc Annabel Jean Rodger Dolores Rodriquez Eugene Joseph Rodriquez Louis Rodriquez Cynthia C. Rogers John Howard Rogers Stephen A. Rojo Eugene R. Russ Ben Rutkin, Jr. Tania Teresa Salinas ■H|| Virginia B. Sampson William T. Sams Eloy Sanchez Jesus E. Sanchez Mario Sanchez, Jr. Frank Scaglione Salvatore R. Scarito David T. Schulstad Sam Sedita C. Ernest Segundo Vinccnzina F. Scttccasi Marjorie J. Simmons Estelle C. Smarsc Dclina Smith Thomas Stephen Spack Norma Jean Spoto George R. Sprinkle Robert W. Stafford Frank P. Stefanik Merrill R. Stcinhaucr Charles J. Stockford Sarah Jean Strange Sylvia Sue Suggs John E. Swindoll Vincent Louis Tata Maxic H. Tacom Joseph D. Taylor Nancy V. Taylor Louis T. Tcstasccca Lyla Sarah Louise Thissc Jayne E. Thompson Rodney Thompson William Harold Tidwell Lalah Ann Tims Autrey C. Tompkins Carolyn Jo Turner Marilyn Lee Turner Joseph L. Tyson Ernest Urso Betty Lee Vanover Edward M. Vaughan Ramon A. Vazquez Reynaldo Villanueva Marilyn Viscusi Robert Rhamc Wagner Wilson B. Webb Mary M. Watson Gerald A. Wegmann Dorothy Ann Whidden Patricia E. Whidden Barbara Ann Whitley Charlie E. Wichrs William R. Wiggs Doyle Edwin Williams Kenneth Ted Williams Philip R. Wilson Robert E. Wofford Harold Bell Wright Maria Hubert Yanner Aida Rita Yglcsias Gloria L. Yglcsias Marcus Andrew Yncs Norman Peter York, Jr. Mary H. Bennett Jeanne W. Bradley Araminta Bythewood Dcloris P. Carter Maxwell E. Cobbey Walter W. Collin : ■ Rosalind Council Gladys A. Elswick Valentino Ficcio Elizabeth Hardin GRADUATES Sue Harrison Englander Mary T. Ficcio Warren R. Hoffert Edward J. Meehan William H. Merz Dorothea Morrill James B. MeDavid Lois J. Phoenix Mary F. Reid Doris I. SPECIAL STUDENTS The swimming pool of the Tampa Bay Hotel Casino was fifty feet wide by seventy feet long and of graded depth. It had all the accessories of a first-class natatorium. 4 1 ■ « FOOTBALL SPARTAN COACHING STAFF Left to Right: Line Coach, Sam Bailey; Head Coach, Marcelino Huerta; Backficld Coach, John Vardian. CO-CAPTAINS THE 1952 FIGHTING SPARTANS Back row, left to right: Dan Sliman, Bob Ilillicr, Ed Duray, Joe Zalupski, Ken NuznofT, Ed Casella, Frank Williams, Tom Battaglia, Jim Quanne, Carl Cowden, George Mcttlcr, Bobby Caruthers, Bob Philon, Buddy Milian. ThinI row, left to right: Al Leathers, Ed Peek, Beyer Dupree, Bill Hovancc, Burrell Brown, Tony Jonaitis, Ernest Urso, Reggie Colvard, Joe Onderko, Julius Nagy, Larry Gnagey, Ted Greene, Henry Bernat. Second row, left to right: Tom Buchl, Joe Trevorrow, Richard Nelson, Ken Bclliveau, Tom iMahin, Frank Stefanik, Braxton Pounders, H. L. Hiers, Francis Fuchcck, Lee Vlisides, Walt Kluchnik, Danny Scaringi. First row, left to right: Pete McLeod, Nick Waytovich, Bob Boucher, Tom Spack, Bill Minahan, Vince Chicko, Gene King, Fred Pancoast, Guy Amuso, Charlie Harris, William Colditz, Pete Milian. TAMPA—7 TROY STATE—0 Left to Right: Fred Pancoast and Genu King Bill Minahan blocks for Charlie Harris as they take ground from Livingston. It was Tampa’s game 27 to 12. TAMPA—66 SOUTH GEORGIA—6 Left to Right: Jim Quanne, Pete Mii.ian, Nick Waytovich, Dan Scakingi, Tony Jonaitis, Joe Zalupski. Bob Boucher makes the yardage as we beat Catawba 21 to 6. l.ARRY GNAGEY Braxton Pounders Reggie Coi.vard TAMPA—19 APPALACHIAN—0 i r ! Left to Right: Tom Spack, Bill Minahan, Bob Boucher TAMPA—20 JACKSONVILLE TEACHERS—6 Walter Kluchnik Bill Hovance Charlie Harris Pete McLeod i -JL=S3 Al Leathers leaves Livingston in the wind. Help, gang, they got me!” Charlie Har- ris fumbles the ball, as Beyer Dupree, Julius Nagy, Tom Mahin, and Joe Zalupski clear the ground for what might have been. Oh, well, you can't win ’em all. Mississippi Southern walked about with us 52 to 25. Left to Right: Frank Stei anik and Joe Tkevokrow i i The victorious Spartans went to the Cigar Bowl and came out winners in a 20-to-I2 contest over Lenoir Rhyne. Here H. L. Hiers caught a pass and went down field with the able assist- ance of Pete Milian and Nick Waytovich. Florida State University should have stayed in bed or used brass nucks. All kidding aside, it was a good clean game even though the thirty - five people from Tampa that went to the game cheered louder than all of F.S.U. Here Chicko has just broken away from the last of eight men who laid hands on him during this play and is headed for a touchdown. Assisting him on the play arc: Reggie Colvard, Fred Pancoasc, Ken Bcllivcau and Tom Mahin. We won 39 to 6. Dan Scaringi being presented with the outstanding player award for the Cigar Bowl by Red” McEwcn for the Egypt Temple Shrine. , i — . i V — ' You can’t see anything—neither can we—the rain tied up every- thing and so did Tampa. Tampa 6. Stetson 6. One of those famous sideline tackles brings Coach Huerta to his feet as Ray Escobar shouts into the phone. Coach Bailey just sits there getting madder by the minute°’( 9J $. Chicko gains yardage with an able assist from Pete McLeod. TAMPA — 7 CHATTANOOGA — 30 OOPS. .rr H. L. Hiors leaves Groce of Appala- chian as he digs for pay dire. Tampa won this one 19 to 0. Al Leathers nearly gets away from a South Ga. tackle. Another chalked up for Tampa 66 to 6. Vince Chicko is nearly caught—but not quite. He scores, but the fighting Spartans go down before the McNcccc team, 42 to 20. - AA.IA ) Red Mansell rubs down Al Leather’s neck as Milt Green, Braxton Pounders, and Leathers watch the play on the field. Chuck Koch, assistant trainer, and Mansell carry Frank Stefanik off the playing field after being hit in the mouth. Sanford Byron Mansell, known to the team as Red,” helped the team to its winning season with his able managing and a good arm on the massage table. Mansell is also trainer for the basketball team. I ■! i I « I i I George Mont , the old mainstay himself. Blew hot and cold all year but still turned in one of his best seasons. It looked for a while like he would crack the two thousand mark. Johnny O’Neal, another senior, played equally good ball and soon became a fast favorite with the Tampa fans. if i BASKETBALL Marty Brooks. Marty played a good game of ball and could almost always be counted on in tight clinches. Chuck Jarc ynski. Chuck was another to blow hot and cold, but at times played in- spired ball. Chuck is a long-time favorite with the Tampa fans and for them he can never do wrong. Bill Thrift. Bill was another senior whom next year’s squad will sorely miss. He was not a great point maker but he was there when if counted most. Bobby Bryan. Another one of those Bryan boys who has come to Tampa U. While he didn’t play much this year, great things arc expected of him next season. Wendell Akins, freshman with great possi- bilities. A hard, fast player. All he needs is a little court experience. Coach Sam Bailey. Coach Bailey had a rough time this year. His ingenuity and play- making ability would have, but for lack of funds, taken us into the NAIB Regional. Coach Bailey suffered innumerable indigni- ties at the hands of the Armory officials and he should indeed search for a new court for next season. SCORES FOR THE Marty Brooks sinks one against Central Mis- souri. His great playing helped put that one in the win column. Big man Chuck Jarezynski goes after that ball and keeps Columbia from scoring. He is assisted by George Montz. MaeDILL................... ROLLINS................... MaeDILL................... FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE - CENTRAL MISSOURI.......... COLUMBIA.................. LOUISVILLE................ GEORGIA TECH.............. LOYOLA.................... STETSON................... FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY - - MIAMI UNIVERSITY.......... STETSON................... WESTERN KENTUCKY - - - - WESTERN KENTUCKY - - - - MURRAY STATE COLLEGE - - - TENNESSEE TECH............ FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE - FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY - - ROLLINS................... MIAMI UNIVERSITY.......... 1 95 3 SEASON TAMPA U. OPPONENTS 90 — 72 75 — 78 50 — 45 49 — 59 77 — 59 51 — 89 63 — 76 64 — 58 77 — 70 75 — 86 77 — 73 72 — 65 65 — 71 58 — 117 56 — 104 62 — 79 67 — 106 77 — 61 74 — 83 76 74 86 _ _ 84 George Montz, Tampa’s pride, sinks cne in the Stetson game, and as you could always count on one Tampa fan saying it, we'll say it too: That’s our boy George.” Johnny O’Neal was a hard-working boy, and here he proves hard work will get you some- where as he prepares to drop one in the basket against Central. 1 WILLIAM STALNAKER—CREW COACH Coach Stalnaker has taken over the crew coaching job for this year. He is an alumnus of this University and is popular with the crew. We are looking for a great record this year. Ernie Lottman Coxswain Jim Simcic Don Hogue Charles Schiro t r a Bou Yates Charles Meyer Herb Vater Dick Christ Ben Rutkin Coxswain E % JUNIOR VARSITY SfanJing, Left to Right: Johnny Alfano, John Cook, Al (ionzalcz, Ramon Tavares, Frank Moorhead, Joe Plomaritis, Sam Rodanic, Ronnie Pinner, and Pete Vazquez. Kneeling in front: Joe Bodo. coxswain. I FRESHMEN Standing. I.r l In Right: Jjitki Metcalf, Mario Fernandez. Frank Sca lionc, Gale Porter, Dale Nabor� , David Militcllo, Fred Groven, and John Donnelly. Kneeling in front, l.efl to Right: .Mike Mcncndcz, Phil Wilson, coxswain, and Mate Mosbachcr. 4 i i 1953 BASEBALL TEAM Bark roir, standing left to right: Gene Morris, Ralph Steinberg, Ken Nuznoff, H. L. Hiers, Charles Xiques, Albert Cazin, George Montz, and Player Coach Fred Pancoast. Front row, kneeling left to right: Hank DiStefano, Bill Parolini, Bobby Ashburn, Tony Scionti, Sonny Stephenson, Bob Martoski, and Bill Minahan. B A S E B A L L COACH FRED PANCOAST Fred has been on the sports scene at Tampa U. for a long time and has always been a dis- tinguished player. We believe that as player coach of the base- ball team he will continue giving quality performances. OUTFIELDERS INFIELDERS Standing, Left to Right: Bobby Ashburn, Hank DiStcfano, Charles Xiques, H. L. Hiers. Standing, Left to Right: Bob Martoski, Ken Nu notf, George Montz, Tony Scionti, and Bill Parolini. CATCHERS Kneeling, Ijcft to Right: Bill Minahan and Sonny Stephenson. PITCHERS Standing, Left to Right: Gene Morris, Ralph Steinberg, and Albert Cazin. i' : Left—Miller K. Adams Director of Physical Education Right—Ben Scherer Director of Intramurals INTRAMURALS PLAY A BIG ROLL IN THL UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA’S ATHLETIC PROGRAM WHERE EACH STUDENT CAN TAKE PART Bob Cogan representing B.X. fraternity receives an intramural award from Professor Adams. BOYS’ INTRAMURALS BETA CHI Front row, left to right: Cliff Buchanan, William Mosher, Bob Cogan, Richard Matthews and George Plomaritis. Back row: Jim Simcic, Roy Christ, Danny Shea, Harry Seely and Emil Schiavonc. RHO NU DELTA Front row, left to right: Stanley Shorcy, Louie Rodriguez, Anthony Diaz and Joe Lopez. Back row: Robert Moctczuma, Sam Uccello, Mike Mcnendez, Joe Greco and Joe Diaz. SIGMA KAPPA NU Front row, left to right: Hunter Armentrout, Bob Boucher, Christian Fclcntzcr, Jack McClen- don, Albert DeShong and Bob Ro'lins. Back row: Walter Burnside, George McNally, Beb Herrick, Clint Meadows, Bob Yates, Ken Foster and Bob Philon. INDEPENDENTS I'ront row, left to right: John Martinez, Eloy Sanchez and Robert Russ Back row: Duane Pearson, Ronald Pinner, Johnny Alfano and Mario Fernandez ACE CLUB I'ron row, left to right: Robert Sharp, Tom Collcntinc, Robert Ashburn, Joseph Taylor and Joseph Plomaritis Back row: Francis Fuchcck, Luther Law, Charles Schiro, Herb Oates, Richard Nelson and Ken Nuznoff TAU OMEGA Front row, left to right: Charles Harris, Frank Williams, Jim Mann and Bernard Suarez Back row: Fd Casella, John I.ahosky and Dan Sliman ALPHA GAMMA Firs Row: Gloria Gonzalez, Kitty LaBarbera, Pat Monroe. Second Row: Pauline Papia, Elena Valdes, Rose Agliano. WOMEN’S INTRAMURALS Miss Beatrice Brill, Advisor Frances Stevens, Student Director Hermi Lopez, Assistant Student Director ZETA DELTA PHI Firs Row: Becky Brockman, Charlotte Moctc- zuma, Carol King, Doris Duryca. Second Row: Dot McMillan, Mike Slavin, Joan Davis, Lillian DeNomc. ZETA TAU ALPHA Firs Row: June Hundley, Phyllis Stockton, Rita McCormick, Ann Shaffer. Second Row: Pat Williamson, Jackie Sierra, Liz Birge, Peggy Mosbacher. DELTA KAPPA Firs Row: Chloe Snow, Joan Irvin, Dot Clco- tclis, Eleanor Carden. Second Row: Jayne Anderson, Liz Schwartz, Joan Jamerson, Beth Griffith. INDEPENDENTS First Row: Jackie Fitzgibbons, Doris Cothern, Diane Kushmorc, Barbara Fleming. Second Row: Charlotte Brunkc, Betty Connell, Judy Moore, Shirley Keene. r nr r • r r r mew r i i i I Betty Burnett of the Zeta Tau Alpha and women’s intramurals Golf champion practices her swing. Hermi Lopez, Independent, shows the form that won her the 1952 intramurals Archery award. Josie Seoane, Alpha Gamma, showed form and perfection that won for her the Tennis award. Frances Stevens, Delta Kappa Badminton award winner, pulls down a hard one to win the championship. Sally Wolfe, Charlotte Moctczuma, Katherine Weekley, and Mitzi Hoffer warm up for the softball season. SENIOR—WHO’S WHO Elected to Who’s Who from the Senior Class, standing left to right, Bob Yates, Ben Scherer, Johnny O’Neal, Carl Cowden, Joan Jacobsen, Sue Shaffer. Seated in front of the group, Kay Johnson. JUNIOR-WHO’S WHO Standing, Left to Right: H. L. Hicrs, Vince Chicko, Jayne Anderson, Jocelyn Cooper, Mitzi Hoffer, and Dorothy Cowden. I I -I ll ili HALL OF This group of students were elected to the Hall of Fame —Frances Stevens, Athletics; Johnny O’Neal, Athletics, Organizations, and Activi- ties; Joan Irvin, Organiza- tions; and Robert Yates, Athletics and Activities. FAME Eleanor Carden, Music and Scholarship; Carl Cowden, Government, Organizations, and Activities; and Jocelyn Cooper, Journalism and Ac- tivities. Sponsored 'By Sigma Kappa ■ r- - -:: Sponsored 'By 'Leta Tan sAlpka Miss Florida of 19 53 Marjorie Simmons University of Tampa Freshman Km TAMPA UNIVERSITY BAND Spider” Webb is ready to start the band playing a touchdown tune for the victorious Spartans during the Cigar Bowl game. The University band provides music and entertainment at football games, assemblies, and civic affairs, and offers an opportunity for instru- mentalists to continue their musical activities. The band is under the supervision of Professor Lyman Wiltsc, director of music. MOROCCAN STAFF Chief Typist and Bottle Washer Sunshine” Greer —this book would not have been printed if some- one hadn’t done the dirty work .... Left to Right: Pete Hernandez, Faculty F.ditor, and Bob Eustace, Class Editor. Sorority Editor Becky Brockman and Art Editor Jocelyn Cooper discuss the book and things. Organizations Editors Don Olsen and Jayne Anderson and their problems. Women’s Intramunis Editor Frances Stevens Barksdale worked hard and finished her section of the book a few days before she added the Barksdale to her name. Business and Advertising Manager Jack Windt. Ixf to Right: Fraternity Editor Carl Cowden, and Senior Class Editor Johnny O’Neal. Picture Editor Dorothy McMillan found something funny in the pictures. THE Bou Hancock, Editor The Minaret is the official publication of the University of Tampa student body. It is pub- lished bi-weekly during the school year at no cost to the student body. The Minaret en- joys a unique position among the college papers of the state of Florida inasmuch as it is almost entirely free of faculty and ad- ministrative supervision. Dr. Howard G. Baker, dean of men and professor of English, acts as faculty advisor for the Minaret. f MINARET Contributing writers to the Minaret are: Gwen Finney, Grace Langston, Dawn Palmer, Jack Breit, Jack Windt, Joe Plomaritis, Joyce Newell, Sally Wolfe, Doris Duryea, Mary Graham and 'Ella Vator.’ Earl Monaghan, Business Manager LIZ SCHWARTZ HOMECOMING QUEEN, 1952 STUDENT HENRY WIND AND HIS WIFE, JEAN, ARE SEEN WITH THE BROOD AT THE ALUMNI 8AR-B-QUE. THE CHILDREN ARE. LEFT TO RIGHT, BARBARA, SHELDON AND DORA ANN. HENRY IS ENROLLED AT THE UNIVER- SITY AS A POST-GRADUATE STUDENT IN EDUCATION. • SALLY WOLFE MAID OF HOMECOMING 1952 SYLVIA GERARD MAID OF HOMECOMING 1952 ROSIE DURAND MAID OF HOMECOMING 1952 HOMECOMING A FAMILY PORTRAIT OF THE PAJAMA PARADE JUST BEFORE THEY LEFT ON A WHIRL WIND TOUR OF DOWNTOWN TAMPA CAMILLE CAPPOLINA MAID OF HOMECOMING 1952 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Mary Fink, Sally Wolfe, Ann Roberts, Katherine Week Icy, Mit .i Hoffer, Joan Jacobsen, Sue Shaffer, Phyllis Stockton Head Cheerleader: Mrrzi Hoffer Co-Heads: Joan Jacobsen, Sun Shaffer J UNIVERSITY BROADCASTING SERVICE UNIVERSITY BROADCASTING SERVICE STAFF Front Ron SealeJ, l.cjt to Right: Jack Breit, Production Director; Mack Lee, Chief Engineer; Chuck Stockford. Program Director; Bob Hancock. Station Manager. SeconJ Row SttinJiiig, Left to Right: Prof. Roy A. McCJillivray, Director of Radio. WTUN-FM and WFLA-UBS; I-d Hutton, Sportscatter; John Mattox, Music Director; Joyce .Newell. Business Manager; Barbara Dameron, Children’s Program Director; Jayne Anderson, Women’s Programs; Dan Shea, Sports; Jerry Scaglione, Organizations; Don Olsen, Chief Announcer. The University Broadcasting Service was organized in the fall of 1946. Through the generosity of station WFLA and the Paul Smith Construc- tion Company, the University now has its own studio, from which it broadcasts its own programs daily. I I WTUN-FM “ON AIR” AT UBS STUDIOS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA l.tfl In Right: Jack Brcit. F.d Hutson, Don Olsen, John Mattox. At Boom mike are Jayne Anderson. Danny Shea and Barbara Damcron. l.eft lo Right: (StunJiiig) Joyce Newell, Bob Hancock, Prof. Roy A. McGillivray. Jerry Sca$lionc, and Chuck Stockford. (Sea ctl nt control {.'duel) Mack Lee. UNIVERSITY BROADCASTING SERVICE IN CONTROL ROOM STUDENT Officers of 952-55 Student Senate: Joan Irvin, Dan Shea, Sue Shaffer, Dot Cleocclis, Henry DiStcfano, Jayne Anderson, Joan Jacobsen. GOVERNMENT rrr Here the chorus, under the direction of Professor Lyman Wiltsc, sings in the University Annual Candlelight Service, held each year just before the Christmas holidays. The University chorus provides study and performances of choral works of many periods including those of modern composers. The chorus and concert orchestra combine to present programs for civic organizations. Front Row, Seated Isft to Right: Kay Johnson, Frances Stevens, llob Yates, Joan Irvin, and Sara Kirkland. Second Row, Standing Left to Right: Jim Mann, Carol King, Rita Jackson, Rose Marie Agliano, and II. L. I lier� . Rack Row, Standing Left to Right: Stanley Shorty, Lillian DeNome, and Joe Lopez. OFFICERS President.......................................Robert Yates Secretary-Treasurer.................................Joan Irvin There are five fraternities and four sororities at the University of Tampa. The fraternities arc Beta Chi, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Rho Nu Delta, Sigma Kappa Nu, and Tau Omega. The sororities arc Alpha Gamma, Delta Kappa, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Zeta Tau Alpha. Each is represented on the Panhcllcnic Council, which promotes cooperation among the member organizations in regard to rushing, pledging, and other phases of sorority and fraternity life. anima I Fini Row, Left to Right: Rose Marie Agliano, Jennie Caltagirone, Kitty LaBarbera, Pauline Ramecta, and Patricia Monroe. Second Row, Left to Right: Gloria Gonzalez Polo, Betty Faye Palmer, Pauline Papia, and Rita Sosa. Third Row, Left to Right: Anita Riek, Rita Jackson, Georgette Fairbanks, and Cynthia Jo Ramos. Founded: 1936 Chartered: 1937 Colors: Green and 'White Flower : Chrysanthemum Miss Lucy M. Lanphear, Advisor OFFICERS—(1st Sem. 1952-53): President, Gloria Gonzalez Polo; Vice President, Pat Monroe; Recording Secretary, Georgette Fairbanks; Cor- responding Secretary, Betty Faye Palmer; Treas- urer, Rita Sosa; Panhcllcnic Representative, Katherine LaBarbera. Officers—(2nd Sem. 1952-53): President, Rose Marie Agliano; Vice President, Pauline Papia; Corresponding Secretary, Rita Jackson; Treas- urer, Cynthia Ramos; Panhellcnic Representative, Rita Jackson; Recording Secretary, Pauline Ramctta; Sergeant at Arms, Jennie Caltagirone. heCta Scafcl Left to Right from Top of Picture: Joan Irvin, Camille Cappolino, Chloe Snow, Joan Calvin, Pat N'cff, Martha Nash, Marilyn DuBose, Barbara Damcron, Eleanor Ebsary, Joan Hickey, France� Steven Barksdale, Joan Jacobsen, Helen Jane Tomlinson, Sally Wolfe, Connie Byars. Beth Ann Griffith, DeEtta Harris, Eleanor Carden, Barbara Billctt, Jayne Anderson, Joan Jamerson, Joyce Wamble, Liz Schwartz, and Dot Cleotclis Cowden. President ----- Vice President - - - - Secretary ----- Treasurer - - - - - Panhellenic Representative OFFICERS ■ ....................Joan Irvin ....................Jayne Anderson ....................Patricia Neff ■ .................Joan Jacobsen - - - Frances Stevens Barksdale Founded: 1933 Chartered: 1933 Colors: Red and White Flower: Red and White Carnations Miss Marcella Hanley, Advisor Firtt Row, Left to Right: Dorii Duryca, Michalee Slavin, Lillian DcNonie, Barbara Faye Sapp. Joan Davit. Second Row, Left to Right: Betty Drew, Mary Sheridan, Carol King, Jean McRae, Esther Rancicr. Third Row, Left to Right: Rosemary Bugna, Mr . Mae Avery, Katie Sible. Marian Terry. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Meridith Wilmath, Shirley Brown, Isabel Lord. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Mrs. W. W. Talbot, Mrs. R. C. Roberts, Reeky Brockman. Ruck Row, Left to Right: Hazel Vega, Mrs. O. M. Davis, Mrs. Johnnie Pate. OFFICERS President - - ............. Vice President.................. Recording Secretary............... Corresponding Secretary - - - Treasurer - -- -- -- - Pan hell enic Representative - - - - - Carol King - Barbara Sapp Michalee Slavin Esther Rancier - - Betsy Drew Lillian DeNomf. tar Founded: 1898, Longwood College, Farm- ville, Virginia. Beta Sigma Chapter founded, 1953, University of Tampa. Colors: Purple and White Flower: Violet Mrs. Johnnif. Pate, Advisor r First Row, Left to Right: Carol King, Michalee Slavin. Second Rote, Ixft to Right: Lillian De- Nome, Barbara Sapp, Joan Davis. HONORARY MEMBERS TRI SIGMA Left to Right: Mrs. Mac Avery; Mrs. Johnnie Pate, chapter ad- visor; Mrs. R. C. Roberts; Mrs. O. M. Davis. INSTALLING OFFICERS OF TRI SIGMA Left to Right: Mrs. Pervie Swann, Orlando; Mrs. V. M. Newton, Jr.; Mrs. Fred B. Jones, Jr.; Mrs. J. Hyde Crawford, Orlando; Mrs. Richard S. Dowdell. 2s.ta 2au Back Row, Standing, l.efl In Right: Pat Williamson, F.lizabeth Birgc, Lee Clark, Jane Thompson, Janet Addison. Margaret Mosbacher, Betty Burnett, Rita McCormick, and Miss Charlotte Anne Thompson. Second Row, Stated, Left to Right: Mitzi Hoffer, Katherine Wceklcy, Ann Shaffer, Sarah Kirkland, Beatrice Peter, Kay Johnson, Sue Shaffer. Front Row, Seated, Left to Right: Rosalie Durand, Delina Smith, Phyllis Stockton and Bettyc June Robinson. President ------ Vice President - - - - Secretary ................ Treasurer................. Pa nhelI enic Rep re sen t a five OFFICERS - - Kay Johnson Katherine Weekley - - Beatrice Peter - - Ann Shaffer - - Sara Kirkland Founded: 1898, Longwood College, Farm- villc, Virginia. Gamma Sigma Chapter founded, 1952, University of Tampa. Colors: Turquoise Blue and Silver Gray Flower: White Violet Miss Charlotte Anne Thompson, Advisor a Back Row, Seated, Left to Right: Beatrice Peter, Kay Johnson, and Katherine Week ley; Seated in Front, Ann Shaffer. The ZTA's prize-winning float in the Home- coming Parade the reason for it is sitting top to bottom and they are: Sue Shaffer, Ann Shaffer, Peggy Mosbachcr, Katherine Wccklcy, Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves at one of the many dances the ZTA’s give every • year. Fin Row, Left to Right: Earl A. Monaghan, Edward Ballat, Harry Seely, Emil Schiavonc, and William Mother. Second Row, Left to Right: George Plomaritit, Johnny Cook, Robert A. Hathaway, George Montz. Third Row, Left to Right: Richard Freeman, Daniel Shea, Robert F. Boyd, and Charlct W. Koch. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Dr. Alan P. Stuckey, Jerry Maier, Tony Jonaitit, and Bill Thrift. President................. Vice President - - - - Secretary ----- Treasurer................. Panhellenic Representative OFFICERS - Harry Seely Robert Cog an Earl Monaghan - Jess Richey Emil Schiavone Founded: 1933 Chartered: 1933 Colors: Black and White Flower: White Rose Dr. Alan P. Stuckey, Advisor First Row, Left to Right: Franci� R. Henrickson, Bob Brum, Tod Richardi, Jack Breir, Paul Samuel� , Ed I !ut� on, Tom Mariani, Prof. Roy A. McGillivray, Bob Byrne� . SrrvnJ Row, Left to Right: Edward Gomez, Frank Rey, Harry Martin, Jerry Scaglior.e, Dale Kleinfelder, George Klimis, Jack Weidenkopf, Jack Lamb, Larry Pitcher. Third Row, Left to Right: Don Olsen, Joe Cooper, Jack W. Winds. OFFICERS President..................... Vice President................ Corresponding Secretary .... Recording Secretary............. Treasurer --------- Panhellenic Representative - - - - Sergeant at Anns.............. Chaplain --------- Ted Richardi - Jack Breit - Jack Lamb Paul Samuels Edward Hutson Edward Hutson Tom Mariani Paul Samuels Founded: 1867, Virginia tutc, Lexington, Virginia. Chapter founded, 1946, Tampa. Military Insti- Florida Alpha University of Prof. Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Iris Roy A. McGillivray, Advisor Left to Right: Ted Richardi, Presi- dent; Jack Breit, Vice President; Paul Samuels, Secretary; Ed Hutson, Treasurer; and Prof. Roy A. Mc- Gillivray, Advisor. One of the reasons the KSK float was so attractive this past Home- coming is easy to see: namely, Barbara Whitley, Nettie Grace Langston, Charnell Dick, Gwen Finney, and Joan Gale. Introducing the Pledge Class for the fall of 1952. Standing Left to Right, they are Don Olsen, Jerry Scaglione, Jack Windt, Harry Mar- tin, and Larry Pitcher. cfiy(lO Afu hint Row. SeatciI, Left to Right: Alfonso Dolcintascolo, I.ouis Rodriquez, Joseph I.opcz, Joceph Diaz, Mike Mcncndcz, and Sam Uccello. Second Row, Standing, l.eft to Right: John Gonzalez, William Valdcspino, Joseph Greco, Stanley Shorcy, Ernes! Urso, Manuel I.obato, and Professor Eustasio Fernandez. OFFICERS President --------- Vice President........................ Secretary........................____ Treasurer - - ..................... Panhellenic Representative - - - - Sergeant at Arms...................... - Joseph Lopez - - Joe Diaz Louis Rodriquez Stanley Shorey Stanley Shorey - Sam Uccello Founded: 1935 Chartered: 1935 Colors: White and Rose Flower: Red Carnation Prof. Eustasio Fernandez, Advisor Editor’s Comment: The Rho Nu float in the Homecoming Parade was just plain bustin’ over with purty girls. As yo kin plainly see. Rho Nu and Independents rag football game. LCjYYia first Row, I., ft to Right: Kenny Foster, Walter Burnside, Jack McClendon, Bob Boucher, Albert DeShong, Jim Matthews, Ed Van Horn, Ernie Lottman, Mike Capitano, Bud Lci);h, and Bob Bryan. SrcoitJ Row, Left to Right: Robert Yatet. Johnny O'Neal. Irvins McCoy, Jack Munz, Walter Kluchnik, Clint Meadows, Richard Mulholland, Sclburnc Yates, Frank RouUtone, Fred Pancoast, Hunter Armentrout, and Bob Rawlins. OFFICERS President........................................................Robert Yates Vice President.....................................................Jack Munz Secretary...............................................Selburne Yates Treasurer............................................Jack McClendon Patihellenic Representative........................................Jack Munz Founded: 1933 Chartered: 193 3 Colors: Silver and Black. Flower: White Gardenia Prof. Harold A. Heisf.r, Advisor Dyafifia JVu Back Row, Standing, Left to Right: Jack Munz and Jack McClendon. Front Row, Seated, Left to Right: Sclburnc Yates and Bob Yates. The lucky girls at Tampa U. on Daughter’s Day were, Back Row, Left to Right: Pat Monroe, Jackie Sierra, Connie Byars, Martha Nash, Hermi Lopez, and Beth Ann Griffith. Front Row, Left to Right: Scotty Bailey, Keith Van Bever, Margaret Hood, Camille Cappolino, Chloe Snow, and Sally Wolfe. Editor’s Comment: We can’t make up our wind whether driver Jack Munz is trying to figure out where to put all these guys or the photographer just posed them that way. First Row. I.rfl to Right: Bill Ho vance, Julius Nagy, Tom Mahin, Jim Mann, and Joe Bclluccio. Rack Row, Standing, Left to Right: Joe Bodo. Nestor Lopez, Vince Chicko, John Lahosky, Joe Valenti, Carl Cowdcn, and Joe Zalupski. Preside tit ----- Vice Presidenf - - - Secretary .............. Treasurer............... Panhellenic Representative Sergeant at Arms - - - Chaplain................ OFFICERS - - Jim Mann Edward Casella - Nestor Lopf.z - Bill Bennett - David Boyd - Tom Mahin - Joe Belluccio Founded: 1936 Chartered: 1936 Colors: Rose and Blue Flower: Rose Mr. Marcelino Huerta, Advisor Left to Right: Bill Bennett, Tom Wolfe, David Boyd, Ray Tavares, and Tony Kovach. SCHOOL DANCES AND IRVING’S HOT LICKS ON THE DRUM. THOSE-SHORT1' ASSEMBLIES remem IjOU N0°°°; rl0Ns sisH-to- THE SNACK BAR AND THOSE HOT 000$. A zA [u Oau First Row, Seated l.rft to Right: Helen Dorman, Audrey Douglas, Dawn Palmer, Eleanor Carden, and Harriet Mallard. Second Row, Sealed Left to Right: Ann Aulick, Hetty Palmer, barbara billett. Kay Johnson, and Helen Tomlinson. Third Row, Standing Left to Right: Georgia Danahy, Ursula Haesi, Martha Malcolm. Betty Krohn, Bertha Lewis, and Mary Malcolm. OFFICERS President.........................................................Barbara Billett Vice President........................................................Kay Johnson Secretary.............................- - - - Betty Faye Palmer Treasurer....................................Bettye June Robinson Alpha Mu Tau sorority, for music majors and minors, is affiliated with Sigma Alpha Iota, national honorary music fraternity. Membership is based on musical ability, scholarship, and participation in campus music groups. Founded: 1942 Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Rose Mrs. Lyman Wiltse, Advisor +'1 cSfCflCia Pk Sf2s.iC.0n Seated on floor, LeJ to Right: Jack Brcit, Gwen Finney, Mike Capitano, Jocelyn Cooper, Pat Monroe. Grace Pitcher, Alice Farmer. Seated on C aairs: Bob Hancock, Dr. H. G. Baker, Mr . H. G. Baker. Becky Brockman. Georgette Fairbanks. Bob Eustace, John Brockman, Jack Gonzalez, Fred Spencer, Pat Dalshcimcr, Kathleen Richardi. Standing at Right: Ted Richardi. Not in Picture: Larry Pitcher. President - - Vice President Secretary - - T reasurer - - Parliamentarian OFFICERS ....................Jocelyn Cooper ..................Mike Capitano - - - - - - - - Rita Jackson ................Georgette Fairbanks .....................Bruce Atkins Alpha Phi Epsilon is the journalism fraternity of the University of Tampa. Ic was organized in the interest of the advancement of journalism and for the mutual welfare of the student publications of the University. Founded: 1950 Dr. II. G. Baker, Advisor !Baji£i±t zStudznt LL nLon Standing Left to Right: Bcivy Drew and Elaine Beadey. Sealed Left to Right: Bonnie Week , Gu Row, and DcEtta Harri . OFFICERS President - - - -................... Membership Vice President - - - - Social Vice Presidents -................ Devotional Vice President - - - - Secretary............................. Associate Secretary ------ T reasurer........................... - - - Gus Ross - Buddy Jenkins - DeEtta Harris Bettye Robinson Robert Stafford - - Betsy Drew - Bonnie Weeks Robert Stafford The Baptist Student Union links the campus and the local Baptist churches, and seeks to create a church consciousness among the students and encourage them to be active in all church organizations. Founded: 1939 dfis.mii.tzij Socistij Fin Row, Staled Left to Right: Profc«or Laurence P. Geer, Joe Pulco, Charlotte Moctezuma, (Jordon Hawkins, and Robert Moctezuma. Second Row, Standing Left to Right: Sunshine Greer, Ernest Secundo, Ronnie Pinner, Frank Moorhead, Robert Boyd, and Donald Olsen. Third Row, Standing I eft to Right: Betsy Joyner, Anita Rick, Frank Granda, Georjjc Plomaritis, Lou Rodriquez, Wilhclmina Fisher, and Bertha Snsoot. OFFICERS President.........................................................Robert Moctezuma Vice President.........................................Gordon Hawkins Secretary.........................................Charlotte Moctezuma Treasurer.................................................Joseph Puleo This chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society was organized to give experience in preparing material for chemical audiences and instill professional pride in chemistry and chemical engineering. Founded: 1950 Dr. Frederick C. Schubart, Advisor ‘ JutaxE UzacfiEZi oj- c fmzxica Standing Left to Right: Roialic Durand, Audrey Douglat, V. D. Stafford, Josephine ShaclTcr, Ann Aulick, Alice Ortabcllo. Stated Left to Right: Mr� . Eleanor Rea, Lyla Thiwc, Jocelyn Cooper, Mike Capitar.o. OFFICERS President - - -................... Vice President........................- Recording Secretary ------ Corresponding Secretary ----- Treasurer............................ Parliamentarian ------- - Jocelyn Cooper - - Lyla Thisse - - Eleanor Rea - Alice Ortabello - - Mike Capitano Josephine Shaeffer The aim of the Future Teachers of America, an affiliate of the National Education Association, is to enable future teachers to become better acquainted with their profession and have opportunities for leadership. Founded: 1942 Dr. Zoe Cowen, Dr. Robert L. Mohr, Advisors Womzn d zz ?£iuUnt (2Lu(j Fint Ron-, Seated Left to Right: Dawn Palmer, Joan Irvin, Joyce Wamble, Mitzi Hoflfer, and Jackie Fit .gibbons. Second Row, Scaled Ixft to Right: Lois Hedges, Doris Cothern, Bca Peter, Joan Jacobsen, Connie Byars. Lou Randall, Sara Kirkland. Martha Nash, Jayne Anderson, and Kitty Keen. Third Row, Standing Ixft to Right: Jean Blackman, Marty Caraher, Ellen Lange, Jackie Pariato, Bonnie Weeks, Dorothy Horne, DeEtta Harris. Audrey Douglas, and Bertha Lewis. OFFICERS President................................. Vice President.......................... Secretary Treasurer................... Beatrice Peter Joan Jacobsen Sara Kirkland Composed of residents of the Women’s Dormitory, this organization has as its purpose the bringing of its members into a closer relationship and the furthering of the social life of the Dormitory. Founded: 194) Miss Marcella Hanley, Advisor OFFICERS President -.......................... Vice President....................... Secretary Treasurer ------ Reporter............................. Pat Williamson - Ann Shaffer - Nancy Priest Jayne Anderson The Home Economics Club of the University is affiliated with the Florida Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association. Its purpose is to promote professional interest in home economics. Colors: Yellow and White Flower: Gardenia Miss Stella M. Cox, Advisor Uyafifia 1Pt OFFICERS President.................................................Carol King Vice President................................Dr. Frederick Schubart Secretary....................................Georgette Fairbanks Treasurer...........................................Dorothy Cow den Advisor..................................Prof. Norman Borchardt The purpose of Alpha Alpha Theta chapter of Kappa Pi, honorary national art fraternity, is to hold art exhibits and conventions and promote a greater art consciousness at the University of Tampa. Founded: 1948 Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Purple Iris Jl u 4k. 1 Standing Left to Right: Bob Eustace, Pat Monroe, Anita Rick, and Georgette Fairbanks. Jlz 1 faxcti. OFFICERS President.....................Robert Eustacf. Vice President...........................Jack Lamb Secretary.................Patricia Hayward Treasurer.........................Anita Riek Les Farces is a dramatic fraternity open by invitation to students of the drama and those interested in acting as an extracurricular pur- suit. It specializes in producing comedies and old-fashioned melodrama. Founded: 1950 Prof. Paul H. Morrill, Advisor Colors: Green and White Flower: Daisy ! GOOD NIGHT LADIES” Farce in three acts. First Row, Seated l.tff to Right: Joe Plomaritif and Ann Aulick. Stroud Row, Standing Left to Right: Georgette Fairbanks, Barbara Hewitt, Joyce Newell, Warren Haas), Sylvia Sugg� . Owen Finney, and Ray Baker. Third Row, Standing Left to Right: Bob Eustace. Jack l.amb. Bill McIntosh, and Emily Weeks. Water plus fainted equals revived. First Row, StanJing Left to Right: Hector Espina, Karbari Sapp, Violet Corccs, anti John Gonzalez. SeeonJ Rote, SltiiiJing Left to Right: Jos Bclluccio. Pauline Papia. Jennie Cahagironc, Pauline Rametta, Rose Marie Agliano, Manuel I.inaro, and William Valdespino. 7hirj Row, SlsnJiug Left to Right: Ernest Urso, Doris Duryea, Rita Jackson, Helen Valdes, Joseph Greco, Manuel l.obato, and Professor Eustasio Fernandez. OFFICERS President........................... Vice President - ................. Recording Secretary ------ Corresponding Secretary ----- Treasurer - - - -.................. Sergeant at Anns....................... - Hector Espina - Claude Gamble - - Violet Corces - - Barbara Sapp Tony Proven a no - Joe Rodriquez Ic is the purpose of Los Pi caros dc Lopez tic Ubeda, a chapter of the national honorary Spanish fraternity Los Picaros, to promote the Spanish language, especially among those students who do not know Spanish. Chartered: 1949 Prof. Louis A. Nava, Advisor cSlist zodii-t cStu.cls.ni Gxcjanizcition Pint Row, Seated Left to Right: Ray bourn Baker, Lu Ann Career, Barbara Fleming, and Jim Metcalf. Second Row, Sealed Left to Right: Dean Goldsmith, Betty Bowman. Mrs. R. E. Wooten, and Rev. M. M. Meredith. Third Row, Standing heft to Right: Virginia Sumner, Betsie Joyner, Graham Owen, and Marcia Lewis. OPFICKRS President........................... Vice President........................ Secretary........................... Program Chairman ------ Pood Chairman ------- - Betty Bowman Dean Goldsmith Barbara Fleming James Metcalf Virginia Sumner The purpose of this organization is to provide spiritual, social, and recreational facilities for Methodist students and serve as a connecting link between the University student body and the local churches. Founded: 1939 Mrs. R. E. Wooten, Dr. Wm. Goldsmith, Advisors Rev. M. M. Meredith, Pastor Advisor zNt £ tv nan Finf Row, Seated Left lo Right: Claire Blinkhorn, Mar)- Clapper, Camille Cappolino, Rev. Robert Boggt, S.T., Rev. William O'Meara, C.S.S.R., Rita Jackson, Betty Lou Castro, and Tillic Hancock. Second Row, Standing Left to Right: Mary Alice Escalante, Bernadette Haksins, Mercy Diaz. Mary Fletcher, Lorraine Jacobs. Marilyn Viscusi, Anita Rick, Mary Jo Capitano, Diane Kushmore, and Irene Diaz. Third Row, Standing Isft lo Right: Paul Davit, Jcrrold Scaglionc. Sam Rndantc. Bob Eustace. Charles Meyer, Frank Grands, Michael Capitano, John Klug, Gene Rodrigue , Jack Carew, and Dr. .James Covington. The Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship that fosters those activities which serve the spiritual, intellectual, and social in- terests of Catholic students of the University of Tampa. Founded: 1945 Dr. James W. Covington, Advisor Rev. William O’Meara, Rev. Robert Boggs, Chaplains OFFICERS President.................................................Paul V. Davis Vice President.........................................Robert Eustace Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- - Camille Cappolino Treasurer..........................-....................Rita Jackson Parliamentarian - Betty Lou Castro Jbfiaxtan Fin Roir, Staled Ijeft to Right: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clcwcll, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Breit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pratt and children. Second Row, Standing l.eft to Right: Mr. and Mrs. Don Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Atkins and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wind, Professor and Mrs. Paul Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. John Weidenkopf, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Richardi. Left to Right: President, Mrs. Larry Pitcher; Vice President, Mrs. Ray Pratt; Secretary, Mrs. Rill Newell; Treasurer, Mrs. Bob Bruns; Advisor, Mrs. Paul Morrill ' I J OFFICERS ......................Mitzi I Ioffer ...................Betty Burnett ....................Eleanor Ebsary ................Josephine Seoane - - - Frances Stevens Barksdale President - - - Vice President - - Secretary - Treasurer - - - Intramural Director The purpose of this association is to promote interest in athletics, sports, and recreation, and to provide opportunities for participation and leadership. Membership is open to all women students on the campus. Founded: 1948 Miss Beatrice D. Brill, Advisor On Your Team.... The Tampa Tribune is on your team .... not pinch hitting, but slugging for education and youth. In this the Tribune is not unique. All worthy newspapers feel obligated to public service. Each strives to serve as an instrument of leadership for constructive improvement. All they ask in return is recognition for honesty and integrity of effort. S' THE TAMPA BAY HOTEL If there was any one of the many luxurious resort hostelrics which stood pre-eminent among all others, and which was incomparable from whatever view it may be considered, it was the Tampa Bay Hotel at Tampa, Florida. It was architecturally a gem into which had been blended many suggestive reflections of the Alhambra of Sunny Spain. Its surroundings of tropical park and sparkling water gave to it a supremely beautiful setting, enhanced by the brilliant reflection of its glittering Moorish minarets and crescents. Within, it was the palace of a prince, a museum of costly and pleasing paintings, statuary, cabinets and bric-a-brac from many lands. It typified all that the refined, cultured and luxurious tastes of our modern civilization term elegance. Considered from its practical side—as a hotel—it combined in an almost lavish degree every known convenience, luxury and necessity of human life. To be once a guest within its portals was to remain always under the subtle fascination of its alluring charms. rfi w K ii ; V STEINWAY, CHICKERING, MUSETTE by WINTER, WURLITZER PIANOS and the famous HAMMOND ORGAN 106 E. TYLER ST., 1A6 pA 107 MAIN ST., SARASOTA “Everything in Music Since 1920” TAMPA • FORT MYERS • LAKELAND s s i | I I i Goff Jewelry Co. i 812 FRANKLIN ST. PHONE 2-2590 TAMPA, FLORIDA THE STABLE ROOM For Delightful Dining And Dancing C. E. BATES, Manager FRANKLIN AT WASHINGTON HOTEL THOMAS JEFFERSON I I I I I I I I COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL BY SIMON’S STUDIO 4602 Florida Avenue TELEPHONE 35-8721 TAMPA, FLORIDA PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS • COMMERCIALS Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’53 SUPPLIES and EQUI PMENT THAT MAKE FOR GREATER ACCOMPLISHMENT DIETZGEN-Everything for the Draftsman and Engineer DITTO-Reproduction Equipment OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 214 Franklin Street Corner Jackson Street PHONE 2-9651 (T ! e� 77) iWT) «W� (5W3 (TW T) 5W7) (TWO «W5 Congratulations! We (ire sure that as a University of Tampa Student you have visited our store. If 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. OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Inc. FLORIDA AVENUE AT POLK STREET Telephone 2-8377 GalumlUa The Gem of Spanish Restaurants L_ 7th Ave. and 22nd St. TAMPA, FLORIDA Compliments of MADISON Drug Company “Tampa's Largest and Finest Drugstore’ FRANKLIN AND TWIGGS STREETS TAMPA, FLORIDA Also a Madison Drug Store in Sarasota, Florida cz fdami - zAl aynon v DIAMONDS WATCHES V SILVERWARE GLASS CHINA LUGGAGE 510 Franklin St. Tampa 2, Florida PHONES: 2-2456 - 2-2079 Seminole Furniture C o m p a n y INCORPORATED P. 0. Box 1871 Tampa 1, Florida Two Great Stores Main Store: LAFAYETTE ST. at HYDE PARK AYE. Phone 8-4888 Branch Store: 1102-06 FLORIDA AVENUE Phone 2-2231 1 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations from | 1 I McRAE DONUTS 609 GRAND CENTRAL AVE. JENSEN’S INC. | OUTFITTERS TO MEN 8 j Phone 8-8319 Tampa, Florida i i Cor. Franklin and Lafayette | PHONE 2-2267 Tampa, Florida j | Phone 2-2502 Wholesale Retail FOSTER-MOYE, INC. j Athletic Equipment Compliments of | i Tampa Photo Supply Co. i i 1 Rawlings Mfg. Co. 1 nivrumiiTORS ' A' Gm SPalttin8 DISTRIBUTORS j SpotRilt Shoes ] Pennsylvania Rubber Co. ! i 510 TAMPA ST. } 117 E. Lafayette Street Tampa, Florida PHONE 2-3044 • • 1 | Compliments of i i CONGRATULATIONS! j i • Rinaldi Printing Company ! —Established 1905 — • Tampa Armature Works j i 408 North Howard Ave. TAMPA 6, FLORIDA ! 401 S. Morgan St. Tampa, Florida | 1 For a Liberal Education In FEEDS, SEEDS, INSECTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS COME TO SEE US Jackson Grain Company Cass and Ashley Phone 2-3751 tylxviida State JUeat'ieA Opera ling TAMPA PALACE FLORIDA SEMINOLE GARDEN SPRINGS HILLSEORO DRIVE-IN MARTIN'S £la Nk PHARMACY 446 W. LAFAYETTE STREET PHONE 8-1269 TAMPA, FLORIDA Compliments of TAMPA DRUG COMPANY Wholesale Druggists Manufacturing Chemists Since 1906 HOME OF LYCO-BO-ROL __________________________ YOUR HOST ON FLORIDA'S WEST COAST HOTEL TAMPA TERRACE Radiant QlaMLw+t Company 1906 MacDILL AVENUE TAMPA, FLORIDA REX SLAGLE, Mgr. PH. 87-9302 ZPi Line. saxioni PLASTERING - ACOUSTICAL CONTRACTORS 421 Ellamae Street Phone 2-1607 Tampa, Florida Compliments J. Frank McGrew BUILDING CONTRACTOR 4007 Inman Ave. Phone 87-5624 BEST WISHES FROM Hillsboro Hotel IN THE HEART OF TAMPA S. W. LlLLIOTT, Manager 159417