University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1956 volume:

L Jnivers ty of Tampa Alma AAater. - August Tr g(etj L J L_P P) s— a ■- a — 1“ J S M —• a - S+ead- -fast and true sing we fhq praise d’ _ ■free j. at � e v - er t rue J r L US2T .TPS'.AI c' T I STAFF EDITORIAL ASSISTANT jan johnson SPORTS phil rotolo CLASSES mary lou roos patricia dark judy goldsmith CAPTIONS bernadine becker patricia bullard ORGANIZATIONS anna cagno mickey rumore florentine benitez I-- DEDICATION To l)r. J. Ryan Beiser, who has devoted his time and energy guiding as well as teaching the students at the University of Tampa. We. the Senior Class of the Uni- versity of Tampa, dedicate the 1956 Moroccan to l)r. Beiser—an outstanding scholar and leader. 4 IN MEMORIAM The untimely death of Dr. William M. Goldsmith left sorrow in the hearts of all who knew him. His unceasing helpfulness to the University of Tampa students was greatly appreciated and will never he forgotten. We. the Senior Class of the University of Tampa express our sineerest gratitude to the beloved memory of a great scholar and teacher—Dr. William M. Goldsmith. 5 r CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION. .P 7 STUDENT ACTIVITIES_____ P 23 ORGANIZATIONS_________P 37 GREEK S______________P 49 SPORTS P 71 SCHOOL SPIRIT. P 107 CLASSES P 113 F I N E A R T S P 167 FEATURES P 175 ADVERTISERS___ P 193 f 8 ELLWOOD C. NANCE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA r The name of President Ellwood C. Nance is synonymous with the University of Tampa. No one man has contributed so much to the rapid development of our university. Among the steps forward the university has taken during the past year have been the completion of many new classrooms as well as improvements on the older ones. We can’t overlook of course, the in- stallation of an adequate heating system. I)r. Nance has been a part of the University of Tampa for many years. Without his progressive spirit the university never could have achieved its present status of which we may he very proud. 9 —: BOARD OF TRUSTEES DAVID E. SMILEY, Chairman It is through the aid and guidance of the University of Tampa's Board of Trustees that our officials are able to secure the most bene- ficial results for the University. This able-bodied group of men fulfills the function toward the administration that the faculty does for the stu- dents. The University has prospered and ex- panded for many years by the policies the Board of Trustees has formed. We owe our gratitude to the Board for the long awaited recognition that is now Tampa’s. The constant expansion of our school is the result of the Board’s decisions. Its steady growth serves as a tribute to the present hoard and to their very capable predecessors. MEMBERS V. H. NORTHCUTT V. V. SHARPE PAUL SMITH R. J. 8INNICKER ALBERT H. CASE H. C. CULBREATH DAVID A. FALK CARL D. BROREIN J. CROCKETT FARNELL JAMES L. FERMAN D. B. McKAY CHESTER H. FERGUSON FRANK M. TRAYNOR C. C. VEGA, JR. MORRIS E. WHITE AL YORKUNAS CHARLES F. BLAKE HOWARD P. MACFARLANE J. W. DUPREE LOUIS WELLHOUSE, JR. J. A. GRIFFIN GEORGE B. HOWELL 10 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Sparked by an able president, the alumni association furthers the ideals of graduates who arc bound together by the regard they hold for the school, and their pride and desire to identify themselves with its past and future. It remains, during the years to come, a friend to the graduate. DR. NANCE CONGRATULATES Tony Ippo- lito, the new president of the Alumni Asso- ciation. DR. NANCE GREETS Mrs. Virginio Overstreet, the post president of the Alumni Association. 11 M. C. RHODES, BS, MA, PhD, DSc DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION These are the men and women who guide and assist the students who are passing through these halls of higher learning. They are protectors, fathers, mothers, and friends who wish to sec every man and woman passing through strive to reach their goal. 12 BOYD B. BURNSIDE PhB, MA Dean of Men MRS. LUCILE KING AB Dean of Women r HAROLD A. HEISER Dean of Adult Education CART. R. E. BASSLER and Secretary, MISS NORA THUS, Public Relations WILLIAM S. WELDON Registrar MRS. JOHNNIE PATE Assistant Treasurer 14 LIBRARY STAFF Chorlottc Anne Thompson, Glorio Runton, Esfello Crone. BUILDING MAINTENANCE R. R. Whit is, Powell G. Yoegcr. 15 SECRETARIAL STAFF Sitting: Betly Leu Godown (Dcon of Adminis- tration's office); Evelyn Bennett (Dean of Men's office); Violet Rodriquez (President's office); office); Violet Rodriguez (President's office); Cooper (Dean of Women's office); Florence 8lock (President's office). BUSINESS OFFICE Cookie Dioz Rose Cuervo Rose Scone REGISTRAR'S OFFICE Sitting: Carol Vogel, Wilda Pccino (assistant reg- istrar); Janet Addison. Standing: Dcssic Cruz, Mor- garct Richter. SWITCHBOARD Mac Avery Head Operator ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT STAFF Kenneth Schubert, Lester Sny- dom, R. R. Randcll, Wm. Mc- Alister, W. L. Moor, Avron Bryan, R. D. Turner, Keith Broken, A. De Sontis, J. Simcic. 17 YOUR FACULTY MILLER K. ADAMS 8.S., M.A. Physical Education FRANCES B. ALLEN A.B., M.F.A. Drama and speech RUSSEL C. APPLE A.B., M.C.S. Accounting ERIC AXILROD A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Business Administration HOWARD G. BAKER A.B., M.A., Ph.D. English GUY G BECKNELL B.S., M S., Ph.D., D.Sc. Physics J. RYAN BEISER A 8., M.A., Ph.D. History and Political Science JAMES BIGNELL B.S., M.A. Art, Fine ond Industrial NORMAN BORCHARDT Art HAROLD E. CARMONY B.S., M.S. Chemistry ZOE COWEN B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Eicmmtary Education 18 DONALD A. CHASE A.B., M.A. Philosophy JAMES W. COVINGTON B.S., M.A., Ph.D. History and Po.'itical Science STELLA M. COX B.S., M.A. Hems Economics ROBERT J. DEW, JR. B.S., D.Sc. Chemistry ROSALINE M. EDWARDS B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Ed.D. Elcmcntory Educotion EUSTASIO FERNANDEZ 6 S , M.A., M.A.E Spanish William d. glenn A.B., M A., Ph.D. Psychology MARTIN I. J. GRIFFIN A.B., M.A., Ph.D. English PAT HARDEMAN B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Philosophy HAROLD A. HEISER Ph.B., M.A. Business Administration C. J HO A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Psychology ond Secondary Education PAUL H. HUTCHESON A.B., M.A. Mathematics THOMAS E. JOYNER A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Political Science JESSE L. KEENE A B„ M.A., Ph.D. History ond Political Science EARL E. KELLER ALEXANDER H. LADD CHARLES W. LOGUE ALVAN R. McFAYDEN ROBERT L. MOHR B.S., A.B., M.A. B.S., M.A., Ed.D. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. English Education English English Education 19 FRANKLIN A. MOODY LOUIS A. NAVA Y VEGA LEO H. O'HARE STEPHEN F. PARK A B„ M.A.Ed. A.B., B.S. A.B., M.A. A.B., M.M. Speech ond Radio Spanish English Music Theory CLARENCE M. PRUITT A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Physical Science CLYDE T. REED A.B., M S. Biology OWEN J. REYNOLDS B.S., M.S. Mathematics G. LAWRENCE ROBERTS, JR. B.S. in Bus. Adm., M.Ed. Business Administration BENJAMIN F. SCHERER B.S., M.A. Physical Education ELYSE G. SHEPPARD A.B., M.A. Mathematics HENRY E. STERKX B.A., M.A., Ph.D. History end Political Science ALAN P. STUCKEY B.S., M.A., Ph.D. History ond Political Science DON TEMPLETON B.S Bond Director FRANCIS J. THOMPSON A.B., M.A., Ph D. English CHARLES B. VARNEY A.B., M A. Geography and Geology 20 LYMAN WILTSE Mus.B., M.M. Music ROBBIE E. WOOTEN B.S. Secretarial Science DAPHINE N. MYERS YVARS A.B., M.A. Physical Education D. L ZIELONKA B.H., A.B., Rabbi, L.H.D. Religion CHARLES W. ARNADE A.B., M.A., Ph D. Political Science ALBERT S. BERGHAUSER A.B., M.A. German ROBERT F. DAHM B.S., M S. Biological Sciences : WARREN L. DENSMORE A.B , M.A. Religion THELMA E. JONES A.B., M.A., O.B. Speech VARINA LANGANBACHER B.S. in Ed., M.M. Elementary Education 0. M. SCHLICHTER B.S., M.A., Ed.D Education SAMUEL WILCOX B.S., M.A, Ph D Business Administration STUDENT ACTIVITIES STUDENT SENATE Seated: Bill Hurford, Dean Boyd Burnside, Connie Felici- one, Henry DiStofano, RoseMarie Rogers, Charles Archi- bald, Dean Lucilc King. Standing: Roy Porcaro, Roy Wag- ner, Mary Lou Roos, Bob Mortoski, Shirley Keene, Earl Cambas, Bill Bosworth, Dare Hernondez, Beth Carr. Lorry Lucas, Roy Yvors, Gloria Otero. The Student Senate, composed of the class officers, is the united force which tries to resolve any discussions and problems which arc covered by the University Con- stitution. This year it had two presidents occupying the scat of leadership. Charles Archibald served during the first semester and Dave Janasik succeeded Archibald, who graduated in January. 24 ELECTED TO FILL graduates' shoes, second se- mester, were Walt Minahan, Dove Janosik, Pres- ident of the Student Senate, ond Dick Cole. SECOND SEMESTER senior officers ore Walt Minahan, Connie Feli- cione, Bob Mortoski, Shirley Keene, and Dick Cole. 25 VIRGINIA SPAYDE Editor-In-Chief, Spring Serrator BOB LEAL Atsociote Editor MOROCCAN In the course of the year, the MOROCCAN staff has put out its full effort in putting out a successful book. In spite of the many com- plications which creep up without any warn- ing before the time they appear, the staff, under the editorship of Virginia Spayde, has managed to subdue all these pestilences. We, as a staff, hope you will enjoy the final achievement which we have tried to attain. CHARLES NUNDY Editor in Chiof, Fall Semester 27 MICKEY RUMORE, ANNA CAG- NO, and FLO BENITEZ look over some pictures for opprovol. PAT BULLARD and BERNANDINE BECKER busily work to make the deadline. PATTY CLARK prepares a layout. JAN JOHNSON docs some of the writing for the Moroccon. 29 _______;____________ BOB MARTOSKI Editor-in-Chid MINARET As the news accumulates in the office of the Minaret, Bob Martoski, editor-in-chief, and the reporters set the copy to print for the bi-weekly editions. In the sports depart- ment Bill Kirby collects information and statistics for his columns. This newspaper has a wide assortment of special articles which commentate on the campus happenings and changes. This is another form of recording history in its concise manner. Under Mar- toski the Minaret has enjoyed a very educated atmosphere and enlightened year; for the re- maining students who read the Minaret it brought them a source of entertainment and a means of knowing what is going on at their school. Press time with BILL KIRBY, Sports Editor; BOB MARTOSKI, Editor-in-Chief; end BOB SWIRBUL, Business Manager. . 30 JERRY GAINEY. Organizational Editor; BILL KIRBY. Sports Editor; and JACK WINDT, News Editor, prcporc a hot story. The Editorial Board checks on issue. Left to right arc, stonding: JERRY GAINEY, BOB SWIRBUL, BOB MARTOSKI, BILL KIRBY, and seated, JACK WINDT. W T U N ENTIRE STAFF — Ffont row: Marie Swingle , Karen Lewij. Second row: Sandra Pcndlcy, Gloria Runton, John Bailey, Nan Dovis, Don Felts, Faye Townsend, Jim Gallagher, Blpndcll Edwards, John Morris; Ann Kreger, Leo Mcnendez, Elaine Micklcr, Lumon McColsky. Third row: Charles Stcckford, Howard Sinsley, Nancy Trousdale, Richard Follwciler, Jerry Krumholz, Paul Doyle, Pot Allen, Troy Townsend, Ed Conley. Fourth row: Charles Hampton, Dcwol Locket. Fifth row: Prof. Franklin Moody, Mac Lee. WTUN, The University Broadcasting Service, at 88.9 on your radio dial, offers practical radio experience in announcing, programming, continuity writing, engineer- ing, news casting, and business in a live studio setup, which operates 55 hours per week. WTUN offers news broadcasts, disc jockey shows, sports events, educational, cul- tural. and special event “remote programs. The station consists of two air-conditioned studios and office, plus some of the finest equipment available in the radio industry. 32 DEPARTMENT HEADS PROF. FRANKLIN MOODY Faculty Advisor TRAFFIC—Nancy Trousdale STATION MANAGER—Moc Lee CONTINUITY—Gloria Runton PROGRAM—Chorlcs Hampton CHIEF ANNOUNCER—Howard Sinslcy EDUCATIONAL TV—Dcwal Lockett 33 — . . w ANNOUNCING STAFF—First row: Ann Kroger, Howard Sinslcy, Non Davis. Second row: Blonddl Edwards, Jim Gallagher, John Boley, Jerry Krumholz, Troy Townsend, Pat Allen, Don Felts, Richard Follweilcr, Leo Mcncdez. CONTINUITY Ann Kreger and Gloria Runton TRAFFIC — Charles Hampton, Sandra Pcndley, Marie Swingley, Nancy Trousdale, Dcwal Lockett. 34 ANNOUNCERS — Jim Gallagher, Jerry Krumholz, Howard, Sinsley, Leo Mcncndcz. EDUCATIONAL TV Ann Kreqer, G'oria Runton, and Dcwol Lockett. DISC JOCKEY CREW — Jerry Krumholz, Non Davis, Troy Townsend, Poul Doyle, Richard Follwcilcr. ORGANIZATIONS First row: Prof. James Becknell, Sponsor; Henry Weinstock, Presi- dent; Margaret Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Enos, Prof. Clyde T. Reed, Sponsor and Advisor. Second row: Mary Ann Standinger, Ted Hcnriqucz, Seymour Gottlieb, Bill Doran, Dorothy Stewart, Wendell Blair. Third row: Dick Borchardt, Edward Krcsge, Jess Brown, Jim Goble, Jim Newman, Joe Barry. Fourth row: Emilio Fernandez, Dom Roccafortc, Irwin James, Ernest Scgundo, Leo St. George. Fifth row: Harry Keig, George McKoy, Kenneth Hickey, Jerry Tarwater. The purpose of this organization is to further the interest of students in all sciences. FLORIDA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AMERICAS CHEMICAL SOCIETY The purpose of the University of Tampa Chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society is to give the students of chemistry the opportunity of speaking before chemical audiences to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional pride in chemistry and chemical engineering. Front row: Ernest Scgundo, Bill Doran, Mickey Payne, Dominic Rocca Marvin Alvarez, Jack Coplinger. forte. Last row: Dr. Robert Dew, Emilio Fernandez, Margorct Miller, 38 I First row: Pot Bullard, Bob Brenner, President; Bcrnodinc Becker, Secretory; Pot Akelcwicz, Vice-President; Rose Mory Scarcello. Second row: Jill Bishop, Eleanor Mayo, Mickey Rumore, Ann Cogno, Rita Bodo, Angela Alvarez. Third row: Betty Jo Wheeler, Barbara Richards, Jackie Newberry, Barbara Lumsdcn, Irene Her- nandez. Fourth row: Pat Huffstuttlcr, Frances Savarino, Martha Menendez, Delores Rubio, Lyla Thisse. Fifth row: Lora Wcory, Gordon Ann Sumner, Ronald Cinnomon, Mory Posetti, Donald Hatfield, Ralph Carson. A better insight into the teaching profession and opportunities for leadership and educational progress are the aims of this organization. The organization is affiliated with the National Educational Association, and membership is open for all education majors. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PANEL Better relations and a closer bond between foreign and American people is the goal of this group. The group is under the direction of Dean King. The panel has toured Florida enlightening organizations on the customs and ways of their respective countries. First row: Cormcn Wright, Yolonda Quintero, Hi Sook Hwong, Henry Volencio, Octovio Salinos, Dean King, Edward Van Geldcr, Mercedes Corujo, Karen Urbonck, Margaret Durcn. Second row: Ernest Jordan, Orlando Castillo. 39 First row: Prof. L. O'Hare, Faculty Advisor; Sally Lou Corroll, Janice Powers, Assistant Secretary; Ann Kregor, Doris Cothern, Assistant Treasurer; Connie Collins, Assistant Vice-President; Bev- erly Dobbins. Second row: Phil Sheridan, Dick Dougherty, Walt Minahan, Kip Felenfzer, Bill Doran, Secretary; Dick Cole, Presi- dent. Third row: James Golloghcr, Ed Conley, Lawrence Mc- Grow, Jim Metcalf, Mike Geary, Nick Nichols, Paul McCauley, Treasurer. Fourth row: Mason Kelly, Bud Powers, Jerry Thomos, Jim Crumm, Bob McGrath. Fifth row: Dovid Hernandez, Oswald Arango, Charles Downio, Bob Lovely, Bill Grilfin, John Morin, James Morris. Founded February 10, 1956, with eleven charter members, consisting of Dr. GrifTtn. Prof. O’Hare, James Gallogly, Phil Sheridan, Dick Dougherty, Bill Minahan, K. Felentzer, Paul McCauley. Walt Minahan. Bill Doran, Dick Cole. The aims of the club: 1. Promote Irish Culture 2. Social activities 3. Promote the University of Tampa. SONS OF ERIN WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in athletics, sports, and recreation. It provides opportunities for participation, leadership, and good sports- manship. .Membership is open to all women students on campus. Front row: Nancy Persbockcr, Treasurer; Diane Kushmore, Presi- dent; Mickey Bailey, Marilyn Sollish, Doris Cothern, Vice-Presi- dent; Doreen Ross, Virginio Spayde, Secretory. Second row: Norma Barbon, Sunny Fernondez, Rita Jackson, Rosie Hurley, Joyce Newell, Jon Johnson, Pot Bullard. Third row: Flo Benitez, Mickey Rumore, Lynn Cckal, Connie Collins, Beverly Dobbins, Patti Clark. Fourth row: Cormcn Wright, Josie Montcrcssi, Shirley Corliss, Fran Savarino, Ann Cagno, Eleanor Mayo, Pat Akelewicz. r REPRESENTATIVES — First row: Pot Kelley, Shirley Doub, Joyce Johnson, Jon Johnson, Connie Collins, Doris Cothorn, Hi Sook Hwang, Toni Simonsen. Second row: Keren Lewis, Martha Thrail- kill, Laura Jean Cook, Julia Merritt, Helen Powell. Third row: Kay Andre, Joon Jones, Joy Ellis, Martha Keller, Lynn Cekal, Solly Lou Correll, Faye Townsend, Janice Powers, Penny Hancock, Micki Bailey, Nan Nivens, Jon Beckwith, Rite Reed, Mrs. Me- Sweeney, Ann Johnson. Fourth row: Eddie Edwards, Joyce Beecher, Karin Urbanck, Felccio Dolgin, Marilyn Watkins, Arlinc Schwerf- feger, Jane Bradley, Fron Prochozka, Lois Church, Diane Bidwcll, Creedo Neff. womens iiiiiui MEN'S II I) IIM REPRESENTATIVES — First row: Gert Wossner, Jack Carew, Ed Merritt, Roy Porcorro, Don Hoza. Second row: Peter Wossner, Henry Valencia, Julius Nagey, Bill Sefeik, Bob Sadlak, Al Saferstein. 41 I Front row: Toni Simonson, Loc Ann Corter, Virginia Spaydc, Al Paso, Treasurer; Julie Merritt. Third row: Nancic Hoopingor- Joycc Johnson. Second row: Laura Jean Cook, Secretary; Joan ner, Barbara Going, Mario Alphonso; Pat Kelly, Judy Goldsmith, Jones, Buford Reedy, Jr., Vice-President; Ella Hartley, President; Joan Fink, Bill Stoll. The Methodist Student Organization provides spiritual, social, and recreational facilities for Methodist students. MKT II01) I ST STl!l)E. T ORGANIZATION BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The BSU is the link between the campus and the local Baptist churches. Any student who attends a Baptist church can Isecome a member. The aims of the organization arc to create church consciousness among the students and to encourage an active participation in church organization. Front row: Barbara Briggman, Martha Keller, Rita Bodo. Second Flo Benitez, Mrs. Frances Allen, Josephine D'Arpo, , row: Clyde Hall, Jimmy Eikland, Curtis Crofton, Barbara Lumsdcn, Ralph Corson, , Bcb Hutcheson, Jerry Davis. Mildred Denham, Nonnctte Nivens, Helen Powell. Third row: 42 i First row: Bob Stevens, Sally Wolfe, Lynn Cckol, Kay Andre, Scfick, Jules Nogey. Third row: Art Blau, Jerry Goney, Bill Jane Bradley, Fron Porchozka. Second row: Joe Slovcnski, Bob Hovance, Billy Brooks, Don Hozo, Nello Rimoldi, George Medved, Swirbul, Dick Cole, Warren Hosscl, Walt Minohon, Bill Doran, Bill Tom Mahin. The Newman Club offers religious, social and education activities for Catholic students on the Tampa campus. Through this group the Catholic students coordinate their religious life with their college life. NEWMAN CLliB WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Westminster Fellowship is a group made up of Presbyterian students on campus. Its principles are to help the students spiritually and socially. Front Row: Keren Lewis, Pat Bullard, Betty Jo Wheeler, Gordon Ann Sumner. Lost row: Charles H. Hampton, Jill Bishop, Bryson Wheeler, Dr. Jesse Keene, Gerald Voyc. 43 Le t to right: Gonzolo Rodriquez, Lonny Turner, Harold Dovis, Walter Wilson, Ronald Cinnamon, Mr. Lyman Wiltse, Advisor. The honorary hand fraternity on campus is Kappa Kappa Psi, which has direct affiliation with the national fraternity. The three main factors for basing membership are musical ability, scholarship, and participation in the band. KAPPA KAPPA PSI CIRCLE K The Circle K Club is an honorary service fraternity sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. First row: Philip Rotolo, Trcosurer; Tony Scionti, Henry Valencia. Second row: Bill Doron, Jess Brown, Mario Maffeo. Third row: Bob Svirbul, President; Jock Windf, Robert Martoski. Fourth row: Dean Boyd B. Burnside. Advisor; David Hernandez, Vice- President; Curtis Crofton. 44 Herman Schuster, Prof. Frank Moody, Nancy Trousdale, Rita Jackson, Joyce Newell. Second row: Dr. Alvin MeFadyen, Shirley Keene, Robert Mortowski, Jock Wind� . Students who have made exceptional contributions to the field of undergraduate journalism and radio arc honored by Pi Delta F.psilon, the national journalism fraternity. PI DELTA EPSILON PHI SOCIETY The Phi Society is an honorary scholastic fraternity, members being chosen by those in the faculty who arc Phi Beta Kappa. Lylo Thissc, Doris Duryca, Dione Kushmorc, Richard Cole, Absent: Ed Cunningham. 45 Front row: Martha Thraitkill, Secretory; Marion James, Sandra Fernandez, Karen Lewis, Sergeont-af-Arms. Back row: Pauline Bransford, Treasurer; Joon Fink, Ann Aulick, President; Angela Alvarez, Mary Ann Ccntinoro, Mary Passiglia, Chaplain. The Beta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, the national music fraternity for women, bases its membership on musical ability, scholarship, and participation in musical organizations on campus. Traditional functions of the Beta Sigma Chapter include a Spring Musical in which the members present selections for the public’s enjoyment. The annual Founders’ Day Banquet is held to unite members and alumnae. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA First row: Marion James, Iberia Roiz, Sandro Fernondez. Second row: Joon Fink, Angela Alvarez, Mary Ann Ccntinaro. 46 Fiist row: Carmen Wright, Treasurer; Bryan Webb, Vice- President; Ernest Scgundo, President; Mary Lou Roos, Secre- tary. Second row: Dick Cole, Vilmo Fernandez, Kay Clements, Lionel Leon, Mickey Bailey. Third row: James Stewart, Ray Wagnre, Ronald Gristle, Mario Moffeo, Barbara Richords, Ida mary Cosey. Fourth row: Dcon Burnside, Kay Andre, Leo Solo mon, Dean Lucke King, Dove Hernandez. INTER-FRATERNITY SORORITY COUNCIL The I.F.S.C. is made up of the presidents and representatives of the various fraterni- ties and sororities of campus. They meet once a month in Dean King's office to discuss problems and plan activities. They work to promote harmony among the Greek organizations. 50 First row: Mickey Bailey (AXO), Vilmo Fernando (DZ), Clements (AXO), Mary Lou Roos (ZTA), Idamary Casey president; Dcon Lucille King, Advisor; Barbara Richards (SSS), Kany Andre (SSS). (ZTA), Secretary. Second row: Carmen Wright (DZ), Kay NATIONAL PANIIELLENIC COUNCIL INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL First row: Ernest Segundo (RND), Mario Maffeo (TO), Presi- Dean Boyd Burnside, Advisor; Ronald Dristlc (PKP), Lionel dent; Bryon Webb (SPE). Second row: Ray Wagner (PKP), Leon (TKE), Dave Hernandez (RND). Leo Solomon (TO), James Stewart (TO), Dick Cole (SPE), 51 COLORS: Scarlet and olive green FLOWER: Red carnation A SCENE from Alpha Chi Omego's winning skit. The Alpha Chi’s annual script dance after the South- eastern Louisiana grid game was a big success again this year. When homecoming came around they were real proud to have two meml crs in the Homecoming Court: Martha Thrailkill and Jerry Davis. “Carmen” won for them the trophy for the best skit in the “Spartan Splash.” Nanette Nivens and Martha Thrailkill were elected to Who’s Who. Jerry Davis was elected to the Senior Class .Notables. Marilyn Sollisb, Doreen Ross, Kay Clements, and Rosemarie Rogers all were leading cheerleaders at the varsity games this year. Rosemarie was also secretary of the Student Senate. Three of their members plus their faculty advisor, Mrs. Yvars, were sponsors for the Pi Kaps Annual Christmas Dance. THE AXO Homecoming floot. MICKEY BAILEY ACCEPTS the trophy for the best Homecoming skit. Fiat row; Barbara Bailey, President; Joyce Newell, Vice-President; Jerry Doris, Vice-President. Second row: Doris Cothern, Secretory; Penny Crull, Nonette Nivens, Treasurer; Third row: Rita Reed, Phylis Haqin, Marilyn Sollish, Kay Clements. Fourth row: Beverly Gail Dorrow, Doreen Ross, Potti Bishop. Fifth row: Diane Bidwell, Sara Jo Shoun, Nancy Wolkor. Sixth row: Sandra Pcndley. 53 DELTA ZETA COLORS: Old rose and vieux green FLOWER: Pink killarney rose THE PLEDGE class of 1956 Delta Zeta Sorority is justly proud of its accomplish- ments for the year 1955 56. The Delta Zeta teams not only won the championship intramural trophy hut the sportsmanship award also. For the third year in succession the Delta Zeta float won first place in the sorority division and they get to keep the trophy. December found the DZ’s and the TO Fraternity sponsoring their annual script dance after the FSU grid contest. Among campus honors bestowed on Delta Zeta's this year arc Carmen Wright named to Who’s Who and treas- urer of the IFSC; Diane Kushmore was elected into the Phi Society; Mary Jo Capitano, Diane Kushmore and Vilma Fernandez were elected senior class notables: Vilma Fernandez was voted president of the Panhellenic Council; and Nora Midulla was a Spartan Danceretle. DELTA ZETA PRODUCED some mighty big howls with their Homecoming skit. VILMA FERNANDEZ ACCEPTS with a winning smile the trophy for the best sorority. CHAPTER DELTA BETA First row: Diane Kushmorc, Vice-President; Peggy Garcia Bloodworth, Vice-President; Louise Erk, Treosurer. Second row: Gordon Ann Sumner, Secretary; Vilmo Fernondcz, President; Jeanette Maniscolco, Secretary; Third row: Rita Jackson, Norma Barbon, Valentine Greco, Florentine Benitez. Fourth row: Carmen Wriqht, Doris Hompton, Martha Mcnendez. Fifth row: Mary Scanio, Shirley Doub. Sixth row: Miss Gloria Runton, Faculty Advisor. 1G9S™6 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA COLORS: Purple ond white FLOWER: Violet THE TRI-SIGS present a successful skit, Court of Beefs, ot Homecoming. During the school year of 1955 1956, the Beta Sigma chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was very active. The Sigmas had an information booth and hake sale the very first day of school, in hopes of becoming better ac- quainted with the new students and aiding those un- familiar with the campus. It was followed soon after with a party. The Sigmas’ annual “Cold Diggers’ Ball” held on Friday, October 13 at the Cuban Club, provided the University coeds with an opportunity to invite their favorite beaux to a social function. At Homecoming, the Tri-Sigs helped sponsor the party for the children of the alumni which was the highlight of the day for the youngsters. Nora Vega was sponsored by the Sigmas for Homecoming Queen. The Sigmas made and sold ribbon corsages at Homecoming. At Christmas, the girls brought joy to the children of a Tampa orphanage by entertaining them for an after- noon in the University Ballroom. A Mother’s Club was formed this year, which has been a great help to the chapter. The Founder’s Day program commemorated a day dear to every Sigma. Thus passed another full year for the Tri-Sigs at Tampa University. BETA SIGMA CHAPTER First row: Janet Burns, Idomary Casey, President; Joyce Johnson. Second row: Jo Ann Cliff, Treas- urer; Nora Vega, Kay Andre, Secretory. Third row: Mrs. Johnnie Pate, Faculty Advisor, Creedo Neff, Vice-President. 57 ZETA TAU ALPHA wm COLORS: Turquoise blue ond steel groy FLOWER: White violet THE ZETA TAU ALPHA float proved to be one of the outstanding ones in the Homecoming parade. PLEDGES for 1956. Just lx:forc Hollowccn the Zcta’s sponsored their an- nual “Spook Stomp” with everyone having a real good time. They were honored by having three juniors on the Who’s Who list: Barbara Whitley Richards, Nancy Pers- hacker, and Mary Lou Boos. Barbara was a cheerleader and secretary of the Panhellcnic Council, while Man Lou was a substitute cheerleader, secretary of the IFSC. and on the Student Senate. Mickey Rumore was a maid in the Homecoming Court and Queen of Tau Omega’s Christmas Candlelight Dance. Sally Lou Correll was one of the Spartan Dancerettcs. The Zeta’s were very active in all campus activities. The members held olTices in the Future Teachers of America, Sigma Alpha Iota, the Women’s Athletic Asso- ciation. and the Methodist Student Organization. Many helped on the MOROCCAN staff. It was a very prosperous and enjoyable year. THE ZETA'S Dovy Crocker skit provided loughs aplenty for oil at the Spartan Splosh. CHAPTER GAMMA SIGMA Pint row: Mary Lou Roos, Secretory; Barbara Whitley Richards, President; Ann Cagno. Second row: Carolyn Turner, Vice-President; Miss Charlotte Thompson, Faculty Advisor. Third row: Sally Lou Correll, Virginia Spayde, Eleanor Mayo, Mickey Rumore, Treasurer. Fourth row: Frances Sovarino, Barbara Bornett, Pauline Bronsford, patti Clark. Fifth row: Alice Former, Nancy Pcrsbockcr, Judy Goldsmith. Sixth row: Pat Akclcwicz, Angelo Alvarez, Pot Maddox, and Pot 8ullord. 50 PI KAPPA PHI FLOWER: Red rose FLOWER: Red Rose •I I I MISS SALLY WOLFE, national Rose Queen of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, riding in the Homecoming Parade. THE PI KAP horseman. 1955-56 proved to be a very lucky year (or the Pi Kaps. They had five members on the Student Senate: Boh Martoski, Kay Yvars, Kay Wagner, and Bill Bos- worth. Dave Janasik was elected president of the student body during the second semester. Jess Davis was a Senior Class Notable and Junior Kotarian for the school. Bob Martoski was editor for the Minaret this past year and for this was elected to the Hall of Fame. Bill Bos- worth, Kay Yvars, and Bob Martoski were elected to Who’s Who. Pi Kappa Phi held its annual Christmas Dance with Patti Bishop, Penny Crull. Marilyn Sollish, and Mrs. Kay Yvars as sponsors. One of the last events of the year will be the choosing of twelve Pi Kap Daughters. HERE COMES the Pi Koppo Phi float! CHAPTER BETA LAMBDA first row: Dick Wolbcrt, Secretory; Roy Wogner, Gene Peeples, Bobby Bryon, Nick Nicholas, Jerry Voyc. Second row: Joe Hewlett, Treasurer; Fronk Scoglione, Ronald Dristle, Billy Shields, Howard Davis, Gene Yates, President. Third row: Jim Crosby, Norman Douglas, Dick Hart, Dove Janosik, Wallace Bembry. Fourth row: Bill Bosworth, Berton Schocpf, Jerry Costa, Bud Powers, 8ob Curry, Larry Voetberg. Fifth row: Fred Pancoast, John Stabile, Bob Mortoski, Karl Miller, B. J. Brown, Dr. H. G. Baker, Faculty Advisor; Jess Davis, Austin Curry. COLORS: Blue and white FLOWER: Carnation The Rho Nu Della fraternity is closing a very success- ful year. At Homecoming lime they made the wise choice of sponsoring Connie Felicione for Queen and she was elecled. Their float look first prize in the fraternitx division. The Rho : u's had three members in the Student Senate: Ernest Segundo, Hcnr) DiStcfano, and Mike Menendcz. Henry and Ernie were elected to Who’s Who. Ernest was president of the Interfraternity-Sorority Coun- cil, was elected to the Hall of Fame, and was a Senior Class Notable. ERNEST SEGUNDO ESCORTS the RND choice for Homecoming Queen, the winner Miss Connie Felicione. First row Gonzolo Rodriguez, Mario Sanchez, Secretory; Ernest Segundo, President; Philip Lcto, Vice-President; Fano Moniscolco, Treasurer; Tory Solidino. Second row: Johnny Gradliardo, Tony Munoz, Henry DiStefono. Third row: Walter Wilson, John Gonzalez, Emilio Fernandez, Jock Mangionc, Tony Scionti. Fourth row: Lcuis Grillo, Frank Urso, Jimmy Pordo, Mike Mcncdcz. Fifth row: Celcstino Mirando, Augic Pancllo, Joe Souto, Dave Hernandez, Ross Urso, Don Smith. COLORS: Dark red and purple FLOWER: Red roses and violets 0£ EVERYONE STARED admiringly at the $ig Ep floot patted by. The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity started the ear with a bang-up Bower)’ Ball. Everyone enjoyed it very much. When Homecoming time came around they put up Jerry Davis who was elected to serve in the Homecoming Queen’s Court. The Sig Kps put on a very funny skit in the Spartan Splash. Sig Ep members won quite a few honors this year. Bryan Webb was elected vice- president in the I EC and to the Who’s Who along with Dick Cole. Dick and Bob Cunningham made the Phi Society. They had four members in the Senior Class Notables: “Lefty” Colditz, Bryan Webb, Charles Meyer, and Dick Cole. When second semester came around Walt Minahan and Dick Cole were elected by the seniors to serve on the Student Senate. The Sig Eps helped Dr. Covington with the sale of the “The History of the Uni- versity of Tampa” and he presented them with a cop for their house library. IT WAS o greet gome. MISS JERRY DAVIS, SPE candidate for Homecoming Queen, on her woy to being presented. CHAPTER FLORIDA ZETA Fint row: Bryan Webb, President; Charles Meyer, Vice-President; Dick Cole, Vice-President; Jim Kufall, Bob Hutchison, Lee Pontenberg, Al Howell. Second row: Bill Colditz, Mickey Payne, Edward Perez, Mrs. Oppcnhimcr, House Mother; Wolt Minahan, Joe Perry, John Holland. Third row: Ed Stern, Celestine Fernandez, Dick Dougherty, Earl Cambus, Willie Doren, Warren Hoosl. Fourth row: Ed Con- nelly, Frank Kretchmer, Tommy Ginex, Jim Puderbach, Henry Volcncia, Ed Mcrrit, Bill Nuznoff. 65 COLORS: Cherry and gray FLOWER: Red carnation Tau Kappa Epsilon started its first year as a national fraternity with the highly publicized “Censored Kapcrs.’’ Homecoming was also very successful with the Tekcs winning the Over-All Float Trophy and TKK’s candidate. Martha Thrailkill, being chosen First Maid of Honor. Charlie Archibald served as Student Body president for the First semester. Charlie and Silvio Alvarez were chosen to Who’s Who. Archibald was also a Senior Class Notable. “The Tckemcn,” our vocal ensemble, entertained at various school functions. Wayne Mcrrcll was guest soloist with the Tampa Philharmonic Orchestra. Mac l ec was station manager of WTUN. TKR had member� in Alpha Psi Omega, Pi Delta Epsilon, and many other organizations. The Tekcs were the first fraternity to organize a mother and wives’ club, “The Order of Diana.” Professor Car- mony, Profcsor Wiltse, and Dr. Logue were among the Tekcs on the faculty staff. SOME TEKE MEMBERS demonstrate the workings of a mad machine in their skit for Homecoming. SILVIO ALVAREZ ACCEPTS the trophy for the over-all float winner from Charles Archibald at the Homecoming Dance. CHAPTER EPSILON BETA First row: Mr. Horold Cormony, Faculty Advisor. Second row: Silvio Alvorcx, Williom Banks, Secre- tary. Third row: James Stouch, Al Harwood, Treasurer; Ed Kresge, Jee Wilkinson. Fourth row; Nick Vega, Jock Coplinger, Chrolcs Hampton, Joe Borry, Lionel Leon, President. Fifth row: $om Copitono, Joe Cutro, Wayne Merrill, Joe Fornondo, Tod Henriguex. Sixth row: F. W. Coutcher, Jim House, Irvine Read, Charles Archibald, Pete La Bruzxo, Mr. Lyman Whiltzc, Jess Brown, Bob Porsons. 67 .i-'rrpnvr t COLORS: Rose and blue FLOWER: Rose THE TO's hove o picnic. THE TO'S CANDIDATE for Homecoming Queen, Suzanne Horting, escorted by George McKoy. The Tau Omega fraternity started a very successful year when two of their members were elected as captains of the football team, Ted Greene and Tom Mahin. Both of these hoys received professional contracts. A1 Leathers was a student coach this year and did a fine job. Tau Omega sponsored Suzanne Horting for Home- coming Queen and she was elected into the court. In December the TO’s went with the DZ’s to sponsor a script dance after the FSU game. At their Christmas Candlelight Dance. Mickey Rumore presided as Queen. Bill Minahan and Mario MalTeo were elected to Who’s Who. Mario was also president of the Inter-fraternity Council and one of the Junior Rotarians for the school. They ended the year with their room being redecorated by the Zetas in a blue-gray and orange. THE TAU OMEGA floot passes in review. TAU OMEGA First row: Lcs Solomon, Secretory; George Gird, Morio Maffeo, President; George McKay, Treas- urer. Second row: Robert Sodlak, Bill Minahan, Solvofori Ippclito, Phil Rotolo, Tommy Soi . Third row: Ken Nuznoff, Bill Hovonce, Tom Mahin, Bill Sefeik, Vince Mcrcondonte. Fourth row: Al Leothers, Ted Greene, Bill Livingston, Henry Garcia, Jimmy Stewart. Fifth row: Vince Chico, Roy Berdcal, Ron Osier, Bob Gambrell, Dr. Leo O'Hare, Faculty Advisor. 69 t � « I Fi NTRAM URALS OR. ELWOOD C. NANCE PRESENTING the 1954-1955 intrcmural trophy to co-winnerj Bill Minahan (TO) and Joe Hewlett (PKP). 72 MEN’S «MURALS Intramurals offers students who can’t play in varsity sports an opportunity to he active in sports. This has been a very successful year for intramurals with team spirit ranking high. PROGRAM FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL HANDBALL FENCING HORSESHOES TENNIS TABLE TENNIS SOFTBALL BADMINTON SKISH WRESTLING GOLF BASKETBALL TRACK ARCHERY BOWLING FOUL SHOOTING SWIMMING Above: Miller Adonis, Director; Ben Scherer, Instructor of Physical Education. A SIG EP.RI KAP GAME. M First row: Fono Moniscalco, Tony Saladino, Larry Sabella. Second row: Phil Lcto, Jimmy Pardo, Augie Paniello, Tony Scionti. II110 All DELTA i f TAU KAPPA EPSILOA First row: Lionel Leon, Angelo Perez, Al Harwood, Buddy Banks, Ted Hcnriquci. Second row: Silvio Alvarez, Jock Cop- lingcr, Pete Lobruzzo, Troy Townsend, Bob Parsons, Jess Brown, Jimmy Dorsey. 74 SIGN I I'll I EPSILON PI KAPPA PHI First row: Jim Puderboch, Lefty Colditz, Bob Lorson, Bill Doron, Bryon Webb, Frank Krctzmcr, Wolf Minohon. Second row: Dick Dougherty, Ed Connolly, Phil Shcridon, Bob Hutchcnson, David Rccc, Dick Cole, Ed Merritt. First row: Wally Bembry, Ray Wogner, Bud Powers, Frank Greco, Danny Costa, Jim Gable. Second row: Austin Curry, Jim Crum, Frank Scaglione, Nick Nichols, Guy Walton, Jim Metcalf, Jerry Gainey. Third row: Dove Janosik, Irvin MeSwain, Larry Voetberg, Jim Newman, Jim Maggio, Jock Harnett, Ray Yvars, Fint row: Phil Rotolo, Bill Mmohon, Sol ipponto, Bob Sodlok, Mario Moffco. Second row: Lcs Solomon, Bill Hovance, Tom Mahin, Ncllo Rimoldi, Bill Scfcik, Jules Gnagey. TAH OMEGA WRESTLING—191-LB. BILL SEFCIK HORSESHOES BILL MINAHAN 76 RAG FOOTBALL—Rho Nu Delta CHAMPIONS t BASKETBALL— � Kappa Phi FOUL SHOOTING—Gene Peeples—PKP BADMINTON— Mickey Pojne—SPE TABLE TENNIS—Gene Peeples—PKP HORSESHOES— Bill Mlnohan—TO HANDBALL LES SOLOMON LEADING FOOTBALL SCORER PHIL LETO LEADING BASKETBALL SCORER DAVE JANASIK 77 PI KAP WINNING BASKET8ALL TEAM — First row: Roy Yvors, Lorry Voefbcrg, Wolly Bcmbory. Second row: Nick Nicholes, Roy Wagner, Bud Powers, Dare Jonosik. STATISTICS BASKETBALL Team Won Lost Pet. PI KAPPA PHI 6 1 .867 RHO NU DELTA 5 2 .714 TAU OMEGA 4 2 .667 SIGMA PHI EPSILON 3 3 .500 ACE CLUB 2 4 .333 INDEPENDENTS 2 4 .333 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 0 6 .000 WRESTLING Weight Champion HEAVY—DICK HARTE—PKP 191 LB.—BILL SEFCIK—TO 175-LB.—BILL BOSWORTH—PKP 167-LB.—VINCE MERCANDANTE—TO 157-LB—HENRY VALENCIA—SPE 147-LB.—LARRY SABELLA—RND 137-LB —RICHARD COUP—ACE 123-LB.—'TONY SALADINO—RND 78 WOMEN’S INTRAMURALS Under the able direction of Mrs. Daphne Yvars the Women’s Intramural program has flourished at Tampa U. Two more teams made up of Freshman and transfer students were entered this year to make competition much keener. The sports program included volleyball, tennis, ping-pong, badminton, paddle ten- nis, basketball, softball, golf, horseshoes, and swimming. ALPHA CHI OMEGA I i Kneeling: Dione Bidwell, Doris Cothern, Doreen Ross, Marilyn Sollish. Standing: Rito Reed, Phyllis Hagin, Sandro Pcndlcy, Non Nivens, Gerry Davis. DELTA ZETA Kneeling: Sunny Fernandez, Mory Sconio. Standing: Gordon Ann Sumner, Flo Ben- itez, Dione Kushmoro, Pot Huffstettler, Martha Menedez, Vilma Fernandez. Diane Kushmorc won the tennis and ping-pcr.g championships for the Delta Zetos. FRESHMEN Kneeling: Beverly Dobbins, Connie Collins, Jane Brodlcy, Lynn Cckal. Standing: Doro Hoover, Pat Clayson, Barbaro Reese. 80 INDEPENDENTS Kneeling: Shirley Corliss, Jill Bishop, Pen- ny Honcock, Betty Jo Wheeler. Standing: Glorio Yglcsios, Joan Strauman, Shirley Keene, Bobbie Robles. These girls plus some made up the championship volleyball team. ZETA TAU ALPHA Kneeling: Pot Aklewicz, Eleanor Moyo, Virginia Spayde, Mary Lou Roos. Stand- ing: Judy Goldsmith, Noncy Pcrsbockcr, Patti Clark, Pat Bullard. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Jill Bishop, Betty Jo Wheeler, Joan Strous- man. Pot Clayson, Bev- erly Dobbins, Shirlcc Corliss, Gloria Yglcsios. 81- MA.'CELINO KUERTA D'.tzclzt and ..e:d Cocch SPARTAN HERE IS THE 1955 SPARTAN FOOTBALL SQUAD — Left to vensky, Vince Merchondontc, Don Osier, Lomor Lipsey. Paul right, front row: Mario Maffco, Ken Nuznoff, Bill Nuznoff, Bill McCauley, Dick Lei , Bill Pott, Henry Garcia, Ncllo Rimoldi, Ted Minahan, Tom Speck, Jack Mackic, Bob Strickland, Tom Boncy, Hcdgccock, Chuck Smiht, Mike Whitwcll, Bob Lovely. Fourth row: Tony Longual, Jim Marshall, Fred Girgis, Bill Shields. Second Pete Krojec, Tony De8uno, Jerry DeBuno, Jerry Thomas, Ed row; John Armenie, Bill Hovance, Larry Voitberg, Hardy Stanley, Stephens, Don Herndon, Ted Greene, Bill Sefrik, Red Foley, Jim Jock Mooney, Joe Knight, Dick Hartc, Charles Downey, Lou Gio- Nicholson, Wayne Story, Charles Coleman, Pool Dovis. cobbe, Jerry Strickland, Ed Dury, Tom Mohin. Third row: Joe Slo- SPARTAN STORY This year’s fighting Spartans, under the direction of Coach Marcclino Huerta and his able staff. Sam Bailey and Angus Williams, came through with another successful season. The Spartans won 7 games and lost 2. The Spartans showed their true spirit in heating stub- born Morris Harvey on a rain soaked field 12-7. The Spartans were also victorious in their next start, beating Troy State. On their next outing the Spartans tasted defeat. They had numerous opportunities to score but the tough S. E. Louisiana forward wall lived up to its pre-game prediction and held. Final score—S. E. Louisiana 13, Tampa 7. The Spartans, with a 2-1 record after three starts, trampled over their next five opponents, defeating Stetson, Livingston, East Carolina, Western Caro- lina and Appalachian. In the season finale the Florida State Seminolcs defeated the Spartans in a hard fought game 26-7. Many boys received outstanding honors from the 19C5 team. Bob Lovely, Little All American Tackle; Ted Greene, Honorable Mention; Tom Spack, S. E. La. all-opposition team. Also receiving honors were Captain Tom Mahin, Ed Duray, Henry Garcia, and Bill Mnahan. The coaching staff is extremely proud of this year’s team. More than once these boys came up from behind and went on to victory, which is the mark of true unity and the burning desire to win. 83 BOB LOVELY LITTLE ALL AMERICAN TACKLE Bob was captain of the team for two years. He has received a contract to play professional football. Because of his athletic ability he was elected as a Senior Class Notable and to the Hall of Fame. 84 SPARTAN BRAIN TRUST f HUERTA BAILEY WILLIAMS LEATHERS PANCOAST BRAINS at work. 85 . GRADUATING HENRY GARCIA TED GREEN Guord Center Captain BOB LOVELY Tackle Captain BILL MINAHAN Quarterback KEN NUZNOFF Halfback TOM SPACK Halfback 86 ED DURAY Guard BILL HOVANCE End lY - eJ TROY STATE - 0 BILL MINAHAN EVADES the Troy Stotc deferje. OCTOBER 1, 1955 FIRST DOWNS Tompo 21 Troy 8 RUSHING YARDAGE 428 98 PASSING YARDAGE 51 56 PASSES ATTEMPTED 7 14 PASSES COMPLETED 2 6 PASSES INTERCEPTED BY 0 1 PUNTS 1 7 PUNTING AVERAGE 40 24 FUMBLES LOST BY 2 3 YARDS PENALIZED 55 30 87 TAMPA - 7 S. E. LOUISIANA - n TOM SPACK HIT hord by o S.E. Louisiana man. OCTOBER 8, 1955 FIRST DOWNS RUSHING YARDAGE PASSING YARDAGE PASSES ATTEMPTED PASSES COMPLETED PASSES INTERCEPTED BY PUNTS PUNTING AVERAGE FUMBLES LOST BY YARDS PENALIZED Tampa S. E. La 1 1 9 148 140 69 30 17 6 7 2 0 1 5 7 35.8 38.1 0 2 15 5 88 LIVINGSTON STATE - 7 OCTOBER 20 1955 FIRST DOWNS Tompo 17 Livingstor 9 RUSHING YARDAGE 364 106 PASSING YARDAGE 146 87 PASSES ATTEMPTED 1 1 22 PASSES COMPLETED 4 7 PASSES INTERCEPTED BY 3 0 PUNTS 3 4 PUNTING AVERAGE 35 33.6 FUMBLES LOST BY 3 3 YARDS PENALIZED 94 50 80 TAMPA ■ 40 WESTERN CAROLINA • 0 DON HERNDON GOES around Western Carolina line. NOVEMBER 12, 1955 FIRST DOWNS Tompa 13 Western 5 RUSHING YARDAGE 192 88 PASSING YARDAGE 131 18 PASSES ATTEMPTED 12 12 PASSES COMPLETED 7 1 PASSES INTERCEPTED BY 6 0 PUNTS 1 7 PUNTING AVERAGE 27 28.3 FUMBLES LOST BY 4 2 YARDS PENALIZED 60 20 90 TAMPA • 38 APPALACHIAN • (I NOVEMBER 19, 1955 FIRST DOWNS Tompo 15 Appolochi 4 RUSHING YARDAGE 274 62 PASSING YARDAGE 105 9 PASSES ATTEMPTED 17 7 PASSES COMPLETED 8 1 1 PASSES INTERCEPTED BY 1 PUNTS 1 6 PUNTING AVERAGE 32 40 FUMBLES LOST BY 5 3 YARDS PENALIZED 80 30 91 TAMPA • 7 FLORIDA STATE • 26 BILL SHIELDS SCORES for Tampa agointt F. S. U. DECEMBER 3, 1955 FIRST DOWNS Tampa 9 Fla. State 18 RUSHING YARDAGE 108 189 PASSING YARDAGE 59 112 PASSES ATTEMPTED 12 15 PASSES COMPLETED 5 9 PASSES INTERCEPTED BY 1 1 PUNTS 5 1 PUNTING AVERAGE 29.8 51 FUMBLES LOST BY 2 3 YARDS PENALIZED 80 50 92 TEAM STATISTICS 1 TAMPA OPPONENTS 7 GAMES WON 2 268 Points ________________________ 80 41 Touchdowns ____________________ T2 21 Conversions ___________________ 8 0 Field Goals ------------------- 0 0 Safetys ------------------------ 0 FIRST DOWNS 112 Rushing----------------—--------- 71 32 Passing ____________________ 20 15 Penalties ______________________ 2 159 Totals ------------------------ 93 RUSHING 365 Attempts _____________________ 359 2512 Gains _______________________ 1442 106 Losses ----------------------- 291 2106 Net Yards Gained------------- 1151 267.3 Average Per Game---------- 127.9 6.6 Average Gain Per Play--------- 3.2 FORWARD PASSING 116 Attempts______________________ 128 51 Completions ___________________ 43 811 Yards Gained__________________ 565 43.9 Percent Completed ----------- 33.5 9 TD’s on Passes__________________ 4 TOTAL OFFENSE 481 Number of Plays___ — 487 3221 Yards Gained----------------- 1716 357.7 Average Yards Per Game 190.6 PASS INTERCEPTIONS 11 Number Intercepted 5 216 Yards on Interceptions.— 62 1 TD’s on Interceptions----------- 0 TOUCHDOWNS 32 Rushing________________________ 8 10 Passing________________________ 4 1 Punts Returned----------------- 0 1 Pass Interceptions ------------ 0 SCORING T.D. POINTS Herndon __ ----------------- 12 73 Shields . 5 30 Spack _ 7 43 Whitwcll ____________________ 1 6 Minahan 1 6 Mackic _____________________ 2 12 B. NuznofT 1 9 Gambrel! 2 21 K. NuznolT 5 30 Girgis ___________________ - 1 6 Sefcik 1 6 Coleman 1 6 Harte________________________ .1 6 Voetberg _ 1 6 RUSHING NET TRIES GAIN Herndon -----------------------59 Gil Mackic 56 323 Gambrell 49 201 Spack - 49 350 Minahan ---------------------- 40 57 K. NuznolT 11 162 Shields --------------------- 19 146 Coleman 25 218 B. NuznolT __ 12 71 Marshall --------------------- 5 16 Davis_______________________ - 18 61 Girgis 4 41 Waters 2 4 Whitwcll 12 65 FORWARD PASSING T. Com. Yds. Minahan ------ 84 41 625 B. .NuznolT 16 10 189 FUMBLE RECOVERY Osier______________2 Slovcnski ------- 1 5tory______________1 B- NuznofT — ... 1 Green _____________2 Strickland--------2 Sefcik . 2 Knight — 2 Lovely-------------3 Post -2 Duray ____________ 1 Voetberg ---------3 93 I A MOVE WAS STARTED by the Quarter- back Club to buy Coach Huerta a cor ond lent from all over the state con- tributed. A QUARTERBACK CLUB Banquet in honor of the team. 94 BASKETBALL First row: Howie Bernstein, Bobby Bryan, Jee Cardinolc, Gene Peeples, Fred Guziclck, Ed Sperling. Second row: Lcs Solomon, Wiley Coirncs, Alan Coson, Chuck Sm.tn, Ken Boate, Bill Brooks, Steve Zimbler. DEC. 1 TAMPA vs. BARTOW W DEC. 6 TAMPA vs. MIAMI L DEC. 8 TAMPA VS. FLA. SOUTHERN W DEC. 12 TAMPA vs. U. OF FLORIDA L DEC. 13 TAMPA vs. FLORIDA STATE L DEC. 19 TAMPA vs. W. CAROLINA W JAN. 6 TAMPA vs. ROLLINS W JAN. 7 TAMPA VS. STETSON L JAN. 14 TAMPA vs. MISS. COLLEGE W JAN. 17 TAMPA vs. ROLLINS L SCH ED U LE JAN. 20 TAMPA vs. FLA. SOUTHERN W JAN. 24 TAMPA v . VALDOSTA W FEB. 1 TAMPA vs. MISS. STATE L FEB. 2 TAMPA vs. MISS. COLLEGE L FEB. 4 TAMPA vs. TROY L FEB. 6 TAMPA vs. VALDOSTA W FEB. 7 TAMPA vs. FLORIDA STATE L FEB. 10 TAMPA vs. TROY W FEB. 11 TAMPA VS. MIAMI L FEB. 17 TAMPA vs. ERSKINE W 95 GENE PEEPLES GOES in for o score against the Mine Sweepers. 96 ALAN CASON ATTEMPTS o jump shot for Tompo. CHUCK SMITH attempts a hook shot. 97 SPARTANETTE CAGERS Left to right: Jonc Brodlcy, Shirley Keene, Joan Stroumon, Beverly Dobbins, Robbi Robles. Second row: Gloria Iglcsios, Ann Krcgcr, Jill Bishop, Pat Cloyson, Betty Jo Wheeler, Shirley Corliss, Mrs. Dophne Yvors, Facility Advisor. SHIRLEY KEENE Four-Yoor Lcttcrwomon 98 GLORIA YGLESIAS SHIRLEY CORLISS BOBBI ROBLES BEVERLY DOBBINS JANE BRADLEY JOAN STRAUMAN VARSITY CREW Coxswain: Jerry Voye. Second row: Henry Volencio, Nick Nichols, Jim Newmon, Don Phelps, Jock Hornett, John White, Art Blau, Lorry Moson, Joe Hewlett. MAR. 8 FOUNDER'S DAY REGATTA (Lakeland) MAR. 27 LoSALLE (Here) MAR. 30 AMHERST (Here) APR. 3 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE (Here) APR. 7 FLORIDA SOUTHERN (Lakeland) APR. 14 ROLLINS (Winter Park) MAY 5 CHAMPIONSHIP BETWEEN FLORIDA SOUTHERN, ROLLINS AND TAMPA (Here) MAY 12 DAD VAIL REGATTA (Philadelphia) LARRY MASON, Captain 100 JUNIOR VARSITY Coxswain: Al Horvood. Second row: Ed Keller, Roy O'Rourke, Jock Bishop, Bradley Wickcrshom, Richard Lovett, Jim Goble, Pete Scaglione, Pete Vasquez, Coptain. PETE VASQUEZ, Captain TOM ENOS Manager 101 OPKIT COACH STALNAKER giving special instructions. AND AWAY WE GO! VARSITY IN WE GO — BASEBALL Coach SAM BAILEY and Assistant Ccach FRED PANCOAST This year, under the able direction of Coach Hailey, the Spartans hope to have a successful comeback. There was no team last year but there are four returning letter men from two years ago. MAR. 9 VIRDON B. B. SCHOOL (Here) MAR. IS VIRDON B. 8. SCHOOL (Here) MAR. 19 MocDILL (Here) MAR. 23 VALDOSTA (Here) MAR. 24 VALDOSTA (Here) APR. 4 AM. INT. COLLEGE (Here) APR. 4 PATRICK AFB (Away) APR. 7 STETSON (Away) APR. 12 MocDILL (Here) APR. 17 UNIV. OF FLORIDA (Away) APR. 19 FLORIDA SOUTHERN (Here) APR. 26 FLORIDA SOUTHERN (Here) APR. 27 ROLLINS (Away) APR. 28 ROLLINS (Here) MAY 1 UNIV OF FLORIDA (Here) MAY 4 MIAMI (Away) MAY 5 MIAMI (Away) MAY 12 STETSON (Here) MAY 16 FLORIDA SOUTHERN (Here) MAY 17 FLORIDA SOUTHERN (Here) BOB GAMBRELL Pitcher LARRY MeGRAW Pitcher GEORGE CARD JIM MARSHALL Catchers 104 RETURNING LETTERMEN 105 108 FABULOUS FUN on Franklin Street. ONWARD Spartans! DIG THOSE crazy PJ's ot Pajama Parade. 109 EVERYBODY WANTS to get into the oct! IT LOOKS fine, but you just can't see where you're going. SENIOR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HENRY Di STEPHANO President BOB MARTOSKI Vice-President CONNIE FELICIONE 114 SHIRLEY KEENE.. ........Secretary ...Representative CLASS JANUARY ALBANO, FETER....................B.S. Tempo, Florida Major: Elementary Education ALVAREZ, ZENOBIA P.................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Biology ARCHIBALD, CHARLES E................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, General TKE Fraternity, Pres, of Student Body (55-56), Pres, of Interfraternity ond Sorority Council (54-55), Pres, of Irterfroternity Council (54-55), Pi Delto Epsilon, Editor (55) ond Sports Editor (54) of Moroccon, Sports Editor (54-55), WTUN, Who's Who (54-55), Vice-Pres. of Sophomore ond Junior Closses, Intromurols, Koppa Sigmo Alpho. BERDEAL, MARTHA....................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education BRUNS, JANET L.....................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Elementary Education B.S. 19 5 6 115 BUSSELLE, DONALD H. Major: English Minor: History R SENIO JAN CAPITANO, MARY JO . . . . Tampa, Florido Major: Elementary Education CLADAKIS, NICK G Tarpon Springs, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: Mathemotics, English COUTCHER. FRANK W. . . . Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Biology, Chemistry CURRY, JOYCE E. Tampa, Florida Major: Art Minor: English ZTA Sorority, FTA, French Club, Koppo Pi, WAA, Art Editor of Moroc- can (55), Chorus, Methodist Student Organization, Tompo Art Institute. D'AMATO, NANCY G. . . . . Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education DARROW, BEVERLEY G. • • • Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Major: English Minor: Spanish 116 CLASS U A R Y DAVIS, JESSE W., JR.................B.S. Tampa, Florido Major: Physical Education Minor: English DICKSON. NANCY G................8.S. Tompa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Dl STEP! ANO. KENRY J................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: E'.cmentcry Education FERNANDEZ, CELESTINO .... B.S. Tempo, Florida Major: Business Administr:ti:n, Gcnerol FRAZIER, JOE P......................B.S. Major: Business Administration, Gcnerol GARCIA, ROSALIND E...............B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Art Minor: English 117 SENIOR J A N GREGORY, MARGARET G. . . . . B.S. St. Petersburg, Flcrido Major: Elementary Education GUERARD, SYLVIA A.................B.S. Tempo, Florida Major: English Minor: Psychology JOHNSTON, CATHERINE E. . . . B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Elementary Education KEENAN, PAUL D.....................B.S. Portsmouth, New Hompshire Major: Business Administration, General MENENDEZ, MICHAEL.................B.S. Tompo, Florida Mojor: Elementary Education Minor: English, History RNJD Fraternity (Pres.), Intcrfro- fernity-Sorority Council, Senior Class Representative, Student Senate, Intro- murols. MEYER, CHARLES J................B.S. Tompo, Florido 118 Major: Chemistry Minor: Mothematics PARKS. KARL E., II CLASS U A R Y B.S. Tarpon Springs, Florida Major: Elementary Education PERDOMO, ROBERT H.................B.S. Tompa, Florido Major: Social Studies Minor: English PIREZ, MANUEL. JR.................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, General SAIS, THOMAS J...................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Physical Education Minor: English SAMPSON, VIRGINIA B............B.S. Mango, Florida Major: Elementary Education SANCHEZ, ELOY..................B.S. Tampa, Florido Major: Elementary Education 1 19 S E N I 0 R JANUARY SANTA CRUZ, STEVEN................8.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Business Administration, Gcnerol SCHILLER, ARTHUR R.................B.S. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Elementary Education STRANGE, SARAH J.................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Home Economics VILCHEZ, ANGEL. JR...............B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Elementary Education YORK, WILLIAM J.................A.B. Tempo, Florida Major: Art Minor: English NOT PICTURED: BROWN, BURRELL J.................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Business Administration, General DI PANFILO, FELIX D..............B.S. Yonkers, New York Major: Business Administration, General TURNER, MARGUERITE L.............B.S. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Elementary Education 1 9 120 CLASS GRADUATING EXERCISE CHARLES ARCHIBALD RECEIVES diploma from President Nance os Dean Rhodes and Dr. Keene assist. CARL BROREIN, JR., president of the tele- phone company, addresses the members of the January class. MAYOR CURTIS HIXON is honored by E. C. Nonce. THE JANUARY Graduation Closs. $ E N I 0 R J u ADAMS, BABB H......................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: English Minor: Religion ALVAREZ, JOE.......................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: History Minar: Spanish AULICK, ANN.......................8 S. Tompo, Florido Major: Music Minor: Education Bond, Chorus, WTUN, Sigmo Al- pho loto —(Pres.), Alpho Psi Onego. BAILEY, BARBARA A...................B.S. Tompo, Florida Mojor: Elementary Educotion Minor: English BARRY. JOSEPH L....................B.S. Tompo, Florido Mojor: Natural Science Minor: Mathemotics TKE Froternity, Florido Academy of Science. BARTLETT, LAWRENCE A. . . . B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, Generol CLASS N E 8EITRAN, HENRY C...................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Social Science Minor: Art BERDEAl, ARNALDO...................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Elementory Education TO Frotcrnity, Koppa Pi. BLAU, ARTHUR E......................B.S. Covington, Kentucky Major: Business Administration, General SPE Frotcrnity, WTUN, Newrr.on Club, Crew Team. BRITT, DOROTHY...................B.S. Montczumo, Gcorgio Major: English Minor: Music, Biology Sigmo Alpho loto (Vice-Pros.). BRYAN, ROBERT S....................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Physical Education Minor: English PKP Froternity, Vorjity Bosketboll, Intrcmurols. BURNS, EDWARD ).....................A.B. Tompo, Florido Major: English Minor: Spanish SPE Frotcrnity, Honor Roll. 5 6 12:’, SENIOR J u CARTER, LUCRETIA ANN .... A.B. Tompo, Florida Major: Art Minor: English CASEY, IDAMARY....................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: History SSS Sorority (Pres. 55 56), FTA, Newmon Club, Interfroternity-Sorority Council, Panhelienic, Honor Roll, In- tromurols. COLDITZ, WILLIAM...................B.S. Kensington, Pennsylvania Mojor: Business Administration, General Minor: English COLE, RICHARD J.....................B.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Business Administration, Accounting Minor: English SPE Frotcrnity (Vicc-Prcs.), Phi So- ciety, Deon's List, Who's Who, Senior Closs Representative, Student Scnotc, Intcrfroternity-scrority Council, Inter- froternity Council, Senior Class Nota- ble, Sons of Erin (Pres.), Newmon Club. CROCKER, STANLEY..................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, General CROSBY, JAMES......................A.B. Tampa, Florida Mojor: Music Minor: History 124 CLASS N E CUNNINGHAM, EDMUND V. . . B.S. Goy Mills, Pcnnsylvcnio Maj:r: Business Administration, General SPE Froternity, Phi Society, Deon's List, Holl of Fome. DALLAS, WILLIAM...................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Business Administration, General DAVIS, SrLVIA G......................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: English Miner: Speech, Drama AXO Sorority (Vice-Pres. 55), Sen- ior Notoble, BSU, Delto Koppo, Dan- ccrette. Homecoming Court (54-55), Sigma Kappa Nu Daughter, Intro- murols. DENHAM, MILDRED M..............B.S. Brandon, Florida Major: Elementary Education FTA, 8SU, Honor Roll, Chorus. DURAY, EDWARD.....................B.S. Cleveland, Ohio Mojor: Physical Education Minor: History Varsity Football. DURYEA, DORIS W....................A.B. St. Petersburg, Florido Major: English Minor: Art SENIOR J u EDWARDS, NADINE F.................8.S Tompo, Florida Major. Elementary Education Minor: English FELENTZER, CHRISTIAN W. . . B.S. Tempo, Florida Mojor: English Minor: History FELICIONE. CONSTANCE M. . . B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art, English Honor Roll, Dcon's List, Class Of- fices—Soph (Sec'y), Senior (Reo.), Student Senote (Corres. Sec'y), Closs Notobles, Who's Who, Homecoming Queen (55), Moroecon Queen (54-55), Cheerleader (Head 55-56), TKE Sweetheart (55). FERNANDEZ, EMILIO................B.S. Tempo, Florida Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology RND Froternity, Florido Acodemy of Sciences, American Chcmico! Soci- ety, Intramurals. FERNANDEZ, JOSEPH A. . . . . A.B. Tompo, Florida Major: English Minor: History FERNANDEZ, VILMA E...............B.S. Tampa, Florida Mojor: Eltmontory Education Minor: English DZ Sorority (Pres 55-56), Interfro- ternity-soronty Council (55-56), Pen- hcllcnic Council (Pres. 55-56), Senior Notoble, Homecoming Queen (53), Moroccan Court (55), Doncerette, Chorus, Minoret, WAA. 126 CLASS FUEYO, JACK M......................B.S. Tompo, Florido Maior: Basinets Administration, Control GARCIA, PEGGIE M....................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Elcmcntory Education Minor: Art, English OZ Sorority (Vice-Pres.), Who's Who, Homecoming Court (54), Mo- roccon Court (54), Koppo Pi, SKN Daughter, RND Sweetheort, Minoret, WAA. GLOCHICK, JOSEPH..................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Physical Education Minor: English GRECO, DICK A......................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Social Studies GREENE, THEODORE...................B.S. Endicott, New York Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology TO Fraternity, Ace Club (Vice- Pres.), Tennis, Golf, Baseball, Foot- ball—most voluoble player 53, out- standing linemon 54 55, Little All- Amcricon 55, Coptoin 55. HAASl, WARREN......................B.S. Largo, Florido Major: Music Minor: English SPE Froternity, Koppo Koppo Psi (Scc.-Trcos.), Bond, Philhormonic Or- chcstro. Newman Club. 5 6 127 SENIOR J I HARTING, SUZANNE...............B.S. Clcorvotcr, Florida Major: Art Minor: English Koppo Pi, Homecoming Court (55). HINES, STANLEY J..................B.S. Charleroi. Pennsylvania Major: Business Administration, General Minor: English HOVANEC, WILLIAM P...............B.S. Warren, Ohio Major: Physical Education Minor: English, Social Studies TO Fraternity, Newmon Club, Box- ing, Florido Association of Heolth, Physicol Educotion, ond Recreation, Footboll IZZEDDIN, SELMA....................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: French JANASIK, DAVID J...................B.S. Akron, Ohio Major: Business Administraticn, Gcnerol KAGEE, ARTHUR G....................A.B. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Spanish Dean's List, Honor Roll. 128 KEENE. SHIRLEY L. B.S. Ruskin, Florida Maior: Mothcmotics Minor: Physical Education KING, GENE.........................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: English KUFAIL, JAMES A....................B.S. Tempo, Florida Major: History Minor: English KUSHMORE. DIANE C...................B.S Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Physical Education Minor: English, Psychology DZ Sorority (Vicc-Prcs.), Deon's List, Honor Roll, Phi Society, Newmon Club, Class Notobles, WAA, (Pres.), Intromurols, French Club. LAMB, GLENWOOD E...........A.B. Wimoumo, Florida Major: Art Minor: Biology LARSON, ROBERT N..................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Businoss Administration, General SENIOR J I LEATHERS, ALVIN A..................B.S. Belle Glade, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History TO Fraternity [Vice-Pres.l, Inter- fraternity Council (Repr.), Football— outstanding back (54), Student Coach (55). LEEPER, GILBERT H...................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, General LONG, ESTHER H..................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education LOVELY. ROBERT....................B.S. Haverhill, Massachusetts Major: Physical Education Minor: History Varsity Football, Class Notable. LUMSDEN, BARBARA J..............B.S. Volrico, Florida Major: Elementory Education FTA, 8SU, Chorus. MANGRUM, RAYMOND A.............B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: English 130 CLASS J N E MARCUS, ANDREW, JR...............B.S. Tampo, Florido Major: Social Science Minor: Physical Education MARTOSKI, ROBERT W.................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Business Administration, Generol Minor: History President of the Senior Class, Stu- dent Scnotc (Vice-Pres.), Who's Who, Circle K, Pi Oelto Epsilon, Pi Koppo Phi, Minoret (Editor), Mcroccon (Bus. Mgr.), Boseboll. McCarty, Beatrice c.............b.s. Clcarwotcr, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: History MINAHAN, WALTER Y................B.S. Johnstown, Pennsylvania Major: Social Studies Minor: English, Physical Education MINAHAN, WILLIAM..................B.S. Johnstown, Pennsylvania Major: Physical Education Minor: History TO Froternity, Who's Who, Ace Club (Vice-Pres.), Boseboll, Football— outstanding bock (52-55). MORALES, ROSE M.................B.S. Tampo, Florido Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics 5 6 131 SENIOR J t NEWBURY, JAQUELINE L.............8.S. Sf. Petersburg, Florido Major: Elementary Education FT A, BSU, Honor Roll. NEWELL, JOYCE L....................8.S. Tempo, Florido Major: English Minor: Journalism AXO Sorority (Vicc-Prcs. 54 55), Pi Delto Epsilon (Pres. 55-56), Honor Roll, Who's Who, Freshmon Repre- sentotive. Junior Representative, Stu- dent Senote, Minoret, WTUN, French Club, SKN Doughter. OMICHINSKI, CLEM..................8.S. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: History Koppo Pi. RAY, E. DALE................. Tempo, Florido Mojor: Elementary Education B.S. RENFRO, RAY H.....................B.S. Tempo, Florido Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics ROCCAFORTE. DOMINIC .... B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Chemistry, Biology Flondo Acodemy of Sciences, Amer- ican Chemicol Society. 1 9 132 SABELLA, DOLORES CLASS N E 8.S. Tempo, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: English SANCHEZ, MARIO, JR................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: English RND Froternity (Sec.). SCOLARO, JOSEPH A.................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art SEGUNDO, ERNEST C................B.S. Matanzas, Cuba Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics RND Fraternity (Pres.), Junior Closs President, Student Senotc, Intcrfro- ternity-sorority Council (Pres.), Inter- froternity Council (Vicc-Prcs.), Who's Who, Senior Closs Notable, Los Pico- ros, American Chemicol Society, Flor- ida Acodemy of Science, BSU, French Club, Intcrnotionol Relations Panel. STABILE, JOHN M.....................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: Psychology STANALAND, WILLIAM N. . . . I S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, Generol 5 6 133 SENIOR J I STERN, EDWARD........................B.S. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Business Administration, Accounting STOKES, LEONARD E....................B.S Tompo, Florida Major: Business Administration, General Minor: English THISSE, LYLA.......................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: History, English SSS Sorority, FTA (Vice-Prev), BSU, Deon's List, Honor Roll, Phi Society, Chorus. THURY, JOSEPH L.................A.B. Tompo, Florido Major: English Minor: Chemistry, Mathematics TURNER, JAMES A..................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Mathematics, Chemistry WEBB, W. BRYAN......................A.B. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Radio, Speech SPE Froternity (Pres.), Pi Dclto Ep- silon, Koppo Koppo Psi, Who's Who, Senior Closs Notobles, WTUN (Sta- tion Mgr.), Interfroternity Council (Vice-Pres.), Interfrotcrnity-sorority Council (Sec.-Trcos.), Bond (Drum Mojor). EL m CLASS U N E WEDEL, MARK L......................B.S. Clearwater, Florida Major: Business Administration, Generol WEINSTOCK, HENRY R..............B.S. Mount Vernon, New York Major: Physics, Mathematics Minor: English Florida Academy of Sciences (Pres.), Dcon's List, Honor Roll. WHARTON, JACKSON B..............B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: History Minor: English Honor Roll. WILLIAMS, KENNETH T................B.S. Land O' Lakes, Florida Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry, English, History YATES, EUGENE G.....................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, Generol YNES, ANDREW.......................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration, Accounting I I 135 S E N I 0 R JUNE STEWART, JAMES T....................B.S. Tempo, Florido Major: Social Science Minor: Business Administration, Economics TO Froternity, Honor Roll, Inter- froternity Council, Interfraternity sor- ority Council, Ace Club, Canterbury Club, Business Office. NOT PICTURED BORCHARDT, RICHARD R.......B.S. DOYLE, JAMES T............A.8. HIERS, HARTLEY L. . . . Tampa, Florida St. Petersburg, Florido Bartow, Florido Major: Chemistry Major: History Major: Physical Education Minor: Mathematics Miner: English Minor: History B.S 136 CLASS AUGUST ALFANO, JOHNNY....................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Social Studies Minor: Physicol Education BARBON, NORMA.......................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education, English DZ Sorority, WAA, Chorus, Intro murols. BROWN, JESS G.....................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics TKE Froternity, Circle K, Florido Accdcmy of Sciences, Americon Chcmicol Society. CARSON, RALPH L..................B.S. Tempo, Florida Mojor: Social Studies FTA, BSU. COLE, ANNA M......................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education, Psychology FERNANDEZ, MERCEDES M. . . B.S. Tampa, Florida Mojor: Physicol Education Minor: Psychology 5 6 1S7 SENIOR AUG FINK, MARY E.........................B.S. Tempo .Florido Major: Elementary Education Minor: English HENRIQUEZ, THEODORE A. . . . B.S. Tempo, Florido Major: Physics, Mathematics TKE Froternity, Florido Accdcmy of Science. JACKSON, TILDEN...................B.S. Tampo, Florida Major: Business Administration, General JELSOVSKY, JOHN P., JR...........B.S. Limona, Florida Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry JOHNSTON. JEAN 6.................B.S. Tampa, Florida Major: Elomentory Education Minor: Home Economics FTA. JONES, HENRY C........................A.B Gulfport, Florida Major: English Minor: History 138 CLASS U S T KEIG, HARRY E........................B.S. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry MAFFEO, MARIO R.....................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: English TO Froternity (Vice-Pres.), Inter- fraternity (Pres.), Who's Who, Honor Roll, Circle K, Interfraternity-sorority Council, Football. MANAUSA, THEAU L.................B.S. Fort Collins, Colorado Major: Elementory Education, History Minor: English FTA, Chorus. MERRELL, WAYNE M....................A.B. St. Petersburg, Florida Mojor: Music Minor: English MIRANDA, CELESTINO................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Elementary Educotion Minor: History NUZNOFF, KENNETH R.................B.S. Dotroit, Michigan Major: Physicol Education Minor: History TO Fraternity, Ace Club (Vice- Prcs.), Football, Baseball, Bosketboll. I PEREZ. EDWARD, JR. A.B. Tempo, Florido Aojor: Industrial Arts Minor: English SCAGLIONE, FRANK..................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Social Studies Minor: English SCHWARTZ, PAUL J................B.S. Tompo, Florido Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology SPACK, THOMAS S.....................B.S. Johnstown, Pcnnsylvonio • • • Major: Physicol Education Minor: History SPE Froternity, Ace Club (Pres.), Footboll (Copt.). STEPHENSON, ROBERT................B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Business Administration, Accounting TINGWALL, JEANNETTE C...........B.S. Tompo, Florida Major: Chemistry Minor: Home Economics CLASS YGIESIAS, GLORIA L . . Tampo, Florida Major: History Minor: Physical Education WAA. TOMPKINS, AUTREY C Webster, Florido Major: Elementary Education Minor: History VILLANUEVA, RUTH Cali, Colombia Mojor: Elementary Education Miner: English WILLIAMS, ROY M., JR. . . . . B.S. Volrico, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: English WINDT, JACK W. B.S. Sarasota, Florido Major: Business Administration, Minor: English General NOT PICTURED: BORBIDGE, JOHN J B.$. Tompo, Florida Mojor: Business Administration, General GARCIA, HENRY B.S. Tampo, Florida Mojor: Physical Education Minor: English TO fraternity. Florido Association of Health, Physical Educoticn, ond Recreation, Footboll. GARRETT. MARGARET R. Tampo, Florida Mojor: Elementary Education Minor: English, History GAY, THOMAS B.S Bridgton, Maine Mojor: Business Administration, General 5 6 141 JUNIOR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS REY Y V A R S.................................. President RAY WAGNER................................ Vice-President MARYLOUROOS Secretory BILL BOSWORTH Representative 142 CLASS Agliano, Anthony Albcrdi, Peter Allison, John Alvarez, Silvio Alvcy, Shirley Andre, Koy Barreto, Rcynoldo Bello, Camile Benitez, Florentine Bishop, Potti Bosworth, William Bransford, Pauline Brown, Jess Buckley, Herbert Cagno, Anne Capitano, Som Caplinger, John Card, George Cato, Hansel Christmas, Jerry Clark, Anne Clements, Koy Cliff, Jo Ann Corliss, Shirley Coulter, Almo Cox, Josephine Cushing, Margorct Cutro, Joseph Doran, William Douhan, Lillian JUNIOR Doyle, Jomes Dristlc, Ronald Ehle, Robert Erk, Louise Fisher, Kenneth Gonzalez, Armando Gooding, Charles Groves, Sara Greenway, Doris Guagliardo, John Hamilton, Raymond Hansen, Fred Hernandez, Irene Hernandez, Manuel Hewlett, Joe Hinson, E. L. Hovcll, F. Huffstutlcr, Pat Hutchison, Bob Ippolito, Frank CLASS Kelley, Pot Kennedy, Dennis Klimes, George Knight, Jeon Kresge, Ed LoBruzzo, Pete Lake, William Lcto, Philip Lopez, Norma Loring, Frances Luis, Alice MacClintock, Hugh Mahin, Tom Martinez, Robert Moyo, Angela Mayo, Eleonor Meeks, Bob Menendez, Martha Mercandantc, Vince Miller, Margorct Moere, Tillmon Napoli, Christopher Neff, Creedo Nivens, Nanette Pordo, Jimmy Pasetti, Mary Patton, Wiley Payne, Mickey Pcordc, Wilhclmcna Persbocker, Nancy JUNIOR Polo, Lionel Pontcmburg, Lee Powell, Helen Rice, Alice Rimoldi, Ncllo Root, Mory Lou Rumorc, Mickey Sodlok, Robert Sandman, Corol Sovorino, Frances Scanio, Mory Scorgeant, oon Scfcik, Bill Sintlcy, Suxonnc Slovensky, Joe Sollish, Marilyn Spayde, Virginio Steinbach, Allen Stereo, Mike Stroumon, Joan Sumner, Gordon Ann Toofc, Robert Tostasccco, Louis Tew, Herbert Thrailkill, Martho Tcdd, Robert Turner, Lonny Urso, Fronk Vega, Leonora Vcgo, Nick CLASS Calhoun, C. Carlson, L. Merritt, E. Pancoost, F. Vorus, Robert Wagner, Roy Watkins, Nito Weary, Lora Wearer, Claris Wchcnkcl, Charles Wheatley, Ellis Wofford, Robert Woitos, Gerald Wright, Carmen Yglcsias, Manuel York, Norman York, Rachel Garrett, Margaret Miller, Doris Passiglia, Mary Richards, Barbara Wood, Richard Broedlow, Rudolph Brumfield, Roy Chicko, V. Cothern, D. Frost, J. Gront, V. Gonialcx, J. Scionti, A. Smalti, G. Turner, C. Yates, J. Wright, H. SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS DAVE HERNANDE Z.........................................President ROSEMARIE ROGERS............................................... Vice-President EARL CAMBAS Secretary BILL HEREFORD .................................... Representative 148 CLASS Akard, R. Akclcwicx, P. Alficri, E. Alvarex, A. Anderson, C. Anderson, D. Andrews, J. Antinori, E. Armstrong, P. Bailey, R. Banks, W. Borrow, E. Becker, B. Bembry, W. Berry, A. Bidwcll, D. Bishop, . Blair, W. Bodo, R. Bond, J. Boyd, N. Brenner, R. Bullard, P. Combos, E. Campbell, C. Cangiano, C. Castcllono, R. Centinaro, M. Chillura, C. Cimo, N. Clark. D. Clark, P. Clarke, W. Cliburn, R. Collet, E. Collins, C. Conda, A. Correll, S. Cory, J. Costa, D. Crofton, C. Crux, J. SOPH 0 M 0 R E Curry, R. Do vis, H. Dovis, P. Dec, D. Delgado, I. Deliberitij, R. Del Valle, A. Denman, W. Dickey, F. Dobbins, E. Doub, S. Doyle, P. Eikeland, J. Ettaro, A. Felicione, I. Fernandez, G. Fernandez, G. Fernandez, H. Ficcorrotta, S. Foley, N. Fuentes, J. Gambrcll, B. Gorcio, I. Garcia, J. Giunta, J. Going, B. Goldburg, P. Goldsmith, J. Gonzalez, J. Graham, J. Grant, V. Graves, G. Greco, J. Greco, V. Grey, E. Grillo, L. Grossman, D. Hall, K. Hamer, P. Hampton, C. Hampton, D. Hancock, P. C L A S S Honsen, E. Harding, 6. Hortc, D. Hatfield, D. Hoyes, E. Henry, E. Henry, G. Hereford, W. Hernandoz, D. Herranz, E. Hollon, J. Hollowoy, R. Howord, R. Hurley, R. Ippolito, A. Ippolito, F. Ippolito, S. Jesmer, W. Johnson, J. Jones, B. Kelly, J. Kimball, C. Klccko, J. Kobernot, A. Krumho'z, G. Lo Barr, E. Lake, J. Lawson, B. Leal, B. Leon, L. Lewis, K. Lipsey, L. Lo Cicero, A. Longo, V. Lopez, J. Mandese, Y. Maniscalco, F. Moniscalco, J. Midullo, N. Miller, A. Miller, E. Moody, E. SOPHOMORE Munoz, T. Nelson, M. Nettles. L. Nichols, N. Normon, C Nuzneff, t. Overly, P. Poniello, A. Porsons, R. Potterson, W. Pcorlc, D. Pendley, S. Perez, A. Perez, A. Perry, L. Petti, V. Philpott, G. Polk, L. Powell, R. Ran a_.o, S. Rcole, T. Xccd, R. Reeves, D. Robishov, E. Robles, B. Rodriguez, G. Rogers, R. Rogers, T. Ross, L. Ross, D. Rubio, D. Runckcl, J. Runckcl, P. Sanchez, R. Scarcella, R. Schabcrt, F. See, H. Seely, I. Shields, W. Shoun, S. Sluyter, N. Smith, C. CLASS Smith, D. Souto, J. Spencer, J. Stoll, W. Swartz, B. Tosclli, N. Troino, F. Troino, S. Tye, M. Tyson, J. Urso, R. Vorgoi, T. Voetberg, L. VonNunes, C. Voye, G. Wacoscr, M. Walker, R. Wolloee, P. Wotkins, M. Weothcrford, M. Westerweller, L. Wheeler, B. Wheeler, C. White, E. Wiley, B. Wilkinson, J. Wilson, W. Worden, L. Wucrtz, J. Wyman, M. Yongcr, W. Youdis, F. i FRESHMAN ii FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS RAY PORCARO President LARRY LUCAS Vice-President GLORIA OTERO Secretary BETH CARR Representative 154 C L A S Achin, G. Ackcrly, J. Adkins, T. Aizpuru, D. Albano, B. Allen, P. Allred, R. Alvarez, C. Alvarez, M. Arios, S. Ash, T. Axpeitia, E. Bailey, J. Baillie, J. Baker, M. Barcia, T. Barnett, B. Borreto, R. Beckwith, J. Beecher, J. Beeler, J. Beiro, J. Benitez, M. Betancourt, A. Bickham, R. Biclling, G. Birch, W. Bishop, J. Bishop, N. Blanco, R. Blondy, R. Blount, B. Boute, K. Sonar, J. Boney, W. Bossa, R. Boulet, J. Boyd, G. Bradford, A. Bradley, J. Bradley, J. Bragdon, T. Bragg, J. Brantley, R. Brcvda, M. Brigmon, B. Broady, R. Brooks, W. Budd, S. E S H M A N Buqqio, S. Burdette, B. Burns, J. Butler, A. Buzbcc, W. Buzzeti, E. Colderonc, F. Colhoun, M. Cameron, R. Camper, D. Conclcjo, M. Candeliere, J. Connela, S. Cannington, O. Capitano, J. Capltano, J. Capitano, V. Cardinale, J. Carr, B. Carrera, A. Cason, A. Costells, A. Castillo, O. Cakal, L. Cckol, B. Chambers, E. Chombcrs, P. Cillarcllo, P. Cinnamon, R. Clayson, P. Clements, B. Cochran, F. Coleman, R. Collier, J. Collins, C. Connolly, R. Connolley, E. Cook, L. Cook, R. Cooke, R. Corrales, A. Correa, Y. Coup, R. Craft, K. Crescenzi, G. Crull, P. Crum, J. Cueto, A. Culbertson, F. CLASS Cummins, A. Curry, D. Cusumono, A. Dallas, J. Daniels, P. D'Arpo, J. Dorsey, J. Davis, G. Davis, H, Davis, N. Davis, S. Davis, C. Doy, W. Dc Hart, S. De Loro, K. Delavina, L. Dclk, C. Dclk, G. Del Valle, A. Dcnnord, ). Dennis, W. Dior, A. Diaz, D. Diaz, N. Diaz, O. Diaz, R. Di Giacomo, L. Dill. G. Dobbins, B. Downic, C. Downing, J. Dukes, L. Durronce, M. Eden, C. Edmiston, M. Edwards, 6. Eikelond, R. Elder, R. Elliot, B. Enos, T. Escobia, M. Espinosa, J. Eubank, P. Fall, A. Falter, L. Former, H. Felicione, F. Felts, D. Ferlita, D. A N F R E S H M Fernandez, A. Fernandez, F. Fernandez, S. Ficcorrotta, D. Ficcarrotto, P, Fine, G. Fink, J. Follweiler, A. Frczzc, D. Frisco, A. Frost, T. Gable, J. Golbrcoth, R. Gallagher, J. Garcia, L. Garcio, R. Garcia, B. Garrison, B. Gcnco, N. Gentile, J. Giacobbe, L. Gillette, G. Gomez, A. Gomez, A. Gomez, Y. Gonzalez, C. Gonzalez, R. Goodwin, J. Gower, H. Greco, F. Griffin, J. Groomc, J. Guycr, P. Guzielek, F. Hagin, P. Haldeman, R. Hamby, C. Hamilton, A. Hansen, A. Harrell, G. Hartley, E. Harwood, A. Hedgepeth, V. Helton, A. Hendrix, P. Hcnriqucz, W. Herndon, D. Herndon, W. Hesoun, J. C L A S Hevio, Y. Hcymonn, G. Hickey, K. Hickey, L. Higgins, J. Hires, L. Holton, B. Hoover, E. Houghtoling, J. Hudson, E. Hughes, J. Hunt, F. Ingoglio, P. Izzo, J. Jockson, J. Jackson, W. Jahnke, G. Jeffrey, J. Jclsovsky, E. Johns, 0. Johns, T. Johnson, A. Johnson, J. Jones, D. Jones, J. Jones, J. Julian, B. Keller, E. Kelly, M. Kcndrell, N. Kichler, H. Kirby, W. Klcinpoppcn, J. Knight, J. Ketis, B. Kroger, E. Kretxmer, F. Krcuschcr, L Krieg, W. Lainharidt, R Lake, J. Lane, J. Langston, J. Longston, J. Lc Feure, 8. Le Feure, J. Lelky, B. Leone, S. F R E 8 H M A N Lester, E. Liberman, M. Lima, J. Lindoll, G. Livingston, B Lobb, G. Lockett, W. Lodato, D. Lombard, W. Long,M. Longvol, A. Loper, B. Lopez, D. Lopez, M. Lopez, R. Losse, H. Lubranok, A. Lucos, L. Lumia, S. Mackic, J. Maddox, P. Maggio, Y. Monausa, E. Mondesc, C. Mongione, J. Monn, E. Mano, F. Markovitz, H. Morrero, A. Marshall, J. Martin, C. Martin, K. Martino, A. Massey, M. Mothis, W. Maurici, C. Maxwell, B. Mayo, E. McCauley, P. McConnell, R. McCranie, N. McGrow, L. McNatt, C. McPherson, D. McSwain, I. Meadows, E. Meek, J. Mcnendez, H. Mencndez, L. t e 4 C L A S Meredith, 0. Merritt, J. Mertz, M. Mikler. E. Milion, C. Milion, E. Milifcllo, J. Militcllo, S. Miller, D. Miller, J. Milo, A. Mohler, R. Monte, G. Montcressi, J. Montes DeOco, F. Montgomery, D. Mooney, J. More, R. Morin, J. Morris, J. Morrison, P. Nonce, N. Newberger, F. Newmon, J. Newton, R. Niles, W. O'Connor, P. O'Rourke, R. Orth, B. Osier, R. Otero, G. Owen, E. Owen, M. Owenby, J. Popy. M. Pote, B. Poul, F. Poro, D. Perez, J. Philpott, K. Pi eo 11 o, A. Pitts, W. Porcoro, R. Posey, W. Post, B. Powell, W. Powers, J. Prodo, M. Prott, C. FRESHMAN Pratt, R. Prcchozko, F. Pucciarclli, F. Pudcrboch, i. Puentes, P. Pullaro, M. Pullora, S. Raitono, A. Ralle, E. Romos, R. Rccc, D. Reedy, B. Rice, C. Richardi, K. Richardson, C. Richardson, P. Riley, M. Rivas, i. Robbins, T. Roberts, R. Roberts, W. Robinson, M. Rocha, L. Rodger, A. Rodi, A. Rodriguez, D. Rodriguez, F. Rodriguez, H. Rogers, J. Roiz, I. Rosscll, N. Rotolo, P. Russo, M. Russo, R. Sabello, J. Sabella, L. Solodino. T. Salerni, S. Salinos, O. Salo, D. Sanchez, J. Satterfield, J. Scoglione, J. Scaglione, P. Schoepf, B. Schulz, D. Schulz, W. Schwalke, J. Schwcrtfcgcr, A. GLASS Scionti, M. Scollcr, D. Sellos. A. Shipman, H. Shockley, D. Shoemaker, J. Shults, D. Sicgal, B. Sicrro, J. Simon, M. Simonsen, A. Smsley, H. Skolnik, R. Skir.ncr, A. Sloven, V. Smith, A. Smith, C. 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FINE ARTS First row: Laura Jean Cook, Helen Powell, Angela Mayo, Yolanda Correa, Lu Ann Carter, Martho Thrailkill, Yolanda Hevins, Ido Fefeeione, Helen Markovitz, Karen Lewis, Julie Merritt. Second row: Pat Bullard, Ann Johnson, Rita Bodo, Joyce Capitano, Frances Ippolito, Yvonne Wetherford, Doreen Ross, Sylvia Salemi, Rosie Scarcello, Joyce Johnson, Noncic Hoopingorncr, Patti Bishop, Flo Benitez, Mory Passiglio, Mr. Wiltsc. Third row: Anno Cagno, Patsy Maddox, Sylvia Snow, Pauline Bronsford, Joan Fink, Irene Hernandez, Doris Hampton, Ruby Hogan, Jo Ann Rivas, Jan Beck- with, Angelo Alvarez, Mary Ann Centinaro, Jeanette Maniscolco, Iberia Roiz, Josephine D'Arpo. Fourth row: Herbert Morris, Sylvia Alvarez, Charles Hampton, Rickey Powell, Nicio Vega, Lawrence Worden, Richard Follwcilcr, Troy Townsend, Jerry Krumbholz, Hayes, Wilson, Phil Hamer, J. V. Moore, Natali Tosclli, Jerry Voyc. The University mixed chorus, under the direction of Professor Lyman Wiltsc. presented the Christmas portion of Handel’s Messiah in December. Programs were also given for civic clubs and in high school assemblies. The concert choir, composed of members of the larger chorus, made numerous appearances, including those at the Friday Morning Musicale. the Tampa Women’s Club, and the Zcphyrhills Women’s Club. The male chorus provides music especially arranged for male voices. 168 SPECIAL CHORUS First row: Sylvia Salmi, Selma Izzcdin, Lu Ann Carter, Martho Thrailkill, Flo Benitez, Mory Ann Centinaro, Iberia Roiz. Second row: Jerry Voyc, Sylvio Alvarez, Mary Possiglia, Ruby Hogan, Pauline Bronsford, Josephine D'Arpa, Nicio Vega, Mr. Wiltse. Third row: Rickey Powell, Lawrence Worden, Troy Townsend, Richard Follweiler, Jerry Krumbholz, Haynes Wilson, Phil Hamer. MALE CHORUS Herbert Morris, Hayes Wilson, Lawrence Worden, Richard Follweiler, Jerry Krumbholz, Sylvio Alvarez, Charles Hampton, Troy Townsend, Ricky Powell, Nicio Vego, J. Y. Moore, Natali Tosscli, Phil Homer, Jerry Voyc. Scoted: Mr. Wiltse. 169 I DRAMA Candida The Rev. James Mavor Morell....................Philip Swain Miss Prospcrinc Garnett......................Cormen Wright The Rev. Alexander Mill......................Robert Newman Mr. Burgess...................................James Gallagher Candida.......................................Diane Bidwell Marchbonks......................................Bryan Webb The Drama Department continued its success of last year when it presented “Candida” as part of the Homecoming activities. A group of talented and ambitious drama students, under the able and com| etent direction of Mrs. Frances Allen, put on a fine production, worthy of commendation by all. 170 4 4 GHTY ITES J 9 BAND MEMBERS Pint row, left to right: Joan Fink, Jimmy Croslcy, Chris Maurice. Second row, left: Holanda Fernandez, Sylvia Arias, Dorinda Diaz, Sandra Fernan- dez. Third row, left: Anthony Hamilton, Jimmy Downing, Dionc Bidwell, John Graham, John Wuertz. Center, left to right: Roy Porcaro, Jerry Hisoun, Gonzolo Rodriquez. Pint row, right to left; Lonnie Turner, Earl Owen, Harold Fuller, Leo Polo. Second row, right: Warren Haosl, Don Hendrix, Jack Miller, Richord Coup, Walter Wilson. Third row, right: Charles Pratt, Curtis Crofton. The I Diversity of Tampa hand, though small in number, is large when it comes to making good music. This year, among all other events, the hand went on a trip to Cuba. The uni- versity can well he proud of the hand. 172 CLARKE DAVIS Drum Mojor RONALD CINNAMON, Drum Major IDA FELICIONE, Majorette DANCERETTES Gerry Davis (head), Barbara Harding, Peggy Guyer, Sally Lou Corrcll. JILL BISHOP Twirling Acrobat THE UNIVERSITY of Tampo Spartan Band in action. 173 UHtiA hiana fliffiuru SPONSORED BY PI KAPPI PHI IVI 188 MOROCCAN of 1956 Miss Moroccan, though just a freshman at the University of Tampa, has already started her climb to the Beauty Hall of Fame. Diana represented Tampa U. in the Latin Fiesta and at the Citrus Queen Contest. She has been chosen as a calendar girl to represent the month of February. The Moroccan wishes you Best of Luck in everything, Diana. 177 I COURT THIRD MAID IfUA tftickeif fawn SPONSORED BY IfliAA Claine tflikler SPONSORED BY SIGMA PHI EPSILON FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FOURTH MAID 179 fttLbA CcHHie 'Jeticme One of the more important highlights of the most important event of the year—Homecoming —was the coronation of the Homecoming Queen. This year, Miss Connie Felicione is the choice of the students. Her dark hair and winning smile make Connie one of the prettiest queens the University has ever had. CONNIE WAVES to the viewers os she posses in the porodc. HOMECOMING QUEEN THE 1955 Homecoming Queen in crown. 181 . . .THE tfliM £ujaHhe parting SPONSORED BY TAU OMEGA ftUSA Dtartha Thtaitkill SPONSORED BY TAU KAPPA EPSILON 182 SPONSORED BY SIGMA PHI EPSILON COURT tttiiJ iHickeij Rumen SPONSORED BY FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 183 N O 1 I S d 3 n v i 81 V d d V 1 w fC ut 3 N I HI 0 3 3 Ml 0 H Sorority Floct Winner—DELTA ZETA Froternity Floot Winner—RHO NU DELTA 185 FACULTY Reception ot Homecoming. THE BAND marches in the Homecoming Parade. STUDENTS AND ALUMNI donee to the music of Claude Thornhill and his orchestra at the 1955 Homecoming Dance. 186 DR. COVINGTON MAKES o presentation to Dr. Nonce. EVERYONE ENJOYED the annual Children's Party. SENATOR SMATHERS addresses the Alumni. 187 HALL OF FAME ED CUNNINGHAM..............................................Scholarship ERNEST SEGUNDO...........................................Organizations CHARLES ARCHIBALD...........................................Government BOB LOVELY...................................................Athletics BOB MARTOSKI..............................................Publications JOYCE NEWELL................................................Activities Seniors arc chosen to the Hall of Fame by members of the faculty and administration who work with the various phases of campus life. This is an honor worth striving to attain. 188 SENIORS Left to right: Ernest Segundo, Connie Felicione, Dick Cole, Bryan Webb. Second row: Bob Mar- toski, Bill Minahan, Shirley Keene, Morio Maffeo. Not Shown: Charles Archibold, Henry Di- Stcfono. JUNIORS Left to right: Nancy Pcrsbacker, Martho Thrailkill, Borboro Richards. Second row: Non Nivens, Rey Yvars, Mory Lou Roos. 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