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k X Z z— T H E MOROCCAN z z ■y t UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA TAMPA, FLORIDA TONY SALADINO, JR. s) d ? Thj, Editor Three lovely jenorito� are � hown being greeted by Gooehot in typirol lotin fothion in Tampa'� Ybor City. Miss America of 1958, Marilyn Van Derber, was the guest of Mayor Nick Nuccio for the official dedicatory opening of Fairyland. Tampa's newest tourist at- traction. Fairyland is located at Lowry Park in North Tampa. Miss America ond Mayor Nuccio. or our • • Bonono boon dock and unload. Go� ' 0' ColKn� vi� it� Tompo during Homocoming. I Dr. Sperortis points to mop in history. Art students prepore for new drowings. Dromo student� rehearse ploy. Extrocurrieulo oclivities include fencing classes. FOR Intercollegiate othletics offer othletes opportunity to learn many skills. 3n Memoriam CLARENCE E. WHITE Esteemed by students, administration, and faculty, who will re- member his friendly smile and kindly manner, and his faithfulness and understanding. Alumni Association STUDENTS JAM ALUMNI SUPPORTED CAFETERIA The Alumni Association helps to keep the graduates together by the regard they hold for the school and their pride and desire to identify themselves with its past and future. Gu'dcd by an able president, Mr. Lawrence Donohue, the Alumni Association serves the University in many ways. The cafeteria, snack bar, and bookstore are under the capable management of Mr. and Mrs. Hall. THE SPARTAN SNACK BAR - AN ALUMNI PROJECT TABLE OF CONTENTS f I GOVERNOR STATE OF FLORIDA Tony Solodino. JMorion editor. greeted Governor Collin, on hi. vhi, !• To-po d-rlng Homecoming fe.tivitie. in November. 13 Prominent businessmen and community leaders make up the University of Tampa's Board of Trusteos. Composed of twenty-three members, the Board of Trustees has the task of formulating the policies which underlie the University's vast program. The University has prospered and expanded for many years by the policies the Board of Trustees has formed. DAVID E SMIIET Chairman of iho Board MEMBERS J. A. Griffin J. Crockett Farnell George B. Howell James L. Ferman V. H. Northcutt D. B. McKay V. V. Sharpe Chester H. Ferguson Paul Smith Frank M. Traynor J. W. Dupree C. C. Vega R. J. Binnicker Morris E. White Albert H. Case Al Yorkunas H. C. Culbreath Charles F. Blake David A. Falk Howard P. Macfarlane Carl D. Brorein Louis Wellhouse. Jr. 14 CARI D. 8ROREIN Convnifle Chairman ACTING PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION M. C. RHODES, B.S., M.A., Ph.O., D.Se Acting as president since Dr. Nance’s resignation is Dr. M. C. Rhodes. Dean of Administration. Dean Rhodes has been with the University for a great number of years and is well known and admired by everyone. 15 DEAN RHODES ADDRESSING STUDENT BODY IN ASSEMBLY. 2), }ean Oi w omen MRS. LUCIIE KING, A.8., M.A. Very helpful in assisting the men and women in the University with their curriculum are Dean King and Dean Burnside. They can be seen at all of the school functions, always ready with advice and lending a helping hand. 16 BOYD B. BURNSIDE, PhA, M.A. 2), van (Education HAROLD A. HEISER, Ph.B., M.A. In addition to beinq Dean of Adult Education. Professor Heiser is olso head of the Business Administration Deportment. ildtcmt dJrea urer Mrs. Pate handles the finances at the University's business office. She serves the University well in this capacity. MRS. JOHNNIE PATE 17 hazel bowman, a.b., m.a. In the office of the Registrar, a capable staff are busy processing admissions, com- piling statistical reports, and maintaining the transcripts and other official records of present and former students of the Uni- versity. 2)irector Wo 'ton omen 5 MISS MARCELLA HANLEY MRS. GERALDINE USHER Students from afar find a homelike en- vironment in the University dormitories. Oi mi t)omutoy witchloard MRS. MAE AVERY Hood Switehboord Operator Ably directed by Mrs. Mae Avery, the Informa- tion Office is the dispatch point for incoming and outgoing messages, and a ready means of commu- nication between all members of the University. 20 4« MRS. DOT Bfll Switchboard Operator 4 M ROSE CUERVO Buiinect Office ROSE SEOANE Bmintu Office AIDA DIAZ Bjpnen Office 21 CAMPUS MAINTENANCE The maintenance crew headed by Mr. Whitis and Mr. Yeager help to keep up the beauty of the school and campus. LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. R. R. WHITIS AND MR. POWEU YEAGER. PARKING LOT SUPERVISOR Parking at the University under the di- rection of Mr. Prince is kept in order and eases the parking problem. 23 PARKING IOT SUPERVISOR: MR. S. PRINCE aj.JXA HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES IYMAN WILTSE, Mu� . B., M.M. Dirtclor oi Mu tic STEPHEN F. PARK. A.B., MM. Mutic LOUIS A. NAVA Y VEGA A.B., B.S-, D.H. Sponith ALONZO O. TURNER 8.S. Music CAREY D. ELDRIDGE. A.B., M.A., Ph D. Sponith ALBERT S. BERGHAUSER, A.B., M A ftunth and Garmon HOWARD G. BAKER A.B., MA„ Ph.D. English LEO H. O'HARE A.B., M.A. English FRANCIS J. THOMPSON, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. fogtith ■ P' ARTHUR D. MATTHEWS, A.B., Ph.D. English HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES AIVAN R. M FADYEN A.8., M.A., Ph.D. English EDWARD PALZER, A.8., M.A., Ph.D. Speech FRANCES 6. ALLEN, A.B., M.F.A. Drama and Speech LYNN H. HARRIS A.B., M.A., Ph.D. English JAMES BIGNEll 8.S., M.A. Fine and Industrial Ait W. ERNEST VINCENT, JR. A.B., M.A. Dirtdor af Radio NORMAN BORCHARDT Fine Art CHARLES S. GILES, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Fine and Industrial Art HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES PAT HARDEMAN 8.S., M.A.. Ph.D. Philolophy HOPE T. EIDRIDGE A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Sociology HAROLD A. HEISER, Ph.8., M A. Business Administration RUSSEL CHARLES APPLE, A.B., M.C.S. Amounting ROBBIE E. WOOTEN B.S., M.A. Secrotoriol Stlenee RALPH E. WORTHINGTON B.S., M.Ed. Business Administration A. E. NIELSEN, A.B., M.AV Ph.D Business Administration G. LAWRENCE ROBERTS, JR., 8.S. in Bo� . Adm., M.Ed. Business Administration SOCIAL STUDIES AND SCIENCE J. RYAN MISER. A.6., M.A., Ph D. History ond Political Science JESSE I. KEENE, A.B., M.A . Ph.D. Hiitory ond Political Science JAMES W. COVINGTON B.S., M.A., PS.O. Hiitory ond Politico! Science ROBERT N. IARSON A.B., M.A. Political Science J. JAN BRAZDA, A.B. M.A.. PS D. PoliticoI Science STEPHEN I. SPERONIS, A.B., MPS D. Hiitory ROBERT E. WEAN. B.S., PS.O. Biologico! ond Physical Sciences CHARLES R. WAIKER. A.B.. B.S., M ., M.S., PS.O. Biological Sciences SCIENCE AND EDUCATION CLARENCE M. PRUITT, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Phyiiccl Science FRANK P. AVONDA, B.S., MA„ Ph D. Chtmlstry ROBERT J. DEW, JR. B.S., D.Sc. Chomiitcy HAROLD E. CARMONY 8.S. In Chem. Engr., M.S. Chtmistry GUY G. BECKNEll B.S., M.S., Ph.O., D.Sc. Phyiict CARL N. SHUSTER, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Mathemolict ELYSE G. SHEPPARO, A.B., M.A. Molhomolict PAUL H. HUTCHESON, A.B., HA. Mothtrr.olics LOUISE ROBIES, A.B., M.A., Ed.D. education OWEN REYNOLOS B.S., M.S. Mothtmotict SCIENCE AND EDUCATION REX C. KIDO, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D. Director of Teacher Training RALPH E. STOUT, B.S., M.A. Education ZOE COWEN, 8.S., M.A., Ph.D. Education FLORENCE R. STUMPF, A.6. Public School Music ROBERT L. MOHR B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Education C. J. HO A.B., M.A... Ph.D. Education MILLER K. ADAMS B.S , M.A. Physical Education IDA L EAS1BURN B.S., M.A. Education BENJAMIN F. SCHERER, Bs$„ M.A. Physical Education ELEANOR C. EBSARY, B.S. Phytical Education SCIENCE AND EDUCATION WILLIAM D. GIENN, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Psychology ELLIOTT B. RUDWICK, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Sociology JULIA C. WILLIAMS B.S.. M.P.E. and H. Physical Edocolion JAMES D. PIETRANGEll. A.B., M.A. Psychology MICHAEL D. DORAN A.B., M.A. Psychology FACULTY NOT PICTURED: EUSTASIO FERNANDEZ, B.S., M.A., M.A.E. Spanish ALEXANDER H. LADD, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Education ROBERT E. LEE, A.8., Th_M. Religion ALAN P. STUCKEY, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. History and Political Science 30 Ijtmueriituj, cJilL ranj The University library occupies an entire section of the first floor of the north wing of the Main Building. It contains a largo collection of volumes, including a well-rounded reference section, and re- ceives many curront periodicals, newspapers, and serial publications. CHARLOTTE ANNE THOMPSON, A.B., A.8. in I $., M.S. in l.S. 31 GLORIA RUNTON, A.8. DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS 32 PAUL F. PANCOAST. 6.S. HatkKoId Coach ANGUS WILLIAMS, 8.S. Backfitld Cooch Fiat Row: Po� li Clark, Jomei Golloflhtr, Conni Collin� . Stcond Row; Wolttr Wil� on, Buddy Bonin. During these veers we, the Seniors, hove witnessed many changes at the University. Among them were the remodeling of the Lobby. Spartan Splashes becoming a tradition. Sigma Kappa Nu becoming Pi Kappa Phi, Married Dorms became classrooms. Tau Omega and Rho Nu Delta merged to become Theta Chi so row all the fraternities on campus are national. A heating system was installed, Dr. Nance, our beloved President re- signed and our Crew team became State Champions and came in third in he Dad Vail Races in Philadelphia. Pa. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Gallagher..............President Walter Wilson .... Vice-President Patti Clark .... Secretory-Treasurer Connie Collins. Buddy Bonks .......................Representatives 34 ERNEST VALENTINO ANTINORI Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English SAMUEL S. UCCELLO Tampa. Flo. B.S. Major: History Minor: English REYNALDO BARRETO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Mojor: Modern Languages Minor: English 35 ETHEL FOLSOM BARROW Limona, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Sigma Tau Delta National Honorary English Fraternity. RICHARD BLANDY. JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education S.F.E.A., Librarian. 36 Major: Gonoral Business Minor: English RAYMOND LEWIS CLIBURN Plant City, Flo. B.S. Major: Physical Education Sec. of Physical Education Majors Club (56-57); Student Assistant in Physical Education (56-57): Student Assistant in Intramurals (56-57); Honor Roll; Dean's List. 37 JAMES THEODORE DAHLEM St. Petersburg, Flo. B.S. Major: English Minor: Speech. Drama. Radio Sigma Tau Delta National Honorary English Fraternity: Florida Historical Society. HAROLD EDWARD DAVIS. JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration 8and: Kappa Kappa Psi. 38 WENDELL LOWERY DENNIS Tampa, Fla. 8.S. Major: Business Administration Minor: English Major: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics N.S.E.A.: A.C.E.: Honor Roll. SARO DOMINICK FICARROTTA Tampa. Flo. B.S. CHARLES FRANK ROBINS Tampa. Fla. B.A. Major: History Minor: English Major: Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education Chorus: F.T.A.: Basketball; Ping-Pong Intramurals. INEZ DELFINA GARCIA Tampa. Fla. B.S. LOUIS GRILLO Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Theta Chi: Kappa Pi. National Hon- orary Art Fraternity. EUGENE PATRICK HENRY Tampa, Ra. B.S. Major: Business Administration Band; Chorus; Sigma Kappa Nu. || i M. YVONNE W. HEWITT Tampa. Fla. B.S. Majors: Elementary Education and English Delta Zota; W.A.A.; Baptist Student Union; Varsity Basketball; Treasurer of Pledge Class. 41 Major: Elementary Education MURIEL HATTON KOCHER Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English LUTHER FRANKLIN LAW Tampa, Fla. V B.S. Major: Elementary Education t Minor: Psychology ifl S.F.E.A.: Crew; Baptist Student Union. LIONEL OSCAR LEON. JR. Tampa, Flo. B.S. Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology President of Senior Class. 43 JESUS FRANK LIMA Tampa. Ra. B.S. Major: Social Science Minor: English Thota Chi. NORMA DOLORES LOPEZ Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Music Calendar Girl; Alpha Omicron Pi; M.E.N.C. ALICE IRENE MILO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Koppa Pi Nationol Honorary Art Fra- ternity: Honor Roll: Doan's List; N.T.E.A.; A.C.E.: N.S.E.A. 44 ANTONIO MUNOZ, JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Rho Nu Delta. GEORGE RAMOS Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Education Minor: History CHARLES RICHARD POWERS Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi. WILLIAM PLAISTED RANDALL, JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration JACK CLARE REIMER Tampa, F!a. B.S. Major: History Minor: Psychology and English 46 Major: Elementary Education ROSEMARIE ROGERS Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Alpha Chi Omega: Student Senate: Student Body Secretary: Vice Presi- dent Freshman Class and Sophomore Class: Cheerleader. Co-heod; Senior Notoble; Who's Who: Rho Nu Delta Sweetheart Court: Pi Kappa Phi Spon- sor; F.T.A.; W.A.A.: Spar-Spar; New- man Club; Honor Roll. ALBERT SAFERSTEIN Bronx, N. Y. 8.S. Major: Physical Education Minor: English Majors Club; Baseball: Basketball: President of Ace Club. 48 RALPH WILLARD TRIMBLE Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration 50 Major: Mathematics Minor: History ELLEN LEONORA WHITE St. Petersburg, Fla. 8.S. Major: English Minor: Home Economics Sigma Tau Delta. BETTY FREELAND WILEY Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics WILLIAM HERBERT YANGER, JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: History Minor: English Pi Kappa Phi; Crew. DACHE M. REEVES Largo. Flo. B.A. Major: English Minor: Drama Major: Elementary Education ISABEL B. WILSON Tampa, Fla. B.S. ROBERT BOYD AKARD Seffner, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education PATRICIA CARLYLE ALVAREZ Tampa, Ra. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Zeto Teu Alpha Mojor: Biology A.C.S. MARVIN R. ALVAREZ Tampa, Fla. B.S. 53 WILLIAM BRUCE BANKS Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: English; Psychology Tau Kappa Epsilon TKE Secretary. President; President of I.F.C.; Senior Representative; Who's Who; Associate Editor of Minaret; I.F.S.C. 54 W. WALLACE BEMBRY «% Jasper. Fla. P, B.S. . h' Major: Physical Education Pi Kappa Phi • | Football, 4 years: Men's Dorm Coun- i 1 ; cil: Majors Club: Class Notable. MANUEL BENITEZ. JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: History Minor: English JILL ELLEN BISHOP Limona, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Alpha Chi Omega Majorette 4 years: Presbyterian Club: S.F.E.A.; W.A.A.: Intramurals: Class Notable: F.T.A.: A.C.E.; Sigma Tau Delta: Drama. ii0472 ROLAND BLANCO Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Social Studies RUTH BRAGG Lancaster. Pennsylvania B.S. Major: Physical Education WILLIAM J. BUZBEE Tampo. Fla. B.S. Major: Accounting RONALD L. CINNAMON Somerset. Kentucky B.S. Mojor: Elementary Education Theta Chi Kappa Kappa Psi: Circle K: Band: • Student F.E.A. President. 57 PATRICIA MAE CLARK Tampa, Fla. B.S. Mojor: Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha (president) Panhellenic Council: Cheerleader; I.F.S.C., Secretary: Student Senate: Moroccan Staff: Homecoming Dance Committee: Pi Kappa Phi Daughter; Irish Club; Who's Who: W.A.A.; Methodist Club. MARY VIRGINIA CLOVIS Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education A.C.E.; N.E.A. CONSTANCE J. COLLINS Benton Harbor. Michigan B.S. Major: Business Administration Freshman Class Secretary; Boots and Saddles. Secretary; Cheerleader W.A.A., Vice President: Newman Club; Daughters of the Sod. Presi- dent: Senior Class Representative: Student Senate. Corresponding Sec- retary: First Maid. Pi Kappa Phi Rose Boll: Third Maid. Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Court; Alpha Chi Omega Pledge President: Class Notable. 58 NANCY LEE CONE St. Petersburg, Fla. B.S. Major: English Honorary Literary Fraternity; Meth- odist Student Movement. Major: Physical Education W.A.A.; Varsity Basketball: Varsity Volleyball. Major: Chemistry: Mathematics SHIRLEE CAROL ANNE CORLISS Tampa, Fla. B.S. JOSEPH G. CORY Tampa, Fla. B.S. 59 DANNY MICHAEL COSTA Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Social Science Pi Kappa Phi. Officer; Circle K. Vice President: Political Union. JACK J. CRAPARO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: History Theta Chi. DERRELL R. CURRY Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration ROBERT EDWARD CURRY Tampa. Flo. B.S. Major: Business Administration NAN PATRICIA DAVIS Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: History Zeta Tau Apha: Pi Delta Epsilon; Pi Kappa Phi Daughter; Newman Club: Irish Club; WTUN. Women’s Editor: Spring Ploy; Class Notable: Moroc- can Court; WFLA Youth Ponelist. WILLIAM R. DAY Chicago. III. B.S. Major: Elementory Education WAYNE DUNN DENMAN Beaumont. Texas B.A. Major: History ANTONIO PEDRO DIAZ Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: English Minor: Spanish Major: Elementary Education A.C.E.: S.N.E.A.; Chorus. CARIDAD L. DeLARA Tampa. Fla. B.S. 62 PHYLLIS FELICIA DOLGIN Now York, New York B.S. Major: Elementary Education DcNovo Editor; Alpha Psi Omega: Pi Delta Epsilon; Sigma Tau Delta: Dramatics. NORMAN E. DOUGLASS, JR. Narberth, Pennsylvania B.S. Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi, President; I.F.C.; I.F.S.C.; Homecoming Dance Committee. 63 CHARLES DOWNIE Jacksonville. Fla. B.S. ii Major: Physical Education Minor: English Pi Kappa Phi; Mojors Club: Football. ( RUTH H. EIKEIAND Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Psychology Honor Roll. IDA ANN FELICIONE Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Freshman Class Secretary: Candidate tor Citrus Queen: Latin Fiesta: Ma- jorette: Who's Who: Moroccan Court: Homecoming Court: Miss Spartan Warrior: Miss N.A.I.A.; Queen of Aluminum Bowl; Pi Kappa Phi Daugh- ter; Pi Kappa Phi Rose Queen; Can- didate for Orange Bowl Queen. 65 Mojor: Elementary Education PAULINE MARIE FICARROTTA Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History and English Delta Zeta. JOSEPH FUENTES Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Chemistry; Mathematics Theta Chi; American Chemical Society. 66 JAMES ANTHONY GALLAGHER Tempo, Fie. B.S. Mejor: English Pi Keppe Phi. President: WTUN. Sports Editor: Mineret Staff. Moroc- can Staff: Pi Dolta Epsilon. Vice Presi- dent; Alpha Psi Omega: Senior Class President: Student Senate: Home- coming Play: Spring Play: Outstand- ing Actor: Football Publicity Direc- tor: Zeta Tau Alpha Sponsor: Irish Club: Class Notoble; WFLA Youth Panelist. 67 Major: Business Administration JACK E. GRIFFIN Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration DORIS ANN HAMPTON Harrisburg. Pennsylvania B.S. Major: Elementary Education Delta Zeta, President; Future Teach- ers; Panhellenic Council: I.F.S.C., Secretary: Rho Nu Delta Sweetheart; Newman Club. 68 ALFRED A. HANSEN St. Petersburg, Flo. B.S. Major: Business Administration JACK A. HARNETT Tompa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi. Treasurer: Circle K: Varsity Crew; Dad Vail Rowing Association. DONALD ROBERT HATFIELD Brooksville. Flo. B.S. Major: Elementary Education S.F.E.A. EDWARD C. HERRANZ Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: History Theta Chi MARGARET ELEANOR HAYES Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education RUBY GORDON HOGAN Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Social Studies H. W. HOLLINGSWORTH. JR. Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Music Koppo Kappa Psi: Band: M.E.N.C.: Tampa Philharmonic Orchestra. EDD CLINTON HUDSON Washington, D. C. B.S. Major: Business Administration Honor Roll: Minaret Sports Writer; Circle K. Secretary: Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, Secretary, Pledge Treasurer. ROSEMARY HURLEY Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration Alpha Chi Omega, Warden; Spar- Spar; Cheerleader, Head: Newman Club: W.A.A.: Pi Kappa Phi Daugh- ter; Who's Who; Class Notable. WILBUR R. JESMER Tampa. Fla. B.A. Major: Art Baseball. MURRAY L. KAUFMAN Spring Valley, New York B.S. Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology JAMES M. KELLY Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration 73 ANGELICA LEFLER Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Kappa Pi: Chorus: Honor Roll: A.C.E.; N.E.A. 74 ANTHONY JOSEPH LoCICERO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Theta Chi. GEORGE W. LOBB Sanford. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration JOSE C. LOPEZ Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Industrial Arts JOHN BAILEY MACKIE Clearwater. Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Education Football: Majors Club. ROBERT E. MAXWELL New Lexington. Ohio B.S. Major: Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon. YOLANDA MENENDEZ Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English; History Delta Zeto Sorority. 76 JAMES C. MILLER. JR. Willard. Ohio B.S. Major: Physical Education Basketball: Baseball: Sigma Phi Eps Ion; Majors Club. ROBERT C. MOHLER New York. New York B.S. Major: Industrial Arts Kappa Pi; Chorus: Concert Chorus. 77 DONALD P. MONTGOMERY Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon: Student Body. Vice President: Circle K; I.F.C. JUDITH ANN McVEIGH Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art N.E.A. CHARLES DALE NABORS Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi: Sigma Kappa Nu Pledge President; Freshman Crew; Varsity Crew; Dad Vail Rowing Association. 78 LAWRENCE JAMES NETTLES Lutz. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration GONVILLE KENNETH PHILPOTT, JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration AUGUST C. PANIELLO Tampa, Fla. B.A. Major: History Theta Chi; Intramurals. — 79 WILLIAM L. POST Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Education Pi Kappa Phi; Majors Club: Football, Captain. GONZALO RODRIGUEZ Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Music Education Theta Chi. DOLORES GLORIA RUBIO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Chorus: Los Picaros: S.N.E.A.: A.C.E. Sigma Tau Delta: Spanish Club: Honor Roll. 80 TONY SALADINO. JR. Tampa. Ha. B.S. Major: Physical Education Minor: English Theta Chi Fraternity: Moroccan Edi- tor. 1958: Minaret Sports Writer, 1954; Majors Club: Intramurals: Sports Publicity Director, Athletic Department, 1956-57. � l I HENRY A. SCAGLIONE Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Accounting Sigma Phi Epsilon. JOSIE SCAGLIONE Tampa. Fla. B.S. t Major: Elementary Education Delta Zeta: S.F.E.A.: A.C.E. JOAN VALENTINE SHAFFER Lima. Ohio B.S. Major: Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega. Recording Secre- tary: University Players: S.F.E.A. 82 Major: Business Administration MARY JUNE SPENCER Ruskin, Fla. B.S. Major: English F.T.A.; Mothodist Student Union Spanish Club. DORATHY ANNE STEWART Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Physics Phi Society: President of Collegiate Division, Florida Acadomy of Sci- ences: F.T.A.; Spanish Club. JERRY STRICKLAND Wauchula, Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Education Football; Mojors Club. MARIE ISOBEL SWINGLEY Tampa. Fla. B.A. Major: Psychology WTUN Staff; Pi Delta Epsilon, Secretary-Treasurer. ROBERT J. SWIRBUL Tampa, Fla. 8.S. Major: Business Administration Freshman Class President; Junior Class President: Acting Student Body President. 1957; Student Senate: Pi Kappo Phi; Circle K, President; Pi Delta Epsilon. Vice President; Min- aret, Business Manager; I.F.C.; I.F.S.C.; Who's Who; Class Notable; F.I.P.A.; WTUN Sports Announcer. JAMES G. TARWATER Tempo, Fla. B.S. Major: Chemistry Florido Acodemy of Sciences. I VINCENT LOUIS TATA Detroit. Michigan B.S. Major: Music Theta Chi: Campus Photographer; Radio. WTUN: Band: M.E.N.C.: F.T.A.; Kappa Kappa Psi; Phi Mu Alpha: Circe K; Sigma Tau Delta: Spanish Club: Dromo Club; I.F.S.C.: I.F.C. i 85 NORA ANN POGORZELSKI Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Transfer from University of Wiscon sin; Alpha Phi; lota Chapter. MARILYN LANOR WATKINS Largo. Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Educolicn Sigma Sigma Sigma: Dormitory Club. JOANNE KELNER WEISMAN Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education BETTY JO WHEELER Seffner. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education W.F.; W.A.A.; Intramurals: S.F.E.A.: A.C.E. HELEN CATHERINE WHITE Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration Alpha Epsilon Delta: Newman Club: Dancerette; Chorus. WALTER C. WILSON Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Music Band: Rho Nu Delta, Treasurer; Theta Chi, Treasurer: Kappa Kappa Psi. Secretory-Treasurer; Sigma Tau Delta. President: Senior Class Vice Presi- dent; Student Senate; Chorus. ROBERT E. WOFFORD. JR. Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Accounting Pi Kappa Phi. RICHARD ALLEN WOLBERT Williamstown, New Jersey B.S. Major: Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi. Secretary; Circle K; International Chaplain. 89 CHARLES NOLAN ANDERSON Clinton, Illinois B.S. Maior: Physics: Mathematics Drama: University Plays. MARGUERITTE W. THURSTON Clearwater. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education ELMER A. NICHOLS, JR. Tampa. Ha. B.S. Major: Art Pi Kappa Phi: Kappa Pi; Circle K: Newman Club: Varsity Crew; Minaret Staff, Sports Writer, Editor; Intra- murals. 90 MARIA LOUISE ADAM Norwalk, Connecticut B.S. Major: Spanish Transfer from Marietta. Minaret. Ex- change Editor; Spanish Club. Mari- etta: Chi Omega: Sigma Delta Pi: Epsilon Delta Phi; Intaglio; Yearbook; Spanish Club. President. ANN AHERNE Ridgewood, New Jersey B.S. Major: Physics Newman Club. 91 JAMES C. BLOMELEY Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Accounting ROBERT CHARLES BONDI Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Education: Psychology Theta Chi. President: Class Notable: Circle K; Jr. Rotarian: I.F.S.C.: I.F.C.; Majors Club: Westminster Group. FELIX CALDERONE Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History CHARLES L. CAMPBELL Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: History Minors: Psychology: English. I JOYCE CAPITANO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Delta Zeta: Student Senate: Vice President, Junior Class: Homecoming Queer, 1957. 93 AUGUSTINE N. CARRERA Tampa. Ha. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art DOMENICK VINCENT CHILLURA Tampa, Ha. B.S. Major: English; Biology F.A.S. MARION ROBERT CHRIST Tampa. Fla. B.S. Alpha Tau Omega AGUSTIN CUETO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education MARK CUNNINGHAM. JR. Princeton, Kentucky 8.A. Major: History Sigma Phi Epsilon DORINDA DIAZ D’AGOSTINO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Band: Varsity Volleyball. SANDRA RITA FERNANDEZ Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Band; Zeto Tau Alpha, Vice President; Sigma Alpha lota; i.F.S.C., Treasurer; Panhellenic Council. LOUIS GIACOBBE Mt. Ephraim. New Jersey B.S. Major: Business Administration Football. Major: Accounting PAUL E. DANIELS Tampa. Fla. B.S. 96 FRANK GRECO Fredericksburg. Virginia B.S. Major: Elementary Education Pi Kappa Phi: Circle K. RENE JOSE GONZALEZ Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Social Studies Kappa Pi; Spanish Club, President: Honor Roll: F.S.J.; Newman Club. JACK GONZALEZ Tampa. Ha. B.A. Major: English PHYLLIS JO HAGIN Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega. JAMES A. GREENWALD, III Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Administration RUTH E. HALDEMAN Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education ELLA MARGARET HARTLEY Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Methodist Student Movement. Presi- dent; Student N.E.A. DONALD EUGENE HERNDON Wauchula. Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Education Football; Little All-American: Majors Club: Baseball. ELEANOR ANN HERNANDEZ Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minors: English; History HOWARD KICHLER Tempo. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Theta Chi: S.F.E.A.: Minaret Staff: A.C.E. CHARLES W. LASSITER Black Oak. Arkansas B.S. Major: Business Administration PHILIP LAWRENCE LINDSLEY Tampa, Fla. B.S. 100 Major: Physical Education Majors Club: Sons of Erin. 101 JAMES MICHAEL MARSHALL Leesburg. Fla. B.S. Major: Physical Educaiion Football: Baseball. All-State. 1957; Majors Club. CHRISTINE B. MARTIN Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education B.S.U. ANN MAYO Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Band: Dancerette: Irish Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart. 1957; Candi- date lor Homecoming Queen. 1957. 102 AUDREY LeTOURNEUR MURPHY Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: History Minor: English Honor Roll; Sigma Sigma Sigma. MARIE JO-ANN MIRABELLA Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: English; History Alpha Chi Omega. CHRIS NAPOLI Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: Music 103 JULIUS RONALD PADGETT Tampa, Ha. B.S. Major: Mathematics Pi Kappa Phi. MARVIN LEWIS NELSON Tampo. Flo. B.S. Major: Science Kappa Alpha. FRANK M. PAUL Clearwater. Fla. B.S. Major: Accounting Minor: English 104 DOMINGO ALBERT PAZO Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Methodist Student Movement: Circle K; Sigma Tau Delta: Honor Roll. VICTOR R. PEREZ Tampa, Ha. B.A. Major: English Theta Chi; I.F.S. Council, President; Tri Beta; S.A.K. LAWRENCE M. POLK, JR. Tampa. Fla. B.A. Major: History 105 I u frank j. pucciarelli Tampa. Ra. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History B.S.U.; F.T.A.; A.C.E. MARY PRADO Tampa, Fla. B.S. Major: Elementary Education Delta Zeta: Student Senate; Moroccan Court. KATHLEEN C. RICHARDI Tampa. Fla. B.S. Major: English 106 HOWARD LAWRENCE SINSLEY Tampa, Ha. B.S. Major: Business Administration Student Body Prosidont; Pi Dolta Epsi- lon President: Tou Kappa Epsilon President; Alpha Psi Omega: I.F.C.; I.F.S.C.: Circle K: Drama Plays: Pub- licity Director. Athletic Department; Minaret Staff. t 107 CHARLES JAMES STOCKFORD Tampa. Fla. B.A. Major: English Minor: Speech; Journalism WTUN Staff: Pi Delta Epsilon; Minaret Staff; Newman Club. EDWARD VAN GELDER Bradenton. Fla. B.S. Major: Business Tau Kappa Epsilon; WTUN Staff; In- ternational Relations Panel. Theresa Alley Paul Willis Ather Harry Yost Britton Patricia Anne Bullard Ross Cafaro Patricio Carol Cairns Betty Rodes Cory George W. Cary Velma Joanne Cline Elric Burton deDiego Douglas Dee Albert Louis DeShong Lillian Mae Douhan Leroy George Drew James Martin Eikeland Gloria C. Fernandez Herman Guillermo Fernandez Horace Joseph Fite Earl Eugene Fogle Francis Frederick Fuckeck Robert Milton Gambrell Charles Thomas Gooding Seymour Gottlieb Myron Philip Homer Anno Marie Heath Miriam Hirsch Charles Griffin Jackson William Marx Jefferson James E. Jeffrey Jerome Toylor Keeney. Jr. Dennis James Kennedy Charles Edmunds Kimball Mack S. Lee Alice Suarez Luis Rene Joseph Milian. Jr. Alice Doyle Paco Wiley Ralph Patton Mickey Lee Payne Tony Reale Velma Truell Rector Duane Anne Robertson Barbara Anne Robles Robert Edward Sanchez Bruce Albert Sciotto Harlon Adair See William Walker Shields James Wesley Smith Grace C. Somers James Arthur Stauch Marguerite W. Thurston Dorothy R. Travis Lorry Dirck Voetberg II I1 I Sitting! Mory Prado, Joyce Copilono. Knotting: Joo Perez. Roy Porcoro. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS RAY PORCARO.....................................President JOYCE CAPITANO.............................Vice-President MARY PRADO............................Secretary-Treasurer JOE PEREZ..................................Representative Officers and members of the Junior Class were prominent in many phases of campus life during the year. Joyce Capitano was secretary of the Senate. She was also Home- coming Queen, and Sylvia Greeson, Ann Moyo, ond Gloria Otero were Moids of her Court. Mary Prado was chosen First Maid in the Moroccan Court. Shirley Budd ond Sally Wallace were Calendar Girls. Juniors in Who's Who are Ray Porcaro. Joyce Cap- itano. Joe Perez. Jack Espinosa. Peggy Guyer. Mary Meehan. Lynn Cekal, and Carolyn McNatt. Jean Morris was editor of the Minaret, and was elected president of the Florido Intercollegiate Press Association. Beth Carr and Glorio were cheerleaders. Joon Jones. Marie Riley. Peggy Guyer. Ann Moyo. Carolyn McNatt. and Sylvia Davis were Dancerettes. Ray Porcaro was elected president of the Student Body for 1958-59. 110 Shirley Budd Eddie Mae Caltagirone Dave Camper Oscar Canningfon f Robert Carter Lynn Cekal Pete Ciccarello Charles Coleman 111 Ewing Esch Jack Espinosa Lou Falter Joan Fay Doriece Ferlita Sandra Fernandez Dominick Ficarrotta Grace Fine 112 Joan Fink Larry Garcia Michael Geary Fred Girgis Peggy Guyer Carolino Hitch Ruth Haager Stevens Hardin « % Ruth Haldeman Charles Hagin Alan Harwood Bill Head !'■ I i i . Salvatore Jiminez Joyce Johnson Paul Joyce Pat Kimbrell ft 113 Frank Kretzmer Jackie Landrcss Henry Lefler Gloria Lindall Philip Lindsley Stewart Long Dalia Lopez Ramona Lopoz Barry Mack Betty Mann Frank Mano Christine Martin Kenneth Martin Robert Martinez Ciro Maurici Betty Maxwell Ann Mayo Sam Militello Ernest Milian Marie Mirabella 114 John McNamara George Nieto Charles Peruzzi Albert Picallo Robert Mohler Grace Monte Jean Morris Daniel Murphy Bob Ondrula Gloria Otero I ! Earl Owen Bill Paskalakis Boyd Pate Joe Perez t| Joe Priest Frank Pucciarclli Bill Polaski Ray Porcaro James Powers ShiHey Pullara 115 Pamela Shaffer Ben Siegel Douglas Smith Norman Smith Harriot St. Clair Marion Staudingcr Charles Stoclcford Shirley Strum 116 Hayes Wilson Ray Suarez Robert Thompson Pat Thomson Caroline Whitwoll Patrick M. Allen Patricia L. Amsler Guy F. Amuso Adelaide Atwood Eloy Azpcitia Rita Carolyn Baker Kathrino T. Beasley Bernadine Becker Kenneth Belliveou Richard Thurston Betts Wendell P. Blair Elizabeth A. Bowden Albert Jack Bradford Grace Elizabeth Brown Marinel W. Brownfield Wiley Cairns Stephen I. Cannella Mildred J. Capps Kathryn Elizaboth Carr Mary Louise Chirnside Gino Crescenzi Glen F. Davis Aida DelValle Brian Downey Anita L. Doyle Margoret Ellen Edmiston Jeremiah Gancy Doris B. Garthright Emily Weeks Gayton Harry M. Geary Gail Geist William Paul Gens Steve Gerakios John Manuel Gonzalez 117 Clyde E. Green Sylvie R. Greeson Doneld K. Grossman Francis 8. Gu7ie!eSc Andrew J. Henry Arlie J. Hoover Richerd L. Hoskins Steve Itelieno Virginie M. Johnson James Gilbert Jones Vesilios J. Ketseres Dorothy M. Kennedy John E. Kleinpoppen Bill A. Kotis Nick G. Krouskos Gereld A. Krumbholz Richerd Lee Lemper Weyne Edmund Leu Williem D. Leith Maurice M. Long Ann C. Lyles Florence J. Mencuso Russell Arlen Mersh Rebecce N. Martin Rodolfo Julien Mertinez Herbert E. Meson Harold Motters Mary A. Meehan James M. Memo Aubrey O. Meredith Charles R. Milian Dennis K. Murphy James J. McNamara Carolyn McNett 118 Gaylon G. Cverbey Charles C. Patton Vincent James Petti Anthony Pomilio Thomas J. Poulos Robert Lee Pratt Lynda W. Robinson Jasper P. Rotolo Frank E. Roulstone Dolores Scales Frank L. Schabert Bobby L. Shows Brightman Skinner Sylvia N. Snow Angelo C. Spicola Harold L. Stott Maryc E. Sullivan Ray Tamargo, Jr. Rodney F. Thompson Theodora M. Toth Frank Traino Sarah G. Umstot Paul R. Upthegrove Dorothy R. Vanderpoel William Viera Karl Alfred Vogeler Martha Von Gemmingen Estelle Waldman Maureen Walzer Jerry B. Webb Robert James Wilbur Robert H. Willoughby Androw Winter Robert E. Withers Mary M. Wrogg I I JO SUCO, FRED GONZALEZ, BOB SWIGERT, JUNE SNOW President . . . . Vice President . . Secretary . . . Representative . . FRED GONZALEZ ... JO SUCO . JUNE SNOW . BOB SWIGERT The Sophomore Class this year per- formed the required tasks of being in charge of the Freshman Class. Rat Week was held the first week of school. The rats'1 were required to wear signs telling their names, ages. etc. and eoch day they had to do something difforent, wear dif- ferent colored seeks, braid their hair in pig toils, etc. At the end of the week, before the football game, the freshmen decorated the goal posts ond that night had the annual pajama parade which proved to be loads of fun and a great success. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 120 Ton Additon Nancy Akhediok Frank Alfonto Angel Arenoi Nildo Argwellet Lorry Arnold Normo ). Ar o George Bradford Jerry Bradley lovil Broy Vincent Cockovnki £ Bernord Coin w Carmen Coltogirone Sondro Cope Robert Canon M A u vs 121 SOPHOMORE 122 Mari«t « Garceau Robart Garcia Frank Gagunda Alland Fry June Futsall Jamoi Gallogly Sara Going Frad Gonzalez Oorii Gullette Norma Giorgianni Anthony Girganti Sam Giunta CLASS 123 Jerry River� Anthony Rodriguez Rudy Rodriquez Tony Rodriquez Ronald Roland Paul Russell Jack Rutto Gerald Ryan Howard Sabin Dinorah Salazar Jack Sobella Jimmy Shearer Ronald Sikora Harold Sjoding Norman Solomon 125 louit Whildan Jarnni Whita John Whito Mary Jane Vacanti Gild Vaiquoi Anthony V«rducei 126 127 Benny Albano Gloria Alonso Barbara Anne Baker Ernest Keene Bard Howard P. Best. Jr. Elzie H. Blair Ronald V . Bradstock James W. Brazil Keith Howard Breclcen George D. Burkhart Joyce Marie Cermeno William J. B. Comer Donald Leigh Covert. Sr. Jacquelyn F. Dahm David C. Dions John Andrew Dowd Paul E. Eide Charlotte J. Erwin Kathryn V. Erwin George V. Falkis Donald R. Falkenburg Louise Mary Ferroll Constance M. Fendall Carmelina Fernandez Lowell Freeman George M. Fuller Dennis D. Fusilier Cynthia G. Garcia Gordon Deon Goldie Shirley Lou Good Patricia S. Hanshaw William Addison Haviland Virgil E. Hedgepeth Jeanette Hernandez John B. Hesoun John J. Higgins III Ronald E. Hinson Carolyn R. Hitch S. Michaol Hubbell John Adrian Hull Edward J. Jelsovsky Ann M. Kreger Robert M. Lancaster Rudy G. LaRussa Robert L. Lessard Frank A. Leto John I. Marshall Elvin L. Martinez Robert R. Matistic William F. Mears Garth G. Miller Clyde Ceroll Moore J. V. Moore Deno 8. Moutsatsos James C. McCann Bruck K. McCul'ough Helen J. A. Newton Jack Shelton Page Katheryn J. Pitts James F. Powers Andrew Puleo Louis R. Rabassa William A. Raduns Arthur E. Raitano Michae J. Reilly Fred A. Riley William P. Rivers. Jr. Antonio Rodriguez Rene Rodriguez Philip E. Russell James Paul Russo Richard E. Sabin Diana S. Salla Dick William Schulz Robert K. Shirley Julius C. Shores Jerome Sierra Emmie J. Singleton Sunni D. Sirotowitz Sonjo K. Slagley Dovid R. Smith Gecrgo B. Smith William E. Smith John Smoot John T. Steele. Jr. Robert Glen Stevens Raymond Suarez George Sullivan Harold A. Unsworth Roy Q. Vance William C. Van Norman Ralph G. Vargo Robert O. Vickers Myra J. Weldon Robert A. White 128 129 JAN PESOLA RALPH LAZZARA ANNA LEE EATZINGER FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Joe Cannon..........................President Ralph Lazzara..................Vice-President Jan Pesola .... Secretary-Treasurer Anna Lee Fatzinger . . . Representative We, the 1958-59 Freshman Class of the University of Tampa, con well say that our first venture into college life has been an eventful and prosperous one. Rat Week. the annual Pajama Parade through town, and Rat Court fully initiated us into our first and most trying year of college life. Enthusiasm has been shown by the Freshman Class in all school affairs. Elections in October had many vying for offices in the Student Senate. Those chosen to lead the Freshmen were: President. Joe Can- non; Vice-President. Ralph Lazzara; Secretary-Treasurer, Jan Pesola: and Representative, Anna Lee Fatzinger. As the year draws to a close for us as Freshmen, we can look back and say that at times it was one of trials and tribulations, but now that we have taken the initial step toward a richer and fuller college experience we can look forward to our ac- complishments as Sophomores. 130 Caro! Ador Millieent Adams Sylvia Alfonso Mil Amielr Jarry Anderson Richard Anderson Joseph Andrews ps, '5 , Mt knello i i n a a r' i a � n. t Mil c i JJj . Joseph Bernardo Ann Berthiaume Doug Bohannon James Boole Fran! Brandon Clarence Bransford Wallace Brown Franklin Burns Roy Anthony Lawrence Baines Wiliam 8arkheimer Leteric Beniamin Ann Burton Philip Celtegirone Betty Camero Gloria Cempoamor Joe Ciecarello Alma Clark Jarry Cleveland Pearl Colding Terri Cornelius Richard Cowell Grace Costa Lawrence Cralge Joseph Cannon Jeanette Cappolino Rene Carrera Martin Carver n • ■ Vic Castellano Charles Chancey Catherine Christ Paul Cianca 131 n C €5 Lli if i v � • • JF ft Charles Crawford t 1 Allen Crosby T Don Cuervo � uorccr i avii 4 4 — V ™ (£sk .'v 3ft. William DeCastro Diana Deeter Joe Demmi Mirta Dial George Dunn py Lawrence Dodd ; David Eestburn ,v a P th 1 4?± ■ Si.',. (K Billy Enfinger Anna Fatxinger Ernest Fernandex George Fernandex r 0 • s (T Irm� Fernandes Louis Freino Harold Fullmar Peggy Gembrell Duane Hollay Shelton Hook Wcymen Hudgins John Hurby Mary Frances Garcia Ronald Gardinar Barbara Goss Patsy Hammar William Hancock Harold Hanson Lonnia Hiller Lloyd Hinas O A htA k i Edwin Jamas Ooloras Jameson Sheldon Jett Sylvia Jimenax Bruce Johnston Robert Johnson Donald Jonas Wesley Jones 132 Richard Kearney Raymond Kernan Barbara Kerwin Robert Kranich n el Joyce Lamberson Dave Lane Eddie Laio Ralph Lanara f? c in f $ a V t‘j ! i V � ' 1 Ai r ’ '_4. 1 Althoa Law William Leonard Sam Liccio Joe LoCicero Tommy Lovingood Kay Lowman Kenneth Mackintosh Mary Maclntoth Barbara Maddox Beverly Manama Harold Matter Sandra May Ermalou McDuffie Linda Medero Joe Menendet Ronald Meitenmith Antoinette Nelton Mary Nicholt Madeline Partley Andrew Patton Dennit Miller Andrew Mirebole Armando Miranda Tony Morgan Anthony Muley Marie Murphy France Murrhee Terry Multer John Poaire James Peeplei Sandra Perei Jan Peiola 133 Cl Cl PJ Willi� Peters Darlene Phillips Cariei� Phinney Ralph Poe F Marlene Pugh Ross Pulao Ann Ratliff Rudolph Rein it Ronald Pop John Priest Oonald Prieher Barbara Pliaki Sam Rescile Jimmy Reinhardt Otha Reynolds Mary Frances Rhodes Sylvia Rivero Oarrell Roberts Wendell Rogers Tony Romanallo a a a i '3- . ' A ± At A f!i a ;L4 i 'JL ♦1 Anthony Saladino James Sasser Laura Scaglione Arlene Schipper Joseph Schreiber Sylvia Sears Louise Seeley Robert Shannon Martha Shea Gerry Shuman Thomas Simmons Jerry Slora 1 Lamar Smith Linda Spencer Thomas Spettel 8etty Stamper Paul Steuart Donald Talkington Vilma Temargo Mary Tetlow 134 John Thibodoau Ronald Thompion Ronald Tucfcar Joa Yaga Robert Way Mary Webb Roy Wsiisinger Jorry Wetherington Robert Whitij FRESHMEN Judith Ellon Adams Floyd Kirby Alderman Ola Leroy Allen Josephine Alvarez Melvin Cloir Anderman Bernard S. Andrews Jo Ann B. Angelillo Lora Jane Ayers Daniel Douglas Ballard John Biclow Barbee David Edison Barnes James Bruce Barry Elaine Claire Becker Bruno Robert Bengter Hilburn Ellis Berry Hector Miguel Blosco Theron B. Bostick Joni Bouye Robert Charles Bradley Alfred C. Brennan Jack M. Brenneman Eheresa Ann Brownell Maria B. Bubert Audrey Ann Burns Nancy D. Burson Lucille Y. Cabrera Jaqueline R. Cahill Bernard A. Cain Freddie Jo Campbell Lenny Milton Campbe I Tony S. Cannatella Victoria B. Caplinger H. Walter Carmony Fielding T. Cossets Antonio Castellano. Jr. John C. Chamberlain Dave Clamon John P. Clork Henry A. Claywell Betty Jean Cloud Fred W. Coate Thomas S. Coberly Thomasine G. Colins 8ernice E. Combs Joseph R. Confoy David Frederick Cook Ralph Cosio Danilo Coton Kenneth L. Craft James W. Crum James Carleton Cruz Maria G. Cuervo Melvin O. Culbreath, Jr. Charles E. Daniels Andrew J. Davis Sylvia E. Dean Rodney J. Dees Judith A. DeGroat Oscar DeLaRosa Robert Delgado Valerie S. DelValle Gary Arthur DeMott Ramon A. DeMott Robert Allen Dory Virgil M. DcStefano John M. Deutsch Robby Wayne Dial Edward John Dirgo Duane C. Dorsey Thandal H. Dorsey Clara A. Downing Paul M. Drahos Hughie M. Drew Larry W. Dupree Robert H. Duren Willard J. Dutcher William Leon Eagan Richard V. Edwards Marcus L. Elders David H. Elkins Paul C. Elrod Gertrule Z. Enzweiler Donald Ray Escarra Christopher M. Fagot 8etty Jane Falzerano Nicholas I. Farris Castenzio A. Ferlita Isabel C. Fernandez Norma Irene Fernandez Ralph Fernandez Sylvia G. Fernandez Frances E. Ferraro Robert Milton Fischer Clora Belle Fisher John Douglas Fistere George J. Foltarz James Donald Freeman Elaine T. Frye Jo Anne M. Gallagher Mirta Garcia James D. Garner. Jr. I I I Luis Abudo Jo Alvaraz Warren Barber George 8«r« lo Anthony B i c Robert Buckley William Busier Robert Cerdosa Richard Chapu Gary Clark Henry Co Daniel Curbelo Miller Dunbar Evelyn Endsley Marjorie Fernandez Katherine Ficcio Albert Gonzalez Gene Hansen James Hemminger Duane Holley Norma Martinez Patsy Milian William Mitchell William Moran 136 SECOND SEMESTER FRESHMEN '57 David Moulton Bob McCally Bill McKeniie Bill Page Manuel Porox Jerry Rivero Gilbert Rodriguez Ray Rodriguoz Karl Raita Lawrence Rotta Lowell Scott Gordon Shaner Harold Shoffeitt Donald Slowey Bobby Smith Edmond Spencer William Strang Pat Swanton Richard Swirlbul Joe Testatecca Jennie Valdex Margaret Walker Mildred Walker Molly Wileher Igamio Zambito 137 Mary Faye Garrett Wilma V. Garrison Rose Marie Gentile Phillip L. Guyor Jean Elaine Gibbons Carolyn .M. Gindling Phyllis Larue Gladhill Larry H. Gnaqey Marie Caro Gocing Osvaldo J. Gonzalez Loring A. L. Goodbread William K. Grimmer Annola P. Hall Pauline Hall Wayne Earl Hamilton John N. Harrison III Weldon C. Hayden Gerald F. Hoyman Terrell L. Hayman Julian J. Hendrix Charles E. Henry Robert W. Henry Gerald R. Herms Gerald W. Herzog Hester Mae Hicks Charles Lee Hill Gladys Jane Hill Jack A. Himrod Fernell E. Hobbs Jim H. Hodges John R. Holcomb Harry E. Holton Sharon Lee Hoopinqarner Michael Hoperich. Jr. Marcia A. Hopkins Stephen A. Hovis Angela Louise Hunter Margaret L. Hurner William E. Huron Alice Ann Hutchison William R. Inman Francis M. Inners Ronald N. Jennings Jerry G. Johnson Richard C. Johnson James M. Jones Christopher Lee Jordon James H. Jordan Sally Jane Jordan Anna M. Jordan Guy Joyner Donald E. Julian Joseph Lomar Julian Patricia Ann Keiser Homer B. Kelley Kenneth Kingsley Jill L. Kir.ney Charles R. Klein Asta Cathy Korany Charles Lee Kuenzi Ray Pedro Largel Jack M. Larkin Linden T. Laviano Clarence Beverly Low David F. Leahy Robert W. Leavine III Robert D. Lester Elmer E. Lincoln Donald F. Loney Felix J. Lopez Arthur R. Lund Estelle M. Lytton William E. MacKinley Mary Ann Manderino Jim C. Meniteras David M. Manley FRESHMEN (Cont'd.) Yolanda J. Martino Charles A. Merchant Phyllis Anne Mercier Howard L. Middleton Joseph Miller Millman George K. Mitchell Paul Lee Molina Mary M. Montgomery Harry N. Moradiellos Thomas E. Morgan Rosalie S. Mortellaro Leonard W. Motykicwicz Spero E. Moufsatsos Mary Wheeler Myers Roger W. Myers Jerry Lee McAllister Glenn Norman McCall Charles E. McCullers Hampton L. McFarland Sarah Joan McGarry Bernard F. McGovern Jecqueline E. McGuire Winnie C. McKenzie Daniel J. McMillan Charles W. Naugle Cornelius Overstreet Thomas O. Oyler Thomas B. Palladino Peter Palmento Rodriguo G. Parent Raymond Parra Joseph J. Pendergast Roberto Peraza Cary Douglas Pero Nelson Peter Perri Victor G. Pezzulla Lee Earl Pilcher Roger Priede Howard L. Pruden Richard Puchferran Sam Puleo Dennis F. Pupello George W. Purdy. Jr. Robert C. Raney Terrence S. Raney Raymond L. Rash Arendol D. Rawls Francis E. Recchio Mary N. Reda Bill C. Reinhardt Harry M. Reynolds Rushian Reynolds Pat H. Rhodes Lawrence E. Ricketts Vernon C. Ricketts Bertie R. Rigdon Wilbert H. Ripley Samuel P. Riscile Jimmy C. Roberts John Thomas Rcborts James Fred Robertson Marjorie J. Robertson Georgianna G. Rodriguez Louis J. Rodriguez William A. Rodriguez Donald N. Root Lois P. Rothert Robert A. Rozear Morris J. Russo Donald V. Rutherford James Patrick Ryan Robert R. Sajovetz Manuel Joe Sanchez Eugene W. Sanders Herbert K. Sapp Peter N. Scaglione Thomas Scaglione Margaret S. Schenck Betty M. Scherer Sidney M. Schuster Anthony Sciglimpaglia John Seromin Patrick J. Scussel Walter H. Secora Gloria S. Serralles Herbert J. Shea John W. Shea Gary V . Shipp 8ert H. Shirley H. E. Sjocing Gloria J. Slater Frederick C. Smelt Aubrey D. Smith Lewis G. Smith. Jr. William H. Smith Edward G. Scukup Ernest F. Spano Corlo Spicola Joseph T. Spoto Thomas M. Spoto C. Walter Staat George F. Staley Colon F. Stanley Virgil Starling Kenneth R. Stephens William A. Stephens Ronald D. Stephenson Rebecca L. Street Anthony J. Suarez Samuel F. Sweat Ronald F. Tecza Marion A. Terry Eugene K. Teston Priscilla L. Theisz John R. Tillman David Togie. Jr. Franklin Toole Mary J. Trafficante Santo J. Trafficante Robert Trujillo Dorothy A. Tumbleson Gerold W. Uranick George H. Vail Stove Valdes Hernie David Vann Thomas V . Vann Fredrick L. Varno Andre Vazquez Carol V. Vicrday Joe G. Waite Edward C. Walker Marlin D. Walker Virgil H. Wallace Barbaro M. Welch Barbara J. Weldon Colleen S. Werner Theren L. Wheeles Barry D. Whelchel Ronald O. Whitlinger Edward S. Williams Eleanor B. Williams James T. Williams Leon L. Williams Elias R. Wilson. Jr. Harry R. Wolf Feme H. Wolfe Dan Worsham John Robert Wright Margie Ann Yarbrough Olga M. Zayas Jack Zichlin Clyde W. Ziegler WHO'S WHO Senior Member : Howard Sinsley, Vi tor Perer. Rosie Hurley, Bob Swirbul. William B. Banks Joyce Copitaro Both Carr Lynn Cekol Ronald Cinnamon Petti Clark Connie Collins Jack Espinosa Ida Felicione Peggy Guyer Don Horndon Rosemary Hurley Carolyn McNatt Mary Ann Meehan Gloria Otero Joe Perei Viclor Porei Roy Porearo Wiliam L. Post L. J. Rhodes Rosomarie Rogers Howard Sinsloy Mike Skaroulis Robert Swirbul 140 1957-58 i t i i J Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges is an honor bestowed on outstanding men and women for their scholarship and participation in extracurricular ac- tivities. The required qualities for nomination and firol listing are character, scholarship, leadership in extracur- ricular activities, and the possibility of future usefulness to business and society. The selections are made by the Junior and Senior stu- dents and faculty each year. Roy Porcoro, Gloria 0 ro, Mary M hon, I. J Rhodoi, Lynn C kol, P«ggy. Guy«r, Jo P r i. 141 ITU biynifud NAN DAVIS EDWARD VAN GEIDER nujeu,us jt ROSEMARIE ROGERS, ROBERT 80NDI CLASS NOTABLES Soit —djfl__Ground ROS!€ HURIEY ROBERT SWIRBUl Wost Popular CONNIE COUINS, JAMES GAllAGHER 142 CL, Wu, Jill BISHOP DANNY COSTA Wod JnUttf.nl JOAN SHAFFER PHIl HAMER CuhU (Couple NAN DAVIS JAMES GALLAGHER West JhkLli RUTH BRAGG WIU. I AM POST Eat jCool ,nf IDA ANN FELICIONE WAUACE 6EMBRY 143 MISS LINDA FAYE TILLMAN Sponsor. Zeta Tau Alpha MISS NAN DAVIS Sponsor, Pi Kappa Phi MOROCCAN MAID MOROCCAN MAID MISS SYLVIA SEARS Sponsor, Theta Chi MOROCCAN MAID MISS MARY PRADO Sponsor, Delta Zeta Sorority MISS JO ANN SUCO Sponsor, Tau Kappa Epsilon MOROCCAN MAID HOMECOMING Opening festivities of the 1957 Homecoming was the tra- ditional Quarterback Club lunch- eon. Cheerleaders served club members and team. Guest speak- er for the occasion was Nash Higgins. Tampa’s first football coach. The luncheon was held on Monday. November I I on the university's back porch. Tau Kappo Epsilon SKITS Alpha Chi Omega-winning skit, skit- oo! Cheerleader� Sigma Phi Epsilon So'° Alpho Chi Omego Z«to Tau Alpha Tau Koppa Epitlon — Roit All Around Flool FLOATS iuo� n§ |IQ oj«Hi t � po� |. � iq A) , H1c'vriH ' {££ ■ SNmOJ AOO NJjno wmcoiWH iiopjj q jo pjoog jUUin|Y ijnoj 6u|uio ait H Jfl03 pilO � 3AOf UMAQ � «pOMa UO Q pUO tU ||0 JOUJ4AOQ UUUIFI KM (f KM km woe Deon Burniide and Jim Gollagher Theta Chi Queent Florida's Governor, LcRoy Collins, addresses spirited Homecoming Alumni audi- ence at annual luncheon held at Columbia Restaurant. The Alumni Luncheon for alumni and faculty was held in the Siboney Room. The Honorable Governor was the guest speaker. The luncheon took place immediately after the parade. Sam Latimer, local radio and television personality, was master of ceremonies. Lott to right: Mr . Collin , Dean Rhodo� , Governor Collin� , Som lolimor, Lowrerce R. Donohue, J. Crockott Fornell, Dr. E. C. Nonto, ord Dr. Robori S- Tramontane. Professor Miller K. Adams, of the Physical Educotion Deportment, is shown ot left about to receive the alumnus of the yeor award from lowronee R. Dono- hue, president of the alumni association. Dr. Tromontano, in chorge of the alumni luncheon, is shown oadressing the group. Sheriff Pole Hevlo wotches as oidc Joe Yglesios reads warrant for arrest of Governor Collins. The sheriff and his group are from the West Tampa Sheriff's Association. The entire proceeding wos a gag. Qveen; Joyce Copilono, iponiored by Delta Zcto. fourth Maidt Gloria Otero, ipontored by Pi Koppo Phi. 155 Third Mold: Path' Clark, tpotuored by Zeto Tow Alpho. Second Mold: Ann Mayo, tponored by Sigma Phi Epiilon. Enlhutiottie ttudenl� donee 4� the mutic of populor Tony Potior and hit orchestra. Copo ity crowd wotchei Homecoming gome os Sporlont topple Appolochion, 26-9. Fiore oction os Jo Priest evodcs Appolochion� . Mighty Mil Sporton Bond ntertoins during Homecoming half-time festivities. THE GOLDEN GREEK MIKE SKAROULIS CO-CAPTAIN J • FOOTBALL • BASKETBALL • BASEBALL • CREW • INTRAMURALS loft to right, front row: K.n MIivmv, Bill Po� t, D k l.i� , Chari!. Col.man, Wollot. B«mbry, Don E on.. Gil Rodrigu.x, John Smoot. Bock row: Billy H� od. Fr.d Coion, Mik. SkarovUs, Don H.rn Jon. FOOTBALL . . . 1957 Jbe C oacbed MARCaiNO HUERTA, JR. Head Cooch Athletic Director ANCUS WILLIAMS Backfield GENE BUHNER Cnd BILL STALNAKER Crew 'eam, MEMBERS OF THE 1957-58 SQUAD: first Row—Chorlot McCullert, Virgil Starling, JoSn Scremin, Bill Potkolokit, John Priett, Billy H«od, Joo Prieit, Bill Smith, Rick Rodo� , Jock Himrod, Bill Shield� , Pool Dovi� , Billy Turner, Don Herndon, Mike Whitwell. Second Row—Dick Lei� , Woyne Story, Tommy Spoto, Bob Sojovei, Terry Muiter, John Smoot, Charlie Colemen, Thendal Doriey, A. J. Davit, Tony Belec, Mike Skarowlit, Bob Oombrill, Jock Mockie, Ken Grimmer, Buddy Williom� , Woyne Toylor. Third Row—Pool Droho� , lowell Freemen, Don Eeone, Jerry Stricklond, Al Bremen, Hordy Stondley, Gil Rodriguer, Ron Sikoro, Chorie� Downie, Fred Coton, Ron Teczo, Chorie� Crawford, Ken Belleveoo, Bill Pott, Wolloce Berabry, Oo-n Worthom. TAMPA More then I 1.000 grid fens swormed University of Tempe's Phillips Field to wetch the Spertens doff the lid on the 1957 footbell seeson egeinst the VMI Keydets, one of the notion's top teems. When it wos ell over Tempo was on the losing end of o close 7-0 score. Don Herndon, speedy Sperton beck, Fred Ceson. gigontic fullbeck, end Mike Skeroulis, clever querterbock, paced Tempo backs while Captain Bill Post. Tackle Gil Rodriguez, and End John Smoot stood out in the line. Horndon «vado� thro VMI would-be tackWrt. Bollovoou cotch� � po� from Skoroulit which nottod 25 yordt. TAMPA - 53 TROY STATE - 7 Skorovlis brtokt loot on k� «p«r against Troy. The Spartans wen their first game of the season by wal- loping Troy State. 53 to 7. Don Herndon and Fred Cason, Tampa's one-two offensive punch, each scored twice to spark the victory. Billy Turner, Sophomore quarterback, connected on two scorings aerials— one to End Jerry Strickland and one to reserve Halfback Rick Rados. Bob Gambrell, Senior halfback, and Ken Grimmer, a Freshman, also scored touchdowns for the Spartans. Herndon netted a total of 61 yards to pace Tampa of- fensively. He was followed by Holfbacks Joe Priest and Billy Shields. Turner completed 5 out of 6 passes while Mike Skaroulis connected 4 out of 7 passes. TAMPA 39 PRESBYTERIAN - 14 BILL POST Toekl, (Captain) H� rndon it brought down offer lengthy yordage. Don Herndon, flashy halfback from Wauchula, Florida, scored four times to lead Tampa to a convincing 39 to 14 win over Presbyterian. Two of Herndon's markers came as a result of pass interceptions—63 and 68 yards, respectively. Herndon, Billy Head. Fred Cason, and Bill Paskalakis were top Spartan ground gainers. The win was the second straight for the Spartans after dropping the opener to VMI, 7 to 0. TAMPA - 6 SNYDER FIELD, Spartanburg, S. C.—Tampa's Spartans, playing in 45 degree weather, dropped their second game of the season to a strong Wofford eleven, 14 to 6. The two teams battled to a 6-6 first half bofore Wofford could muster two points on a safety in the third period and six points on a touchdown in the final stanza to clinch the con- test which marked Wofford's Homecoming. Don Herndon scored on a 58-yard jaunt early in the sec- ond quarter to put the Spartans on top. Tampa's offensive machine was not at top strength for the second half of the game due to the illness of Herndon and Mike Skaroulis, who failed to answer the call for the third quarter after fighting an attack of the flu during the first half. Jack Mackie and Wallace Bembry. a pair of Spartan stalwarts, failed to dress for the game, also on account of tho flu. WOFFORD - 14 165 TAMPA - 33 SO. LA. - 13 Paikolokis hill middle for five yard� . The Spartans returned home after losing to Wofford on the road and whipped Southeastern Louisiana. 33 to 13. before 6000 fans. Fred Cason, hard-charging fullback, scored twice to lead Tampa to its third win of the season. The Spartans celebrated Wauchula Night at the game— honoring four players on the Tompa roster who hail from Wauchula. Florida. They are: Don Herndon, Jerry Strickland, Bob Gambrell. and Buddy Williams. Ken Belleveau and Lowell Freeman were standouts in Tampa's line, while Cason. Herndon, and Joe Priest led the backs. BOB GAMBREll Hallboek TAMPA - 14 JAX STATE - 13 COLLEGE BOWL. Jacksonville, Alabama.—Mike Skarou- lis. The Golden Greek from Tarpon Springs. Florida, faked off the entire opposition, and ran 30 yards for a touchdown in the waning minutes of the game to enable the Spartans to eke out a 14 to 13 win over Jacksonville State. Tampa was on the short end of a 13-7 score when Ska- roulis pulled his trick play. Fred Cason, who had scored Tampa's other touchdown and extra point, calmly booted the extra point which awarded the Spartans the victory. Jacksonville State entered the half-time intermission with a comfortable 13-0 lead but the Spartans, fresh from Coach Huerta's fired-up half-time pep talk, shook loose for two scores, including the clincher by Skaroulis, to emerge vic- toriously. 166 CHARLIE COLEMAN Center TAMPA - 26 APPALACHIAN - 9 Heod corrie� two men for 5 yord goin. I ITho Spartans cclobratcd Homecoming victoriously as a result of topping the Appalachian Mountaineers. 26 to 9 for their fifth win of the grid season. Ten thousand fans, including Florida's Governor LeRoy Collins, watched os Mike Skaroulis, Billy Turner, and Fred Cason teamed up to display a winning brand of football. The passing of Skaroulis and Turner and the bull-like running of Cason was too much for Appalachian eleven. Captain Bill Post, Centers Wayne Story and Charlie Coleman, and Ends John Smoot and Ken 8el!eveau played outstanding football in Tampa's line. A NG - 1957 TAMPA - 27 DELTA STATE - 26 In another closely played contest, the Spartans edged Delta State, 27-26 for their sixth victory of the 1957 season. Proceeds from the game were turned over to the Elks' Harry Anna Crippled Children’s Home at Umatilla, Florida. Bob Gambrell scored two touchdowns to lead Spartan ball carriers. Jack Mackie, Fullback, and Charles McCullers. Halfback, also scored for Tampa. Gambrell led ground gainers with 68 yards. Mike Skaroulis completed 4 out of 8 passes for 46 yards, while Billy Turner hit on 3 out of 4 passes Tor 38 yards. Captain Bill Post stood out in the Spartan forward wall. TAMPA - 7 F. S. U. - 21 With Don Herndon slowed due to an ankle injury, the Spartans lost the season's finale to Florida State University. 21 to 7 before more than 11,000 fans. The Seminoles, of Tallahassee, scored early to take a lead over the Spartans and thus handed the Tampans their third setback of the year. Fred Cason scored a touchdown and kicked the extra point to personally account for all of Tampa's points. Cason netted a total of 136 yards to tak top honors in ground gaining. Coach Huerta, of Tampa, praised both teams. Coach Tom Nugent, of FSU, also paid tribute to both clubs. JERRY STRICKLAND f � f Skorovlrt dot � in on Sominol . SPARTAN GRIDDERS JACK MACKIE fvl boclc JOE PRIEST Halfback WAYNE STORY Center '57 HIGHLIGHTS Hood «norU Skoroulii poss. Big piloup . . . Cooch Huorto ihown oddroulng QB Club. Coptoim Mik Skarouli , loft. Bill Poll, right. Shown lolling tickoti to o «oncor fund boxing ihow aro, oft to right: Som Bailey, Lino Coo«h, Joe Prieit, Kon Bolleveou, Don Horndon, ond Mlko Skarouli . Homocoming action at Sportoni pave way for win No. Five. Football Monogon, left to right: Fred Girgil ond Dovo Comper. Goal-bound Spartan I' I • . ,T.. ■ ■'fa 4' -v v-4. DON HERNDON LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN SIGNED BY PRO NEW YORK GIANTS VL 3 eam Uft to right; front row: Gene Fogle, Silly Turner, Georg Suilivon, Fred Guzielek, ond Georg Staley. Second row; Ed Holton, Ron Stephenion, J. C. Miller, Bob Swigerl, Sob Bengter, John McNamoro, Wiley Cairni, ond Jim Hemming. 4 ROBERT BENGTER FRED GUZIEIEK Sullivon surrounded by 'Cones. 6IU.Y TURNER A f-Srofe Miller ond Cairns rebound. Bengler, MoNomoro, ond Coirns go after rebound In Southern gone. WHEY CAIRNS Sullivan toys one up for Spartans. GENE FOGIE JOHN McNAMARA ED HOLTON Miller hit� on jump shot. Gvxiolok drives in agoinst Moccasins. 1957-58 SPARTAN SCHEDULE Dec. 5 Miami........................................There Dec. 7 Tulane.......................................There Dec. 10 Spring Hill..................................There Dec. 12 Loyola.......................................Thoro Dec. 14 Phillips 66 .................................Home Dec. 16 Wcstorn Carolina..............................Home Jan. 9 Florida State................................There Jan. 10 Jacksonville U...............................There Jan. II Stetson......................................There Jan. 13 William Carey.................................Homo Jan. 16 Rollins......................................There Jan. 18 Florida Southern..............................Home Jan. 20 Kentucky Wesleyon.............................Home Jan. 23 Loyola........................................Home Jan. 31 Miami.........................................Home Feb. 5 Kentucky Wesleyan............................There Fob. 7 Pikcvillc College............................There Feb. 10 Transylvania College.........................There Feb. 11 Morehead College.............................There Feb. 13 Morris Harvey................................There Feb. 21 Rollins.......................................Home Feb. 22 Stetson.......................................Home Feb. 24 Florida State.................................Heme Feb. 26 Florida Southern.............................There Feb. 28 Jacksonville U................................Home BOB SWIOEPT JIM HEMMINGER In addition to coaching the lino on tho football team and assisting Head Coach Marcelino Huerta. Jr., as Assistant Athletic Director. Coach Sam Bailey also handles the Spartan baseball team. The outlook for the 1958 Spartan squad looked good as we went to pross. FRED GlftGIS Outfit COACH SAM BAILEY 177 JIM MARSHALL Cofcftor STATE CHAMPIONS TAMPA STREAKS TO FLORIDA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Tompo tokes STATE CHAMPIONSHIP with o fin crew of, Ml to right: Tommy Simmoni, Bow; Brad Wickershom, No. 2; I. J. Rhodes, No. 3; Jerry Lawson, No. 4; Angel Arenos, No. 5; Tom Addison, No. 6; Dole Nabors, No. 7; Fronk Schobert, Stroke; and Al Harwood, Coxswoin. T. U. VARSITY CREW—left fo right: Tommy Simmoni, Bow; Brad Wickershom, No. 2; t. J. Rhodes, No. 3j Jerry Lawson, No. 4; Angel Arenas, No. 5; Tom Addi- son, No. 6; Dale Nabors, No. 7; Fronk Schaborl, Stroke; Al Harwood, Coxswain. 178 Moroger Poul Elrod, Bill Shannon Ult to right: Fred Smell, Bow; Roger Preedy, No. 2; John Shoo, No. 3; Fronk Scremin, No. 4; Vic Peiiullo, No. 5; Bill Borne� , No. 6; Gory Pero, No. 7; Bob Currie, Stroke; lorry Arnold, Coxtwoin. Ltfl to right: Bob Currie, Gory Pero, Bill Borne� , Vic Peiiullo, Fronk Scremin, John Sheo, Roger Preedy, Fred Smell. Knto.'ing—lorry Arnold. JV c R E W left to right: Dole No- bor� , Fronk Schobert, Al Horwood, Cooch Slolno- ker. The Vor� ity � 1ondo«h of the 1958 Crow. 179 181 WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS ALPHA CHI OMEGA firtl Row.- Potsy Honshow, Corol Bauer, Jone Brad- ley, Ramona Hernondez. Joon Jonei. Second Row.- Gloria Otero, Groce Lucido, Pouline Tourle� , Marie Riley, Connie Collin� , Elaine Mikler, Peggy Guyer, Lynn Cekol. DELTA 2ETA First Row; Gilda Vasquex. Yolondo Correa, Morgoret DiMoggio, Nancy Alchediak, Saro do Gates. Second Row.- Diana Ray, Josie Scoglione, Joyce Copitono, Doanra Vacanti, Myrna Robinson, Sara Going. TRI-SIGMA Kneeling; Irma Fer- nonder, Mary Jo Trof- ficonte. Sock; Olgo Zoyos, Josephine Al- vorex, Gloria Rodri- guez. Dalia Lopez, Sonjo Slogley. 182 183 THE MOROCCAN HAMP McFARlAND Sports Editor The Moroccan, pictorial record of the University, is publishod annually by the Senior Class and the Student Senate. TONY SAIADINO, JR. Editor MARY ANN FEDERICO BvsJnou Manogtr 1958 STAFF TONY SALADINO. JR. Editor SANDRA CAPE Assistant Editor ANDREW MIRABOLE Managing Editor MARY ANN FEDERICO Business Manager SANDRA CAPE Ain'sfonf [ditor M SQUAD AT WORK ANDREW MIRABOIE. Managing Editor 185 JIM GAllAGER, fraternity Editor 186 f ( i I IN ON THE JOB PAULINE TOURLES, Pholo Editor GRACE LUCIDO Sorority Editor JAMES GALLAGHER Fraternity Editor PAULINE TOURLES Photography Editor CATHY LABRUZZO Organizations Editor RENE CARRERA Art Editor hamp McFarland Sports Editor HERE'S HOW, PAULI M-SQUAD STILL WORKING 187 THE MINARET STAFF Jean Morris, editor, receives certificate of awards. The Minaret received Second Award in the state for the best editorial, and Third Award for the best photograph, in tho annual Rorida Intercollegiate Press Association contest. Presentation of the awards was made to Jean Morris, editor of the Minaret, by John Garcia of the University of Miami, contest choirmon. 188 MINARET STAFF AT WORK BOB SWIRBUl Bunneii Monogcr Pauline Tourles (at typewriter), Sandra Cape. Howard Kichler. Edd Hudson. 189 U. B. S Standing: Thom Spetfel Chief Engineer Sealed: Ed Von Gelder Program Director WTUN AT WORK WTUN STAFF, I. to r.: Dick FotlwciUr, Vinco Cockowjki, Don Bernardo, Poulin Tourle� , Roborf Curri , Jo« Pendergojt. In the background: Thom Sp«ft«l. Ed Von G ld r. w T U N UNIVERSITY BROADCASTING SERVICE WTUN, The Voice of the Univer- sity of Tampa, operates on an as- signed frequency of 88.9 mega- cycles with an effective radiated power of 1000 watts. In keeping with the principle of broodcasting the best programs. WTUN pre- sents programs of the highest character every evening. WTUN has the distinction of being the only educational station on the west coast of Florida. U.B.S. and its staff strive to bring you the best that the musical world has to offer. 190 U. B. S W T U N t. to R.: Bab Curri� , Jo� Pendergoit, Don Bernordo, Oick Follweiler. Stolid: lee Kuenii. WTUN AT WORK f I WTUN STAFF, I. Io r.: Bob Currie, Vince Ccckowjki, George Ponk� y, lee Kuenri, Prof. Vincent, Dick Follweiler, Don Bernardo, Paulino Tourlet, Thom Speiiel, Joo Pendergott, Howord Siniley. Stoltd: Ed Von Gelder, Progron Director. 191 STUDENT SENATE Student affairs at the University are controlled through tho officers and Student Senate of the organization officially known as the Student Body of the University of Tampa. The Senate is composed of the presidents and other representa- tives of the four university classes. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Howard Sinsley Alan Harwood Doris Hampton . Gladys Hill DON MONTGOMERY HOWARD SINStEY Firtl tow: Dean King, Anno l « Foliinger, Joy « Copitono, Jwn Snow, Potli Clork, Conni Collini, Jon Patolo, Jo Arm Su«o, Howard Sinsloy. Second Row; Rolph lox- zoro, Jim Gollagkor, Woltor Wilton, Don Montgomery, Sob $wig rt, Frod ConzoUz, Buddy Bankt, Jo P r i, Roy Porcaro, D«on Burntid . 192 SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS 5 CLASS OFFICERS 193 i SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS TAMPA U'S MIGHTY CHORUS First Row; Solly Wolloco, Corlen Phinney, Iberia Roil, Virginia Manouia, Hoycj Wilton, Phil Homer, Lou Rabotso, Woyno Wilton, Dick Follweiler, Jerry Krumbholz. Oove Manley, Jo k Jenkint, Sora Jo Gotei, Syhrio Sean, Anne Krumbholz, Dorothy Webb, Sara Going. Sacond Row.- Mr. Wiltie, Corolyn Haleb, Mary Ann Sloudinger, Diana Ray, Norma Martinez, Barbaro Gost, Ann Morie Berlhiaume, Groce Cotlo, lindo Medero, Olga Zayot, Judy ferrandez, Norma Joon Arcoi, Mary Ann Fee, Sue Phillip), Joy lomberton, Shirley Budd, Barbara Strickland, Jeon Coniglio, Nildo Arguellet, Woller Wilton. Third Row; Barbara Boker, Ellen Ediritlon, Beverly Manauto, Betty Folzerano, Shirley Bradley, Mirta Diaz, Sonia Edilla, Yolonda Mortino, Gloria Compoomor, Elto Marie Fernandez, Cynthio Garcia, Romono Lopez, Martha Shea, Goil Goldman, Phyllit Glodhill, Roiemorie Gentile. Fourth Row; Yolonda Hevio, Rotilie Volenti, Marcella Thoeioi, Jackie Dohm, Pauline Tourlet, Louis Whilden, Paul Jluor� , Lovit Freijo, Jerry Cleveland, John Dutcher, Sid Schuster, Margaret Monaco, Froncet Murrhee, Stephanie Klose, Dorothy Kieger, Lois Kretzmer. Jack Jenkins ond Solly Wallace famous dual The year 1957-58 has been a very busy one for both the Concert and the Regular chorus. Among their many appear- ances this year have been special appearances at both Plant and Jefferson High Schools which were highly successful. The chorus also gave a concert in co-operation with the city of Tampa called the Christmas Festival of Music which was held at the Municipal Auditorium. Christmas time also found the chorus at the grand opening of the new Sears 191 I I Store. It was the first time such a spectacular had taken place end we were assured that it would not be the last. Of a religious aspect is the fact that the Concert Chorus appeared at both the Hyde Park and the First Presbyterian churches. They have also sung very beautifully at several of the University's assemblies. The finale for the chorus was the singing at the com- mencement exercises for our '58 graduates. Outstanding soloists of the Concert Chorus are: Jack Jenkins, David Manley, Sally Wallace and Hayes Wilson. Ftoturing Oov MorUy and � h Conaarf Chorus. 195 I. SPARTAN BAND PEGGY GUYER MARIE RILEY ANN MAYO JOAN JONES Under the direction of Mr. Alonzo O. Turner, the University Band provided music and entertainment at football qames, as- semblies. and many civic affairs, and through the year gave an opportunity for instrumentalists to continue their musical activities. 196 Mojoretlcs—Jill ftiihop, June fuuoll. Head Mojorotte—Ido Felicione. Doncerettes— Peggy Guyer, Ann Mayo, Marie Riley, Corolyn McNart, Sylvia Cavil. Joan Jones. 197 SPARK BEHIND THE SPARTANS left to Right: Ronono Hernandez; Gloria Otero; Head; Beth Carr; Shirley Hickey; Undo Faye Tillmon; Moicot, Sujon Hverlo. Shirley and Lindo Foyo 198 Cheerleader's conception of Totnpo U. students ot football gome. I 1 ) ) I f 199 AXQ Phyllis Hogin, Jill Bithop. Peggy Gvyor, Rosemarie Hurley, Teddy Toth. Established 1953 Colors: Scarlet and Olive Green In the Dawn of the Semester '57-'58 Alpha Chi's were again well represented in activities, scholarship, and honors. Alpha Chi's were first on Tampa U's campus in scholastic achievement. Betty Mann, our president, won the award for the best grades in the chapter. Alpha Chi scored first place for their Homecoming skit. Activities played an important part in our year. Jan Pesola won a contested fresh- man secretary-treasurer, and Connie Col- lins a senior class representative. Cheer- leaders are: Gloria Otero. Ramona Her- nandez, and Both Carr (head). Dancorottes are: Marie Riley, Jill Bishop. Joan Jones and Peggy Guyer. Gloria Otero represent- ed Alpha Chi in the Homecoming Court and parade. Alpha Chi senior notables were: Most Likely to Succeed. Rosemarie Rogers: Best All-Round, Rosie Hurley: Most Popular, Connie Collins: Wittiest. Jill Bishop. Sort row: Poulin TeurUt, Betty Mann. S rand row: Carol Bauer, Lynn C kal. front: Jone Bradley. Jon Peiola, Mari Ril y, Romona Hernandez, Beth Corr, Gloria Otero. Loll to right: Joan Jonei, Mory Meehoi, Potjy Honskow. Front: Connie Collins. In Who's Who, Alpha Chi's had Rosemarie Rogers, Con- nie Collins, Rosie Hurley, Lynn Cekal, Gloria Otero. Beth Carr, Peggy Guyer, and Mary Meehan. Alpha Chi is vory proud and happy to have also achieved fourteen new pledges in the spring semester. Alpha Chi's that were made Pi Kappa Phi Daughters, are: Jane Bradley. Beth Carr. Peggy Guyer. Patsy Hanshaw, Ramono Hernandez. Betty Mann, Mary Meehan and pledge Linda Spencer. ADVISOR: Mrs. Robbie Wooten FLOWER: Red Carnation OFFICERS President......................... Vice President................... Secretary ........................ Treasurer ........................ Historian......................... Betty Mann . Joan Jones Joan Shaffer Lynn Cekal Teddy Toth Mold in Homecoming Court: Gloria Otoro with Bob Swirbul o� her eicorl. fir,I row: Borbaro Baker, Jackio Dakm, So Phillip . Borboro Maddox, Emo lou McDufly, Jon Cappolino, Phylli Gladhill, Linda Spencer; Second row: Angie Hunter, Mory Rhode� , Elaine Becker, Modeline Panley, Joy lomberjon. i z DELTA BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1954 Joyce Sanchez. Ruth Ann Dobson, Doris Hampton, Diana Ray, Mrs. Williams. OFFICERS President.................................Doris Hampton First Vice President.........................Shirley Pullara Second Vice President.....................Joyce Capitano Recording Secretary.......................Josio Scaglione Corresponding Secretary...................Doriece Ferlita Treasurer.................................Ramona Lopez Gilda Vasquez, Shirley Pullara, Deanna Vacanti. 202 Doriece Ferlita, Yolanda Correa, Josie Scaglione, Carmen Caltagironc, Myrna Robinson. COLORS Old rose ond vieux green FLOWER Pink Killorney Rose Front Row: Ramona Lopez, Elsa Fernandez. Second Row: Margaret DiMaggio, Joyce Capitano, Katherine Vetrano. Egle Valenti. Second Row: Sara Going, Sarah Jo Gates. Third Row: Yolanda Men- endez, Gloria Lindall. Linda Medero. Second Row: Yolanda Mar- tino, Norma Fernandez, Mirta Diaz, Kathy Christ. Third Row: Marie Goding, Betty Jo Stamper, Anne Tumbleson. MRS. JULIA CLINE WILLIAMS College Chapter Director 203 MISS GLORIA RUNTON Advisor Loll to Right: Retail Volenti, Undo Fay Tillmon, Jo Ann Suco. Z T A GAMMA SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1952 Colors: Twrqucite Blue and St l Gray Flown Whit Violet The Zeles captured the Best Sorority Floet award et Homecoming end the Homecoming Court claimed one Zero, Patti Clark. Pledged this year were Barbara Strickland, Catherine Labruzzo. Lora Jane Ayers. Bonnie Williams. Joni Bouye. Sylvia Sears. Anna Lee Fatzsingcr, Barbara Goss, Vilma Tamergo, Mary Anello, and Althea Law. Jo Ann Suco represented the Zetas on the Moroccan Staff. Catherine Labruzzo was pledged to the Journalism fraternity. Pi Delta Epsilon. Rosalie Valenti and Catherine Labruzzo were elected to the TKE Sweetheart Court. Lora Jane Ayers and Anna Lee Fatzinger were honored in the TKE Pledge Court. Sylvia Sears was chosen Theta Chi Dream GiH. and Jo Ann Suco and Sandra Perez were attendants. Calendar Girls we-e Linda Faye Tillman, Cover Girl, and Jo Ann Suco. Shirley Budd, Sylvia Sears. Sandra Fernandez, and Vilma Tamargo. Sandra Perez and Betty Lou Helwig were Pi Kappa Phi daughters. Juno Snow was elected secretary-treasurer of FISGA. Zeta president Patti Clark was elected to Who’s Who. loll lo Right: Potti Clark, Shirley Budd, Pat Bullord, Non Davit and Sandra Fernandez. left lo Right, Ftonl Row: Ann Krumbholz, Joon Fink, Cathy lobruzza. Bosk Row: Min Thompton, Barbara Strickland. loft lo Right: Gladys Hill, Batty lou Helwi'g. and Rose Perlo. Three lovely Greeks' t I OFFICERS President........................PATTI CLARK Vice President . . . SANDRA FERNANDEZ Secretary........................PAT BULLARD Historian..................SYLVIA SNOW REEDY Advisor. MISS CHARLOTTE ANN THOMPSON A Tola of the Ole Wild Wait, Zata version. I The 1958 Spring Pledges: first Row: Bonnie Williams, Jont Boaye, Sondra Parai, Anno laa Fatiingar, Mary Elian Janas. Second Row: Vilmo Tomorgo, loro Jean Ayeri, Borbaro Goss. Morioria Fernondez. Third Row: Sylvia Seors, Althea law. Merry MocK. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA BETA SIGMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1953 Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority started its 1957-58 school activities with its Sept-o-Remember Dance in the Lobby of the University. The dance was a great success. In early November 3eta Sigma chapter was fortunate to have Marie Santee Dunham. Execu- tive Secretary, come to inspect the chapter. Foun- der's Day was celebrated April 20 with a banquet at the Columbia Restaurant. At that time Marge Gepner, our National Traveling Secretary, was among the honored guests. During the rush sea- son we pledged ten wonderful girls, who were ini- tiated May 2, 1958. Beta Sigma Chapter's Cin- derella Ball was held on May 2 in the Siboney Room of the Columbia Restaurant. At that time the pledges were presented. Also seven Prince Charm- ings and two Senior Prince Charmings were an- nounced. Colors: Purple and White Flower: Violet MARILYN WATKINS CLAIRE CHARLTON Recording Secretory Vice-Preiidtnt CINDERELLA BALL MRS JOHNNIE PATE, Arfviior Front Row, Ltfl to Right: Joy « Johnion, Ircatvrtr; Sylvia Fernond , Mary Jo Trofficanu, Juli Steond Row: Irmo F«rnond«i, Joiie Alvorez. fiocfc Row: Oolio top� i, Sorjo Slogt«y, lupo Cuorvo. firtt Row Norm Douglott, Jim Gollagher, Paul Elrod, Nick Nichol� . Bob Wofford. So cor'd Row.- Dirk Wo bo� , Or. Bokor, Dick Swirbul, Jock Smallwood. Third Row: Jorry Bradloy, Horold ShoffeiM, Angol Arenoi, Don O'Noil. fourth Row: Bill Poll, Dove Comper, Jim Gable, lee Vonce. filth Row: Ruti Marsh, Guy Walton, Frank Greco, CoH Rosso. Sixth Row: Wally Bembry, Bob Swirbul, Cho'lie Downey, Bill Ycnger. Sevenfh Row: Jack Horne� , Bob Swigert. PI KAPPA PHI BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1955 Colors: Gold and White Flower: Red Rose 1957-58 proved to be a very successful year for the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. They had two members to represent the University in the 1957-58 edition of Who's Who: Bill Post, co-captain of the football team; and Bob Swirbul, busi- ness manager of the Minaret. The Pi Kaps were well re- presented in the Senior Class Notables: Bob Swirbul, Best All Around: Wallace Bembry, Best Looking: Bill Post, Most Athletic: and Jim Gallagher, Most Popular. The Pi Kaps, noted as strong Intramural contenders, were again in the lead this year. Pi Kappa Phi held its annual Christmas Dance with Miss Teddy Toth. Miss Jane Bradley. Miss Beth Carr, and Miss Lynn Cekal as sponsors. Twelve beautiful campus co-eds were selected and hon- ored by the Fraternity on Daughters Day, one of the unique events of the year which takes ploce on the first day of Spring every year. The last formal dance of the year is the Pi Kappa Phi Rose Ball, at which all the Pi Kaps and friends gather for the last time in the school year to honor the Rose Queen crowned that night. 200 Our vnforgeltoblo Root! DAUGHTERS OF PI KAPPA PHI: fin I Row: Belly Monn, Jon Brodley, Peggy Goyer, Sondor Prex, Belly Hclwig. Second Row; Undo Sperter, Pony Honjhow, BolK Corr, Cornon Colfigirone, Romono Hernondex, Mory MeeSon. Nol Pictured: June Fuuell. 209 first Row; Brion Downey, Don Prill, Mrj. OppenSeimer, Bill Kfieg, Ton Eno� . Second Row; Jim Bonnette, Pelo Wouner, Bill Wright, Poul Joyce. Third Row; Gert Wouner. Mark Cunningham, Fronk Fuchock, Bob Sojovelz, Tony Pomilio. Fourth Row; Ron Tecxo, lorry Gnogey, Woyne Story, Bill Kotis. Filth Row; Tom Poulos, Ron Sikoro, Bob Woy. SIGMA PHI EPSILON I ' FLORIDA ZETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1953 Colon: Dork Red ond Purple Ffower; Red Rote� and Violet� The Sig Eps started the school year with a bong, when the alumni gave a party in honor of the actives. The next outstanding social event on the calendar was the Suppressed Desire costume boll, ofter which followed Homecoming. Beat Appalachian was the theme on the Sig Ep float, while our skit was based on This is Your Life. with the participation of outstanding members of the faculty. Preced- ing the Appalachian football gome, our annual Homecoming party for the Sig Ep alumni ond actives was held at the frat house. Together with twenty thousand college students from all over the United States, the Sig Eps held their Easter-Holiday Beach Parties at Fort Lauderdalo. The Sweetheart Ball. the final and most important event in the social calendar for the Sig Eps. was held this year at Larry Moore's. This traditional dance of the Sig Eps was again very successful. 210 S'9 Ep'� float—Bofll «o DeolS. Our MoJd Miu Aon Moyo Euortod by Tony Pomilio OFFICERS President.................................FRANK FUCHECK Vice-President...................................DAN PRILL Secretary..............................................GERT WOSSNER Historian........................................TOM ENOS Advisor................................DR. J. RYAN BEISER $ig Ep� in Cuba during Spring Holidoyi. 211 first Row: Howard I. Srnsley. Second Row; Hoye� Wil� on, George Ponkey. Third Row: Don Montgomery, Bill to Covono, Al Hor- wood, Uoyd Hine� . fourth Row: Ed Von Gelder. fifth Row: Weyrr.on Hudgin� , Mock Lee. Jerry Wetheringlon, Dick Lovett, Wolter Cormony. Sixth Row: Jerry Horm� , Di k Kearney, Buddy Bonk� , Joe Pender- go� l, Don Bernardo, Ralph Poe. Seventh Row: Bob Henry, Roy Weilinger, Darrell Robert� , Edd Hudton, Michael Hoperir Elmer Lincoln, Ronald Meiserunith, Gei Sander� . Bell McClain, flock Row; Prt Carmony, Troy Towniend, Jeff Ripbergt Paul Doyle, Thom Spettel, Bernard h Govern, Niel Reynold� , Don Jone , Rofc Ledbedder, Ronald Thompion, Nick Ve£ Bob Curry, Dick Follweiler. Prof. Wilt Prof. Vincent. T K E EPSILON BETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1935 Colors ffower Cherry and Gray Red Cornot HOWARD L SINSLEY President GEORGE PANKEY Vice-President ED VAN GELDER Secretory DON MONTGOMERY Trcosurer TED STARR Historion HAROLD E. CARMONY Advisor-Professor The Grond Prlxe Winner. Our Moid, Min Pottl Clork The Telcos opened the school year with their Kool Kat Kaper Dance, in which the members satirized the KKK. At Homecoming the Tekes won the Ovor- all Float Trophy for the third straight year: Patti Clark. Teke enry. was selected for the Homecoming Court. During the Yuletide season, the annual Christmas party for the underprivileged children was given. Yolanda Hevia was honored as Sweetheart of TKE at the annual Red Carnation Ball: Ruth Dobson. Cathy Labruzzo. Mary Jo Trafficante. and Rosalit Volenti were maidens of the court. Teke pledges chose their own Sweetheart and Court, another Teke First: Laura Jean Ayers was the Pledge Sweetheart. Rush was very successful pledging a yearly total of 28 men—(the highest on campus). Among class officers were Howard Sinsley. Presi- dent of the Student Body with Don Montgomery as his Vice-President. Buddy Banks represented the Senior Class. Tekes Mock Leo. Ed Van Geldor, Thomas Spottel and eight others wore members of the WTUN Staff. Howard Sinsley and Buddy Banks were among the Tekes in Who's Who. Tekes on the Crew were A| Harwood and Bob Currie. Currie along with Ed Van Gelder also starred in several of the University drama productions. Tekes on the University of Tampa faculty are Dr. Jan Brazda. Harold Pop” Carmony, Ernie Vincent and Prof. Lymon Wiltse. The Big Banquet ot the Hilltboro. And the Statue� Como Alive. . . . I firtt Row: Walter Wilton, Rolph Alvoroz, Bob Bondi, lorry Gorzio, Vinz Tola. Second Row: Plono Voider, Ed Herroni, Harold Kichler, Fred Gonzolez, Roy Porzoro. Third Row: Avgutt Ponicllo, Albert Pizollo, Frank Fernander. Fourth Row: Albert Gonzolei, Fronk Alfonto. filth Row: Phil Rololo, Dom Cottono. Sixth Row: Tony Rodriguez, Ron Cinnamon. Seventh Row: Danny Curbelo. Eighth Row: Jock Craparo. THETA CHI EPSILON ZETA CHAPTER Colon: Military Red and White F ower: Red Carnation ESTABLISHED 1957 The year has passed, and Thefa Chi on the University of Tampa campus is one year old. Since its transition one year ago Theta Chi has taken an active part in campus activities. Theta Chi began the year by placing a large number of men in the Student Senate. With November come Home- coming, and Theta Chi was again in the headlines, winning the Best Fraternity Float award and having our candidate, Sylvia Greeson. gain First Maid honors. Later in the year came the Moroccan Court, and again our candidate was placed. With the voting for Who's Who. the fraternity toot a first by placing more men than any other organization on campus. The six men chosen from our fraternity were Ray Porcaro, Joe Porez. Victor Perez. Ron Cinnamon. Jack Espinosa, and Mike Skoroulis. This year we also started an Easter Meditation Service, which we will continue for years to come. Our fraternity was well represented in the Student Senate, the I.F.C.. and the I.F.-S.C. 214 I OFFICERS President......................................BOB BONDI Vice-President..................................JOE PEREZ Secretary.................................ED HERRANZ Historian...............................RON CINNAMON Advisor......................PROF. JAME D. PIETRANGELI OUR SPRING PlEDGESi Hr it Rowi Tony Roraonello. Son RokIIIc, Joe Andrews, Rene Correro, Andrew Mirobole, Joe Teifosecca. Second Row.- Mel Bovrrel, Spero Moutiotios, John Motus, Anthony Muloy, Tommy Morgan, Joe Vega, Ray DeMott, Bobby Garcio. Andrew Puloo, George Fernondoz. 215 I S C - I F C Pictured members of the Ponhellenic Council ore from left to right: Pint flow: louro jeon Cook, Joon Jones, Dean King, Doris Hampton. Second Row: E. Foltcr, Potti Clork, So .Jro Fernandes, ond Diona Ray. It is through the combined ef- forts of these two grcfttps, the Inter- Fraternity Council ond the Pan- hellenic Council that the Fraterni- ties and Sororities get together and discuss the ways of having hotter relationships with each oth- er and with the other students of the school. Members of the Inter-Frotern'rty Council ore from left lo right: lorry Gorcio, Sammy Giunto, Doan Burnside, Frank Krelimor, Don Montgomery, and Jim Gollogher. Sealed is Buddy 8anks. Not present wos Howard Sinsley. 216 1 I 217 Stottd■ Vincent To!o, Richard Coup, Augustine Correro, lyn Campbell, frank Greco, Ed Joltovily, Henry letter, Frank Greco. Standing: Lillion Douhan, Ann Berlhioume, Koy lownon, Shirley Pulloro, Joyce Johnson, George Blanco, Carmen Caltagirone, Morgoret Walker, Sandra Cape, Angelo letter, Gloria llndall. KAPPA PI NATIONAL ART FRATERNITY A pho Alpha Theta Chapter of Kappa Pi, honorary national art fraternity, was in- stalled at the University of Tampa in 1948. Stated: Or. Giles, Professor 8orchordt. Stonding: Fronk Greco, Pouline Tovrles, Elaine Becker, Sandro Cope. filtl Row: lowrcnco Filzgerold, Moryonn Stoudinger, Dorothy Stewart, fronk leto, Tom Eno� III, Yolondo Hevio, Shlrloc A. Smith, fldro P. Bred. Second Row: Mortin V. Corvor, Thom S.oottcl, Morvin Alvorcx, Allen M. Weinttein, Erneit F. Soone, Dr. Robert J. Dew, Adviior. Member� Not Pictured: Robert E- Sonchex, Themi� John� , Robin Ledbetter, 8illy Enfinger, Betty Moxwcll, fronk Rodriguez. FLORIDA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES COLLEGIATE DIVISION The purpose of this chapter is to promote scientific research, to stimulate interest in the sciences, and to encourage the diffusion of scientific knowledge. Faculty Advisor..................................................DR. ROBERi J. DEW, JR. President..................................................DORATHY ANNE STEWART President-Elect...................................................FRANK PETER LETO. JR. Secretory.....................................................YOLANDA MARIA HEVIA Treasurer.............................................................ROBIN LEDBETTER 219 SPANISH CLUB Augustine N. Correro, Joyce Johnson, Mrrcodci Corujo, Fronk Greco, Sylvio Rivero, Olgo Zoyos, luit Abudo, Dolores Rubio, Nildo Arguellot, Joseph Testosecco, Jennie Voider, Iberio Ruir, Koty Deloro, Rene Gonzalez, Vincent Toto. firsl Row: Koty Deloro, Vincent Toto. Second Row: Iberio Roiz, Rene Gorzolez, Joyce Johnson. Third Row: Dolores Rubio, luit Abudo, Augustine Corrcro. Vincent Toto, Sylvia Rivero, Thomos Enos, Olgo Zoyos. 220 lui� Abudo. Olgo Zoyos, Fronk Greco, Sylvio Rivero, Joyce Johnson, Augustine Correro. Nildo Argucllaj, Joe Testosecco. Fronte Greco, Jennie Voldez, luit Abudo, Mercedes Corujo. Rosolie Morlelloro, Sylvio Rivero, Rene Gonzalez, Tom Enos, Mercedes Corujo, Jennie Valdez, Dolores Rubio, June Spencer. 221 Sondro Cape, Ann Krumbholt, Bernodine Becker, Charles Stockford, President Jerry Krumbholz, Joyce Stockford. PI DELTA EPSILON NATIONAL HONORARY JOURNALISM FRATERNITY Colors: Olive Green ond Gray flowtr: While Carnation The University of Tampa Chapter of Pi Delta Epsilon was chartered in 1953. The staffs of the University publications and the University broadcasting station, WTUN, are repre- sented in its membership. Howord Sinsley, Ed Von Gelder, Dr. Thompion, Advisor, Ellen Edirislon, Jim Galloghei. Dr. McFadyen, Or. Boker, Professor Vincent 222 CIRCLE K PMI Rotulo, Edd Hudson, Vince Toto, Howard Sintley. Circle K it e service organization. The group is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Professor lorson, Dr. Brcudo. Ernest Bard, Morion Terry, Pool Doyle, ond Elizobelh Mono, and Hillsborough County Commissioner Rudy Rodriguez, if terrupt their conference to occommodote the photographer. POLITICAL UNION 223 SIGMA TAU DELTA PROFESSIONAL ENGLISH FRATERNITY Colon Cordinol ond Block Flowor Cordinol -Roit Sootod: Dr. Boker, Jeon Morrii, Pre� ldent Elect Croce Fine, Mory Meehon, Abb Krumbholi, Goroldine low. StandingRobert Akord, Ed ConBolly, Pretident Wolter Wllion, Vince Toro, Robert Steven� , Horold Molten. Rho Zeta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta was chartered December 28. 1956, and was installed January 19, 1957, with Nicio Vega, Jr., as its first president. The chapter is sponsored collectively by the members of the English Department. 224 WOMEN'S DORMITORY Stonding: Sylvia Seori, Belly Monn, Glodyt Hill, Jone Bradley, Angelo Hunter, lynn Cekol, Margie Yarborough, Bonnie Williomj, Joan Jones. Kneeling: Pol Rhoodei, Joni Bouye, Ann Aherne, Undo Tillman, Judy De Grool. « Standing: Poyton Hall, Carolyn Hitch, Pauline Tourlej, Ruth Ann Oobion, Eloine Becker, Doreen Coyer, Phyl Gladhill, Pol Honihow, Mary Redo, Sylvia Dean. S� ottd: Jokie Dohm, Jon Peiolo, Corole Bouer. 225 MEN'S DORMITORY first Row; Bob Shannon, John Klacko, Billy Enfinger, Mr� . Usher, Don Jones, Jerry Welherington, Albert Cray. Second Howi Sid Schuster, Andrew Winter� , Rolph Morton, Bob Myers, louit Abudo, Donny Costo, Jerry Anderson, Ron Cinnomon, Dom Cossano, Joe Andrews, Roy Porcoro, Wode Birch, Mel Boumel, Bob Fox. SCHOOL NURSE Our friend in need, who always has a friendly smile and thoughtful word for all. Mrs. Austin has served tho University of Tampa for two years. Mrs. Elliott G. Austin, R.N. 226 ) Moyraon Hudgir� , Dorothy Fiiher, Borboro Piioki, Dr. Thompion, Poul Ptrrino, Morcio Montgomery, Doniel Parion� . The Canterbury Club fosters among students of the University a better understanding of the faith and practice of the Episcopal Church. CANTERBURY CLUB Dr. Francis J. Thompson....................................Advisor Father Robert Tharp.......................................Chaplain FATHER ROBERT THARP 227 Don Jones, Jim Eikeford, Mrs. Alton, Keith Fowler, Robert Hud ion. Front Row: Gill Stevens, Dick Winters, Mary Mackintosh, Bill Enfingor, Robin Ledbetter. Bruco Vest, John Wright, Bob Myers, Sondro Klein, Barbaro Goss, Bill BaeckUr. Front Row: Doris Hoover, Morcello Thomos, Shirlee Smith. METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Sarah Jo Gates, Sara Going. Professor Carmony. Walter Cormony, Jr., Jill Kinney. 228 NEWMAN CLUB Hut Row: Rotali Volenti, Mary Redo, Jody 0 Groat, Bob Shonnon, Shirley Hickey, Jon Coppolino. Gildo Vozquez, Ann Ahern , Mary Froncii Gorcio, Potty Honthow Second Row: Maryann Staudinger, Martin Carver, Cathy lobruzzo, Rene Gonzalez, Borboro Kerwin, Cathy Chritt, Cynthia Gorcio, Olgo Zoyot, Sylvia Rivero, Pother Potrick Modden, Mori Mirobello, Jo Cory. Third Row: Vince Cockowtki, Rita Jockton, Agnet Fette, Jotie Alvarez, John Cory. fourth Row: Yolonda Hevio, Robert Duke, Ronold Brickley, Robert Cordoto, Tony Girgenti, Phil Volenti, Rod Porent. The Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and fellow- ship endeavoring to serve students of the University in their spiritual and social needs. NEWMAN ClUB OFFICERS—Vince Cockowtki, Vice-Preiident; Yolanda Hevio, Preiidcnt; Moryonn Staudinger. Secretory-Treoiurec; Foth r Patrick Modd n, Chaplain. 229 FI PA- There were registration, meetings, fun, speakers, ond more speokers. These five pictures tell the story of FIPA- FISGA Convention, starting early and ending late. 230 Tho Meeting. Whol't � o tvnny, Howord? SG A f ) The FI PA and tho FISGA conventions were hold in Tampa. The Hillsboro Hotel was the scene of most of the gatherings. A joint party was held on the first night so that all the delegates could got to know each other and the problems of each oth- er's schools. The University of Tampa was well repre- sented with about thirty-five delegates. Jean Morris, convention chairman, did on excellent job and wo can be very proud of her. Hats off to Jean! ) The banquet ipeoker, Mr. Jamt Clendinen. 231 1958 CALENDER 232 . .. Jg™ MISS MARY FRANCES RHODES Sponsored by Maas Brothers, Inc. y4uau6t uf MISS SANDRA PEREZ Sponsored by Sea Breeze Restaurant J fry TAMPA Florida’s Most Progressive CITY We salute the students of the University of Tampa Through their Knowledge they become Leaders of Tomorrow NICK NUCCIO, MAYOR Board of Representatives W. D. (Doug) West, Chairman Richard (Dick) Bacon L. B. McSwain Lee Duncan Jimmie Minardi Olin Huffman W. B. 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