University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 306 of the 1962 volume:

! Throughout ihese pages are the events of another year in the life of a Sparton ... grovyn loyal to his alma mater. .. symbol of courage, carrying the virtues of knighthood through another year... a year full of activities that began in September... planned for leisure, study, and activities. . . leading to the temporary finale ... ... June farewells . .. Those who will not return will long remember this treasured year... just as a sun sets on one day, but rises again the next... so the Spartan ends the year... always the Spartan returns and prepares for another year... ... a way of life that will always be remembered ... ... a love that will always live ... o member of an ever- growing university family. I, IB LI 1 liLi-kl , J UC U'i.'f li- kWtf £$} Rat Caps . . . Introductions . . . Name Togs . . . Will you please sign my ret book? . . . Pajamo Parade ... It really is warm here.' ORIENTATION i j 9 i u 7 REGISTRATION LT 5 11 (Tol 5 v 1 0 Linos . . . Waiting ™ • cAmy money now?' Writing closed!' Do I pcy t: ... Lines . . . 'That class can't be Chicken wire . . . Foil ... No sleep . . . Watching your queen candidate cheering at the game . . . Triumphant coach ... the big dance . . . return of alumni. I HOMECOMING 9 CONTENTS Mary Esther Volido .................................................... Editor Potricia Alvarez...........................................Business Manager WITH GRATITUDE FOR YOUR WARM FRIENDSHIP; WITH ADMIRATION FOR YOUR WILLINGNESS TO HELP YOUR STUDENTS; WITH APPRECIATION FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROGRESS OF OUR GREAT UNIVERSITY; WITH GRATEFULNESS FOR WHAT YOU HAVE MEANT TO EACH OF US; WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN DEDICATING TO YOU, DR. EUSTASIO FERNANDEZ, THE 1962 MOROCCAN. 13 PRESIDENT’S FAREWELL MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS A university is measured by the records of its graduates end their contribution to the society which makes possible the continucnce of the University and their own existence. Each of you has established certain life goals. As the years multiply and experience clarifies and sharpens your perceptions os to what constitutes a sotisfcctory life, these goals may change and broaden. I hope you will never forget, however, that the con- tinuation of our democratic society will depend on the way in which each of you func- tions as a participating and constructive citizen within that society during the balance of your lifetime. You have already laid o foundation for this future through four years of constructive work at the University of Tampa. Hcc you not done so, you would not be graduated. Eut this is only the beginning. Before you stretches a long period of pcrscnol growth. I hope your experience here has given ycu the sound foundation required for a meaning- ful future. In addition to the need for growth to meet your own personal goals, each of you has a debt to repay. In the large, this is a debt to the society which made it possible for in- stitutions like your Alma Mater to exist, so that you would have the opportunity to attend college and secure the coveted baccalaureate degree with all that this implies for your personal future. You olso owe a personal debt to your parents or to others who hove cssisted you to secure this educofion, including the University if you hove received schol- arships or assistance in any form. Society is perpetuoted and strengthened only if those of us living in the present make full peyment of our debt to the past by applying these payments to the future. Thus I hope that each of you, in your own way and according to your persona! resources ond opportunities, will repay your personal debt, not because it is a requirement but be- cause it is a privilege. I hope you will do so by continuing to develop your own poten- tialities to the maximum; by participating in worthwhile activities which will strengthen your community and society; and by maintaining an interest in and support of your Alma Mater. Disraeli once said that the future strength of a notion depends on the caliber of the education which it affords its young people. Each of you can assist in this noble pur- pose by helping to strengthen your University. For as you graduate, your Alma Mater faces her most challenging end expectant years. With each of you goes my personal wishes for success. David M. Delo, President 15 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Richard J. Binnicker Mr. William C. Maclnnes Mr. Chorles F. Blake Mr. Dcnold Clinton Power Mr. Carl D. Brorein Mr. Victor V. Sharpe Mr. John C. Council Mr. Paul Smith, Sr. Mr. J. Crockett Farnell Mr. C.C. Milo Vega Mr. Chester H. Ferguson Mr. James W. Walter Mr. Jcmes I. Ferman Mr. James W. Warren Mr. W. Howard Fronkland Mr. Jerome A. Waterman Mr. G.R. (Dick) Griffin Mr. Louis Wellhouse, Jr. Mr. Charles Parkhill Lykes Mr. Morris E. White Mr. Howard P. Mocforlonc Mr. Frederic J. Woods Mr. Al Yorkunos 16 IN MEMORIAM George B. Howell The entire student body, faculty, and administration was greatly saddened by the death of Mr. George B. Howell on October 17, 1961. Mr. Howell was one of the stronges friends and supporters of the university. He was long a driving force in its athletic program; he organized the university's athletic association as a young banker in Tampa and became its chairman. A member of the Board of Trustees from the time of the uni- versity's founding in 1931 until his death, he was chairman of the board's athletic com- mittee. The university's gymnasium, which he sponsored, and the former Crescent Hall Women's Dormitory bear his name. Mr. Howell was chairman of the board of the Ma- rine Bank and Trust Co., director of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce, the Florida State Fair Association, and the United Fund of Greater Tampa; and was a member of the Florida Council of 100 and the Committee of 100 in Tampa. 17 v Jr 4’� L‘ • -r ¥. ••• j. vC •« ; A 4py w-' - 'f n� ■; � � V- . . U;ir •• •-. •. •: ar«'. ., • ir‘ ADMINISTRATION AND J ■ ■ T t t -i. ti’ - ! '•� 2� ft. V .) ‘ mC .� � = . :- ' '. •«- • ,.A U ■ ■ ■ “ ► « .1 3� ..� - � . t £ ', 'y' ♦ v- t • i '1 f� v v- r� ’ -i -a Mi : . ■ • Z .■ . • � • “+'. '• ' r4 ut . r ♦«• i .• - • ; i-H • n «x • -•♦� • «T'' -‘ M «'• v- wci -5 • Vjt� � • a -’ • ,� • � � A.« f -= ‘I •• ■ ■ ’ « , - ■ .'«.w r ••« }.jr, o-r ■ ’• W«W . !JC7� - ’ :. r � v 3 • '- .V3 i 5: a c � - .? - , Af , ‘ - V p • ' i S ••' � v . r ,v y- - .-• - I.- Co’� St-H s-TH««. • • •� • '- - ; « . 4 V ’V ' V � ••.■ All m t‘� -r -vr •.'« ’•' . . . y, -5 • V ;� ' Cvj ix- '■ -' ■ ‘t •- - — . ■• , -- t ? -r- — .C •' 'V rr f 9 ' • ■ -r � - — I JSi � ■— jt • r: «• =r £• x � r. c' Dr. David M. Delo Ph.D., Sc.D., L.L.D. PRESIDENT Dr. Dolo has been president since July 1, 1958, when he came to the university from Wagner College in New York. He completed his under- graduate work at Miami (Ohio) University, 1926, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He received his M.A. in 1928 from the University of Kansas,- his doctorate in 1935 from Harvard University. Dr. Delo is cc-outhor o? two books, Years of This Land and Scientists in Uniform. 20 DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION Dr. M. C. Rhodes Ph D., Sc.D. DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT Dr. Stephen L. Speronis Ph.D. 21 Walter H. Hayes Jr. DEAN OF MEN DEAN OF WOMEN 22 Mrs. Lucile King A.B., M.A. DEAN OF EVENING DIVISION DIRECTOR OF GENERAL STUDIES Dr. James W. Covington Ph.D. Mrs. Johnnie Pate DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS REGISTRAR Dr. Willis J. Dunn DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND PUBLICITY Ph.D. 24 Col. Frank Hutchens FACULTY ADAMS, MILLER K. B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Associate Protenor of Physicol Educotion ALIEN, FRANCES A.B., M.F.A., Instructor in Speech APPLE, RUSSELL CHARLES A.B., M.C.S., Ajjociote Professor of Amounting BAIRD, JOSIAH l.M. B.S., MA., Ph D. Professor cf Finn Art� BETTMAN, BERNARD 8.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry BAKER, HOWARD GOULD A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of English BIGNEll, JAMES 8.S., MA„ Assoeioto Professor of Industriol Arts ■2-5 BEISER, J. RYAN A B„ M.A., Ph.D., Professor of History ond Politico! Science r-. BRADLEY, INA LOU AB, M.Ed. Instructor in Elementary Edocotion CARMONY, HAROID E. 8.$.. MS. Assistant Professor of Chemistry COOK. E. O. 8.Sc.. M.S ., Ph D. Associotc Professor of Physics COVINGTON, JAMES V . B.S., M A., Ph.D. Professor of History ond PoliticoJ Science COX. STELLA M. 8.S., M.A. Associotc Professor cf Homo Economics CYZEWSKI, WIUIAM W. 8.S., M B A. Instructor in Business Acmlnlstrotlon DEW, ROBERT J. B S . D.Sc. Professor of Chemistry DORAN, MICHAEL 0. A.8.. M.A, Assistont Professor in Psychology DUNN, WILLIS J. A.8, M.A., Ph.O. Associotc Profossor of Sociology DWYER, ROY E. 8.S., M.Ed., Ed.D. Professor of Educotion ond Director of Teceher Educotion EOGY. JANE B.S.. M.A. Instructor in Physical Education for Women FERNANOEZ, EUSTASIO 8.S., M.A , M AX. Associotc Professor of Sponish FRENCH, FLORENCE FELTON A.B., M.A. Instructor in Speech GILES. CHARLES S. B.S., M.A.. Ed.D. Associate Professor of Fire or.d Industrial Arts X GLENN, WILLIAM DARBY A.8., M.A . Ph D. Professor cf Psychology HO, C. J. A.B., M.A.. Ph.O. Associate Professor of Psychology I GRIFFIN, MARTIN I. J. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English HANEY, KENNETH W. 8 Ed.. M.A. Assistant Pro'cssor of SocioLogy JONES, ELMER A. 8.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Biology HYDE, CHARLES I. 8.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administro- Hen KAINEN, A. J. A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mothcmotics KEENE, JESSE L A.B., M A., Ph.D. Professor of History end Politicol Scionco KELLER, EARL E. 8.S., A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English LOCKE, JULIUS DUANE A.0., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English ILOYD, W. F. A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathemotlcs MAIER, HARVY EDWIN 8.A., M.A, Ed.D. Oircctor of Chorol Musk ond Professor of Music McFADYEN, A IVAN R. A.B., M.A, Ph.D. MOHR, ROBERT L. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Secondary Educotion NASH, ALFRED E. A.B. Instructor in Art NICKEL, ROBERT J. A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Assoclotc Professor of Secondory Educo- lion PARK, STEPHEN F. A.B., MM. Asscciote Professor of Music Theory PIETRANGELI, JAMES D. B.A., M A. Assistent Pro‘cssor of Psychology PRUITT. CLARENCE M. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Geography REED, CLYDE T. A.B., M S. Associote Professor of Biology REYNOLDS, OWEN J. B.S., M.S. Assislont Professor of Mothemotics ROBERTS, LAWRENCE B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of 3usmcss RODRIGUEZ. ALICE 8.S., M.P.E. H. Assistant Professor of Physical Edecotion 3 RODRIGUEZ, MARIA 6 Pcd., M.A., Ed.D. Assistont Professor of Edvcotion ROGERS, LOUIS LEROY 6.S.. M A„ Ed.D. Assistont Profossor of Sccondory Edocotion SHEPPARD, ELYSE G. A.B., M.A. Assistont Professor of MotKomotics SPERONIS, STEPHEN I. B A.. M.A., Ph.D. Associote Professor of History ond Politicol Science I THOMPSON, FRANCIS J. A.B., M.A., Ph.D Associote Professor of Eng ish STOUT, RALPH E. B.S.. M.A., Ed.D. Assistont Professor of Secondory Educotion STUCKY, ALAN P. B.S., M $., Pn.D. Associate Professor of History ond Politicol Sconce UMHOLTZ, JAMES K. Assistont Professor of Elementary Educa- tion VON SZELISKI, JOHN J. B.S.. M.S. D rector of Rodio ond Instructor in Radio ond Dromo WALKER, CHARLES R. 8.A., B.S.. 8-S.Ed.. M.A., M,$., Ph.O. Profoiior of Bology WILTSE, LYMAN Mm.8., M.M. Diredor of OrcKoHro ord Auociotc Prof, of Mulic KARKLINS, MILDA G. WEAN, ROBERT 6. B.S.. Ph.O. Aixxiole Profcisor of Biology WILLIS, DAVID CLARKE 8.S., M.S., Initructor In ChomiUry ZIELONKA, 0. I. 8.H., A B„ Prof, of Rel. WILEY, HUNTER N. B.S., M-A. Diredor of Bondi ond A� � cxioic Profoiior of liutrunenrol Mj� . WOOTEN, ROBBIE E. B.S , M.A. Instructor in Sccrcto'iol S «ltce HEGEN, EDMUND LIBRARY HEAD LIBRARIAN Circulation Librarian Miss Charlotte Anne Thompson Mrs. Estella Crane Miss Vanda Nelson Miss Gloria C. Runton Mrs. Jeanette Altier Mrs. Pauline Dewitt 32 SECRETARIES Mr� . Juliet Moore Public Relotion� ond Publicity Mr� . Shirley Jeon Ademo Office ol University Development Mr� . Eunice Peretimon Evening ond General Studie� Division Mrs Florcnco Block President'� Office Mr� . Noomi Pittman President'� Office Me� . Volvo Ford Offico of Univer� iry Development Mi� � Evelyn Bennett Office of Dean of Men Mrs. Camilla Cooper Office of Dean of Women Mr� . Eloiie Durrett Office of Deon of Administration REGISTRAR’S OFFICE I I Dono Drew, leeAnn Fowlor, Joyce Gray. 34 Belly Culbrcoth, UIvo Novrmct, Josephine L. Slone. BUSINESS OFFICE Ro� e S. Mooto� — Mcod Bookkeeper, Hoxel John� — Coihier, Jim — Seerotory, Andrew Mirobolo, Joekic Smolley. ond Geroldlne Smolley ond Sieve Kyriokou — Office Aulttonts. Not Skowni Of- Volent!, fee Ajjijtonts — Cynthio Arenoi, Stello Jiminez, Ruth MeCotkill 35 Mrs. Erlita Crawford ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DORMITORY DIRECTORS Mrs. Constance Berth..................Crescent Hall Mrs. Mary Coomer......................Crescent Hall Mr. Robert Lovely........................Lykes Hall Mrs. Margcret Ponky......................McKay Hall Mrs. Betty G. Scoff.....................Smiley Hall Dean Walter H. Hayes..................Main Building Mr� . 8« tty G. Scott Smiley Holl Dormitory Mr� . Mory Coomer ond Mrs. Constance Eorth Crescent Holl Dormitory 1 i I SL Michael Hildreth, Mrs. Elizabeth Meadows iHojsekeeper), Rufus Whltis BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT Rufus Whitis NURSES Marguerite Austin Gladys Smith ADMISSIONS REPRESENTATIVE Edward Van Gelder SWITCHBOARD AND INFORMATION Mrs. Mae Avery Mrs. Helen Scoggins 39 £ • -' V -V J5 ■r •� -yC V .'S -v� - ' '• •� « - r � • ?-� • £• � ? .n ' t - ■� V - .3 « «' •� ■%.-. - . -«C 4 ♦• . - - — ' v? 1rr-fj| h ■? 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The condidote� ore Si� Forlito. Yoli Goniolor, Pol Alvorex, Mary Ann Fox, Ginger Sutton ond Coro! Mortin. QUARTERBACK CLUB LUNCHEON ALUMNI BANQUET Mojor General Horold Maddox holds the ottcntlon of the olumni. Renewing old acquaintances ... seeing the irr yoverrents of the compos since I wos lost here. These arc the things Home- coming Is known for. Theta Chi Fraternity captured the Bert Lawn Civploy trephy with this stunning representation of a ship Soiling Into The New Frontier. LAWN DISPLAYS Lown displays are set up the week prior to Homecoming to create added interest and enthusiasm in the activities for the week. Organizations on campus draw up plans and construct the displays on the lawn surrounding the University. The two fraternities with houses build their displays on the house grounds. Judges from the City of Tampo are called in to judge the lawn displays. 58 Sigma Phi Epiilon's lown ditploy depicted o huge octopo� . Oelto Zeto'j expectation� o; a Sporton victory proved troo. Tri S.gmo Sorority placed their bet� with the Sportons. Alpha Chi Omega'� formolo wo� for o joopbox victory. Sigmo Signo Sigma Sorority ploced first in tho skit division with on omosing presentation on tho history of Tompo U. SKITS Skits are original sketches written by the organizations at the University. At the Spartan Splosh ' the night prior to Homecoming, they ore presented and judged on the bosis of originality, costumes, and adherence to the Homecoming theme. Dolia Zolo Sorority Koppa Koppo P� i froternity Alpho Chi Omega Sorority Zeta Tao Alpha Sorority Tao Koppa Epsilon Froternity Pi Koppo PKi Fraternity Theta Chi Froternity The University of Tampa Homecoming parade travels through the heart of downtown Tampa and comes to cn end at the football stadium. The beautiful floats seen in the parade are the products of the ingenuity and hard work of the organizations partici- pating, and are always received with enthusiasm by the public. The parade also features prominent dignitaries and bands from the local area. HOMECOMING PARADE Zeta Too Alpha sorority was awarded the Best All Around Floor trophy for ihij beoutiful design which fea- tured o replko of the seol of the University of Torrpo. Be� Froternity Floot Sigmo Phi Epiilon Fro- tcrnlty. Aipho Chi Omega Sorority Dclto Zelo Sorofily Dignitaries In the parade include Crocket Fornell, Superintendent of Hillsboro Mayor Knopkc greets the crowds. County Schools. 66 A pretty queen wove to the crowd . Our future teacher jmile prettily- 67 Marta Fleiher, Judy Summerlin and Jenny Hotkey ride for Sigmo Alpho Iota. HOMECOMING DANCE i Pol Powell of Zeto Too Alpho Sorority hoppily occepti the oword for Best All Aroond Float. The award for Beit lawn Deploy it accepted for Thcto Chi Fra- ternity by Prctidcnt, Joe Oboiek. Tri Sigrra Prendent, Janice Woertx, goes op to the ttoge for their second oword of tho ovening. I Qvoon Yoli and court: Girger Suiron ord Carol Martin Laughter, dancing, top entertainment, and gaiety prevailed at the gala Home-Dance. One of the high- lights of the evening was the presentation of the Queen and her court; and the awards for the win- ning floats, skit, and lawn display. Entertainment was furnished by the Chez Louie Clan Revue featuring the antics of Carme and Paul. Music was provided by the Showmen Society Orchestra. Everybody Hully-Gt llyl CHRISTMAS Christmosiime brought outdoor disploys constructed by vorious sororities to illu- minate the campus. Zeto Too Alpho combined with Smiley Holl to put op their Santa Claus ond Reindeer. Oelto Zeto gcve out Christmas greetings with their Santo Clous. � A nciWi� ' STUDENT CENTER DRIVE The Student Center Drive was the local point of many activities during the month of Jonuary. Beginning with C.A.P. Day, (Citi- zens for Academic Progress) in which merchants, from downtown Tampa, Shopping centers, and aided by students from the uni- versity, gave a certain percentage of their sales towards the building of the student center,- and continuing to Batters for Buildings, in which the Village Inn Pancoke House donated all the money received during one twenty-four period. A King and Queen of Pancakes were crowned that doy. These were the male and female students who devoured the most pancakes in eight minutes. Crowned by City of Tompa Mayor, Julian Lane, they were Norma Boza, representing Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, and Max Davis, representing Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. wsrir. Parade Re !l BAND Parade fimel SININOli In octlon on ihe field. The University of Tompa Bond, under the direction of Mr. Hunter M. Wiley and Miss Pat Fussell, Drum Majorette; was the highlight of half-time shows, parades, and special events during the year. Concerts were held in Plant Park on alter- nating Sundays. One of the leading activities of the year was their participation in CAP. day. The German Band, a subsidiary of the university band, performed at the Anniversary Ball, and ot Batters for Buildings Day. CONCERT CHORUS The 46-member University of Tampa concert chorus performed programs of varied in- terest throughout the year. This year brought the first four ever taken by an University of Tompa choir. Under the direction of Dr. Harvey E. Maier, the chorus took a nine-dey tour through Florida, performing in formal public concerts and in high school assembly programs. Again, the musicians presented their Christmas progrom while traveling down the Hillsborough River on a barge. Lovely majorettes add glomour to University functions. MAJORETTES Chorlottc Sherrill Corel Martin HEAO MAJORETTE Kitty lyon Cothy Mobry Judee Buckley Beverly Ard’JOno Sandy Rodriguez I Eileen Gomez Jore! McGee Mary Tereio Popia Yolanda Gonzalez HEAD OANCERETTE Undo VeiiS DANCERETTES Carol Wilwn Marie Boykin Mory Tompkin Ckxkwlsc: S. Forlito, 8. Collation, J. Horrington, V. Hovio, and C. Maincri CHEERLEADERS Cheerleader� In oction at first pep roily. The University of Tampa was represented by five viva- cious girls at all sports events this year. They led the cheers of the crowd at the football and basketball games and also served a Quarterback Club luncheons. The girls are selected on a competitive basis in the spring of the year. 76 Jody Harrington Brenda ColloSon Coil Maincri Vilmo Hevto Si Ferlito Hood Cheerleader RAY ANDREWS S� nior; Student Congre� , Trooturer, Senior Clot� President; Pi Koppo Phi, Worden, Social Chairman; A pha Phi Omega. Vice-Prctidcnl; Crew, lelterman; Sonior Clots Notable, Mott Popular. CHARLES BAILEY Senior; Mojor't Club; lettermen'j Club; Baseball; football, Cuptoln; Mo� t Oulitonding Fre� hman Ath- lete Award; Senior Clots Notable, Mott Athletic. NORMA BLANCATO Junior; Westminister fcllowthip. President, Vice-Presi- dent, Stoto Socretcrv; Mirorcf, Business Manager, New� Editor, Women's Sports Editor,- Moroccon, Cir- culation Manager, Clots Editor; Pi Delta Epsilon; Mo- jor's Club; Religious Council, President; F.A.H.P.E.R. JUDEE BUCKLEY Senior,- Zcto Tou Alpha, President; Student Congre� . Secretary of Stole. Ponhellenk, Treasurer,- I.F.S.C., Representative,- Moroccon Queen,- Doncerette,- Dorm Counselor; Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Court; Sen- ior Clast Notoblc, 8est Dressed. WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is a rational honor organization for outstanding students which has been in existence since 1934. Members arc considered on the basis of scholarship, participation, and leadership in acodemic and extra- curricular activities, citizenship, and promise for fu- ture usefulness. DON BLAIR Junior; Student Body Vice-Preiident; Tou Koppo Ep- tiloi; Homecoming Activities Chairman. ROSEANNE CINCHETT Senior; Zeto Tow Alpho. Vke-Pres dent, Historion; Stu- don� Congro� ; Senior Clou Secretory-Treasurer; I.F.S.C.; Newman Club; Pi Delto Epsilon,- Pi Koppo Phi Daughter; Pi Koppo Phi Outstanding Daughter, 1961; Pi Koppo Phi Rose Queen Court, Homecoming Queen Court; Who'� Who, 1960 61. JEANETTE DE GUZMAN Junior,- Phi Society; Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, Keeper of Grades, Highest Academic Average, 1960-61, Pledge Scholarship Award; Borden Freshman Scholarship Award; Food Foir Scholarship Gront; S.N.E.A.; Oean's Ust. LOUIS GIUNTA Senior; Theta Chi, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer,- Cir- cle K ; Student Congress, Senor Closs Vlco-Prcsi- dont; Business Club; Intromurols; Mcrocan Stall; Sen- ior Closs Notoblo, Most Oignified. YOLANDA GONZALEZ Senior; Zoto Tou Alpha, Standards Choirmon; Mino- ret, Fditor-in-Chief, News Editor; Studont Congress, Junior Closs Secretory-Treasurer; Heod Donceretto,- Horrccomirg Queen, 1961-62; Pi Delto Epsilon. Span- ish Club, Treosurer,- Moroccan Staff; S.F.E.A.; N.E.A.; Delegate, SUSGA Publkotions Convention,- University Correspondent, Tompo Tribune; Intromurols; Senior ClosS Notoble, Best All-Around, Best Looking. JOSEPHINE FERLITA Junior; Alpha Chi Omega, Treosurer,- Heed Cheer- leader; Moroccon Queen Court, First Maid, MARTA FLESHER Senior; Chorus; Concert Choir; Orchestra; Sigma Al- pha Iota, President; Phi Alpho Theto, President, Sec- retory-Treasurer,- Who's Who, 196061; Dorm Coun- selor; Honor Roll. 79 JOHN HANNA Senior; Student Body President,- Woll Street Journo I Achievement Aword; Business Club, founder, Presi- • dent. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-President, Circlo K. I Director. Propeller Club, Hi Vice-Preiident; Della • Sigma Pi; footboll; Crew; Senior Clou Notoble. Beit J All Around, Moil likely to Succeed. i ! � LOUIS MIXON Senior; Tou Kappa fcpsikn,- ■ Minoret Stoff; Who'l Who, 1960-61. JOSEPH OBUSEK Senior,- Thoto Chi, Preiident; I.F.S.C., Vice-Presidr Representative,- I.F.C., Representative,- Circlo Newmon Club; Moroccon, Fraternity Editor. I I CHARLES McCUUERS Senior; Theto Chi; Alpha Phi Omega,- footboll, Cop- toin; Most Valuable Player, I960; Outstondirg Back, 1960. Lettermen's Club. President; Who's Who, I960- 61; Student Assistant Cooeh. JIM NEVE Junior.- Pi Koppo Phi, Chaplain,- Student Congress, freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President; Dorm Counselor; Honor Roll, Footboll, All-Stole Aword; Crew; Soscboll; Intramurals. MARY THERESA PAPIA Junior,- Delta Zeto, Activities Chairman; Student G gross. Junior Closs Vice-President,- Minaret Stc Doncoretto; A.C.6. 80 GLORIA PETTIGREW Senior,- N.E.A.; 8optist Student Union; Chorus; Oeon't I � t; Honor Roll; Pi Koppo Phi Rote Qjecn,- Pi Koppo Phi Doughtcr,- Pi Koppo Phi Sponsor; Phi Alpho Theta; Who's Who, 1960-61. MARGARET LEE SICHEl Senior; Alpho Chi Omego, P-osident, Treasurer, Pledge Closs Prosidcnt; Student Congress, Secretory. Junior Senior Closs Representative; I.F.S.C., Presi- dent; Ponhcllcnic, Vke-President; Donecrcttc; Sigrra Sigma Sigmo Fledge Scholarship Award; Pi Koppo Phi Ooughtor; Tou Koppo Epsilon Pledge Court; Dorm Counselor; Howoll Holl Prosidcnt; WTUN, Announcer, Traffic and Continuity Director; Moroccon StofF; Minoret Stofl; Canterbury Club,- Who's Who, 1960- 61; Senior Closs Notable, Most Likely to Succeed. PAMELA SEIFERT Junior,- Alpho Chi Omego, Scholorship Choirmon; Ponhellonic. Representative,- Sigmo Alpho loto. Presi- dent; M.E.N.C.; Dorm Proctor; Sigmo Phi Epsilon Sweetheort Court; Bond; Choir; Dcon's List. ERNEST STOUT Junior; Sigmo Phi Epsilon, Sociol Choirmon,- Foot bo 11, Two-year lettermon,- Student Congress, Junior Closs President; lettermen's Club; Major's Club; S.F.E.A.; N.E.A. 81 GINGER SUTTON Junior; Alpho Chi Onego, Secretory, Rush Choirmon; Homecoming Queen Court, First Maid; Dorm Coun- selor. JANICE WUERTZ Senior,- Sigma Alpho lota,- Sigmo Sigma Sigrro, Presi- dent; Outstanding Collegiote, 1960-61; Ponhellenic. President; Bond. BEST ALL-AROUND Yolondo Gonzalez John Honno MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tino Skhel John Hanno MOST POPULAR Rosconno Cinchott Roy Andrews MOST INTELLECTUAL Shoron Weovor Steve Weinman SENIOR MOST TALENTED Jojie Pendino Jan-ei Somov BEST DRESSED Judee Buckley Gilmore Dominguoz NOTABLES MOST ATHLETIC Corrie Hcrrondcz Chorie� Bailey MOST DIGNIFIED looil Giurlo RovcMorie Rcfli� BEST LOOKING Chorloi Tru.'ock Yolanda Gonzolez WITTIEST Joe Obuiek Joy lombcrxjn • � •' ■ 1V «'•-I — ' -Sr V � h ; « v • . . v? , „ 4 jt - -r •. JS .?; vv- 4 5 i' 3? • • . ■ +r jfmr %. ■•• -t.'- - -C w ♦-''«'•'•' � .. _ . ., • . ' ' '1 r 'r r'.yJ urM”- ' - - ■ • • ''V— - U '•+ 'rjr f ” ' '■-•? • ■ -- •' -5 � « V- - 2 £ -—r u ,« «, „;.jr, ’ -C ’ � i , t -• A WINNING SEASON! Under the capable leader- ship of Head Coach Mar- celino Huerta the Univer- sity of Tampa Spartans completed their first win- ning season in 25 years. Since 1951, Huerta has been at the University of Tampa where he has compiled a record of 67 victories, 31 losses and 2 ties. Huerta has lead ♦he Spartans against independent small colleges and also major col- leges including Alabama, Tennessee, VMI, Chattanooga, and Florida State. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MARCELINO HUERTA 86 Coach Huerta an- nounced that this season would be his last at the University of Tampa. Coach Huerta will take the helm at the Univer- sity of Wichita next year. FOOTBALL T.U.’s Fighting Spartans and the Men Behind Them! Capt. Charti Bailey The University of Tempo's Spartan Football Team fought and scrapped their way to the most successful season in the university's his- tory. They posted an 8—1 record. With the leadership of the head coach and oil his as- sistants, Captain Charlie Bailey and Co- Captains Paul Gore end Tony Yelovich led the team on the poth to victory. During the season, the room v os ranked nationally in the NAIA polls and in the final lobulations, they were the eighth ranking team among small colleges. Individual honors gained were: Vaden Bessent, Outstanding Back; Paul Goro, Most Valucble Player; Jim Neve, Best Blocker and First Team All-State,- Tony Yelovich, Most Popular Ployer and Out- standing Lineman. Outstanding fullback Bob Moore was the State's leading scorer. Co-Copt. Paul Gore Som Bolley Bob Lovcty Charlie McCultcrs Fred Poncooit Reggie Colvard •J The promise of bigger and better football definitely took form for the University of Tampa's football squad. The Spartans opened their 25th season Sat- urday, September 23, 1961, overpowering Livingston State 41—8 before an estimated 8,000 fans at Phil- lips Field. Beating the Tigers for the sixth time, the Spartans scored the first three times they received the boll and added three more touchdowns in the second quarter. Honorable Mention Middle All-Amerieon Bob Moore Ernie Stool TAMPA........41 LIVINGSTON .... 8 All-Sfote Honoroblc Mention Vaden Beisent Dkk O'Brien TAMPA. . . WESTERN CAROLINA 24 13 Bloin Turner An estimated 7000 fons were at Phillips Field as Tampa won its second game of the season after spotting the visitors a score pre- viously in the game. An alert pass defense and outstanding play by the ends on both offense and defense contributed to the Spartans' success. It was the second straight loss after an opening victory for Carolina. Bob Moore, Tampa's swift 230 pound sopho- more fullback made two touchdowns on runs of twelve and five yards. The third was on a pass from Buddy Owens to Dick O'Brien. Jim Neve added his talents by kick- ing a field goal and adding an extra point after the lost down. All-Stote Jin N«v« Max Davit TAMPA ELON . After three football seasons, the University of Tompa won three games in a row. The unbeaten Spartans ‘were able to accomplish this by posting their first shutout of the sea- son, 13—0, against Elon College before 5,000 fans at Phillips Field, Saturdoy, October 14. Only their own mis- takes on offense kept the Spartans from making the mar- gin even wider os they completely dominated the game. Capt. Charles Bailey led the team to hold Elon down so defensively, that the fighting Christians only passed twice upon Spartan ground. Both occasions were during the sec- ond quarter — once after recovering a Tampa fumble. The Spartans out-gained Elon 353 yards to 85 but lost 110 yards due to penalties. They also fumbled away the ball three times. lorry Motor Bill Croft Eorl Bromlett Jim Galmin (X TAMPA..........17 PRESBYTERIAN. . .16 The courageous Spartans remained unbeaten Saturday, October 21, at Johnson Field, Clinton, S.C., struggling from behind twice for a tingling 17—16 victory over Presbyterian. Tampa took a 3—0 lead in the first period on Jim Neve's field goal and traded touchdowns with the Blue Hose the next two quarters. The most exciting part of the game was when quarterback Vaden Bessent took the kickoff on the goal, dropped the ball but picked it up and advanced forward to the five. Suddenly he stopped and threw across field to Billy Rouse near the left sidelines. Rouse got the boll at the two and astonished the opposition when he ran nearly the length of the football field for a touchdown. Statistics Tampa Presbyterian First downs 6 19 Rushing yardage 110 237 Passing yardage 19 22 Passes .... 3-6 2-10 Passes intercepted 3 0 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yardage penalized .... 47 30 All-American Academic Honorable Mention Bob Bo-iVt Charles Trulock Hollij Curling Pete MooH TAMPA.......... 3 S.E. LOUISIANA. 27 Effectively using their lightening pcssing ond running, S.E. Louisiona showed nearly 8,OCO fans at Phillips Field why they had an out- standing record this season. It was the first loss in five garres for the young Spartans, who hit harder than they had any game this season in holding the Lions considerably under their normal rushing total. For the speedy Lions from Hammond, La., it was the seventh victory of an unbeaten season. Southeastern was ranked fourth among the Nation's colleges in most polls. G«r.n Rowell Bill Rojso Ronnie Perez Mark BEAubien TAMPA.....26 TROY...... 6 Tampa Spartans traveled to Troy, Alabama Novem- ber 4, and took advantage of their oldest rival by overwhelming them 26—6. The Red Waves were more expe'ienced this year with most of last year's squad bock for another year, but the Spartans under the leadership of Copt. Charlie Bailey crushed the Red Wave attack. This paved the way to a rec- ord of five wins end one loss. Statistics Tampa Troy First Downs 18 12 Rushings Yds 177 128 Passing Yardages 83 42 Passes 6-12 3-11 Passes Intercepted 3 0 Fumbles Lost 1 1 Yards Penalized 40 35 Joe AroJln Dove Mitchell Som Rodr guez TAMPA..........27 NORTHERN MICHIGAN..... 6 Statistics Tampa N. Michigan First downs.......... Rushing yardoge .. Passing ycrdage ... Passes............... Posses intercepted .. Fumbles lost ........ Yards penalized ... 12 15 152 196 40 33 4-7 6-15 2 0 0 1 50 65 Making a bold bid for national recognition, the University of Tampa capitalized on three Northern Michigan mistakes upsetting the hapless Wildcats with a 27—6 Homecoming victory before 8,500 fans of Phillips Field. Turning an intercepted pass, fumble, and bad pass, the Spartans shocked the Fourth- ranked team into submission with a 20—0 halftime lead after turning back a solid scoring threat early in the aome. SPARTAN’S WIN OVER FOURTH-RANKED WILDCATS HIGHLIGHTS HOMECOMING Ronnie Perez, o veteran quarterback; intercepted two passes, returning the first 25 yords for the initial touchdown, ond knocking down several more. Vaden Bessent pitched touchdown passes to Ernie Stout in the second quarter and Sonny Trulock in the fourth. He completed three of four passes oil together and gained 16 yards running. Bob Moore turned in an- other fine performance. The hard hitting fuliback led all Tampa ball carriers with 52 yards in nine carries and scored his sixth touchdown of the season. TAMPA . . . APPA- LACHIAN 14 0 i On November 18, Bob Moore and the University of Tampa savagely won their second shut-out and protected their status among small colleges with 14—0 victory over Appalachian. A stout defense, led by Charlie Bailey, met every Appalachian challenge, and set up the first touchdown with an intercepted pass that whitewashed the Mountaineers for the first time this season. The Spartans' second touchdown was scored with 44 seconds remaining in the first half, after taking over on their own 34, Tampa relied on Bessent's arm to cover most of the distance. He completed a 22 yard poss to O'Brien, one for five yards to Ernie Stout and two covering seven and eight yards to end Charlie Rose. Neve kicked the extra points after both scores, giving him 14 for the season. Statistics Tempo Aopolachian First downs 10 8 Rushing yardage 120 57 Passing yardage 52 81 Passing 5-8 7-17 Passos intercepted 1 1 Punts 4-38 4-28.5 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 55 15 Jim Cotdw«ll Chorlio lylo TAMPA ... .22 WOFFORD. .21 The University of Tampa Spartans exhibited determination and courage in coming back before 6,500 fans at Phillips Field Saturday, Nov. 26, with an incredible 22—21 victory over Wof- ford. Being put down 21—0 in less than 17 minutes the Spartans stormed back to score twice in the second quarter and once more in the third. Hi-lighfing this desperate dash, were the two extra points gained by sophomore quarterbacks Vaden Bessent after the third touchdown. This proved to be a margin of victory in the final game of the season for both schools. Ckorlie Ro� « Bve'dy Owen� Statistics First downs........ Rushing yardage Passing yardage Posses ............ Posses intercepted Punts.............. Fumbles lost Yards penalized Frank Scorbo Tampa Wofford 16 11 167 165 84 32 . 8-12 3-10 2 0 . 6-36.8 5-35.4 1 1 89 93 Jette Lane Coach Bob Lavoy and Antics BASKETBALL T.U.'J 1961 8oikotboll Spartan «FRONT TO BACK) George Shory. Gene Rubino, Ron Whito, John Pollegiro. Lou Pinollo, Billy Gfobom. (BACK ROW) Dick Plum, Gory K«� l«r, Lorry Wogor . Horvoy Moll! , Don 8oyf, CKuek Engelkirg, Goorg Cook , K n Purely. Cooch Lovoy. 99 Vktofyllll Gory Koilor Chuck Engclklng — Co-Cap!ain John P«'legrino Horv«y Mallis George Shory Lorry Wogers Don Boy� — Co-Coploin Shcry jwmpj high fo two. Sportont WO from any positioni 101 The opposition mokes no difloronco to John Pelligrino. Another Sporton coger jumps to onother notch for tho sco'o. Let's wotch thot boll, nowl ■J Shory wotehcs while bondogcd teommote Chuck Engclking plons some strotegy. George Shory sporks Sparton teom to onother vidory. Mollis for on eosy two! Mollii worki for Iwo! Get ir there, Sportonsl I� this the Twiit ? Fons jom Howell Gym for gome. SCHEDULE December 4 .................................................... Jacksonville University December 9.....................................................Georgia Southern College December II....................................................William Carey College December 13.........................................................Georgetown College December 16...........................................................Howard College December 18...........................................................Union University January 4 ............................................................ Stetson University January 6.........................................................Transylvania College Jonuory 8......................................................Florida Southern College January 11 ....................................................Georgia Southern College January 13..............................................................Mercer University January 16........................................................Jacksonville University January 19..............................................................Mercer University January 26........................................................Jacksonville University Januory 29.........................................................University of Miami February 2.........................................................Kentucky Wesleyan February 3.....................................................University of Louisville February 6 ,.......................................................Loyolo of the South February 8.....................................................William Corey College February 10................................................Mississippi Southern College February 12....................................................Florida State University February 17.........................................................University of Miami February 19...................................................................... Stetson University February 21 ...........................................................Rollins College February 24............................................................Florida Southern February 26....................................................Florido State University 105 Sporfon Coj'bull Team BASEBALL FLORIDA INTER-COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE March 30...................................... Stetson March 31 .................................... Stetson April 13 .................................Jacksonville April 14 ................................ Jacksonville April 20............................ Florida Southern April 21 ........................... Florida Southern April 27.......................................Rollins April 28.......................................Rollins May 4 .......................................... Miami May 5........................................... Miami 106 Coach Som Eoiley Stetson ployer loses cap while running back bo sc. Hard-hitting Third Boscmon Joe lo- pez gets reody to swing anothc' hit. 1961 Most Voluoble Ployer Award went to Out- fielder (Uoinc Turner. Threoyoor lottermon, Shortstop Jin Gotto. CREW SCHEDULE American Internalionol College American University Amherst College Florida Southern College Jacksonville University La Salle University Purdue University Rollins College Crew mentor Bill Stolrokcr bark� orders lo oortrron. Sparton Croam Toam jtroko lo another victory: MEN’S INTRAMURALS The University of Tompo hos on extensive intramural sports program for men. All fraternities and independent groups are eligible. The aim of intramural sports at the University is to provide an opportunity for participation in a wide variety of wholesome recreational activities for as many students as possible. Ac� ion in int'oiru.'ol football game� Men's Infromurols Program Ocfobcr Horseshoes Touch Foorboll November Volleyball December Archery January February Table Tennis March Badminton Softball Tennis April Golf May Swimming Vol oyball xown WOMEN’S INTRAMURALS The women's program is organized by the Women's Intramural As- sociation. Many organizations participate in the program. Frwhmon Wonen'i Teem Alpho Chi Om«go September October . November December Januory ., February . March ... April .... May------ PROGRAM .................... Orientation ......................Volleyball ......................... Tennis Archery ..................... Basketball Bowling ...................Table Tennis ................... Foul Shooting ....................... Softball .......................... Trcck Golf ....................... Swimming Badminton ► I OUTSTANDING FRATERNITY BROTHERS Tino Slchel Corel W'iIjoo Prciident AIpKo CKi Omego Joe ObuioV. lorry Geller Vice-Preikbnl Theta Chi Roteorino Cinchett Jvdec Buckley Secretory Zola Toe Alpho Helone Ripling Sheila Stein Phi Sigma Sigma Bob Mu nz John Kern Florenco Ciorovello M. A. Fox Treosurer Pi Koppo Phi Cello Zeto lou Kovoo Barry George Sigma Phi Eptilon Brenda Baggett Joonetto DoGvtmon Con Bloir Sigmo Sigma Sigmo Peter lo Russo Tou Kappa Eptilon INTERFRATERNITY-SORORITY COUNCIL Eoch fraternity ond sorority is o member of the Interfraternity-Sorority Council, which promotes cooperation among the eight organizations. Each member organization has two representatives in the Council. For cooperation in matters more immediately af- fecting the so'orities there is the University of Tampa Panhellenic Council of which all the sororities are members. Notional Panhellenic rules govern the college Panhellenic Council. The fraternities hove their own organization, known os the Interfraternity Coun- cil. 118 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL SEATED left to Righti M. A. Fox, Secretory — Delta Zeto, Jo niece Wueriz, President — Signo Sigmo Sigmo, Tino SicKel. Vice-President — Alpho Chi Omego, Judcc Buckley (missing) Treosurer — Zeto Too Alpho. STANDING: F. Ciorovollo — Dolto Zeto, Sheila Stein, Helene Ripling — Phi Sigmo Sigmo, D. Beniger — Alpho Chi Omego, Deon Luc lie King, E. Rodriguez — Sigmo Sigmo, M E. Voldo, Normo Bozo — Zeta Tau Alpho. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL left to Right: Theto Chi, lou Mixon — Tou Koppo Epsilon, Dovid Mitchell, Secre- Grody Sweat — Pi Koppo Phi, Dean Walter Hayes, Walter Sodlow- tory — Sigma Phi Epsilon, George Clements — Pi Koppo Phi, Jim ski. President — Tou Koppo Epsilon, Son- Sardegno, Treasurer — Strovccos — Theto Chi, John Hornetr — Tou Koppo Epsilon. 119 ALPHA CHI OMEGA OFFICERS President — Tina Sichel 1st Vice-President — Diane Beniger 2nd Vice-President — Donna Beniger Rec. Secretary — Carol Long Treasurer — Sis Ferlifo Alpha Chi's began the 1961-62 school ycor by winning recognition and hon- ors. We were announced as being the sorority with the highest scholastic average for the previous year. At the opening convocation Karen Campbell was presented the Borden Foundation Scholarship for her outstanding aca- demic achievement during her Freshman year. Homecoming proved successful in that two sisters were elected to the court; Ginger Sutton was First Maid and Carol Martin was Second Maid. Sis Ferlita was elected to the Moroccan Court. At our annual Nosh E. Higgins Scholarship Banquet the sorority pre- sented awards to deserving members for scholastic achievement: Judy Wain- wright, highest grade average in the chapter, and the award for scholarship improvement also wont to her. Alice Carter received the plodge award for the most improved grades over the pre- vious semesters. Four Alpha Chi's were elected to Who's Who: Tina Sichel, Sis Ferlita, Pamela Seifert, and Ginger Sut- ton. Representing us in Student Con- gress arc Tina Sichel, Senior Closs Rep- resentative,- Carole McSwain Guyton, Junior Class Representative; Judy Sum- merlin, Sophomore Class Sec.-Treas. I.F.S.C. president is Tino Sichel, and Carol Wilson is the representative. Pam Seifert is president of Sigma Alpha lota. The Spartan band head majorette is Carol Martin and Carol Wilson is a danceretto. Sis Ferlita is head cheer- leader. Other unforgettable events are the Script Dcnce, Winter Party, Pi Kap- Alpha Chi Barefoot Ball, Carnction Breakfasts, and the annual Lead Out Dance in spring. R. Coll B. Gordner J. Spoto A. Carter V. Hevio J. Summerlin J. Corlow J. lombcrson G. Sutton J. Ferllto C. Long B. Ubcll C. Mortln C. Reton J. Woinwright J. Woinwrighr G. Agllono C. Codxidb E. Gc ir« 8. Ardisono F. Ciorovcllo C. Hcrncndoz 0. Borbory M. R. Costo M. T. Popio M. Boykin G. Davis J. Pcndino P. Brooks S. Dioi M. Surface DELTA ZETA Delta Zeta returned to the school year of 1961-62 with the annual Fall Fling after the first football game. It was a great success and paved the woy for a wonderful year for Della Beta Chapter. The Spar- tan dancereltes found in their rank: Marie Boykin, Eileen Gomez, Mary Teresa Papia, and Beverly Ard- isana. Mary Teresa is a member of Student Congress, serving as Junior Closs Vice-President and she is also in Who's Who. Beverly represented the University in live Latin American Fiesta. Chosen as third maid in the Moroccan Court was Mary Ann Fox. She also is in Panhellenic Council and in I.F.S.C. Sharon Weaver serves os Sec.-Treos. of Alpho Theta Phi, and she also received the Pi Delta Epsilon key. Tire Presi- dent's gavel of the Canterbury Club is held by Ann Epling. Active in the journalism field are: Ann Epling and Mary Teresa Papia, Minaret reporters; Olga Gracia, Josie Pendino, and Mary Rose Costa, Moroc- can steff. Florence Ciarovclla and Carole Cedzidlo are also in Panhellenic Council. Delta Zero continued their work with deof children by contributing to Bay- side School. As another year draws to a close wo remember . . . Founders' Doy, Christmas Parties, Fra- ternity Parties, Pledge Class Shoe-Shine Doy, May Day, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and the closing of the social season — the Rose Ball. Josi Pendino, Sharon Weaver, Sylvio Dioz, MoryAnn Fox. Mario 8oyfcin, ond Ann Epling. OFFICERS President — Sharon Weaver 1st Vice-President — Sylvia Diaz 2nd Vice-President — MoryAnn Fox Rec. Secretary — Mary Boykin Corres. Secretary — Josi Pendino Treasurer — Eileen Gomez Historian — Ann Epling M. A. Fox J. Tucker O. Garcia S. V cover 123 Beverly Arditano it introduced by Theto Chi President Joe Obotek ot Tonpo U't lotin Fiesta Queen Condidote. Helene Ripling. Joy Frank. Seilo Shodrow, ond Anno Yoithik OFFICERS President — Helene Ripling Secretary — Anne Yaschik Treasurer — Joy Frank Historian — Shiela Shadrow PHI SIGMA SIGMA Something new has been odded to the llnivorsity of Tempo campus, and that is the Beta Sigma Chcpter of Phi Sigma Sigma. At its onset the Phi Sig's proclaimed that this will be a Phi Sig year ond their procloimation proved to be correct. Special rush in the fall wos approved to give the new sorority a push. The new pledges proved to be a very diversified group from all over Amer ce. They include Joy Frank — Kentucky, Sheila Slein, Sandy Weingarten, and Jacki Elman — New York state, Helene Ripling — Penn- sylvania, Linda Veith — New Jersey, Evy Krauz — Domini- can Republic, Sheila Shcdrow Illinois, Judy Weidner — Florido, and Anne Yaschik — South Carolina. Decorating the sorority suite in the new women's dormitory wos one of the Phi Sig's first projects. The gigontic striped condy cane proclaiming Season's Greetings at Christmas time added in- terest to the side lown. The ambitious Phi Sig's prepared and sold tempting and delicious sandwiches in the dorm for study breaks. Philanthropy wise, we donated our energy and time to promoting the Heart Fund by managing a booth at the Florida State Fair. The highlight of the year was the Phi Sigma Sigma Initiation Weekend. This was the weekend when the Beta Sigma Chapter was installed as a chapter. National Representatives of the sorority visited the campus for the celebration. The charter members of Phi Sigma Sigma will always remember 1961-62; this was the year that all their drive, stamina, and ambitions proved worthy. Their hopes and aspirations added up to accomp- lishment by adding another fine sorority to the compus of the Ur.:versity of Tempo. J. Elmon J. Frank E. Krovx H. Ripling S. Shadrow S. Stein $. Woingorton A. Yotchik 125 Two trophic — Wowl P. Alvarez M. A. Fcrlito 8. PitiJCi 8. 8ogg«tt G. Gorcio E. Rodriguez J. Conello C. Kladis S. Rodriguoz J. DcGuxmcn E. Morichol O. Roiz M. A. Dioz C. Porrino I. Skora S. Ponzoto J. Wucrlz SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Tri Sigma has many wonderful memories to cherish this school year. Sigmas again scored victories by winning two Homecoming awards, Best Sorority Floot and Best Skit. President Janiece Wuertz at- tended Sigma's regional meeting in Mississippi. Glo- ria Garcia, Janiece Wue'tz and Borbarc Pitisci are members of the Sparton Band. Sandy Rodriguez is a dancerette. Sigmas come on top with Jeanette De Guzman and Gloria Garcia as members of Phi Soci- ety. Janiece Wuertz ond Jeanette DeGuzman were elected into Who's Who. Janiece Wuertz served faithfully as president of Panhellcnic. Brenda Bag- gett is I.F.S.C. Representative. New Initiates of Pi Delta Epsilon are Sylvia Penzafo, Sandy Rodriguez ond Elvira Rodriguez. Cynthia Klodis wos elected secretory of Hellenic Youth Religious Club. Pat Al- varez served as president of F.E.A. assisted by Car- mel Parrino. Other Sigma memories included Sigma Script Dance, Annual Cirvderalla Ball, Founder's Day Dinner, Mothers Day Tea, and Man of the Year Con- test with proceeds fulfilling our motto, Sigma Serves Children. OFFICERS President — Janiece Wuertz Vice-President — Pat Alvarez Rec. Secretory — MoryAnn Ferlilo Corres. Secretary — Brenda Baggett Treasurer — Gloria Garcia Pledget printed ot annual Cnderallo frail, Oneido Rcix. Cynthio Klodii, Fun lor olll Julia Cannello, Brenda Boggeti, Cormel Porrino, ond Mery Ann Dior. ZETA TAU ALPHA 1961-62 hos been an unforgottable yeor for the Zetas of Gamma Sigma Chapter. A wonderful Homecoming highlighted by the Zeto float being selected as Best All Around Float, election of Yoli Gonzalez as Homecoming Queen, and another Zeto queen in Judee Buckley, elected 1961-62 Moroccon Queen . . . election of Rose- onne Cinchett as Outstanding Pi Kapp Daughter of 1960-61 and Alice Lipthrott as one of their '61 Dough- ters, lost spring. Three fraternity courts honored ZTA's last spring . . . J. Buckley in Sig Ep Sweetheart Court, R. Cinchett in Pi Kap Rose Ball Court, and Sally Giroir in Thefc Chi Dream Girl Court. Zeta leadership in ccm- pus activities begins in the Senior Class officers R. Cin- chett and Mary Esther Valido, and Y. Gonzalez in the Junior Class. Norma Bozo and J. Buckley ore in Pon- hellenic Council and I.F.S.C. representatives are J. Buck- ley and R. Cinchett. J. Buckley is also Sec. of State in Student Congress. M. E. Valido and S. Giroir ere in Pi Delta Epsilon. J. Buckley, R. Cinchett, and Y. Gonzalez were elected into Who's Who. Editor of the Moroccon is M. E. Valido, along with Associate Editors S. Giroir and JoAnn Randazzo, Sorority Editor N Boza, Home- coming and Class Editors R. Cinchett and E. Roible. Y. Gonzalez is Editor of the Minaret. The Spartan Band is led by a Zeta Drum Major, Head Dancerette, two other dancerettes and one majorette. In Inframurals Zeta won in Swimming and had an individual winner in Ping Pong and Foul Shooting. Other important ovonts in the Zeta Social Calendar are Fraternity Porfics, Founders' Day, Philanthropic Projects: Helping Hand Day Nursery ond Cerebral Palsy Foundation, and the annual pre- Mafy Either Void� , Roieonne Cinchett, Judee Buckley, JoAnn Rondozzo, ond Normo 8070. OFFICERS President — Judee Buckley Vice-President — Roseanne Cinchett Secretary — JoAnn Randazzo Treasurer — Mary Esther Valido Historian — Norma Boza N. eozo J. Buckley P. Fuacir S. Giroir J. t cGee S. Nothhouie J. Comer Y. Gonzolc S. Pcterjon J. Harrington M. A. Hunt 0. Jone� E. Roible J. Rondoz20 R. Regis While everyone's here, lei's hove I he chopter meeting. Ze'os ore oil smiles with two Homeeoming trophies. C. CosseII R. Kidd M. SontoCr uz R. Cinehott J. lockovic C. Sherill C. Coortleigh A. llpthrott N. Streeter C. Mendez M. E. Volldo Si Perlito. Pi Kappa Phi Homecoming candidale, diseuwej campaign ilratcgy. R. Andrew A. Dowd G. Green L Arnold R. Durham S. Holcomb R. Bradley R. Dutton C. Hornung D. Burroi gh G. Ebro J. Herzog G. Clement� D. Frye C. Jerdon G. Ccdhco J. Gilbert J. Kern PI KAPPA PHI 1961-62 will be a yeor long remembered for all Pi Kapps — purchase of a fraternity house — acquiring of highest scholastic overage — election of brother Roy Andrews, Senior Class President and brother Aaron Dowd, Sec.- Treos. of Student Congress — throwing of numerous par- ties, among which were the Roman Party, the Zeta's Pa- jama Party, the Roman Party, annual Christmas porty, the Alpha Chi's 8arefoot Ball, ord topped by the Rose Ball — selection of Pi Kapp candidate, Mary Ann Fox into the Moroccan Court — placing into the book of Who's Who, brothers Roy Andrews and Jim Neve — leading of the Spartan basketball team, brothers Chuck Engelking, George Shary, and John Pellegrino — serenading to the new daughters Ethel Dutton, Diane Benniger, Donna Benniger, Susan Wood, Gail Davis, Janice Hornadoy, Alice Lipthrott, and Mary Ann Fox and election of Roseanne Cinchett as outstanding Pi Kapp Daughter of 1961 — batting in the Spartan line-up, brother Dean Burroughs — rowing on the Spartan crew brothers John Veit, George Romano, Bab Munz, Chris Jordon, Ray Andrews, Steve Holcomb, Don Looney, and just the general reminiscing of all Pi Kap func- tions. J. Kern, R. Brodloy, E. Sim , ond R. Pinson OFFICERS President — Bob B'adley Vice-Pres dent — John Kern Secretory — Robert Pinson Treasurer — Ed Sims 0. looney R. Pinson G. Shary 0. lothropc J. Pulloro E. Sims M. Mottier G. Romono 0. Small R. Munz S. Renos J. Veit J. Rvmpf J. Wolfe J. Delo jri, L Louis, S. Rompello, J. Horno OFFICERS President — Joe DeLouri Vice-President — John Honnc Secretary — Lefty Louis Treasurer — Sam Rampcllo SIGMA PHI EPSILON The Zela Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon continued in the ways of post chapters by having many of their men in different organizations in the school. You will find Sig Eps represented in Student Congress, I.F.S.C., I.F.C., Who's Who, Circle K, Delta Sigma Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, Minaret, football and baseball. Leading achievements and honors received by Sig Eps were: John Hanna, Stu- dent Body president and Who's Who; Ernie Stout, Presi- dent of the Junior Class and Who's Who; Tony Yelovich was elected co-captain of the football team; Hollis Cur- ling and David Mitchell received the Marine Bank Scho- lastic Award for having the best averages on the football team,- John Honna was the recipient of the Wall Street Journal Award, Sam Rampello was ac- cepted in Phi Alpha Theta, Joe Canova received the best freshman basebcll award, Pete Marinari was Home- coming Chairman and was very instrumental in bring- ing in the awerd for best fraternity float. The Zeta Chapter has had two successful rushes and continues to look for good men to continue the high standards of Sigma Phi Epsilon. J. Aroiim R. 8aiV R. Bervedix V. Bessent E. Bromlct! J. Co novo 0. Curl H. Curling W. Davenport J. DeLouri R. Frye J. Golmin 8. Gaughon 6. George W. Giollonordo N. Guggino R. Hollohon J. Honno K. 1'VK 0. Kcechlin 0. Mitchell S. Rodriguez T. Kovoc T. Mwrtho f. Solo L. Louis R. Peer too A. Spencer P. Morinori fi. Perer E. Stout E. Meorin S. Rampello T. Yelovich TKE's drive sweethearts in Homecoming Porodc. M. Bottle D. Biolr W. Cost W. Conover S. Corroo L. Mixon 0. Esposito J. Hornett P. laRussa M. lehrer J. Moicr W. Wossmond G. Novsioiren 0. Romm R. Stevens J. Stanford D. Wolroth TAU KAPPA EPSILON The Gold Men of Epsilon Beta Chapter of Tau Koppa Epsilon have brought to a close another successful and rewarding year at the University of Tampa. Men of Tau Kappa Epsilon played an important part in campus ac- tivities. Tekes that hold key positions in organizations on campus are: Donald K. Blair, Vice President of the Stu- dent Body; Walter Sodlowski, President of Inter-Froter- nity Council; George Nousiainen, President of Music Ed- ucators Notional Conference and Secretary of Kappa Psi; John Harnett, Chief sports announcer of WTUN. Among honorary fraternities represented in Teke are Kappa Kappa Psi, Kappa Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, and Sigma Tau Delta. Other organizations represented are Span- ish Club, Business Club, International Relations Club, Jewish Student Union and Westminister Fellowship. Tekes have the honor of having two brothers elected to Who's Who, Louis Mixon and Donald Blair. For Home- coming, the Tekes presented a skit entitled Alpha Luna, which portrayed the first Teke Moon Chapter. At the Homecoming Dance, Teke's lovely candidate for Queen, Ginger Sutton was honored as First Maid. Red Carnation Ball witnessed the presentation of the Gold Man Av ard. I. Mixon, 0. Bloir, P, loRvwo, G. Noviioneon. OFFICERS President — Pete La Russa Vice-President — Lou Mixon Secretary — George Nousianean Treasurer — Don Blair 135 THETA CHI Thefo Chi — fraternity in college — froternity for life. The members of Epsilon Zeto Chapter work together to achieve many goals. Members participate in activities throughout the school. The following brothers ere in Student Congress: Louis Giunta, Vice-President of Senior Class; Jim Stavracos, President, Larry Geller, Vice- President, Fcuad Nassim, Sec.-Treasurer,- all of the Sophomore Class. Other offices held by brothers are: Vice-Presidenr of IFSC, Joe Obusek; Treosurer of IFC, Sam Scrdcgno; Harry Trout, President; Larry Geller, Treasurer; Fooad Nassim, Secretary of Circle K. We have members in the letrermens Club, Dormitory Club, Baptist Student Union, Jewish Student Union, Newman Club, A.C.E., Spanish Club, S.F.E.A., Business Club, Min- aret, Moroccan, ond Kappa Kappo Psi Band Fraternity. We have men on all varsity teams ond we hove broth- ers on every intramural all star team. Jco Obusek ond Louis Guinfa were elected to Who's Who. Our can- didate for Homecoming Queen — Yoli Gonzalez, and Moroccan Queen — Judee Buckley were both e'ected. The Homecoming Lawn Display placed First in competi- tion. I. Altromuro P. Apple A. DcMeynr F. DiMorco G. Comingucz R. Fronlcc C. Ferguion 8. Goeto J. Gatto I Goiter 0. Ginex L. Giunto A. Kinnoird L. litu� R. Moh«r H. Mollis F. Nouim J. Obu� ek I'M 1961 Theta Chi Dream Girl ond Court ot the Ring Dance. P. Robinion F. Scouone i. Stovroco P. Sochettl J. Shinner� J. Trinceri S. Sardegna 0. Sparkman R. Slye S. Weber H, Trout Theta Chl'i ond Zotoi relox during Home- coming Queen electioni. 1 | ORGANIZATIONS HONORARIES -y. ••✓..v 'V- Mory Esther Vulido EDITOR MOROCCAN Editor Mary Esther Valido Business Manager.......................Patricia Alvarez Associate Editors..........Solly Gircir, JoAnn Rondazzo Class Editors Freshman ...............................Nick Poneros Sophomore............................. Evelyn Raible Junior................................ Lee Ann 8etz Senior..................Wonda Overman, Louis Guinta Sorority Editor ......................... Norma Bozo Froternify Editor ......................... Joe Obusek Sports Editors.............Bruce Gaeta, Lou Santa Cruz Faculty Editor...........................Olga Garcia Organizations Editor .....................Josie Pendino Assistant ......................... Mary Rose Costa Homecoming Editor .................... Roseann Cinchett Beauty Editor.........................Mary Santa Cruz Art Editor............................Thoddeus Tharney Business Staff ............Mary Ann Diaz, Allan Windt Staff...............Yolanda Gonzalez, Anne Hcuswald, George Rose, Andi Rutermon, Marsha Server, Tom Johnson, Joe Dervoes Roteonne Cinchett Mory SontoCrjz HOMECOMING BEAUTY EDITOR EDITOR Ted Thorney ART EDITOR I Allon Wind) Mary Ann Dior BUSINESS BUSINESS STAFF STAFF Pol Alvorex BUSINESS MANAGER w . ■ v. • 5' � '■ ■� -. V Bruce Goeta Lou SorttoCruz SPORTS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Evelyn Raible SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR Nick Poneroi FRESHMAN CLASS EDITOR Yoli Gonzalez Olga Garcia Geocge Rose Andi Rutermon STAFF FACULTY STAFF STAFF EDITOR I Mory Roio Caifo Jo� ie Pendi no ASSISTANT ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR EDITOR MINARET The Minaret is the official newspaper published bi-monthly by the stu- dents at the University of Tampa. Yolanda Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief Business Manager ................................... Norma 8lancato Associate Editors...................Allan Frankol, Maevo Haughey Managing Editor ........................................ Allan Windt News Editor......................................................Jim Sloan Feature Editor......................................Jecn lackovic Campus Organizations Editor............................Nora Palleiro Stoff.............................Richard Joworski, Doug Ehresmann, Cynthia Cassell, Marilyn Fink, Sandra Weingarten, Brenda DeFrin, Teresa Papia Advertising Manager......................................8ruce Colin Assistant Advertising Manager............................ Pete Petry Advertising Salesman.................................... Bruce Allen Exchange Editor..................................... Nick Poneros Yo'ondo Gonzolez EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Alton Franks I ASSOCIATE EDITOR Mocvo HougScy ASSOCIATE EDITOR Normo B!on olo Allon Windt BUSINESS MANAGER MANAGING EDITOR 142 Bruce Allen ADVERTISING SALESMAN Bruce Colin ADVERTISING MANAGER Nkk Porveroi EXCHANGE EDITOR Noro Polloiro Jeon lockovic CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR Sandro Weingorten ToroKa Popio TYPIST REPORTER STUDENT CONGRESS IjI ROW: M. E. Volido, R. Cinehoi . Y. Gonzoloz. S. limo, N. Adomj. 2nd ler. 3rd ROW; R. Andrew� , J. Honno, I. Gvinto, C. Wheeler, F. Noulm. 4lS ROW: Oeon Hoye� , M. T. Popio. C. Guylon, J. Sunvre-lin, Deon Kin$, I. Gel- ROW: E. Siout, 0. 8loir, R. Chcrct. J. Stovroco� . The University of Tompo Student Congress is comprised of elected officers from each class plus the Student Body President and Vice-President. A cabinet is appointed to aid in the running of infernal and external affairs. CABINET Secretary of State.......................................................Judee Buckley Secretary of Treasurey ...................................................Acron Dowd Secretary of Grounds.....................................................Pete Marinari Attorney General .........................................................Bruce Goefa Director of Women's Dormitory........................................... Evelyn Raible 144 PRESIDENT OF STUDENT BODY John Hanna VICE-PRESIDENT Donald K. Blair SECRETARY Tina Sichel I McKAY HALL DORM COUNCIL. Loft to Right: Unidentified, J. McMonui, Joe Schiffert, Mike Pot- rc!l. Skip DeWitt, Unidentified, Dove Potton, Barry Green- field. CRESCENT HALL COUNCIL President — Tina Sichol Council: Judee Buckley Joy Lamberson Ginger Sutton Marta Flesher Janet McGee Evelyn Raible Marsha Barbarino Willanne Starling SMILEY HALL COUNCIL: Mike Zidek, Mike Bojoco, Riehord Reith — P'widcnt, Bill Moullt, Chorie� Falcone. I i : DORMITORY COUNCILERS 146 SEATEO, Loft to R gh� : Jock McMong� , J«ff Gorton, Richord Crippan. STANDING: Mike Mul toy, Ron How . Goll Either, Bob Shorry, Lee Peorlnutler. WTUN The University Broadcasting Service was organized in 1946, for the purpose of produc- ing radio broadcasts at the University. It serves os a training ground for those who wish to onter the field, and others who enjoy radio work os a hobby. WTUN, which is the most powerful educational FM stotion in Florida, operates on 1,000 watts, at 88.9 me on the FM dial. It is organized along the same line as a commercial station, with a Sta- tion Manager, Program Director, Chief Engineer, and so on. This year the station took great strides forward in reorganizing to produce fop flight production, and program- ming. In the near future WTUN hopes to move to a now location, and acquire AM broadcasting to be picked up on the University campus. 147 SEATED, left to Right. Dr. J. Duone Locke, Foculty Advitor, Morion Pcdoricn, Jock Gorber, Moevo Hooghoy, Dr. H. G. Baker. STANDING: Sylvio Penrcto, Shoron Weover, Aon Fronkel. Normo Sloncoto, Andrew Mi. robole, Mary Either Vo lido. ! ; ; OFFICERS President — Jack Gerber Vice-President — Maeve Houghey Sec.-Treas. — Marian Pedersen Faculty Advisor — Dr. J. Duane Lock Pi Delta Epsilon National Journalism Fraternity is the student regulating body for all campus publications. Chartered in 1957, and a voting member of the Na- tional Convention, it awords membership to those students on the newspaper, annual, and radio who demonstrate outstanding service. It serves to create the most attractive publications possible, and to pro- mote the university through publication exchange programs. Through the efforts of the Pi Delts, the contributing schools have often selected our publi- cations as samples of superior collegiate journalism. 148 SEATED, left to Rght: Ihnorj Dzilno, Chorlet Spicolo. Pot Higginbalhom, Con- W. Schlichtc, Bcrnordo Mendez, John Trocy, Chorios Ferguson, Richard Wil- stonlirto� Kopelousos, George Poikert, Mr. Chorie� I. Hyde. BACK ROW: hour. Bob Munz. George Chivies, Joe Dcrvaes, John Kern, Michel Kovoek, John Honno, Fred BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS President — George Paskcrt Vice-President — Pot Higginbotham Secretory — Richard Wllhour Treasurer — Constantinos Kopelausos Coordinator — Charles Spicola The Business Club is for students primarily interested in knowledge of business and its opportunities. If is organized to create and stimulate professional in- terest in the field of business and industry and to participate in local business offairs. It is the profes sional business laboratory, that will enrich the lives of business students and prepare the young execu- tive for leadership of tomorrow. Mr. Charles L. Hyde is the club advisor. 149 SIGMA ALPHA IOTA left fo Rlghti Pon Seifert, Joniece Wuertz, Jennie Horkey, Merto Flether, Artist© Porjon� . Not Pictured: J. Fernandez, louite Friar, B. Gojj, J. Molone, C. Mewing, J. Summerlin. OFFICERS , President — Pam Seifert Vice-President — Joan Molonc Rec. Secretary — Jennie Horkey ICorres. Secretary — Artiste Parsons Treasurer — Barbara Goss rt I Beta Sigma is the University of Tampa chapter of Sigma Alpha lota, a national honorary music frater- nity for women who hove elected a major or minor in the field of music. Membership in this honorary group is based on musical ability, scholarship, and participation in the musical organizations on cam- pus. Mrs. Harvey E. Maier serves os adviser. 150 SEATED, Left to Right P01� Seifert, George Novtionan, Unidentified, Terry Dewey. BACK ROW; Profeuor Lyman Wiltie. Keld Fiedili� , Jerry Moglio, Jocn Malone, Unidentified, Lonnie Keen. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Koppo Kappc Psi is a nationally affiliated honorary band fraternity. Membership is based on musical ability, scholarship, and participation in the University of Tampa Band. 151 - ■, .. j. TSSSSS lelf lo Rights Protester Oovid C. Willi� , JoAnn Hurler, Chuck Hornung, Guj Kopclousw, John Kern, 7oti 8rker. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club offers membership by invitation only. The purpose is to foster and encourage a feeling of interest in international affairs. Activities of members in local end national programs are designed to prepare the student to participate posi- tively in activities relating to international affairs. In addition, the club complements the formal course in history and political science with informal discussions on world problems for the purpose of increasing student knowledge to the end of making better deci- sions, forming sounder judgments of American foreign policy and contributing their minds and energies toward the furtherance of peace. t 152 FIRST ROW: Jone Adomj. Deon Burroughs, Roso Swoio. SECOND ROW: Albert Rodi, Beverly Ardisano, Joe Ckcorello, Susy Nothoute, Gene Green, John Po- lk� , Frcnk foster. THIRD ROW: Mike Tully, Anthony Vento, Bob Cordell, Nor- ma 8lanco!o, Lorry Moicr, Nelson Guggino. FOURTH ROW: Gorold Roynolds, Bill Ycoglc, Jesse Lone, Chorlie Lyle, ond Lorry Wogers. FIFTH ROW: $tu Smith, John Wintermoier, Thcron Hotoling, Steve Glietzmon, Jim Gotto, John Pellegrino. SIXTH ROW: Work Lch er, Howord Engel, Fronk Fernandez, Mike Zidek, Eorl 8roriletr, Robort Bonks, Chuck Engolklng. MAJOR’S CLUB OFFICERS President — Dean Burroughs Vice-President — Rose Swoin Secretary — Jane Adams Treasurer — Joyce Mays 153 The Physical Education Majors' Club is for students primarily interested in physical education careers. The club is organized to creole and stimulate pro- fessional interest in heolth, physical education and recreation, to serve os a means of disseminating in- formation, to advance the standards of teaching and leedership, to cooperate with local, stete and national health, physical educotion, ond recreation associations, and to promote social and professional cooperation between physical educotion students and the faculty. Faculty advisors are: Coach Bob Lovely, Dr Miller K. Acams, Misses Alice Rodriguez and Jcne Edgy. left to Right FIRST ROW- Holon $ylvo� 1or, Morion Podorion, Pot Alvo'OZ, Cor- mel Porrino. MoryAnn Dior. Dr. R. E Stout. SECOND ROW: Ethel Dutton, Sondy Weingottcn, Shoron Wcover, Borboro Go� , Joii Pcndino, lynn Chord- koff, Irij I. rtorrij. THIRD ROW: Unidentified, Jeon Gibbon� , Mory Greenwold. Mory DuPree, Morgoret Amo, Glody Motllcy. FOURTH ROW: Gospor Monte, Julie Connollo, Morsho Blynn, Dorij Hinjon, Ncrmo Bow, Jonct .McGee. FIFTH ROWi Tony Locicero, Gloria Gordo, Sylvio Pcnzoto, Froncc� longitoff. Beverly Sexton. SIXTH ROW: Unidentified, Felix Lopez, Dr. J. K. Umholtz, Or. R. Nickel, loo Bradley, lunell Roger� . STUDENT FLORIDA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President — Par Alvarez Vice-President — Carmel Parrino Secretary — Marian Pedersen Treasurer — Helen Sylvester The purpose of this organization which is affiliated with the Na- tional Education Association, is to enable the future teachers to become better acquainted with their profession and meet impor- tant visiting educators, as well os to hove opportunities for lead- ership. Dr. Ralph E. Stout is the chapter advisor. 154 loft to Right FIRST ROW: Joonetto Fcrnondor. SKoron Weovsr, Mary DuPrcc. Morgorttl Amo, Myrtle Reeie, RostMorio Rogis, Jody Cummings, Loo Bradley. SECOND ROW: Glcdys Mottley, Ethel Dolton. Jeon Gibbons, Doncen Davis, Corol Eden, Jonet McGee. TMIRO ROW: Barbara Ubell, Roxanno Coll. Phyllis Bell, N'otolie Erickson, Lynn Chordkoff, Josie Pendino, Joy Canter. FOURTH ROW: Edwino Meeks, Mary Greenwold, Victor Schwortz. Frances longstoff, Doris Hinson, Mery Ann Dioz, Beverly Sexton, Glenda Kooy. FIFTH ROW: Ton)- Rodriguez, lonel Rogers, Dr. J. K. UmHollz, Roy Tonello, Dr. R. Nickel, Dr. R. Dwyer, Gospor Monte. ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OFFICERS President — Margaret Amo Vice-President — Jeonette Fernandez Secretary — RoseMarie Regis Treasurer — Judy Cummings The University of Tampa chopter of this national and interna- tional organization was founded in the fall of 1957. The function of this organization is the continuing improvement of early child- hood oducofion, locally, nationally, and on an international scale. Lou Bradley is the chapter advisor. 155 SEATED, Left to Right: William A. Stephens, Norma 8loneoto. Lynn Chord- diok, Dennis Smith, Jock Sweeley, Anne Epling, Emmo Weiman, Jim Moler, kofl. BACK ROW: Dove Korchmer, Morion Pedersen, Joe Dcrvces, Pot Akhe- JoAnn DiDio, Argy Anthony, Cynthio Kladis, Noncy Shoemaker, Jill Kinney. RELIGIOUS COUNCIL i ii If I OFFICERS President — Normo Blancafo Vice-President — Lynn Chardkoff Secretary — John Smythe Although the University of Tampa is a non-scctarian institution, if offers many opportunities for enriching the religious life of students in its classes, convoca- tions, extra-curricular activities and campus life. The Religious Council is made up of all the church de- nominations on campus. 156 i e i SEATED, left to Right: Helene Rlpling, Dovid Korchn-er, Lynne Chordkoff, Oon Norman Cohen. THIRD ROW: Jeff Simon, George Roie, Joel Schneider, Jock Rorr n. FIRST ROW: Sondy Woingorten, Evolyn Krovj, Sheila Shodro, Shoron Si.mmertteln, Linda Voith. Drotch, Jerry Chasin, Gory Seider. SECOND ROW: Martin lulik, Bob Cberel, JEWISH STUDENT UNION OFFICERS President — David Karchmer 1st Vice-President — Lynne Chordkoff 2nd Vice-President — Dan Ramm Secretary — Helen Ripling Treasurer — Sharon Drotch The Jewish Student Union was organized in 1960. Although it is still a young organization, the Jewish students on campus hove found a group with similar interests. Through our religion, recreational, culturol, spiritual, and social events, we try to meet the needs of everyone. 157 SEATED, left lo Right: Evelyn Rolblo, Cookie Mendez, Paul Robinson, Joyce Wolnwrighl. BACK ROW: D. Voye. Bob Robinson, Ncrmo Blancato, Dr. A. R. McFodycn, Joe Dervoes — Pretidenr, Or. J. L Keene, Cole- rron Hill, Bob Cordell, tAoric Boykin. : WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Westminster Fellowship strengthens, correlates and unifies all Presbyterian activities into one all-inclusive program of religious octivity. It also enlists students in activities es- sential for Christian development and spiritual growth. Dr. J. I. Keene and Dr. A. R. Me- Fadyen ore the club advisors. 158 SEATED, loft to Right. Stcvo Kyriokou, Cynthio Klodi), A gy Anthony, Jim Stovrocot. SECOND ROW: Nick Pono-o� , Bonnie O'Brion, Morio Klooii, Gut Kopoloutos, Morio Borboropoulot, Ston Ronos, Poter Sorgo ogot HELLENIC YOUTH GROUP OFFICERS President — Argy Anthony Vice-President — Jim Strovacos Secretary — Cynthia Kladis Treasurer — Steve Kyriokou The Hellenic Youth Group is o religious organization for all Greek students at the university. It aims to provide an atmosphere of religious faith with the academic community. The principle purpose is to wold Grook students info a common union. This is the first year of the organization on campus. LUTHERAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP The Lutheran Youth Fellowship is open to students who arc members of the Lutheran Church. It provides opportunities to affiliate with other members of the Church for spir- itual fellowship and social activities. It also holds regular meetings on campus and spon- sors social and recreational events. 160 SEATED, Left to Right: Sue Arnold, Goil Smith. Doloret Jon-«too, Dorlcie Jcnc� . Helen Murroh. BACK ROW: George 8ollingcr, Jo C R. Morco , 8111 Stevens, Roger Smith. Billy Arderson, Unidentified, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is a I nk between the campus and tho Bcptist churches, the BSU aims to create and encourage them to take active ports in all church organizations. It holds regular meetings on campus and sponsors social and recreational events. The President of the Union is Bill Stevens. 161 METHODIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP The Methodist Student Fellowship provides spiritual, social, and recreational facilities for Methodist students. If conducts devotional meetings each Wednesday and Fellowship and Discussion meetings held every two weeks. The organization is open to all students. Jill Kinney is the president. ! i I FIRST ROW: Horry Trout. loo litoj, lorry Gellor, Bob Woher. Deon W. Hoycs dcgro, Chorloi Ferguson, looij Giunio, Dick Slye. FOURTH ROW: Icilie Pos- — Advisor. SECOND ROW: Gooffrcy Garson, Gregory Sullivon, leonotd Still- Ion, lorry Riffee, Williom Motu� , son, Ji-n Delaney, Foood Nossira. THIRO ROW: Jeffrey Pittsburg, Som Sor- CIRCLE K OFFICERS President — Harry Trout Vice-President — Lou Litus Secretary — Bob Maher Treasurer — Larry Geller Tho Circle K Club is a service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club of Tampc. Service to the uni- versity and the community is the primary function of this organization. Some of the events during the year hos been a car-wash, a soft drink concession, chartering buses as means of raising funds. At the present Dean Hoyos ccts as the temporary advisor along with representatives from the Tampa Kiwanis Club. FIRST ROW: Mox Dovi� — Football, Chorie� Boiley — Football, Ecrl Bromlett — Football. Chorlcs Roto — Football, Nel� on Guggino — Football, Okk OBflcn — Football. SECOND ROW: George Shory — Boskctboll, Ernie Stout — Foot- boll. Bill Yeogle — Football. Frank Scrwbo — Foot bo II, Oon Boy� — Botkctboll. THIRD ROW: Chorie� Truelock — football, Jim Neve — Football. Crew, Bate- boll, Voden Betsent — Football. Tony Yelovieh — Football Crow, Pete Meoli - Football. FOURTH ROW: Lou Piniello - 8o� ketball, Joe Arotlm - Football. Harvey Malli� - Botketbcll. FIFTH ROW: Jim Gotto - Boscball, Chorio� Lyle — Football. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Letters ore awarded to outstanding players who have performed outstandingly in the course of the four major sports: Baseball, Crew, Basketball, and Football. 164 SEATED, Loft Io Right: Donni� Smith, Lynn Smith, Mon Chriitiop, Joon Kitrell. BACK ROW: J«fl Knox, Clint P«try. Fothnr Di kmnn, Robin Newbold, Chrittine Hylond, Of. F. J. Thompion. Weymon Hodginj, Michael Coton, (Mitting) Anne Epling — Prciidcnt. CANTERBURY CLUB The Canterbury Club aims to serve the mission of Christianity in higher education by fostering better understanding among students of the faith and practice of the Episcopal Church. The club is open to any bafized student. Fr. Dickman is the moderator. 165 SPARTAN WIVES A Service organization composed of wives of students enrolled in the University of Tom- pa. POLITICAL UNION This organization is a chapter of the Florida Citizenship Clearing House and is composed of students and faculty members who are keenly interested in good politics. Its purpose is to give students a sound and realistic understanding of American politics with particu- lar emphosis of the democratic techniques by which individual attitudes are translated into public policy. It also encourages ond assists students of outstanding obility, char- acter, and genuine interest in public affairs to participate after graduation in the politi- cal party of their choice. WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Membership is open to all women students on campus. The purpose of the association is to promote interest in athletics, sports, ond recreation and to provide opportunities for participation and leadership. Women students who participate in one or more intramural sports or club activities and who pay the membership fee are declared active members. ALPHA PSI OMEGA National dramatic fraternity is the largest college organization in the world with more than 300 chapters. Membership is based on proved ability in dramatics and stcgec'oft. 166 NEWMAN CLUB A Club of Cotholic culture ond fellowship that fosters the spiritual, intellectual and so- cial activities of Catholic students. Principal purpose is to weld Catholic students into o common union. Assists the University and all students whenever possible. Meets weekly during the enti'e academic year. Open to all students of the Catholic faith. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST FELLOWSHIP Open to students who are members of the Christian Church. Provides opportunities to affiliate with other members of the Church for spiritual fellowship and social activities FLORIDA COLLEGIATE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Any student who is interested in the sciences — biological, physical, medical, ond social — may become a member. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate interest in the sciences to promote understanding and an exchange of information among the scien- tific disciplines, to offer experience in the preparation and presentation of scientific papers, ond to enable science students to become better acquainted. The Collegiate Academy is sponsored by the Florida Academy of Sciences which offers students an op- portunity to work with the senior members. TEN O’CLOCK SCHOLAR Membership by invitation and a vote of approval by a mojority of the members. The purpose of the organization is to promote lasting friendship and continuing ties with the University among aculf students and alumni. 167 PHI SOCIETY Students who appear on the Dean's List for academic excellence for both semesters of their freshman year may be eligible for Phi Society if the major portion of credits hos been in liberal Arts courses. Phi honors are conferred during the student's sophomore year bosed on a record of scholorly excellence made in the freshman year. This honor can be received only after satisfactory completion of o minimum of five semester hours in college mathematics. Applications for Phi Society honors must be filed with the Regis- trar of the end of the first semester of the sophomore yecr. Phi Society, installed at the University of Tampa in 1940, is a diroct offspring of Phi Beta Kappo, oldest and most distinguished of American honorary fraternities. The organization is administered by faculty members who belong to Phi Beta Kappa. The insignia is c gold key in the form of the Greek letter Phi — for Philosophy or learning in its broadest sense. KAPPA PI Alpha Theta Chapter, national honorary art fraternity, installed in the University of Tempo in 1948. Second year art majors ond minors of outstanding obility and in good standing scholastically are eligible for invitation to membership. SIGMA TAU DELTA Rho Zeta Chapter, national professional English honorary fraternity. Its purpose is to en- courage the study of English literature ond to foster writing of high literary quality. The chapter at the University of Tampa publishes the literary journal, De Novo. 168 PHI ALPHA THETA Theta Gommo Chapter, national honorary history fraternity, installed at the University of Tampa in 1961. Membership is open to students majoring cr minoring in history who can fulfill scholastic requirements. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION Membership of this organization is drawn from students primarily interested in physical education careers. The club is organized to create and stimulate professional interest in health, physical education and recreation; to serve as a means of discrimination informa- tion; to advance the standards of teaching and leadership; to cooperote with local, state ond national health, physicol education ond recreation cssociotions; and to promote social and professional cooperation between physical education students and the fac- ulty. 169 — ■ K x V «5 «• • ' V� -= - +i - — - ' , «« i. '� '� ■’ • «i •i. - • - '. « i-C ”3� “ • - • V � � •� � I .. --•• .' -«■ V ir •« r f fZ i. „ - f ■« - ■•� — •’ 1 - '- ?.. ; , - V ;►� ; X.:. V‘« rf'V.l • if.-jf V i CLASSES ■ - iVXil -1� ' .1. .'f MM ' «• ’ - -K- ja.- tr • - I 5 � x: _� •• •� ♦.; � ,«► ■' , ' � - Vi� ' . 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MojO-'i English Activities- Tou Koppo Epsilon Frotcrnity Pat Alvarez Tompo, Flo. Major: Elcm. Ed. Minori English Activities: V.P Sigmo. Sigmo Sigir.0 Sociol Sorority; Pi Oeito Epsilon pledge; Pres. S.F.E.A.; A.CE. Morrocon stoff; Bus. Mgr. Minoret,- Assccioto Ed. ond Bus. Mgr.; Ncwmon Club Ray Andrews Tompo, Flo. Mojor: Industriol Art ond Math- ematics Activities: Pi Koppo Phi Social Frotcrnity; Pros. Senior Closs; Treos. Student Congress.- Who's Who; Crow; Alpho Phi Omego Servico Frol. Senior Closs No- toble-Most Pope lor I l i I I 173 SENIORS Argy J. Anthony Tripoli� , Greece Mojor: Bos. Adnin. Minor: Economic� Activities: Pres. Hellonic Youth Group; Business Club Kathlyn Anita Bell Ponomo City, Flo. Mojor: History Minor: Biology, English Eugene F. Bacon Sorosoto, Flo. Major: Social Studies Minor, English Diana Barbery Tompo, Flo. Major: Mothemotics Minor: Spanish Activities: Oclto Zeto Sociol So- rority — V. Pres., Troos.; Dane- crette; I.F.S.C. — Corr. Sec. Edith Atkins Tompo, Flo. Major: Elcm. Ed. McHow R. Battle Huntersville, N.C. Mojor, Bus. Admin. Activities: Tou Kappa Epsilon; Business Club 174 Anna Lee Blancato Carole N. Beckwith St. Petersburg Maior: English Minori Home Economks Activities: Hillel, Heme Econom- ics Club Charla Boone Tempo, Flo. Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: ErvglUh Activities: N.E.A.; F.E.A. Judee Lee Buckley Clearwater, Flo. Moior: Sociology Minor: Psychology Activities: Zeto Tow Alpho — Pres.; Treos. oF Ponhellenic. Rep. I.F.S.C.; Moroccon Queen; Sigmo Ph� i Epsilon Sweetheart; Court; Ooncerette; Senior Dorm Council; Senior Who's Who. Women's Dorm Assoc Tompo. Flo. Mojor: Physical Educolion Minor: English Activities: Zeto Tou Alpha So- cial Sorority — V. Pres.; Physkol Education Majors Club — Treos.; Cheerleoder — two years.- Sig- ma Phi Epsilon Court. Pi Koppa Phi sponsor; Tou Kappa Epsilon pledge court; Freshmon Closs Rep. Soph Closs Sec — Treos. Norma Y. Boza Tompo. Flo. Major: Spanish Minor: English Activities: Zeto Tou Alpho So- cial Sorority — Minor on; Pan- hel. Rep.; Music Choirmon; S F E A., A C E j Newmon Club; Intromurols. Moroccon StoP — Sorority Editor Adver. Mgr.; Spanish Club Jerome Leonard Buckman Tompo. Flo. Mojor: English Minor: Philosophy Activities: Sigmo Tou Oelto 175 SENIORS Arthur Dean Burroughs Orlondo. Flo Majori Physicol Ed Miner: Psychology Aclivitos: Pi Kappa Phi; Majors Club — Pros.; Zeto Tou Alpha Sponsor. Bose boll 1,2,3,4; Intromurols Claire R. Burgess Tompo, Flo. Mojor: Elementary Education Vincent P. Cackowski Tompo. Flo. Mojor; Mathematics Minor: Industrial Arts, English Activities. Newmon Club; V TUN, Flo. Collegiate Acade- my of Sciences Mary Bunch Tompo, Flo. Mo (Of i Elementory Ed. Minor: Homo Economics Activities: Student Council; N.E.A.; Chorus. Priscilla Cabrera Tampo.Flo. Mo,or: Elementory Educotloo Activities: F.E.A.; N.E.A.; Com- munity Chorus — Jr. Ycor. Julie M. Cannella Tompo. Flo. Mojor: Elementary Ed. Minor: English, History Activities: Sigmo Sigma Sigma Social Sorority; — Pledge Pros.; Directory Chairmen, Social Chairman; Student Flo. Ecu. Assoc.; Chorus 176 Nick V. Capitano Tompo, Flo. Major: History Minor’ Biology Activities: N.E.A.j F.E.A.; N.C.S.S. Michael F. Caton Lutz. Flo. Major: Music Minor: Philosophy Activities: Chorus, Bond; Orehes- fro. W.T.U.N Canterbury Club; University Theatre Axel W. Claesges Hannover, Germany Major: Modern long. Min©': English Activities Foreign Student Panel Carroll W. Coleman Tompo, Flo. Mojor: Physic� Minor: Mothemotics Roseanne Cinchett Tompo, Flo. Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Zeto Tou Alpho — V. Pres His- torian; Student Congress I.F.S.C.; Niwmon Club; Pi Delto Epsilon; Senior Closs See.; Pi Koppo Phi Daughter; 1961 Out- standing Doughter, PI Koppo Phi ?o� e Court, Homecoming Queen Court, Who's Who, Jr. ond Senior. James E. Collier St. Petersburg Mojor: Elem Ed. 177 SENIORS William Reid Conover freehold. NJ. Major: Chemistry Minor: Molhemotfcs Activities; Tou Kopoo Epsilon Froternity, Flo. Collegiate Aeod- emy of Sciences. Treosurer Robert L. Cordell Sl. Petersburg. Flo. Mojor: Physical Education Minor: Mothemotics, Sconce Activities: Intromurol . Major Club Westminister Fellowship; F.A.H.P.E.R. Ralph Cosio Tompo. Florida Major: Accounting D. Page Cooper Union Mill . N.C. Major: Business Ad Activities: Tronsfer C. Jean Corlew Tempo, Florido Mojor: Elem. Ed. Minori Psychology Activities: Alpho Chi Omego; Westminister,- F.EA. David Crippen Tompo, Florida .Major: Elem Ed. Minor: Soc. Studies Activities: Concert Choir 178 Ruth M. Davis i Lois H. Culp Tempo, Florida Mojoei English Minor: Sponith Activities Sigmo Too Delto Virginia Gail Davis Tompa, Florida Major: Elem. Ed. Miivor: English Activities: Delto Zero Sorority; Cheerleader, 2 yrs. Head; Pi Koppo Phi Daughter and Spon- sor; Minaret Moid; Sigmo Phi Epsilon Court. Intromurols Sylvia Diaz Tampa, Florida Mo jot: Mathematics Minor: English Activities: Delio Zeto,- Treosvrer, 1st. Vice President; S.F.E.A. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Spanish; Relig an Activities: 8optisl Student Union Rodney J. Dees Tompa. Florido Major: Bus ness Ad. Minor: English Merrell F. Dickey Tompa, Florida Mojor: Business Ad. Minor: Accounting Activities: Business Club I 179 SENIORS Mary Diehl Brodentcn, Florida Major; Elem. Ed. Activities; Westminister Fellow- ship JoAnne DiDio Tompo, Florido Mo;or: Elem. Ed. Minot; History Activities: Newnon a� . Secre- tory; F.E-A.; Intromurols Gilmore A. Dominguez Tompo, Florida Major; Business Ad. Activities: Theta Chi Fraternity,- doss Notable. Best Dressed Adele Dingfelder Tompo, Florido Major: Art Minor: History Activities: Koppo Pi Thomas L. Doke Tompo, Florido Majori Industrial Art Miner: Mothemotics Fay Dritsos St. Petersburg, Flo. Mo jot; English Activities: Dean's list; Honor Roll; Sponish Club Anne H. Dunn Judy Dunigan Tompo. Florido Maior: Elem. Ed. William R. Dunning Bolboo, Canal Zone Major: Indvstriol Arts Minor: Mathematic Mary C. Durkin Tompo, Florida Major: Accounting Minor: English Activities: Sigmo Too Delto Tempo, Florido Major: English Minor: Chemistry Mary E. DuPree Dodo Clt , Florido Mo or: Elem Ed Minor: English Activities: A.C.E.,- S.F.E.A. George Ebra Tempo, Florida Mojor: Psychology Miror: Philosophy, History, So ciology, Spanish Activities: Bond; PI oppa Phi Froternity 181 SENIORS Elaine Eisinger Tompo, Florida Mojor: Elem. Ed. Activities: N E.A. A.C.E.; Sigma Kappo Sorority Diane Esco Tompo, Florido Mojor: Amounting Mary Ann Ferlita Toirpo, Florido Mojor: Elem. Ed. Activities: Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority; Secretory, F.E.A. Oliver Elledge Tompo, Florido Mojor: Histo-y Minor: English Activities: Politkol Union; Presi- dent C. C. Van Evers Tempo, Florido Major: English Minor; Sponish, French Jeanette Fernandez Tompo, Florida Major; Elem. Ed. Activities: N.E.A.; A.C.6., Secre- tory, Vice-President; Sigmo Alpho loto. Chaplain; Newman Clvb; f.E-A. 182 : Felix Figueroa Puerto Rico Mojor: Accounting Marta Flesher West Polm Becch, Flo. Major: History Minor: English Activities: Sigma Alpha loto; President; Phi Alpho Theto. Sec- retory-Treasurer. P r e � i d e r t,- Women's Oo-m Council, Concert Choir; Orchestra; Who'� Who Sue Foster Tompo, Florida Mojor: Social Science; Second- ary Education Minor. Sociology Activities: Pi Koppa Phi Daugh- ter,- Sophomore Cla� i President; Who'� Who; Junior Closs Sec- Treonrer; I.F.S.C., Correspond- ing Secretory; Ponhellenlc Council; Alpha Chi Omega So rority, 1st Vice-President; Mo- roccan Queen Court; Home- coming Qjecn Court; A.C.E., President; F.E.A. Louis Filippello, Jr. Tompo. Florida Major: History Minor: See. Studes, English Activities: N.E.A., r.C.A., N.C.S.S. Armand H. Flowers Tompo, Florida Mojor: Business Ad. Activities: Business Club Marion M. Foskett St. Petersburg, Flo. Mojor Elem, Ed. Activities: N.EA, F.E.A., A.C.E. i 183 SENIORS Akiko Fushiki Osoko. Jopon Mojor: Secretoriol Science Jack Gerber Tampa, Florido Majori English Minor: Cnemistry Activities: Pi Delfo Epsilon,- Not. Journolism Fraternity; Pretident — Sigma Tou Delto, Not. Eng- lish Froternity; Editor Dc Novo; Minoret Stofl; Vorsity Crow Louis E. Giunta Tompo, Florido Major: Accounting Minor: Business Administration Activities: Theto Chi-assist. Treosurcr, Treasurer Student Congress; Vice President Sonior Closs; Who's Who. Inlromurols Circle K; Business Club. Moroc- can Stoff Sr. Closs Notoble Olga Mae Garcia Tompo, Florido Mojoci History Minor: Psychology Activities Oelto Zeto; Plcdgo closs Vice President; Moroccan Staff; Faculty Editor; Newman Club; S.F.E.A.; Spanish Club Jean Elaine Gibbons Washington, Pa. Ronald A. Govin Tompo, Florido Major: Business Administration Minor: Accounting 184 Alfred Gonzalez Manuel Gonzalez Torrpo, Florido Mojon Industrial Arts Minor: English John Goodwin Pinellas Pork, Flo. Major: Elementary Education Barbara Brown Goss Tompo, Florido Mojori Music Education and Piano Miner: English Activities: Zeto, Tau Alpho So- cial Sorority, Sigma Alpho loto Honorary Music Fraternity, Trcosurer; 3optist Student Union, Choirman; Music Educa- tion Notional Conference, Chorus and Concert Chorus, Accompanist, Orchestra, NEA, FEA, ACE, Opera Workshop Tompo, Florido Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Ed. Activities, N.E.A.; F.E.A. Yolanda Antonia Gonzalez New York City, N.Y. Major: Spanish Minor: English Activities, Zeto Tou Alpha; Standards Chairman; Minoret, Editor-in-Chlef, News Editor,- Student Congress, Secretory- Trcosurer of Junior Class; Heod Doncertee; Homecoming Queen, 196162,- Pi Oelto Epsilon; Spanish Club, Trcosurer, Who's Who; Moroccan Stafl; S.F.E.A.,- N.E.A.; Delegato SUSGA Pub- IlCOtons Convention; University Correspondent, Tompo Tribune; Introrrcirols; Senior Clots No- toble. Best All Round, 8est looking Frank M.Greco Tompo, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Activities: FEA., N.E.A., A.C.E.. Spanish Club Jl It t I l I i 185 SENIORS i ti s II i i Linda Green Tompc, Honda Mojor: Elem. Ed. Minor: Psychology Activities: S.F.E.A.; N.E.A.; A.C.E. Nelson Frank Guggino Miami, florido Major: Physical Education Minor: History Activities: Foolboll; Slgrro Phi Epsilon froternity; Mcjor's Club Alfred W. Haines St. Petersburg, Flo. Mojor: Social Studios Minor: Psychology. History Jack Guggino Tompo, Florida Major- Bology Minor: Chemistry, English Activities: University Bond; Hon- or Roll; Ceon's list. Virginia Haddad Tempo, Florido Mojori French Minor: English C. H. Hancock Tempo. Florido Mojor: English. Psychology Minor: Spanish 186 Iris Leona Harris Sfevbenville, Ohio Major: Elem. Ed. Activities: Spanish Club, Secre- rofy,- A.C.E.; F.E A.J Ton O'Clock Scholor Carrie Hernandez Tumpo, Florida Mojor: Elem. Ed., English Activities, Oelto Zelo Sorority, Social Chairman; Student Con- gnu; I.F.S.C.; Clou Notoble; Sophomore Clou Secretory; In- tramural� . Joseph R. Hewlett Tompo, Florida Mojori 8usiness Ad. Activities, Pi Koppo Phi- Crew. Larry C. Heaton West Fronkfort, III. Major: Business Ad. Minor: Economics Activities: Theta Xi Jerry Herzog Tompo, Florido Mojor: Business Ad. Minor: Economics Activities: Pi Koppo Ph Frater- nity; Business Club; Newmon Club Marilyn L. Hewlett Tompo, Florida Mojor: Elem. Ed. Activities: Alpho Chi Orncgo; Cheerleoder; A.C.E., W.A.A. 187 SENIORS Patrick B. Higginbotham Si. Petersburg, Flo. Activities: Business Club Major: Accounting Doris M. Hinson Dunedin, Florida Major: Elem. Ed. Activities: S.F.E.A.; A.C.E.; Westminister Fellowship Jenean L. Hodge Tompo, Florido Mojer: Elem. Ed. Minor: History Activities F.E.A. Elmer Hines Tompo. Florido Major: Mulic Minor: English Activities: Chorus Carolyn Hitch Clearwater, Flo. FAajor: Psychology Minor: Sociology Sorority Nancy G. Hohne Tompo, Florido Major: Physical Ed. Minor; English Activities Bosketboll Girls Var- sity, 3 yrs.; Volleyball; Soflboll; Intromorolt; F.A.H.P.E.R.: F.E.A. 188 JoAnn Hunter Joseph W. Howland St. Petersburg, Flo. Major: Education Janice Kay Hutson St. Pctcsburg, Flo. Major: El«m. Ed. Mi nor i Art Activities Alpha Sigma Tau George E. Jackson, Jr. Tampa, Florido Mojor: Psychology Minor: Business Activities: Woter Ski Teom Brandon, Flo. Mojor: Social Studes, Psychol- ogy Minor: English Activities: Phi Alpha Thcto,- Sig- mo Tou Delto Harry N. Ingraham Clearwater, Flo. Mojor: Sociol Studies Minor: Sociology Activities: Phi Alpha Theto Dolores Jameson Tempo. Florida Mojor: Business Education Act vities- 8.S.U. . I i • j ii � I ! 189 SENIORS Magalay Jane Hovono, Cuba Mojori Sponish Minors English Activities: 8.S.U.; Sponish Club; N.E.A. Matt J. Jelen Springfield, NJ. Major: Business Ad. Sigfrid N. Johnson Tempo. Florido Motor Business Ad. Mary M. Jaques Brandon, Flo. Mojor- History Minor: Sociology Activities: Politico! Union,- Inter- notiorol Relations Club; Chorus Dan L. Johnson St. Petersburg, Flo. Major.- Business Ad. Constance Jones St. Petersburg, Flo. Major: Elem. Ed. 190 Christopher L. Jordan Fair port, NY. Mojor: Butin � � Minor: Economic� Activities: Pi Kopoo Phi Frater- nity ; Crew; IntromuroU; Dorm Courcller Roberta Kidd St. Petersburg, Flo. Mojor: Spanish Minor: English Activitiet: Z«to Tou Alpho So- rority, Spanish Club William T. Koufas St. Petersburg, Flo. Moior: Accoun'ing Harold L. Karbley Philadelphia, Po. Majori Industrial Art� Minor: Hitlory Norma Jeanne King Tampo. Florida Mojor; Physiol Ed. Minor: English Activities. Student Int romural Director; Physicol Education Mojor'� Club; Intromurols; Bos- Jcetfcoll, Volleyboll, SoFiboll, Girls' Varsity Teomt; F.A.M.P.C.R. Jack Larkin Tompc, Florido Mojor: Mothemotks Miner: Politico! Science i i i I i i i 19! SENIORS Aurelia Gayle Lawson Spartanburg. S.C. Mo jori History Minor: Spcni� h Activltle� : B.S.U.; N.E.A.; Sfon- i� h Club Gloria Garcia LoCicero Tempo, florido Mojor: Elem. Ed. Activitle� : Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority; Bend; S.F.EA.; N.E.A.J Phi Society William Patrick Long St. Petersburg, flo. Mojon 8usine� � Ad. Minor: Economic� Withers R. Lee St. Petersburg, Flo. Moior: Busincw Ad. Miron Gonerol Business Activitiet: Business Club Joseph LoCicero Tempo, Florida Major: Mujic Minor: Engtiih Activi t ios i Band; S.F.E.A.; S.M.E.N.C.; Kappa Koppo Pti. L. T. (Lefty) Louis Jomostown, N.Y. Mojori Bu� ine� t Mire� -: Economic� Activities: Sigma Phi Eptilon Fraternity; Cirle K Club; Busi- ne� � Club. Greek Club. 192 Charles Hal Lyle Mulberry, Flo. Majors Physleol Ed. Minor, English Activities Football; Who' Who; Bosebcll; Junior Ck� t Press- dent; Student Congre� ; Majors Club; leltcrmon's Club; Theta Chi Frotcrnity Mack D. Ellis Tompo, Florida Mojori Business Ad. Edward J. Marcin St. Petersburg, Flo. Mofor: Gen. Natural Science Minor: Histo-y William Lynch Tompo, Florida Moior: MathemotiCS Minor: Biology Joan F. Malone Tompo, Florido Major, Moik Minor- English Activities; Sigmo Alpho loto; Bond; M.E.N.C.j O'chestro. James Martindale Syroeuse. N Y. Mojor: Accountirg. Business Minor, English Activities: Business Club 193 SENIORS Alfredo Martinez Tempo, Florida Major: Accounting Joyce Mays Riverview, Flo. Mojor: Physical Ed. Miror: Secretarial Science Activities: Intramural� ; W.A.A.; Vice-President; F.A.H.P.E.R., Sec- retory; Major� Club. Secretary, Treasurer; Majorette,- Hood. Frank P. Mehok Ook lown, III. Major: Business Ad. Activities: Theta Chi Frotornity, Secretory George L. Marton St. Petersburg, Flo. Major: Social Studies Minor: English Charles E. McCullers Plant City, Flo. Mojor- Physical Education Minor: English Activities: Theto Chi Frotornity; Alpha Phi Omega; Football. Coptoin; Mott Volwoblo ployor. Outstanding Ployer; lettermon's Club, President; Who's Who.- Student Assistant Coach Joseph M. Menendez Tempo, Florido Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: English 194 1 Mary Frances Menendez Tompo, Florido Major: Art Minor: English Activities Mojorette Louis W. Mixon, Jr. Port Charlotte, Flo. Mojor: Socioi Studies Minori English Activities: N.E-A.; F.E.A.; Deons List Spero Moutsatsos Tempo, Florido .Major: Mathematics .Minor: Chemistry Activities: Too Koppa Epsilon Frotcrnity; Who's Who Edward Merbach St. Petersburg, Flo. Major: Elem. Ed. Activities: N.E.A.; F.E.A. Marion H. Moore Tarpon Springs, Flo. Mojor: Social Studies Minor; English Activities: Theto Chi Froternity; Hellenic Club Joseph B. Obusek Brooksvlllo, Flo. Mojor: Business Activities: Theto Chi Froternity. President; I.F.S.C., Vice-Presi- dent; Homecoming Donee Com- mittee; Newman Club; Circle K; Who's Who,- Morocco n Stoff, Froternity Editor; doss Notoble, Wittiest. : i 195 SENIORS Wanda Overman Tompo, florida Majori English Minori History Activities: Alpha Chi Or � Jfl; Moroccon Stoff, Senior Editor Gloria J. Parrino Tompo, florido Mojor: Elem. Ed. Minor: English Activities: Sponish Club; F.E.A. Dorothy G. Fitzpatrick Tompo, florido Mojor: Elect. Ed. Minor. English Carmel J. Parrino Tempo, Florida Majori Elem. Ed. Minor: History Activities, S.F.E.A., Vice-Presi- dent; N.E.A.; A.C.E.,- N v� mon Club; Slgmo Sigma Sigmo So- rority, Outstanding Pledge George H. Paskert Tompo, Florido Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Activities: Business Club, Presi- dent; Slgmo Nu Fraternity, So- ciol Affilltote Pi Koppo Phi Fraternity. Marian Pedersen Tompo, Florida Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: History, English Activities: Minoret SfcFI; Concert Choir; Newmon Club, Secre- tory, President; S.F.E-A., Chop- lain, Treasurer,- Pi Oelto Epsilon, Secreto ry-Treosurer Josephine Pendino Tempo, Florido Mojor: Elem. Ed. Minor: Ergliih AcilvitiMi Delto Zeto Sorority, Corresponding Secretory; New mon Club; S.F.E.A.; AC.E.; Stu- dent Congre� , SopKomore Oo� Represcntotive; Sponish Club; Moroccon Sroff. Organi, zat-ons Editor; Intromurols; Cto� Nctcblo, Mott Tolented; Sigma Tau Dolto. Bertha Perez Tornpo, Florido Mojor: Elen. Ed. Activities N.E.A.; F.E.A. Gloria S. Pettigrew Tompo, Florido Mojor: Social Science Minor: English Activities N.E.A.; Phi Alpha Theto; Chorus 6.S.U.; Dean's list, Hcnor Roll; Who' Who, Jr. ond Sr.; PI Koppo Phi Doughtor; Pi Koppo Phi Spoo- ler; Pi Koppo Phi Rote Queen. Sylvia D. Penzato Tompo, Florido Mojor, Elem. Ed. Activities Sigma Sigmo Sigrro So'ority; Pi Delto Epsilon.- N.E.A.; S.F.E.A.; Newnon Club. William S. Perkins, Jr. Treoiur Itlond. Flo. Major: Sociol Science� Minor: English Dorothy Pfeiffer Tompo, Florido Major: Elem. Ed. Minor, Art Activities- F E A ; Koppo PI SENIORS John C. Phillips Tonpo, Florido Mojori Accountirg John T. Primm Oswego. III. Mojori Industrial Am Minor: History Eric J. Ralle Tompo, Florido Mejor: Industrial Arts Minor: History Barbara Pitisci Tampa, Florida Major: Elom. Ed. Activities: Sigmo Sigma Sigma Scrority, Vice-Prosidcnt; B.S.U ; S.F.E.A.; A.C.E.I.; Bond Violet Pullara Tompa, Florido Major; Elcm. Ed. Activities: N.E.A.; F.E.A. Jeanie Ramaglia Queens. N.Y. Mojori Physical Education Minor: English Activities: Intramurolt; Newman Club; F.A.H.P.E.R.; Mojor's Club; F.E.A. Stanley Paul Renos RoseMarie Regis Volfko. Flo. Mojo s Elcm. Ed. Activities, Z«to Tog Alpho So- rority, Corresponding Secretary; Ncwmon Club. Trcosvrer ond Vke-President; A.C.E., Secre- tory; F.EA.; Who'� Who; Honor Roll; Pi Koppo Phi Daughter; Senior Clou Notable, Most Dig- nified Leon F. Reyniers Tompc, Florida Major: Mothemolk� Minor, Geology Richard C. Edwards Tompc, Florido Major: Accounting Minor: Eonomlc Jamestown, N.Y. Major: History Minor: Political Science Activities: Pi Koppo Phi Frater- nity ; Circlo K; Pdit Col Union; Greek (Hellenic) Clob; Intromg- rols Gerald Reynolds Miomi, Fla. Mojor: Physical Education Minor: Sociology Activities, Intromgrols, Mojor's Club Jerry R. Riles Tompo, Florida Motor: Socol Science Minor: English Activities: Pi Koppo Phi; Alpho Phi Omego; Sponith Club. Vice- President SENIORS James F. Robertson Tompo, Florida Major; 8vs ness Ad Activities; Bond Anthony M. Rodriguez Tompo. Florida Major.- Elem. Ed Minor: History Activities: Newman Club; Intro- mvrols Oneida M. Roiz Tompo. Florido Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Psychology Activities: Newmon Club; N.E.A.; F.E.A.; Sigma Sigma Sigmo Sorority Albert Rodi, Jr. Tompo, Florida Mojor: Phytlcol Ed. Minor; History Rene Rodriguez Tompo, Florido Mojor: Industrial Art Minor; Psychology Activities; Kappo Pi Martin R. Rossbach Mioml, Florido Mojor: English Minor; Psychology Activities: S.F.E.A. Ronald Rotella Tompo, florido Mejor: Business Ad. Minor: English Manuel Sanchez Tompo, florido Major: History Moor: English James P. Sasser Tompo, flo'ido Major: Chemistry, Mothematics Activities; Band, Koppo Koppo Psi; Pi Koppo Phl. Fano Sabella Tompo, Florido Mojor: Elem. Ed. Marsha Sarver Tompo, FiO'ido Mojor: Elem. Ed. Miner. Psychology Activities. N.E.A.: f.E.A.j Intro- n-orols; Zeto Tou Alpho; Mo- rocco n Sto fi J. John Scaglione Tompo, florido Major: English Minor: Biology 20! SENIORS Patrick J. Scussel Chkcgo, III. A ajoei Business Ad. A inor: Economic� Activities: Tou Koppo Epsilon Froternity James W. Sloan Tempo, Florida Major: His'ory A inor English Activities A inorct Stoff. News Ed.tor; Westminster Fellowship; Student Political Union; Interna- tional Relotions Club. John C. Small Norfolk, Vo. A.1ajor: Physics, Mathematics Margaret Lee Sichel Toledo, Ohio Major: Businoss Activities: Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, President, Trcosurer, Pledge President; I.F.S.C., Presi- dent; Ponhellenie, Vice-Presi- dent; Crescent Holl President; Who's Wh©; Jr. ond Sr„- Done- erette; Pi Koppa Phi Doughtor; TKE Pledge Court; Dorm Coon- dlj Student Congress, Junior Representative, Senior Repre- sentative, Corresponding Secre- tory, Recording Secretory, WTUN. Traffic ond Continuity, Assistant Announcer.- A orcccon Stoff; A inorct Staff; Sigma Sig- ma Sigmo Pledge Scholarship Aword. Linda Skora Tompo, Florido A ojor: Elem. Ed. Minor: Home Economics Activities: Sigmc Sigma Sigma Sorority, Treasurer. Secrotcryj S.F.E.A; A.C.E.I.; Concert Choir; Newman Club David E. Sparkman Plont City, Fio. A ojor: Business Activities: Tholo Chi Fraternity, Choploin; Business Club 202 Carlo C. Spicola Toaipo, florida Majors Business Ad. Minors Economics. Psychology Activities: Business Club William A. Stephens Tempo, Florida •Major: History Minor: English Activities: Creur; Boptisl Student Union; Asst. Song leoder, De- votional Choirmon, President. Adrian D. Stetler New Cumberland, Penn. Mojo : Business Ad. Minot: History Activities: Sigmo Phi Epsilon Frote'nity, Treasurer 1960-62,- Pilot Club Jovanna Spoto Tompo, florido Major: Elem. £d. Minor: English Activities: Alpha Chi Onego Sorority, S.f.E.A.; A.C.E., f.A.H.P.E.R.; Newman Club Virginia Sterr Tompo. Florida Major- Sociol Studies Minor: Science Activities: N.S.A.; f.C.A,; Span- ish Club; Ten O’Clock Scholors Alfred A. Swann Tompo, Florida Mojor: Accounting 203 SENIORS Robert A. Sylte Tompo, Florido Maior: Physicol Ed. Minor: English Activities: Motors Club Tito Terrell Major: Elem. Ed. Activities: Zeto Tou Alpho So- rority Cassie Tipps Tompo, Florido Major: Elem. Ed. Helen Sylvester Tompo, Florida Mojo : Elem. Ed. Minor: History Activities: S.F.E.A. Secretary; S.N.E.A.; Chorus De Etta H. Thraiki Srondon, Flo. Major: Elem. Ed. Anita A. Trosky Tempo, Florida Mojor: Elem. Ed. Activities: Phi My Sorority 20+ George Tsalickis Tarpon Spring� , Fk . Major! Elem. Ed. Activities. F.E.A. Mary Esther Valido Tompo, florida Major. Elam. Ed. Minor: English Activities: Zeto Tou Alpho, Treasurer, Pledge Clo � Sgt. at Arm� ; Newman Club; S.f.E.A.; WTUN, Announcer; Moroccan Editor. Associate Editor; Pi Delta Epsilon; Student Congress. Sen- ior Closs Representative,- Intro- mural Ping-Pong Chompion; Foul-Shooting CKompion; Wom- en's Varsity Softbcll Teom; SUSGA Publications Convention Delegote. Reba Vincent Oecotur, Alo. Major. Psychology Minor: English Herman Valdes Tampa, florido Major. PKysicol Ed. Minor. English Activities: f.E.A.; Delta Zeto Mon of the Year ; Major's Club Irma Varon Tempo, florido Major: Elem. Ed. Activities. S.F.E.A.; N.E.A.; A.C.E.; f .H.P.E.R.; Newmon Club Larry R. Wagers Salem, Ind. Major-. Physico I Ed. Minor: History Activities. Bosketboll, Mojcvs Club; lettermon's Club; F.A.H.- P.E.R.; Intromvrok 205 SENIORS Judy Wainright Tempo, Florida Mojor; Elem. Ed. Activities-. Alpho Chi Omega Sorority, Activities Choirmon, Worden-Choploin, Westminster Fellowship; S.F.E.A.; Choro� ; Concert Choros. Richard M. Waters St. Petersburg, Fio. Major: Business Ad. Miror: English Richard O. Wilhour Cleorvroter, Flo. Major: General Business Minor: Bos. Ed. Activities: Business Club William B. Walker Son Antonio, Texo� Major: Mathematics Minor. English Sharon Weaver Tempo, florido Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: History, English Activities: Delta Zeta, President, Historion; Pi Delto Epsilon,- Phi Alpha Theta, Secrctory-Trcos- urer; Pon-Hellenk, Secretory,- A.C.E.; S.F.E.A.; B S.U.; Minaret Stofl, Reporter, Senior Notable, Most Intelligent. Patricia D. Wilson St. Petersburg, Flo. Major: Elem. Ed. 206 Roy P. Winner $t. Petersburg, Flo. Motor: Psychology Miner: Sociology Janiece Wuertz Tempo, Florido Major: Elem. Ed. Minor: Music Activities. Sigmo Alpho loto; Sigma Sigma Sigmo, President, Outstanding Collegiotc, I960- 61; Ponhellenic, President; Bond Scholarship; Who's Who Merell F. Dickey Kermit D. Wooldridge Tempo, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor. Mathematics Walter C. Zeh Tampa, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor. History Thomas Michael Foster Tompo, Florida Motor: English Minor: History Activities: Sigmo Too Delta 207 SENIORS ii j' 'J M Kenneth J. Sawyer William J. Smalley Tompo. FlCfido Mojof: Buiinc« Minor: English !l 1 i V. 20D REMEMBER? Homc oming Skit Nightl E. Slov� , M. Poplo. Y. Gomolcz. C. McSwoin JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ............. Vice-President Secretory-T reosurer Representative . .. ..... Ernest Stout Mary Teresa Papia Yolanda Gonzalez . Carole McSwain 210 Adorn . Jar Tompo. Flo. Addison, Ado ................................ Tompo, Mo. Alchediok. Potricio ......................... Tompo, Mo. Alrrenqoal, Sylvto ............................. Tompo, Flo. Ahrorei, Erio ................................. Torrpo, Flo. Anderson, C. Roy ............................... Tompo, Flo. Apple, PovI ................................ Maseotte, Flo. Arosim, Joseph ......................... Downing Town, Po. Ardisono, 8everly ............................. Tompo, Flo Baggett. Brcndo ..................................... Tompo. Flo. Boiley, Sarah ....................................... Tompo. Flo. Bonks, Robert ................................ Jacksonville. Flo. Barber, Robert largo. F!o. Borber, Roberto Tompo. F!o. 211 8«edlc, Roymand Cleveland, Ohio JUNIORS Behnkc, Elyje ..................................... Tempo. Flo. Boll, Phyilij ..................................... Tompo, Flo. Benoquilto, A. Schenectady, N.Y. Bencomo, Ruben ................................... Tompo, Flo. Blair, Donald ............................. Idoville. Indiana Blancato, Norma .................................. Tompo, Flo. Blanton, Edvrin .......................... St. Potertburg, Flo. Blynn, Martha ............................ Miami Beo:h, Flo. Bollinger, George ................................. Tompo, Flo. Bouverot, Alan Boykin, Marie Boyt, Donald . . Tompo, Flo. ,. Tompo, Flo. Yoteiville, Go. Bradley, Adrian Bradley, Robert Brett, Jomct .. Tarpon Springt Flo. ...... Tempo, Flo. ...... Tompo, Flo. 212 Brezel, fionold Groot Neck, N.Y. 8ro«n, Charles ............................... Tampa, Flo. Bryson. Judy ............................ Ottowo, Conodo Center, Joy ................................. Wclton, Ind. Conzorcrl, P. J............................... Tompo, Flo. Cossell, Cynthia ........................ Cloorwater, Flo. Chombers, Howell .................... Madison, W.Vo. Chomeides, M. A.................... Temple Terrcco, Flo. Christ, Kay ............................. Lakeland, Flo. Chorhi, George .................................... Tompo, Flo. Ciaravello, Florence .............................. Tompo, Flo. Ciccorello, Jennie ............................... limona, Flo. Chordkofl, Lynne Tonpo. Flo. Clork, Elinor Tompo, Flo. 213 Cojrtloigh, Claudio Tonpo. Flo. Cousins, Robert Torrpo, Flo. Croft, Mory ....................................... Tempo, Flo. Croft, Williom Cummings, Patricio .. Curling, Hoi lb Cvshcn, Robert Dooud. John Donvonporf, Williom J Davenport, William L Oovls, Glerna Dovij, Mox Dovij, Richord DeRiddor, Bob Dcrvoes, Joseph D'hemo, VirKoot Bradenton, Flo. Dior, Dove West Virginia Dior, leopoldo Tom. pa, Fla. Duneway. Shirley Tempo, Flo. Durlord. Rirhord ................................. Gory, Ind. Dulton, Ronnie ..................................Conton. Ohio Elwcll. Dorothy ........................ St. Petersburg. Flo. Engleking. Edword ........................ loke Worth. Flo. Erfckicn, Notolie .............................. Tempo, Flo. Erwin, Clifford ........................... Combrid-ge, Mo� . Everett, Roymood Ferlito, Josephine Fernonder, Fronk St. Petersburg. Flo. ...... Tempo, Flo. ..... Tempo, Flo. Filipelb, Potty .. Fiorito, Cotherine Tompa, Flo. Tompo, Flo. 215 Fodreo, Beth Eliiebethtown, Ind. Foley, John S� . Pcferiburg, Flo Fox, Mory Ann ..................................... Torr.po, Flo. Fronk, Corl ......................................... Tempo, Fla. Fronkel, Allan .................................... Sebring, Flo. Frye, Dorold Fojtcll, Patricio Garcia, Olgo Gardner, Jt dith Gotlo, Jomcj Gerald!, 8ob Gillen, Roiicll Ginex, Oominick Glojer, Ricky Girolr, Solly Gironda, Don Giunto, Edvrord To-npo, Flo. Groy, William Green, Gone Gainesville, Flo. Plon! City, Fla. Greenwold, Mary ...................... Treasure Inland, Flo. Gudoli� , Bill ............................. Sykesvillo, Po. Guortin, Tom ....................................Tompo, Flo. Guggino, Scrr ............................ Tompo, Flo. Guibord, Gayle ..................... Salem Depot, N.H, Hanson, Erik ............................... Miami, Flo. Florling, Carlo .......................... Shrewsburg, Moss. Horrington, Judy .............................. Tompo, Flo. Hcrknv. Judy ..........................St. Petersburg, Flo. Houghey. Maeve Tompo, Flo. Hogan, Fred Tampa, Flo. 217 Helmick, Virginia Tampa, Fla. Henderson, Robert lorgo, Flo. Hensley, Shirley Hettinger, Williom Hierlihy, Williom Hill, Colemon Hines, Betty Hipp, Joseph Hoeb, Robert Hoi'ey, Byron Hornodoy, Jonice Hotoling, Theron Hudgins, Woymon Hudson, Welter Ruslcin, Flo. Humphrey, Doug Jeipersen, Chorles Tempo, Flo. Johnton, Thineto B«lloir Bch. Flo. Johnvon, Wondo ........................... Pont City, Flo. Jonoi, Dorlone ............................... Tompo. Flo. Koinen, Vivion ............................... Tompo, Flo. Keller, Gory .............................. WilUhire, Ohio Kmley, Mox ................................... Tompo, Flo. Klod i, Cynthio ...........................Canton, Ohio Knox, Jeff ............................ Bradenton, Flo. Kooy, Glenda ................................... Tompo, Flo. Kovoch. MicF-ool ............................. Tompo, Flo. Krofl. George ............................ Hollywood, Flo. Krcl, Oiono .................................. Tompo, Flo. Kromer, Morgoret Kyrokoo. Soterio� Sovthold, LI., N Y. . Kcrdiuo. Gr 219 Lorvo, Dovid Boca Grordo, Flo. JUNIORS ii Lone, Jhw ..................................... Oriendo, Flo. Lone, Patricio ................................... Tompo, Flo. LaRusso, Pedro ................................... Tompo, Flo. LiColil, Nobon ....................................... Tonpo, Flo. loney, Oon ........................................ Folrport. N.Y. Lopez, Ernest ........................................ Tompo, Flo. Lopez, Rolph .... Lumpkin, Frances . MLAcherly, T homos ..... Tompo, F;o. St. Petersburg, Flo. ...... Tompo, Flo. Morden, Normon .............................. Orlando, Flo. Morichal, Elaine .............................. Tempo, Flo. Morshall, Ernie ............................... Oneco, Flo. Merlin, Carol .... Morfireau, Joseph Tompo, Flo. Tompo, Flo. 220 Mo son, Clayton Tompo, Flo. MeGee, Jonet St. Petersburg, Fla. I McSwoin, Corot Milcell, Lillian .. ...... Tompc, Flo. St. Petersburg, Flo. Miller, ftruce S............................ St. Petersburg. Flo. Miller, Edward A.......................................Tampa, Fk . Mills, John .......................................... Tampa, Flo. Miner, Donnaberto ......................... St. Petersburg. Flo. Mitchell. Oovid ................................ Princeton, Ky. Mitchell, Joy ........................................... Morion, Ind. Mol lay, Mike .......................... Adams, Mass. Montgomery, Richord .................. Atlonto, Go Morgan, Homer ........................... Tampa, Fla. Motley, Wayne Mauley. Gladys Ontario, Co no do Tampa. Fla. 221 Mould, Williom Sarosoto, Flo. JUNIORS Moyer, Bert...... Moor, Robert A. . Murroh, Holer� W. . Now York. N.Y. Birmingham, Mich. ■... Tampo, Mo. Murry, John .................................. Tempo, Flo. Muserone, Fred ............................... Tampa, Fla. My on, Dorthy M............................... Tompo, Fla. Noth, Madli .................................. Tompa, Fla. Nelson, 8«ver!ey .................... St. Petersburg. Fk� . Neve, Jim ............................. Conshohocken. Po. Nootioinen, George A. Ogram, A. Burden .., Oliver, Moxine......... St. Petersburg, Flo. ..... Tompo, Flo. St. Petersburg, Fla. Polleiro, Nora .................................... Tompo, Flo. Papla, Mary Toroso ................................ Tompo, Flo. Pordo, Zoida ..................................... Tompo, Flo. 222 Pcrnell, Sondro Rivtrvlew, Flo. Porsom, Afliito ............................. ZephyrhilU. Flo. Peroz. Gerotd ......................................... Tompo, Flo. Perez. Ronne ..................................... Tompo, Flo. Perl, Ignocio .................................... Tompo. Flo. Perry, Pomelo .......................... St. Peteraburg. Flo. Poltui, Jomei G........................................... Mlomi, Flo. Pfeiffer, Williom Jr...................... $t. Petenburg, Flo. Phillip� , Tommy ................................. Wildwood, Flo. Pinion, Bob............................. St. Pete iburg, Flo Pritchett, Mory G............................ Plont City, Flo. Puig, Sergio .................................... Hovono, Cuba Qvetodo, Lui� M. Hovono, Cwbo Quiienberry, Jim Tompo, Flo. 223 Rompello, Som Tompo, Flo. Rondozzo, JoAnn Tonpo. Flo. Richmon, Ellon Riffec, Lorry Robinson, Paul C Tompo, Flo. Ro coforto, Nelson Rodriguez, Elviro Rodriguez. Som P Rodriguez, Sondy Roger, Jesse Rogers, lunell Romono. George Rose, Chorlie Rouse, 8.11 Sordegno, Som Tompo, Flo. Santo Cruz, I. A. Tompo, Flo. Sargologos. Poter ........................ Prove zo, Grecco Seale . Som .................................. Sorosoto, Flo. Schlichte, Fred ............................... Tompo, Flo. Schmidt, Charles ............................ Tompo, Flo. S ott, Don ................................ Wodesboto. N.C. Soifort, Pomelo ....................... Apollo Boo., Flo. Shadrow, Shoilo ............................ Chkogo, III. Shoemaker. Nancy ............................ Tampo, Flo. Shower, Marjorie .................................... Oneco, Flo. Singer, Sollnill .................................... Tampo, Ro. Sltton, Robert ...................................... Tompo, Flo. Small, Don .............................. Chkogo, III. Smart, Guy ............................... Tompo, Flo. Sporkmon, Johnson ........................ Donlo, Flo. 225 JUNIORS Speoler, Joe ... Stout, Ernost ... Stone. Evelyn E. ...... Posco, Wosh. Johnson City, Tern. ...... Tempo, Flo Streeter, Noncy ..................................... Tompo, Flo. Stuort, Charles ..................................... Tompo. Flo. Surfoce, Margaret ................................... Tompo. Flo. Sutton, Ginger .................................... Tompo, Flo. Swain, Rose ....................................... Tompo, Fla. Togliorini, Theresa ............................... Tompo, Fb. Torretto, Oonny .............................................. Tompo, Flo. Terrell, John ......................................... Wochob, Fb. Terri, Williom ................................... Bronxville, N.Y. Terry, Cori B................................. Tompo, Flo. Thompson, J. Vince ............................ Tompo, Flo. Tompkins, Mary ............................... Tompo, Flo. Toolo, Fronklin Jr. Tempo, Flo. Tracks® I. Clnudette Tjongolr, Charles .......Tompo. Flo. Torpon Springs. Flo. Trovt, Horry Jr............................. lebonon. Po Tucker, Riley M.................................. Tompo. Flo. Underwood, Terry ........................ Endicott, N.Y. Vocontl, Frank ............................. Tompo, Flo. Venio. Anthony ............................. Tompo, Flo. Woinwright, Joyce .......................... Tompo, Flo. Wolloce, Roy ... Word, Chorles G. Whllmon, Jessica ...... Tompo, Flo. .... Polmctto, Flo. Si. Petersburg, Flo. Wilkerson. Jeon ......................... St. Petersburg, Flo. Willis. Peggy Tompo, Flo. 227 Windt, Allan Sarasota, Flo. JUNIORS 228 ELECTIONS Student-wide elections ore held ot various times during the year . . . Freshman class officers in the Fall . . . Sophomore, Junior, Senior, and Student Body Officers in the spring . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Mo- roccan Queen . .. 229 JUNIORS Winner, Jomc� ................................... Tempo, Flo. Wolfe, John ..................................... Tompo. Flo. Yeaglo, G. William ........................ Collegovllle, Po. Zeller� . 8. William Philadelphia, Po. 228 3 (g) LLiVhH 5 i Fi Student-wide elections ore held at various times during the yeor . . . Freshman class officers in the Fall . . . Sophomore, Junior, Senior, and Student Body Officers in the spring . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Mo- roccan Queen . .. ELECTIONS 229 III J. Slovrocoi, I. Gel lor, J. Summorlin, F. Noijim SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .......... Vice President .. .. Secretary-Treasurer Representative . Jim Stavracos . . . Larry Geller Judy Summerlin . Fouad Ncssim Ademi, Sho'on Tempo, Flo. Agliono, Groce ......................................... Tempo, Flo. Albolo, Decnne ..................................... Greenwich, Conn. Alkki, Bernord ..................................... Perth Amboy, NJ. Allen, Albert ............................................. Tompe, Flo. Allen, Ronald ......................................... Cleveland, Tenn. Altior, Eileen ............................................ Tempo, Flo. Arena, Homer ......................................... Washington, NJ. Ash, Iris ................................................. Tempo, Flo. Aftmon. George ...................................... St. Petersburg. Flo. Babcock, Dianne ............................................. Rumson, NJ. Bornon, Joan .......................................... Philadelphia, Pa. Baron, Bobbi Bossott, Albert Bolum, Oren Scorsdole, N.Y. Cleorwotc', Flo. Istanbul. Turkey Beovbicn, More ... Beinkomipen, Either Woonsocket, R.l. Tompo, Flo. Bened x, Robert Radnor, Po. Betancourt. Bobby Tampa, Flo. Betz, lee Ann Bosau, Walter Boyd, Wllliom Brodihow, Cedi Brett, Ronald Brice, Thomot Brooks, Pot Burton, James Bosccco. Michoel Call, Roxonne ColloKon, Brenda Compbell, Karen Co novo. Joe Confer, Lola Corleen, Berry Corroll, Albn Corter, Alice El Pa to. Texas Coruth, Jome� Union City, N.J. I Cediidlo, Corole ............................................. Hointvillo, N.J. Cisueros, Froncbco ............................................. Hovono, Cuba Cohen, Norman Comer, Sydney Con lee, 8rendo ..... Bronx, N.Y. McMinnville, Tenn. ...... Tompo, Flo Corroo. Steve .......................................... Solen, Mo� . Cory, Rolph ............................................. Tompo. Flo. Co� to, Mory Rote ........................................ Tompo, Flo. Crippen. Richard Cudheo, George Cullen , Chorie� Tenolly. N.J. MorrHville, Po. .. Tompo, Flo. Do vis, Doreen Deed� . We� ley DeFrin, Brendo C ho mb lee. Go. lakeland, Flo. ,.. Puerto Rico Ddcney, Jomet . DeMeyer. Andrew Ploinfield, N.J. Hollywood, Flo. Argo. Oecrill Tompo. Flo. DoW.lt, Woltor ... Dior, look J. ... Oilorenro, John A. Somorvillo, NJ, .. Tompo, Flo. ,. . Tompo. Fk . DiVtarco, Fronk A........................................ Tompo, Flo. Dean, Loot� R....................................... Ogdenjburg. N.Y. Dcd� cn, Stewart ......................................... Tompo, Flo. Doud, Aoron ... Dresboch, Dlckl . Drugo� , Albert F. Rockville, Centre. N.Y. ............ Tompo, Flo. ......... Carteret, NJ. Dutton, Ethel ........................................ Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Eden, Corel lee ............................................ Tompo, Flo. Ellrkh. Karen .............................................. Tompo, Flo. Engel, Howord . Enno, Mary K . Ermoyon, Cornig Lomelton, N.Y. ... Tompo, Flo. New York, N.Y. Etochevk, leon ........................................ Homejteod, Po. Etpoiito. Donald N....................................... Roriton, NJ. Foeenda, An'bony Tompo. Fla. Finkeltteln, More « I.I., N.Y. Fither, Bill ............................................................... Woync, Pc. Koechlein. Donold ..................................................... Ploinficld. NJ. Fox, Robert J...................................................Tolford, Po. Fronk. Jcy .................................................. Louiwille, Ky. Froncko, Rkhord ........................................... Bergenlield, N.J. Frey, John ............................................ New York City. N.Y. Fulmer, Mclindo ........................................... Melbourne, Flo. Futhlkl, Akiko ..................................................... Otoko, Jopon Goeto, 8ru e ........................................ Wyckoff, NJ. Goetono, Thelmo ....................................... Tompo, Flo. Golmin, Jomet ........................................ Comdon, NJ. Gordncr, 3orboro ............................ Plcotont Ridge, Mich. Gotborro. Fred ..................................... Providence. R.I. Goughon. Bornord ..................................... Clinton, Mott. George, Borry ................................... Glen 8urnie, Md. Geller, Laurence ............................. Spring Volley. N.Y. Giglio, Laurence Tampa. Flo. SOPHOMORES Iro Gillmon .................................. New York City, New York teller Glkk ............................................... Boyjidc, N.Y. Eileen Corner ............................................... Tompo, Ho. Gonroler, Sytvio . Creipo Jr., Silvio . Gottloib, Steven M. .. Tonipo, Flo. Livingston, NJ. Brooklyn, N.Y. GroKom, Lloyd B............................................. Tampa, Fla. Groiii, Henry...................................... Momorncck, N.Y. Greer, Patricia ............................................Chkogo, III. Hoddle, Bon ............................................. Johnstown, Po. Hoiges, Willio-n H........................................ Rosemont, Po. Ham, Ronald .............................................. Octroi', Mich. Horkoy, Jennie .......................................... lokelond. Go. Hartford, Sherry................................... $t. Petersburg, Flo. Honion, Oro C.................................................... Tompa, Flo. Hilchem. Steve .. Himmel, Jeffrey C, New York. N.Y. New York. N.Y. Hodge. Royce Tompa, Flo. Hclchon. Raymond lonsdcrwno, Po. Holton, Edward .................................. St. Petersburg, Flo. Horrung, Chorles .................................... Okeechobee, Flo. Hortt, John .................................................. Tempo, Flo. Howard, John ........................................... Loncoitcr, Mom. Holccmb. Stephen ....................................... Pow Pow, Mieh. Johnson, Jeonette Johnson, Tom .... Kolmon, Robert . .... Augusto, Go. Point Plcosont. NJ. Bridgeport, Conn. Korchmer, Do rid ......................................... Tompo, Flo. Karsnn, Henry ................................... Pompton Ploins, NJ. Katz, Miriam ............................................. Tompo, Flo. Kern, John....................................Port Woshlngfon, N.Y. Kern, Jomes ........................................... Tompo, Flo. King, Connie .......................................... Tompo, Flo. Kinnaird, Alex Koffman. Borry , Flemlngton, NJ. Birvghomtoo. N.Y. Krlowtz. William Hollis. N.Y. Kurczewski. Andrew Qveons, N.Y. Icekcvic. Jeon longstofi, Fronces lonucz, Monuel low, Peter lee, Charles lee, William Ichrcr, Mark lesncver. Arthur Brooklyn, N.Y. llghtner, Don ligori. Nelson litus, louis long, Carol lopez, Joe loto, Fronk locos. John londy, Vinson St. Petersburg, Ho. Meguior, Jorome Tompo. Flo. i Moggio. Mori .................................................. Tompo, Fk . Maher, Robert ......................................... Rochester, N.Y. Ma er, James ............................................... Toirpo, Flo. Mainieri, Ceil ......................................... foir town. N.J. Mariner!, Peter ........................................ Norristown, Po. Mollis, Horvey ......................................... Brooklyn, N.Y. Monus, John ................................................ Atco, N.J. Martinez, Mlchoel .......................................... N.Y., N.Y. Martinez, Rene ............................................. Tampa, Flo. Mos'rocchio, Bruce .................................. E. Greenwich, R.l. Mourlello, Robert ....................................... Cronford. N.J. McCoskill, Ruth ............................................ Tompo, Fla. Meorin, E. J............................................ Montcloir, NJ. Mendez, Cookie ............................................. Tompo, Flo, Menendez. Front Me nth, Roland . Tempo, Flo. Tompo, Flo. Meso, Charles Tompo, Flo. Meuinger, Richord RiegeUville, NJ. Meyer, Ken Meyerson, Edrrord Bronx N Y., N.Y. MkJZvrowiki, Steve Mickey, Kotbryn Miller, Robert Rome, N.Y. Milligon, Betty Monte, Gotpcr Moore, Oeword Moore, Robert Mordio, Terence Morey. Stanley Morion, Erne t McMett, Jim Mottior, More NJ. Nojjim, fojod Nevin, John Noori. Komron Tehron. Iran Obmonn, Richard .................................. Tompo, Flo. O'Brien, Dick .................................... Keonsburg, NJ. O'Donnell, Joe Olstto. Edward Orfiuii, Michael . Cleorwoter, f o, ...... lorgo. F!o. Gordon City, N Y. Ojlor, William ....................................... Mi. Ephrcim, N.Y. Olloirono. loo ....................................... PSoenixville, Po. Olio, Lee ................................................. Brondon, Flo. Polio� , John ............................................... Tompo, Fla. Poredei, Carol ............................................... Guatemala Porrino, Anthony ........................................... Tampa, Flo. Paiton, leilie Patton, David Pcorson, Cor I , Boyonno, N.J. . Sorojoto, Flo. Bloomfield, N.J. Pellegrino, John Perkin� , Chorie� Tampa, Flo. Tampa, Flo. Peterson, Sac New Brunswick, N.J. Pilitci. Woyne Tompo, Flo. Pctretti, Dennij Pi'tmon, Sue Poiton, Dennis Priolo, Cofl Pullaro, Joseph Purvis, Will ion Quidlcy, Larry Ra ble, Evelyn Romm, Don Roppoport, Horrielt Reton, Coyio Ookhill, Flo. Reyniers, Yvonne Rkhordson, Sondro Rieth, Richord Deorfield Bch.. Flo. Riley, Meodor ftipliofj, Helene Reoding, Pa. Riikln, Lindo Ft. louderdolo, Flo. Rowell, Gene Seffner, Flo. Rudl, John Glen Gordner, N.J. Rumpf, John ...................................... $. Hodley, Moil. Ruuo, JoAnn .................................. Woodbury, L.I., N.Y. Sollo. Fronk ........................................ Ne'cong. NJ. Songcr, Oigby Soville. Pot .. Soyle� , Corol . ... Tempo, Flo. . Barrington, III. Glen Rock, N.J Scovonc, Fred Scerfco. Fronk Scholl, Peter . Rochester, N.Y. .. Folrwood, N.J. Munich, Germany Schneider, Joel .............................................. Quoenj, N.Y. Schemer, Jock .............................................. Somerville, NJ. Scott, Poul ..................................................... Tompo, Flo. Seiden, Gary ... Shomblin, Howard ...... N.Y Tompo, Flo. Shory, George Trenton, NJ. SOPHOMORES Shew, Neil .............................................. Wcodncrc, N.Y. Shcchter, Stuart .................................................. N.Y. Shelloman, Gone ..................................... York Spring� , Po. Sherrill, Charlotte................................................ Miomi, Flo. Shocemtein, Robert ................................................ N.Y., N.Y. Shinners. Jeff ............................................. Sprirgfield. Mon. Silvanio, Wayne ......................................... Bolle Vernon, Pa. Skippon, Carolyn ................................................. I I., N.Y. Smalley, Jomes ................................................. Largo, Flo. Smith, Barbara .............................................. St. Pcto., Flo. Smith, Charles ....................................... District Heights, Md. Smith, Lynn .......................................... Ridgefield Pk., NJ. Smuckler, S............................................ St. Pete., Flo. Slye, Dick ........................................... Washington, D.C. Solomonte, Vince .......................................... Tompo, Flo. Somcrstein, Jock ............................................ Avon Park, Fla. Sommers, Evo ........................................... Cliffslde Pork, N.J. So -ash, Kathy Bogoto, Colombia Sponcer, AI Dode City, Flo. Storton, Thomos ................................................ Tempo, Flo. Stovrocos, Jim ....................................... Doytono Beoch, Flo. Stevenj, Rkhard ....................................... Forterie, Ont., Corodo Slock, Richard .............................................. St. tool� . Mo. Stovoll, l«n ...................................................... Tompo, Flo. Summerlin, Judy . Sylvester, Mory A. Tomburrino, lee . ... Tompo, Fla. .. Evonjton, III. Clearwater, Flo. Toylor. James ................................................ Tompo, Flo. Toylor, Kathleen .............................................. N.Y., N.Y. Thonros, Esther .............................................. Tompo, Flo. Thorney, Ted ............................................ Monmouth Jet., N.J. Thonros, George ............................................. Arlington. Vo. Thompson, John ............................................. Bronxville, N.Y. Tonella, Raymond Trinceri, Joo ..... Tucker, Joyce .. .. Tempo, Flo. Westbury, N.Y. . Tompo, Flo. Turner. Bloine Ripley, W. Vo. Ubell, Barbara Vozeuer, Alex Veith, Linda Ailontic City, NJ. Vllordi, Carol Vitoli, Ed Voye, David Washier, Joseph Wanderer, Pool Wolrath, David Woimund. Wallace Wall� , Robert Weimon. Emmo Rochetter, N.H. Weber. Steve Whittemore, Goyle Wilhelm, Donno William� , Cynthio lo ev.ood, Ohio Wllion, Carol Philadelphia, Pa. Wilvoa, William ......................................... Somerville, NJ. Wood, Solon ............................................. Onlorio. Conodo Wood , Robor� ............................................. N.Y., N.Y. Worlley, Wolloce ............................................. Brcndon, Flo. YoKhilt, Anno ....................................... Chorietfon, S.C. Zoboskl, John ............................................... Tanpo, Flo. Zoritiky, Stovon ............................................ Tempo, Flo. Zcldonberg, Dovid ..................................... Now Hovcn, Conn. Zidek, Michael ....................................... Franklin, NJ. Zlmmcrmon, Phil .............................. Bredferd Wood . Po. Zinnomon, Dovid .............................................. Tempo, Flo. 247 C. 'Mieclcr, 8. Cherot, N. Acom� , S. Limo FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President..................................................................Chorles Wheeler Vice President ............................................................ Robert Cheret Secretory-Treosurcr ........................................................ Nancy Adorns Representative ............................................................. Sandy Lima S 248 i Abroms, Ronny Ann Hewlett, New York Adorns, Foyo ................................................................................... Tompo, Flo. Adorns, Noncy ..................................................................... Hyottsville, Md. Allen, Bruco .............................................................. New Rochelle, N.Y. Alkin, Andy ..................................................................... Merrick, N.Y. Anderson, Bill .................................................................... Tempo, Flo. Ayes, Ronotd ............................................................... Hempstead, N.Y. Bobkon, Pool ............................................................... Baltimore, Md. Bacalloo, DoWd ....................................................................... Tompo, Fla. 8crboropouk s. Morio Boroonno, Morsho .. Barceno, Oorothy M. .. Athens, Greoco Wollingfcrd, Conn. ,Tompo, Flo. Borisch, Morcio ................................................................... New York Borne� . Harold ................................................................. Tompo, Flo. Berry, Robert ................................................................ Paromvs, N.J. Battoglio, Cathy ......................................................... Moorcstown, N.J. 8otwlnls, James .......................................................... Foyetto City, Po. Bourn, Steven ............................................................... Brooklyn, N.Y. Boot Quentin ................................................................. St. Petersburg, Flo. Bell, Jerry ......................................................................... Detroit, Mich. Benoit, Wilfred ...................................................................... Auburn, Maine 249 FRESHMEN Berkowetz, Harriet ............................................................. 8ronx, N.Y. Bedon, Robert .............................................................. Molvorno, N.Y. Bessey, Stonton ............................................................... Choster, Vt. Boro, Pule .............................................................. Bogoto, Colombia Bisignoro, Joseph ...................................................... Lower Mcricn, Pa. Bixbee. Joyce ................................................................ Beverly, Mass. Block, Donald ........... Blonchfield, Joseph P. Bonilla. Bill ............ Nossav, Bohomos ... Beacon, N.Y. .... Tompo, Flo. 8owen, loVerne ...................................................... Wocholo, Flo. Bozok, Kenneth J................................................... Greenwich, Conn. 8rondes, Joel 8rooklyn, N.Y. Brosier, Donald ......................................................................... Tempo, Fla. Brinson, Wilson B........................................................................ Tompo, Flo. Bronjtcin, Marilyn ................................................................... New York, N.Y. Bronttein, Steven ........................................................ Baldwin, N.Y. 8coome, Cheryl ................................................................... Peru, |nd. Brown, Heyward Joel ..................................................... New York, N.Y. Bruner, Crolg ....................................................................... Atlonto, Go. Bachbinder, Michoel ........................................................ Somerville. N.J. Bock, Jock ...................................................................... Enolo, Po. 250 Bufkin, M«nry Huntington, N.Y. Bullard, Sarah Jane ................................................................. Tampa, Flo. Cabolloro, Eddie ................................................................. Tampa, Flo. Cogiono, Gorrcit ......................................................... Nelcoag, NJ. Coldcrono, Hortense C....................................................... Tampa, Flo. Ccldwell, Jo met ......................................................... Brondon. Fla Compell, Edgar F........................................................ lakeland, Flo. Conodoy, Joan ............................................................ Tompo. Flo. Contollo, Fronk ........................................................ Elitobeth, N.J. Catkins, Frederick .............................................................. Booulort. S.C. Carlisle, Fred .................................................................... Torr.ao, Flo. Corlian, Peggy ..................................................................... Tompo, Flo. Carlton, Sion .... Carroll, Gregory . Carroll. Jomet 0. . leaf River, III. New York, N.Y. . Augusto, Go. Carroll, Vary .................................................................. 8oytido, 1.1. Cowell, Volerie ............................................................. Clearwater. Flo. Cetaro, Robert ......................................................... Huntington, LI., N.Y. CFiotin, Gc'old ............................................................ Foreit Hills, N.Y. Cherct, Robert ............................................................. Perth Amboy. NJ. Chiecto, Alfred .............................................................. Manchester, Po. 251 FRESHMEN Chlcblchi, Eugene Cbobock, Alon M. Ciccorolli, Peter J. .. Elizoboth, N.J. Perth Amboy. NJ. Port Che tier, N.Y. Clork, Cothlccn.......................................................... Corol Gobles. Ho. Clevelond, Williom ....................................................... New 8ritoin, Conn. Coofco, George L............................................................ Monticollo. N.Y. Cohen, Georgo ................................................................. Pori Chester, N.Y. Cohn. John ..................................................................... blip, L.I., N.Y. Cclin, 8,-ucc ................................................................... Clrtsining, N.Y. Constantin, George Conte, Fred ........ Cooper, Noil ....... lorg 8eoeh, N.Y. . Foir Lown, NJ. . Fair town, NJ. Ccrbiron, Jeffrey .............................................................. Elizoboth. N.J. Cornwell, Chvck ............................................................. Fall Church. Vo. Corujo, Joso ........................................................... Son Joon, Puerto Rico Covtonlini, Art .. Covin, Michael . Croig, George A, Bridgeport, Conn. . Brooklyn. N.Y. Middletown. N.Y. Crevosse, Koy Ann ....................................................................... Tompo. Fio. Crolins, George ............................................................ Philadelphia, Po. Crosby. Sondro ................................................................... Ruskin, Flo. 252 Cultior, Juan Miguel Sen Salvador, El Solvodor : CulHvoll, Barry . Curro, David L. .. Tampa, Fla. Rochester, N.Y. Cronder, Williom ......................................................... Jersey City, N.J. Cxornecki, Corol Lee ........................................................... Tempo, Flo. D'Aloio, George .............................................................. Orange, N.J. DcArmond, Keener A. Decker, Dick ........ DoFeo, Noah ......... St. Petersburg, Flo. ...... Ithoco, N.Y. . Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Ford, Jchn .. Dell'Olio, John Delph, Preston Beirut, Lebanon Elrront, L.I., N.Y. Charlotte, N.C. De Palmo, Dennis DeRobertis, Steve Dewey, LcRoy .. Bloomfield, N.J. . Seoford, N.Y. .. Tempo, Flo. Dillion, Morgan H..................................................................... Yonkers, N.Y. Doan. Tom ........................................................................... Donville, III. DcBrocky, Tina ...................................................................... Tempo, Flo. Downs, Roberto ...................................................................... Poromus, N.J. Drotch, Sharon .............................................................. Spring Volley. N.Y. Kissirami, Flo. 253 Driyer, Johnny Eostmon, Alice J. Tempo. Flo. Eckert, Leroy .................................................................... Tompo, Fla. Edmonds, Steven .................................................................. Tompo, Flo. Ehresmann, Douglas ............................................................... Union, NJ. Ellison. Ben F.................................................................... Tompo, Flo. Emory, Joonne Engor, H. Stoort Ennis, Charles W Epstein, Alon Brooklyn. N.Y. Epstein. Cynthio Fohey, Frank Fokono, Charles Foust, Dennis Forber, Bonnie Feldman, Sue Fenonto, Tom Kcyport, N.J. Ferris, Robert Fine, Lotrencc R Finiels, Robert W. Fink, Marilyn Bette New York City, N.Y. 234 Flnk, Medo ................................................................ Qvecnj, Now York Fiihar, Goil .................................................... Scolhold, long Itlond, N.Y. Fither, Harold W.................................................................... Tompo, Flo. Fledeing, Kold .. Floyd, William H. Formalo, loo . .., ... Tompo, Flo. Jorkion ville, Flo. Eottthester, N.Y. Forman, Kothy S. Y........................................................... Porrpono 8eoch, Flo. Friesc, Newton ............................................................... Pleoianlvlllo, N.Y. Fronzel, loRoy ............................................................... Sooth River, N.J. Foiscll, Eloyne ... Gogliordi. Frcnk 8. Gonvng, Tony .... ,. Tompo, Flo. Somerville, NJ. ,. Tompo, Flo. Gonoung, Mary Pat ................................................ Tompo, Flo. Gordo, Lionel ................................................. Key Weit, Flo. Gordo, Shoron .................................................... Tompo, Flo. Garsoh, Geoffrey R. Gerber, Mlchoel .. Gill, Don .......... New York Gty. N.Y. . Miami Beoch, Flo. ..... ChMicothe. III. Gilmour, Diono ... dills. Morion C. . Gleitzmon, Stephen 255 livingiton, N.J. .. Tompo, Flo. .. Union, N.J. Gcldborg, Robert Elizobeth. N.J. Gcnzolcz, Gcroldine ........................................................ Tonpo, Flo. Goodwin, JoKn C Gront, Bronco Greenfield, Borry Flushing, I.I.. N.Y. Grossman, N'col Gulden, Horold Hocsi, Henry A Honln, Chorles Harrington, James Karris, Gary Hoger, John 0 Hart, France! Hart, Jonice Houswold, Ann Ha ye� , Thomas Heoly, Donald Heldmon, Norman Yonkers, N.Y. Herzog. Richard Hesse, Jeanne 256 Hine� , John Bolton. Mow Hinkc, Robert J.......................................................... Wildwcod, NJ. Hobbi, Gary lee ............................................................ Miomi, Flo. Holme� , Jamei............................................................................. Titusville, Fla. Hope, Joyce ................................................................................ Slcolcie. III. Howe� , Sharon ................................................................... Rcolyn Hgt� ., I.I., N.Y. Huggint, G. Edward ................................................. Ft. lauderdolc. Flo. Hughe� . Kevin .......................................................... Shrew� bvry, N.J. Humphrey� , Jonc ................................................... Port Chorlotte, Flo. Hungerlond, Vincent 8...................................................... CherryChoie, Md. Huzzond, Edward ........................................................... Royoutford, Pa. Hyland, Chrlitlne ......................................................... Stanford. Com. Jormol, Heleno ......................................................... Boy Shore, L.I., N.Y. Jenning� , Harry ................................................................. Noplet. Fla. Jimenez, Gloria .................................................................. Tompo. Flo. Johniton, Judy ..................................................... lindenhuot, LI., N.Y. Kurre, R. Bruce ....................................................... Scotch Plaint. NJ. Kupperman, Poul ........................................................ New Rochelle, N.Y. Kruppa, Leona ......................................................... Perth Anboy. NJ. Krou� , Evelyn.........................................................Sortiogo, Dorn. Rep, Kernen, Mkhoel .............................................................. Gallon, Ohio 257 Kog, Edword Kolirailh, Allan Brooklyn, N.Y. Koufmon, Keren Keen, Howcrd Kerr, Jo me King, Judy . King, Paulino Kittdl. Joan Kleckncr, Philip Kleiderman. Joyce Klein, Linda Klein, Ronold Kline. Stuort Koch, Polricia lobeou, Henry M lonhom, Ruth lougel, John lourcnrano, Joieph Lawrence, Chriny lovivjlcy, Iro lebo . Robert M. New Woven, Conn. Lcfkowilx, StepHci Yonkcr� . N.Y. Legit. C. Kenneth Licbcrrson, Ronnie ....... Johnson City, Tenn. Jomoico Elia te� , N.Y. N.Y. Leichtmon, Anita................................................................ Arlington, Vo. Lempert, lowrence A............................................................ Clearwotcr, flo. Esperanto, Leo ......................................................... Kcescvillc, New York Leto, Jam S....................................................................... Tampa, Fla. LiCalsi, Jennie .................................................................. Tompo, Fla. Lima, Robert ..................................................................... Tompo, Fla. Lima, Sandy ......................................................................... Tampa, Flo. Lloyd, Cydnoy ...................................................................... Ithoeo, N.Y. Looper, Wllllom K......................................................... Brooktville. Flo. Loredo. Morione ............................................................. Tampa, Flo. Lvmpp. Boa .................................................................. Tompo, Flo. Lwther, Dori� Ann ......................................................... Brooklyn, N.Y. Lutzk. Martin S.................................................................... Tompo, Flo. Lyon, Kittio ..................................................................... Sorosoto. Fla. Ly� ek, Penny ...................................................................... Tompo, Flo. Mabry, Mary .................................................. Plont City, Flo. Mogdo Jr„ John A........................................... New York City, N.Y. MaeGrogon, Roymond ........................................ Atlontie City, NJ. 259 FRESHMEN Modoi, Gorotdlno ...................................................... Tonpo, Flo. Mcchok. Andy ......................................................... Worron, Ohio Modzulo, Betsy ...................................................... Yonkers. N.Y. Moier, lorry ............................................................ Wildwood. Flo. Monglone, Antoinette ....................................................... Tempo, Flo. Morkhorsl. John .................................................... Volley Stream, N.Y. Morquort, Al ........................................................... Volley Strcom, N.Y. Mossoro, Anthony ....................................................... Jersey City, NJ. McColllster, Pamela ............................................................ Tampa, Flo. Melvskey, Joseph R. Meoli, Peter ........ Meyerscn, Peter .. little Rock. Ark. .. Berwyn, ?o. . Netting, NJ. Mlchelmon, Joy ................................................... Eost Roekawoy, N.Y. Mickelsen, Wilhelm ....................................................... Sporto, N J. Miller, Oovid ........................................................... Woylond, Mich. Miller, Kenneth ....................................................................... West Oronge, NJ. Miller, William K........................................................................... Loulsvillo, Ky. Mistretto. Joseph ............................................................................. Tampa, Flo. Mooney, Nancy ......................................................... Stanhope, NJ. Mocre, Bobby .................................................................. Tampa, Flo. Muncy, Tyrone Tempo, Flo. 260 Moore. Noncy Kate Tompo. Flo. Moran, George .. Morrit, Jr., John B. Washington, O.C. Orlondo. Flo. Morrizzo, Louis A. Mocho, Ronnie ... Muir, Richard L. . . ....... Wyckofl, N.J. Po'I Washington, N.J. ... Wilbrohom. Moss. Moldavia, Joseph Mueholl, Horry .. Munz, Jere ...... ... Poromu� , N.J. . Greenport, N.Y. Birmingham, Mich. Morphy. Kenneth Myers, Geerge .. Neolc. Wirt T. . Combrio-Heights. N.Y. .......... Tompo, Fla. .......... Tompo, Flo. Newbold, John ................................................... Port WotFvnglon, N.Y. Nicolosi, Riehord ....................................................... Wood loke, NJ. Nikes, Roymond L........................................................... Ithoco, N.Y. Noonan, Chorios O'Brien, Beatrice O'Conner, Bill .. Rochester, N.Y. Fairfield, Conn. . Orlondo. Flo. Olmstood, Bob ............................................................ Tompo, Flo. Olson, Joseph A.................................................... Perth Amboy, N.J. Omen, Ed Tompo, Flo. 261 FRESHMEN Owen. Rito ........................................................................ Tempo, Flo. Owen. Woyne M.......................................................... Key West, flo. Podden, Brion .......................................................... Wellsvitle, NY. Podernocht, Bob ........................................................ New York City, N.Y. Polinko� . Stephen .......................................................... Corteret, NJ. Porljc, Morgorct ...................................................... West Chester, Pern. Porks, Morion P................................................................... Chorlcroi, Po. Pornell, Miehool ........................................................ Rockville Centre, N.Y. Porrino, June ........................................................................ Tompo. Flo. Porsons, Chormoinc ...................................................... Chicogo. III. Possolocquo, Do-niniek ................................................. Brooklyn, N.Y. Poync, Judith ........................................................ Middletown, N.Y. Pcrhoch, Robert J Perlmutter, Lee .. Perrier, Dick ______ Clevelond, Ohio New York, N.Y. Weymouth, Moss. Petry, Clinton B............................................................................. Miami, Flo. Potrillo, Tronis .................................................................... New Haven, Conn. Pclro. Frank ...................................................................... Perth Ambcy. NJ. Pleffer, Ivon ............................................................... Brooklyn, N.Y. Paul, Edward M.................................................................... Rye, N.Y. Pietrovkr, Stanley ..................................................... Perth Amboy, NJ. 262 Pinder. Dudley R. Nossou, Bohomos ........... Tampa, Flo. Pori Washington, N.Y. Piu , lolo ............................................................ Eost Williston, N.Y. Pliego. Joseph R............................................................. Newburgh, N.Y. Pompilio, Nkholcs ............................................................ Netcong, N.J. Piniollo, Louis .. Pittsburg, Jeffrey Poncros, Nicholos ............................................................. Lancoster, Po. Prenlke, John .............................................................. Carle Place, N.Y. Pupeilo, Sam ............................................................................ Tampo, Flo. Purcell, Ivon ........................................................ San Juan, Puorto Rko Purdy, Ken .................................................................... Maroreck, N.Y. Puro, Howard ............................................................... Los Angeles, Calif. Rvlerman, Andi ............................................................ Cedarhurst, N.Y. Guinn, Suj-jn ................................................................. Ruikin, Flo. Quinlono, Julie ................................................................ Tompo, Fla. Reed, Robert Dalton................................................... Ponto Vedro, Flo. Reicheri, Jim ........................................................... Hempstead, N.Y. Reinhold. John .................................................................. Tcnofly, N.J. Reiss, Dennis.................................................. For Rockoway, L.I.. N.Y. Riser, Jimmy Leo ...................................................... Hagerstown, Md. Roque, Danlol ................................................................... Tompo. Flo. 263 : 'v- ■ Romero. Michoel Rogers. Ion Rodrigue . Morlene Rocco, Ronald Westbury I.I., N.Y. Robinson, Bill Tampo, Fla. Robinoritz, Alon Plainfield, N.J. Robert, Ronold Ron, Nancy Rochester, N.Y. Roy, Jose Rubino, Geno Rolf, Gory Rowell. Michele Russo, Doro Ryon, Edward Soge. Jeonne Seottle, Wash. Solvodore, Andre Soy re, Tony Scolzo, Barbara little Silver, N.J. Schoffel, Robert Schiffert. Joe Babylon, I.I.. N.Y. Schill, Oennis West Co dwell, N.Y. Schiflman, Sieve N.Y., N.Y. Schmidt, dill SchoenfieW, Michael Schyllen, Alan Schutzman, Victor Schwartz, Michoel Seoby, Thercso Scquino. Ronald Sefcik, Kay Segal, Pete Tomodown, Fred Shaorair Sharp, Edward I Shyster, Carol Sheffield, Faye Ellen Sidweber, les Sieni, Michoel Siers. Victoria Slko, Gas Silos, Pete Silver, Bob Sirron, Gerald 265 Simon, Jeffrey Volley Slrcom, N.Y. Sjurten, Arnold Sloone, Sorry Smith, Kenneth Smith, A ohien J Spolo, Philip Stanford, Jerry I Starling, Wilonne Stegemeier, Edword J Steiger, Howord Stein, Sheila Steinberg, Marlene Stepner, loroine E Stern, Melvin Stillion, Leonard Stimjon. Judy Stout, David U Strocre, Eugene J Sturlten, Craig Sullivan. Gregory Sullivon, Potric O Ann Stamford, Conn. Sutlifli. John Cooler Menides, N.Y. Sweeley, John W. Swofrord, Terry .. Greenfield, Mom. fori Myers, Flo. Syme. Leslie .................................................................... Boyside. N Y. Toekoh, Wilmo ..................................................................... Tompo, flo. Toytee, Derek .............................................................. Nossou, BoKomos Toylor, Jomcs H..................................................................... Tompo, flo. Thorrberry, Elizobeth ......................................................... Louisville, Ky. Tinglcy, Dlckoy ................................................................. Virginio, Vo. Trout, 8elly ......... Tucker, David .... Twinom, TKomos A Painesville, Ohio . Koworth. NJ. V olpoio, Moss. Voldes, JoAnn .............................................................. Tompo, flo. Vonderei, Jones ...................................................... Glen Ooks, N.Y. Von Donssoloor ................................................... Port Woshington, N.Y. Van Dyne, Waher .................................................................... Brooklyn, N.Y. Voros, Normo Joan ..................................................................... Tompo, flo. Vcrron, Jacques ................................................................... Briardiff, N.Y. Vielan. Dovid ........................................................................ Angolo, N.Y. Vlohokis. Jones .................................................................... Brasklyn, N.Y. Wall, Joe ....................................................................... Long Islond, N.Y. 267 FRESHMEN Wogner, Richard ....................................................... New York, N.Y. Wollof. Shirley ........................................................... Tampa. Fla. Weaver, Roaioyne ........................................................... York, Pa. Weinberg, Avdrich .................................................... Brooklyn, N.Y. Weiner, Borbaro ......................................................... Tampa, Flo. Welngorten, Sondra ..................................................... Queen� , N.Y. Worn. Elliott ............................................................................ Bronx, N.Y. Weity. David ......................................................................... Royersford, Pa. Wheeler, Chorie� ...................................................................... Arlington, Vo. Wheeler, H. We� ley ...................................................... New York. N.Y. White, Fronk ............................................................... Unden, N.Y. White, Jomet ................................................................ Umo, Ohio White. Rod ........................................................... Beverly Hill� , Calif. Whiteheod, Mary ........................................................... Columbut, Ohio William� , Judy ............................................................. Lakeland. Flo. Wilner, Davi� S. Wil� on, Jeannine Yota� , Robert G. Rockowoy, N.Y. Jockjonville, Flo. .. Louisville, Ky. Ymeolek, Eugene Zone, Steve ... Cro� po, R. lui� . E. SyrocuiO, N.Y. . Brooklyn, N.Y. . Livingston, N.J. 268 Morching fhrough downtown Tompo during Poiomo Porodc. Welcomed by Dr. ond Mr� . Delo FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES Tired Rot� l if at first you don't succeed f hell with J'i I 20 ADVERTISING . J - it J, . 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