University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1964 volume:

• ■ 7' MOROCCAN 1964 It is with honor, that the Students of the University of Tampa dedicate their 1964 Moroccan to ... Dr. Francis J. Thompson A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English SPEC, .T2S” He that governs well leads the blind, but he that teaches gives him eyes; and it is glorious to be a sub-worker to grace, in freeing it from some of the inconveniences of original sin. South 3 Bernard P. Alicki, Editor-in-Chief Richard Anton, Business Manager TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION...... 12 ACADEMICS........... 24 ACTIVITIES.......... 38 ORGANIZATIONS....... 58 CLASSES.............112 BEAUTY...............166 SPORTS..............178 SENIOR DIRECTORY....212 ADVERTISING..........218 Published on Behalf of the Student Body of the University of Tampa, Tampa, Florida 5 The Campus Has Its People and the People Are the Campus . . . We A re Mo Other than a Moving Row of Magic Show Shapes that Come and Go .. . 6 From Contemplation One May Become Wise . . . But Without the Heart to Conceive The Mind to Direct And the Hand to Execute Our Contemplations Become Shadows . . . 8 9 ADMINISTRATION ■ Dr. David M. Dclo President A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Sc.D., L.L.D. 12 13 Dr. C. R. Walker Vice-President Academic Affairs 14 E. P. Sliz Vice-President of Business Affairs Dr. S. L. Speronis Vicc-Prcsidcnt of University Development 15 Col. F. Hutchins Director of Public Relations BOARD OFFICERS Chester IT. Ferguson Vice-Chairman BOARD OF TRUSTEES Morton L. Annis A. Clewis Howell C. C. Milo Vega Claries F. Blake Fred D. Lcarey James W. Walter Carl D. Brorcin H. Grady lister, Jr. James W. Warren John C. Council Loper B. Lowry Jerome A. Waterman J. Crockett Farncll Charles Parkhill Lykes Morris F.. White Chester H. Ferguson Howard P. Macfarlane Frederic J. Woods James L. Ferman William C. Maclnncs A1 Yorkunas W. Howard Frankland V. H. Northeutt G. R. Griffin Paul Smith, Sr. TRUSTEE EMERITUS Richard J. Binnicker Victor V. Sharpe 16 ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL 17 Dean De Carlo, Dean of Men, Dean King, Dean of Women, Dr. Delo, President, Mr. Sliz, Vice-President for Business Affairs, Dr. Dunn, Director of Admissions, Colonel Hutchins) Director of Public Relations, Absent, Dr. Walker, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Speronis, Vice-President for Development, Dr. Covington, Dean of Evening Division. DEANS MICHAEL DE CARLO Dean of Men LUCILLE KING Dean of Women 18 19 OFFICES 20 Mrs. N. Pittman 21 Mr. R. Lovely Mr. A. Pinkus ACADEMICS Alfred E. Na� h A.B., M.A. Instructor in Art Harold Nosti BA. Instructor in Art Wallace F. Green B.S., M S. Associate Professor in Art Department Chairman INDUSTRIAL ARTS James Bigncll B.S., M.A. Associate Professor in Industrial Arts Department Chairman HOME ECONOMICS DRAMA Joseph Young B.A., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Drama Department Chairman SPEECH Stclla M. Cox B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics Department Chairman Florence French A.B., M A. Assistant Professor of Speech Frances Allen A.B., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Speech 24 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Robert E. Miller B A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Bu lines Administration Department Cliairman SECRETARIAL SCIENCE William V. Cyzewski B.S., M B A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Robbie E. Wooten B.S., M.A. Instructor in Secretarial Science Charles I.. Hyde B.S, M-A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration G. Lawrence Roberts, Jr. B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Russell Charles Apple A.B, M.C.S. Associate Professor of Accounting Carlos F. Weiman L.L.B., M.A. Assistant Professor in Business Administration 25 EDUCATION William T. Acuff B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Elementary Education Roy K. Dwyer B.S., M.Ed. Professor of Education Department Chairman Miller K. Adams B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Professor of Physical Education James Chambers A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Robert L. Mohr B.S., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Secondary Education Ruth Brags B.S., M A. Instructor in Physical Education 26 Fronsic B. Keitcr B.A., M S., S.Ed. Assistant Professor of Elementary Education Robert J. Nickel A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Associate Professor of Secondary Education Nelson Butler B.S., M.A. Interim Instructor in Physical Education ENGLISH Julius D. Locke A.B.. M.A., Ph D. Assistant Professor of English William E. Gallagher A.B., M.A. Instructor in English David Wade A.B., M.A. Instructor in English Earl E. Keller B.S., A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Martin I. J. Griffin A.B., M.A., Ph D. Professor of English Alvan R. MeFadyen A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English Francis Thompson A B., M.A., Ph D. Associate Professor of English Howard G. Baker A.B., M.A., Ph D. Professor of English Department Chairman 27 LANGUAGE Nora B. Hclvcy B.A., C. des Etudes Assistant Professor of Modern Language Elizabeth ShcafT B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Language Eustasio Fernandez B.S., M.A., M.A.E. Doctor En Letras Professor of Spanish Department Chairman 28 CHEMISTRY Harold E. Carmony David Clarke Willis B.S., M S. B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Chemistry Robert J. Dew, Jr. B.S., D.Sc. Professor of Chemistry Department Chairman BIOLOGY Elmer A. Jones B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Joseph G. Waite B.S. Instructor in Biology Robert E. Wean B.S., Ph D. Professor of Biology Department Chairman PHYSICS Roland C. Ting B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Physics Department Chairman 29 MUSIC Hunter N. Wiley BS, M.A. Associate Professor of Music Department Chairman Lyman Wiltse Mus. B., M.M. Associate Professor of Music Stephen F. Park A.B., M.M Associate Professor of Music Theory Malcolm Wcstly B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Music 30 HISTORY J. Ryan Bciscr A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History Department Chairman Jesse L. Keene A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History' and Political Science George F. Botjer B.S., M.A. Instructor in History John H. Lindenmeyer B A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Political Science Alan P. Stucky B.S., M S, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science Clarence M. Pruitt A.B., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Geography Department Chairman GEOGRAPHY 31 PSYCHOLOGY Curii A. Gilgash A.B.. M.A.. Ph D. Professor of Psychology Department Chairman Michael D. Doran A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology C. J. Ho A ll, M.A.. Ph D. Associate Professor of Psychology James D. Pieirangeli A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology RELIGION Rabbi David L. Zielonka B.H . v .B.. Rabbi. I. II D.D.D. Professor of Religion Department Chairman SOCIOLOGY Willis J. Dunn A.B., M.A.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology’ Department Chairman Fred Fisher A.B.. M S W. Assistant Professor of Sociology PHILOSOPHY Charles R. West. Jr. B.A., M.A.. Ph D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy Department Chairman 32 Miles C. Hartley A B., B.S., M.A., B.M., Ph D. Professor of Mathematics Department Chairman W. F. Lloyd A.B., M.A Instructor in Mathematics 33 Owen J. Reynolds B.S., M S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics MACDILL DIVISION UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA Opening the door to a better future through the MacDill Division which is offered to airmen. Since the MacDill division of the University of Tampa was established in July 1960, the school has grown by leaps and bounds. Current enrollment stands at a record 559 students in the current semester. As might be expected, all classes at the MacDill based Uni- versity begin after 6 p.m. — normal ofT duty hours for the Air Force and Army part-time scholars. Classes arc held in some 16 classrooms located in various parts of the base. Although technically a division of the University of Tampa, Ray W. Clifton, MacDill division di- rector, and retired Air Force colonel, pointed out the school virtually operates as a separate institution. Colonel Clifton offers guidance to MacDill student. JET AGE ACADEMICS At this university there are no stately elms, no ivy covered buildings, and in fact an instructor might have to pause in his lecture to await the passing whine of a low flying jet, but this doesn’t slow down the school’s determined student body. Last spring the division had 26 graduates. It is possible to receive de- grees in business administration, social studies and industrial arts with- out leaving the MacDill campus. In keeping with the goal of a college degree for all officers and 60 hours of college credit for its non-com- missioned men, the Air Force pays for courses taken by sendee person- nel. Classes are primarily held for active personnel, but dependents, retired military and civil service workers are permitted to enroll. The Mac- Dill division is recognized by Air Force officials as one of the top schools in the country and is one of the few able to offer degrees with- out study on the main campus. 34 Basic Algebra as offered in one of the sixteen classes of the MacDill Division. 35 Classes go better with Coke. ACTIVITIES lr� 'ctn' ' Theta Home001 Mi� Joyce Tucker, Eicon. William Peter, Min Alice Carter, Eicon, Charlci Lawton, Min Carol Ann Mendez, Escort, Prciident Dclo, Queen Pam Seifert, Eicon, Jerry McMurtric, Miss Wil- anne Starling, Escort, Jim Stephenson, Mi� Nancy Streeter, Escort, Ken Meyer. CONGRATULATIONS — PAM SEIFERT Prciident Delo under the watchful eye of Cookie Mendez officially crowns Pam Seifert, Homecoming Queen for the 1963-64 school year. I 39 ROYALT Pam Seifert receives the exciting news of her forthcoming reign. Dr. David Delo, Cookie Mendez, Jerry Mc- Murtric, the student body and the alumni as- sociation would like to wish Miss Pam Seifert a successful reign. 40 ON PARADE Our Homecoming Queen, Pam Seifert, and her Lady in Waiting, Alice Carter, add grace to a colorful parade. With a flip of a coin Pam helped bring victory to our Homecoming game. LAWN Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, Third Place Alpha Chi Omega Sorority, First Place Zcta Tau Alpha Sorority, Second Place DISPLAYS Sigma Phi Epsilon 43 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Best all around Pi Kappa Phi Entry Sigma Phi Epsilon “Best Fraternity Float” WORLD Tau F.psilon Phi “2nd Place Fraternity Float” 44 McKay Hall Independent Float OF COLOR Delta Zeta Best All Around 45 46 Sigma Phi Epjilon Fraternity Delta Zeta Sorority Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority 47 NO WORD actio: m N 49 WE BEGIN OUR YEAR WITH . 50 REGISTRATION AND RAT WEEK 51 52 Cloic Marsh HOOTENANNY Gypsy Bools and The Hairy Hoots 53 The Villagers FINE Miss Celeste Holm Miss Holm discusses her forthcoming play, With Love and Laughter,” with students. •' ■ 5 ARTS Spectator study colors and moods. i5099v.8 “I Vice-President John Hines Secretary — Judy Summerlin Student Government STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND STUDENT UNION GOVERNING BODY i Student Union Governing Body 59 Mr. Lovely, Director of Student Union MOROCCAN Bernard P. Alicki Richard Anton Robert Terri Gayle Whitman Julie Quintana Stanley Pictrowicz Alan Choback Dr. F. Thompson Mr. E. Sliz STAFF Editor-in-Chicf Business Manager Class Editor Copy Editor Associate Copy Editor Faculty Editor Sports Editor Faculty Advisor Business Consultant Richard Anton, Business Manager Arte Thomas, Photographer. Stanley Pietrowicz, Faculty Fxlitor. 62 George Smith, Publisher Gayle Whitman, Copy Editor, Julie Quintana, Associate Copy Editor. Alan Choback, Sports Editor. Robert Terri, Class Editor 63 MINARET Byron Hollingsworth Alex Kinnaird Dick Perrier Al Waters Rita Owen Dennis Schill Howard Hossman Jeanne McBride Sandy Weingarten Mimi Alexander Julian Moroni Darby Dornblascr Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Assoc. Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor News Editor Asst. News Editor Greek Editor Exchange Editor Copy Editor Accountant Photographer Staff Steve Lefkowitz, Bill Kendrick, John Harnett. Dave Scott, Charlene Steen. Don Braoer 64 65 WTUN Students enjoy a unique opportunity for practical ex- perience and guidance in radio. Many are engaged part- time in operation of the University radio station, WTUN, and on the permanent staffs of commercial stations after completing their University work. A1 Water� , Jim Casiily, Bruce Powers, Mike Moore, Bob DcLuca, Dudley Pindcr. 66 SIGMA TAU DELTA RHO ZETA CHAPTER ENGLISH HONORARY FRATERNITY Bernard P. Alicki Dcanne Albala Patricia Newton Jean Frankcl Miriam Katz Dr. D. Locke Gary Scidcn Dennis Smith Mary Lysek Alan Frankcl Coleman Hill Sigma Tau Delta, national English honorary fraternity, was founded in order to encourage the study of English literature and to foster writing of high literary quality. The Rho Zeta Chapter of the University of Tampa publishes the literary journal De Novo. 67 STUDENT FLORIDA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ALPHA PSI OMEGA PHI SOCIETY Judy Sumbcrland and Pain Seifert 68 Honorary Drama Fraternity PI DELTA EPSILON Byron Hollingsworth, Mimi Alexander, Rita Owens, Judy Summerlin, Lee Ann Betz, Richard Davison, A1 Waters, Col. Hutchins, Ron Haws, Richard Perrier. HONORARY JOURNALISM FRATERNITY Pi Delta Epsilon National Journalism Fraternity is the student regulating body for all campus pub- lications. Chartered in 1957, and a voting member of the National Convention, it awards member- ship to those students on the newspaper, annual, and radio who demonstrate outstanding service. It serves to create the most attractive publications possible, and to promote the university through publication exchange programs. Through the ef- forts of the Pi Dclts, the contributing schools have often selected our publications as samples of su- perior collegiate journalism. 69 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, sowing good fellowship and under- standing among its members, seeks to offer an oppor- tunity for Latin and non-Latin students to practice the Spanish language while enjoying good companionship. 70 Officers Bob Miller, Sr. Vice-Prcj., Bob Miloshevsky, Sec., Dave Walrath, Vicc-Prcs., Jerry Munz, Pres., Peter Peck, Chancellor, Jim Smalley, Trcas., A1 Waters, Historian. DELTA SIGMA PI Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation be- tween the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the com- munity. SCIENCE CLUB Left to right: Jack Kearney: Eric Nelson: Barbara Meister: Carol Czarncski; Dick I.ee; President. Marian Parks: Bill Gibbins; Ruth Hayward; Dr, Dunn. Advisor; Richard Laick. KAPPA PI HONORARY ART FRATERNITY Gilbert Dc Meza: Michele Russell; Mr. Alfred Nash: Mr. Wallace Green; Bill Robertson; Mary Lysak; Mr. Joe Testa Sccca. 72 MASSACHUSETTS COMMON WEALTH CLUB Dick Perrier, Don Brasicr, John MeGibney. John Hines. FALK THEATER FILM SERIES Jeff Garson, Ron Havre Gail Fisher, John Harnette 73 PHI ALPHA THETA HONORARY HISTORY FRATERNITY Left to right: Bill Barnes; Berry Carlccn; George Artman; Allen Frankcl. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB LETTERMEN’S CLUB MAJORS’ CLUB 75 CIRCLE K SERVICE CLUB The Circle K Club is not a social fraternity; it is a service organi- zation for college men operating on the campus and is similar to Kiwanis and other service clubs. It is a leadership and character- building group which serves the campus and the community. 76 Malcolm We tly, Conductor of Concert Choir. CONCERT CHORUS 77 Left to Right, SITTING: Judy Summerlin, Marion Bracken, Pam Seifert, STANDING: Charlotte Messing, Martha Hamilton, Artiste Parsons. 78 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Louise Cast, Secretary BACK ROW, left to right: Dr. Stephen Speronis, Dick Swirbul, Lowell Freeman, Perry Keene, Tony Ippolito, Bill Antonini, Paul Donahy, Walter Minahan, John Hanna, Sam Giunta, FRONT ROW: Dan Costa, Dr. Robert Tramontana, Mrs. Betty Valdez, Mrs. Rachael York, George Critcs, Tom Bissonnctte, Missing, Ken Bclliveau, Fred Pancoast, David C. Pinholstcr, Dr. D. E. Cavanagh, and Louise Cast. 79 RELIGIOUS COUNCIL FRONT: Bill Cast, President: Ray Marcos: Nancy Bcrcngucr; Ccrr ' Charntc: James Abrnz- zino; Robert Warren. I CANTERBURY CLUB 80 NEWMAN CLUB JEWISH STUDENT UNION 8i WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Westminster Fellowship strengthens, corre- lates and unifies all Presbyterian activities into one all-inclusive program of religious activity. It also enlists students in activities essential for Christian development and spiritual growth. Dr. J. L. Keene and Dr. A. R. MeFadyen are the faculty advisors, and Mr. and Mrs. John Green arc church advisors. SEATED, Left to Right: Mr . Green, Richard Stanford, Lee Ann Betz, Byron Hollingsworth. STANDING: Dick Davison, Dorenda Garcia, Chris Hart, Deanne Sharp, D. G. Anderson, Steve Petteway, Jay Williams. 82 FOREIGN STUDENTS Left to Right: Motohiro Mirjagi, Japan, Mr . Dclo, Kyong Ja Lee, South Korea, Dr. Dclo, Kazuko Yatabc, Japan. 63 GIVE US THE RED, BLACK GOLD Alice Carter, Linda Johnson, Janet Parker, Judy Baccarcllc, Dell Davit, Peggy Perugia, Birdie Cirincionc, Judy Spencer, Sandy Lima. 84 MAJORETTES Sandy Cotlc, Carol Jean Messina, Angie Trautnian, Linda Kay Strickland. 85 DANCERETTES Eileen Gomez Marlene Loredo Mcrilcc Duren, Margia Akis Ettclle Gaul The T. U. Danccrettei 86 BAND 87 RESIDENCE HALLS Book� , research papers, late nights and such. 89 INTER-FRATERNITY SORORITY COUNCIL INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Robert Chcret, Jaques Vcrron, John Rcinhold, David Villari, Jerry McMurtric, Don Koechlcin, Richard Nicolosi, Daniel Nasshorn, Alan Epstein, Robert Maher. 90 PAN HELLENIC Judy Summerlin FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sue Black; Joyce Tucker, President; Betsy Mudzullo. SECOND ROW: Linda Klein; Dean King; Eileen Gomes. 91 PI KAPPA PHI Buba Graganni Gene Clahiki o Jek Dennis Faust Mike Irving Henry Jennings Dick Jester Pierre Bowen Jack Dougherty Jim Gorman Mike Busacco Aaron Dowd Bob Hitom Douglas Dalliar Cliff Finkle Kenny Meyer Harry MaeGrotty Jerry Mazerowski Louie Murizza Rich Nicholosic Mario Del.ucca Ron Gagnin Mike Kernin Jim Mosett Jerc Munz 92 Joe Pullam Phil Powers George Shary Jim Stephenson The year of 1963-1964-, will be a year well remembered by all Pi Kapps. As soon as the brothers returned to school Homecoming was first on the agenda. Brother Jerry Mazurowski led the brotherhood in erecting the “best overall” lawn display. Wilannc Starling, our queen entry, won “first Maid” trophy all in all it was a great success. Next followed our Roman Party and then the Chirstmas Party which will be well remem- bered by all. We arc all looking forward to the Alpha Chi barefoot ball, and the Rose Ball. As far as sports go, Pi Kappa Phi is well represented. We intend to take the overall intramural Championship once again this year. Playing football for the Spartans arc brothers Bill Boyd and Ed Owens. Shooting the baskets arc brothel's George Shary, Jim Stephenson and Joe Pizzano. Batting in the Spartan line up arc Joe Pizzano, Dave Villari, and Wayne Sylvania. In student congress, we have Aaron Dowd, President of Senior Class, Joe Pullara, Vice Presi- dent of Senior Class Jim LoBiondo, President of Sophomore Class and Jack Doherty Vice President of Sophomore Class. The future of Pi Kappa Phi looks even better, we have many parties in store and we arc planning on many new improvements on the house. This year as has been our tradition, Pi Kappa Phi won first prize in the Marlboro televi- sion contest. 93 SIGMA PHI EPSILON ' i I Tony Asplin Bob Bcncdix Jim Bat win is Tony Bcnncquisto Marc Bcaubicn Don Brasicr Cary Cagiano Pete Chicarclli Fred Conte Ernie Crowthcr Bob D’Amico Vinny DePascual Bob Ferris Willy Gillarardo Bill Hagics Newton Fiesc Barry George Bob Kalman Hank Karsen Jon Kiefer Don Kocchlicn Mike Lavin John Mahan John Hines 9 Hugh Mane Dick Messenger Ben Reynold� Neil Rowscy Craig Sturken Jaqucs Verrnon Ed Vitali Terry Wilson The Headliners Pres. John Hines Vice-pres. Barry George Secretary. Gary Cagiano Comptroller. George Moran Historian. Dennis Petretti Tony Yelovich Honorary Brothers of Florida Zeta Chapter This proved to be a winning year for the red and purple of Sig Ep during Homecoming. With Brother John Hines directing the festivities and such able brothers as Sam Hedderman, Don Braiser, Boh Ferris, Fred Conte and Benny Benaquisto serving as committee chairmen; Fla Zeta captured first place for fraternity float and second place for our lawn display. The skits brought many laughs and a well planned party ended a most enjoyable week. Sig Ep’s also contributed to many extra-curricular activi- ties. Many brothers participated in football, baseball, wrestling, and crew. The following brothers were elected to Who’s Who; John Hines, Tony Yelovich, Don Koechlcin and Ed Theo- bald. Looking towards the spring semester, the big event will be Sig Ep Weekend highlighted by our Sweetheart Dance and the crowning of our Queen. Closing the semester, will 95 be a final drive for first place in intramural competition making this a most successful year for Sig Ep. TAU EPSILON PHI Kenny Hartman Lee Fermato Maryn Gordon Danny Nasshorn Jeff Himmcl Allan Kahmith Rollert Padernacht 96 Rick Mannen Jerry Schafer Steven Werner Lou Wexler Joe Schwartz Alan Weidberg Howie Yegidis OFFICERS Chancellor — Alan Kalsmith Vice-Chancellor — Howard Yegedis Bursar — Marvyn Gordon Scribe — Danny Xasshom Historian — Kenny J. Hartmann Warden — Steven Bronstcin November 7, marked the first anniversary of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity on the University of Tampa campus. Last year when talk of a new fraternity on campus was to be organized, they said it couldn't be done; that this new brotherhood would never survive, but the men of TEP have proved differently. This year such talk has been diminished to a mere whisper. Last year’s spirited pledge class has laid the foundation for many more to come. Fall rush has placed TEP second on campus with 10 proud pledges, and Spring Rush has placed TEP first on campus. With the conclusion of Homecoming events, TEP has placed second in the float competition and third with our unique lawn display, due to the work of our chief engi- neer, George “Golden Hands” Rose. Our well remem- bered comedy skit did not receive university recognition, but did get an offer from Paramount pictures, unfor- tunately we were forced to turn it down due to other commitments. On the sports scent TEP finished an exciting season with a victory over TKE. Honorable mention goes to Y. A. Epstein, “safety Sam” Schwartz, and Dan “the Man” Nasshorn. Basketball is in the air and TEP has a strong starting five in, Kenny “Hot Rod” Hartman, “Marvelous” Marv Goddon, “W. C.” Kalsmith, Alan “Fourth Floor” Weidberg, and “Little Stevie” Worncr. On the social scent TEP’s party at Colonial Beach was a huge success, featuring Chico and the Immigrants. In the future we have scheduled our first annual Venus Ball — “fun for all,” — progress is our most important prod- uct. It can be easily said TEP’S are tops at Tampa L’. TAU KAPPA EPSILON Robert Cheret Tyrone McMurrcy Frederick Nielsen Bill Peters Laurence S. Unger David Walrath 98 Leroy Dewey Pics. — Steve Carroa V.-Pres. — Tyrone MeMurrey Treas. — Bob Bernstein See. — Bill Peters Colors — Red and Grey John Harnct Mark Lehrer Robert Miller Tau Kappa Epsilon started off another eventful year by having brother Tyrone MeMurrey elected Junior Class President. Frater Bob Chcrct, varsity crew member, was elected to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Elsewhere, in TKE, many fraters received honors, appointments and praise. Ron Haws was appointed student director of the Falk Theater. John Harnettc was awarded a scholarship by the History Department and Bob Miller also received a scholarship. In the literary world, Eric Nelson, had one of his works published in a national magazine. Frater Don Esposito, who is leaving us, is a man of many versatilities. Among those arc his appointmentship of Peace Corp Representative, United Nation’s associate, Hillsborough County Mental Health appoin- tee, and the News-Director of WTUN. Three of our fraters — Bob Bernstein, Dave Walrath, and Jeff Walbcrt — entered into another bond — the bond of Matrimony. In the social sphere, TKE rose to new heights. The social season was kicked off by our annual “Autumn Leaves” party and this was followed by our Christmas Dance, our “lee Follies,” our “Mid-Semestejr Swing” and then the season was topped off with our traditional ball. The brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon, as always, are working and looking forward to even a better chapter next year. 99 Ken Bo7ak Jim Caruth Norman Cohen Andy DeMeyer Rich Franckc Jim Galmin THETA CHI Dick Faunce Alex Kinnaird Lou Litu 100 Bob Maher Jerry McMurtrie Ed Meyerson President Harry M.ilhall Pete Peck Jim Smalley Richard Slyc Jerry Quinn Paul Sachetti Thaddeus Thame Gary Webb Dave Zeidenberg The qualities of leadership and high ideals that are traditional in Theta Chi were prevalent again this year. Excellent organization under Presi- dent Maher academically alert and socially prominent. Theta Chi devotion to the University manifested itself in having Theta Chi’s interspersed throughout the campus in various positions of leader- ship. Fortunate was this year’s student body in having Mr. Edward Meyerson as its President. Among the other offices and organizations served by Theta Chi’s were: The Minaret — Alex M. Kinnaird (Business Manager), Student Body See. of State — Andrew Demeycr, Student Body Financial Advisor — James Smalley, Secretary of Council of Intramural Representatives Paul Sachetti and Vice President of Civitan Collegiate — Norman Cohen (Norman Cohen and Alex Kinnaird arc credited with the founding of the organization.) It should also be noted at this time that Andrew DeMeyer was chosen Alpha Chi Omega Sweetheart AND Big Lyre. Allen Windt received the Tri-Sigma Sweetheart award. Jim Galmin brought honor not only to the school and himself, but also to the fraternity when he was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League. The first Student Directory for the University of Tampa was published this year by Theta Chi with Jerry McMurtrie as the editor. This was the year that found the fraternity finally settled in a permanent abode. A charming red brick building completely equipped with air conditioning and the first color television on campus. The beautiful Miss Pam Seifert was the Theta Chis’ candidate for Homecoming Queen and was chosen as such. The Morrocan Queen candidate was Miss Alice Carter, a very lovely Lady-In-Waiting. The strong spirit of unity that prevails among the brothers helped make this another great year for Theta Chi and we arc sure this same spirit will carry on next year. Mimi Alexander ALPHA CHI OMEGA Cathy Battaglia Roxy Call Alice Carter Jane Humphreys Chris Hyland Roberta Gertiser Joy Mitchell Karlin Klinger Lindy Kurrie Betsy Mcdzulla Katy Einrick Velma Hevia Judy Orovic Peggy Parisc Janet Parker 102 Liz Rcdzik Hilda Reizkocf Tony Saynet Pam ScifFert Wilannc Starling Judy Summerlin Barbara Ubcll Carol Wilson Alpha Chi’s began the 1963-1964 school year by winning recognition and honors. Homecoming proved quite successful with Pan Seifert chosen Homecoming Queen while Alice Carter and Wil- anne Starling were Lady-in-Waiting and First Maid respectively to the Homecoming Court. We received the trophy for the “Best Sorority Float” and “Best Sorority Lawn Display.” Wilannc Starling was chosen Moroccan Queen and Alice Carter Lady-in- Waiting while Barbara Ubcll was second maid and Katy Emrick third maid in the Moroccan Court. At our annual Nash E. Higgins Scholastic Banquet the sorority presented awards to deserving members for scholastic achievement: Judy Summerlin, highest grad average in the chapter, and Pcggyann Ferugia was awarded the most improved active. Judy Orovic received the pledge award for the most improved grades over the previous semesters. At the opening convocation Judy Orovic was presented the Borden Foundation Scholarship for her out- standing academic achievement during her fresh- man year, and also the mathematics achievement award. Ten Alpha Chi’s were elected to Who’s Who: Betsy Madsula, Jane Humphreys, Linda Johnson, Barbara Ubcll, Roxanne Call, Pam Seif- ert, Barbara Gardner, Alice Carter, Wilannc Star- ling, and Judy Summerlin, Senior Class Secretary- Treasurer; Roxanne Call and Barbara Ubcll, Senior Class Representatives; Tonyia Sayre, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer; Betsy Madzula, Junior Class Representative; and Mimi Alexander, Sophomore Class Representative. Panhcllcnic Treasurer is Judy Summerlin, and Betsy Madzula is representative. Representing us in I.F.S.C. arc Judy Summerlin, Secretary; and Vilma Hcvia. The Spartan Cheer- leading squad sisters arc; Alice Carter, Linda John- son, Yvette Foreman, Janet Parker and Pcggyann Ferugia, head cheerleader. Pan Seifert was first time National winner on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour and was chosen Miss Congeniality in the Miss Tampa Contest in which she was a finalist. Alice Carter was chosen President of Women’s Student Government and she is also President of the Women’s Dorm. Other Alpha Chi Dorm counselors and Proctors arc Jane Humphreys, Carol Wilson, Wilannc Starling, and Hilda Riofkohl. Alpha Chi Omega Big Lyres arc Marc Bcaubcin, Aaron Dowd, John Kern, John Hines, Edward Jones Sam Ram- pcllo, Raul Kelly. David Walrath, Charles Lawton, Andy DcMcycr, Robin Ncwbold, Neil Rowsey, Joe Mucklevicz, Pete Marinari, James Gatto, and Carl Vent. Alpha Chi’s chose Andy DcMcycr for Sweet- heart. Vilma Hcvia was chosen Pi Kappa Phi Daughter, Joyce Bixbcc Pi Kappa Phi Rose Ball Court, Roxanne Call Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Court, Pan Seifert Theta Chi Dream Girl Court, and Judy Summerlin, Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. We arc the winners of the First Annual Campus Sing. Judy Summerlin was chosen in Pi Delta Epsilon Honorary Journalism Fraternity. Our Fall Pledges are: Lindy Kurrc, Barbara Mcistcr, Janet Parker, Liz Ridzig, Luzette Sarcone, Karlin Klinger, Roberta Gcrtiscr, Joy Mitchell, and Hilda Riefkohl. Betsy Madzula was elected Secretary of the Physical Education Majors Club; Yvette Forman, Secretary of the Psychology Club; Liz Redzig, President of A.C.E.; and Mimi Alexander, copy editor for the Minaret. Other unforgettable events arc the Script Dance, Winter Party, Pi Kap and Alpha Chi Bare- foot Ball, Carnation Breakfasts, Pilgrim’s and Bunin Day, and the annual traditional Lead Out Dance in the Spring. Kathy Prose 104 DELTA ZETA Yolanda Rodriguez Clare Saft Joyce Tucker Delta Beta Chapter Colors Old Rose and Vieux Green Flower Pink Killarncy Rose Delta Zeta returned to the school year of 1963-64 with the annual Fall Fling after the first football game. It was a great success and paved the way for a wonderful year for Delta Beta Chapter. One of the high- lights of the fall semester was the selection of the Delta Zeta float as “Best All Around” and receiving the award for “Most Popular Skit” at Homecoming. Joyce Tucker was Second-Maid on the Homecoming Court. Leading the Spartan Dancerettes this year was Estella Gaul. Other Delta Zetas on the squad included Marilee Duran, Eileen Gomez, Jennie LiCalsi and Marlene Lo- redo. Elected to Who’s Who this year was Joyce Tucker. She also served as President of the Panhcllcnic. Eileen Gomez was First- Maid on the Moroccan Court. The Presi- dent’s gavel of the Canterbury Club is held by Nancy Bcrengucr. She is also a member of Phi Alpha Theta National Honorary History Fraternity. As another year draws to a close we re- member . . . Founder’s Day, Christmas Parties, Pledge Class Shoe-Shine Day, May Day, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and the closing of the social season — The Rose Ball. President — Joyce Tucker 1st Vice-President — Mary Rose Costa 2nd Vice-President — Eileen Gomez Recording Secretary — Jennie LiCalsi Corresponding Secretary — Sylvia Gonzalez Treasurer — Carole Cedzidlo Historian — Jeannie LiCalsi 105 PHI CLUB Fran Levy Ronnie Lciberman Gail KoUow Helen Ripling Bobbi Sarns Viee-Pres Rona Waxenberg Sandra Weingarten Treas. Sharon Weinstein 106 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA ZETA TAU ALPHA Fay Adams Ada Addison Sue Black Judy Bonitz Elaine Higgenhotham Eileen Casscl Bonnie Gross Lorraine Guida Lavern Keating Kitty Lyon Cookie Mendez Glcnna Osborne 108 Licia Rodriguez S3SSV30 FAREWELL MESSAGE TO SENIORS You arc the first class to enter the University of Tampa as vc began the great transition from com- muting to residential status. You came from many communities scattered over more than half the states in the union, and from several foreign coun- tries. Thus with your entrance, the University be- gan to assume a new character, and a geographi- cally cosmopolitan atmosphere. Many of you will now return to your home com- munities. The University is a better place for your presence here; we hope that you have gained much from the University. As you undertake new endeavors, I hope that you will maintain close ties with us. We are interested in your future, just as we hope you will be inter- ested in ours. For an institution, in the long reach, is measured by the caliber and the success of its graduates. May your new careers be rich and satisfying. You complete your college work at a time when opportunity has never been greater; when the call for constructive service to society has never been more challenging; when personal responsibility and sound character have never been more greatly needed. May you measure up to these needs, and may you always look back upon your years at the University with satisfaction. David M. Dclo, President 112 Diana G. Adccb Tampa, Fla. Major: Elementary Minor: Psychology Degree: B.S. Bernard P. Alicki Perth Amboy, N.J. Major: Sociology Minor: English Degree: B.A. William W. Barnes Tampa, Fla. Major: Psychology- Minor: Sociology Degree: B.A. Norma Bell Tampa, Fla. Major: Elementary Minor: English Degree: B.S. Jon H. Barrett Mtmhall, Pa. Major: Business Administration Degree: B.S. SENIORS Deanne Albala Greenwich, Conn. Education Major: English Minor: Religion Degree: B.A. Charles S. Allen Tampa, Fla. Major: Psychology Minor: Economics Degree: B.A. Who's Who. Anthony Benaquisto Major: Physical Education Education Minor: English Degree: B.S. 113 I Joseph A. Best, Jr. Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Lee Ann Betz Tyngsboro, Mass. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Degree: B.S. Sonja Bexley Tampa, Fla. Major: History Degree: B.A. Carolyn Black Major: Business Education Degree: B.S. Rodger P. Bledsoe Tampa, Fla. Major: Business Administration Degree: B.S. Von Bottcnficld Tampa, Fla. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Sociology- Degree: B.S. Donald Boyt Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Education Minor: History' Degree: B.S. Sarah J. Bullard Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology- Degree: B.A. Michael Busacco Franklin, N.J. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Lisbeth Calandrino Craryvillc, N.Y. Major: Psychology- Minor: Biology Degree: B.A. Roxanne Call Stafford, N.Y. Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Alice L. Carter Meade, Maryland Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. 114 Patricia Cuddcback Major: Education Degree: B.A. Melvin Culbrcath, Tampa, Fla. Major: Math Minor: English Degree: B.S. William Cast Tampa, Fla. Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Degree: B.S. Norman Cohen Major: History Minor: Business Degree: BA. Alvin Coolcdge Tampa, Fla. Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Zanc Corson New Castle, Del. Major: Physical Education Minor: History Degree: B.S. Ana Maria Crespo Tampa, Fla. Major: Spanish Degree: BA. Carole Ccdzidlo Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Education Minor: Sociology Degree: B.S. Olga Conrad Tampa, Fla. Major: Psychology Minor: History Degree: B.A. Alex Corbett Major: Business Minor: Accounting Degree: B.S. Ann Marie Coup Tampa, Fla. Major: English Degree: B.A. William Crowley Milford, N.Y. Major: Physical Education Minor: History Degree: B.S. 115 Homer DeArmond St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Math Degree: B.S. Andrew DeMeyei Major: Business Minor: History Degree: B.S. LeRoy Dewey Tampa. Fla. Major: Music Degree: B.S. Louis Diaz Tampa. Fla. Major: History Minor: Political Science Degree: B.S. John DiLorenzo Tampa, Fla. Major: History Minor: English Degree: B.A. I I Dennis Dorden Tampa, Fla. Major: Industrial Arts Minor: English Degree: B.S. Dana Drew Tampa, Fla. Major: English Minor: Home Economics Degree: B.A. Ethel Dutton Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Minor: English Degree: B.S. Carol Eden Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Minor: History Degree: B.S. Aaron Dowd Major: Business Degree: B.S. Lorraine Duggar St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Dinars D ilna Riga, Latvia Major: Business Minor: Economic Degree: B.S. John Eliopoulos Patras, Greece Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Degree: B.S. 116 Katy Emriek Major: English Minor: Psychology Degree: B.A. Howard Engel Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Edu- cation Degree: B.S. Richard Franckc Bcrgcnficld, New Jersey Major: Psychology Minor: English Degree: B.A. A. W. Fulton Sebring, Fla. Major: Music Degree: B.S. Barbara Gardner Major: Business Degree: B.S. Murray Estes Coral Gables, Fla Major: History Minor: Philosophy Degree: B.S. Anthony Faccnda Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Norma Farfantc Charles Ferguson Kcnmorc, N.Y. Major: Accounting, History Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Alfred Fielder Tampa, Fla. Major: Industrial Arts Minor: History Degree: B.S. Samuel Fields Evergreen, Col. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. 117 William Giallonard Tampa. Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Russell Gillen Tampa, Fla. Major: History Minor: Political Science Degree: B.S. Eileen Gomez Tampa, Fla. Major: Spanish Minor: English Degree: B.A. Sylvia Gonzalez Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. James Gorman Bloomfield, N.J. Major: Business Minor: English Degree: B.A. Salim Halta Tampa, Fla. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. John Harnett Tampa, Fla. Major: History Minor: Religion Degree: B.S. David Hayes Largo, Fla. Major: Physical Education Degree: B.S. Vilma Hevia Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Minor: Home Economics Degree: B.S. Coleman Hill, Jr. Tampa, Fla. Major: English Minor: History Degree: B.A. Jeffrey Himmel Major: Chemistry- Minor: Biology Degree: B.S. Byron Hollingsworth Tampa, Fla. Major: Social Science Degree: B.S. 118 Linda Johnson Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Minor: History Degree: B.S. J. Fred Judson St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Social Science Degree: B.S. Henry Karsen Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed Minor: English Degree: B.S. Timothy Hollow-ay Tampa, Fla. Major: Psychology Minor: Business Degree: B.S. J. Roger Howard Lancaster, Mass. Major: Art Minor: Business Degree: B.A. Jo-Ann Jennier Gibsonton, Fla. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Degree: B.S. Theresa Johnson Bcllcair Beach, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Robert Kalman Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed Minor: English Degree: B.S. Miriam Katz Tampa, Fla. Major: History Minor: English Degree: B.A. John Horst Tampa, Fla. Major: Business Minor: Math Degree: B.S. Daniel Howes Tampa, Fla Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Donald W. Jennings Tampa, Fla. 119 Andrew Kurezewski Queens Village, N.Y. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: Math Degree: B.S. Gerald Kutzman Chicago, III. Major: Psychology Minor: English Degree: B.A. Ralph Lazzara III Tampa, Fla. Major: English Minor: Psychology Degree: B.A. I Lonnie Keen Tampa, Fla. Major: Music Degree: B.S. Bruce Kimincl New York, N.Y. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Edward Knight, Jr. Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Degree: B.S. William Kendrick Tampa, Fla. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Martha King St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. William Krantz Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. 120 Donald Lightner Batcsvillc, Ind. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Degree: B.S. Nelson Ligori Tampa, Fla. Major: History Minor: English Degree: B.S. Donn Linton Fort Wayne, Ind. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Charles Lee Thco Lee North Tarry town, N.Y. Tampa, Fla. Major: Chemistry Major: Education Minor: Math Degree: B.S. Degree: B.S. Mark Lchicr Allcnvillc, N.Y. Major: History- Minor: English Degree: B.A. George Lewis Indian Rock, Fla. Major: Social Science Minor: Psychology Degree: B.S. Who’s Who Marlene Loredo Tampa, Fla. Major: Psychology- Minor: Sociology- Degree: B.A. Murl Lucal St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Education Minor: English Degree: B.A. 121 Vinson Lundy Largo, Fla. Major: English Minor: History Degree: B.A. Linda Lyle Lakeland, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Kittic Lyon Sarasota, Fla. Major: Psychology Minor: History Degree: B.A. Joseph Martineau Tampa, Fla. Major: Psychology Minor: Biology Degree: B.A. Rene Martinez Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Stephen Mazurowski Perth Amboy, N.J. Major: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Christine McKisson Clearwater, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Riley Meador Tampa, Fla. Major: English Minor: History Degree: B.A. Edward Mcarin Montclair, N.J. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Marie Maggie Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Nicolas Maragos Tarpon Springs, Fla. Major: Chemistry Minor: Math Degree: B.S. Jose Marcos Tampa, Fla. Major: Social Science Minor: Spanish Degree: B.S. 122 William Motsctt, Jr. Pompano Beach, Fla. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Joseph Menendez Fort Myers, Fla. Major: Education Minor: English Degree: B.S. Carol Mendez Tampa, Fla. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Edward Meyerson New York, N.Y. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Joy Mitchell Manion, Ind. Major: History Minor: English Degree: B.A. Wayne Morlcy St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: History Minor: Psychology Degree: B A. Elizabeth Muir Lithia, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Bernardo Mendez Tampa, Fla. Major: Accounting Degree: B.S. Kenneth Meyer Long Island, N.Y. Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Degree: B.A. Robert Miller Rome, N.Y. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Caspar Monte Tampa. Fla. Major: Education Minor: English Degree: B.S. John Morton South Holland, III. Major: English Minor: History Degree: B.A. 123 Poter Peck Cranbury, N.J. Major: Business Minor: History Degree: B.S., Nieves Murray Tampa, Fla. Major: French Minor: English Degree: B.A. Artiste Parsons Zephyrhills, Fla. Major: Music F. l. Degree: B.S. Heidi O’Brien Tampa. Fla. Major: Physical E l. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Mercury Paskalakis Tarpon Springs. Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Degree: B.S. John Pellegrino Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Degree: B.S Howard Phillips Miami, Fla. Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Philip Powers Jackson Heights, N.Y. Major: Business Degree: B.S. Evelyn Raiblc Leesburg, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.A. Robert Pisano Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Major: Social Science Minor: English Degree: B.S. Joseph Pullara Tampa. Fla. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Virginia Rcmpclakis Sarasota, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.A. 124 Frank Sallo Nctcong, N.J. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: Biology Degree: B.S. Livia Seolaro Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Donald Scott Tampa. Fla. Major: Physical F.d. Minor: History Degree: B.S. Yuonne Rcyniers Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.A. Arthur Rodgers Nutley, N.J. Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Gene Rowell SefTner, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Joel Schneider Baysidc, N.Y. Major: History Minor: English Drgrec: B.A. Catharine Scott Largo, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Gary Seiden Brooklyn. N.Y. Major: Biology Minor: English Degree: B.S. Helene Ripling Reading, Pa. Major: Sociology Education Degree: B.S. George Romano Carnegie. Pa. Major: Biology- Minor: Chemistry Degree: B.S. Richard Rudes Tampa. Fla. Major: History Minor: Physical Ed. Degree: B.A. I 125 I I I Pamela Seifert Apollo Beach. Fla. Major: Music Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Ccorgc Shary Trenton, N.J. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Degree: B.S. Monte Simon Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Charles Smith St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Dennis Smith Tampa, Fla. Major: Voice Minor: English Degree: B.S. Jane A. Staples Major: Education Minor: English Degree: B.A. Dan Smith Brandon, Fla. Major: Education Minor: History Degree: B.S. Vince Solmontc Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. James Stephenson Ashland, Kentucky Major: Social Studies Minor: Education Degree: B.S. Richard Slye Washington, D.C. James Smallcy Largo, Fla. Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Lynn Smith Plant City, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. 126 Joyce Tucker Tampa, Fla. Major: Business F.d Degree: B.S. Nancy Streeter Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Minor: Sociology Degree: B.S. Judy Summerlin Tampa, Fla. Major: Music Ed. Degree: B.S. Mary Ann Sylvester Evanston, III. Major: English Minor: Business Degree: B.A. James A. Taylor Jack Tcstasecca Tampa, Fla. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Degree: B.S. Barbara Ubcll Hollywood, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. John Stukas Tampa, Fla. Major: Industrial Arts Minor: History Degree: B.S. Robert Sylte Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Thomas Tataris Tarpon Springs, Fla. Major: History Minor: Biology Degree: B.A. William Terri Bronxville, N Y. Major: Business Degree: B.S. J. Vince Thompson Tampa, Fla. Major: Physical Ed Degree: B.S. 127 Lola VansEvcrs Major: Music Ed. Minor: History Degree: B.S. June Vento Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Karen Ulrich Tampa. Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. John Urit, Jr. Massapequa Park. N Y. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Degree: B.S. Who’s Who. Joseph Wachtes Largo, Fla. Major: Social Studies Minor: Political Science Degree: B.S. Frank Warsick Tampa, Fla. Major: Music Minor: English Degree: B.S. David Walrath Scandalc, N.Y. Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Wallace Wasmund, Jr. Tampa, Fla. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Degree: B.S. 128 Robert Watts Mayfield. Kentucky Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Humphrey Wilson. Jr. Miami, Fla. Major: Biology Minor: (Chemistry Degree: B.S. David Zeidcnlscrg New York. New York Major: History Minor: English Degree: B.A. William Baur Tampa, Fla. Major: History Degree: B.A. W. Warren Brainerd, Jr. St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Education Minor: Sociology Degree: B.S. Robert Crook Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Degree: B.S. Marjorie Westrich Clearwater, Fla. Major: Education Degree: B.S. Anthony Yclovich Malvern, Pa. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: History Degree: B.S. George Artman, Jr. St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: History Degree: B.A. Arthur Boyd Griffin, Ga. Major: Physical Ed. Minor: English Degree: B.S. Mary Costa Tampa, Fla. Major: Education Minor: History Degree: B.S. Allan Frankcl, Jr. Tampa, Fla. Major: History Minor: English Degree: B.S. 129 JUNIORS Faye Adams Ada Addison Thelma Aprile Alan Amour Judi Baccarclla James Balogh Maria Barbcropoulos Richard Barrett Kenneth Boxak Ronald Brett Marilyn Bronstcin Patricia Carroll James Caruth James Cassilly Who’s Who. Martin Chaxin Robert Chcrct Eugene Chlebicki Alan M. Chobaclc 130 Richard Fanner Robert Ferris Kcld Flcdelius. Jr. Yvette Forman Newton Fries Al Fueyo Elayne Futsell James Galmin Tony Ganong Gary Garhis Geoffrey ('.arson Barry Ccorgc Rick Cillis Brenda Grant Peter Ciccarclli Leonard Cimador Bonnie Gross Ronald Haws David Heddekman Carole Clyman Carol Czarnccki John Hines James Holmes Howard Hossman Nestor Cueto Juan Cukicr Harold Dclk, Jr. Elinor Derman William Devitt William Howell Kevin Hughes Frank DiMarco Thomas Doan Dwain Erickson Jane Humphreys Christine Hyland 131 Wcstly Jones Allan Kalsmith Janice Kckic Mike Kemcn Alex Kinnaird Linda Klein Karlin Klinglcr Donald Kocchlcin Robcrl Malien Larry Maior Hugh Marx Durward Matthews Michael McMillan Robert Mintz Richard A. Lagomarcino Manuel LaNuez, Jr. Alfred I-aubsch Stephen Lcfkowitz Lawrence Lempert Jennie LiCalsi Louis Litus Jim LoBiondo Kent Looper Dennis Lynch 132 Tyrone McMurrcy T. G. McMurtric James Meguiar Dick Mcssingcr Andrew Mirabolc Nancy Mooney Clayton Moore, III Louis Morizzo Joseph Muklcvicz Harry Mulhall Kenneth Multi Steve Newman John Newbold Charles Nice Beatrice O'Brien John O’Gorman Rita Owen Margaret Parisc Who’ Who. 133 I I Bonnie Rivers Russell Rodricfc Neil Rowscy John Rumpf Michele Russell JoAnn Russo Paul Sachcili Eva Sommers Richard Stanford Wilannc Starling Bill Pierce Pilson Salvatore Versaggi David Villri James Vlahakis Marian Parks Leslie Paston Richard Perrier Charles Pesano Kenneth Store Leonard Stovall Craig Sunken Thadeeus Tharney Joseph Vardc Jacques Verron Dudley Pindcr Stanley Pictrowicz Neil Powscy Sandra Weingarten Carol Wilson fa Satn Pupcllo Jerome Quinn Julie Quintana Anne Yasehik Michael Zidek John Reinhold Richard Rioth Richard Ricsenbcrg Danny Rivciro Philip Zimmerman 134 SOPHOMORES Rosalie Aprile f.—i Marie Bonitz La Verne Bowen Robert Calafcll Judith Carlton Roberta Cirincionc 137 Richard Davison Carole Dclk Kathleen Dornblascr Bill Foutz 138 Elizabeth Frank Dorinda Garcia Frank Ger.co Roberta Gertiser Arthur Gibbons Erline Gladstone Floyd Hagan Jerry Wayne Harden Orbra Harrell Robert Harris Stephen Peter Hess Ken Haitman Edward Hasson Fred Hatem Elaine Hagginbothim Jcanc L. Hallin Hope Harbison 140 John Italiano William Jay Rich Manncn Richard Massey Charles McBride Susan Mehl Jerry Marlin Richard Martinez Barbara Meister Bill Melton Dan Michalec 142 Robert Miloshevsky Julian Moroni Eric Nelson Richard Nicolosi Frederick Nielsen 143 Carole Patterson Lester Pedone Kathy Prose Sandy Seed James Scery Charles Sherrill Richard Sisolak Ron Smith Roberta Solodoff Louis Spittdlcr Charles Stahton A1 Waters 146 I I Kenneth Weiss Steven Werner Lou Wcxlcr Charles Wheeler Gayle Whitman Joyce Williams Gail Zambito 147 Tom Yerke Lydia Yglisias Gerry Zambia� Terry Zartman FRESHMEN Arnold Abitabilos Kathryn Abraham William Afford Margrct Akins Joseph Baamor.de Jerry Bash Cary Albright Melvin Anderman Owen Andres Allen Axcnficld Gregory Barber Florence Barbour 148 Charles Behar Joseph Bell Mary Jo Cangcmi Patrcia Casconc Joteph Ccmuto Louis Chammarata Sandra Chapel! Richard Clarke Herbert Cline Karen Cobb Patti Collins Peggy Conte 149 Robert Cohen Robert Cronin Michael Davis Robert Deluca C. Laurence Cooke Richard Cooper Sandra Cotie Robert Corey Robert Cruikshank Patricia Cunningham Dellwyn Davis Thomas Davis Steven Dctren Larry Dcblinger Albert Duranik Carol Elder 150 Leonard Findling Gail Fischer Chari Ellis Stuart Fischer Angelo Farata Kenneth Ferullo Harold Fullam John Fitzsimmons Jane French James Fulton Janice Fried Miguel Fundoro Chris Genova Leonard Grodin Eveelyn Guerra 151 Louise Gonzales Kenneth Haggerty Hugh Hammond Barry Harmclin James Harris Harvey Hogue Frank Honkui Mike Hughes William Kent Bill King Robert Knabel James Hayden Sandy Klcmentis Phyllis Koda Jeffrey Krall Charles Kutrambos Betty Johnson George Kalman ft I jeA 152 Anthony I,a Rosa Richard Laxum Manheila Lemley Alica Lawton Ronald Lautcr Judy Levine Bob Levy Edward Lilly Adrienne Menendez Jef Lowell Joseph Martinez Neal A. Matthews John MeGibney Frank Mclntyrt Linda McLcad Terry Meek Steven Lowe Jeanie MeBryde Michael McNellis Elaine Mendez 153 I ! Linda Miller Carol Jean Messina Thomas Mihichiello Motohiro Miyaci Suzanne Monaco Andrew Moreland Leslie Morse Bruce MillinofT Robert Meredith George Murphy William Oakcrson Rosalie Pcndino Gary Pollack Michael Perry Ilcne Plotkin Joan Poller Stewart Pomeroy Bruce Power 154 Sandra Powers Lunetto Prince Jeanne Rand Judith Rubenstein 155 Mike Rosenblum Daniel Sell rank Gus Sclafani Laura Seder Stephen Shcttlc Celia Silber Joseph Sisea Irene Solares Cynthia Spann Perry Squicr Bonnie Staffin Richard Stryker Frederick Tamalonis Jane Stokes Louis Taylor Carolyn Showers Jeannette Tamborcllo William Von Tangen 156 Joyce Thompson George Tichcnor Thomas Taylor John Tiudoll Suzanne Townseno Hclgc Velde Halsey Tuthill Stowell Udham Edward Varon Cynthia Vilardcbo Charles Walker Frank Walker Peter Wetherell 157 Scott Wolfe VARIATIONS ARE 158 ‘I don’t care what your law states. . F wonder if paino lessons would help?” ‘A letter to Santa Claus?' WEAVED BY COLLEGE LIFE . . . 159 Knijehts of the round table?’ 160 'Questioning leads to discovering —1 161 Illuminating Philip� Field BEAUTY Carol Ann Mendez; Joyce Tucker; Alice Carter, Lady-in-Waiting; Eileen Comer, first maid; Wilanne Starling, Moroccan Queen; Katy Emerick, third maid; Barbara Ubell, second maid; Helene Jarmol; Faye Adams. 167 168 ALICE CARTER 172 CAROL ANN MENDEZ 174 i SPORTS FINAL SCORE WAS OURS THAT DAY Judir Baccarclla gives cheer, as Spar- tan� move on I Laro- Maicr generates forward pick- ing up TU yardage. Great “Second-Half” Team We were always able to put together two good quarters, even against the best teams. Against Western Kentucky State (14-14) and Mexico Polytcchcnic College (33-14) we managed to play four good quarters, offensively and de- fensively. Against Southwesteren Lou- isiana (17-19) we managed to play great second half ball, while playing The University of Mississippi we shock- ed those watching and listening, ending the half (0-13.) Our Spartans always seemed to come to life at the start of the second half. Billy Howell hurdle through gaping hole. Mike Bum isn’t going Hollywood, just Louisiana, with clinch by pursuing lineman. Billy Howell off on one of his fantastic runs. Buss carries heavy load on his way for more yardage. WILL TO WIN ALWAYS WAS PREVALENT . . . 26 Presbyterian 0 7 Eastern Kentucky 3 12 Me Neese 37 0 Troy State 7 7 Wofford 6 Larry Maicr avoids tackle to break into open field. Forward Moving Wall — Mickey Hagan, Gene Rowell, Ron Brets, Marc Bcaubicn Captain Tony Yelovich Co-Captain — Vaden Bessent Er.di — Dan Rivero and Jim Galmin Charles McCullcrs, Head Backfield Coach; Fred Pancoast, Head Football Coach; Jim Olson, Head Line Coach; Blain Turner, Assistant Line Coach. Fred Pancoast Head Football Coach FIRST ROW: Marty Ott, Mike Buss, Larry Maicr, Val Johnson, Mare. Beaubien, Ron Brett, Tony Yclovich, Gene Rowell, Michcy Hasan, Dan Rivero, Jim Calrnin, Vaden Bessent, Billy Howell, Ed Henry, Tom Melton; SECOND ROW: Ed Theobald, Tom Doan, John Perry, Bill McMamigal, Pete Mcoli, Mickey Coff, Bill Lang- don, Charles McBride, Dan Sikes, Cenc Hill, Ed Hayes, Fred Tucl, Jack Larrison, Bob Watts, Sirois Barker; THIRD ROW: Mike Davis, Marty Vclishka, Ray Coggins, Jim Warfield, John Tillis, Joe Cooper, Dave Mann, Tom O'Kclly, Dan Cogan, John Yates, Fred Kcclcy, Paul Blackford, Bill Lancaster, Ed Owen, Kevin Hurt. 187 .. 189 Little Joe lets go in hopes of swishing net. With big effort by Chuck and Jim Tampa comes up with another re- bound. Swinging Chuck icorc� as futile efforts of opponent fail. Gimme the ball! It’s mine. 191 Stevenson jumps skyward tapping ball. Irvin's two point tally doesn’t take much effort, so he shows little. Jay’s cornering eye eludes pursuing Triton. Jim glances a ball flip in wrong direction. I 196 FRONT ROW: Left to right: Pete McKinnon, Richard Clark, Joe John Poolcy, Mike Irvin, Donn Linton, Wayne Harden, Jerry Faison, Pizza no, Robert Vellcnga, George Shary, Pete Cruishank, Walt Jay Ander� , Chuck Andrews and Coach Bob Lavoy. Wilks, and Jim Stevenson. BACK ROW: Manager Tony LaRosa, 1964 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dee. Jan. Feb. 3 Univ. of Miami Away 7 Georgia Southern College Home 9 Florida Southern College Home 11 Univ. of Florida Away 17 Tennessee Wesleyan Home 18 Catawba College Home 21 Florida State Univ Away 2 Taylor Univ. Home 11 Georgia Southern College Away 13 Jacksonville Univ. Away 15 Rollins College Away 18 Florida Presbyterian Home 22 Cumberland College Home 25 Mercer Univ. Home 29 Univ. of Miami Home 1 So. Mississippi Away 3 Loyola of The South Away 6 Kentucky Wesleyan Univ. Away 8 Western Ky. State College Away 10 Tennessee Tech Univ. Away 14 Jacksonville Univ. Home 17 Rollins College Home 19 Stetson Univ. Home 22 Mercer Univ. Away 25 Stetson Univ. Away 27 Florida Southern College Away 197 Left FRONT ROW: Frank Sallo, Steve Bitano, Barry George, and Steve Lowe. SECOND ROW: Phil Bacon, Bill Rudge, Joe Sisca, and Fred Conte. BACK ROW: Buddy Denholm, Dick Decker, Coach Bob Lovely, Pete Mcoli and Len Altamura. 1964 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Dee. 8 F.S.U. Quadrangle Away Jan. 11 Georgia Tech Away 18 Jacksonville Home 25 Jacksonville Away 31 U. of Florida Home Feb. 8 Florida State U. Home 12 Chattanooga Away 13 Milligan Away 15 Pfeiffer Away 29 Southeastern Conference Away Mar. 7 State AAU Home 201 1964 CREW SCHEDULE Mar. 25 LaSalle U. Home Mar. 28 American U. Home Mar. 30 Amherst Home Apr. 1 A.I.C. Home Apr. 4 Rollins Away Apr. 11 Fla. S. C. Away Apr. 25 State Race Home May 8-9 Dad Vail Away Open Purdue Home Open Open Jacksonville Yale University Home 205 wmm jl Billy Howell' powering swing, great glove, and center field defense is TU asset. Joe Pizzano and Dick Mcssingor activate onc- two combination in in- field and in batters lx x. Hurler Roy Carrasco was six for “63, now promising more for ”64.” 1964 BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 10 Florida Presbyterian Home March 17 Brevard College Home March 21 La Salle College Home March 25 Spring Harbor College Home March 27 Susquehanna Home March 28 Northeast Louisiana Home April 1 Furman Home April 2 Furman Home April 10 Miami Home April 11 Miami Home April 17 Stetson Away April 18 Stetson Home April 24 Jacksonville U. Away April 25 Jacksonville U. Away April 28 Florida Presbyterian Away May 1 Florida Southern Home May 2 Florida Southern Away May 8 Rollins Away May 9 Rollins Home Games with McDill Air Force Base to be announced. 209 «� � � %. I 211 SENIOR DIRECTORY A ADEEB, DIANA G. 2404 Jetton, Tampa, Fla. Student FEA, U. of T. Platers, Alpha Psi Omega, Pres., Moderator — Great Rooks ALBALA, DIANNE Simmons Lane, Greenwich, Conn. Chorus, Sigma Tau Delta, MOROCCAN ALICKI, BERNARD PETER 720 State St., Perth Amboy, N.J. MOROCCAN, Editor-in-Chief, Sigma Tau Delta Pres., Representative for Southern Universities Government As- sociation, Spanish Club ALLEN, CHARLES S. 3901 Wallace Ave., Tampa, Fla. ANTON, RICHARD J. 4122 N. Habana Ave., Tampa, Fla. MOROCCAN, Business Manager, Spanish Club, New- man Club BENAQUISTO, ANTHONY P. 108 Crescent PI., Tampa, Fla. BESSENT, E. V. 3202 Cleveland St., Plant City Co-captain football team, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Spartan Warriors Club, Tri-Sigma Man-of-thc-vcar Contest. BEST, JOSEPH A. 814' t E. Ida, Tampa, Fla. National Education Association, Florida Education As- sociation BEXLEY, SONJA 10403 N. Oregon, Tampa, Fla. BLEDSOE, RODGER P. 4102 Wisconsin Ave., Tampa, Fla. BOTTENFI ELD, VON W. 3416 Piewood Rd., Tampa, Fla. BOYD, ARTHUR KENNETH 919 East Solomon St., Griffin, Ga. BOYD, WILLIAM Hincsvillc, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi, football team, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities (61-62: 62-63) Major’s Club, Lettennen’s Club BOYT, DONALD W. 204S. Delaware, Tampa, Fla. BRAINERD, WARREN WILLIAM 2701 8th Ave., N. St. Pete Student Association for Childhood Education, Student Florida Education Association BUSACCO, MICHAEL 15 Buckwheat Rd., Franklin, N.J. Pi Kappa Phi, Delta Sigma Pi BLACK, CAROLYN L. 1323 51st Ave., N. St. Pete BULLARD, SARAH JANE 2410 Glenwood Dr., Tampa, Fla. B BARNES, WILLIAM W. 2527 Palm Dr., Tampa, Fla. Psi Chi, Pres., Phi Alpha Theta BARRETT, JON H. 8514 Huntley Ave., Tampa, Fla. BAUR, WILLIAM H. 612 DeLeon — Apt. 3, Tampa, Fla. BELL, NORMA 232 Hyde Park Ave., Tampa, Fla. c CALANDRINO, LISBETH Copack Lake, Craryville, N.Y. Jewish Student Union, Phi Club, Pres., Panhcllcnic Rep- resentative, Tau Epsilon Phi Sweetheart Court CALL, ROXANNE Stafford, N.Y. Alpha Chi Omega, Pi Kappa Phi Daughter, Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Court, Who’s Who in American Col- leges and Universities 1963, N.E.A., A.C.E., Senior Rep- resentative in Student Government, Westminster Fellow- 212 ship, Representative to Southern University of Student Government CARTER, ALICE L. 1919 F. Patton Dr., Fort George Meade, Md. Alpha Chi Omega, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1962-63:63-64, Cheerleader, N.E.A., F.E.A., A.C.E., Homecoming Court 1963, MOROCCAN Court 1963, Women's Intramurals, Pres. Howell Hall Student Government 1963-64. CAST, WILLIAM P. 4112 North “IT St., Tampa, Fla. Tan Kappa Epsilon, Academy of Sciences, Newman Club, Religious Council, Pres. COHEN, NORMAN SAUL 1056 Sherman Avc., Bronx, N.Y. Theta Chi, Civitan Collegiate, Intramural Chamoion Jewish Student Union, Circle K, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities CEDZIDLO, CAROLE 102 Crescent PI., Tampa, Fla. Delta Zeta, N.E.A., F.E.A., Physical Education Majors’ Club, Pi Kappa Phi Daughter, I.F.S.C. Representative CONRAD, OLGA 1004 East Columbus Dr., Tampa, Fla. Delta Zeta, Spanish Club, MOROCCAN, Faculty Editor, F.E.A., S.F.E.A. COOLEDGE, ALVIN L. 4614 Bay Court Avc., Tainpa, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Delta Sigma Pi, Veterans’ .As- sociation CORBETT, ALEX 6613 8th Avc., St. Pete, Fla. CORSON, ZANE 131 Donhaven Dr., Garfield Park, New Castle, Delaware COSTA, MARY ROSE 3004 N. “A” St., Tampa, Fla. Delta Zeta, MOROCCAN COUP, ANN MARIE 1907 W. Kirby St., Tampa, Fla. CRESPO, ANA-MARIA 2816 10th St., Tampa, Fla. CROWLEY, WILLIAM West Main St., Milford, N.Y. Physical Education Major’s Club CUDDEBACK, PATRICIA 704 Hugh St. CULBREATH, MELVIN O. 3308 San Luis St., Tampa, Fla. CULLENS, EVELYN RAIBLE 105 Cedar St., Tampa, Fla. Zeta Tau Alpha, Westminster Fellowship, MOROCCAN, I.F.S.C. Panhcllcnic, N.E.A. D DcARMOND, HOMER A. 6838 38th Ave., N, St. Pete, Fla. DcLORENZO, JOHN ANTHONY 1910 10th Avc., Tampa, Fla. DeMEYER, ANDREW F. 115 S. Newport Avc., Tampa, Fla. Circle ’K”, Crew team, Lettermen’s Club, Interfratemity Council, Secretary of State of Student Congress, Alpha Chi Omega Sweetheart, Alpha Chi Omega Big Lyre, Intramurals DIAZ, LOUIS J. 2806 N. Howard, Tanij a, Fla. DOR DEN, DENNIS 2904 W. Frierson, Tampa, Fla. DOWD, AARON H. 12 Canterbury Rd., Rockville, Long Island Pi Kappa Phi, Student Congress — Scc.-Trcasurcr, Secre- tary of Interior, Pres, of Senior Class, Chairman of Con- stitution Comm. Delta Sigma Pi, Civitan Collegiate, Cheerleader, Alpha Chi Omega Big Lyre DREW, DANA KAY 1609 Morrison Avc., Tampa, Fla. Alpha Chi Omega DUGGAR, LORRAINE DEMAREST 1160 25th Ave. N., St. Pete, Fla. N.E.A. DURDEN, DENNIS L. 2904 W. Frierson, Tampa, Fla. Epsilon Pi Tau DUTTON, ETHEL 1202 2 W. Platt, Tampa, Fla. DZILNA, ILMARS N. Riga, Latvia Delta Sigma Pi 213 EDEN, CAROL LEE 8306 Brooks St., Tampa, Fla. N.E.A., S.F.E.A., A.C.E. EMRICK, KATY Alpha Chi Omega, MOROCCAN court ENGEL, HOWARD 130-26-226 St., Laurchon 13, N.Y. Physical Education Major's Club, F.A.H.P.E.R., A.A.H.- P.E.R., N.E.A., MINARET ESTES. MURRAY S. 115 Antiqucra, Coral Gables, Fla. F FACENDA, ANTHONY 6202 E. Buffalo Avc., Tampa, Fla. I FARFANTE, NORMA 1402 27th Avc., Tampa, Fla. FERGUSON, CHARLES A. 27 Aspinwood, Kcnmore, N.Y. Theta Chi, Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Sigma Pi, Business Club, Interfraternity Sorority Council, Chorus, Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Circle “K,” Student Con- gress FIEDLER, ALFRED H. 4712 Wyoming Avc., Tampa, Fla. FIELDS, SAMUEL E. Evergreen, Colorado Capt. U.S. Air Force FRANKEL, ALLAN R. P.O. Box 2467, Tampa, Fla. FULTON, A. W. 6 Edgmoor, Scbring, Fla. Band, Chorus, Orchestra G GARDNER, BARBARA 61 Devonshire Rd., Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Alpha Chi Omega Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, N.E.A., Theta Chi Dream Girl GIALLONARDO, WILLIAM J. 407 Beechwood Avc., Collingdalc, Pcnna. Major’s Club, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Circle “K” Club GILLEN, RUSSELL B. 1213 Frierson, Tampa, Fla. GOMEZ. EILEEN 1410 E. Chelsea St., Tampa, Fla. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Delta Zeta, Panhcllcnic Council, Spanish Club, MOROCCAN Court, Homecoming Queen candidate, N.E.A., F.E.A., Newman Club, Chorus, Dancercttc GONZALEZ, SYLVIA 2702 Ailecn St., Tampa, Fla. Delta Zeta GORMAN, JAMES M. 113 Overlook Tr., Bloomfield, N.J. Pi Kappa Phi H HALTA, SALIM S. Tulkarm, Jordan Junior Chamber of Commerce HAYES, DAVID 2324 McMullen Rd., Largo, Fla. HEVIA, VILMA 707 E. Ellicott St., Tampa, Fla. Alpha Chi Omega, Cheerleader, Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweet- heart Court, Pi Kappa Phi Daughter, N.E.A., A.C.E., F.E.A. HILL, COLEMAN L. 114 Plant Ave., Tampa, Fla. University Players, Spanish Club, Lcttcrmen’s Club, Crew, Westminster Fellowship, Sigma Tau Delta, DeNovo HIMMEL, JEFFREY C. 214 Hyde Park PI., Tampa, Fla. Tau Epsilon Phi, Jewish Student Union HOLLINGSWORTH, BYRON F. 3229 a Harborvicw, Tampa, Fla. Sigma Nu, Pi Delta Epsilon, Pres., MINARET Editor-in- chief, Westminster Fellowship, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, S.F.E.A. HOLLOWAY, TIMOTHY G. 121 Bosphorus, Tampa, Fla. Pi Kappa Phi, Psychology Club HORST, JOHN 5605 S. Lois Avc., Tampa, Fla. 214 HOWARD, J. ROGERS George Hill Rd., Lancaster, Mass. Art Fraternity, Pi Kappa Phi HOWES, DANIEL PHILLIPS 2605 Woodrow Avc., Tampa, Fla WTUN Staff, Chorus, Methodist Student Union J JENNINGS, DONALD W. 2300 North Oregon, Tampa, Fla. Epsilon Pi Tau JENNIER, JO-ANN Box 302, Gibsonton, Fla. JOHNSON, LINDA KAY 3938 Versailles Dr., Tampa, Fla. Alpha Chi Omega, A.C.E., Cheerleader, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities JOHNSON, THERESA G. Bclleair Beach, Fla. JUDSON, J. FRED 1401 Russell Dr. N., St. Pete, Fla. K KALMAN, ROBERT R. 568 Granfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Physical Education Major’s Club, F.A.H.P.E.R., N.E.A. KARSEN, HENRY P. 2318 North “B St. Apt. 1, Tampa, Fla. KATZ, MIRIAM 17 Bahama Circle, Tampa, Fla. Sigma Tau Delta, N.E.A. KEEN, LONNIE JACK 3514 25th Ave., Tampa, Fla. KENDRICK, WILLIAM JAMES 3405 Corrington St., Tampa, Fla. Delta Sigma Pi, Intramurals, MINARET, Student Union, Honor Roll, Dean’s List KIM MEL, BRUCE 25 Countisbury Ave., Valley Stream, Long Island Tau Epsilon Phi, Tennis team, Jewish Student Union KING, MARTHA JOAN 2700 14th St., N., St. Pete, Fla. A.C.E., N.E.A. KNIGHT, EDWARD B. 212 South Blvd., Tampa, Fla. KRANTZ, WILLIAM 102-25 Fanners Blvd., St. Albans, N.Y. Theta Chi, Physical Education Major’s Club KURCZEWSKI, ANDREW 209-41 Bardwell Ave., Queens Village, N.Y. Lettennen’s Club, Baseball team, Major’s Club KUTZMAN, GERALD 331 Main, Chicago, III. Spanish Club, Psycholog)' Club, Newman Club, Intra- murals L LAZZARA, RALPH 1001 E. Caracas, Tampa, Fla. Psycholog)' Club, Spanish Club, Sigma Nu LEE, CHARLES RICHARD 263 N. Broadway, North Tarrytown, N.Y. Academy of Science — Co-pres., Newman Club LEE, THEO C. 2818 Terrace Dr., Tampa, Fla. LEWIS, GEORGE T. P.O. Box 246, Indian Rocks, Fla. N.E.A. LIDDY, EUGENE D. 310 Hyde Park, Tampa, Fla. LIGHTNER, DONALD LEE 12 Washington St., Batesville, Ind. Major’s Club, N.E.A., F.A.H.P.E.R. LIGORI, NELSON 2709 10th Ave., Tampa, Fla. 215 4 LINTON, DONN C. 3-101 Plaza Dr., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Lainda Chi, Theta Chi affiliate, Delta Sigma Phi. Basket- ball LOREDO, MARLENE JOYCE 3106 Ivy St., Tampa, Fla. Delta Zeta, Danccrcttc LUCAL, MURL 6630 16th St., St. Pete, Fla. LUNDY, VINSON P. 8435 77th Ave. N., Largo, Fla. Sigma Tau Delta LYLE, LINDE 1619 W. Smithfield Cr., Lakeland, Fla. Major's Club, Zeta Tau Alpha, Theta Chi, Dream Girl, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Cheer- leader LYON, KITTIE Sarasota, Fla. M MAGGIO, MARIE 108 E. Warren, Tampa, Fla. A.C.E., S.F.E.A., Danccrcttc, N.E.A. MARCOS, JOSE R. 2310 LaSalle St., Tampa, Fla. Baptist Student Union MARAGOS, NICOLAS G. 615 Hope St., Tarpon Springs, Fla. MARTINEZ, RENE 2106 St. Conrod St., Tampa, F!a. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Major’s Club MARTINEAU, JOSEPH A. 4310 Marguerite St., Tampa, Fla. Pi Kappa Phi, Pres., Student Congress I.F.S.C., Newman Club, Resident Counsellor MAZUROWSKI, STEPHEN GERALD 280 Oak St., Perth Amboy, N.J. Pi Kappa Phi, Epsilon Pi Tau McKISSON, CHRISTINE S. 1999 Bclleair Rd., Clearwater, Fla. MEADOR, RILEY W. 4519 S. Clark Avc., Tampa, Fla. Sigma Tau Delta MEARIN, EDWARD J. 24 Porter PI., Montclair, N.J. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Baseball, Major’s Club, Lettermen’s Club MENENDEZ, JOSEPH MANUEL 2589 Cortez Blvd., Fort Myers, Fla. MENDEZ, BERNARDO 3904 Cleveland, Tampa, Fla. MENDEZ, CAROL 901 Forest Dr., Tampa, Fla. Zeta Tau Alpha MEYER, KENNETH 79 Lynmouth Rd., Malveme, N.Y. Psychology Club, Pi Kappa Phi MEYERSON, EDWARD 1520 Archer Rd., Bronx, N.Y. Pres. Student Body, Vice-Pres. Junior Class, Civiian Club, Theta Chi, Jewish Student Union, Manager Basketball team, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Major’s Club, F.E.A. MITCHELL, JOY E. 1806 Knight Circle, Manion, Ind. Alpha Chi Omega, Newman Club MONTE, CASPAR 6805 Palm Dr., Tampa, Fla. A.C.E., S.F.E.A. MORLEY, WAYNE 1879 Sailfish Rd., Tampa, Fla. Spanish Club MORTON, JOHN C. 16007 Cottage Grove, .So. Holland, Ind. MOTSETT, WILLIAM JAMES 411 S.W. 18th Ct., Pompano Beach, Fla. Pi Kappa Phi, Delta Sigma Pi, Circle “K,” Dorm Coun- selor, Student Union Board. Intramurals MUIR, ELIZABETH Rt. 1, Box 303, Lithia, Fla. MURRAY, NIEVES M. 303 E. Emma, Tampa, Fla. o O’BRIEN, HEIDI 103 East Jean, Tampa, Fla. 216 p s I PARSONS, ARTISTE R. Zcphyrhills, Fla. PASKALAKIS, MERCURY B. 431 Grand Blvd., Tarpon Springs. Fla. Hellenic Club, Football PECK, PETER MORRIS RD 1 Box 52, Cranbury, N.J. 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