University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1965 volume:

Moroccan 1965 University of Tampa Tampa, Florida DEDICATION It is with honor, that the students of the University of Tampa dedicate their 1965 Moroccan to . . . Dr. Willis J. Dunn A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Director of Counselling I 2 I If a man has a talent and cannot use it. he has failed. If he has a talent and uses only half of it. he has partly failed. If he has a talent and learns some- how to use the whole of it. he has gloriously suc- ceeded and won a satisfaction and a triumph few men ever know. Thomas Wolfe y 3 MAIN COMPONENTS ADMINISTRATION ACADEMICS ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES BEAUTY SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, BERNARD P. ALICKI BUSINESS MANAGER, ALAN M. CHOBACK PUBLISHED ON BEHALF OF THE STUDENT BODY OF THE 7S631 UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA, TAMPA, FLORIDA •feK Specj LDssn | ,T2S A| )°1 Lc tf We gat er in . . . Crowds Twos Loneliness. 7 Aki 1 Stairway to . . . Classes Entertainment Rallies n Seasoning . . . relaxation education 12 i conversation. 13 14 15 Administration Our First Family President and Mrs. David M. [Wo 18 ('hrUtriu Party at the home of Prendent and Mr� . Datid M. Dek . I)r. David M Delo divaiwr� rcj{iMralion with Ruwll Apple. Prof«� or of Buaine . VICE-PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Dr. Charlm R. Walker Very Important People VICE-PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS E.P. Sliz 20 VICE-PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT Dr. L Spcronb DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Col. Frank Hutchins 21 Board of Trustees UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA • 1964 • BOAR!) OF TRUSTEES TOP ROW: Chester Ferguson. A. Qcwis Howell. Chailo. Parkhill Ljkcs, Vidor H. Northcutl. Alvin P. Yorkunas. J. Crocked Forncl, II. Crady Later. Jr.. Fred 0. Levey. MIDDLE ROW■ Guriev F. Blake, I-ojxt B. Lowry, Paul Smith. Mor- ton L Annis. Mae H. Hollimworth. Qyde Pern. Jam� L Forman. Jerome Waterman. FROST ROW: Fred J. Woods. George Richard Gritlin. Curl D. Bro- rein. Or. David M. Oelo. John G. Council. William C. Maclnna. W. Howard Frankland. ABSEST: Howard P. MacLirlaur. James W. Warren. J. H. William� . Jr.. C. C. (Milo) Vega 22 University of Tampa Counselors FROW ROW- Stmrl I Pommy. Fred R. Marlin. III. L. Neal Hiilchinion. B. Slra ke. I rm P. Wood� . John R. Trinkle. Jr.. Simeon P. Woolen. Jr., W.J. Ramil. Jr.. Garencr K. Iloluiiytr. RACK ROW:htnc Cooev. Stephen 23 Administrative Deans DEAN OK WOMEN Lucili- Kins DEAN OK MEN Michael [)■• Carlo Academic Deans DEAN OF THE EVENING DIVISION CoL Ray W. Clifton DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS. RECISTKAR AND COUNSELING I)r. Willi� J. Dunn 25 Offices Office Secretaries Mr, Hodge 26 Mr� . Moore Mr. Fernandez. Mr. Bropsey Mr. Sanderson Mr. Bryant Library: Mi� EsteU Goal, Mrs. Jeanette Alticr, Mrs. Pauline DcWitl, Mrs. Rosalie Paskerl. Library: Mi� Charlotte Anne Thompson, Miss Vanda Nelson, Mis� Gloria Runton, Mrs. Eatella Crairvr. Academics Art Wallace F. Green B.S., M.S. Associate Professor in Art Department Chairman Industrial Arts James Bignell B.S., M.A. Associate Professor in Industrial Arts Department Chairman Frances Allen A.B.. M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Speech Hugh Fellows B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Drama Mania Phillips Assistant Professor of Drama B.F.A., M.F.A. Secretarial Science Robbie Wooten B.S., M.A. Instructor in Secretarial Science 30 Carlos Wciman LLB., M.A. Assistant Professor in Business Administration Ruth Bragg B.S.. M.A Instructor in Physical Education Alice Rodriguez B.S.. M.P.E. H. Assistant Professor of Physical Education William AculT BS.. M.S. Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Elementary Education Physical Education Miller K. Adams B.S., M.A.. Kd.l). Professor of Physical Education Business Administration Russell Apple A. B.. M.C.S. Associate Professor of Accounting William Cyzenski B. S., M B A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Education John Outterson B.S., M.Ed. Ed.D. Chairman of Department of Education James Umholtz B.S.. M.S.. Ed.D. 31 William Stewart B.A., B.Ed.. M.A., Ph.D. Chairman of English Department A Ivan R. MeFadyen A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of English Language Math Eu tu io Fernandez B.S.. M.A.. M.A.E. Doctor on Letras Professor of Spanish Department Chairman Reintraut Jonsson B.A.. M S.. Ed.D. Associate Professor of German. French A.J. Kainen A.B.. M.A. Assistant Prdfessor of Mathematics Owen Reynolds B.S.. M.S. Assistant Proferor of Mathematics William Gallagher A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of English Nora Helvcy B.A., C.E.F. Assistant Professor of French M. C. Rhodes B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. Sc.D Professor of Mathematics W. F. Lloyd A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Miles C. Hartley A.B.. B.S., M.A., B.M., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Department Chairman John H. Linden meyer B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Political Science James Covington B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science George Botjer B.S., M.A. Instructor in History Geography Clarence M. Pruitt A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Geography Department Chairman Noel Stevens B.M., M.M. M.A.D. Department Chairman Lyman Wilts® Mus-B.. M.M. Associate Professor of Music 33 Sociology Willis J. Dunn A.B.. M.A., PliD. Associate Professor of Department Chairman of Department Fred Dislier A.B., M.S.W. Assistant Professor of Sociology Psychology C J. Mo A.B., MA.. Pli.D. Associate Professor of Psychology James Pictrangcli A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology Charles West B.A.. M.A., Ph D. Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Curtis Gilgash A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Religion Rabbi David Ziclonka B.M.. A.B. Rabbi. L.H.D.D.D. Professor of Religion Department Chairman Michael Doran A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology 34 Physics Col Paul Reichlc B.S., M.S.. M.A. Biology Chemistry D. Howard Tyner B.S., MS, Pli.D. Department Chairman Elmer Jones B.S., M.S. Assistant Profess � of Biology Marlon Ellison B.S., M S.. Ph.D. Robert Wean BS., Ph.D Professor of Biology Dcpartment Chairman 35 MacDill Center No stately palms. No ivy covered buildings — Classes are held in some 16 Classrooms located in Various parts of MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE. Classes are primarily held for active per- sonnel, but dependents, retire military and civ- il service workers arc permitted to enroll. The MACDILL CENTER 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 without study on the Main cam- pus. 36 A nrw student !i� cu w the core curriculum. IMAmA ThfMiph .mall claw Airmen receive the full benefit of their on b� e education. Professor like� time to help student understand hit assignment. Small class� make for interesting discussions. Organizations Homecoming Queen Miss Wiijnnr Starling Mines Penny Donaghur, Second Maid Sponsored by Dicta Chi: Ada Addison, l-nlyin ailing Sponsored bv Zeia Tau Alpha: Wilannr Starling. Homecoming Queen Sponsored by Tau Epsilon Phi: Linda Gaaev. Fiwi Maid Spon- Mlrnl by Spanith Hub: Lorraine Morale . Thirtl Maid Sponsored bv Sigma Plii Epsilon. anil Their Escorts. 41 A New Queen Reigns Moment of excitement I’.irn wishes, along; with the student body, Wilannc a most exciting; reign '’Br� i Fraternity Display Tan Kapjxi Kpilon Third Pi Kappa Phi 44 Place Fraternity Winners Lawn-Displays First Place Independents McKav Hall Della Sorority's Second Plate Winning Display lo Funny F v . From Tlirir Sofl Mood� ... The Town Criers Sound� And Son � 46 Some Pop Sound� Cave the Alumni And Student Body The Opportunity To Let Loose. From Conversation� . At Hie Tabic� To The Soft Murie' Of The Orehr tra. The Brother Of TV Dali Lana. 48 Oner Upon A Mauros As Present'd By The University Players. A Girl And Her Dog In Silent Meditation. Odis Cives His Rendition Of The Creation Story.” Behind Tlx- Seen� Action. Tite Bongo Beat Behind The Student Union. ■♦9 Ed Salerno Entertain At One Of The Student Hootenannies. Concert In The Main Ballroom The Street Dance Band Rocked The Minarets Alpha Oii Omega Wnners Of The Annual Christmas Sing 50 I Student Government Sue Black. Co-ed Vice President; George Watson. Vice President John Mine . President Clay Moore. Tom Ferrantc. Joe Mucklevidi, Jane Humphrey� . Claudia Newbold, Carolyn Shower . Dirk Perrier, Dell Davi� . l� u Litu� House of Representatives Organisation Representatives Pat Harrington; John Hines; Suzanne Black; and Judv Bonitz Moroccan Dr. Thompson. Family Advhor. J Rmh While, Alan Oiotiack. Julie Quinlan� . Stanley Pietrowica, Bernard Alicki. Joann Riwno. Tony A bello. laier Harn«on. and Bob Tem. Editor-in-Chief Bernard P. Alicki Business Manager Alan M. Choback Associate Editor Julie Quintana Managing Editor Stanley Pietrowicz Layout Editor Robert J. Terri Class Editor Karen Cobb Senior Class Editor JoAnn Russo Organizations Editor Tony Abella Greek Editor Clare Saft Fraternity Editor Lucv Harrison J Copy Editor Sandy Klementis Faculty Editor Ruth White Sports Editor Pete Cook Faculty Advisor Dr. F. Thompson Business Consultant Mr. E. Sliz Photography Art Thomas Col. Hutchins 79631 Steve Bowen Karen Cobb 55 Moroccan Potrr Cook. Sport' Editor 56 Karen Cobb. Oats Editor Mr. E. Siiz. Busincs Consulunt Col. Hutchins. Photo Consulunt Ruth WHie. F cu'ty Editor Tony AWU. Orpni ration Editor Lucy Harrison. Fraternity Editor Joann Rum . Senior Class Editor Minaret Staff members arc : Slterrie Edwards. Howard llmMiun, Kathleen Dornblaser, Cindy Vitardabo. Tom Frrrantc. Dave Scott. Julie Quintana. Richard Bucklunlz and Carmen GofUsalot. RICHARD PERRIER ............................EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CLARE SAFT ......................ASSISTANT TO EDITOR ALEX K1NNAIRD .....................................BUSINESS MANAGER TOM FF.RRANTE ...................................ACCOUNTANT HOWARD HOSSMAN......................ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR DARBY DORNBLASER ...........................PHOTO EDITOR DAVE SCOTT ..................................NEWS EDITOR MIKE MOORE ................................SPORTS EDITOR KARLIN KUNGLER ...........................FEATURE EDITOR GAIL FISCHER.............................EXCHANGE EDITOR DEL DAVIS .........................................CONGRESS REPORTER STAFF ......'............Odis Richardson, Richard BuckhanU. Julie Quintana, Wallace, Brown, Sherrie, Edwards, A. L. Spohn, Steve Bowen, Bob Harris, Bob Terri, and Joann Russo. 58 Alex Kinnsrd: Bucine Manager Exchange Editor, Gail Fither Aaaistant to the Editor. Clare Saft Ulema STANDING: Barry Miller, Carl Schmitz. Tyronne McMurrry. Walter Ko low� ki. Dunvjrd Mallcw . Kevin Hughes. SITTING: Overton Canon);. Lenn Thonvr . Joan King. Janet Roger� Our organization was founded by a group of students on the Dean’s List for the purpose of promoting scholarship at the University of Tampa, and affiliating with a national honor society, preferably Phi Beta Kappa. Our organization was founded on May 1, 1964. Our first officers were, Bar- ry Miller, President; Janet Rogers, Vice-President; Luzette Sarcone, Sec- retary; and John Whitbeck, Treasurer. Ulema had six of it‘s members named to Who’s Who; Barry Miller, Janet Rogers, Overton Ganong, Judy Orovic, Tyrone McMurray and Kevin Hughes. As part of our services to the school we ran a tutoring service for those students who were deficient in certain areas of their academic endeavors. A highlight of the year for us, was a dinner-meeting given at the home of our advisor Dr. Charles West. With the help of our productive members and our faculty advisor. Dr. West, we have moved from a position if invisability at the University of Tam- pa to a position of prominence and honor. 60 Psi Chi Bim- Miller, Harriet Apter, Jerry Kuuman, L Spoiuo. Charles Shrrill Psi Chi is the National Honorary Society in Psy- chology. The University of Tampa Chapter began in 1962 as a Psychology Club under the su- pervision of Dr. Curtis A. Gilgash. The Psy- chology Club within one year, the minimum amount of time, met the requirements of the na- tional Psi Chi organization, and was accepted into its membership. Our acceptance in the minimum time requirement indicated the high standards main- tained by the petitioning members and the entire Psychology Department. The Charter members were initiated February 23, 1963. We are composed of two types of members, ac- tives and associates. The associates are primarily students who have not had sufficcnt time to meet the course requirements or the rigid academic standards necessary for active membership. Ac- tive behavior in addition to maintaining a posi- tion in the upper third of their psychology courses and the upper half of their class. The University of Tampa Chapter of Psi Chi holds monthly meetings, with a noted Psy- chologist as guest speaker. In addition we have field trips to relevant institutions and perform ser- vices for the various mental health organizations. The purpose of Psi Chi is to advance the science of psychology and to encourage, stim- ulate, and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields. 61 National Honorary Band Fraternity Pi Alpha Theta National Honorary History Fraternity 62 I he purpose oi the Delo Forensic Society (named in honor of President Delo) is to pro- mote intercollegiate and campus forensic ac- tivities. Its intercollegiate debate team has par- ticipated in several state-wide tournaments, and its activities in the fields of oratory, dra- matic reading and extemparaneous speaking serve as a speaker’s bureau for Tampa Uni- versity and the community. A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.” — Proverbs 25:11 Delo Forensic Society 63 Panhellenic SEATED: Jane Humphrey . Sue Black. .Marcia Chalfin STANDING: Florence Barbour. Eilob Cual. Sarah Santo . Dean Kinp, Belay Madzula. Marilce Duren. Kathy larwe. Baptist Student Union Newman Club Advisor. l)r. Kobrrt J. Dew; Vice President. Nick IVmipcilo: Provident. Rulh Havwird; Treasurer. Tony Abella. The purpose of the Newman Club is to bring all Catholics together in religious and social events. In the past year we have had many wonderful times together. Our first get together was a wonderful success as was our Halloween and Christmas parties and our annual picnic. On the religious side we have had many outstanding speakers from all over the state come and speak to us on a variety of subjects, ranging from inter- religious marriages to the riots at the University of California. We are very proud of our candidate Penny Donaghue, who won the Moroccan Queen Contest. Also special thanks go to Ruth Hayward, President; Nick Ponpelio, Vice President; Tony Abella, Treasurer; Bob Terri, Corresponding Secretary; and Joann Russo, Recording Secretary. FIRST ROW — Rick Cilli . Mike Boss. John Perry, Dick Messenger. Dave Murphy. Edward Nuwantowski. Gan1 Rapp. Mike Davis. Mickey Goff. SECOND ROW — Mike Larin. Blaine Turner. George Rone, Prank Vining, Ron Bretl. Gary Hallaucr. Wayne Blount. Ralph Beatty. THIRD ROW — Bob Schill. Howard Langdon. Charles Fourcs. Dan Cogan. Fred Conte. Jim Underhill. Jim Warfield. Ed TV ahold. FOURTH ROW — Ed Owen. Kevin Hurt. George Watson, Pete Meoli. Lettermans Club 66 Kappa Pi Gilbert Dr Meza. Sherry Wallace. Tom Robert too. M try Lroek, Lam Unger. Mr. Creen. 67 Barry Greenfield, Neil Roiwv, At Arno� -. Denim Scliill. Harvtt Hiller. Hol Milo$hcv ky, Hob Mini , Lurv Pineo. Bob Warren. Phil Davi� , Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organization 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 between the commercial world and students of com- merce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Alan Oioluck: Ijrry Roienbcrfl; Leslie Pattnn: Jeff Hriee: Kick O.irfinkle: Al ljob (h. 68 CEA 69 Childhood Education Association Bernard P. Alirki. Treasurer; Linda Casey. Secretary; Julie Quintana, President; Advi- � or Dr. Kutt.wk) Fernandez: Snndra Klem-rnlis. Vice-President. To show good fellowship and understanding among its members, seeking to offer an opportunity for all students to practice the Spanish language while en- joying good companionship are the goals of the club. Congratulations go to Sondra Klementis, who rep- resented us in the Moroccan Queen Contest and to Linda Casey, who represented us in the Homecoming Queen Contest and as first Maid of that Court. Memories for the year recall our imaginary visits through film series and lectures to Latin-America, South America and Spain. Our yearly trip to Ybor City was again a great success. Thanks go to Tony Abella, Bernard P. Alicki, Steve Bowen, Clay Moore, Clare Saft, and Bob Terri, whose help surely was appreciated. Special thanks go to Dr. Fernandez, our friend and advisor for his efforts on our behalf. Beginning a new accomplishment that we hope will continue with the club, for the first time we gave Spanish Club Awards to members of the faculty and administration and members of the student body whom we believe have best continued to advance the ideals for which this University was founded. The members of the administration and faculty are as follows: Dr. David M. Dclo, President; Dr. Willis Dunn, Registrar and Director of Counseling, and pro- fessor of Sociology; Dr. J. D. Locke, professor of English. The students are as follows: Bernard P. Alicki, Editor of Moroccan, President of Sigma Tau Delta and Pi Delta Epsilon; Sue Black, Co-ed Vice- President and President of Zcta Tau Alpha Sorority; Julie Quintana, Assoc. Editor of Moroccan, and His- torian of Sigma Tau Delta. 70 Pi Delta Epsilon SITTING; Kathleen DomMuer; Stanly Put row kv; Bernard P. Alicki; Julie Quintana. STANDING; Advifor, Col. Frank Hutcliin� ; Dave Scott; Dick Perrier. Dick D.uiibon. Honarary Journalism Fraternity Pi Delta Epsilon National Journalism Fraternity is the student regulating body for all campus publication. Chartered in 1957, and voting member of the National Convention, it awards membership to those students on the newspaper, annual, and radio who demonstrate outstanding sendee. It sen'es to create the most attractive publications possible, and to promote the University through publication exchange programs. Through the efforts of the Pi Delts, the contributing schools have often selected our publications as samples of superior collegiate journalism. 71 Civinettes Over 1900 years ago the Man of Galilee declared: ''Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them, and so is the Creed of the Collegiate Civinettes. The Collegiate Civitan are known for being the builders of good citizenship. To practice the Golden Rule; to make it pay dividends both material and spiritual; to bridge with it the road to better under- standing between faculty, administration and student; to build upon it a finer and nobler citizenship is our pledge. The Collegiate Civinettes of the University of Tampa was chartered on April 7, 1964. The founding officers were: Hope Harbison, President; Sandra Weingarten, Vice President; Linda Casey, Secretary; Lis Calandrino, Treasurer. As we look over the year we remember the many new girls who became members of the Collegiate Civinettes. They harbor from many states across our vast nation. In the fall we enjoyed participating with the Civitan Clubs of Tampa in selling the traditional fruitcake at Christmastime. The money derived from the sale aided various charity organizations throughout the city of Tampa. Our officers installed in November 1964, are as follows: Sandra Wein- garten, President; Hope Harbison. Vice President; Ruth Hayward, Secretary; Linda Bashline, Treasurer; Lola Pius, Chaplain. Miss Ann Garner consented to act as faculty advisor for the group. This year we added a Board of Directors, they are: Patricia Cascone, Mickey Hunt, and Suzanne Towsend. Joyce Petilio was elected to the House of Representatives. Lovely Sandra Weingarten, represented us in competition for Moroc- can Queen. We, the Collegiate Civinettes, would like to express our deepest gratitude to the students, faculty and administration for making this organization a successful one. 72 Circle K Service Club 'Hie Circle K Club is not a social fra- ternity; it is a service organization for college men operating on the campus and is similar to Kiwanis and other service clubs. It is a leadership and character build- ing group which serves the campus and the community. 73 Lykes Hall Dorm Association Religious Council Sigma Alpha Iota Linda Klein; Lcn Crodin: Marscila Letnley: Tony Abella. Lin- da Casey; Nick Pompilco. Howell Hall Residence Halls Harry Mulhawl Assistant to Dean of Men Main Smiley McKay University Singers Performing it the Winter Festival The University of Singers performing with Director Mileom Wally. 76 • X Band 77 Malcolm WmiIv. Conductor of Univcr� ilv Singer� I)r. Nod Steven� . Conductor of University of Tani|U liuid Sigma Tau Delta Hdene Jarmol. Gerald Kutmun, Zaidi (’ardo. Sondra Klftricnti� , Patii Ncvrton. Bernard P. Alicki. SECOND ROW — Kay Ncvrton. Mary Ly ck. Jultc Quintana, Penny Donahue. The goals of the Rho Zeta Chapter of Sigma Tau Del- ta at the University of Tampa are to encourage the study of English Literature and to foster writing of high literary quality. Our officers arc as follows: Bernard P. Alicki, Pres- ident; Gerald Kutzman, Vice President; Mary Lysek, Secretary; Patti Newton, Treasurer; Julie Quintana, Historian. Our president represented the fraternity in the House of Representatives and we are honored by his being chosen Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of that group. As we remember the year we recall Dr. H. Baker and his farewell banquet, our pledges and especially our literary magazine DeNovo. We thank Tony Ga- nong the Editor of DeNovo for his fine work. As our year came to a close we bid farewell to eight of our members who arc graduating, Bernard P. Al- icki; Tony Ganong; Helene Jarmol; Gerald Kutzman; Mary Lysek; Patti Newton; Zaida Pardo; and Julie Quin- tana. . . . in Spirit Through our Activities . . in Study 79 . in Play . . . in Convmation . . in a Relaxed Mood Headrhwleadcr: Sandy Lima A Dajli of Lemon To Keep The Voire Up To Par. Cheerleaders V Riordrn. S. Monoco. S. Rogue. R. Coniglirro. J. Reilly. R. Scot I. D. Daw . TOP TO BOTTOM: S. Wamirin. J. Bonitz. S. Lima. J� nr Belts Oul SPARTANS FIGHT. 82 Lind� Kj Strickland, Head Majorca. Carol Jean Twirl Her Flag During Half Time Show. L Hoffman. J. Bdiran. P. Kednor. L Harmon. K. I-owe. FROST: M. IXiren. Catherine Battaglia Roberta Down' Linda Com-v Overi Ellb Karlin Klingler Linda Buhlinc Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega has again had a year of recognition and honors. Wilanne Starling was selected Homecoming Queen with Linda Casev on her Court as First Maid. Linda Casey and Jane Humphreys were on the Moroccan Court as Second and Third Maids respectively. Five in our Sisterhood were honored by being elected to Who's Who: Jane Humphreys, Bettsy Madzula, Elizabeth Rcd- zig, Wilanne Starling and Linda Casev. The voices of Al- pha Chi again won the coveted Xmas Sing trophy. At the annual Scholarship Banquet, the sorority presented awards to outstanding members: Luzette Sarcone was awarded the Nash Higgens Award, Bettsy Madzula re- ceived the award for the highest grade average, and Su- zanne Momaco was granted the award for the most im- proved grades. Gamma Pi Chapter was presented a tro- phy from National Alpha Chi for consistency in high scholarship. We of Alpha Chi have had another year of unforgettable events such as Winter Party, Xmas Orphan’s Party, Car- nation Breakfast, Pi Kap-Alpha Chi Barefoot Ball, Pil- gram’s and Bunny Days, and in the spring, our tradition- al formal Lead Out Dance for pledges. Qirbtinr Hyland Suzanne Monaco Kli abelh Rrttzig Leslie Smith 85 Wilannc Starling Jane Stokes Carol Wilson Delta Sorority Judy Alverest Rosalie Aprile OFFICERS Marilee Duren President Nancy Bercngucr Vice President Rosalie Aprile Secretary Estela Gaul Treasurer Florente Barbour Marilee Duren Diana F.spino 86 Eslela Cual Diane Harder Delta Sorority returned to the school year 1964-65 with the annual Fall Fling after the second football game. It was a great success and started off a great year. Sister Rosalie Coniglio represented Delta on the Homecom- ing Queen Contest. Our lawn display won second place. Sis- ter Estela Gaul represented us in the Moroccan Queen Con- test. Sandra Seed was chosen as Most Outstanding Fledge in our Fall Pledge Class. Janet Rogers was the recipient of the Sigma Sigma Sigma Scholastic award. Tow of our sisters were elected to Who’s W'ho, they arc Janet Rogers and Marilec Duren. Marilee is Panhellenic Treasurer; Estela Gaul is our representative. Rosalie Coniglio represented Delta on the cheerlcading squad. Marilee Duren heads the Daneorettes. Florence Bar- bour, Janet Rogers, and Marilee Duren are floor proctors at Howell Hall. We are especially proud of sister Judy Alvarez who ranks third in the nation in tennis. Thanks go to Florence Barbour for representing us in the House of Representatives. As another year draws to a close, we remember . . . shoe-shine day, Christmas parties. May Day, Mother-Daughter Bamjuet, and the Sweetheart Ball L di Yglwm Sandra Seed Diane Ycngling Delta Phi Epsilon C il Coolow Eliubcth Frink The sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon have achieved the first ol their many goals by attaining a true non-sectarian sis- terhood. Officers for the ’64-’65 year were Marcia Chal- Iin. President; Sharon Weinstein, Vice President; Gail Coslow; Secretary, and Marilyn Bronstein, Treasurer. With much effort we were able to make this, our first year, a very rewarding one. Under the direction of Sister Roberta Cirincione, we were able to win Best Sorority” trophy for our Homec- oming lawn display. Sister Sharon Weinstein represented us in the Competition for Homecoming Queen. The Decphcrs are involved in various campus activities. Sister Sandra Weingarten was elected to Who’s Who and is also the President of the Civinettes on campus. Sister Jacqueline Beltram is a member of the Spartanettes, and an active participant in varsity sports, as is Sister Mari- lyn Bronstein. Sisters Erline Gladstone, Elizabeth Frank, and Janice Freid arc active in the University Players and Alpha Psi Omega. D Phi E. was able to capture the intramural volleyball championship for the second consecutive year. To found a sorority is a great responsibility. We as a new chapter of D Phi E hope to establish some new and lasting traditions that will benefit all young women who wish to become Deepher’s as well as the University of Tampa. Sandra Weingarten Sharon Wcin� tein Sarah Marie Santo� Joyce Ann Thompooi Zeta Tau Alpha Faye Adana Suzanne Black Pa: Caxonc Ad� Addi� on Judy Boaitt I Orrai rw' Cuiita Kalhv Lovre Elaine Mendez 90 Since its founding at Longwood College, Farmville, Vir- ginia, in October 15, 1898. Zeta Tau Alpha has been on the move. Among its many successes was the Zeta Script Dance following the McNeese game. Then Homecoming ap- proached and Zeta won Best All Around” for their lawn display. Rush proved an exciting time once more with the acquisition of five new fall pledges: Connie Tokarski, Carran Porter, Phyllis Koda, Hope Harbison, and Carol Spooner. Sister Ada Addison, sponsored by ZTA, was chosen Home- coming Lady-in-Waiting, and first maid in the Moroccan Queen Contest. Sister Suzanne Black, sponsored by TEP placed fourth maid in the Moroccan Queen Contest. Sister Sue Black is Co-cd Vice President and Sister Gail Fisher is Sophomore Vice President. Sisters Sue Black and Kathy Lowe are Panhellenic President and representative, re- spectively. Sisters Sue Black and Lola Pius were named Pi Kappa Phi Daughters. Elected to 1964-65 Who’s Who are Sisters Ada Addison and Suzanne Black. Civinette Vice President is Sister Hope Harbison. Sister Judy Bonitz is a cheerleader, Sister Kathy Lowe a dancerette and Sister Linda Kay Strickland, head majorette. All the fun of this year will be kept in the fond mem- ories of our Christmas Dinner-Dance, Founder’s Day Banquet, Big-Little Sister Luncheons, and ZTA Stardust Ball, putting the crowning touch to another wonderful year for Zeta Tau Alpha. Michde Hunt Phylli� Koda Adrienae Moindm Marie Pokirney Clenna Osborne Carr an Porter 1-ola Puis Nancy Mooney Pi Kappa Phi Prior Bowen Stephen Bowen Dan Carroll Eugene ChlrtKoki (Charles Cullen Pi Kappa Phi was once again honored with the trophy for having the best fraternity lawn display. Our magic 'genie’ was the begin- ning of this year’s highlights and brought us many parties and gatherings. One of these highlights was the party held in the penthouse of the Tampa Terrace Hotel. Everyone who came went away saying they had a good time. Our annual Christmas party was also a very good time. These two parties, however, only highlighted the season as we had many other parties in between. Miss Suzanne Black was the Pi Kapp nomination for the 1964 Homecoming Queen. Our pretty Miss Black did a fine job in rep- resenting the school, her sorority and our fraternity. Upcoming events include the Roman party, the Alpha-Chi, Pi Kapp Barefoot Ball, and our Rose Ball. This year has one more meaning for the brothers of Beta Lambda Chapter. This year marks the tenth anniversary of our fraternity at the University of Tampa. OFFICERS President Treasurer Secretary Historian Warden Chaplain Asst. Treasurer Social Chairman Richard Nicolosi Harry Mac Grotty Tom Brice Rick Whitney Jack Larrison Charles Cullens Walter Wilks Doug Dali ion Dell Davis Ronald Gagnon James Gorman Jamr Holmes Jack Larrbon Jack McMjhu Ed Owen Grep Millhm Louix Morion Ijou Paertti Michael Perry Sam Popello 93 Michael Zidek Phi Epsilon Newton Friese Peter Gavel Ralph Crowther Donald Bra. icr James Balwinb David Hadderman Raymond Hulahati Arthur DcRoy David Dutch William Cebauer John Hines Robert Kerns William Haiges 94 Donald Koechlrin OFFICERS: John Hines ................................... President Barry George .............................Vice President Anthony Asplin ............................... Secretary Terrance Wilson ........................... Comptroller David Dutch .................................. Historian This was another banner year for the Brothers of the Golden Heart. The Sig Eps enjoyed a fine Homecoming and must compliment Donald Braiser for a fine job on the lawn display. Chapter President John Hines was elected President of the Student Body and President of S.U.S.G.A. John Hines and Donald Kocchlcin were elected to Who’s Who In American Colleges and Universities for the second straight year. Dino Kutrumbos was elected President of the Sopho- more class and William Oakerson won the school’s Borden Prize for the highest average in the Freshman class. Don Braiser won the Chapter’s Scott Key for the highest academic average. The red and purple were defending champions of the intramural sports plaque and Fred Conte was the most outstanding intramural athlete. Many Brothers participated in varsity sports as well as intramurals. The Sigs were quite active this spring with all their functions, both at the University and around the state. However, the Sig Ep Formal Weekend with the Sweetheart Ball and the crowning of the Queen was the highlight of the entire year. Neil Kowsry Ed Thcahold 95 Everett Vital! Robert Adimead Chari� FWnr Lenny Berkowitz Ri� wl Bowman Steven Bronrtdn Richard Burkhanl Tau Epsilon Phi Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Tau Epsilon Phi had a very suc- cessful 19 4-1965 school year. Among the various social activities, there were a special few that will always be remembered by the brothers. There was the Homecoming lawn display, Support the Spartans.” Not only were odds given that it could never be allowed in front of the school, but many wondered where did this fraternity get the nerve to go ahead with the idea. Nevertheless, the making of this lawn display brought out one of the true prin- ciples of fraternalism — to do voluntarily that which must lx: done!” Tau Epsilon Phi served unselfishly the community of Tampa. Our orphan's party tried to restore the true meaning of Christ- mas into unfortunate children by having Santa Claus” (Brother Grodin) give them presents, candy and ice cream and entertain them with jokes and games. This function was such a crowning success, that the fraternity decided to make this an annual service. The Cowboys and Indians Party with Theta Chi brought forward a new relationship between two fraternities and in turn strengthened the Greek community. We hope to continue with this line of activity in the future. In November 1964, we celebrated our second anniversary with Open House” as 203 Verne Street. This event was characterized by visits from the administration, faculty and by Mr. Jacobs, our honorary adviser who gave spiritual guidance” to all those concerned. The Spring Hush party of 1965 once more acclaimed popular liking — a boat party on the Gulf of Mexico. More important, Tau Epsilon Phi welcomed into its Portals newr brothers of whom we expect will carry on our traditions and customs. At the close of the 1965 year, we say good luck” but not farewell” to seven TEP graduates who have served their fraternity through times of crisis and success with devotion and servitude. They are as follows: Alan Chico” Epstein, Alan E. Kalsmith, Lee Formato. Jeff Pearl, Marty Steinberg, Richard Riesenberg and Robert Padernacht. 96 Sarxlj Finmin Lroiurd Grodin 97 Joe Schwartx Hdgc Velde Fred Weinberg t � Bob Cbcrci Stephen Corrao Ira Gill-mn Tau Kappa Epsilon For the twelth year Epsilon Beta has won the award for the highest scholastic average on campus. The National Inter-fraternity Council also sited Epsilon Beta for this academic accomplishment. Epsilon Beta, with an average of 1.3, also helped our In- ternational Fraternity gain honors. TKE began its full support for school activities by bring- ing its traditional TKE bell to the first football game. But TKE support for athletics didn't stop here. TKE took full part in the intramurals program by giving each member an opportunity to show his diverse capabilities. In the social area TKE hit an all time high by having numerous parties. The season was highlighted by our Hawaiian Luau and an Old Fashion Suray ride that will long be remembered by all. Our leaders on campus arc: Dave Murphy in Student Congress; Bob Cheret and Larry Unger in IFC; Ron Haws is doing a fine job at the Falk Theater, and finally Steve Carroa and John Harriet, who are busy running student union functions. We wish our graduating seniors the best of luck always. They are Tyrone McMurrey, Ron Haws, Gary Seiden, John Harriet, Steve Corrao, Bob Cheret, Jack Somcrstcin, Bill Anderson, and Ira Gilman. The TKES arc proud to have Dr. McFadyen as our new- ly installed Faculty Advisor. Officers: Carl Alonso ....................................President Don McFall ................................Vice-President David Murphy ...................................Secretary Tv McMurrey ....................................Treasurer Warren Petzold ..................................Chaplain Jack Sornerstein ...............................Historian Horulil Him Michael Kate Don McFall ’I Tyrone M Murrey Chri Monk� Darid Murphy Erie Nelson Warren Prize Id Jack So men Inn Jowph Spencer Lanrv Unger John .Verse Ken Rosner Theta Chi I I i Alan Arno� Arnic Abitnbilo Gregory Barber Siroi� Barker Kenneth ftwak Hold Up! — The 1964-65 school year has been an excellent one for the brotherhood of Theta Chi. Parties, rush, intramurals, house improvements, and scholastic upgrading have added much to the well known quality of the Epsilon Zeta Chapter. With the opening of the fall semester, the brothers moved into their newly redecorated house, and with the work of brothers and pledges, improvements on the property have continued. This past year also showed the brothers taking the lead in the intramural field by taking the football, volleyball, and baitcasting fraternity championships. Theta Chis also were again leaders on campus. George W'atson was Student Body Vico President who organized Homecoming, Ken Bozak acted as Senior Class Vice President, Gary Garbis was president of Circle K. Lou Litus was the Student Congress Attorney General, Bill McManigal, Ed Salerno, Russell Thompson, Gary Garbis, and Bob Terri were members of the first active House of Representatives. Also, George Watson, Ken Bozak. Gary Garbis, and Kevin Hughes were elected to Who’s Who. Some of the successful parties included the rush parties at the beginning of each semester, the first inter-fraternal party, and the annual orphanage Christmas party. Another exciting year was concluded at the annual spring Ring Dance with the crowning of the Theta Chi Dream Girl. Richard Kurnev Carl A. Forcabcrp Frank R. Calamitas Jim Galmin Gary GarhU too William Gucrrii-ro Korulil ll.vldlr — - Peier M. Law UuU Litu� ■ III Mike McMillan Jerry MeMurtrie Paul Miniehidlo Robert Mini Paul Sachetli Jason Scarlaio KhvmII Tlvomp� on Dave Tucker 101 ■n Classes the student body PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE TO 1965 SENIORS As you leave the University to enter a new life and a fresh career, you carry with you the hopes and best wishes of the entire University. Your successes will be ours. The reputation of an institution is measured by the accomplishments of its graduates, their attitudes toward the business of living and their relationships to their fellow human beings. You graduate at an exciting and troubled period in the world’s history, which offers each of you an unparalleled opportunity to make a great con- tribution to our society. All of us who remain behind believe you will do so. This is also a time when private colleges, such as your alma mater, are fighting for survival. Your degree from the University of Tampa will grow in value as the University secures the resources to increase the (juality of its program. Loyal, interested alumni can do much to assist the University to achieve this goal. I hope that each of you will do your part and will remain in spirit and action a continuing part of the University. My personal con- gratulations and best wishes go with each of you. DAVID M. DELO President 104 Senior Class Officers: Ken Bouk acting I’re . and Beltsy Madxula. See. President Delo Faye Adam� Ada Additon Harriet Agster Bernard Alicki Carl Alonso Thelma C. Aprile Alan A mow Paul Babikow Judi Baccarella 106 James Batumi Bobby Betancourt Orlando Blancato Nancy Berengucr Allan Bern Raymond Bourgholtzcr Peter Bowen Kenneth Bowk Warner Brainerd 107 Marilyn Bronstcin Steven Bronstcin Thomas Burnell Calvin Brown James Caruth Linda Casey Eugene Clilebicki Alan M. Choback Sarah Jane Bullard Vincent Carreno Bob Cliearet Peter Ciccarella 108 Ixonard Cimador Francisco Cisneros James Clawsen Anthony Com ilia Edward Connell Stephen Corrao Kay Crevasse Edwin F. Crocker Nestor Cueto Carol L Cramccki 109 Juan Miguel Cukicr Charles Cullen.'. Phil Daves Donald Decker I, ' I Tom Doan June Dorabiala Dwain Erickson Alan Epstein Carl R. Forcsbcrg Angelo Fazio Elizabeth Ferguson Robert Ferris W. A. DeVitt Marilyn Earl Dennis Felt I 110 Newton J. Friese Lionel Garcia John Hinc� William Howell 112 I James Holmes Jane Humphreys Kevin Hughes Allan Knlwnith Wesley B. Jones Christine Hyland Helene Jarmol 113 Karlin Klinglcr Donald Koeehlein Walter Kozlowski Larry Maicr 114 515 Frank Mcnendez Charlotte Messing Dick Mefsinger Andrew J. Mirabolc Catherine Morelli Brenda Morchcad Louis Morizzo Harry A. Mulhall Patricia Newton Robert Mint George Moran Joseph Muklevicz Richard Obntann 116 mm Beatrice O’Brien Rita Owen Robert Pademaclit Zaida Pardo Marian Parks Leslie Paston Jeffrey Pearl Charles Pesano Dennis Petretti William Pierce Stanley Pietrowicz 117 I arry Pineo Jim Powell Sam Pupcllo Jerome Quinn Roland Rasmussen Odis Gene Richardson Richard Ricscnbcig Richard Ricth Phillip Pullara Julie Quintana Ronnie Rivers Nancy Roos Linda Ramsey Frank A. Rowscy Neil Rowscy Tonyia J. Sayre Barbara Sea ho Joyce Schocning Wilson Severance Minja Shin Jack Somcrstein Kenneth Store Leonard Stovall Clinton Summcrsill Joseph Tnmaino Thaddeus Tlumey Carol Valnrdi Joseph Vartk Wilannc Starling Craig Sunken Ronald Tucker Ed. Thcobold Emma Stanford I 120 Salvatore Versaggi W. P. Vincent Timothy Willis ’’I David Villari Gilbert Webb Arthur Wittich Eugene Ymolck Fred Weinberg Sandra Wcingarten William Willson Carol Wilson Anne Yasehik 121 Michael Zidek James C. Abruzano Su an Alm r l John Amo� Leonard Alumra Harriet Aronson David Bahilo Daniel Baldry Annette Ayer 122 Norman Bdlitt Jacqueline Beltran Leslie Benson Roger C Brn mi Allan Berg Robert Berg 123 Joel Braver man Jean Brown Marv- Butler Nomun Calhoun Edgar (jmjiboll Thoir.� � Charlton Judith Carlson Roberta Grincionr Virginia Chandler Gerry Charette Cforge Constantin I 124 Richard Cooper Krcd Cope Kn: l Crook Lee Cornelius a! Art Bon Davis fcft Richaril Davison Richard Decker Carole Dclk 125 John Doherty Penelope Dor.oghue Robert Douglas ;— Geoffrey Ellin Diana FxpinoM Joe F.lli Burton Epel Cecelia Fernanda Fred Ferwerda John l)ul ow ki 126 JoM’ph Fink Mart Fiidon John Carver William Crbau-T 127 Cary Gregg Anthony Guaiuco William Gurrricro Stephen Ho Jerry Holey George IlieVey Nancy Higginbotham Raymond Holahan Charles Horn Eugene llaniky Howard llowman 128 ft Judith Johnson Riduril King Kolir.il Kin� Holx-rl Krubrl Jeff Krarmrr Kmamn-I Kirtlat John l.ingd 129 Peter I-avv Kenneth I -II� Pal Ijngerfclt 130 Jimmy Love Clari MacDonald Carole Matthri«z Kichard Martinez Carre� McKcrnati D� mel Niv'horn Dean Montgomery John Neesc William McNamara William Muruev Thoma MoMurlrie Paul Minichiello Susan MoM Roni Mucha Jerc Mum Nancy Mooncy Eric Nelson Jr. Robert Ne� nun 131 Rav Nc ton Richard Nicolcni Qiarlr Noonan 132 Warren I’eUold Kenton Pielct Dudley Pir.der Nirhola� Pompilio Gerald Krilly Richard Robichaud Qiarl Pilisci Gloria Qwsada Robrrl Reave� Larry Kirmcrsma Jane� Roger Elizabeth Redrip Suzanne Rame) Karen Reynolds licia Rodrigue Joseph Pizza no Mary Pisano F.ugrn Piwella r 134 Phillip Scott Robert Scott Samir Seed 135 Allot! Slolz Coorgr Slroutr Drrck Taylor Loley Tailor Lomu Thoma Harvey Tucker Paul Uhl Arthur Van Wvck Cuy Van Wyck Robert White Shirley Wallof Gaik- Whitman Harold TillotMin Richard Whitney 136 Char! « VUiiison Aniliony A belli Arnold Aliiubilo Oiri Alfano Henry Allen An1i nia Amoroso Omn Andcr Skip Apple Mary Jo Arduengo Sophomores William Afford Dennis Alvarez 138 Robert Aihtnmd Richard Atkinson Mazd Aucrhan Qass Officer� : Qurlc� Kutrombus. Prcsidenl: Gail Fischer. Vice-President. Helm Bdiwarion Ridurd Benjamin Riclurd Benson Victoria Brrdy David Bi Donald Blaunrr Charles RI o Mary Ann Bohlyn 139 Carol Barad Gregor)- Barber Florence Barbour John Barkoloo Barry Beam Charles Behar Lcnnic Berkowiu Gary Berman r © lto� el Bowman Jolm Braun Nancy Briner Ann (ameron Marie Bonitz Sian Brain Geoffrey Brice Helene CalUgirone Margie Bowen Palrici.i (liwonr Sleplim Bovine Wallace Brown Yvonne Cinliiulc Philip Brovin Dan Carroll Jrral Carter 140 Will tam Cajev David Chinan Man' Collin Sherry Cor� on Charles Chopp Rxhard Clarke Karen Cobh Robert Cohen Pjtrioia Collins Gerald Collom Jan Cooper Saltatore Coppola Robert Corey 141 Sandra Cottle Robert Cronin r Patricn Cunningham Daw Culler Lawrence Dellinger Joseph DcCenova Michael IVMinico Arthur DeRoy Terry Cuccurullo Jerry Dean Madclon Dcutsch 142 Alicia M. Diaz Richard Diez Berl Dolan IX� i l Diodatr Andy Donellv D� rby Dornblascr Sylvia Durkr! Albert Duramk Cheryl Elii� Mrnlu Fallon Anjjelo Favata Rwann Favata Garth Feeney Janie� Vemandet Joyce Fornandc Kenneth FeniUo David Fender Fred Fiekcn Sandy Finman 143 Gail FWhof Janky FrcWl Harold Fullam Fred Fox Michael Fundora Fredric Caifinkle Sluari Fithw Ken Friedman 144 Sandra Garza Peter Cas’d I.uri.m Gilbert Ku'v-ll Gilchrist Ij'on.Lril Grodin Joseph Graorfla Hairy Graham Nancy Hafcu Kenneth Hajqgertv Phillip Hankins John Hrbrrt Larry Hendrrton 145 Jami « Harris Loin Harvcv Rober 11 «kernel I Hinw Hoque Frank Honkua Kivliaril llork'lra (Jail llorlulra Stanley llolmc Ernest lloude Stephen lludaek� 146 Doliola� Rachel Belly Ippoliio Pepper Johnwm Evelyn Jone� (Juries Kulrambo AiKbony I.iKo-.i r John Larrison Aniliony La Ruua Dave laufon Franklin Laflrr Frank Leonard Franrinc Levy Rolicrl Levy Arnold lirtienilein Ronald Laufit Mar� hoila Lanlcy Marlin Linick Judy Lipport Victor Maloii John Minztonc Eugene Mirando Dianne Mirimat Stephen Marlin Joseph Martinez Crrgorv Matthews IXranna Maurici Ronald Mazur Joseph McCainland Donald McFall 149 Frank McIntyre Daniel McKenna I.imla McLeod Daniel McMahan Thom� Mcncgut Jeffrey Mcrgardl Henry Millv ! IJihIj Miller Donna Mercurio Carol Jrjn Medina Rictianl Metienikv. Robert II. Moyer Harvey Mcyor Sti annc Monaro Christopher Monks 150 Andrwe Moniud ■ 'tl Ted Mo k«vriu Lynn O'Rourke Motohiro Miyagi Dunald Morris George Murphy John Part'lwglow John Palmer 151 George Morgan Mary Anne IVIIigrino Frank Penlon Margaret Percy Judy Phillip� Marie Pokorney Join Pollrr Roger Quito� Sieve Phillip Wilium Plummer Peter Pullaro 152 Vincent Puprllo Jeanne Rami Hubert Reeve Benjamine Robertjon Steve Hotailo Patricia Raveling Karlcoc Reed Patricia Rednor Victoria Rhode Sharon Robb Trinidad Rio Michael Rogers Sylvia Regue Robert Rose Michael Rownhlutn 153 Charlotte Rubin Carl Saw Kenneth Scheetx Bonnie Sixill Kenneth Rosncr R tract tj SapvU J.C. Swlnu Kiri Schmitz Li 1 1� Shearer Stewart Sherman Frank StheKtr.il.- Pete Schmidt Carol) n Shower I jrxl Scrivner 154 William Squier Harold Stafford r John Stowe Richard Stryker Sheldon Taback Charles Talmadge Mark Swenle) Louis Taylor. Jr. Cary Terrell 156 Russell Thompson Shrrryl Thompson Swan Towiwcnd Hahoy Tuihill Dave Tucker Martha Tuvner Francis Ve«lin t4 Help- Velde Cynthia Vilardebo Adele Villmtarie Frank Walker John Whilbcdc Christopher Wacenske Chirles Walker Paul Weisburg Ruth While 157 Rodney Walker Sherri Walli, Fdwjni Wkb Frol Williuiuon Freshmen FriNhm.m O� � Ofliccr : Vice Prmiik-nl. Vinociil Rionbn: l’rr iilcnl. Jnxjih Mo� : Swan Hal� wk Hr.mko Balk Nancy Baron Edwin Barr Leslie Barry Richard Barry 159 Maw Bowen Uu K. Bradd Lynne Ann Bianca Marion Bienslock IXmald Belanger David Bender a Jerry Badi Sorali Jane Broken John Benitez Mary Lee Bodyro.it Burry Boyd Miguel Bejaraao Lawrence Bennett Jerok) Berg Vincent Buriita. Jr. Pamela Boyle John Brand John Breton Bruce Bri-unun jrol Sue Bradidi Douche Broun Jane Theresa Bushev Donna l«rc Burkclt Lynn Burn 161 Barrs Bvrne Kilton Broodbell J. Ilibht Burkinan llerlvn Brctda Eugene Bruno Paul Brcxlniek Mieharl B11r.1l' Suzanne But� Enrique Cal mane Jennie (lipriolli Karen Rae Carr Christina Ca� lfc Angie Castellano Gladys Given Ronald Cilenti Brin e CarpcntiT Kielurd (inliin 162 Wayne Collem Eikvn Colii-n Mara l.ynn Cohen TIioiiu IVRim- Framl IVFioc r MU-turl IMCmio Ijt naril Diana William DiPklio Joyiv Marie Drabelc Lawrence Ur Life Joanne Dewey Uwmor Diehl Kobrrl Dow Bernhv IVSaiiii Arthur Eicketilterp 164 Karen Deni DrorJa Sherrie Edward� f Stephen Fallon C -orpr Ely Earlene Evan Antoinette Favala Jerry Ertcl John Emm Carol EmNIry Cl ffk Thoma Evan Ijeonird Eli � Mar lx utv Emery Elaine Ep trin Richard Evert MichaH Frinxlein Gary FwdH r lanii Callipoli Esther FWi Arthur Frcvilraan Franci Carren France Koran Ronnie Sherri Fried I jura Callaway Janet Ann Filial Paul Fox o Jl Richard Fredricks Els Garcia J(w Fran insa Samuel Filling ham James France Knusl Fritt� William Friendly o J isk SlCTcn Goddess -- Richard Cosh Mavra Corner Carnyn Conaln Kalhleen Ann Grady Hmrv Grau Kiluani Garrison Jcflrcy Gn Dale Gilbert Dean CoUberg (Juislinc Elma Grande Ann Grann Fr.inri� (Martian Richard Gavin James Gilder Daphne Center f Abraham Groiman William Cu iau w n Cary Gurt lafT Carol Ann GuimonJ Rirtxira Halpi-m Charles Handy Lucy Harrison Patricia Harrington Thomas Harlranfl 168 Marjorie Huiiron William Hull Kav Itiioon Janel Jenkiw Paul Jirka Rarion Joimxrn Karen llumeju MkfuH Hvnioil Jem Kajdiu Jern l.ynn Joni Kenrx-ih Kallnun Adrienne KjiiIot 170 Robert Kaye Yiinj{ I). r Kim Pliilip KrnnnJv Bm Jtii Klinrrliat Mark Karan Lawrence Kashnwr Jill Barbara K.iklicr Marilyn Katz Barry Kmpprl Michael Knox Mil� Leavi� Joan Lebou. Stanley Kogui Laurel Kovach Waller Lallev Robert Unger IWild Kramp Sharon Ann Law Judv l-egcr Larry Ijwrcnor Harold Ixxldy Richard Lede Waller Lee 172 Jrltnon b'wn Ccotpe L-hmanii Omni� I-opan Jojtv Looney Judith Ann Ijiix|ai ( Paul l.viwti John linor Wendv Liptnan a a Richard Little Paul IJamo Lucilio I.opresli Sharon Loritx Darlene MacDonald Ralph Macro Alan Lutzk William Lu k Ronald Marlin ( i Ourlc MrDonald Mayrae Maynard Robert McCarthy Jamr Mjtion Stephen M.v a Harry McCau lmv Alexander MrlUain William McLean Joseph Mom Krvin MriJuilUn (!hri� Io|� her Mohr « - Frank Mrir Darrell Molituri Jame Mulvirx-y Joyce McLindcr Itarbara Ann Mirando William Montgomery Donald Mulb-r Dixie Miller John Mulry, Jr. Mare Nebrtmihl Qaurfia Newbold Newkirk RoMMiin Nolo John 0 bo«t� e Horace Owen Norman Paella Linda Park Jeff l hHlip« l)ima Orrt«ky Charlene Pal I i hall William Pill IX� id )i«i i Donna Phillip David Pepjii Linda Pu| ello Waller Reid Patricia Rimni Kill Pin� Cm if; Rciehrtlbach Brian liilu Robert Reidel Phillip Rice Joseph Rinaldi Sheila Rcve Vincent Rioedaa Thomas Rao Wayne Reel Paula Richardson Lawrence Rabinowita Russell Reeder Mary Ruiz Jovce Koilnro Jack Rodriguez Mkhad Riwiibcr Kcntylli Roth Harry Rugger Jorl Rub.n Richard Ron-ioli Kcnnrth Rubin David Robimon William Reger.' ( n Rillrr David Ryan landa Rvan 178 Richard Salxarcv Jay Schwartz Syrphm Schwartz IViit Silverman Kdw.irrl Si mm Jean Smith Clftn Stolarik Guy Strinhurgh Marlin Small Bonnie Spinogalli r. lit Ronald Stone Hrlen Sirx-bir Robert Snov Carrn Sonn Gregory Suvitki I’amrLi Sin« Itidurd SomoilUn Edvard Soov Barry Steinberg David Stephens John Stone 180 Marc Swan Michele Tilley Ralph Ug© Gary Taylor Robert Thompwn Robert Tompkins Wendy Turner Michael Tighc Lynne Turner Jeffrey Taylor Peter Terrance John Turski Jeanette Tnmbordlo Victor Tliixton Sharon Ur� o Kenneth Vogan Phillip Ward Roscmanr Wade Elaine Wagner Daniel Val.«h Ronald Ward Judith Webb Patricia WVckoHski Dan Wahn Randee Wei� nun David Wingrovc John WilLiucr llerlierl William 182 Robert William Star Wullschlcgtr Anthony Zvclli John Window Donald Wintnton Waller Wragc Mir had Wortlim Ronald Yale Hud Yeager Donna Ztndcgui Mkhad Zau‘in 183 Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges Swann Black: and Ada Additon. Car Car bit; and Kcsin Hughcv Jano iliiinplirvv� ; ami Torn Dn.ni. 186 IVnn) Dnruj-htw: .irvl K- n Hwjk. Marilrr Dure� , and Jjw-k IXightTly B__‘ r r Linda Casey ami Judy Lee Orvic Barry Miller and Hil.i Oners Tony Canong and BcUtjr MadniLi No! Pictured: John Hin� , Kli .ilx-ih Bering. 188 University of Tampa Service Award Administration and Faculty. Students Dr. Eustasio Fernandez Col. Frank Hutchins Mr. Robert Lovely Dr. Alvan McFadyen Mr. Edmund P. Sliz Mr. Carlos F. Weiman Dr. Charles West Rabbi David L. Ziclonka Bernard P. Alicki Alan M. Choback Tom L. Doan John G. Hines Harry Mulhall Richard Perrier Julie Quintana David Villari 189 seriousness smile spirit Dean King looks on a� Wilanne Suiting, 1‘X 1 Moroccan tfima, crown� Penny Donaghur Moroccan (,)u xn 1965 Dean King. Wilanne Starling, Ad Addison. StBinnc Black. Linda Casey. Robert Cirinctonr, Penny Dotughue. Yvette Forman. Kalclla Cual. Jane Humphreys. Sondra Klcmcntis. I.i Rrdrig. Sandr.i Wcingarlen. and Sluron Weinstein. . a «nile . MOROCCAN QUEEN PcivHopf Donjjhuf, SpoiMirnl li New man Club 7 Suzanne BLuk Sponsored by Tiu Epsilon ITii 195 197 Roberta (Birdie) Cirincionc Sponsored by Delta Phi Epsilon EstelU Gual Sponsored by Della ■Xl: 199 Jane Humphreys Sponsored by Minaret Liz Kcdzic Sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi 201 203 Sharon Weinstein Sponsored by Theta Chi will to win Determination Makes Upgrade A Big Success The 1964 rendition of Tampa U’s Fighting Spartans won four of their last Five games and a fast Finish to their first year of upgraded football. Almost pulling upsets over nationally prominent Virginia Tech (18-14) and Memphis State (14-0), the Spartans turned everyones’ eyes toward the future as they made the strongest bid to keep football at Tampa U. The first win was the biggest, with a homecoming day romp over Presbyterian when the Spartans rolled to an easy 42-0 win. The next game was a loss at the hands of No. 1 ranked Old Miss (36-0), but Tampa U. came back strong to win their last three games. Head football coach Sam Bailey and his staff di- rected the first move in attempting to bring big time” football to the university. 208 warrior fight for cxlra yard ugainM liglil NIciNnw fc{mv Spartans Capture Last Two Games to Finish Strong 8 Jacksonville State 10 14 V.P.I. 18 0 Memphis State 13 0 McNecsc State 12 6 Southwestern La. 37 42 Presbyterian 0 7 Northwestern La. 6 0 Mississippi 36 22 Wofford 14 21 Western Carolina 7 _____ The Spartan Athlete is a Man of Many Talents Athletic Director and Ile I Football (vox'll Sam Bailee examine ihuH1 cle- ment� which nude Tampa'� upgrading a succe� — the football and the Spartan warrior. Oarlo Bade� '. Victor I’riir i, and Frank D'AgoMino. the three- I Kg a� cts to the Athletic Dcparlini'nl, round out (Viarli Sam Bailev'n able Mali . 214 FRONT ROW: Billy lloucll. Tom Doan, bny limnce, Bob Olmtlnd, Don� Kruin. Roger QiiMm. Pit Gisprrl. Allen Claggelt. Pete Mcoli. Kick Cilli� . George Wrighl. and Jim Calmin. SECOND ROW: Mike Dam, Fred Koclcy. Ho- ward l.nigdon. Siroi� Barker. I).m Cogan, Jim I’mlrrliill. Bill McManigal. John Per- ry. Mike But� , I.nrrs Mnicr, Yal Jolmwm. and Kevin Hurl. THIRD ROW: Gary Rapp. Ed Nizwantovtki. Robert Parnell. Ken Heath, Mickey Co IT. Cary Hallaver. Tom Parkerson, Joe Nicrolrtto. George Barnes. Ralph Beall� . Jim Warfield. Wayne Blount, and Dan Bullock. BACK ROW: Dan Sik«s. Dan Rivciro. Ed Jonet. Frank Vining, Ken Sand� . Ed Owen. John Yales. Charles Foures, Ron Brett, l.cn Collim. Vorlin Williams, and Bucky BUll.tv 215 216 Spartan Cagers Show Great Improvement . . . Strive To Win Desire to do good, the will to win, and a great improve- ment over past seasons, are three ways which are capable of describing Coach Bob Lavoy’s 1965 University of Tampa Spartan basketball squad. Many players from the previous year had graduated and others, such as All-American guard George Shary, who was ready to break all of Tampa U.’s standing records, was ineligible and wasn’t allowed to play but, led by five outstanding first string players, the Spartan cagers learned how to shake off their mistakes, correct them, and improve with every game. Defeat was not uncommon, and winning was not easy, but it came as the season progressed and the Tampa U. basket bailers put the cap on their share for a successful year of athletics for the school. I 217 218 Oiarli Boll Lavor. who liil the Spartan to a ucee� ful seaton. Tampa U. Met Challenges; Overcame Them With Desire FRONT ROW: Fred Pinchot. Dirk Putin . Dive Lawton. Wade Whilton. Vic Thixton. and John Pooler. TOP ROW: Manager George Shin. Mike Inin. Hon Slone. Wayne Hardin. Don Wintrrton. Jar Andcr� . Oiri Wa- ren ke ami Coach Bob Lavov. 219 The Glory of Victory . . . the Sting of Defeat I I Basketball Team Displays ' Winning Way” I 222 ei I 223 Dick Pun� , outstanding lor Tampa all season, cuts in a he prepare� to drive. Forward Dave Lawson scores on a layup. Al right, John Pooler haul� in a rebound in a game again� ! Georgetown. 224 Lavoy Gives Instructions During Time Out . . . Spartan F orward Answers with a Score. Vic Diivlon adds two point� for Tampa. 79631 Spring Sports Bring Halt to a Year of Athletics With the end of winter comes the end of football and basketball and new types of sports take the limelight in the Ath- letics at Tampa U. The defending state collegiate wrestling championship Spartan wrestling team will be out to defend their title against the lar- ger state schools. This year they will be under the leadership of former Tampa U. wrestler, Len Altramura. Crew should be another high point of this spring as it is expected to have an- other outstanding team as in the past, and could easily become a contender for the state title. Baseball, under the direction of Ath- letic Director Sam Bailey, will have many returning lettermen to grace the 1965 squad, to assure success and round out what promises to be a rewarding year of athletics for the University of Tampa. 227 Competition Gives added Incentive to Win Spartan wrestler prepares for a pin in a wrrtlling match at Howell gym. The crew listens for instructions (Below) which nay help them get winner's fl (Above). Senior Directory A Addison, Ada Roberta Tampa, Florida Major: Business Education Zcla Tau Alpha, Corresponding Sec- retary. N.E.A.-F.E.A.. Homecoming Sec- rctarv, Homecoming Queen Contest, Lady-in-waiting. Moroccan Queen Con- test. Agster. Harriet V. Tampa. Florida Major: Psychology Minor: English Psi Chi. Secretary Alicki, Bernard Peter Perth Amboy, New- Jersey Major: Sociology Minor: English Moroccan. Editor-in-Chief, Spanish Club, Treasurer, Sigma Tau Delta, President, Pi Delta Epsilon, President, Representative to S.U.S.G.A., Re resentative to Student Government, Chairman of Ways and Means Com- mittee. Newman Club Aprile. Gactana Thelma Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education F.E.A., N.E.A.. A.C.E. B Babikow, Paul W. Baltimore, Maryland Major: Mathematics Minor: English Sigma Tau Delta, ULEMA Baccarella. Judith Gale Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Cheerleader, A.C.E., N.E.A.. Honor Roll Badia, Sandra Diane Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education A.C.E.. Student N.E.A. Bassett. Albert Robert Penacook, New Hampshire Major: Business Administration Intramurals Battaglia, Catherine Morreslown, New Jersey Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Alpha Chi Omega. Rush Chairman. So- cial Chairman. Psi Chi Batwinis, James Edward Fayette City, Pennsylvania Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Sigma Phi Epsilon Bcrenguer, Nancy Elizabeth Coral Gables, Florida Major: Social Studies Della eta, Vice-President. Scholarship Chairman. Pledge Trainer. Phi Alpha Theta, N.E.A.. Spanish Club, Can- terbury Club, President, Religious Council; Student Union Board Betancourt, Robert Tampa. Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History Majors Club Blancalo, Orlando N. Tampa, Florida Major: General Social Science Minor: Sociology- Varsity Crew Team, Lcttcrman's Club Bourgholtzcr, Raymond St- Petersburg, Florida Major: Social Studies Minor: English Bowen, Peter G. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics. English Pi Kappa Phi, Civilan Bozak, Kenneth J. Greenwich, Connecticut Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics, Sociology Collegiate Civitan. Newman Club Who's Who, Tlicta Chi. Pledge Mar shall. Secretary, Student Congress. Sc nior Class Vice-President, Delta Phi Ep silon's 'Thank You Award, In trainurals Brasier, Donald F. Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology- Minor: Biology- Sigma llii Epsilon, Psi Chi Bressler, Marilyn St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: Psychology- Women's Intramurals, Women’s Var- sity Sports Brett, Ronald L Hincsville, Georgia Major: Math Minor: Physical Education F-vithall Brickey, Ronald Tampa, Florida Major History- Minor: Philosophy Business Manager for Moroccan. News FMitor, Minaret Bronstcin, Marilyn New York, New York Major: Elementary Education Delta Phi Epsilon, Treasurer, Wom- en’s Varsity, N.E.A. Bronstcin, Steven Monroe Baldwin, Long Island. N.Y. Major: History- Minor: English Intramurals, I.F.C., Tau Epsilon Phi, Social Chairman, Historian, Secretary, Pledge Master, Jewish Student Union, Circle K, Drama Club Brown, Calvin G. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Economics Minor: Accounting Bullard, Sarah Jane Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology 230 Minor: Sociology Psi Chi. Spanish Cluh Bunvcll, Thomas C. Clearwater, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Delta Sigma Pi c Curreno. Vincent D. Tampa. Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: English Epsilon Pi Tau. Florida. Industrial Arts Assoc., Student N.E.A. Caruth. James Hoboken. New Jersey- Major: Physical Education Minor: History Theta Chi. Circle K. Majors Cluh. New- man Cluh Casey, Linda Cathlecn Largo, Florida Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Spanish Club. Secretary, Alpha Chi Omega. Lyre Publication's Editor, Civi- nettes. Secretary, Tampa Tribune Corres- pondent, Conterbury Club, Moroccan Queen Contest, First Maid, Homecom- ing, First Maid, Religious Council, Sociolo- gy Club Chord, Robert Alan Perth Ambov. New Jersey- Major: History Minor: English Freshman Class Vice-President, Who’s Who. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Pledge Master. Historian. Crew, Varsity, I.F.C., I.F.S.C., Pre Law Club, Let- terman’s Club, Jewish Student Union. Student Congress Cblcbicki, Eugene Elizabeth. New Jersey- Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Pi Kappa Phi, Student Union Board, Civitans. Secretary Chobaek, Alan Perth Amboy, New Jersey Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Sports Editor, Moroccan, Business Man- ager, Pi Delta Epsilon, Delta Sigma Pi. Moroccan Service Award Cieearclli, Peter Port Chester, New York Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Newman Cluh. Sigma Phi Epsilon Cimador. Leonard Dade City, Florida Major: Elementary Education Baseball, Circle K Clausen. James R. St. Petersburg, Florida Maj or: Mathematics Minor: Physios Comilla, Anthony J. Bradford, Pennsylvania Major: Physical Education Minor: History Newman Club. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Physical Education Majors Club, F.E.A.-N.E.A. Connell, Edward Alton Tampa. Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Corruo, Stephen F. Salem, Mass. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Chaplain, Vice- President, President, Student Congress Cabinet, Intramurals, Student Union Board, President, Forensic Society, F.F.S.C., I.F.C., Massachusetts Club Craven, Stephen Tampa. Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History- Sigma Phi Epsilon Crevasse. Kay Ann Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art A.C.E., N.E.A., Kappa Pi Crocker, Edwin F. Tampa, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: History Cukier, Juan Miguel San- Salvador, El Salvador, Central America Major: Biology- Minor: Chemistry Spanish Club, Delta Zeta Man of the Year Award Cullens, Charles S. Tamp, Florida Major: History- Minor: Political Science. English Pi Kappa Phi. Spnish Club D Davis, Robert L. Ill Tampa, Florida Major: Mathematics Minor: English Dclk, Harold H. Jr. Tamp, Florida Majors: Psychology and Social Studies Psi Chi, College Bowl, Honor Roll, Sociology Club. S.F.E.A. Decker. Donald Staten Island, New York Major: Psychology- Minor: Business Administration Psi Chi DeMeza, Gilbert Tampa, Florida Major: Art Minor: Music Band, Kapp Kapp Psi Devit. William A. Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Major: Business Minor: Economics Doan, Thomas Lee Danville. Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: History- 231 Moroccan Service Award. Lcltcrman’s Club, Lykes Hall Dorm Association. President. Vice-President, Football team. Intramurals. F.A.H.P.E.R., A.A.H.P.E.R. E Earl, Marilyn J. lamp. Florida Major: Economics Minor: Business Administration University Singers, Madrigal Singers. Omicron Delta Epsilon Erickson, Dwain T. Brooksville. Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History Majors Club. N.E.A.. F.E.A.. Crew F Feltz, Dennis H. Buffalo, New York Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Fnmgia, Peggyann Sharon Union, New Jersey Major: Elementary Education Newman Club, Sailing Club. Civancttcs. University Singers, A.C.E.. F.E.A.. Alpha Chi Omega. Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Court, Cheerleader, N.E.A.. Pi Kappa Phi Daughter Fischer, Gail Helen Southold. New York Major: English Minor: Political Science, Historv WTUN, N.E.A. Fledelius. Kcld Tampa, Florida Major: History- Minor: Political Science Band, Kapp Kapp Psi, Civitan Club. Pre Law Association Forsberg, Carl A. Charleston, South Girolina Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Theta Chi. Treasurer, Delta Sigma Pi, Senior Vice-President Fox, Mary Louise Tampa. Florida Major: Elementary Education Fowler, Evelyn B. Tampa, Florida Major: Social Studies Minor: Sociology Foy, High New York. New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Theta Chi. Delta Sigma Pi Friese, Newton J., Ill Pleasantville, New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Sigma Phi Epilon, Business Club, Newman Club. Della Sigma Pi, Dorm Counsellor Fucyo, AI Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: English Basketball Fussell, Margaret Elaync Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Library Assistant G Galumbos, Frank R. Fords, New Jersey- Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics, History ’Dicta Chi, Circle K. Pre Law As- sociation, Newman Club Galmin, James Glendora. New Jersey- Major: History- Minor: English Football. Who's Who. Theta Chi, LeHerman's Club Ganong. Overton G. Tampa, Florida Major: History. English, Pi Delta Epilon, Sigma Tau Delta, Phi Alpha Theta, ULEMA. Editor of DeNovo, WTUN. Who’s Who Garcia. Lionel Tamp, Florida Major: Sociology- Minor: Psychology Gillis, Rick Clearwater. Florida Major Physical Education Minor: History Football, Lcttcrman’s Club. Majors Club Gillman. Ira New York. New York Major: History- Minor: English Pre Law Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon Giteliell, Byres. H. Tamp. Florida Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Omicron Delta Epsilon. Vice- President. Kapp Sigma Courier. Ignore St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Biology Varsity softball. Psi Chi, Intramurals Greenfield, Barry Steven Flushing, New York Major : Business Spanish Club, Delta Sigma Phi Caul. Estcla Tamp, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Biology- Delta Zcta. Treasurer, Standards and Social Chairman. Danccrettc. Head Dancereltc. Spanish Club, Vice- President. Psychology Club. Delta Sorority Treasurer, Panhcllcnic rep- resentative, Intramurals, Moroccan 232 Queen Contest, Library Assistant, language laboratory Assistant H Haigcs, William 11. Roscmont, Pennsylvania Major: Psychology Minor: English Football Manager, Dorm -Counsellor, Sigma Phi Epsilon Hart. Janice Carolyn Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Major: Psychology Minor: History Civincttcs, Homecoming Queen Contest, Sigma Phi F.psilon Sweetheart Court, Honor Roll, GLAMOUR Best Dressed G cd Contestant Haws, Ronald W. Detroit, Michigan Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics WTUN, Assistunt Drama Director. Dorm Counsellor, Tau Kappu Epsilon, Historian, Pledge Trainer. Delta Sigma Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, University Players. Westminister Fellowship. Vice-President. University Special Events Committee Hayward. Ruth Winter Haven. Rorida Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Academy of Sciences, Secretary, Band. Civincttcs. Secretary, Dorm Council, Proctor, IntraniuraLs, Newman Club, Treasurer, President, Religious Council. Sailing Club, Secretary, Spartan Bowling League. Varsity Sports. Who’s Who Heddcrman. David Hawthorne, New York Major: Mathematics Minor: Biology, Physical Education Sigma II� Epsilon, Baseball, Newman Club, Physical Education. Majors Club Hiller. Harvey M. Port Jervis, New York Major: Business Administration Minor Economics Delta Sigma Pc, Secretary Hines. John G. Boston, Mass. Major: Physical Education Minor: English Sophomore Glass President, Student Body Vice-President. Student Body President, Student Congress, Dorm Counselor, Football trainer. Majors Club. Sigma Phi Epsilon Vice- President. President, Who’s Who. S.U.S.G.A. Chairman. Vice-Chairman, I.t. Gov. Mass. Club, President Lykes Hall Dorm Association, Moroccan Service Award, Outstanding Catholic of the Year on Campus. Howell, William. B. Winter Park, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History- Majors Club, Lcttcrman’s Club Hughes, Kevin Shrewsbury, New Jersey- Major: Psychology- Minor: Sociology ULEMA. Theta Chi. Psi Chi, Spanish Club, Who’s Who. Sociology Club Humphreys, Jane Pun la Gorda. Florida Major: Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega, President F.E.A., N.E.A., Dorm Counsel. Civincttcs. A.C.E.. Panhellemc Council. Student Government Cabinet, Chorus, Who’s Who, Moroccan Queen Contest Hutchinson. Betty Lou Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Hyland, Christine Stamford, Connecticut Major: Sociology- Minor: Home Economics English Alpha Chi Omega. Corresponding Secretary, Warden, Chaplain, Newman Club, Choir, Sailing Club, Mass. Club, House of Representatives J Jarmol. Helene Abbv Bayshort-, New York Major English Minor: Education, Psychology Sigma Tau Delta, Lady-in-wraiting. Sigma Phi F.psilon court, Moroccan Queen Contest, Choir, DcNovo Jay. William W. Rusk in. Rorida Major Industrial Arts Minor: History Epsilon Pi Tau. Industrial Arts Fraternity Jester. Richard C. Waldwiek, New Jersey- Major: Art Minor Business Administration Pi Kappa Phi, Kappa Phi Jones. Wesley Bert Brandon, Florida Major: Mathematics Minor: Industrial Arts K Kallio. Rertlu Tampa. Florida Maj or: History- Minor: Sociology Kalsmith, Allan Brooklyn, New York Major: Psychology- Minor: Sociology I.F.S.C. Vice-President, Tau Epsilon Phi President Kinnaird. Alex M. Remington, New Jersey- Major: Psychology- Minor: English Westminister Fellowship, Theta Chi Treasurer, Minaret Business Manager, 233 WTUN, Chief Announcer, University Players Klein, Linda Marie Zolfo Springs, Florida Major: Elementary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma. Panhdlenic Council. Dorm Council. Treasurer, N.E.A., F.E.A.. Baptist Student Un- ion. Secretary, Religious Council Klinglcr, Larlin Maria Harlcysvillc, Pennsylvania Major: Elementary Education N.E.A.. F.E.A., A.C.E., Alpha Chi Om- ega. Minaret Feature Editor, In- tramurals Koechlcin, Donald G. Watchung. New Jersey Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary Pledge Class, Comptroller, Homecoming Cltairman, Senior Marshal, Who’s W'ho. Dorm Advisor, Dormitory As- sistant Director, Student Assistant. Dean of Men’s Office Kozlowski, Walter B. Tamp3, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: English ULEMA Kutzman, Gerald Chicago, Illinois Major: Psychology- Minor: English Psi Chi, Representative to Student Congress, Sigma Tau Delta, Vice- President, Phi Alpha Theta, Staff of Dean of Men. Dorm Director, Spanish Club. Newman Club, College Bowl, Honor Roll L LaNucz, Manuel G.. Jr. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Sociology Laubsch, Al Vineland. New Jersey- Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics. History- Delta Sigma Pi Lcmpert, Lawrence A. Clearwater, Florida Major: History- Minor: English Pre Law Association LiCalsi, Jennie Tamp3, Florida Major: Elementary Education Delta Zcta, Danccrette Lima, Sandra Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Cheerleader Litus, Ixiuis, III Roebling, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Minor: English Theta Chi Vice-President. Circle K. Vice-President. Crew Team, Attorney- General Student Government, Majors Club Lover, Allred A„ Jr. Tamp, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: General Business Epsilon Phi Tau, Florida Industrial Arts Association Lysek, Mary Penelope Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: History, Art Phi Alpha Theta, Historian, Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary, Kappa Pi, President, Vice-President, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, Rep- resentative to Student Congress M MacDonald, Erika Cape May, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Minor: Psychology Intramurals. Majors Club, Girls Varsity Team Mackin, Richard Tarpon Springs, Florida Major: Psychology- Minor: Business Psi Chi Madzula. Elizabeth Yonkers, New York Major: Physical Education Minor: English Alpha Chi Omcgo, Activities Chairman, treasurer, 2nd Vice- President, Majors Club, Secretary, Junior Class Representative. Cabinet member. Who’s Who. Student Di- rector of Inlramurals. Civincttes, A.A.H.P.E.R., F.A.H.P.E.R., Varsity, Panhcllenic, Secretary of Scniro Class, Student Government Secretary Maher. Robert Rochester, New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Theta Chi. Crew, Circle K, I.F.C.. In- tramurals. letterman’s Club Maicr. Larry S. Wildwood, Florida Major Physical Education Minor: History- Football, Letterman’s Club. Theta Chi, Major Club. Circle K Major, Louis C. Tampa, Florida Major: Sociology- Minor: Psychology Marx, High Thomas Rye, New York Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Dorm Counselor. Sigma Phi Epsilon Massey, Richard Radcliffe, IH York, Pennsylvania Major: English Minor: Economics Matthews. Durward L. St. Petersburg, Florida 234 Maj or: Industrial Arts Minor: History Epsilon Pi Tau. ULEMA, N.E.A., F.E.A., Florida Industrial Art As- sociation McCaskill, Kuth Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education McManus, Jack Atco, New Jersey Major: Psychology Minor: History Pi Kapp Phi, WTL'N, McKay Hall Dorm Council, Newman Club, Law Club McMillan, Michael V. Sarasota, Florida Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Theta Chi, Dorm Director, Dorm Counselor, Homecoming Parade Marshal, Homecoming Special Ad- visor, Intermurals Representative Meguiar, Jerome Madison Tamp, Rorida Major: Psycholog)' Mcoli, Pete Berwyn, Pennsylvania Major: Physical Education Minor: History Football, Wrestling, Majors Club, Letterman’s Club. Sigma Phi Epsilon Mesa, Charles J. Tampa, Rorida Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Messing, Charlotte C Tampa, Florida Major: Music Education Minor: History Sigma Alpha Iot3 University Singers, Open Workshop, Madrigal Singers Messinger, Richard C. Ricgclsvillc, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Minor: Psychology Sigma Phi Epsilon, Majors Club, Letterman’s Club, F.A.H.P.E.R., Baseball Miller. Barry Amityville, New York Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Sappa Rho, Pre-med Who’s Who, House of Representatives, Psi Chi, vicc-Prcsidcnt, Jewish Student Union, Sociology Club, ULEMA Mintz, Robert Alan Englewood, New Jersey Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Theta Chi, Librarian, Historian. Jewish Student Union, Delta Sigma Pi, I.F.C., Intramurals, Circle K Mirabolc, Andrew J. Tamp, Rorida Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Thct3 Chi, Delta Sigma Pi Moore, Clayton H., Ill Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Major: History Minor: Economics Pre Law Club. Spnish Club, Florida International Students, INC. Moran. George Washington. D.C. Major: Psychology Minor: Biology- Sigma Phi Epilon, Comptroller Morchcad, Brenda Grant Tamp, Florida Major: Business Education Morelli. Catherine Marie Tamp, Florida Major: Elementary Education F.E.A., Sigma Kappa Moruoo, l juis Wyckoff. New Jersey- Major: Physical Education Minor: Economics Pi Kappa Phi, N.E.A., Majors Club Muklcvicz, Joseph A., Jr. Paramus, New Jersey- Major: Business Minor Economics Dorm, Pres., Advisor, Director, Sigma Phi Epilon, Pledge Vice-President, secretary. Social Chairman, House Chairman, Pledge Trainer, In- tramurals. Student Congress, Secretary of Grounds. Secretary of Men’s Dorm, Alpha Chi Omega Big Lyre”, Newman Club Mulhall, Harry Greenport, New York Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Theta Chi, Assistant to Dean of Men. Moroccan Sen-ice Award N Newton, Patricia Ann Tamp, Florida Major: English Minor Business Business Club, Spanish Club, Sigma Tau Delta Treasurer 0 Obman, Richard G. Tamp, Rorida Major: Mathematics Minor: Industrial Arts. Pi Kapp Phi O’Brien, Beatrice L. Fairfield, Connecticut Major: Physical Education Minor English, History- Varsity Softball. Hellenic Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Intramurals O’Gorman, John J. Forest Hills, New York Major: Sociology- Minor: History. English Spanish Chib Osborne, Vincent E. Tampa, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: History ULEMA, Epsilon Pi Tau 235 Oltaviano, Louis Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Psi Chi. Crew Owen. Ed Tampa. Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Football. Pi' Kappa Phi. N.E.A.. F.E.A.. F.A.H.P.E.R Owen, Rita Elizabeth Tampa, Florida Major: History Minor Political Science Band. Chorus. Pi Delta Epsilon. Secretary. Phi Alpha Theta. Secretary, University Players, Minaret, Feature Editor, Pre Law Association. l.LEMA P Padden, Brian P. WclUvillc. New York Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics, Geography Sigma Phi Epsilon. Intramurals Pardo, Zaida Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: History Sigma Tau Delta, Spanish Club, N.E.A., F.E.A. Padcrnacht, Robert New York, New York Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Student Congress. Junior Vice- President, Constitutional Revision Committee, Tau Epsilon Phi, Ex- ecutive Council Chairman, Historian, Assistant Pledge Master, Who’s Who, Pre Law Association, Master of Arms Parks, Marian Charleroi, Pennsylvania Major. Biology Minor: Chemistry Sigma Sigma Sigma President. Newman Club. President. Secretary. Moroccan, Concert Choir. Dormitory Proctor. Science Club Paston, Leslie Stephan Bayonne, New Jersey Major: Business Minor: Economics Circle K, Dormitory President. In- tramural . Delta Sigma Pi Pearl, Jeffery D. Quincy, Massachusetts Major: Business Minor: Economics Tau Epsilon Phi. Student Congress. Chairman of Grounds and Buildings. Intramurals Perrier, Richard Pelham. New York Major: Sociology- Minor: History. English Editor-in-Chief of Minaret. Student Congross.S.U.S.G.A.,Pi Della Epsilon. Treasurer, Pi Kappa Phi, Promotions and Election Chairman. Massachusetts Club, President, Moroccan Service Award Petretti. Dennis Yonkers. New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Circle K. Crew, Della Sigma Pi. Newman Club Pierce, William C, Jr. Tampa. Florida Major Business Minor: Economics Pre Law Association, Vice-President Pictrowicz, Stanley South River, New Jersey- Major: Business Minor: Economics Moroccan Staff, Managing Editor, Faculty Editor. Pi Delta Epsilon, S.U.S.G.A. Pinco, Lawrence Michael Milford. Connecticut Major: Business Minor: Economics Delta Sigma Pi. Chancellor, Sailing (dub. Student Congress Powell, James Ravnton Tampa. Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: History- Epsilon Pi Tau Priolo, Girl Tea nook. New Jersey- Major: Business Minor Economics Pullam. Philip Tampa, Florida Major: Business Minor Economics Delta Sigma Pi Q Quinn. Jerome I). Hinsdale. Illinois Major: History- Minor: English Theta Chi, President, I.F.C.. Pre Law Association Quintana. Julie Tampa, Florida Major: Spanish Minor English Delta Sorority, Sigma Tau Delta, Historian, Pi Della Epsilon, Spanish Club. President. Civinettc, Newman Club, Minaret. Moroccan. Associate Ed- itor, Student Government, S.U.S.G.A., F.E.A.. N.E.A., Moroccan Service Award R Ramsey, Linda M. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: History Minor: Political Science Phi Alpha Theta 236 Rasmussen, Ronald G. Hastiii . Florida Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Sigma I’lii Epsilon Richardson, Odis G. Lake Charles, Louisiana Major: Physical Education Minor: Ilist � ry Drama. University Players, Minaret Stall’. Baptist Student Union, N.F.A.. F.E.A., Forensic Society Riesenberg, Richard Miami Beach, Florida Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Jewish Student Union President, Tau Ep- silon Phi, Scribe Rieth, Richard Allen Deerfield Beach, Florida Major: Mathematics Minor: English WTUN, Technical Advisor. Studio En- gineer. Studio Manager, Dormitory Ad- visor. Sound and Special effects for Visit to a Small Planet and Reynard the Fox Riveiro, Daniel Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor History Football, Baseball Rivers, Bonnie Gay Cleveland, Ohio Major: Elementary Education N.E.A.. F.E.A., Westminister Fellowship, Civinettes Rodrick. Russell B. l.argo, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Roger, Jesse C. Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: Spanish Pi Kappa Phi. Majors Club, Spanish Club. Newman Club. Football, Letterman’s Club, N.E.A., F.E.A., F.A.H.P.E.R. Roos. Nancy J. Rochester, New York Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology A.A.H.P.E.R., Majors Club, F.A.H.P.E.R. Rowsey, Frank Ft. Lauderdale. Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: History A.C.E.. F.E.A., N.E.A. Rowsey, Neil Rliincbcck, New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Sigma Phi Rowsey, Neil Rhincbeck, New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Sigma Phi Russo. Joann Woodbury. L.I.. New York Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education Secretary of Newman Club. Moroccan, Senior Class Editor. Minaret, Concert Choir Delta Sorority, Secretary, Span- ish Club. s Sachctti. Paul H.D. Watertown, New York Major: History Minor: English Theta Chi, Rush and Social Chairman, Circle K Sadlowski, Edward J. Tampa. Florida Major: Mathematics Minor: Industrial Arts Santos, Sarah Marie Tampa. Florida Major: Elementary Education, Sociology Delta Phi Epsilon. F.E.A., S.F.E.A., Corresponding Secretary for Delta Phi Epsilon Sayre, Tonyia Orlando, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology-, English Psychology Club, Alpha Chi Omega, Secretary-, Activities Chairman, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class Schill, Dennis F. Bloomfield, New Jersey Major: Economics Minor: Mathematics Omicron Delta Epsilon, President and Secretary, Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Sigma Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Crew, Letterman’s Club, Westminister Fellowship, Minaret, News Editor, Honor Roll Schocning, Joyce Louisville, Kentucky Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Zeta Tau Alpha, Pi Comma Omicron. Women’s Recreation Association. Student Council Representative at University of Louisville Segall. Dennis Geneva, Switzerland Major: History- Minor: French Scidcn. Gary S. Brooklyn, New York Major Biology- Minor: Chemistry, English Tau Kappa Epsilon. Sigma Tau Delta. Circle K. Jewish Student Union Severance, H. Wilson, Jr. Miami, Florida Major: Biology, Chemistry Minor: English, History, Psychology Sharv, George Trenton. New Jersey- Major: Physical Education Minor: Geography Pi Kappa Phi, Basketball Shin, Mrija Seoul, Korea Major: Sociology- Minor: Psychology 237 Somerstein, Jack Tampa, Florida Major Business Minor: Economics Circle K, Jewish Student Union. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Pro Law Association Stanford. Emma Weiman Tampa, Florida Major: Spanish Minor: History Chorus. Lutheran Student Association. Religious Council, Spanish Club Starling, Wilanne Harpe Wauchula, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Geography N.E.A.. F.E.A.. A.C.E., Alphi Chi Omega, Historian, Scholarship Chairman, Howell Hall Student Government, Dormitor)1 Counselor, In- tramurals, Who's Who, Delta Sigma Pi Rose Queen. Theta Chi Dream Girl Court. Miss Shamrock, Moroccan Queen, Homecoming Court, Homecoming Queen, Honor Roll Stavracos, James Daytona, Florida Major: History Minor: Sociolog)’ President Sophomore Class, Vice- President of Student Council, Chairman Homecoming Activities, Vice President of Theta Chi, Circle K, Helcnic Youth Club, I.F.C., Who’s Who Stor ., Kcnnith H. Lindenhurst. L. I„ New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Crew, Lclterman’s Club, Circle K, Vice-President, Intramural Association President Stovall, Leonard Douglas Tampa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics, History Pi Kappa Phi, Tampa Junior Chamber of Commerce, Pre Law Association Straner, Frank L. Dunedin. Florida Major History Minor: Art, Physical Education Sturkcn, Craig Wallingford, Connecticut Major: Education Minor English Crew, Football Manager. Sigma Phi Ep- silon, I.F.S.C., Newman Club. Junior Class Representative, Intramurals, Letterman’s Club. Majors Club Summersill, Clinton D. St. Petersburg. Florida Major: History Minor: German University Players, Pre Law As- sociation Szaro, Benjamin St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: Mathematics T Tharney, Taddcus R. Monmouth Junction. New Jersey Major: Psychology Minor English Theta Chi. I.F.C., Psi, Chi, Student Congress, Civitan, Moroccan Art Ed- itor, University Chorus, Zcta Tau Al- pha Sponsor Theobald, Edward J. Skaneateles, New York Major: General Social Science Minor: Sociology, English Sigma Phi Epsilon, Football, Crew, Who’s Who, I.F.S.C., Letterman’s Club Tomaino, Joseph M. Hackcttstown. New Jersey Major: History Minor: Philosophy Phi Alpha Theta. University Players Tucker, Ronald Maurice Tamjx� , Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Biology Turner. Blaine Ripley, West Virginia Major: Physical Education Minor: History Football, -Baseball, Majors Club, ! :ttcrman’s Club V Varde. Joseph F. Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Business Vcrsaggi. Slavatorc J. Tamp, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Vilardi, Carol Cliffsidc Park, New Jersey Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry, Psychology Psi Chi Vincent, William Syracuse, New York Major: Physical Education Minor: Sociology Majors Chib, F.E.A. Vitali. Everett James Paterson, New Jersey Major: Business Minor: Economics. English, Geography Sigma Phi F.pilon, Honor Roll w Warren, Robert D. Tamp. Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Christian Science Organization, 238 I President. Religious Council, Delta Sigma Pi, President Webb. Gilbert L St.. Petersburg. Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Weinberg, Fredrick Tampa, Florida Major: Bvlogy Minor: Chemistry Tau Epsilon Phi Weingarten, Sandra Lee Floral Park. New York Major: Elementary Education Sociology Who's Who, Panhcllenic Counci, Moroccan Queen Contest. 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