University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1966 volume:

Office of ll Pr'liJ' 1 V.nhoriit.J of Sao,pl %,,,,,a, SUL 33606 . ■ Moroccan I960 University of Tampa Tampa, Florida 1594 81 -•777 “3 Reflection Of The University i59 81 2 i ?  i i U3 SX l ,'T S' f CoC, im Tradition Mixed With Development Initial Impressions: The Lobby Sports Life Fellow Rats 6 Cafeteria Personalities 8 9 Spartan Spirit 10 n Expressions Through Our Feelings v s. 13 Patterns of Study 15 16 17 Dedication For your untiring eagerness to help students continue to better themselves.... For your unending cooperoticn with the student body ... For your wonderful sense of humor ... For your always encouraging smile that warms the hearts of all of us ... We Dedicate this, the 1966 Moroccan to you ... Mrs. Lucile King, A.B., M.A., Dean of Women 18 19 20 Main Components A uthority Special Events, Activities, Work Fun Spartans' Spirit Learning Friends, Faces, the Look Glamour Campus Life Patrons and Supporters Editor-in-Chief, Trinidad Rio Business Manager, Anthony J. Abella Published on Behalf of the Student Body of the University of Tampa Tampa, Florida 21 A uthority 24 My Delo OR. C. R. WALKER VicePfeiidcn1 of Aeodcmic Affairs 26 E. P. SlIZ Vice-President of Business Aflo rs OR. S. I. SPERONIS Vkc-Prejidenr of University Development OEAN OF WOMEN MRS. IUCIIE KING 27 V. H. Northcutt Clyde Perry Paul Smith, Sr. Melvin S. Stein James W. Walter James W. Warren Jerome A. Waterman Morris E. White J. H. Williams, Jr. Frederic J. Woods Al Yorkunas Board of Trustees Morton L. Annis Fischer S. Black Charles F. Blake Carl D. Brorein, Sr. James H. Couey, Jr. John C. Council Sam F. Davis J. Crockett Farnell Chester H. Ferguson James L. Ferman W. Howard Frankland G. R. Griffin Byron 8. Harless Max. H. Hollingsworth A. Clewis Howell Fred D. Learey H. Grady Lester, Jr. Loper B. Lowry Charles Parkhill Lykes Howard P. Macfarlane Hugh C. Macfarlcne William C. Maclnnes 28 University of Tampa Counselors Edward L. Arthur Michel G. Emmanuel Edward G. Netscher Charles M. Bonks Robert F. Ensslin, Jr. R. F. Pittman, Jr. W. J. Barritt, Jr. James W. Gray, Jr. Stewart L. Pomeroy Louis Benito Clarence E. Holtsinger Hugo Schmidt Fred C. Billing Harry E. Hurst Reece Smith, Jr. Robert H. Carlton L. Neal Hutchinson, Jr. Stephen B. Sfraske W. Scott Christopher George S. Jenkins John R. Trinkle, Jr. Jack T. Compton David C. G. Kerr William A. Watson Richard G. Connar Fred Martin, III Lem P. Woods Hugh L. Culbreath, Jr. Herbert G. McKay Simeon F. Wooten, Jr. 29 Eugene B. Dodson Dr. W. J. Dunn Director of Counseling Copi. K. P. Honce Director of Alumni Relotions J. F. Rhilinger Director of Purchoscs 30 R. R. WKitit Director of Personnel Col. R. W. Clifton Auiitont to V.P. for Academic Affairj E. H. Cropiey Adminittrotive Awiitoftt 31 Peter Cook Financial Aid Officer M. Ditbennett Comptroller R. Fernondci Rcgittror D. Miller A«'t. Director of Guidance Placement Special Events A ctivities Work and Fun I 5 Homecoming Queen Miss Penelope Donoghue Sponsored by Newman Club 34 Mittat; Suxonne Monoco, Second Mold spontored by Tau Koppo Eptilon; Sondro Klomontil, Third Mold tpontorod by Circlo K; Michele Hunt, lody-in-Woiting tpontorod by Zeto Tou Alpha; Goil Ellon Pitcher, Firit Meid tpontorod by P; Koppo Phi; Penelope Donoghue. Homocoming Ouoon tpontored by Ncwmon Club. Mijj Penelope Oonoghue, 1965 Homecoming Qvcen. 35 Ho me com ing Fest iv ities 26 Queen Penny po'odet around tho field. Homecoming Dances Provide Enjoyment Queen ond Etcorr lead off the fir  done of the 1965 Honwcoming. The Street Donee  tort off the Hoire- coming festivities. Tho Shircllo provided tho cnterloiniront ol tho Annvol Student-Alumni Ooneo. Doncing providet the students with on opportunity to rclox. 39 Zeto Tou Alpho Sorority, Second Ploce. Alpho Chi Ome Homecoming Lawn-Displays Depict Our Diamond Jubilee Theme 9: Sorority, Third Plcoc. Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority. Tou Epsilon Phi Fraternity. Smiley Holl Dorm. 41 Delo Forenn’c, Third Place. Skits Provide Entertainment Alpha Chi Omego Sorority. 44 Special Events Provide Variety 45 Christmas Greetings Or. De!o serves os one of the judges ot Annuol Christmcs Sing. i6 Christ-rsos Spirit. President's Trophy ot Annvol Christmos Sing. Zeto Tou Alpho compotes for President's Trophy. Christmos Open-house ot President's Home. 48 Presents: Three Men on a Horse A Month in the Country All My Sons Thurber Carnival 49 Student Government Gory Gofbl , President. George Murphy, Andy Donelly, Rttsell Thompson, Joek Rodriguez, Robert lomp. 50 House of Representatives I Orgonlzotlom Rcp’cientotiveJ. 51 Russell Thompson, Goil Fischer, Sonyo Wicker. Mr. Robert Lovely, Student Union Director ond Mrs. lovely. Sandra Seed, Dr. Thompson, Adrienne Menander, .Mr. Rhilinger, Joann Russo, Lucille loPrcstl, Carmen Gonzalez, Harriet Aronson, Koran Cobb, Roth White, Trinidad Rio, Antoinette Fovoto. 32 Roth White, Fcculty Ed tor 53 Joann Ruito, Senior Clou and Greek Editor Sherri Wollli, Sport Editor. LucilU loPreitl ond Roth White. 54 Or. F. J. Thomp on. Moroccan Staff Toni Fovoro, Sandy Seed, ond Karen Cobb. Editor-in-Chief Trinidad Rio Business Manager Tony Abella Class Editor Karen Cobb Senior Class Editor Joann Russo Organizations Editor Carmen Gonzalez Greek Editor Joann Russo Copy Editor Harriet Aronson Faculty Editor Ruth White Sports Editor Sherri Wallis Faculty Advisor Dr. Francis Thompson Business Consultant Mr. John F. Rhilinger Photography Art Thomas Frank D. Hutchins Staff Antoinette Favata Lucille LoPresti Adrienne Menendez Sandra Seed 55 ioom Minaret RKZHARD PERRIER............................................................. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SUE SHEARER.............................................................ASSISTANT TO EDITOR ALYCE SPOHN.........................................................................BUSINESS MANAGER HOWARD HOSSMAN ..............................................................MANAGING EDITOR ROBERT HARRIS.................................................................SOCIETY EDITOR STEVE BOWEN.....................................................................PHOTO EDITOR RON BROOKS...................................................................... PHOTOGRAPHY SHERRI WALLIS.........................................................................SPORTS EDITOR JACQUE DRITZ.......................................................... CIRCULATION MANAGER STAFF..................................................................................Nancy Fowler, Astrid Sudymonf, Jannie Boss, Gerald Tavares, Pet Collins, Tim McManus, Pat Rednor, Janet Lewis, Merry Barr. SALESMEN...........................................................................Gory Fox Roger Withers ADVISOR.................................................................DR. ALVAN McFADYEN BUSINESS CONSULTANT.....................................................MR. JOHN F. RHILINGER Ulema ULEMA, i$ an honorary scholas’ic organization which was founded on the campus in 1963. The requirements for membership are to make at least a 2.5 (B+) average for one semester and to maintain at least a 2.0 (B) for all fol- lowing semesters. The nome Ulema, is a word of Arabic origin meaning body of scholars and was chosen by the charter members. During the past year Ulema has made many new advancements including the obtaining and remodeling of a room in which we could hold our meetings. We also are endeavoring to affiliate with o national scholastic society. In the woy of activities this year, we had a delicious chicken barbeque at the beach. Thanks to the chef, Frank Johnson, good food wos enjoyed by all. In addition. Dr. David Delo entertained all Dean's List members and those having a 2.5 or obove accumulative average at a marvelous banquet at the Tompa Yacht and Country Club. We greatly anticipate next year with hopes of a larger membership. HRST ROW: Cynthie Doyton, Noncy Doniels. Glenno Osborne, Carmen Gonzoler. Mr . E. Ferguson, Judy lee Orovic, ond Janet Matthews. SECOND ROW: Sue Rolney, Jock Retry, George Taylor, Richard Hoebtro, Robert Thompson, Sam Gibbons, Frank Johnson, Potsy lingerfelt. Dr. Chorles V est, advisor, Corot Goff, and Russell Gilchrist. ASSENT FOR PHOTO: Roy Neville, Jeff Elting, Joy Whitbeck, Williom Ookerson, Ruth Ann Pittman, Penny Donoghue, Korl Schmitz, Dovld Yellcn, and lenna Thomos. 58 DEBATE READERS THEATRE POETRY READINGS PUBLIC SPEAKING STANDING: Miehoel Becchorr, Librarian; Mile Hyman, Publicity; John Mwlry, Vice-President; Bob Thompson, Parliamentarian; Sherri Wollis. Treasurer. SEATED: Donno Burkett, Corresponding Secretory; Donald Stephen, President; Corol Endsley, Secretory. Delo Forensic Society The purpose of the Delo Forensic Society (named in honor of President Delo) is to promote intercollegiate and campus for- ensic activities. Its intercollegiate debate team has participated in several tournaments, in and out of the state, and its activi- ties in the fields of orctory, dramatic reading, Reader's Thea- tre and extemporaneous speaking serve as a speaker's bureau for Tampa University and the community. A word fitly spoken is like opples of gold in pictures of sil- ver. — Proverbs 25:11 FIRST ROW: Charlotte KocJan, Joyce Rodeiro, Glenna Oiborne. Donna Burkett. Corol Endsley, Carmen Gonzalez. Renee Steele, Sondro Klementij, Sherri Wal- lis, Kothleen Faroghon. SECOND ROW; Gerald Tovores, Thomos Rco, Gory Pollock, Donotd Stephens, Robert Thompson, Horry Roggen, George Molowney, Michael 8eechum. THIRD ROW: John Mulry, Ronold Eckstein, Don Dredgonl, Mike Hymon, Dr. Fellows, Eric Christie, Bill Rogers, Bruce Carpenter, Bill Smink. 59 Pi Delta Epsilon Honorary Journalism Fraternity Pi Delta Epsilon National Journalism Fraternity is the student regulating body for all campus publication. Chartered in 1957, ar.d voting member of the National Convention, it awards membership to those stu- dents on the newspaper, annual, and rodio who demonstrate outstanding service. It serves to create the most attractive publications possible, and to promote the University through publication exchange pro- grams. Through the efforts of the Pi Delts, the contributing schools have often selected our publications as samples of superior collegiate journalism. 60 Sigma Tau Delta Honorary English Fraternity The gools of the Rho Zeto Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at the University of Tampa ore to encourage the study of English Literature and to foster writing of high literary quality. Our officers are os follows: Richard Buckhantz, President; Harriet Aronson, Vice President; Joyce loCicero, Secretary; Trinidad Rio, Treas- urer,- Adrienne Menendez, Historian. Sue Vano represented the fraternity in the House of Representatives and we ore honored by her being elected Secretary of the House. As we remember the year, we recall our pledges, initiation ceremonies, cur literary magazine, DcNovo, our annual banquet and especially the fine guidance we received from our foculty advisor. Dr. Thompson. As our year came to a close we bid farewell to four of our members who are graduating, Harriet Aronson, Penny Donoghue, Glenna Osborne, and Ruth Pittman. 6! Psi Chi Sonyo Widcer, Corresponding Se reforyj Betty Fortin, Vice President; Chorles Sherrill, President; Marilee Duren, Record ng Secretory. Not pictured! Jimmy love, Treosurer; Or. Curtis Gilgosh, Faculty Advisor. The purpose of Psi Chi is to advance the science of psychology and to encourage, stimulate, and maintoin scholarship of the individual members in all fields. Psi Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology. The Uni- versity of Tampa Chapter began in 1962 as a Psychology Club under the supervision of Dr. Curtis A. Gilgosh. The Psychology Club within one year, the minimum amount of time, met the requirements of the notional Psi Chi and was occepted into its membership. The Charter members were init ated February 23, 1964. We are composed of two types of members, actives and associates. The associates are primarily students who have not had sufficient time to meet the course requirements or the rigid academic standards necessary for active membership. Active membership is by invitation. Active members are ex- pected to maintain a position in the upper third of their psychology courses and the upper half of their class. The University of Tampa Chapte- of Psi Chi holds monthly meetings with a noted Psychologist as guest speaker. In addition we have field trips to relevant institutions and perform services for the advancement of the Psychology profession. 63 Civinettes Over 1900 yeors ago, the Man of Galilee declared: Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do even so to them ond so is the Creed of the Civinettes. The Collegiate Civitan ore known for being the builders of good citizenship. To practice the Golden Rule,- to make if 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. This year's officers are Hope Harbison, who was re-elected os President; Suzanne Townsend, Vice President; Joanne Dewey, Secretary; Anne Steele, Treasurer,- and Dixie Miller, Chaplain. Elaine Men- dez represented us of the House of Representatives. Although we are a smoller group than last year, we started this one off with Hope Harbison repre- senting us for the Moroccan Queen Contest ond being selected as First Maid. Our community project includes our girls going twice a week to the Children's Home and tutoring the children in their lessons. The girls are really excited about this and are looking forward to having it as an all year Civincttc project. Of course, our traditional fruit cake sale at Christmas time is greatly anticipated with all proceeds going to putting new furnishings in our Civitan Room. The Civinettes would like to express our deepest gratitude to Miss Anne Garner, who is our Faculty advisor, for standing by us and helping our group to be an even greater success this year. 64 Circle K The Circle K Club of the University of Tampa is one of many Circle K Clubs in colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada. The membership of these clubs total over 12,000 young men in its international body. This organization is sponsored by Kiwanis International. Circle K is a service organization dedicated to helping those who are in need while molding better indi- viduals out of its members. The University of Tampa Chapter of Circle K is proud of the work it has done this year and will continue to do in the future. Kappa Pi Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity Alpha Alpha Theta Chapter Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sherri Wallis Laura Lockwood Patricia Rednor Frank Honkus Kappa Pi Honorary Art Fraternity was first established of the University of Tampa in 1946, and has thus far successfully promoted interest, creativity, and scholarship in the art field. 1965-66 Membership Alizah Blake Dan Carroll Casey Clark Cindy Dayton Burt Epel Janice Fried Bcrbaro Halpern Frank Johnson Lucille LoPresti Peggy O'Conner Lynn O'Roark Dave Snyder Ricky Spindler Micheal Taylor Robert Terri Larry Unger Marie Valente 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 af- filiation 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 cf the com- munity. 67 Spanish Club The Spanish Club, sowing good fellowship and understanding omong its members, seeks to offer an opportunity for Latin and Non-Latin students to prccticc the Spanish language while enjoying good companionship. Lest year for the first time in the history of the Spanish Club, we gave Spanish Awards to members of the foculty 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 Spanish Club will be undertaking various money-raising projects among which will be the popular cake sale. The annual trip to Ybor City's Barrio Latino wos made with as much enthusiasm and greot success as in the past. This trip is the most popular of the activities held by the Spanish Club. Our amiable and energetic faculty advisor, Dr. Eustacio Fernandez, made arrangements to have films and guest speakers presented to the club members. Officers for the year 1965-66 are as follows: Carmen Gonzalez, president; Sandy Klementis, vice-president; Marie Anastasi, secretary,- and Cynthia Vilardebo, treasurer. Members include: Marie Anastasi, Nadine Austin, Mike 8eechem, Dolores Boliver, Walter Davies, Robert Fred- erickson. Carmen Gonzalez, Martina Gonzalez, Sandy Klementis, Hilda Oural, Julie Quintana, Joyce Rodicro, Manuel Rodriguez, Jr., Philip Sommose, Mary Tollmon, ond Cynthia Vilardebo. 68 Newman Student Federation This year the Newman Club is celebrating their Golden Jubilee. Because of this celebration the name of the Newman Club was changed to the National Newman Student Federation. The Newman Student Federation (Newman Club) is the Catholic organization cn Campus. The purpose of the club is to bring oil Catholics together in religious, social and intramural events. In the past year the Newman Club has accomplished many things. We held a Jazz Festival in the Spring of 1965 to donate money to our new library. We also went out to help the community by making little gifts which were presented to the old people who are patients at Saint Joseph's hospital at Christmas time. Besides doing community work, we also had events for ourselves. Our annual picnic turned out very well along with many other of our parties. We have had speakers come to us and speak to us on types of subjects rang- ing from evolution to the changing of tho church. We are very proud of two of our members. Adrienne Menendez who represented us in tho Moroccan Queen Contest and who wos chosen Queen of that court. Also, Penny Donaghue who b the 1965 Homecoming Queen was sponsored by us. Our officers for the 1965-66 year were: Tony Abella, President; Pat DelPiano, Vice-Pres- ident; Toni Fovota, Corresponding Secretary; Lucille LoPresti, Recording Secretary,- Chuck Hcindel, Treasurer,- and Dr. Robert Dew, Advisor. 69 Cl FEA-NEA Florida Education Association—National Education Association CEA 71 Childhood Education Association Pi Alpha Theta National Honorary History Fraternity Kappa Kappa Psi 72 National Honorary Band Fraternity Majors’ Club Women’s Athletic Association 73 Falk Theater Film Series University of Tampa Players 74 Alpha Psi Omega International Relations Club Lykes Hall Dorm Association Residence Halls Dear Moms Women's Residence Counselors Men's Residence Counselors Cheerleaders Girls Cheer for o Victory Don no Zendcgoi, Sylvio Roqoe, Cherl Ellis, Pottl Colllnj, Soiome f onoco, Jody Bonlii. Korcn Romph, Roile Coniglie'O. H«!«n« Coltoglrone. lirdo McLeod. Koren Cobb, linda Koy Strkklond, Corel J on M iiino, Mary Ordog. Spartanettes Jockio Bcllfon, Sondy Rjito, lixi Horriion, Birdie Cifincofle, MorRee Dure , Diono Robotti. University Singers Madrigal Singers 80 University of Tampa Marching Band Tampa U. Dance Band 81 Interfraternity Council President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Advisor Purpose: to keep organization among leadership. Mario DeLuca Richard Buckhantz Larry Unger Joseph DeGenova Dean DeCarlo fraternity system and to encourage better 82 Panhellenic Council Officers Cheri Ellis Joyce Thompson Sondro Seed Suzonno 8lack Dean King President Vice President Secretory Treasurer Advisor Purpose: to keep organizotion among the sorority system and to encourage better lead- ership. 83 Pi Kappa Phi Owen Ander Don Carrol Bernard Darcy Lawrence Bowen LoRue Collin Dell Dovl Mario Delvco Demi Fowl Ronald Gog non Pi Kappa Phi got off to a good start this Fall by pledging eleven future Brothers; the second largest pledge class on campus this Fall. Again the Pi Kapp Homecoming Lav n Display was a winner. The 75 and Strive was voted the number one lawn display on campus. Greg Mathews and Ron Gag- non are credited with the design and expert work on the display, along with the rest of the Brotherhood. Three Pi Kapps were voted to membership in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. They included: Dick Perrier, Mario Deluca, and Dell Davis. Severol Brothers fell by the woyside this Fall with large rings in their noses. Greg Mathews pinned Rosemory Wade and little Joe Pissano is now engaged to little Judy Bonitz. There are also rumors about Ray Veit and John Shofer taking the big leap in June. The Spring semester is anticipated to be another good one, with such memorable occasions as the Rose Boll, Daughters Doy, and of course Roman Party; who could ever forget lost year's Roman Party. The officers for the Fall Semester included: Wally Wilks, Archon; Harold Stafford, Treasurer,- Dick Perrier, Secretary,- Harvey Tucker, Worden,- Dan Carroll, Historian,- and Greg Mathews, Chaplain. For the Spring Semester the officers included: Wally Wilks, Archon; Sam Coporice, Treasurer; Dell Davis, Secretory; Bruce lathrope. Warden; Doug Dallier, Historian; and John Shafer, Chaplain. Ffonk Gcnco 84 Jomo loBrondo Harry Mo Grotty Jack Glover John McMonw Jo Martinez Grog Motthew Rchord Menendez Jome Moore John Shaffer Harold Stafford Harvey Tixkor Roy Veit Chorie Wolker 85 Kenneth Wel t Wolter Wilke Sigma Phi Epsilon Dove Heddeimon Kevin Hurt Terry Cocevrieilo Pol DelPiono Williom Gebouer Sorry George Fred Conie J. C. Clork Henjcn Deed Kenneth Koggerly Donny Cogon Rkhord Johnton S6 Powl Kelly Jon KI«ffo' Charles Kutruirbo Michoel lovln John Mohan Ed Martin Cove Scott 8ryce Smink Fritz Sterbok Richard Stryker More Swon Pete Torro I no Jocqi.es Verron Kenneth Votow Terry Zortmon 1965-66 was another great year for the Florida Zeta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. The 315 Hyde Park Avenue hacienda was the scene of much action throughout the year ond a place the neighbors may call the Animal Farm or the House of the Rising Sun. The cocktail parties prior to the football games were en- joyed by all, but the highlight of the season hod to be the bus trip the freternity sponsored to Mississippi State. Home- coming brought many alumni and old friends back to the house for a fine sociable gathering. Following the season, Kevin Hurt was signed by the Miami Dolphins of the American Football Leogue ond Danny Cogon was selected to the Sig Ep All-American Team. Dick Pusins brought us pride as being the top scorer on the basketball team and was selected to the All-Florida Inter- collegiate Conference first team. John Whitbeck and Bill Oakerson continued to leod us in the scholarship department; while Fred Conte, Wes Deeds, and Mike Lavin led us in intramurols. Barry George, Bill Mont- gomery, and Conte paced Tampa's chcmpionship wrestling team. Dick Pusins ond Vic D'Allessio were members of this year's baseball squad. Joey DeGenovo was elected president of the Interfraternity Council. Jon Kieffer was elected president of the Senior Class and Dave Dutch, vice-president. Ken Roth was elected vice-presi- dent of the Sophomore Class. Mike Lavin, Dave Dutch, and Don Cogan were all chosen os officers of the Physical Edu- cation Major's Club. The Sig Eps ore defending intramural chompions and are defending holders of the intrafroternity scholarship award. Many work projects, plus gifts from alumni ond friends have helped redecorate the living room and the den in the house. It is hoped that we can complete the rest of the house in the near future. The Shipwreck ond the Wine ond Cheese parties were very successful ond were held at the Wellswood Civic Center, but the highlight of the social calendar wos the annual Spring Weekend end the Sweetheart Ball. Officers for the year included: Michael lovin. President; Daniel Cogan, Vice-President; Richard Stryker, Secretary; Jon Kieffer, Treasurer; and David Dutch, Historian. Jeff AbroKccn Burt Epel Sandy Firwian Fronk Johnjon Tau Epsilon Phi Russell Bowman Lawrence Felnborg Jeff Goss Bruce Bressman Richard Ever ! Fronk Gorifan Richard Kunsch toe Wonka 88 Rick Mannen Richard Buekhantz Allan Goldberg Howard Levine Horvey Meyer Jsff Phllllp George Rote 8orry Steinberg Shelly Toback Yogi Yatos Dovld Yeller Looking back to the '65-66 school year. Epsilon Sigma Chapter enjoyed a very prosperous season. Scholastically, Brothers Russel Gilchrist and Dovid Yellen were initiated into the ULEMA, the Scholastic Honorary Society. Brothers Richard Moe Kunsch and Ricchrd Buckhantz achieved the distinction of being named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities . Afhloficolly, TEP was once mere among the leaders. Directed by Brother Paul Weisberg, our teams finished high in foot- ball, basketball, ond softball. The drive exhibited by the entire brotherhood exemplified our strong competitive spirit. More RojenwoHor Anlhony Zarrel'o Jo« Schwartz Pout Weitborg Arthur Zohlmon Brother Richard Everts was chosen TEP Athlete of the Year for his outstanding contributions. Socially, the year was a tremendous success. Under the di- rection of Brothers Jeff Philips and Louis Spindler several parties were enjoyed by the frates. In particular, the Fall semester Costume Party which was highly praised, and our annual Boat Port ' which started off the spring semester with a splosh. The highlight of the year was our Spring Formal. The beauty and pageant of this event will be remembered for a long time by the brothers. Brother David Yellen was chosen by the brotherhood to lead us through the school year. His predecessor B-other Marc Rosenwosser performed in on extremely capable man- ner during his tenure of office. Helping the Chancellor were: Vice-Chancellor, Sandy Finman,- Bursar, Burton A. Eppel,- ond Scribe, Michael Steiker. Other officers included: Lee A. Manka, Corresponding Secretary; Donald Blauner, Historian; ond Allan J. Weidberg, Warden. Our civic project was a conned goods drive for underprivi- leged people. This was o very worthwhile experience for all the brothers. To conclude we wish all our seniors the best of luck upon their graduation. These brothers include: George Golden Hands Rose, Danny Nasshorn, Joe Schwarlz, Dave Yellen, Rick King Mannen, Alan J. Woidbert, and Lee Formato. 89 Tau Kappa Epsilon Cori A Ionio Angelo Fovoto K. J. Fcrullo Joseph Finks Iro Gilltron Wolier Leo Don McFoll Our new fraternily house, located at 200 Hyde Park Place, gave the froters of Epsilon Eeta a very prosperous year. Our cook Lillie also gave us a weight ad- vantage with her fine meals. The house is completely air-conditioned and fur- nished; has seven 2, 3, and 4-man rooms, living room with television, dining room, kitchen, chapter room and all the other accessories that go with home living. We hope that this house gives the froters a lot more wonderful and happy years. The welcome mat is open to everyone. Congratulations and best wishes go out to Frater Tyrone McMurray who entered the land of matrimony with the former Miss Koyleen Benton this past Christmas. The best of everthing to Frater McMurray end his pretty bridy Kaylccn. Tyrone is doing his graduate work at U. C. L. A. Miss Suzanne Monaco, our Homocom- ing Queen candidate, was chosen to be in the Queen's court. The froters were exceptionally thrilled and pleased with Miss Monaco. This past year also saw the arrival of new intramural jerseys for Epsilon Beta. Besides knowing that opponents were doing battle Tou Kappa Epsilon, for the first time could be seen quite clearly. The jerseys are bright cherry and gray. Tekes had an exceptionally fine intromural softball team this past season. Every- one knew that Tau Koppa Epsilon was competing and winning. Our Red Ccrna- tions Ball wos a tremendous success as alwoys. It wes a time for merriment, gaiety, and the close of another successful year for Epsilon 8eta of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Wc hope that everyone has o great and safe summer and we'll see you all in the Fall. Wc extend special wishes for success in the future to Praters Ira Gillman, Corl Alonso, Joe Finks, and Larry Unger who are graduating. Best wishes for success also go out to Froters Don McFall and Walter Lee who trans- ferred to different colleges at the end of the first semester of 1966. Our officers for the 1965-66 yeor were: Chris Monks, President; Don McFall, Vice President,- Jim Sponhelm, Treasurer; George David Murphy, Secretary; Angelo Fovata, Chaplain; Mike Katz, Historian,- Carl Alonso, Sergeant-ot-Arms,- and Ken Rosner, Pledge trainer. Chris Monks V orrcn Pe'zoW Oov« Murphy Eric Nelsen K«nn th Rosner Jomos Sponh«im Fr«d Ni ts«n lorry Un$«r 91 Theta Chi BUI Gammon Gary Gorbls Chris Genova Amby Gillon Henry Grow Williom Gterriero Ron Huddle Vo I Johnson Oonold lorlcks Pete low Jerry MeMurtrie Paul Mnlchlello John Perry Steve Phillips Ed Nlrwontowjki Jerry Qvlnn Richard Rondozzo Gory Ropp Jock RodfJguo Joion Seorloto Clerr. Stolorik Russell Thompson Michael Tigho George Watson Gory Webb M ke Rogers John Stowe David Tucker Ed Wicks Ed Roth Louis Toylor Moisey Tuthill Morris Wlllner Jones Rush Robert Terri Fronk Wolker Tom Yerke The brothers of Theta Chi, Epsilon Zeta Chapter, have made significant contributions in many aspects of the University's life. Gary Garbis led us as Student Body President; Russell Thomp- son was Attorney General; William Guerrero, I. F. C. Treasurer; Bob Terri, S. U. S. G. A. Coordinator; Val Johnson, House of Representatives ond Jock Rodriguez was Secretory of Finance. On the grid iron, team captain, John Perry was selected to Little All American. Theta Chi was well represented on the field by Val Johnson, Mike Buss, Bill McManigal, Ed Nizwin- towski, Gary Rapp, and Mike Dovis. Congratulations go to Brothers Norman Bellitt, Gory Garbis, Bob Terri, Russell Thompson, ond George Watson for making the 1965-66 Who's Who. Fall and Spring Rush were most successful and proved That we must be doing something right! From the Cocktail parties at the House, to our wonderful Ring Dance in Spring; socially, academically and always Theta Chi is outstanding! The officers for the 1965-66 year were: George Watson, Pres:dent,- Gary Garbis, Vice President,- Russell Thompson, Secretory; and J. C. Scorlata, Treasurer. 93 Alpha Chi Omega Patii Collini Kothleer Foroghon Elio Gorcio Corrrert Gonzalez CFori Elii luzette loRuiio Corol Hutchlnion Betty Ippoli'o Joyte IcCtero Adrienne Menendez Kay lioacion Terri Melendi Don no Mercurio Suzonne Monaco 94 Judy Orovie Rosoiie Pendino I I Poll! Rimm Barbara Sheffield letlie Srrith Jane Stolret Roiemary Wade If has been another big year of honors for Alpha Chi Cmega Sorority. Sister Adrienne Menendez, who already held the title of Miss Smile was chosen Moroccan Queen. Suzanne Monaco was Second Maid In the Homecoming Queen Contest and Third Maid in the Moroccon Queen Contest. Marcia Rey- nolds and Donna Mercurio were chosen Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweethearts of 1965. Our Homecoming lown display won third place. Sister Carmen Gonzalez, who is also president of the Spanish Club, won the Sigma Sigmc Sigma Trophy for the pledge with the highest scholastic average on campus, and the coveted Borden Freshmon Prize for the highest scholastic average of the freshman c'oss. We are very proud of two of our members: Cheri Ellis and Judy Orovic, who were named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Sisters Carmen Gonzalez, Kay Isaacson, and Adrienne Menendez were initiated into Sigma Tau Delta, the Honorary English Fraternity. Adrienne is the group's historian. Two members: Carmen Gonzalez and Judy Orovic, arc in Ulema, the Scho- lastic Honor Society. Carmen now holds the office of secre- tary in the society. Our girls not only work hard for the sorority, but also for other campus organizations. Cheri Ellis and Suzanne Monaco represent us on the cheerleading squad. Carmen Gonzalez and Kathleen Faradgren represent us in the Delo Forensic Society. Elsa Garcia and Patti Rimm are Civinetfes. Cheri Ellis is president of Panhellenic and Koy Isaacson is our Panhellenic Representative. Carmen Gonzalez, who is Organization Editor of the yearbook, and Adrienne Menendez are both on the Moroccan staff. The Annual Scholarship Banquet was a huge success. Out- standing members wore cited: Judy Orovic was given the Nosh Higgins Award, for the highest scholastic average of the actives, Cormen Gonzalez received the award for the highest scholastic overage of the pledges, and Marcia Reynolds was given the award for the most improved grades. All of the sisters look back fondly on a big year of activities. There was Bunny and Pilgrims Days, Big Lyro Picnic, Greek Week-end, Homecoming, Barefoot Ball with the Pi Kapps, and cur spectacular Winter Party, and the traditional Spring Lecd-Out. i 95 Delta Ro o!ie April Floronco Borbour Cheryl Bjrford Rotoll Conlgllo Morileo Duren Corol Endiley Antoinette Fovoto Monique Groulx Dione Horder Skit Night—OK whot fynl 96 Ucllle loPreiti Joann Russo Sandro Seed Ruth White lyd:o Ygleiios OFFICERS: Pres dent Vico President Secretory Treasurer Sondra Seed Florence Borbour Jconn Russo Rosalie Aprile With high hopes and aspirations Delta Sorority hos made '65 the best year. The first activity was Fall Rush, those pledged were Monique Groulx and Oleta Hollingsworth. Our thanks go to the organizations who sponsored Marilee Duren for Moroccan Queen and Horrecoming Queen. Along with the Homecoming activities of fun went hours of hard work on our 10' high diamond and our skit. We are very proud of our trophy for second place in skits. Some of the sisters have been quite active in other school organizations. Sandy Seed was president of the Sociology Club; Joann Russo served as treasurer of Pi Delta Epsilon, Honorary Journalism Fraternity and was Senior Class and Greek Editor for the Mo'occan; Ruth White held the position of Faculty Editor. Lucille LoPresti and Antoinette Favata were officers of the Newman Club. Congratulations to Rosalie Coniglio for doing such a great job os a cheerleader, and as danceretts, Lucy Harrison and Marilee Duren, head dancer- ette. Special congratulations to Sandy Seed and Marilee Du- ren who were elected to Who's Who. Colors: Red White Flower: Chrysanthemum Motto: Mo'e tolerance for our fellow beings through a better understanding of them. Socially Delta had a wonderful year with our 8ack-to-School Dance, intramurals, Christmas Party and Sing, our famous car washes ond donut sales, and to end the year our dinner and dance, the Sweetheart Ball. Last, but not least, we are very proud of the President's Trcphy we won at the Christmas Singing Festival. As the year closes; we would like to thank our officers who have done a wonderful job. 97 Delta Phi Epsilon 98 lindo McLeod Anre Schworlutcln Joyce Thompion The year 1965-1966 hcs been a successful and enjoyable one for the sisters of the Delta Upsilon Chapter of D Phi E. The officers for the year were: Joyce Thompson, President; Anne Schwartz- sfein. First Vice President; Jacqueline Beltrcm, Second Vice Presi- dent; Erline Gladstone, Third Vice President, Janice Fried, Sec- retary; Adrienne Carlyon, Corresponding Secretary; and Roberta Cirincione, Treasurer. Fall Rush proved to be an exciting one, with the acquisition of two pledges: Barbara Halpron and Deborah Shenkman. Many sisters arc active in other campus activities, and arc a credit to cur school as well as our sorority: Roberta Cirincione and Jacqueline Beliram are Dancereftes, and Linda Mcloed is a Majorette; Marcia Chaffin is on the Executive Board of the newly organized Association of Women Students; and Jackie Beltram is a member of the Spartanettes. In the way of honors, Joyce Thompson was elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, and Erline Glad- stone was made a Pi Kappa Phi Daughter. Janice Fried is a mem- ber of the Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega and Jackie Beltram is a member of the Honorary History Fraternity, Pi Alpha Theta. Homecoming activities this year were ably handled by chairmen Marcia Chaffin and Sonya Wicker. Spring semester will bring about the advent of our Spring Formal and the election of our Men of the Year. We ore looking forward to this most memorable occasion, for it will put the topper on a most memorable year! Sandro Weingorten Sonya Wicker 99 Merry Barr Nancy Donieli Zjeta Tau Alpha Lynn Blonco Suzonnc Block Joonne Dewey Kothlcen Dorrbloier Judy Bonilz Romtoy Etzol Lorrolne Guido Michele Hunt Jonet Flllbcrl Hope Horbiton Shoron torlti Gail Fischer Potty Horrington Eloine Mender Fran Foron Karen Hurroj© Kathy Q-Nccl Bonnlo Scott Glen no Osborne Corron Porter Jomle Stone Cindy Vi'ordcbo Donno Zerdcgul Gammc Sigma Chapter set out in September to make '65 the best yeor ever. We opened our calendar with rush and pledged Rcmsey Etzel, Fran Fcran, Jamie Stone, and Donna Zencegui. Next on the agenda was the sponsorship of a script dance following the South West Louisiana game. All the Zetas were pleased when sister Gail Fischer, spon- sored by Sigma Phi Epsilon, was named Lady-in-Waiting in the Moroccan Queen competition and when Hope Harbison, rep- resenting Civinetres, emerged os First Maid. Zcta's good for- tune continued os Mickey Hunt, sponsored by the sisterhood, reigned os Homecoming Queen's Lady-in-Waifing, and again, when sister Gail Fischer, this time sponsored by Pi Koppa Phi, was honored with the title of First Moid. Our achievements didn't end there. For thanks to lots of hard work smiles ap- peared on many fired faces when ZTA tied down first place for Skits and copped second for Lawn Disploy-c twenty foot cake! Undo Koy StrKVIond Swzonn Townsend During the school yeor, Gail Fischer served os co-ed vice president of the student body; Sue 8lack presided os president of the Associated Women Students,- Cindy Vilardebo led the Junior class as president; Darby Dornbloscr served as presi- dent of Pi Delta Epsilon, the Honorary Journalistic Fraternity; and Hope Harbison guided the Civinettes. We were very proud to have seven sisters elected to Who's Who: Suzanne Black, Derby Dornbloscr, Gail Fischer, Hope Harbison, Eloine Men- dez, Glenna Osborne, and Suzonne Townsend. Zeta kept itself active by participating in other ospects of campus such as: intramurals, the annual Christmas Sing, and goseramos. Social highlights included our annual Christ- mas dinner-dance and the Stardust Ball, where the year's pledges were presented and our sponsors were tapped. Thus ends another chapter in the book o? Zeta Tou Alpha, written by the Gamma Sigma Chapter. tot Spartans’ Spirit kickoff return comprised 36 points of the total 143 season 104 CAPTAIN JOHN PERRY undoubtobly has corned this honor by leading the team to a 6—2—1 season. His contribution of an 89 yord punt return, scoring on 4 posses, and a 100 yard score. A Season to Be Proud of. . . Sporton Icove no room ro spore os they dose in on opponents. Offense prepores to chorgo. Fight for possession. Spartans corried the Tompa Spirit to the games away, with 1 win, 1 tie, and 1 loss to begin the season, Tampa's first encouragement was a 16—12 victory over McNecse. With unfavorable odds we upset Buffalo by holding a 13—13 tie. The Spartans stayed on their feet against top-roted Mississippi 48—7. 107 Kevin Hi rt kkks for the extro point to win the game. Quorterbock Ed Nizwantcwski and end Gary Rapp were chosen as the out- standing back and linesmen in the hard fought defeat to Delta State 33— 32. The Home opener was against North Texas State who fell 17—14. The Spar- tans achieved revenge agoinst South- western Louisiana's 37-4 of last year by o tight 7-6. 108 Linemen show offensive power Nir-vontowikl iwetpt left ervd. For the first time Maine, rated number 2 in Small Colleges, played under the lights to be defeated by the Spartans 2—0. Tampa's de- fense deserves the majority of the credit for this upset. The finale was highlighted by a 19—7 score over Northern Michigan in our Homecoming game. Tampa completed the seoson with the coaches and the national foot- ball scene looking upwards to see how high the Sporfcns could climb. Climb they did, by running over Jacksonville State 30—11. Dixon pulled victory by blocking 2 punts, and Vining receiving one in the end zone for o touchdown. John Perry ho broken Ioojo ogoinl no Mike Bun sweeps left end for o big goin. Ill Foolboll Cooch ,. Aubtooli B II Mor , Vk Prlnzi, Chori 6oiley end Hood Cooch Som Bailey. 112 BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) KEVIN HURT. JIM LAKE. NORM SOASH. DICK NITTINGER. MIKE RADDICK. BUCKY BIAtlAS. WAYNE HAYES. JAMES COOK. DOUG ERWIN. Bill HURT. HOWARD IANGDON, MIKE FARLEY, GENE SHERMAN, HANK OIXSON. SECOND ROW (FROM BACK) RANDY SMITH, FRED BRANCH. Bill MoMANIGAl, GENE FIORES, PAT TURNER. JOE FLAHERTY, JOHN YATES. CHARLES FOURES, FRED KEELEY, ED NIZV ANTOWSKI, FRANK VINING, WILMONT WILLIAMS, MIKE BUSS, VAL JOHNSON, MIKE DAVIS. THIRD ROW RONALD BROWN, DAVID MORGAN. VASA STOL8RAND, RON BOYIAN, JIM UNDERHILL. ARMANDO FLORES, GREG BONFE, BOB OLMSTEAD, CHARLES McBRIDE, RUSSEL EDGE, GARY RAPP, LARRY ELLINGTON, GEORGE WRIGHT, TEO MIMS. FRONT ROW VERLIN WILLIAMS, RODNEY WALKER, GARY LINTON, PAT GlSPERT, GARY HALLAUER. JOHN PERRY, DAN SIKES. MICKEY GOFF, BOB FERNANDEZ. DARYEL BORCERS, DAN CCGAN, WAYNE BLOUNT, VERNON KORHN. Spartans 16 McNeese 13 Buffalo 7 Mississippi Stote 17 North Texas 7 Southwest Louisiana 32 Delta State 30 Jacksonville State 2 Maine 19 North Mchigan 12 13 48 14 6 33 11 0 113 7 114 Spartans on the Upsurge Things Are Looking Up for Vic Thix'on ho Rollinj giving vp, o Kc score point with hi loy-wp  hot. Spartans Miami started slowly then outscored the Tampa Sparlcns, 24—7, during a 7Yi minute stretch in the second half for an 83—71 basketball victory. Tampa's Dick Pusins put the Spartons ohead with a basket 2—0 after almost 2 minutes of play. They ended the lower end of the score, but things for the Tampa shooters were looking up. Ron Sion tok t oim. to Koro mor point for Sporton . Chuck Spiestma came through with 20 points to support the victory over Millsaps, 84—75. The winners hit on 57 per cent of their field goal attempts and hit 77 per cent of their free throws. Dick Pusins registered 19 points, Vic Thixton hit 17, and Wayne Harden 15 for the winners. Stone cover ground o he «how dribbling 01 an ouentiol part of bosketboll. Unjucccjifol block oi tbe Sporton goin oltitudc for the point. I Pvslrvs tokes o different opproooh to tio tho boll. The University of Tampa bas- ketball team put together one of their best efforts of tho season when they beot Augus- ta College, 86—76. Augusta had lost only one game before the contest, and the Sportons improved their record to 3—4 with the win. The game was close most of the way with the lead changing 8 times. The hot-shocting S p o r t a n s got tough on defense and rebound- ing and when the smoke cleared the score showed Tampa 86—Augusta 76. Stetson resorts to foul-ploy for possession of the boll. 119 i f Cooch Lovoy ployed college bosketball ot West- ern Kentucky State College. In 1950, his senior year he earned many honors: 2nd leading scorer in the notion among major colleges, 7th leading scorer in the notion omong major colleges and universities, set the single game scoring record In the N.l.T. with 32 points; was named to the N.l.T. Second Team, led the nation in the number of field gools scored, named MVP of the Western Ken- tucky team, wos selected in '49 ond '50 to the Ohio Valley Conference team, ond was named to the first college All-American Team to tour the United Stotes and ploy the Harlem Globetrotters in the World Series of Basketball. The Indianapolis Olympians of the NBA picked him as their num- ber one choice. In 1953 he was traded to the Milwaukee Howkes and later in the year to the Syracuse Nationals. With the Nots. he earned hon- ors as: Player of the Week, ond Opposing Player of the Month os named by the Philadelphia Warriors. Lovoy helped the Nats to the Eastern Division Championship, ond they went on to be- come runners-up in the World Championship ploy- off. Rounding off his caree' going into his 8th year os head bosketball coach. 120 BACK ROW, loft to rights Ronnie Cilcnli, moroger. Mike Kennedy, Joy Andor , Don Wintcrton, Coach Bob lovoy, Woyne Harden, Ron Stone, Mike Irvin, Frcn Pinchot, Chrit Wocemke. FRONT ROW: Vie Thixton, Fronk Sehoon, Chuck Sprietjrro, John Arnett, Aaron Adorns, Dick Putins, Wodo Whitson. The Team for the Man UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI THERE VALDOSTA STATE THERE •ROLLINS HOME GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE THERE GEORGIA STATE HOME AUGUSTA COLLEGE HOME •ROLLINS THERE •STETSON HOME JACKSONVILLE HOME GEORGIA SOUTHERN HOME •STETSON THERE MIAMI HOME MILLSAPS THERE SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI THERE LOYOLA OF THE SOUTH THERE •FLORIDA SOUTHERN HOME MERCER HOME •FLORIDA SOUTHERN HOME MERCER THERE GEORGIA STATE THERE JACKSONVILLE THERE FLORIDA PRESBYTERIAN HOME VALDOSTA STATE HOME FLORIDA STATE HOME FLORIDA STATE THERE •Conference Gomes Florida Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Power on the Mats Barry George pint hit opponent. The University of Tampa launched its fourth wrestling season November 1, 1965. The Spar- tan mafmen are defending the State Champion- ship for the fourth straight year. Success wos exhibited with the contest against the Gators. The Tampa wresfiers won ell but two matches in defeating the University of Florido 28-6. Tampa is still undefeated and holds o record of 4 straight victories. WRESTLING SCHEDULE St. Johns Jr. College Miami Dade Jr. College Florido State University of Florida Miami Dade Jr. College University of Florida Florida State Troy State Sec. Chompionships Southern Open State Championship Nome no in order of picture. Chuck Heirvdel, Borry George, Stove Lowe. George Schick, 8orry Boyd, Allen longrtreet. Joe Moncuui, Doug Erwin. Cooch len Altomuro, Asc. Coach Fred Conte. 123 The All-American Game The newly appointed coach Larry Gable expects 37 players to report for the first regular practice session. There will be nine leftfermen returning from last year's team that went 12—9 for the season, including the complete infield. That puts Dan Sikes at third, Joe Pizano at second, Frank Vining of first and Don Shafer at sho'tstop. Dick Pusins will return os catcher and four pitchers ore among the returning letter- men, Wayne Harden, Roy Viet, Bill Guerrieo, and Steve Moore. 125 High and Dry Arlfo Klork. Undo Ford, Dole MocKoy, Romsey Eizcl, Richard Rondozzo, Rcnold Brookj, Butch Toylor, Mike Creep, Bruce Gordon, Tom Moltrow, Don loriclo, Borry Hibbin, Woyne Webiler, Bill Pitt, Terry Brown. Only the second year in existence and they are already successful. Water-skiing has achieved full status as a sport at the University. Their coach is Stew Barefoot Mc- Donald. The major competitive events are slalom, jumps, and tricks os 180 and 360 turn, side slide, 360 over the wake, and 180 over the wake. Competition will be with the University of South Florido, St. Petersburg Jr. College, Florida Southern, Florido Presbyterian, Polk Jr. College, Orlando Jr. College, Rollins, Univorsify of Miami, Stetson, and University of Florida in addition to the Cypress Gar- dens Inter-collegiate meet. i i The women's varsity sports teams compete in volleyball, softball, basketball, bowling, and tennis in the West Florida Women's League. The Spartanettes were undefeat- ed this year to win league championships. There are co-ed softball and volleyball intramural events in addition to all male and all female events. The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity swept through the volley- ball season undefeoted, with Mckay Hall placing second. Theta Chi Fraternity third, and Delta Sigma in fourth place. In the All-Star Flag Football Team F'ed Conte was selected os most valuable player, close behind wos Wolrer Lolly ond Richard Everts, also selected were Greg Stawicki, Joe Pizzano, Bill Guerridro, Steve New- man, Mike Lavin, Wes Deeds, Ray Viet, and Bill Rice. Mike Lavin captured the hand- ball championship with Norman Bellit close behind. Wesley Deeds won the pool tour- nament, and os yet not known the decision on the girls pool tournament. Sandy Pow- ers won the table tennis tournament over a close match with Sandy Seed. Some of the other events are boitcosting, horseshoe tournament, tennis, basketball, and c variety of events in the track and field meets for the mcles and females. If the weather re- mains good, there are competitive swimming events. There ore mony chances a student is given to exhibit his or her skills in oddition to their academic life. 130 Intramurals Learning Department Chairmen Miller K. Adorns B.S., M.A., Ed.O. Professor of Physicol Edwcotion Physkol Educotion, Health and Recre- ation Deportment Choirmon Floyd E. Allison B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics Physks Deportment Chcirmon J. Ryon Beiser A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Profouor of History 8. Poliikol Science History Political ScJonco Department Choirmon Focolty looks on o Dr. De’o presents Honoroiy Degree at Opening Consocotion. Col. Roy W. Clifton 8.B.A.. M B A. Acting Deportment Choirmon of Bus!- ness Administrotlon end Economics Willis J. Dunn A.B.. M A., Ph D. Professor of Sociology Sociology Deportment CHoirmon Hugh P. fellows B.A., M.A., B.S., Ph D. Professor of Speech Speech Deportment Choirmon fustosio Fernondez B.S.. M.A.E.. M.A., Doctor en letros Professor of Sponish Modern longooges Ceportment Choir man Corti A. Gilgosh A.B.. M.A.. Ph D. Professor of Psychology Psychology Deportment Choirmon Wolloce F. Green B S., MS. Associate Professor of Art Art Deportment Choirmon 135 Milos C. Hartley A B.. B.S.. M.A., B.M., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Mothcmotcs Department Chairman John A. Outterson B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Ed.O. Professor of Educotion Director of Tcocher Education Education Deportment Choirmon Cksrence M, Pruitt A.B.,M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of Geography Geography Deportment Chairman Noel S. Steveru B.M., M.M.. D.M.A. Professor of Music Music Deportment Choirmon Willlom D. Stewart A.B., B.Ed.. M.A., Ph D. Professor cf English English Oeportment Chairman Not Pictured Dominic J. Cermele A.B., M.F.A. Professor of Dromo Drama Deportment Choirmon Howard D Tyner B.S.. M S.. Ph.O. Professor of Chemistry Chemistry Oeportment Cho'rmon Robert E. Wean B S. Ph D. Professor of Biology 8 olcgy Deportment Choirmon Chorio R. Wo , Jr. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Deportment Choirmon Robbie E. Woolen B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Sci- ence Socretoriol Science Deportment Choir- mon Robbi David 2« Ion Ita B.H., A.B., Robbi, L.H.D., D.D. Professcr of Religion Religion Deportment Choirmon Libra-ion : Mlts Charlotte Thompson, Miss Gloria Runton, Mrs. Estello Crone, ond Miss Vondo Nelson. Estello Crone A.B., B.S., I S. Circulation Librarian Vondo Nelson A.B., M.A. Acquitition liororion Gloria Runton A B.. M.A. Cotalog Librarian Chorlottc Thompson A.8., A.8. in L.S. M.S. in L.S. Librarian 137 Faculty William T. Acuff 8.S.. M.S., Ed.O. Assistont Professor of Education Franco Allen A.8., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Speech Russell C. Apple A.B., M.C.S. Associate Professor of Business ond Economics Jon Boch B.M., M.M. Instructor in Music George Botjor B.S, M-A. Instructor in History New Modern longuoge lob odds to eosc of teoching. f Ruth C. 8rogg B.S., M.Ed. Instructor in Physico I Educotlor Williom W. Cyxewski B.S.. M 8 A. Assistant Professor of Business end Economics Williom E. Gollogher A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Harold E. Carmony B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry James W. Covington B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science Marlon L Ellison B.S., M S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology Fred Fisher A.B., M.S.W. Assistant Professor of Sociology Martin I. J. Griffin A.6., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English Ann Garner A.B., M S. Instructor in Biology Noro B. Helvey B.A., C.E.F. Interim Assistant Professor of French C. J. Ho A.B., MA„ Ph.O. Associotc Professor of Psycho'ogy Chorie L. Hyde B.S.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Business ond Eco- nomics Theordore W. Jennings A.B.. B.G ., M S,, Ph.O. Associotc Professor of Psychology Elmer A. Jones B.S., M S. Assistont Professor of Biology Rcintrcut E. Jonsson B A., M.A., Ph.O. Associoie Professor of German ond French Jesse I. Keene A.B., MA„ Ph.O. Professor of History ond Political Sc - NO A. J. Koinen A B, M.A. Assistont Professor of Mathematics enco Eo-I E. Keller B.S., A.B., MA. Assistont Professor of English John H. llndenmeyer B.H., M.A. Assistant Professor of Political Scicnco V . F. Lloyd A.8., M.A Assistant Professor of Mathematics Julius 0. Locke A.8.. M.A.. Ph D. Associate Professor of English Alvon R. MeFodyen A.B.. M A„ Ph.O. Professor of English Mildred B Mitchell BA.. M.A. PS.D. Associate Professor of Psychology Alfred E. Nosh A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Art 5 I Robert J Nickel A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Professor of Education Ml Stephen Pork A.B., MM. Asjociote Profe  or of Mu k CompOJer-in-Reiidence M C. Rhodo B.S, M.A., Ph.O., Sc.O. Professor of Mothemot  I I Ely e B. Sheppard A.B., M.A. Assistont Profeuor of Motherootic Marvin J. Philip 8.FM.F.A., U.O. Assistant Professor of Diana Owen J. Roynolds B.S., M.S. Assistant Profe  or of Mathematics G. Lawrence Robert , Jr. B.S., M.Ee. Assistont Proifessor of Business ond Eco- nomic Alice Rodriguez 8.S., M.P.E. ond H. Assistant Profe  or of Heolth, Physico I Education ond Recreation Dr. Nickel counsels student In Pre-College Workshop Progrom. 142 Stephen t. Speronis B.A, M.A., PhD. Associato Professor of History and Po- litical Science Alon P. Stuckey B.S, M.S., Ph 0. Associate Professor of History ond Po- litico! Science Joe Testo-Secca B.S., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Artisl-in-Residence Not Pictured i John H. Bertsch A B-, LL.B, M.A. Assistant Professor o‘ Philosophy K. Nelson Butler B.S.. MA. Instructor in Physical Education, Heolth ond Recreation Francis J. Thompson A.B., M.A., Ph.O. Professor of English Williom D. Leith 8.S., M.A. Instructor in Modern Language On leave 1965-46 i c Harold Nosti B.A. Instructor In Art James K. Umholt B.S., M.S.. Ed D. Assoclote Professor of Education Corlos f. Welmon L.L.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Business ond Eco- nomics Moleom West ley B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Muse 143 Now irodern lob provide student to move ot own speed. Secretory check do i Mac Dill Center Since its beginning in July I960, the MocDill division of the University of Tampa has expanded itself to its fullest capacity. Classes are held in classroom locoted in various parts of the base. The instructional staff numbers 26. The off-campus center provides enrollment to several hundred officers and enlisted men and their dependents. All classes begin after 6 p.m.—normal off-duty hours for Air Force and Army part-time scholars. Col. James Treadwell, Mac- Dill division director, pointed out that the MocDill Center is recognized by Air Force Officials os 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. 144 jmc schcdulo for student who hot phoned. Time seems to fly by for studen' working in newly equipped Biology lob. Smoll Informol clone moke for in- teresting discussions. MacDill Faculty Carole Kollor Lecturer In History Robert G. Richords lecturer in Geogrophy Noncy H. Acuff Lecturer In Sociology Ptychology Heachel Cribb Lecturer in Political Science Beverly Marker Lecturer In English Rolph Steinberg Lecturer in Business Clyde R. Allenmonn Lecturer in Political Science Virginia Cummings Lecturer in Mothemotlc John Loui McDaniel lecturer In Economic Saro Stelrrer lecturer In Speech Henry Beltran lecturer in Spanish Williom B. George Lecturer in History Myron K. Miller lecturer in German James H. W. Treadwell lecturer in History Donald Callahan lecturor in Philosophy Gomolo G. Granell Lecturer in Mothemotic Mary V. Moore Lecturer in Engli h Noncy White lecturer in English Denzll Y. Causey, Jr. Lecturer in Economic Dovid Hernandez Lecturer in History Cornelius Overstreet Lecturer in Biology I. D. Worley lecturer in Accounting Richard J. Cole Lecturer in History James J. Keho, Jr. Lecturer In Business ord Economic Frances S. Potterion Lecturer in Psychology John H. Zebrowskl Lecturor In Engl'oh 145 Friends Faces the Look President’s Message to 1966 Seniors As you leave the University you enter a world plagued by turmoil and confusion. Many of you will become directly involved through service in the Armed Forces. But all of you could, ond should, be- come personally involved in the task of solving the problems of our society. As college graduates you ore well equipped to use your knowledge and individual influence to uphold our fundamental values and to oppose trends and actions which would denigrate them. Many will maintain that the individual no longer has influence and can only float with the stream of current events. But this is not true, and its falsity is demonstrated daily. I hope each of you will measure up to the opportunities of the future. As never before, it needs people who will ac- cept personal responsibility, stand unflinchingly for that which is right, and -work unceasingly for a better world. In so doing, may the years yield for you great satisfaction. DA VID M. DELO President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERSi Jon KicfFer, P osident; Sordro Klemenllj, Secretory; Dovld Dutch, Vice Projldont. I Rojolic Aprile Morio 8orberopowlo Phipip Bergen James Abrurzino Groce Agile no Horrief Aronson Anthony Aiplln Robert Becker Donald Black Normor Bellitt Suzanne Block Corl Alonso Leonard Altomuro Jacqueline Beltrom Rolph Bohlke I I I : I I Th« stairway are quite familiar by our Senior year. Judy Boniti Robert Buckley Walter 8urkett Maureen 8utler Wayne Byrne Bareloy Calhoun James Cosey Roberto Clrindono 1 Robed Clerk Fo Cope Patrick DelPiono Penelope Donoghire Rosollo Conlg llo Fred Conte Marie Diaz John Dvbcwskl Letter Coons Corole Delk Marie DoSrocky 151 Be veri Dopvis Morilee Dvren Borry G orgo Fronk Genco 152 Arthur Gibfcont Erllno G!od ton« ' Rolond Godfrey Gory Gregg Eugeno Hamby Stephen Hen Corol Jeon Goff lorrolne Gjldo Hope HarbUon Jome Hoff Mlnote before the mining Croicont wo reploced on the Minaret. Wayne Harden Dionne Hotlenroth Kovin Hurt Michael Irvin Judith Johmton Evelyn Jone i t Jon Keiffer Sondra Klementis Robert Kronlck Luietto IcRujjo JoAnn lovender Mary Ann llppelman Jomei loBior.do Jimmy love Anne lotgen Potricia lylo Harry MocGrotty John Mohan Ronald Mokenson Robert Marsh Richord Martiner Janet Motthews Charles McBride Gorrett McKerncn John McMono Jerry McMvrlrie Robert MllosKevsky Uoyd Mocgon Will om Mvnsey Stephen Newman Rey Neville Senior watch lot Homecoming gamo at student . louii Posettl Rlchord Perrier Gloria Jeon Quesodo Suzanne Roinoy Joseph Orlando Ralph Porrls Rolph Petty Joyce Petilio Judy Orovic Glenno Otborne Danllo Ramirez Roland Rebozo G«rold Reilly Soon we too will be Alumni. Lydo Ritch Posquole Russo Charles Rice William Schrelber Richard Robkhond Dennis Sonchez Joann Russo Eugene Sawyer Lido Rodriguez David Sanderson Peter Scoglone ! t i I i i i i Joe S Kwonz Sondfo Seed Judy Spencer Georgo Toylor Joe Sci on li KolKy Tsourokit David Scoti Harvey Tucker Joe Souto Jonot Stepp lorry Unger 158 Roy Veil Joequet Verron Chorlei Wolker SKerri Wollli Groduoiien ... o ndi our four-year Hay at Tempo U. Arnold Abilobilo Owen Anders Robori Ash meed Eugene Bettenfield Richard Beriiomen Juniors Christine Alfono Homer Arena Edward Berube Michael Beechen Bruce Bcicrlc Richord Benson Ronald Benton Jonlco Berg Henry Allen Stephen Arrrell Edwin Borr John Benitez Barry BloUdell Don Blouner Chorlcs Blozo Rkhord Buckhontz Marlin 8 jrden Robert Bonner Cheryl Burford Timothy Booth Helene Coltogirone .'omoi Coltogirone Mlchool Comrrorcto Judy Conpbell Somucl Co pork o Brocc Corpentcr Roy CorroKO Don Carroll William Co ey I Oh, those 8 o'clock dosses ... lorue Collins Potty Collins Koren Cobb Jc« Collero Morgie Collom Money Cortes Richard Cooper Robert Cronin Donald Culpepper Dell Davis Lawrence Deloge Michael DeMinico Alicia Diox Jone Digby Gory Oingess Bert Dolon Andrew Donnelly Kathleen Dornbloser Doniel Dowd Joseph Elio Cheryl Ellis Burton Epel Horold Eriimon Donold Esposito Ralph Eubonkt John Galeie Rvuell Gllchriii Rkho'd Feeney Sandy Finmon Robert Frcdcrkkion Williom Gammon Donald Gill Peter Gavel 163 John Glover Dovid Fowlor Betty Fortin Horold Follom Williom Gebover louito Gonzolez Martina Gonzalez I I I s Sloven Jochlnl Stephen Hudocko Howord Jocobs Monqire Groulx Oione Harder Robert Horris William Guerriero iwL Mary Jorrclt Robort Humphreys Richard Hoekitro Betty Ippolito Francis Johnson 164 Jeonolle Jone Mike Kennedy lob Keorney Robert Klomp Diono Kurre Oonold lothropo Mike lovin Mors bo lemloy Brion lewis Good slody habits poy high test grade dividends. Mozol Kieffer William Kightlinger Jeffrey Kroll Chorles Kutrumbos William loffert Geo-go loney Anthony loRoso John lorrison Robert lozzoro Gcorgo leo Fronklin loflor Potrfcio livingston Jerry loiea Corl MocOorold I V u I T«rri Melendi Eloine Mende Ihomcj Menegu RicHord Menendcz Kol ppo Micoulit Motohiro Mi yog i Sujonne Monoeo Chr! 1ophcr Monk Henry Miller Pool MinicKiollo StcpKon Moore Donold Moris Sohlr No Tiki Alfrod Olsen Maryann Pellegrino Jeffrey Phillips Fred Morrill Robert Neary Gerald Pocheco Fronk Penton Andrew Pink Ronald Mocha Oelv yn Mulder Eric Nelson John Newbold Stephen Pollnkas David Park George Murphy John Parrish Warren Petzold Gory Pollock George Myers Willlore Ookerson Borry Poston Wllliom Pfell Joon Poller Diane Penxkoler Morgaret Perez Norman Plotner Dennis Podolok 167 11 I I' ! t I t Jomei Ponheim Sandro Powor Poser! Rcove Pot Radnor «1 Shermon Roeder Wo Ion Rows Rolph Schono Mike Roger Chorlotte Rubin George Schill Nick Pompilio Morc.'o Reynold Sylvia Roque Bill Rodge Undo Scrivner 168 Korl Schmitz Ruthann Rodcr Sharon Robb Kenneth Rosner Bonnie Scott Oennl Segoll Stephen Shettle I John Sicgol Woyno Si Ivon to View of tho Compos from ocross ihc River. Dannie Slack Jerald Slack Guy Smart Bryco Smink Dougloi Smith Fred Smith Dovid Snyder Irero Solaret George Solomon Philip Somrrieso Cynthia Sponn Joseph Spencer Robert Sperry Groig Stork Terry Stephenson John Stowe Rkhord Stryker John Stwining Shelly Toback Chorfes Tolmodge Gerold Tovores Anno Taylor Jeffrey Taylor Louis Toylor i! Official greeting at the Hart of the new year. Pierre Thonct 8engoy Thompjon Ruvtell Thompton Marite Tiliman Suzanne Townsend Peter Tomoino David Tucker Varie Valento Robert VanBuskirk Suzanne Vono Kenneth Weiss Michael Yuter Ronold Willlom Fred Willenjky Gory Webb Robert Whitman Norrrxjn Wdler IfiSF Jone Weinberg Ed Wicks Roger Wither Goroldine Zombito Poel We liber g Potrkio Wclfe Terry Zortman Welter Wilks Gail Zon-bifo Paul Yonder ! Mo fie Anostosl Jerry Angley John Mulry, President; Kenneth Roth, Vice-President. Jomes Annobel Ho'on Askcen Pool Aurio Robert Aoslondor Stephon Boffield Leslie Barr Jerold Berg •• v iwi Albert Bloomberg Mory Bodycoot Dolores Eoiivor Vincent Boroto Mork Bowen Borry 8oyd John 8reho Bruce Bressmon Lyn Breudo Kitson Broadbelt J. Bockmon Adrienne Corlyon Koren Corr Oonno Burkett Svxonne Byers Borry Byrne Antoinette Coporice Sophomore Angie Costellono Robert Christie Jomes Cline Horry Conner Cotherine Crowder Anthony Ccopride' -r 4T Glodys Co'ren ra Josephine Chombers Joyce Choo Dovid Clork Leslie Collins Terry Cuccurudo Thomos Codings Ronold Client More Cohen Rolph Connor Allen Cloggett Croig Cohn fred Cooper Noncy Ooniels 173 Trunk Ocr.no Preston Delph Berate DeSonctis Chorles Driggers Joonne Dewey Korcn Drozdo Gerald Erlel Antoinette fovo o John flynn Beryl Etzel Mkhoel Feinstein Frances Foron Roberta Dewine lowrcncc Diehl Amy Dok'or George Ely Coral Endslcy Ronald Fleitchirvon Joeiphine Flcitos Thcmestocles Foundos Jesse Frongioso Jorrcs Frosier VT- ) John Emery William Dudley Arthur Eickenberg Eorlono Evans Thomos Evan Alphonse Folco Kathleen Faroghan Jonct Fillbert Ester Fish Ronni Fried Chori© Gomorckion Joyce Gorcio Fronen Gorren Fronci Gonton Clydo Go'ver John Goflney Jeffery Go  Adeline Gonzolez Carmen Gonzolez Wllllom Gibio-i Richord Goolz Allen Goldberg Chri Genova Noble Gooden Kothleen Grody Henry Groy Sharon Houier Robert Hovonhlll Student liiten to Prejident Deloot Morning Convocation. 8crnard Holdborn Sorry Hibbcn I I Corol Jobnvon Cleto Holllngjworth Miguel Jorono Horold Johmton Marelyn Kotx Yung Kim Williom Honrath Poul Jlrko Robert Joiner Jock Keating Eloiio Klein 176 Potrick Kerwick Lonnie Kobrei Donald Larick Ronald Loufer Karon Loitnor Howard lovlno Robert Lov.ondov.ikl Arnold LicMenjtein Richard little Joyco Loonoy Dorlcno MocDcnold Lvclllo LoProttl Sharon loriti William Lutk Rolph Macro Helene Maloti Lee Monka Laura Lockwood Alan Luttk Dcnnij Logon Pc’er Mabry Eugen Morando Soroh Marches Jomes Mown Deonno Mourici Noncy McCondlish Pool McCarthy Robert McCorthy Elmo McCoughey Alexander Mclhvoin Dixie Miller Willlom Mohillo Christopher Mohr Karen Moore Kelley Moore James Morrison Charles Muley Donold Muller John Mulry Jomes Mulvoney Corol Newkirk Lowell Nickels Robert North Roy O'Bryan Daniel O'Connell lyn O'Rouke Brenno O'Shea Humbert© Po if o Morio Poretxoglou James Porker Chorlet Potrick Chorlene Pottisholl Poul Porzio Lorry Pesek Williom Pill Russell Reeder Craig Rekhoboch Brian Riba Rkhord Rondo no Oolloi Poit Robert Riedel Patricia Rlmm Vincent Rtordon Joyce Rodeiro Jock Rodriguez Monuel Rodriguez Williom Rogers Horry Rcggen fredo Rosner Kenneth Roth Joel Ruben Judy Roqovin Borry Steinberg Sieve Ryciok Henry Ryneckl Joy Schwortz Williorr. Sewell Ronold Sihreifro John Simmon Edward Sooy Robert Spence Dickie Rumore Goil Sounder Koren Rumph Thcmat Scafotl k Robert Snow MlcKool Stelker David Ryan John Schmitz Jerry Shover Mortln Small Eugene Springer Gregory Storoviok! Harry Smith Don Stephen Roietto Sopyta John Shafer Cary Singletary Bonnie Spnogottl Fritz Sterbok Robert Thompson Mlchoel TlgKo Robert TompkJn lynn Torror Wendy Turner Jo eph Volenti Morih Von Vliet Victor Vernet Suson Vile Kenneth Votow Kenneth Wochuk Rolph Word Daniel Wehn Enrique Welmon Ellen Weingorten Robert Whl'oker Ruth White Theodore Whirtord Robert William Dovid Wing rove John Window Michoel Worlhen Seor WullicMeger Yogi Yote Freshmen Jeon Abramson Poreiro Adolberto Vicky Adorn Leslie Alter Alexander Ambrose Philip Ammonn John Anoitoji Chorie Arnett Jo me Arnold Nodene Austin Brendo Bor no Marshall Avison Eorl S. Bogley Jr. Charles Bogstad Mory Barclay Gary Barrera Roberr Borne Dennis Boitionello Soson Botson Dovid Bender Somoel Bennett leono Borg Richord Borry Mary Bergstrom Steve Bernstein Ruth Biermon James Bignell Jon Bills Williom Blakeney Corl Bloom Honoro Bradley Williom Boyd Stanley Bousch John Bronson Brett B.'onojgh James Bronkemo Rcnolo Brooks Pomelo Brown Jonet Bockmon Ronold Burgess Potricia Bull Donna Byrd Jacob Coiterling Michael Colonese Michael Componoro Nkholos Coromonlco Anito Corbcne Robert Carter Robert Cerufti George Chondler Deboroh Cherniok Peter Chernis Morietho Ch Iders Denis Ciment Fronk Clone 'i:: In i ! I ill Thomas Del to Donne Judith DeVoux Juanita Dloz Robert DovU Clifford Doom Joieph Donohoe Jacqueline Dritz Roberto Druck John Dlchlara Kathy Dlenl John Di Jo le I I Joseph Floherty Daniel Flesch Valerie Folger Undo Ford Nancy Fowler Ernest Frittj David Fyfe Bernard Gortenloub Bru Gorver James Garver Mary Gaudio John Glossey Steven Goddess Kenreth Goldberg Rondol Goldstein Edword Golerrbrenskl Bruce Golomb Herbert Goode I I Bruce Gordon Robert Gront Rudolph Grant William Greico Shirley Grugleardo Arlene Gulierrey I t Koren Hoss Keith HoFFner Jeffrey Hall Sharon Hamilton Williom Hans Seth Hobermon Potricia Harrison Charles Hart Williom Hort Steven Harfmon Tommie Hotcher Tomoro Hoiuton George Helmer Suson Henderson Mortin Herrick Edword Herrmonn Mork Hersoo Potrick Higgins Wlllion Higgins Bcrerly Hobart Ph Hip Holmberg Rebekkoh Housholder Burl Huflmon Robert Huguley Jomes Hum Haworth Hurl Stephen Hussey Alcxorvdfo Ihosz T nomos Imbembo Horolo Jeffcool Jomes Jones Richord Jooes Williom Koufnon Rkhord Kough Jocqoeline Kennedy Potrieio Kessler Anita Klar Joe Keueger Chorlotte Koceon Geoffrey Kohort Clifford Korn Normon Kline Kerry Klink Rkki Keller Dennis Krofl D.dnk Krcgh Silvia Krohn Nancy loho Perry lone Wichoel long Virginio lorio Tony lo Ro o Polricio lowrence Koran leheka Noncylte Uonelli Ann l«per Jeflery Leptkh Morgoret Latu Kenneth Levy Stephen lovy Jo net lawi Lindo Lawij Borboro licolo Mitchell lichtroon Sondro link Mellndo long Alon longjtreet Morio Lopaz Stephen luko Peggy McMIllioo Chri topher Mebter Wllliom Mellin Oov:d Metccifo Stephen Middlomon Done Id Mile Cirthyo Miley Sve Miller lindo Mitchull Stanley Mamot Dean Marehouse Oovid Morgon Dernij Morgan Nancy Morin Jo Ann Marrel Carol Muceiwki Sen Norbut Donald Noirne Thoroo Nelson Phylli Newman Panda Nicholion Donno Pall Dior Pall Morybeth Palmer Robert Park John Potter lourle Po tolove Theodore Potterion David Pough Mildred Perez Chorlej Perry Patricio Pickering Jerry Portnoy Kathleen Powell Don Price loura Pulloro Potty Quarto Ronold Romo Williom Rovoioll John Reom Undo Reeder Williom Reynold Rkhord Ricciordi Phil ip Rice George Ritter Joel Robbins David Robinson Diane Robotti Toni Rodriguez Raymond Reger Robert Roger Diane Rooney Jone Ronero Dori Rothman Theodor Schorfy Georg Schick Morgoret Schi« tl Borboro Schmitt H rb«rt Schmucker Fronk Schoon Don Schulttod Debbie Schwortx Robert Sewell Allen Shoplro Sjion Sheorer Roger Shermon Morion Simmon Stephonie Sin Diane Skinner lonno Smoddox Phillo Small rVwiH Ui’ KaaI Kent Solomon Avo Spitxer Cheryl Spoto Robert Stofutti Pomelo Soefker Daniel Sokol Rondi Stott Sondro Stern Attrid Sudymont Daniel Swonton Mary Tollman Lynn Terrence Robert Thompson Gory Troiner Neol Trent Potrldo Trofolo Irit Tirnoier George Vlohak.it Robert Vonderho'en Lindo Wo Idmon Jomos Wolloco Borboro Wolih Eloine Wolth Jone Wolter Douglot Wotton leonord Weitelberg Donold Werner Cynthio Wellt Kenneth Wheoton Craig Wilkenton Gary WHkinton Williom Sheoron Jomet Wilton Mark Wilton Soe Wilton Shcryn Winner Polrkio Zcorfott Oovid Zw«rlo moiuvjQ % Moroccan Queen Moroccon Queen ond Her Court; Hope Horbinjon, lit Mold; Goil Fiuher, lody-in-Woitinjj; Queen Adrienne Menendez, Suzonne Monoeo, 2nd Mold; Pomelo Rudy, 3rd Mold. aka 1966 Moroccan Queen Miss Adrienne Menendez Sponsored by NEWMAN CLUB Ii ; Roberta (Birdie) Cirincione m Sponsored by Delto Phi Epsilon Kathleen (Darby) Domblaser Sponsored by Zela Tau Alpho 197 Marilee Duren 198 Sponsored by Koppo Kcppo Pil Cheri Ellis Spoked t UKoppo'h, 199 Gail Fischer 200 Sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon I I ! ! Hope Harbison 201 Sponwred by CMncttes Donna Mercurio Sponsored by Tow Koppo Epsilon 202 Suzanne Monaco Sponsored by Alpfco CHi Onego 203 Pamela Jane Rudy Sponwred by Ton Eptilon Phi 204 I I Joyce Thompson Spomo'«d by TKe o CM I 205 Campus Life We Think . . . I just can't seem to writ a them®. Wonder If I'll have a dote tcn ght? Does he or doesn't he? 208 Psychology ond Sociology , Kelp w o develop per onolly ond jociolly. Thinking ond wondering ore port of everydoy life. 209 Mule oppreciotion it port of the curriculum. We Work . . . Studying toket up the rroiority of o jludent'j life. Student fmdt it quite o chore to get to clottet on roiny doy. 210 Bond perform ot Footboll Gome. In the Foil w goth«r ot ih« Footbcll jlodiom. 212 Out-door dorxej oro populor on compo . Sort employeoi hovo ?un ot worV. We Enjoy Ourselves Botwoofl cSowei wo find onjoymonr ond reloxotlon at tho jnock bar. 214 Even our goodbyw om joyful. Familiar tight on football weekend . Going home p'odoces different reoctiont. 215 Yoo can ofwoyt find the boyt at the gome room. Diamond Jubilee Celebrations Pretty coed model fojhionj of the po t. Exh bit of Antique Cor I port of the celebrotion. Mony of the octivities will be held ot the University' Polk Theatre. 216 Minoret ore still the  ome offer 75 yeor . Adrienne Menendez re nj 0 Diomond Jubilee Queen. V 217 C. Jock Kerr piece tho creicent on the Minoret to kick off the Dlcmond Jubilee Celebrotton . Then and Now Student , Alumni, ond Guest gother ot Curti Hixon Convention Center for Jubilee Celebrotlon . 218 Girls show off foshions os well o mode of transportation of olmost three-qworter of o cer . fury 090. I worder whot it wot like 73 yeorj ogo. 219 Smiley Hall is one of the newer dorms on compos. Who’s Who in A merican Universities and Colleges SENIORS: Hope Horbison, Sondro Klemenlls, ond Richard Perrier. SENIORS: Jon Kieffer, Glenno Osborne, ond Soionne Block. SENIORS: Judy Orovic, Penelope Donoghue, ond Gory Gorbit. ! SENIORS: George Sondeoon. Lindo 8o hline. ond Chorles Sherrill. JUNIORS: Chorlct Kutwmbci, Goil Fiicher. ond Suiann T©wnj«nd. X. JUNIORS: Richord Kuntch ond Richord Buckontr. I SENIORS] Jcncl Rogers Matthews and George Wotson. University of Tampa Service Award Administration and Faculty: Students: Miss Ruth Bragg Dean Michael DeCarlo Dr. Mildred B. Mitchell Dr. Clarence Pruitt Dr. Stephen L. Speronis Dr. Robert E. Wean Anthony J. Abella Suzanne J. Black Richard R. Davison Penelope T. Donoghue Gary E. Garbis Trinidad Rio 225 Senior Directory A Abruzzino, Elizabeth Mo'go Wood bourne. New York Major: Sociology Minor: English, Religion Delta Phi Epsilon, Treasurer, Rush Chairman Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-President, Secretary-Trecsurer University Players, Secretary- Treasurer Jewish Student Union Sociology Club Abruzzino, James Cecil Tampa, Florida Major: History Minor: English Alpha Psi Omega University Ployers Methodist Student Fellowship Religious Council Student Union Board Agliano, Grace Jean Tampa, Florida Major: Elementcry Education Alonso, Carlos J. St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, Vice-President, Treasurer Crew Team Anderson, William Henry Tampa, Florida Major: History Minor: Political Science Aprile, Rosalie Marie Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Delta Sorority Newman Club N.E.A., F.E.A., A.C.E. Delta Zeta, Panhellenic Representa- tive Aronson, Harriet Lisa Rockoway Park, New York Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-President N.E.A., F.E.A. Moroccan, Copy Editor Honor Roll Asplin, Anthony Abbott Lancaster, Pennsylvania Major: Business Minor: Economics House of Representatives Sigma Phi Epsilon B Bcrberopoulos, Mario Athens, Greece Major: Medical Technology Minor: Biology Backer, Robert Walter Tampa, Florida Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry University Wind Ensemble Kappa Koppo Psi Bel lit, Norman Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: Sociology Dean of Men's Staff Theta Chi Beltram, Jacqueline A. Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: History Delta Phi Epsilon Phi Alpha Theta Dancerette Pre-Law Association Varsity Sports Bergin, Philip Joseph New York, New York Major: Physical Education Minor: Sociology Major's Club Sociology Club Block, Donald Stuart Nassau, N.P. Bahomas Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Black, Suzanne Janet Nassau, N.P. Bahamas Major: Economics Minor: Business Zeta Tau Alpha, President Panhellenic, President, Treasurer Student Government, Secretary, Treasurer Sophomore Class, Vice-President Coed Vice President Associated Women Students, President Bohlke, Ralph Frank Pottersonville, New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Delta Sigma Pi Intramurals Bokor, Ronald Douglas Tampa, Florida Major: Economics Minor: Business Administration Bonitz, Judith M. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-President Panhellenic Council House of Representatives, Secretary Newman Club N.E.A., F.E.A. Cheerleader Pi Kappa Phi Daughter Pi Kappa Phi Rose Ball Queen Bowen, Lawrence Kendall St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Varsity Basketball Pi Kappa Phi Delta Sigma Phi Buckley, Robert H. Tampa, Florido Major: Math Minor: English Swimming Team Golf Team Burkett, Walter Mendel Tampa, Florido Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Psi Chi Sociology Club Butler, Mary Maureen Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education N.E.A., F.E.A. Newman Club Byrne, Wayne Michael Clifton, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Minor: History Basketball Major's Club Letterman's Club C Calhoun, Barclay Ferguson 776 St. Petersburg, Florido Mojor: Industriol Arts Minor: History Pre-Low Club Collen, Lois Sanchez Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology Capitano, Marie A. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Carrosco, A. Roy Tampa, Florida Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Pi Kappa Phi Casey, James A. Atlanta, Georgia Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Cirincione, Roberto Marie New Hyde Park, New York Mojor: Business Education Delta Phi Epsilon, Founder, Social Chairmon, Treasurer N.E.A., F.E.A. Newman Club Moroccan Contest Theta Chi Dream Girl Court Doncerette Cheerleader Clerk, Robert D. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Coniglio, Rosalie Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: Geography Delta Zeta Cheerleader Delta Sorority Newman Club Varsity Club Varsity Sports Major's Club Intramurals Homecoming Contest A.A.H.P.E.R., F.A.H.E.R. Florida Recreation Association F.E.A., N.E.A. Conte, Fred John Wyckoff, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Minor: English Major's Club Wrestling Team Letterman'sClub Asst. Wrestling Coach Sigma Phi Epsilon Coons, Lester A., Jr. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Delta Sigma Pi Cope, Fo Go St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics D D'Arcy, Bernard F. Tompa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Pi Kappa Phi Cre Team Davison, Richard R. Ithoca, New York Major: Elementary Education Minor: Geography Minaret Staff, Circulating Monager, Reporter A.C.E., N.E.A., F.E.A. Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice-President Spanish Club, Vice-President, Secretory-Treasurer New Bureau, Writer Correspondent to Tampa Tribune Religious Council, Vice-President WesfMinster Fellowship, Representa- tive, Secretary Honor Roll Deeds, Henson W. Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: Business Major's Club Sigma Phi Epsilon Delk, Carole Lynne Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology N.E.A., F.E.A., A.C.E. N.E.A., F.E.A. DoBrocky, Marie-Christine Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Speech, Drama Alpho Psi Omega, President University Players Sigma Tau Delta Spanish Club Newman Club Doherty, John M. Tampa, Florida Major: Economics Minor: Industrial Arts Sophomoro Class Vice-President Junior Class President Epsilon Pi Tau Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Ffomecoming Queen Committee, Chairman S.U.S.GA. Interfraternity Council, Secretary Donoghue, Penelope T. Yonkers, New York Major: Physical Education Minor: English Sigma Tau Delta Ulema Newman Club Moroccan Queen Ffomecoming Queen Dubowski, John Paul, Jr. Waterford, Pennsylvania Major: Accounting Minor: Economics DelPiano, Patrick J. Rome, New York Major: Business Minor: History Sigma Phi Epsilon Newman Club Band Kappa Kappa Psi Diaz, Maria Belen Tompa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Newman Club 227 Mi Cheri fill Dupuis, Beverly Ann Hertford, Connecticut Major: Psychology Minor: English, Sociology General Chorus Psi Chi Concert Chorus Duren, Morilee Morris Brandon, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: History Psi Chi, Secretary Delta Zeta, President Delta Sorority, Social Chairmon Student Union Governing Committee Howell Hall Counselor Dancerette, Heed Who's Who in American Colleges end Universities Pcnhellenic Council, Treasurer University Singers Baptist Student Union Religious Council Spanish Club Durrance, Rodney Leon, Jr. Tampa, Florida Major: History Minor: Political Science Phi Alpha Theta Dutch, David Earle North Berwick, Maine Major: Physical Education Minor: Geography Baseball Student Congress Senior Class Vico President Major's Club, Vice-Pres dent S.U.S.G.A. Delegate Sigma Phi Epsilon, Historian Student Union Board Intramurols F Faunce, Patricia W. Tampa, Floride Major: Sociology Minor: History Sociology Club Alpha Delta Pi Faust, Dennis L. linfield, Pennsylvania Major: Business Minor: Economics Pi Kappa Phi Ferrante, Thomas J. Keyport, New Jersey Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Circle K Minaret, Accountant Student Govenment, Secretory of Finance Student Union Representative Assistant Director, McKay Hall Dean of Men's Office Student Assistant Fink, Marilyn Bette New York, New York Major: Elementary Educotion Minor: Sociology Minaret Staff Finks, Joseph Edward Canton, Massachusetts Major: Business Minor: Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon I.F.C. Council Massachusetts Club, Secretary Finlon, Mary Evelyn Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Biology Foley, John Russel St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Physics Minor: Math Foster, Reese Duff Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: History Fox, Fred J. Tampc, Florida 2?8 Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Theta Chi G Garbis, Gary Edward Bayonne, New Jersey Major: Sociology Minor: History Student Government, President House of Representatives Constitutional Committee, Chairman Theta Chi Sociology Club, Vice-President Pre-Low Club, President Circlo K, President S.U.S.G.A. Delegate Orientation Committee Phi Alpha Theta, Historian Garcia, Dorinda Roxana Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education F.E.A., A.C.E. Spanish Club Genco, Frank, Jr. Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Business Pi Kappa Phi Gibbons, Arthur William Tampa, Florida Major: Math Minor: History Newman Club, Vice-President Science Club Ulema International Relations Club Phi Alpha Theta Gladstone, Erline Sue Forest Hills, New York Major: Elementary Education Delta Phi Epsilon, Vice-President, Rush Chairman, Ritualist, Alumnae Chairman N.E.A., F.E.A. Jewish Student Union Alpha Psi Omega University Players Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart Court Pi Kappa Phi Daughter Godfrey, Ronald Henry St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Delta Sigma Pi Goff, Carol Jean Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Majorette Ulema N.E.A., F.E.A. Goodwin, Roger G. Tampo, Florida Major: Industrial Arts, Psychology Minor: Math Epsilon Pi Tau Gregg, Gary Keith St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Music Education University Wind Ensemble University Singers Kappa Kappa Psi, Treasurer Guido, Lorraine Mary Tompa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Zeta Tau Alpha H Haddle, Ronald James Tompa, Florida Major: Sociology Minor: History Theta Chi Spanish Club Sociology Club Hamby, Eugene Doyle Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: Psychology Major's Club Wart Hogs International Relations Club Harbison, Hope Anne New York, New York Major: Psychology, Sociology Lutheran Club Women's Varsity Softball Psi Chi Dorm Proctor and Counselor Civinettes, President, Vice-President Zeta Tau Alpha, Projects Chairman Moroccan Queen Court Harden, Jerry Wayne Riviera Beach, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History Basketball Baseball Letterman'sClub Major's Club Hess, Stephen Peter Beechhursf, New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Hoff, James Edward Tampa, Florida Honegger, Emil Frank Ephrato, Pennsylvania Major: History Minor: Political Science Phi Alpha Theta Horn, Charles Bradford Plymouth, Michigan Major: Elementory Education Minor: Science F.E.A., Treasurer Hossman, Howard H. Tampo, Florida Major: Economics Minor: English, Business House of Representatives Cabinet of the Senate Constitutional Committee Sigmo Tau Delta Pi Delta Epsilon Minoret, Editor, Publications Commit- tee, Office Manager Hurt, Kevin Haworth Kinnelon, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Football Basketball Letterman's Club Major's Club Sigma Phi Epsilon J Johnston, Judith Lois Lindenhurst, New York Major: Sociology Minor: English Sociology Club Jones, Evelyn T. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education F.E.A., A.C.E. K Kieffer, Jon Curtiss Hershey, Pennsylvania Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comtroller Senior Closs President Student Government Klemenfis, Sondra L. Woodstock, New York Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Psi Chi Pi Alpha Theta Pi Delta Epsilon Spanish Club Delo Forensic Society Orientation Committee Student Government, Secretary Secretary Senior Class Student Union Program Council University Singers Moroccan, Copywriter Kronick, Robert F. Tampo, Florida Major: Economics Minor: History Delta Sigma Pi Tennis Team L LaRusso, Luzctfe Marie Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Psychology Alpha Chi Omega Ulema Lavender, JoAnn Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education N.E.A., F.E.A., A.C.E. Law, Hilda M. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Law, Peter Matthew Tampa, Florida Major: History Minor: Economics Theta Chi Lerner, George J. Great Neck, New York Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Lingerfelt, Patsy Mcrilyn St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Elementory Education Minor: History Ulema F.E.A., N.E.A. A.C.E., President Lippleman, Mary Ann Pensacolo, Florida Major: Sociology, English Alpha Chi Omega Honor Roll Dorm Counselor, Howell Hall Lo8iondo, James Joseph Shrewsbury, New Jersey 229 Major: Business Minor: Economics Sophomore Clcss President Pi Kappa Phi Entertainment Choirman, Student Union Student Representative to Special Events Committee Love, Jimmy C. Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: English, History Psi Chi, Treasurer N.E.A., F.E.A. International Relations Club Warthogs, Membership Committee Lutgcn, Anne M. Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education N.E.A., F.E.A. Newman Club Lutzk, Martin S. Tampa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Lyle, Patricia Ann Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education N.E.A., F.E.A. M MacGrotty, Harry E. Tampa, Florida Major: Economics Minor: Business Pi Kappo Phi Makinson, Roncld John Boonton, New Jersey Major: Business Minor: Economics Delta Sigma Pi, Chancellor Inframurals Marsh, Robert Gorden Tampa, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: Psychology Pi Alpha Theta, President International Relations Club, President Southern Region International Relations Club, President Warthogs, N.E.A., F.E.A. Kappa Delta Pi, Chapter Member Martinez, Richard Michael Tampa, Florida Major: Elementory Education N.E.A., F.E.A. Matthews, Janet R. Tampa, Florida Major: Sociology Minor: History University Singers Ulema Psi Chi Delta Zcta Pi Alpha Theta Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities McBride, Charles Edward Tampa, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Geography Football Team Epsilon Pi Tau McKernan, Garrett T. Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History Sigma Nu Major's Club McManigol, William R. Sterling, Kentucky Major: Business Minor: Economics Football Team Theta Chi House of Representatives Lykes Hall Dorm Association Letterman'sClub McManus, John Joseph Strafford, New Jersey Major: Psychology Minor: History Pi Kappo Phi W.T.U.N. Newman Club Spanish Club McKay Hall Dorm Council Me Murtrie, Thomas G. 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Major's Club Russo, Joann Rose Wcodbury, New York Major: Psychology Minor: Physical Education Delta Sorority, Secretary Newman Club House of Representative Moroccan, Senior Editor, Greek Editor University Singers Orientation Committee Religious Council Spanish Club Major's Club Pi Delta Epsilon Russo, Posquale A. Tampa, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: Psychology N.E.A., F.E.A. S Sabella, Fano Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Sanchez, Dennis George Tampa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Pi Kappa Phi 231 Intramurals Delta Sigma Pi Sanderson, G. David St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: Psychology Warthogs, Executive Secretary Psi Chi N.E.A., F.E.A. International Relations Club, Vice- President Kappa Delta Pi, Charter member Sawyer, Eugene Ronald Tampa, Florida Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Scaglione, Peter A. Tampa, Florida Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Schreiber, Willicm Gcry Tampa, Florida Major: Physics Minor: Math Schwartz, Joseph William Brooklyn, New York Major: Business Minor: Economics Tau Epsilon Phi Jewish Student Union Scionti, Joe Richard Tampo, Florida Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Sociology Scott, Robert Charles Wethersfield, Connecticut Major: Social Science Minor: English University Singers Student Union Activities Committee Seed, Sandra Louise Tampa, Florida Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Delta Sorority, President Sociology Club, President, Secretary Psychology Club Marching Band Symphonic Band Panhellenic Council Interfraternity-Sorority Councils Orientation Committee House of Representative Associated Woman Students, Standards Committee Who's Who Moroccon Staff Sherrill, Charles Benjamin Miami, Florida Major.- Psychology Minor: Economics Psi Chi, President, Charter membe' Sponsor and Outstanding Sponsor to Zeta Tau Alpha Homecoming Committee, Vice Chairman Orientation Committee Warthogs Program Council Sisolak, Richard Peter Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology German Club Circle K Sociology Club Smith, Leslie Anne Miami, Florida Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Alpha Chi Omega N.E.A., F.EA, A C.E. 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Sigma Tau Delta Stafford, Harold Vincent Brandon, Florida Major: Accounting Minor: Math Pi Kappa Phi Steele, Anne Renee Hollywood, Florida Major: Social Science Minor: History Spanish Club Sailing Club Methodist Club House of Representatives Civineftes, Treasurer Delo Forensic Society, Program Student Union Program Chairm Stepp, Janet Lee Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Minor: History Major's Club Varsity Club Taylor, Derek Archibald Nassau, Bahamas Major: Business Minor: Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon Delta Sigma Pi Taylor, George Leonard Tompa, Florida Major: Spanish Minor: French Ulema Spanish Club Tsourokis, Kathy Tarpon Springs, Florida Major: Elementary Educatioi Minor: Psychology Pi Koppa Warthogs, Secretary N.E.A., F.E.A., President A.C.E. International Relations Out Secretory-Treasurer M1 J lydio Moo YgloiioJ Hellenic Youth, Secretory- Treasurer Tucker, Harvey Lawrence Tampa, Florida Major: Business Minor: Economics Pi appa Phi u Unger, Lawrence S. 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