University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1968 volume:

I ; 3-slV- m IN MEMORIAM DEDICATION TO ALL GRADUATING SENIORS: THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA HAS WITNESSED OUR COMING OF AGE. OUR PROFESSORS HAVE HAD THE DIFFICULT TASK OF CONVINCING US, MOTI- VATING OUR DRIVES, AND DIRECTING OUR ENERGIES INTO CONSTRUCTIVE CHANNELS. BUT WHATEVER WE HAVE BEEN, OR PRESENTLY ARE, WE AS A CLASS ARE IN DEEP AGREEMENT THAT IT HAS BEEN GRAND BEING TOGETHER. WE HAVE SENSED OUR GROWING SOLIDARITY DURING THESE EARLY YEARS OF TAMPA'S EMERGENCE AS A DISTINCTIVE PERSONALITY AMONG COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN THE SOUTHEAST. WE TRUST THAT WE HAVE CONTRIB- UTED POSITIVELY TO THAT IMAGE. CERTAINLY, WE HAVE STRUGGLED TO BE OURSELVES, TO AFFIRM OUR INDIVIDUALITY, AND YET ASSERT OUR SENSE OF ONENESS. IN CLASSES, ON ATHLETIC FIELDS, AND IN OTHER ACTIVITIES WE HAVE JOSTLED AGAINST ONE ANOTHER IN GENUINE INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL INTERCHANGE. THIS PROTRACTED EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN ENRICH- ING AND MATURING. NOW THAT WE ARE LEAVING THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA AND ONE ANOTHER, WE SENSE NO LITTLE REGRET, FOR WE SHALL ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL TO THE SCHOOL THAT SHAPED US AND PREPARED US TO FACE THE LARGER, BECKONING WORLD OUTSIDE. MORRIS S. WILLNER 20 PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS i‘m ' . 27 Pi Kappa Phi Second Place Zeta Tau Alpha Delo Forensic Society Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Chi Omega ■ r .: • ' ' ; LAWN DISPLAYS First Place Alpha Chi Omega Second Place Delta Chi Lambda Zeta Tau Alpha Third Place Pi Kappa Phi Delta Phi Epsilon Smiley Hall Delta Chi Lambda HOMECOMING QUEEN QUEEN ANITA CARBONE ESCORTED BY Kenneth Haggerty SPONSORED BY SIGMA PHI EPSILON 30 Queen Anita Carbone being crowned by President David Delo. HOMECOMING QUEEN CONTESTANTS Left to right: Patricia McCloskey. Freda Rosner. Jo Ann Morrell, Karen Hamrick. Michaele Taylor. Kay Isaacson. Mary Ordcg. Anita Carbone. Patricia Casconc. Claire Weiner. Sandra Link. Patricia McCloskey. Third Runner-Up. Jo Ann Morrell. Second Runner-Up. Claire Weiner. First Runner-Up. Sandra Link. Lady In Waiting. Anita Carbone. Queen. HOMECOMING DANCE DEDICATION OF TAMPA STADIUM Governor Claude Kirk attends Dedication Game. PRESIDENT AND MRS. DAVID DELO’S CHRISTMAS PARTY At last. GROUNDBREAKING FOR NEW LIBRARY 37 GREEK WEEKEND CHARIOT RACES Greek spirit is enhanced through the annual Greek Weekend, sponsored by Interfraternity Council. Sigma Phi Epsilon First Place Tau Kappa Epsilon Second Place and Best Looking Chariot. 38 Pi Kappa Phi O' CHRISTMAS SING Zeta Tau Alpha Best Women's Singing Group X � ft Alpha Chi Omega Tinyju|u Sigma Phi Epsilon cHRisTnfis Tau Epsilon Phi Pi Kappa Phi UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA COFFEE HOUSE PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENT ART DEPARTMENT HELPS IN DECORATING THE COFFEE HOUSE WITH A SONG IN OUR HEART Madrigal Singers The University Singers The University of Tampa Band MOROCCAN QUEEN MISS MOROCCAN BEING CROWNED BY DEAN BETTY QUEEN AND CONTESTANTS GETTING READY FOR CONTEST. WILEY AS LADY-IN-WAITING JILL KATCHER LOOKS ON. MOROCCAN QUEEN AND HER COURT Runner-up, Dixie Miller. Lady In Waiting Jill Katcher. Queen Merry Barr. Runner-up Fran Foran. Runner-up Helene Malosi. MOROCCAN QUEEN CONTESTANTS Patricia McCloskey. Lynn Shearer. Fran Foran. Merry Barr. Helene Malosi. Patty Harrington. Jill Katcher. Dixie Miller. HAROLD’S CLUB OLDS CLUB DRAMA DEPARTMENT DELTA SIGMA RHO mi vxnuurr or nvf4 i H 4 r«ivr nmtvi rmt o tv mtakm rftMccriov •' •! � HILLY 011)0“ lm« O n � 40 Marat oiAmu m4 m • mhI fcr MIAU V HIXMUC f AIX MOMfttll tVIATXr •� if Krcxn«r aom aiD JAM AJU i II IS AXD a • r� December 7. “Pearl Harbor Day is usually not a day for celebra- tions and joyful memories, but on December 7, 1967, Delta Sigma Rho held its first initiatios, cul- minating three years of anticipa- tion and organization. Seven members were initiated; with three pledges being accepted. Delta Sigma Rho is a National Honorary Forensic Society, the newest Honorary Society at The University of Tampa, and is the better half of Delta Sigma Rho- Tau Kappa Alpha organization. Or. Hugh Fellows. Professor Bertsch. Dr. Tharp. Rosemary Eastan. Dick Wright. Paul Gowak. Ronald Eckstein. Fred Meyers. Donald Fredgant. Bill Greico. Bill Well- born. Beth Fairclough. Robert Spence. THIS PAGE IS TO BE LEFT TO YOUR IMAGINATION i Enjoying his food with obvious relish, gourmet Rick Lede polishes off a plate of Vince and Helen greet their customers in their spaghetti, usual warm manner. ONCE A YEAR TAMPA IS CAPTURED BY JOSE GASPARILLA. THE UNIVERSITY CLOSES ITS DOORS ON GASPARILLA DAY. THE STUDENTS THEN THROW THEMSELVES INTO THE SPIRIT OF THE HOLIDAY. CELEBRATING BEGINS EARLY IN THE MORNING AND CONTINUES UNTIL LATE AT NIGHT. WE CERTAINLY DO KICK UP OUR HEELS ON THIS DAY. P.T. crams for finals followinga tasty morsel in the snack bar. Students unable to live in the dorms, must settle for off-campus housing. Miles Leavitt catches the rays. Fred Ferwerda welcomes guests to his houseboat. Casey Clark finds a pool side setting conducive to studying I THETA CHI RETURNS Gary Rapp. John Krueger. Steve Bernstein. Dave Tucker. Charlie Gamarekian. Jack Rodriguez. Henry Grau. Clem Stolarik. Chris Meister. Tom Parkcrson. Rod Peck. John Mulry, Don Laricks. Ken Goins. Mike Tighe. Moe Willner, Jesse Frangiosa. THETA CHI FRATERNITY OUR MOTTO— ALMA MATER FIRST, THETA CHI FOR ALMA MATER” PRESIDENT—Charles H. Gamarekian VICE PRESIDENT-Jack Rodiguez Secretary—Don Laricks Treasurer—Chris Meister GRADUATION Dr. Keene leads procession Nancy D. Meyers Cum Laude Valedictorian January. 1968 WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Amta Carbone Patricia Cascone Joanne Dewey Burton Epel Mary SueGaudio Bill Honrath Kay Isaacson Janet Lewis Jill Katcher ii- Lucille LoPresti Nancy Daniels Meyers Frederick Meyers Thomas Rao ■■ Morris Willner Mike Steiker Donna Tapley Michael Taylor Vice President ot the Student Body Jack Rodriguez FIRST ROW: Mem Barr. Jack Rodriguez. Mike Steikcr. Anita Carbone. Bobbi O'Connor. SECOND ROW: Ed Page. Bill Hans. Jeff Onore. Mary Pratt. Casey Clark. John Mulry. Fred Meyers. Jill Katcher. Moe Winner. Jan Cook. Executive Committee House of Representatives Hal Kaplan. Terry Finnell. Ruth Wcrnick. Georgia Hpooer. Cathy Wells. Barbara Brown. Susan Bornct. Fred Meyers. Art Eickenbcrg. Wendy Groves. Mary Ordog. Marc Anton. Cathy Driscoll. Bill Hart. Gary Trainer. Libby Clontz. Beth Faircloth. Merry Barr. Karen Hamrick. Barry Milo. Nancylee Leonelli. Linda Waldman. Casey Clark. Pat Harrington. 8everly Corwin. Mary Sue Gaudio. Mark Mexicott. John Wolfe. Arthur Eickonberg. William Lusk. Robert Parker. Robert Rogers. James Frain. Fred Senftlcbcr Kappa Kappa Psi Civinettes Libby Clontz. Nora 8radley. Jane Toulman. Carmen Pazo. Shelley Amowitz. Ivy Malloy. Pat Zearfoss. Georgia Hopper. Sue Zawaski. Pat Miller. Irene Leotta. Janice Wells. Dottie Branch. Kathy Driscoll. Pat Harrison. Lourdes Martin. Linda Curry. Sandra Cohen. Eileen Cohen. Gail Levine. Fran Coughlin. Lorraine Bradley. Virginia Rochee. Bekky Householder. Eloise Klein. Marcia Quillan. Nancy Leonclli. Elise Barnes. Gail Warren. Deanna Fridley. Joan Bradt. Jeanette Freibaun. Sandra Murray. Gail Most. Joan Willard. Lynn Cannon. Denise Crangle. 8arbara Powell. Linda Gerry. Peggy Matulewitz.Carol Richradscn. Mrs. Pratt FIRST ROW: Elsa Garcia. Jack Rodriguez, Lucy LoPrcsti, SECOND ROW: Charlie Gamarekian. Burton Epel. Ted Patterson. Homecoming Committee Delo Forensic Anna Messina, Beth Fairclough. Paul Gowack. Astrid Rogers. Bill Welborn. Gail Kirkconnell. Kathleen Faraghan. Cathryn Molinari. Rosemary Easton. Jo Ellen Faraghan. Don Fredgant. Robert Hanna. Nancy Walker. Richard Wright. John Gutwoski. Ronald Eckstein. Hugh Fellows—Advisor. Tony LaRosa PROGRAM COUNCIL FUNCTIONAL AREA SEATED: Left to Right: John Solcum. Larry Bucking. Jim McClecd. Dennis Tumulty. Linda Kraft. Bob DeAngles. Tony Vogler. John Herby. STAND- THE STUDENT CENTER Program Council Covers four Major areas of Uni- versity life: RECREATIONAL. SOCIAL. CULTURAL. FUNCTIONAL. STUDENT PROGRAM William Dudley. Brian Riba. Maurice Thorne. Seth Chase. Sally Yavornik. Karen Haas. Lucille LoPresti. Michae: Taylor. Shirley Guagliardo. Bar- bara Halpern. Kathleen Faraghan. Ava Spitzer Kappi Pi Joe Testa—Secca Advisor Lucille LoPresti. Jan Cook, Patricia Zearfoss. Lisa Gorham—Advisor. Michael Steiker. Ben Narbut. Lee Manka, llenc Cohen. Frank Hutchins—Advisor Pi Delta Epsilon Psi Chi Barry Milo. Paul Jirka. Honora Bradley. Sherman Runions. Or. Curtis Gilgash—Advisor Janice 8erg. Mary Ordog. Wendy Groves. Marybeth Palmer. Libby Clontz. Helen Bailey. Darlene Johnson. Linda Scrivncr. Sue Zawaski Sigma Alpha lota Methodist Youth Movement Dick Markel. Janet Johnson. Brent Mabry. Twila Mann. Mary Wallace. Beth Fairclough. Joy Williams. Mary Kelley. Sandi Zarich Ulema William Dudley. Laura Puliara. Astrid Rogers. Robert Frederickson. Dr. Charles West—Advisor. Andy Phelan. Karen Rumph. Louis Cian- frongna. Anita Carbone. Libby Clontz. Kathleen Faraghan. Seth Chase. Gail Kirkconnell 75 Dr. McFadyen. Kendrick Reid. Jerry Shaver. Pat Zearfoss. Al Snyder. Eileen Cohen. James Woehlert. Honora Bradley Sigma Tau Delta University of Tampa Players Gayle Levine. Sandra Murray. Alan Nadel. Earl Drayton Farr III. Nancy Newcomb. 8ob Levy. Tracy Mancusi. James Dirlam. Gail Most. Professor Walter. Dorothy Branch. Paul Gowck. Tom Higdon, Liz Worthing—Secretary. Edris Elkin—President. Holly Nisewanner. Connie Ohlman. Bill James. Sharon Obenrader. Janice Ann Burda. Hugh Shepard. Frances Coughlin. Reed Arpaghen. John Gutowski. Richard Collier. Sharon Keller. John Nichols. Lee Fraum. Neil Wicino. 8ruce Corner. Jerry Shaver. Barbara Larkin. Michael Yager, Guy York. Professor Cermelc. Edward Rachin, Peter Dirlin Davey Campbell. Joyce Chao. Lou s Ciansrogna. Elo se Klein. Clarence Lily. Barbara O’Connor. Lamar Erk. Jason Helfman. Doug Smith. Barry Milo. Dr. Jesse L. Keene. Bob Frederickson. Ron Eckstein. Nancy Leonelli. Don Frcdgant. Dan Wehn Phi Alpha Theta Spanish Club Dr. Fernandez. Jane Toulman. Honora Bradley. Pat Zearfoss. Lourdes Martin. Tom Truelove. Delores Bolivar. Raymond Forbes. Barry Milo. Mike Zausin. Bob Frederickson Winifred J Gorton. Evelyn M Boyle. Hazel M. Glaser. Betty J Cole Connie Ohlman. Orayton Farr. Gail Coughlin. Neil Vivino. Beth Fairclough. Stuart W.ll.ams Young Republicans Dorm Mothers Garth Feeney. William Fainberg. Larry Hamlin. Robert Smith. Steven TaWc. Theodore Cranmcr. Earl Bagley. Gregory Waniga. Andy Susla. John Herby. Robert DiFeiice. Theodore Patterson. Edward Kraftick. William Honrath Men’s Dorm Advisors Women’s Dorm Advisors Libby Clontz. Eloise Klein. Marcia Quillan. Pat Casconc. Mary Bergstrom. Kuci Lopez. Karen Hamrick. Joanne Dewey. Sharon Vartanian. Barbara Dupee. Nancy Walker. Kay Issaacson. Kiki Schiestl. Marion Moore. Pam Fowler. Linda Lewis Buz Narbut MINARET STAFF Tom Cunningham. 8ob Carter. Drayton Fan. Ed PaRe. Tom Imbemba. Kuci Lopez. Wary Sue Gaudio. Joe Vergilio. Carolyn Grose. 81 Rudy Grant. Art Editor. Shirley Guagtiardo. Dividers. Marcia Quillan. Sports Editor. Kathleen Faraghan. Divider. Barbara Halpern. Layout. Seth Chase. Opening Section. Jerry Jones. Layout. Tommy Short. Business Manager. Bev Corwin. Layout. Ian Gordon. Business Manager Moroccan Staff Julie Dowler—Production Manager 82 Charles Wright—Photographer Phyllis Newman—Co-Editor Marie Freckleton—Advisor Panhellenic Council Left to Right: SITTING: Joanne Dewey. Kay Issacson. JoAnn Ayers. Jeanne Brown. STANDING: Merry Barr. Pat McClosky. Anne Schwartzsiein. Chris Miller. 84 Lucille LoPresti. Ernestine Fernandez. Christine Miller. Jeanne Brown Delta The year of 1967-1968 has been a successful and enjoyable one for the sisters of Delta Chi Lambda. We received our new name in March of 1967. Our first activity of the year was Fall Rush. Those who pledged were: Carol Richardson and Linda Lewis. Our new officers for the year were: Christine Miller. President: Ernestine Fernandez. Vice-President: Jeanne Brown, Secretary; and Lucille LoPresti, Treasurer. Many of our sisters have been active in other cam- pus organizations and activities. Lucille LoPresti v as elected to Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . She was also an active member of the Spanish Club: held offices in the Newman Club and Kappi Pi; served on the Homecoming Queen Committee; and. is a member of the Morrocan staff. Jeanne Brown is an associate member of Phi Alpha Theta and serves as Treasurer of Panhellenic Council. Chris Miller has served as Panhellenic representative and was an active participant in the Women’s Intramural Bowling Competitions. Ernestine Fernandez was correspond- ing secretary of Beta Sigma Phi and a member of the Varsity volleyball team. Pat Livingston suc- cessfully completed her internship and graduated with a 2.1 average in January, and served as staff secretary for the 6th annual Pre college workshop. We were honored to receive second place for our Homecoming Lawn display. We tied for this honor with Zeta Tau Alpha. Our theme was, What is your wish for Nov. 18th . As the year draws to a close, we remember . . . Homecoming, doughnut sales, car washes, our spaghetti dinner in Dec., our Christmas and New Year's parties, and most of all our Sweetheart Ball. The winner of last year's Sweetheart award was Bill Lusk. We would like to thank all of our officers who have done a wonderful job. ROW I. Sandy Link. Nadene Austin. Pat McClosky. Kathleen Faraghan. Elsa Garcia. ROW II. Kathy Molinare. Margaret Pressler. Clair Weiner. Kathy Driscoll. Susan 8ashaw. Libby Clontz. ROW III. Margie Oleski. Nancy Laho. Pam Doster. Sally Yavorhek. Becky Householder. Cmdy Wells. Sharon Harler. ROW IV. Pam Fowler. Pam Frey. JoEllen Faraghan. Janice Downey. Linda Wald- men. Donna Tuco. ROW V. Joanne Morrill. Linda Krapf. Patti Rimm. Kay Isacson. Wendy Groves. Ava Spitzer. Wanda Warren. ALPHA CHI OMEGA This year saw the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega triumphant in all phases of campus life at the University of Tampa. Alpha Chi's, Pat McCloskey, Kathy Driscoll, Nadine Austin, Sandy Link and Sharon Harler cheered the Spartans on to victory. Sister Michaele Taylor proved to be a capable legislator as Speaker of the House. The 1967 Homecoming was a complete Alpha Chi conquest—our magical genie won the first place lawn display trophy and four lovely sisters graced the Home- coming Court—Sandy Link, JoAnn Morell, Claire Weiner and Pat McCloskey. Never lacking in beauty, Gamma Pi has its share of fraternity queens—sister Kiki Schiestl was chosen 1967 Pi Kappa Phi Rose Ball Queen' and sister Kathy Driscoll was a member of the Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweet- heart Court. Active in campus organizations, our roster of extra-curricular activities includes Wendy Groves and Libby Clontz in Sigma Alpha lota; Kathy Driscoll and Bekky Householder in Civinettes; Nancy Laho. Panhellenic president; Kay Isaacson. Howell Hall dorm director and Kiki Schiestl and Pam Fowler, dorm advisors; Kathleen Faraghan. Michael Taylor, Ava Spitzer, Sally Yavornik and Linda Krapf in Kappa Pi; and the list goes on and on. Despite specific social obstacles, Gamma Pi looks upon 1967 as an eventful and successful year. Much appreciation and thanks go to our special men—the Big Lyres and our sweetheart Jack Rodriguez. C. Schift. B. Sherman. S Bornet. F. Rosner. L. Brevda. M. Cooper. A. Morales. K. Lopez. L. Erk. K. Stone. L. Van Ostenburg. J. Ayres. L. Shear. A. Schwartzstein. D. Poll. B. Braun. G. Hopper. K. Wells. A. Civerclli. B. 8rown. C. D’Angelo. S. Vartanion. S. Rabin The sisterhood of Delta Phi Epsilon started the 1967-68 year off in the social vein with a Halloween Party and swept on through the remainder of 1967 to even bigger things. No- vember brought Homecoming and the Third Place Skit trophy to our collection. Our com- munity service commitments were fulfilled through volunteer work for the Cancer Society and the Send A Mouse To College fund- raising campaign held with Pi Kappa Phi. Honors came to Jan Berg, elected President of Sigma Alpha lota, Kathy Stone, winner of the Bordon Prize, Kuci Lopez and Joann Ayers, members of the Program Council Executive Committee, and Sharon Vartanian, the Presi- dent of Smiley Hall. The New Year came and with it our new officers for 1968: Kuci Lopez. President; Cathy Wells, Vice-President; Joann Ayers. Pledge Mother; Georgia Hopper, Secretary; and Lamar Erk, Treasurer. Our traditional Fall Banquet was held, followed by our annual Alumni Tea in February. March brought our Spring Active-Pledge Party and the fifty-first anniversary of the founding of Delta Phi Epsilon, March 17. Our chapter celebrated the third anniversary of our found- ing on April 4, and we closed out the month in honor of our Alumni with the traditional luncheon. With the year fast coming to a close, recent activities became part of Deepher memories. Our Purple and Gold Formal Weekend was, as always, a great success. The Spring Ban- quet at which we installed our pledges held a touch of sadness as we bid farewell to our graduating seniors. Thus ends another memorable Deepher year. J. Casey. E. Covert. A. Carbone. L. Leotta. M. S. Gaudio. L. Barr. C. Gross. L. Worthing. J. Toulman. J. Cook. R Hamrick. H. Sinclair. L. McKenna. F. Foran. N Daniels. S Zawaski. J. Hatlield. K Hamrick. P. Harrington. S. Davis. D. Miller. C. Price. J. Stone. S. Stern. 8. Dupee. D. Blaess. P. Cascone. J. Lewis. M. Moore. S. Byers. V. Adams. J. Way. M. Bergstrom. S. Wood. A. Keblish. J. Filibert. B. O'Connor. D Tap- ley. J. Dewey iitf ini Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Longwood College in Farmville. Virginia on Oct. 15. 1898. and we of the Gamma Sigma chapter are proud of the way we have upheld the fraternity's glorious tradition. Our offi- cers for the year were Merry Barr. President. Janet Filibert. Vice President. Vicky Adams. Secretary. Mary Bergstrom. Treasurer. Fran Foran. Ritual Chairman. Janet Lewis. Historian-Reporter, and Mary Sue Gaudio, Membership Chairman. The 1967-68 Zeta year was off to a good start with the acquisition of the following eleven pledges: Donna Blaes. Jan Cook. Elly Covert. Sharyn Davis, Barbara Dupee. Robin Hamrick. Lynn McKenna. Kaniny Price. Jane Toulmin, Liz Worthing. Sue Za- walski. The night following their initiation, a joint party was held with Delta Phi Epsilon, which strengthened the ever-present bond between our two organizations. Student government of course had its usual Zeta representation. Bobbi O’Connor was Sophomore Class Vice President. Merry Barr was S.U.S.G.A. coordinator. Anita Carbone was financial advisor, and Janet Lewis was secretary. In the House, sister Karen Hamrick was secretary, and Patty Harrington. Joanne Dewey, and Mary Sue Gaudio were represent- atives. Concerning publications. Zeta was again on top. Donna Tapley was editor of the Moroccan, and Jan Cook was assistant editor of the Minaret. Zeta had the largest representation of any of the Greek or- ganizations appearing in Who's Who. They were Nancy Daniels. Pat Cascone. Anita Carbone. Mary Sue Gaudio. Joanne Dewey. Janet Lewis, and Donna Tapley. We all commend sister Pat Cascone for the great job she did as president of Smiley Hall. Other ad- visors included Joanne Dewey. Karen Hamrick. Marian Moore. Mary Bergstrom, and Barbara Du- pee. Since we are such a well rounded group, we also had our representatives in the various beauty pageants on campus. Sister Anita Carbone was a Homecoming Queen finalist, and sisters Pat Cas- cone and Karen Hamrick were nominated. Zeta Tau Alpha December heralded the well-known Zeta Christmas spirit. Our annual party for the Helping Hand Nurs- ery. and our Christmas dinner dance were success- ful as ever. Our philanthropic projects for crippled children were carried out in our customary good tradition. The year ended with Zeta Weekend and the Stardust Ball, an event that none of the sisters or sponsors of Zeta Tau Alpha will soon forget Interfraternity Council Bob Carter. David Mas. Joe Elia. Paul Weisburg. Dean Alvin Terry. Steve Levy. Leo Berman. Not shown: Jim Miles. Steve Armell. Perry Lane. 92 Alpha Epsilon Pi Robert Newman, President Roger Sofer, Vice-President Leslie Raphan, Treasurer AETI fraternity was brought onto the University of Tampa campus in January of 1967 as the Tau Phi Chapter. It is the eighth colony of AE11 since 1966. The fraternity saw a small, restricted number of founding fathers which includ- ed Robert Newman, Roger Sofer, Leslie Raphan, Michael Ansell, Paul Conway, and David Steinberg. These illustrious, ambitious people laid a wonderful foundation which will one day give the Tau Phi Chapter a splendid tradition to come down through the years. The founders of Tau Phi Chapter were not afraid to dream and equally unafraid to work hard and long to make their dreams come true. 93 ' Left to Right: N. Della Valle. R. Hugger. B. Bernstein. J. 8ernhardt. J. liptich. R. Gumrot. J. Virgiho. T. CunmnRham. J. Kessler. P Jirka. W. McCoy. E. Page. M. Selvanik. J. Wolfe. B. Narbut. D. Mas. R. Carter. N. Federia. M. Stuckey. R. Most. R. Gilsen. A. Cooper. W. Mellin. E. Golembiewski. J. Aaragon. J. Frezza. B. Stout. PI KAPPA PHI i � ! i The Brotherhood of Pi Kappa Phi with its high spirit won the tag of the closest brotherhood on campus. This can be ac- counted for in that, we are all one unit not many small ones and that we consid- er each member a true blood brother. The year 1967-1968 brought many Pi Kapp traditions back into focus. Our an- nual Ship Wreck Party, Roman Party. Christmas Party, Spaghetti Dinner. Daughters Day and Rose Ball were all a huge success. Our thanks not only go to the Brothers but to all those who made these events successful. The Pi Kapps were active in campus or- ganizations as well. Ed (Missouri) Page was president of the Junior Class, our representative for I.F.C. was Bob Carter. Ed Golembiewski was in the House of Representative. Buz Narbut was editor of the Minerat, Tom Cunningham and Joe Virgilio were on the Minerat staff and Paul Jirka was president of the honorary Psychology Fraternity. The year 1967-1968 also brought into ef- fect our Greek Scholarship Award. Con- gratulations go to the two Greeks who won this award. As you can see. Pi Kappa Phi is number one at the University of Tampa. We were proud of our girl winning Home- coming Queen and then going on to win the “skits”; it was here that Joe Elia proved the world truly was his stage. Greek weekend, known as “Sig Ep” Sun- day among the select set, was just a re- play of Homecoming. Our four horsemen pulled the chariot in a glorious triumph and then we went on to sweep the rest of the events. Brother Tom Rao was selected to Who’s Who” and reigned as attorney general of the student body. Lou Cianfrogna did a fine job as president of Phi Alpha Theta and Steve Armell added a new horizon as president of the I.F.C. Chris Mohr must be commended for a job well done as president with the aid of Ken Votaw as V.P. and Ken Haggerty as Sec. Domination was the theme for the Sig Eps” this past year. The boys ran ram- pant in all aspects of social and academic life. Wherever the group went heads turn- ed, girls stared, wondered and dreamed and the earth trembled as they walked. ROW ONE—Left to Right: Larry Elliston. Lou Cianfrogna. Joe Elia. Dom Moresco. Tom Imbcmba. Mike Catanesc. Tom Rao. Hank Allen. George Schick. Bob Clarkson. Ken Votaw. Dennis Podaiak. Frank Cioti. Nick Caramamca. Bill Montgomery. Herb Knowlton. Ed Barr. Joe Mancusi. Jack lllardi. Rick Nazaro. Steve Armed. Rick Lede. Dave Ryan. Joe Medulla. Fritz Sterbak, Ken Kemple. Tom Atardi. Joe Spoto. Fred Albright. Andy Phalen. Rick Little. Marc Swan. Chuck Holden. Pete Gavel, and SAMBO. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Social, intramural, scholastic, and ad- ministrative advancements hallmarked 1967-68 as one of the most progressive years in our chapters history. Innumerable TEP soirees were the high- light of the Tampa U. social calendar. Cocktail and buffet luncheons for the be- fore five set were the routine of the socia- ble TEP'S. The athletic prowess of the TEP’S was dis- played by the capturing of the 1967 intra- mural athletic crown. Not satisfied to rest on its laurels. TEP this year took first place in both football and volleyball. Scholastically the deans list and honor roll were frequented by several of our brothers. Again, as in the past, TEP supplied the campus with competent and conspicuous administrators. Brother Michael Steiker carried his weight as Student Government President. Paul Weisberg led the Greek community in the capacity of I.F.C. Presi- dent. Brothers Epel and Steiker were elected to “Who’s Who in American Col- leges and Universities. From the grueling athletic field to the arena of administrative leadership, TEP proved once again that progress is our most important product. TAU EPSILON PHI Dave Chirsen. Barry Steinberg. Irving Dick. Donald Blauner. Yogi Yates. Paul Weisburg. Allan Goldberg. Spyros Agonistcs. Dick Griffith. Lar- ry Eisenbcrg. Bob Hartman. Steve Rudolph. Steve Levy. Barry dayman. Charles Perry. Helge Velde. Rudy Grant. Dave Shapiro. Perry Lane. Lee Manka. Front to Back. Lett to Right: Rock lovinella—Choral Director. Tom Chambers—Prytanis. Kevin Walsh. Bill Hart. Chris Monks. Doug Watson. Howie Price. Cliff Korn—Grammateus. Hal Nickels—Crysophylos. Wayne Webster, Marc Anton—Hypophetes. Gary Trainer—His- rorian. Keith Wcikcl. Jim Miles—Epiprytanis. Mike Snellgrove—Pylortes. Bill Hans. Vic Diefenderfer. Paul Zicko. Stu Williams. Rick Mc- Kenzie. Ray Rotello. Randy Squires. Rick Gavin. Bob Bailey. Bob Smith. Jim Osborne. Bob Cook. Jim Foley. Tom Earnie. Bob Heardon. John McCann. Dwight Bonang. This school year has been a completely successful one for Tau Kappa Epsilon. We took the largest pledge class in the fall rush which has broken the record for our chapter Epsilon Beta. This large pledge class has increased our fraternity two fold in size and it will continue to aid our high quality of men in the future. Tau Kappa Epsilon has supported numer- ous civic functions in the past year. One of the most rewarding was the Hallo- ween party which T.K.E. arranged for the United Cerebral Palsy Center of Tampa. Our representative in the homecoming contest was Miss Sandy Link. Her grace and poise set a fine example of the high quality of individuals that the University is capable of producing. During the fall semester the Teke’s also took first place at Greek Week-end for the best looking chariot. The Christmas spirit found the Teke’s singing Hang on Santa and being awarded first place at the annual Christmas sing. The brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon will always re- member one of their newest brothers. Boozer, and his many stunts throughout the year. 1967-68 has been a ,year of events and accomplishments for Tau Kappa Epsilon, and we certainly hope that the years to come will be just as suc- cessful. ‘ GTCAJNER 'BESF HOMECOMING PhTE Delta Sigma Pi Vincent D'Alessandro. Phil Brown. Pierre Thomas. Steve Taffe. Stan Bagley—Vice-President. Paul Smith. Paul Yander—Secretary. Richard Goelz. Steve Hill—Historian. Tim Wagner. Bruce Robinson. Frank Martinez. Mike Greep. Tony Spinelli. Grath Feeney. Tom Allen. Bill Honralh— President. 102 Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of busi- ness in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity, and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote a closer affiliation between the commercial world and the students of commerce; and to foster a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture, and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. We have patterned our lives by this creed, and we strive in every way possible to fulfill its objectives. Since the inception of Epsilon Rho Chapter in 1963, members in excess of 180 have been initiated—an out- standing record for a professional fraternity in an institution boasting a selective admittance of approxi- mately 2000 students. During the course of this past year, spirit and morale have climbed to new heights. A successful organization must somehow unite all of its constituent parts to such a degree that it oper- ates as a single unit. In this respect, through diligent work, the brothers of Delta Sigma Pi have accom- plished this goal. The prevalent be- lief is that in helping someone in need, one is in essence helping him- self. As such, let this be a testimo- nial in the behalf of the brothers of Delta Sigma Pi. During Spring practice Coach Bailey and his staff were very im- pressed with the future 1967 Spartans. Things looked even better after a solid win over a strong Alumni team to end the season. From that day on there were nothing but problems for the of- fensive team. Dropouts for grades, expulsion and personal problems, these plus a rash of injuries plagued this group on through the season. The defense pretty well stayed in tact and did a great job in spite of what some of the scores indicate. All in all it was a disappointing season but the spirit was excellent and the support of the Spartans for the future is great. VIRGINIA TECH 13 TAMPA 3 The opening game of the season pitted the Spartans against what proved to be one of the best teams in the South in 1967. VPI's highly regarded defense lived up to its billing and kept Tampa from crossing the goal line. The Spartan's only score came on a second quarter field goal by freshman Roy Tice. AKRON 6 TAMPA 0 The Spartans traveled to Akron. Ohio for the second game of the season and ran into another tough defensive team. The Spartans defense also looked good and except for an 85-yard touchdown run by a speedy Akron halfback, the game was mostly a defensive battle. Two Spartan scores were called back. TULSA 77 TAMPA 0 The third week in a row the injury riddled Spartans were on the road. The University of Tulsa has been the best passing team in the nation for the past few years and their ‘67 team was unstop- able on their home field. A defensive line that averaged around 250 pounds per man kept Tampa from scoring and the Spartans suffered their worst beating ever. TAMPA 39 FURMAN 13 Back in Tampa for the final game to be played in Phillips Field by the Spartans, with a week’s rest. Tampa rose to the occasion and picked up its first win. Dave Saladino passed to Bobby Fer nandez and Gary Rapp for scores. Rapp also caught a TO pass from Carl Cavanaugh. On the ground. Mike Tolleson and Ted Mims carried the ball over and Pat Gispert ran back an intercep- tion for a score. Roy Tice added the extra point kicks and the Spartans bowed out of Phillips Field as a winner. TENNESSEE 38 TAMPA 0 Tampa Stadium was dedicated on November 4. 1967 when the Spartans met nationally ranked Tennessee. The Vols proved to be the outstanding team everyone predicted as they picked up the win m the Dedication Game. TAMPA 20 CHATTANOOGA 16 Finding themselves in the familiar role as the underdog. Tampa pulled off an upset against Chattanooga for their first win in the Tampa Stadium. Dave Saladino passed to John 8ennedetto and Gary Rapp for touchdowns and set up a great ending. With the time running out. Tampa was behind 16—13 and set up for a field goal from 12 yards out. but it proved to be a fake as Saladino picked up the ball and tossed to Rapp in the endzone for the winning score. SOUTH DAKOTA 14 TAMPA 7 Ernie Cassases plunged one yard for a TD and Roy Tice kicked the extra point, and that was all the scoring the Spartans could muster against one of the best small college teams in the V est. INDIANA STATE 9 TAMPA 7 Tampa scored first in their final game of the season as Dave Saladino carried the ball over, but they couldn’t do it again and they lost the final game to a talented Indiana State team. FIRST ROW: R. Stroback. S. Tames. S. Warbluski. M. Davis. J. Beneditto. M. Kraft. E. Carses. J. Pirello. V. Strolbrand. D. Nittingcr. 8. Fernandez. E. Nizwantoski. A. Weatherford. J. Crowe. SECOND ROW: L. Swales. B. 8iallas. K. Wamscott. E. Johnson. L. Ellington. R. Brown. P. Lombardo. M. Farley. J. Flaherty. P. Gispert. D. Erwin. R. Edge. G. Wright. G. Rapp. W. Hayes. THIRD ROW: J. Wright. P. Kuharcheck. J. Miltner. W. Williams. M. Tolleson. R. Coohan. T. Coralio. T. Mims. D. Berg. R. Boully. R. Bennett. D. Saladino. D. Thomas. N r BALL SCHEDULE IPA SPARTAN (Home) (There) (There) (There) (Home) (Home) (Home) (Home) (Home) Offensive Unit Captain Mike Oavis said of the past season. We might have been beaten, but we were never whipped. Any observer who watched Tampa's home games this past year would back up Mike's state- ment. To say that the Spartan football team took their lumps in 1967 would be a vast understatement. This is a normal occur- rence when a small college team plays a major college schedule. It must be stated that our athletes made a supreme effort in each contest. The scores were not indicative of the play on the field. The spirited game that our heroes played against Tennessee, the second ranked team in the nation, is still talked about by local sports enthusiasts. Many new Tampa fans were obtained that Dedication Day. What a thrill it was to see our Spartans de- feat a bowl-bound Chattanooga team with a fake field goal in the closing seconds. And still another thrill, mixed with sadness and joy. to see our Spartans play their last game at Old Phillips Field. by swamping Furman. A strong V.P.I. (nationally-ranked) team came to Tampa for Easy Pickins but barely eked out a victory m a hard-hitting football game. What a disappointment to see our heroes outplay Indiana State and South Dakota State, only to lose by 9—7 and 14—7 respectively. Our boys gave their all... we can ask for nothing more! The disappointing won—loss record that Tampa had may be a blessing in disguise, however. The backers of University of Tampa football decided that changes were to be made if the upgrading of football was to continue. Sam Bailey, who has contributed more to Spartan football than anyone, was replaced as head coach. He remains as Athletic Director, where his talents are in greater demand. Fran Curci. an assistant at Miami was named as the new head coach. Coach Curci has brought with him. a talented foot- ball staff, and it appears a new era of Spartan football has un- folded. The outlook is optimistic for the future with the new sta- dium. additional scholarships, and the continuance of the upgrading program. More support is needed from local citizens, the faculty, the student body, and the alumni. The teams of the next few years will reply to all the critics and skeptics of Univer- sity of Tampa football. In the same token, it is hoped that these coming seasons shall reward all the loyal supporters who have suffered with us during our growing pains. To our departing seniors: Mike Davis. Pat Gispert. Doug Erwin. Mike Farley and Gary Rapp: we dedicate the 1969 Tulsa game to you. J.A.P. 15 Dave Saladino sprints out Soash. P. Turner. 8. Reeves. FOURTH ROW: S. Sdretto. R. Reynolds. G. Darby. T. Greene. M. Greene. R. Rob- bins. G. Horna. E. Bartkowicz. C. Cavanaugh. J. Johnson. M. Allen. G. Darby. T. Imms. K. Hutchinson. C. Park- er. W. Jones. P. McKuen. L. Sherman. M. Reardon. R. Tice. K. Thompson. J. Kolcnski. Coaches: Dan Cogan. Vernon Khorn. Tommy Doan. Charley 8ailey. Larry Beckish. Vic Prinzi. Head Coach. Sam 8ailey. Coach Bailey and Captain Mike Davis TAM PA ST University of Tampa Cheerleaders I BASKETBALL ■ UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA 1967 • 1968 Basketball Schedule Dec. 1 Tremylvenle Home Dec. 2 t.S.U. Awey Dec. 7 P'etb lerien Home Dec. 9 Mount Union Home Dec. 1) Bitceyne Awey Dec. 12 Mleml Awey Dec. IS Ceiteen Kentucky Home Dec. 20 Vele Home Jen. 4 Bitceyne Home Jen. 4 Rollins Home Jen. 8 Veldotle Home Jen. 10 Miemi Home Jen. 13 Hotline Awey Jen. 17 Florid ASM Home Jen. 27 Mercer Home Jen. 29 Sreiion Home Jen. 3) Floride Sovthern Home Feb. 2 Arme'rong Stete Home Feb. s Senford Home Feb. 13 Sreiion Awey Feb. 15 Miu inlppl So. Homo Feb. 1� Auovtle Awey Feb. 20 Mercer Awey Feb. 24 Floride Southern Awey Feb. 24 Veldotte Awey HONOA CUSTOM HOM4 •UllOtlS, INC. CUorwoter. Fkeldo V J Bruce Simmons. Lester Henley. Doug Smith. Chuck Sprictsma. John Sileno. Marshall Bradley. Char- lie Hawk. Bob Stevens. Roy Johnson. Don Winterton. Brian Ritchie. Ron Stone. Rudy Bradley. COACH DANA KIRK 1967-1968 Season T.U. OPP. Transylvania 79 64 L.S.U. 81 97 Presbyterian 96 90 Mount Union 80 70 Biscayne 101 77 Miami 103 104 Eastern Kentucky 89 95 Yale 66 82 Biscayne 95 69 Rollins 74 71 Valdosta 62 61 Miami 78 76 Rollins 65 66 Fla. A. M. 115 116 Mercer 79 80 Stetson 120 96 Fla. Southern 72 61 Armstrong State 112 85 Sanford 86 73 Stetson 85 74 Miss. Southern 97 81 Augusta 66 83 Mercer 81 65 Fla. Southern 95 77 Valdosta 56 57 Sock It To ‘Em! SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS JOHN SILENO RUDY BRADLEY RON STONE VIC THIXTON 120 FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA BASKETBALL SQUAD FINISHED OUT IT S 1967-68 SEASON, THE BEST IN TWENTY-ONE YEARS, WITH FIFTEEN WINS AND ONLY SEVEN LOSSES. WHAT MADE THIS SEASON SO SPECIAL WAS THAT THE SPARTAN CAGERS WON THE FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE, A FIRST IN THE HISTORY OF TAMPA UNIVERSITY’S BASKETBALL TEAM. THE SPARTAN’S GUIDED BY DANA KIRK, APPEARED TO BE A SECOND-HALF TEAM AS THEY REPEATEDLY MANAGED TO PULL FROM BEHIND AND DEFEAT THEIR OPPONENTS AGAINST OVERWHELMING ODDS. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS THE STARTING LINE-UP OF THE SPARTANS INCLUDED BOB STEVENS AT CENTER, LESTER HENLEY AND RUDY BRADLEY AT THE FORWARD POSITIONS, AND VIC THIXTON AND JOHN SILENS AT GUARDS WITH ROY JOHNSON AND JIMMY SMITH AS, ALTERNATES. HOWEVER, | , COACH KIRK TOOK ADVANTAGE OF HIS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO USE HIS SUBSTITUTES, WHO PROVED CAPABLE OF HOLDING THEIR OWN IN NUMEROUS SITUATIONS. ALL-IN-ALL, THE SPARTANS ICED A FANTASTIC SEASON AND WE ARE ALL HOPING TO SEE | THE SAME NEXT YEAR. I I BASEBALL TEAM «i 9m' r • • ••• Tony Ciaverelli. Wayne Granda. Bob Gumrot. Bill Corderio. Ray Roderick. Greg Stone. Rich Everts. Larry Gable. Tom Cunningham. Tony Cavanaugh. Scott Cushing. Ed Amarando. Dennis Walters. Wally Jones. Tom Mosca, Paul Garrett. 128 Tom Cunningham. Wally Jones. Greg Stone. Carl Cavanaugh. 129 m TONY CIAVERELLI RAY RODERICK AND ED AMARANDO bill corederio B08 GUMROT CARL CAVANAUGH SCOTT CUSHING AND TONY CIAVERELLI Charlie Matsen and Jack McWilliams practice for a match. TENNIS TEAM UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA. FlORlOA 1968 TENNIS SCHEOULE March 2 Embry-Riddle There March 6 Florida Southern Here March 9 Stetson There March 11 Florida Southern Here March 12 Tennessee Weslyan Here March 15 Tennessee Tech Here March 18 Rollins Here March 19 Georgia Tech Here March 22 University of Kentucky Here March 26 DePauw Here March 27 Stetson Here April 4 Florida Southern There April 6 South Florida There April 16 University of Wisconsin Here April 19 Cumberland College Here April 22 Rollins There Ron 8renner serves to ... Coach Vash explains the method of serving to Sandy Cadet. Steve Squires Sandy Cade!. Ron Brenner, Coach Gene Wash, Steve Squires. Charlie Masten. Jack McWilliams. VARSITY GYMNASTICS INTRAMURAL WRESTLING AND TRAMPOLINING INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS TAU KAPPA EPSILON I N T R A M U B A I T C A S T I N G Bait CastingChampion—Ed 8arr I N F T 0 R 0 A T M B U A R L A L L Second Place Bait Casting Chap Smokey Burgess INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL COED INTRAMURAL INDEPENDENT VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS GIRLS VARSITY SPORTS VARSITY BOWLING VARSITY SWIM TEAM VARSITY ARCHERY GIRLS VARSITY SPORTS VARSITY POOL VARSITY PING PONG GIRLS VARSITY SPORTS VARSITY GOLF VARSITY PING PONG VARSITY BASKETBALL Jim Selmser SKI TEAM Bilf-PItt CREW TEAM Varsity Coxswain, Ron Fernandez: Lett .to right. Bart Travaglio. Terry Callahan, Jett Snyder. Lowell Nickels. Rick Collier. Joel Robins. Greg Howell. Tom Colucci. Rich Johnson. Mike Snellgrove. Bob Bailey. Schedule American Marietta Columbia Princeton Amherst Rollins Florida Southern Jacksonville Purdue Miami Regatta Cypress Gardens Regatta Dad Vail Regatta State Championships CREW TEAM Junior Va rsity Front. Left to Right: John Conroy. Mark Scafati. Bob Charlton. John Falk. Second: Fred Britt. Tom Dale. Chuck Birch. Mike 8rydenhagen. Dan Boone. Ken Lee. Jim Foley. James Schweppe. Norm Haas. Jim Arnold. Scott Miller. 147 .Coach: Brad Wickersham ’ � Joan K. Asplin Robert J. Ajslander Anita D. Allen Stephen L. Armell Leslie M. Barr V William C. Bomely Robert Bouner Edgar B Bradley Jr Phillip D. Brown Donna L Burkett Arnold M. Bush John R. Brehm Peter J. Breijo Herlyn L. Brcvdj Suzanne Byers Brenna 0. Cagiano Louis Carrmarata Michael C. Cammarota Antoinette Caporice Patricia F. Cascone Angie J. Castellano Josephine F. Chambers Joyce E. Chao Seth S. Chase Louis V. Cianliogna Ronald M. Cilenti i« Lee S. Corneluis Robert J. Coronin Nancie L. Cortes 157 Stewart Dotson Nancy J. Daniels Beverly J. Corwin Paul D'Auria Gerald A. Dean Michael P. Davis Thomas E DeBarre Michael L DeMmico Joanne Dewey Robert J. DiFelice William 8. Dud'ey Arthur Eickcnbcrg Joseph D. Elia Burton A. Epel Douglas A. Erwin Edmund Eubanks. Jr. Earlene T. Evans Thomas M. Evans Gary I. Fox 160 Frances A. Foran Jesse V Frangiosa Pat Gispert Richard P. Goelz Marion J. Gofl Hi Allan S. Goldberg Adeline M. Gonzalez Kathleen A. Grady Henry C. Grau William W, Gre co William M. Guerriero Kenneth G Haggerty Gary Hallaucr Barbara S. Halpcrn James E. Hansen Patricia A. Harrington Lester W. Harvey John A. Healer David R. Hill Steven M. Hill Delores A. Hoffman William L. Honrath William Huff Frank J. Johnson Jill B. Katcher James W. Jones. Jr. Dennis W. Kayden Jerry L. Jones Barbara E. King Eloise Klein Rosalyn M. Knight Kenneth T. Kochekian 164 Jeffrey M. Krall Ronald J. Laufer Richard K. Lambright 6S Lucille R. LoPresti Stephen R. Lowe KODerr t. Lowrey Howard M. Levine Robert L. Levy Jerry L. Loca William J. Lusk Alan J. Lutik Nicholas M. Lynch Donald J. Machen Helene A. Malozi Lee A. Manka Larry J. Marchbanks Sarah J. Marchese Richard C. Market Francisco R Martinez Patricia A. McCloskey Alexander W. Mcllwam Ronald A. McMakin Timothy J. McManus Oonna G. Mercurio Frederick C. Meyers William F. Meyers David A. Miller Gary E. Miller Barry C. Milo Dixie Miller 168 William T. Murray Frederick M. Nielsen I 169 John J. Mulry. Jr. Antoinette M Oddo Hilda Oural Humberto J. Pacifico Norman L. Paeth Harold K. Parson Roderick Peck Gloria A. Phillips Gene Piasecki Dennis J. Podolak Margaret J. Pressler Howard P. Price Marcia 8. Quillan RaphaelJ Racey Thomas J. Rao Kendrick E. Reid Marcia J. Reynolds Patricia Rimm Jack N. Rodriguez Thomas S. Scafati Jason C. Scarlata Anne L Schwartzstcm 172 Paul M. Smith 173 John S. Slocum Victoria S. Smith Robert B. Spence Joseph A. Spoto Michael H. Steiker Fritz V Sterbak Jane C. Stokes Clem J. Stolarik Jamie Stone Ronald W. Stone Marc L. Swan Sheldon J. Taback Stephen V. Taffc Donna Tapley Jeffrey R. Taylor Michael Taylor Kenny Tennant Linda Sue Tennant Victor R. Thixton Pierre L. Thomas Leonard Thompson Jr. Michael J. Tighe Peter J. Tomanio Donna M. Tucci David H. Tucker Joseph C. Valenti Susanne M. Voro Helge R. Velge Kenneth R. Voian 176 Billy W. Welborn 177 Enrique W. Weiman Robert D. Whitaker Morris S Willner David C. Wmgrove James D. Winkler John M. Wolfe James D. Wolhlert Richard S. Wright Edward S. W.cks Walter M.W.Iks Verlin L. Williams Jon S. Wulischlceger Myra Jean Yancey PaulK.Yonder Michael J. Zausm Paul Zicko President of Junior Class Edward Page Vice President of Junior Class William Hans Thomas Attardi Robert Addems Joann Ayres Sharon Balogh Marc Anton John Beck Mary Bergstrom Martin Bernstein James Bignell Brian Bischoff Thomas Bonavia Charles Blalock Honora Bradley Marshall 8radley 182 Joan Brandt Eugenia 8rown Ronald 8urges$ Patricia But? Quinnell Byrd Gladys Caven ■ Frank Ciotti Allen Claggett. Jr. Eric Clegg Nancy Clark Elinor Covert Michael Craig Robert Cook Amy Doktor Gerald Deimonaco Celeste D Angelo Vincent Dalessandro Hedy Eichholz Kathy Driscoll Martie Essrig Martha Fernandez Ernestine Fernandez Edmund Eubanks John Garner III Joseph Flaherty Daniel Francabandiero Mary Sue Gaudio Richard Glynn Paul Go week David Graham Steven Grecp Harry Grotc Karen Haas Richard Homes Sharon Hamilton Karen Hamrick Patricia Harrison William Hart Stephen Hatcher Betty Henderson William Hoffman Rebekka Householder Douglas Howell Nancy Jermgan Thomas Imbcmba Randall Hurley Dallas Hurley Edward Johnson James Jones John Kaplan Maureen Kearney Marx Kelley Clifford Korn Kenneth Kcmple Gail Kirkconnell Edward Kraftick Jack Kaplan Nancy Laho Eve Lentz Jeffery leptich Linda Lewis Virginia Laria Joseph Mildulla Sandra Link Maria Lopez Joseph Mancusi Donald Miles Darlene MacDonald Ralph MacNiven Phyllis Newman James Parker Robert Parker Louis Parkerson John Paster Laura Pullara Frederick Raila 187 John Redman Richard Ricciardi Joyce Ried Tom Rodriguez Robert Rogers Darlene Russo Sandra Stern Robert Stevens Harvey Strum Dan Swanson Jean Saylor Robert Smith Thomas Smith Michael Snellgrove Ava Spitzer Charles Sprietsma Edith Speer Manan Simmons Ralph Testa Frederick Tibbitts Jane Toulmin Gary Trainer Patricia Trufolo Betty Valdez Linda Vanostenburg Sharon Vartanian Kevin Walsh Wayne Webster Linda Waldman Jim Wallace Claire Weiner Cynthia Wells Deborah Whitaker Carl White Patricia Zearfoss Barabara Du pee Richard McKenzie Donald Fredgant Vice President of Sophomore Class 8obbi O'Connor Kyle Ahrberg Frederick Albright Grace Andrews James Arnold Victor Bafla Helen Bailey Anthony Barr Jack Barrett Susan 8ashman Ricnard Battels Jack Beattie James 8ernhardt Randy Bennett Luis8igott Dwight Bonang Susan Bornet Lois Botwin Steven Bowers David Boyer Brenda 8raun John Broderick Barbara Brown Richard Bull Anne Bussey Dave Cabiness Philip Cagao Mike Cartwright JoAnne Casey Eileen Castellano Steven Charlton Angela Ciavarella Sueuzn Clemmer Libby Clontz Mona Cohen Darlene Colecchi Jan Cook Gary Cooper Marsha Cooper Mildred Coton Robert Deangelis Gabriel OeJong Tom DeNome David Devine Pamela Doster Janice Downey Rose Mary Easton Diana Elder Edris Elkin Jane Erdos Larry Ergood Lamar Erk Bruce Erney Guillermo Fainberg Lizabeth Fairclough Zuriada Favata Joseph Feenane Geraldine Fernandez John Flack Deanna Fridly Pamela Frey John Frezza Wilfred Gaier Sheila Gibson Russell Gilson Janel Gonzalez John Goodman Ian Gordon Robert Gordon Adrienne Gould AlanGrodd Carolyn Grose Gary Groves Frank Grow Marie Guastella Robert Gumrot Elaine Guzman Jack Haigh Mitchell Harlan Diana Harrison John Hassett Joyce Hatfield Stephen Hawke Terry Hayes Cheryl Hayes Duane Heidier Jason Helfman Era Henderson John Herby Joylm Hernandez Thomas Herman Georgia Hopper Richard Hugger John llardi Kristin Isselmann William James Richard Johnson Robert Johnston Peter Kahn Andrea Kcblish Sharon Keller Joel Kessler Robert Killett© Eileen Kraft Lawrence Kutney Lucille LaRocca Linda Leon Peter Light John Livingstone Virginia Lobionda Roberta Maggcnheim Idabei Malloy Theresa Mancusi Twila Mann Susan Markley Cathie Martin Marilyn Martmes Christoptier Martland Charles Masten Joyce Matthews Thomas Mehlberg Wendy Mendelson Anna Messina Gilds Midulla Dorothy Miller Patricia Miller Jeffery Miltrer John Minka Kathryn Molinari Robert Most James Mott Michele Murphy Bruce MacDonald James Mac Leo I. 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Doren Tharp Dr. and Mrs. Delo YOU ARE NOW COMPLETING FOUR YEARS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA WHICH HAVE SEEN GREAT CHANGES NOT ONLY IN YOU AS INDIVIDUALS BUT IN THE UNIVERSITY ITSELF. THESE CHANGES WILL CONTINUE. WE HOPE THAT THEY WILL STILL BE RELATED. HOWEVER. THAT YOU AS ALUMNI WILL KEEP US INFORMED OF THE CHANGES IN YOUR LIVES. WHILE WE WHO REMAIN HERE WILL KEEP YOU INFORMED AS TO THE CHANGES IN THE UNIVERSITY. WE HOPE THAT EACH OF YOU WILL HAVE A PART IN CREAT- ING THE GREATER UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA TOWARD WHICH WE ALL ASPIRE AND TOWARD WHICH WE ARE WORKING. TO MAINTAIN THIS RELATIONSHIP I HOPE THAT YOU WILL VISIT YOUR ALMA MATER AT LEAST ONCE EACH YEAR SO THAT YOU MAY SEE WITH YOUR OWN EYES THE CHANGES WHICH HAVE OCCURRED. AND SO THAT WE MAY LEARN FROM YOU PERSONALLY THE SUCCESSES AND PROGRESS WHICH EACH OF YOU HAS MADE. AS YOU LEAVE THE UNIVERSITY. I WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS IN WHATEVER GOALS YOU WISH TO ACHIEVE. DAVID M. DELO PRESIDENT Harold Grutzmacher Vice President for Academic Affairs 212 FIRST ROW: President David M. Delo. James Warren. William C. Maclnnes. Jerome Waterman. Walter Pierce, loper Lowry. Carl Brorein. Sr.. SECOND ROW: Frederic J. Woods. Sr.. Max Hollingsworth. Richard A. Griffin. Sam F. Davis. Clewis Howell. Grady Lester. Jr.. THIRD ROW: Hugh Macfarlane. John C. Council. Fisher Black. Melvin Stein, Chester H. Ferguson. J. H. Williams. Jr.. Not Pictured: Morton L. Annis. James H. Couey. James L. Ferman. W. Howard Frankland. Byron 8. Harless. Fred D. Learey. Charles P. Lykes. V. H. Northcull. Clyde Perry. Paul H. Smith. James V . Walter. Morris E. White. Alvic P. Yorkunos. 8oard of Trustees University of Tampa Counselors Edward L. Arthur. Charles M. Banks. W. J. Barritt. Louis Benito. Fred C. Billing, Robert H. Carlton. W. Scott Christopher. Jack T. Compton. Ftichard G. Connar. Hugh L. Cul- breath. Eugene 8. Dodson. Michel G. Emmanuel. James W. Gray. Jr.. Clarence E. HoltSinger. 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Maryland 21001 Congratulations from a Friend Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. West University of Tampa Tampa. Florida 33606 Dr. and Mrs. DeMinico 2 Cedar wood Road Jamaica Plain. Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilks Sr. 41 Lexington Street New Britain. Connecticut 06050 THE BEGINNINGS BEGUN... This is the stage, empty, dark and silent. The play has not yet begun, but within the silence hangs an expectancy. The curtain has fallen on the 1967-1968 scene of the play. The acting we thought and felt and lived, the lines we whispered and spoke and shouted, the applause that thundered and dimmed and echoed, lasting for a few brief moments on the stage of eternity. But these were important moments; for some of us— THE BEGINNING OF STARDOM. 255 THIS IS THE STAGE, EMPTY, DARK AND SILENT. The play is over. The actors are gone. But the scene is not one of sadness. New actors are coming to fill the empty places. And the actors of our play? 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