University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1969 volume:

THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA, FLORIDA lOfiSiO 1 1369 MOROCCAN CONTENTS THE INTRODUCTION A THE GRADUATES IS H Z m HAPPENINGS 48 THE GREEKS ee THE GROUPS 108 THE SPORTS 128 THE ADMINISTRATORS 176 THE PROFESSORS 189 THE UNDERGRADUATES 222 RUDOLPH R. GRANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BRIAN P. RIBA ART EDITOR HAROLD NOSTI ADVISOR •sveo Urea'll .T STU A COLLEGE: COMPLETE TODAY BUT UNFINISHED FOR TOMORROW COMPOSED OF A MULTITUDE OF FORMS EVEN THOSE NOT YET IN VIEW THE ORDER IS RAPIDLY FADING AND THE FIRST ONE NOW WILL LATER BE LAST FOR THE TIMES ARE A-CHANGING BOB DYLAN I 7 10 THE GRADUATES DANIIL ACOSTA B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION •AMARA L AGUIAR B.S. ELEMENTARY ANTHONY ALFONSO JR. B.S. ECONOMICS iJOHN S. ALMAND � .S. BUSINESS ANTONIO ANDUX rS. CHEMISTRY MARC A. ANTON B.S. BIOLOGY CONSUELO V. APARICIO B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION THOMAS J. ATTARDI B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHERYL It AUSTIN B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 20 LUCY L. AVERY B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION STANWOOD E. IAGLEY B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PATRICIA A. BALES B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BRENDA A. BARNO B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SUSAN M. BATSON B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MARY A. BERGSTROM B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LEO B. BERMAN B.S. ECONOMICS STEVEN R. BERSTEIN B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JAMES W. BIGNELL B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 21 CHARLES 0. I LA LOCK ADMIN ISTRAT1C •RIAN L ■ I SC H Off i.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA ROBERT J. COOK 1.1 ECONOMICS JOHN T. CORBETT B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION fRID COURTNEY � . HISTORY 24 I_______I__________________ CATHERINE A. CROWDER .5. ILLMINTARY IDUCATION THOMAS t CUNNINGHAM JR. � . INGUSH VINCKNT R. D'A LIS SANDRO B.S. BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CELESTE C D'ANGELO B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION NICHOLAS J. DELLA VALLI B.A. HISTORY PATRICIA A. DEMARZO B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION B.S. ROBERT J. DIFILICE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AMY J. DOKTOR BA SOCIOLOGY KATHY DRISCOLL BA PSYCHOLOGY 25 DANIIL f. FRANCABANDIIRO B.S. MUSIC COUCATION DONALD FREDGANT IA HISTORY HINRY W. FURR • A. SOCIOLOGY MARTHA D. FERNANDEZ B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION RICHARD O. FIMIEL B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LINOA C FORD R.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOHN R. GARNER ns. ECONOMICS CLYDE M. GARVER B.S. BIOLOGY MARY SUE GAUDIO B.A. ENGLISH 27 RUDOLPH R. GRANT BJL AIT JAMES J. GRUNDY B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PAUL J. GOWACK B.A. PSYCHOLOGY KARIN HAAS LA. ART WILLJAM HANS B . ECONOMICS PATRICIA D. HARRISON LA. HISTORY WILUAM L HART B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ALLAN S. GOLDBERG B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION WAYNE GRANDA B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 28 • ■'«rirV «i « K .« WIO H� � €1 WILLIAM H. HART B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JOHN M. HEBERT B.S. MATHEMATICS SUSAN L HOFFMAN B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION OLETA C. HOLLINGSWORTH B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION RE8EKKAH L HOUSHOLDER B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DOUGLAS J. HOWELL B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT P. HUNTER B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DALLAS W. HURLEY B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION THOMAS A. IMBEMBA B.S. ECONOMICS 29 KUCCI M. LOPEZ B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RALPH B. MAC NIVEN JR. B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JOSEPH MANCUSI B.S. MATHEMATICS THERESA L. MANCUSI B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DOMINIC M. MARESCO B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRANCISCO R. MARTINEZ BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HARVEY H. MASHBURN B.A. PSYCHOLOGY THOMAS E. MATTRAW B.S. ECONOMICS PAUL G. MC CARTHY B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 33 RICHARD C. MC KENZIE B.S. ECONOMICS HOWARD J. MIGINLEY B.S. MUSIC EDUCATION CHRISTOPHER J. MEISTER B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILLIAM D. MELLIN B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ALLEN F. MEYER 8.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DONALD JAMES MILES B.S. BIOLOGY MARIE A. MILLS B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION TEDDY J. MIMS B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION BRIAN D. MITCHELL B.S. BIOLOGY 3A ..... ■ WAYNE C. MOODY B.A. HISTORY JACK L. MOORE B.S. ECONOMICS ANGELA M. MORALES B.S. ECONOMICS JO ANN MORRELL BA SOCIOLOGY BERNICE L. MORRIS B.A. PSYCHOLOGY THOMAS A. MOSCA B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION RODNEY NELSON B.A. HISTORY PHYLLIS A. NEWMAN B.S. BIOLOGY WILLIAM P. NORTON BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION B.S. MARY M. OR DOG B.S. MUSIC EDUCATION JAMES F. OSBORNE B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FHILIF G. OWENS B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION i ! DAVID A. PAGE B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CLAUDE EDWARD FACE B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT L. PARK B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION JAMES E. PARKER B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HAROLD K. PARSON JR. BJk. MUSIC ELINOR N. PATTERSON B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION V • THEODORE K. PATTERSON .S. ECONOMICS MARGARET PERKINS B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CHARLES PERRY JR. B.A. HISTORY JOHN H. PHILIPS B.A. ENGLISH DONNA A. POLL B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION RICHARD F. PRATT B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CAROLYN J. PRICE B.A. PSYCHOLOGY LAURA L PULLARA B.S. BIOLOGY MICHAEL G. RADDICK B.S. BIOLOGY 37 i FREDERICK J. RAILA 8.S. ECONOMICS GEORGE L REBY B.S. ECONOMICS JOHN C REDMAN B.A. HISTORY FRANCES T. ROBERTS B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION FREDERICK N. REXROAD B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS •RIAN f. RIBA BA ART RICHARD A. RICCIARDI B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION VERNON R. RODIGHIERO B.A. MUSIC JOSE A. RODRIGUEZ B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASTRID ROGERS B.A. ENGLISH ROBERT C. ROGERS B.S. MUSIC EDUCATION DARLENE M. RUSSO B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DAVID A. SALADINO B.S. MUSIC EDUCATION JULIUS H. SALAND B.A. SOCIOLOGY JEAN L. SAYLOR B.A. PSYCHOLOGY GEORGE SCHICK B.S. BIOLOGY KENNETH L. SEGUR B.S. MATHEMATICS DAVID I. SHAPRIO B.A. PSYCHOLOGY 39 ANTHONY SPINELLI B.S. BUSINESS ADMIN 1ST RATION CHARLES F. SPRICTSMA B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LAWRENCE E. STANG BA. PSYCHOLOGY GARY M. STEVENS B.S. ECONOMICS HARVEY B. STRUM B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MANUEL A. SUAREZ B.S. MUSIC EDUCATION MARIO SUAREZ B.S. EDUCATION LINDA S. TENNANT B.A. SOCIOLOGY JOHN M. THOMPSON B.S. BIOLOGY 41 JAMES A. TROCHE B A PSYCHOLOGY PATRICIA A. TRUFALO � -A. SOCIOLOGY MARTHA H. TURNER LA. HISTORY J. EDWARD UDITIS B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION UNDA K. VANOSTENBURG B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SHARON VARTANIAN B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION JOSEPH J. VIRGILIO B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ROBERT J. VORLICK B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LINDA H. WALDMAN B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KEVIN T. WALSH B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DONALD G. WARD B.S. BIOLOGY DOUGLAS N. WATSON JR. B.S. ECONOMICS SANDRA K. WEBSTER B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION WAYNE WEBSTER B.S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLAIRE WEINER B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 43 ELi.CN I. WI IN GARTEN CYNTHIA A- WELLS ■-S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CARL f. WHITE � .S. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION VICKI V. WIGGINS t-S. EDUCATION STAN V. WRUBLUSKI B.S. ECONOMICS RONALD YATES B.S. SOCIOLOGY ELMA G. ZAMBITO B.S. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PATRICIA L. ZEARFOSS B.A. ENGLISH PAUL D. ZICKO B.S. BIOLOGY 45 THE SENIOR DIRECTORY nr . BAMUL • MAIN ST. AOOtMl. ROBCRT 0. IUI I VIMA Mi MAI st. piti kk, ru. sim li. HVMM AGUIAR. lAiSAIA i 1ST LAWSAC«I M. CIAMTCM, XL. 0202 •i. ILIMIMTAIT IOVCATIOM ALTON SO. AMT HOMY X ITM W. CUSTOM IT PX nx UN) ICOMOMICf ALMA . JOMH I ISOT SVWAMRtf Y AMY A, I LA UN li. ILHHIU AMONX. ANTOMIO )M AblC� IN TU ni TUtACI. I LA. 11419 li CMlMlSTBT AN TOM. MARC A. •OVTI 1 VCAM04CV0N. 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KA 11404 • A SOCIOLOGY SONINaddVH 3H1 THIRD PLACE TAU KAPPA EPSILOH HOMECOMING DANCE WITH ARTHUR CONLEY MISS JAN COOK ZCTA TAU ALPHA MISS SUSAN BORN FT DILTA PHI IPSIION MISS BARBRAN O'CONNOR SIGMA BHI I RSI LON MISS JEAN WAY DELTA SIGMA BHI FIRST MAID MISS JANtT . trwis SICOND MAID MISS RARiRAN O'CONNOR ART SHOW SIDEWALK SUPPORT YOUR 1 'SIHESSMEH FRANK HUTCHINS MARY BERGSTROM JANET LEWIS KATHY DRISCOLL CAROLYN PRICE SUE ZAWASKI THE QUEEN AND HER COURT NANCY III LION (III KATHY DKISCOU. WHO'S i WHO JAN COOK GRADUATION TO THE CLASS OF '69 GO PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE Cr HASTE, Cr REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly clearly; and listen to others, even the dull Cr ignorant; they too have their story. $$ Avoid loud aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain bitter; for always there will be greater lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. $$ Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and ovorywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity Cr disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. $$ Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue Cr loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees Cr the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. 1$ Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors Cr aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. if With all its sham, drudgery Cr broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ff ff ALPHA EPSILON PHI 1. MIKE MILLER 2. IRA KLEIN i. ROGER SOUR 4. ROBERT NEWMAN 5. IAN GORDON 6. RONALD NEUMANN ■ IVIRY FRATERNITY 1$ DIFFERENT. SOME ARE VIRY LARGE AND HAVE CHAPTERS IN EVERY PART OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA SOME ARE SMALL AND EXIST AT ONLY A EEW INSTITUTIONS. SOME ARE OLD. AND GO RACK TO THE 1800'S. SOME ARE YOUNG. AND WERE FOUNDED COMPARATIVELY RE- CENTLY. SOME WERE FOUNDED IN THE NORTH. SOME IN THE SOUTH. SOME IN THE MIDWEST. AND SOME ON THE WEST COAST. THE FOUNDERS HAD VARIOUS PURPOSES. AND PLEDGEO THEMSELVES TO VARIOUS IDEALS ONE FUNDAMENTAL IDEA EXISTS IN ALL OF THEM — BROTHERHOOD. THE TAU PHI CHAPTER OF ALPHA EPSILON PI IS A RELATIVELY NEW ONE ON THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA CAMPUS. IT IS A DIFFICULT TASK TO BEGIN FROM NOTHING. AND WE ARE GROWING. AND WE ARE DEVELOPING. IN ORDER TO PROPERLY BUILD THE NECESSARY FOUNDATION WE HAVE BEEN AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE SELECTIVE IN CHOOSING THOSE MEN WHO WANT TO HELP AND WORK HARD TO- WARDS OUR ADVANCEMENT. WE KNOW THAT IT IS A SLOW PROCESS. BUT WE ALSO KNOW THAT OUR- ING THE YEARS TO COME A TRUE 8ROTHERHOOD WILL ALWAYS EXIST. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA IS THi NtW NATIONAL SORORITY ON CAMPUS THIS YEAR. CHARTERED BY THE SISTERS OF OELTA CHI LAMBDA. IT IS BOTH THE FIRST CHAPTER IN FLORIDA AS WILL AS THE FIRST DELTA CHAPTER. SINCE ITS FOUNDING AT LONGWOOD COLLEGE IN FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA IN 1901. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA HAS BEEN A SORORITY OF GLORIOUS TRADITIONS. THE MEMBERS OF DELTA CHAPTER PLAN TO CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN THESE HIGH IDEALS. THE 1968-1969 YEAR WAS ESPECIALLY SUCCESSFUL. THE OFFICERS FOR THE YCAR WERE CHRISTINE MILLER, PRESIDENT; JEAN SAYLOR, VICE- PRESIDENT; MARY KELLEY. SECRETARY; AND JEANNE BROWN, TREASURER. OUR COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTMENTS WERE FULFILLED THROUGH VOLUNTEER WORK FOR MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY. THIS YEAR WE ALSO GAINED A CHILO. THROUGH THE CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND. WE ADOPTED A THREE YEAR OLD ORPHAN. KAROLINE CEKANAVIOUS. WHO IS IN AN ORPHANAGE IN SIEDLUNG, WEST GERMANY. EACH SISTER HAS DERIVED MUCH PERSONAL SATISFACTION BY SUPPORTING THIS WORTH- WHILE PROJECT. MANY OF THE SISTERS WERE ACTIVE IN CAMPUS ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS. CHRIS MILLER SERVEO AN PANHELLENIC REPRESENTA- TIVE AND ERA LEA HENDERSON WAS SECRETARY OF PANHELLENIC COUNCIL. CHRIS WAS ALSO AN ACTIVE PARTICIPANT IN THE WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL BOWLING COMPETITIONS. OUR REPRESENTATION IN OTHER ATHLETIC EVENTS INCLUDED BOTH MARY KELLEY AND ERNESTINE FERN- ANDEZ WHO WERE MEMBERS OF THE INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL TEAJA. TWO OF OUR MEMBERS WERE CANDIDATES FOR HOMECOMING QUEEN ERNESTINE REPRESENTED THE SORORITY AND ERA LEA WAS SPONSORED BY THE PROGRAM COUNCIL IN OTHER FIELDS. JEAN SAYLOR WAS A MEMBER OF UNIVERSITY SINGERS. JOY WILLIAMS HAS BEEN PRESIDENT OF THE METHODIST YOUTH MOVEMENT. AND JEANNE BROWN HAS SERVED AS ITS SECRETARY. PHYLLIS TELLER HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN THE PROGRAM COUNCIL AND KATHY ROY IS A CARTOONIST ON THE MINA- RET WE ARE ESPECIALLY PROUD OF LAURA PULLARA WHO HAS BEEN VICE-PRESIDENT OF ALPHA CHI. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP HONOR SOCIETY. IT HAS BEEN A YEAR OF ENJOYMENT OF ALL THE FAMILIAR FUN OF HOMECOMING. DOUGHNUT SALES AND HOT DOG SALES. CLIMAXED BY THE IMPRESSIVE FORMALITIES OF BECOMING A NATIONAL SORORITY. ALPHA CHI OMEGA 1. KRIS ISSELMANN 2. GAIL KIRKCONNELL I. BARBARA MILLS 4. RAM I LA DOST IR S JANICE DOWNEY 6. CAROL HARDING 7. SALLY YAVORNIK 8 MARGIE OUSKII 9. SANDRA LINK 10. KATHY DRISCOLL 11. BIKKY HOUSHOLOIR 12. LINDA WALDMAN li. PAULETTE HYMAN 14. JO ELLIN RARAGAN IJ. PAMELA LOWLIR 1«. LONI OE NOME 17. PAMELA PREY 1«. PAMELA RUSSO 19. LYNNE BENSON 20. JOEY MATTHEWS 21. SUSAN LULLY 22. WINDY GROVES 2). PATSY SHEALY 24. KATHY HUFFER THE YEAR 1968-69 HAS BEEN A WONDEREUL ONE FOR THE SISTERS OF ALPHA CHI OMEGA OFFICERS INCLUDED KATHY DRISCOLL. PRESIDENT; SALLY YAVORNIK. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT; LINDA WALDMAN. SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT; JANICE DOWNEY. THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT; SANDY LINK. RECORDING SECRETARY; BEKKY HOUSEHOLDER, CORRESPONDING SICRE- TARY; AND PAM FREY. TREASURER. ALPHA CHI'S HAVE BEEN ACTIVE IN EVERY PHASE OF CAMPUS LIFE. SISTERS KATHY DRISCOLL. SANDY LINK AND MARY PRATT CHEERED THE SPARTANS ON TO VICTORY. BUSY IN CLUB ACTIVITIES WERE GAIL KIRK- CONNELL AND JOELLEN FARAGHAN IN DELO FORENSIC SOCIETY AND SIGMA TAU DELTA; WENDY GROVES IN SIGMA ALPHA IOTA AND THE PROGRAM COUNCIL; NANCY LAHO. PANHELLENIC PRESIDENT; PAM FREY IN THE SPANISH CLUB; SALLY YAVORNIK IN KAPPA PI; LINDA WALDMAN AS A SMILEY HALL DORM ADVISOR; JANICE DOWNEY AND GAIL KIRK- CONNILL IN ULEMA — GAIL WAS ALSO A MEMBER OF ALPHA CHI (NATIONAL HONORARY SCHOLASTIC SOCIETY); AND KRIS ISSELMAN AS PART OF THE VARSITY SWIM TEAM. THE 1968 HOMECOMING WAS INDEED A GREAT SUCCESS WITH SISTERS SANDY LINK HOMECOMING OUEEN. KATHY DRISCOLL LADY IN WAITING. AND OUR GREAT PUMPKIN SECONO PLACE WINNER IN THE LAWN OISPLAY CONTEST. NEVER LACKING IN BEAUTY. GAMMA PI HAO ITS SHARE OF FRATERNITY QUEENS — MICHAEL TAYLOR SIGMA PHI EPSILON SWEETHEART AND KATHY DRISCOLL AND LYNNE BENSON MEMBERS OF THE TAU KAPPA EPSILON SWEETHEART COURT. OUR MOR- ROCAN QUEEN CONTESTANTS WERE KATHY DRISCOLL AND JOANN MORRELL. WE HELD OUR SHARE OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICES WITH KATHY DRISCOLL AS STUDENT GOVERNMENT SECRETARY. MARY PRATT AS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT. AND WENDY GROVES. LINDA WALDMAN AND LYNNE BENSON ACTIVE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TIVES. GAMMA PI CONSIDERS 1968-69 A MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR, AND EXPRESSES HER THANKS TO OUR EXTRA-SPECIAL MEN — THE BIG LYRES. DELTA PHI EPSILON 1. iNIIU CMINI 2. «OGT GRllNSPON I. LINDA VANOSTINIURG 4. PAM WILLITTS 5. KATHY MILLAR «. CATMY WILLS T. BARBARA BROWN t. JANICl WILLS 9. GfORGIA MOPPIR 10. LINDA WIINIR 11. 8RINDA BRAUN 12. KUCI LOPfZ II. CAROL WAGNIR 14. MARCIA COOPIR 15. BARBARA BABCOCK IB. ANITA HARRIS 17. BARBARA WIINSTIIN IB. KATHY STONI 19. SUSAN BORNIT 20. ANGI MORALIS 21. JUDY MILLIR 22. SHARON VARTANIAN 21. I LAIN! WALSH 24. RUTH WIRNICK 25. LAMAR IRK 2«. SANDY COHIN 27. HORSI TMI SISTERHOOD Of DiLTA PHI EPSILON WERE ONCE AGAIN AMONG THE LEADERS ON CAMPUS EOR THE 1968-69 TEAR. IN THE SOCIAL VEIN THE DIEPHERS STARTED THE YEAR Off WITH A JOINT PARTY WITH ZETA TAU ALPHA. OCTOBER 8ROUGHT HOMECOMING WITH ACCO- LADES GOING TO OUR QUEEN CANDIDATE SUSAN BORNET AND A SUCCESSFUL fALL RUSH WHICH AODED SEVEN NEW SISTERS TO OUR FAMILY. THE PLEOGES SURPRISED THE SISTERS IN NOVEMBER WITH WHAT WE ENJOY MOST — A PARTY WITH PI KAPPA PHI AND BIG-LITTLE SISTER PARTY WHERE THE CHAMPAGNE fLOWED! DCCCM8IR BROUGHT CHRIST- MAS AND THE DEEPHERS JOINED IN THE SPIRIT WITH OUR TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS PARTY. THE NEW YEAR BROUGHT ELECTIONS AND NEW OfflCERS fOR 1969-1970 YEAR: PRESIDENT KUCI LOPEZ. VICE-PRESIDENT SANDY COHEN. THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT PAM WILLETTS. RE- CORDING SECRETARY 8RENDA BRAUN, AND TREA- SURER BARBARA WEINSTEIN. VALENTINE'S DAY PRESENTED ANOTHER OCCA- SION fOR A PARTY AND THE fALL PLEDGE CLASS ONCE AGAIN ROSE TO THE CAUSE WITH A PARTY. OUR SISTERS WERE ALSO ACTIVE IN OTHER CAM- PUS ACTIVITIES. KUCI LOPEZ AND PAM WILLETTS WERE HONORED AS DAUGHTERS Of PI KAPPA PHI AND DONNA POLL BECAME A ROSEBUD. THE WELLS SISTERS. CATHY AND JANICE ENCOURAGED THE FOR- TUNES Of TAMPA U. ATHLETIC TEAMS AS CHEER- LEADERS AND CATHY ALSO SERVED AS PRESIDENT Of PANHELLENIC. GEORGIA HOPPER SERVED AS HISTOR- IAN FOR CIVINETTES WHILE BARBARA BABCOCK AND BRENDA BRAUN SERVED AS A PART OF THE MINERET STAFF. THE DEEPHERS ALSO MADE A NAME FOR THEM- SELVES IN THE ACADEMIC FIELD. KATHY STONE WAS CHOSEN AS A CHARTER MEMBER OF ALPH CHI WHILE KATHY. LAMAR ERK AND GEORGIA HOPPER QUALI- FIED FOR MEMBERSHIP IN ULEMA. ACTIVITIES IN THE DORMS WERE ALSO DIRECTEO BE DEEPHERS WITH SUE BARNET. KUCI LOPEZ. AND KATHY STONE AS COUNSELOR AND SHARON VAR- TAINIAN AS PRESIDENT OF SMILEY HALL. THUS ENDS ANOTHER YEAR OF SUCCESS FOR DEL- TA PHI EPSILON AT TAMPA U. PI KAPPA PHI 1. 10 KRAFTICK 2. BUZ NARBUT 3. BUDDY BERNSTEIN 4. ROBIRT MOST 5. ARTHUR COOFIR 6. J0« VIRGIIIO 7. TIM DAILY I. NICK FEDERICI 9. JERRY LOICA 10. JIFF IIPTICH 11. RICHARD HUGGER 12. JIM BERNHARDT 13. MAC MC COY 14. PHILIP CAGNO 15. BOBBY GUMROT 16. JOEL KESSLER 17. MIKE DAKIN IS. RUSSELL GILSON 19. TIM ROSE 20. RICK KENNEDY 21. JOHN FORSHEE 22. BURL HUFFMAN 23. JOHN FREZZA THE 1968-69 SCHOOL YEAR WAS A SUCCESSFUL AND ENLIGHTENING ONE FOR THE BROTHERS OF PI KAPPA PHI. THE SOCIAL CALENDAR WAS THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR, INCLUDING WILD PARTIES, SOCIAL GATH- ERING IN THE BACK OF THE HOUSE, OPEN HOUSES, GREEK WEEKEND ACTIVITIES AND ENDING THE YEAR WITH THE GRAND FINALE — THE PI KAPPA ROSE BALL. ATHLETIC COMPETITION WAS INTENSE AMONG THE GREEKS AND. AS ALWAYS. THE PI KAPPS COM- PLETED ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR IN INTROMUR- AL STANDINGS. COMPETITIVE SPIRIT WAS ALWAYS PRESENT AT ALL SPORTING EVENTS, AS WAS THE MUCH APPRECIATED ENTHUSIASM OF THE SPECTA- TORS. CUPIDS ARROWS TOOK THEIR TOLL THIS YEAR AS WEDDING DATES WERE SET, AND ENGAGEMENTS WERE ANNOUNCED. WHILE PINS AND LAVELIERS COSED THE RANKS. GOOD LUCK AND CONGRATULA- TIONS TO JEFF LEPTICH AND ARLENE BEDNARZ, BOB MOST AND PAM WILLITS, JOE VIRGILIO AND CAR- OLYN GROSE, JIM BERNHARDT AND PAT SNYDER. BILL MELLON AND PAM DASTER, ON GETTING EN- GAGED. DETERMINISM WAS THE KEY WORD THROUGH OUT THE YEAR. AS THE BROTHERHOOD WAS CON- TINUALLY STRIVING TO IMPROVE AND BUILD UPON THE PI KAPPA PHI TRADITION. WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO EXTEND OUR THANKS TO BOB BRADLEY AND JERRY BOBIER FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT THROUGH OUT THE YEAR. FOR THE BROTHERS OF PI KAPPA PHI THE 68-69 SCHOOL YEAR WAS A MEMORABLE AND PLEASANT EXPERIENCE. AS WE CONTINUALLY STRIVE WE WILL CONTINUALLY IMPROVE IN THE GOOD OLE PI KAPP SPIRIT. SIGMA PHI EPSILON 1. till MONTGOMERY 2. CASEY CLARK . FRANK CIOTTl 4. CHUCK KAIN 5. TOM IMMS 6. DOMINICK MO PISCO 7. TfRRT KEARNS 4. THOMAS ATTAROI 9. GEORGE SCHICK 10. RONALD RURCESS 11. RICHARD irmi 12. THE GREEK 13. JOSERH MANCUSSI 14. HIRMRT KNOWLTON 13. TONY All ATI ELIO 16. DOUG HOWELL 17. CRAIG CIRRONE II. MIKE CATANESE 19. EDOY DEL VECCHK) SIGMA PHI EPSILON DOMINATION WAS THE THEME AGAIN THIS YEAR AS THE SIG EPS LED THE WAY IN ALL ASPECTS OF SOCIAL AND ACA- DEMIC LIFE. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SIG EP LEADERS WERE ENTHUSIASTIC PARTICIPANTS IN ALL FACETS OF EXTRA- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. BROTHERS MIKE CATANESE AND HERB KNOWLTON LEAD THE STUDENT GOV- ERNMENT ASSOCIATION AS PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT WHILE BROTHER SMOKEY BURGESS LEAD THE SENIOR CLASS ABLY ASSISTED BY VICE PRESIDENT FRANK CIOTTI. OTHER FRATERNITIES LOOKED TO BROTHER DOUG HOWELL FOR LEADERSHIP AS PRESIDENT OF THE IN- TERFRATERNITY COUNCIL. EARLY IN THE YEAR THE BROTHERS CAPTURED THE COVETED INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL TROPHY WHICH PUT THEM WELL ON THEIR WAY TO WINNING THE UNIVERSITY INTRAMURAL CHAMPION- SHIP. LATER THE SIG EPS ADDED CHAM- PIONSHIPS IN FENCING AND TUG-O-WAR. THE SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR WAS TOPPED OFF WITH THE ANNUAL SPRING WEEKEND AND SWEETHEART BALL. THE HURRICANE HOMECOMING AT THE SOKOL. GREEK WEEKEND, AND ANNUAL SAMMY PARTY WERE OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR. TAU EPSILON PHI 1. STEVE WEICHIIBAUM 2. BICYCLE 3. JIFF SCHNEIDER 4. RON MERCER 5. JIFF CASS RONALD YATES 7. RUDY GRANT � RETER SIRNOIC 9. KIN STEIGMAN 10. JACK O'GRADY 12. KENT SOLOMAN 13. ALAN GOLDBERG 14. (RIAN MITCHELL 15. (ARRY STEINtlRG 1«. IRVING DICK 17. SAGE I . FIRRY LANE 19. EREIGHT CAR NEVER BEFORE HAVE SO FEW DONE SO LITTLE FOR SO MANY. YET, THIS MICROCOSM OF MEN LEAVE BEHIND THEM A LEGACY THAT WILL HUMBLE THE BRAVEST OF SOULS. BASED UPON THE FOUNDATION THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED, TEP HAS OPENED ITS PORTALS TO THOSE COMPRISING A WIDE VARIETY OF IDEOLO- GIES. THE LAST FOUR YEARS HAVE BEEN FILLED WITH NUMEROUS TEP INSPIRATIONS. NO ONE WILL EVER FORGET THE BROTHERHOOD'S UNRELENTLESS DETER- MINATION TO INSTITUTE PROJECT HEAD START. THE RAMIFICATIONS OF THIS PROGRAM CAN BEST BE SEEN THROUGH THE GLOSSY EYES OF CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE TAKEN IT UPON THEM- SELVES TO TRY AND PROJECT THEIR INNERMOST PERSONALITIES. ANOTHER OF OUR FOND MEMORIES INCLUDES THE WELL PUBLICIZED AND EXTREMELY TALKED ABOUT DEGENERATE PARTY. HONORED GUESTS FROM PLANT PARK AND THE CAVERNS OF CENTRAL AVENUE CONVERGED UPON THE VERNE STREET CHATEAU TO PARTAKE IN THE JUICE OF THE SUCCULENT GRAPE. THE AROMATIC FRAGRANCE OF THIS EXTRA- VAGANZA HAUNTS THE TEP HOUSE EVEN TODAY. WE HAVE SPENT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS IN ORDER TO REMODEL THE CASTLE. OUR DISAPPEARING COLOR T.V. AND CEN- TRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED WALLS HAVE ALL LED TO A MORE COMFORTABLE AND BROTHERLY SUB- SISTENCE. THESE EXPERIENCES AND OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION HAVE FILLED OUR HEARTS WITH WHAT IS BETTER KNOWN AS FRATERNITY TEP STYLE. THE YEAR OF 1969 PROVED TO BE ONE OF PROSPERITY AND ADVANCEMENT FOR THE ENTIRE BROTHERHOOD. TAU KAPPA EPSILON 1. BRUCE CRIM 2. RICK HARRY I. JIM GRUNDY 4. KIN DIXON J. CLIFF KORN 6. ANDY DIRUDO 7. JIM VANDCRUAKI I. DOR SMITH . TOM CDUCCI 10. DOUG WATSON 11. LARRY NIIIRT 12. JIRRY MARGOLIS II. JIM FOLEY 14. MIKC DAVIS 15. DICK PRATT 1«. WAYNI WEBSTER 17. SCOTT MILLIR It. KIITH WIIKIL 19. GARY CAIDIR 20. FRID SINFTLIBER 21. RICK M KENZI{ 22. RARRY ROYOMAN 2). MARC ANTON 24. MIKI SNILlGROVf 25. LARR KUTNIY 2«. JIFF SVIRDLOW 27. KIVIN WALSH 2t. RILL HANS 29. ANDY SUSLA 30. ROGIR SCHIRMOND VC. JIM M«KINNA GRIG WANIGA GARY TRAINFR CHICK DIIFINOERFIR RAY ROTILLA POO HEAROCN AIRPLANE RICH GUNN ROTTll TOM ERNEY CHUCK RIRCH RAUL ZICKO JIM OSRORNE GUY CUNNINGHAM CHARLEY AIIL FRID RAILA RILL NEUMANN EPSILON BETA CHAPTER OF TAU KAP- PA EPSILON MAINTAINS A VERSATILE POSITION AMONG THE FRATERNITIES ON CAMPUS. TKE MOLDS INDIVIDUALS OF ALL NATIONALITIES, FAITHS, AND BACK- GROUNDS INTO A UNIQUE FRATERNAL UNIT. MEMORIES OF PLEDGING, INITIA- TION, PARTIES, PUBLIC SERVICE PRO- JECTS, TKE HOUSE, AND ACQUAINTANCES ARE INDELIBLE. BIMONTHLY PARTIES DOMINATE THE SCENE ON SATURDAY EVENINGS INSIDE THE TKE HOUSE. PARTY THEMES VARY FROM ROMAN TOGA TO HAYRIDES AND SWEETHEART BALLS. SPIRITS RUN HIGH AS THE KEGS GET LOW. PARTIES ARE ORDERLY AND CHAPERONED. TAU KAPPA EPSILON HAS DOUBLED ITS MEMBERSHIP TO FIFTY-SEVEN FRATERS WITHIN LESS THAN TWO YEARS. THE BROTHERHOOD WAS STARTLED AT FIRST BY THIS SUDDEN GROWTH. REORGANIZA- TION OF THE ENTIRE CHAPTER HAS OC- CURRED. A STRONG COMMITTEE SYSTEM HAS ELIMINATED TIME AND DELEGATED RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY OVER GREATER NUMBERS. TKE HAS RETAINED A CLOSE BROTHERHOOD AND AN UN- BEATABLE PRIDE IN INTRAMURALS. AT PARTIES, AND IN TKE SPIRIT. R. C. H. ;-- :-rrrrrrrrrrrm tmriniirrniiuiuuuiuJji THETA CHI 1. BART TR AU ACI 10 2. HARRY MURPHY 1. TOM PARKIRSON 4. BRIO POLLOCK 5. CARY RIVMANN 6. KIN MmKINZII 7. ORIW LAIRD •. DINNIS CARR 9. STIVI BIRNSTtlH 10. (0 LILLIY 11. BACK KARLIN 12. DAN BOON! IJ. IRID BRITT 14. MIL MIDGIBOW 15. JIM MmLIOD 1«. CHRIS MIISTIR 17. WIU.lt DUBOIS IB. CIORCC CARITI 19. JIBB JONIS 20. JIBB ONORl 21. BARRY HIBBIN 22. RON WIINBIRG 21. TONY CAUDIO 24. NORM SOASH 25. BRIAN WORMSIR 26. HANK WINGPIILD 27. BOB ROSINBIRC 2� . RITI CRISTA 29. JOHN UVINCSTONI II 30. CORDON MAIN COT THE BROTHERS OF EPSILON ZETA CHAP- TER OF THETA CHI FRATERNITY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT TOM PARKERSON, VICE-PRESIDENT CHRIS MEISTER AND SECREARY JIM MocLEOD HAVE COME BACK STRONGER THAN EVER AFTER THEIR RETURN IN THE SPRING OF 1968. COCKTAIL PARTIES PRELUDED EACH FOOTBALL GAME TO HELP OUR JOE SPAR- TAN. TONY GAUDIO. LEAD THE TAMPA SPARTANS TO A VICTORIOUS SEASON. BAND AND COSTUME PARTIES HIGH- LIGHTED WITH A HALLOWEEN PARTY WERE THE KEYS TO SUCCESS FOR THETA CHI. HOMECOMING WAS A BIG SUCCESS WITH OUR QUEEN SANDY LINK AND A THIRD PLACE SHOWING IN THE LAWN DISPLAYS. DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON A MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD WAS GIVEN BY THEATA CHI TO THE BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER IN EACH OF THE HOME GAMES. JEFF ONORE, PRESIDENT OF THE SOPH- OMORE CLASS AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF I. F. C, AND TED PATTERSON, STUDENT JUDGE, TYPIFIED THETA CHI'S CAMPUS LEADERSHIP. THE FALL SEMESTER OF 1968 ENDED WITH THE BROTHERS RECEIVING THE HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE IN OUR HISTORY, WITH BROTHERS ON THE HON- OR ROLL AND DEANS LIST. SOCIAL, ACADEMIC, AND STUDENT GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP WERE THE DOMINANT FACTORS IN KEEPING THETA CHI ON TOP. ZETA TAU ALPHA 1. MARY SUI CAUDIO 2. MARY BERGSTROM i. JIAN WAY 4. DONNA BLAESS 5. CAROLYN HALI «. DI8BII GOSS 7. JOYCE MATfllLD S. LIZ 9. WORTHING 10. ANNA MISSINA 11. STIVII LYON 12. JANIT LIWIS Ii. JANI TOULMIN 14. CAROLYN CROSS 15. NANCY NIWCOMt 16. BRENDA BISSITTE 17. FRAN CIBBLIMAN IB. IRINI LIOTTA 19. JOAN THIBAULT 20. BARBARA DUPEE 21. CAROLYN RRYCI 22. ANOI KIBLISH 2J. LYNN McKENNA 24. SUI IAWASKI 25. SUI KRANI 26. NICKII FAIRLAMB ZETA TAU ALPHA WAS FOUNDED AT LONGWOOD COLLEGE IN FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA ON OCTOBER 15. 1898, AND WE OF THE GAMMA SIGMA CHAPTER ARE PROUD OF THE WAY WE HAVE UPHELD THE FRATERNITY'S GLORIOUS TRADITION. OUR OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE JANET LEWIS, PRESIDENT; DONNA BAESS, VICE PRESI- DENT; MARY BERGSTROM, SECRETARY; MARY SUE GAUDIO. TREAS- URER; JEAN WAY. RITUAL CHAIRMAN; CAROLYN GROSE, HISTORIAN- REPORTER; AND JANE TOULMIN, MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN. THE 1968-69 ZETA YEAR WAS OFF TO A GOOD START WHEN EIGHT REALLY GREAT BABY ZETAS BRENDA BESSETTE, JILL CRANE, FRAN GIBLEMAN. CAROLYN HALE. IRENE LEOTTA, STEVE LYON, ANNA MESSINA, AND JOAN THIBAULT PLEDGED ZETA. THESE RE- CENTLY INITIATED J.A. ARE A MOST WELCOME ADDITION. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OF COURSE HAD ITS USUAL ZETA LEAD- ERSHIP. SERVING AS CO-ED VICE PRESIDENT WAS MARY SUE GAUDIO. BOBBI O'CONNOR WAS THE ORGANIZER OF HOMECOMING ACTIVI- TIES, AND JANET LEWIS WAS STUDENT JUDGE. OTHER ZETAS SERVED FAITHFULLY AS REPRESENTATIVES: DONNA BLAESS, NICKI FAIRLAMB. CAROLYN GROSE, AND SUE ZAWASKI. WE ALSO HAVE MANY GIRLS IN OTHER LEADERSHIP POSITIONS. THE YEAR STARTED OFF WITH DONNA BLAESS AS CHAIRMAN OF FRESHMAN ORIENTATION. JAN COOK SERVED AS EDITOR OF THE MINARET, AND SUE ZAWASKI AS PRESIDENT OF CIVINETTES. IN THE DORMITORIES ZETAS HAD SISTERS MARY BERGSTROM, BRENDA BESS- ETTE. NICKI FAIRLAMB. CAROLN GROSE. AND BARBARA DUPEE AS ADVISORS. WE WERE AGAIN FILLED WITH PRIDE WHEN FOUR OF SIX STU- DENTS ELECTED TO WHO'S WHO WERE ZETAS. CONGRATULATIONS WENT TO JAN COOK, ANITA CARBONE, JANET LEWIS, AND DONNA TAPLEY PERRY. THE SPARTAN SPIRIT WAS SPARKED ON BY CHEERLEADER NICKI FAIRLAMB AND MAJORETTES ANNA MESSINA AND JOAN THIBAULT. HOMECOMING WAS A ZETA SUCCESS WITH OUR LAWN DISPLAY WINNING FIRST PLACE. JANET LEWIS, JAN COOK, AND BOBBI O'CON- NOR PLACED IN THE QUEEN CONTEST AND MARY BERGSTROM AND JEAN WAY WERE ALSO NOMINATED. THE FALL SEMESTER ALSO INCLUDED SUCH ACTIVITIES AS OUR ANNUAL PARTY WITH DELTA PHI EPSILON WHICH IS ALWAYS A HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEMESTER, OUR TRIP TO THE HELPING HAND NURSERY FOR CHRISTMAS. AND OF COURSE. THE ZETA CHRISTMAS PARTY HELD AT THE ELKS CLUB. ALL EVENTS ARE PROUDLY PRO- CLAIMED AS SUCCESS. SPRING SEMESTER PRODUCED ANOTHER ZETA MOROCCAN QUEEN. JANET LEWIS WAS CROWNED 1969 MOROCCAN QUEEN WITH MARY BERGSTROM, AND CAROLYN PRICE ON HER COURT. SUE ZAWASKI WAS ALSO NOMINATED. THE CONTEST WAS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF DONNA BLAESS WHO SPENT MANY HOURS ORGAN- IZING THE EVENT. THE SEMESTER ENDED WITH THE BIGGEST EVENT OF THE YEAR. THE ANNUAL ZETA WEEKEND, AND STARDUST BALL. AS ALWAYS, THE ZETAS PRODUCED AN EXCELLENT WEEKEND AND IT WILL BE AN EVENT WHICH NONE OF THE SISTERS OR SPONSORS OF ZETA TAU ALPHA WILL SOON FORGET. STUDINT GOVIRNMINT PRISIDINT MR MICHAf I A CATANfSf ROW I: JIM McCLOUD. LIZ PICA. LINDA TALLIS. ROLINE KAUFMAN. JIM BERNHARDT. PHIL CAGNO. BARBARA BABCOCK. JEFF ONORE. ROW 2: CONNIE OHLMAN. NANCY LEONELLI. JOHN REOMAN. CLIFF DE VLIEG. BRENDA BESITTE. WENDY GROVES. PAT HIGGINS. NICKI FAIRLAM8. ROW J: KENT LANDSOALE. GEORGE PAPAZAUNAS. RICK JOHNSON. RICHARD NAZARO. JASON HELFMAN. LARRY BUCKING. BILL BURHE. MIKE SNELLGROVE. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT LIFT TO RIGHT: HERBERT KNOWLTON. VICE-PRESIDENT. MARY SUE GAUDIO. COEO VICI- PRESIDENT; JAMES BURNHARAT. PRESIDENT JUNIOR CLASS; MIKE CHEIFITZ. VICE- PRESIDENT FRESHMAN CLASS. DAVE BASARICH. PRESIDENT FRESHMAN CLASS. KATHY DRISCOLL. SECRETARY; JEFF O NORE. PRESIDENT SOPHOMORE CLASS. MIKE CATANESI PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY; MARY PRATT. VICE PRESIDENT SOPHOMORE CLASS; BILL JAMES. PARLIAMENTARIAN BILL FAINBERG JOt GRAQUITO MIKC ICZZI RICK SERINA JIM LINDER RON ONDA BRUCE CRIM JOE MANCUSI TERRY KERNS TOM KULBA FEMALE DORM ADVISORS SUE HUFF LINDA WALOMAN RHODA BOWDEN BONNIE BARLOW MARY BERGSTROM CAROLYN GROSE NICHOLE FAIRLAMB SHARON VARTANIAN 8RENDA BISETTE MALE DORM ADVISORS INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL RAYMOND ROTELLA. RERRY LANE, LARRY KUTNEY. JIM BURNMARAT. TIM RASE. OOUG HOWELL. CHRIS MEISTER. RONALD BURGESS. JEFF ONORI. RON HEUMANN PANHELLENIC COUNCIL IRA III HINOIRSON. CHRIS MlllCft. KUCl IOPII. RUTH WIRNICK. KATMT WILIS. 808BI O'CONNOR. 1969 MOROCCAN STAFF •RIAN P. RIBA ART EDITOR HAROLD NOSTI MOROCCAN ADVISOR (IISHA A. MEiKS ASSISTANT EDITOR, PHOTOGRAPHER ROBERT J. CARTER BUSINESS MANAGER SUSAN A. CROXAIL ASSISTANT ART IOITOR OONNA A. 81AESS QUEEN CONTEST CHAIRMAN 1963 MINARET STAFF JAN I. COOK (DITOR-IN-CHItF ,y NANCY J. MllHAN MATURE EDITOR LAWRENCE J. KUTNEY SRORTJ EDITOR 'MM ROBfRT J. CARTER BUSINESS MANAGER NINA M. RUTIEOGE CARTOONIST ULEMA—UNIVERSITY SCHOLASTIC ORGANIZATION BOTTOM ROW: DAVID SHAPIRIO. SCOTT MILltR, DILMAR CLARK. MIKI CATINSI. CHRIS KEYS. STEPHEN BECK. SECOND ROW: ANTHONY GAUDIO. BETTY VALOEZ. PAT SCHILLING� . GIOROIA HOPPIR. SILVIA KROHN, CAROL JIAN KNIGHT. ILAINI GUZMAN. DR. CHARLIS WIST. THIRD ROW: LARMAR ERK. ASTRID ROGERS. JANICE DOWING. GAIL KIRKCONNILL. RAYMOND ROTELLA. JANIT LEWIS, TOM MATTIUZ, KATHY STONE. IILIIN KRAPT. ALPHA CHI—NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC FRATERNITY TOM MATTIUZ. LAURA POLARA. KATHY STONE. (LAIN! GUZMAN,CLIFFORD WALLACE. ASTRID ROGERS. DR STEPHEN SPERONIS. DR. EOWIN GASTON JR.. DR. CHARLES WIST. DR. MARLON ELLISON. JANET LEWIS. MARIE MILLS. ELMA ZAMtlTO, GAIL KIRK- CONNELL. NANCY LEONELLI, HUGH SHEPARD. CHARLES SPRIETSMA ALPHA PSI OMEGA—NATIONAL DRAMATIC FRATERNITY SYEVl RUDOLF. MR. VINCINT PETYI. MARY SUE CAUDIO. MIKl HYMAN. MUCH SHEPPARD, PAUL GOWACH. BILL JAMES. UNIVERSITY PLAYERS FIRST ROW: FRANNIE BOOM BOOM. GAYLI UVINf. SECOND ROW: MR. VINCENT PETTI. DEBBIE ANDES. CONNIE OHLMAN. SKIP HODGKINS. MIKE DAYKIN. THIRD ROW: MIKE YEAGER. STIVE RUDOLF. BILL JAMES. FOURTH ROW: TONY NEGRON. NANCY NEWCOMB. GAIL MOST. FRAN COUGHLIN. FIFTH ROW: GUY YORK. MARY SUE GAUOIO. PAUL GOWACH. NEIL VICINO. JAN VEST. MIKE LONG. ALAN NADEL. HUGH SHEPPARD. JILL FULLERTON. HOLLY TAYLOR DELO FORENSIC SOCIETY A4TRID ROGERS. RAUL GOWACK. OOROTHY BRANCH. OR. HUGH FELLOWS, GAIL KIRKCONNCll, MIKI HYMAN, ROJMARY (ATON. BRUCC Hill. JANICE BURDA. DELTA SIGMA PI— INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FRATERNITY FIRST ROW: RICHARD HAINES. ROBERT lEWANOOWSKI. JIM SPENSER, ROBERT HEROIN. CARL WHITE. BRIAN BISCKOFF. TONY SPINELLI. SEC- OND ROW: ROBERT DE FELICE. WILLIAM NORTON. ROBERT FEDOR. THIRD ROW: RANDY M CURDY. CHUCK SPRITSMA. TOM CRABTREE FOURTH ROW: RICH RICHARDIE. EOWARD EUBANKS. TOM CRABTREE. FIFTH ROW: STAN BAGLEY. SIXTH ROW: RICK M KENZIE. JIM OSBORNE KAPPA KAPPA PSI—NATIONAL HONORARY BAND FRATERNITY JOHN REESE. NORMAN MATTIUZ. JIM fRAIN, RICH KEHRER. CHUCK PERRY. VINNY DOYLE, ROLAND FALANA, JIM FALKENBURG. DAVE FREEMAN, CALVIN BLANCSTEIN, STEVE DRONRICH. KAPPA PI—NATIONAL ART FRATERNITY NEWMAN CLUB FATHER LEO. ROBERT DE FCLUCE. SHARON OBENREOER. KATHY MAIOOUN. JAN SUAREZ. ROEIIN PITMAN. MICKI STONE. SUSAN TRAINER. GUIDO MEIER. JAMES OSBORNE. THEREAS DUBE. JAMES FOYE. BILL RAY8URC. CIVINETTES JO ANN CASEY. SUE ZAWASKI. PAT MILLER. PATTY GULLA. GEORGIA HOPPER. LEONORA WAGGONER. JANET SUAREZ. SARAH ANDER- SEN. KATHY MARTIN. FRANKLYN WYNER, JOYCE HATFIELD. IRENE LEOTTA. PHILOSOPHY CLUB MB. JACK BIKTSCH. RICH COLlltR. ASTRID BOO IRS. 0«. CHARLES WIST. DON FRIO- GANT. ALLIN BRITT. «Mr-: PHI ALPHA THETA FIRST ROW: OR. JESSE KEENE. OAVIO CAM PRILL, MRS. MARTHA TURHIR. MR CHARLfS SMITH. SECOND ROW: MR. ROBERT SPAHN. JASON HELFMAN. DR. STEPHEN SPERONIS. JANET JOHNSON. LAMAR IRK. CATHY STONE. MRS. SUE McCORD. MR. OEOROE BOTJER. FRED POLLACK. RON ECKSTEIN. THIRD ROW: RICHARO BARTELLS. RAUL GARCIA. RAYMOND ROTELLA. PSI CHI—NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY FRATERNITY MARGARET PERKINS. GIRARD ROBINSON. DR. CURTIS GILGASH ALBERT SETTCM6RINI. MONARA BRADLEY. JAMES LOOMIS. A J. BRENT. STEVE LIVY. PI DELTA EPSILON—NATIONAL HONORARY JOURNALISM FRATERNITY PROGRAM COUNCIL GARY STAFFORT. BILL METAKES. OAWH COTTER, GAIL LEVINE, OAVIO INGRUM. OAVIO TALKER. LARRY LYOON. GENE REBOH. LARRY BUCKING, JILL FULLERTON, BOB GOLOFINGER. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB BARBARA OSTER, PATTY GULLA. STEVE STARNES. MARSHALL BRADLEY, BOBBY HANNA, FLETCHER CARR. WILLIE LEI JONES. JOEL MEOGEBOW. WANDA SELVANIK, FLOYD MITCHELL SECOND ROW: BOB STEVENS. JIM FRAZIER. BARRY PEREZ. BUZ NARBUT. MIKE SELVANICK, HARVEY STRUM. ART COOPER. JOHN LANGLEY. CHRIS ISSELMAN. HOWARD THOMPSON. RHODA BOWDEN. SPANISH CLUB MKT ROW: RAUL GARCIA. VICINTE LINIS. EERNANOO LINES, RICHARD LCCUONA. NICOMEOES SUAREZ. MAR. VIN PRAGER. ERIC CLEGG. SECOND ROW: CLARA PRADO. GRACE VARAS, DOLORES BOLIVAR. MARGARET MtCLANE. XIOMARA. ARANGO. IDAHEL MALLOY. BARBARA MILO. PAMELA ERIY, DR. EUSTASIO FERNANDEZ. : SIGMA TAU DELTA—NATIONAL ENGLISH HONORARY FRATERNITY FIRST ROW: EILEEN FERNANDEZ. CLIFF WALLACE. GAIL KIRK- CONNILL. ASTRID ROGERS. GEORGIA HOFPER. STEVE LEVY. SECOND ROW: JOSEPHINE FARAGHAN. PATRICIA O'FARRELL. DR. ALVAN MtFADYEN, SILVIA KROHN. RONALD COLE. JOE CONTE. THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS DON rRIDGANT. GIORGI RORAGOUNAS, NICK SUARIZ. RON ICKSTIIN. THE YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLAUDIA PONTICORUO. SARAH ANDIRUN. JOHN HIN- NINGIR. CATHY CARTCR. BILL M KIB8iN. CALVIN 8LANCSTIIN, LENI WAGGONIR. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL AT TMC UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA HAS HAD «VIRAL BEGINNINGS ANO IN DINGS IH ITS LONG SEARCH FOR SUCCCSS. THI SPARTANS FIRST FIILOIO A TIAM IN I9JJ ANO ENJOYED MILO SUCCtSS UNOIR COACH NASH HIGGINS FOR A PIRIOD OF IIGHT YIARS. WINNING 16 ANO LOSING J9. DURING THIS TIMI THI SPARTANS P LATIO S TII GAM is OPPOSITION DURING THIS IARLV PIRIOD OF SPARTAN ATHLETIC HISTORY INCLUDID SOMI OF THI RlALLY BIG NAMES IN SOUTMIRN ATHLETICS INCLUDING MANY SOUTHIASTIRN CONFIRINCE TIAMS. FLUCII STIWART COACHIO THI SPARTANS IN 1941 ANO FIN- ISHEO WITH A 5 AND 4 RICORD WITH MILVIN VINES TAKING OVIR IN 1942 ANO FINISHING WITH 5 WINS AND 5 LOSSES. WORLD WAR II INTIRRUPTIO ALL ATHLITIC COMPETITION AT THE UNIVIRSITY FOR i YIARS AND THERE WAS NO PARTICIPATION IN I94J THRU 1945. IN 1946. FORMIR TAMPA GREAT PAUL STRAUB COACHED AN INFORMAL TIAM TO A 2 AND 4 RICORD. NO TEAM WAS FIELDED IN 1947. BUT IN I94t THIRI WAS ANOTHER BIGINNING WHIN MIKI GADDIS LED THI SPARTANS TO A 2 AND 6 RICORD. UNDIR GADDIS THI SPARTANS LOST ALL B OF THI1R GAMIS IN 1949 WITH A LINIUP LOADED WITH WAR VETERANS AND INEXPIRIINCID HIGH SCHOOLERS. 1950 BROUGHT THI FIRST GUMPS! OF THE HOPES FOR ULTIMATE SUCCISS IN ATHLETICS AT TAMPA WHIN FRANK SINKWICH WAS HIRED TO BRING THI SPARTANS BACK INTO PROMINENCE IN THI WORLD OF ATHLETICS. IN TWO YIARS THI SPARTANS FOUGHT TO A 12-7-1 RECORD AND IT WAS OBVIOUS THAT ONCE AGAIN THIRI WAS A BIGINNING FROM 1952 THROUGH 1961. THE SPARTANS WERE LED BY FORMIR TAMPA ASSISTANT COACH MARCILINO HUERTA. JR., AND DURING THIS PERIOD PROBABLY INJOYID THEIR GREATEST DEGREE OF SUC- CESS AS THIY WON 61. LOST J7 AND TIED 2. IN 1962 AND 1961 THE SPARTANS WERE COACHED BY FRIO PANCOAST. A FORMER SPARTAN STANDOUT AND NOW AN ASSISTANT COACH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA SUCCISS ESCAPED THI SPAR- TANS DURING THIS TIME AND UNIVIRSITY OFFICIALS STRONGLY CONSIDERED THE PHASING OUT OF FOOTBALL AT THI UNIVIRSITY OF TAMPA. COMMUNITY RESPONSE IN SUPPORT OF A FOOTBALL PRO- GRAM FOR THE SPARTANS PROMPTED THI OFFICIALS TO RECONSIDER. A DECISION WAS MADE NOT ONLY TO CONTINUE FOOTBALL BUT AN IMMEDIATE PLAN FOR THE TOTAL UPGRADING OF THI OVERALL ATHLETIC PROGRAM WAS INSTITUTED. TAKING OVIR AS HEAD COACH AND ATHLETIC OIRICTOR IN 1964. SAM BAILEY. A FORMER ASSISTANT COACH DURING THE SUC- CESSFUL YEARS OF THI FIFTIES. LID THE MOVES TOWARD UPGRADING. WITH INCREAUO RECRUITING OF PLAYER PERSONNEL AND AMBITIOUS SCHEDULING OF BIG TIMI OPPOSITION. DURING THIS PERIOD THE SPARTANS STRUGGLED TO ONLY NOMINAL SUCCESS IN THE WON AND LOST COLUMNS, BUT FIRM FOUNDATIONS WIRI LAID FOR SUCCESSES TO FOLLOW. THI COMING OF TAMPA STADIUM ANO NIW HEAD COACH FRAN CURCI IN IMS CERTAINLY WAS ANOTHER «GINNING IN SPARTAN FOOTBALL HISTORY AND THE HAPPINESS THAT CAME OUT OF THIS BEGINNING BRINGS NO DESIRE FOR AN ENOING OF ANY KIND. PRANCING TO A FINE 7-1 SEASON. THE UPSTART SPARTANS UFINDED SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE MISSISSIPPI STATE FOR THEIR FIRST VICTORY OVIR AN SIC OPPONENT IN TWILVI ATTEMPTS ANO OOWNED FORMER SEC POWIR TULANE IN A THRILLER AT NEW ORLEANS TWO OTHER MAJOR COLLIGI OPPONENTS FELL TO THI SPARTANS AND IN A SCHIDULI MATCHIO BY NO SCHOOL OF COM. PARABLE SHE. LOSSES WERE SUFFERED ONLY TO CINCINNATI ANO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS IN CLOSI ONES AND A FINAL GAMI LOSS TO SOUTHERN INDEPENDENT POWERHOUSE SOUTHIRN MISSISSIPPI WHIN THE SPARTANS WIRE RIDOLEO WITH INJURIES. FAR SURPASSING THE FONDEST HOPES OF THE MOST FAITHFUL. THE SPARTANS WIRE AT ONI POINT IN THE SEASON RANKED NO. I NATIONALLY IN THE WIRI SERVICE POLLS. HEROES WIRE MANY. AMONG THEM. JIM OIL GAIZO. JOE SUKER. JESS! SOPER. DICK NITTINGIR. LION MrfJUAY. ALL AMERICAN RON BROWN. PET I KUHARCHEK. RUSS EDGE. MATT MkVANE. EDOIE JOHN- SON. SAMMY REID. NORM SO ASH RICH STROHBACH AND MANY °™ HAPPINESS IS BEING NO. I ANO THE HEROES WILL RETURN TO BE JOINED BY OTHERS TO REACH FOR THI TOP. THERE HAS BIIN A BEGINNING . . . SUCCISS IS HERE . . . WITH NO IND IN SIGHT. SEPT. 21 TAMPA IB CALIFORNIA 7 SEPT. 2B TAMPA 24 AKRON 9 OCT. 5 TAMPA IT TULANl 14 OCT. 12 TAMPA 2B CINCINNATI 11 OCT. 19 TAMPA 21 C. MICHIGAN 0 OCT. 26 TAMPA 24 MISS. STATE 17 NOV. 2 TAMPA 22 NO. MICHIGAN 19 NOV. 9 TAMPA 2B EAST CAROLINA 21 NOV. 16 TAMPA 20 SO. ILLINOIS 21 NOV. 23 TAMPA 7 SO. MISSISSIPPI 21 D OAN nuzi� . OIL JOHN TYNlt mi ALLIN. KONNII FCLNANOIZ IOT TO IICMT mist now jack out ait. TIM VOGT. JIMMY SMITH. SCOTT Ml llll, CHUCK SIIItTSMA. MAISHAll IIADKY, •IUCI SIMMONS •ACK IOW JOHN NAflll. IISTII HIHIIV. «O STtVINS. ■ ■IAN IITCHII. IOT JOHNSON. OON WIHTIIOH. 00UG SMITH TMI 1968-69 SEASON HAD TO ■( THE ONI THAT SPARTAN 8AS- KETBALL IANS HAD BUN WAITING FOR. THERI WOULD BE NO MORE WAIT -TIL NEXT YEAR . BECAUSE 'NEXT YEAR' HAD FINALLY COME. COACH DANA KIRK. IN HIS THIRD YEAR AS HEAD COACH AND OFF A FINE 16-9 SEASON THE YEAR BEFORE. HAO THE RETURNING VETERANS AND TALENTED NEWCOMERS THAT COULD TAKE TO THE BOARDS AND WIN BALL GAMES. FACING ONE OF THE TOUGHEST SCHEDULES OF ANY SOUTHERN INDEPENDENT. THE SPARTANS TOOK THE FLOOR LATE IN NOVEMBER OF 1968 AND BEGAN TO FULFILL ALL THE PROMISES OF ONE OF THE FINEST SEASONS IN SPARTAN BASKETBALL HISTORY. THE 'YEAR- WAS HERE. INTO EARLY JANUARY AND THROUGH NINE GAMES. THE SPAR. TANS HAD MARCHED TO A 7-2 RECORD. DROPPING A CLOSE ONI TO SIC CONTENDER TENNESSEE AND LOSING TO SOUTHERN POWER GEORGIA TECH ON A 8AD NIGHT. THESE TWO BACK-TO-BACK LOSSES SET THE STAGE FOR A FINE WIN OVER MIAMI. THE TWO POINT WIN OVER THE HURRICANES WAS A BIG ONI FOR THE SPARTANS. BUT IT WAS ALSO THE END OF ONE SEASON FOR COACH KIRK S CAGERS AND THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ONI. ALL IN THE SAME YEAR. LOST IN THE MIAMI THRILLER WAS BIG BOB STEVENS. BACKBONE OF THE FINE TEAM OF LAST YEAR AND ONE OF THE LEADING RE- BOUNDERS IN THE NATION THE 6-6 SENIOR ALL AMERICAN CANDI- DATE SUFFERED A SERIOUS LEG INJURY ANO WAS LOST TO THE TEAM INDEFINITELY. COACH KIRK WAS FORCED TO REORGANIZE HIS TEAM TO TAKE UP THE SLACK LIFT BY THE ABSENCE OF STEVENS AND PREPARED TO START HIS 'NEW SEASON. LOOKING TO THE BENCH. KIRK CALLED UPON JUNIOR ROY JOHNSON TO WORK AT STEVENS' CENTER POSITION AND THE PLANT CITY HUSTLER PERFORMED MORE THAN CAPABLY. THE 'NEW SEASON' WAS TWO GAMES OLD WHEN ANOTHER DISASTER STRUCK THE SPARTANS. SENIOR GUARD AND OUTSTANDING PLAYMAKIR JIMMY SMITH SEVERELY SPRAINED AN ANKLE IN THE FIRST MOMENTS OF A ROAD GAME WITH AUGUSTA STATE AND WAS SIDELINED INDEFINITELY. AT THIS POINT. ALL HOPES FOR A BIG SPARTAN YEAR APPEAREO VERY DIM. AGAIN GOING TO HIS BENCH. KIRK CALLED ON CHUCK SPRIETS- MA TO FILL THE GAP AND AT MID SEASON JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFER JACK QUEALY BECAME ELIGIBLE TO ADO STRENGTH WHEN THERE WAS ALMOST NONE. INTO LATE FEBRUARY AND FIGHTING TO BETTER THE 16-9 RECORD OF LAST YEAR. THE SPARTANS LOST FOUR STRAIGHT ON THE ROAD AND CAME HOME TO PLAY FLORIDA SOUTHERN IN THEIR HOME CLOSER SPORTING A 14-10 RECORD. THE SPARTANS ROSE TO THE OCCASION ANO PULLED OUR AVICTORY OVER THE MOCCASINS IN THE LAST 5 SECONDS OF PLAY TO IN PART END THE SEASON ON A HAPPY NOTE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. IN GOOD TIMES AND BAD. THE ONE BRIGHT SPOT WAS THE NIGHT AFTER NIGHT. CONSISTENTLY OUT. STANDING PLAY OF HIGH SCORING JUNIOR JOHN NAPIER. POSSESSING ALL THE SHOTS. HE MAINTAINED A 28 POINT AVERAGE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON AND SET NEW SCHOOL RECORDS PRACTICALLY EVERY TIME HE SHOT THE BALL. HIRALOEO BY All WHO PLAYED AGAINST HIM AND ALL WHO WATCHED HIS PERFORMANCES AS A TRUE ALL AMERICAN. JUMPING JOHN NAPIER WILL RETURN NEXT YEAR ANO ADD CREDENCE TO THE OFT HEARD CRY OF THE SPARTAN FAITHFUL. WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR.” TAMPA St AUGUSTA 66 TAMPA 77 VA1005TA 69 TAMPA 104 BISCAYNf 81 TAMPA ss 50. ALABAMA 76 TAMPA S7 f LA A M 81 TAMPA 8S FLA. A b M 86 TAMPA 51 TENNESSEE 53 TAMPA 77 GA. TtCM 98 TAMPA 92 TAYLOR 67 TAMPA 62 MIAMI 61 TAMPA 91 VALDOSTA 68 TAMPA 74 BELLARMINE 8S TAMPA 6� AUGUSTA 80 TAMPA 7S ARMSTRONG 74 TAMPA SO GA. SOUTHERN 86 TAMPA 87 ROLLINS 81 TAMPA 69 STETSON 92 TAMPA 79 fLA. SOUTHERN 67 TAMPA 96 ARMSTRONG to TAMPA 81 SAMEORD 79 TAMPA 65 SO. ALABAMA 69 TAMPA 87 ELA. PRESBYTERIAN 88 TAMPA 79 MIAMI 95 TAMPA 78 ROLLINS 95 TAMPA 72 ELA SOUTHERN 68 v|Efe ■ � AIK. «IMCI FRIUNCOJ,1 CRIC MCWUl. MARC CRIHT, CHUCK CAUMAN. h coxswain, rusty forman. ONM CIRtlN till RtYHOtOl. ROOMIY OOIIIR, JOI LA VtCCMIO. HAiiY IAUIR. tORAH MANN. UIKt NIILSIN. JOHN MiiNANIY, KIN CON- UN, lOBU SUCH. MIKI FOND. BXAB WICK I ASH AM, •V� P� «V . Mini )N|U. CKOVI. JOHN CONtOT. BAHT TftAVAGlIO, KIN IU. DAN •OCNC. TOM OAK. COACH CIMI VASM. CHARICS MAlTIM. CHARIIl Al(l, IOt MICHI I . RON tRIMMIR, MARK ROKNTHAl. HAL STUff. CHAR III HIM. JACK McWlUIAMI, anor CAOtu WRESTLING TEAM � . Kinui. AUin ■, rmw tOkOZZOTTO. MCOND ROW: COACH OIC SlUrjKY. JOIk MCOCll OW iCAtfH MAMCU1I. KfTCHia CAM. UWIl MAMCOSI, TINY. THE ADMINISTRATORS PRESIDENT DR. DAVID M. DELO MOROCCAN MESSAGE TO CLASS OF 1969 DURING YOUR YEARS AS STUDENTS HERE. THE UNIVERSITY HAS EXPERIENCED MANY CHANGES. ENROLLMENT HAS INCREASED; THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM HAS SEEN EXPANDED; A NEW TYPE OF CURRI- CULAR PATTERN ADOPTED; COGENT PLANS FOR THE FUTURE HAVE SEEN LAID; A NEW BUILDING SECURED FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ART AND THE NEW LIBRARY WILL SOON 8E COMPLETIO. THESE. FOR THE MOST PART ARE EXTERNAL SIGNS OF CHANGE THEY FORM THE SETTING FOR THE TRUE PURPOSE OF THE UNIVER- SITY — TO GRADUATE ALUMNI WHO HAVE DEVELOPED A SOUND BASE FOR A LIFETIME OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT. CONSTRUCTIVE ENDEAVOR AND SATISFACTORY LIVING AS NEVER BEFORE. OUR COUNTRY REQUIRES CITIZENS WHO WILL ACCEPT THE DISCIPLINED PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY WHICH IS THE ONLY TRUE BASIS FOR FREEDOM; WHO WILL LIVE AND ACT WITH INTEGRITY. 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