University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1971 volume:

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SANDRA CROXAI.L. SUSAN McCURRY. ROBERT NAUDAIN. JOHN SCOTT LACKO. MARY ANNE PRYTYKA. ANNE MARIE id College Of Industrial Arts BERRY. LEROY KEATOR. THOMAS CHANDLER. NEELY LACY. TILSON 9 I 1 SCOTT. RICHARD TAYLOR. LOUIS College Of Speech And Drama ABBAT1ELLO. ANTHONY BRANCH. DORATHY CROSTA. RICHARD FULLERTON, JILL KAMERER. RICHARD NEGRON. ANTONIO College Of Music BAILEY. HELEN BAILEY. HELEN CRAWFORD. WALTER 5 P College Of Business AINSWORTH. WILLIAM ALORDA. ROBERT AMERLING. RUSSELL ANDERSON. ROBERT ANTINORI. DENNIS ARBUTINE. MILLER ARNOLD. DAVID ARZADON. HENRY BARLOW. BONNIE BARNA. ALEX BARRETT. RICHARD BENKER. PAUL College Of Business BLANKSTEEN. CALVIN BROCK. ORVILLE BERGIN. BRIAN BROOKS. WILLIAM CARTER. EDNA CASEY. JAMES CASTELLANO. PAUL CONNORS. FRANCIS DI PAOLA. ANDREW EVANS. LARRY FRANKLIN. DONALD DUCK. DAVID College Of Business 1 I i GAUDIO. ANTHONY GRIFFITH. RICHARD HARVEY. WALLACE College Of Business HEUMANN. RONALD HOWELL. GREGORY JACOBS. EDWARDS HOYLE. DAVID IHLA. AMANDUS JEWELL. JAMES College Of Business KNOWLES. ARTHUR LARUSSA. AUGUSTINE LASCAR). SALVATORE LILLEY. EDWARD LINES. VINCENTE College Of Business MYF.RS. GREGORY MORROW. JOHN MOSMAN. DENNIS PALMER. DOUGLAS PETERSON. CRAIG OWENS. ROBERT PETIT. GENE POTTER. JAMES RAYBURG. WILLIAM REUMANN. GARY ROSENBLATT. ROBERT College Of Business RUTLAND. JACKIE SCOLNICK. SUSAN SORENSEN. ROBERT SALTF.R. AVERY SAPP. JOHN SELEMBO. JOHN SHERMAN. LYMAN SVERDLOW. JEFFREY STAFFORD. RUTHANN College Of Economics ABEL. CHARLES ASHLEY. DANIEL BOONE. DANIEL c d V BOYDMAN. BARRY BROWN. JOHN BROOKSHIRE. JOHN BRITT. FREDRIC BURKE. WILLIAM CADEL. SANDY CALLMAN. CHARLES CARLEN. ROBERT COON. FIRMAN College Of Economics CREEL. WILLIAM DUNCAN. THOMAS CRITZ. RICHARD FEDOR. ROBERT DUMAS. EDWIN FERNANDEZ. JOHN FERO. RICHARD FIMBEL. RONALD FITCHETT. ROBERT FRAVEL. JOHN HASSETT. JOHN HAUT. DOUGLAS College Of Economics HOMER. EUGENE HOZA. JOHN JONES. ED KOENIG. JOHN LORENZ. DWIGHT MacKENZIE. KENNETH check mm SERVICE MALASPINA. PAUL MARATEO. RONALD College Of Economics MEEKS. ANDREW MILLER. PAUL MOONEY. ROBERT MURAWSKI. JAMES NEUMANN. WILLIAM ONDA. RONALD ONORE. JEFFREY NAHLUM. SCOTT PARKS. MIKE ROBBINS. WILLIAM RUPP. MELVIN POTTINGF.R. ROBERT College Of Economics SCHER. RONNI SCHWEPPE. JAMES SHELLAWAY. BRUCE STICKNEY. NEIL SUAREZ. NICOMEDES SWENDSON. GUY VEGLIANTE. FRANCIS WHITE. JOHN WILSON. ALBERTIS WINGFIELD. HENRY WRIGHT. VAN YARBOROUGH. CHARLES College Of Accounting CABINESS. DAVE CUSHING. SCOTT DALE. JOHN RAYBURG. WILLIAM College Of Accounting REISE, JOHN THOMASON. GREGG SP1ELMAN. RICHARD WEHLE. JOSEPH TAYLOR. ROBERT ZYQMUNTOWICZ. FRANCIS College Of Language GALLEGOS. I.IJIS GARCIA. RALPHAEL WALDROP. THOMAS FAIRLAMB. NICOLE College Of Mathematics DAVIS. JF.RRY GOLLNITZ. MARTIN K ALINOWSK I. TERESA HELFMAN. JASON MARTIN. LOURDES MARTINEZ. CARLOS PRIHODO. MIKE RUBENSTEIN. BERNARD SHACKLEFORD. WILLIAM TRAVAGLIO. BART WRIGHT. JAMES College Of Elementary Education ALFAND. JOANNA ARONOWITZ. SHELLEY BAYA. ROSALIE College Of Elementary Education DAVIS. JANICE FERNANDEZ. ELIEEN DENENBERG. ELIZABETH FINEMAN. MICHAEL FAVATA. MARY FLORILLO. JOAN College Of Elementary Education GARRISON. JOAN HAMBY. JEAN HANDLIN. FLORENCE College Of Elementary Education KENNEDY. ELISE KYLEN. GERALDINE LAPIA. ROSEANN LO CICIF.RO. MARY ANN MARTINEZ. MARILYN MASCALI. KATHLEEN MEHLBERG. THOMAS MILLER. JUDITY College Of Elementary Education MORRISON. MARY MORTELLARO, DARLENE MOORE. ELIZABETH MOST. GAIL MURRY. SANDRA NIC HOLOS. MARY OBENREDF.R. SHARON PATTERSON. THELMA PEARSON. PAMELA PERMUY. GLENN PERI.A. ARTHUR College Of Elementary Education POLAND. GINA PURVIS. CAROLYN POWELL. BARBARA REICHERTER, DENNIS RHODES. MARCH SHAMBLIN. TERRY SIMPSON. SANDRA SHANKS. DIANE College Of Elementary Education j f SMITH. REGINA STF.INER. HILDA SUMFRGRADE. CANDICF. THOMAS. PATRICIA VOLLRATH. MARLANE WAGNER. CAROLE WALLACE. ERNEST WEINER. LINDA WEINSTEIN. SHARON College Of Physical Education B1GOS. JO ANN BRADLEY. CLAIRE CORDEIRO. WILLIAM CRONIN. GEORGE CROTTY. JAMES CRIM. BRUCE DUMONT. DOUGLAS ERDOS. JANE DAWES. DENNIS ESCOBIO. RENE ESPOSITO. CARMEN FRANKS. JOHN College Of Physical Education FULLER. MADELYN JONES. WALLACE A JOHNSON. LESLIE LEE. KENNETH LIGORI. JOE LOPEZ. JOHN LOTA. THOMAS MARGOLIS. JERALD LOLA. RHODA College Of Physical Education MEDGEBOW. JOEL MILLS. BARBARA MILTNF.R. JEFFREY MITCHELL. FLOYD MORESCO. MARCIA MUELLER. ELIZABETH O’SHINSKI. LEO PALESTRI. STEVE NICHOLS. KENNETH PYTEL. LEWIS RACIIINS. EDWARD REYNOLDS. RAY THOMPSON. HOWARD SIMMONS. BRUCE SLOBODNYAK. LINDA College Of Physical Education RODRIGUEZ. RENE SC A F ATI. MARK SCHMIDT. PETER VENEZIO. RALPH YOUNDT. JAMES BLACKWELL. HERMAN GERRY. LINDA PATRONI. PRANK College Of Biology College Of English BOWEN. MARY BRUMBAUGH. CHERLYNN CONTI. CHARLES FAIRCLOUGH. LIZABETH FARAGHAN. JOELLFN MAIN. CHARLES HUBBARD. VICTORIA HUNT. ROBLEY College Of English KAHN. CHRISTINE MEEHAN. NANCY KEARNS. TERRY MARTINEZ. MYRNA RAAB. KATHLEEN SILKA. JO ANN College Of Psychology ALVAREZ. ANITA ASKEW. WILLARD CARPENTER. STEVE C'dc BACA. DANIEL GAVIN. LARRY HARDING. CAROL McPEAK. WILLIAM MERCER. RONALD BROAIN. SHARON DUNCAN. BRUCE KEYS. LEONARD MILLER. WARREN ! College Of Psychology WEINSTEIN. BARBARA WILLIAMS. DAVID SALISBURG. CHARLES 111 WORMSER. BRIAN College Of Sociology BERRANE. JUDITH BOETTCHER. WOLFGANG CLUEN. ELIZABETH DIAZ. JOE DIFULVIO. JOHN DRABEK. JOYCE FERNALD. ETHEL FULGUEIRA. GLENN College Of Sociology KEHLF.R. KEITH KONIGSBF.RG. JANIS KIENTZ. VIRGINIA LEFLER. ROY KIRCHGESSIV. DAVID MANZI. NACY PASTERNAK. FRANC1NE PER MU Y. FRANK College Of Sociology ! i PIERCE. PATRICIA RICHARDSON. MARINA PHILPOTT. PATRICIA ROMEO. MARY JANE SAIGH BONNIF. SHAW. CYNTHIA SPELLMAN. CHARLES STEWART. LEWIS TEGARDEN. ROBERT Colleges Of Political Science And Criminology College Of History BARTELS. RAYMOND ; CASSELS. CAROL COX. JERRY CENTO. RONALD CICCO. PETER DE GYURKY. SZABOLCS College Of History DUNNUCK. ROBERT F1CHRROTTA. EDWIN FINN. JOHN KESSLER. JOEL KINZER. JOSEPH MARTIN. WILLIAM College Of History MONTOYA. FRANK MATEJEK. JOHN MARINO. RONALD NADEL. ALAN OTARREL. PATRICIA PRATT. MARY WIEDE. RAYMOND TOWNSEND. DEBORAH Senior Directory ABBATIELLO. ANTHONY C. Jersey Cily. New Jersey Sigma Phi Epsilon ABEL. CHARLES S. Melrose. Mass. AINSWORTH. WILLIAM F. Woodcliff Lake. N. J ALFANO. JOANNA G. Tampa. Fla. A LOR I) A. ROBERT A. Tampa. Fla. ALVAREZ. ANITA L. Tampa. Fla. Della Phi Epsilon AMERLING. RUSSELL E. Riverview. Fla. Omicron Della Epsilon ANDERSON. ROBERT W. Newport News. Va. Alpha Chi. The National Honor Scholastic Society. Pen and Sword Society See. ANTINORI. DENNIS J. Tampa. Fla. ARBUTINE. MILLER B. Greensburg. Pa. Pen and Sword Society ARNOLD. DAVID B! Ocala. Fla. Pen and Sword Society ARONOWITZ. SHELLEY J. New York. N. Y. Civinettes ARZADON. HENRY Honolulu. Hawaii Pen and Sword Society ASHLEY. DANIEL A. Clio. W. Va ASKEW. WILLARD P. Orlando. Fla University Stage Band BAILEY. HELEN D Temple Terrace. Fla. Sigma Alpha lota - Pres. Univ. Singers Madrigal Singers Band - Majorettes Silhousettes BAILEY. HELEN M. Tampa. Fla. Band Majorettes University Singers Madrigal'Singers Delta Phi Epsilon - Pres. Sigma Alpha lota - Pres. Silhousettes Panhellcnci BALDWIN. SANDRA K. Binghamton. N.Y. BARLOW. BONNIE L. Holiday. Fla. BARNA. ALEX T. Waymart. Pa Baseball Team BARRETT. RICHARD E. Belle Glade. Fla. Delta Sigma Pi Pen and Sword Society Moroccan Stall Minaret Staff BARTELS. RAYMOND C. Tampa. Fla. Phi Alpha Theta - Vice Pics. Moroccan - Mg. Editor '69- 70 BAYA. ROSALIE A. Tampa. Fla. BECKMAN. SHARON L. Philadelphia. Pa Civinettes Minarette Staff Young Democrats BERRANG. JUDITH A. Wallingford. Pa. BERRY. LEROY Miami. Fla. BENKER. PAUL W. Sudbury. Mass. BERG IN. BRIAN R. Morristown. N.J Tau Epsilon Phi BIGOS. JO ANN Tampa. Fla. BILLEADEAUX. JANA L Tampa. Fla. Cheerleader BLACKWELL. HERMAN H. Tampa. Fla. Biology Club BLANKSTEEN. CALVIN E. Naples. Fla Spartan Marching Band Kappa Kappa Psy Young Republican Club - Delegate at Young Republican Convention BOETTCHER. WOLFGANG San Luis Obispo. Calif. Pen and Sword Society BOONE. DANIEL E. L. Satellite Beach. Fix Crew Team Theta Chi Dorm Advisor '69 BOWEN. MARY E. Tampa. Fla. Poetry Review Staff Sigma Tau Delta - Pres. BOYDMAN. BARRY A. Roselle. N.J. Tau Kappa F.psilon BRANCH. DOTTIE A. Loeanville. Ga. Dclo Forscnic - Scc.-Trcasurcr Delta Phi Epsilon House of Rep. Drama Club Civinettes Dr. Dclo's Blueprint Com. Homecoming 1st Runner Up Miss Tampa Univ. Blanche Yurka Award BRADLEY. CLAIRE M. Tampa. Fla. Ski Team Newman Club Physical Education Club BRADLEY LORRAINE E. Bethesda. Md. Young Democrats — Sec.-Trcas. Program Council Civinettes German Club BRAUNFELD. ANNE L. York. Pa. BRITT. FREDRIC A. New York. N.Y Crew Team Theta Chi House of Representatives Program Council BROCK. ORVILE L. Hamilton. Ohio Pen and Sword Society BROOKS. WILLIAM S. Easley. S.C. BROOKSHIRE, JOHN H. Birmingham. Ala. Pen and Sword Society BROWN. JOHN D. Niagara Falls. N.Y. BROWN. SHARON R. Annapolis. Md. BRUMBAUGH. CHERLYNN M. Hibbing. Minn. BURKE. WILLIAM E. Baysidc. N.Y. CABIN ESS. DAVE S Roanoke. Va. Pi Kappa Phi - Asst. Treas. Delta Sigma Pi - Treas. Student Govern. Assoc. - Treas. CADEL. SANFORD P. Fair l.awn. N.J. Vanity Tennis CALLMAN. CHARLES S. Rumson. N.J. Crew Team Tau Epsilon Phi Drama Dept. Plays CARLEN. ROBERT C. Coraopolis. Pan Ski Team CARLETON. LINN H. Tampa. Fla. Tau Kappa Epsilon - Chaplin Student Govern. Rep. CARPENTER. ROBERT S. Chicago. III. CARR. JAMES S. Lowell. Mass. Univ. of Tampa Players CARTER. EDNA M. Tampa. Fla. Tempi) - Charter Member Sec.-Treas. CARTWRIGHT. ALVIN W. Reseda. Calif. Pen and Sword Society CASEY. JAMES M Binghamton. N.Y. CASS ELS. CAROL A. Tampa. Fla. CASTELLANO PAUL J. Tampa. Fla. Delta Sigma Pi C'DE BACA. DANIEL L. Kensington. Md. Pi Kappa Phi CENTO. RONALD M Huntington Station. N.Y Tau Kappa Epsilon CHAPPLE. KAREN V. Dayton. Ohio Senior Class Vice Pres. Zeta Tau Alpha - Trexs. Civinettes - See. Panhcllcnic - Vice Pres. Student Judge Rep. to House for Smiley Hall Executive Committee CHANDLER. NEELY Petersburg. Ill CHRISTf. GARY C. Maple Shade. N.J. Theta Chi — Sec. Student Gov. — Treas. Co-Chairman Community Affairs CICCO. PETER A EAST PATTERSON. N.J. Rep. to Student Gov. Assoc. Co-Chairman Pro. Council Pres. - Program Council CLUEN. ELIZABETH A. Warsaw. Ind. CONNORS. FRANCIS J. Smithtown. N.Y. Dormitory Advisor Univ. Food Serv. Committee CONTE. JOSEPH J. Tampa. Fla. CONTI. CHARLES A Darien. Conn. Tau Kappa F.psilon Sigma Tau Delia Baseball Team Orientation Comm. '70 COOK RAYMOND I). Tampa. Fla. COON. FIRMAN A. Weymouth. Mas. CORDEIRO. WILLIAM F. Banonsvillc. Mass. CORNWELL. PAMELA L. Miami Beach. Fla. Psi Chi COSTANZA. RALPH P Dover. N.J. Dormitory Advisor Biology Club COX. JERRY Milton. Fla. CRAWFORD. WALTER L. Tampa. Fla. Univ. of Tampa Marching Band MENC. Stage Band, and Brass Ensemble. CREAMER. ROBERT E. Sarasota. Fla. Fraternity: Criminal Justice CREEL.'WILLIAM R. Birmingham. Ala. CRIM. BRUCE W. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Tau Kappa Epsilon Football Trainer CRITZ. RICHARD E. Bowline Green. Ohio Football team CRONIN. GEORGE F. Massapcijua. N.Y. Football Team Crew Team CROSTA. RICHARD V. Union. NJ. University Plavcrs CROTTY. JAMES T. Victory Mills. N.Y. 63 CROXALL. SUSAN A. West Hanford. Conn. Kappa Pi CURRY. LINDA S. Tampa. Florida Civinettes Alpha Chi Omega Cheerleader - 2 yrs. Kappa Kappa Psv Sweetheart Alpha Chi Omega CUSHING. TILDF.N S. Baltimore. Md. Baseball Team DALE. JOHN E. Northficld. Mass. D'ALTRUI. JOANNE M. Mountainside. N.J. DAVIS. JANICE B. Carrabellc. Florida Dclo Forensic Tampa Players Young Democrats Baptist Student Union Ulema DAVIS. JERRY I) Hawkinsvillc. Ga. DAWKS. DENNIS M. Rome. N.Y. Baseball Team DeGYURKY. SZABOLES M. Parkersburg. W.Va. DENENBERG. ELIZABETH L. Ridgefield. N.J. Program Council DIAZ. JOE. A. Tampa. Fla. DiFULVIO. JOHN M. Binghamton. N.Y. Program Council DiPAOLA. ANDREW J. Glen Cave. N.Y. DRABEK. JOYCE M. Williams Bay. Wise. Civinettes University Chorus DUCK. DAVID W. Vestal. N.Y. DUMAS. EDWIN H. Alexandria. Va. DuMONT. DOUGLAS W. Pittsburgh. Pa. Alpha Chi Ulema Major's Club DUNCAN. BRUCE E. Syracuse. N.Y. DUNCAN. THOMAS J. Tampa. Fla. DUNNUCK. ROBERT T. St. Petersburg. Fla. Pen and Sword Society ERDOS. JANES. Allenwood. N.J. Physical Education Major Club ESCOBIO. RENE J. Tampa. Fla. EsPOSITO. CARMEN R. Philadelphia. Pa. Rod and Gun Club Track Team EVANS. LARRY D. Tampa. Fla. Delta Sigma Pi - Pres. Pen and Sword Society Alpha Chi FAIRCLONGLE, LIZA BETH F. Sarasota. Fla. FAR AG HAN. JeELLEN Tampa. Fla. Delo Forensic Society Alpha Chi Sigma Tau Delta Al'pha Chi Omega - Pres. Girls Varsity Softball Sailing Club Student Judge Institutional Blue Print Com. FAIRLAMB. NICOLE D. Franklin. Pa. Cheerleader - Captain Zela Tau Alpha — Trent. Pries ALPHA CHI German Club Ulema Civinettes — Chaplain Dormitory Advisor Director University Singers FAVATA. MARY N. Tampa. Fla. FEDOR. ROBERT L. Lyons. N.Y. Moroccan Staff Delta Sigma Pi Student Government Assoc. Dormitory Advisor FERNANDEZ. EILEEN G. Tampa. Fla. Majorette — Head Alpha Chi Omega Civinettes Spanish Club - See.. Treas. Cnee Header Alpha Chi-See. House of Representative Ulema French Alliance Club FERNALD. ETHEL W. Darien, Conn. FERNANDEZ. JOHN C. Miami. Fla. FERO. RICHARD G. Scotia. N.Y. Pen and Sword Society HASSETT. JOHN D. Falls Church. Va. HATFIELD. JOYCE L West Long Branch. NJ. Civinettes Newman Club House of Representatives Minaret Staff Yearbook Staff Moroccan Queen Court Zeta Tau Alpha Student Judge Homecoming Queen Candidate HAUPT. PAUL E. HAUT. DOUGLAS J. Norwalk. Conn. HAYES. NOREEN M Long Branch. NJ. HAYS. CHARLES E. San Antonio. Tex. Alpha Chi HEIN. OUIDA J. Tampa. Fla. HELFMAN. JASON A. Miami, Fla. Zeta Beta Tau Philosophy Club International Relations Club HENDRIX. KENNETH N. Brandon. Fla. Pen and Sword Society HERCE. PATRICIA L. Psy Chi Alpha Chi Ulema IIELMANN. RONALD W. Rochester. N.Y Alpha Epsilon Pi HOLCOMB. VERNON A. Tupelo. Miss. Delta Sigma Pi Pen and Sword Society HOLLEMAN. PHILLlP G. Tampa. Ha. Kappa Kappa Psr Student Government Assoc. University of Tampa Stage Band - Director: Spartan Band MENC Charter Member HOMER. EUGENE A. S. Yarmouth. Mass. Pen and Sword Society HOWD. JAMES A. LaHarpe. III. Della Sigma Pi Pen and Sword Society HOWELL. GREGORY F. Brick Town. N.J. Crew Team Tau Epsilon Phi Delta Sigma Pi Dormitory Assoc. HOYLE. DAVID P St. Petersburg. Fla. HOZA. JOH T Youngstown. Ohio HUBBARD. VICTORIA B. Brandon. Fla. HUEY. SAM L Tyler. Texas Pen and Sword Society HUNT. ROBLEY J. Blair Neh. HILI. AMANDUS Yakima. Wash. JACOBS. EDWARD M. Treasure Island. Fla JEWEL. JAMES S. Sacramento. Calif. Pen and Sword Society Delta Sigma Pi Omicron Delta Epsilon JEROME BOBBI Livingston. N.J. JOHNSTON. LESLIE R. Wethersfield. Conn. Ski Team Volleyball Team (Girls) Softball Team (Co-Ed) JOHNSON. RICHARD C. Fowlcrton. Texas Pen and Sword Society JONES. BETTY B. Tampa. Fla. Ulema Psi Chi JONES. ED. E. Paris. Texas JONES. WALLACE C. Lexington. Ky. Football Team Baseball Team Tau Kappa Epsilon KAHN. CHRISTINE W. Franklin Lakes. NJ. Minaret Staff Zeta Tau Alpha KALINOWSKI. TERESA Orlando, Fla Honor Society Faculty Curriculum Com. KAMCRF.R. RICHARD D. Indialantic. Fla. University PI a vers KANASZKA. BARBARA T. Tampa. Fla. Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Chi Biology Club Ulema' KASTENBAUM. ROBERT A Brooklyn. N.Y. KEARNS. TERRY L. Pittsburg, Pa. Sigma Phi Epsilon ITCARROTTA. EDWIN. J. Tampa. Fla. FIMBEL. RONALD C. Tampa. Fla. Editor-in-Chief — Moroccan Della Sigma Pi Pi Delta Epsilon Student Publications Com. LINEMAN. MICHAEL J. Skokie. III. Alpha Epsilon Pi Inter-Fratcmitv Council FINN. JOHN'M. Tampa. Fla. FTORILLO. JOAN I. Meriden. Conn Chorus Madrigal Sineers FITCI1ETT. ROBERT E Littleton. N.li. Pen and Sword Society Omicron Della Epsilon FLYNN. BONNIE P. Tampa. Fla. Alpha Chi LOT I. ANNE L. Montpelier. Vcr. Program Council FRANK. TRUDY. G. New York. N.Y. Civinettes FRANKLIN. DONALD E. Joplin. Mo. FRANKS. JOHN II. Occanpon. N.J. FRAVEL. JOHN F. Philadelphia. Pa. Pen and Sword Society FULGUEIRA. GLEbfN M. Tampa. Fla, FULLER. MADELYN. T. Queensboro ? FULLERTON. JILL D. Pittsburgh. Pa. Program Council Univ. of Tampa Players GALLEGOS. LUIS Raton. New Mexico IVn and Sword Society Spanish Club GARCIA. RAPHAEL R. Tampa. Fla Ulema - Vice Pres. Spanish Club - Pres. Alpha Chi - Pres. Phi Alpha Theta House of Representatives GARR. MARC Brooklyn. N.Y. 64 GARRISON. JOAN K. Tampa. Fla. GAUDIO. ANTHONY R. Euclid. Ohio Theta Chi Alpha Chi Phi Alpha Theta Ulema - Pres. Student Govern. Assoc. Student Judge Junior Class Vice-President Who’s Who in Colleges Univ. GAUSE. GARY R. Birmingham. Ala. Alpha Epsilon Pi Vice Pres. GAVIN. LARRY E Sl Petersburg. Fla Football Athletic StalT Psi Chi GERRY. LINDA A. Ronkonkoma, N.Y. Biology Club GIAQuINTO. JOSEPH Cape Coral. Fla. Student Advisor Delta Sigma Pi Vice Pres. GOLDSTEIN. WARREN S. Tcancck. N.J. Alpha Epsilon Pi Wrestling Team Physical Ed. Majors Club GOLLNITZ. MARTIN J. Westfield. N.Y. GOZZA. JOHN J. Newburgh. N.Y. GRACY. JOHN M. Westbury. N.Y. GRAMLICH. HENRY M. Huntington. N.Y. GRIFFITH. RICHARD M. Dover. N.J. Intcr-Fratcrnilv Council Tau Epsilon Phi HA1N. CHARLES R Pittsburgh. Pa. Sigma Phi Epsilon - Pres. HALL. WILLIAM N. North Vernon. Ind. Pen and Sword Society HAI.TF.RMAN. HERMAN D. Tampa. Fla. HAMBY. JEAN Los Angeles. Calif. HANDLIN. FLORENCE C. Tampa. Fla. Student Government Assoc. HANSON. WILFRED G. Tampa. Fla. HARDING. CAROL J. Deltona. Fla. Alpha Chi Omega Psi Chi Women’s Residence SuilT HARRIS. ANITA S. Ocilla. Ga. Delta Phi Epsilon - Corr. See. Moroccan Queen Rep. — Alpha Phi Epsilon HARVEY. WALLACE K. Lancti. Ala. Delta Sigma Pi KF.ATOR. THOMAS C. Aburndalc. Fla Pi Kappa Pin KEE. RICHARD J. Rock Hill, South Carolina Pen and Sword Society KEHLER. KEITH G. St. Petersburg. Fla. KENNEDY. ELISE B Greenwich. Conn. Civinettes Pi Kappa Phi Rosebud Daughter KESSLER. JEO H. Sharon, Mass Pi Kappa Flii KEYS. LEONARD F. Pittsburgh. Pa. KIF.NTZ. VIRGINIA L. Bloomstield, N.J. KINZF.R. JOSEPH W. Westminster. Md. Phi Alpha Theta Alpha Chi Pen and Sword Society KIRCHGESSNER. DAVID L. Arlington. Va. KNOWLES. ARTHUR J. Dovcr-Foxcroft. Maine KOENIG. JOHN Delta Signia Pi Pen and Sword Society KONIGSBERG. JANlS L. Paramus. N.J. House of Representatives Student Government Assoc. KYLEN. GERALDINE R Tampa. Fla. LACKO. MARYANNE K. Kalamazoo. Mich. Moroccan Staff Alpha Chi Omega Program Council LAtY. TILSON G. Largo. Fla. Fla. Industrial Arts Assoc. Epsilon Pi Tau LaPIN. ROSEANN Tampa. Fla. Alpha Chi LaRUSSA. AUGUSTINE Tampa. Fla. Sigma Phi Epsilon LASCAR!. S XLVATORE R. Madison. N.J. Delta Sigma Pi Student Advisor LASTRA. ROBERT Tampa. Fla. Biology Club LEE. KENNETH L. Leviltown. N.Y. Crew Team - Captain LeFLER. R. Tampa. Fla. LIGERI. JOE A. Tampa. Fla. LILLEY. EDWARD F. Wallingford. Pa Theta Chi House of Representatives Intcr-Fratcrnilv Council Junior Class President Student Government Assoc. - Executive Committee LINES. VICENTE A. San Jose. Costa Rica Spanish Club International Students Club LITTLE. JAMES C. Atlanta. Ga. LoCICERO. MARY ANN Tampa, Fla. LOPr.Z. JOHN R. Tampa. Fla. Physical Education Majors Club LOTA. RHODA. A Tampa. Ha. Majors Club Dormitory Advisor LOTA. THOMAS F. Tampa, Fla. LORENZ. DWIGHT Bennington Vermont MacDOUGALL. PARKER D. Waltham. Mass. Pen and Sword Society Delta Sigma Pi Alpha Cni Omicron Delta Epsilon MacKENZIE. KENNETH H East Haven. Conn. Theta Chi — Pres. MAHLUM. SCOTT Tampa, Fla. MALASPINA. PAUL M. West Orange. N.J. MANZI, NANCY J. Palmer. Mass. MARATEO. RONALD A. Tampa. Fla. MARGOLIS. JERALD S. West Hartford. Conn. 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SHAW'. D. SNOW. R. SCOVILLE. N SOWELL. T. SHULMAN. G. SERGI. V. STALBA. D. STAMY. D. SHAPIRO. M STAEFPRD. R SKALETSKY. M SIEGEL. B. Si Mm jl SLAKR. T. SMAGIN. R. SMATIAK. C. STATLER. W. SMALLEY. D. STAUBACK. R STEFLIK. M. STEINBERG. E. SMITH. S STERTZER. A. STONER. B. STREATER. S TISTY. M. TRAVERS. TREBILCOX. B. TRULUCK. V. TULP. D. TURNEY. T. STROPPOLI. S. TALERICO. R TANNER. O. UIHLEIN. H. TENCZA. K TAYLOR. J. TATE. G. UPTMAGROVE. J. SULLIVAN. G. VARGAS. G. SULOCK. G. TERRY. M THIBODEAU. L. SUPERCHI. A SIVEARINGEN. K. THOMPSON. S. VLADF.M. SWIATK1EWICZ. R. WAENTEL. SYRON. J. WOLF. D. WALTON. O. WONG. D. WANSLEY. L XAVIER. O. WARESAK. J. YOHO. J. ZARICH. V. WEISS. R. WHEELER. C. WEAVER. E. WEAVER. J. WHITE. D. ZEITLIN. L. ZENTMYER. S. ZIMMERMAN. D. WITMER. W. WOLIN. R WILES. C. WINGERT. L. WELCH. T. WEBSTER. M. WHYTE. J. WEIGLE. G. WEINSTEIN. D. WILLIAMS. R WILSON. R. WAKEFIELD. M. I 103 BANE. J AENUS. B. AKINS. W. ALDAY. V. BANKSTON. G ALVAREZ. L. PRF.S. DOBLER RODNEY V-PRES. WOOD. LAURA ANDERSON. D. BF.CK.S APPLIN. J. Junior Class BELLET. M ARNHEIM. S. BENNETT. R ARROZV. M ATKINS. W. BFRG. T AUCIAIR, J BERHEIM, M BARNS. J. BARON. R. BACK. R. BERNSTEIN. L. BAILEY. H. BERRIEN. L BAIRD. J. BIGALLA. A. BARR. R. BECK. J. BRATUS, T. BROWN, J. BIRCH. B. BUCCI. J BLALOCK. B. BURTON. R BOF.S. C. BUTTS. G BRINCEFIELD. C BRITT. A CABRERA. BOGHICH. J. CALLESTA. CAMPBELL. M. BOROWSKY. L. CANALE. A BOROZNY. J. CAPPELO. S. CARDEN. CORDERO. C BRITTMAN. R CAPALBI. C. CARR. F. CARTER. C. I 5 BRUNDRETT. P. CICCARELLA. R. CIERI. D CONLEY. J. CASSADY. G. CONUN. K. CAVE. K CONNELLY. M CHAPMAN. R. CIFU ENTES, E. CLEM. D. CONNOR. P CHERASHORE. S. CONROY. J CHEUNG. D. ( HILTON. R. COOK. C CHIUNGOS. J. COOK. R CIANO. P. COOPER. J COPELAND. D. CORRIDEN. R COLEGROVE, L. CRANE. J COSTA. M. CRAIG. J. COLEMAN. S. DU DA. S. D ALESSIN. A. DAN TON A. P. DANZIG. S. DUEFRENE. L. DAVIS. G. DAVIS. J. DAWSON. S. EAGLESON. M. DEKEYREL. B. EDLIN. A. DENNIS. R ELDRED. DIRDACK. R ENTEL. C. DOBLER. R DUTHIE. L. DUKE. T. F.RENRICH. S. DODD. R. FAI.ANA. R DOLLOFF. T. FARBER. R. FARLEY. P- FARMER. D. GALVIN. G. i FEDER. R FELDMAN. B GARCIA. C. FILBERT. G. FLECK. J. G INFIX. J. FORMAN. S. FOSTER. D. GIOCCA. A GLAZE. G. FREEDMAN. R. GLORIOSO. B. GARGAN. J FUDDY. R. GLOVER. C GALLAGHER. N. GOMIS. D. GALL. G. GEORGE. M. GELLERSTEDT. S. HAMILTON. S. HAN AS. R GORDON. L. HARDER. J. GOULD. E. HARRISON. C. GRAHAM. W. HEATON. M. HARDWICK. J. HAN AS, S GRANIERO. F. HELI.RIEGEL. N HENRY. E GULLA. P. HERMAN. R. HAFFNER. C HERRING. J HALL. ). HESTER. S. HAMANN. L HEVIA. M. HEWITT. R. HARDY. A. HEWLETT. G HILL. D. HILTY. J. : ; ■ H02YASH. R. HROMIKO. B. HYDE. J. HIRSCH. M. IMMS. T. HOBDAY. H ISAACS. J HODDINOTT. C. HUFF. S. HUGHES. W. HODGKINS. C JOHNSON. J HODGKINS. R. JOINER. J HOOD. F. JONES. W. HORNSBY. M. JORDAN. J. HOUGH. G. KAPLAN. G. HUTSON. T. KAPLAN. M. KAYE. R. KELLEY. R. HUTTON. L. KEMPTON. A. KERR. W. K1LBOURN. W. KING. B. KOUCKY. B. KRAMER. J. KROMER. C. LEE. L. LIPSHER. M. LIVINGSTON. J. LOCKLIN. C. LONGO. R. LYDON. B. MACALUSO. J. KOFFLER. B. LE PIERRE. N. LETO. M. LICHTENBERG. R. MADEWELL. H. MANCUSI. L. LUBER. E. METAKES. B. LAVCUHIO. J. . I ! MANN. L. MANN. C. McENANEY. J. MARC. 0. McCUIRT. T. MARCINKOWSKI. G. McKENZIE, W MASS. B MASTROMATTEO. P. MAURER. W. McKEON. D, McCALL. R. MacKINNON. M McConnell, p. McNEIL. J McConnell, p. MELLIS. G. MCDONALD. T. McDONOUGH. A. MENKO. M MERCURI. MICHAELS. R. MICHALEC. D. MIKOLAJCZYK. R MILES. J. Ml LON AS. T. MONDORO. J MURPHY. D. MOSER. M MULLER. R. NELSON. J. NELSON. N. NICHOLS. J. NEILSEN. M. PETROSH. O O’BRIEN. W. PETRUCCELLI. F. OPAROWSKI. R PITMAN. O’ROURKE. V. POND. W. O’SHEA. A. OZMENT, B. PADERNACHT. H. POSEY. J. PALAIS. M. PAPPS. PONTECORVO. C PRICE. A PESKIN. R PERFETTO. L. 4 JX SBROCCO. M. PRICE, J QUINT. R. QUIRIN. P. RICHARDSON. G. ROBERTO. D. ROLAND. R ROSENBERG. R. ROSENTHAL. M RUDD. J. SABEL. S. SABELLICO, A SAWYER. SHEA. W. SHEPHARD. R. SHUCK. R. SCHIRALDI. F. SCHULTZ. J SCHWACHENWALD. R SEAY. J. SCAGLIONE. P. SCHWARTZ. H. SCOOLER. A. SEMINARA. J. SENEGETO. T. SOPER. J. SPENCE. R. SF.IGEL. F. D LASNOW. S. SLUTSKY. A START!. M. SMITH. D. STAHL. T. STANLEY. C. SMITH. H. STOREY. J. SMITH. M STRAUB. S. SMITH. R SUAREZ. J. SWIGON. C. SOLLAS. J. TALBERT. SOMMERKAMP. J. TAYLOR. H. TESTASECCA. M TEICH. M. THOMAS. D. THOMAS. G. THOMPSON. M. TILLMAN. G. 116 WEIS1NGER. S. WHITE. K. WALSH. W. WARD. B. WASSF.RMAN. L. WANTANABE. K. WHITE. S. WATERMAN. J. W1DLANSKY. D. WIGGLESWORTH. J. WILSON. H. _ WISE. A. WOOD. L. WOLF. E. WORTH. T. YACKER. D. YANKE. M. YOUNG. G. ZAWADZKI. P. YSADA. C ZAZOFF. R. ZOPPO. E WATT. C WEARY. R. 117 d V M 11 : m Panhellenic Council FIRST ROW: Patty Gulla - Vice President. Debbse Andes - Secretary. Kathy Roy — President. Terri Shamblin - Treasurer SECOND ROW: Nicki Fairlamb. JoF.llcn Faraghan. Karen Chappie. Barbara Ostcr Intrafraternity Council FRONT ROW: Ted Papps. Larry Gordon - Secretary. Rusty Forman. Dan Weinstein SECOND ROW: Arnold Price, Jeff Onore - President. Chuck Hain - Vice President. Chuck Smith. Dick Griffith Alpha Epsilon Pi AEI1 Although it is still rather small on campus. Alpha Epsilon Pi is quite active. Several brothers attended the regional chapter meeting in Gainesville. Fund raising projects for the year in- cluded a number of carwashes and tne publishing of an ad book. Brothers Bob Fish and Mark Pasis represented the fra- ternity in Interfraternity Council and Ron Schagrin served as the House representative. Officers for the 1970 semester were: Mike Fincman, President; John Gargan. Vice President; Ken Morse, Secretary: and Mark Pasis, Treasurer. The brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi concluded their year with a dance which was held during the spring. BILL BURKE MIKE FINEM AN BOB FISH RON HEUMANN KEN MORSE MARK PASIS JOHN GARGAN GARY GOUSE ALAN SLUTSKY NEIL GROSSMAN TOM WINTERS RON SCHAGRIN Tau Epsilon Phi TEO Since its birth in 1962, Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Tau Epsilon Phi has been steadily growing into an organization of success and respect on the University of Tampa’s campus. During the year, Tau Epsilon Phi was guided by aole and competent men: Greg Howell, Chancellor; Lee Borowsky, Vice Chancellor; Dan Weinstein, Secretary; Peter Gctzlcr, Treasurer; James Sommerkamp, House Manager; and Michael A. Tommasi, Historian. The brothers of Tau Epsilon Phi are now residing in their completely remodeled fraternity house located on Verne Street. The fall semester of 1970 saw Tau Epsilon Phi represented in all social, athletic, and academic activities. Thougn a number of brothers arc graduating, Tau Epsilon Phi’s future is most promising with incessant success and contribution to the Uni- versity otvTampa and with the community of Tampa. .-«..TUI A.. KEN LEACH BRIAN BERGEN LEE BOROWSKY DENNIS HILL ' t : GREG HOWELL ED RACHINS MARK ROSENTHAL EUGENE STEINBERG MIKE TOMMASI DAN WEINSTEIN Alpha Chi Omega AX£2 This year was triumphant for the sisters of Alph Chi Omega. Since our founding in 1885 and our installation at Tampa U. in 1954, our sorority has stressed our ideals in campus life. We encourage scholastic excellence, social awareness, moral integ- rity and leadership ability. Our officers were: Jo Ellen Faraghan. President; Carol Hard- ing, First Vice President; Mary Morrison, Second Vice Presi- dent; Mary Pratt. Third Vice President; Lourdes Marlin, Trea- surer; Linda Curry. Rush Chairman; Pam Del Vccchio. Social Chairman; Debbie Andes, Recording Secretary; and, Barbara Mills, Corresponding Secretary. In the Homecoming festivities, our beautiful lawn display was awarded first place, and Mary Pratt attained first runner-up on the Homecoming Court, as well as on the Moroccan Queen Court. We had our share of fraternity queens - Barbara Mills and Kathy Ernst, Pi Kappa Phi Daughters; Pam Del Veochio and Susan Duda, Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sisters; and Mary Pratt, Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. In campus life, our activities included; Jo Ellen Faraghan, Student Judge; Linda Curry, Eileen Fernandez, and Sandy O’Shea, cheerleaders; Nancy Hellriegel, Barbara Mills, and Mary Pratt, Howell’s Dorm Advisors; Lourdes Martin, Eileen Fernandez, and Jo Ellen Faraghan, Alpha Chi Honor Society; Lorraine Duthic, Kathy Ernst, and Mary Morrison, Smiley’s Executive Committee. Our Fall Pledges, presented at our exciting Winter Party, were: Anne Guzzardo, Kathy Mosolino. Dec Muskin, Kathy Paruta, Susan Perry, Marji Teich, and Linda Wingert. Striving to maintain the Dean King Sorority Scholastic Award, AXO achieved the highest scholastic sorority average this fall. Our thanks go to our Big Lyres for their help and to our sweet- heart Mike Sncllgrove. DEBBIE ANDES JAN BAKER MARIE CAGNO LINDA CURRY PAM DEL VECCHIO SUSAN DUDA LORINDA GONZALES LORRAINE DUTHIE KATHY ERNST JOELLEN FARAGHAN EILEEN FERNANDEZ ANN GAZZARDO CAROL HARDING NANCY HELRIECAL HELENE KRAKOWER LOURDES MARTIN MARY MORRISON LIZ MUELLER DEE MUSKIN SANDY OSHEA KATHY PARUTA SUSAN PERRY MARY PRAT MARJI TEICH LINDA WEINGERT Highlights Of The Alpha Chi Year 123 Delta Phi Epsilon AOE Since its founding at New York University, New York City, N.Y., in March. 1917, Delta Phi Epsilon has been very active. Our purpose is to help the individual girl develop her potential ability to full capacity. The new year brought many new goals and achievements for Delta Phi Epsilon. One of our most noteworthy accomplish- ments of the past spring semester was the honor of achieving the highest scholastic average among the sororities on campus. September brought a whole new concept to our chapter. In keeping with the new trends of today, our National Executive Council underwent a complete revision of our rituals and purposes. October brought our annual Delta Phi Epsilon — Zcta Tau Alpha party. As in the past, this year’s parly was a great suc- cess. November brought Homecoming with accolades going to our Queen candidate, Helen Bailey, who represented Delta Sigma Pi. The sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon unanimously voted not to be in the Homecoming display competition, but rather to do- nate the money that would be spent on our display to the Cys- tic Fibrosis Fund. Our display was in the shape of a check in the amount of $200.00. In keeping with the Christmas spirit, each girl in the sorority donated money to help purchase presents for the children in the program Headstart. Officers were: Helen Bailey, President; Terr)' Shamblin, Vice President; Barbara Osier, Junior Active Advisor; Rony Scher, Rush Chairman; Terry Milonas, Recording Secretary; Rony Scher, Corresponding Secretary; and, Barbara Weinstein, Trea- surer. We have in the true sense of the word, a glorious sisterhood bound together by love, understanding and respect for one another. ANITA ALVAREZ HELEN BAILEY KAREN CAVE CHERYL CHARLES BARBARA OSTF.R MARGARET HORNSBY ANDI KIPNIS BETTY LAMBERT TERRY MILONAS BARBARA WEINSTEP RONY SCHER TERRI SHAMBLIN MARY ELLEN TESTASECCA MARIE VALENTI Xovember 21,1970 of Cyk i Fun Filled „ NO PARKING today Laughs And Excitement. i 125 Theta Chi 0X Success was the motive behind the accomplishments of Theta Chi for the year 1970-71. Theta Chi was founded in 1856 at Norwich University at Nor- wich. Vermont. The fraternity was founded on the premise of “sturdy manhood, resolute men. and sacred purpose , phrases that are still applicable today. The fraternity, led by K. MacKenzie, President; J. Onorc, Vice President; G. Christy, Secretary; and. Bart Travaglio, Treasur- er, achieved their goals often. Theta Chi won intramurals, under the guidance of coach D. Boone with MVP’s Lillcy, Christy and Sulock in all major sports. We were also the first recipients of the Dean of Men’s Award, presented annually to the outstanding fraternity. Brothers of Theta Chi were active in all facets of university life. In Student Government, Onorc served as President; R. Gaudio as Soph. Vice President; Tony Gaudio as Student Judge; and, Brian Wormser as Senior Class President. In the Intcrfrater- mity Council, Onorc served as President and L. Gordon held the offices of Secretary and Treasurer. Tony Gaudio was Presi- dent of the Honor Society; Skip Hodgkins was a leading actor in the theatre: and. Alan Robbins was a varsity football player. Officers for 1971: B. Metakcs. President; R. Gaudio, Vice Pres- ident; M. Bellet, Secretary: T. Corse. Treasurer. The fraternity is confident that with leadership such as that of these men. success will continue to be the motive and the achievement of the brothers of Theta Chi. MIKE BELLET DANIEL BOONE DAVE BOYCE GARY CHRISTY TOM CORSE PETER CRESTA GLENN FEOLE JIM FRISKE RICHARD GAUDIO TONY GAUDIO ED LILLEY KEN MACKENZIE GORDON MAINGOT BILL MARTZ BILL HANEY SKIP HODGKINS LARRY GORDON BILL METAKES JEFF ONORE JOEL MEDGEBOW CHRIS REILY ALLAN ROBBINS GEORGE SULOCK BUTCH TAYLOR BART TRAVAGLIO BOB TOLL HENRY WINGFIELD 127 Tau Kappa Epsilon TKE Under the leadership of Arnold Price, President, and Rusty Forman, Vice President, the fraters of Tau Kappa Epsilon en- joyed another successful year at the University of I ampa. The Epsilon Beta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon has been an es- tablished national fraternity since 1955 when a local colony, Kappa Sigma Kappa, turned to TKE. After receiving the Outstanding Fraternity Award trophy for 1969-70, the TKE’s picked up where they had left off. The par- ties were the most successful in years, and the TKE’s were once again the number one fraternity on campus in the realm of scholastics. The brothers participated in the Public Service Weekend which was in March. The annual Red Carnation Ball which was held at a resort on the Gulf of Mexico was a suc- cess. The TKE’s were very active on campus. They were able t provide housing for students to help out the problem of ovci crowding in the dormitories. Financial activities on campu such as raffles and sales were also very successful. TKE Sweet heart, Mary Pratt, was Second Maid of Honor as candidate fo Homecoming Queen and Lady-in-Waiting for Morocca: Queen. The TKE’s were also out in full force at every horn game and especially so in Miami to support our Number On Spartan football team. The Brotherhood of Tau Kappa Epsilon wishes all senior good luck in years to come and hopes to sec all the undcrgrac uates back at Tampa U. for another successful year. BRUCF. CRIl RON CENTO CHARLEY ABEL BARRY BOYDMAN LINN CARLTON ANDY D1PAOLA JOHN LANGLEY JIM McKENA PAUL MILLER DAN MURPHY BILL NEUMANN FRANK PATRONI MIKE PENDER ARNOLD PRU 129 Pi Kappa Phi IIKO This year was a great success for the brotherhood of Pi Kappa Phi in all aspects of life. All of the brothers worked hard and well together for the fraternity. Our intramurals were excellent, with a tough team in every sport. Some ot our all-stars. Jack Davis. Bill Millcit. Bill Kinsella. and Marty Bernheim. deserve a lot of credit. The social calendar was taken care of by Bob Baron who did a great job. Among the many events were the Roman party. Christmas party. Halloween party and Rose Ball Weekend. Special thanks to our Daughters and Rosebuds for their out- standing support and work for the fraternity. Without them, many things would not have been possible. Throughout the year, the brotherhood endeavored to improve the relations between the University and the community through public service. Our annual Send A Mouse To Col- lege” for Cancer Research was a great success. The brothers also helped to stop the environmental crisis by cleaning up parks and recreation areas in the community. Officers for the chapter were: Ted Papps. President; Jack Dav- is. Treasurer; Gerry Weigle. Secretary; John Bucci, Pledge Warden; Mark Higgins. Historian; Bill Milieu. Chaplain; and. Joe LaVccchio. House Manager. All in all. Pi Kappa Phi played a dominant role in both aca- demic and social life at the University during the year 1970-71. TOM KEATOR DUKE KEEGAN BILL KINSELD FLOYD MITCHELL TED PAPPS FRANK PARKHURS GERRY WEIGH TIM TUNEY ALAN WACHTEL 131 Sigma Phi Epsilon 20E 1970-71 proved to be another rewarding year for the Sig Eps”. Maintaining the traditions of the past, the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon continued to play a leading role in both the academic and social life of the university. The fall and spring pledge classes helped to replace the vacan- cies left by the graduating brothers. The new brothers have been instilled with a true feeling of brotherhood and will be a dynamic force in campus life. The “Sig Eps continued to perform in their usual manner in intramural sports. A strong showing was made in all of the various sports. The social calendar was highlighted by the Christmas party. Greek weekend, “Sig Ep” weekend and the annual Sammy Party . The brothers were quite active on campus. Several of them served on the Orientation Committee in September. The Sig Eps were very active in Student Government with three members holding office: Rodney Dobler, Junior Class Presi- dent: Scott Behre. Soph. Class President; and Chuck Smith, Vice President of Student Government. Also, the brothers cap- tured 2nd Place for their performance in the homecoming skits. RODNEY DOBLER GEORGE FILBERT SCOTT BEHRE GEORGE CRONIN NICK GERACI RICK HANAS STEVE HANAS TERRY KERNS JOHN LAMOND “Sig Ep” Homecoming Antics 133 Delta Sigma Pi A2n The Epsilon Rho chapter of Della Sigma Pi appeared on cam- pus at Tampa U. in January of 1963. Delta Sig is a profes- sional business fraternity which is made up of men majoring in Business. Economics, and Accounting. The fraternity strives to give its members a basic understanding ot the business world. Delta Sig. although it is a business fraternity, also participates in campus life. Among the projects for 1970-71 were the cash- ing of checks for students: the sale of license tags supporting the Number 1 Spartans: and the handling of the advertise- ments for both the MINARET and the MOROCCAN. Delta Sigma Pi’s goals are to better crystalize the futures of its brothers while they arc in college: to make important acquain- tances with influential business leaders; and to give each brother the opportunity to apply his business education in a practical sense. The brothers of Delta Sig are looking forward to another very successful year and wish to congratulate those among us who arc graduating. RICK BARRETT RON FIMBEL GEORGE HEWETT SAL LA SCARI JOHN MACANANNY BILL McKIBBEN JOHN O'BRIEN BOB FEDOR BOB OWENS Zeta Tau Alpha ZTA The sisicrs of Zela Tau Alpha have made the 1970-71 year a fun filled and prosperous one. We began by pledging nine baby Zeias: Mikki Negri. Janice Delaney. Elaine Honig. Joann Hubner, Chris Kahn. Kathy Pomento. Darlene Roberto. Rob- yn Vladcm. and Jennie Waterman. Homecoming was a total triumph for Zeta with President Nicki Fairlamb crowned Homecoming Queen; sisicrs Lois Hamann and Laura Wood on the court; and Zeta taking first place in the skits. Zeta also had three sisters representing var- ious organizations in the Moroccan Queen contest in Decem- ber; they were Joyce Hatfield. Karen Chappcl and Candy Sumcrgrade. Sisters Claudia Pontacorvo and Maureen Shaw were named Little Sisters of Sigma Phi Epsilon while Sisters Joanne Stygles, Sue Battcrsby and Joyce Hatfield became Pi Kappa Phi Daughters. Many Zetas took an active part in campus activities . . . Nicki Fairlamb was captain of the cheerleaders and President of Howell Hall: Sue Izac was secretary of Student Government as well as a dorm advisor: Maureen Startt was co-ed Vice Presi- dent of Student Government; Cindy Shaw was layout editor and Chris Kahn was feature editor of the Minaret; Karen Chappie and Laura Wood were Vice President of the Senior and Junior Class respectively; and Lcni Waggoner was Presi- dent of Civinettes. Spring semester brought our annual Star Dust Ball and ZTA weekend. All in all. this year was a giant success for Zeta Tau Alpha. KAREN CHAPPLE CINDI CHIJNER CAROLYN HALE LOIS HAMANN JANICE DELANEY SANDRA DELZOTTI NICKI FAIRLAMB CHRIS HARRISON JOYCE HATFIELD JO ANN HUBNER SUZE IZAC CHRIS KAHN WENDY JARRETT MIKKI NEGRI KATHY POMENTO CLAUDIA PONTECORVO BARBARA POWEL1 KAREN RABIN DARLENE ROBERTO CINDY SHAW MAUD SHAW MAUREEN STARTT JOANNE STYGLES JAN SUAREZ CANDY SUMERGRADE ROBYN VLADEM LF.NI WAGGONER JEANIE WATERMAN SANDY WF.INSINGHR 1.ALRA WOOD VALERIE YU RECK1 Alpha Sigma Alpha A2A Alpha Sigma Alpha was founded at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia, on November 15. 1901. The university’s Delta Alpha Chapter was founded on this campus on April 18. 1969. The Alpha Sig sisters have been busy this year with the money-making projects of candy apples and cupcakes sales in the dorms. The sisters did not participate in this year's home- coming. but contributed hours working for the National Re- tarded Association. The individual members were also busy with projects of their own: Kathy Roy served as the President of the Panhellcnic Council as well as of the sorority; Barbara Kanaszka. a Deans' List student, is a member of the Alpha Chi Scholastic Society; Bonnie Roth, in the Daytona Beach’s September competition was named the new Women's Surfing Champ. Kathy Roy. the Greek and Organization hditor for the MO- ROCCAN. was named the winner of the sorority chapter's Eliza- beth Bird Small Award for the Ideal Alpha Sig. Barbara Kan- aska was given the chapter's Frost Fidelity Award for her scho- lastic achievements on campus. H 4 U BARBARA KANASZKA BONNIE ROTH KATHY ROY CAROL SANTANDER 138 RILI. ALVIS Zeta Beta Tau ZBT STEVEN ERENRICII RICK FISHER PAUL HAUSER LEON LEVINSON MIKE SARAFAN RAY WIEDE Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Xavier Oranlia. Nko Suarez. Phillip Ray. Ronnie Hirsch. Guillermo Vargas. Jerry Flcischmann. Luis Gallegos SECOND ROW: Dr. Eustasio Fernandez. Advisor. Eileen Fernandez — Secretary. Joyce Fernandez. Cora Cohen. Michele Lelo. Doris Gomez. Robin Pittman. Lourdes Martin. Susan Salvino. Jacinto Jouvin. THIRD ROW: Vincente Lines. Marvin Prager - President. John Sollas. Carlos Cordero, Glenn Gall. Joe Rodciro. Raphael Raul Garcia House Of Representatives SGA's idea of an exciting evening of rapping with colleagues. House Of Representatives Another answer to an unthought of question . . . 140 Executive Council FRONT ROW Richard Caudio - Vice President Sophomore. Chuck Smith Vice President SGA. JctT Onorc — President SGA, Dennis Dempsey — Vice President Freshman. Rodney Doblcr — President Junior. SECOND ROW Scott Bchre - President Sophomore. Karen Chappie Vice President Senior, Suzette Izac - Secretary SGA. Laura Wood - Vice President Junior. Program Council FIRST ROW (Front) John Gracy. Kerry Keith. Alan Bell. John Raflaelc. Randy Gistt, John DcLuca. Barry Lydon. John DiFulvio. Vincent Chrislakos. Gary Pell. Gene Keboh Vice President. SECOND ROW Peter Cicco - President. Barbara Feldman. Mona Oglesby. Carol Schmidt, Sue Green. Donna Allcr. Barb Mass Secretary. Sue Huyicr. Linda Cossu. Terry Milonas. Cora Cohen. Marilyn Kappiris. Susan Scolnick. Sanford Sabel. Wvckliffc Furccon. Charles Luccarelli. Ann Sinn - Vice President Women’s Affairs. Thomas Ricci Treasurer. Jay Steinberg. Curtis Wiles - President. Sanford Sabcl - Vice President Men’s Affairs. John Pictmcha. Mrs. Lovely - Advisor. Howell Hall Advisors Delo Hall Dorm Association FIRST ROW (Front) Su .cltc Izac. Nicki Fairlamb — Treasurer, Tish Mastromattco. Terri Duke. SECOND ROW Barbara Mills. Nancy Hcllncgcl. Karen Cave. Mary Pratt. Smiley Hall Dorm Association FIRST ROW (From) Lois Hamann. Sandi Weisinger. Marsi Tcich. Dottic Scolnick. Barbara Feldman. Mary Morrison - Standards Board. Wendy Branch - President. Lorraine Duthic - Vice President. Cathy Carter. Cherry! jarrett. Kathy F.msl. Helene Krakower. Nancy Bartlett. Resident Director. Cook. SECOND ROW Pamela McConnell. Sue Huylcr. Carol Fcinberg. Susan Civinettes FIRST ROW Robyn Viadcm. Sue Batterxby. Leni Waggoner - President. SECOND ROW Sue Huylcr. Jcanic Waterman. Laura Wood - Vice President. Andrea Kipnis. Joan Picon. Not pictured: Brenda Krieger Treasurer. Karen Chappie - Secretary. Biology Club FRONT ROW Diane George. Marilyn Dury, Jeffrey Hunt. Barbara Kanuszka. SECOND ROW Rod Back President, Al Slutsky Vice President. Bob l.astrc. Jim Mayer. Chem Club Dr. Donald Roe. Jim Applin, Joe Macel — President. Keith Kchlcr. Rod Back. Bob Lastra. Not pictured: Rich Cook - Vice President. Rick Fisher — Secretary-Treasurer. Marv Kaplan — Events Chairman � — FRONT ROW Marilyn Dury. Ann Scmonco. Barbara Kanaszka. SECOND ROW Richard Boisvert, I crri Duke. Sharon Obenreder, Robin Pitman. John Gracy. Officers: Fr. Leo - Director. Bill Rayburg - President. Philosophy Club Merman Saatkamp. Linda Nagle. Kerry Cox, Peter Nuccio. Not Present Organization Committee. Richard Staubach. Don Mahoney. Jack Lavallc. Bruce Diamond. Jerry Mellis. Mike Pratt. Beth Fairclough. Roblcy Hunt. Newman Club University Singers An all year ’round melody of voices to remember — reaching their pitch during the Yulctide season. Madrigal Singers Traveling minstrals spread their musical joy throughout Spartan Country. Spartan Serenaders When the tenors and bases gel together a harmonious rapsody fills the air. Spartan Quartet “O my darlin, O my darlin, O my darlin Clementine ... You arc gone and lost forever. . . .” Stage Band Many hours of dedicated rehearsals give an end result of musical enjoyment at University functions. Spartan Band The “Biggest little band in the South” playing for the fans of the nation’s Number “One” team. University Players FIRST ROW Bob Dirdack. Rick Kamcrer, Dan Wokcr. SECOND ROW Al Crosta. Mike Yeager, David Glosafcr. Douglas Tulb. Tony Negron. THIRD ROW Jack Spirtos. Ann Scmonco. Holly Taylor, Myrna Matinez, Joann Hubner. Barbara Ostcr. Mike Skalctsky. FOURTH ROW Joey Webster. Meg Moloney. Lissa Sawyer. Mary Quigley - Secretary. Kam Schafer. Jan Vest - V:cc President. Tim Schoch. Not in Photo: Gail Most — President. Young Republicans FRONT ROW Calvin Blankstccn - Treasurer. Gary Richardson. Bob Sorensen. Bill McKibben President. SECOND ROW Jennifer Crane - Rcc. Secretary. Barbara Feldman. Cathy Carter - Vice President. Sue Scolnick. r 2L a Phi Alpha Theta FRONT ROW George Frilingos President, Janet Johnson — Secretary-Treasurer. Ray Bartels — Vice President. SECOND ROW John (Mick) Finn. Nathaniel Tindall. Prof. George Botjcr. Joseph Kinzcr. William Hughes. Kappa Pi FRONT Susan Toler. Susan Croxall MIDDLE Linda Raffcty. Linda Bcmsi, Joseph Rodciro, David Walker. Nick Suarez. BACK Bruno Sutter. Mr. Testa - Sccca. Jack King Sigma Tau Delta FIRST ROW (Front) Charles Conte — Vice President. Pat O'Farrell - Secretary. Diane Stalba - Historian. JoEllen Faraghan. Mary F.llcn Bowen - President. Don Dean - Treasurer. Minaret Newspaper i • FRONT ROW Nancy Meehan - Editor, Christine Kahn Feature Editor. Susan Huff - Assistant Editor. Barry Lydon - News Editor. SECOND ROW Mr. William Culver - Advisor. Bob Moss - Photographer. Bob Taylor - Business Manager. Cindy Shaw - Layout Editor. Alpha Psi Omega Ladder Top 10 Bottom Left Side: Tony Negron. Mr. Pciti - Advisor Right Side: Rick Kamcrcr - President. Holly Taylor Secretary. Mike Yeager - Vice President. Center Lissa Sawyer Treasurer Tempo FRONT ROW: Ruthann Stafford Vice President. Cathy Carter. Susan Scolnick President SECOND ROW: Sue Huff. Barbara Feldman. Edna Carter - Secretary-Treasurer Not pictured: Linda Sheperd. Andrea Kipnis. Lita Lee. and Janet Nichols Black Students Association FIRST ROW: Phillip Jackson. John Dusenbury. Jerry Rogers, Er- nest DuBosc. Noah Jackson SECOND ROW: Sandra Murray. Ma- rina Richardson. Dottic Branch. Wallace Harvey. Tommie Lee THIRD ROW: Kaypop Gamer. Edna Carter. Dee Mcritt. Waller 152 Soccer Club University’s representative in Florida’s newest soccer league. Pen And Sword Row 1: Robert W. Anderson. Donald P. Copeland. Luis Gallegos. John Fernandez. Arthur Lane. Gennaro Mellis. Danny Farmer. Milton R. Trahan. David Smith. Ed Jones. Jr.. Dwight Lorcnc. Billy Moore. Bismarck Myrick. Edwin Dumas. Wolfgang Gartner. Charles' Locklin. Paul Sawyer, Joseph Kinzer President. Second Row: Jim Braddock. Jesse Johnson. Gerald Glazcr. Richard Gcro. Gary Wiliams. Ivan Worunchok. Eugene Homer. John Koenig. John Brookshire. Al Done. Bob Lciticn. Ralph Smith. Robert Cooper. James Racther. James Yoho. David Arnold. A J. Wise. Third Row: Gene Davis. William Hall. W. 53 Wayne Cannon. John White. Jr.. Edwin Henry. Avery Salter. Jr.. John Rickcrt. John Schmidt. Albert Kittredge.- James Howd. Jr.. Marvin Rcncau. William Shorter. Jr.. Vincent O’Rourke. Jr.. William Hughes. Tommy Hutson. Ronald Schwachcnwald. Melvin Gairfen. Fourth Row: Richard Muller. John (Mick) Finn. John Eddy. James Hall. Milton Daugherty. Charles Rit chkc. Joseph Albrecht. Ronald Dennis. Charles Rcadling.' Wayne Latham. Melvin Rupp. Billy McKenzie. Robert Taylor. Robert Alorda. George Quigley. Patrick Keane. Richard Hodg- kins. Fifth Row: Dick Johnson. Dave Talbert. Jim Joiner. Ken Her.dnx. Jack Schultz. Burdette Dckeyrel. Don Thomas. William McPcak. John Fravcl. Ralph Ihli. Lee Brock. Albert Scoolcr. George Hewlett. Jim Youndt. Fred Boettcher. Jesse Keeton. Garrett (Moose) Marcin- kowski. Alpha Chi National Scholastic Fraternity RAPHAEL RAOUL GARCIA. PRESIDENT LOURDES MARTIN. VICE PRESIDENT EILEEN FERNANDEZ. SECRETARY JO ELLEN EARAGHAN JOHN (MYCK) FINN BOB ANDERSON WILLIAM ATKINS LARRY EVANS BONNIE FLYNN MARY GEORGE CHARLES E. HAYS III CHARLES HODDINOTT VERNON A. HOLCOMB JOHN T. HOZA BILL HUGHES TERESA KALINOWSKI BARBARA KANASKA JOE KINZER CHUCK LOCKLIN RICHARD H. MULLER KENNETH NICHOLS PAMELA PEARSON £ JOE RODEIRO CHRISTINE SCOURTES AVERY T. SALTER RICHARD SPIELMAN VICTOR VANSTEELAN1 Moroccan Annual Kathy Roy Greeks and Organization Editor MOROCCAN Annual 1971 Ron Fimbcl, Editor-in-chief Rick Barrett Sports Editor Joe Maccl Assistant Editor Shelia Barrett Happenings Editor Jennifer Leverett Feature Nancy Menendez Assistant Greeks and Organization Bob Moss Photographer 155 -rrr. University Of Tampa Tampa 45 Delta State 12 aparians Tampa 14 I .a. Tech Tampa 20 New Mexico 0 10-1 Tampa 50 S.W. Louisiana Tampa 35 Youngstown 13 Tampa 68 Idaho State Tampa 18 N. Texas State 7 Tampa 28 Vanderbilt Tampa 31 U. of Miami 14 Tampa 49 Fla. A M Tampa 33 Xavier University 10 1970 SPARTANS - BEST YET Head Coach Fran Curci Under the fine leadership of Coach Fran Curci and his ca- pable assistants, the 1970 Spartan football team compiled the best record yet in the history of the University. The Spartans teamed together to break five team single- season records during the season: Total OfTcnsc; Net Yards Gained Rushing; Number of Attempts Rushing; Number of Plays Rushing and Passing; and Points Scored. Leon McQuay re-set three of his own single-season records and broke another on his way to First Team Little All-American: Most Points Scored - 120; Rushing Attempts — 196; Yards Gained Rushing — 1362 (6.9 yards per carry); and Best Kick Off Return Average — 28.3 yards per return. Jesse Soper teamed with Leon to re-set three individual ca- reer marks. Soper: Most Extra Points - 92 (1968-69-70) and Most Field Goals — 12 (1968-69-70). McQuay: Most Runs From Scrimmage - 514 (1968-69-70). The new Coach for 1971, as Coach Curci returns to his alma mater, the University of Miami, is Coach Bill Fulcher from the University of Florida. With the majority of his players returning and a good recruiting season. Coach Fulcher is sure to succeed his first year as the Spartans head mentor. 1971 - THE YEAR OF THE SPARTANS. Charley Bailey Defensive Ends And Linebackers Bob Williams Defensive Line Jon Mirilovich Offensive Line Jack Westbrook Defensive Backs Charley Lyle Larry Gavin Wideouts and Receivers 159 Offensive Backs Freshmen Coach It took the Spartan defense only six minutes into the season to show what was in store for the Tampa foes the re- mainder of the year. Noah Jackson trapped the Delta State quarterback in the end zone and caused him to fumble for Tampa’s first score. From that point on, the running of Leon McQuay and Bruce Brown coupled with Tampa’s de- fensive prowess, proved too much for the Statesmen. Both Brown and Ernie Du- bose tallied two T.D.’s with McQuay and Carter getting one each. This was to be the start of an unforgettable season. Tampa Over Delta State, 45-12. Top Left: McQuay gets handolT from Carter Top Right: Miller evades defender for tong gain Above: Mick leads Brown around end Left: Omdorf shows his power I Tampa Rolls Over New Mexico The Spartans second game of the year came against highly-rated New Mexico Highlands. It took the Spartan offense a full quarter to get roll- ing as the first score came on a pass from PylcI to Orndorf with one minute gone in the second quarter. Ten minutes later Orndorf took a pitch out from Pytcl and traversed left end for the sec- ond score and a 14-0 lead at the half. The re- mainder of the game was a defensive battle ex- cept for a Bruce Brown run of 51 yards late in the fourth quarter to widen the gap to 20-0. Top Left: Defense smothers opposing runner Top Right: Coach Curci pon- ders the situation Above: McQuay goes for two yard gain Below: Coach Williams studies the defense Right: Critz and Hcrbcin discuss blocking as- signments « IN Tampa Over Youngstown 35-13 It took the Spartan defense twelve min- utes before they gave the offense the ball in opportunity territor)'. A hard rush caused a short punt and after two plays from the 15. Pvtcl sneaked over for the T.D. Less than a minute later. Clark in- tercepted a State pass at the 38 and re- turned it to the 18 where McQuay took it over in three plays for the second Spar- tan T.D. Again, in the second half, blocking a punt at the 1 yard line the defense set up the third score for the Spartans and the second for McQuay. Early in the fourth quarter, Wayne Jones intercepted a Slate pass and rushed 57 yards to make it 28-7. A short time later. Carter moved the offense 61 yards and scored on a pass to Wakefield making it 35-13 and the last score of the night. Above: Brown goes for first down Right: Gcllv, Noah, and Harry pursue State Back Bottom: J Hernandez closes in for tackle Below: Pytcl gets pass away in time Above: D. Bankston makes a big play Above Right: Wakefield grabs a Carter pass Below: Grantham leads McQuay around end Below Right: J. Hernandez prepares to drop the QB In one of Tampa’s toughest games of the year to date, the Spartans performed beau- tifully as the defense held North Texas State to only one first down rushing and intereepted two passes. The first score came after an 80 yard drive ending with a 5 yard BURST off left tackle by Brown to make it 6-0. After a North Texas State score late in the second quarter. Tampa trailed 6-7 at halftime. However, this lasted only a short time, as the Spartans scored early in the third quarter after a completed pass to Orndorf was fumbled into the end zone and recovered by Willie Miller. Tampa’s last T.D. came after another 80 yard drive in the fourth quarter and ended with Mc- Quay jaunting the last two yards. r. Tampa Wins Fourth, 18-7 163 ----------------------------------: -.1 : I I I |,v : . ! Top Left: Carter goes in for the touch- down Top to Bottom: 1. Tampa prepares to stop a back 2. McQuay enjoys a short rest 3. Directing the Spartan attack 4. Mooring and Omdorf - a well de- served rest 5. Carter passes under heavy rush Tampa C The United Press Internation lop small college football teams: 1. Tampa 2. Arkansas State 3. Montana 4. N. Dakota State 5. Tennessee State 6. Wofford 7. Western Kentucky 8. Abilene Christian 9. Delaware 10. Long Beach State -ps No. 1 In Small College Poll i The amazing Spartans again showed the country their strength by beating big col- lege. University of Miami. 31-14 in front of a crowd of 30,213 in the Orange Bowl and finally convinced UFI to recognize them as the finest small college team in the nation. It was evident from the time the Spartan fans boarded the Spartan Special for Miami that the Hurricanes were in store for a surprise they never expected. The Spartans jumped to a first quarter lead of 14-0 on a short run by Leon McQuay and a 68 yard punt return by Wayne Jones. This lead held through the first half and in the third quarter Carter ran for a third T.D. and a lead of 21-0. Miami scored in the closing minutes of the third quarter, but the Spartans an- swered with a T.D. pass from Carter to Wakefield to make it 28-8. Tampa scored once more three minutes later when Soper converted a 42 yard field goal to run his total to 7 points for the night. The fourth quarter was marred by a heavy rain storm closely akin to a small “hurricane”. However, it was too late for Miami, the game ended 31-14. Top Left: Carter prepares to throw Mid- dle: D. Brown and Gcllv stop Miami back Bottom Left: Jackson closes in on Cochran Above: Carter goes for short gain hy ■ : Tampa Rolls Over Xavier, 33-10 Xavier University struck first in this sixth contest of the season for the Spartans with a field goal in the first quarter. Three minutes later. Bruce Brown ended a 65 yard drive with a burst off tackle for the T.D. Again in the second quarter Xavier moved ahead of Tampa 10-7. Less than a minute later Tampa an- swered with a score of their own using four successive passes form Carter to traverse the distance, with the 6 pointer going to Willie Miller and Tampa led 13-10 at half. Tampa’s defense went to work in the second half giving the offense the ball after four plays. The offense proceeded to march 73 yards for another T.D.; the last I !6 yards was by Carter. The defense again held and Car- ter passed his way for a fourth T.D. to Mark Wakefield. The last T.D. came on a 16 yard run by McQuay to begin the fourth quarter and a defensive duel en- sued thereafter. Top Right: Carter releases the bomb Top Left: Defense holds for no gain Middle: Caldwell waits for interception Left: Orndorf breaks a tackle Tampa Outlasts LA. Tech, 14-10 McQuay is loose for the first down A long trip, to a prepared Louisiana Tech proved to be a valuable lesson to the Spartans. It appeared as though it would be a high scoring game as La. Tech scored on a field goal after 2:40 in the first quarter. Tampa echoed after a minute and a half with a 61 yard touch-down run by Leon McQuay mak- ing it 7-3. From that point through the remainder of the first half, the Spartan offense was stymied. In the third quarter Tech again jumped to an early lead with a T.D. after only five minutes. Tech held Tampa’s offense until late in the fourth quarter when Carter passed and Orndorf ran. for a total of 80 yards. The clincher was a pass to Orndorf at the 10 where he bulled his way over for the winning score. 14-10. Caldwell and D. Bankston team up for Mop 167 Miller is brought down after long gain Vanderbilt Spoils Spartan Homecoming - 36-28 Alter weeks of confrontation with Vanderbilt officials. Tampa was forced to enter their tenth game of the year without the services of five key players because of SEC eligibility rules under which the game was to be played. The Spartans played valiantly throughout the night, but were unable to compensate for the handicap imposed upon them. McQuay ran for two touchdowns and Orndorf averaged five yards per carry in addition to a T.D. pass from Buddy Carter. The other touchdown came on a pass from Carter to Mark Wakefield who had five recentions for 112 vards for the night. Defensively. Bob Brown. Mike Hernandez, and substitute secondary backs Tom Winner and Buddy Rayburn as well as the other members of the defensive unit received many accolades for their performance. Ron Mi- kolajczyk, an offensive star prior to the Vandy game, was called upon to play both offense and defense and did so in a superb manner. All those participating in the game performed admirably in the only loss of The season for the Number One Spartans. The only thing that Vandy has to look for in 1971 is the promise of those who were ineligible for the 1970 same as well as the return- ing members of the Spartan squad — “WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR.' There's no doubt that this promise will be kept. Above: McQuay goes, for a long gain behind good blocking Left: Critz leads Omdorf around right end Below Left: J. Hernandez calls defensive signals Below Right: Critz. Wakefield, and Grantham watch the defense perform Opposite Page: Top: Tampa’s defense prepares to stop Vandy Middle: The beginning of a long gain for McQuay Bottom: Carter calls offensive signals It'. |jj 11 i i i i ; II; i l! Spartans Triumph Over Ragin’ Cajuns Of SW LA. For 8th Win - 50-38 A simple, television pre-game show, star- ring the Cajuns’ head coach, helped turn an already irate Spartan team into an offensive machine that helped Leon McQuay star in the finest game of his college career. McQuay. scoring five touchdowns for the Spartans and rolling up over 300 yards of offensive yardage, was helped in the scoring category by two scoring strikes from quarterback Buddy Carter to tight end Alex Edlin and a field goal and three extra points off the toe of Jesse Soper. The Spartan defense caused the Cajun backs to cough up six fumbles and two interceptions were picked off by the Alert Tampa sec- ondary. The last game in the antiquated stadium was one the Spartans and Coach Faulkinberry would long remember. fe 170 Spartans Smother Idaho, 68-7 The offense rolled up 10 T.D.’s while the defense limited Idaho to 126 yards in a lop-sided 68-7 victory for the Spartans. McQuay ran for 3 T.D.’s as he averaged over 14 yards per carry in 16 tries. Other T.D.’s were made on runs of 28. 3. and 7 yards by Ken Moorehcad and on a 22 yard scamper by Bruce Brown. Touch- down passes came on strike of 10 and 7 yards from Dunbar to McCarty and Green respectively. Buddy Carter ac- counted for the other T.D. with a 9 yard pass to Mark Wakefield. Defensive stars included Gellcrslcdl. Brown, and Smith while Mooring and Mick” were instru- mental in paving the way to the goal for the backs. Above: McQuay is tripped up after short gain Left: Caldwell prepares lo slop Idaho hack Below: Carter looks over the defense «ii 171 i 1 Tampa Avenges After a resounding victory over the Rattlers of A M and Florida’s loss to the Hurricanes of Miami, the Snar- tans can rightfully claim the football championship of the Stale of Florida. In the last game of the season, a revenge match. Tampa’s offense anti defense gave the fans food for thought for next year. Everyone performed outstand- ingly and Coach Curd unloaded the bench early in the fourth quarter. McQuay scored on runs of 14. 13. and 12 yards and Paul Orndorf bullied his way for 2 T.D.’s on a pass from Carter of 14 yards and a 2 yard run. Back-up quarterback Hal Dunbar teamed witn Frank Mitchell on a 1 yard pass and Ken Moore head ran for the last score, a distance of 4 yards. The defense allowed only one touchdown as Gcllcrstcdt harassed the A M quar- terback causing several turnovers. It was a fitting climax to a perfect season (almost). There will be another same with Vanderbilt in which all will be eligible. Top: Spartan defease chase� FAMU back Lett: Orndorf around end Below: Carter back to pass ’69 Loss To FAMU, 49-7 Victory Top Left: Smith makes a key tackle Top Right: Caldwell intercept a Scruggs' pass Middle Left: J. Hernandez and Boh Brown bring down FAMU back Middle Right: Soper kicks extra point Left: Cheering the Spartans to victory Above: Wayne Jones fields a punt ■TV. i Spartans At Rest Spartan Little All Americans Team Team Honorab c Mention 3rd Team « Second Team Little All-American. John Mooring performed superbly as an offensive tackle for the Spartans during the past two years. Mooring participated in the Senior Bowl and the Blue-Gray games and was drafted in the second round by the New York Jets. Third Team Little All-American. Sammy Gellerstedt, served as a major har- asser of Q.B.’s in 1970. A former All-SEC player for Ala- bama. Sam also made the All-South Team. Ron Mika- lojczyk. Honorable Mention All-American as a sopho- more was hailed by many pro scouts as a definite pro prospect for 1972. All but Mooring will be back to haunt opponents in 1971. In 1970 Leon McQuay reached a pinnacle never attained by a Spartan as a Junior. UPI First Team Little All-American. Rushing for 1362 yards. Leon averaged 6.9 yards per carry and 20 touchdowns for the Spartans. Both his net yardage total and points scored (120) were single season records. I.eon also was selected to the First Team All-State squad and Kodak First Team Little All-American. Truly an outstanding athlete. Leon will no doubt turn in another matchless performance for the Spartans in 1971. 175 Supporters of the 1970 Spartans STANDING: John Pellegrino. Assistant Coach; Larry Berrien. Mike Akers. Charles Swigon, Tim Vogt. Chip Nelson. Jim Morrissey, Chip Boes, Dana Kirk. Head Coach. SEATED: Dan McCoy. Tim McKean, Frank Robinson. Joe Harper. Mark I liompson. Pat Biber. Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa 1970-71 Basketball Schedule 90 Fla. A M 76 109 Valdosta 89 74 Fla. Southern 86 68 St. Lee 65 72 Maryland £0 83 Fla. A. M 86 83 Lafayette 85 70 Loyola 94 91 Rollins 100 89 GA. Southern 77 70 St. Lee 71 77 Citadel 76 77 Rollins 85 81 S.E. La. 86 95 ChaManoooga South Alabama Sam ford Ga. Southern Valdosta Presbyterian V.P.I. 86 University of South Tulanc Univ. of Dayton Ala Ga. Tech McKeon goes up for two Robinson helps out Chip Boes Chip Nelson waits on a pass Coach Kirk - Courbidc Advice Berrien for two from 20 feet .tlx fe Berrien tries for two and is fouled Chip drives for the basket Biber eludes a defender Nelson watches as Berrien scores 183 Above: Two more for the Spartans Left: Nelson looks for help STANDING: Ken Conlin. Dave Wolf. Wvek. David Kcm. Ken Sarendino. Mike Nielsen. Steve Goldstein. Chris Conlin. FRONT Kneeling: John Walsh and Dennis Degamon Chris - . Broderick - . Chico Capri. Matt Kuscwick. - . Brian Katz. Randy Simmons. Tom Jones. James Alphonse. FRONT ROW Kneeling Al Becker. Mike Schwartz. Pat Copeland. Crew l!� j: I isi : j:i . :r , § • t FIRST ROW: Kneeling - Pete Lawrence. Bob Parker. Elliot Blit , Dave Plaistaid. Coach Jerry Espy SECOND ROW: Standing Ed Copper. Milton Byrd. Mike Brown. Lou Muncusi. Rick Randolph. Randy Cyman W Schedule R F.S.U. (2) E Florida (2) S Miami Dade (2) Florida A M (2) Pensacola Navy (i Florida Tech Jacksonville N Rollins Georgia Georgia Tech Alabama L.S.U. S. W. Louisiana Florida Southern T L I G 1 9 -.Vvv« Dr. David M. Delo, President, 1958-1971 testi- i the spirit c has pat- years. University an best be lives Six residence halls for undergraduate students, a theater for the performing arts, a student center, an industrial arts building and. most recently, the modem Mcrl Kclce Library all these stand in silent tribute to the leadership of Presi- dent David Marion Delo. From the presidency of Wagner College. New York. Dr. Delo came to the University of Tampa where he was gurated as fifth president in convocation ceremonies at Municipal Auditorium at 10 a.m., Saturday, December 13. 1958. Since that time the student population has doubled, campus land size has tripled and the faculty has been expanded and improved. The manner in which President Delo fulfilled his pledge to the University to provide quality education mentation of plant, faculty and curriculum mony to his strength and wisdom. But the true measure of the man can be of the student body, in the thousands of temed. guided and encouraged over a span of As he begins a new chapter as chancellor of of Tampa, Dr. Delo’s achievements as summed up in two short words: well done! The Student Union The President The Pool The School The Library University’s Deans Dr. Floyd E. Allison Dean of Faculty Dr. Charles R. West, Jr. Dean of Students Mr. John R. Benton Dean of Men Director of Men’s Residence Halls Mrs. Marisol Johns Dean of Women Director of Women’s Residence Halls Administrators Mr. F.ugenc H. Cropsey Registrar Mr. James E. Cook Administrative Assistant Mr. Max R. Disbennett Comptroller 201 Dr. Willis J. Dunn Director of Guidance and Placement Administrators Mr. Robert B. Gronlund Vice President for Development and Public Relations Mr. Robert E. Lovely Director of Student Center and Student Activities Administrators Mrs. Bessie Ruth McAbee Director of Communications Laborator)' Mr. Donald L. Miller Director of Admissions Mrs. Charlotte Pratt Director of Projects and Food Service Administrators Mr. Paul E. Sawyer Student Financial Aid Officer Mr. Edmund P. Sliz Vice President for Business Affairs Mr. John R Rhilingcr Director of Purchases 204 Dr. Stephen L. Spcronis Special Assistant to the President Administrators Mr. Rufus R. Whitis Director of Personnel Art Department Art Department Instructor Mr. Joe Tcsta-Secca Associate Professor Biology Department 205 Dr. Richard H. Gude Associate Professor Biology Department Dr. Charles R. Walker, Jr. Professor Mrs. Ann Springer Assistant Professor Mr. Joseph Waite. Jr. Assistant Professor 207 Dr. Robert E. Wean Professor and Chairman of the Department Business And Economics Dr. William W. Cyzcwski Associate Professor Dr. Thomas Jefferson Davis Professor Dr. Gene B. Goforth Associate Professor Business And Economics Mr. Charles L. Hyde Associate Professor and Acting Chairman Mr. Joseph E. McKinney Assistant Professor Dr. Douglas Norvell Assistant Professor Mr. G. Lawrence Roberts Assistant Professor 209 Business And Economics Mrs. Robbie E. Wooten Assistant Professor Mr. Alvin F. Terry Instructor Dr. Carlos F. Weiman Assistant Professor Chemistry 210 Dr. David Ford Assistant Professor ♦J ■ Chemistry Department 1 Dr. Donald W. Roc Associate Professor and Chairman Dr. Richard M. Narske Associate Professor Drama And Speech i Drama And Speech I • j Mr. Vincent J. Petti Associate Professor and Director of Falk Theatre Education Department 212 Dr. Samuel E. Brick Professor and Chairman Education Department Mr. John I. Hopf Instructor 213 Mr. Peter E. Koopman Assistant Professor Dr. Mary Louise Lake Associate Professor Dr. Howard W. Kratz Assistant Professor Education Department Mr. Louis Swatts Assistant Professor Dr. Lloyd Wolfe Associate Professor English Department Mr. William O. Culver Instructor and Advisor to MINARET 214 Mr. William E. Gallagher Assistant Professor English Department Dr. Duane Locke Associate Professor Dr. Alvan R. MeFadyen Professor and Advisor to MOROCCAN Dr. William D. Stewart Professor and Chairman Mr. Earl M. Williams Assistant Professor Geography Health And Physical Education Mr. Douglas McDermott Assistant Professor and Chairman Miss Alice Rodriguez Assistant Professor 216 History And Political Science Mr. George F. Botjer Assistant Professor Dr. J. Ryan Bciscr Professor and Chairman Dr. James W. Covington Professor and Chairman of Senior Seminar 217 Dr. Jesse L. Keene Professor History And Political Science Mr. John H. Lindenmeyer Assistant Professor Mr. Robert J. Spahn Assistant Professor Mrs. Sue G. McCord Assistant Professor 218 Dr. Stephen L. Speronis Professor History And Political Science Mr. James Bigncll Professor and Chairman Mathematics Department Mathematics Department Mr. W. F. Lloyd Assistant Professor Mrs. Elyse G. Sheppard Assistant Professor 220 Mr. Owen Reynolds Assistant Professor Modern Languages Department Dr. W. D. Leith Associate Professor 221 Mrs. Irene Shakmanoff Assistant Professor Music Department 222 Dr. William P. Thompson Professor Philosophy And Religion Dr. Robert Harder Professor and Chairman Physics Mrs. Rebecca Singletary Assistant Professor Mr. Herman H. Siemers Professor Dr. C. J. Ho Professor Mr. Aurohindo J. Jani Assistant Professor Physics Dr. Stanton Truxillo Assistant Professor and Chairman Psychology Dr. Curtis A. Gilgash Professor and Chairman Sociology Department Mr. Fred Fisher Assistant Professor Dr. Kenneth W. Haney Professor 225 Mr. John I. Hopf Instructor Board Of Trustees Top Row: Max H. Hollingsworth, Harris H. Mullen, James L. Fcrman, Sr., A. Clewis Howell, H. Prentice Browning. Alvin P. Yorkunas. Bottom Row: President David M. Delo, G. R. Griffin, Fischer, S. Black, H. Grady Lester, Jr.. J. H. Williams, Jr. 226 At A Glance Seeking In Work People Studying 228 Guiding People Playing In Fun Watching Splashing Dancing 229 People Competing Learning Laughing In Activities Practicing 230 People Registering Loving In Life A Eating Packing All Of These Go To Make Up The University Of Tampa 231 MAC DILL CAMPUS IN ACTION Speakers Dr. J. B. Rhine Communication Is The Key To Success 236 Mrs. Sharon White « I Speakers Ralph Nader Students’ Stands Biology Club's fight against Cross Florida Canal. SGA's fight for POW’j freedom. TKE’s stand for caricatures. Harold’s Club Buying more chips for another round of fun. Mexico Fun Place your bets on the board. Off to conquer Mexico for the Spartans. 239 Homecoming Lawn Displays SECOND PLACE. THETA CHI ZETA TAU ALPHA ZETA BETA TAU DELTA PHI EPSILON 240 THIRD PLACE. PEN AND SWORD Homecoming Lawn Display Winner Alpha Chi Omega SKaf rwss fcw Homecoming Activities Homecoming queen candidates. First place homecoming skit. An end to a successful homecoming. Who’s Who Jeff Onore Unions, N.J. Freshman Class — Pres. Sophomore Class - Pres. Student Body - Pres. Theta Chi — Vice Pres. Inter-Fraternity Council Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Mary Pratt Tampa, Fla. Vice Pres. — Freshman Class Vice Pres. — Sophomore Class Civinettes Tau Kappa Epsilon — Sweetheart and Little Sister Alpha Chi Omega Phi Alpha Theta Program Council Cheerleader Newman Club Moroccan Queen Candidate Homecoming Queen Candidate Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. 244 Art Show Kappa Pi's salesman at the Humanities Day Show. 245 JJl. JtX President’s Christmas Party Cast of “Christmas Carol” joining in another round of songs. 246 Christmas Sing The winner of the Christmas Sing of 1970 Tau Kappa Epsilon. Combined efforts of Theta Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon brought an enthusiastic response. 247 Moroccan Queen Contest I Maids Joyce Hatfield. Karen Chappie. Sharon Brown. Mary Pratt. TAMPA TIMES so GOES THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA . . . WE’RE NUMBER I