University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1972 volume:

moroccan 10 7 2 University of Tampa Tampa • Florida 1C r■■■■- a ■ ■ i Unlv of Tampa Ashley St Tampa St RIGHT LANC 7 10 11 ORAM BRIDGE | STOP • )HEN flashing contents freshmen ............16 faculty and administration ... .36 sophomores...........72 features.............86 sports ..............108 juniors.............140 organizations.......158 seniors ............218 directory....... . .250 15 GENERAL INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS WHO PLAN TO ATTEND THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA A FRESHMAN APPLICATION ie complete when the application for admission, the application fee, the high school record, the Scholastic Aptitude Test scores, English Achievement score, and two photo- graphs have been received. A TRANSFER APPLICATION is complete when all college transcripts of academic work completed at other collegiate institutions, the application fee, two photographs, a personnel Dean’s form have been received. APPLICATION FEES Degree seeking students _____ Non-degree seeking students ............................... $20.00 ......................-.... $ 5.00 PLEASE NOTE: (1) Fill out your application with a typewriter or in black ink. Attach the application fee and two photographs to the form. (2) Take or mail the secondary school form to your high school and request an official transcript of your grades. Have the high school mail it directly to the Admissions Office, University of Tampa, Tampa, Florida. SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST. All freshmen applicants must take the Scholastic Aptitude Test and the English Achievement Test of the College Entrance Examination Board. Arrangements for taking this test can usually be made through the secondary school counselor. Or, the applicant may contact the College Entrance Examination Board, Box 592, Princeton, New Jersey. For students in the Mountain and Pacific time zone; C. E. E. B., P. O. Box 27896, Los Angeles, California. Request the Board to forward your test scores directly to us. HOUSING. After the application for admission has been reviewed, dormitory application forms are mailed with the notice of acceptance. DEADLINE. The application deadline for any semester normally is eight weeks before registration. After this date applicants may be inconvenienced or registration deferred until the following semester. [JL AUTOMOBILES. Freshmen are not allowed to bring cars or any other vehicles to the Tampa Bay Area. Married students and students residing with parents only are excepted. Freshmen and sophomores re- siding in university facilities are not entitled to parking permits or parking privileges on the campus. Juniors must have at least 60 credits and have an overall “C” average in order to be entitled to a permit. Violation of this regulation will result in suspension. Catalogs are provided to new students during Orientation (over) UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA TAMPA, FLORIDA 33606 APPLICATION FORM ATTACH 2 PHOTOS AND APPLICATION PEE HERE CITY OO YOU INTEND IP YOU ARC A TRANSFER OR Rt.ADMIT 1 TULL ■ M SCHOOL AOORCSS or MIOM SCHOOL — STRCKT — CITV — STATE — ZIP COOC MOW LONG HA VC TOO ClVt'O IN THE UNITCO STATES . IF SO, EXPLAIN FULL' lEOlATELY TOW D O. FORM 214 0 Notorene □ Pentc oi� ol Q Preibytorion □ Unitoiion □ Other SEE 80TT0M PARAGRAPH RE- GARDING ETHNIC AND RE- — IIGIOUS QUESTIONS. O lutheron lox □ Methodii’ CAUCASIAN NEGRO AMERINDIAN ORIENTAL ifilCAN OTHER FATHER COLLEGE GRADUATE? MOTHER COUECE RAOUATE? MOTHER AOORCSS_________ COMPANY ________ BUSINESS AOORESS POSITION _______ LIST HIGH ES BELOW THIS INSTITUTION DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE WITH REGAI MATION IS REQUESTED ON A VOLUNTARY 8ASIS TO BE MUNITY AGENCIES. RE- YES OO YOU YES NO AUDITOR APPLICANT SEEK A 89.CO DEGREE 120.00 5.00 «900 SOCIAL SCCUMITT NO Ill ■ A W ’ | IN THC UNI NOTE FAILURE TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING TWO QUESTIONS COMPLETELY AND ACCURATELY MAY RESULT IN I VERSITY. I) HAVE YOU ATTENOED COLLEGE ELSEWHERE? � ___ IF SO. LIST IN CHRGNO.OCICAL ( ________COLLEGES_______| CITY AND STATE qLtES fr)F — —.- --------------------- --------'------. I HAVE YOU EVER BEEN FfACEO ON PROBATION OR DISMISSED 8Y ANY SCHOOL? USI THE DATES YOU HAVE TAKEN OR WILL TAKE THE SCHOlASTC OU REQUESTED THAT AN OFFICIAL REPORT OF YOUR SCORE® £©EN YOU REQUESTED THAT AN OFFICIAL REPOR1 OF THE ENGLISH HAVE YOU BEEN IN THE U.S. ARMED FORCES? Cl Christian 0 Congrcgotlonol 0 Church of Ov.lt □ Epiitopul C Church of God n Greek Or ORDER ATTE SUSPENSION FROM THE UNI- iVERSITIES. DID YOU GRADUATE? CHECK Cl Advent!u RELIGIOUS 0 Boptii: PREFERENCE □ Coiholic FATHERS NAME ADDRESS _____ COMPANY _____ BUSINESS AOORESS POSITION ________ COLLEGE HOME TOWN NEWSPAPER ADDRESS s. a.., r. sconce VCftSAL, MATH f CNO. 1 1 MIOM SCHOOL NO. size SANK I2TM ORAD1 CJCAM ACCAT. OATC MO. | Y . L_« 1 1 RECEIPT NO. I HAVE REAO THE REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA AND AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THEM; I UNDERSTAND THAT MY ENROLLMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA IS EXPRESSLY SUBJECT TO MY COMPLIANCE WITH SUCH REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT FAILURE ON MY PAR TO COMPLY WITH THE STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS MAY RESULT IN MY SUSPENSION OR DISMISSAL FROM THE UNIVEI MY SIGNATURE BELOW-SIGNIFIES THAT THE INFORMATION I HAVE BURNISHED IN E A BOV? FORM IS CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF; I UNDERSTAND THAT ANY FRRORSOR MISREPRESENTATIONS rONTAINFD IN THE IN- FORMATION I HAVE FURNISHED CAN RESULT IN MY DISMISSAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY. DATE_____________________ SIGNATURE______________________________________ 1 TO COMPLY ERSITY. IN‘ IE ABOVI IT ATI ____________________________________freshmen SEX. RACE. COLOR. RELIGION OR NATIONAL ORIGIN. iMfc tiHNii. wrvu kcuoiuu� iivrvtK- SfO rOR REPORTS WHICH THIS UNIVERSITY MUST FURNISH VARIOUS GOVERNMENT AND COM- ADMISSIONS FRESHMEN Nancy Abel Trina Abruzzino Thomas Aerts Sarah Agliano Sieven Alben Steve Alcorn Joseph Alessandrini Shannon Alexander William Andraktos Oavid Apple Joe Aragon Toni Arduinl Thomas Backer David Baker Phillip Baldacchino Barry Balter Rick Barbera James 8arnette Rebecca Barofflo Richard Barrer Janet Barrett Dennis 8augh Albert Bazaz Thomas Becker Tcresita Bcdran Cregg Bcecroft Steven Bender John Bencsta Craig Bennett Amy Sue Berger Cary Bcrgh Victor Bcrroets Kevin Berry Roben Besser Crcgory Biggs 18 r '• mosw? «?sr FRESHMEN Elizabeth Billows Wendy Birne Bradley Blake Edward Blank Daniel Bleier Robert Bluhm Salvator 8ochicchio Pamela Rohl Edward 8olding Stanley 8orawski Tom Borowski Bernard Bortz Barry 8outilier Andrew Boyd Steven Boyun Julia Branch Robert 8randes Michael Brandon James Breen Neil Brody Neil Brogger Donald Broglcy Gerald Brooks Glen Brown Randall Brown Louise Browne Claudia Buckwald Brad Buky Robert Burden Chris Burke Catherine Burroughs Richard Burton William Bush Elsa Cabana Leslie Cabot 19 FRESHMEN Laura Carlen lames Carr Robert Carroll Mark Caster Mary Caswell Calliope Cathopoulis Joseph Cavallaro Patrick Cavanaugh Joseph Centini David Chaimowit Louis Chernan Beth Chcrniack Nancy Chollett William Murphy Linda Cillaroto Jim Cinamon Kimberly Clark Luther Clemons David Cohen Jay Cohen Neil Cole Marie Coleman James Collins Robert Collins Cynthia Combes i _'i ’AC . . 20 PRESHMCN Virginia Conningham Hartman Cooper Robert Cooper Matthew Conway George Copadu David Coutcher Norman Cover Michael Covino Richard Cowen James Crabtree Steve Crosby Holly Crcviston Andrian Cuesta Judy Cusick Andrew Dahlquist Nicholas Damato Nick Danger Timothy Dargusch Michael Dav.dowicz Cabell Davis Raymond Davis Stephen Davis James Davy George Dayson Manuel DeCardenas 21 FRESHMEN I James Derella Carlos Diaz laird Dickerson Michael Dipiazza Robert Doherty Carol DiDomenico Jeffery Dootson Donna Dorfman Sandra Dorman Mark Drebin Kevin Duffy Tressie Dunlap John Dubrowin John Dwan Mark Edgerly Linda Edgar Warren Elkin Kristan England Peter Ericson Charles Erjavec Kathiann Evans Frank Farmer Robert Farr Alan Feinberg John Fell 22 FRESHMEN Denise Ferchen Cary Filicy Leonard Fine Maxine Fink John Finlayson Hal Fishbach Timothy Fitzgerald Raymond Fletcher Robert Florio Phillip Floyd Elyse Fogel James Folkemer Robert Ford Janice Fornwalt Robin Frank Robert Franz Diane Frazee Karl Funds Russell Gaffney 8rucc Candclman Mary Gately Stephen Gerber Jack Gillespie James Giordano Peter Girone 23 FRESHMEN Robert Goduco Bill Grady Terry Grantham Mark Green Paul Green Joanne Greenberg Michael Creggo Andrew Grossman Mark Grove John Gutowski Dennis Hackctt Robert Halligan Sue Alper Richard Handrahan Robert Handing Andrew Hankcn Ardis Hanson Thomas Hansen Carl Hatom Charles Hauser Jon Hecht Margret Hoekin Marie Hefler Barbara Hellriegel Susan Hellriegel James Hendrickson Richard Henshaw Scott Herd Glenn Herman Humiberto Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Bruce Herron Richard Hildick Randy Hirschberg John Holdstcin 24 FRESHMEN n Raul Homs Vin Hoover David Horowitz John Horrath Teri Horwitz Allan Houseman Samuel Howell Hcdley Howlett Donald Hubsch David Hyde NORTHERN Calvin lezzi Robert Inganamorte John Istona Lawrence Itzlcr Patricia Iverson Harold Jackson Carol Jannarone David Jenkins Ellsworth Jennison Marietta Johns Thomas Johnson Vera Johnston Patricia Jones Bob Jorgenson Stuart Kadesh Jeffrey Kahn Christina Kann Steven Keefe Thomas Keegan Sharon Keenan Richard Kelley Colin Kelly Marc Kelman Nancy Lynn Kemetrick Lee Kessler 25 FRESHMEN William Kilgore Donald Kinslow Steven Kirshncr Edward Killinger Beth Klein Valerie Kline Kevin Konzet iLHAi� Patricia Koval Alan Krowka Cary Kurz Wai Kwok Donald lackaye Morris Lagrand Aryne Latcnbcrg Joan Latncr John Lazenby Doris lee Julie Leopold Melanie lesko Denise letizia Debra Levy Anne Librach Jonathan Liddell Ralph Lieber Lynn Lindgrcw Elisa List Joseph Lobel 26 Vf ‘v. ..7 - f- FRESHMEN Marc Loftus Bruce Losoe Jeffry Louda Kevin Love Jeffrey lozowski David MacEwen James Maginot Charles Magno Sfan Mahan Dianne Mahfood Jacqueline Malencore Mary Maloney Richard Maltinos Michael Mann Debra Marcian Janel Markarian Donald Marinelli Ronnie Martuscelli Pamela Mason Mike Adkins Deborah Matheson Richard Malrunick Mary Lou Massey Mark Mazzetti Thomas McCarthy 77 •• FRESHMEN Brenda Mellita Debra Mendelson Roberto Mendez George Meredith Rex Mcssmore Fred Metzger Alicia Meyer Marilyn Mikuta A. N. Milides Carol Miller Robert Mitchell lame� Morgan William Morrissey Brenda Morton Douglas Muncie Dennis Murphy Mark Murphy Rebecca McElroy A. McHiche John McKenna Teri McKinley Robert McMahon Lois McNab Robert Means Immaeolata Medici 26 FRESHMEN Jeffrey Otto Eugene Ozalas Susan Parker Ralph Pdidcriia William Paul William Pawlowski Shewy Pearlman Donald Pepper John Murray Stephen Murray Susan Murray Miguel Nadal Darlee Nelson Stephen Nelson Elwood Newton Fatcmch Nikkhoo Roy Nockengust James Nugent Deborah Nykiel Dennis O'Brien Dcanny Ogden Penny Ogden Daniel O'Grady 29 FRESHMEN Arthur Perry Arthur Persson Louis Peters Joseph Peters Michael Peterson Gregory Pieper Clarence Pinckney Alan Pittman Frank Pitts Ray Poteet Faith Powell William Praetorius Chantima Prapapant Andrew Prescott Jann Pringle Thomas Quatroche Kinney Rabun Frank Rahn Robin Rand Carol Ranklin Mark Rasmussen Samuel Reator William Reilly Rochelle Repka David Richards Joe Richichi Gerard Riegger William Ringlcr 30 ilHtoi' FRESHMEN Jove Rivat Robbie Roberson Susan Robinson Timothy Kocher Guy Roensch Joni Roggerman Alfredo Rosales Kenneth Rose Alan Rosen Bruce Rosen Richard Rosen Cathy Rosenfeld Mitchell Rosenberg Janet Rosenfeld Cheryl Rowe Michael Rubin Robert Ruggiero Amy Rudow Barbara Ruzansky Andrew Sabetta 8arry Sacks Richard Saks Scott Salter Michael Sawicky Ceorgc Scheibe FRESHMEN Gerard Schmitt Jay Schoff Audrey Schreier Arlene Schulman Richard Schwartz Steven Schwartz Michael Scrudato Jan Scbcrle Edward Seckler Connie Sejas Matthew Senie Steven Scrgi Richard Shapcro John Sheehan Dorothy Shell Cary Sherman Corey Silverman Jay Silverman Mark Simon Benjamin Simpson Bruce Singer Paul Siragusa Deborah Skinner Franny Sklarofl Barbara Skraba 32 FRESHMEN Nchimiah Small Frank Smalls Ervin Smith Sheryl Smith Valerie Smith Fred Solomon Mark Somils Joseph Spagnolo lynne Sparrow Alan Speck 8rad Spoilter Ronald Spoerlein Bobby Stafford Elizabeth Stanley Betty Steflik Paul Stein Norman Stevens Linda Stewart Amanda Stone James Storch Anton Striz Richard Strumpf Dorothy Summers 8everly Sutherland Robert Taber 33 i: — � nr??:? M 'J .. «.i.7.tv•-� • -� «_ ;rvrr?f • • FRESHMEN Irene Tamany Sloven Tannen Paul Tanner Eva Tarnoezy Roberta Temkin Billy Thomas Deborah Thomas Tommy Thomas Martin Timoner Lonnie Tingle Michael Tonok Nancy Torres Deborah Totin Jeffrey Trostle Randall True Wayne Tucker Kent Tyminski Richard Valeri Terry Vaisvilas Alhanasios Varypatis Frederick Vasconi Robert Veresan Mark Viguers George Virgin Peter Vitaly Glenn Volpe 8enton Wallace Larry Wassenberger Geoffrey Waterer Margaret Watts Denise Webster Kurt Weingartner Jeffrey Weissman John Welsh Kerry Whitaker 34 , vi. i..: liiUF0 FRESHMEN . ...----- . , rr- • wx v. crt :r:-‘ w ♦� c;7.r;?T , •??•� � ■� ■ -� ? ? ' • • • •• ' V ■ x?- Susan Whitby Thomas White Andrew Whilebrook Ccorgc Whitlock Matthew Whittington Raymond Wicklund Ronnie Wilds Barry Wilker Dana Wilkes Katherine Williams leffrey Williams David Willis Kenneth Wilson Kenneth Wilson Richard Winter Philip Winters Carrie Winzer Barry Wolf David Wolf Houston Wood Ray Woodrow Stephen Yelencsics Cvelyn Yezierskie James Young Jessica Young Terence Young Anthony Zara Kurt Zok James Zorn Sherril Zucker Michael Wagner David Woodward Ralph Rosenblatt 2Q2M 3 Sophcrnore Literature II TfT il «6532136 Thompson 231« 202TU 3 Sophomore Literature II T 6i00- 9«00 TEA 228 See prerequisites. 206N 3 Sorvey of English Literature I TTh 12«30- 2 «00 Gillen 228 207F 3 Surrey of English Literature II HWF 1jOO- 2:00 Williams 21«0 206G 3 Surrey of American Literature I KF 2«00- 3«00 HcFadyan 228 � 209RS 3 Surrey of American Literaturo II M 6i00- 9«00 Gallagher 222 Open only to 323L 3 The Seventeenth Century Hh 9 30-11:00 lock. E3 Juniors and seniors U05B 3 Adranced English Granmar MWF 9 00-10:00 Stewart 303 Ites,.. — ■ .m... ■ 3 Liters Crltlolea TTh 8:00- 9 30 2k2 rames (Fax) Not open to seniors for credit. 101SW 102M 10ZF0 3 Elementary French I 3 Elementary French II 3 Elementary French II —FSJ— TTh Mis’ ?.3o- 11:00-12:30 1:00- 2:30 Oaroia Helrey Leith 553 21 3 Sem 3. Lib. Soo prerequisites. 201P 202K 3 Intermediate French I 3 Intermediate French II TTh TTh 2:00- 3 30 8:00- 9 30 Leith Leith Sen 3 Lib. 303 Open only to Juniors and seniors with prerequisites. 3CQN 3050 kg39— 3 Adranced French II TTh 3 Introduction to French Literature II HWF' 3 The Modem French Norel II HWF 15:30- 2x00 11 00-12:00 2:00- 3:00 Leith Leith Jtelvo Sea 3� Lib. Sem 3, Lib. 201 . . , _ . GEOQRAPHT (QSO) Not open to seniors for or ib£. bj — . Kff . ,06--i.00 MoDermott 222 205W 3 fcrinoiples of Resource Utilization W 6:00- 9 00 Jimenez 222 207C 3 Eoonoedc Geography MF 10:00-11 00 McDermott 222 2U3L 3 Oeography of North America TTh 9 30-11 00 McDermott 222 2l 3TU 3 Oeography of North America T 6:00- 9 00 McDermott 222 270B 3 Oeography of Latin America MWF 9 00-10:00 McDermott 222 morant (QBE) Not open to seniora for credit. 101F 3 Elementary Oerman I FWF 1:00- 2:00 Harris 201 •102RV 3 Elementary German II M 6:00- 7 30 Harris 219 2Q1G 3 Intermediate Oerman 1 IMF 2«00- 3 00 MoCurley 219 202E 3 Intermediate German II WF 12 «00- liOO He Curley 201 HXAI.TH (HU) 100A 2 Health Science sr 8:00- 9 00 23l 1003 2 Health Soion00 w 9«00-10100 Kutruxbos 267 Not open 100C 2 Health Science Me 10 00-11«00 Bragg 228 to seniors 100D 2 Health Science MW 11 «00-02 «00 Hayes 21 1 for credit. 1CXK 2 Health Scion00 M 12:00- 1:00 Jackson 2U 10QL 2 Health Soience TTh 900-10:30 Bragg 269 •100RS 2 Health Science M 6:00- 8:00 Ro aanberry 2lil 23« 3 Elementary Physiology and Human Anatoaor TTh II1OO-I2OO - 22 _126 HI3TORI (HIS) 100E 3 Survey of Western Civilization 1 12:00- 1:00 Keene 209 10« 3 Survey of Western Civilization I TTh 12:30- 2:00 McCord 23U 101A 3 Survey of Western Civilization II HWF 8:00- 9 00 Garten Library East 101B 3 Survey of Western Civilization II MWF 9 00-10:00 Deoker Library East 101c 3 Sirvey of Western Civilization n MWF 10:00-11:00 Botjer Library East 101D 3 Survey of Western Civilization H MWF 11:00-12 00 Garten Library East 101E 3 Survey of Western Civilization 11 MWF 12:00- 1:00 Botjer Library East Not open 101F 3 Survey of Wostern Civilization 11 MWF 1:00- 2:00 Speronia Library East to seniors 101G 3 Survey of Western Civilization 11 MW? 2:00- 3«00 McCord Library East for credit. 101K 3 Sirvey of Western Civilization 11 TTh 8:00- 9 30 Speranis Library East 101L 3 Survoy of Western Civilization 11 TTh 9«30-ll«00 MoCord Library East 101M 3 Survey of Western Civilization u TTh 11:00-12:30 Oarten Library East ICON 3 Survoy of Western Civilization ii TTh 12:30- 2:00 Decker Library East 101P 3 Survey of Western Civilization n TTh 2:00- 3 «30 Spercnis Library East ♦101VW 3 Survey of Western Civilization n W 6:00- 9«00 Cole Library East 101XY } Sirvoy of Western Civilization II Th 6:00- 9:00 Cole 202L 3 The United States to 1877 - fTb 9«30-ll«00 Keen. 23IT 202N 3 The United States to I87? TTh 12«30- 2:00 Keono 21 1 •203TU 3 The United States Since 1877 T 6:00- 9 00 Docker 23U 203C 3 The United States Sinoe 1877 iVF 10:00-11:00 Beiser 231 203E The United States Since 1877 MWF 12:00- 1:00 Boisor 231« Open only 302F 3 Constitutional History of the MWF 1:00- 2:00 to Juniors 308L 3 Renaissance and Reformation TTh 9:30-11:00 Botjer 219 and seniors. 311E 3 The Foundation of Modern - Europe: 1500-1815 FfcT 12:00- liOO £ « ,. ... —222 36 m' 3 Reaction and Revolutions Modern Europe, 1815 to Presont TTh 12:30- 2:00 Botjer 267 Open only 351P 3 America's Negro Heritage TTh 2:00- 3:30 Minnie 23 U to Juniors U03D 3 The Civil War and Reconstruction K F 11:00-12:00 Koene 22U and seniors. 1 06M 3 United States Foreign Policy TTh 11:00-12:30 Beiser 203 U09B 3 Soviet Russia IMF 9:00-10:00 Speronis 269 J . 3 Problems in History TEA TEA staff TEA INDUSTRIAL ARTS (IAR) Open to seniors 12QFZ 3 Engineering Drawing m— 1:00- l :00 Bignoll 287 for credit as an 120N2 3 Engineering Rawing TTh 1:00- 1 :00 Blgnell 287 eloctivo only. _3_ Engineering Drawing MW 6:00- 9:00 Page 287 201 2 3 Techniques ic Methods in Woodworking 8:00- 9:30 ■signs— I.A. 5bop Laboratory Sat. 9:30-12:30 McAlister I.A. Shop 2052 3 Techniques Methods In Woodworking Sat. 8:00- 9:30 Blgnell I.A. Shop Laboratory Sat. 9:30-12:30 McAlister I.A. Shop •212TZ 3 Handicrafts and Elementary Industrial Arts TTh 6:00- 9:00 Labruzzo I.A. Shop •213RZ 3 Handicrafts and El amentary See prerequisites. Industrial Arts MW 6:00- 9:00 McAlister I.A. Shop 220FZ 3 Advanced Engineering Rawing MW 1:00- 1 :0C Blgnell 287 2201Z 3 Advanced Engineering Drawing TTh 1:00- 1 :0C 3ignoll 287 •220RZ 3 Advanced Engineering Drawing M 6:00- 9:00 Page 287 230FZ 3 Descriptive Geaaetry W 1:00- 1 :00 Blgnell 287 230NZ 3 Descriptive Goametry TTh 1:00- 1 :00 Bignoll 287 ♦230RZ 3 Descriptive Go coo try m 6:00- 9:00 Page 287 Timo to be arrangod. 21 0 1-2 Special Project in Industrial Arts TEA TEA Blgnell Tea 30CFZ 3 Mechanism and Kinematics MW '1:00- l :0O Hjjgg— 287 - ' 30CKZ 3 Mechanism and Kinematics TTh 1:00- 1 :00 Blgnell 287 C jon only 30l FZ 3 Techniques Methods in Metalworking F 1:00- 2:30 Blgnell I.A. Shop to Juniors Laboratory F 2:30- 5:30 Blgnell I.A. Shop and seniors. 305!’Z 3 Techniques Methods in Metalworking F 1:00- 2:30 Blgnell I.A. Shop Laboratory F 2:30- 5:30 Bignoll I.A. Shop 310RZ 3 Architectural Ikawing MW 6:00- 9:00 Page 287 •311RZ 3 Architectural Drawing MW 6:00- 9:00 JOvJRJULiai (JOO) P20QRV HATHDUTICS (MAT) tst 6:00- aon_ lour 101B 3 General College Mathematics MWF VO 8 0 8 Reynolds 321 101D 3 General College Mathematics MWF 11:00-12:00 Reynolds 321 Not open to soniors 101E 3 Genoral College Mathematics MWF 12:00- 1:00 Worobey 321 for credit. 101F 3 General College Mathematics MWF 1:00- 2:00 Reynolds 313 101G 3 General College Mathematics MWF 2:00- 3:00 Reynolds 313 Math. 101 not open 1011 3 Oeneral College Mathematics TTh 8:00- 900 Lloyd 321 to students who aro 1011 3 General College Mathematics TTh 9:30-11:00 Kainen 321 taking or who have 101M 3 General College Mathematics TTh 11:00-12:30 Kalnen 321 t kon Math. 150. 101N 3 General Collego Mathematics TTh 12:30- 2:00 Strother 313 nos 3 Mathematical Principles of Finance MWF 12:00- 1:00 Sheppard 311 See prerequisites. 150IM 5 Algebra and Trigonometry MTWThF 11:00-12:00 Langlinais 267 151BK 5 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I MWF 9:00-10:00 Sheppard 313 151m 5 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I TTh 8:00- 9:00 MTWThF 11:00-12:00 Sheppard Hartley 313 3 201L 3 Introduction to Statistics TTh 9:30-11:00 Worobey 301 210A 3 Introduction to Analysis See prerequisites. for Disinoss MWF 8:00- 9:00 Sheppard 313 250DK 5 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II MTWThF 11:00-12:00 Worobey 316 251DL 5 Analytio Goonetry and Calculus III MWF 9:00-10:00 Hartley 316 TTh gap Hartloy 307 seniors with prerequisitesJ 1 10F 3 Theory of Sets wF 1:00- 2:00 Kalnen The student should arrange with the Military Science Department the day on which he will par- ticipate in Leadership Laboratory. MILITARY SCIENCE (MSC) __________________ition under New Programs . aogtioo of_ the Tims tabled 102A1 1 U.S. Defense Establishment and National Security Leadership Laboratory 102A2 1 U.S. Defense Establishment and National Security Leadership Laboratory 102A3 1 U.S. Defense Establishment and National Socurity Leadership Laboratory J16. M 8:00- 9:00 Teates Som 2, Lib, H or Th 3:00- 5«00 Staff TEA W 8:00- 9:00 Teates Som 2, Lib, M or Th 3:00- 5=00 Staff TBA F 8:00- 9:00 Teates Sen 2, Lib, M or Th 3:00- 5:00 Staff TBA faculty and administration 3« 39 ADMINISTRATION i Edward H. Ward Assistant to the President Director of Continuing Education r Charles L. Hyde Associate Dean of Faculties Eugene H. Cropsey Director of Admissions and Records James N. Schrader Director, Military Education Programs Mrs. Bessie Ruth McAbee Director Communications Laboratory 41 .rrr • :.r • - • rase� n n v 4 ums.m sx. -� - - - -- - ADMINISTRATION Edmund P. Sliz Vice President for Business Affairs Max R. Disbennett Comptroller Dennis M. Bishop Chief Accountant, C.P.A. James G. Chiricos Director of Plant Rufus R. Whitis Director of Personnel ADMINISTRATION 42 John F. Rhilinger Director of Purchases Paul E. Sawyer Student Financial Aid Officer Joseph H. Diaz Director of Computer Center Medrick M. Chandler Director of Security University Safety Officer Mrs. Charlotte Pratt Director of Projects and Food Services administrate Cesar Del Castillo Custodial Superintendent Irving Edleson Director of Public Information Printy Arthur Director of Development for Income Trusts and Bequests Robert B. Gronlund Vice-President for Development and Public Mrs. Doris Anne Brockway Director of Publications John R. Benton Dean of Men Charles R. West Vice President for Student Affairs I Edward P. Snee Director of Development for Annual Giving Frank D. Hutchins Mrs. Marisol Johns Dean of Women Kenneth P. Nance Director of Alumni Relations ADMINISTRATION Robert E. Lovely Director of the University Union and Director of Student Activities David M. Delo Chancellor Chairman of the Board of Fellows Sandor Szilassy Director of Library Sam M. Bailey Special Assistant to the President for Athletic Affairs Mrs. Bernice Morris Director of the Student Health Center 45 Mr. Gilbert De Meza Instructor Mr. Lewis Harris Assistant Professor Mr. Harold Nosti Assistant Professor Mr. Joe Testa-Secca Associate Professor Artist-in-residence 46 biology FACULTY Dr. Marlon L. Ellison Dr. Stephen Monaloy Associate Professor Assistant Professor Dr. Richard H. Gude Associate Professor Chairman J 47 FACULTY business and economics Dr. Gene B. Goforth Associate Professor Chairman Colonel Ray W. Clifton Lecturer Mr. Charles I. Hyde Associate Professor Associate Dean of Faculties Not Pictured: Mr. Russel C. Apple Associate Professor Dr. William W. Cyzewski Associate Professor Dr. Thomas Jeff Davis Professor Mr. G. Lawrence Roberts Associate Professor 48 FACULTY Mr. Joseph E. McKinney Assistant Professor Dr. Edward H. Ward Associate Professor Director of Continuing Education Mr. Alvin F. Terry Instructor Mrs. Robbie E. Wooten Assistant Professor 49 FACULTY chemistry Dr. Donald W. Roc Associate Professor Chairman Dr. David Ford Assistant Professor Dr. Richard M. Narske Associate Professor so FACULTY Dr. Hugh P. Fellows Professor of Speech Mrs. Frances R. Allen Chairman Assistant Professor of Speech Mr. Gary N. Laporte Assistant Professor of Speech Mr. Vincent J. Petti Associate Professor of Drama Director of Falk Theater drama and speech 51 ■ -■ - -• «j «. . . : • • .................... .. .. education Dr. Samuel E. Brick Professor Chairman Mrs. Patricia Benz Assistant Professor Mr. John I. Hopf Professor Mr. Peter E. Koopman Assistant Professor 52 Dr. Howard W. Kratz Assistant Professor Dr. Mary Louise Lake Associate Professor Dr. Lloyd Wolfe Associate Professor ............................................. •., � . 1 FACULTY english Dr. Francis X. Gillen Associate Professor Dr. J. Duane Locke Associate Professor Mr. William J. Lohman, Jr. Assistant Professor FACULTY Not Pictured: Mr. William E. Gallagher Assistant Professor Mr. Earl M. Williams Assistant Professor Mrs. Anniece Ross Assistant Professor 1151£5 Dr. Francis J. Thompson Professor Chairman uir:: • • rv• .xnr::: :?: •; •’rv:r+: Dr. Alvan R. McFadyen Professor Dr. William D. Stewart Professor • MO FACULTY industrial arts Mr. James Bignell Professor Chairman 56 FACULTY Dr. Eustasio Tcrnandez Professor Chairman Dr. W. D. Leith Associate Professor Not Pictured: Mrs. Irene Lawson Assistant Professor modern languages 5 7 •..... - e.;r r.nr: FACULTY health and physical educatior Miss Ruth C. Bragg Assistant Professor Mr David G. Hayes Assistant Professor 51 FACULTY Dr. Miller K. Adams Professor Chairman Mrs. Patricia Jackson Instructor Mr. Charles L. Kutrumbos Instructor Mr. Ronald W. Rosenberry Instructor 59 FACULTY history and political science Dr. Joe F. Decker Assistant Professor Mr. Melvin Garten Assistant Professor Not Pictured: Dr. J. Ryan Beiser Professor Chairman 60 Mr. George F. Botjer Assistant Professor FACULTY Mr. John H. Lindenmeycr Assistant Professor Mrs. Sue G. McCord Assistant Professor LiB rY Dr. Jesse L. Keene Professor Dr. Stephen L. Speronis Professor FACULTY mathematics Mr. Owen Reynolds Assistant Professor Dr. William Worobey Associate Professor Not Pictured: Mrs. Elyse G. Shepard Assistant Professor Mr. A. J. Kainen Assistant Professor Dr. Miles C. Hartley Professor Chairman 62 FACULTY Mr. Leslie Jones Instructor Mr. Stephen Park Associate Professor Mr. Malcolm Westly Assistant Professor Not Pictured: Mr. Gregg Holleman Instructor music Mr. Richard W. Rodean Associate Professor Chairman FACULTY natural science Dr. James J. Dinsmore Assistant Professor Dr. Edwin E. Strother Assistant Professor Not Pictured: Dr. Charles R. Walker, |r. Professor Dr. David 8. ford Associate Professor Acting Chairman 64 FACULTY Reverend George H. Cave Assistant Professor Mr. Herman J. Saatkamp, Jr. Assistant Professor Not Pictured: Mrs. Rebecca L. Singletary Instructor Dr. Robert Harder Professor Chairman philosophy and religion 65 • ■ ; - WHWMU4J.................. • • � • • . . , Dr. Stanton Truxillo Assistant Professor Acting Chairman senior FACULTY seminar Dr. James W. Covington Chairman 67 FACULTY psychology Dr. Curtis A. Gilgash Professor Chairman Dr. Joan R. Foster Mr. Aurobindo J. Jani Dr. Theodore W. Jennings Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor 68 sociology FACULTY Dr. Willis J. Dunn Professor Chairman Dr. Kenneth W. Haney Professor Mr. John I. Hopf Professor Mr. Fred Fisher Assistant Professor FACULTY military science i i Major Bryan W. Teates, Jr. Assistant Professor Captain Ralph Ripley Assistant Professor Captain Charles V. Wilson, III Assistant Professor Sergeant Major Kenneth R. White Administration 70 FACULTY SFC Josepn A. Turner Administration SSG David H. Carr Operations Colonel Walter M. Turner Professor 71 PRE-ENROLLMENT m A f. 1 SPRING SEMESTER 1972 Continuing students must pay required Spring Semester pre-enrollment deposits prior to December 1. The Business Office will accept deposits at any time prior to this date. REQUIRED DEPOSITS $150.00 (12 Hours or More) $ 50.00 (11 Hours or Less) i All accounts must be paid in full before deposits will be accepted. Also, an appointment for pre-enrollment will not be given to any student who has not paid the deposit. OBTAIN APPOINTMENT TIMETABLE AND PRE-ENROLLMENT FORM “fj [ (ROOM 4. STUDENT CENTER) WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 (9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.) JUNIORS and SENIORS THURSDAY, DEC. 2 (9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.) SOPHOMORES FRIDAY, DEC. 3 (9:00 A.Nk- 4:00 P.M.) FRESHMEN f , J PRE-ENROLLMENT - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY (ROOM 3. 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ADVISOR'S SIGNATURE sophomores 73 ADVISOR SOPHOMORES Vincent Abbalco Debra Abercrombie James Alfonse 1 rS+yj PT I PWI11 HI I PUf 11 «..uinrw Patricia Allcr Charles Raburn Beverly Andler Susan Anfanger Peter Anganis Martin Apsey William Armcllini Keith Arsenault Carol August Gerald Ayers Lawrence Ayers Theresa Balinski Jimmy Barham Penny Barker Michael Barkhauson Randall Bartley Larry Bass Tony Bellanca Isaac Berezdivin Michael Bernstein lose 8erroa Stephen 8ishop David 8lackburn Patricia Blake Nancy Boch SOPHOMORES t Ivan Cohen John Colaneri Daniel Colberg Richard 8olleau Michael Bonds Richard Books Richard Borgus Gerald Boswell Brenda 8radlcy Thomas Branch John 8rown David Bruss William Burdick James Burnett Milton Byrd Daniel Callahan Eliseo Cantu Randy Carocci Susan Carpenter Randy Carter Anthony Caprio Roger Caserta Linda Chamberlain Paul Champagne Cheryl Charles Hollis Choate Donald Clarke Michael Codd 75 SOPHOMORtS Dolores Coleman Samuel Collier James Conte Edward Cooper Cail Cortelyou Randy Corvino Thomas Dalton Janice Dargo Debbie Davis Cary Davis Francis Deesing Denis Degamon Cail Deneau Chrisann Delandy Janice Delaney Michael Devine George Dickman James Dooley Peter Dorau Patrick Dorian Richard Dougherty Walter Drechsler Joan Duany Robert Dunston Stephen Duskic 76 • rrrr i • • • ill SOPHOMORES ! Deborah Edwards John Ehmer Pamela Ellis William Emery Douglas Emmons Judith Engleman Mark Erhcnaur Kenneth Evans Kevin Evans Daniel Faulkner Wilma Fedorko Gregory Ferrara Daniel Ferrazza Richard Ferriri Mark Felzer Wayne Fever Dennis Fisher Richard Frederick Thomas Freehling James Frey Sherrie Fritz Carl Fryburg Linda Ford Stephen Forst Patrick Foster 77 SOPHOMORES Walter Cadzicki Steven Ganzer Carlos Carda Brenda Garfinkcl Joseph Gasperic Ron Gentry Peter Ccrdis William Gibson Ceorge Gill Vickie Cille Robert Giraldi Bruce Goldman Stephen Goldstein Beverly Gonzalez Linda Gonzalo Michele Gordon George Craning Samuel Grecnblatt David Crcif Leslie Cuise Thomas Harrigan Gary Hart Robert Harz Elysa Hassendug Kenneth Hawrylo Arthur Hccht Donald Heim Cary Henderson Jerry Hensley Ivan Hernandez Philip Hess Holly Hester Jerry Hill Ronald Hirsch Fredrick Hostetler 7 SOPHOMORES Joann Hubner Alan lezzi Peter Imholf Victoria Ireland Richard Jaeger Katherine Jamison Albert Johnson Nils Jonaitis Victoria Jurgaitis Nancy Kalafus Terri Kammeo Marlene Karlovsky Braheem Kassab Audrey Katz Peter Katz Cary Keegan Arthur Kelsey Robert Kempion Cecil Kent Oavid Kern Steven Kidd Ralph Klein Robert Knight William Knopkc William Koch 8arbara Kohn Mark Kseniak Margaret landrcvillc Carl lane Michael laVigne Thomas Lelller Bobby Leigh Andrea lelchuk Jo lenzini Michael leob 79 SOPHOMORES « Marilyn Marlin Denise Martorelli Raymond Massicu Dcidre May James Mayer Wanda McBride Decovcn McCarty Bruce McClendon Julian McCurrach Donald McCarty Grant McGuire Robert McGirr Albert McMahon Richard Meek Michelle lepore Katherine lipa Barry lipsky Timothy lembardi Hernan Lopez Jack Lowe John longo William lustig Edward Mackeil Edward Macri 80 SOPHOMORES Joe Morgan Oelores Morrill Pamela Mehlberg Bruce Mclillo Ana Mena Catherine Merck David Miglis Sharon Milgrom Nancy Miller Wayne Miller Chris Miltiades Suzanne Molnar Jeffrey Molofsky Alan Moore Candace Moore Kenny Moorchead James Morehouse Bob Moss Samuel Murray Julius Nagy Elbert Nasworthy Lawrence Neese Janice Nelson Jay Nestler 8arry Newell 81 I I SOPHOMORES Arlene Orr Steven Oscherwilz Irwin Parker Robert Parker Max Payne Jonathon Peacock Steven Pechter Pedro Perez Robert Petrisko Oeborah Phillips Rodney Piatt Sergio Plaz Nancy Potasky Hugh Quigley Edward Ralailieff lames Reeher Sandra Rcints Harry Retjos Denise Reynolds Thomas Ricci Donald Richio Charles Riley Hubbard Riley Joanne Rhilinger Marc Rogoff Nancy Nicholson William Nordin Kevin O'Callaghan •2 SOPHOMORES Leslie Roman Herminc Rose David Rothfuss Douglas Rowe Patrick Roy Peter Russo Charlie Rutledge Charles Ryan Cayto Rzepski Bruce Samuels Jeffrey Samuels Luis Sanchez Thomas Sarde! I i Tommy Sasser Wayne Sausmcr Gail Savage Kam Schafer Sandra Schayer Joseph Schiavone David Schneck Douglas Schneider Michael Schwarcz Alan Schwartz Donald Sellers Mark Serby Panahi Shariat Gerald Sheehan I •3 SOPHOMORES I l Thomas Shccnan Prudence Sherman Cary Short Donna Siegal Bruce Silver Alan Silverman Paula Silverstrone Randolph Simens Ceorge Sineni Bennet Singer lames Skaaland Timothy Smetana Harry Smith Marshall Smith lames Soderholm Michael Soviero Richard Spear Cary Spinelli Jack Spirtos Buddy Stein Peter Stephenson Sharon Strickler Robert Stringer Deborah Stringham Allen Strippoli Thomas Szalus Peter Szilassy Leslie Tarchis Gregory Theodoradis Lewis Thompson Carol Todd Rudy Toth Robert Trowel I Jill Vail Merle Vegotsky rrv - 84 SOPHOMORES John Vidourek Debra Walker Timothy Walker John Walsh Philip Walters Karen Warner Thomas Watson Roger Weiss David Wellons Sharon White ’ Debra Zcpht Francis Zweir Michael Snider Christian Willman Christopher Wright Catherine Worcester Roxanne Ycaw Anthony Zahar «S THE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR AUGUST 28-29 Sat.-Sun. Band Camp - Music Department 30 Monday Faculty Workshop 31 Tuesday 9 a.m. Residence'Halls Open SEPTEMBER 1 Wednesday 9 a.m. Freshman Orientation begins 2 Thursday 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Registration of all prc-enrollcd students whose last names begin with A-L and all new freshmen 7 s; s • 9 a.m. 4 p.m. 6-7 p.m. Registration of all pre-enrolled students whose last names begin with M-Z and all transfer, transient and non-pre- enrolled student . Registration of all evening students 6 Monday 8 a.m. Classes begin 7 Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Opening Convocation 9 Thursday Sorority rush begins 14:16 Tue.-Thu; — Informal sorority rush parties , w it • L' 1 17 Friday Last day for withdrawal with 50% credit on fees 16 Saturday 8 p.m. 1 La. Tech Football Game — Tampa Stadium ;,20-22Mon.-Wed. Formal sorority rush parties 5 23 Thursday Sorority bids announced OCTOBER 1 • T Hi -Ji.1 (I w 2 Saturday 8 p.m. Youngstown Football Game — Tampa Stadium 4-8 Mon.-Fri. Week of freshman elections 9 Saturday 8 p.m. Dayton Football Game — Tampa Stadium 15 Friday Students dropping a course after this date will receive WF if failing — WP if passing 16 Saturday March of Dimes Carnival — Student Program Council 23 Saturday 8 p.m. Villanova Football Game — Tampa Stadium 26 Tuesday Noon Mid-Semester grade reports due in Registrar's office 39 Saturday Annual Halloween Dance and horror film — Student Program Council NOVEMBER 1 Monday Deadline for financial Aid applications for spring semester 5-7 'Fri Sun Parents' Weekend tv 7j . V .’•,% . - r fA _2 r • ; - - - 0 W r 5 � [ % k i ■ T r . 1 v • '.-• ' . � fc 4 V f ’.- v tT'r ■ t Jp ■ . f p i JJk 1 7 • � '- «. � • -”C. i � U! L 'i. tX .‘ 86 ' 4 1 7 jj A, iii j x rrS THE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR—Continued NOVEMBER 6 Saturday 8 p.m. Mississippi Football Game — Tampa Stadium 7-13 Sun.-Sat. Homecoming Week 8 Monday 8 p.m. Homecoming Queen preliminaries 1 2 Friday 7:30 p.m. Last day to drop classes with WP Spartan Spoofs and crowning of Homecoming Queen — Falk Theater 1 3 Saturday 8 a.m. 7 p.m. 10 p.m. Industrial Arts Breakfast East Carolina-Homecoming Football Game——Tampa Stadium Homecoming Dance — Curtis Hixon Hall 16 Tuesday Deposits for 1972 Intersession class- room courses must be paid prior to this date Pre-enrollment form and appointment issued for 1972 Intersession classroom courses 1 7 Wednesday Pre-enrollment for 1972 Intersession classroom courses (by appointment only) Final Registration for 1972 Interses- sion off-campus trips Last day for filing application for resi- dent admission for Spring 1972 Semester 24 Wednesday 10 p.m. Thanksgiving vacation begins 27 Saturday 8 p.m. Rorida A. M. Football Game — Tampa Stadium 29 Monday 8 a.m. Classes resume DECEMBER 1-3 Wed.-Fri. Deposits for Spring Semester must be paid prior to these dates Spring Semester Time tables, pre-enrollment forms and appointments issued 5 Sunday 8 p.m. Christmas Party — Student Program Council 6-8 Mon.-Wed. Spring Semester pre-enrollment (by appointment only) 9 Thursday 9 p.m. Christmas Sing Student Program Council 11-16 Sal.-Thura. Final Examinations • ,v- features FEATURES EiATURtS parents' weekend 89 homecoming • 1971 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT: L to R: Third runners-up Maureen Slant and Laura Wood; Homecoming Queen Lois Hamann; Lady-in-Wailing Lyne Carr; Second runner-up Sandy O'Shea; First runner-up Lcnni Waggoner. 93 FEATURES FEATURES Christmas dance FEATURES antigone 96 98 FEATURES I police vs. freaks 100 Senator Hubert H. Humphrey and Barry Lydon. FEATURES gaspari I la 102 virL.. _____ FEATURES FEATURES harolcTs club 10S FEATURES FEATURES • i moroccan queen 106 FEATURES Left to Right: Vicky Adams — Lady-in-wailing; Lyne Carr — MOROCCAN Queen; Laura Wood — First Maid; Kathy Ernst — Second Maid 107 PENDOLA’S AIR DROME TIRE CO. INTERNATIONAL BANK OF TAMPA UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA ATHLETIC TICKET OFFICE 905 NORTH BOULEVARD PHONE: 251-2028 257-6401 Seot. 18 5 Oct. 2 9 16 23 30 Nov. 6 13 20 27 T « i If a fr LOUISIANA TECH 8:00p.m. CHATTANOOGA ' YOUNGSTOWN DAYTON DRAKE VII1AN0VA LOUISVILLE 1:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. MISSISSIPPI EAST CAROLINA 7:00p.m VANDERBILT . 1:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m FLORIDA A M Home Games Away Dames Homecoming At Tampa Stadium Morris K.'GafCcfl iX'NeHcfff; J. Dooley, . Dunb iWnikoiati yk, Kent. C. Whitlock. F. Solomon, W. Pugh, L. Tingle, D. Posey, B. Grady, T. Sasser, B. Bissell, S. Howell, R. Spoerlein, D. McGough. Top Row: W. Grooms, B. Geiger, T. Chadwick, B. Stringer, B. Raburn, J. Hill, J. Carr, R. Corvino, T. Watson, S Nel- B. Thomas. D. Broglay, O. Gaffaney, T. Grantham, R. Poteet, J. Otto, R. Sadecki, son, T. Fitzgerald, C. Pinckney, C. Rutledge. Third Row: M. Hernandez, K. S. AUwood, F. Carr, N. Jackson, H. Smith, W. L. Jones, N. Small, B. Brown, B. Moorhead, M. LaGrande, F. Small, E. Smith, —, B. Olson, D. McCarty, A. Edlin, R. Smith. 1970 UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA SPARTANS SPORTS . Tampa 20 Lousiana Tech (Bulldogs) 28 Tampa 3 Villanova (Wildcats) 24 Tampa 31 Chattanooga (Mocassins) 14 Tampa 10 Louisville (Cardinals) 21 Tampa 49 Youngstown (Penguins) 0 Tampa 27 Mississippi (Rebels) 28 Tampa 47 Dayton (Flyers) 14 Tampa 43 East Carolina (Pirates) 7 Tampa 36 Drake (Bulldogs) 2 Tampa 7 Vanderbilt (Commodores) 10 Tampa 56 Florida A M (Rattlers) 14 SPORTS la. tech upsets tampa 28-20 Advice lo Carter. SPORTS Top: Soloman stopped after long gain. Bottom: Bobby Brown throwing QB for a big loss. tampa wins first 31-14 A few adjustments were made, and the team jelled — the result was a strong 31-14 victory over a tough Chattanooga football team. Defense was the word in the first quarter as both teams failed to tally. In the second period Tampa capped a 70 yard drive with a 17 yard Carter to Edlin scoring toss to take a 7-0 lead. After a 37 yard Soper field goal the score was 10-0 at the half. In the third quarter a halfback pass of 29 yards from Willie Miller to Mark Wakefield made the score 17-0 Tampa. The defense then went to work. Joey Clark picked off an errant Mocassin pass and galloped 30 yards for the score, 24-0. Another score later by the fabulous subs, and two by Chattanooga made the final score 31-14 and Tampa's first win of the season. 113 SPORTS ? I spartans freeze penguins 49-0 The Tampa Spartans unloaded against a hopeless Youngstown State Penguin team Saturday af- ternoon to the tune of 49-0. Youngstown totaled only 81 yards in offense. Tampa had 385 yards in rushing alone. Freddie Solomon gained 147 yards in nine carries and touch- downs, and 49 yards and a touch- down in the passing department. Other scores were by Paul Orn- dorff, Ernie Dubose and Willie Miller on the ground and a 30 yard over the middle pass play from Carter to Edlin, who made an unbelievable catch for Tampa. 114 spartans stop flyers 47-14 r- f hi ie Tampa Spartans bounced from a 14-12 deficit to destroy the ton . Oogifie drive Buddy Carter kcv'passes to Willie Miller for ' and to Alex Edlin forJ8 yards B ing play was a Willie Miller rup yards. Jefe ''Super Soper kicked first of si|J Ken Moorhead took a CarterJ and scampered -the final eight score. Soper again kicked tl P«nt. , A short Dayton mmtalfeiped the Spa tans add the nexy score. Solomon land Dubose shirred in this serie� of plays with Dubose'hammering over, from 4 yards out to end the scoring. , A ns Solomon on the move. SPORTS ll l| spartans thrash no. 4 The Tampa Spartans squashed the passing arm of Dennis Rutmond and his No. 4 Drake Bulldogs 36-2. •� In the second quarter Tampa drove 56 yards. The big play was a Buddy Carter to Alex Edlin pass for 43 yards. Ken Moorhead carried to the one, and Wil- lie Miller went the last yard to score. Buddy Carter carried it in for the 2- point conversion and Tampa led 14-0. Drake got on the scoreboard with 10:37 in the half but not against the Spartan defense. Fletcher Carr snapped the ball over punter Joey Clark's head and the ball sailed out of the end zone. That was Drake's first and last score of the day. Tampa's last score of the half was a sensational 80 yard burst by Solomon as he outran the entire Drake defense into the end zone. The game ended with the Spartans running away with the game 36-2. 116 SPORTS Top Left: Wakefield watches defense perform. Top Right: Spartans' defensive line. Middle Left: Soper putting 3 points on the board. Above: Matusxak and Brown looking over the offense. Left: Coach Fulcher sending in the next play. 117 SPORTS wildcats claw spartans The Villanova Wildcats finished any hopes Tampa had of becoming number one with a score of 24-3. Tampa's scoring began and ended early in the first quarter on a 47 yard stadium record field goal by Jesse Soper. Tampa's closest was an overthrow to Mark Wakefield in the end zone early in the third quarter. Wakefield was open most of the game but was either underthrown, over- thrown, or not open. Carter, trying to spur the Spartans, had his pass picked off by Frank Polito at the 44 and scored. Holland kicked the extra point and Villanova topped the Spartans 24-3. 118 SPORTS tampa bows to louisville 21-10 Top: Carter looking for a receiver. Above Left: Orndorff goes for short gain. Above Right: Cooper punts to Rebels. Right: Carter looks over defense. rebels edge spartans 28-27 SPORTS Tampa scored four times, as did Mississippi but a two point conver- sion for all the marbles fell short as Ole Miss came out with their pride hurt and checking to see if they still had their shirts on. Ole Miss shocked the Spartans on an 89 yard opening kickoff return for a 7-0 lead. Tampa came back on a Carter to Stringer TD pass covering 18 yards. Soper tied the score with his kick. Tampa, after a blocked FG attempt took possession at the Ole Miss 48. After a pass interference call putting the ball at the three. Buddy Carter plunged in for the TD. The Spartans led 14-7 but the lead didn't last long as Ole Miss came roaring back with a 9 yard TD pass to knot the score at 14-14 at the half. Early in the 4th quarter the Rebel's Greg Hinsworth went 48 yards to give Mississippi a 21-14 lead. Tampa then started to roll. Buddy Carter fired a 93 yard TD pass to split end. Mark Wakefield who outlegged the de- fense to tie the score up at 21-21. But Ole Miss drove 88 yards to take the lead once again 28-21. The Spartans refused to concede. Buddy Carter again hit Mark Wake- field with the same TD pass from 41 yards out. Bringing Tampa within one point of tieing and two for victory. Going for it all. Carters' pass for the conversion failed and Tampa lost a heartbreaker 28-27. Left: Solomon prepares to enter game. Below Left: Tomeo grabs Rebel back for loss. Below Right: Spartan defense stops them j i i SPORTS tampa beats east Carolina ■r j Buddy Carier flu ses lo Alex Edfin ai jW stadium recold 50 thc Sparuns crush lina Pirates 5M3-7 tercef follov game another mistake' whjt, ffs capitalized on. joey tejp a Sasazza paa an ing'set' Buddy C| ter Edlin whe dodged. }wp tack-lers complete a)l23 yard touchdown, kicked id m e ffjp score 17-0. I Later in the game Tampa gammed-5-1- possessiTSm bn a punt and Mcfle to the 6 inch line wjiere £rW,WPitts fumbled on thgi nsding aktjv Car- olina. Casazza sprinted ouT and was tackled in the end zone by Clarence Pickney for a safety and a 36-0 lead. The Pirates drove down the field to score against the Spartan reserves. The TD came on a Summerell to Fure pass. Kilbourne kicked and the final score stood at 43-7. g. Vanderbilt SPORTS SPORTS spartans smash rattlers Ken Moorhead led the scoring parade with two touchdowns, both over 40 yards, as the Spartans destroyed and outmanned the Rattlers 56-14 in the season's last game. A M was never really in the game as Bobby Brown and Sammy Gellerstedt led the defense to shut out the Rattlers for three quarters. Other scores were by Ernie Dubose, who rambled 19 yards while breaking several tackles; Alan Pittman's 7 yard run; Solomon's keeper on an option of 15 yards; Moris LaG- rande's one yard plunge; Willie Pugh on a 5 yard flanker reverse; and Dave Bankston's interception. A M got on the board twice late in the fourth quarter to end the game on a one- sided Spartan victory. ! It was not the length, but the quality; That bullet merely took the shell of one so full of life . . . One who generates eighteen years worth of memories One special guy — Dennis McGough. 129 soccer team COACH: Friedrich K. Rosenberger CAPTAINS: Carlso Cordero and John Busingor MANAGER: Stephen Cherashore PLAYFRS: Ray Wicklund Jim Folkemer Dave Zimmerman Tim Lombardi David Bruss Bill Lustig Ken Wilson Tony Matteis Jacinto Jouvin Ralph Filipelli Mchichc Victor Bervoets Xavier Orrantia Phillip Ray Tim Smetana Harry Retjos Alfred Rosales Carlos Salazar Cal Semel Mike Snider Michael Bonds Jim Storch John Hyde 130 crew team practicing iiimii mmsi'ifU ill! wrestling team in action tennis team SPORTS iHiiiii MiyiPplIiHiHiiinii ::: v I'. ......... : ; ••« SPQRTS skiing Alan Kempion Robert Kempton SPORTS pre-season baseball practice REGISTRAR DECLARATION GUIDANCE FORM FCTED OF kOUATION NAME OF MINOR TEACHER EDUCATION 2. THIS STUDENT HAS AS OF THIS PATE 3. COURSES NEEDED AND OR IN' P 1. REQUIREMENTS FOR DEGREE GENERAL EDUCATION COKC GENERAL EOUCATION CORE GCNt’IIAU EDUCATION CO t lonili' lumonities Humanities Hcolth ICO Moth 101 or Philosophy 201 ■V.ofh 108 or Philosophy 201 Moth 101 or rhil History 100-101 Senior Seminar 490 Senior Seminor 490 Senior Seminar 490 Foreign tonquooe (if opolicc bleL Electives DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE TOTAll TOTAL AOVISOR .__________________ i UNIVERSITY Or TAMPA 1§|PI i fl Tmmm OFFICIAL MAJOR IMPORTANT: V THIS EVALUATION EXPIRES----- STUDENT SHOULD THEN ASK FOR EXTENSION OR ASSIGNMENT OF NEW CATALOG. Major REGISTRAR USE BAU. POINT PEN - PRESS HARD UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA OFFICIAL MAJOR DECLARATION AND GUIDANCE FORM YOU ARE WRITING 4 COPIES IMPORTANT: V THIS EVALUATION EXPIRES. REGISTRAR STUDENT SHOULD THEN ASK FOR EXTENSION OR ASSIGNMENT OF NEW CATALOG. (PRINT) STUOENT NAME EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION MAY, 1972 NAME OF MAJOR EDUCATION NAME OF MINOR YEAR OF CATALOG 1972 TEACHER EDUCATION E YES □ NO 1. REQUIREME NTS FOR DEGREE 2. THIS STUDENT HAS AS OF THIS DATE 3. COURSES NEEDED AND OR IN PROGRESS C°BE 1 CORE II HOURS , h c°”i. . CORE II HOURS CORE I CORE II ENGLISH 101-102 HUMAN ITjLLo ENGLISH 101-2 ■ 6 — ENGLISH 101-102 HUMANITIES ENGLISH 101-2 6 ENGLISH 101-102 HEALTH 100 HEALTH 2 HEALTH 100 HEALTH T HEALTH 100 FED 100-101 PED 101-0“ CH PEO 100-101 PED 100-1 CR PEO 100-10! HISTORY 102-307-407 HISTORY 100-1 6 HISTORY 102-307-407 HISTORY 100-1 6 HISTORY 102-307-407 MATH 101 MATH 101 3 MATH 101 MATE 101 3 MATH 101 MUSIC 102 SOCIAL SCI. 3 MUSJC 102 SOCIAL SCI. 3 MUSIC 102 P'oLitical SCIENCE 102 ENGLISH 201-2 f POLITICAL QiGLISH 201-2 6 FSDViZIT SCIENCE 102 PSYC. OR SOC. 100 SCIQ1CE 200-1 6 PSYC. OR SOC. 100 SCIENCE 200-1 6 PSYC. OR SOC. ICO SCIENCE 100-101 SR. SEMINAR 3 SCIENCE 100-101 SCIENCE 100-101 SR. SEMINAR 3 SPEECH 105 SPEECH 109 SPEECH 103 PHILOSOPHY 200 PHILOSOPHY 200 PHILOSOPHY 200 MAJOR ED 200 3 ED. 200 m 3 ED. 419 3 ED. 419 3 ED. 230 3 ED. 230 3 ■ED. 320 T ED. 20 3 ED. 405 15 ED. 405 _1S_ ED. 312 3 ED. 312 3 ED. 202 3 ED. 202 3 ED. 305 3 ED. 305 3 ED. 208 ED. 208 3 PSY. 200 PSY. 200 J_ PSY. 240 3 PSY. 240 MINOR ELECTIVCS ELECTIVES 14 ELECTIVES 15 NOTE: FOR EVERY HOUR OF 100-LEVEL WORK TAKEN AFTER 90 HOURS. ADD ONE HOUR TO DEGREE REQUIREMENT ELECTIVES OR UBERAL ARTS AREA 24 HOURS IN 4 AREAS, FROM MAJOR. MINOR. ELECTIVES. (CORE I ONLY) 123456789 ()()()()()()()()() 1. ARY. MUSIC. DRAMA 6. MATHEMATICS 2. ECONOMICS 7. NATURAL SCIENCCS 3. ENGLISH 0. PHILOSOPHY. 4. CEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, RELIGION POLITICAL SCIENCE 9. PSYCHOLOGY. t. LANGUAGE SOCIOLOGY • • III 111 Ul b TOTAL J ADVISOR SIGNATURE. • lONATUMt FINAL AUDIT. M) JUNIORS Jacki Albea William Alvis Salim Al-Moosa Donald Amato Marilyn Anderson Michael Anderson Vicki Anderson Brenda Andrews Clifford Antion Congens Aquilantc Harold Arve Danny Athanasaw Michael Atwood Samuel Awtrey John Back Kenneth Bailey Janice Baker Wheeler Baker Gregory Bankston Robert Bankston Vito Barbieri W. G. Barone Ronald Barr James Bates Susan Baltersby 142 JUNIORS Melvin Baxley Annette Bayliss Scott Behre Renee 8erdit Wayne Billingsley Joyce Blanchard Robert Blasdel Elliot Blitz Charles Bochicchio Mark Bogardus Richard Boivert Charlotte Booth Rex Bornman Larry boromei Harry Boutros Kenneth Bowen William Bowman Charles Boyle Patrick Boyle Jesse Brock Daniel Brooks Douglas Brooks Bradford Brown Thomas Burch 143 ■ ■ r- JUNIORS Edward Caldwell Mary Callahan John Campbell Angelo Canale lames Cannon Leslie Carlisle Fletcher Carr Lyne Carr Buddy Carter Frank Casanova Louis Cass Sam Cavaliere Michael Cestaro Tony Chadwick Roger Chafens Edward Chandler Robert Chapman Cecil Chesser Vincent Christakos Joe Clark Jim Cole Roy Cole Dale Colgan Kathleen Colleary lames Comer JUNIORS Joseph Conner Cheryl Cook Richard Cook Robert Coombs Alyson Cooper Thomas Corse William Croom Albert Crosta Norita Crowley Richard Cummings lohn Danker Raymond Dansco Patricia Dantona Steven Darling George Davis Wilbur Davis Leigh Dccn Sandra Deliotti Kathleen Denegri Robert Desantis lacqucline DeVaWc Bruce Diamond Gary Dickerson John Dietrucha Bruce Dinkins MS I JUNIORS Maureen Donahue Douglas Downing William Drummond Robert Dukker Marilyn Oury Francis Dykeman Neal Eisendrath William Esposito Michael Ellison David Elsey Harold Edge Randal Elliott James Everett James Eversman Cathy Encboe Rene foster Robert Estes Cary Ehrig William Faedo Marie Fazio George featherston Clonn Fedale Mary Felice lames Ferguson Saro Ficarrotta Frank Figlia Robert Fimbel Linda Findlater Robert Fish David Fisher Jerry Floyd Gregory Folino Richard Forlini Joseph fostor Norman English 146 JUNIORS Carol Friedman Gary Fulden Raymond Caines Joseph Gallagher Richard Cans Richard Gaudio Ronald George Marcia Giese lack Cimbcrt Ralph Giordano Randolph Gish Allan Goodwin Frank Craniero Rudy Green Sue Green Wesley Green Tony Gregory Kevin Griffin James Griffith Richard Griffiths Wilbur Grooms David Halter Thomas Hames William Haney Willie Han Jack Harbough John Hauck Paul Hauser James Hawkins Butch Heiles Gerald Hendrickson Gerard Henkel Terry Hensley Ron Herbein Randcll Hess 147 JUNIORS Richard Heyman Robert Hine Alan Hoffman Joseph Hordosi Howard Huff George Hughes Walter Hurst Sue Huyler John Hyde Concepcion Iglcsias Andrew Irzyk Noah Jackson Douglas Jago Wendy Jarrell Joseph Joeb Deborah lohns Bruce Johnson George lohnson Stephen Joludow Benford Jones Sherrill Jones Jacinto Jouvin Philip Kaplan Carolyn Kaufman Duke Keegan Richard Kehrer Michael Kchoc Jane Kennedy 148 JUNIORS Maureen Kielian Deborah Kilmer Kime Kilpatrick Florence Kissling William Kitchens Christine Klopfer Frances Knight Zenon Kocylowsky Glenn Koleda Peter Koopman Barbara Korzen Craig Krasncr Bruce Krepley Harry Kripitz Joseph Lacey Joseph laehu Jeanine lafamme Elizabeth Lambert Jack lamond Ernest Lansing Helen Lantz Roger laux Laurel Leighton Jennifer Leverelt Randy Levine Leon Levinson Robert Levy 149 I I JUNIORS James Edward Lewis Robert Leiberman THIS MONUMENT HAS BEEN ERECTED 1965 BY THE GRAVITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION ROCER W. BABSON FOUNDER IT IS TO REMIND STUDENTS OF THE BLESSINGS FORTHCOMING WHEN SCIENCE DETERMINES' WHAT GRAVITY IS. HOW IT WORKS AND HOW IT MAY BE CONTROLLED. 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Corrections to membership rolls should be reported when FULL NAME OT ORGANIZATION: MAILING ADDRESS: occur DATE ESTABLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA OFFICERS President Vice Pres Secretary NAME LOCAL ADDRESS PHONE FACULTY ADVISOR’S NAME- TITLE, ADDRESS: ADDRESS OF MEETING PLACE: DATE:: TIMES OF SCHEDULED MEETINGS: METHOD OF FINANCING__ check Appropriate Items): initiation Fees $ Dues $ Assessments $______________ _ Pledge fees $ (Average Semester) Other, specify $_______ ________ _ ___ ;ame and address of bank-. 151 (See other side) 58 STUDENT HANDBOOK ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS OTHER HONOR SOCIETIES AND PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES INTEREST GROUPS AND OTHER SOCIETIES SERVICE CLUBS CHURCH RELATED ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Chi (Scholarship, all fields) Delta Sigma Rho (Forensics) Omicron Delta Epsilon (Economics) Phi Alpha Theta (History) Psi Chi (Psychology) Alpha Psi Omega (Dramatics) Delta Sigma Pi (Business) Epsilon Pi Tau (Industrial Arts) Kappa Delta Pi (Education) Kappa Pi (Art) Kappa Kappa Psi (Band) Lambda Alpha Epsilon (Criminal Justice) Pi Delta Epsilon (Journalism) Sigma Alpha lota (Women’s Music) Sigma Tau Delta (English) Tau Beta Sigma (Women’s Band) Biology Club Black Students Association Chemistry Club Delo Forensic Society Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fencing Club Honos Lex International Relations Club Pen and Sword Physical Education Majors Club Soccer Club Spanish Club Tempo Young Democrats Young Republicans University of Tampa Players Circle K Civinettes Although the University of Tampa is a non-sec- tarian institution, it offers many opportunities for enriching the religious life of students in its classes, convocations, extracurricular activities and campus life. Of major importance are the several church re- lated organizations. r organizations 159 —.—— I I I I I, I;. student government association Left to Right: David Lewis — Secretary of the House; Butch Heiles — Attorney Gen- 160 eral; Maureen Startt — Vice-President. SENATE: Left to Right; Front Row: Butch Heiles, Jcanie Waterman, Wendy Jarrett, Denise letizia, Candy Schloesser. Second Row: Claudia Pontecorvo, Maureen Startt, John Walsh. Third Row: Chuck Smith, Jim Sommerkamp,. Frank Farmer, Jack la- roond. 161 ACTIVITIES program counci 162 Left to Right, Sitting: Ralph Rosenblatt, Randy Gish — Vice President, Barry Lydon — President, Vincent Christakos. Stand- ing: Becky McElroy, Peter Cicco — Program Director, Chris Delanoy, David Baker, Richard Barrer, Sue Huyler — Secretary, Edward Johnson. ACTIVITIES Lyne Carr Arlene Orr Lois Hamann — Captain Sandy O'Shea Jennifer leverett Sherrie Fritz Terri Kammer cheerleaders Mona Oglesby Debbie Stringham Debbie Phillips 163 TTT activities Mike Salvitti — Sports Editor minaret ACTIVITIES 165 Left to Right: Sue Huff — Editor, Joanne Stygles — Feature Editor, Cathy Mariano — Staff Writer, Kam Schafer — Layout Ed- 'for, K. R. Lombardia — Sports Editor, Greg Biggs — Rock Pile, Rick Burton — Business Editor. 167 ACTIVITIES •H ' 1 r-S- TTTTTT ACTIVITIES L to R, First Row: Bonnie Boucher, Wendy Birrare, Bette Hromiko, Helene Krakower, Nancy. Second Row: Becky McKelroy, Amanda Stone, Michelle la- pare. Sue Anfanger, Michelle Rosenblum. 170 L to R, Front: Vickie Cille. Second Row: Patly Aller, Delores Morrill. Third Row: Diedre May, Sandy Dorman. ACTIVITIES activities men's glee club ■ madrigal singers ACTIVITIES spartan serenaders 173 GROUPS kappa delta pi Kappa Delta Pi is the educational honor society. Because most of its members are initiated shortly before they begin their internship, meetings and social events are held to a mini- mum. Fall initiation was held on Decem- ber 3,1971 followed by a social gath- ering of members and faculty. Mem- bers also attended a meeting of alum- ni and members from other area schools in March. Left to Right, Kneeling: Bismarck Myrick, Frank Hood, Joseph Auclair, Brian Birch, Keith Dixon, Paul Edgar, George Galvin, John Hibbert. Second Row: Jacklyn Livingston, Terry Kappiris, Linda Mirabole, Susan Duda, Charles Locklin. Myra Hemerick, Jenny Milonas. Third Row: Meredith Jones, Donis Adam, Dayle Hyman, Alice Rombough, Sheri Rob- inson, Michelle Nelson, Marianne S'brocco, Patricia Simm, Tommie Lee Wallace. 174 GROUPS philosophy club The purpose of the Philosophy Club at the University of Tampa is to promote and encour- age the discussion of major philosophical prob- lems in all areas of philosophy which are of gen- eral interest to the club members. The meetings are generally informal discussions. Some of the areas which have been covered are Zen Bud- dhism, Existential philosophy which includes Dostoevsky, Sartre, and Camus; and the philoso- phy of Religion. Recently, Robert Wolff's In De- fense of Anarchism was the central theme of the discussions. The club has also enjoyed the hospitality of it's advisor, Mr. Saatkamp, by spending a weekend at his cottage at Half Moon Lake near Gainesville, which was enjoyed by all. In the future the club plans to have similar outings, paper presentations by individual mem- bers of the club and perhaps guest speakers from other schools. 175 CROUPS alpha chi The Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society is cur- rently in its fourth academic year at the University of Tampa. It was in 1960 that both students and faculty real- ized the need of a scholastic fraternity to recognize out- standing students and to stimulate growth toward attaining a higher academic standard for the University. Members of the society have been selected on the basis of excellence in both academic performance and character. Membership is attained by placing in the top ten per cent of the grade point averages in the junior and senior classes with a total of not less than twenty-four semester hours at the University of Tampa. The final selection of members is decided upon by the faculty and current Alpha Chi mem- bers. The society is dedicated to the stimulation of a spirit of sound scholarship and devotion to the truth, it is opposed to bigotry and narrowness and to discrimination on any basis save that of genuine worth. John Chiungos Marilyn Dury James Everett Danny Farmer George Galvin Diane George Marjory Heaton Ccorge Hughes Raymond Jancso Bill Kilbourn Robert leinen Charles locklin Belinda McKenzie Jenny Milonas Mark Mosenj Bismark Myrick George Quigley Sherri Robinson John Rudd Kaiin Swearinger 176 GROUPS omicron delta epsilon The Beta Chapter of Omicron Delta Epsilon, a pro- fessional organization of economics, was conceived at Tampa University in 1964. Members of the society consist of students with an overall scholastic average of B and at least twelve credits in economics with an average of B or better. They are not required to be an economics major; however, they must have a genuine interest in economics. Omicron Delta is pri- marily dedicated to the encouragement of excellence in economics. The objectives of ODE are fivefold: the recogni- tion of scholastic attainment in economics; the rec- ognition of outstanding achievements in economics on the part of economists at all levels; the establish- ment of closer ties between students and faculty in economics within their own colleges and universi- ties; the establishment of closer ties between stu- dents and faculty in economics on all campuses; the publication of an official journal. 177 CROUPS phi alpha theta Phi Alpha Theta is the national honor society for history majors who maintain a high average in all academic subjects. The aims of the society are to promote an interest in history through discussion, scholarship awards, national, regional and local conventions; and to facilitate the publication of the works of members who have some worthwhile contribution to make to historical literature. GROUPS psi chi Psi-Chi is the national honor society in psy- chology. It is the only organization of its kind that is recognized by and affiliated with the American Psychological Association. Psi-Chi serves two major goals: one immediate and visibly rewarding to the individual member; the other slower and more difficult of an accom- plishment, but offering greater rewards in the long run. The first of these is the society's obliga- tion to provide academic prestige to its initiates by the mere fact of membership. Eligibility stan- dards are maintained at such a level that a Psi- Chi membership card is a badge of merit attest- ing to the member's ability. The second is the obligation of our chapter to nurture the spark of that ability by offering a climate congenial to its development. Programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum are carried out. Lectures and panel discussions are sched- uled, as are field trips to relevant institutions. loft to Right, Front Row: Mark Smith, William Esposito, Jim Wigglcsworth, George Galvin, Dave Smith. Back Row: Maslin Russ, Jody Tlsty, Judy Isaacs, Robert Terry, Randy Feder, Carl Simmons, John Herring. 179 GROUPS tampa players The University of Tampa Players is the service organization of the University of Tampa Drama Department. Whether it be working on sets, helping in the promotion of the department's activities, or just selling cokes during the theatre's performances, the Players take on the burden of whatever has to be done. Of course, work is not the only thing that the organization is concerned with, we also try to have a good time and have an active social life for we try to keep things as informal as possible. mo Left to Right, Front Row: Kevin Quigley, Mary Quigly, Jim Holman, Bob Abrams. Sec- ond Row: Rick Kamerer, Hugh Quigly, Holly Taylor, David Yacker. GROUPS alpha psi omega Alpha Psi Omega is the National Honorary Dramatic Society honoring those students whose work in the theatre has proven to be outstanding in all fields. The local chapter is the Alpha Kappa cast. Due to a loss of members after graduation last year. Alpha Psi is now in the process of inducting new members. Alpha Psi's mem- bers are responsible for various projects in and around Falk Theatre such as putting on shows for schools in the area and other worthwhile projects. i«i CROUPS delta sigma pi 1S2 Ricky Berlin Dan Brooks Rick Burton Leslie Colegrovc Ken Conlin Ron Dennis Robert Dirdack Edward Eldred Wesley Creen, Jr. lames Hale Manuel Hevia Ccorgc Hewlett Cordon Hough William Kerr Bill Kilbourn Joe laVccchio Raymond Massieu John McEnaney Wayne Meierdiercks Ken Morse Bill O'Brien Mike Pender Jess Ramos William Reynolds Cory Richardson Ronald Schwachenwald Joe Seminara Ralph Smith Willie Stokes Don Thomas Scott Truax Jim Underwood Cary Watson Gerald Worthington Paul Zawadzki tempo CROUPS Tempo was organized in 1970 by women in- terested in the field of business and economics. The purpose of Tempo is to offer the practical application of ideas and concepts studied in class. Any coed with at least six hours of busi- ness or economics is eligible to join. With less than six hours, one is eligible for an associate membership. Plans to install a chapter of Phi Gamma Nu, a national professional sorority in business, were completed February 26, 1972 when Tempo held its initiation. 183 Left to Right, Front Row: Holly Hester, Janet Nichols, Kerry Whitaker, Jackie Malencore. Second Row: Barbara Jo Feldman, Charlotte Musson, Cathy Carter, Jo Ann Lenzini. GROUPS GROUPS kappa kappa psi Kappa Kappa Psi is an honorary fraternity, open to qualified bandsmen in four year institutions which have well developed band programs. Its purpose is to serve the music department in all capacities. The brothers of the Alpha Sigma Chapter sponsored various projects to uphold the ideals of Kappa Kappa Psi. Projects included a carwash to help send the band to the Vanderbilt game. Various awards were given to outstanding bandsmen. The brothers also worked closely with the band director to assist him in all phases of the band. They also generate the leadership ability to make the band at the University of Tampa The Biggest Little Band in the South. L to R, Front Row: Larry Neese, Anthony Marchese, Ken Nordon, Al Crosta, Steve Erenrich, Dick Mattiuz. Second Row: Bruce Dinkins, Richard Kchrcr, Cliff Antion, Rudy Creen. Third Row: Fred Di Miao, Terry Stahl, Phil Hankin, Bert McCall. GROUPS tau beta sigma Tau Beta Sigma, a service honorary, was founded to assist Kappa Kappa Psi in fostering the ideal of ser- vice as a worthy activity. The sisters of Delta Chi Chapter began their activities in August at Band Camp with the sale of band jackets. A Cuban Sand- wich Party concluded Band Camp. In October, a band car wash sponsored by Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi helped to send the band to Vander- bilt. The sisters and pledges turned cheerleaders at the Kappa Kappa Psi vs. Band football game. During homecoming, Tau Beta Sigma sponsored the first An- nual Band Alumni Homecoming Champagne Brunch for all band alumni and band members. In December the first pledge class became sisters. New sisters in- cluded: Maureen Donahue, Linda Ford, Bette Hromi- ko, Kathy Paruta, and Cindy Sharp. Other events dur- ing the year included pep rallies, greeting the team at the airport, ushering and selling refreshments at pro- grams sponsored by the Music Department. The year was concluded with a joint Tau Beta Sigma-Kappa Kappa Psi banquet. : L to R, First Row: Diedre May, Belinda McKenzie, Cherly Charles, Maureen Donohue, Kathy Paruta, Delores Morrill. Second Row: Bette Hromiko, Linda Ford, Gladys Rosenblum, Brenda Thomas, Michelle Rosenblum. CROUPS ambda alpha epsilon Left to Right, Sitting: John Syron, Barbara William, Patricia Pierce. Standing: John Taaffe, Lawrence Dukes, James Cook, Walter Heinrich. The Upsilon Tau Chapter of Lambda Alpha Ep- silon is a fraternal organization devoted to the futherance of professionalism in the area of criminal justice. Our charter, located at the University of Tampa, was received by the Grand Chapter on November 23, 1970. At present the chapter's membership is nineteen. Membership is encouraged for all who are ac- tively engaged in the criminal justice field and any student who is in a college level program re- lated to police science or criminology. civinettes GRQiJP$ Civinettes is a non-profit organization, primar- ily organized for the purpose of promoting good citizenship. Our aim is to develop in members, their associates, youth and communities a high sense of responsibility toward common prob- lems. We meet together regularly to have fellow- ship, to acquire a broader knowledge of commu- nity and public affairs, to become better pre- pared for intelligent leadership, to cooperate in solving civic problems and to seek out opportu- nities to render altruistic services to mankind. 189 Left to Right, Sitting: Charlotte Musson, Kerry Whitaker, Denise Letizia, Becky McMullen, Debbie Totin Second Row: De- borah Phillips, lenni Wagoner, Nancy Kemetick. Third Row: Barbara Hellriegel, Susan Hellriegel, Becky McElroy, Carol friedman, Jan Seberle. GROUPS biology club With a need for a better understanding of man's relationship to his environment and for a greater knowledge of the fields of science, stu- dents at the University of Tampa gathered to- gether to form an organization that would en- lighten them on the new ideas of the day. The major purpose of the organization is to stimulate, promote, and propagate an active in- terest in biological sciences. Members of the club are accomplishing their goals by seminars in which faculty or student members talk on top- ics related to the biological sciences, library dis- plays, community participation in regard to the ecology, by field trips to state parks or to local state labs or hospitals, and by forming debate teams to discuss topics related to the biological sciences. 190 GROUPS chemistry club Left to Right: Jerry Rufo, Cary Davis, Steve Goldstein, Michael Schwarcz, Richard Cook. The Chemistry Club's chief purpose is the pro- motion of interest in the chemical field to all science students. Guest speakers, field trips, and tours are planned to cover topics on many as- pects of chemical endeavors. Our events included a field trip to Inter- science, a research laboratory, and a tour of the graduate school of chemistry at the University of South Florida. Also, Tampa Electric Company of- fered the services of a guest speaker. With an anticipated increase of science ma- jors, the Chemistry Club expects to further the academic stimulation at Tampa U. 191 Left to Right, Front Row: Hernan Pancho Lope , Luis Sanchez, Chino Jouvin, Alfredo Rosales, Ronald Hirsch, Phil Lugo, Joaquin Orrantia. Second Row: Dr. Fernandez, Jerry Fleischman, Xavier Orrantia, Brian Busch, Ana Mena, Carlos Cordero, Carlos Salazar, Manuel Decardenas, Jose Souto, Raphael Fernandez. Spanish club The purpose of the University Spanish Club is to get together all Spanish speaking students and other students interested to be a part of the club. Activities for the year began with a Spanish goodies bake sale on October 20. A trip to Cainsville to support the soccer team followed on October 30. A second bake sale was held in November. A trip to Sarasota to see and appreci- ate the old Spanish masters was also on the cal- endar for November. Field trips to the Spanish Little Theatre in Ybor City also highlighted the calendar. The year proved to be a good one for learning and fun combined with a greater appreciation of Hispanic culture. 193 GROUPS Melvin Baxley louit Bergeron Jesse 8lankcnyhip Rex Bornmann Jesse Brock Bradford Brown Tom Burch Terry Carr Roger Chafens Leslie Colegrovc Janet Cook Robert Cooper Alfred Cross Richard Daegcr lamont Davis John Delano Ronald Dennis Joseph Downs lewis Cason Michael Ellison David Elscy Bob Epps Robert Estes James Everett James Evcrsman Danny farmer Marty Call Joseph Gallagher Jack Cimbcrt George Glazie Peter Coch Wesley Green Mervin Greene Gerald Griffin James Hall Casimir Harazda John Hauck Ed Hauser Gerald Hendrickson Jerry Hensley Edwin Henry Ccorgc Hewlett Bob Hitch Cordon Hough Howard Huff George Hughes Tommy Hutson John Ide David Anderson pen and sword The Pen and Sword is a professional and social organization established to assist present and fu- ture military students at the University of Tampa. The society was also organized to provide a scholarship annually to the university and to promote understanding, where possible, be- tween military and civilian students. The society is comprised of active duty and re- tired military students. Associate membership is occasionally offered to faculty and students not meeting the stated requirements. Service activi- ties consist of involvement in campus affairs where appropriate. Members are presently rep- resented in the many campus organizations. Robert Anderson John Back Wheeler Baker Wi- i i fik CROUPS Terry Welch Richard While A. J Wise Gerald Worlhingion James Yoho frank Zedar Raymond Jansco Manon Johnston Jesse Keeton Michael Kehoe James Kersey Bill Kilbourn Robert Icincn David lewis Donald lewis Charles locklin Don long Jack lowe James Lucas Garrett Marcinkowski Raymond Massicu Robert Matheson James Mathias Billy McKenzie David Measels Alfonso Mititano Billy Moore James Moore Mark Moser William Moore Cary Murphy Bismarck Myrick Janet Nicholas Alexander Nicolini Bill O'Brien Tom O'Connor Gary Oldham James O'Kelley James Owens Stephen Parratt Weldon Patterson James Pollard Charles Prcsncll James Price Ceorge Quigley James Raether Jess Ramos Charles Readling Marvin Rcncau John Rudd William Schroff Ronald Schwachenwael Bill Shea larry Shields Roger Shi ley Reagan Skaggs Paul Smeltzer Willie Stokes Albert Stotts Henry Sturn David Smith Ralph Smith James Soderholm Bryan Sutherland Ceorge Sweat James Taylor Phillip Stanage William Starr James Stewart David Talbert Don Thomas Jeffrey Thomason Steven Townsend lames Vanzant Augustine Vendctti Donald Verdon Gary Watson Robert Weary 195 GREEKS interfraternity counci Left to Right, Front Row: Chuck Smith, Jack Davis, Bob Fish, Larry Cordon, Ted Papps, Brad Stoner, Robert Dukker. Second Row: Joe LaVecchio, Mike Pender, Wayne Feuer, Gerry Henkel, Robert Coombs, Richard Caudio, Lee Borowsky. panhellenic I Left to Right, Front Row: Cail Rzepski, Debbie Andes, Cheryl Charles, Bar- bara Oster. Second Row: Jeanie Waterman, Susan Duda, Laura Wood, Maureen Startt. council 196 GREEKS The 1971-72 year brought many new goals and achievements for Delta Phi Epsilon. September brought rush and a totally new idea for our informal theme party. We pledged Judy Engleman and Kathy Lipa. Oc- tober was spent working and improving our chapter. November brought homecoming g to our queen candi- date, Karen Cave. The sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon joined theic efforts with Zeta Tau Alpha and Alpha Chi Omega to build a homecoming display. Officers were: Barbara Oster, President; Marie Valenti, Vice President; Susan An- fange. Pledge Mother; Betty Lambert, Rush Chairman; Karen Cave, Secretary; and Mar- garet Hornsby, Treasurer. In a true sense, we have a glorious sister- hood bound together by| love, under- standing and respect for one4 Sue Anfanger Cheryl Charles Judy Engleman Brenda Garfinkle Betty Lambert Katherine lipa Maureen Marilyn Dury Donahue Jeanme laflamme Margaret Hornsby Mary Ellen 8arbara Oster Testasecca 197 i-Tf The sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha have made the 1971-72 year a fun-filled and prosperous one. We began by pledging four fine Baby Zetas: Colleen Rcdsicker, Gayle DoGroot, Debbie Kilmer, and Gayle Rzcpski. Homecoming was once again a triumph for Zeta with sister Lois Hamann crowned Home- coming Queen; sisters Laura Wood, Maureen Startt and Leni Waggoner on the court. The Zetas' took First Place in the 1971 Spartan Spoofs for the secona year under the fine direction of Jan Suarez. Sister Darlene Roberto was crowned Sigma Phi Cpsilon Sweetheart, while Jan Suarez and Robyn Vladem became Dream Girls of Theta Chi fraternity. Many Zetas took an active part in campus ac- tivities . . . Lois Hamann was captain of the cheerleading squad, and awarded the Peppiest Cheerleader. Jeanne Stygles was feature editor of the MINARET; Jeanie Waterman was Senior Class Senator; Wendy Jarrett served as Junior Class Senator; Claudia Pontecorvo and Maureen Startt served on the Board of Trustees Commit- tee; Jan Suarez headed the Standards board in Smiley Hall; Laura Wood was president of Pan- hellenic Council. The spring semester brought our annual Star Dust Ball and Zeta Weekend. I All in all, this year was extremely successful for the Zeta Tau Alpha. Jan Dargo Sandra Delzolti Caylc Dcneau Renp Foster Michele Cordon Lois Hamann Chns Harrison Elaine Honig JoAnn Hubner Wendy Jarrell Debbie Kilmer Cindy Morgan Mikki Negri Colleen Rcdsickcr Darlene Roberlo Cayle Rzepski Maureen Slam JoAnn Stygles Jan Suarez Jill Vail Robyn Vladem Icnm Waggoner Karen Warner Jeanie Waterman Sandi Weisinger Laura Wood GREEK $ 19� CREEKS Success and excitement has filled the 1971-1972 year for the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega. Since our installation at Tampa U. in 195$, our sorority has stressed our ideals in campus life We encourage scholastic excellence, social awareness, moral integrity, and leadership ability. Under the leadership of our president, Susan Duda, we have de- veloped a sisterhood of love and pride. In Homecoming festivities the sisters worked in co-op- eration with Delta Phi Epsilon and Zeta Tau Alpha in building a Panhellenic lawn display which placed third in the competition. Two sisters were chosen for the Home- coming Court. Our Fall pledges were presented at the beautiful Win- ter Party. They are: Cathy Callahan, Cindy Hanas, Lisa Hassenflug, Vicki Ireland, Jennifer Leverett, Sallie List, Ar- leen Orr, and Marcia Simmons. Special thanks go to our Big Lykes for all of their help and to our sweethearts Bob Baron and Rick Hanas. Debbie Andes Nancy Boch Marie Cagno Caihy Callahan lyne Carr Susan Duda lorraine Duthie Kathy Ernst Sherrie Fritz Anne Guzzardo Cindy Manas lisa Hassenflug Vicki Ireland Debby Johns Helene Krakower Terri Krammer Jennifer leverett Sally list Candy Moore Dec Muskin Arlene Orr Sar.dy O'Shea Kathy Paruta Susan Perry Bari Siegel Marcia Simmons Marji Teich Debbie Zephi 200 CREEKS 201 CREEKS Since our installation in May of 1970 as the Tau Phi chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi, the brothers have expanded their role on campus to include helpful participation in community activities. Spending time with the Big Brothers Organiza- tion and aiding the elderly to attend civic events are among our most recent endeavors. This past spring semester the brothers of AEPI had the highest academic average of all social fraternities on campus. Our pledge class re- mained busy with hot dog sales and carwashes, enabling us to have another successful social calendar. Included in our list of social activities were hayrides, purple passion parties, and our costumed Halloween party. We would like to congratulate the following graduating brothers: Randy Feder, Ken Morse, and Alan Isiutskey — who have done much for their fraternity. This was also the first year we elected little sisters. Jim Crabtree Bob fish Richard Rosen Tim Dargusch Ken Morse Alan Silverman Randy feder 8ob Moss 8ennet Singer Wayne feuer Joe Richichi Jay Steinberg Li 202 CREEKS 203 GREEKS The 1971-72 school year was a successful and enlightening one for the brotherhood of Pi Kappa Phi. Our intramurals were outstanding, with a tough team in every sport. We won the intramural football championship: The outstand- ing all-stars included: Marty Bernheim, Jack Davis, Steve Reb Puckett, and Bill Millette. The men of Pi Kappa Phi were represented in various organizations: Ted Papps, President of IFC; Joe La Vecchio, Chief Justice of Student Court; John Walsh, Sophomore Senator. The social calendar was the highlight of the year, including wild parties, speial gatherings at the Tab and Retreat, Greek weekend activities and ending the year with the grand finale — the Pi Kappa Phi Rose Ball. Homecoming was the climax of the fall semes- ter with Brad Stoner engineering the lawn dis- play which won First Place. Lyne Carr, Pi Kapp's choice for homecoming queen was voted Lady- in-Waiting. 8ob 8aron Greg Ferrara George Meredith Bruce Samuels Dennis Baugh Duke Keegan Bill Millette Mike Skaletsky 8rad Blake Tom Keegan Chris Miltiades Brad Stoner Doug Brooks Bill Kilbourn Ted Papps Scott Truax David Cohen Bruce Losee Bill Pawlowski Rudy Toth Jack Davis loc LaVecchio Steve Puckett Stephen Virgilio Kevin Duffy Kevin Lynch Tom Rockclmann John Walsh John Dwan Joe Mega Scott Salters Bob Wolf 204 —— SM33HD GRFFKS The brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon have made the 1971- 72 year another outstanding year. Several brothers took active parts in campus life: Chuck Smith was President of Student Government; Rodney Dobler, Senior Class Sena- tor; Jack Lamond, Junior Class Senator; Butch Heiles, At- torney General; and Bill Bush, co-chairman of homecom- ing. Members also served on the Orientation Committee in the fall. The Sig Ep continued to perform well in intramurals and placed in all events. We held the tion in wrestling again this year. The brothers of Sig Ep enjoyed an exci looking forward to the same and even Thanks to the officers: Gerry Henkel, Smith, Vice President; Rick Hanas, Treasurer; mond, Secretary, for a job well done. are ear. resident; Chuck nd Jack La- Bill Crabbe George Cronin Nick D'Amato Rodney Dobler Rick Hanas Sieve Hanas Bulch Heiles Gerry Henkel Mike lezzi Ed Kiltingcr Jack Lamond Louis Mancusi Gary Mariucci Carl Massi Dave Perry Richard Reithoffer Glenn Romero Dexlor Saylor Chuck Smith David Walker 206 GREEKS The Praters of Tau Kappa Epsilon began the school year with the initiation of ten new brothers and a series of parties which drew a number of new pledges. The parties of the Fall Semester included cock- tail parties before and beer bashes after most home football games. Other parties were the Hal- loween party. Toga party, and Christmas party. The TEKE's Public Relations Committee spon- sored a drive to collect clothes and toys for tots for needy families. Plans are already in progress for TKE Weekend scheduled for April 16 and 17. The TEKE's went undefeated in regular season play in football and placed fourth m the play-offs In volleyball the TEKE's placed third. Overall the brothers are looking forward to nexi year with the pledge class and are in a rebuilding stage with most brothers either freshmen or soph omores who should be ready to make the TEKE'f number one for many years to come. David Bruss Milton Byrd Aft Civcca Mike Cohen |im Cole Robert Dooley Mark Drebin John Ehmer Doug Emmons Dan ferrazza Ivan Hernandez Dave Kern Craig Malaney Bill Morrissey Creg Muzroll Mike Pender Arnold Price Michael Rubin Pete Salyer Henry Uihlcin 208 CREEKS CREEKS 1 Under the leadership of Matty Metakes, Presi- dent; Richard Guadio, Vice-President; Tom Corse, Secretary; and Mike Bellett, Treasurer, Theta Chi again had the distinction of receiving the Dean of Men's Award for the third straight year. ThcJbrothers of Theta Chi demonstrated an ac- tive interest in all facets of university life. In Stu- dent Government, Chuck Carnevale served on the Board of Trustees Committee; j. J. Burkhardt, Pat Boyle, Matty Metakes, Joe Richardi, and John Mag- nolia also served as student judges. In IFC Larry Gordon held the office of treasurer. Skip Hodgkins was a leading actor in the theatre; and Sam Geller- stedt was named All-American in football for the second year in a row. ' H Best of luck goes to our graduating seoiors: Chris “The Old Rile Reilly, Tom J Corse; Larry “Flash Gordon, John “Jay Burkhardt, Joe “Peaches Ri- chardi, Mike “Bayonne Bellet, Skip Hodgkins, Chuck Carnevale, Matty Metakes, Ed Luber, and Bob Toll. Den Amato Mike 8cllct Patrick 8oyle Bill Broere John Burkhardt Charles Carnevale Tom Corse Mark Eshanaur Larry Tatica Richard Caudio Larry Cordon Jack Harbaugh Rick Hostcher Ralph Klein Michael LeVigne Tim Lombardi Ed Luber John Magnolia Bruce Mcltzer Bill Metakes Robert O'Shaughnessy Bill Prostovich Chris Reilly Kris Rex Joe Richardi George. Sulock Robert Toll Bart Travaglio Joe Waresak Chris Wright 210 GREEKS Tau Epsilon Phi became a part of the University of Tampa on November 7,1962. The fraternity expanded and prospered and on April 1,1964 acquired a frat house at 203 Verne Street. The house has gone through many major changes including paneling, air- conditioning, pool table, juke box, pin ball machine, color T.V., and our all important beer machine. TEP parties have taken a new twist with the use of a 65 foot yacht, these are our floating parties. How about this for a party: take twentv Couples, an air-conditioned bus equipped with a bar and you have TEP's transportation to and from football games. An- other first for us was our beer marathon. Five days in a row the TEP House was open to any and all comers. And come they did con- suming over 4000 cans of beer and five kegs. The biggest fraternity event of the year TEP's formal weekend was a spectacular event. We drove to Orlando and invaded Disney World. The weekend was highlighted with the formal dance and the crowning of our TEP Sweetheart. Looking back at a successful year, we are looking forward to an even better 1972-73. 212 Vito 8arbieri Sian Borawski Lee Borowsky Bob Carroll Dave Chaimowitz Jim Collins Robert Collins Andy Daulquist George Dayson Jim Folkcmer Robert Ford Pete Getzlcr Paul Green Thomas Harrigan Dennis Hill loe Hordosi Jeff lozowski Fred Metzger Don Schmidt Jim Sommcrkamp Alan Spech Gene Steinberg Tim Walker Geoff Watcrcr Steven Weiehsclbaum GREEKS Although Zeta Beta Tau is small in number, we are big in spirit and activities on the Tampa Uni- versity campus. 1971-72 was a great year for ZBT with Michael Palais as President; Jules Nagy, Vice-President; Paul Hauser Secretary; Bill Alvis, Treasurer; Sam- uel Greenblalt, Historian; and loran Mann, Chaplain. The brothers worked hard with the homecom- ing display and had help from Little Sisters Mi- chelle Lepore, and Helene Krakower. The acknowledgement of the hard working brothers of ZBT came in mid-February when the Colony became a chartered chapter of Zeta Beta Tau. | One of the many highlightsjfof the year was a visit from the New Jersey Alumni Chairman, Ray- mond Wiede and his aide Red Sarafan. Throughout the year, the brotherhood im- proved community relations. Our Voter Registra- tion and participation in the March of Dimes Carnival complimented the year. The brothers also helped curb the environmental crisis by using homecoming functionally, although the rabbit could not run for Queen. 216 t I tc mm GRADUATE RECORD EXAMINATIONS PROGRAM On the dates below Graduate Record Examinations will be administered at many centers in the United States and abroad to candidates for admission to raduate and professional schools and to candidates or certain fellowships awards: OCTOBER 23, 1971 DECEMBER 11, 1971 ANUARY 15, 1972 ♦FEBRUARY 26, 1972 APRIL 22, 1972 JUNE 17, 1972 •Testing on February 26, 1972, is limited to center in the 50 United States. Candidates arc urged to file their Registration Forms at least four weeks before the testing date and, in the case of requests for special and for- eign centers, six weeks ahead. Detailed information about registration dates, ex- amination centers, fees, and score reporting is con- tained in the 1971-72 cre information bulletin. The bulletin also contains a description of the Aptitude Test with sample questions. To obtain a copy of the bulletin and a Registration Form ask: OR write to a GRADUATE RECORD EXAMINATIONS Educational Testing Service Box 955, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 960 Grove Street, Evanston, Illinois 60201 Box 1502, Berkeley, California 94701 I. NAVE U niftv;M« h IK M«la i tftINT IAU SAMf rttNT l� V MAUC A MlOOU I ITU . OC NOT WHITE IN THIS SPACE A G-iO.'� -e ««end Jr� ccrtM«nw! voj' 4 Sur� wx- jitciii .«■ optwiw no- to ancU it to � 0,««« it ont«vt ol joy o is c.«t wi )Oj ■ � vl youf ««fauna� ol in cond.t.«it w loath .n -h Info nviton Bulletin caotc-rwnj the irTimtliit.y el iNt «ili «od iit� 'apo t« ol (com 2. SIGNATURE i.; you uv frt t. V'OCi aho IA ,r v vi' 5. AOORESS fO« too� A OMISSION TICKET ATO SCO« REPOtT NVIUBIV SiniT. AHO AfAltfMtHT AVW«t« _ I] _ 3. SEX mu iinuu 4. OATS Of ClTV AND tTATf 6. TEST DATE a t out. ThU for rtij tx ■Mticir tv I9M 7? (K jd'� u!r� 1i}o-. 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Aenus Elementary Education Ernest G. Akins Business Joseph N. Albrecht Education Victor W. Alday Elementary Education Dave Anderson Sociology sf’ Robert W. Anderson Business Willard P. Anderson Business Deborah L. Andes French James S. Applin Biology Xiomara E. Arango Spanish Edwin B Archebelle Business 220 SENIORS William R. Atkins Business Joseph F. Auclair Industrial Arts Stan D. Beck Psychology I Michael I. Bellet Economics Norman D. Belson Business Thomas R. Berg Mathematics Louis H. Bergeron Business Martin R. Bernhcim Business Linda B. Berstein Art Brian T. Birch Industrial Arts John W. Baker Accounting Branko Balic Mathemetics Joseph F. Bane Economics Robert G. Baron II Physical Education 221 SENIORS Joe W. Blackwood Sociology Benny F. Blalock Accounting Russell H. Blanchard Business Jesse L. Blankenship Economics Johnnie V. Boghich Elementary Education Margaret W. Bolcyn History William E. Bond Economics Robert L. Bordner History Lee Borowsky Economics John Borozny Jr. Business Jerry J. Boyington Psychology Thomas J. Bratus Biology 222 SENIORS Vaughn D. Brauen Business Carey W. Brincefield Education Robert A. Brittman listory Peter J. Brundrett Business James C. Buchan History Larry W. Buckman Biology John J. Burkhardt Business Richard $. Burton Business Sharon D. Cabrera Psychology James T. Campbell Economics VV. Wayne Cannon Mathematics Sally M. Cappello Elementary Education Charles H. Carden Business Terry A. Carr Psychology 723 _____________________________.—-Vs SENIORS lames B. Carroll Business Catherine A. Carter Economics William G. Carter Business George E. Cassady Business Salvatore P. Castellana Elementary Education Karen L. Cave Physical Education William J. Cherney Biology )ohn C. Chiangos History Paul G. Ciano Business Rose L. Cicarello Elementary Education Elena C. Cifuentes Art Arthur C. Ciocca English Robert L. Coe Criminology David W. Coffey Business Stanley D. Cohen Physical Education Steven D. Coleman Physical Education Kenneth M. Conlin Business Phillip J. Connor Economics John S. Conroy English Janet E. Cook Economics 224 SENIORS Richard D. Cook Chemistry Clayton W. Cooper Economics Peggy A. Cooper Sociology Robert L. Cooper Business Donald P. Copeland Business Ron D. Corriden Sociology Patricia R. Cox Physical Education Gerald W. Crabbe Economics Jennifer A. Crane Elementary Education James B. Crawford Business Denis ). Crombie Psychology George F. Cronin Physical Education Alfred ). Cross Sociology Douglas O. Cruce Business Bobby Cunningham History Richard P. Daeger Economics Gene C. Davis Business John M Davis Business laMont P. Davis Business Merrill W. Davis Business 1151 J 225 SENIORS Richard F. Dresselt Physical Education Theresa M. Duke Physical Education Andrew S. Dulina III English Rodney L. Dunkel Biology Lorraine Dulhie Physical Education Lewis C. Eason Industrial Arts Robert L. Deason Accounting Oscar 8. Denham Mathematics Ronald L. Dennis Business Darlene M. Diaz Elementary Education Lawrence A. Diehl II Elementary Education Robert J. Dirdack Economics Rodney F. Dobler Accounting Joseph N. Downs Business 226 SENIORS Robert L. Eason Accounting Paul W. Edgar Industrial Arts Edward M. Eldred Business Cynthia F. Entel Speech and Drama Steven M. Crenrich Music Education Kathleen N. Ernst Elementary Education Roland W. Falana Music Education Richard A. Farber Elementary Education Danny C. Farmer Business Lawrence A. Fatica Business Philip ). Fauerbach Psychology Randall D. Feder Economics Barara Jo Feldman Economics Joette F. Fero Elementary Education 227 SENIORS Robert D. Fitzer Elementary Education Steven D. Forman History Douglas E. Foster Business Gary R. Foy Economics Lawrence J. Frackman Business Robert R. Frederiksen Criminology Richard A. Fuddy Physical Education David A. Fyfe Physical Education Martin J. Gall Physical Education Joseph P. Gallagher Economics George C. Galvin Industrial Arts John J. Gargan Physical Education Roy S. Geiger III Economics Mary D. George Biology 228 SENIORS Paul S. Groschadl English Roy N. Geraci Business Gerald W. Glaze Business Peter Goch Business James A. Gocrlich Sociology Linda A. Gonzalez Elementary Education Lorinda J. Gonzalez Education Lawrence T. Gordon Jr. Economics lules P. Goudeau Industrial Arts Carol J. Granbcrg History Morvin W. Greene History Kenneth J. Greenfield History Gerald K. Griffin History Richard A. Griffin Economics 229 SENIORS Gary N. Gross History Christina C. Haffner Art James W. Hall Business Paula M. Hall Accounting Julian C. Halsema Jr. Business Lois D. Hamann Physical Education Shirley J. Hamilton Elementary Educati i Carol L. Hammond Elementary Educati i Richard L. Hanas Business Susan V. Hanas Elementary Educati n Phillip R. Hankins Music Education Casimir J. Harazda Sociology Allen R. hardy Psychology Robert T. Harmon Accounting Christine E. Harrison Sociology Edward J. Hauser Jr. Economics John L. Hawkins Economics Charles P. Hayes Psychology Forrest L. Hayes Sociology Marjory A. Heaton Biology 230 SENIORS David H. Heflin Psychology Nancy D. Hellriegel Physical Education Gerard J. Henkel Psychology Edwin H. Henry Accounting Mark E. Henze Physical Education Ralph E. Herman History John L. Herring Mathematics Raymond E. Hewitt Physical Education George P. Hewlett Business Manuel I. Hevia Business John A. Hibbcrt Industrial Arts Dennis F. Hill Economics lames W. Hilly English Robert H. Hitch Business Harriet B. Hobday Elementary Education Robert L. Holley Criminology Margaret A. Hornsby Elementary Education Sam E. Huff Physical Education Susan L. Huff Economics Jimmie L. Hufnagel Industrial Management 231 .uasatmri’R SFNIORS I j Luther F. Hughes Business Cordon W. Hough Business Robert J. Hozyash Physical Education Elizabeth M. Hromiko Physical Education Tommy M. Hutson Economics Dayle D. Hyman Elementary Education John H. Ide History Michael R. lezzi Physical Education Judy R. Isaacs Psychology Donald P. Jarvis Sociology Clyde W. Johnson Business Francis E. Johnson Business Jesse L. Johnson History Richard S. Johnson Economics 232 SENIORS Marion L. Johnston History James C. Joiner Business Frank C. Juan Art Education Arate M. Kappiris Elementary Education Richard W. Kaye Economics Marianne F. Kearney Sociology Larry H. Keener Business Jesse I. Keeton Business Keith G. Kehler Chemistry William G. Kerr Economics William R. Kilbourn Business Robert L. Kilcoyne Business Barry M. King Economics William C. Kinsella Criminology SENIORS John M. Kline Psychology Helene S. Krakower Elementary Education Carl D. Kramer Industrial Arts Lynn A. Lancaster Business Charlene M. Lane Physical Education Wayne K. Latham Mathematics Ronald L. Lawrence Economics Frank ). Leach Economics Lila C. Lee Business Michael F. Lee Accounting and Business Robert D. Leinen Business Norma J. LePierre Psychology Michele Leto Elementary Education Beverly B. Lewis Elementary Education 234 235 r“ f: SENIORS Henry D. Madewell )r. Business Louis S. Mancusi Business Clifford L. Mann Business Loran A. Mann Biology Charles F. Manning Psychology Garrett C. Marcinkowski Economics Eric E. Marian Criminology Howard W. Martinez Criminology Barbara A. Mass Elementary Education Patricia A. Mastromatteo Psychology and French James R. Mathias Economics William J. Maurer Business Robert D. McCall Jr. Economics Pamela A. McConnell Art Patricia A. McConnell Physical Education Michael J. McConnon Business John D. McDonald Psychology Martha J. McDonald Elementary Education Thomas E. McDonald Business First F. McDonough English 236 SENIORS John 8. McEnaney Economics Thomas R. McGuirt Fine Arts Belinda S. McKenzie Music Education Billy J. McKenzie Business Shirley A. McMullin Criminology Gerald E. McNair Business Patrick I. McWherter Business Dillard W. Meade Business David A. Measels Business Roy E. Meeks History Wayne ). Meierdiecks Business Gennaro Mellis Business and Economics Ramon A. Mendez Business William M. Metakes Economics Alfonso Mililano Industrial Arts George W. Miller Criminology Robert G. Miller Economics Philip C. Minkley Industrial Arts Thomas F. Minor Business Linda J. Mirabole Elementary Education 73 7 SFNIORS Omar C. Mitchell )r. Elementary Education Larry L. Mobley Business William S. Moody Jr. Mathematics Billy L. Moore Elementary Education William T. Moore Economics James F. Moran Sociology Lauren M. Moriarty Accounting Karen A. Morrill Elementary Education Kenneth S. Morse Economics Mark V. Moser Business Robert C. Muhlethaler Sociology Daniel J. Murphy Business Gary R. Murphy Business Diane L. Muskin Physical Education SENIORS Bismarc k Myrick History john A. Nelson History Janet M. Nichols Business Michael P. Nielsen Business William F. O'Brien III Economics Thomas W. O'Connor Economics Cary R. Oldham Business Hans I. Oelsch Sociology Marc A. Orent Business Barbar E. Oster Physical Education Brian B. Ozment History Michael J. Palais Business Theodore S. Papps Business Frank N. Pernas Criminology 239 Ronald D. Pcskin Economics Oscar J. Peirosh Business Frank I. Petruccelli Economics Patricia D. Petty Spanish Sammie L. Philmore Criminology John A. Pierce Industrial Arts William J. Pilkay Jr. Criminology Robert Pitman Elementary Education John M. Plese Economics and Business James C. Polland Mathematics Claudia M. Pontecorno Education Danny E. Pope Economics Charles Porrcca Business Arnold H. Price History 240 SENIORS James W. Price History George Quigley Business James G. Raeiher Economics Robert C. Randall History Ronald F. Ray History Charles W. Readling Mathematics George F. Reaves Business Gene R Reboh Biology Garland L. Reeves Business William C. Reilly History Richard H. Rcithoffcr Industrial Arts Marvin B. Reneau Business Michelle L. Reynolds Economics William J. Reynolds Business 241 SENIORS Joseph F. Richardi Business Dennis R. Richardson Business Gary S. Richardson Business Katherine E. Richmond Spanish Brian Ritchie Physical Education Charles R. Ritzschke Business Darlene M. Roberto Elementary Educat ior William F. Roberts Sr. Sociology Thomas R. Robeson Accounting Sheri L. Robinson Elementary Educatio Alice M. Rombough History Gladys Rosenblum Sociology Mark J. Rosenthal Business Terrance W. Rowley Economics John W. Roy Sociology lohn H. Rudd Business Elizabeth M. Russ French and Psychology Otto A. Sandlcben Criminology Linda H. Sawyer Speech and Drama Marianne Sbrocco Elementary Education 242 SENIORS Peter Scaglione |r. Physical Education Kristy A. Schrader French Ronald A. Schwathenwald Business Joseph A. Seminara Business Thomas J. Senegelo Business Vicor A. Sergi Sociology and Psychology Wilbur D. Sharpe Business William F. Shea Accounting Larry A. Shields Business Patricia R. Simm Elementary Education Reagan L. Skaggs Business Alan M. Slutsky Biology Donald E. Smalley Sociology Paul N. Smeltzer Economics Charles C. Smith English David R. Smith French David S. Smith |r. Criminology Edward L. Smith History Harry L. Smith History Mark A. Smith Psychology 243 SENIORS Ralph E. Smith Business Jesse A. Soper Physical Education Hernando L. Soriano History Thomas B. Sowell Business Ronald L. Spence Economics Terrance E. Stahl Mathematics Carla E. Stanley Elementary Education Jacqueline M. Start! Biology Gene T. Stockwell Business John R. Storey Sociology Janet T. Suarez Elementary Education Charles T. Swigon Criminology 244 SENIORS Holly L. Taylor Speech and Drama Marjorie S. Tcich Elementary Education Edmund D. Terrell Psychology Robert J. Terry Psychology and History John C. Tesmer Business Mary Ellen Testasecca Elementary Education Guy R. Thomas Business James B. Ihomas Jr. Physical Education R. Mark Thompson Business George R. Tillman Physical Education Carol J Tinder Elementary Education Robert S. Toll Economics Michael A. Tonelli Accounting Lawrence A Thibodeau Mathematics 245 H-mvK sacssa H SJ IPWMStt1 «� 61 4- SENIORS Millon R. Trahan Business Linda S. Tucker Elementary Education Ronald W. Tucker Criminology Milton N. Turner Economics Marie A. Valenti Elementary Education John H. Varbrough Criminology Duffy Verdon Business Stephen J. Virgilio Physical Education Peter Vita Physical Education Timothy S. Vogt II Physical Education James Von Gartzen Criminology Leonora B. Waggoner Elementary Education William B. Walker Criminology Robert L. Triplett Business 246 SENIORS Tommie I. Wallace Music Education Bobby R. Ward Business Marshall M. Ward Jr. Sociology Lorane H. Wasserman History Kazuo Watanabe Business Jean P. Waterman Elementary Education Cheryl C. Watt Economics Charles H. Watts Business Robert W. Weary Jr. Business Sandra Weisinger Elementary Education Terry J. Welch Business Warren J. Wheeler Elementary Education 247 •. .-m ; SENIORS Fred M. While Psychology Kenneth W. White Industrial Arts Richard W White Economics Dennis S. Widlansky Accounting Frederick W. Wiese Economics Diane Wicsenthal History James H. Wigglesworth Mathematics Hugh M. Wilson III History John P. Wilson Music Charles T. Wingate Economics A. J. Wise History Robert Wolf Business Laura J. Wood Education David J. Yakcer Psychology James L. Yoho Psychology Robert C. Young Sociology and Criminology Paul J. Zawadzki Business Eugene C. Zoppo Sociology and Psychology Denny Walker Psychology Marcia Lork 248 SENIOR DIRECTORY Aberle, Jeffrey Burnell — Pough- keepsie, New York; p. 220 Adam, Donis Rae — Lisbon, Ohio; Senior Honors; Kappa Delta Pi- Hislorian; p. 220 Adams, Vicky Ann — Godfrey, Illi- nois; Zeta Tau Alpha; Spanish Club; Newman Club; Panhcllenic; p. 220 Aenus, Barbara Ellen — Riverdale, New York; Program Council; p. 220 Akins, Ernest Glenn — Finley, Cali- fornia; Pen Sword; p. 220 Albrecht, Joseph Nelson — Balti- more, Maryland; Freshman foot- ball; Pen Sword; Alpha Chip; p. 220 Alday, Victor W. — Tampa, Florida; National Collegiate Weightlifting Champion; p. 220 Anderson, Dave — Big Rock, Illinois; Intramural Basketball and Football; p. 220 Anderson, Robert Wayne — Hamp- ton, Virginia; Pen Sword — Vice President and Secretary; Alpha Chi; ODE; p. 220 Anderson, Willard P. — Jesup, Geor- gia; Pen Sword; p. 220 Andes, Deborah Leigh — Richmond, Virginia; Alpha Chi Omega; Pan- hellenic Council; University Players; p. 220 Applin, James Stanley — Iselin, New Jersey; Crew; Biology Club — Pres- ident; Chemistry Club; Baseball; Dorm Advisor; Young Republicans; p. 220 Arango, Xiomara Elisa — Atlanta, Georgia; Spanish Club; University Singers; Softball Team; p 220 Archcbelle, Edwin Bruce — Macon, Georgia; Pen Sword; p. 220 Atkins, William Robert — Florham Park, New Jersey; Varsity Baseball; Alpha Chi; ODE; p 221 Auclair, Joseph Fernand — Merritt Island, Florida; American Industrial Arts Association; Florida Industrial Arts Association; Epsilon Pi Tau; Kappa Delta Pi; p. 221 Baker, John W. — Toledo, Ohio; Pen Sword; p. 221 Balic, Branko — Tampa, Florida; In- ternational Relations Club; p. 221 Bane, Joseph F. — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Pen Sword; p. 221 Baron, Robert George — Bcthesda, Maryland; Pi Kappa Phi; Crew Team; Alpha Chi Omega Sweet- heart; PE Majors Club; p. 221 Beck, Stan D. — Tampa, Florida; p 221 Bellet, Michael Imber — Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania; Theta Chi — Treasurer; Historian, Rush Chair- man; Intramurals; p. 221 Belson, Norman Daniel — Belmar, New Jersey; Pen Sword; Alpha Chi; p. 221 Berg, Thomas R. — DePere, Wiscons- in; Pen Sword; p. 221 Bergeron, Louis Henry — East Bridge- water, Massachusetts; ODE; Pen Sword; p. 221 Bernheim, Martin Ronald — Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania; Pi Kappa Phi; p. 221 Bernstein, Linda — Westbury, New York; Kappa Pi; p. 221 Birch, Brian T. — St. Petersburg; Epsi- lon Pi Tau; Alpha Chi; Kappa Delta Pi; p. 221 Bither, Rodney Dow — South Port- land, Maine; Pen Sword; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 222 Bixler, Louis Ray — Columbus, Geor- gia; Psi Chi; Pen Sword; p. 222 Blackwood, Joe Wallace — Abbe- ville, Alabama; Pen Sword; p. 222 Blalock, Benny Edward — Gadsen, Alabama; p. 222 Blanchard, Russell H. — Oneida, New York; Pen Sword; p. 222 Blankenship, Jesse Lamar — Ragland, Alabama; Pen Sword; p. 222 Boghich, Johnnie Virginia — Tampa, Florida; p. 222 Bolcyn, Margaret W. — Brandon, Florida; Alpha Chi; Phi Alpha Theta; p. 222 Bond, William Eugene — Dade City, Florida; Pen Sword; p 222 Bordner, Robert Lynn — Cutler, Indi- ana; p. 222 Borowsky, Lee — Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania, Tau Epsilon Phi; p. 222 Borozny, John — Cumberland, Rhode Island; p. 222 Boyington, Jerry James — Bay Mi- nette, Alabama; Pen Sword; Big Brother Program; p. 222 Bratus, Thomas J. — Dearborn Heights, Michigan; Phi Epsilon Pi; Zeta Beta Tau; Tampa Police Pistol and Rifle Club; p. 222 Brauer, Vaughn Dean — Twin Falls, Idaho; Pen Sword; p. 223 Brincefield, Carey W. — Washington, D. C; p. 223 Brittman, Robert Alan — Elizabeth, New Jersey; Zeta Beta Tau; Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching Band; Con- cert Band; Stage Band; Pep Band; Stu-Government Association; p. 223 Brundrett, Peter John — Walpole, Massachusetts; p. 223 Buchan, James Caird — Cleveland, Ohio; Phi Alpha Theta; Alpha Chi; Pen Sword; French Club; p. 223 Buckman, Larry Wayne — Hender- son, Kentucky; Pen Sword; p. 223 Burkhardt, John Joseph — Yonkers; Theta Chi; Communications Com- mittee-Chairman; Planning and Development Committee; Student Judiciary Committee; Student Traf- fic Court; House of Representa- tives; Elections Committee; p. 223 Burton, Richard Steven — Newton, Massachusetts; Business Manager for MINARET; Orientation Com- mittee; Delta Sigma Pi — Vice- President; p. 223 Cabrera, Sharon Dalia — Tampa, Florida; p. 223 Campbell, James limothy — San Francisco; Pen Sword; p. 223 Cannon, Wayne W. — Sellersburg, Indiana; Pen Sword; p. 223 Cappello, Sally Marie — Tampa, Flor- ida; p. 223 Carden, Charles H. — Tampa, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 223 Carr, Terry Andrew — Macon, Geor- gia; Psi Chi; Alpha Chi; Pen Sword; p. 223 Carroll, James Bruce — Columbus, Ohio; Pen Sword; p. 224 Carter, Catherine Anne — La Porte, Indiana; Young Republicans — President, District Secretary; Tempo — Pres. Program Council; Student Government Association; Little Sister of Delta Sigma Pi; Exec- utive Committee of Smiley Hall — Treasurer; p. 224 Carter, W'illiam G. — Buffalo, New York; Pen Sword; Alpha Chi; p. 224 250 Cassady, George Edward — Si. Pe- tersburg, Florida; Pen Sword; ODE; p. 224 Casiellana, Salvatore Philip — Char- leroi, Pennsylvania; p. 224 Cave, Karen Lee — Uniontown, Pennsylvania; Delta Phi Epsilon — Secretary, Athletic Chairman; Uni- versity Singers; Dorm Advisor; House of Representatives; p. 224 Chemey, William Joseph — Middle- town, New Jersey; Biology Club; p. 224 Chiungos, John Charles — Lowell, Massachusetts; Phi Alpha Theta; Alpha Chi; Program Council; McKay Hall Advisor; p. 224 Ciano, Paul Gerald — Arlington, Massachusetts; Pi Kappa Phi — Historian, Social Chairman; p. 224 Ciccarello, Rose Lucille — Tampa, Florida; p. 224 Cifuentes, Elena Carmen — Tampa, Florida; p. 224 Ciocca, Arthur C. — Buffalo, New York; TKE — Vice-President, Pledge Trainer; Sigma lau Delta; p. 224 Coe, Robert Leland — Spencer, West Virginia; p. 224 Coffey, David William — Newburgh, New York; Pen Sword; p. 224 Cohen, Stanley David — Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania; Crew; P.E. Ma- jors Club; p. 224 Coleman, Steven D. — St. Joseph, Michigan; p. 224 Conlin, Kenneth Michael — St. Pe- tersburg, Florida; Delta Sigma Pi; Crew; p. 224 Connor, Phillip James — Tampa, Flor- ida; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 224 Conroy, John Stanley — Loveladies, New Jersey; Crew; Sigma Phi Epsi- lon — Social Chairman, Pledge Ed- ucator; Student Development Committee; p. 224 Cook, Janet Estelle — Gilmer, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 224 Cook, Richard Dennis — New Brit- ain, Connecticut; Floor Advisor; Chemistry Club — President; Pro- gram Council; p. 224 Cooper, Clayton W. — Anchorage, Alaska; Pen Sword; p. 225 Cooper, Peggy Ann — Coffeyville, Kansas; p. 225 Cooper, Robert LeRoy — Dewey, Oklahoma; Pen Sw-ord; p. 225 Copeland, Donald Patrick — Mem- phis, Tennessee; Pen Sword; p. 225 Corriden, Ron Delbert — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; p. 225 Cox, Patricia R. — Rome, New York; Spartanettes; Zela Tau Alpha; Civi- nettes Newman Club; PE Majors; Dorm Advisor; Fencing Club; p. 225 Crabbe, Gerald William — Tenafly, New Jersey; Orientation Commit tee; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Chaplain; p. 225 Crane, Jennifer A. — Morris Plains, New Jersey; Young Republicans — Recording Secretary; Smiley Hall Activities Committee; p. 225 Crawford, James Bruce — Pensacola, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 225 Crombie, Denis Joseph — Lincoln, Rhode Island; p. 225 Cronin, George F. — Massapequa, New York; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Crew; p. 225 Cross, Alfred J. — St. Petersburg, Flor- ida; p. 225 Cruce, Douglas O. — Oviedo, Flori- da; Pen Sword; p. 225 Cunningham, Bobby J. — Augusta, Georgia; Sword Shield; p. 225 Daeger, Richard P. — Columbus, Georgia; Pen Sword; p. 225 Davis, Gene Carlton — Marion, Vir- ginia; Alpha Chi; Pen Sword; p. 225 Davis, John Marshal — Alexandria, Virginia; Freshman Football; Pi Kappa Phi; Orientation Commit- tee; IFC Davis, LaMont P. — Richmond, Indi- ana; Pen Sword; p. 225 Davis, Merrill Weston — Nashua, New Hampshire; Pen Sword; p. 225 Deason, Robert Lee — Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 226 Denham, Oscar Brooks — Tampa, Floirda; Alpha Chi; Band; Poetry Review Staff; p. 226 Dennis, Ronald Lee — Warsaw, Mis- souri; Pen Sword — Secretary; SGA Representative; Pen Sword — President; Orientation Commit- tee; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 226 SENIOR DIRECTORY Diaz, Darlene Mercedes — Tampa, Florida; p. 226 Diehl, Lawrence A. — Bradenton, Florida; p. 226 Dirdack, Robert James — Morris- town, New Jersey; University of Tampa Players; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 226 Dobler, Rodney Frederick — Occ anside. Long Island; President of Sophomore Class; President of Junior Class; Chairman of Orienta- tion; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Treasur- er; Senior Class Senator; p. 226 Downs, loseph N. — Rosemont, Pennsylvania; p. 226 Drcsselt, Richard F. — New Smyrna Beach, Florida; PE Majors Club; Dorm Advisor; p. 226 Duke, Theresa M. — Bellmore, Long Island, New York; Dorm Advisor; Newman Club — Treasurer; Alter- nate Justice of Student Judiciary; p. 226 Dulina, Andrew S. Ill — Willingboro, New Jersey; p. 226 Dunkel, Rodney Lee — Apollo Beach; p. 226 Dulhie, Lorraine — Princeton, New Jersey; Alpha Chi Omega; Vice- President of Smiley Hall; Student Government Association; Chair- man of Lawn Displays, Homecom- ing, 1971; p. 226 Eason, Lewis C. — Tallahassee, Flori- da; Pen Sword; p. 226 Eason, Robert Lee — Houston, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 227 Edgar, Paul W. — Tampa, Florida; p. 227 Eldred, Edward Morris — Horse- heads, New York; Delta Sigma Pi; University Singers; p. 227 Entel, Cynthia F. — N. Massapequa, New York; University Players; p. 227 Erenrich, Steven M. — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; p. 227 Ernst, Kathleen Nancy — New Port Richey, Florida; Alpha Chi Omega — Rush Chairman; Secretary of Smiley Hall; Pi Kappa Phi Daugh- ter; p. 227 Falana, Roland Windell — Largo, Florida; Marching and Stage Band; Kappa Kappa Psi; p. 227 Farber, Richard Allen — Tampa, Flo- 251 ...M.iHaHH -....'T SENIOR DIRECTORY irda; p. 227 Farmer, Danny C. — Elmwood, Ten- nessee; p. 227 Fatica, Lawrence Angelo — Cleve- land, Ohio; Theta Chi; p. 227 Fauerbach, Philip John — Parsippany, New Jersey; Vice-President ot Delo Hall; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Student Government; Alpha Chi Omega; p. 227 Feder, Randall Dean — Cleveland, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Pi — Secre- tary; p. 227 Feldman, Barbara Jo — Westport, Connecticut; Program Council; Tempo; Delta Sigma Pi Little Sister; Young Republicans; Homecoming Committee; Smiley Hall Standards Board; p. 227 Fero, Joettc Forsblom — Flushing, New York; Civinettes; Dorm Advi- sor; p. 227 Fitzer, Robert Dennis — New Lenox, Illinois; p. 228 Forman, Steven David — North Miami Beach, Florida; Crew; Tau Kappa Epsilon — Vice-President; IFC; p. 228 Foster, Douglas E. — Gainesville, Georgia; p. 228 Foy, Gary Richard — Medina, Ohio; Dorm Counselor; Intramural Foot- ball; Retreat Bowling League; p. 228 Trackman, Lawrence Jay — Milwauk- ee, Wisconsin; p. 228 Frederiksen, Robert R. — Clearwater, Florida; p. 228 Fuddy, Richard Anthony — Hazleton, Pennsylvania; Head Manager of Football Team; p. 228 Fyfc, David Arthur — Tampa, Florida; Association of Professional Ball Players of America; p. 228 Gall, Martin J. — Sheboygan, Wis- consin; p. 228 Gallagher, Joseph P. — Indianapolis, Indiana; Pen Sword; p. 228 Galvin, George C. — Tampa, Florida; Alpha Chi — President; Epsilon Pi Tau — Secretary; Psi Chi; p. 228 Gargan, John Joseph — Islamorada, Florida; Orientation Committee; P.E. Majors Club; Alpha Epsilon Pi — Vice-President; p. 228 Geiger, Roy Stanley, Washington, D. C; Football; ROTC; Cadet It. Col; Library Club; Food Club; p. 228 George, Mary Diane — lampa, Flori- da; Alpha Chi; Biology Club; p. 228 Geraci, Roy Nicholas — Tampa, Flori- da; Sigma Phi Epsilon; p. 229 Galzc, Gerald William — Indianapo- lis, Indiana; Pen Sword; p. 229 Goch, Peter — Rochelle, Park, New Jersey; p. 229 Gocrlich, James Allen — Union, New Jersey; Intramural Football; p. 229 Gonzalez, Linda Ann — Tampa, Flo- irda; p. 229 Gonzalez, lorinda Joette — Tampa, Florida; p. 229 Gordon, Lawrence T. — Punta Gorda, Florida; Theta Chi; IFC — Treasurer; Rapper Committee; p. 229 Goudeau, Jules P. — Clearwater, Florida; Florida Industrial Arts As- sociation; Epsilon Pi Tau; p. 229 Granbcrg, Carol Jean — Tampa, Flori- da; Phi Alpha Theta; p. 229 Greene, Mervin Wayne — Rich- mond, Virginia; Phi Alpha Theta; Pen Sword; p. 229 Greenfield, Kenneth James — Tampa, Florida; p. 229 Griffin, Gerald Kieffer — Baltimore, Maryland; p. 229 Griffin, Richard—Allen — Long Beach, California; p. 229 Groschadl, Paul S. — Yorktown Heights, New York; Varsity Base- ball Team; p. 229 Gross, Gary N. — Sunland, California; Pen Sword; p. 230 Haffncr, Christina Childc — Cincin- nati, Ohio; p. 230 Hall, James William — Marion, Vir- ginia; Delta Sigma Pi — Chancel- lor; Pen Sword; p. 230 Hall, Paula Marion — Tampa, Florida; Alpha Chi; American Accounting Association; p. 230 Halsema,. Julian C. — Jacksonville, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 230 Hamann, Lois Deborah — Jericho, New York; Cheerleader; 1971 Homecoming Queen; Zeta Tau Alpha; Civinettes, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon Little Sister; Orientation Com- mittee; Special Events Committee; p. 230 Hamilton, Shirley June — Tampa, Florida; p. 230 Hammond, Carol Lynn — Piscataway, New Jersey; p. 230 Hanas, Richard Langdon — Oviedo, Florida; Football; Sigma Phi Epsilon — Treasurer; Big Lyre and Sweet- heart of Alpha Chi Omega; p. 230 Hanas, Susan V. — Oviedo, Florida; Alpha Chi Omega — President; Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister; p. 230 Hawkins, Phillip Ross — Tampa, Flor- ida; Band; Stage Band; Kappa Kappa Psi; p. 230 Harazda, Casimir Joseph — Irvington, New Jersey; Pen Sword; p. 230 Hardy, Allen Russell — Pennsville, New Jersey; Sigma Phi Fpsilon; Wrestling; p. 2.30 Harmon, Robert Troy — Bayonne, New Jersey; p. 230 Harrison, Christine Elizabeth — Mil- waukee, Wisconsin; Zeta Tau Alpha; p. 230 Hauser, Edward J. — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; ODE; Pen Sword; p. 230 Hawkins, John Luther — Knoxville, Tennessee; ODE; Pen Sword; p. 230 Hayes, Charles Phillip — Peekskill, New York; Psi Chi; p. 230 Hayes, Forrest L. — Adamsvillc, Ala- bama; Psi Chi; Pen Sword; Big Brothers of Tampa; p. 230 Heaton, Marjory Ann — Largo, Flori- da; p. 230 Heflin, David H. — Winchester, Vir- ginia; Student Program Council; Intramural College Bowl; p. 231 Hellriegel, Nancy Dean — Middle- sex, New Jersey; Houso of Repre- sentatives; Alpha Chi Omega; Food Committee; Civinettes; Dorm Advisor; p. 231 Henkel, Gerard Joseph — Merrick, New York; Sigma Phi Epsilon; p. 231 Henry, Edwin Hoyctt — Mesquite, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 231 Henze, Mark ERwin — Rensselaer, New York; Dorm Advisor; Spartan Serenades; p. 231 Herman, Ralph E. — Orlando, Flori- da; Pen Sword; p. 231 Herring, John L. — Tampa, Florida; Mens' Glee Club; Psi Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Madrigal Singers; 252 SENIOR DIRECTORY University Singers; Pen Sword; p. 231 Hewitt, Raymond Enrique — Tampa, Florida; p. 231 Hewlett, George P. — Tampa, Flori- da; Delta Sigma Pi — President; Pen Sword; p. 231 Hevia, Manuel L. — Tampa, Florida; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 231 Hibberl, John A. — Yonkers, New York; Kappa Delta Pi; Epsilon Pi Tau; p. 231 Hill, Dennis Frederick — York, Penn- sylvania; Dorm Advisor; Minaret Staff; Tau Epsilon Phi, Chancellor; p. 231 Hilly, James W. — Blufflon, Ohio; p. 231 Hitch, Robert H. — Jacksonville, North Carolina; Pen Sword; p. 231 Hobday, Harriet Barnard — Cleaova- ter, Florida; University Singers; p. 231 Holley, Robert Lee — Tampa, Florida; p. 231 Hornsby, Margaret Ann — Tampa, Florida; p. 231 Huff, Sam E. — Tampa, Florida; p. 231 Huff, Susan Louise — Wyomissing, Pennsylvania; Minaret Assistant Editor; Dorm Advisor; TEMPO; p. 231 Hufnagel, Jimmie L. — Massillon, Ohio; Pen Sword; p. 231 Hughes, Luther Franklin — Charles- ton, South Carolina; Pen Sword; p. 232 Hough, Gordon William — Tampa, Florida; Pen Sword; Della Sigma Pi; p. 232 Hozvash, Robert Joseph — Roy- ersford, Pennsylvania; Intramural Sports; p. 232 Hromiko, Elizabeth Mary — Bronx, New York; University Players; Marching Band; Tau Beta Sigma; p. 232 Hutson, Tommy Mack — McComb, Mississippi; Pen Sword; p. 232 Hyman, Dayle Diane — Tampa, Flori- da; Program Council; p. 232 Ide, John Harrison — Klamath, Ore- gon; Pen Sword; p. 232 lezzi, Michael Richard — Hamder, Connecticut; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Assistant Director McKay Hall; p. 232 Isaacs, Judy Roberta — Toronto, Can- ada; Psi Chi; p. 232 Jarvis, Donald Paul — Bay City, Mich- igan; p. 232 Johnson, Clyde W. — Selma, Ala- bama; Pen Sword; p. 232 Johnson, Francis Erwin — Tampa, Florida; p. 232 Johnson, Jesse L. — Pocahontas, Ar- kansas; Pen Sw'ord; p. 232 Johnson, Richard Stanley — Stam- ford, Connecticut; Crew Team; Sigma Phi Epsilon; p. 232 Johston, Marion lylos — Seffner, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 233 Joiner, James Clarence — Tampa, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 233 Juan, Frank Carl — Tampa, Florida; p. 233 Kappiris, Arate — Tampa, Florida; Program Council; Orientation Committee; Morrocan Staff; Edu- cational Fraternity; p. 233 Kaye, Richard Warren — Great Neck, New York; Golf; p. 233 Kearney, Marianne Therese — Tampa, Florida; p. 233 Keener, Larry Howard — Marietta, Georgia; p. 233 Keeton, Jesse LeRoy — Granite City, Illinois; Pen Sword; Crew Team; p. 233 Kchler, Keith G. — St. Petersburg, Florida; Chemistry Club; p. 233 Kerr, William Gary — Steubenville, Ohio; Delta Sigma Pi; Omicron Delta Espilon; p. 233 Kilbourn, William Ray — White River Jet., Vermont; Crew Team; Pen Sword; Delta Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; p. 233 Kilcoyne, Robert Lewis — Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania; p. 233 King, Barry Mayer — Washington, D. C; ODE; Dorm Advisor; Bowling League; p. 233 Kinsolla, William Cullen — Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania; Karate Team; Pi Kappa Phi; p. 233 Kline, John M. — Cornwall on Hud- son, New York; p. 234 Krakower, Helene S. — East Paterson, New Jersey; Alpha Chi Omega; Marching Band; Zeta Beta Tau, Lit- tle Sister; p. 234 Kramer, Carl Duane — Bradenton, Florida; p. 234 Lancaster, Lynn Allan — Beloit, Wis- consin; Pen Sword; p. 234 Lane, Charlene Margaret — Stratford, New Jersey; p. 234 Latham, Wayne Keith — Athens, Texas; Pen Sword; Alpha Chi; - ODE; Spartan Serenaders; p. 234 Lawrence, Ronald Lee — Rocky Mount, North Carolina; Pen Sword; p. 234 Leach, Frank Joseph — Manteca, Cal- ifornia; Pen Sword; p. 234 Lee, Lita C. — Oceanside, New York; Delta Sigma Phi, Little Sister; Tempo; p. 234 Lee, Michael — Louisville, Kentucky; p. 234 Leinen, Robert David — Auburn, New York; Pen Sword; Alpha Chi; Onicron Delta Epsilon, p. 234 LePierre, Norma Jean — Logansport, Indiana; Psi Chi; Spanish Club; Alpha Chi; p. 234 Lcto, Michele — Tampa, Florida; Spanish Club; p. 234 Lewis, Beverly B. — Tampa, Florida; p. 234 Lewis, Don William — Miami, Flori- da; Football; p. 235 Lewis, Donald A. — Owosso, Michi- gan; Pen Sword; p. 235 Livingston, Jacklyn Anne — Avon-By- The-Sea, New Jersey; p. 235 Locklin, Charles William — Monroe- ville, Alabama; Pen Sword; Alpha Chi; p. 235 Lockwood, Thomas E. — Pinellas Park, Florida; Lambda Alpha Epsi- lon; p. 235 Long, Donald £. — Sebring, Florida; Pen Sword; Psi Chi; p. 235 Longo, Robert M. — Utica; Golf Team; p. 235 Lopez, Wayne C. — Tampa, Florida; Tau Epsilon Phi; p. 235 LoVecchio, Joseph J — Upper Mont- clair, New Jersey; Crew Team; Delta Sigma Pi; Pi Kappa Phi; Stu- dent Judiciary Board; p. 235 Lowery, Donald F. — Walnut, Illinois; Pen Sword; p. 235 Lozano, William — Santa Maria, Cali- fornia; Pen Sword; p. 235 Luber, Edward W. —Washington, D. C; Theta Chi; p. 235 Macomber, Bruce G. — Land O 253 SENIOR DIRECTORY Lakes, Florida; p. 235 Maddry, Ted R. — Homer, Louisiana; Pen Sword; p. 235 Madewell, Henry D. — Crossville, Tennessee; Pen Sword; p. 236 Mancusi, Louis S. — Massapequa, New York; Wrestling; Sigma Phi Epsilon; p. 236 Mann, Clifford L. — Ocala, Florida; p. 236 Mann, Loran A. — Van Wert, Ohio; Crew Team; Biology Club; Zeta Beta Tau; p. 236 Manning, Charles F. — Ogdensburg, New York; Pen Sword; p. 236 Marcinkowski, Garrett C. — Stam- ford, Connecticut; Pen Sword; p. 236 Marian, Eric E. — Tampa, Florida; p. 236 Martinez, Howard W. — Tampa, Florida; p. 236 Mass, Barbara A. — Pittsburg, Penn- sylvania; Program Council; Orien- tation Committee; p. 236 Mastromattco, Patricia A. — Paris; Psi Chi; Dorm Advisor; Newman's Club; p. 236 Mathias, James R. — Fort Wayne, In- diana; Pen Sword; p. 236 Maurer, William J. — Mahopac, New York; p. 236 McCall, Robert D. — High Point, North Carolina: Band; Kappa Kappa Psi; p. 236 McConnell, Pamela A. — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; p. 236 McConnell, Patricia A. — Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; p. 236 McConnon, Michael J. — Pawtucket, Rhode Island; p. 236 McDonald, John D. — Mountaintop, Pennsylvania; Program Council; p. 236 McDonald, Martha J. — Tampa, Flori- da; p. 236 McDonald, Thomas E. — Tampa, Florida; p. 236 McDonough, First F. — Tampa, Flori- da; p. 236 McEnaney, John B. — Fort Lauder- dale, Florida; Crew Team; Della Sigma Pi; p. 237 McGuirt, Thomas R. — Miami, Flori- da; p. 237 McKenzie, Belinda S. — Bradenton, Florida; Tau Beta Sigma; Band; p. 237 McKenzie, Billy |. — Talladega, Ala- bama; Pen Sword; p. 237 McMullin, Shirley A. — Toledo, Ohio; p. 237 McNair, Gerald E. — Jacksonville, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 237 McWhorter, Patrick J. — Los Angeles, California; Pen Sword; p. 237 Meade, Dillard W. — St. Petersburg, Florida; p. 237 Measels, David A. — Beaumont, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 237 Meeks, Roy E. — Memphis, Tennes- see; Pen Sword; p. 237 Meierdicrcks, Wayne J. — Cinnamin- son. New Jersey; Della Sigma Pi; p. 237 Mellis, Gennaro — Tampa, Florida; Pen Sword; Philosophy Club; p. 237 Mendez, Ramon A. — Cuba; Spanish Club; p. 237 Merakes, William M. — Cold Spring Harbor, New York; Theta Chi; Pro- gram Council; Judicial Board; p. 237 Militano, Alfonso — Glen Cove, New York; Pen Sword; p. 237 Miller, George W. — Lakeland, Flori- da; Lamda Epsilon Alpha; p. 237 Miller, Robert G. — Pittsburg, Penn- sylvania; p. 237 Minkley, Philip C. — Sarasota, Flori- da; p. 237 Minor, Thomas F. — Bowling Green, Kentucky; p. 237 Mirabole, Linda J. — Tampa, Florida; p. 237 Mitchell, Omar C. — Tampa, Florida; p. 238 Mobley, Larry L. — Tampa, Florida; p. 238 Moody, William $. — Kennesaw, Georgia; Pen Sword; p. 238 Moore, Billy L. — Colusa, California; Pen Sword; p 238 Moore, William T. — Sylvania, Geor- gia; Pen Sword; p. 238 Moran, James, F. — Binghamton, New York; p. 238 Moriarty, Lauren M. — Tampa, Flori- da; p. 238 Morrill, Karen A. — Holbrook, Mas- sachusetts; p. 238 Morse, Kenneth S. — Cleveland, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Pi; Delta Sigma Pi; ODE; p. 238 Moser, Mark V. — Cincinnati, Ohio; Pen Sword; Omicron Delta Epsi- lon; p. 238 Muglethaler, Robert C. — Miles City, Montana; Pen Sword; p. 238 Murphy, Daniel J. — Greenwich, Connecticut; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Chi Omega; p. 238 Murphy, Gary R. — Cincinnati, Ohio; Pen Sword; p. 238 Muskin, Diane L. — Baltimore, Mary- land; Alpha Chi Omega Student Government; p. 238 Myrick, Bismarck — Portsmouth, Vir- ginia; Pen Sword; p. 239 Nelson, John A. — Bergen field. New Jersey; p. 239 Nichols, Janet M. — Clcmsford, Mas- sachusetts; Tempo; Pen Sword; p. 239 Nielsen, Michael P. — Fair Haven, New Jersey; Crew; p. 239 O'Brien, William F. — Monroe, Con- necticut; Delta Sigma Pi; ODE; p. 239 O'Connor, Thomas W. — Chicago, Il- linois; Pen Sword; p. 239 Oldham, Gary R. — Joliet, Illinois; Pen Sword; p. 239 • Olesch, Hans L. — Rochester, New York; p. 239 Orent, Marc Allan — Norwo, Massa- chusetts; p. 239 Ostcr, Barbara E. — New Orleans, Louisiana; Delta Phi Epsilon; Uni- versity Players; p. 239 Ozmcnt, Brian B. — St. Petersburg, Florida; p. 239 Palais, Michael J. — Bayonne, New Jersey; Zeta Beta Tau — President; University Singers; p. 239 Papps, Theodore S. — Wellesley, Massachusetts; Pi Kappa Phi — President; Intrafraternity Council; p. 239 Pernas, Frank N. — Tampa, Florida; p. 239 Peskin, Ronald D. — Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; p. 240 Petrosh, Oscar J. — Mays Landing, New Jersey; p. 240 Petruccelli, Frank L. — Massapequa, New York; p. 240 Petty, Patricia D. — Seminole, Flori- da; Spanish Club; p. 240 Philmore, Sammie L. — Tampa, Flori- 254 SENIOR DIRECTORY da; p. 240 Pierce, John A. — Brandon, Florida; p. 240 Pilkay, William J. — Tampa, Florida; p. 240 Pitman, Robin — North Caldwell, New Jersey; Spanish Club; Madri- gal Singers; p. 240 Plese, John M. — St. Louis, Missouri; p. 240 Polland, James C. — W'innsboro, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 240 Pontecorro, Claudia M. — Roseland, New Jersey; Zeta Tau Delta; Civi- nettes; p. 240 Pope, Danny E. — Bainbridge, Geor- gia; p. 240 Porreca, Charles — Glassboro, New Jersey; p. 240 Price, Arnold H. — Lowell, Massa- chusetts; Tau Kappa Epsiion — President; p. 240 Price, James W. — Middleton, Idaho; Pen Sword; p. 241 Quigley, George — Brandon, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 241 Raether, James G. — Cadott, Wis- consin; Pen Sword; p 241 Randall, Robert C. — Tampa, Florida; p. 241 Ray, Ronald E. — Brandon, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 241 Readling, Charles W. — Fayetteville, North Carolina; Pen Sword; p. 241 Reaves, George F. — Jacksonville, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 241 Reboh, Gene R. — Narberth, Penn- sylvania; Program Council; Biology Club; Minaret; p. 241 Reeves, Garland L. — Coolidge, Ari- zona; p. 241 Reilly, William C. — Livingston, New Jersey; Theta Chi; Tennis; p. 241 Reithoffer, Richard H. — Lighthouse Pt., Florida; Sigma Phi Epsilon; p. 241 Reneau, Marvin B. — Freeport, Texas; p. 241 Reynolds, Michelle L. — Washington, D. C.; Tempo; p. 241 Reynolds, William J. — Smithtown, New York; Crew; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 241 Richardi, Joseph F. — Braintree, Mas- sachusetts; Theta Chi; p. 242 Richardson, Dennis R. — Akron, Ohio; Pen Sword; p. 242 Richardson, Gary S. — Melrose, Mas- sachusetts; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 242 Richmond, Katherine E, — Tarpon Springs, Florida; p. 242 Ritchie, Brian — Tampa, Florida; Bas- ketball Team; p 242 Rilzschke, Charles R. — Republic, Washington; Pen Sword; p. 242 Roberto, Darlene M. — Wayne, New Jersey; Civinettes; p. 242 Roberts, William E. — Point Pleasant, W. Virginia; p. 242 Robeson, Thomas R. — Wadesboro, N. Carolina; Pen Sword; p. 242 Robinson, Sheri L. — Tampa, Florida; Alpha Chi; p. 242 Rombough, Alice M. — Tampa, Flori- da; p. 242 Roseblum, Gladys — Staten Island, New York; Tau Beta Sigma; Band; University Singers; p. 242 Rosenthal, Mark J. — Rockville Cen- tre, New York; Tennis; Tau Epsilon Phi; p. 242 Rowley, Terrance W. — Kansas City, Missouri; Pen Sword; p. 242 Roy, John W. — Charles City, Iowa; p. 242 Rudd, John H. — Las Vegas, Nevada; Pen Sword; p. 242 Russ, Elizabeth M. — Albany, New York; Psi Chi; Alpha Chi; p. 242 Sandleben, Otto A. — St. Petersburg, Florida; p. 242 Sawyer, Linda H. — Treasure Island, Florida; Alpha Psi Omega; Univer- sity Players; p. 242 Sbrocco, Marianne — Cleveland, Ohio; p. 242 Scaglione, Peter — Tampa, Florida; Football Team; p. 243 Schrader, Kristy A. — St. Petersburg, Florida; p. 243 Schwachenwald, Ronald A. — Bran- don, Florida; p. 243 Seminara, Joseph A. — Belmont, Massachusetts; Delta Sigma Pi; Dorm Advisor; p. 243 Senegeto, Thomas J. — Fair Lawn, New Jersey; p. 243 Sergi, Victor A. — Thonotosassa, Flor- ida; p. 243 Sharpe, Wilbur D. — Lexington, North Carolina; Pen Sword; p. 243 Shea, William E. — Arvada, Colorado; Pen Sword; ODE; p. 243 Shields, Larry A. — Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania; Pen Sword; p. 243 Simm, Patricia R — East St. Louis, Illi- nois; p. 243 Skaggs, Reagan I. — Clarksville, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 243 Slutsky, Alan M. — Metuchen, New Jersey; Biology Club; Alpha Epsilon Pi; p. 243 Smalley, Donald E. — Peebles, Ohio; p. 243 Smelizer, Paul N. — Denver, Pennsyl- vania; Pen Sword; p. 243 Smith, Charles C. — Highland Park, Michigan; Sigam Phi Epsilon; Stu- dent Government; p. 243 Smith, David R. — Tampa, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 243 Smith, Daniel S. — Tampa, Florida; p. 243 Smith, Edward L. — West Roxbury, ___Massachusetts; Pen Sword; p. 243 Smith, Harry L. — Wadesboro, North Carolina; Pen Sword; Phi Alpha Theta; p. 243 Smith, Mark A. — Haverhill, Massa- chusetts; Psi Chi; p. 243 Smith, Ralph E. — Anderson, Indiana; Pen Sword; Delta Sigma Pi; p. 244 Soper, Jesse A. — Homestead, Flori- da; Football; p. 244 Soriano, Hernando L.S. — San Fran- cisco, California; p. 244 Sowell, Thomas B. — San Antonio, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 244 Spence, Ronald L. — Albany, New York; p. 244 Stahl, Terrance E. — Tampa, Florida; Kappa Kappa Psi; p. 244 Stanley, Carla E, — Sarasota, Florida; Program Council; p. 244 Startt, Jacqueline M. — Sierra Vista, Arizona; Student Government; Zeta Tau Alpha; Spartanettcs; p. 244 Stevenson, William R. — Providence Rhode Island; Pen Sword; p. 244 Stewart, John E. — Tampa, Florida; p. 244 Stockwell, Gene T. — El Granada, California; Pen Sword; p. 244 Storey, John R. — Plant City, Florida; p. 244 Suarez, Janet T. — Paramus, New Jer- SENIOR DIRECTORY sey; Civincttes; Zeta Tau Alpha; p. 244 Swigon, Charles T. — Point Pleasant, New Jersey; Basketball; p. 244 Taylor, Holly L. — Fort Thomas, Ken- tucky; University Players; Alpha Psi Omega; p. 245 Teich, Marjorie S. — Levittown, New York, Program Council; University Singers; Alpha Chi Omega; p. 245 Terrell, Edmund D. — Tampa, Flori- da; Psi Chi; Pen Sword; p. 245 Terry, Robert J. — Chadwicks, New York; Pen Sword; Psi Chi; p. 245 Tesmer, John G. — Detroit, Michi- gan; Pen Sword; p. 245 Testasecca, Mary Ellen — Tampa, Florida; Delta Phi Epsilon; p. 245 Thibodeau, Lawrence A. — Minnea- polis, Minnesota; p. 245 Thomas, Guy R. — Thomaston, Geor- gia; Football; p. 245 Thomas, James B. — Collegeville, Pennsylvania; p. 245 Thompson, Mark R. — Temple Ter- race, Florida; Basketball; p. 245 Tillman, George R. — McKenzie, Ala- bama; Pen Sword; p. 245 Tinder, Carol J. — Beloit, Wisconsin; Choir; Madrigal Singers; p. 245 Toll, Robert S. — Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania; Theta Chi; p. 245 Tonelli, Michael A. — Rivcrvicw, Florida; p. 245 Trahan, Milton R. — Bridge City, Texas; Pen Sword; p. 246 Triplett, Robert L. — Bergoo, West Virginia; Pen Sword; p. 246 Tucker, Linda S. — Tampa, Florida; Sigma Phi Epsilon; p. 246 Tucker, Ronald W. — Tampa, Florida; Lambda Alpha Epsilon; p. 246 Turner, Milton N. — West Palm Beach, Florida; Pen Sword; p. 246 Valenti, Marie A. — Tampa, Florida; Delta Phi Epsilon; p. 246 Yarbrough, John H. — Fort Meyers, Florida; p. 246 Verdon, Duffy — New York City, New York; Pen Sword; p. 246 Virgilio, Stephen J. — New Hyde Park, New York; p. 246 Vita, Peter — Pleasantville, New York; p. 246 Vogt, Timothy $. — Tampa, Florida; Basketball; p. 246 Von Gartzcn, James — St. Petersburg, Florida; Lambda Alpha Epsilon; 246 Waggoner, Leonora B. — Short Hills, New Jersey; Civinettes; Zeta Tau Alpha; Program Council; p. 246 Walker, William B. — St. Petersburg, Florida; Lambda Alpha Epsilon; p. 246 Wallace, Tommie L. — Tampa, Flori- da; p. 247 Ward, Bobby R. — Brundidge, Ala- bama; Pen Sword; p. 247 Ward, Marshall M. — Dalton, Geor- gia; Pen Sword; p. 247 Wasserman, Lorane H. — Massape- qua Park, New York; p. 247 Watanabe, Kazuo — Tokyo, Japan; p. 247 Waterman, Jean P. — Fairfax, Virgin- ia; Zeta Tau Alpha; Civinettes; Spartanette; p. 247 Watt, Cheryl C. — New Canaan, Connecticut; 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