University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1974 volume:

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This was the fourth year the students have joined forces to make Hanukkah a holiday not only for Jewish students, friends and relatives, but also for all concerned. In charge of putting things together were: Steve Wolfson, Dave Lilt, Howard Sherman. Joni Topolosky, Janet Bush, and Bar- bara White. Feature Tau Kappa Epsilon — Honorable Mention Homecoming Committee Ralph Rosenblatt Chairman Candy Moore — Dance Marc Kelman Queen Dan Krzywieki Carnival Wyck Furcron — Voting Becky McElroy Secretary John Walsh —Skits Bill Bush — Halftime Feature. Features Homecoming ’73-’74 The Winners ♦♦♦♦ y; l Fealur Homecoming Results: Taking over for Sherrie Frit as Miss University of Tampa. Debbie Phillips was crowned '73-‘74 Homecoming Queen. Debbie Phillips was sponsored by Pen Sword Lady-in-Waiting, sponsored by Sigma Phi F.psilon. was Debbie Walters. The 2nd and 3rd Maids were Marna Dillanc and Debbie Zepht. sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi and Pi Kappa Phi. respectively. Smiley Hall took first place with their lawn display opposite, bo iom le n and Delta Sigma Pi and Pen Sword (bottom picture nook second place. Features Parent’s Weekend — Oct. 26-28 Parent's Weekend was perhaps the first lime for students and their family to get together since the beginning of the semester. Features Call Nixon and tell him I acccpl! Dick Gregory 21 Classes Freshmen Donna Adams Francinc Adams John Adams Philip Adams Ronald Addato Pairycc Aldi Thomas Alho Vanessa Allen Margarita Alonso Sharon Alpaugh Robert Alticri Lisa Am long Bruce Anderson John Andretta Judy Andrews Ralph Anthony Dominic Antonelli Michael Aquila James Aslan Paul Aurigemma Monterrey Baken Bcautymac Baker John Barbicri Guillermo Barbosa Jon Bard Mary Bart mess 24 Freshmen i Phyllis Baum Dennis Bean Robin Beard LuAnn Beddow Mariam Bedran David Bennet Charles Berkc Randi Bevser Tcri Beyer Mark Bialck Bob Bigman Robert Blagojcuich George Blocsch Deborah Boag Gayle Bodine Julia Bodmer Wilbur Boggs Alan Bolatin Jeffrey Boldt Sherri Bomgardner Freshmen Charles Bonic Wayne Bonn Peter Bono Angelo Borrelli Samuel Borrelli lilainc Boucher Steve Bowden Koy Bowen John Bowler Richard Boylston Marjorie Bradley Jacqueline Brady Karen Braitman Sharon Brash James Breidcnslein Bonnie Bremner Robert Brick Richard Brodbcck Kevin Brown Robert Brow n Lore Browner Harold Buck Ralph Burdick Rebecca Burnett Brian Burns Elizabeth Burson Daniel Bush Dennis Gallon Berta Campos Anthony Cangclosi Michael Cannavo Oscar Cantore Mark Caporin Gary Carlson Cynthia Carroll 26 Freshmen I I i JamcsCartcr Russell Carter Michael Carvin TimCarwilc Daniel Casicrc Larry Cason Kathryn Cervis Kenneth Clark Michael Clark Ethel Cobb Bruce Cohen Pamela Colangelo Chandon Cole Thomas Contain Kim Contos Thomas Cook Jeffrey Coons Kevin Corkery David Costabile Virginia Covington Kim her Ice Cox Stephen Cox Wilson Cox Steven Coy Scott Crosby Mary Culver 27 Freshmen Mark Curry Frank Damon Barbara Dantona l.indscy Darnell Joe Davis Myron Davis Andrew Dcdrick Teresa Deeb Michael Della Penna David DcMoilco Brian DcRaps Timothy Desmond Lawrence DeVos Duane Dew art Richard Di Benedetto Dennis Dickson Louise Dipano Debra Dobbins Karen Dolmat Edward Donovan Jeffrey Dorc Bruce Douglas Carol Dreier Joan Dresner Robert Duerr Jerome Earl 28 Freshmen Eve Eckcr Tommy Lckcrson Terry Eckhardt Robert Elk Jeffrey Emanuel Jay Epstein Ingrid Etayo Robert Evans Walter Evans Virginia Evert! Barrie Faber Katherine Fahey Alan Fainhlatt Anthony Falci Charles Fuller Michael Furber Gerald Fee Valeric Feldman Thomas Felix Bruce Fcndcll Karen Ferdinand Anthony Ferlaz o Robert Fctcra Robert Fetterman Mike Figucrcdo Richard Findlay Howard Fincman Ellen F'ink Mary Finkc Frances Fiore Richard Firth Paula Fischer Kandy Fisher Edmund Fitzpatrick Vickie Flanagan 29 Freshmen Tonic Fleisslcr Joseph Flynn Tina Forsythe Sue Fort Michael Fox Roberta Fox F� . —, Kathleen Fraley Randall Frank Gary Frankcl Aaron Freedman k Kathleen Freitas Steven Freni Linda Frizzell Jose Fuentes Manuel Funcia June Gaines Curt Gallatin JoAnn Gallogly Patricia Gamble John Gangemi Jeffrey Garber Ccidi Garcia Debra Gepfert Anthony Gerson Gary Getman Susan Gibson 30 Freshmen Scon Gilbert Robert Gillis Gregg Gochneaur Gregg Goldberg Lynn Goldberg Robert Goldberg Susunne Goldner David Goldsmith Steven Goldstein Regina Gonzalez John Gooley Thomas Gorcc LynnGottenborg Lenna Grayson Sharon Greene James Gregor Larainc Gregory Frank Grey Linda Griffith Timothy Grimm Gregg Guichard Raymond Gunter Rafael Gutierrez Robin Hageman Flizabeth Haight Cynthia Halter 31 Freshmen JoAnn Hamilton Robyn Hanoi Thomas Hansen Jeffrey Hart David Hayes Thomas Hcaly John Heath Cythia Heir Richard Hcrchcr Phyrnc Hickman Ellen Hipschman Laurence Hirsh Janet Hobbs Lawrence Hobbs Norman Holzapfcl Michael Hook Steve Houllis Derek Hoxby Christopher Humm Jayc Hutchison Timothy Hylas Dan Hyman James lezzi Robert Lezzi David |j Domcnick loli Theresa Iscl Kevin Islcr Robin Isser Marla Jacobs Margaret January Keith Jenkins MaryAnn Jesse Margaret Johnson Thesis Johnson ft. 32 Freshmen I i i , i I I i i Stephen Johnston Douglas Joiner Douglas Jones William Jones Kenny Jordan Jeffrey Kahn Francis Kaminski James Kaminski Richard Kamkc Robyn Kunarick John Karas Kara Karn John Kassab Susan Kastner Nicholas Katinakis Betsy Jo Kaizen Connie Keller F.dward Kelley Lillie Kidd Gregory Kieningcr Gregory Kline Kathryn Koepke Phyllis Kohn Robin Kohn hllcn Kolodin Charles Kota Stuart Kouchel Michael Krakovski Susan Krautheim Michael Kress Joseph Kromer Theresa Kurk Gene Laguna Devorah Lahm Frank Lang 33 i Freshmen David Larccy Ebsy Lavcrdc Gregory Law Shcryll Lawrence Sally Lawson George Lechlcr Roberi Lee Leslie Lcfkoviu William Lcvison Sheryl Levy James Lich John Lindsirom Lawrence Lipman David Lilt Ralph Lope William Lord Jeffrey Lorgc Kim Love Richard Love Jeffrey Lowe Gary Lowen Mark Lowit Renee Madden 34 Freshmen i i John Maliniak Henry Manndla Laurie Marek Lawrence Margoiis David Marlowe James Marshall Michele Marshall Terrence Marshall Jeff Martell Karen Masters Daniel Matuszewski Thomas McAvay Elite McCabe Scott McCaig Martha McCall Ronald McCall Kevin McDermott Michael McDonald Thomas McEaddy Donna McGrath Thomas McGuire Chandler McKaig Robin McKenzie Dennis McKillen George Mecca Michelle Mchan I I 35 I Freshmen Mark Mdlonc Roberta Mcltzcr Michael Mcrcadantc Wendy Merman Linda Meyer Leigh Ann Middleton Phillip Midget! Caroline Miklcr Charles Miller Ronald Miller Stewart Miller Gary Milne David Mingcr Stephen Mingionc Joanne Miraglia Robert Miraglia Claudia Montealegre Keith Morclli Robert Morris Loraine Morrison Nellie Munn Theodore Munson Michael Murphy Christopher Myers David Myles James Nachtman 36 J Freshmen James Nassar Ernest Nelson Gary Nelson Nancy Nict Stephen Noccti Deborah Nomburg Michael O'Brien Monserrate Ocasio Stephen Orenshaw Rosemary Origlio Cynthia Oil John Pangcrl Paula Parsons Pauline Parsons Jose Pascual Alvaro Pasos Wayne Pass Nicholas Paulo Linda Payne John Pedersen Dawn Percy Maria Perez Lisa Petrie William Pczzollo Thomas Pierce Gregory Pizzitola 37 Freshmen Susan Poliak Paul Poropal Howard Porter Janice Porter Crjig Post Joseph Pottehaum Jenifer Potts Elliot Pragen Ernest Prevail David Prigge Sandra Pritchard Valerie Proctor David Pulver Frank Pupcllo Thomas Raiss Michael Randle Marion Ravernell Judith Read Robert J. Redstone Theresa Reefe Charles Rchpclz James Reichert Linda Reid Robert Rcmlcr Jerry Revels Karen Rich Charles Rieder William Ringrose Richard Rivas Mara Rivera Raymond Roberts Steven Roberts Mark Rockaway Kenneth Roczcn Marianne Rodgers 38 Freshmen � j t stop mi SmmSTMT OH FORM Haiil Rodrigue Dolores Rodrigue Dennis Romanclli Edward Roscoc Barbara Rose Joseph Rose Elysc Rosenberg Lawrence Rosenthal Claudia Rossi Steve Rostowsky Patricia Roy Nancy Rubcnstcin Steven Rubinstein Alan Ruprccht Paul Salter Richard Salvo William Sanfanandre Douglas Sanford Susan Saunders Roger Saylor Thomas Schachtcl Jeffrey Schagrin TomSchroeder F.ileen Schumcycr Ellen Schwart bcrg Richard Scott � 39 I Freshmen Jon Scavey Elaine Scip Jill Serin Carol Sewell Ellen Shaffer Debra Shank Mark Shanlcy John Shapiro Richard Shapiro Joyce Sharigan Thomas Shay Susan Sheehan Roben Shcclcr Howard Sherman Ted Shumaker Andrew Siegel Susan Siegel Alison Silpc Al Simmonds Amy Sklar Robert Sloan Catherine Smith Clayton Smith 40 Freshmen Joan Smith Ka(h Smith Jerry Snodgrass Jam� Sollumi AimccSophin Debbie Soucy Karen Southwell Paul Sparks Robert Sparre Steven Spindlcr William Spink Margaret Spurlin Brian Stambaugh Grctchcn Stark Douglas Staubs Kenneth Stein Marc Steinberg Wendy Stern Kthan Stetson David Stevenson John Stolt Steven Stone Richard Stoop Russell Stout Matthew Strcit Robert Suarez 41 Freshmen Alan Suchcr Faye Sullivan Sonya Surrcncy Carolyn Sweeney Lynn Swope Glenn Sylvan John Sylvester Jody Szc epanick Dawn Szcliga Alicia Szol Kimberly Tannchill Mark Tarezynski John Tarsi George Taurides Maria Tenzer Paul Terry Edward Thoils David Thomas Ronnie Thomas Linda Thompson Dennis Thot Julie Thrailkill Kathleen Tindall Johanna Tokentrup Lee Tolley Joni Topolosky Leslie Trcecc Daniel Trcrotola Kathy Trott Renee Turner Robert Tyson Esohe Uhimwen Cheryle Underwood Frank Uvanni Juan Valenzuela 42 Freshmen Linda Ventura Daryl Vcrmaat James Vcstcr Ouo VonFilbcrigh UlfWagcmann Mark Watkins Regia Walts John Weaver Douglas Wcg Meryl Weiner Rhonda Weisberg Edward Welch Jennifer Wentz Paul Whilacrc Barbara While John White Marcus Whitman Hugh Whittcmorc Robert Wickman James Wicland Debbie Wilcox Jeffrey Wilensky Lilian Williams Richard Williams Richard Wittman Mark Wittwer Robert Wolff Chcri Yablon Gail Young Peggy Zachman Randy Zcloman Connie Zuckcr Mark Zurl 43 Sophomores Cindy Abbott Katherine Abbott Darken Akerberg James Alfonso John Allaire Kenneth Allen Patricia Allen Roben Aloyo Neil Alspach Erika Anderson Warren Anderson Deborah Arnold Kim Bankston Stephen Barcant l.inda Barton Nazlc Bedran Robert Begclman Margo Beluga Frederick Bellet F.lijah Bentley Douglas Bender Louis Bezich Kevin Binau Robert Bixby Walter Blackwell William Blankenship 44 (U Sophomores Rodina Boddcn Lawrence Bostian Steven Bradley Alan Brickd Steve Brockman Berne Bronk Dean Brooks John Brown Judi Bruce Karen Bryder David Burnham Randall Burns Elise Cady Michael Callahan Janet Calledarc Karen Canady Lyneltc Carlson lee Chisefsky Maureen Clark Eric Cochrane 45 Sophomores Mary Columho Ronald Connor Michael Conroy Julie Cooper Nicholas Costan o John Cox John Csir Bryan Curry Janet Dahlstrom Kevin Dastis Orlando Davila Leslie De Angelo Thomas Deeb Edward Dedmon Man hew Dclfino Camille De Lucia Charles Demurest John De Rosa Elisha Dixon 46 Sophomores Palricia Dixon Riia Dominguez John Donelson Thomas Dooley Roy Douglas Roger Duffy James Dunsler James Eagles Shelly Eichncr Irvin Elias Jill Elkins Laurie Evans Lynnette Evemon James Farmer Deborah Fasick Alex Fernandez Brian Fclzcr Michael Fezza Laurcannc Ficdcrwoicz Eddie Figueroa 47 Sophomores Brian Finan Richard Fitzpatrick Dawn Flack Douglas Flint Edward Ford Candec Fox Richard Galin John Geiger Dominick Giaealone William Gibson Garnet Giles Janet Gironc John Giruzzi John Glaser 48 Sophomores Brian Goldsmith Lewis Gordon Marilyn Gover Roy Grant Ray Grasberger James Gregory Jay Gross Robert Gunthner Herbert Haager Roy Hall William Hall Sarah Hanson Vivien Harrison David Hauser 49 Sophomores Diana Haydu Alexandra Hccht Stuart Hershoff Donald Hines Gaylyn Hoffman Bernard Holcomb Robert Holl Ronald Holland Kathy Hoyne Cindv Hughes Larry Hunter Louis landoli Toni lommetti Howard Israel Lane Jacobs Laura Jasinsky Steven Kambouris Sheila Kaplan Sevki Karakayali Steven Katz Dean Kauffman Susan Keating Patricia Kennedy 50 Sophomores I Susan Kennedy David Kerr Jim Kipp William Kirby Tasso Kiriakes Louise Klieger Alan Klispic Thomas Kohlherg David Koopman Daniel Krzywicki Andre Kuchmaner Thomas Kureni Robert l.agg Patricia Lala Scott Lamb Frank Lamberston Paul Laska Craig Louise Daniel Lea Johnny Lee Joseph Lembo Mona Levine Mary Levings Heidi Levinson 51 Mark Levy Charles Lewis Sophomores Deborah Lewis Thomas Liebig Phillip Lope Russell Lorenz Patricia Lucas Paul Luedke Anne Luke Khwaja Mahmood Brian Mahoney Robert Maillard Robert Makara Robert Mansourian Michael Marino Jossclyn Marsh Pamela Martin Bernard Matuszewski Timothy Mazzei Ann McCreary Daniel McDonald Toni McElheny William McKissick Robert McMahon Terri McNamara 52 Sophomores ! t t Doran Miller Nikkia Miller Geraldine Mills l.uther Mills Terry Mills Robert Mitchell Angela Moore Michael Moore Robert Morris William Morrissey Tracey Moser Mark Mowry Curt Muklcvicz Stephen Mulligan Susan Nalcpa Larry Nasdor Arthur Nixon Frederick O'Callaghan Terry Ochab Gene Oficro Timothy O'Keefe Gloria Olsen Deborah Osmond 53 Sophomores Tim Packrall Marian Pacth Michael Page Debbie Partrich Anthony Pasca Randall Pegg Particia Pistole Gregory Pittman Dawn Pixley Thaddeus Polakiewicz Gary Poole Scott Porter Gregory Potz Candycc Proctor Henry Propper Debbie Prymuski Linda Raphael Catherine Rcnwick Bruce Rcppucci Scott Roberts 54 Sophomores i Mary Rock Ramona Rodrigue Sara Kolfcs Pamela Rose Michael Roth Brian Rucl Louis Russo Terry Russo Paul Saffran Andrew Sale Douglas Sanna Clifton Saxton John Scarborough Gary Schcibc Andrew Schcircr JoySchenek Douglas Schiff Melba Schjang Rick Schlcgclmilch Ann Schlcsinger Andrej Schlocsser Charles Schwab Albert Scolcs 55 Sophomores Judith Scars Thomas Scrbonich Jamie Scvcrv Michael Shapack Paul Sharawara Lois Sharp Albert Silva Michelle Skirpan Doug Smith Willard Smith Patricia Somers Mary Spencer Craig Stranger Gary Stern Gerard Stoeckcri Steven Strauch Frederick Strauss JcffTccman Nancy Thacker Dawn Thomas Russell Thompson Todd Thompson Richard Torres 56 Sophomores Mary Tully Grila Vail Judith Van Derven Mark Van Galdcr Jerome Vermette Harry Versen James Voss Raymond Weber Susan Weed David Weinman Fran Weller William Westuba Anthony Williams Jeffrey Willis Jeffrey Yankech Krista Young Andrea Zambilo Barry Zimmerman 57 Juniors Trina Abruz ino Thomas Acrls Sarah Agliano Joseph Alderdicc Margarita Allaro Paul Alien William Almas Lynn A Into Frank Ambrosinc Mary Anderson Sheryl Apostolo Toni Arduini Dorothy Bailey Jerry Bailey Paul Baker Janet Barrett JoAnne Barrett Kenneth Bass Larry Bass Albert Baza Tcrcsila Bedran Robert Bluhm John Bock Edward Bolding Charles Booher Stanley Borawski 58 Juniors April Boyle Susan Boyne Richard Bradley Michael Brandon James Breen James Bricdcnslcin Charles Brown Randall Brown Leslie Bryant Miriam Bunnell W illiam Burdick Christopher Burke Elizabeth Burkham Cassic Burroughs Richard Burton Eka Cabana Irene Capitano Brenda Capps Patrick Carev Darryl Carlton 59 Juniors Michael Carpenter Brent Carr Thomas Carr Robert Carroll Joseph Ccnlini Henry Chamblcss Law rcnccChcrmol Kimberly Clark Luther Clemons Julia Clymer Robert Collins Valerie Colurv Betty Cooper Robert Cooper Charles Cox William Cratty Nick Cristo Ottis Crofutt Barbara Cross 60 Juniors ri HUM). Chester Czaplinski Andrew Dahlquis: Robert Dahn Basil Dantonio Cabell Davis Stephen Davis Cesar DelCasiillo Arnold Delosh Carlos Diaz Michael DiPiazza Robert Doherty David Dolivo Kevin Donohoc Jeff Dootson Mark Drebin John Dubrowin Kevin DufTy George Dunn John Dwan Linda tdgar 61 Juniors Katherine Even William Farringt Charlotte Faylor John Fell Andrew Ferguson Gary Filicy Edward Filo Lenore Fitzgerald Linda Ford Robert Ford Robert Franz James Frey Christine Furcron Russell Gaffney 62 Juniors Manny Garcia Michael Geyer George Gill Richard Gimberi Jerroid Goldstein Michele Gordon Joseph Goswick Terry Granlham James Green John Gresham Carolyn Grubbs Edward Hawley Donald Heim Brian Heller 63 Juniors Barbara Hcllricgel Susan Hcllricgel Rick Hernandez Bradley Hirvcla David Hodge William Holland Vin Hoover John Hopkins John Horvath Sam Howell Robin Hunt Nancy Hutchinson David Hyde Philip Jackson Jack James Carol Jannarone Anne Jefrers Patricia Jones Stuart Kadesh Durdanc Karakayali Margaret Karns Peter Ktfrow Thomas Keegan 64 Juniors Colin Kelly Marc Kclman Nancy Kcmclick Mossein Kha ai Sievcn Kirshncr Tim Kocher Su anne Kosak Wai Kwok James l.aGrand Linda l.arrccq Aryne I.atcnbcrg Joan l.atncr Robert Lein Elisa List Marc l.oftus James Long Jeffrey Lo owski James Maginot Dianne Mahfood Merman Vlahlach Jacqueline Malencorc Arthur Marcel)nas Pamela Marchbanks 65 Juniors Donald Marik Donald Marinclli Ronnie Marlusoelli Pamela Mason Deborah Matheson Mindy Matthews Mark Ma zelti Thomas McCarthy James McClam Shannon McCrary Rebecca McLIroy Henry McGee John McKenna Teri McKinley Robert Mcrrificld Robert Miks Marilyn Mikuta Carol Miller Dennis Miller Terry Miller William Miller Douglas Milne 66 Juniors I � i i y i Robert Minion Willie Monroe Charles Morris Donald Morris Eillen Murphy Larry Nee sc John Negri Stephen Nehring Jay Ncslkr Robin Netherwood Randolph Newcomb Gary Nunno DeannyOgden Penny Ogden Joaquin Orrantia Beverly Owen Peggy Owen Pam Page Ralph Pasacritu Mure Pearl Jean Pena Gretchcn Pence Donald Pepper 67 Juniors ft umd l. xJia Perez Elsie Pcrgl Alan Pittman Fred Pohlman Helene Polin Steve Psomas David Ralkcwicz James Rcchcr Rochelle Repka Dennis Rice Thomas Richard David Richards Joni Roggermann Kenneth Rose Al Rosen Bruce Rosen Richard Rosen Cathy Roscnfcld Gerald Rufo Michael Russell 68 Juniors t c : t Charles Rutledge C.K. Ryan Terrance Ryan Jack Sakalsky Thomas Sardelli Riia Schenck Mary Schmidt Anson Schulz Suzanne Schwartz Edward Sccklcr JohnShanlcy Wendy Shapack Richard Shapero Thomas Shepard Charles ShufT Bruce Silver Jay Silverman Peter Simon AnnSinnott Charles Sizemore 69 Juniors Frank Smalls David Smilh Dawn Smilh Ervin Smilh Lowell Smilh Valerie Smilh Paul Sollarzo Freddie Solomon Ronald Spocrlcin John Sprague Belly Stcflik MikeStubinski Beverly Sutherland Either Tallcdo Pail) Tanner Paul Tanner Michael Tarantola Cynthia Tavridcs Deborah Thomas Edward Thomas Tommy Thomas Lonnie Tingle Nicholas Tomson 70 Juniors Wayne Tucker Mark Viguers Raymond Villilow James Walker Brcnlon Wallace 111 Deborah Wallers Geoffrey Waterer Kimm Wilson Denise Webster Carolyn While Hank While Sharon While Kenneth W ilson Kenneth Wilson Neal Wilson Jr. Peter Winston David Wolf Barbara Wtulich Evelyn Yefierske Marian Zimmerman 72 Seniors Vincent Abbalco. Jr. History Debra M. Abercrombie Sociology James A. 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Dick man Fine Arts Marna M. Dillanc Speech Drama Frederick J. DiMaio Economics Dan J. Dingier Business Seniors 'I Robert M. Donahue Businvxt Patrick H. Downing 11 if lory l.ynn N. Drosin Fducal inn bli abeth A. Dubrowin Elementary Education Thomas R. Ducharmc Business Robert L. Dunston Butinext John W. Ghmer Butincxi Pamela R. Ellis Eleineiiiary Education 82 Seniors Judith R Hnglcman Physical Pdttcalion Douglas S. livaul I camming Bruoc N. ILy Criminology Anthony J. Farinclli Business Michael J. Farmer Criminology Judith H. Fast Biology Zoraida M. Favata Spanish James W. Feight Business 83 Seniors James C. Ferguson Sociology fcrik D. Fernandez Hilary Arlene 0. Ferrara Elementary Education Gregory J. Ferrara Business Daniel Ferrazza Business Richard II. Ferreri Finance Mark E Fetzer Business Wayne M. Feuer PsychoJgoy Sociology Randall L. Fields Business Benjamin M. Fillmore Biuiness Dennis M. Fisher Biology Edward A. Fitzsimmons Sociology 84 Seniors Irving J. Fleischinan Business Adminiuration Robert L. Floyd Education James Flynn Ciuiwm Roy L. Folks Physical Education Robert E. Ford Bus iners M anagement Stephen I. Forst Business Michael W. Foster Criminology Rene M. Foster Sociology Terry R. Freeman Pre-l.aw Sherrie L. Frit Physical Education Paul S. Fronc ek Business Management Wvckliffc S. Furcon Economics 85 Seniors Walter F. Gud icki. Jr. Criminology Carlos F. Garcia Business Edwin B Garrison Psychology 5 Sociology Vickie L.Gillc Physical Education Henry B. Gillespie Business Management Su .inncS. Gillespie Psychology William J. Gilletlc Business Melvin L. Gingers Criminology 86 Seniors i t t I y « John F. Giuca Business Bruce N. (ioldman Speech Rebecca L. Goldslcn Elementary Education James M. Gordon Criminology Bernard D. Granger Business Robert L. Grant Business A Criminology Shirley II. Graves Elementary Education Samuel D. Grcenblatt Economics Paul A. Griggs Physical Education Dennis A. Groff .Mathematics A Economics William R. 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Martin Business Renicio Marline History Pasqualc N. Mascaro Management Bruce H. Matthews History Seniors Frank A. Matlocks Business Management Ford H. Maul Elementary Education Oscar L. Mavcr Biology William A. Mazcjko Criminology Edward P McCarthy. Jr. Business Mary Ann McCarthy Criminology R. DcCoscn McCarty Physical Education Robert C MeGirr Business Roger R. McGrath. Jr. Basinets Grant B. McGuire Industrial Arts Albert J. McMahon Criminology Gary R. Mcars Criminology 94 Seniors Eddie B. Mcbanc Business Richard L. Meek Elementary Education Brenda N. Mcllilv Elementary Education Ana M. Mena Spanish Diane M. Mel Physical Education Robert M. Mcl gcr Business Administration Susan L. Mikolaje yk Elementary Education Nancy B. Miller Sociology 95 Seniors Richard J. Miller Accounting Robert R. Miller Economics Wayne L. Miller Mathematics Christopher Miltiades Criminology Edward W. Minnock Criminology Jeffrey T. Molofsky Physical Education Alan W. Moore Business Administration Barbara M. 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Sausmcr Business Gail E. Savage Sociology A Psychology Rosetta B. Sbrocco Medical Technology Walter Schau. Jr. Industrial Management John N. Schmidt Economics David R Schneck Biology Candace O. Schlocsser History Karen L. Schrader Physical Education 102 Seniors Michael S. Schvvarcz Biology Mark Serby Biology Gustavo C. Segura Mathematics fed� ard E. Sharpe. Jr. Business Gerald L. Sheehan Criminology Donald F. Shccrin Psychology Alan Silverman Business i Paula L. Silvesuonc Social Work Marcia J. Simmons Speech Drama Bennet Singer Business i | 103 Seniors Timothy .1 Smetana Hbtory Lcs L. Smith Industrial Iris Ray A. Smith Industrial lr t ZanitieO. Smith History Robert Solis Business Manage mem John G. Sollas Psychology Gary L. Spinclli Physical Education Jack G. Spirtos Speech A Drama Buddy A. Stein Psychotgoy Walter J. Stein Business Peter D. Stephenson Business Patrick E. Stewart Personnel Administration 104 Seniors Steve K. Slice History William G. Siolareck Businpw Sharon L. Stricklcr Sociology Bruce A. Sublette Biology A Speech Pathology John S. Sunnchak Biology Norman M. Suthcrby Business John W. S ron. Jr. Criminology Trcatifclom S. Teek Business Management Chester H. Thatcher. Jr. Mathematics Gregory N. Theodoredis Dialog) Lynda J. Thomas Physical Education Lewis E. Thompson Business 105 Seniors Rudy J. Toth Physical Education Patsy J. Tripp Art Herman H. Trulsen Industrial Arts Raymond L. Turner Accounting Henry C. Uihlcin. Jr. Physical Education Jill P Vail Eketnctuary Education Steve C. Vankcstcrcn Biology William T. Varian Business Frederick J. Vavconi Physica! Educatum Mary M. Viens Criminology Daniel E. Wade Sociology Debra A. Walker Biology 106 Seniors John R. Walker Speech Pathology William I). Walker Physical Education John G. Walsh Criminology Philip F. Walters Business Thomas R Watson Physical Education Ray V. Way mire Criminology James P. Weber Business Administratiini Jerry E. White Business Donald R Whittington Business Rhonda G. Wild Psychology Charles A. Wille Psychology A Speech Pathology Kenneth E. Willingham History : 107 Seniors David J. Wolf Marine Biology Steven L. Wolf son Sociology Jack B. Woolurd Criminology Roxanne I) Yeavv Art Harold W. Yeomans Basinets Administration Joseph A. Zammataro Marine Biology Debra L. Zepht Elementary Education David W. Zimmerman Physical Education 108 Cand ids photo by Sian Kappirii 110 pholo by Jim Conic C and ids Co tui ids photo by W. D. Burdick 112 | f � HI 9 |H I—. ' • ■ Sihki m Va«.i.i IM MU RllUtSMIU llnrrvlkbi v T tXTh Organizations • � 115 Organizations 117 Organizations 118 MAJORETTES: Kneeling. Heft to right) Laurie Evans. Delores Morrill. Deidre Hankins (head). Penny Ogden. Standing. Deanny Ogden. Brenda Capps. Toni McElhany. Mary Spcnccr. SILHOUETTES: Kneeling. Debbie Dobbins. LisaAmlong. Michelle Lcporc (head). Connie Zucker. Standing: Val Smith. Donna Adams. Liz Russell. Julie Thrailkill, Charlotte Faylor. Karen Dolmat. Organizations University Show Chorus - Kneeling, left to right Michelle Lcporc, Bob Aitkcn. Mill Byrd. Linda Byrd: Standing, left to right Ralph Gutierrez, Linda Ford. Joan Lalner. Vicki Burns. Rusty Saxon. Donna Adams. Bob Morris. Bcv Sutherland. Cathy Roscnfcld University Singers — Kneeling, left to right Lcn Sweet. Ken Norton. Dave Hauser. Milt Byrd. John Sollas. Don Kinslow, Rusty Saxon; 120 First row standing. Malcolm Wcstly, Director. Michelle Lepore, Susan Anfangcr. Vickie Gillc, Judy Andrews. Margy Foster. Lorrie Coleman. Claire Andry, Linda Ventura. Sharon White; Second row. Bcv Sutherland. Sherrill Zucker. Debra Partrich. Linda Ford. Donna Adams, F-xther Tallcdo. Vicki Burns. Joan Sutherland Madrigal Singers Front row. left to right. Esther Talledo, Dale McCall. Valeric Smith, Joan Latncr. Bcv Sutherland. Janice Porter, Sharon White. Michele Lcpotc.Second row Mr. Malcolm Westly. Milt Byrd. Jack Rawlcy. Ralph Gutierrez. Lcn Sweet. Lew landoli 121 122 Kneeling: Ileft to right) — Chris Willman, Cindy Abbott. Toni Arduini. Jack James, Lisa Daniels. Rich Brodbcck. Standing: Debbie Phillips. Roy Hall, Sherri Fritz. Milt Byrd. Mona Oglesby. Jim Carter. Debbie Walters. Phil Walters. Organizations 123 Organizations Student Government Association John Walsh President S.G.A. Candy Schlocsser — Vice President Senate — Standing, left to right. Al Fainblatt, Freshman Senator. Jackie Malencorc — Secretary. Chico Caprio — Treasurer. Kathy Hoyne — Sophomore Senator. Mike Cohen — Senior Senator. John Dwan — Junior Senator. Silling. Dan Krzywicki — Sophomore 124 Senator. Millie dcDubc — Member Public Relations. John Walsh — President, Wyck Furcron — Attorney General, Candy Schlocsser — Vice Prcsidnct. Denise Lctizia — Senior Senator, Dean Meyer Advisor Organizations jog Judicial Board — Standing. Ed Kelly — Freshman Justice. Sieve Kidd — Senior Justice, DeDe Williams 1st Alternate. Wyck Fur- cron — Chief Justice, Mike DiPiazza — Secretary, Silling. Karen Bryder — Sophomore Justice, Patti Jones — 2nd Alternate. Dean Johns — Advisor, Cassic Burroughs — Junior Justice Organizations Traffic Board — Bob Dinsmore Chairman. Sharon Brash — Freshman Judge. Tim Smetana — Senior Judge. Joy Schncck Secretary. Don Marinelli — Junior Judge From row. left 10 right - Ralph Rosenblatt, Robin McKenzie. Second row - Grita Vail. David Lilt. Sharon Greene. Becky McElroy. Karen Masters. Louanne Beddow. Back row Karl Funds, ()tto Van Eilbcrigh. Bob Druekc. Cindy Halter Greeks Greeks Panhellenic Council — Left to right — Mindy Matthews. Sue Anfanger. Judy Englcman — Presi- dent. Kathy Kennedy (not pictured) Interfraternity Council — Standing - Steve Kidd — Vice President. Matt Dclfino — Historian. Jeff Molofsky. Rod Piatt — President. 128 Jeff Willis —Secretary. Tom Harrigan — Treasurer.Front «w.Clifford Taft. Steve Rostowsky Greeks The 1973-74 year brought many new girls and achievements for Delta Phi Epsilon. During September we discussed Rush and our recent Natioanl Convention with Tau Epsilon Phi in the Catskill Mountains. We pledged Kara Karn and JoAnn. The rest of October and November were spent pre- paring for Parents Weekend and Homecoming with accolades going to our queen candidate. Susan Anfan- gcr. Wc were proud of our Panhellenic as well as of our entire sisterhood who placed second in scholar- ship standing among the three sororities. February started Rush after a happy winter parly. Officers for the year were: Judy Englcman Pres.. Sue Anfangcr Vice President-Treasurer. Pam Ellis Secretary Rush Chairman. Kalhie Lipa Pledge Mother. May brought graduation and a sad farewell to four sisters. In a true sense, wc have a glorious sisterhood bound together by love, understanding and respect for one another. Delta Phi Epsilon 129 Greeks Alpha Chi Omega Gamma Pi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega is celebrat- ing it's 20th year on the University of Tampa campus. Founded on this campus in January of 1954. we have been actively involved in the total Greek life as well as the University and community. Alpha Chi Omega has adopted as one of its creeds, service to others. This has been shown by our frater- nity representation, and through our efforts for Cystic Fibrosis and Tuberculosis. We arc represented in the University on various committees and all but 2 organi- zations. Striving to better ourselves as well as the University, we have maintained the Dean King Sorority Scholastic Award for two years. Under the leadership of Candy Moore. President and Debbie Totin and Debbie Zcpht. Vice Presidents, we have strived to make Alpha Chi Omega lops on campus and were nominated for “Most Improved Chap- ter of Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha Chi Omega was represented in homecoming by Candy Moore, and sister Debbie Zcpht, nominated by Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. Wc would like to take this opportunity to thank our Big Lyres and everyone for supporting all our effort._________________________________________________ Sue Carpenter Virginia Covington Kim Cox Barbara Cross Lounnn DiPano Kim Farrell Betsy Klicgcr Patricia Lala Denise Lctizia Pamela Mason Mindy Fish Matthews Candy Moore Grctchcn Pence Debbie Totin Mary Tully Grila Vail Denise Webster Debbie Zcpht 130 Greeks 131 Greeks Zeta Tau Alpha Gamma Sigma chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority had a year full of very rewarding and meaningful experiences. Although we arc a social organization, wc didn’t forget those less fortunate. Wc had numerous service projects, starting out by making puppets for the mentally retarded. The sisters and alumni joined forces to provide a very exciting and successful rush, filled with various parties and activities. The year was full of plans for the weekends, intramurals, and homecoming, all of which wc took an active part. Combined with S.G.A.. S.P.C.. and I.F.C.. wc helped to forward Panhcllcnic spirit and interest in the University. The sisters of Gamma Sigma chapter had a very exciting year with many warm and lasting friendships. Wc wish all our graduating seniors the best of luck in the future, although wc will miss them and all the memories we held together. Wc arc also looking forward to next year and our new and forthcoming experiences. Judy Andrews Holly Bonner Cassic Burroughs Kathy Evert Anne Jeffers Kathic Kennedy Mary Ann l.cvings Kathy Nastal Linda Peters Jeanne Ryan Gayle Rrcpski Ann Schlesingcr Susan Sheehan Tony Zahar Sponsor 132 Greeks 133 Greeks Pi Kappa Phi Larry Cipollonc Nick Costanzo Mike DiPia za Kevin Duffy John Dwan Ken Eagles Steve Johnston The 1973-74 school year for Pi Kappa Phi has been highlighted by many activities. The brothers have been working to better both the school and community. We have accomplished a number of chairty fund raising projects and are very active in the student government. There has been many social events throughout the past year. They included the Halloween. Christmas, and Roman parties and quite a few open-house beer parties. Those who attended found what they came for. a good time! The Pi Kapps added to the competition in all in- tramural sports. The strong teams, and the cheers of our daughters. Rosebuds, and all who were interested, helped in forming a run of successful seasons. Although scholastically we arc not the highest rank- ed it is adequately compensated for by a quality of leadership. The brotherhood is proud to be striving to win the Outstanding Fraternity Award for the third year in a row. Steve Kidd Dan Krzywicki Gary LaPortc Bruce I osec Edward Macri Chris Mitiadew Randy Morris Gene Ofiero Bill Pawlowski Lcs Russo Doug Smith Gary Stern Rudy Toth John Walsh Tony Zahar 134 Greeks 135 Greeks I i Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon has worked diligently at making the 1973-74 year both successful and satisfying. The officers for the past year were: Bill Bush, President: Bob Stringer, Vice President; Raymond Weber, Secre- tary; and Nicholas D'Amato, Treasurer. The 1973-74 year had many highlights for Sig Ep. Among them were the Homecoming Skit, and Queen candidate Debbie Walters, the Halloween and Christ- mas parties, the selling of red handkerchiefs for Intra- mural and varsity football games, however, the peak again this year was fulfilled by Sig Ep Weekend. Many of the brothers were active in positions around the University. Bob Cooper, Bob Stringer. Decovcn McCarty, and Tommy Sasser represented us on the football field. Jeff Willis was Secretary of I.F.C. and Dan Rauh. Jeff Molofsky, and Bob Lagg assisted w ith Freshman Orientation. The brotherhood wishes the best of luck to our graduating seniors and would like to thank our little sisters for their support throughout the entire year. Bill Bush Nick D’Amato Bob le i Jim lez i Albert McMahon Joe Pottebaum Gregory Pott Arnold Stangg Harry Versen Jack Walker Jeffrey Willis Nancy Kcmctick Becky McF.lroy Debbie Thomas . 7m. 136 X set: Greeks Tau Kappa Epsilon The brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon have enjoyed a strong sense of unity both last year and this year. This unity proved T.K.E. to place: first in the Spartan Spoofs, first in Intramurals; first in the Christmas sing in both divisions; second in the Lawn Displays; and second runner up in the Homecoming Court, repre- sented by Debra Zepht. Our charitable activities in- cluded a T.K.E. blood bank, an eventful afternoon with underprivileged children, and numerous other small scale endeavors. Tau Kappa Epsilon has increased their school parti- cipation this year with: Mike Cohen as Senior Senator in S.G.A.; Rod Piatt as President of Interfraternity Council; five of the seven male cheerleaders; four mem- bers on the Student Endowment Committee; two mem- bers on the Standing Faculty Committees; one member in Alpha Chi honorary society; and John Ehmex, Vice President of Omicron Delta Kappa leadership society. We look forward to a fine 1973-1974 year and will continue to expand our participation with our thirteen pledges and those members not mentioned above. We hope that our fellow frater. President B. D. Owens,- is proud of us as we are of him. George Brodcur David Bum Milt Byrd Jim Cannon Malt Dclfino Bob Duerr John Ehmer Bruce Fendell Daniel Ferrarza Howard Finemun Jerry Goldstein Roy Hall 111 Jack James David Kern Gary Lowen James Nachtman Charles Schwab Jeffrey Teeman Ed Thoits Bill Varian 138 Greeks 139 Greeks Theta Chi The brothers of Theta Chi once again made the years of 1973-1974 funfilled and exciting. Through the active leadership of Duffy l.aVignc President. Wyck Furcron Vice President, Mac Mekenna Secretary, and Ralph Klein Treasurer, We had a wide variety of school events. We were always having good parties, with some of the more memorable ones being Homecoming, our Fraternity Weekend, Wesson Oil. tubing and the Fifties Party. Our Little Sisters this year were Kim Farrell, Cathy Jackson. Carolyn Kaufman. Debbie Walker. Rochelle Repka. Cassie Burroughs. Jan Baker, and Cathy Rosenfold who was also our Homecoming Queen candidate. The brothers were active in all of the many facets of school life: Wyck Furcon. Chief Justice and Attorney General: Marc Kclman and Chico Caprio. Revenue Sharing: Tim Smetana. Traffic Court Judge: and active in the varsity sports were; Randy Newcomb and Ken Wilson, soccer; and Tim Maz ei and I.ou Bezich, base- ball. Helping to round out fraternity life was the acquisi- tion of a Fraternity House. Such projects as the building of a bar and the creation of the Shangra-La Room brought true togetherness to the brotherhood. We extend our congratulations to the graduating seniors and wish them the best of luck. Vinocnt Abbalco Lou Bezich Jack Brown Michcal Fezza Wyckliffe Furcron Gary Hart Marc Kclman Steve Kirshner Ralph Klein Michael LaVignc Barry Lipsky Tim Mazzei John McKenna Randy Newcomb Bob Parke Tim Smetana Ken Wilson Kim Farrell Rochelle Repka Cathy Roscnfcld 140 Greeks Greeks Zeta Beta Tau Robert Bixby John Butingcr Lawrence Chcrmol Bob Dukker Bernerd Holcomb James Kaminski We. the members of Zeta BclaTau Fraternity, believe that the development of the individual as a responsible, mature member of society is the primary goal of the university today. We believe that fraternity offers to the university community a unique, desirable, and successful means of achieving this goal. In fulfilling the purposes of fraternity, we dedicate ourselves to the principles of: intellectual awareness, social responsibility, integrity, brotherly love. The of- ficers charged with helping us to live toward these goals arc the President. Art Peffer; Vice President. Sam Grcenblatt: Secretary. Cliff Taft; and Treasurer. Bob Bixby. Any success the fraternity achieves is. of course, due to the loyalty and hard work which the brotherhood as a whole gives to make ZBT the strong fraternity it is. In two years we have come a long way on this campus: we were chartered by national and acquired a new house and new brothers. We look forward with confidence to an even brighter and more successful future at the University of Tampa. Law rcncc Lipman Julius Nag Craig Post Russell Stout Clifford Taft Sue Anfangcr Jan Barrett Lorric Coleman Michelle Lepore Lisa List 142 Greeks ) Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraicrnity, Tau Phi Chapter was formed in 1966. Since then it has advanced from obscu- rity to a very prominant force on campus. Active in all facets of campus living, the brotherhood has contri- buted to the school, to the student body, and to the community. This past fall, the fraternity aided in the socialization of a group of unassigned boys from the Big Brother Association of Tampa, as well as lending a helping hand for the Israeli Relief Fund. The basketball game to secure funds for the Leukemia Association. Under the leadership and guidance of President Robert Moss, the Pic Men” had a flourished social calendar, ranging from wild hayridcs to an outrageous weekend in the Carribcan. The Fraternity also formed their initial Little Sister Program, which now has seven members. Even with the guidance lost of seniors Moss and Fcucr, the Fraternity will still remain a sturdy organization on this campus. Jay Andrclta NVaync Fcucr Dominick Giacalonc Stu Hcrshoff Sieve Mingionc Larry Rosenthal 143 Greeks Tau Epsilon Phi As a brother to be or a pledge you begin learning a phrase that you hold with you forever as a member. It is as follows: To live in the light of friendship, to walk in the path of chivalry, to serve for the love of service, and to practice each day. friendship, chivalry and service, thus keeping true to these three ideals of our fraternity. Each semester we arc in the process of building. To recruit members to our chapter is an unending experience each new year starts with parties which arc costly and up into price ranges well over a hundred dollars. We try to supply the best entertainment possible for all those that attend. Each year is also different for parties. Some year beer parties are hest. The next year mixed drinks or purple passion, it is never the same. Wc try to change to satisfy the people of the university. These parlies continue throughout th semes- ter but soon the open houses disappear to private parties with brothers, pledges and their dates. This is one of the many reasons wc feel it is essential to look at the TEP's and the Greek system. Enter- tainment and getting together with our people is satisfy- ing and an experience to remember. Parties arc not the only thing that makes the Frater- nity special. There is work in keeping our house in terrific shape and projects to raise money. This money is used for various luxuries in our house and the high point of the year which is TEP weekend. This involves much planning in going to Sarasota. Fort Lauderdale or any resort we decide on. It is fun for all with a live band, banquets and all kinds of festivities for a brother and his date. It turns out to be the most wonderful time of the year. Take a look into us. there arc possibilities you never thought existed. The Brothers ofTau Epsilon Phi Randy Brown John Carroll Rob Collins. Brian Goldsmith Tom Harr.gan JcfT Lo .owski Mark Mo wry 144 C and ids 147 14« C and ids I 149 Organizations Alpha Chi The Alpha Chi National Honor Scholarship Society is currently in its sixth academic year at the University of Tampa. It was in I960 that both students and faculty realized the need of a scholastic fraternity to recognize outstanding 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 lop ten percent 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 members. 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 dis- crimination on any basis save that of genuine worth. I First row. left 10 right. Dr. Langlinais. Dr. Ellison. Jim Tyner. George E. Caine. Vice President. Robert Kerne. Treasurer. John Ehmcr. Judith Fast. James T. Blake. Randall J. Lancaster. Steve Davis. Lisa List, Second row. Jack Woolard, Tim Smetana. Dennis Groff. Jeff Dootson. Denise l.eti ia. Bill Poulos. Bryant Ruhman. William G. Stolarek. Dennis Fisher. Mindy A. Matthews. Joseph W. O'Connor. Patrick H. Downing. Third row. Gordon L. Smith, David R. Schncck Lynn R. Anderson. Henry Dana. Betty Sicflik. Allan Kwok. Fourth row. Don Marinclli. Evelyn Yczicrski. Dawn Smith. SuzanncS. Gillespie. Ed Liplak. Mark Serby. Barbara Lcnz Organizations Left to right- Meg Maloney. Michael Bernstein. Denise Lcli ia. Marna Dillanc. Jack Spirtos Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha is a national honorary fraternity, whose purpose is to promote inter- collegiate and international exchange of student speak- ers. The chapter at University of Tampa dates back to 1967. Each year Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha stages an cxibition debate with English-speaking stu- dents from a foreign country. This year's debaters will come from New Zealand. Delta Sigma Rho- Tau Kappa Alpha 151 Organizations I Front row, - to right Cabell Davb. Don M;irinclli. Stephen Davis. Benny Martinez. Michael Schwarc . Tim Smetana. Tim Kocher. Snout! row lid Garrison. Jack Spirtos. Art PcITcr. Walter llursl. Gerald Rufo. Richard Valeri, Dennis Fisher. Dr. Jesse Keene (faculty). Third row Dr. Hermun Santkump Faculty Advisor. Dan Beemnn Student Deputy (USF). Dean John Meyer Faculty Secretary. John Walsh. Dr. Joe Decker (faculty). Robert Petrisko Treasurer. John Ehmer Vice President. Stephen Gold- stein President. Omicron Delta Kappa is a men's national leader- ship society which encourages the achievement of exemplary character, scholarship, and leadership. Circle members arc nominated by the faculty or another organization for their merits, and then, they must be approved by the mcmbcrship-scrccning-com- mittec. with respect to the societies high ideals Omicron Delta Kappa and standards. ODK is most unique in that its voting membership is comprised both of students and faculty members. For the '73-'74 school year, the University of Tampa's circle of ODK has accepted as its primary objective the improvement of the student-faculty relationship. Other projects included the establish- ment. of Phi Eta Sigma, a men's national freshmen honor society, and the successful rap” sessions in the Rathskeller. Organizations The University of Tampa Chapter if Phi Eta Sigma, national freshman scholastic honor society, will be chartered at ceremonies to be held in Bertha Fletcher Lounge on Wednesday evening. October 31, 1973. Phi F.ta Sigma, eighth member of the Association of College Honor Societies to come to campus, was founded at the University of Illinois in 1923. There are over 160 chapters in leading 4-year colleges and universities in the United Stales. Eligibility for membership is based soley on scholar- ship. All freshman men who earn a scholarship average equivalent to or better than one half of the highest grade and one half of the next highest in their first semester of college will be elected. Membership is also extended for achieving the same minimum average on the basis of an entire first year's work. Phi Eta Sigma (l.tfi to righti Dr. Charles West, Faculty Advisor. Richard Vakri. Wai K Kwok. John Ehmer. Jeffrey Doolson. Gerald Rufo. Stephen jgg Davis. Doran Miller. Vice President. Brian Fcl cr. President. Dean James E. Foy. Grand Secretary. Auburn University. Don Marinclli. Cabell Davis, Dr. Stanton. Truxillo (honorary). David Hyde. Stephen Goldstein. Senior Advisor. Dr. David l ord (honorary). Dr. Marlon Ellison (honorary). Organizations I f Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta is an international honor society in History. It was organized at the University of Arkansas in 1921 and now has more than four hundred and fifty chapters in forty-eight states. Puerto Rico. Canada, and the Phillipine Islands. It is the largest, in number of chapters, of the accredited honor societies holding membership in the Association of College I lonor Societies. The membership of Phi Alpha Theta is composed of students, and professors who have been elected to membership upon the basis of excellence in the study of the writing of History. Phi Alpha Theta is a professional society which promotes the study of History b the encouragement of research, good leaching, publication, and the ex- change of learning and thought among historians. It seeks to bring students, teachers and writers of History together, both intellectually and socially, and it en- courages and assists, in a variety of ways, historical research and publication by its member. This year Theta Gamma Chapter at the University of Tampa carried on many activities for the benefit and enjoyment of its members. The Chapter sponsored speakers forums, seminars and served as an adjunct to the Department of History in the University of Tampa. I Back row. left to right. Pal Downing. Zannic Smith. Dr. Decker. Advisor. Tim Smetana. Scc-Trcasurcr; Front ro� � . Chris Christensen Ken E. Willingham. Bcnrcio Benny Martinez. Prcsidcni Organizations Rack row. left 10 right. Je;innc Crane. Steve Kt ld. Gail Cortclyou. Mindy Mathews. Larry Chermol: Front row. Rhonda Wild. Suzanne Ko ak. Jim Clement. Wall Hurst. Lisa List. Ed Liptak, Dr. Farkash. Bob Bcisciglc. Sue Gillespie. Ld Garrison, Warren Price. Sue Anfangcr. Don Marinclli. John Dwan 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 obligation to provide academic prestige to its initiates by the mere fact of membership. Eligibility stand- ards arc maintained at such a level that a Psi Chi membership card is a badge of merit attesting to the member’s ability. The second is the obliga- tion of our chapter to nurture the spark of that ability by offering a climate congenial to its develop- ment. Programs designed to augment and enhance the regular curriculum are carried out. Lectures and panel discussions are scheduled, as arc field trips to relevant institutions. Psi Chi 155 Organizations Sealed, le i to right Barbara Cross Secretary. Dianne M ah food Vice President, Evelyn Yczicrskc Treasurer. Standing. Jarv Vickcrs-Prcsidcnl. Dr. Gillen Advisor, Geoffrey Watcrcr. Dr. Thompson. Dr. Lohman Sigma Tau Delta There is liule doubt that Sigma Tau Della will become the most influential academic institution within the University of Tampa. This can only benefit the internal well-being of the University and undoubtedly have consequent positive reverberations throughout the metropolitan area. Indeed, Sigma Tau Delta is inter- ested in serving two communities: that of the University and that of the City of Tampa. The Rho Zeta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta plans to initiate tutoring services for University of Tampa students, extend academic as well as job counseling for society members, recruit English students from the Bay Area high schools, and lastly, promote literary functions within the metro- politan and university communities. 156 Organizations Kappa Delta Pi is the National Education Fraternity. The Kappa Tau chapter was chartered at the University of Tampa in May of 1966. It was originally founded at the University of Illinois on March 8. 1911. The fraternity now has some 300 chapters. Kappa Delta Pi AM Standing, left to right Evelyn Ye ierske Historian. Deidre Hankins — Treasurer. Robert Floyd — President. Elizabeth Russell — Vice Pres,. Barbara Moore — Secretary. Front row- Chantima Prapapant. Kathryn Baker 157 Organizations Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega is [he 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. Alpha Psi is now in the process of reorganizing and has been busy this year inducting new members. Alpha Psi‘s members arc responsible for various projects in and around Falk Theatre, such as putting on shows for schools in the area and other worthwhile projects. This year saw the group present two student productions. The Bald Soprano and The Waiting Room, both of w hich were very successful. 158 Standing, left to right — Don Marinetti — President. Meg Maloney; Sitting, left to right — Marna Dillanc. Dr. Fellows Advisor. Mike Bernstein, Bill Knopke. and Herb the dog. Organizations Standing Ralph Roscnblail. Sarah Agliano. Don Marinclli. Toni Falci. Bob Dohcrly. Silling Jack Spirtos. Charlie Wille. Carol Milkr Pi Delta bpsilon is a recently reactivated journalism fraternity. The Tampa U. chapter of this national organization brings together the members of the uni- versity's student publications. The staffs of the Minaret and Moroccan arc represented by their editors, assistant editors, and staff. Our objective as being an organization is to upgrade the quality of student published works through a joint effort. To qualify for membership, a pledge is required to be an active member of one of the student publication staffs or a member of a journalism class. Both these requirements contribute to the knowledge needed to help solve and share publication problems. Pi Delta Epsilon 159 Organizations LUJUfiil . Silling left 10 right Jeff Dooison. John Adam� . John Wabh. Robert Miller. Standing Dennis Degamon. Bill Ringlcr. Captain Ralph Ripley Scabbard and Blade The National Society of Scabbard and Blade was founded at the University of Wisconsin in the school year of 1904-1905. The University of Tampa branch of the society was founded in the school year 1972- 1973. Scabbard and Blade of the University of Tampa is Company M of the 17th Regiment. The purpose of the society is to raise the standard of the Military education at U.T.; help unite in a closer relationship between the University and the Military Science dept. The Society is to encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers and help promote good friendship, and good fellowship among the cadet officers. In general, they aquaint the people with our national defense need. 1G0 Organizations Pershing Rifles is in ils third year at the University of Tampa as an active organization. Last spring we won a trophy at a convention at South Carolina. As an honorary, military, and social fraternity at South Carolina. As an honorary, military, and social fraternity founded at the University of Nebraska in 1894 by the late General of Armies, John Hoseph Pershing, the group of members arc superior cadets in the ROTC program and comprise the majority of all ROTC activities. Pershing Rifles From row. left to right (Jordon Hewlett. tart Marlow. Richard Tillman. John Lewis. Second row. Janci Carr. Mike Crinens. Jeff Dootson. Ken Pierson. Bill Ringler. Bud Almas. David Jones. Major Charles Wilson Advisor Organizations Kappa Kappa Psi The Alpha Sigma Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi was chartered in May of 1941. Since then it has been the job of the brothers to help the band director and the band to put on a satisfying and entertaining half- time show at the home football games. In addition, we do our best to provide a good social atmosphere for the bandsmen. This year the brothers have been active within the Spartan Marching Band. Along with the sisters of Tau Beta Sigma, the brothers contributed money and energies to send the band to Vanderbilt at Nashville. Tennessee. Other worthwhile activities include taking the little brother of Big Brothers of Tampa to our first and other home football games, and an undefeated season in football against ZBT. This past summer at our National Convention at Storrs. Connecticut, our faculty advisor. Richard Ro- dcan. was elected Grand Secretary of Kappa Kappa Psi. of all 168 chapters. During the past year our chapter has been striving for the highest goals for the band, the University of Tampa, and the Fraternity. We feel this has made the past year a great succss. This year's officers were: Ken Norton — President. Fred Di Maio Vice Pres., Tom Becker — Secretary, John Dubrowin Treasurer. Silling, itfi to right — Cliff Granger. Tim Kocher. Neil Alsoach. Al Klkpic. Standing — Ken Norton. David Hyde. Fred DiMaio. Phil Lopez. Tony Valadez. David Keister. On lop — John Dubrowin. Tom Becker Organizations Standing. Icjt to right Val Smith. Michelle Lepore. Charlotte Faylor. Elizabeth Dubrowin. Ann Schlcsinger. Laurie Evans. Shcrril Zueker. Linda Schulman. Kneeling Joan Lamer. Denise Hanson. Gloria Olsen. Bev Sutherland. Nancy Kcmctick, Mary Spencer. Delores Morrill, not pictured Becky McF.lroy. Linda Ford. Diane Pistole. Tau Beta Sigma The Delta Chi Chapter of Tau Bela Sigma is the National Honorary Music Sorority at Tampa U. Its members include those girls in the band in- cluding the Majorettes and Drill Team. Tau Bela Sigma was founded to assist Kappa Kappa Psi in fostering the idea of service as a worthy activity. Our goals are to reach the high idealistic views of perfection on the field, constant upgrading of the band and exhibiting harmonious melodics to all. Organizations Hack row. ■ iu right Michelle Skirpan. Dawn Smith. Jo Brunc. Jackie Malcncorc. Charlie Piklo. Mary VicriN. Denise Lclizia; Front row. left to right Jo Ann Len ini, Becky Baroffiu. Maria Perez Phi Gamma Nu Phi Gamma Nu is a professional sorority for women majoring in business, economics, accounting, and crim- inology. Our membership has been steadily increasing since the installation of our Beta Gamma Chapter on February 26. 1972. We prepare the women of todays school of business for injection into the social and vocational adversities of the professional women of tomorrow. Business, today, is becoming more and more woman oriented. Phi Gamma Nu understands the womans point of view and is gaining respect from the other professional organizations on campus. Practicing pro- fessional business attitudes in our activities by ourselves and with our brother organization. Della Sigma Pi. has brought us many rewarding business experiences. 164 vy £ UMIU 4 IIS!4.� Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities: to cn- eourage scholarship, social aetivitiy and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Delta Sigma Pi was founded on November 7. 1907. at New York University, School of Commerce, ac- counts and Finance. Hpsilon Rho Chapter. University of Tampa, was founded in January 1963. Delta Sigma Pi V B(kK row. left to right Boh Doherty, Arlhur D. Peffcr 111. Norm Sulherby. William Koch — Secretary. Chico Cuprio Chancellor. Pat Griffin. Paul Fronczck, Phil Kaplan Jr. Vice Pres.. David Kern Historian. Professor Robert — Advisor: From row. Ic t to right Doug Evaul. Randall t.. Fields President. Dave Bowman. Arthur W. Garrett. Michael Magee. Jerry B. White — Acting Vice Pres.. Don I.. Davenport I I Organizations Beck row. lefi 10 right-Notm Sutherby. Ken Naumann. George Dunn. Eugene E. Johnson. Michael Jacobs: Middle row: left to right• Walt Schal . Bo Gillespie. Jerry White. Douglas R. Milne. L.E. Campbell, Bill Shuff. Ray A. Benton, Jim Pratt: Front row. left to right- Matt Parrilli. Chuck Laudcnslagcr. Al Scolcs. Jerry I.. Clark. Walter J. Stem. Bruce A. Sublette. Michael W. Foster. Roy D. Croy 166 ®01 row‘ lo Walters. Donald R. Whittington. Craig Hergcl. Smokey Burgess. Emett Taylor. Bruce M Kelly. Pat Downing; Middle row-, left to right-Jama D. Brown. Charles T. Si emorc. Ken E. Willingham. Steve R. Slice, Chris Christensen. Charles M. Burke. Eddie B. Mcbanc. Robert L. Merrificld: Front row. left to right-J.G. Avcnt.Jamcs C. Denton. Daniel E. A'ade. Charles Bailey. Robert Kramer. Joseph W. O'Connor. Dan J. Dingier. Randall J. Lancaster Organizations Back row. Itfi to right — R.N. Hallstrom, James T. Blake. William G. Stolarcck, Dutch Holland. Mel Gingery. Ed McCarthy. Dick Petts, Jake Mowrey; Middle row. Patrick Stewart. Don Davenport, Warren Price, Bob Mctigcr, George E. Caine, Larry D. Leppa. Jerry Ofsanko, George Hcthcrington. L. J. Smith: Front row. R.D. Bishop, Ed Garrison. Wayne Brownsberger. Doug Evaul. Landis R. Coats. Samuel A. Brasil Jr.. Jack B. Woolard. Don Savage The Pen and Sword Society is comprised of active duty and former active duty military personnel attending the University of Tampa on a full time basis. The Society is dedicated to providing for the academic and social well being of its members. The Pen and Sword Society also recognizes its obligation to support the University of Tampa in so far as it is able. Past efforts in this regard have included assistance with pre-semester registration, sale of programs at UT home football games, student representation on many student- staff and faculty committees, conduct of federal voter registration, participation in counseling ana tutoring efforts, the donation of the Freedom Room to the University and the provision of an annual five hundred dollar scholarship to the son or daughter of an active duty or retired military person. Pen and Sword 167 Organizations Buck row. left hi right John WaUh. Ken Wilson. Mary Viens. Michelle Skircan. Rebecca Baroffio. Jim Clemens. Robert Mirilcllo. Candv Moore: From row. Bob Mar . Susanne Kos.ik. Michael Marino. Brian Kinan. Sam Murray. Bob Fran . Tons Falei. Bob Densmorc. Albert Rosado Jr. Lambda Alpha Epsilon Lambda Alpha Epsilon was formed at San Jose. California in 1937. It was incorporated under the laws of the State of California as a non-profit society on August 31. 1954. Lambda Alpha Epsilon is a Fraternity dedicated to the advancement of professional administration of criminal justice. Membership is open to pre-service (collegiate) and in-service personnel, as well as to those who have served honorably in law enforcement or related fields. Upsilon Tau chapter of Lambda Alpha Epislon Professional Criminal Justice Fraternity, was chartered on the University of Tampa campus in 1970. Officers for the 1973-74 school year are: President-Robert Densmorc. Vice-President Albert Rosato. Treasurer James Clement. Secretary Candace Moore and Ser — geant at Arms Albert McMann 168 Organizations The Spanish Club is an organization that is open lo all. however, mosi of our members are Spanish speaking students. Our semester dues plus our bake sales enable us to visit interesting sites in Morida. The also make it possible for us to go to our annual spring supper at one of the leading Spanish restaurants here in Tampa. Spanish Club Smurfing, left to right Dr. Fernandez Advisor. Carol Miller See.. Treas.. Bob Bluhm. Linda L'dgar, Maria Perez. Chino Jouvin. Michael Bonds Vice Pres,. Ruben Aloyo. Sitting Lddic Figueroa. Alvero Pasos. Juan Valenzuela. Joaquin Orraniia 169 Organizations Biology Club The aim of ihc Biology Club is to expand the edu- cational and recreational horizons of its member. Since the majority of its members arc science majors, we have guest speakers, knowledgablc in various fields of science, come and speak at our meetings. Periodically throughout the semester, the Biology Club has field trips to various places of interest. These trips serve to better acquaint the club members with their faculty and with each other. The spring semester holds even greater promise for the actively growing Biology Club. Standing. It t to right — Cabell Davis. Robert Fcrrcman. Brent Evans. Steven Davis. Richard Valeri. Dr. Richard Gudc. Dr. Marlon Ellison, Tasso Kiriakcs, Michael Schwarcz, Walter Hurst. Steven Van Kcstcrcw, Jim Kipp. Robin Hunt. George Dunn. Sitting, front row — Mike Kahn. Jennifer Wentz. Joan Dresner. David Larcey. Silting, second row — John Surinchar. Dan Hyman, l.arry Nasdor. Barbara Lenz. Tcresita Bcdran. Dennis Fisher. Linda Frizzell. Kathy Trott. Terry Kurt. Tom Kchoc. Sitting, third row — Andy Prescott. Duane Dewart, Mary Schmidt, Angelo Borrelli, Eric Cochrane, joseph Aldcricc. Kathy Hoyne, Durdanc Karakayali. Andre Williams, Frank Kaminski Organizations Le i io righi Rick Schkgelmileh. Ethel Col l , Virginia Covington, Mike Bernstein. Mama Dillunc. Peggy Owens. Jack Spirtos. Meg Maloney, Denise Lcli iu;Silling Don Marinelli The purpose of Delo Forensic Society is three-fold: to promote intercollegiate forensics, intramural foren- sics and to provide programs for community gatherings. These programs include individual speakers on various topics, prose and poetry readings, reader's theatre presentations, and debates. Each semester the Society enters one or more tour- naments at other colleges or universities, and acts as host to a Suncoast Forensic Tournament.” attended by five or more other educational institutions, who compete in debate, extemporaneous speaking, oral in- terpretation and readers theatre. Delo Forensic Society 171 Organizations P.E. Majors The P. E. Majors dub is an organization open lo all students majoring in physical education. It is a coeducational organization developed for the purpose of furthering the professional experiences of its mem- bers. This is accomplished through activities such as intramural sports, socialization and discussions of edu- cational experiences and problems. The club this year participated in. and organized, physical education clinics for local schools, physical fitness programs for local civic organizations and took part in the Bikathon for both the Cancer and Heart F;und. They also served as ambassadors for the P.E.P.I. program (Physical Education Public Information) ad- vertising various of physical education to the com- munity. Organizations 173 £ I n| Ri!i|i!i Mjiiijlj Eiiiiiiiiii fell 111 ill I'll 11,1 II i i i i i i i i'ii ! Candids Minaret The purpose of a university newspaper is to enhance communications on that given campus. Not only to announce dates, times and places, hut also to com- municate the feelings and ideas that make a university the very special place that it is. This year the Minaret fulfilled that objective. Of course we reported the news, highlighted special events and recognized campus personalities that aided the Uni- versity of Tampa, hut we also talked about new ideas both domestically and nationally. The Minaret opened the campus to the problems of the world and changed the provincial format that the paper had limited itself for so many years. The Minaret focused in on the very important issues of parking, the proposed termination of the drama and speech pathology departments and minor sports. Thank- fully arc efforts, though at times certain members of our administration attempted to sway or slop our honest and candid reporting and campaigning for student rights, were successful. A new drama program, better parking facilities and a more student oriented sports program were initiated. Working with the Student Government Association and the Student Program Council, the Minaret became a productive and meaningful part of our University of Tampa life. Now a graduate. Jack Spirtos Editor Minaret Jack Spirtos Editor Karl Funds Assistant Editor Left to right, front Don Marinetti. Mindy Matthews. Second row Sharon Greene. Karl Punds. Chris Miklcr. Bcrn.c Holcomb. Claudia Rossi. Dr. Jack Lohmun Advisor. Juck Spirtos. Julie Clymcr. Kim Clark. Sandy Grccnblatt «101« ftOW «OCIMO («I riACHINC CdllllCAIION tLiUTjsor The Minaret MASTIRS PROGRAM in eOOCATiOH ANNOUNCE WENS WITH Otv.0 ' LT V Lb Kim Clark News Editor Tcrr ’ Freeman — Sports Editor Organizations Moroccan Stan Kappiris Photographer Sarah Agliano Editor Organizations 179 Staff, left to right Terry Rcefc. Lisa Lis . Carol Miller. Sarah Agliano. Don Marinclli. Bob Doherty, Tony Falci, not pictured — Bob Bigman Sports 1973 University of Tampa Roster No. 3 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 25 26 27 28 30 31 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 57 58 59 60 62 53 Name Fred Solomon TomSardclli Rick O’Callaghan Richard Hcrchcr Bob Cooper Tom Sasser John Heath Kinney Jordan Jerry Sibolc Bobby Sloan Mark VunGaWer Richard Rivjs Larry Hunter Alan Pittman Tommy Thomas Dave Gaffney Wilbur Boggs C. K. Ryan Morris l.aGrand Mark Deeb Buddy Ruburn Bob Stringer Lindsey Darnell Frank SmalLs Terry Grantham Tim Packrall Steve Bowden Mike Burnett Andy Kuchmancr Keith Jenkins Ken Moorhead Joey Davis Jim Dunstcr Charles Ushcry Tom Kchoc Scott Hoxby Greg Pittman Doug Sanford Terry Woodfork Lonnie Tingle Ron Spocrlcin Jim Green Tom Winner l.arry Bass Andy Sale Chuck Kota Tom Eckcrson Darlcc Nelson Steve Brockman Terry Mills Myron Davis Dan Lea Jim Aslan Darryl Carlton Brian FetiCf Roy Grant Bob Lukasik Wall Blackwell Rich Dibenedetto Robbie Roberson Ervin Smith Jerty Revels DeCoven McCarty Otis Rodgers Vin (looser Ed Roscoc Mark Wakefield Steve Houllis Harry Smith Elijah Bentley Anthony Williams Tom Watson John Csir Donnie Douglas Tom Aerts Ronnie Thomas Kim Bankston Craig Witmer Pos. QB WR DB OB K QB QB K WR TB WR WR RO TB DB DB DB DB FB TB DB WR TB DB RO TB RO DB DB SE 9 i ■ LB I B |lb c LB LB C OT DT LB LB LB C OT OG OG OG OT LB C DT OT OT OG OC, DT DT OG DT E-P DB DE TE TE WR TE LB DE WR LB DT DE DE DT DF. DE Hi. 6 3 ’ 6 2 5 11 5 11 6 5 6 4 6 2 6 1 6 0 60 6 0 60 6 2 6 3 6 3 6 2 6 0 6 4 6 2 6 1 6 3 6 3 5 11 6’0 6 4 6 1 6 4 6 3 6 1 We. Class Hometown 185 Jr. Sumter. S. C. 150 Sr. Utic.i New York (Notre Dame) 180 So St Petersburg (Boca Ciegu) 185 Fr. Littleton. Col (Arapahoe) 190 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. (Northsidc) ISO Sr. Vidali.s. Ga. 180 Fr. Bradenton (Cardinal Mooney) 190 Fr. Tampu (Plant) 190 Fr. Hialeah 186 Fr. East Point, Ga. (Russell) 175 Fr. Tonawanda. N.Y. (Kcnmorc East) 165 Er. Tampa (H illsborough) 185 So. Miami (Miami Beach) lo Jr. Largo 170 Jr. Stone Mountain. Ga. (Clarkson) 180 So. Haines City 180 Fr. Warren. Ohio (Harding) 170 L � Jr. Daytona Beach (Er. Lope ) 210 ft Jr. Tampa (Robinson) 175 So. St. Petersburg (Bishop Barry) 170 Sr. Brandon 175 Sr. Fort Laud tdale(Plantation) 185 Fr. Largo (Seminole) 180 Jr. . Sumter, S. C 205 “ Jr. Florence. S.IC (McCIcnaghan) 193 So Geneva. Ohio 165 Fr. Jackson! die (Terry Parker) 185 Jr. L 185 Fr. Youngstow n. Ohio (Fitch) 185 Fr. Cleveland, Ohio (Shaw) 200 Sr. Indiana. Pa. 200 Fr. Steubenville, Ohio 198 So. Greenwich, Conn. (St. Mary) 230 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Taft) 175 So. Scarsdalc, N.Y. 20 227 250 21S 22fl 2 23: 215 230 215 205 180 210 215 205 195 225 220 215 195 190 215 195 200 2! 3 210 198 Fr. So Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Jr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. Ir Sr Fr S' Miami Shores t Edison) San Antonio (P.isco) Haines City Dayton. Ohio (Dunbar) Dayton, Ohio Lakeland (Kathleen) T ampa (Hillsborough) Sa re. pa. Brandon Fremont, Ohio (Rose) Plant City Tamp.if Robinson) Tampa (Hillsborough) Tampa i Robinson) I oganvport. Ind. .irasuia. Florida field Heights, Ohio Ia:ksonvillc(Paxon) Meade ■y field Village. Ohio C iairion. Pa. (Pleasant Hills) North Fort Myers McKeesport. Pa. Homestead (South Dade) Waycrosi. Ga. (Wayne County) Rivemcw erluin) t J •o. So. I So. Fr. ,sru' rampa (Robin 0 ) Corbin. Ky. V nnj. Ohio (Warren JFK) Fort Lauderdale (Stranahan) Tarpon Spring! Fast Point, (ia (Hriarwood) Goulds (South Dade) Belle Glade Miami (North Miami) Erie. Pa. Doravillc (Peachtree) St I’etcrsburg (Bishop Barry) Mlanta. Gn. (Walter F. George) Sayre. Pa. Football Spartan Staff Dennis Fry cl ................................. I lead Football Coach Jim Ragland ............. .....................Offensive Coordinator Billy Turner................................... Offensive Line Bob Ritlcy..................................... Offensive Line Steve Walters .......................... Wide Receivers Gene King...................................... Tight Ends Wayne Chapman .................................Linebackers Jerry Angelo................................... Defensive Line Alvin Logan....................................' Defensive Tackles Ron McCronc.................. .................Defensive Back field Dave Bankston..................................Graduate Assistant DaveTomeo .....................................Graduate Assistant John Lope ..................................... Head Trainer Bruce Crim ............................... • • Assistant Trainer Ken Shields....................................Assistant Trainer Gus Die lens ..........................Athletic Director Mark Carlson...................................Sports Information Director The University of Tampa's football team be- gan their season with a triumphant debut victory over stubborn Toledo. Toledo’s attempt to revenge the Spartans breaking of their 35-gamc winning streak last year fell short as the spirited Spar- tans totally dominated first half action. Freddie Solomon who waited two years for an unchallenged role as starting quarterback worked his magic, scoring 20 points, along with fullback Ken Moorhead and Alan Pittman, each rushing for 130 yards. Solomon's runs of 17. 63. and 10 yards streaked Tampa to a 29-3 halftime lead. With solid blocking from the offensive line the Spartans scored on their first possession. Solomon’s touchdown runs combined with his 34 yard touchdown pass to flanker Bob Stringer pul the Spartans well on their way. In the second half a 4 yard touchdown run by Alan Pittman increased the score to 35-9. A deter- mined Toledo led by quarterback Gene Swick came back by passing for two touchdowns in the final quarter, but it was not enough as the game ended with Tampa on top 35-25. Thus with Toledo defeated. Coach Dennis Fry- zel had his first collegiate victory, and the Spar- tan’s were off to a fine start. Tampa 35 Toledo 25 Top left: Fast Freddie in aclion. Top right■ Anthony Williams hauls one in. Top Andy Kuchmancr on a pitch out. Right: Alan Pittman turns the corner. Football Football Tampa 34 Xavier 7 186 Top left: Defense stops Xavier back after short gain. Top right: Otis Rodgers throws quarterback for loss. Top Mark Wakefield catches one of his record breaking receptions Football Equalling Tampa's longest winning streak of nine games set in 1970, the Spartans combined a potent offense with a strong defense to totally outclass Xavier 34-7. The offense moved smoothly through the first and second quarter scoring 27 points, with the defense completely halting Xavier’s offense. Freddie Solomon, side-step- ping tacklcrs for 45 yards scored the first touchdown, followed by Bob Cooper kicking the first of two field goals soon after. In the second quarter. Fred Solomon fired a 30 yard strike to end Mark Wakefield, Less than two minutes later DcCovcn McCarty intercepted an Xavier pass and Alan Pittman blasted two yards to extend the lead to 27-0. In the second half the Spartans struck quickly with Solomon passing 33 yards to flanker Anthony Williams and the Spartans romped to 34-0. The Spartans defense ccrtaintly did their job throughout the game, holding the Musketeers to 11 yards rushing. Finally in the fourth quarter, Xavier mounted a drive and through consecutive passes scored. The final tally read 34-7 an the Xavier coach summed it up best saying, “We just faced a damn fine ball team. 187 Kansas State - 17 Tampa-0 Football Special thanks to Pete Perez for creating the '74 Moroccan cover. 188 Football For three quarters it was.ro close The red garmented Tampa fans saw a blocked punt in the fourth quarter prove to be the final frustration as Tampa suffered its first shutout defeat since 1969. Through the first three quarters Kansas State held- on nervously to a 3 to 0 lead as both teams displayed superb defense. The game began with Freddie Solomon scampering 50 yards to the Kansas State 18. On fourth down. Tampa’s Bob Cooper missed his first of three field goals On the ensuing kickoff. Kansas State drove inside to the Tampa 40 where Kansas State's Keith Brumlcy kicked a 46 yard field goal that gave Kansas State a 3-0 lead. With Bob Cooper failing in his second and third field goal attempts it came down to a battle of defenso, lusting until the final quarter. The Spartan defense earned applause time and time again. The third quarter found both teams unable to mount a substan- tial drive and the score remained 3-0 Kansas State. Then, early in the fourth quarter with a fourth down at Tampa’s own 20 yard line, a Kansas State rusher blocked a Bob Cooper punt and ran it in for a touchdown. Suddenly, it was 10-0 l.ater in the fourth quarter a screen pass to a Kansas State end was good for another touchdown, making the score 17-0. And that’s the way it ended. The '73 Spartans had lost their first game, but they played a Big Fight Conference team nose to nose in a brutal defensive contest They played with pride as the Kansas State coach added, they beat us to death. 189 Football With 47 seconds remaining in the first half, Freddie Solomon passed 43 yards to Mark Wakefield, putting the ball on the Akron 3. On second down Alan Pittman slashed 1 yard putting Tampa ahead 7-0. Until Tampa’s first touchdown late in the second quarter, both teams defenses controlled the action. Tampa’s Tommy Thomas repeatedly punted Akron into bad field position and also made some fine defensive plays. The Akron Zips tied the game early in the third quarter on a 67 yard run by Billy Mills. Towards the end of the period the Spartans launched a 49 yard scoring drive with Solomon passing 12 yards to Anthony Williams. Freshman Ricky Rivas returned an Akron punt 23 yards to the Tampa 48. and Akron drew a 15 yard penalty, moving the ball to the Zips 37. On sec- ond down. Freddie Solomon scampered 20 yards for a touchdown, extend- ing the final score to 21-7. Football Ready to bailie Solomon for a big gain Tampa 21 Akron 7 191 Tampa 17 Villanova 10 Solomon heads for the goal line. Wakefield makes vain attempt The Spartans displayed supreme defense defeating Villanova 17-10. The Wildcats of Villanova made the game close, capitalizing on Tampa fumbles and crucial penalities. In the first quarter sophomore rover. Larry Hunter intercepted a Villanova pass returning it to the Wildcat 18. On fourth down, freshman Kenny Jordan kicked a 47 yard field goal, putting Tampa ahead 3-0. In the second. Tampa’s Tom Witmer intercepted a pass returning it to the Tampa 48. On two runs by Freddie Solomon and a 3 yard dash by Alan Pittman, Tampa was in front 10-0. Two Tampa fumbles near the end of the First half assisted Villanova in tieing the score at 10-10. In the third quarter Tampa mounted an excellent drive with Alan Pittman scoring from 11 yards out. The Tampa defense kept the Wildcats under the shadow of their goalpost through much of the second half. Towards the end of the game the Wildcats mounted a drive primarily on Tampa penal- ties, but the defense held on for the 17-10 victory. Coach Dennis Fryzel referred to the game as, Our biggest vic- tory of the season. The game showed the defense coming out ahead in tough situations and the offense mounting excellent drives. ____________________________________________________ Football Above left Ervin Smith sacks quarterback Bottom left Moorhead picks up yardage. Above right Tom Winner brings down runner. Football The running of Alan Pittman combined with a solid defensive effort totally dominated the Wildcats of Northern Michigan 20-0. Towards the end of the first quarter Morris La Grand crunched out two first downs and Freddie Solo- man completed three passes, setting up a 25 yard field goal by Kenny Jordan. There was no scoring in the second quarter, a credit to both defenses. With ten minutes left in the third quarter, the Spar- tans mounted a drive with Alan Pittman covering the last 15 yards, putting Tampa in front 10-0. Wilbur Boggs recovered a fumbled punt at the Wildcat's 25 and on the first play Ken Moorhead blasted 25 yards for the touchdown, putting Tampa ahead 17-0. Then late in the fourth quarter Kenny Jordan added a 36 yard field goal making the final score 20-0. In defeating Northern Michigan 20-0 the Spartans not only achieved their first shutout but guaranteed themselves a winning season. Tampa 20 North Michigan 0 194 Jordan kicking one of his many field goals. Fathers honored at game. Football Tampa — 24 Chattanooga — 25 The excellent passing attack of Chattanooga upset the Spartan Homecoming 25-24. The loss overshadowed a superb performance by Freddie Solomon who rushed for 239 yards and scored all three Tampa touchdowns. Chattanooga struck first with a field goal putting Tampa behind in the first quarter 3-0. In the second quarter Solomon ripped off two good runs, the second put Tampa ahead 7-3. With 57 seconds remaining in the half. Kenny Jordan booted a 49 yard field goal to pul Tampa in front 10-3. The third quarter saw Freddie Solomon breaking a school record with an 89 yard run from scrimmage to make it 17-3. In the fourth quarter Chattanooga scored twice with two touchdown passes, tying the score at 17-17. Again Freddie Solomon, behind excellent blocking, ran 65 yards and put Tampa ahead 24-17. In the hectic last 31 seconds of the game Chattanooga scored and with no time remaining won the game witha two-point con- version. The game saw Mark Wakefield and Freddie Solomon set school records but with a 25-24 defeat Coach Fryzcl commented, “We beat ourselves. 196 197 Musketeer runner is caught from behind. Football Tampa — 34 Rutgers — 6 After Rutgers scored on their initial drive of the game the Spartan defense came alive and cut off the Rutgers attack while the offense put up 34 points to end the season with the winning score of 34- 6. Rutgers' J.J. Jennings scored on Rutgers first posses- sion putting Tampa behind 6-0. On Tampa's first posses- sion Morris LaGrand barrelled 1 yard to put the Spar- tans ahead 7-6. In the second quarter Freddie Solo- mon found Vin Hoover for a 10 yard touchdown pass making it 13-6 at halftime. With the defense taking charge, the Spartans scored again making the third quarter score 20-6. In the fourth quarter Freddie Solomon carried 17 yards mak- ing the score now 27-6. Towards the end of the game the Spartans mounted another drive with Morris La- Grand scoring his second touchdown making the final score 34-6. The 34-6 thrashing of Rutgers ended the Spartan season at 8-3 as Coach Fryzel commented, the season couldn’t have ended any better. 198 I i; i? Wrestling Spartan Grapplers From row. left to right Wayne Perez, Dave Costabile. Ed Welch. George Mecca. Bob Lcist. l.uihcr Clemons. .Second row Terry Freeman, Dan Bush. Dave Hauser. Jack Kawley. Tasso Kiriakes. Rich Shapiro. Glenn Brown, Coach Wiendl. 200 Wrestling TS7T- w resiling Golf Team Standing, left to right Tom McGuire. Coach George Hall. Rod Piatl. Capt. Bob Ford. Randy Tolley. Kneeling Brian Stanbaugh. John Lazenby. Mark Mazzclti. John Scavey. 204 Tennis Tennis Baseball Returning leam from '73 season. Left to right, silting Paul Burlingame. Tommy Thomas. Hank Prop per. Rick Hcrnander. Kneeling Randy Brown. Chcl C aplinski. Standing Mark Somils. Doug Walker. Sam Howell. Burt Ramos Tommy Thomas makes grab with precise liming. Baseball Baseball =rrr —' Skiing Front row. left to right: Shelly Eichncr. Linda Lui a. Kim Conto� , John Glaser, Rita Dominquez, Rusty Carter, 2nd row. Bill Koch. Coach Vicky Johndrow, Kevin Binan, not pictured Robbie Kempton. Terry Stahl Kevin Binan lines up with ramp for jump. 214 Skiing Under the direction of national competitor Vicky Johndrow, the varsity waterskiing team is active both spring and fall semesters. The team competes against sixteen different schools throughout Florida. Competitive skiing consists of three events; slalom, trick, and jump. Slalom is skiing on one ski in coor- dination with a course. A slalom course consists of an entrance and exit gate and six contestant buoys. The skier must execute timing with lean and pull as he rounds each buoy. The starting speed for men is 26 m.p.h. and for women 22 m.p.h. Trick skiing is more popular because it does not re- quire the extra equipment used in slalom and jumping. Trick skis are approximately 38-44 inches long and have rounded or square ends. In this event a skier receives one 20 second pass to perform as many tricks as possi- , ble. The more difficult the trick, the higher the point value awarded to the skier. Jumping is the most exciting event of the three. Maximum speed for men is 30 m.p.h. and for women. 28 m.p.h. The height of the ramp is five feet. Jumpers receive three passes over the ramp. Their distances are recorded in meters and then computed on a master scoreboard. The best of the three jumps is the official entry score. Distances may range anywhere from 20 to 140 feet. Tampa’s Robbie Kempton. nationally known, usually lakes first place in this event. — 215 Bill Koch working for distance off jump ramp. Freshman skier. Kim Contos. shows good form 216 but lands hard Rusty Carter on trick skis. Skiing Linda I.ui za. varsity skier, on ramp. Relow. on trick skis. 217 ■ On deck, left to rifiiu Jim Aring. Coach Bud Fisher. Richard Brodbcck. In boat Peter Bono. Mark Tarczynski. Chuck Fuller. Brent Evans. Ed Kelley. Mike Mcrcovantc. Brian Burns. Dave Kerr. John Walsh Crew 219 Debbie Walters working with the two-man team. g 222 Girl’s Sports Bowling Team Back row. left to right: Maria Perri. Nancy Kalafus, Judy Lngleman. Front row Robin Kohn. Michelle LaPorle Front row: Maria Perri. Judy Engleman. April Boyle. Karo Karn. Back row: Diane Mei . I inda Fri zcl, Coach Belly Lambert. Nancy Kalafus. Pam Bohl 223 Soccer Has� tc for ball control. The 1973 Spartan Bootcrs finished the year with the same young flicker of hope that ushered in this past season. Despite the trials and hardships of a winlcss season the Spartan Bootcrs always managed to field a team intent on working together. This year's team had to overcome inexperience and a tough schedule versus strong opponents. Perhaps the most growth was ex- perienced by the defensive squad where Ray Weber, Bob lezzi, Dave Zimmerman and Harry Rctjos ac- quired valuable experience in the sport common to the world but new to America. Dave Zimmerman and Harry Rctjos are the only graduating seniors on the team. Other upperclassmen who participated throughout the entire season were Steve Bradley, Nick Katinekis. John Salvaggio, Roger Duffy and Peter Simon who took over the goalies' responsibilities during the last half of the season. Still the true hope for the future Spartan Bootcrs lies with the freshmen and here things look promising. There are five returning freshmen: Dennis Dickson. Craig Post. Frank Uvanni. Alan Fainblatt and Dave Burham, all of whom contributed greatly to this year's soccer squad. One of the brightest spots this year was Charles Nagy, the Spartans first year assistant coach. He is a native of Hungary and has played soccer all his life. Soccer But there were some bright moments. Soccer The Spartans faced a rugged schedule 226 Soccer i i ( Despite the trying times, the soccer team assembled and did its best every game. 227 Intramurals 230 Adminis tration And Faculty Administration President B.D. Owens 233 Communicaiion: an essential facet of President B.D. Owen’s administration. Dr. Michael i. Mendelsohn Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. Charles L. Hyde Associate Dean of Faculty Administration Dr. Edward H. Ward Executive Assistant to the President Mr. Melvin Garten Assatam to the Dean of Faculties Administration Mr Eugene H. Crops )' Director of Admissions and Records Mr. Edmund P. Slif Vice President for Business Affairs 235 Ms. Marisol Johns Dean of Women Administration Mr. John Meyer Dean of Men Dr. Charles R West Yke PresiJem for Student Affairs Mr. Dave Jackson Director of University Union and Student Activities Administration Mr. Michael Bouchard Director of Residence Life Ms. Celeste La ara Counselor in Residence Dr. Chester C. Arnold Coordinator of Student Services 237 Administration Mr. Paul E. Sawyer Director of Financial Aid Mr. Robert R. Lovelace Director of Personnel i Mr Dale E. Friend Director of Purchasing 239 Administration Mr. Sam Bailey Special Assistant 10 the President for Special Projects Mr. Robert B. Gronlund Vice President Jor Des-etopmeni and Public Relations Administration Mr. Irving Edclvon Director of Public Information 241 Ms. Barbara L, Sugdcn Director, Merle Kclce Library Mr. Cesar Del Castillo Custodial Supervisor Administration w Library Staff 242 Ms. Charlotte Pratt Director of Projects and Food Services Faculty 244 Ms. Patricia W. Ben Assistant Professor of Education Faculty i Mr. George R. Boljcr Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Samuel E. Brick Professor of Education Chairman. Division of Education Ms. Ruth C. Bragg Assistant Professor of Physical Education 245 Mr. George H Cave Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion Faculty Dr. Joan R. 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Harder Professor of Philosophy Mr. Lewis Harris Assistant Professor of Art Faculty Dr. Benjamin G. Harlzog Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Mr. David G. Hayes Assistant Professor of Physical Education I Dr. Robert D. Henderson Dana Professor of Economics and Business Director of M.B.A. Program 255 Faculty 256 Faculty 251 Faculty Dr. Howard W. Krai Associate Professor of Education Dr. Mary Louise Lake Professor of Education Dr. Julius Langlinais Assistant Professor of Physics Faculty Mr. Gary N. Laportc Auistant Professor of Speech 3f ■ir ■r mw mr mr Mr. John Lindenmeyer Assistant Professor of Political Science Dr. William D. Leith Associate Professor of Modern Language 259 Dr. William J. Lehman Assistant Professor of English Faculty Ms. Sue McCord Assistant Professor of History Dr. Julius D. 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Lee p. 42 Tomson. Nicholas p. 70 Topolosky. Joni p. 42 Torres. Richard p. 56 Trccce. Leslie p. 42 Trcrotola. Daniel p. 42 Troll. Kathy p. 42 Tucker. Wayne p. 71 Tully, Mary p. 57 Turner. Renee p. 42 Tyson. Robert p. 42 Uhimwcn. Esohc p. 42 Underwood. Chcrylc p. 42 Uvanni. Frank p. 42 Vail. Grita p. 57 Valenzuela, Juan p. 42 Van Dervcn. Judith p. 57 Van Galdcr. Mark p. 57 Ventura, Linda p. 43 Vermaat. Daryl p. 43 Vcrmetic. Jerome p. 57 Verson. Harry p. 57 Vester, James p. 43 Vigucrs, Mark p. 71 Viuitow, Raymond p. 71 Von Eilbcrigh. Otto p. 43 Voss. James p 57 Wagcmann. Ulf p. 43 Walker. James p. 71 Wallace. Brcnton. G. Ill p. 71 Walters. Deborah p. 71 Watcrer, Geoffrey p. 71 Watkins. Mark p. 43 Watson. Kimm p. 71 Watts. Regia p. 43 Weaver. John p. 43 Watson, Kimm p. 71 Watts. Regia p. 43 Weaver. John p. 43 Weber. Raymond p. 57 Webster. Denise p. 71 Weed. Susan p. 57 Wcg. Douglas p. 43 Weiner. Meryl p. 43 Weinman. David p. 57 Wcisberg, Rhonda p. 43 Welch. Edward p. 43 Weller. Fran p. 57 Wentz. Jennifer p. 43 Wcstuba, William p. 57 Whitacrc. Paul p. 43 White. Barbara p. 43 White. Carolyn p. 71 White. Hank p. 71 White. John p. 43 White. Sharon p. 71 Whitman. Marcus p. 43 Whittcmorc. Hugh p 43 Wickman. Robert p. 43 Wiclaand, James p. 43 Wilcox. Debbie p. 43 Wilensky. Jeffrey p. 43 Williams. Anthony p. 57 Williams. Lilian p. 43 Williams. Rochard p. 43 Willis. Jeffrey p. 57 Wilson. Kenneth p. 71 Wilson. Kenneth p. 71 Wilson. Neal p. 71 Winston. Pc'.cr p. 71 Wittman, Richard p. 43 Wittwcr. Mark p. 43 Wolff, Robert p. 43 Wolf. David p. 71 Wtulich. Barbra p. 71 Yablon. Chcrip. 43 Yankcch. Jeffrey p. 57 Yczicrskc. Evelyn p. 71 Young. Gail p. 43 Young. Krista p 57 Zachman, Peggy p. 43 Zambilo. Andrea p. 57 Zcloman. Randy p. 43 Zimmerman, Barry p. 57 Zimmerman. Marian p. 7 Zuckcr, Connie p. 43 Zurl, Mark p. 43 288 ' Class of 1978 fau. im Freshman Record Published by the Office of Student Activities Editor: Ralph Rosenblatt Advisor: Dave Jackson UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA M. KELCE LIBRARY Mr. John Meyer Doan of Student Lift Dr. Michael Mendelsohn V.P. for Academic Affair! Mrs. Marisol Johns Dean of Student Development Dr. Charles West V.P. of Student Affairs 2 F A C E S Dr. Chester Arnold Coordinator of Studant Sarvicaa Mr. Eugene Cropaey Registrar Mrs. Celeste Lazzara Judicial Board Advisor Mr. Victor Velez Financial Aid Director Mr. Mike Bouchard Director of Residence Life 3 Karl Funoe - Editor of tho Minaret, Ralph Roaanblatt - Editor of the Frathman Record, David Lift • Orientation 5 u N I V E R S I T Y U N I 0 N 6 The University Union Is the hub of student life on campus. Students frequently visit the Union each day to eat meals In the cafeteria, purchase books and supplies in the bookstore, attend organizational meetings, attend activities sponsored by campus groups, or just to relax In the Snack Bar with a coke. The Union Is situated on the Hillsborough River which provides a magnifi- cent setting for outdoor picnics and activities. University Union Services Check Cashing: Checks are cashed In room 1 with a $50.00 limit and a charge of 10c per $10.00. Students are strongly advised to have a local checking because of the difficulty encountered In cashing out of state checks. Game Room: Pool tables, table tennis and elecrlcal skill games are located on the second floor. Athletic eqiipment can also be checked out. Movie Tickets: Tickets to local movie theatres can be purchased for $1.25 which is a tremendous savings. University Union Hours — 8:30-11:00 p.m. Monday to Friday 12:00-11:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday RATHSKELLER STUDENT Luau” Homecoming Skit” ■ren ACTIVITIES “State Champs’ “Clearwater Beach' STUDENT SERVICES E3 Sc. 200 Ext. 405 Counseling Services • Academic Counseling • Career Counseling • Personal Counseling • Peer Counseling • Referral Resources Sc. 200 Ext. 405 Placement Services • Part-time Jobs • Summer Jobs • Career Information Health Services • Nursing • Health Education • Preventive Health • Emergency Referral • Open 24 Hours Per Day Delo Hall Second Floor, Rm. 202 After midnight - 258-4571 FOR THE RECORD The first glimpse of the University of Tampa will be of thirteen silver minarets which stand above the buildings and trees of the city. These minarets, each representing a month In the Moslem year, have long been a symbol of Tampa and educational opportunity. They rise from the main University building (Plant Hall), erected In 1890 as the Tampa Bay Hotel by railroad and shipping magnate Henry B. Plant at a cost of $3,500,000. Considered the finest example of Moorish architecture in the country, this building is five stories high, 1200 feet long, and con- tains more than 500 rooms. It has been host to crowned heads of Europe and to Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War. Once the hotel was the center of the social and cultural life of Tampa. Today the building houses classrooms, laboratories, offices, clubrooms and the Henry B. Plant Museum which preserves many of its original fusnlshlngs and objects of art. Leased from the City of Tampa in 1933 for 99 years, the building has been modernized and restored for more efficient educational use, yet continues to reflect the Tampa tradition. The University was founded In 1931 by public-spirited community residents to provide higher education for young people who lacked the financial resources to go away to college. Today it is a residential Institution enrolling students from nearly every state in the union and many foreign countries. Its qualified, atten- tive faculty and small classes provide the elements of a sound liberal arts education. Although the University bears the name of the city in which it is located, it is a private institution. It is non-denomlnatlonal, chartered under the laws of the State of Florida as a nonprofit corporation, and is governed by a self-perpetuating Board of Trustees elected from among leaders in business, Industry and the professions. For more than 40 years, it has stood as a Landmark of Learning In the Tampa Bay area. CAMPUS MAP 1. Plant Hall 2. University Union 3. McKay Hall 4. Post Office 5. Science Wing 6. Bertha Fletcher Lounge 7. Smiley Hall 8. Falk Theatre 9. Howell Hall 10. Industrial Arts Building 11. Delo Hall 12. McKay Auditorium 13. I. Andrew Krusen Building 14. Merl Kelce Library 15. Fine Arts Building 16. Museum 17. Tampa Bay Art Center 18. Plant Park 19. Curtis Hixon Hall 20. Fair Grounds NORTH B c ) £] ixr? C i -l U r T1 rTl. . I __ 1 'CJ t rv. , i fin on lo V 0 n Q IP CTJ I t I TTr ra Cl [;j‘ t--5 FC3 I---1 d 1 1 L non g.H o ou r ho L.J t: r L •]C )K:c3 cr Qc' NORTH A cr o [inn I IT! Hr - Dlj c-: □ diJ L r “TTTTT Hi 3 Ir Z « I 12 G OF BEERS 14 15 SPC MOVIE 8CHEDULE Sept. 1 the Getaway 8 The Day of the Jackal 15 Prime Cut 22 Executive Action 29 Pat Garrett and Billy the Oct. 6 Paper Moon 13 Save the Tiger 20 Catch-22 Nov. 3 Joe 10 M A S H 17 What's Up Doc? Jan. 12 Scarecrow 19 Dirty Harry 26 All the Loving Couples Feb. 7. The Way We Were 16 American Graffiti 23 The Baby Maker Mar. 2 Jeremiah Johnson Apr. 6 Deliverance Sundays — 8:00 p.m. Falk Theatre SPARTAN HOME FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 14 Toledo Nov. 9 W. Texas State 28 Miami 23 S. Mississippi Oct. 12 Vlllanova 30 Florida A M 26 Tulsa 16 7:30 p.m. — Tampa Stadium RICHARD NEIL ABELL . Rick Orlondo. FL. 1004 QukiSMn Ava. Hockey. Scuta DVng. Skiing. Surfing Butin MARK FRANCIS ABRAMOWICZ Stoughton, MA. 30 Ouncan Rd. Baeebai. 8atketbail. Football. Qolt. Sking JAMES STEPHEN ADELMANN 8endo Norwood. MA. SO Margaret St. Utoraturo. Batobtll, B k tbtll. Football Phy� . Ed. HOWARD LEWIS AMSTER Howl Clark, N.J. 243 Willow Way FltMng Marina Biology CONSTANCE R. ANASTASSIOU . Prudence Tampa, a. 872« Bay Croat La. Dane ng. Politic . Gymnaatea. Swimming Pre-Law Llberal Art JOSEPH THOMAS ANDERSON Budd Rock Rlvar. OH. 20S10 W. lak Rd. Pol tic . Bn� � btn GoM. Hort back Riding FREDERICK ANTHONY AQUINO Fr d Brooklyn. N.Y. 1540-58 SL Bosobaii, Ba� k tb il, Football. Swimming Criminology LLOYD F. ARMSTRONG II Keypon. NJ. go Warran St F«m. Lenguagee. Photography. Travai. Tannla But. MICHELLE LYNN ASHE Mindy Huntingdon Valtay. PA. 790 Oriole La. Mutlc. Gymnattlca. Swimming. Tannla Sociology JOSEPH MICHAEL ASTUCCIO Hamilton. MA. 2 Wage la. Baaeba I. 8� tk tball. Camping, Skiing Banking KAREN MELINDA ATTAWAY Ann Arbor. Ml. 2108 Overlook Ct. Art. language . Mu lc. Travel. Hor eb ck Riding THERESA CATHERINE AULITA Tarrl Mthopac.N.Y. Lake Caaaa. Overlook Or. Mutlc. Piano. Travel. Baseball. Tannla Elam. Ed. VICTOR L. AULITA Vic Mthopac.N.Y. Overlook Dr. lakeCaaaa Chew. Politica. 8a� ball. Football. Tannla 8uain t STEPHEN BRADFORD AUST Fort Tlvoma� . KY. 103 Summit Av . Photography. Camping. Fehlng, Scuba DMng Vat. Madldne SUSAN MARIE BAKER -Bake' Mlibury. MA. 11 Thome MMI Rd. Camping. Mountain Cdmblng. Skiing. Swimming. Tannla Bua. GERRI-LYNN BALLARD •Candy Ea� t Orange. N.J. 40 Lincoln St Dancing, Mualc. Publication� . Stud. Govt Hiatory DAVID MICHAEL BANTA Stamford. CT. IBMecArthurla Sc onco. Travel. Rugby. Scuba Olvlng Biology MATTHEW CHARLES BARKLEY Matt Plttaburgh. PA. 151« Redlern Or. Camping. Football. Swimming, Tannla. Water Skiing Criminology BRIAN EDWARD BARRINGTON Hlneavtlle. GA. Mualc, Football, Qott. Scuba DMng LYNDA SUSAN BASS Tien Saver Spring. MD. FUm. Travai. Camping. Sking. Ternle Rural Rte. 1 PO Bx 34-R Marina Biology «1 Malta La. Sociology ROBERT ELLIOT BAUMWOLL Bobby Ft Lauderdale. FL 9705 N.W. 67th Ct. Beteball. Baakatball. Football, Tannla TIMOTHY JOHN BECHTOLD Tim Lebanon. PA. Science. Scuba Otvlng, Sw rrm'ng, Tann’a BRIAN JOSEPH BELDEN Brian Oawego. N.Y. Piano. Travai. Golf, Sking. Swimming BRENT CHADWICK BERGHEGER Meecoutah.il. 11 E. SSL BaaabaU. Baakatball. FltMng. Horeeback Law Enforcerrant 018 Mifflin St. Biology 15W. 8th St. Peraonnei Mgl. 17 THOMAS A. BERNADZIKOWSKI Tom Baltimore, MO. 3827 Ccrcnsdo Rd Sdoico. Got, Lacrosse Swimming Biology LOUIS IRA BEROWITZ low Fair Lawn. N.J. 35-05 Lenox Or. Baseball BasketbeH. Football. Scuba OMng. Water Sklng DANIEL BIAMONTE Dan Spencer. N.Y. 481S.H4IRd. Science, FleNng. Horseback Riding. Scuba Otvtng Marine Biology MICHAEL JOSEPH BISSONNETTE Bit Burlington. VT. 272 Ethan Allen Parkway Baseball. Football. Golf, Hockey. Tennis Phys. Ed. EDWIN RUSSELL BOLINGER Ed Florissant. MO. 1380 Wadsworth O'. Horseback Ricmg. Scuba OMng. Skiing. Water Ski ng Buainess JACLYN A. BOLOGNA Jackie Muttoniown-Syoaset. NY. Dancing. Drama Glee Club, Travel JEFFREY NEIL BORNSTEIN Jen Union. N.J, Film. Music. Bssebak DENISE ANNETTE BOYER Deni Teaneck.NJ. 188 Shepard Ave. Guitar. Photography. Camping. Swimming Marina Biology Midlane Engilah 820 Nixon Rd. Communicatione MELINDA LOUISE BREIDING Mindy Orlando. FL. 800 20th St Guitar. Gymnastics. Skiing. Tennis. Waler Skiing P.E. DIANNE ANITA BROCK Anderson. S.C. ISO Tanglewood Or. An. Astrology. Drama. Film. Tennia Psychology GREGORY WILLIAM BROWN Greg Watchung. N J. 330 Johnston Or. Fishing. Hunting. Scuba OMng. Track Marine Science TAYLOR BRYAN PENDLETON IV Taylor St. Louis. MO. 1149 Center Dr. Guitar. Comping. Fishing, Scuba OMng. Tennis MARCIA BUCH Marcia FL Lauderdale. FL. 1850 N.E. 54th St. Art. Music. Photography. Poetry. Tennis Art DONNA ALICE BUCHANAN Donny Bradenton. FL. 5010 34th Ave. E. Literature. Music. Travel Baseball. Football Elam. Ed. GEORGE ANTHONY BUCHIERI . Tony Ft. Leonard Wood. MO t Collier Si Photography. Rugby. Skiing 8.A. Soclology Crlmlnology PAUL RENE BUGLI Bugs Wakefield. MA. 21 Houston St. Music. Travel, Camping. Football. Track Phys. Ed. ROBIN AVIS BURNSIDE Tampa. FL 3208 Moran Rd. Drama. Travel, Skiing. Swimming. Women’s Programs Law STEPHEN C. BUTLER Steve Monroeville. PA. 131 Alpine Village Or. Baseball. Football. Hunt ng. Scuba OMng Biology SUSAN JANE BYRNE Sue Princeton. NJ. 55 Stockton St Politics. Travel. Basketball. Swimming Communications GEORGE ALEXANDER CAMPBELL Lex Tampa. FL. 3308 A«ne Ave. Music. Camping. Fishing. Football Scuba Otvtng Business JAMES FRANK CANALE JR. Chub Downingtown. PA. 228 llonvlile Rd. 8asebeii Football. Hockey. Lacrosse. Soccer BARBARA LORRAINE CANN Criminology Chuka Sarasota. FL. 203 Elliot Ave Be let. Dancing. Travel. Swtmmlng. Tennia ROBERTA GENE CARP Education Bobbi Potomac. MO. 8813 Fox Run Travel. Horseback Riding. Swimming. Tennia ROBERTA JANE CARTER Education Bobbye Jane Lisle. IL. 5844 Kingston Ave. Dancing. Stud. Govt.. Swimming. Tennis Bus ness 18 'i CLAUD CARUSO Bound Brook. N.J. Oasebell. BesketOell. Football. Swimming CAROL ANN CASANOUA Co� Scarsda e. N.Y. Cencing. Languages. Piano. Traval, Twin rg KEITH ALLAN CATON 541 OroveAve. Phys. Ed. «2 Sprague Rd. Elam. Ed. SpanUh Yankeetown, FL. Bx 19« Riverside Or. Guitar. Baiobail. Basketball. Football Journallam KEVIN JAMES CHALLACOMBE Chally Nyeck. N.Y. 283 N. Midland Ava. Camping, Football. Hockay. Lacro� � a. Soccer Business PAUL STEVEN CHARPENTIER Carp Fairfield. N.J. Art. Craw. Hockay. Lacroaaa, Swimming VINCE CHECCHI Silver Spring. MO. PHILIP RANDOLPH CHERKAS Randy Falriese HMj. PA. Literature, Music. Polite� . Basebal ANTHONY ROBERT CHIMELIS Tony Bronx, N.Y. Dancing. Language . Stud. Govt.. Golf JEANNE M. CHITESTER Mt. Holly. NJ. WoodlaneRd. 1 8x 1129 P ano. Beskotbau. Football. Hockey. Tenni Phya. Ed. ROBERT JOSEPH CLAUS Rob Needhan.MA. 94 Wildwood Or. Science. Basabai. Basketball. FootbaO Busire� DEANN LISA CLINE Liaa Leechburg, PA. 280 Market St. Aitrology. Oramo. Camping. Hor aback Riding Psychology MARK ALAN COHEN Pittsburgh. PA. 4320 Saline SL Cnoas. Jan. Mu� lc. Traval. Camping Businas Admin. 2 inwood Terr. Art 9206 Watson Rd. Sodo'ogy 618 DrexeIRd. English 14l8Fteley Ave. Language RICHARD HERBERT COLABELLA Hopelcorvg, N.J. Science. Travel, Football. Ternla PEGGY COLEMAN Phoenix. MO. Art- Astrology. Travel. Horseback Riding NANCY L. COLETTI Punky Vahali� . N.Y. Art. Dancing. Music. Photography. Poetry ANDREA E. COOPERSTEIN -Andl Fairfax. VA. 9205 Ashmeade Dr. Orama, Guitar. Poetry. Skiing. Tenrla Hiatory 210 W. End Ave. Accounting 8x19« Blenheim Rd. Mertne Biology 55 Galloway La. Art Education THADDEUS HALL COX T.C. or Ted Freeland. M 0. Drama. Photography, Politics. Science WILLIAM EDWIN COX Kwei Bill Jensen Beach. FL. Film, Music. Stud. Govt. Gymnastics DOUGLAS PATRICK CRANER Doug Spring City. PA. 74 Bonn e Brae Rd. Travel. Golf. Scuba Diving. Swimming Business ROBERT GARRETT CRAVENOR Ouda Indiana. PA. 119S. lOthSi Astrology, Baeketbal. Golf. Swimming. Tennis Business 259-BRte. 1 Middletown Rd. Marina Biology 220 Linda Dr. Psychology CHRISTOPHER F. CUMMINGS Chris Reading. MA. 1243MeJnSl. Chase. Pollllca. Travel. Camping. Swimming History DENNIS JOHN CURCURUTO Denny Riverside. CT. 44BonwllRd. Baseball. Basketball. Football. Hockey, Swimming Phya. Ed. ROBERT JOSEPH CURRAN Bob Essex Falla. NJ. 112 Forest Way Baskotbe'i. God. Soccer. Tarnla. Swimming Business TOBY ROBERT DATTOLO Wayne. NJ. 51 Winding Way Besketboll. Foctbal. Hunting. Water Suing Criminology 19 MARIA SHELLEY DAVY Wostford.MA. TTadmuckRd. Dancing. Horesback Riding, Surfing, Tends Law JAMES MARK DEANGELO Jamie Newburgh. N.Y. 12CatapeRd. Bnooba'i. Football. Hockey. Hunting. Tennis Clam, Ed. DOUGLAS FREDERICK DEDOLPH Dcug St Paul. MN. 2138 Goodrich Ave. Sdonco. BotkotbeJi. Go . Soccar, Tennis Marina Biology NIXON A. DETARNOWSKY Nick Scaradalo. N.Y. 225 Sprain Rd. Guitar, Baseball. Golf. Tama Biology JOHN DEVINCENZO John Dm Mahopac. N.Y. Socor Rd. Baseball. Basketball. Foot sail. Swimming. Wear Sk rg Undecided 340 Cor nail Ave Marina Biology 30 School St Bualnaaa Admin. 50 Oak Croat Rd Undecided 97 Morrell PI. Law 12 F old PI 0am. Ed. Sua Oraaaa Point , Ml. 91 OroaaaPointaBlvd. Traval. Skiing. Swfmm'ng BRIAN MICHAEL DOYLE Brooklyn, N.Y. 984-7 St Boaaball, Baakatball. Football. Go . Lacroaaa Phya. Ed. RONALD WILLIAM DEWALD Pitta burgh. PA. Lit. Muelo. Stud. Govt. Scuba OMng PHILLIP CHESTER DI MEO Phil Clark. N.J. Camping. FUhing, Soccar. Tannla. Water Skiing GEORGE BERNARD DINAR WaatOranga. N.J. Photography. Football. Hockey. Skiing. Swimming LEN DIPIAZZA Dippy Garfield. N.J. Pollice. Bate ball. Baakatball. Football. Tannla ANN MARIE DIROBERTO Annie Port Cheater. N.Y. Dancing, Drama. Mualc. Travel. Swimming SUSAN SAGE DOELLE ROBERT WAYNE DRURY . Bob Fitchburg. MA. 189 Clarendon St Photography. Baeeball. Football. Golf. Wreafllrg Phya. Ed. BARRY BRUCE DUNN Norristown. PA. 2737 Audubon Rd. Drama. Poetry. Traval. Baakatball. Camping Crimina' Juatloa JANE LOIS DURKEE Bedford Village, N.Y. 8 Helena Dr. Dancing. Traval. Horaeback Riding. Swimming. Tannla E arn. Ed. ALINE GAIL EBER Clifton. N.J. 27 Noil Terr. Skiing. Swimming. Ternla Speech Pathology CHERYL LANI ECKERT Sherry Fori Monroe. VA. 48 Ingella Rd. Film. Travel. Baakatball. Swimming. Tannla Pre-Veterlna-y Scl. RAYMOND CLIFFORD EDWARDS Ediow Hamilton. ON.. Canada 25Sunn1ngMI Ave. Travel. Camping. Golf. Hockey. Wreatllng Bualnaaa HOLLY KAY EISELE Hoify Tampa. FL. 10919 Oranga Grove Or. Mcaic. Horaeback Riding. Swimming. Tennla Paychoiogy BRUCE M. EISENBERG Old Brookvllle. N.Y. PhaaaantHllLane Mualc. Stud. Govt. Golf. Hockay Bualnaaa CAMILLE MARY ELIAS Cam Ft. Lauderdale. FI. 8831 N.W. 34th Ave. Ba let. Dancing. Travel. Gymnaallca. Horaeback Riding Hlatory ANTHONY JOSEPH ESPOSITO Tony Volloy Stream. N.Y. 4 Grant Or. W. Film. Music. Golf. Swimming. Tennla Paychoiogy DEBRA KAY EVERHART Oobbls Atlanta. GA_ Guitar. Pott y. Publications. Travel LORI DIANNE EVERS 1443 Fame Dr. Engilah Atlanta. OA. 1600 Huntingdon Trail Jan. Mualc. Photography. Tennla. Retglon Aria Mngmt 20 r V JEFFRES PAUL FANQMANN Jett Chrlstlanatad. St. Croix U.S.V.I. 54 Kina St Crow. Baseball, Scut Dtving. Water Sk ing, Wreetllng But. Admfn LISA HELAINE FELDMAN Hamiton. OH. 824 Sardor� Or. Stud. Govt., Travel. Horseback Ri ng. Tennis Hlatory SANTI JOSEPH FIORE San Marnaon, N.Y. 85 Ellsworth Avo. Choir. Film. Music. Golf Physical Ed JOHN CHARLES FLATZ Morgan Upper St Clair. PA 68 Marwood Or. Guitar. Music. Plano. Camping. Swimming Music DOMINIQUE FOMBRUN Ooml(A) Rio Pledraa. Puerto Rico Lilas 1875. San Francisco Music. Travel. Horseback Riding. Camping Accounting BRENT LYNN FOX Ft. Lauderdale. FL. 2251 N.E. 68 St. Sconces MICHAEL ANDREW FOX Mika Livingston. N.J. 48 W. McClellan Ave. 8asebail. Football, Gymnastics. Swimming, Wrestling Phye. Ed. ROBERT WILLIAM FRICK Bob Shllllngton. PA. 12 Maple Ave. Music. Science. Scuba Diving, Tennis Biology JAMES DAVID FRITH Jim Bradenton. FL. 840 Fontana La. Baseba l. Football, Golf. Scuba Diving. Surfing JOHN WARREN GAFNEY Gafer San Juan. Puerto R'co 6POBx4$87 Drams. Baseball. Basketball. Scuba OMng. Wresting Phye Ed. CARLOS ENRIQUE GARCED Bayamon, Puerto Rico H-15 CaJle Platlno Vi la Eapana Crew. Horseback Riding, Hunting. Scuba OMng, Surfing Pre-Med MARTIN LEE GARCIA Plttsford. N.Y. 10 Sloney Clover La. Fishing. Football. Ternia. water Skiing, Wrestling Business MARK EDWARD GARDNER Milford. Ml. Music. Football. Scuba OMng. Swimming TRACIE MARIE GARNER Dayton. OH. Dancing. Orama. Music. Travel. Swimming ALAN L. GETREV Oceanside. N.Y. Stud. Govt. Baseball. Football. Hockey. Soccer S09 Adamic Engneerlno 1320 Devereux Or. Education 120 Harris Dr. Pre-Med NICHOLAS ANTHONY GIANNOTTO Nick Glen Ridge. N.J. 409 Ridgewood Ave. Bssebail. Basketball. Footbei'. Swimming. Tennis Biology ROBERT DAVID GIBBS Bob Riverside. CA. Science. Fishing, Golf. Swimming. Tennis THOMAS HUGH GILMORE Tom North Hlls. PA. Camping. Scubs Olvlng. Tennis. Selling SHERYL MELISSA GOLDIE PO Bx 207 Lecanto. FL. Medicine 427 Tennis Ave. Marine Bology Albany. N.Y. 198 Marlon Ave. Fim. Poetry. Travel. Camping. Skiing Business 8 Eco. ROSS STURGES GREEN Durham. N.C. 3807 Lyckan Pkwy. Photography. Travel. FIsNng. Football. Scuba OMng Undecided BOB PERRY GREENBERG Baltimore. MD. 4254 Labyrinth Rd. Baseball, Football. Golf. Lacroaao. Swimming Biology KENNETH JASON GREENBIOTT Baxley.OH. 233 S. Roosevelt Photography. Trave1. Camping. Fishing. Soccer LYNNE DORENE GUERNSEY Lynne Tampa. FL. 4851 Gandy Blvd. Choir. Music. Plano. Travel. Camping Music Ed. VICKIE LYNN GUTSHALL Vicki Brandon. FL. 11206 Winn Rd . PO 8x 1198 Ba'iot. Dancing. Drama. Plano. Politice Pol. Science ROBERT LEE HAREN Bob Cranford. N.J. 47 Brookdsre Pi. Choir. Glee Club. Music, Basketball, Fishing Phy� . Ed. JOEL S. HARRIS Now Port Rlchoy. FL 2018 Hemlock Ave,. Tamps Guitar, Mujic. Photography. Fishing. Footb� ll Sociology KENNETH SCOTT HARRIS Kon North Caldwell. N.J. 14 Woodland Avo. Music, Concerts Business CHARLES JOHN HAVELKA Charlie Glen Rock. N.J. 77Va eyRd. Chost. Baseball. Basketball. Soccer. Wrestling Phys. Ed. LEE H. HAYNES Pittsburgh. PA. 5231 Forbes St. Art. Mu 1c. Besketbal. Football. Horseback Riding Bus. Admin. WENDY SUE HAYTON Wayne. N.J. 24 Ashburn Rd. Piano. Travel. Horseback Ridirg. Swimming Psychology MARY LOU HECKMAN Mary LOU GreenvOie. PA. 204 $. Marcer St Basketball. Camping. Water Skiing Marine Biology DAVID JOSEPH HELTERBRAN FU Hampton. VA. 125Clemwood Parkway Photography, Golf Marine Biology JEFFREY RAYMOND HENDERSON Jeff Louisville. KY. 1758 Sulgrave Rd. Basketball. Scuba Diving. Swimming. Tennis. Water SkBng RANDY ALLEN HENSON “Sanger St. Petersburg. FL. 3190 85th Way. N. «4 Guitar. Music. Travel. Fiehng. Football Bus. Management GEORGE WILLIAM HERTHEL GJg Chesterfield. MO. Pot tle� . Baseball. Football, Hockey KATHLEEN SUSAN HESS King Of Prussia. PA Art. Hockey. Lacrosse. Skiing, Surllng 110 Shady Valley Dr. Economics 592 Charles Or. Liberal Arts LAWRENCE J. HIAVENKA Larry Edison. N.J. Baseball. Beskotball. Footbal. QoH PATRICIA REID HOOVER Trlcla Concord. N.C. Drama. Stud. Govt.. Swimming. Tennis. Water Skiing ROBERT H. HOPPER Bobby Mahwah. N.J. Oeerhaven Rd. Batebal. Fishing. Skfng, Swimming. Wator Skiing Business DAVID MICHAEL HORGAN Cuyahoga Falls. OH. 2295 Hottrren Dr. PoWIce. Basketball, Football. Ootf. Tennis Accounting 21 Tamarack Dr. 341 wilstwe Ava. S.w. Paychology DONNIE HUDSON Ounnellon. FL. Star Rie. 2 8x47-02 Literature. Basketball. Camping. Football Hunting Phya. Ed GEORGE WESLEY HUGUELY IV Bethosda.MD. 5300 Burllno Terr. Camping. Fishing, Football. Rugby. Sking Business Admin. SANDRA M. HULMES Sandy Richmond. VA. Jazz. Swimming. Tennis NORMAN EDWARD HUNTER Cool Clearwaiof. FL Baseball. Basketball. Football. Golf. Swimming 8240 Ammonett Or. Buiiness 407 S. Lake Or. Education ALAN EDWARD HURLEY Edgar Jr. Wading Rh-er. L.I.. N.Y. 553 Ovorlook Dr. Jatt. Music. Plano. Swimming. Water Skiing Buslnesa THOMAS JOHN HURLEY Williamantic. CT. 95 South SL Camping. Flahlng. Golf. Tennis Criminology CHARLES ROBERT IANNOTTI JR. Chuck Randolph. Dover. N.J. 4 Charles St. Q° Business LEONARD JAMES IANNUCCILLI North Providence. R.l. 100 East Ave. Music. Travel. Mountain Climbing. Wraatling Bus. Management 22 r STEPHEN RICHARD ISON Z«r«MI Worthington. OH. 143CCkjbv wBtv JS. Basobail. Bsskotbai. Football. Surfing. Summing Business CARY M. JACOBSON J«k Portland, ME. 102EdwardaSl Travel. Swimming KEITH EVAN JAFFE Randnllstovm.MO. 5013 Old CcurtRd. Jazz. Photography. Science. Travel. Camping LAVERNE JENKINS 110 Jersey city. N.J. 428 Jackson Ave Dancing. Drama. Photography. Poetry. Sowng Sociology MELISSA ANN JOHNSON Hu Greenwich, CT. JUDITH ANN JOHNSTON Judy Staten Island. N.Y. Drama. Literature, Travoi. Swlmmng, Tennis ELLEN R. KAPLAN Baltimore (P.kosvllle), MO. Dancing Drama. Jan. Mualc. Pop An DEAN RAUM KAPNECK Bothojda. MD. Guitar, Mualc. Footbak. Rugby. Swing Pina Ridge Rd. Sociology 74 Main St Engl ah ill SwanhillCl. Social Work 6001 Plalr.vlaw Rd Uboral Arts JACK EDWARD KAPP Jack Pittsburgh. PA. Scionoo, Basketball. Foottal. Scuba OMng. Wraatllng STEVEN DENNIS KATZIN 412 Valey Or. Biology Slav Toms River. N J. 51 Clayton Ave. Travoi. Skiing. Surfing. Swimming Water Skiing TODD KAY Pre-Da nui Wostbury. N.Y. Choir. Poatry. Basketball. Football. Golf JAMES SCOTT KAZAWIAN 652 Duke St. Psycology Jim 8asklng Rldoe. N.J. 21 Spencer Rd. Batobtn Baskotball, Fishing. Football. Surfing History CHRIS SHAWN KENNEDY Merritt Island. Ft. 1680 S. Shelter Trail Science. Baseball. Baskatbail. Football. Swimming Pro-Mad RICHARD EARLE KEPPLER JR. Kep Gaithersburg. MD. Gu tar. Music. Basketball. Skiing. Surfing NORI ANNESTATIA KEROS 54l7RtggaRd. Birmingham. Ml. Astrology. Dancing, Guitar. Languages. Music PAUL MICHAEL KING 5761 Woodwind Or. P.K. Lynn. MA. 538 Westarn Ave. Cane ng. Music, Basebai. Soccer. Water Skt'ng Crlm. Justice DAVID KLAPSTEIN Mon soy, N.Y. Chess. Music. Baseball. Football. Soccer STEVEN DALE KLINGERMAN 32 Albert Or. Steve Atlanta. GA. 2797 JcelPI. N.E. Photography. Comping. Football. Hunting DAVID WAYNE KLOID Marine Bio. Dave Baltimore. MD. 700 Hoilen Rd. Basketbai. Football. Lacrosse. Scuba OMng HELEN D. KNAPP Marine Bio. Lynn Paterson, N J. 93 Lenox Ave. Phctooraphy, Camping, Mountain Climbing Marine Bio. LINDA LEE KNOPF Lou svlllo. KY. 4219Starllta La. Politic . Travel. Basketball. Swimming LEIGH KOENIG . Businesa Leigh Woodruff, Wi. R.R. 1 Bx 76 Art. Mualc. Scuba CMng CAROL ANN KOSTER Fine Arts Wayne, Ml. 32463 Tod Dancing. Mualc. Travel. Horseback Riding MARK THOMAS KRAEMER Teaching Mark Tampa. FL. 2705 Jetton Ave. Camping. Fishing. Footbal. Track Wraatllng 23 WILLIAM L KRONK Bill Ft. Johnson N.Y. «2 Ft. Johnson Ave. Travel. Go?. Surtlnj. Tennis. Wrestling Buslneee BARBARA A. KUELPER ••Cookie” Evanston. Chicago, IL. 2908 Grant St Mualc. Travel. Gymneetlca. Sklng. Water Skiing Education LYLE STEPHEN LABOUR Sieve Veatal. N.Y. 936012th St. N. St. Peteraburo. FL. Mualc. Stud. Govt. Swimming. Ternia Hlatory KATHERINE LADD Kate Put-In-Bay. OH. AN-32 EvenSt.. Vila Rica. Beyemcn Art. Choir. Oultar. Sorting (Body) Special Ed. JOHN STEVEN LAKE Steve Churehvlle. PA. Horeeback Biding. Hunting. Lacroaae. Surfing ANN MARIE LAND Ann Philadelphia. PA. Cheaa. Math. Science. Baaebaii. Baaketball JACQUELYN ANNE LANGLEY Jackie Naplea. FL. Baaketball. Goll. Mountain Climbing. Tennis LISA GAYLE LAPIDES Llea Birmingham. Ml. Dancing. Drama. Sculpture. Travel. Swtmm ng 300 Molly Knoll Dr. Marine Bio. 34ie Courier St. Biology 2774 Crayton Rd. Phya. Ed. 3340 Borkehlre Communica tlona MANUEL LAUREANO JR. Manny Bayamon. Puerto Rico Calle Alcajer 0-62 VBIa Eep. Guitar. Stud. Govt,. Horaaback Riding. Tennia Pre-Med LORETTA ANN LEAR Lon Pooghkeapaia. N.Y. 14 DuRocher Terr. Dancing. Horaebeek Riding. Mtn. Climbing Med. Tech. LAUREN LEFFLER Lucy Scarsdale. N.Y. 14 Broadmocr Rd Poetry. Travel, Field Hockey. Swimming. Tennia GARY MILES LEHMAN Balt mora. M D. 3302 Marnat Rd. Dancing. Baseball. Gelt. Scuba Diving. Water Skiing Marina Bio. SANDY JED LEHRER Jed Bronx. N.Y. 4705 Henry Mudeon Pkwy. Film. Travel. Baseball. Basketball Phya. Ed JOHN C. LEIGHT Palm Harbor. FL. 2026 Wendove- Art. Photography. Camping Art Ed. DAVE GUY LEMIEUX N.Smlthlleld. HI. 19 Carpenter St Goll. Hockoy, Skiing, Swimming, Water Skiing Business SCOTT PETER LEVINSON White Plains. N.Y. 24 Parkview Ct Mualc. Stud. Govt., Travel. Golf Business WILLIAM J. LEVY 811 W. Orange. N.J. 24 Hutton Ave. Apt. 42 Drama. Mualc. Poetry. BasketOelJ, Camping Undecided LAWRENCE LARRY LINDSEY Lerry Washington. O C. 1531 Pennsylvania Ave. S E Muse. Baseball. Basketball. Football. Swimming Bualneee KATHY ANN LINEHAN Kathy Watertown. N.Y. 407 Thompson Bird. Skiing. Swimming. Tennia. Water Skiing ALLEN JAY LIPSTEIN A.J. WKmmgton, DE. 21 Hilton Rd. Politics. Stud. Govt.. Travel. Basketball. Football Bualneas RACHEL MYRA LIPTON Charleston, S.C. Plano. Travel. Camping, Swimming. Water Skiing DEVONEY ANN LOCICERO Tampa. FL. Math. Science. Horaebeek Riding, Swimming MANUEL L. LOPEZ JR. . Tito Halo Roy. P.R. Basketball. Tennia. Track RICHARD ALLEN LORENZO Meriden. CT. Chesa. Baseball Basketball. Football 59 Rebellion Rd Phya. Therapy 125 S. Clerk Ave. 504 C. Matlenzo St. Engineering 5 W.nth-op Terr. Engineering 24 ROBIN ANN LUDWIG FI. Thomaa. KY. 50 Taylor Ave. Travel. Camping. Swimming. Water Skiing BRIAN JAMES MACKENZIE Medicine Yonkera. N.Y. 5 Cayuga Rd. Mualc. Travel, Camping, Swimming LESLIE SUSAN MACKINNON Buainaaa N. Smllhftold. R 1. Mualc, Slud. Go-rt.. Travel, Camping. Swimming BETHANN MAHONEY 66 Hlltvlew Ave. Crtmnology Beth Cherry Hill, NJ. 312 Chapel Ave. Art. Drama, Science. Trevel. HoraeCeck Riding Madldne Art ALICE FRANCES MANCINI Alice Metedeconk (Brlcktown). N.J. 637 S. Dr. Art Travel, Skiing. Tenni� Elem. Ed. JOSEPH MICHAEL MANDRACCHIA Jo Mama'oneck, N.Y. 162? Urban St Photography. Flahing. Hunting. Scuba OWrvj, Swimming Ind. Art LAURA SUE MARCHBANK Canton, OH. Dancing. Or� m� , Math. Horeeback Riding DAVID JAMES MARCHESE Dave Batavia. N.Y. Football, Golf. Hockey, Swimming, Tannta LAURIE MARKER Wheaton, MO. Baaketbaii, Soccer. Swimming HOWARD CRAIG MARKS Howie Linden. NJ. Poattca. Stud. Govt. 8«aketball. Ternle PAUL M. MARTIN Someraworth. N.H. Jazz. Literature, Drumming EDWARD ANTHONY MATARAZZO Ed Burlington. MA. 0 Overtook Ave. Photography, Travel. Scuba OMng, Swimming. Tennla Art 2416 Franclacan N.E. Buanaaa 4 Mix PI. Paychology 4307 EmdenSl. Special Ed. 614 Morrirgalde Ave. Pol. Science 16 Mt. Vernon SL Paychology NICHOLAS JONATHAN MATSON Nick Boca Raton. Ft. 3757 N.E. 6th Or. Baaketbaii. Footbel. Hockey. Lacroaae. Rugby Criminology SHIRLEY JEAN MATTHEWS Sugar Cleveland. OK 10532 Elgin Ave. Choir. Dancing. Drama. Jazz. Photography Sped� ! Ed. BRIAN PATRICK MAY Clinton. CT. 154 Glenwood Rd. Cheat. Baaketbai. Footbal. Swimming But Admin. JOHN ELLIOTT MCCORMICK JR. Wllilameville. N.Y. 372 Foreatvlew Guitar. Travel, Golf. Skiing. Water Skiing 8ualne� a DEBRA JEAN MCDONALD Debblo Tampa. FL. 1431 Long-wood Loop Baiei. Dancing. Fiah'ng, Gymnaatlca. Tennla Phya. Ed. KEVEN ELIZABETH MCGINN Kev Tempe, FL. 10701 Drummond Rd. Cheaa. Mam. Mualc. Plano. Science Mualc MICHAEL KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN Mike Suffern. N.Y. 28 Carlton Rd. Sdenoe. Travel. Baaeba . Football. Scuba Diving Marine Bo NEIL J. MCNAMARA W. Yarmouth. MA. 35 Elton Rd. Mualc. Golf. Sk'ing, Water Skiing Sodai Sceneoa ALEXANDRA MEDVIN Alex Miami. FL. lOPInta Rd. Jazz. Mualc. Pop Art Undecided BEVERLY VIOLA MELTON Bevy Tampa. FL. Ballet. Danelng, Mualc. Plano. Swimming KOEL MICHAEL MESSINA 723 W.Columbua Dr. Mlko St Peieraburg. FL. 2047 Carolina Ave. N.E. Art. Science. Baaeba I. Hockey. Sking Biology MARY JANE ADRIANNA MIGLIOZZI MJ WeatfekJ.N.J. 1002 Grandview Ave. Politic� . Women-� Program� Crlmlnoiogy 25 VICTOR JOSE MONTILLA Rlo Plodra . P.R. 760 Kingston S.T7Urb. Ln America Chose. Camping, Fishing. Scuba DMng Biology ALAN EDWIN MOORE WMtMM. N.J. 47 Dods Parkway Bate ban. Fishing. Go. , Surfing. SwWvWrvg Undecldod JOANNE CATHERINE MOORE Jo Holyoke. MA. 78 Sheehsn Dr. Art Drama. Plano. Swimming, Taonlt Marine Bio. RUTHANN MULLEN Weti Paterton. N.J. 483 Rifle Camp RO. Travel. Gymnasio . Horseback Riding. Skiing. Tenrla Elem. Ed. MARK JOSEPH MULRANEY Maplewood, NJ. SO S. Cretcent Gymnastic . Hockey, Scuba DVlng. Swimming Marine Bk . PHILIP JOSEPH NASTYN Phil Forest HUI� . N.Y. 88-18 Clyde SI. Mu� c. Baseba'I. Basketball. Camping. Spelunking History LARRY JEFFERY NEEMS HlghtardPark.il. 538 Barberry Rd. Music. Pontic . Baseball. Basketball. Tennis Law CAROL ANNE NEIRA Cerol Broru. N.Y. Denclng. Music. Photography. Gymnastica. Skiing Education KEVIN JAMES NORTHRUP Cedarburg, Wl. W83 N355 Hltcrest Ave. Math. Music. Basketball. Footbai. Swtmm'ng Accounting SHARON MARIE OTHER . Sherry Si Louis. MO. 8-848 A dale Dr. Music. Camping. Horseback Rid ng. Tennla Sociology TERESA LYNN OVALLE Terry W. River. MD. Rte. 1Bx46 Basketball. Camping, Football. Ski ng. Water Skiing Phys Ed. GREGG NIENSTEDT PANGERL Boca Raton, FL. 2800 S. Ocean Blvd. Stud. Govt.. Baseball. Basketball. FootbSH. Tennla Butlneea HARVEY PAPARO Pap N. woodmere U. N.Y. 684 Michelle PI. Art. Baseball. Basketball. Football. Tennla Busineaa An STEPHEN M. PANNELL Steve Lynn. MA 13 Blanchard St. Math. Science. Travel Camping. Hockey Science JOSEPH ROBERT PCHOLA Joe Bound Brook. N.J. 339 W. High St Music, Baseball. Baakelbail. Sking. Tennla Industrial Arta MARC SCOTT PELLETZ Holden. MA. 67 FI. Sumter Dr. Music, Travel. Basketball. Mountain Climbing Business JOEL E. PERESMAN Pittsburgh. PA Football IVAN MARTIN PEREZ Santurco. P.R. Travel. Baseball. Basketball. Surfing. Swimming JACK NATHAN PERKINS Silver Spring. MO. Music. Basketba i, Fooibea, Swimming. Tennla JEFFERY DEATON PICKETT Jell Now Canaan. CT. Science. Golf. Hockey. Hunting. Scuba DMng 297 Newburn Pre-Law 56 Venue Phys. Ed. 301 Spring Brook Dr. Bus. Admin. 77 Coder Le. Marine Bio. ANDREW J. PIERCE Bedford. OH. Art. GoU. Swimming. Tennte RENNIE KENT POIRIER Clinton. CT. Drama. Photography. Baseball. Fishing TINA JANE PORRARO Tina Excelsior. MN. Horsobsck Riding. Lacrosse. Surtlng, Tennis Undecided JOHN KNOX PORTER John Silver Spring. MD. 1604 Oueensguerd Rd. Math. Basketball. Fishing, Gymnastica. Swimming Math S3 WmerdAve Pre-Mod Marine Bio 46 Nod Rd. Finance 4964 Devon Shire Clr. 26 FRANCINE WARREN POTTER Puma Gorda. FL. 60 Saba! Dr. BalioL Dancing, GymnaatJc� . Horaaback Riding CATHY NEOMA POUNDERS ENm, Ed. Dor.ver, CO. 7657 Umatilla St. Dfama. Horaaback Rding. Swimming. Walar Ski ng SHARON RUTH PRATT Marina Bio. Mineral Walla. TX. 908 Lake-dew Or. Dancing, Drama. Jan. Travoi. Swimming KEVIN JOHN PYNE Educallcn laaln. N.J. 96 Tammy PI. DAVID BEACHAM QUEMERE Oavo G'an Rock. N.J. 37 YardlayCt. Art. Craw. Film. Soccar. WreatJng FERNANDO R. QUINTANA Crirrinology Frad Old Brldga. N.J. 1 Ardan CL Baaaba 1. Football. Horaaback Riding. Wraadng JOSEPH RAFFETTO Mar na Bio. Joa Spring Laka. N.J. 101 Ludlow Ava. Camping. Scuba OMng. Spelunking THOMAS JOSEPH RANKIN Marina Biology Tom Oumont. N.J. IIORoxburyRd. Science. Beaabali. Football. Swimming. Wraatilng Biology DAVID B. REESE Dava Madia. PA. 153 Qian RlddiaRd. Craw. Traval. Camping. Soccar. Watar Skiing JOHN FRANCIS REINHARDT Criminology Way na. N J. «OOarakJaAva. Foolball. Lacroaaa. Scuba OMng, Surfing. Wresting PHILIP A. REYNOLDS Criminology Phil Cotumbua. OH. 299 Acton Rd. Travoi. Horaaback Riding. Swimming. Watar Skiing PATRICK RILEY Psychology Rick Wappmcera FaHa. N.Y. Suclch PI. Politics. Traval. Skiing. Swimming. Walar Skiing Sociology ALEX BENSON RISEMAN AI Chaitaa. MA 63 Chaatar Ava. Mualc. Stud. Govt. Oaaaball. Football. Swimming MICHAEL T. RIZZI Paychology Hollywood. FL. RICHARD G. ROBINSON 6621 Hood SL Yonkers. N.Y. 751 Roguou Rd. Baakotbali. Camp ng. Horaaback Riding TERRY BRUCE RODRIGUEZ Economic Tampa. FL. 4910 Juno St. Baaabali. Basketball. Horaaback Riding. Scuba DMng Vai Scl. ERIC JON ROMANINO Romo Ca mal. N.Y. Stud Govt. FootbalL Hunl'ng. Wrestling GLENDA ANN ROY Whangtown Rd Phya. Ed Tampa. FL. 2937 Baacn Si. Dancing. Languagaa. Mualc, Sdanca JOHN LEE ROYAL Covingion. IN. HQ V Corpa AC of S Compt Camping, Flahlng. Foolball. Golf. Hunting KATHLEEN MARIE RYAN Accounting Kathy Scotch Plaina. NJ. 330 Victor St. Baaabali. Baakatball. Footba� . Skiing. Swimming Phya. Ed. ROBERT L. RYAN Bobby Blocmf'ald. N.J. 29Broughton Av . 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PA. 1607 Ter men Ave Chesa. Football. Souba OMng, Soccer. Skiing Blciogy JOHN EDWARD SCHNEIDER Nashville. TN. 6044 Brasslyn Rd. Stud. Govt.. Fishing. Football. Hunting, Scuba Dhrtng Business MARK EDMUND SCHNEIDER Wiiilamsvine. N.Y. 4l90Cia don0r. Science. Travel. Skiing. Water Sklng. WresBIrg Pre-Law ELLEN JOAN SCHOENBACH Hallandale. FL. 800 N.E. 12th Ave. Art. Horseback Riding. Sk� ng. Tenne. Water Skiing NANCY BETH SCHOFIELD N. Providence. R.l. Swimming, Tennis Sociology MICHAEL JOSEPH SCHON Mike Fog Mountainside. NJ. 1409 Wood acres Dr. God. Sktng, Water Skiing. Wrestling Buslnaaa HENRY CHARLES SCHWACT2 Pittsburgh. PA. 1400 Murray Ave. Crew. Gultsr. Politics. Travel Tennis Business SANDRA TRACEY SCHWARTZTRAUBER Sam Ventura. CA. 2S0V4 Pssfto Astrology. Drams. PoMee. Traval. Horseback Riding Undecided PATRICK JOHN SCHWENKE Pet Cheetorfleld.MO 14101 LedueRd. Football. Hockey, Hunting. Scobs DMng, Sklng Business DAVID ALAN SCRIBNER Bridgeton. N.J. 36 Woodland Dr. Besobsii. Basketball. 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Swimming Early Ed. 28 ALVIN SMALLS Bradenton. FL. E. Ct Apt. 2 Dancing. Music. Basabai. Basketba’i. Fodbali Accounting BRUCE MARTIN SMITH muda St. Anna Rd. Southampton Photography. Camping. Fishing. Scuba DMng. Summing Buainaaa CATHY ANN SMITH Swam paeon. OA 5 Rocky Ladga Rd Drama. Poetry. Horaaback Riding Sociology THOMAS WILLIAMS SMYTH III Wyndmoor Pnlla. PA. Si 6 Auburn Ava. Photography, Flatting. Football. Swimming. Tannla Accounting CHARLES WARREN SPRAGUE Chuck Tampa. FL. Scianca. Judo. ROTC CAROL LEE SQUIRE Tanarty. N.J. Art. Traval. Golf. Swimming. Watar : JUDITH LYNN STEIN Skllrg •513 Wood burn Cl Chemiatry Math 18 Elm St Spanlah Judy Dayton. OH. 57« W. S 'abanthala- Horaaback Riding. Aatroiogy. Watar Skiing. Tannla Art PATRICK JOHN STEWART Pat Potomac. MO. 10711 Unity La Craw. FHm, Baakatbaii. Football. Skiing Buainaaa MICHEAL KING STINNETT St. Louia. MO. Baseball. Football. Swimming, Watar Skiing KATHLEEN MARIE STRANG Kathy PaakaklB. NV. 747 Shanandoah Ava. Camping. Horaaback Riding. Swimming. Track Elam Ed. FRED HARRY SUPNICK Charry Hill. NJ. 106 Box HM Guitar. Jaxx. Football. Mtn. Climbing. Scuba DMng Buainaaa KEVIN MICHEAL SUTLIFF Sun Hudaon Fana. N.Y. � 7 IB Limoges Dr. Scianca. Baakatbai. SkHng. Track. Watar Skiing Biology 12507 Trtmmai Buainaaa PEARL HARRIET TEIGMAN Falrlawn. N.J. 4-33 Sacond St Stud. Govt.. Camping. Horaaback Riding. Lacroaaa Paychology BERNARD M. TETEK Bornlo Gary. IN. 4354 Waahlngton St. Mualc. Traval. BaaabaH. Baakatbaii. Swimming Buainaaa STUART F. TIMBRELL Tanarty. N.J. 23 Birchwood PI. Craw. 8aaabaii. Flahing. Football. Tannla Criminology FRANCIS XAVIER TORRES Francis San Juan. P.R. Ebano A-1 Goldsn Gata Baakatbaii. Scuba DMng. Surfing. Watar Skiing Marina Bio BECKY TRENT . Oklahoma City. OK 150«Camdan Way Drama. Flahing. Golf, Tannla. Watar Skiing Art REBECCA LYN TURNER Backy Madlord Lakes. N.J. 155 Algonquin Trail Art, Poatry. earning, Swimming. Tenn’a An NANCY KATHLEEN UPSHER Kathy Oklahoma CHy. 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