University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

i o 0 • Vo v u Moroccan 1979 leadership Week was proclaimed as a New Beginning for Ut, commemorating its heritage and establishing new goals for its future. Word went forth to all points North, South, Bast and West. Leaders in Commerce, the Arts, Science and Government flocked to the city to hail the new Prince of Ut. The Inauguration day saw the Hall of McKay buzzing with eager anticipation. The Prince declared war on Academic Lethargy, proposing a major educational reform to be dubbed Partnership Learning. Sir Saatkamp was given charge of this task in the Council of Collegium. The new Prince, Richard of Ut, met with Sir Calandriello and the Council of Undergraduates. He spoke with the Duke of Ford and Once upon a time, in the Land of Ut, a great and noble Bard went among the People to issue a message of good tidings and joy. Come one, come all, a sign from on higher the Inauguration is set for Richard Cheshire! The People of Ut rejoiced at this news and prepared for the festivities. By official decree, one week was set aside for the ceremony. 2 Golden Chain. The Change of Seasons saw an array of discussions, debates, questions and comments. Richard of Ut maintained his policy of Open Audiences and addressed all the People of Ut. I he Councils of Administration, Collegium and Scholars worked hard to produce a mighty and brave Program of Educ ation so that the land of Ut would be a noble place in which to live. This story, though not a fairy tale, does not, as yet, have a conclusion. No doubt, the People of Ut would like it to have a happy ending. They will face many trying problems and challenges, however, as the work to move forward continues. But the Leadership they possess is creative and fresh. The People of Ut are not amiss in their Hopes for a Bright Future. i 5 II Quiet! A place where nothing creeps A hovel where I can worship silence No noise, speech, nudges or hints just quietness and a place Where I can hang my mind to rest Be it a Moment or an Eternity. Andrew T. Pappas Khndri'l s - tr Pvoplv ! we K« � H l« War (lour years) And, besides tailing in love I )aily, wo till our minds With the Gross National Produc t I ho Mind Body conllit t Mating hahilsot amoeba Shadesol l)onno and Dante and right angles ol «uhism and I lopes ol Making, Doing, Being Andrew 1 Pappas 24 Inauguration On Thursday, (he 28th ul September 1978 at 3 p.m. Ihe University ol Tampa inaugurated its seventh president. Or. Richard D. Cheshire. Or. Cheshire was horn August 12. 1936, in Mineola, long Island toleslie and Catherine Cheshire. During his high school years he became president ol his senior 11ass, a three year trac k jod field lettermjn, c apt jin ol the (ross country tejm jnda member ol the recordbreaking 1954 medley turn. In 1954 Cheshire received the National Alumni War Memory Scholarship lor his undergraduate studies at Colgate University. During his (our years at Colgate, Cheshire became a member ol 8hi (.amma Delta. was elec led president ol the leac bet's form and was captain ol the varsity track and field team. Cheshire graduated Irom ( olgate in 1958 with an A.B. degree. While working on his M.A. in education at Ihe University of New Hampshire, Cheshire married his high school sweetheart, Roberta Ann leans. After receiving his Ph.D. from New York University, Cheshire taught Am eric an history at Chatham High School in New jersey. Alter teaching at Chatham lor one year, Cheshire relumed to Colgate as Assistant to the Vice President. He then moved to Dickinson College j Direc tor ol Development. In 1967 Drew University made Cheshire Direr tor ol Community Relations. It was during this lime that Cheshire gained his reputation lor r perlite in university planning, funding, and community relations. In 1972 a financially unsound group called the New jersey Shakespeare festival elected Cheshire as their president. Although Cheshire hjd no previous theatre bac kground. he was successful in developing a program that pul the group in the black lor the lirst lime in years, today the New jersey Shakespeare festival is one of the premier groups in the northeast. In 1973 Colgate put Cheshire in c barge ol a live year S10 million lurid raising c ampaign. fhe multi-million dollar campaign goal was made five weeks helore the deadline. In Oc tuber 1977 Cheshire ac c epted the position ol president ol the University ol Tampa. Ihe new position, climate, and environment made a most significant change in Cheshire's lile. Dr. Cheshire feels that the presidency is more of a life than j job because it demands so muc h. But Roberta and I enjoy Ihe rewarding aspects and most ol all the people ol Ihe university and Ihe c ommunity. I think the dynamics of the university and Tampa Bay gives this area great potential As president, Cheshire is striving to inc orporate a program that will plac e students as partners in student life rather than spectators. Cheshire refers to this active participation in the learning program as “partnership learning. Cheshire believes that lampa is bee oming one of the most dynamic areas in Ihe c ountry and that Ul should he part of this trend. He is positive that UT can become Ihe top choice of higher learning and serve as a talent bank for lampa and other areas. 29 30 Table of Contents Seniors Classes Sports Organizations Creeks Administration Faculty Advertisements Memoriam mill 1 MHlllut SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS John Abu Zahid Alam John Albright Frederick Alf Jeff Allen Philip Ambrozy Suzanne Anderson Patti Andrews Hi lard Anguin Adeyemo Ash i mi Erkan Atrek Robert Bacher Lorraine Baracalt Jody Beattie William Beck Theresa Beiser John Bender Doreen Benson Jack Berdasco Richard Berman Alexis Bigelow Mark Bolhofner Robert Borrego Valorie Browndorf Tina Brancato James Budnick Anthony Calandriello John Calcanis Hope Caldwell Frank Calvi Peter Cammick Michael Cantor Xavier Cannella Linda Casazza Cary Cascella I ■ Karen Catel L isa Caterina lames Castano Bruce Chin Frank Cimato Mary Cochrane Victoria Collins Mary Compere Mary Contessa William Cooper Ted Costello William Counihan Bruce Cousins Nancy Cox ludith Cozzi Elizabeth Cunningham Kenny Daitch Louis Danielle Michael Dank berg Bruce Davis Steven Dawson Karen Day Sam DeFranco Edison Deleveaux Dean DeNegri Daniel Dengate Linda DeRosa Angel DisDier Ernest Dominguez Tina Dove Jerry Draluck Forrest Dray Mark Dubin Kenneth Dumas Anne Dunbar � 8 Irene Durrance Paula Eberwine Claudius Effiom Cini England Nancy Eller Kimberly Ezzo Mary Ferguson Miriam Fisher Carry Flowers I odd Fogarty Cindy Friedman Susan Gan ia leffiey Gasser Clill Gelbard Tom Goller Rerun' Gillespie Gregory Gironda Bruce Goldberg lames Gordon Joseph Cray David Green Lori Greenspan Mary Griffin leffrey Grimner Roy Gu I ledge Cary Gunderson Kathleen Guran Tasha Hair Christine Hammerman Tam rah Hansborough Hunter Hansen Richard Harding Lise Harrington lames Haltnick Marcia Healy to Stephen Hedlund Susan Hehman Karen Hellings Carol Hinds David Horgan William Horn Pearl Huerta Sandra Hugh Richard Humiston John Hunstiger John Hunter Stuart llkowitz Lawrence Jellen Lucy Jordan Melissa Justice Steve Kahne Darlene Karmazin. Bipin Kathrani Owen Keel in David King James King Stephen Kiraly Jeffrey Kling Darrell Kovacs John Kropp Cincy Kuntz Cecilia Lagstrom George Lambka Joseph Lamphier Thomas Landi David Larcey Jeri Lash Barbara Lawrence Michael Lawrence Odin Leberman 42 w . Gary Lehman Judith Leshho Harold Lewis Sharolyn l ittle Peter Lombardi Lori Long Mary LoPresti Scott Lowit Ronald Markowski Mindy Marshall Riley Maseda llerdon Mayer Joseph McCare Lawrent e McConnell NancyAnne McMichael Michael Memet Allen Miller David Miller Todd Miller Michael Miner Cheryl Mohammed Catherine Moore Edwin Morris Mic healene Mozelewski Allan Nagy Hiroyuki Nakagawa Dana Norton Mark O'Malley Christian Oso Eugene Overton Edosa Owens Barbara Palone David Pa pagoda Beth Parent Lillian Pauchcy 4-4 IS — Lori Pauchey Daniel Pclraifis Daniel Petro-Roy Andrew Pierce Judith Rahn Juan Ramirez Norman Ratcliffe Daine Recine Thomas Reich Dawn Reyngoudt Julie Rice Robert Rine Li ette Rivero John Roney Harry Rosen Robin Ross Charles Roth Beverly Roy Anthony Rubino Cindy Saladino Deborah Santa Barbara James Schiefelbein Michele Schienholtz Stephen Schuyler Kader Scull Marie Sena Erica Shames Cynthia Sharp David Shaw Jeffrey Sherman Alan Shoopak Franz Siegel Nancy Siegmund Gregory Sillery Andrew Sivak 46 Vadim Smirnoff Carl Smith Cary Snyder Eric Starr Susan Stebbins Mic hael Stewart Elise Stigliano Jeffrey Stout David Syster Milton Tate Muhammed Thalith Don Thompson Ronald Vaccarello Christopher Vanni Richard Vidal Michael Viggiano Edward Wagner Joseph Walker Douglas Walsh Michael Weaver Howard Wein Jody Weis Mitchell Weiss Rex Weller James Westman Cynthia Wheaton Blake Wilder Frank Williams Lauren Williams Stephen Williamson Geoffrey Workman James Yugo Keith Ziegler Tom Zoffinger Mary Zukowski 48 CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES SO JUNIORS Ohali Alxlalrahman { 1 Adams [ thon Adams Vdetokunbo Adebisi ludy Agos Suleiman Al-Degaither Gary Aldred Abdula i Al-Kuwaee Dale Allen I humas Allen Matthew Ansbro .V1i hael Anthony Marshall Anzovin Ray Apel Kevm A iu( io Paul Aughlry Robert Austin Steven Badger loseph Bair Kim Bajoros Vmrent Baratta Heidi Barbosa Ihriesla Bet erril lemuel Bell Gerald Beltran Ihomas Birmingham Brad Blat k lael Blat kstone lee Bliedon Arthur Blyer I vn Bogash I )aniel BtJtir lane Brat ken Bonnie Brady Sarah Brit k April Brogi Steven Burnstem Paint ia Bussell Kris Byrne Williams Cady Cathleen Cahill I im Cahill Michael Cammisa f im Campbell Peter Cannella Robert Casella laimc Cerrato Mit hael Chamberlin S2 Wesley Champney )onh Chappelle Beth Clark StOtl Clarkson Paula Cleveland Anna Cline Ri hard Clinton Kevin Coffey Marvin Coleman Richard Collins Claire Cononico Keith Costello lat k Craparo Sandra Cronson Stott Crossman Miles Cunningham Mary Anne Damiani Louis Daniele Donald Davidson Diana Davila Edwin Davis Kathryn Davis Nancy Dawson Salman Deghaither Nic k Derrico Damon Dial Albert Di Campli Charles Dickens Sylvia Dickson Michael Downs Chris Dunham Heidi Etkroth Nona Edelson Clyde Eisenberg Guy Euliano Rob Evanko Eric Fangmann Sally fellmy Fernando Figveroa Ivy Fletcher lames Flint Katherine Fox Ron Fuerst Tami F ulkrad George Gandarias Ron Garon Rock Garromone Colleen Gibbons I I Rosanne Giberlini Thomas Gibson Rene Gonzalez Lisa Granof Donna Graves Donna Greenhalgh Holly Gronbcrg Mk hael Hagerly I aura Lee Haislip Sanrlra Hall I )ebbie Harr Steven Hart Christy Hedinger Cynthia Hedinger Pam Hershfield Peter Hettmann Howard Heyman I reddie Hires flise Hoffman David Holloway Virginia Howe lames Hoyt Brad Hyman Howard Ibac h Rosa lames Mary lane Jeffery Alex lob Elizabeth Johnson Greg Johnson Mark Jones Mary Kelley Kathy Kenney Bruce Kerner Robert Kinckmer Kathy Kinney Andrew Klein Jackie Knight Noelle Knight Diann Kohute Shirley Kopka Cindy Kuntz Oscar Laboy Carl La Cavalia Debbie Lamb Mark Lambert Kim Landman Jeffery Lee Michele Leiti s; Barry lenz Mark Leonard Konstantinas Leontidis luciy I esher Joseph Levy Kilty levy Terrance Lillii h Thomas I inn Brian lockier Mic hele Lowe Warren Lowey Elizabeth Luc js Carlos lucm Eddie lui Mark I ync h Susan Mackey lohn Mallery Bill Malona Victor Mallens Enriquez Carol Maloney Tom Manlier Robert Mason Connie May Jay Me Andrews Anne Me Carty Margaret McCarty Joy Me Cauley Pamela Me Cauley Wayne McClain Robert McDowell John McGowan Jose McGregor Margaret McQueen Sharon Mergel Kamp Debbie Miller Debra Mills Frederick Moment David Moone Laura Moore Marietta Morana William Moss I imothy Morris Thomas Morrison Andrew Mount Kelly Muche More Gretchen Muhammad Fred Muller Carole Munger ( hory l Muse ( nihu Neal I dwaro Newhaus St oil ()d a Robert ()gden an v ()'lear loo Onoill I ted Oraskv I leather ()rr Sonia Orti Colleen (CSullivan |elI Palmer Milt h Panten Andrew Pappas Bonnie Paradise lourdes Pd I )d e Pedersen Charles Perdomo Silvia Pore alerie Peterson Nadine Peliso Daniel Pfeiffer, lohn Pheifor Noil PilotU Colleen Podolsky Mary Powell Jim Preston Barbara Prusak |ohn Rac hel Mike Radic s lose Ramirez loan Ramirez Mile h Ramos Mu hael Rand leroy Raphael Bruc e Rat Andrea Rat er David Ra in Carol Renn Steve Rhode Louie Ric h Paine ia Richards VV illiam Ric hardson Beau Rivera Both Rockrohr Nancy Rodenhush Carol Rodric k Manuel Rodrigue 60 frank Sac mo Cindy Sang Valerie Sauers Ri hard Saunders Heidi Schoeffter Pamela St homp I im Schramm Deborah S( hull David Schul Al Sediia Paula Segravcs Diane Seidner Karen Seltlemyre Ron Sherry left Short Bruce Shugart lanette Silvera Mark Simowilz Donna Sinewil Andrew, Sivak I homas Slaymaker Lyle Smallhorn Ce ilia Solano Gregg Sordosh Mil hael Spaiaro Anne Spriggs Kathleen Stagon laurel Standley Brenda Stanley Rod Stearns I aura Stevens Mark Store h Ra hel Strauss Fred Stribling Kevin Sullivan Dawn Swenson Bernard Szer Tara Talbot Hossein Tehrani Robert Tetrault Milton Theodosat Kay Thomas Gerald Thomsen Robert Throckmorton Juwie Tjomg Gail Tucker lynne Ulvenes Jeff Umghto 1 Thomas Useldeng Dwight Vailcs Eunice Valentin I arry Valliere Stella Vandermeer Kic hard Vasque Nancy Venne Carol Vigderman Arthur Wainwright lawrence Walraed Thomas Wanu ha ludith Ward Mark W'arzctha Mark Watkins lisa Webster Rat hel Weller Rex Weller left White Missi White Sharon White Mike Wiesen Patricia W'llkes Mark Williams Ron Williams Philip Winn lohn Worthman Lucky Zebel SOPHOMORES 'y(' John Abendroth Rudy Abrams Jorge Aceuedo Karin Alenius Eliecn Aldworth Osato Aliu Saud-Allsauri Majeda Al-Moneef Wael Alqatami Harold Aken Gail Andrews Debbie Arcnza Norman Armstrong William Arnotl Peter Arnunziata Diane Arroyo Vincent Attardi William Austin Kelli Baer Mike Bandera Larry Baratta Al Barr Sharon Basler Mitch Baum Joseph Bencivenga Larry Berger Carl Bergeron Rich Bergold Anne Bishop Mary Jean Bolin Joseph Bonacci Sandra Boran Melody Boudreau Robert Bourke Joanne Boylan Patrice Branin Sheryl Brenner Harielt Brody Larry Bryant Louis Bullard Carmen Burguet Brian Burke David Caccavaie Evelyn Candelaria Douglas Cantlay Michelle Carnes lane Castor Robert Chambers Eliso Chan Sharon Chaplinsky Tina Chuis Vince Cicalese Brian Clarr Mall Cohan Mark Cohen Eligio Colon Kelly Conroy Rod Cooper Corrine Cornish Jeffrey Cox Anthony Crimi Jim Crowder Alejandro Cuellar John Daly Harvey Davis Paul De La Fuente Carol Dixon Mark Dixon Debra Docherly Fvangeline Donald Josianne Dorvil Mindy Eastman Sandra Fdelman Karen Edelson Elaine Edwards Rosemarie Elder Richard English Arthur Erickson Daniel Evans Steven Fader Nancy Faltynski William Farrell John Ferguson Chris Fernandez Jody Ferris Andree Fesl Jean Fiedler Meg Finch Matt Fisher Cary Fleck Dalma Flores Terrence Flynne jenny Forbes Rick Frod Joseph Forsythe lerry Fox Robori Freedman Betty Ann Fromme Douglas Fugh |im Fyke Charles Gafkowski David Ganz Richard Gatsche Ralph Gauthier Marc Gelinas John Ccmperline Donna Gerdetz Mary Ruth Gerrilzen Sally Glntz Vicki Goldberg Keith Grady Glenn Grubard Cindy Haas Kurt Hall Catherine I lawkes Debbie Hazolion Don Hearn Gina Henn Don Hession William Hewitt Bradley Hickson Brian Hickson Linda Hofford Margie Holmes Mark Hoover Steve Hoover Stephanie Hubbard Rhonda Huskey Amy Isaacs John Jaeb David Jaques Liz Jennings Heriberto Jove Dwayne Joyner Bipin Kathran Mark Keisler Mitchell Keller Stuart Kesselman Debbie King Robyn Koldny Nina Kostroff Lynn Kurzawa Karon Lansman Suzanne Lechlor Louise Macaro Diogenes Macias Peggy Male David Mann Wayde Manning Keith Marchette Linds Marcus David Mast Joseph Lee Debra Levien Sue Li Ralph Lindblad Deborah Logan Lisa Long Mark Loughery Lisa Luger Christina Matey Patti McDonald Steve McLaughlin Gerald McMillan Thomas Meachum Patricia Messina Edward Miller Daniel Mizrach Kim Mollcr David Monoson Lisa Montero Kevin Moore Lance Morgan Thomas Moyer Trent Mullins George Munce William Murray Betsy Nahra Mary Nardone Cynthia Nassor Kevin Naughton Tim Nelder Mary Nolan Nancy Norman Kevin O'Connor Michael O'Donnell John Omlar Grace Orkisz Kimberly Orris Wilson Otero Linda Pack linnette Padin Dawn Petrucclly Paul Pelti Patrick Ponlillo Chris Popik Alex Portelli Natalie Post Kristen Price Patrick Quigley Michelene Pagnotti Denise Parker Ed Parker Dianne Parrott Oran Pass Vivian Pawson Suiti Pearman Floyd Quinn Jane Ramchandam Naresh Ramchandani Mona Ramgeet Frank Ramppen Chris Reiber Larry Resnick Nilsa Reyes Lynda Riccio Annette Richardson Patricia Richardson Cathy Richter Awilda Rivas Michael Rivikin Don Robertson Sharen Roffey Felix Rojas Carl Ross Dough Rothschild Timothy Rovnamk John Rubai Pali Rudncr Donald Rusch Kevin Russell Allyn Ryan Igblnosa Samuel Luis San Pedro Paul Scalenghe John Scribner Charles Searles Maria Sempere Victoria Shaboo Julia Shanphill ........................................ - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Abdallah Sharif Roger Shepard Penny Shirley Helen Siegel Jamie Smith Kathryn Smith Larry Smitley Ellen Snyder Jim Soblavarro Tim Sokol Andrewn Soule Julia Stanphill Mark Sieinbrick Patricia Stcpnowski Cccille Stollzing Cynthia Tavilla Christian Taylor Greg Tests Eric Theisen Terry Thornton Carol Thorpe Karen Tooman Mike Tourbah Nancy Trosl Jeffry Trumper Pam Truscott Terry Tucker Fred Turner Mohammed Tuwayan Robert Varano Carlos Velez Renee Veneziano Richard Vollrath James Wade Kristina Wadowicz David Walkup Violetra Ward Bruce Weiss Lynda Weiss Jeffery Welch Jeff White Mic hael Wiesen Mark Wilkinson Elizabeth W'ilks Pam Wilson Bob Wolpert Michael Wood Wendy Wright FRESHMEN lisa Abramovic Dawn Abrams Debbie Adams Paul Adams Marna Agisim Mariofr Aguirre Massud Alemi Barbara Aliota Joy Allanson Sue Amron Leigh Anderson Ron Antonio Thomas Arace Sondra Archey Claire Armistead Stefan Arouty Victor Asencio Karen Augelone Randy Austin Mark Baer Ceorgine Baker Brenda Bancer lohn Bancheri Talia Baptista Brian Barasch Howard Barkley Scott Barloni Robert Barnhardt Martin Baron Steven Bates Ida Beauchamp Robert Beckmann Leslie Behar Liz Bclfi Craig Bennett Arthur Berg Alyse Bergen Cary Berger Annette Berry Nasey Bhbhani Charles Bieberich Osualdo Blasint Chucky Blitzer lulie Blizzard Andy Bolt Eric Bolick Steven Boyetl lames Brahm Jeff Brammer Terrence Britz Laurie Brown Susie Brown Glenn Brunmer Dean Bucalo Barbara Bushser Louise Buck Carcn Burguet John Buscagiia Nadine Buterbaugh Kathy Bzura Michael Cammick Jack Canavaggio Victoria Capawana Rich Capparelli David Carey Kelly Carrillo Robert Caruso Bruce Castro Luis Castro Kevin Cauley Mark Cauto Paul Cecio Cheryl Chambers Diana Chambers Michael Charles Michel Chavannes Todd Chaves Alan Cherkir Gregory Chong Christe Christiansen Charles Clarke Carole Clayton Henry Clayton Rhonda Clossum Linda Coleman Edward Coleman Mario Coniglio Patricia Contreras Keith Cook Michael Coon Francis Corden Eddie Cowans Brian Cox Carolyn Crews Jamila Cuevas Charles Currie Laurie Dalbey Cheryl Dalessid Angele Damico Gina D'Amico Donna Daily Jane Dally Scott Daniels Matthew Daniels Todd D'Antonio Deborah Davidson Debbie Davis Glenn Davis Harvey Davis William Decker Louis Decroo Richard Delaivey Lynne Delathorver Jose Delavega Marilyn Delre Noel Deluna Bob Deregibus Doug Deschler Tom Desimone Kenneth Diachenko Jody DiBenedeito Tracy Diel Diana Diorio James Dipirro David Ditto Alan Dobson Antonio Donado Cindy Douberly Jennifer Drew Keith Dubuc Cathy Dunn Edward Edelson Jodi Edge Ellen Epstein Tony Esposito Susan Evanko Kim Fabmg Linda Falconer Julie Farquharson Diana Farthing Richard Fasman Debra Fass Bruce Faubel Salvatore Fazzino Robert Fearon Deborah Ferland Frank Fernandee Karen Fernandez Thomas Ferri Jesus Figueroa Belh Finkelstein David Finsterle Linda Fischer Karen Fisher Robert Fisher Nancy Fitzpatrick Cheryl Fletcher Jean Fleury Bob Flick Jossie Flores Claudette Forbin Andrew Forsythe Peter Fradin Holley Frazier April Fredette Carl Fredrickson Randi Friedman Matthias Fuchs Mitchell Funaro Barbara Gaffzy Ali Galam Ed Gallgher William Gallagher Robert Galvan Alan Garland Claude Garcia Reid Garson Beth Gavula Larry Geller Rene Gier William Gieseking Edward Gilligan Robert Girard Cindy Given Corrine Glasgow Jeff Gocrkc Brad Goldstein Ismael Gomez Anna Gonzalez Gregory Gonzalez Ralph Gonzalez Karia Gooden 84 Jeffrey Goodson Michele Corda Ronald Goss Josephine Graham Steven Graubard Mark Greene Roy Greenquist Charles Griffin Lauren Gross Veronica Gusseaux Carbs Gutierrez David Hacker Tylor Haller Maureen Halminiak I im Hamilton Atila Hanson Carrie Harden Scott Harding Richard Harris Marcia Hartman Shelly Havas Rill Hearn Douglas Hecker Greg Henderson Jane Henderson Colleen Hennessey Marjorie Henry Raymond Henry Adrienne Hennessy Armando Herrera James Hession Erin I licks Laura Hodge William Hinder Edward Hill Jefferey Hoehn Cindy Holdorf Henry Holland Carole Homier Craig Hooks Joseph Hoolcn Raul Horgun Erik Hoolz Al Hudson Michael Hudson Jim Huff Patrick I lughes William Hungcrford JWi Chris Hunt Paul Hyssong Stove lllgen Stephen Irish Antoine Joseph Thomas Johnson Mary Johnson Kevin Johnson Eugene Johnson Donna Johns Daniel Jimenez Steve Jennings Ken Jaroszck Shirley Janis Michael James Lane Jaffe Kathy Jackson AbrJul Hamid Jaber James Kackley Martin Kahan Rubin Karin Randee Karnbluth Franc ine Kaufman Susan Kaufman Laurie Kay Kevin Keane David Keith Gail Keller Robert Kelley Lara Kemprier Ken Kendrick Rickey Kimelman Thomas Kimsey Amy Kliegman Gary Kleinman William Knapp Diana Knobel Charles Kocher Claudia Koslow Gary Kompothecras Ronnie Kopper Mindy Kowalsky Ron Kramer Ron Kroehling Clark Krupa Hans Kuck Louis Kuiken Jose Lacret Kevin ladin Eileen laibinis Walter Lane Todd Larson Trena Lavender Austria Lavigne Robert Law Dale Lazaroff Fenton LeBon Milton Lee Barb LePere Veron Lewis Butch Lipson Lindi Lochmaier Jeanie Locicero Matt Lombardo Randi London Robert Long Philip Lotli Terri Lotts Patricia Lovering John Lowth Ell Lutz Roliand Mace Stephen Mace Arthur Machulsky Marty Magill Sandra Malafronte John Mamarchev Stanley Mardula Barbara Mari Luis Mari Anthon Marques Christopher Martin Jim Marvin Linda Massaro Andrew Matthews Patricia Maznicki Becky McCarthy James McCarthy Kyla McDaniel Joseph McGill John Mclnerney Susan Mclnnes William McKenna James Mellaci John McNair James McPherson 92 Ann Marie Mezzetli lucly Meeks Andre Melendez Kathleen Mercia Charles Miller Krista Miller Terry Miller limes Milmine Taso Milenas lane Miner Scott Mitchell Kristine Mizerak Kenneth Mobley Tracey Mol lit t Nick Mooney Timi Moorehouse Mark Monaghan Walter Montes Michael Moran LuisMoroles Lee Morrison Mary Moll Jeffrey Nanfelot lohn Neal Paul Nealy Brenda Nelson Chappell Nelson Jay Nelson Michael Nicholas Sandra Nieves Eric Niner Jose Noa Janette Noss William Norman Mark Noto Deborah Novakowski Dorinda Noya lames O'Bara lawanna Odom Richard O'Hanna Michael O'Hara Cheryl Olivieri Hiroshi Orlb Sandra O'Toole John Pizzarelli Mark Patton Stephen Petro Denise Petrocelli Paul Pacino Michael Pepc Jaqueline Pyle Paulelle Peron Greg Paige Lise Pianka Karen Pcller Roberl Pyne Robert Porreca Kevin Patton Steven Palmer Sharon Peterson Bonnie Prokocimer Peter Pasquale Elizabeth Pinney Paul Petti Mindy Pinto Lisa Phillips Steven Pyle Mark Putnam Lisa Pauchey Richard Poriss Cathie Parsley Shirih Paidar Elene Papanikos Gary Peaslee David Queen Richard Quick Douglas Raine Anne Rector loseph Reed Timothy Reeves Polly Rehkow lohn Revilte Bruce Reynolds Jimmy Rhodes Joseph Rich Carolyne Richards Lesley Richards Tara Richards Timothy Riche Karen Richter Tom Riley John Roberts Steve Robbins Janine Robinson Cindy Rocyna Alexander Rodriquez «U Jose Rodriquez Chris Roffey Mark Rogers Terri Rosenberg Reva Rosenbach Daniel Ross Ed Rotkewiez Rick Rowella Dolores Rutch Catherine Rutledge Debbie Ryan Mitchell Ryder Teresa Rylance Ruben Saavedra Pamela Sable Jodi Shechtman Joe Salanitli Orestoe Salerno Yolanda Salgado Diane Sangalli Lisa Sartor Phyllis Sartori Leonard Saunders Steve Savoia Marc Scheer David Scherpf Larry Schiller Lisa Schmees Michael Schmit Richard Schmitt Howie Schnenzer Jay Schoemth Thomas Schoonmaker Ted Schwartz John Schwarzkops Cristy Sears Michelle Scid Jill Serio Steven Serling Stephen S Farzo Kim Sheperd Dave Shepherd Keith Sherman Donna Shirley Norman Shore Tamerie Shriver Lawrence Shrou Marc Shuman % Leslie Sideman William Simone Linda Simons William Sisselman Lynne Skell Stewart Smart Linda Smeraldi Beth Smith Brad Smith Jack Smith Marcy Smith Schuyler Smith Wendy Smith Wendy Smith Craig Sniffen Jon Solomon Ion Soule Paul Soyll Mike Southard Sherry Sowers Anthony Spears Alex Squyres Rick Stamm Sharon Stenberg Mark Stephan Edward Sterling Byrne Steven Carla Stevens Sylivia Stevens Cheryl Stocum Scott Storrie Craig Sirack Amy Strickland Bret Stringer Wayde Sumerix Richard Swanson Lee Swinny Akapong Thararuck Ernest Tarsitano Glenn Taylor Lisa Teddick Tracy Teza Michael Thompson Myron Tisdel Joseph Travgott Chris Trepp Don Udelson Cynthia Urick SH John Valenti Jeff Valenzano Craig Varterian Oscar Vasquez Melody Vaughn Alberto Vela Trudy Vendryes Joseph Vince Judy Vinski Ted Viola Larry Wade Pamela Wallace Howard Wallach Michael Waldrop Robert Walters Eileen Ward Pat Warner Glenn Washington Michael Wasson Darren Waters David Weiss Dave Weaver Clara Wendrich Robert Werner Jocelyn Wieck William Wilkison John Williard Jim Willis Mary Sue Winn Barbara Wolf Andy Wolfe Lynn Wolfe Betty Wray Amy Wydman Siamak Yeketafar Molly Zahner John Zentmeyer Nora Zolt Edda Zupovitz JOHN IDAEWOR ABU Marine Science Fugar, Nigeria Phi Fla Sigma, Biology Club, Soccer Team, International Relations Club ZAHIDALAM Business Administration Kamdala, Uganda JOHN A. ALBRIGHT Business Management, Economics Spring Grove, PA Resident Advisor, Delta Sigma Pi, Intramurals FREDERICK W.ALF.IR Sociology Fampa, FI Pen and Sword IEFF A. ALLEN Biology. Chemistry Fampa, FL Dean's List PHILLIP P.AMBROZY Physical Education East Brunswick, N) SUZANNE B. ANDERSON Criminology Dresher, PA Women's Crew PATTI L. ANDREWS Elementary Education Miramar, FL LESLEY H.ANGUIN Business Management Montego Bay, lamaica, Wl Soccer ADEYEMO ASHIMI Finance Lagos, Nigeria Soccer, Table Tennis ERKAN ATREK Business Management Ankara, Turkey Pres., Historian 7BT Fraternity ROBERT r BACHER Criminology, Sociology Pompton Lake, N| Soccer, Pi Kappa Phi, Intramural Hockey LORRAINE R BARACATT English Kingston, Ind. Minaret, Volleyball, International Relations Club JODY L. BEATTIE Business Management Salamanca, NY Delta Sigma Pi, Pres. ASPA, Business Manager Moroccan, Intramural Volleyball and Softball, Dean's I ist WILLIAM M. BECK Business. Economics Akron, OH Golf, Intramurals, Scul a Club THERESA R.BEISER History Tampa, FL JOHN R. BENDER Economics, Finance New Fairfield, Conn. Assist. Editor Moroccan, Layout Editor Minaret, Vice President Delta Sigma Pi, ASPA, Student Counc il Executive, Traffic Court, Publications Committee DOREEN L. BENSON Criminology Chatham, N) ZTA, Crew, Swimming, Student Political Organization, ROTC JACK A. BFRDASCO Chemistry Santurce, PR Alpha Chi, Frisbee Club, Biology Club RICHARD). BERMAN Accounting San )uan, PR Alpha Chi, ODK, Traffic and judicial Board, Dean's List, Student Programming ALEXIS D. BIGELOW Elementary Education Columbus, OH Kappa Delta Pi MARKO. BOLHOFFR History Coconut Creek, FL Dean's List, Alpha Chi, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Alpha Theta, UT Wind Ensemble ROBERT BORREGO Biology ant) Chemistry Miama, FL Biology Club, Tri-Beta Club, Frisbee Club VALORIE BROWNDORF Physical Education, Sociology Margate, N| Crew, Assistant Athletic Trainer, TKE Little Sister TINAT. BRANCATO Elementary Education Wayne, N| Kappa Delta Pi, ZTA, AEPi, Circle K, Panhellenic Pres., SGA Representative IAMESA. BUDNICK Finance, Business Bound Brook, N) Varsity Baseball ANTHONY W. CALANDRIELLO Political Science Garfield, NJ Pres. Student Council, DDK, Collegium, Dean's List, Italian- American Club JOHN G. A. CALCANIS Biology Dover, N| Pres. Tri-Beta HOPE A. CALDWELL English Lancaster, PA FRANK P. CALVI Political Science, French ludibana, Venezuela 102 PUER A.CAMMICK f inance, Economics, Math Ft Myers Beach, FL Pres. Alpha Chi, Pres. ODK, Student Council Class Representative, Collegium, Student Programming MICHAEL L. CANTOR Business St. Petersburg, FI XAVIER F.CANNELLA Pre-Mcd Tampa, FL LINDA C. CASAZZA Economics Vineland, NJ Phi E ta Sigma, Alpha Chi, Business Manager Minaret, Resident Advisor GARY A. CASCELLA Art Glen wood, NJ Show Chorus KAREN A. CATEL Business Management Miami. FL Resident Advisor, Student Council Representative LISA M. CATERINA Criminology Niagara Falls, NY Serloma Member IAMESW.CASTANO Soc iology Tampa, FL BRUCE C. CHIN Biology Montego Bay, Wl Alpha Chi. International Relations Club FRANK |. CIMATO Biology Clark, NJ Wrestling, Swimming, Biology Club MARY B COCHRANE Finance Sanford, FL VICTORIA MARIE COLLINS Physical Education Wilton, CT Water Skiing MARY J COMPFRF English Boca Raton, FL MARY K. CONTESSA Business Ridgefield, Conn. Dorm Rep., Special Events Committee WILLIAM). COOPER Business Management Elgin,IL Delta Sigma Pi, Intramurals TED J. COSTELLO Philosophy Brandon, FL WILLIAM J.COUNIHAN History Pawtucket, Rl Baseball BRUCE E.COUNSINS Psychology. Soc iology Butler, PA Pen and Sword, Psi Chi NANCY L. COX Economics, Business Mgt. Vienna, Virginia Student Council, Alpha Chi, Delta Sigma Pi, TKE Little Sister IUDITHCOZZI Political Science, Eng. Ipswich, Mass. Tennis ELIZABETH C. CUNNINGHAM Elementary Education Bogota, Colombia KENNYS. DAITCH Business Management Augusta, GA LOUIS J. DANIELE Business Management Metuchen, NJ Baseball, Art. Football, Basketball, Business MICHAEL DAVID DANKBERG Criminology Fort lauderdale, FI Student Program Council, Crew Team BRUCE T. DAVIS Psychology laurelton, NY Tennis, WTUN, Psi Chi, Wrestling, ABPi STEVEN P. DAWSON Philosophy, Music Saugerties, NY Philosophy Club, )a Band, Ensemble Singers KAREN J. DAY Business Management Waltham, MA Sailing Club, Delta Sigma Pi SAM A. DEFRANCO Business Management. Economics Danbury, Conn Tau Kappa Epsilon, Ski Team EDISON G.DELEVEAUX Biology Nassau, Bahamas Collegium, Student Council, Traffic Court, Circle K, Theta Chi, Radio Club, Biology Club DEANM. DENEGRI Criminology Wyckoff, NJ Pi Kappa Fraternity, IFC DANIEL R. DENGATE Marine Biology Richmond Hill, Ontario Rowing, Resident Advisor LINDA DEROSA Physical Education La Ridge, NY ANGEL M. DISDIER Business Management San Juan, PR ERNEST DOMINGUEZ English. Education Perth Amboy, N| TINA R. 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UKOWSKI Business Management Brooklyn, NY Vice President Delta Sigma Pi.ASPA SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SOCCER TEAM MEETS ITS GOALS M«� n's sex or is one of many sports that demands a personal commitment from each participant for the team to function as a unit. Without this commitment, the team may fall short of its goals. This year, the determination of such players as Captains Dave Schultz and Chris Ogo, and seniors Jimmy Hallrick and Steve Williamson spurred the team to a 12-2 season. Hilliard Anguin and Ell Lutz certainly met their goals by scoring 12 apiec e. In fad, the Spartans c ame close to being chosen for the championships by ranking 5th in the south this season. Unfortunately, our leam was plagued with severe leg injuries. Senior Kic k liac her and sophomore Rich Bergold were among the 4 players sidelined in full leg casts. However, Coac h lay Miller predic ts a healthy, enthusiastic, and winning team that will baffle its opponents and dazzle its fans next fall, so WATCH OUT! IIS President's Cup Regatta University of Tampa MEN AND WOMEN CREW row 1: Sherry Fries, Suzanne Lechler, Amy Gray; row2: Bernie Szer, row 3: Joe Hooten, Mike Weisen row 4: Ted Viola, Michael Woods, Mike Donkberg, Mark Bachmann; row S: Joe O'Neill, Sieve Kahn, Jim Preston, Harvey Marcus; row 6: Tim Morriss, Coach Tom Feastcr, Charlie Dickens. Coach Davc-Thomas, Cheryl Fletcher, Karen Tooman, Debbie Berg, Kyle, Kathy Japp, Marjorie Henry, Janine Robinson, Margaret McNiff, Cheryl Mohammad. 117 CREW IS READY TO ROW IN 79 The arrival in January of an elite, heavyweight, eight-oared Schoenbrod Shell inc reased the 1978-79 men and women crew's competitive spirit. This years men's crew, under Coach Tom Feaster, forecast a challenging season with regattas in Miami, Jacksonville and our own President's Cup. Captain, Joe O'Neill and senior Jeff Crimner head this cast of experienced oarsmen and have previously won National Championships. Coach Feaster stales that in his four years at UT, this is the first season in which several members are upperclassmen. This experience, coupled with a zest for rowing, makes our c rew a suc cess. The women, who are coached by Dave Thomas, are in another building year. The program is c omprised primarily of freshman novices who should progress as their years at UI unfold. both men and women's crew are on the upswing and are ready to row. IIH SPIRITED SWIMMERS MAKE UP FOR SMALL TEAM Lit I TO RIGHT: Mall Fisher, Wendy Wrighi, |oc lee. Nit k Mooney Divers: Donna Maher and Chris Dunham The Spartan swim team made up for its lack of members with an abundance of spirit this year. These six determined swimmers took places in well over half the events of each meet. Despite their record of 0-11, there may be some All-Americans in the picture. One of these talented contenders is Joe Lee. Under the coaching of Bob Glenn, the Spartan swimmers hope to rate in the top 20of the NCAA titles. No matter how they rate, U.T. is proud to claim these athletes as our own. 121 row 1: Eddie Cowans, 8uddy Sacino, Dave Sklens, Frank Kamppen, Jeff Valenzano, Braulio Pardo, Jim Kellvir, Frank Yurchak, Joe Salantri, Jay McAndrcws; row 2: Andy Foza, Creg Sillery, Kevin Sullivin, Bob Cirsl, Kris Kelly, Butch Lyssin, Bill Counihan, Bob Kinckiner; row 3: Bill Austin. Jim Budnick, Larry Riasonover, Lou Danile, Mike Moran, Richard Vollrath, Harry Linn The first year that Pele Mulry coached for the Spartan: had many highlights worth noting. The improvement oi the playing field, new uniforms, and a fresh approach ir coaching, all add up to a distinctive look in this year': team. Despite their tough schedule, this young team ha: several outstanding members. James Budnick and Grej Sillary lead a pitching staff which deflated man opposing hitters. Bill Counihan and Kevin Sullivan wert also effective in checking the advances of the tougf Division 2 teams. The goal for this spring season is U earn a bid for the NCAA play-offs. With this team': potential, reaching this goal should come as no surprise ( SPARTAN SLUGGERS IN FOR A HOT SEASON WOMEN'S SOCCER row 1: Rachel Strauss, Kim Shepherd, Colleen Podolsky, Heidi Schoeffter; row 2: Jeri Lash, Rosanne Cibertmi, Lisa Luger, Anna Cline, Cindy Friedman, Tina Dove, Lynne Dclathouwer; row 3: Donna Crecnhalgh, Debbie Hare, Anne McCarty, Paula Cleve- land, Dr. Howard Katz, Suzanne Thomas, Paula Eberwine, Conchv Semperi. The Women's Soccer team, coached by Dr. Howard Kratz, experienced a successful season due to a serious effort towards organization and a tremendously eager approach to the game by the athletes. There are many three year veterans who participated in the rough 20 game schedule this year. Geri Lash, Tina Dove and Suzanne Q. Thomas brought experience and optimism to the game. The team's future goal is to be included as a varsity team next year. With their ability, these girls will surpass their goals easily. GOLF TEAM The Golf Team, under the direction of Coach Jon Seavey, had a long, tough schedule packed with 30 intercollegiate match and 3 tournaments. Co-captains Brian Claarand Jon Swenson helped to provide the needed spirit for the team. All the members of this young team strive to be winners and show great potential for future seasons. Jon Seavey, Marshall Ames, Rocky Spina, P. 8. Dye, Jon Swenson. Brian Claar. 129 Susan Evanko, Judy Ward, Vivian Pawson, Mary Ruth Gerritzen, Jane Castor, lelani Gordon, Michele Gardner, Linda Titus, Coach Anne Strusz. YOUTH, TALENT, VICTORY Basketball is a sport which requires total team effort, as well as the individual skills that are needed for a winning team. The Lady Spartans have both, plus a great amount of team spirit which led them through the season. This season was tough after losing last year's senior scorers. Each girl gave all she had towards the team, regardless of the shortage of players. Judy Ward, Jane Castor, and Judy Vinski displayed courage and enthusiasm in the 19 scheduled games. These hard-working athletes competed with almost every college and university in the state and under the coaching of Anne Strusz, the Lady Spartans look forward to future winning seasons and this year foresees a young, talented team rising to victory. 130 IOP HOW Ilf I TO RIGHT: Claudcth forbin, Kerri Donnelly, Vivian Pavw n. Sandy Smith, lane Castor, Coach Anne Strusy. BOTTOM ROW IffT TO RIGHT:$uo fvankno, Kylia McDaniali, linda Matienyo, Debt� Santa Barbara. VOLLEYBALL This year's volleyball learn has experienced a progressive season during a transition between coaches and a demanding 32 game schedule. Coach Strusz along with senior Linda Matienzo and sophomore Jane Castor proved to be an inspiration to a team that refused to give up. The Lady Spartans improved with each game and threaten to pose a great obstacle to their opponents in the future. u Im m i mm IMPROVEMENT IS THE KEY ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS — STANDARDS BOARD left to Right: Joan Heffner, Scott Odza, Nancy Cox, Tony lee. Karen Tooman. A.S.P.A. left lo Right Front Row. Sonya Ortiz, Mary Zukowski, |ody Beattie, Back Row: Chris Waters, Rich Clinton, Dr. Robert Henderson, April Ann Brogi, |oc lamphicr, John Bendpr, tarry Valliore SERTOMA CLUB left to Right Front Row: Donna Greenhalgh. Cccillc Stoeltzing, Vicky Shaboo, Waydc Sumcrix. Back Row: Pat Simon, lil Pau- chey. Carman Burguet, Lori Pauchey, Darren Waters, Mitch Weiss, 138 PHI ALPHA THETA Left to Right Front Row: Betsy Johnson, Tasho Hair. Back Row: Fred Stribling, Lauree Standley, Ray Glinbizzi, Dr. Connie Rvnder. STUDENT POLITICAL ORGANIZAT- ION Left to Right front Row: Sharon Roffey, Fred Shbling, Jim Sobalvarro, Ken Kendrick, Judi Cozzi, Dr. Piper. Back Row: Julie Stanphil, Ray Glinbizzi. Mike Waldrop, George Gandarias, Tom Slaymaker, Gary Meshell. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Left to Right front Row: Tim Neldner, Rich Vidal, Jim fyke, Ricky Zeit- ler. Back Row. Larry McConnall, Sam Nolo, Jerry Duck, Steve McLaughlin, Allen Dray. 139 PHILOSOPHY CLUB left IO Right from Row: Andy Pappas, lohn Omlor. Lori long, Steve Dawson Back Row: Merman Saatkamp, Claude Elfiom, Tom Silvia, Ray Glinbizzi, Tim O'Connor CIRCLE K left lo Right front Row: Reva Rosenbach, Beth Parent. Howard Wein, Dr. Winston. Middle Row: Liz Lucas, Kathy fox. Kathy Stagon. Shirley Kopka, Todd Fogarty. Bick Row: Jody Cray. Alan Shoopak. Rob Evanko. Mike Viggiano, Hunter Hansen. SAILING CLUB left to Right front Row: Bill Hinder, Pal Page, Back Row. Mitch Young, Bill Sisselman, |ohn Gimperline. no TAU BETA SIGMA Left to Right front Row: Jeanie locicero, Michele lowe, Nancy Trost, Tara Richards, flack Row: Kristina Wajdowicz, Tasha Hare, Andrea Rataer, Cecilia langstrom, Patricia VVilkes. BIOLOGY CLUB Left to Right Front Row: Kathy Fox, Howard Wcin, Tracy Teaa, Middle Row: Donna Greenhalgh, Tony Rubino. Kathy Stagon, Michael Viggiano, Shirley Kopka, Claire Armislead, Col- leen Podolsky. Sack Row: Greg Johnson, John Aben droth, Jody Gray. Cindy Zapatka. Allan Shoopak, Jerry Thomson. RADIO CLUB Left to Right: Bill Sissclman, tdison Dcleveaux, Mitch Young, Tim Neldner, Jeffrey Goodson, David Queen. 141 GERMAN CLUB lift TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Sharon Baslcr, Sharon While. Cindy Kunta. Sheryl Slocum, SECOND ROW: lulie Stanphill, Malthis Fuchs, Mark Dubin. |udy Agos, Carl Bergeron.Back ROW: Liaeltc Rivero, loan Ramirea, Chris Fernandea, Rena laurenti. FRISBEECLUB lEfT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Todd Fogarty. SECOND ROW: Jocdy Cray, Steve Rhode, Al Shcopaquc, Al Miller, Bob Borrego QUILT MAGAZINE Ilf T JO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: |ohn Omlor. 8rad 8lack, Laurie Standley. Tim O'Connor SECOND ROW: Howard Ibach, Andy Pappas, Andy Fesl. 142 PEER COUNSELORS LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW Howard I bach. Andy Mount, Ed Nolan. SICONI) ROW: Mindy Marshall, Suzanne Thomas, Kathy Morre, Rob Vanlco. INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL ItFT TO RIGHT. SECOND ROW: Ron Caron, Tom Slay- maker, Steve Hoover, Mike Smith, Jeff Klins, Ron Mar- kowski. FRONT ROW: Erkan Atrek, Doug Walsh, Tom Reich, Steve Rhode. KARATE CLUB If FT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Nick Matson, Lynda Thomas, Jim Thomas— Instr., Doug Brooks, Rich Collins, Steve Boyelt. SECOND ROW: Ed Wagner, Kay Ramchan dani. Dean leontidis. Patrick Hughes, Mike Miner. 143 VARSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Sharon Roffcy. SECOND ROW: Rich Borgold, Mark Warcecha, Jeff lee. Mary loPresii. tilleen Wallach. THIRD ROW: Howard Ibach, Sieve Willianson, Icff Grimmer, Steve White, Jody Weis, Dale Allen PERSHING RIFLES LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: lit Pauchey, Pat Simon, Mark Warecha, Andy Fesl, Carlos Vega, Mark Watkins SECOND ROW: Alexx Portelli, Darren Wateis, Bruce Weiss, Sandy Ldelman, Joe Brunctti, Lisa Pauchcy, Lori Pauchcy. THIRD ROW: lee Morrison, Jim Huff, Carl Pranil, Hunter Hansen, Chuck Bieberich, Waydc Sumcrix, John Roberts. PSI CHI LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mark Dubin, Pam Hersh- field, Mitch Pantcn, Faye Hall. SECOND ROW: Jon Foster, Carol Hinds, Beth Clark, Chris Dunham. 144 TRI BETA Lett to Right Front Row: I odd Fogarty, Howard Wcin, Colleen Podolsky, Or. Ellison, Mike Spataro, Jeff Stout, Or. Schluetcr. Middle Row: Barbara Lawrence, Fony Kobind, f rank Cimato, Nancy Eller, Nancy Ann McMichacI, Bruce Kerner, Greg Johnson, |ohn Abu flack Row: Howard Heyman, Jerry Thompson, Jody Gray, Alan Shoopak. Robert Borrego, Mike Viggiano, Steve Rhode, Rusty Richardson ALPHA CHI Left to Right Front Row: Christy Heddinger, Colleen Podolsky, Nancy Ann McMichacI. Middle Row: Cindy Heddinger, Liz Lucas, Betsy Johnson. Jack Bcrdasco, Kevin Coffey, Greg Johnson. Back Row: Mike Sputaro, lerry Thomsen. Ray Glmbizzi, Rich Berman, Dr. Ellison, Rusty Richardson. JUDICIAL BOARD Left to Right: Fred Stribling, Cindy Kuntz, Richard Berman, Darren Watters, Frank Lee Williams. 145 U.T. PLAYERS Left to Right front Row: Zenobia McNally, Martin Schoenith. Dale lazaroff, Pam Hershfield, Lucky Zebel, Pamela McCluley, Catherine Hawkes. Back Row: Tom Schoonmaker, George Werner, Faculty Advisor, Gary luler. Andrew Pappas, WAITS, WAITS, WAITS, Tim O'Connor. WTUN Left to Right Dima Smirnoff, Bruce T. Davis INTER- NATIONAL RELATIONS Left to Right Front Row: linette Padin, John Abu. Ricardo Anas, Rosa Ventura, Barbara Mari, Penny Shirley, Eric Fangmann, Carlos Velez, Mona Ramgeet. Middle Row: Armando Herrera, Dr. Richard Piper, Luis Sanpedro, Jose Delarcga, Wendy Smith, |uan Jose Rami- rez, Lizelte Rivero, Jose Rodrequiez, Raul Dolafuente, Wanda Requena. Back Row: Alejandro Cuellar, Conchi Sempcrc, Mario Aguirre. George Gandarias, Margie Holmes, Edison Dele- veaux, Chris Ogo, Victor Mallens, Daniel Mizrachi, LeRoy Raphael. 146 ABC lift TO RIGHT. fKONl HOW: Jimmy Kelloin. Cynthia Nwl, lony lee, Josiannc Dorvil, low MtCirxur. SIC- ONI) KOW- Ron Williams, Chris Ogo, larry Jefferson, l avi«l Queen, Edison Deleveaux, Joseph Walker. SCABBARD AND BLADE U( I TO RIGHT: Mark Watkins, Mark War echa, Carlos Vega, f red Stribling. BOWLING CLUB tlf T TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW Rhonda CloSSum. Kevin ledin, Terry Tucker, Vicky ShalxK), Betsy Johnson, Jim Hoyt, Rova Rosenbach. S(CONI) ROW Irk Fangmann, Mike Viggano, Fred StriWing, Glenn Davis, Jim Pietsch, Jeff Shugart. 147 TRAFFIC COURT Icit to Right: lorn Slaymaker. Nam v Siegmuml, tdison DoleVOdUX, |iM VllUl'. SCUBA CLUB It'll lo Kinht front Row: Myron Tyestol, David Weiss, Mike Down� . Hjt k Row: |oo Forsythe, Cindy Rix ina, Slovo Sterling, Andy Matthews. WOMEN'S SOCCER It'll lt Right front Row: Rachel Strauss, Kim Shepherd, Colleen Podolsky. Heidi Sthoelller. Middle Row: leri lash. Rosannc Gibcrtini, lisa luger, Anna Cline, Cindy Friedman. Tina Dove, lynne Delathouwer. Bjck Row: Donna Creenhalgh, IX’bbie Hare. Anne McCarty, Paula Cleveland, Dr. Howard Kratz, Suzanne Thomas, Paula Uiorwine. Coni hi Sempcre. 148 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Left to Right Front Row. Pete Cammick, Cecilia Solano. Guy Euliano. Middle Row: Ron Feurst, Allen Oray, Liz Lucas, John Kroop. Back Row: Ray Glinbizzi, Dima Smirnoff, Richard Berman, Lori Pauchey, Tony Calandriello, Dr. Stan Trux- illo. RIFLE TEAM Left to Right Front Row: Luis Mari, John Roberts, Lee Morrison, Coach Bob Johnson, Mark Warzecka. Back Row: Christian Taylor, Patrick Hughes. Dale Allen. Jody Weis, Glenn Taylor. SOCIOLOGY CLUB Left to Right Front Row: Carrie Harden, Ron Garon, Kevin Pangburn. Second Row: Barbara Palone, Dwight Vailes, Jannetle Silvera. Third Row: Anna Gonzalez. Back Row: Dr. Benjamin, Shirley lanis. 149 RIVERSHORE RA'S left to Right front Row: Ron Caron, Colleen Podolsky, Guy Euliano. Bick Row: Nick Dericco, Laurie Standley. Tom Keehan. Carl la Caralla. SMILY RA'S left to Right: Donna Greenhalgh, Calhy Moore, |an Jardieu, lii lucas. HOWELL RA'S left to Right: Chns Dunham, Darlene McGrath, Michelle Young, Linda Casazia, Beth Clark. Jim Yugo. Karen Catel (Univ. South) ISO MCKAY RA'S Left to Right Front How Tom Slaymaker, Wayne Hutchens. Fred Padou (Wilkist) flack Row: Steve Hoover, Pat Simon. DELO RA'S toft to Right front Row: Suzanne Thoinjs, Celilia Solono, Michele Lowe, MiMlo Raw: Ron Pierce flack Row: Steve Rhode, Matt Ansbro, |oe Wolf, Mike Downs. Rich Humiston. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD from flow: Cecilia Solano. Bfad 8lack, Laurie Slandley. Middle Row. Dr. Piper, Tony Calandriello. Mike Waldrop, Cuy Euliano. Ron Caron. B ick Row: lohn Bender, Alex lob, Tom Slaymaker, Bruce Davis, Jin Yugo, Howard Ibach, John Kroop, Tom Reich. Once again Student Council came through with another successful year. With increased monies provided by the university administration. Student Council created new activities on campus — a major rock concert, The Ritz , formal recognition of Quilt , (campus literary magazine), and more funds allocated to both the Minaret and the Moroccan, in addition to Harold's Club, Oktoberfest, and all the rest of our activity success stories. 1978-1979 wasn't without its issues — it wasn't too long before the Collegium's discussion on Dr. Chesire's proposals on Partnership Learning and the 1 — 3 — 1 — 3 — 1 calendar were the campus wide focal point. On behalf of the Student Council, Cuy and I would like to thank all of those who contributed in making 1978-79 one of the most memorable years in the development of U.T. as truly a landmark of Learning. Good Luck to '79 Graduates, Tony Calandriello President, Student Council Guy Euliano Vice-President, Student Council 1S2 TONY CALANDRIELLO PRESIDENT GUY EULIANO VICE-PRESIDENT Sea Level Is Coming CompanfAve On The IVfove By DARREN A. WATERS Student Council Representative The first student council meeting of the academic year got off to a Quick start last Wednesday as Tony Calandnello. student council president, welcomed the newly «.Siosen organizational repre 3onta:ivc3 and the student citizens in attendance. In his opening speech. President Caiandriello introduced the members of the Executive Council and discussed the basic organization and function of the student council. President Caiandriello explained that the system of government at UT consisted of two major elements: the Executive Council - composed of himself. Vice President. Attorney General. Secre- tary and Treasurer: and the General Assembly - composed of the class officers and the student representatives from the residence halls, clubs and other campus organizations as well as six student committees, each headed by a chairper- son responsible to the Executive Council. After his opening speech. Caiandriello introduced Dr. Carl Hite, dean of students, who spoko about the importance of participation in student govern- ment and the degree of accessibility students at UT have regarding participation in the decision making processes which affect them. In his talk on student involvement. Dean Hilo particularly noted that: The University of Tampa Is one of the only colleges in the U.S. that has student voting members on its policy making body. The Col- legium. Dean Hite went on to say that he felt this year would be a great one for UT students and as always, said: You will get out of this university what you put Into It. Speaking of student participation, many of the six committees of the General Assembly still need members. The following is a brief break- down of the activities for which each of these committees is responsible: COMMITTEES —Proposal - appropriation of funds, revenue 3Mring (deciding who gets what, when and how). _ Sgec|al Events - Campus parties. Octoberfest Cheshire IS A Good Year To Come By CAROL HINDS Minaret Staff Writer better than we were a year ago and not as good as we will be next year. began Dr. Richard Cheshire in his report on the State of the University to faculty, staff, and administration on September 12. 9:30 a.m. in McKay Auditorium. In his State of the University Report, Dr. Cheshire spoke of some of the achievements and improvements the University of Tampa has made in the last year. One of the achieve- ments Is the increase in enrollment. The freshman class has increased from last year's instructor the responsibility for teaching and learning. Gradually as the students be- come more involved in the learning process, classroom lectures become only supple- mental. Dr. Cheshire feels that when stu- dents are required to become active in the learning process the knowledge becomes more a part of them so that they do not forget what they have learned after the final exam, as happens all tco often. Another goal Dr. Cheshire mentioned is to place the University of Tampa on a 1-3-1-3-1 430 new freshmen to Uiis ye 's enrojiment caj odar. Undet--fialemlaj tudents of 580 new freshmeliAlAl «kiN n;l r L Y YL Li -avr: o ryl� nir cplsjfi indyf)tember. rollment dropped sliJhVr ilerl Is sr ! VY.ilmifery and Maf wtflng 3ctS erJTecember, increase in new students this year. Addition- and February-April students would carry ally, morciGl DT7 0I'D A V l urses. UnsA-r h rTTarAsy etTT University |rjtrmj y V I T2 - ro %!i2F i3 routd • ’2) I'lh rypn a year four out of nve students eligTBle to re- orThe year instead of the present eight. It turn to UT came back. Dr. Cheshire pre nounced this the single most importaJ academic trend in this year's enrollment.' shows we're having more success. Another heartening trend in UT's progress is the substantial increase in funds. The For- ward students to deal with three pul f i i.|«6d of five and students general- IcIpki d'V decline in morale during the middle and end of a school year which this system would help overcome. It would also increase UT's academic standing to be under mus UT this Not Journalism is literature in a hurry. Matthew Arnold The Minaret Vd. XLVIV. No. 2 University Of Tamps. Tampa. Rorida September la, 1978 A Message from the Editor Richard D. Cheshire By JOHN KROPP Editor H.l. Goes To Tampa Stadium Minaret - Fall 1978 Editor......................................John Kropp Aswuinr Edior...................... Herd'd Iboch Faculty Advisor..............Or. Andrew Sotomon Secretary....................................Ga- Tucker Copy Editors...........Carol Hind . Um A. PhRp Buvncts Manager.....................Und, Catarro Cartoonist...........................Gary Snider photographers...........Jerry Thomsen. Tony Leo. ToddM. Miller Ad 'ortsing........Scott Clark ton. Catherine Hawks s Layout Manager.......................John Bender Student Council Correspondent...Darren A. Waters Staff Writers.....Rock Garremone, Lori Beth Long. Jim SotoaiVarro, Sue U. Terry Ouinn, Jeff Lee. Andy Foal. Greg Gardner, Card Rods. Meroarot McNiff, Erica Shomnes, Gary Yaryjso. Steve Cernv Mtrk By HOWARD IBACH Assistant Editor Your pass, please. the man at the Press Gate said to me as I walked up with an umbrella In one hand, my camera case over my shouldor. He rippl'd the bottom portion oil my Field Photo press pass, and I walked into the stadium with a certain smugness that no one else was aware of but me. By ANTHONY DeSORMIER Minaret Staff Writer Being from Massachusetts, and being both a baseball addict and an avid Red Sox tan. I have run into the thing that I fear most: Yankee fans. In case you happen to be blind, deal, or just not into baseball, you know that there is no greater rivalry in any sport (except maybe, the Dallas-Washing- ton rivalry in the NFL). I was in my glory when the Sox had a 15 game lead; I knew, oven though they had dropped five games off that lead, that they wouldn’t lose. I never expected that the Sox would lose six out of seven games to the Yankees and would fall two and a hall games back. Now I’m eating my words. But at this writing, the Sox 3re only one gome bock and haven’t given up. Go Sox! As lor all my Yankee adversaries, it’s still close! The movie last weekend was Neil Simon's Good- bye Girl. It was one of the best films of 1977. The movie was all if was cracked up to be and more. Anyone who missed it: you blew it! The movie coming up.this weekend is Mot Brooks' comedy. Blazing Saddles.' I highly recommend this movie to anyone who's not allergic to laughter. Remember, any Student Council event needs your support to continue presenting you with those events. SPOT CHECKS I rtnn’l knnui uihal hair suir nmiiH Rrvarlan to the lack of a third ely intimidated by the ncras other members of dinky Vivilar SLR with like a Volkswagen in a � Royces. Continentals driving with a manual n advanco) they were control (power wind lost of the photograph- eras strapped on their than a 200mm lens, learned from a photo- that I was using the and mist from the rain I was using. 8ut It s having a wonderful the whole experience at the right spots and pros on cither side of releasing in unison- said that il you don't le Important thing is to u're doing. Aside from blow out of my ng an unglued handlo. the contents of my stretch my legs. I if I do say so Catches moker September 23. the elta Sigma Pi held tneir nrst outing, a Smoker at the River Place Apartments clubhouse. The gathering brought together the brothers of Della Sig along with 20 prospective pledges, with the purpose of having the pledges meet the brothers and see what Delta Sig is all about. The affair was catered by Eat Your Heart Out” of Tampa, and a keg of beer was also on hand. Guest speaker for the evening was Mr John Neglio. Vice-President of 8 T Products, a pharmaceutical firm in Tampa. He gave a very informative speech about the Intricacies of the business world. Among the more prominent Delta Sigs in attendence included Lauren Poucher. a district director of the fraternity. UT professor's Dr. Michael Truscotl, chairman of the division of Busi- ness and Economics. Dr. James Fesmire. and Dr. Jim Fellows, plus UT alumni Brad 8ennison. Ken Kilian. and Mary Jane Ferguson. The meeting was adjourned by Delta Sig President Keith Ziegler who thanked everyone for coming and presented John Neglio with a Certificate of Apprecia- tion Irom the brothers of Delta Sigma Pi. A special thanks also go to bartenders Lori Greenspan and Kim Spiro for their fine efforts. Everyone concluded the evening by meeting at the Colud 9 disco on top of the Barclay Inn. Officers of Delta Sigma Pi for the Fall Semester 78 are Keith Ziegler - president Mary Zukowsk • senior vice-president. John’’ Bendor vice-president for professional acti- vitip : Nanrv Aienmunrl . uif-o.nrociHont l r Today at 3 p.m. the University of Tampa will inaugurate its sevenlh president. Dr. Richard D. Cheshire. Dr. Cheshire was born August 12. 1936. in Mmeola. Long island to Leslie and Catherine Cheshire. During his high school years he became president of his senior class, a threo year track and field letterman, captain of the cross country team and a member of the record breaking 1954 medley team. In 1954 Cheshire received the National Alumni War Memory Scholarship’ for his undergraduate studies at Colgate University. During his four years at Colgate, Phi Gamma Delta Teacher's Form a track and field to Colgate in 1956 w While working on University ol Now his high school Alter receiving hi sity. Cheshire Chatham High Sc After teaching at returned to Cotg President. He the as Director of sity made Cheshir tions. It was gained his reputat planning, funding 1972 a financially Jersey Shakespca their president, previous theatre b in developing a pr black for the firs Jersey Shakespear groups in the In 1973 Colgate pu year S30 million multi-million dolla weeks bclorc the In October 1977 Ch president o! the position, climate, significant change feels that the presiuu.iuy o a job because it demands so much. But Roberta and I enjoy the rewarding aspects and most of all the people of the university and the community. I think the dynamics of the university and Tampa 8ay gives this area great potential. As president, Cheshire is striving to incorporate a program that will place students as partners in student life rather than spectators. Cheshire refers to this active participation in the learning program as partnership learning. Cheshire believes that Tampa is becoming one ol the most dynamic areas in the country and that UT should be part ol this trend He is positive that UT can become the top choice of higher learning and serve as a talent bank lor Tampa and other areas. A Frosh Approach one coming in my direction. Two people coming from opposite directions just won't lit in that one (ool of space. And if you get caught standing around behind the bench by a security guard, you may be thrown out of the game. The biggest challenge I faced might have made a lesser man crumble. I had lo hold the camora. focus the lens, release the shutter and advance the film with one hand, and hold on to the umbrella with the other. It was an almost impos- sible task Needless to say. the rof was not about to stop the game tor me so I could focus on the next play. I'd have died ol ombarrassmont. The Minsret Staff to the police officer guarding Ihc sideline gate, a nervous warning buzzer went off in my stomach. }I0§ 0M wmmmm. 'Mtsn GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS GREEKS 1S8 ALPHA EPSILON PI LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Meg Finch, Cindy Sangc, Peggy Male, Diane Seidner, Meg McCarty, Cathleen Cahill SECOND ROW: Barry Kaplan, Marty Kahan, Robert Wolpert, Noel Deluna, Douglas Walsh, Don Robertson BACK ROW. Richard Canarick. Mitchell Weiss, David Carey, Stewart Smart. Alpha Epsilon Pi had another fun-filled and fruitful year. The Tau Phi chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi has the quality of continuous movement. All the brothers attended the regional chapter meeting in Gainesville. Fund raising projects for the year included a number of carwashes and a SUPER TRIVIA CONTEST. September brought a whole new outlook for the chapter. The brothers pulled together and reconstructed the downstairs of the house. October brought our annual Halloween party. As in the past, this year's party was a great success. The new year brought many new goals and achievements (or (he fraternity. One of our accomplishments of the past spring semester was the Intramural Trophy Award that we received. Officers for 7979; Mitchell Weiss; President Don Robertson; Vice President Noel DeLuna; Secretary Mitchell Weiss, Treasurer. The brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi are now happily moved in (he fraternity house, residing at 715 North A. Street With the TRADITION of the Apes, (he house will last as long as the University is still alive. The brotherhood would like to thank the Little Sisters for their outstanding help that they have given us and to wish all seniors GOOD LUCK in years to come. lfcO PHI DELTA LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Larry Baratta, Bill McKenna, Kevin Johnson, Dwayne Joyner, Sieve Palmer, Bob Heyman, Terry Tucker, Mike Rivard, Jim McCarthy, Ron Caron SECOND ROW: Joe Rich, Fred Slribling, Joe Vince, Cerry Thomson, Eddie Cowans, Tom Slaymakcr, Luis Caslro, Doug Fugh, Ray Clinbi2zi, Rusiy Richardson, Brian Claar. BACK ROW. Tnppy Moss, Guy Euliano, Steve Hoover, Tim Morrison, Jeff Shugart, Mike Wood, Scott Odza, Steve Macc, John Abcndroth, Art Machulski. Founded locally on February 76, 1978, Phi Della stresses (he highest standards of academics, leadership and social involvement. From (he Founding Brothers, Cuy Euliano the first president, Larry Baratta, Ron Caron, Tom Slaymaker and Cary Weiner, Phi Delta has now grown to an active membership of 46 brothers in the few months following our achievement. Several accomplishments of Phi Delta within the past year include a Muscular Dystrophy Association Fun Raiser, assisting in Fall '78 Orientation, and other social functions such as the memorable Toga-Pool party and Halloween party. These in addition to several raffles and contests help make a successful first full year. Personal involvement of many of the Brothers include: Student Council, Judicial Board, Moroccan, Minaret, Traffic Board, Omicron Delta Kappa, Jpha Chi, Phi Alpha Theta, Sigma Tau Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Coliegum and Resident Advisors. Officers of 1979are: Ron Caron, President, Larry Baratta, Vice President, Dima Smirnoff, Treasurer, Bob Heyman, Secretary, Tom Slaymaker, Activities Chairman, Fred Slribling, Rush Chairman, Rusty Richardson, Fund Raising Chairman. The weekend of March 23, 1979 marked the installation of Phi Delta as a chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, a strong international fraternity founded in 1848. The Phi Delts look forward to (uture uccess in our endeavors at the university and within the community. ZETA BETA TAU LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Debbie Shulls, Sandy Edelman, Cindy Cunts, Mary Griffin, Kim Shepcrd, Heidi Bar- bosa SECOND ROW: Robert Verano, Thomas Reich, Elinore Tcc ar, Tasha Hair, lanis DelVacchio, Pcier Cannclla, Eugene Overton, Erkan Atrek, Eric Starr, |ohn 8ancheri, Steven Pennot THIRD ROW: Christopher Martin, David Finsterle, Michael Smith, Lael Blackstone, Andrew 8ott. Ron Markowski, Steven Sterling BACK ROW: Harvey Marco, Alan Dobson, Dave Weiss. Zeta Beta Tau has been an integral part of the UT campus since 1972. Besides winning several athletic and academic trophies, the Zeebs had the Outlaws as a band for a party in 1973. Prior to a major outside house renovation in 1978 the Zeebs held two large live band parties and continued the trend with their Big Blue Bash in September. No Relation was the guest group. In january, 1979, the Zeebs held a very successful Bong Water Party and are again planning their annual Disney World Trip and a Fraternity Formal. Erkan Atrek succeeded Mike Smith as President in January of 1979 and has done a fine job up to this point. Other officers include: Tom Reich, Vice President; Peter Cannella, Secretary; Craig Post, treasurer; and Karl Kompe, Historian. The Chapter increased its membership by sixty per-cent in 1978-79 alone and its future looks bright. PI KAPPA PHI LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Fred Orasky, Harriet Broody, Bonnie, Nelson Cacciatorie, Joe lamphier, Karen lansman, John Mclncrny, Mitch Panten, Blake Wilder, Marty Magil, Larry Cipolone SECOND ROW: Charlie Gafkowski, Jodie Schecter, Wayde Manning, Beth, Barbara, Betsy Johnson, Mark Steinbrick, Kathy Stagon, Mike Wasson, Sue Amron, Andre Melendez, Steve Williamson BACK ROW: Lynda Ricoo, Al D'Campli, Mandy, Joe McCabe, 8ob Rine, Rob Throckmorton, Kick 8acher, Oean Denegro, Jody Weis, Polly, Brad Hyman, Scott Bell, lani, Ron Antonio, Jeff Gocrkc, Walter Shumlas. THETA CHI FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Bourke, Vicky Goldberg, James Gordon, Jan leak. Sandy Borah, John Worthman BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Flynn, Skylor Smith, Ed Coleman, Eric Thiesen, Vinny Attardi, Mark Nolo, Tom Meachum. 164 TAU EPSILON PHI FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara , April Brogi, Kevin Estuchio, Shawn , Jeff Kling, Chris Bum. John Mallery. Joe Bear. TAU KAPPA EPSILON Nick Mattson. Ed Wagner 165 DELTA SIGMA PI KfT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Nancy Siegmund, Cindy Hedengcr, April Brogi. Mary Griffon, Soma Ortiz, Donna Johns. Nancy Cox, Jody Beatie, Christy Hedenger. Rose Elder SECOND ROW: Steve Williamson, Chris Waters, Mary Zukowskt. Joe lamphicr, Colleen Ciblxins, T risha Mrvna THIRD ROW Dennis Farley. Jeff Cnmner, Keith Ziegler, Andy Dwoik, Rich Clinton HACK ROW: John Bender, Bill Cooper. Larry Valli- ere,Mr. Duane Jansen. John Albright. Delta Sigma Pi, UT's Professional Business Fraternity, offers a wide variety of activities to its Brotherhoixl. Among those being an intern program sponsored by the Alumni Association, in which students actively participate in day to day business activities of local businesses. Delta Sig also brings in guest speakers, tours and analyzes local firms, and promotes social activities as well. Delta Sig has also become a respectable intramural competitor, having captured last year's softball crown along with strong showings in basketball, volleyball and others. PERSHING RIFLES urr TO RICH 1, FRONT ROW: III Pauchoy. Pal Simon. Mark Warccha. Andy Foil, Carlos Vega, Mark Watkins SIOOND ROW Alex Portelli, Darren Wateis, Bruce Weiss, Sandy Idclman, |or Bcunetti, lisa Pauchey, Lori Pauchoy THIRD ROW: lee Morrison, |im Huff, Carl Pranil. Hunter Hansen, Chuck Biobotich, Wayde Sumerix, John Roberts. The National Society of Pershing Rifles was founded in 1894. At that lime, it was a drill team with no other functions than competition. Through time, hov ever, the Pershing Rifles has become the most prestigious of organizations. The Pershing Rifles main functions today are the advancement of military customs, traditions and courtesies, as well as keeping abreast of military tactics and drill competitions. Here at U. T, Company T- 76 of the Pershing Rifles is Ix'st known for its Annual Luau, sports, and drill meets. U. T. is also the seat of the 16th Regimental Command in charge of companies throughout the southeast and Puerto Rico. The U. T. P. R. drill team has successfully represented the University at drill meets throughout the nation. P.R.'s will continue to gain new recognition in order to share our ideas and values as well as introduce them to the academic society of the University of Tampa 167 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION « A MESSAGE TO THE STUDENTS: for now, en ov the end of the war. the fresh feeling of spring, the w arm relaxation of summer. And take w ith you our very best w i hes. Richard O. Cheshire, President IP jjgjgg Mrs. Lydia Acosta Director of Merl Kelce Library Mr Cermeite ). Clardy, Jr. Vice Pres for Public Affairs Mr. E. H. Cropsey Registrar Dr. Robert M. Birrenkott Director of Intramurals and Intercollegiate Sports Mr. Robert W. Cook Associate Director of Admissions Mr. Irv Edelson Director of Public Information Mr. W. Scott Christopher Director of Alumni Relations and Community Affairs Mr. James A. Cremer Director of Campus Police Mr. Dale Friend Director of Administrative Services '2 Mr. Melvin Garten Director of Continuing Education Miss Janice M. Jardieu Director of Residence Life and Housing, Dir. of Smilley Hall Mr. Barry R. Lydon Rathskeller Manager Dr. Carl Hite Dean of Student Affairs Mr. Thomas Kehan Director of Rivershore Mr. John R. Mason Manager of Campus Store Mr. David R. Jackson Director of Student Activities Dr. J. Mark Lono Secretary to the University Miss Darlene f. McGrath Director of Howell Hall 173 Dr. Michael). Mendelsohn Provost Mrs. Norma Noble Coordinator of D.M.S. Services Mr. Ronald E. Pierce Assistant Director of Housing and Dir. of Delo Hall Mr. Peter J. Mulry Career Planning and Placement Dr. Edwin J. Nolan Director of Counseling Center Mr. Rod Plowman Financial Aid Officer Dr. Jack Munyan Vice Pres, for Business Affairs Miss Mary Peattie Assistant Financial Aid Officer Mr. Arthur C. Ramrn Director of Financial Management 17-1 Mr. Edmund P. Sliz Vice Pres. Emeritus for Business Affairs Mr. David J. Thomas Coordinator of Intramurals Father Robert Wiesenbaugh Catholic Chaplain Mrs. Laurel A. Stewart Director of Health Center Dr. Vincent V. Versurah, Jr. University Attorney Mr. Dana Todsen Director of Forward Fund Mrs. Phyllis D. Wilson Director of Personnel 175 FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Dr. John F. Bayliss Dr. Lois Benjamin Asst. Prof. Humanities Assist. Prof. Social Sciences Dr. Samuel Brick Chairman, Division of Education Capt. Don Burrows Assist. Prof. Military Science ■ Dr. William W. Cyzewski Professor, Business and Economics Dr. James Covington Dana Prof. Social Sciences Mrs. Patricia Benz Assist Prof. Education Rev. George H. Cave Assoc. Prof. Humanities Dr. Joe F. Decker Assoc. Prof. Social Sciences 178 Dr. Curtis Cilgash Dana Professor Social Sciences Dr. Eustasio Fernandez Professor, Humanities � Dr. Dale DeWild Assisi. Prof. Social Sciences I Dr. Marion L. Ellison Prof., Math and Science Dr. James M. Fesmire Assoc. Prof., Business and Economics Mr. Robert Dougherty Assist. Prof. Business and Economics Dr. James A. Fellows Assist. Prof. Business and Economics 179 Dr. Francis X. Gillen Mr. John I. Hopf Prof., Humanities Assist. Prof., Social Sciences Dr. Robert Kerstein Dr. Howard Kratz Assist. Prof., Social Sciences Assoc. Prof., Education Dr. Lawerence V. Marinaccio Visiting Prof., Education Mrs. Sue G. McCord Assoc. 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