University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1982 volume:

vAa votou. 0| O2 jU-T- 4- 'University of Jampa; 50th Anniversary UT History 1 ... in a far off land known as Tampa, there was a man named Frederick Spaulding. Mr. Spaulding had a dream; it was of higher educa- tion in the land of Tampa. A dream is only a dream until the work that is needed to make it a reality is complete; so Mr. Spaulding founded and chaired a committee that was to bring about his dream of higher education. In October of 1931, the University of Tampa became Mr. Spaulding’s dream. The University of Tampa was only a Junior College at first and because of lack of space, its first home was the Hillsbourough High School’s Library. Mr. Spaulding became the first President and Paul Strout was the first Dean at the University. The original faculty, which numbered twelve, was hard working and showed potential. The new school decided it needed a sports program in the land, so a Basketball program was created. The school now needed a nickname, so the name the Fighting Spartans was chosen because the then-rival St. Petersburg Junior College's name was the Trojans. The football team was to arrive the following year. The future looked bright and we were getting set to grow. President Fredrick Spaulding 1933 fraternity pledge begins initiation procedures (photo courtesy of the Hampton Dunn Collection) 2 UT History 1934 student leaders and cheerleaders This area was only a dream to UT in the early 1930's. UT History 3 i'he land of U.T. was growing restless. The officials of the school decided that if expansion was going to become reality, they needed a permanent home for the school. The school set their sights on the then defunct Henry Bradley Plant Hotel, which at the time of its construction in the 1890’s was the most expensive hotel in the world. They decided that it would make a majestic and historic home for the school. The city was brought into the picture and after some convinc- ing, they decided to give the school a lease on the hotel for one dollar a year. The eye-catching effect of the original thirteen silver minarets gave the school a mystic mideast look. The school officially moved in on August 2, 1933, and had their first registration in the fall of 1933. This year was also historic because it marked the first publication of the school paper, “The Minaret.” Into the year 1934, U.T. saw the creation of Fraternities and Sororities, plus the first graduating class, which numbered eight. 1930’s saw the origin of fraternities on campus, with Sigma Epsilon being one of the first. Plant Hall and the minarets become a symbol tor all UT affiliates. UT History 5 khe year 1959 arrived, and so did the fifth President of U.T., Dr. David Delo. Although the first two years of Delo's Presidency were marked by shakey times, the school’s leader seemed strong and determined. The ac- complishments made in 1962 will always be remembered by the people of U.T. Dr. Delo ap- pointed his first staff of administrators: three men who remain at the University today were part of this staff (Dr. Walker, Dr. Speronis, and Dr. Sliz). The University Union and Howell Hall were added to the campus. Plant Hotel was renovated, and the Western Civilization wing was built. Plant Hotel became known now as Plant Hall. McKay Auditorium was acquired. In 1969, ground was broken for the Merl Kelce Library. Students help break ground tor the University Union in 1962. 10 UT History President Delo cuts the cake at a 1965 Christmas Party. 1959 head majorette 1961 orientation pop rally 1961 Pajama Party UT History he 1970’s rolled around, and there was a stronger trend towards academic excellence. The Marine Science program was created. In June of 1971, David Delo retired as President, and D. B. Owens became the sixth President of the University. During this decade, greater financial support was needed and so the Minaret Society was formed. In 1972, the Fighting Spartans' Football Team went 10-2 and then won the Tangerine Bowl against Kent State. The hero of the team was a man named John Matuszek, a defensive lineman who, in 1973, became the 1 N.F.L. draft pick. Two other popular U.T. events, Harold’s Club and Oktoberfest began in this year. Students in the land of U.T., however, had mixed emotions. They were happy because ground had been broken for a swimming pool, but were saddened in 1975 when varsity football was eliminated. In 1977, President Owens resigned, and soon Dr. Richard D. Cheshire was ap- pointed to the position. This brings us up to date in the land of U.T___ John Matuszek and Dennis Fryzel show off «ho 1972 1970 Homecoming Queen candidate. 12 UT History 14 UT History What does the future hold lor the land of U.T.? This question can only be answered in time. With the beginning of the 1980’s, we see that there is strong concentration on academics — there is a new academic calendar and a new academic approach called “partnership learning.” The University is constantly growiqg and expanding. The sports program is back on its feet again, and although there]is no football team, the Spartan Soccer Team showed us they could pick up the slack and win the National Championship. The plans that exist for the new sports complex are promising, and soon intercollegiate men’s basketball will return to our land. The first fifty years of the University were good ones, although shakey at times. We can now look back on the Golden Era in the land of U.T. and smile: we survived tough times and can look forward to the future with confidence. As our Alma Mater states: U.T. is steadfast and true. — C. J. Blitzer Ml UT Htetocy 15 UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA: 50th ANNIVERSARY story composed by C. J. 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Adams Michael L. Adams David Adelson Sina Ajdari i Tanju L. Alpauti Stefan Arouty Ibraham S. Askar Charles E. August, Jr. Hedda R. Ball Charles J. Bieberich Karen A. Bishop Deborah Boucher Laurie J. Brown Shannon P. Brown Sheryl T. Brown Michael J. Cammick Edward A. Campbell, Jr. Jack G. Cannavaggio Ira Caplan Elena A. Carrasquillo Kelly Carrillo Mark A. Cauto Lisa Phillips Champney Jose A. Chan 20 Seniors Jerilyn W. Chandler Alan S. Charles Carole M. Clayton Linda A. Coleman Jane A. Cook Rod W. Cooper Anthony Crimi Daniel G. Cronin John E. Crumbly Angele I. Damico Georgina E. Damico Glenn A. Davis Patrick A. Davis Marilyn Delre Peter A. Denne Anthony Desormier Tracy T. Diel David T. Ditto John J. Dobbie Kathleen C. Emden Kimberly A. Fabing Vincent Falcone Linda Falconer Richard Fasman Seniors 21 Karen Fernandez Thomas J. Ferri Cathie D. Finchum David Finsterle Karen D. Fisher Robert Fisher Ellen Fitzpatrick Cheryl L. Fletcher Bethany Flint Joseph M. Forsythe Kim Fort Carl G. Fredrickson Mary L. Fuler Alan K. Galloway Michael M. Galuska Claide M. Garcia Elizabeth Gavula Rene A. Gier Corinne L. Glasgow Jeffrey Goerke Mary Ann Gojman Marion Goldstein Anthony J. Gonzalez Ralph Gonzalez 22 Seniors Lisa Granoff Karen E. Halo June Y. Harley KaroleC. Harrington Shelly R. Havas Adrienne Hennessy Colleen A. Hennessey John G. Hennig Marjorie E. Henry Amy J. Hill Edward Hill Carole A. Homier Joseph Hooten Paul T. Horgan Timothy P. Hourihan Rickey Houston James Huff, Jr. William B. Hungerford Toni L. laccovelli Sahir A. Ikbal Michael A. Jamail Shirley A. Janis Daniel H. Jimenez Kevin R. Johnson Seniors 23 Mary K. Johnson Antoine S. Joseph David L. Kay Gary Kleinman Nancy G. Knight Ronald S. Kroehling HansG. Kuck Louis Kuiken James R. Kuruc Todd V. Larson Christopher J. Lautz Austria M. Lavigne Rikki P. Leonard Thomas D. Leskuski Donald Liquori Jeanie L. Locicero Philip Lotti John Lowth Robert W. Machecek Paul B. Marcaulle Patricia A. Maznicki Andrew McFarlane William F. McKenna John R. McNair 24 Seniors Joanne S. McSweeney Juan A. Melendez James R. Mellaci Trish Messina Ann Marie Mezzetti Mark Mielenz Krista J. Miller Seth Miller Luis F. Morales, Jr. Mohammed Jaffar Naghavi Jay T. Nelson Deborah Sue Noble Sheila J. Norton Dorinda A. Noya Hugh T. O’Hara Jeffry W. Olesko Godwin O. Omowele Kevin P. Pangburn Lisa S. Pauchey Andrea Petrach Paul C. Petti James J. Phelps Jerry R. Phillips Yoel Pilman Seniors 25 Lisa Pizzimenti Robert Porreca George D. Porter Paul J. Pucino Catherine E. Purcell Jacqueline S. Pyle David W. Queen Michael G. Quinn Mona V. Ramgeet Alan J. Rasmussen John S. Revitte Joseph F. Rich Carolyne M. Richards Lesley S. Rickards J. M. Rivard Patricia J. Rivituso John C. Roberts Chris C. Roffey Lucinda Romano Reva Rosen bach Karen Ruthman Ann H. Salzman Sherry C. Sammons Peter A. Sandza 26 Seniors Diane J. Sangalli Marc J. Scher Thomas M. Schoonmaker Ted Schwartz Michelle Seid Robert M. Seldman Cecile Serrano Nancy J. Siere Ellen I. Simberloff Scott Smallman Stewart A. Smart Steven E. Smith Jon E. Solomon Jon Soulle Michael S. Southarn Jamie E. Steuer Carla Stevens Beth Anna Sullivan Wayde L. Sumerix James W. Tarleton III Glenn Taylor Tracy J. Teza Myron D. Tisdel Norman J. Toth Seniors 27 Rae Marie Towsley Joseph C. Traugott Donna L. Trimble Lisa M. Turdo David H. Turk Teresa M. Underhill Alberto R. Vela Ted Viola Joni Vollman Peter L. Wagner Howard Wallach Nancy L. Walsh Darren A. Waters Cecelia A. Weaver Stacy L. Wedewart Clara M. Wendrich Brenda Whitwell Jocelyn L. Wieck Carolyn D. Wiley John N. Willard Barbara A. Wolf Lynn Wolff Edda Zupovitz 28 Sen ors wm% wm mm mwi mm mum wmrnmm mb tumm$ Roberts. Beckman Charles Bieberich Shannon Patricia Brown Kelly Carrillo Francis L. Corden. Jr. John E. Crumbley Patrick A. Davis Marilyn Delre Tracy Diel Bethany Flint Mike M. Galuska Corrine Glasgow Ralph L. Gonzalez Shelly Reyne Havas Amy J. Hill Carole Ann Homier James W. Huff Jeanie L. Locicero John P. Lowth III Paul B. Marcaurelle Krista J. Miller Lisa S. Pauchey Catharine Emma Purcell Patricia J. Rivituso Diane J. Sangalli Wayde L. Summerix Lisa M. Turdo Theodore D. Viola Darren A. Waters Jocelyn L. Wieck Barbara A. Wolf Debbie Adams Barrington. Rhode Island Major: Business Management Finance Michael L. Adams Potomac. Maryland Major: Chemistry McKay Resident Advisor; Student Government Representative; Rules Committee; Energy Committee; Movie Committee; Hall Council Representative; American Chemical Society. Student Affiliate; Chemistry Club. David Adel son Englewood Cliffs. New Jersey Major: Business Management Alpha Epsilon Pi — President, Treasurer. Sina. Mohammadreza. Ajdari Tehran, Iran Major: History Minor: Economics Rati Al-Anzi Kuwait Major: Criminology History Alfred Alberti New Port Richey. Florida Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Business Administration Roberto Archila Bogota. Colombia, South America Major: Marine Science Biology Chemistry International Relations Club; Newman Club; Water Ski Club. Ibraham Saleh Askar Saudi Arabia Major: Business Management Soccer Team. Charles August, Jr. Albany, New York Major: History Varsity Tennis Team; Varsity Athletic Association. Hedda R. Ball Hudson, New York Major: Business Management Chuck Bieberich Baltimore. Maryland Major: Biology Pershing Rifles; Student Govern- ment; ROTC; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Beta Beta Beta; In- tramurals; Who's Who. Karen A. Bishop Quincy. Massachusetts Major: Music Education Collegiate Choral; Chamber Singers; Concert Band; Piano Ensemble; String Ensemble. Mark C. Bolan Park Ridge. Illinois Major: Marine Science Biology U.T. Players; Scuba Club; Morrison’s Staff; Pi Kappa Phi. Debbie Boucher Westfield, Massachusetts Major: Elementary Education Rivershore R.A. Laurie J. Brown South Windsor, Connecticut Major: Accounting Business Management Business Administration Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club. Shannon P. Brown Lawrence, Kansas Major: Criminology ROTC; Executive Officer; Delta Gam- ma — Vice President Pledge Educa- tion, Anchora P. R.Chairman; Pershing Rifles; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Peer Counselor; Bowl- ing Club; Women’s Bowling Team; Tutor; Intramural Sports; Who's Who. Sheryl T. Brown Greenlawn, New York Major: Accounting Accounting Club; Jewish Student Ac tivities Organization — Secretary. Michael J. Cammick Fort Myers Beach. Florida Major: Math Economics Standards Board; University West. 1979; Frisbee Club; Intramural Sports — “Wild Bunch ; Cross Country. Edward A. Campbell. Jr. Savannah. Georgia Major: Political Science Urban Affairs Phi Beta Sigma; Student Govern- ment; S.P.O.; Collegium; A.B.C.; I.F.C.; Newman Club; Inter Religious Council; Minaret; Provost Commit- tee; Jaycees; Appropriations Committee. Jack Canavaggio Panama Major: History Phi Delta Theta; I.F.C. Representative. Elena A. Carrasquillo San Juan. Puerto Rico Major: Biology International Relations Club; Biology Club; Beta Beta Beta. Kelly Carrillo Silver Spring, Maryland Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Beta Beta; Historian. President; Peer Counsel- ing; Student Coordinator; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who's Who. Mark A. Cauto Port Charlotte, Florida Major: Accounting Finance Delta Sigma Pi — Treasurer; Ac- counting Club; Scuba Club; National Association of Accountants; Interna- tional Oceanographic Foundation; Tutor; Bible Study Group. Lisa Phillips Champney Tampa, Florida Major: English Minor: Writing Minaret; Academic Appeals Committee. Jerilyn W. Chandler Tampa. Florida Major: Physical Education Physical Education Majors Club. 30 Senior Information Alan S. Charles Yonkers. New York Major: History Baseball Team; Varsity Athletic Association. Carole Maxine Clayton Washington, D.C. Major: Spanish Minor: German Alpha Beta Pi; Zeta Phi Beta; Association of Black Collegiates; University West Special Events Committee. Linda A. Coleman Media, Pennsylvania Major: Social Work Intramurals; Dean’s List. Jane A. Cook Tampa. Florida Major: Art Quilt; Minaret; Phi Beta Sigma; Alpha Chi. Rod W. Cooper Cherry Hill, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Bud Bowl; Pi Kappa Phi; Physical Education Majors Club — V.P. 1980, Pres. 1981; J.V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Intramurals; Intramural Representative Rivershore; Cross Country. Francis L. Corden Woodstock, Connecticut Major: Chemistry Resident Advisor; Alpha Chi — President; Chemistry Club; Phi Delta Sigma; Chapter American Chemical Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Soc- cer Team; Who's Who. John Edwin Crumbley Tampa, Florida Major: Physical Education Varsity Baseball; Physical Education Majors Club; Kappa Delta Pi — V.P.; Who’s Who. Angele Italia D'Amico Brandon, Florida Major: Psychology Writing Psi Chi — Secretary. Georgina E. D’Amico Brandon, Florida Major: Business Management Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Epsilon. Glenn A. Davis Booths Corner — Bethal Township, Pennsylvania Major: Business Management Intercollegiate Bowling Team — Co- Captain; Intramural Sports; In- tramural Representative; University West Special Events Committee; A.S.P.A.; Basketball Club; Bowling Club. Patrick A. Davis Hudson, Florida Major: Business Economics Alpha Chi; A.S.P.A.; Crew; Dean’s List; Delta Sigma Pi; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Honor Scholarship; Sales Marketing Executive Club Scholar- ship; Student Legal Aid Advocate; Traffic Court; Who's Who. Raul De La Fuente Caracas, Venezuela Major: Marine Biology International Relations Club; Scuba Diving Club. Donald P. DeMan Melbourne. Florida Major: Finance Delta Sigma Pi. Peter A. Denne Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Major: Business Management Economics Minor: Computer Science A.S.P.A.; Delta Sigma Pi; Housing Office; The Soda Man ; The Rathskeller. Tracy T. Diet Lawrence, Kansas Major: Business Manage- ment Political Science R.O.T.C. — 4 Year Scholarship, Batallion and Company Staff; Delo Hall Resident Advisor; Pershing Rifles — Social Activities Chairman; University of Tampa Jaycees; Delta Sigma Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa — Treasurer; Student Government Association; Basketball Club; Spar- tan Sertoma; Who's Who. David T. Ditto Ellicott City, Maryland Major: Criminology Concert Band; Sailing Club; Judicial Board. Edward T. Edelson Tampa, Florida Major: Social Work Alpha Epsilon Pi; Psi Chi. Kathleen C. Emden White Sulphur Springs, New York Major: Marine Science Biology Smiley Hall Resident Advisor; Alpha Chi; Student Government Repre- sentative; College Bowl Team Participant. Anthony Crimi Woodbury, New Jersey Major: Political Science Urban Studies Delo Hall President; Inter-Hall Coun- cil; Student Government Repre- sentative; Student Political Organiza- tion; A.S.P.A.; Madrigal Singers; Col- legiate Choral. Marilyn DeIRe South Euclid, Ohio Major: Biology Beta Beta Beta — V.P.; Pershing Rifles; Alpha Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Stu- dent Government Representative; Music Director for Catholic Mass on Campus; Who’s V ho. Wendie Ent Clearwater, Florida Major: Music Theory Band; R.O.T.C. Margaret A. Everett Tampa, Florida Major: Psychology Senior Information 31 Kimberly A. Fabing Dublin, Ohio Major: Accounting Minor: Business Management Com- puter Science Accounting Club: Delta Sigma Pi — Treasurer. Richard J. Fasman Fallsburg, New York Major: History Political Science Intramurals; W.T.U.N., S.P.O. — President; Executive Board — Stu- dent Government. Karen Fernandez Tampa. Florida Major: Urban Studies Minor: Sociology University South — President. Cathie D. Finchum South Solon. Ohio Major: Marine Science Biology Secondary Education Scuba Club; Biology Club; Intramural Sports. David Finsterle Mechanicsville, Maryland Major: Business Management Psychology Psi Chi — V.P 1979-1981, Pres. 1981-1982; A.S.P.A.; Show Chorus; Travelers; Chamber Singers; Univer- sity Singers. Karen Fisher Randolph. New Jersey Major: French French Club; Kappa Delta Pi. Cheryl L. Fletcher Leesville, Louisiana Major: Criminology Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Judicial Board; R.O.T.C.; Student Government Repre- sentative; Dean's List. Bethany C. Flint Prattsburg. New York Major: Biology Med. Tech. Basketball; Cross Country; Soccer; R.O.T.C.; Tri Beta; Student Govern- ment; Who's Who. Joseph Forsythe. Jr. Nassau. Bahamas Major: Marine Science Biology Scuba Club — Treasurer: Biology Club; Assistant Instructor at Scuba Classes. Carl G. Fredrickson Woodstock Valley. Connecticut Major: Marine Science Biology V.A.A.; Varsity Soccer; McKay Resi- dent Advisor. Mike M. Galuska Chicago, Illinois Major: Political Science Judicial Board; Publications Com- mittee; Student Political Organiza- tion — Treasurer, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Chi; Debate Team; Scuba Club; College Bov I Championship Team; Who's Who. Elizabeth A. Gavula Apollo Beach, Florida Major: English Spartan Arms — Secretary; SANSEW Hall Council. Rene An Gier Brandon Tampa, Florida Major: Finance Accounting Accounting Club; Christian Fellowship. Corinne Glasgow Georgetown, Grand Cayman Island Major: Sociology Alpha Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Interna- tional Relations Club — V.P.. Secretary; Baptist Campus Ministry — President; Who’s Who. Jeffrey Goerke North Caldwell, New Jersey Major: Business Management History Pi Kappa Phi — President, Secretary. Mary Ann Gojman Tampa. Florida Major: Spanish A.S.P.A. — President. Marion Goldstein Mousey. New York Major: Criminology Anthony Gonzalez Tampa. Florida Major: Urban Studies Traffic Court — Junior Judge, C Judge. Ralph Leonard Gonzalez Friendswood, Texas Major: Finance Economics Student Government — Presidi Sophomore. Junior Senator; Ini fraternity President — V.P.; Persh Rifles; Alpha Chi; Omicron D Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Delta Sig Pi; R.O.T.C.; College Bowl; Omic Delta Epsilon; Student Politi Organization; Who's Who. Kagan E. Gursel Ankara. Turkey Maior: Business Administration. Karen E. Halo Edison. New Jersey Major: History Donna Lynne Hansen Tampa. Florida Major: Business Economics A.S.P.A. June Yolanda Harley St. Croix, Virgin Islands Major: Accounting Accounting Club; Newman Club. Shelly Reyne Havas Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Major: Psychology Alpha Chi Omega — Presidei Alpha Delta Gamma — Secretai Junior. Senior Senator; 19 Moroccan — Assistant Editor; 198 1982 Moroccan — Editor; M.D. Committee. Greek All-Star Softb Co-Captain; Provost Committee; F Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Gre Woman of the Year — 1981; Dear 32 Senior Information List; Honor Roll; Intramural Captain; Homecoming Court — 1981; 1981. 1982 Student Directory — Editor; Who's Who. Adrienne Hennessy Yardley. Pennsylvania hief Major: History Minor: German Marjorie Eleonora Henry Dallas. Pennsylvania Major: Business Management Crew Team, ler- ing jlta ma Amy Jennifer Hill ron Pittsfield. Massachusetts cal Major: Writing Minor: English Minaret — Editor-in-Chief; Quilt; Journalism Award; Who's Who. Edward B Hill North Conway. New Hampshire Major: Business Management Collegium; Phi Delta Theta; Inter- fraternity Council — V.P.; Jaycees; Delta Sigma Pi; A.S.P.A.; Intramural Advisory Council — Chairman; Resi- dent Advisor; Basketball Club; Bud Bowl. Richard Hogrefe Sandusky. Ohio Major: Chemistry Varsity Rifle Team — Captain; Varsi- ty Athletic Association; Chemistry Club — V.P.; Coordinator of U.T. Guest Lectureship Program; Student Government Representative. Carole Ann Homer! North Plainsfield, New Jersey Major: Business it; Management Economics y; Hall Council — Secretary; In- $0 tramurals; Student Government — 1. Representative. Secretary; Proposal A. Committee; Alpha Chi Omega — all Secretary; V.P.; Alpha Delta Gamma; 'si Alpha Omega; Founding Sister; 2k Omicron Delta Kappa; Dean's List; i's Honor Roll; Who's Who. Paul T. Horgan Hudson. Florida Major: Accounting Theta Chi; Alpha Chi; Accounting Club; National Association of Accountants. James W. Huff. Jr. Naco, Arizona Major: Criminology R.O.T.C.; Student Government; Jaycees; Pershing Rifles: Who's Who. William B. Hungerford. Jr. Derwood. Maryland Major: Accounting Alpha Chi; Delta Sigma Pi; Ac- counting Club; Student Government Association; University West Special Events Committee; Intramural Sports. Toni L. lacovelli Vestal. New York Major: Business Management Softball Intramurals. Sahir ikbal Istanbul. Turkey Major: Economics Tony Jamail Middletown, Ohio Major: Criminology Shirley A. Janis Tampa. Florida Major: Finance Business Management Alpha Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Ac- counting Club — Secretary; Delta Sigma Pi; Dean's List. Kevin R. Johnson Fitchburg. Maine Major: Biology Resident Advisor; Judicial Board — Secretary; Springboard Dive Team; Phi Delta Theta; F.R.A.S. Con- ference; Rathskeller Staff. Mary K. Johnson Tarpon Springs, Florida Major: Social Work Alpha Chi Omega; A.S.P.A.; Psi Chi. Antoine S. Joseph Port-Au-Prince. Haiti Major: Business Management Minor: Economics Gary W. Kleinman Hewlett. New York Major: Business Nancy G. Knight Tampa. Florida Major: Accounting Delta Sigma Pi; National Association of Accountants. Ronald Kroehling Berwyn. Pennsylvania Major: Marine Science Bio.; Soccer; Scuba Club. Hans Kuck Kansas City. Kansas Major: Marine Science Biology Tri-Beta; Scuba Club; Intramurals; Dean’s List. Louis M. Kuiken Ridgefield Park. New Jersey Mckay Hall President; Interhall Coun- cil; Bud Bowl; Phi Delta Theta — V.P.; Warden; I.F.C. Representative; Assistant Pledgemaster. Todd Vernon Larson Naples, Florida Major: Marine Science Chemistry Scuba Club; Chemistry Club; Hall Council Representative; Student Council Rerpesentative. Christopher Jon Lautz Tampa. Florida Major: School Social Work Austria M. Lavigne Brooklyn. New York Major: Biology (Pre-Med) International Relations Club; Beta Beta 8eta. Historian; Research Assistant — Philosophy Project; Biology Lab Assistant; Biology Club; A.B.C. Fashion Show; U.T. Players — Make-up Person; Philosophy Club. Senior Information 33 Rikki Leonard New City, New York Major: Social Work Psychology Thomas D. Leskuski Buckhannon. West Virginia Major: Biology Beta Beta Beta. Sandie Lilia Worchester, Maine Crimonology Jeanie Lucille Locicero Tampa, Florida Major: Music Tau Beta Sigma — President: Alpha Chi — Vice-President; Alpha Chi — Vice-President: Nev man Club; Col- lege Bowl Chairman: Dean's List; Who's Who. Philip Lotti Tampa, Florida Major: Accounting Business Management Accounting Club — President: Stu- dent Government Representative; Alpha Chi. John P. Lowth Hauppauge, New York Major: Criminology Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Founder, President, V.P., Alumni Chairman; Resident Advisor — Howell River- shore Halls; Omicron Delta Kappa; Howell Hall Council — V.P.; I.F.C.; Student Government — Head Desk Assistant; Who’s Who. Paul B. Marcaurelle Chelmsford, Massachusetts Major: Criminology Alumni Hall Council — President; Resident Advisor; Omicron Delta Kappa; Traffic court Judge; Phi Alpha Theta — President; Phi Delta Theta; Who's Who. Constance May Tampa, Florida Major: English Alpha Chi; Drama Club; Show Chorus; Minaret; U.T. Review. Andrew J. C. C. McFarlane Brooklyn. New York Major: Psychology R.O.T.C.; Association of Black Collegiates. William F. McKenna. Jr. Baltimore. Maryland Major: Criminology Resident Advisor; Phi Delta Theta; Internship — Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department; Rathskeller Staff; Scuba Club; 8iology Club; In- tramurals Representative; Floor Representative — Student Govern- ment; U.T. Representative at Florida Resident Assistant Seminars. John Robert McNair Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Marine Science Biology Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Beta Beta; Zeta Beta Tau — President, Secretary; In- terfraternity Council — Treasurer. James McPherson Belleville, Illinois Major: Social Work Joanne McSweeney Lombard. Illinois Major: Criminology Student Council; Sailing Club; Soc- cer Club; Intramurals; A.S.P.A.; Dean’s List. James Robert Mellaci Rumson. New Jersey Major: Business Minor: Accounting Computer Science Varsity Baseball; Intramurals; Com- puter Club. Trish Messina West Babylon, New York Major: Accounting Delta Sigma Pi — President, Historian, Secretary; Alpha Chi. Ann Marie Mezzetti Yonkers. New York Major: Accounting Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club. Mark Mielenz Milwaukee. Wisconsin Major: Business Hall Council; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; A.S.P.A. Krista J. Miller Tampa. Florida Major: Accounting Delta Sigma Pi — V.P.; Alpha Chi — Treasurer; Originator and Director of Legal Advocate Office; Who’s Who. Luis F. Morales. Jr. Riverview, Florida Major: Marine Science Biology Chemistry Chemistry Club; A.C.S. Affiliate; Fencing Club; W.T.U.N. D.J. Mary Mott Ormond Beach. Florida Major: Criminology Water Ski Club — Co-Captain. Mohammad-Jaffar Naghavi Tehran, Iran Major: Political Science History Jay Nelson Temple Terrace, Florida Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Mathematics Tri-Beta; Alpha Chi. Edgar F. Nicolle, Sr. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Major: Criminology Deborah Sue Noble Elliottsburg, Pennsylvania Major: Psychology Dorinda Noya Tampa, Florida Major: Math Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Chi — Secretary. Hugh T. O'Hara Seldon, New York Major: Business Management U.T. Men's Club Volleyball Team. 34 Senior information Godvjin Omowele St. Benim City. Nigeria Major: Urban Studies Soccer. Gabriel A. Panama Santa Ana. El Salvador Major: Business Management Kevin Pangburn Clyde, New York Major: Criminology Alpha Chi; Computer Center Assistant. Kimberly C. Parrish Taneytown. Maryland Major: Psychology Hall Council — Floor Representative; Psi Chi — Associate Member. Lisa Pauchey Marathon, Florida Major: Business Management Minor: French Economics Delta Gamma — President; R.O.T.C.; Pershing Rifles; Sertoma — President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Panhellenic; Who's Who. Andrea Petrach Carteret. New Jersey Major: Business Management Paul C. Petti Findlay, Ohio Major: Business Management Urban Studies U.T. Orchestra: Intramurals; Recrea- tion and Activities Committee; Frisbee Club; Delta Sigma Pi. Jerry R. Phillips Guayaquil-Ecuador, S. America Major: Economics Yoel Pilman Caracas, Venezuela Major: Economics International Relations Club. Lisa Pizzimenti Merrick, New York Major: Sociology Intramural Softball. Robert Alan Porreca Waldwick, New Jersey Major: Business Management Special Events Committee; Sailing Club; Intramurals — Basketball. Football. Softball. George Douglas Porter Tampa, Florida Major: Business Management Paul J. Pucino Newburgh, New York Major: Accounting Student Council — Treasurer; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Chi. Catherine E. Purcell Tampa, Florida Major: Business Management Economics Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Delta Sigma Pi; Tau Beta Sigma .President, V.P.; University Jazz Ensemble — Section Leader and First Chair; University Concert Band Section Leader and First Chair; Wittcoff Scholarship Recipient; Leadership and Honors Scholarship; Music Scholarship; Orientation Committee; Bimester Evaluation; Usher for Florida Gulf Coast Symphony; Dean’s List; Honor Roll; Who's Who. Jacci Pyle Largo. Florida Major: Psychology Political Science David W. Queen Washington. D.C. Major: Criminology Association of Black Collegiates — President; Student Caucas of the Collegium — Chairman; U.T. Club Basketball Team — Co-Founder; Student Government Represen- tative; Appropriations Committee; Oktoberfest; Harold's Club — Dealer; University West Special Events Committee; Girl's Basketball Team — Assistant; Nomination to Omicron Delta Kappa; Nomination to Who's Who Among College Universi- ty Students: Intramurals. Michael G. Quinn Trenton. New Jersey Major: Accounting Business Management Intramurals. Mona V. Ramgeet Cayman Brae. Cayman Island Major: Elementary Education Psychology International Relations Club. Alan J. Rasmussen Port Jervis. New York Major: Accounting Minor: Business Administration Rcligion Moroccan — Senior Editor; Ac- counting Club — Vice-President; Religious Life Council; Student Government Representative; Volunteer Income Tax Assistant; Baptist Campus Ministry — Presi- dent, Vice-President, Treasurer; Traffic Committee; National Associa- tion of Accountants; Accounting Lab; U.T. Players; Orientation Committee; Food Committee; Student Directory Staff; Spartan Intercollegiate Bowl- ing; Bible Study Group; Minaret: Quilt: Honor Roll; Dean's List. John Revitte Lakewood. Colorado Major: Business Management Swim Team; Newman Club Presi- dent; A.S.P.A.; Student Government Representative. Joseph Frank Rich Port Chester, New York Major: Accounting Business Management Phi Delta Theta; Delta Sigma Pi; Na- tional Association of Accountants; A.S.P.A.; Accounting Club; Dean's List; Desk Assistant; Intramurals. Caroyne Marie Richards Tampa, Florida Major: Finance A.S.P.A. Lesley S. Rickards Kingston. Jamaica Major: History English Psi Chi. Senior Information 35 Patricia Jean Rivituso Port Richey, Florida Major: Accounting Varsity Crew Team; Accounting Club — Treasurer; Alpha Chi; Muscular Dystrophy Association — Treasurer; Varsity Athletic Association; Residence Hall Council — V.P.; Computer Club — Treasurer; Who's Who. John Roberts Largo. Florida Major: Chemistry Moroccan Photographer; Pershing Rifles; Varsity Rifle Team; Chemistry Club; Concert Band; Brass Ensem- ble; Jazz Ensemble. Chris C. Roftey Marblehead, Maine Major: Criminology Crew; Cross Country; Intramurals; University West Special Events Committee. Reva Rosenbach Clearwater, Florida Major: Accounting Accounting Club — Treasurer; A.S.P.A. — Treasurer; Bowling Club; Cirlce K — Treasurer. Annie Salzman Bethesda, Maryland Major: Psychology Psi Chi. Sherry Casner Sammons Akron, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Chi. Marc J. Scheer Beachwood. Ohio Major: Urban Studies Student Government Repre- sentative; Executive Board; Theta Chi; W.T.U.N. — Promotions, D.J.; U.T. Players. Ted Schwartz Redington Shores, Florida Major: Business Management Intramurals Representative; Howell Hall — President; Hall Repre- sentative; A.S.P.A.; Cafeteria Stu- dent Manager; Standards Board; Food Committee; Movie Committee. Cecite Serrano St. Croix, Virgin Islands Major: Elementary Education International Relations Club; Association of Black Collegiates — Secretary; Newman Club; Acronian Club; Zeta Phi Beta. Ellen I. Simberloff Hillside, New Jersey Major: Elementary Education Stewart A. Smart Wappingers Falls, New York Major: Business Management Pre-Law Alpha Epsilon Pi — President; Stu- dent Council; Intramurals. Linda Smeraldi Deer Park, New York Major: Business Management Rathskeller Staff; Rivershore Desk Assistant; Rivershore Hall Council; Floor Representative; G.D.I. Steven E. Smith Temple Terrace, Florida Major: Math Jon E. Solomon Marblehead. Massachusetts Major: Criminology Student Government; Delo Council; Floor Representative; Intramurals; University Special Events Commit- tee; Senior Speakers Committee. Michael S. Southard Aurora, Ohio Major: Accounting Business Management Delta Sigma Pi — V.P., Secretary; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Treasurer; A.S.P.A.; Accounting Club. Charles Stanbro Erie, Pennsylvania Major: Criminology Julia Nina Stanphill Tampa. Florida Major: Political Science Jamie E. Steuer Madison. Wisconsin Major: Criminology Water Ski Team; Chorale; Sociology Club. Carla Michelle Stevens Hapeville, Georgia Major: History Howell Hall — Treasurer; Student Council Representative; Scuba Club; Student Political Organization; Beta Beta Beta Affiliate; Bible Study Group; Religious Life Council; Bap- tist Campus Ministry — Social Chairman. Beth Ann Sullivan Tampa, Florida Major: Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi. Wayde L. Sumerix Buchanan,Michigan Major: Business Management Economics Pershing Rifles; Omicron Delta Kap- pa; Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Jaycees; R.O.T.C.; Spartan Sertoma; Student Council Repre- sentative; Who's Who. James W. Tarleton III Pinellas Park, Florida Major: Business Management A.S.P.A. Tracy J. Teza Sterling, New York Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Resident Advisor; Smiley Hall —■ V.P.; Hall Council Representative; In- tramural Representative; University Singers; Biology Club; College Bowl. Norman Jon Toth St. Petersburg, Florida Major: Chemistry Chemistry Club; Y.A.F. Rae Marie Towsley Wallingford. Vermont Major: Marine Science Biology Scuba Club; Chemistry Club; Tri-Beta. 36 Senior Information Joseph C. Traugott St. Petersburg. Florida Major: Business Management Com- puter Information Systems Crew Team; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Delta Sigma Pi V.P.; Recipient of Paul O’Donnel Scholar- ship; Shell Assists Scholarship; Data Processing Management Assocaition Scholarship. Donna Lynne Trimble Hot Springs. Virginia Major: Psychology Sociology Psi Chi. Lisa Turdo West Palm Beach. Florida Major: Accounting Varsity Volleyball; Accounting Club; Alpha Chi; Who's Who. David Turk Middletown, Ohio Major: Psychology Teresa Underhill Prattsburg, New York Major: Physical Education Varsity Basketball; Varsity Volleyball. Alberto R. Vela San Juan. Puerto Rico Major: Accounting Business Management Joseph Vince Bridgeport. Connecticut Major: Physical Education Student Government; Resident Ad- visor; Varsity Tennis; Student Traffic Court — Chairman; Varsity Athletic Association; Phi Delta Theta. Joni Marie Vollman Lighthouse Pt., Florida Major: Criminology Varsity Volleyball; Varsity Basketball; All-State Most Valuable Player — 1980; Varsity Athletic Association Honors. Darren A. Waters Vero Beach. Florida Major: Political Science Judicial Board — Chief Justice; Debate Team — Captain; Phi Eta Sigme President; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pershing Rifles; Spar- tan Sertoma — V.P.; Jaycees; In- tramural Football; Student Political Organization; Who's Who. Cecilia Weaver Hinton. West Virginia Major: Marine Science Biology Tri-Beta; Chemistry Club; Scuba Club. Stacy Lee Wedewart Dunedin, Florida Major: English Minor: Writing Newman Club; U.T. Players; Minaret; Student Council Representative. Clara Margaretha Wendrich Tampa. Florida Major: Fine Arts Alpha Chi; Delta Kappa Phi. Brenda Whitwell Melbourne. Florida Major: Accounting Accounting Club. Jocelyn Wieck Florence. Kentucky Major: Chemistry Marine Science Chemistry Club; Biology Club; Newman Club; Ski Team; Tri-Beta; Alpha Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; In- tramurals; Scuba Club; Resident Ad- visor; Residence Hall Board of Stan- dards; Student Committee for Inter- viewing and Selection of New Faculty in Science Division; Student Input Committee with Provost; Who's Who. Carolyn Wiley Indianapolis, Indiana Major: Psychology M.D.A. — Treasurer; Alpha Delta Gamma — Historian; Alpha Omega — Historian; Panhellenic Repre- sentative; Underclassman Editor for 1982 Moroccan; Psi Chi; Sorority Rush Counselor (Rho Chi); Student Directory Staff; Alpha Chi Omega. John Williard Florence. Alabama Major: Marine Science Biology Alpha Epsilon Pi. Barabra A. Wolf Tampa. Florida Major: Business Management Alpha Chi; Delta Sigma Pi — Secretary; A.S.P.A.; Newman Club; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Computer Club; Who’s Who. Lynn Wolff Canfield. Ohio Major: Business Administration Finance Alpha Chi Omega; Initiated Sororities to Return to University of Tampa; Alpha Chi — President; A.S.P.A. — Treasurer; Student Government; Special Events Committee; Pepin Distributors — Bud Girl. Ed da Zupovitz Falls Church. Virginia Major: Biology Crew; University West Student Coungil Representative; Biology Club; Phi Eta Sigma; J.S.A O. Senior Information 37 38 Seniors Seniors 39 40 Seniors ;-v 42 Seniors Seniors 43 44 underclassmen Underclassmen Freshmen James Acaba Phillip Acaba Vincent Adams Carmen Albano Noyan Altinorak Ann Amberson Celia Andersen Netti K. Andersen Angela Anderson Barbara Anderson f Keith Anderson Rene An Gier Michael Anton Jim Andolino Anthony Arias W. Frank Arnold William K. Askew Adrienne M. Astorga Saeid Bader Leslie Barker Kelly L. Barnes Daniel Bassan Kristina Bassett Michael J. Batsavage Ron Battaglia Inka Behrends Bradley Bellcaster Michael Bennett Robin Bensley Philip A. Berdolt 46 Freshmen Sasha Berlind Richard Bernabei Mark Bernstein Jeffrey Bessette Anne Bidinger Todd Biegger Eric S. Bland Brian Bober Monique Boucher Carol Bracco Todd J. Bragg Thomas Bray Susan Brooklyn Robert L. Brown, Jr. Francois Brun Wibaux Pride Bryant Timothy Buchanan Janine Bulgrin Suzanne Burguiers Agostinho Caldeira Catherine Callanan James Campbell Mark Caplin Louis Capobianco Jennifer Care Robert Carnarolt Carlos Jos6 Carrillo Thomas Carroll Doug Carter Dominic Casareale James Castaldi James T. Chadwick Dave Chapdelaine Jennifer Charlton William Charnock Freshmen 47 RoyS. Chase Michelle Chiesl Howard Chin Jeffrey Chren MikeCignoli Cynthia Clark Keith Clougherty Karon Coes Ann Cohen Robert Comito Allison Conrad Daryl Conciser Randal Cottle Jane Cramp Virginia Crociata Brian Cummings Anthony Curto Francine Cuttler Steve Dachs Al Dally Hector Danila Daniel Davis Mark Davis Michael Davis InezdeMier Kimberly DePatra Maria Derencin Lisa Deuster Yannick Devic Dean Devincentis Tom Dietrich Susan Difranco Natasha Dillon Sorrenia Dillon Darin Donahue 48 Froshmen i I I Laurie Donahue Scott Donnelly Lisa Douglas Kim Drakeley Karen Drambel Dawn Du by Cherie Duerr Don Dunklee Joe Durkin Priscilla Elias Joe Empric Mike Engling Eladio Estrada Jewel Evans Kathy Evans Robin Evans Sylvia Fassier Lisa Feller Thomas Fenske Cyndi Ferlance Xochitl Fernandez Larry Field Litza Figueroa Mark Finsein Mary Ellen Fitzgerald Michelle Fountain Chris Fox Deborah Fox Jim Foytik Charles Frame Dommic Franco Nicholas Francis Steven Freeman Maggie Freiwald David Frick Freshmen 49 Ernie Friend James Fritz Debbie Furman Joe Furmanek Scott Gaines CarlissGambrell Melissa Garcia Gail Gardner Myrna Gardner Brant Gaskill Lisa Geiger Joe Gennusa Dave Giacondino Sue Gldley Brad Giguere William Gilroy Connie Gilson Andre Ginnis Gary Ginsberg Michael Gesaghty Marie Giordano Jacqueline Giraca Ingrid Giral Robert Glenn Craig Goldberg Terrill Goldman David Goldstein Sandra Gomez Eduardo Gonzalez Omar Gonzalez Ramon Gonzalez Kevin Govin Robert Griffey Carla Griffith Mark Griffiths 50 Freshmen John Grimword Allison Gunther Christopher Haggblom Victoria Haldeman W. Garret Hambuechen Ralph Hanna Scott Hanna Michael Hansen Gretchen Haring Gail Harris Karen Hartmann William Headland Jacqueline Henry Madeline Hernandez Todd Hickman Wayne Hight Tracy Hinds Calvit Hodge Matthew Hoebermann Kenneth Hoffman Larry Hoke Dan Holderfield Daye Holland Barbara Holmes Rana Ann Holz Kevin Holzgruber Dan Hooker Richard Hosek Freshmen 51 Spencer Howell Yvette Hudson Wayne Huizenga Lisa Humm Mary Hunter Wendy Jackson Linda Jacobs Lorraine Jagels Ken James Carmen Jaramillo Jean Jasper Bryan Jewell Cari Jewel Al Johnson Kelly Johnson David Jones William T. Jones Ann Jordan Nelly Joseph Tricia Keats Michael Keenan John Kehoe Eric Kelchner Joseph Kelly Regina Kempeneer v Paula Kendros William Kennedy Curtis Keyser Greg Kilpatrick Hahan Kinaci Laurie King Jeff Kinnier Julia Kinney Cheryl Klahro Steven Klein 52 Freshmen Sue Klepacky John Knettles Patricia Knowles Maresa Kong Judy Kopitnik Jon Korb Nikki Korones Jane Kratz Lynn Krukowski Ella LaFleur Jauler Lamberty Brian Lamhut Donna Lane Marjorie Lang Frank LaPina Shirley LaPointe Peter LaRochelle Kris Larson Charles Launikitis Carlos Lavin Kim Lawrence Robert Layman Michelle Leavitt Robert Leggiere Sissy Legro Stephen Lelonek Aleithen Leocadia Scott Leonard Joan Leonard Freshman 53 Jody Lerner Bryce Lewis Gilda Lewis Janet Lewis Shari Lewis I Lisa Ligon Darren Lincoln Steven Lippock Frederick Little Sheryl Lively Claire LoCurcio Sandy Lofland Sean Loftlin Gary Logan Karen Long Jose Lopez Mark Lukacik Matt Lunetta Roger Lurker Patricia Lusby Richard Lussier James Lyon Kathy Mackenzie Joseph Madden Karen Magnuson Richard Malatesta 54 Freshmen Michael Malinowski Diane Mallory Steven Mann Michael Manning Richard Mansfield Meg Marshall Craig Martin Kip Martin Carmen Martinez Erwesro Martlwez Sharon Martinez Steve Matejka Carl Maucieri Douglas Mayer Brent Mayerson Lisa Mayzell Jubrail Mazen Janet Mazzarini Kevin McCarthy Wayne McCrimmon Thomas McGrath Ray McLaughlin Richard McManus Jeanne McNiff Teresa Melanson Mary Melelson Andy Melnyczk Carmen Mendez Jana Messina William Michael Peter Mihok Ken Miller Russell Miller Juan Molano William Monaco Froshmen 55 Mike Monsour Cathleen Moran Jim Morey Pamela Morris Scott Morris Tamara Mowbray Eric Mullinix Scott Murphy Mercedes Nadal Peter Napolitano Lisa A. Natale Daniel J. Nemeth LaurieS. Nesbitt James Nicoletti Eduardo Nogueira Maria Obry Rafael Olivero HansOlofsson Denis Olsen Kevin O’Reilly Patricia A. Osipowicz Ruby Osser Carl C. Ovellet Marc Panasuk Gil Paul Millie Pavkov William T. Peck Wendy Ann Penna Leona Peszka Andrew Petrach Zackary Pierce 56 Freshmen Guillermo Pierluisi Joseph Pillucere John Pinson Carolyn Pinto Lisa Pizzi Hector DeLeon Douglas Poore Wes Powell David Preuss Michael Price James Prodoehl Jennifer Quinn Michael Raiford Jewett Raines Sandra Ranson Helen Rauh Richard Raven Claude Raymond Donald Reardon Joel Rhine Julie Richardson Jean-Philippe Riquad Rofail Rios Gilbert Rivas Marisela Rivera Tammy Roath Chester Rodgers Richard Rodrignez Donna Rogers Laurie Rogers Diana Romanello Doug Ronk Fernando Rosado Glorieni Rosado George Rose Freshmen 57 Susan Rosen Lawrence Rosenblatt Timothy Ross Audrey Rowe Kirk Rubel Steve Rudin Timothy Ryan Marx Socks Neiland Sadarananda Bader Saeid Amanda SanAntonio Felicia Sanchez Gemma Sartori Jim Schiefelbein Steven Schornick Larry Schreiber Michael Schrier Sandra Seaton Paul Sebastiao Dean See Marcelo Sempe Ann-Marie Sepuka Michael Sereno Lori Sesemann Hamdi Sheata DanaShenton Scott Sinclair Nancy Sission Sandy Slopsema Christina Smith Darlene Smith Janice Smith Lori Smith Sharon Snelling Dawn Sobering 58 Freshmen Gaston Soler Larry Somma Sonia Sotomayor John Springetti William Steele William Steger Brad Stephenson Robin Stephenson Bruce Stern Elizabeth Stern Richard Stiles Kathleen Stines David Stockel David Stokes Leslie Stone Sue Succop Gorau Swardh Arden Swartz Jena Swindle Brenda Sykes Linda Taber Michael Tahaney Haylay Tanenbaum Irene Tanenbaum Jeffrey Tappis Clark Tatum Ron Tetreault Bryan Thomas Allison Thompson David Thompson Pamela Thompson PiaThulstrup Mark Thurman Michael Tieplinsry Heidi Tolvanen Froshmen 59 Lynn Tomasheski Mary Elizabeth Tounge Stephen Toussaint Wolfgang R. Trampe Craig Truen Ann Tracy Tucker Laura Turner Melissa Turner Ann Tymac Gilbert J. Valdes Cheryl Jalentine Robert D. Vanhandel Euih Van Leight Sandra Vazquez Teresita Vazquez Alberto Vela Diane M. Verdonik Volerie Verduce Beth A. Veronie Carol Vigerman William Vincent Lidgia Vives Magnus Von Koch Michelle Vredevoogd David W. Waldrup Kenneth Wayne Walker Lawanda L. Walker Karla Walsh James Warga Eric Weaver Scott J. Webster 60 Freshmen Kara Weeks William Weimer Blair Weinstock Mindy Weiss Beth Werner Duncan White Joana White Sally White Carol Whiteside Thomas Wierenga Nancy Wilfong Donald Williams Eddie Williams Stella Williams Susan Wilson Timi Williams Dawn Winkelmann Scott Wohlrab Karen D. Wood Karen E. Wood Andrew Woods Catherine Woods Richard Worobel Andrew Woung Joan Wright Halean Wvetstvom Stephen Yates Randy Yejo Dionisia Yianasmidis Doreen Yumang Darrell Zall Cynthia Zeigler David Zisman James Zonghetti Debra Zweig Freshmon 61 Kent Abbey Negeid Abdulaziz John Abel Russell Ackroyd Ariel Acosta-Rubio Angela Adams Daniel Adams Jill Adams Karla Ahrens Warren Alcorn Chester Allan Karen Amarruk Sandra Andino Florence Angole John Armbages Cecilia Artze Al Auger Ann Azzue Ellen Baker Kathy Ann Baptiste Dale Barker Stuart Barnes Brentt Beam Sallie Beavers Laura Bernon Donna Berry Kim Biond Viktoras Bobelis Mark Borres Kathryn Bonfield 62 Sophomores Barry Bonnville Michelle Bowers Jackson Bowman Elaine Browder Greg Brown Guy Brown Melissa Bruder Valerie Bruck Paul Bryant Howard Buck Camille Burgess Kevin Lee Burke Richard Burns Patricia Burrows Marie Cable Johnny Caesar Kevin Cameron Elizabeth Caray Mikael Carleson Dominic Carlino Vince Carrodeguas Elizabeth Carroll John Casiola Hugh Cauley Carlos CesPedes Tina Chao Richard Cheney Melissa Clepper Laura Combas Heidi Conger Richard Coppoletts Randall Cormier Antonio Cotanelo Maureen Coughlin Kristin Cox Sophomore 63 Leslie Craig Tony Crimi Scott A. Cuttion Xiomara Cuza Julie D'Agostina Carol Daley Bob D'Andria Bryan David Pamela Davis Sandra Davis Timothy Davis Matthew Dawson Cythia Daymont James DeMeo Seth Dennis Pat DeVincentis Gina L. Diaz Jose Chispa Diaz Tina Diaz Robin Doak Tim Donovan Vincent Doran Itzel Dormoi Scott Dorsey Kathi Drenning Paul H. Duncan Ernest Durante Chuck Dwinell ( 64 Sophomores Scott Ehrlichman Dawn Eichhorn Colleen Ellis Seth Elmore Elise Emerson Mike Euliano Keith Erickson M. Faisal Michael Farrell Rich Ferguson Robert Fernandes Victor Fernandez Mike Finnegan Holly Fitts David Fleet Marsha Fleming Lolita Flores Thomas Flores Mike Forhan Jeff Fortenbacher Bill Fountain Todd Fowler Leonard Fox Darren Franceski Wolfgang Franye Joseph Freach Dale Friend Joan Freewald Dallas Freyberg Keith Fulk Rosary Gallina Juan Garua Jennifer Garrett Leonard Garrett Linda Garrett Sophomores 65 Nicholas Geros Steven Gerrish Louise Gilbert Margaret Giles Paul Githens Jacqueline Glazer Tom Glenn Chris Goblet John Gold Paul Gouin Mark Govin AndicaGralicer Nancy Grant David Gray GiavonneGreve Jody Grombach Michael Guiliano Capuano Guillermo Kevin Gustatson Linda Hadfield Charles Harris Cherrie Harvey Sandra Harvey Tim Hassan Elizabeth Heald Mark Heinold Gary Hennes Pernilla Henriksson Kathleen Henry Stephanie Herbert Vickie Hickerson Eric Hilcoff Hilary Hinds John Hoffman Trilby Holmes 66 Sophomores I i � i i Errol Howard Christie Howden Sarah Howes Jeff Huggins Rubyleth Huggins Brian Hughes Greg lovanna Stephen Jaeb Ann Janec Tom Janton Luis Jaramillo Karen Jelilian Gregg Jensen Ignacio Jimenez Dana Johansen Hal Johnson Philip Johnson Terri Johnson Antonio Jones Steven Jones Jayne Joralemon Anne Joyce Elizabeth Joyce Victoria Juliano Robert Karp Colleen Kazel John Kelly Mark Krzyzanowski Joseph Klein Sophomores 67 Deborah Klinter Robert Kravecz Wernher Kuck James Kurvc Anthony LaCavalla Theresa LaDouceur Raspdaye Lalmansingh David Lamont Darcy Langnes Scott Laramy Steve LaVarta Danielle Legault Scott Lenz Diane Leonard Beverly Leto Mark Levin Charles Lewis Terri Lichtig Hsiu-mei Lin Carrie Lindquist Jim Lindsay Lori Lorson Deborah Luber Michael Mahoney Beatrice Mahr I . . Mark Malatesta Susan Mankin Nayanneth Marcano Michele Marcogliese Heidi Maresch Elizabeth Marion Jenny Martin Jorge Martinez Bill Massota Lori Sue Mattevi 68 Sophomoros Joseph Matusiak Ivonne Mazarrezlo i i Andrew McAllister Frankie McBrien Gladys McBurney Frederick McDanld Bill McEvoy Alicia McLaughlin David McMullen Sallie McMurry Steven Mechels Daie Meltzer Karen Memmott Men Kenda Laura Merrigan Maureen Merrigan Jerome Meyer Julia Meyer Michael Miley Josette Minneci Katia Miranda Armanda Moffett Jae Motsko Lezlie Mullinix Michael Munger Gary Munson Roberta Murdock Karen Myers Leonard Navickas Sophomores 69 Claire Naylon Pedro Negron Barbie Nicholls Constance Nicmice Charles Norberg Michael Norton Mark Novak Susan Oakley Daniel Oldale Jeff Olesko Brian O’Neill Michael Oppenheim Nathauiel Ostrom Mike Palmer John Pantusco Michael Parish Chris Pastina Brian Pereira Marisa Perillo Kasinathan Perumal James Petrillo Mario Polit Alan Pollock Richard Popp Steve Prohaska J. E. Quick Arleen Quinones Roger Ramsay Brian Reed Laura Reed Cynthia Reid Bonnie Rennie Kathryn Reveley Patricia Roberts Richard Roberts 70 Sophomores Paul Robey Scott Robins Alfredo Rodriguez Lori Rodriguez Lanny Ross Monica Rogers Steve Rorrer Ferdinand Ruano Jeff Rubel Bruce Russo Kriby Ryan Joseph Sacco Donna Sackman Erick Santiago Steve Savage EricSchreibek Chuck Schwartz Todd Schwartzseid Layman Scott Sharon Seeley Jill Segal Diane Senechal Hiromasa Settso Laurel Shrope Carol Shycoff Sophomores 71 Jill Shuman Andy Siegel Mark Sigmund Gregg Sillcerman Laree Sims Dean Sklar Felicia Skinner Cara Smalley Dorene Smith Kay Smith David Snead Paul Sottilare Lee Speronis Todd Stetson David Stewart Vicki Stewart John Stimus Richard Stinard Kevin Strasser Michael Takesian Jeff Thompson Elizabeth Thorn Joan Tillett Sharon Toran Eduardo Torres KentTrobaugh W. E. Tucker Jeff Tynes Timothy Vagen 72 Sophomores Marc VanOpdorp Francis Varallo Libia Vergara Greg Viscomi Amy Wagner David Walker Clay Walkup Nelson Warner Judi Watterson Jeff Wells Sherri Whetzel Frank White Darian Whitehurst Cheryl Whitney Phoebe Wieber James Willenborg Burley Wills Grace Wills Reginald Wilson Melanie Wolcott Sophomores 73 Juniors Al-omary Abdulkareen Margaret Adie S. Ajdari Nancy Alff Francis Allan Charles Andrews Michael Anderson Mark Arrowood Sal Auggri Deborah Austin Robert Bahr Barb Barnes Scott Baxter Jeff Baylinson Robert Beckmann Ralph Berry William Billig Bob Bodmer Tom Bogdan Michael Bonfield Sharon Booz Stevie Bordonaro Wendelin Borman S. Brackman Jeff Brammer Margueite Brentley Wayne Brockman Elizabeth Bronson Laurie Brown Melody Brown 74 Juniors Scott Brown Kelly Browning Scott Bulgrin John Burke David Caffier Ira Caplan Guillermo Capuano Estuardo Capuauo Philip Caronia Nigel Cornwall Nancy Carrillo Kathy Carroll Dale Casey Michael Casey Ignacia Castro Randy Cogan David Collymore Jacquie Cooper Katrina Cranor Eston Croude Wayne Crowell Shirley Cueto Donna Diagle Anita Daniels Robert Davis Valerie de Blois Robin Denman Ellen Devaux Jesse Devine Felicia Diaz Kenny Dicks Christine Dimetteo Timothy Dodd Lee Doloff Jennifer Drew Juniors 75 Avi Dunn Tamara Earle Nicole Edwards Jo-Ellen Elred Richard P. Elliot Kim Engle Stephen Epstein Steve Erickson Terence Eschbach Linda Eshleman Larry Evangelista Danielle Evans Michael Falls Mary Farkas Joseph Farrell John Paul Fatigate James P. Feist Elyse Feldman Andrew Ferrigno Andrew Forsythe Holly Fredericks Charles Friesema James Gabriel Heidi Geffen Catherine Geier Joe Gelalia Mary Geraci J. D. Gill Judith Godfrey Frank Gonsalves Jody E. Gordineer 76 Juniors Neal Gould Thomas H. Graham Janet Granberg William Gray Charles Griffin Eric Groll Valerie Guincho Lisa M. Hacker Joannsire Halls Phyllis Harkins Karole Harrington Merribeth Harris Margaret Hauser Kay Hathaway Larry Hatlestad Jesse Head Steven Helfrich Adrienne Hennessy Carol Herring Don Hession Larry Hewett Liz Hildenstein Ed Hill Marci Hill Dolores Holland Bryon Holz Hugh Hommel Ronnie Honig Brad Hopper Victor lyayi Rich Jacovich John Jaeb Naghavi Jaffar Debbie Jennings Juan Jimenez Juniors 77 Peter Johansson Christine Jolly Kim Joyner Bob Kahne Georgia Katsougrakis Kevin Keane Nasser Klamis Jennifer King Bob Kirvin Gary Kleinman Daniel Kowal Mindy Kowalsky Angela Krueger Heidi Kuchenbacker Amy Kurtzeock Mike Lacy Thomas Ladun David Lanaux Jack Leake Mike Lee Rochelle Lefler Fred Leyda Donald Liguori Sandie Lilia Cindy Locicero John Lopez Dave Lowry Sylvia Lugo Robert Macchia Wendy Machinsky Sherri Madigan Stephen Madonna Jean Marie Magi Isaac Manning Michelle Manzella 78 Juniors Chris Marcelletti Helen Mark Catherine Martin Theresa Martin R. C. Martinjak Richard Mayer Ken Mayo Nancy Mcllrath Sueanne McKnight Rich Mendes Mike Meriwether Claire Meskill Ann Marie Mezzetti Stephen Middaugh Mark Mielenz Seth Miller Greg Mitchell Christopher Monk Indi Moore Shawn Morin Ken Morrison Christy Mullis Jeff Murawski Joseph Nadolny Nancy Nadon Jaffar Naghavi Juniors 79 Jack Nash Linda Newcomb Deborah Noble Maureen Notz Debra Ogle r Chuck O’Hare Joyce Olean Luis Oliver Tom Padell Mary Palermo Gabriel Panama Ruth Pangallo Elizabeth Parker Whitney Parrish Jacques Pauchey Mary Lou Perkins George Perkins Joe Perri Jeff Peterson Robert Pette John Pickart Chris Pizzi Paul Poliak Robert Porreca Patricia Proske Jeff Rappaport Dennis Rears Joseph Rich Dave Richards 80 Juniors Todd Richman Nicola Rickards Marty Rifkin Bruce Roberts D. J. Roberts Harry Rodriguez Pucho Rojas Bob Rose Lisa Rosen Robert Rosenblit Carrie Ronelloda Bob Royak Brian Russell Louis Sanchez Lance Sanders Steve Savoia Judy Sayoc Bonnie Schall Warren Scherr Pat Schneider Rebecca Schuchardt Katherine Schuma Donald Sears Scott Selzer Patti Sersen MikeShennin Martha Simmons Tom Slowrzy Craig Sniffen Sheryl Snitkin I Sheri Sonenshein David Sparks Kathy Spell David Spogen William Stemm Juniors 81 Mark Stephan Leslie Steward Kurt Sturm Bonnie Summers Dee Ann Sweat 1 Bawang Tajang Katherine Taylor John Tebbetts Lisa Tollinger Heather Towle Stephanie Tripp Glenn Trueman Mark Turner Carlos Urbina Morelia Urriola David Varnaadore Nancy Vickers Howie Wallach Violetra Ward Mary Beth Watjen Robert Weisbord David Wiedman Roxanne Wiggins Shawn Wilbur Jeff Willions Vicky Wilson Carole Wright Irene Yepez Terry Zelen Nota Znika 82 Juniors juniors 83 84 85 86 underclassmen 88 89 90 underclassmen underclassmen 91 Athletics SPARTAN SOCCER row 1: Carl Fredrickson. Ron Kroehling. Steve Savage. Mike Batsavage. Tom Graham. Ira Rudin. Roger Ramsay. Jim Willenborg. Anthony Arias. David McMullen; row 2: Head Coach Jay Miller. Manager Keith Fulk. Ken James. Mike Fall. Mike Loo. Frank Corden. Hans Olotsson. Goran Swardh. Mark Putnam. Jim Foytik. Bob Butehorn. Victor Bobeiis, Potor Johansson, Assistant Coach Tom Fitzgerald. n ■■ Jay Miner and hte Temp Spartans watkod off the playng fled at Yale IWverartjrlae� November m NCAA OMsten H National Champions. but they may � l nnt boon tre cast town paying intercoSeglate soecor at any taval ot compotitor. the country. Tho final Spartan record (1S-0-3) showtef them to bo tho only undefeated loom m cdk-30 soccer. Tampa opened their schedule In eerty September at home with Honda Attentio University. UT raced e stem teat 11 the second match o tho season when poronfiiat nstonal power Seattle Pacific tourneyed aeroaa country to ploy tho locate. Fotfowing a ccoie'ots first hair. the dubs traded cotes In tho socond htet and went Into overtime. Playing 100 periods of or without another goal, tho game ended tied at 1-1. Tampa's Iona point coma oil M toot of frosrrr.sn sweeper Mars o otsic-i. The Spartans closed out September wth two wins and tho toumtenert tide In the JecfcacmWO Inv � - ttonal. Otofsaon scored the decWing goal on 0 penalty kick against host jeduendSe lor the wfn. The schedule progressed «Sin mint at acme o� o- florida Southern (4-t), Central Florida (2-1). St Lao (6-t). and Poems (4-11 iff' , ; With a 7-0-1 record. Tampa vontu.od iiuj-n � ier« they renued a 3-1 victory over the University of Miami On October 7. F� U hosted Tampa. The s do wero ovonfy matched and p eyed rough but ocorateaa soccer lor the first 60 minutes At 61 SO. Fill scored to gam a i-O lead. At MSS t seconds before the gome was over) OtcTsson scored, end the match nee sem into ovortmo. Thefrtt id minute period ended Med. In the second OT pensd. both teams again scored. 10 Or ng tr.o gi uo'«ng 1 to rninuto match to a 2-2 tie. UT then traveled to St Petersburg lor tho Cckord Codec ln .it averse! and mautod their opponents lor the tourney title. In Mstoorne. defender Jnt Weenborg scored tntoe to give UT «3-1 wbs over Honda Inatituta ot Technology. UT hotted rival USF ler the Second Annual Mayor's Cup. «nere they played before a crowd or 2.600 fane. The game ended at a 1-1 t and want into overtimo, where both teams again scored, and left the match teste st Z-Z Tampa concluded then scheduewith another OT victory over Eckard(t-O) On November . UTweaone of tan teams select ad by the NCAA to compete lor national championship. They began tourney psay .St 12-0-3. The Spartans' first opponent was Ro tins Cortege Goran Swardh fucked a corner kick to Hans OMseon. ■rod-ickson kredreksor re.doc me bat into the net. and the Spartana who headed the bell 10 won 1-4. Tampa thus guateed to play lor the NCAA Nile at Vote university. In the semt-ilnate. UT laced UUSU Ahor 20 sluggish minutes, the Sparteis took control Ot the match. Peter dohenseon vnoehed a tree kick 0« ■w crose-bar and the ball rebounded down to a welting Goran Swardh who put the Spartans ahead i-O. Defender David McMtilen was puOed down In the front comer ot the bos by a UNSL player at UT was awarded a penalty kick. Otofssoo Hemmed the ben in and sealed the Tempt victory. The aim undefeated UT Spartans would face CsMerrie State fix the Nstonal ChampWnsMp. On November 2 the two leirni played for the coveted crown The till contest was scaralsas and everyone prepared ter sudden-vetory ov«'t™ tho tint goal W� Orly 7.29 had etapeed In OT when a Cal State foul provided UT With a direct froc k ick Petor Jot ansecn lined up cn the bell 30 yards out from the Cal Stats goal and aseesaad the OopboSng dfam Ho back-pedeHed 20 yards and struck the hardest shot ot the enure lesson Final Score. Tg-r.pa 1 _ Cel State 0. UT had woo thou lest natlarol cofoglato cKjmpionsNp and had rosto-ed much of the reaped UT athletics lost in me commurvcy in past year Many congrotu-.aliens to Coach Milter end the entlro Spartan copy courtesy or D. J. ia. U.FAihi net 94 Soccer §igma jMptja lEpsilon row 1: Joan Leonard. Donna Berry. Carolyn Pinto. Melanie Wolcott. Sharon Booz. Ellen DeVaux, Linda Taber, Ann Amberson, Lorraine Jagols. Kim Joyner. Darian Whitehurst. Sue Klepacky. Jody Grombach, Sue Tomlinson. Gail Gardner. Roxann Galvin, Darcy Langnes; row 2: Jeff Bayllnson. Andy Ferrigno. Marty Rifkin, Joe Fur- monok, John Nash III. Rick Roberts, Robert Rosenblit, Mark Novak, Stephen Epstein, Joseph V. Nadolny, John J. Dobbie I; row 3: Mark Turner. Michael Gallicano. Mark Mieienz, Craig Beers. Robert Weisbord. Francis Allan. Michael Oppenheim. John P. Lowth III. Mike Southard. Stephen Prohaska: row 4: Bill Fountain. Carlos Cespedes. Brenlt Beam. Nelson Warner. Tom Ladun, John Voystock. J. D. Gill, Mike Miley. Kovin Gustafson. ■ SAE encountered a year Mfll of changes — new'people, j newhome new I'riendSjnewenem |lt was this new charactei This new character exemplified in the person of Mark Sotak. Brother Mark suffered paralysis from an auto accident, yet he did not lose the will to recover — to succeed. The spirit of never quitting — SAE. SAE had numerous brothers in leadership positions throughout the university. Athletics was also an area that SAE dominated — placing four brothers on the Bud Bowl team, and led the field in intramural volleyball, wrestling, hockey, softball, and the Tug-of-War. looping the social calendar was St The memb Mpnow atartde at 4t rom®rs Eminent ArJ John P Lowj . — Bill Fountain. Eminent Recorder - Doug Ronk, Eminent TreH annual Gone With The Wind semi-formal, held in the fall. 138 sigma alpha epsilon greeks 141 Organizations Student Government row 1: Dr. Richard Piper, advisor; Stephanie Tripp. Minaret ass't. editor; Paula Kendros, ass't. Treasurer; Carole Homier. Secretary; Ralph Gonzalez. President; Bob Pette. Vice-President; Shelly Havas. Senior Senator Moroccan and Student Directory editor; Carla Griffith. Freshman Senator Speakers and Lecturers Committee and Food Committee: Myla Uppercue. advisor; Mike Waldrop. Academic Affairs Committee; row 2: Bryon Holz. Junior Senator Proposal Committee; Richie Fasman. Computer Rep.. Chuck Bleberich. Attorney General; Marc Scheer, Press Secretary; Kirby Ryan. Sophomore Senator Recreation and Activities Chairman: Bill Billig, Junior Senator Residence Life Committee; Scott Laramy. Sophomore Senator Special Events Committee; Jim Huff, Senior Senator Movies Committee; David Frick. Freshman Senator Music Committee; Not pictured: Dave Jackson, advisor. Bills, Resolutions, Ammendments Government and Organization.” Those were the keys to the 1981-82 Student Government Association. Many new parliamentary procedures were implemented, and though representatives were at first overwhelmed by the process, they soon realized that the procedures were essential for a strong government. The executive board served a dual purpose: programming and student govern- ment. President Ralph Gonzalez, who was ultimately responsible for all changes, was also responsible for overseeing all aspects of government. Vice-President Bob Pette was in charge of programming. Executive board members, each of whom was responsible for a different committee, were individually contracted to guarantee superior work for their fellow students. The formation of new committees strengthened the Student Government’s powers. The Academic Affairs Committee surveyed students concerning the im- plementation of the bimester, researched plagurism, and looked seriously into the University Mission Statement. The Comuter Representative and committee voiced the concerns of those students who travel daily to the University. The Resident Life Representative and committee dealt with the concerns of those students residing on campus. A Press Secretary kept the University community informed on Student Government happenings. The Speakers and Lecturers Committee was brought back, and an Appropriations Committee was formed. All of the branches of this year’s Student Government worked together to pro- vide one of the most organized and optimistic aspects of University life. 144 student government student government 145 1982 MOROCCAN The 1982 Moroccan stall has been one of the most pro- ductive ever. More students were directly involved in the building of this issue than any other. The 50th Anniversary theme was chosen easily. This is a historical year for UT, and it is the responsibility of the yearbook to give a pictorial representation of the past, the present, and the future goals, ideals, and achievements of the University. Special thanks must go to Karl Funds and the office of communications for providing the necessary information to present the historical section of this book. Thanks also to the Student Government for their con- tinued support, and also to the UT Athletic Department for the use of many of their photographs. 146 organizations 1982 Moroccan editor: Shelly Renye Havas ass t, editor: Greg lovanna photo editor. Kirby Ryan sports editor: Bill Fountain underclassman editor: Carolyn Wiley greek editor: Dorene Smitty Smith organizations editor: Scott Laramy faculty editor: Howard Chin senior editor: Alan Rasmussen businoss editor: Claire Naylon copyeditor: C. J. Blitzer photographers: John Roberts. Rich Worobel. Carolyn Wiley. Cathy Grant, Nancy Wilfong, Erick Santiago. John Burke. Bill Fountain. artists Adrianne Astorga. Mike Tahaney, Shawn Morin. Stuart Barnes general staff: Ellen Fitzpatrick. Lisa Mayzell, Stuart Barnes. Lorraine Jagels. Ruby Huggins. Nancy Wilfong. Mike Tahaney, Pucho Rojas, John Burke. Vicki Hickerson, Brian Russel. Kelly Browning. Bryon Hdz. advisor: Dr. John Bayliss publisher: Taylor Publishing Company funding: Student Government Special Thanks: (813)238-2798 Armour Costume House JIM BUTTS OWNER 6705 N. FLORIDA AVE. • TAMPA. FLA. 33604 COSTUME RENTAL • THEATRICAL MAKEUP organizations 147 Standards Board Greg lovanna. Steve Hclfrich, Wayne Saives — advisor. Mike Guiiano. Jocelyn Weick. Jolt Rubel, John Voystock. Judicial Board {from University ot Tempo Constitution) The structuro ot the Student Judiciary Systom Includo� tho Coordinator ot Jurisdiction and Procedures, the Stu- dent Traltlc Board, tho Residence Halls Board of Stan- dard . the Student Judicial Board, the Student Affairs Administrative Board, tho Student Judiciary Advisory 8oard. the Student Disc.plenary Appeals Board and the Pres dent ot the Unlvorslty. Tho jurisdiction of the Student Judiciary System ex- tends to all students of tho University ot Tampa who are charged with University Traffic and Parking Regulations; with on-campus violations of University regulations as prlntod in tho Student Handbook, and In other University publcations and official University bulletin boards; and with those off-campus otfon303 which oro Intimately related to the academic enterprise, leaving to the local authorit es jurisdiction over other ott-campus violations. AH boards of the Student Judiciary System must be aware that the collegiate disciplinary process Is norther criminal nor juvenile but is administrative in nature. Tnus. criminal law procedural requisites are not necessarily re- quired in disc plinary proceedings and educational in- stitutions need not comply with rigid criminal law pro- cedures as long as the procedures used in disciplinary cases a'o fundamentally loir and basic rights of due pro- co � have been observed. Tnus. tho court� rocognzo that a university Is not a court system and flexibility serves the interests of all parties. row 1: Kovin Johnson, Judi Watterson. Joan Tillott. Sheryl Fletcher: row 2: Mike Galuska. Dar- ren Waters. Wayne Salves — advisor. 1rt8 organizations Lisa Solange Pauchey, a senior, was killed in an automobile accident on February 26. 1982, in Florida City, Florida. The Business major was a past president of the Delta Gamma sorority, and a Student Government representative. She was also a member of the Panhellenic Council, Sertoma, ROTC, Raiders, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa, and Pershing Rifles. Lisa was the recipient of the US Army Award, Distinguished Military Student Award, Order of Loyal Legion Award, Dean’s List, and Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. The Moroccan staff extends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Lisa Pauchey, a student leader who will not be forgotten. organizations 149 Resident Advisors A RIVERSHORE TOWER £2 University Of Tampa Isaac Manning. Marci Hill. Mary Palermo. Debbie Boucher. Don Sears. A. J. Range — director. DELO row 1: Nancy Walsh. Joe Furmaneck, Jocelyn Wieck; row 2: Frank Corden. Wayne Saivcs — director. Paul Marcaurelle. Kevin Johnson. row 1: Kelly 8rowning, Bill McKenna. Linda Voege — director; row 2: Frank Catanach. Linda Hadtield, Tom Padell, Tracy Diet, Jacques Pauchey. Karls Ahrens. Mike Euliano. HOWELL row 1: Jeff Murawski. Julie D'Agostino; row 2: J. D. Gil. Kory Krucher — director. Maureen Merrigan, MlkeGulllano. McKay row 1: Vinnle Falcone, Carl Fredrickson, Mike Adams. Brian Highes. David Lowry. Rich Turer; row 2:8ob Leahy — director. SMILEY Myla Uppercue — director, Barbie Barnes, Kathy Emdon, Tracy Teza. Kim Engle. R.A.'s 151 HALL COUNCILS RIVERSHORE row 1: ''Smitty Smith. Craig Beers. Lb Hildenstein; row 2: Eric Weaver. Joe Rich. Paula Kendros. Lori Mattevl, Linda Smeralsi; row 3: A. J. Range — director. Mary Palermo. Jerry Meyer. Sandy Lilia. Francine Cuttler. Bill McEvoy, Dennis Rears, Kim Parrish. S. A. N.S. E. W. DELO row 1: Chester Alan. Brian Russell. Tony Crimi, Brad Belcaster; row 2: Kathy Morin, Debbie Zweig. Rich Manslield. Brian Cummings, Joe Matusiak, Steve Dachs. Linda Voege — director. Dion Isiayianasmidis. Kathy Carroll, Robert Rose. Paul Marcaurello. Beth Gavula. Wayne Saives — director. 152 hall councils ! HOWELL i row 1: Kory Krucher — director. Joan Leonard. Dallas Freyberg. Marsha Fleming, Carolyn Pinto; row 2 Tracey Tucker. Sherry Proia. Jennifer Care, Ann- Marie Sepuka. Heidi Tolvanen. McKay Bob Leahy — director. Robert Carnarol, Kent Trobaugh. Kevin Dec. Joe Hooten. Ted Viola. SMILEY row 1; Gloria Arnold. Dana Stedman. Patricia Osipowicz. Kim Blondl. Becky Schuchardt; row 2: Heidi Kuchenbacher. Barbe Nicholls. Heidi Congers. Robin Denman; row 3: Sharon Snellmg, Tamsln Hare. Pattie Riviluso. Myla Uppercue -director. hall councils 153 Accounting Club Says, “Book Them Henry B.” The Accounting Club is organized with the purpose of helping account- ing students better their scholastic abilities. Activities of the club include going on tours of different businesses in the area, as well as bringing prominent speakers on to campus. The Accounting Club is also responsible for keeping the financial books for the Henry B. Plant Museum. row 1: Reva Rosenbach. Phil Lotti. Alan Rasmussen. Bart Hungerford. Trlsh Messina; row 2: Steve Rorrer. Mark A. Cauto. Diane Sangalli. Karen Squires. Lisa Turdo, Pattie Rivituso. Ted Schwartz. American Society of Personnel Administrators A.S.P.A. is made up of students who wish to advance their personal insights in the different aspects of the business world. President — Mary Ann Gojman; VP — Victor Fer- nandez; Secretary — Nancy Nadon; Treasurer — Lynn Wolff; SGA Rep. — John Revitte. row 1: Scott Selzer. Nancy Nadon. Stephen Epstein. Mary Palermo. Lynn Wolff, Barbara Woif. Bryon Holz. Petra Wall. Linda Newcomb, Carolyne Richards. Tina Tulipano, Charline Schmidt. Victor Fernandez: row 2: Mary Johnson, Mark Mielenz. Marty Rilkin, Joe Rich. Glenn Davis. Mike Southard. Joe Gelalia, John Burke. John Revitte; row 3: Donald Jligouri, Patrick Davis. David Finsterle. Ed Hill, Ted Schwartz. Bart Hungerford. Peter A. Denne. Mike Cammick. Mike Rivard. Dr. William W. Cyzewski. 154 organizations Baptist Campus Ministry The Baptist Campus Ministry is a new organization on campus whose purpose is to promote Baptist life here at UT. President — Corinne Glasgow; VP Treasurer — Alan Rasmussen; Social Chairperson — Carla Stevens; Secretary — June Harley. Corine Glasgow. Alan Rasmussen. Carla Stevens. row 1: Scott Robins. Andy McAllister, Ann Tymae. Andrew Woung. Cathio Finchum, Johnny Caesar. Joseph Forsythe; row 2: Mandy MoHett. Shirely LaPointe. Karen Magnuson. Diane Senechal. Nigel Cornwall. Ann Jordan. Deanna Trojan. Dean See. Steve Matejla. Biology Club Serves as Organic Outlet The biology club is an organization made up of students with a common interest in the biological sciences. The club was founded by Dr. Ellison as an alternative from Tri Beta, the honor society. Highlights of the year included trips to Busch Gardens, Adventure Island, Sea World, and the Clear- water Marine Science Center. President — Scott Robins; VP — Andy McAllistor; Secretary — Mandy Moffett; Treasurer — Digel Cornwall. organizations 155 Association of Black Collegiates The purpose of A.B.C. is to promote unity, the strength of ethnic pride, brotherhood, and strong scholastic abili- ty among black students at the University of Tampa and throughout the country. The Association sponsors an extensive recruiting plan for UT, as well as collec- tions for needy families at holiday-time. This organization was primarily responsi- ble for the forming of a scholarship fund for minority students on this campus. President — Eddie Campbell; VP — Wayne McCrimmon; Secretary — Anita C. Daniels: Treasurer — Charlene Schmidt; Ass't. Treasurer — Sherry A. Harvey; Public Relations — Andrew Wong. row 1: Andy McFaMana. Carol Cayton. CMrllM Schmidt. Joarwtlo Hal : row t Sandra 0� «� . RuOy Hvpglns. R Wiliams. Charlao Schnldt. Stoila-Oay wwam . Alai that loot ad a. Chant Am Harvey. row 3: Martha N oar or. Y volte Hudson. Johnny Caaaar. Bob Brown. ucroae Fountain. Edolo Campota; row 4: Aiiaon Thompson. Andrew Wourvj. OaMd Coaymor . Mcfiaol RaHord. Stephan ProhaWr . row 5 Roopl Ootscn A. J. Rang . Lucratus-Francla Henry. Michael Andar- ton. Kaslnathan Panmal, Alat HI! 156 organizations Bowling Club Hosts Intercollegiate Tourney The Spartan Inter-Collegiate Bowling Club is designed as a recreational organization that promotes competi- tion with other colleges around the country. The team practices once a week and usually has at least one match per weekend. The Spartans compete against major Universities, in- cluding: University of Florida. Florida State, USF, Florida A M, and national- ly ranked Hillsboro Community College. The club not only is a team, but of- fers the entire university community the opportunity to learn to bowl, com- pete. or simply support another sport. This year, the members were primarily Freshmen, and in the coming years, the Spartans will be looking towards a national title. President — Mark Alan Zweig; VP — Patricia Knowles; Secretary — Sylvia Fassler; Treasurer — Jeff Huggins; SGA Rep. — Robin Bensley; Co- Captains — Mark Alan Zweig and Glenn Davis. row 1: Bob 8 own. Jr.. Eduardo Noguoira. Wolfgang R. Tramp . Michael Raiford; row 2. Eric Mullrvbt, John Knat- iim. Jafl Muggins. Mark Alan Zwaig. Robin Bansley. Al ison Thompson. Hoctor Ponco da laon. Rich Worobal; row 3: Eladio Estrada. Patricia Knowios. Dobra Zwotg. Cyndl Farland. Alan Rasmusson; row 4: Maori Plant. Jr., Giann Oavts: Not pictured: SyMa Fassier. Craig Martin. Dr. William Nixon. Col loan Ellis. Tom Graham row 1: Pat Roberts, Michelle 0. Fountain; row 2: Mike Engling, Steve Smith, Diane Senechal, David Richardson, Salim Najjar, Charlino DuCharmo, Pattio Rivituso. Brenda Whitwoll; row 3: Joe Traugotl. Dennis Rears. Steve lllgen. UT’s Youngest Club Is Right on Program The Computer Club is UT’s newest club on campus. The organization brings together students who share an interest in the advancing fields of data processing. They make con- tinuous use of the many new pieces of equipment now available for use in the Computer Center. President — Steve lllgen; VP — David Richardson; Secretary — Diane Senechal; Treasurer — Pattie Rivituso; sponsor — Dr. Munyan. That’s Debatable Forensics Are Fun People The UT Debate Team is an organiza- tion which has mastered the art of ex- istential guessary. The club was found- ed in 1932, and the first captain was Billy Horatto” Albrechtdorfer. In 1946, the team won first place at a competition in Berlin, and won the Yale Classic Tournament in 1952. In 1981, the entire team joined Greenpeace. Highlights of this year included a team effort to help members get into law school, numerous SMOKERS,” a sec- ond annual wine and cheese party, a first annual debatable picnic, and the formation of the DR. PIPER FAN CLUB! Captain — Darren A. Waters; Coach — Ralph Gonzalez. Acting Chairman — Victor Fernandez; Treasurer — Mike Davis; Student Gov’t Rep. — Lisa Humm; Secretary — Lee Morrison; General Counsel — Jim Schifelbein. Debate Team looks like Atlanta after Sherman — L.A.B. — I want a duck — Where is Godot? — I thought YOU brought the evidence! row 1: Ed Deadhead. Ralph Gonzalez. Richard Fasman. Mike Galuska. Dennis Rears IV; row 2: Eddie Campbell. Michael A. Davis. David Collymore. Stubai Achtenbruner. Darren A. Waters. Scott Laramy. Dr. Richard Piper. Patricia Lusby. Victor Hernandez. Lisa Humm. Jim Schiefelbein. organizations 157 Student Political Organization The purpose of the Student Political Organization is three-fold: to provide a forum for students in- terested in politics and the law, to develop a liberal ideology, and to fur- ther political freedoms on the Univer- sity of Tampa campus. The S.P.O. sponsored a Pre-Law Forum, Criminal Law Forum, and Stetson Law-School Trips. Their college bowl team took second place in this year’s tournament. President — Mike Galuska; VP — Paul Pollack; Secretary — Eddie Campbell; Treasurer — Brian Reed; Advisor — Dr. Richard Piper. row 1: Ed Deadhead, Ralph Gonzalez, Ricahrd Fasman, Mike Galuska, Dennis Roars IV: row 2: Eddie Campbell, Michael A. Davis. David CoWymore, Stubal Achtenbruner, Darron A. Waters. Scott Laramy. Dr. Richard Pipor, Patricia Lusby. Victor Hernandez. Lisa Humm. Jim Schlefelbeln. Interfraternity Council Coordinates Leadership IFC is the supreme governing body over all fraternities. Representatives from all Greek social organizations make up the council. It is the IFC that is responsible for such events as the Bud Bowl, the Slave Auction at Oktoberfest, all-greek parties, and Greek Week. President — Bill Gieseking; VP — Ed Hill; Treasurer — Rob McNair; Secretary: Howie Wallach; Advisor — Dave Jackson. left to right: Davo Jackson, Mike Norton, Richard Roberts. Jay Phelps. Ed Hill. Bill Geiseking, Lori Sue Mattevi, Colleen Kazel. Leslie Steward. Brian David, Robert McNair. 158 organizations Chem Club Newman Club Making the Move Toward a Better Formula in Life and in the Lab. The UT Chemistry Club is composed of students interested in advancing their specialized field of science. Blow your mind — get into CHEMISTRY! The Newman Club promotes religious and moral superiority on campus. The group is commended for its organization of the annual OXFAM fast, as well as its assistance with special student Thanksgiving dinners. row 1: Mike Engling, Jocelyn Wleck. Jeff Williams; row 2: Cecelia Weaver. Lisa Rosen. Sill Syemm; row 3: Luis Morales, Rae Marie Towsley; row 4: John Roberts, Todd Larson, Mike Adams. Linda Eshleman. row 1: John Revitte. President, Snacy Revitte, Secretary, Peter Pronsati, Treasurer, Terri Vasquez, Ann Janec: row 2: Kim Biondi, Mark Krzyzanowski, Vice-President, Heidi Kuckenbacker, Father Bob, advisor. International Relations Club The purpose of the International Relations Club is to foster and encourage a feeling of in- terest on the part of the student body in interna- tional affairs. Many interesting issues have been discussed among the club, and stands have been taken. The I.R.O. also sponsors the annual UT International Night. President — Kasithan Peruman; other of- ficers: Corrine Glasgow. Lizette Mendez. Cher- rie Ann Harvey. Wolfgang Trampe, Andrew Wonng. row 1: Dr. Richard Piper, advisor. Sonia E. Sotomayer, Gilda Lewis. Cherne Ann Harvey. Rubyleth Huggins. Ralph L. Gonzaloz. Stolla-Gayo Williams. Eddie Campbell; row 2: Carmen Lizzette Mendez. Wolfgang R. Trampe. Michelle D. Raines. Ignacio Jimenez. Johnny Caesar; row 3: Kasinathan Perumol, Richard Raven. David Collemore, Androw Wonng, Florena Anyole, Allison Thompson. organizations 159 The Minaret Expresses Student Concerns Plagued by budget cuts and staff shortages, The Minaret had a tough goal to meet: To report fully and ac- curately the events and concerns of the University of Tam- pa. There never seemed to be an end to the controversial issues The Minaret had to face. Student awareness was often bogged down by the lack of communications, as well as by the incredible bureaucracy here. The Minaret voiced many opinions and took stands on many of the pertinent issues of the year, and its staff should be commended. Minaret — Fall 1981 Id two Cf—I Attiun; fd'io ftlv'tv AOviMH rMMI (4W iivium Fctturtt £dvx i Ct put Editor CorWAIAity Editor Photoguch Cd-to But-ntu y STAFF Amy H.« Stephan Ti©p 0' Andrew Solomon Chid BJiMrt Oivyn CUrt Djr.CJO V h.tn 0 J ftobOKf Jo� Sojl€ 8'.on HoAT Aodiew McAlMMF AwAmbown. John A'imbagM l ufi 8«flK n. tdwjrd C� -npt;,jl B'l Ch vxk. fiotoul Dlvv V -v Cun.. Jodt C omba h Joe t v mc. R� m HO;. Pete Kentf . .Aoonuoowd. SKiioo u HF . Kathy � br «� � . V V� $««wiH. Tiacov Tuc� e Ove Thome 10 A iy v tr Divd Wnd-nan. Mjrt Z « 3 ft Mu ntprtfrttdby The fieo Pr � � Pvb V iig Company. fcx 80« 27H t� i 335 row 1: Mark Zwetg. Olive Thompson, Bob Davis, Minaro! mascot: row 2: Duncan White. Tracey Tucker. D. J. Roberts. Jody Grombach. Dawn Clark: row 3 Joe Emprlc. Peter Kemlor. Jon Soule, Kathy MacKenzIe. Rana Holz. Amy Hill. Andy Solomon, Stephanie Tripp. Vicki Stewart. Dave Wiedman. Douc Williams. 160 organizations row 1: Cindy Daymont, Dee Holland. Laura Reed: row 2: Ronnie Honlg. Danl Legault. Heidi Tonovan, Liz Hildenstein; row 3: Arleen Shearer. Dorene Smith. Louise Gilbert, Shelly Havas. Loslio Steward, Nancy Alff, Maureen Merrigan. Ski Team Sorority Scholarship Service The University of Tampa Panhellenic Council is the governing body of all social sororities. Its pur- pose is to promote harmony among sorority organizations, scholarship, service to the University and the community, and mutual respect and helpfulness among all women. Founded in the Fall of 1980, the original Panhellenic Council was composed of three local sororities, all of which have been affiliated with national sororities. The UT, once local. Panhell Council has also since been affiliated with the National Panhellenic Council. Panhell was responsible for spon- soring the Women's Leadership Workshop, the first of such events in the history of the University. Social events are abundant for the council, including the annual Valentine's Day Party, all-greek parties, and Greek Week. President — Dee Holland; VP — Cindy Daymont; Secretary Treasurer — Laura Reed. Parliamentary Who? Any Volunteers? Who has the warmers? I think that, I motion that, I move that..CHOCOLATE MILK??? The University of Tampa Water-Ski Club is one of the most active clubs on campus. Team members travel throughout the state, competing inter-collegiately. As a member of the club, a student has the oppor- tunity to learn and practice skiing skills behind a new 1982 Mastercraft Competition Ski Boat. Every other weekend during the competing season, a team is selected from the club to represent UT. The teams traveled from Gainsville to Cocoa Beach, and from Rollins College to The University of Central Florida. The highlight of the season was when the club hosted the 1982 Inter-Collegiate Southern Championships. The win- ner of this tournament advances to national competition and represents the Southern U.S. Water skiing is rapidly becoming a big part of southern collegiate athletics. row 1: Carlos. Juan. John. Danny. Alex. Butch: row 2: Sherri. Alison. Dave. Ed. Jacques; row 3: Shawn. Rob. Dave. Lisa. Mike; row 4: Seth. Jim. row 1: Carlos. Juan, John, Danny, Alex, Butch; row 2: Sherri, Alison, Dave. Ed. Jacques; row 3: Shawn. Rob. Dave. Lisa, Mike; row 4: Seth, Jim. organizations 161 Alpha Chi row 1: Lucinda Remano. Lisa Turdo, Kathy Carroll. Lisa Rosen. Mary Farkas. Shannon Brown, Morribeth Harris. Jeanie Locicero, Rulhie Pangallo. Dorin- da Noya, Mary Lou Perkins. Krista Miller; row 2: Sherry Sammons. Kathleen Emden. Linda Eshleman. Barbara Wolf. Robert Pette. Emmy Purcell. Marilyn Delre. Nicole Edwards. Mike Rivard. Donna McCloskey. Marty Rilkin; row 3: Jean Marie Magi. Angela Krueger. Clara Wendrich, Darren A Waters. Esq.. Ralph L. Gonzalez, Cheryl L. Fletcher. Jocelyn Wieck, Shirley Janis. Wernhcr Kuck. Dr. Marlon Ellison; row 4; Frank Catanach. Patrick Davis. Kevin Pangburn, James P. Feist. Joe Traugott. Chuck 8ieberich. Bonnie Murray. Phil Lotti. Bart Hungerford. Thomas Tyson. Thsh Messina. Pattie Rlvituso. Academic Excellence Alpha Chi is a national honor society whose purpose is to promote academic excellence and exemplary character among college and university students and to honor those achieving such distinction. Alpha Chi sponsors the annual Col- lege Bowl Tournament, where various teams compete for a chance to travel to regional, and even national College Bowl Tournaments. President — Frank Corden; VP — Jeanie Locicero; Secretary — Dorinda Noya; Treasurer — Krista Miller. 162 organizations Delta Sigma Pi row 1: Krista Miller, Donna McCloskey. Emmy Purcell, Barbara Wolf, Ann Mario Mozotti, Diane Jean Sengalli, Kim Fabing. Linda Newcomb. Colleen Hen- nessey. row 2: Mike Southard. John Pickart. Bart Hungerford. Mike Lacy. Bryon Holz. Esq.. Ralph Gonzalez: row 3: Dr. Jack Mlnyan. Dr. William W. Cyzewskt. Joe Traugott. Tracy Diet. Peter A. Denne I.. Mark A. Cauto. Donald P. DeMan. Larry Hatlestad. The Epsilon Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi is the co-ed business fraternity on campus. The group strived to be a growing chapter in this year, and with the help of thirteen energetic pledges, was very successful. Special events of the year included a September Smoker, a halloween Party. Founders’ Day Picnic with the USF Chapter, a Christmas Party, and a semi-formal dinner. President — Trisha Messina; Senior VP — Krista Miller; VP of Pledge Educa- tion — Donald Denman; VP of Professional Activities — Joe Traugott; Secretary — Barbara Wolf; CEI Chairman — Mike Southard; Chancellor — Bart Hungerford; Historian — Anne Marie Mezzetti. Means Business t organizations 163 Beta Beta Beta Under the sponsorship of Dr. Ellison, the Sigma Nu Chapter of Tri Beta was founded in 1978. Today, the organization boasts a member- ship of over 40. Special events of the year included a student -vs- faculty softball game, a raffle for dinner at Brewmasters, a ‘‘Come as Your Favorite Organism” party, and seminars as well as regional conven- tions. It is also the duty of Tri Beta to care for the plants In the newly established Seminar Center. President — Kelly Carrillo; VP — Marilyn Delre; Secretary Treasurer — Ruth Pangallo; Historian — Mike Garcia. row 1: Tom Leskuski, Ruthio Pangallo, Rae Marie Towsley, Austria M. lavigne. Cecelia Weaver, Elena A. Carrasquillo; row 2: Hans Kuck, Sherri Madigan, Andy McAllister. Manlyn Delre. Sallie Beavers. Mike Garcia: row 3: Jose Chan, Angelique Borde, Wernher Kuck, Melissa Clepper, Mike Rwald, Mark Maiatesta: row 4: Gary Munson. Jocelyn Wieck, Steve Matejka, Janette Noss. Joseph V. Nadolny, Ellen Baker: row 5: Chuck Bieberich. Kelly Carrillo. Jett Williams. Nigel Cornwall, Michael Parish. 164 organizations Omecron Delta Kappa Omecron Delta Kappa is the na- tional leadership honor society. This year, ODK is larger than it has been in recent years, and is making itself known to the University community. Under the advisory of Dr. Herman Saatkamp, ODK organized various activities, including distribution of a bimester survey, and stimulating lectures. President — John Murphy; VP — Chuck Bieberich; Secretary — Diane Sengalli; Treasurer — Tracy Diel. row 1: Diane Sengalli. Carole Homier. Shelly Havas. Cheryl Fletcher, Linda Eschelman. Em- my Purcell. Lisa Pauchey. row 2: Marty Rifkin. Tracy Diei. Ted Viola. Wayde Sumerix. John Lowth. Ralph Gonzalez. Darren A. Waters. Robert Pette. Mike M. Galuska. Chuck Bieberich. Jim Feist. Tau Beta Sigma Tau Beta Sigma is the honorary music sorority. Members are active in most musical organizations on campus, whether vocal or instrumen- tal. TBS works closely with the music fraternity, Kappa Kappa Psi. to pro- mote the appreciation of their arts. Many Tau Beta Sigma's can also be found serving as usherettes for the Symphony in McKay Auditorium. row 1: Jeanie Locicero. Diane Senechal. Emmy Purcell. Cindy Katsarellis; row 2: Susan Mankin, Melodic Brown, Mary Walkley. organizations 165 166 167 V I [Admin., Staff, Faculty To the Class o« 1982: Any observation that UT's 50th anniversary year has been exceptionally eventful is obvious. There was the national championship in soccer. The $1 million com- puter grant, largest corporate grant ever made in Tam- pa. The announcement of four new computer science majors. The restoration and rcoponing of the beautiful David Falk Theater. McNiff Center, and the new outdoor basketball courts on Plant Field. The campus visits of scholar Amitai Etzionl. commentator Irving R. Levine, the National Shakespeare Company. Pulitizer Prize-winning poet Richard Eberhardt. The arrival of eleven promising new members of the faculty. The beginning of a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree and the first class of 45 students. Record-high levels of support from the public, and more publicity about the Univorsity than anyone can remember. It was a year of struggle, as well. Many of us en- countered difficulties with the mixed schedulo of semoster and bimester courses. Many of us were con- cerned about our response to new state law dealing with moral questions on campus. Questions about the availability of federal student assistance and the possibilities of alternatives weighed on the minds of many. Through all of our comings and goings, doings and un- doings. there seem to me to be several identifiable points worthy of attention. One is that wo are enjoying some notable program successes, examples being soc- cer and computers. Two Is that we are receiving more public attention in the media both because of what we are doing and what we aro trying to do. Three is that we are living through major change In the atmosphere on campus. Four is that we are living in the midst of major change all around us as the City of Tampa continues its dynamic growth. Five is that we are experiencing more rapid shifts of enrollment patterns than we expected as we continue our policies on academic standards and service to the community — there are more students because of the increase In part-time continuing educa- tion enrollment but there are fewer full-time bac- calaureate enrollment. All of this is requiring more than a little adjustment on the institution's part as well as on the part of most all of us — students, faculty, and staff — at the University, if we are sometimes annoyed by inconveniences. I hopo we can also be encouraged by our continuing progress as a Univorsity In a period of substantial national reassessment of higher education. Good luck and Godspeed! Sincerely. Richard D. Cheshire President of the University February 1982 174 administration uM Sunne Brandmeyer Admin. Asst.. Division of Economics and Education Administration, Staff. Faculty 175 Carmon M. Burguet Control Clerk, Admissions Rev. George H. Cave Associate Prof., Philosophy and Religion Joseph Camperson Director, Admin. Services Robert W. Cook Associate Director. Admissions Kathryn B. Cummings Rocords Clerk. Registrar 176 Administration, Staff. Faculty Dr. Joe F. Docker Chairman. Div. of Social Sciences Elizabeth M. Diven Administrative Asst.. Development Services Louise W. Erk Restricted Funds Accountant. Financial Management Dr. Eustaslo Fernandez Prof. Modern Language Administration. Staff. Faculty 177 Karl W. Funds Director. Communications Rita B. Garcia Secretary. Development Oftice Marian R. Garner Secretary Receptionist. Development Services CpI. Linda L. Hicks Crime Prevention. University Police 178 Administration. Staff. Faculty Gerrlt J. Knodt Associate Dean. Continuing Education Rudolph E. Koletic Vice Pres.. Business and Finance Dr. Witold A. J. Kosmala Asst. Prof.. Mathematics Dr. William D. Leith Associate Pro!.. Modern Language Administration. Staff. Faculty 179 Joyce K. Lowery Secretary Div.. Business and Economics Dr. Richard Matthews Associate Prof., English Visiting Poet Darlene Mettler Adjunct Professor 180 Administration. Staff. Faculty Mary V. Nolte Accounting Clerk. Financial Management Linda Olcha Secretary. Communications Offico Mickey R. Porlow Associate Prof.. Accounting Dr. Steve Phillips. Jr. Associate Prof.. Management Dr. Fred Punzo Asst. Prof.. Biology Arthur C. Ramm Director Financial Management Everett D. Richards Chairman Asst. Prof.. Economics and Business Administration. Staff. Faculty 181 Patrick J. Schaefer Director. University Police Arleen Shearer Instructor of Education 182 Administration. Staff. Faculty Wayne L. Smith Chairman Div. of Science and Mathematics Kathy 0. Spell Recording Secretary, Development Services Mary Ann B. Stein Asst Director. Admissions Correspondence Administration, Staff. Faculty 183 Stephen Stemter Accountant. Financial Management Debra Straub Supervisor. Student Financial Records Lt. Richard Tarbox Asst. Director, University Police 184 Administration. Staff. Faculty Debbie L. Wavering Secretary to Chairman, Div. Science and Mathematics Administration, Staff, Faculty 185 187 Compliments of a Friend Neal Gould — President. Mike Mahoney — V.P.. Tim Hourihan — Treasurer. Rich Ferguson — Secretary. Steve Liswith, Paul Cavanaugh, Kevin Holzgruber, Rob McNair. Pete Fradin, Jan Woodcock. Steve Touissant, Nick Geros. David Steel. Scott Smallman, Howard Buck. Steve Mann, Brian David, Gil Paul. Ed . Beth Rath, Andrea Gralicero. Mary Geraci, Josette Mlnneci, LeighAnn Spampinato, Bon- nie Howard. Terri Johnson. Melissa Bruder. Dale Meltzer. Nicky Rickards; not pic- tured: Chris Martin. Holly Howard. Val Verduce. 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OF TAMPA DOWNTOWN TAMPA Jj £ ij i s s to quality n-alan,� photogra phy ud iod. Congratulations Class of 82 UT ROTC offers — Congratulations to the Class of 82 for a job well done. — Encouragement to the Class or 83 as they assume the responsibility of being the Senior Class Challenge to the Classes of 84: — Spend 6 weeks of this summer meeting the challenge of Basic Camp (call ext. 395 for info) — Opportunity to the Class of 85: Enroll in MSC 100 and 110 next sen.ester and add experience to your degree. ROTC — Be all you can be! 190 ads FOR ALL YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES ... textbooks greeting cards jewelry clothing film stationery take a break THE RATHSKELLER PUB serving the University of Tampa community ads 191 °) FLORIDA CAMPUS PROMOTION DISTRIBUTION Box 1326 401 West Kennedy Boulevard Tampa, Florida 33606 Richard Poriss President Telephone (813) 837-3799 'IVorlds greatest louer, entrepreneur, putu re millionaire, and most modest student in the history op the 1 fniuersity op IVampa. 192 ads 6401 NORTH 54th STREET — TAMPA. FLORIDA 33610 — PHONE 626-6176 193 OKTOBERFEST ’81 October 17. 1981 shall be remembered by many as the greatest Oktoberfest celebration that the University of Tampa has ever had. Celebration began at 11:00 am and continued through the early evening. German hats, dark beer, and the Taste of Tampa booths all added newness to this UT tradition. The Stu- dent Government Association, under the direction of Special Events Com- mittee chairman Scott Laramy, spon- sored the celebration, and the Inter Fraternity Council sponsored the an- nual slave Auction, where over $2,500.00 was raised for the UT United Way Fund. Entertainment by the Busch Gardens Festhaus Band. Circuit, and Stuart Tussing provided a variety of music. There was something for everyone. Strong student par- ticipation has again made getting Oktoberfested memorable. These pages purchased at the annual IFC Spon- sored Slave Auction. TOGA toga 199 l|fe TUG OF WAR 200 tug First Place Teams: Pi Kappa Phi: Delta Gamma 2nd Place: Alpha Chi Omega S.G.A. PRESENTS ... Gallagher and Tom Chapin A varied night of entertainment was provided on September 14, 1981 by singer-songwriter Tom Chapin and corn- median. Gallagher. Although student attendance at the performance was not as high as expected, the show was fantastic. Tom Chapin, brother of the late Harry Chapin, played before the audience of 732. His modern country music kept the crowd alive, and his sing-a-longs invited participation from everyone. The only somber moment in the show was when Chapin performed one of his brothers' songs. Gallagher kept the crowd laughing constantly as he showed off his Gallagher Doll, automatic lasso, rape siren, and solitare ping-pong paddles. The show was ended with an actual demonstration of the new Sledge-O-Matic. It dices, chops, and smashes anything in sight, especially apples and watermelons!!! k 202 S.G.A o Watermelon and Stewart Tussing An outdoor Bar-B-Que was held for all students on October 2, 1981. Everyone was entertained by the Stuart Tussing Band, as well as by the watermelon eaters! A watermelon eating contest proved to be quite messy, but the students with the fastest mouths triumphed. Congrats to Fren- chy,” Dave Lowry, and Bill MacEvoy, for placing first, second, and third place respectively. S.G.A 203 J4omecoming 81 UD -M- VS3 This year's homecoming soc- cer game was a fierce battle between the UT Spartans and the USF Bulls. The rivalry match drew hundreds of fans into the UT Grandstands. The game, known as the Mayor's Cup Tournament, ended in a 1-1 tie. During a grueling overtime period, both of the teams were plagued by injuries. The final score, after both ten minute periods, was 2-2. Both school names go on the Mayor’s Cup Trophy, but, since they won the tournament last year, the Bulls get to keep the trophy. 204 homecoming JJo 'omecotmng (?ourt Nancy AM. escorted by Tom PadoH Beth Bronson, escorted by Jack Cannavagglo Anita Daniels, escorted by Dave Queen Roxann GaMn, escorted by John Lowth Corrlne Glasgow, escorted by Kaslnathan Perumal Shelly Havas, escorted by Tim Rovnanlk Jean Marie Magi, escorted by Bryon Holts Michede Manzeba. escorted by Vlnny Falcone Kathleen O’Netu. escorted by Victor BoboJs Beth Rath, escorted by BID McEvoy Unde Smeraldl. escorted by AJan Charles Use To'Unger. escorted by Bob Bobmer 1981 Homecoming Queen: Beth Bronson, sponsored by Phi Delta Theta homecoming 205 207 198-2 3 1872 07040 4681 ■ H S (.Lvo -iAv a'cLf fAtL 982. UT FRESHMAN REGISTER VOL. I 1982-83 Sponsored by The Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils Editor: Shelly Havas Ass't Editor: Chuck Blitzer Business Manager: Bill Gieseking Advertising Manager: Mike Norton Photographers: Kirby Ryan, Bill Fountain Bryn Alan Studios Your Administration HSDLd Dear Students, As chief academic officer, I am pleased to welcome you to the University of Tampa. Your undergraduate years should be the most produc- tive years of your life. Take full advantage of spending them at a small institution by becoming actively involved both in and out of the classroom. My staff and I will be pleased to provide assistance to you to help you realize your educational goals. Best wishes to you in your college career. r u), 4 Edwin F. Wilde Provost Dear New Students — Welcome from the Office of Student Activities. You are about to embark on an exciting, formative and eventful four years. This experience can only be as rewarding as you make it. The University offers many opportunities for partici- pation and involvement, it is your responsibility to take advantage of the opportunities. Fraternities, sororities, clubs, intramurals, Student Gov- ernment and residence halls all offer avenues of involve- ment. Of course, academics come first but there is always room for positive extra curricular activity. The well-rounded student is involved. I know you will enjoy your college experience and the services of my office are available to help you make your four years eventful. Sincerely, 2 David R. Jackson Director of Student Activities Academic Administrative Facilities 1. Gatehouse Information 9. Bertha Fletcher Lounge Center 10. David Falk Theatre 2. Plant Hall 11. McKay Auditorium Information Office- 12. Krusen Building room 124 Maintainancc and Admissions Office- Custodial room 120 13. Merl Kclcc Library 3. Ballroom 14. Swimming Pool 3a. Dome Room 15. ROTC Building 4. Henry B. Plant Museum 16. Fine Arts Building (A) 5. University Union 17. Fine Arts Building (B) Campus Book Store 18. Fine Arts Faculty Cafeteria Building Trustees Dining Room 19. University Computer 6. Boat House Resources 7. Post Office Center Classrooms 8. Science Wing 20. Tampa Preparatory Residences School 32. McKay Hall 21. Baseball Field 33. Smiley Hall .22. Intramural Field 34. Howell Hall 23. Soccer Field U.T. Police 24. Scarfone Art Gallery Department 25. Tampa Ballet School 35. Dclo Hall 26. McNeff Activity Center 36. University West 27. Seminar Center for 37. University North Continuing Education 38. University South 28. Howell Field House 39. University East and weight room 40. Pershing Rifle House 29. Tennis Courts 41. Rivershorc Towers 30. Phillips Field 42. Spartan Arms 31. Locker and training room Your Student Government Jacques Pauchey President Kirby Ryan Vice-President Politics, a word that definitely applies to U.T. On the U.T. campus there is an air of politics that can be seen in a students everyday life, whether it be an election on a campus wide basis or in a smaller group or organization; someone is always politicing for some sort of position. The Student Government here at Tampa U. is the largest political organization on campus, and this year is under the leadership of President Jacques Pauchey, and Vice-President Kirby Ryan. Together these two individuals will be in charge of overseeing all Bills, Resolutions, and Amendments that go through our political system. Student Government is divided into different standing committees that plan and suggest various activities for the student body through budget appropriations. Use your Student Government, its there for you, the student. Take a trip up to the second floor of the University Union and check out U.T. politics in the works. 1982-1983 Executive Board President: Jacques Pauchey Vice-President: Kirby Ryan Secretary: Rana Ann Holz Treasurer: Paula Kendros Attorney General: Bill Charnock Senior Senators: Brian Russell Bill Billig Junior Senators: Lori Sue Mattevi Paul Duncan Sophomore Senators: David Frick Brian Cummings The Minaret: Editor-in-chief: Bryon Holz Assistant Editor: Jody Grombach The Moroccan: Editor-in-Chief: Greg lovanna Assistant Editor: Dorene “Smitty Smith Quilt: Editor-in-Chief: Christopher Hagblcom Student Activities Advisor: Dave Jackson IFC and Panhellenic Council 1981-82 Councils The moment one arrives on the University of Tampa campus, you are greeted by members of fraternities and sororities. There are three national sororities, and seven national fraternities with chapters on this campus. Each organization has its own identity and image, as well as policies and procedures. Two governing bodies on campus coordinate and officiate all of the workings of each of these organizations: The Panhellenic Council, and the Interfraternity Council. The Panhellenic Council is the governing body of all national sororities. Council members are responsible for planning sorority rush, fund raisers, parties, and philanthropic activities. The Panhel- lenic Council Executive Board for this school year are: President, Laura Reed of Delta Gamma; Vice-President Maureen Merrigan of Delta Zeta; and Treasurer Secretary Dani Legault of Alpha Chi Omega. The Interfraternity Council is the governing body of all national fraternities. Like the Panhellenic Council. IFC sponsors many events on campus. All men are invited to speak freely to Council members and choose the fraternity that best suits them. The IFC Executive Board for this school year includes: President Mike Norton of Pi Kappa Phi; Vice-President John Voistock of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Treasurer John Kelly of Pi Kappa Phi; Secretary Greg lovanna of Phi Delta Thete; and Social Chairman Tom Padell of Alpha Epsilon Pi. The Greek office is located on the second floor of the University Union. All students are invited to visit and sec exactly what Greek life is all about. Fraternities Alptja Epsilon pi Founded in 1970, Alpha Epsilon Pi has a long history of togetherness. After the loss of our house in 1979, we hit some very low points. But with this years rush of 18 pledges, AEPi is back in the U.T. limelight once again. Fall 1981 brought our largest rush in U.T. history. Many events of the year highlighted the Social Calender including, the Open Campu Heineken Party and the Fort DeSoto crab cookout. Kappa Kappa psi t Kappa Kappa Psi is the oldest honorary Fraternity on Cam- pus. They were founded in 1946 and have been in opera- tion ever since. They recently celebrated their 40th birth- day, been in pep bands at sports events, been ushers for the Florida Gulf Coast Symphony, v on best participation award in the Margaret McNiff Memorial Fund Home Run Derby, Had a Campus wide party with Theta Chi and worked for the United Way. perstjing Kifles Pershing Rifles were founded at U.T. in 1970 as company T-16 by USA Colnel Walt Turner, v ho is now the Director of Admissions here at U.T. The purpose of the organization is foster a spirit of friendship and scholarship among men and women sharing common goals. The PR’s sponsored the Go West Party with Delta Zeta, are College Bowl Champs, and are Intramural Football Fraternity League Champs. Ma Beta Tau The University of Tampa chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity has added a unique twist to Greek life. The Zeebs” as they are called at UT, are responsible for sponsoring the campus-wide parties with live entertain- ment. Members of Zeta Beta Tau hold offices in the Inter- fraternity Council, and other campus organizations. The little sisters of the fraternity play an important role in the government and operation of the fraternity, as well as in the Greek intramural program. plji Belta ©ffeta Florida Theta of Phi Delta Theta was founded on Feb. 16, 1978. In three years of existance they won best Fraternity on campus all three years and the highest award (Kansas City Trophy) that the National gives. Over the years the Phi Delts have sponsored many events for the University and community. pi appa pfjt Founded as a National Fraternity at U.T. on April 23,1955, Pi Kappa Phi is the oldest general Greek Letter College Fraternity on campus. Special events of the year included the famous Pi Kapp theme parties, including the 27th annual Gasparilla Eve Party. The Pi Kapps have placed many brothers in high leadership positions on campus including President of Inter-Fraternity Council, and Editors positions on the School Yearbook. Many of the Pi Kappa Brothers played on the U.T. Greek All-Star Football Team for the Bud-Bowl, Including stars Bill Gieseking and Chuck Blitzer. The Pi Kapps also won the Lite Beer All American Tug-of-War for the third year in a row. §igma Alplja Spsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon encountered a year full of changes— new people, a new home, new friends and so forth. The new character of the Fraternity is best exemplified in the person of Mark Sotak. Brother Mark suffered paralysis from an auto accident, yet he did not loose his will to recover or succeed. SAE had numerous Brothers in lead- ership positions throughout the University. The SAE's also did well in Sports placing four Brothers on the Bud-Bowl Team. Topping the Social Calender was the Second Annu- al Gone with The Wind Party, held in the fall. Sororities Alplja CCCtfl (©mega Alpha Chi Omega is a social sorority whose purpose is to promote the true spirit of sisterhood; to develop through personal effort, a high moral and mental standard; and to advance the appreciation and practice of the allied arts among its members. In the fall semester, AXO's triumphed by placing 2nd in the Tug-of War, 2nd and 3rd in Intramural Ping-Pong. 1 st. 2nd, and 3rd in the Eight Ball Tourney, and held the highest G.P.A. among sororities. The highlight of the Spring semester was the installation of the Gamma Pi Colony as a Chapter on Jan. 9th, 1982. Celebration began on Jan. 7th and culminated in a campus reception on Jan. 10th. The Gamma Pi Chapter is proud of the fact that it took the shortest amount of time to become a chapter of any other AXO colony. The Founding President of the Chapter was Shelly Havas. The Highlight of the Year was when the Sorority won Best Sorority on Campus for the 1981-82 year. Delta itmuna The local sorority Delta, was founded in Jan. Of 1980. In Jan. of 1981, Delta was inducted as a Delta Gamma Col- ony. On April 12,1981, Delta Gamma initiated the colony as its 107th chapter. Some of the activities they were involved in were: Anchor Splash Weekend (Oct. 16-18), Tuck in Service, Hawaiian Party with Kappa Sigma of USF, and the Lite Beer Tug-of War, of which they were Champs. Delta Zeta Delta Zeta became a pledge colony on Jan. 18,1981. They were installed as a chapter on Oct. 10,1981, renewing the Delta Beta Chapter. The purpose of their organization is to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, to stimualte one another in pursuit of Knowl- edge. to promote the moral and social culture of its mem- bers and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action; objects worthy of the highest aim and purpose of associ- ated effort. Delta Zeta held service projects for the Galludet College for the Deaf and sponsored the Go West Party. BUD BOWL 1981 The 5th annual Bud Bowl — Greek-vs-Greek — UT-vs- USF — was played at the USF Soccer Field. UT felt they had prepared the best team possible to capture their first ever Bud Bowl victory. Taking a 13-0 lead early in the game. UT felt their hard work had paid off. However, the dreams soon turned to nightmares as the USF offense picked apart UT's defense, and the offense, not being able to produce, allowed the opponent to toughen up and come up with the big plays. UT lost again (44-26) — but not without a fight and a lot of fun. New friends were made, jersey's were exchanged, and the parties lasted until dark. The MVP for UT was Bill Fountain, a Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Other team members included: Fran Allan, John Dobbie, Andy Ferrigno — of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Bill Gieseking, Rod Cooper, Joe Brandine, Chris Pastina, C.J. Blitzer. Mike Norton, Kent Abbey — of Pi Kappa Phi; Jim Huff. Jacques Pauchey, Tracy Diel, Bruce Roberts — of the Pershing Rifles; Ed Hill. Louis Kuiken, Art Machulsky, Joe Rich, Scott Baxter, Kevin Dec, Brian Hughes — of Phi Delta Theta; Dan Murray, Kory Krucher, and Dan Lee were the coaches. I.F.C. Rush Schedule Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Sept. 11-12 Sept. 13-14 Sept. 17 Sept. 17 thru Oct. 6 Panhellenic — 9:00 — Ballroom IFC Smoker — 9:00 pm — Fletcher Discussion on Greek Life, selling of the system, explaination of rush procedures. No fraternity trophies or tables. Munchies and beer IFC Panhellenic Campus Party Sorority Rush Parties Bids — 7:30 C-Lite 8:00 Individual Smokers — 9-11:00 4 fraternities each night in 4 locations rushees spend time with each group. Bids due in Student Activities Office — Noon Bids will be put in P.O. Boxes by 5:00. Each fraternity will meet their pledges at the same time. (Time and places need to be determined) Open Rush Completed Data Sheets and Due are due at IFC Mtg — 5:00 on the 6th Basic Rules: No advertised parties until after the 6th. No conflicting functions on the 13th 14th. Rushees will be encouraged to attend all 8 smokers. No alcohol during formal rush. 1. How many smokers must a rushee attend? 2. Can women attend the formal smokers? (little sisters) Panhellenic Rush Schedule Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Sept. 13-14 Sept. 17 Sept. 17 thru Oct. 6 Sept. 9 Sept. 11-12 Sept. 12 Sept. 12 Smoker — 9:00 pm — Fletcher Lounge Campus Party — 9:00 pm — Margaret McNiff Bldg. Individual Smokers — 9-11 pm — see signs for more details Bids extended to rushees Open Rush Orientation — 9:00 pm — Ballroom Rush Parties — further details at Orientation Bids extended — 7:30 pm Candlelight ceremony — 8:00 pm — Fletcher Lounge Open Rush begins and continues until end of semester ii I It’s Greek To Me Active Bid Chapter Formal Rush Fraternity Ice Water Tea IFC Initiation Panhellenic Pledge Quota Rushee Smoker Social — a person who has been formally initiated by the chapter. — a formal invitation to pledge. — the local group of the larger national organization which is designated by a special Greek letter name. — a series of parties given by each Greek organization during a specifies period of time and governed by IFC and Panhellenic. — the name that applies to all Greek letter organizations characterized by a ritual, a pin, and a strong tie of friendship. Informally, women's fraternities are termed sororities. — a term which applies to the parties that sororities give for prospective pledges during formal rush. — Interfraternity Council is comprised of one voting member from each fraternity. It is the governing body for the fraternity system. — the formal ceremony during which a pledge takes vows for full membership into the fraternity or sorority. — means all Greek. It is the governing association for all Greek letter sorority women. — one who has been accepted as a probationary member of a group. 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Ml Swmming. 8oot.rg, Camping Tampa. FL Bowling. Photography M nhasset, NY Music. Travel. Luctosso 17 JAMES PATRICK DAY Curta H.S. Comma. Ixw.VUnno Bo'ogy DAVID J. DESMOND Woodstock High School Medcol Technology Staton Island. NY An. Dancing. Oram . Slung. Swimming Woodstock. IL BasketboS Dancing. Football DEBORAH ANNE DIERKS (Debbie) MOtord High School Botogy NATALIE RENEE DUFF lawronoo Hgh School Accounting Mtford.OH Art. Sking. Swimming Lawrence. KS Music. Mood «point TARA QUENNA DUQUENE North Springs Hgh School Chemistry ALMA ELLSWORTH Episcopal Cathedral Accounting JOHN A. EUSTIS (John) South Joftarscn Central School Pfiysree Education ARCTURUS LYNN FATJO (Tory) Coeper City Botogy Aflonta. GA Swimming. Scuba Diving. Photography Lovittown, PR Oancing. Orama. Homoboc Riding Adams, NY Sking. Swimming. Satmg Pombroko Pinos. FL Sasebo . Sking. Swimming TERESA ANNE FINK Bora Raton Acadamy Art THOMAS JOHN FLYNN (Tom) Fakfieid Preparatory School BudntH EDMUND JOSEPH FOODY. II (E.J.) Morbiohood CINDY LEE FOSTER (Cindy) Varice Hgh School Music Education Boca Raton. FL Art. Cancng. Swimming Millord. CT Basoball Marblehead. MA Skiing. Tonms. Soooor Vonica. FL Oancing. Drama. Music ELIZABETH PAULINE GALBREATH Jokot Wost High School Jctel. IL Mati Art. Tonnis. Travol DANIEL R. GARCIA (Danny) W d Motat H.S. E. Setaufcot NY Comp. Scionoo Music. Hunting. Rotor Skating THERESA MARIE GARCIA (T.M.) Citrus High Invomoss. FL Pro-Mod Horseback Riding. Music. Student Oovornmont CHIQUITA MARIA GEORGE (Quita) Bortrom School Jackson Vie, FL Criminology Dancing, Drama. Music THEODORE GIBSON (Tad) Trinity Pawing Marina Science PAMELA MARGARET GRAHAM (Pam) Southwest Miami Sonior Pokbcol Science Now Canaan. CT Sking. Lacrosse, Crow Mrtm. FL Dancing. Politics. Travel KAREN CHRISTINE GRIFFIN (Chris) Mooro Haven Hgh School Mooro Haver. FL Dancing Music. Roodng RICHARD EUGENE GUTER (Ricky) Freehold Township Hgh School Freehold. NJ Basoba i. Baskatbaii. Soccer RICHARD ALDEN HARDY. JR. (Rich) Choriotte Hgh School Port Charlotte. a Computor Scionca Video Gomes. Scionoo Fiction. Collect Come Books LARRY ARLEN HARVEY Charlotte Hgh School Accounting DIANE MARY HEBELER Ncwv.ll Hgh School Marina Sdence-Biology.Chermstry JOHN PATRICK HEFFERNAN Chenango VaOoy Marino Science Port Charlotte, a Boskotbal, Swimming, Key Club Corby, England Art. SSudom Government. Tonrls (Heff) Omghamton. NY Boskotbal . Tennis 18 DAVID WILLIAM HELD Vaco Boach Sonor H.S Pre-Engineering STEPHEN N. HITCH (Steve) Morristown High School Bio. S. Chem. SCOTT A. HOLTZMAN University School Psych JONATHAN DAVID Node Dime Compeer Science lf VO( HoBywood. Music, Potties. Swimmog. Tia HONSEL (Jon) Nuiitri. PA Baseball. Music. Swimming STANLEY DOUGLAS JONES Bow High School Bow . MO Ma tne Science AMITA INGE FRIEDA KILBOURNE (Inge. Frieda) SaleKe Hoh Scncoi S«tt ite Beech. FL Veterinary Medore Dancing. Horseback Rding. Music. Water Slung. Swimming. Travel TONY DARRYL KING (Darryl) Stephens High Accounting SEUNG WOOK LIM Sandalwood Serior Hgh School PreOorbstry Baskerba, ®Eau ace) � « (Mlk:r leelouoen •■-«•--«aaayj Oanorj S L0R0 (Jim) Acoountng HiNLYSTAD (Party) °hnmarano .— .. .mivvj ---K-- rwgh PhysiealEd. MICHAEL JOSEPH MARSHALL (Mt. Boston CoBoga agh School SABINA EVELYN MASTERS -ely High Schoo lompuier Science sSSiA ewotwe Si Xi0 Mcksnha ■'•II hSc A0 (Steve) SkJq T Si Naples. Horseback Riding. Vus . SW Pembroke Pines. Music. Student Government. Tra Concord, MA Cars. Karate, Weightlifting Portsmouth. NH Besebetl. Football. Biking I SS n-GM, £«!f hard miskievwcz (h , kic Vi w_. « A� � ___ EJM6SA Moran (K.y) X.SHE MOSIMAN Oram. 19 KATHLEEN MARGARET MURRAY (Kathy) • Saint Thomas Aovinas FoH Lauderdale. FI ASwtrT Swmmrg. Go� . Bechgammon DANIELLE LYNNE NELSON (Danielle) „ • C i1ral Htfi SchoO' KOOMI9. I n £d. Tecfv Horseback Riding. Swimming. Travel GERALD JAMES NYSTROM (Jay) Boca Rator Hgh School Mao no SoenceBotogy LAWRENCE PADERSKY (Larry) „ , • John H. Gloon Greenlaw. NY PoMiCAl Sdonco Baseball. Foolbal. Horseback Riding. Music. Siding. Swimming Boca Rtfon.Fl Muw:. Swimming. MotorcycJng HAROLD MARIO PAQUET Madeon Hgh School Business Adm. Madison. OH Besoball. Tonrvs. Travel GARNETHIA H. PETTIFORD (Missy) Beach Chain ! Arvomc. NY MwVacng Danong, Drama. Wntmg THOMAS ANTHONY PIGNATARO (Tom) East Bay Ugh School ApoHo Bch.. FI Pro-Mod Dancmg. Student Government. Tram! STEVEN MICHAEL QUIAMBAO (Steve) Manomoni High School Ondnnao. OM Mahno Soonco pMib—. Basketball. Canong. Football Music JANE M. QUINN (Matt) Si. Josephs Regional KS. . Joseph's Regional KS. Saddle Rwe� . NJ Business Horseback Rrdmg. Slung. Tennis. Scuba Onng SUSAN LYNN REINECKE Grand Haven High Schob Marne Bofcgy STEPHEN RIBECKY WosBwkJ sonor High School Computer Sconce ROBERT JOHN ROBICHEAU Mdtord Academy West Haven. CT Business Basobal. Basketball. Football Sking. Tennis Grand Haven. Ml Dancing. Music. Swmmmg wasmokJ. nj Swmmog. Tennis, Soccer LUCIA MARGARITA ROCES (Lucy) Suncoast Communty Hgh School Wosl Palm Beach. FL Joumaism Horseback Riding. Travel. Wrung BUCHILLOU TOMAS JESUS RODRIGUEZ (Tommy) Ccaego San Jose Cataflo. PR Business Admnwtrabon Art Drama. Travel KENNETH EUGENE ROSA (Ken) Windsor Locks Hgh School Windsor Locks. CT Business Adman. Drama. Foolbal. Slang. Tennis. Gol KAREN BETH ROSS Nooial Hgi School Business M-.Waukoe.WI Foolbal. Music, Tennis. Travel BRIAN ERIC RUMPF Si. Joseph Political Science DEBORAH MARIE RUSOFF (Debi) Roddodgo Hgh School Chemistry SUZANNE SAIYA (Sue) North Bab ton HS. Nursing Toms Rrver. NJ Basketball. Poetics Travel RockJodge. FL Drama. Swimming, Travel North Babylon. NY Horseback R-dng. Swimming. ttckfcne MARY THERESE SCHMUKER (Mary) East Kentwood Kentwood. Ml Oceanography Art. Swimming. Travel JENNIFER ANN SCHROEDER (Dippy) Greenwich Central Greenwich. NY Pro-Vet Horseback Ridmg. Skiing. Travel. Horse Training and Showing JOANN LYNN SEARCH (Jo) Sporta Hgh School BkvProYVd GILBERTO SELOSSE (Tito) Cotego San Igneo© Do Loyola Hato Rey. PR Accountng Baskocbel. Swimming, Runnng, Volleyball. Table Tonrvs FLORENCE MARTINE SHERMAN (Flory) Great Neck South Great Neck. NY usnass Swtmmmg. Terms Soccer Sperte. NJ Drama. Travel, Volloybal 20 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY PRESS One Bell Road, Montgomery, Alabama 36141 MARY LIZABETH SIDDELL (Beth) St 4es Hjh School BuenesVCcmpuert Westport. CT Horseback R-dog Slang. Raid Hockey NANCY ELIZABETH SMITH Semirole Hgh School Computor Seen� STEVE R. SMITH OurdeeHigh Computer Soence PATRICIA GAIL STARK Croukii Hgh School Pjyctx gy Seminole. FL Oram� . Swimming Oundee. It Qasebai. Tenn, . Travel CreseUI. NJ Horseback RkSo). Travel. Photography LAURA LYNN STEPHENS (Laura) Aurtntown-Fiich Youngstown. OH PoWcaJ Soence Mr , Swmrnng, Travel ALEXANDRA HUDNUTT STIRLING (Sandy) New Canaan Ngh School New Canaan. CT Manne Oology An. Horseback Riding Oenog-Reuing Tropical Fnf LAURA LEE SUSHKO (Laurie) Amtyvile Memorial Hgh School EDMUND K. SWIGART. Ill (Ted) The Gunnery Criminology Amityvile. NY Tervw. Boeing. Water Slang Washngton.CT An. Soccer. Phvata Detect RICHARD W. TREDER (Rick) Oowningtown Senior High School Business SETH UHRMAN Orange High School Business JILL ANNE UROFF South Brunswick H.S. Psychology STEPHEN ANDREW VACLAVIK Mad.son County High School Pre-Law Oowmngtown, PA Baaebaa. Tenne. Golf Pepoev Pike. OH Sesebai. Sluing. Travel Kendall Partu NJ Horseback Rang. Music. Tennis Madison. Ft Basebai. Muse. Photography ARLIVON C. VEGA (Arty) Cupeyvae School Acccuntng JILL MARA WEISS J. Hamason Welch Acadomy PoMoal Science BARBARA N. WEEKS Gateway Reg. High School PAMELA LYNN WHEAR (Pam) Frodonck Douglass El. Educa Km Isle Verde. PR Dancing. Travel. VoSeybel Fort Myers. FL Dancing. Student Government. Travel Wenonah. NJ Horseback RkJng. Music. Travel Upper Martooro. MO Music. Swimring Travel JAVIN JON WOLF JODI JAYNE WOLFE (Jodi) low-Heywood Thomas Busoess Milwaukee. W1 Basebai. Muse. Tennis Stamtord. CT Skmg. Swimming. Travel JOANNE WOLMAN Great Neck South Business Great Neck. NY Water Skiing. Swimming. Tennis JOSEPH PETER ZANDERZUK (Jo«) Cen-ereach High School Chmnotogy Ceniereaeh. NY Baseball. Sking. Fishing NOT PICTURED LISA MARIE GUAY St Thomas Agunas H.S. Psychology Edson. NJ Art. Swimming. Travel 21 NOT€S V J NOT€S NOT€S