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DR.  ED  JEFFRIES 

4635  Jones  Trail 

Lakeland,  PL  33813 


Volume  60 


INTERLACHEN  1992 

Florida  Southern  College 
Lakeland,  Florida  33802 


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I  sure  wish  someone  would  fake  a  drowning  so  I  could  take  a  swim. 
Jake  Bast  enjoys  getting  a  tan,  while  protecting  FSC  swimmers. 

Like  any  educated  person,  Shawn  Samberg  tries  to  stay  abreast  of 

current  world  events. 


Opening 


"Child  of  the  Sun" 

Light  of  the  World 

Frank  Lloyd  Wright  was  the  genius  behind 
the  "Child  of  the  Sun."  His  ideas  and  creativity 
have  been  an  inspiration  in  the  lives  of  all  who 
have  crossed  the  Florida  Southern  College 
campus.  However,  it  is  the  refreshing  life  and 
vigor  that  the  students  bring  to  the  campus  each 
year  that  adds  bright,  new  meaning  to  the  cam- 
pus and  the  "Child  of  the  Sun."  It  is  to  these 
very  special  students  that  this  annual  is 
dedicated. 

(Above  left)    I  disagree,  I  think  "Calvin  and  Hobbes"  is  funnier  than  "Family 
Circus."  Two  students  discuss  the  finer  points  of  FSC  studies. 


I  dare  you  to  hit  the  ball  over  here.  Donna  is  ready  for  anything,  as  she  joins 
in  intramural  softball. 

Honest,  I  didn't  do  it.  Cindy  wonders  just  how  long  you  have  to  smile  for 
one  of  these  cameras. 


Opening 


You  know,  I'm  not  quite  sure  what  everyone  is  lookin'  at. 
Mark  and  Todd  look  into  the  camera  for  the  answer. 


Convo  is  great!    Susie  Stringfellow  exhibits  her  sorority 
spirit  by  wearing  her  jersey  to  the  first  Convocation  of  the 

year. 


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Hello,  beautiful.  Doing  anything  Friday  night?  An  FSC 
gentleman  shares  sweet  nothings  with  his  lovely,  yet  quiet, 
companion. 

Everyone  talks  too  fast,  but  they  do  have  good  ice-cream. 
Misa  and  Shiori  enjoy  some  of  the  perks  of  being  FSC 
boarding  students. 


The  sun  was  great,  but  we're  ready  for  some  nice  cool  showers,  now. 
Deana  and  Lara  head  back  to  their  dorms  after  a  taxing  day  at  the  pool. 

Two  scoops  or  three?  Decisions,  decisions.  Lisa  Kasza  helps  herself  to  all 
the  fixings  for  a  banana  split,  complements  of  SUB. 


Opening 


If  I  have  to  write  this  paper,  I  might  as  well  do  it  in  a  nice  setting. 
Michael  Powell  works  diligently,  to  the  musical  sound  of  fountains,  in 
front  of  the  Roux  Library. 

One  little,  two  little,  three  little  mermaids...  Cooling  off  after  a  long  day 
of  classes. 


Hey,  she's  cute.  Go  talk  to  her,  man.  Burt  Grimm,  Everett  Baber,  and 
Shannon  Beckett  find  that  SUB  study  breaks  are  a  great  place  to  unwind. 


I'm  too  full  to  move.  Two  FSC  students  kick  back  and  relax  in  the  shade 
outside  the  caf. 

"And  then  Moses  said  to  Pharaoh..."  Chaplain  Standleyand  Dean  Wade 
swap  stories,  while  they  wait  for  the  first  Convocation  processional  to 


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Are  you  sure  this  is  you?  Deana  Hartman  is  anxious  to  eat  lunch,  as  she 

shows  a  cafeteria  worker  her  I.D. 

Golgi  apparatus  and  endoplasmic  reticulum  are  the  worst!  Heidi  Deck 
studies  on  a  Lake  Hollingsworth  dock. 


Mmmm.  Students  can  choose  from  several  delectable  dishes  that  are 
diligently  prepared  by  the  cafeteria  workers. 

Ooops!  I  think  this  shrank.  Even  guys  have  to  learn  to  do  their  laundry  at 

college. 


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Hi  darlings,  just  taking  a  short  break  before  getting  back  to  work. 
The  cafeteria  workers  rest  for  a  moment  in  order  to  prepare  for  the 
evening  rush. 

You  put  your  right  hand  in.  You  pull  your  right  hand  out.  You  do 
the  hokey-pokey...    The  FSC  soccer  team  huddles  during  a  game. 


Opening 


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New  Horizons 

Light  and  Knowledge 

College-life  is  a  succession  of  changes. 
From  morning  until  night,  students  are 
learning  and  growing,  as  well  as  setting 
and  reaching  goals.  And  while  the  changes 
will  never  end,  the  friendships  and  knowl- 
edge gained  at  FSC  will  always  remind 
each  student  of  the  light  shed  abroad  in 
the  "Child  of  the  Sun." 


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Ahh,  perfect.  Judy  molds  a  masterpiece  in  sculpting  class. 

Maybe  I  should  have  gone  to  the  deli  line.    Michelle  Morton  has 
second  thoughts,  while  eating  her  meal. 

Actually  the  view  is  not  that  bad  from  here.  David  Mcmaster  looks 
across  the  FSC  campus  at  dusk. 


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Juliet!  Juliet!  It's  me,  Romeo! 

Is  it  a  bird,  a  plane,  Dean  Wade  on  his  bike?  Whatever  they're  watching,  it 

seems  to  have  the  full  attention  of  Allison  Arnold,  Amy  Stroyan,  Claudia 

Wasserbauer,  and  Professor  Snodgrass. 


Soccer  players  are  wonderful!  Rachel  Mamolou,  Susie  Nelson,  and   Beckie 
Clark  are  admiring  the  amount  of  work  and  dedication  it  takes  to  be  an  FSC 

athlete. 

I  am  sooo  thirsty.  FSC  students  get  a  taste  of  "the  real  thing." 


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Administrative 
Officers  &  Staff 

A  dedicated  administration  is  the  key  to 
any  successful  institution.  The  Florida  South- 
ern administrative  officers  and  staff  are  just 
that.  Even  with  all  of  the  responsibilities  of 
running  a  college,  the  FSC  administration  and 
staff  still  take  time  to  interact  with  the  students. 
The  personal  relationships  between  these  im- 
portant individuals  and  the  students  make 
Florida  Southern  more  than  just  a  place  to 
learn. 

Florida  Southern  College  Chaplain 
Meredith  R.  Standley  credits  the  college's  suc- 
cess and  high  standings  to  the  "clear  focus  and 
dynamic  purpose  of  the  leadership  of  Presi- 
dent Robert  A.  Davis." 


Many  well-known  individuals  have  visited  Florida  Southern 

College.  Here,  President  Davis  gives  Winston  Churchill  III  a 

tour  of  the  beautiful  campus. 


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President  Davis  talks  with  David  Gergen,  editor- 
at-large  of  "U.S.  News  and  World  Report,"  before 
the  October  1991  Convocation. 

Dean  Moran,  Dean  Wade,  and  President  Davis 
converse  during  "O-Week." 


13  }  Administrative  Officers  and  Staff 


Dr.  Ben  F.  Wade,  Vice  President  and  Dean  of  the  College. 

Dr.  Wade  has  worked  at  Florida  Southern  since  1973.  He  has  a  B.  A.  from 
Bridgewater  College,  an  M.  Div.  from  the  United  Theological  Seminary, 
an  S.T.M.  from  Boston  University,  an  M.S.  from  Columbia  University, 
and  a  Ph.  D.  from  Hartford  Seminary. 


Mr.Brunner  R.  Hunt,  Vice  President  of  Finance. 

Mr.  Hunt  has  been  a  member  of  the  FSC  staff  since  1978.  He  obtained  his 
B.A.  from  Emory  University,  and  his  M.B.A.  from  Harvard  Graduate 
School  of  Business  Administration. 


Mrs.  Sheelagh  R.  Boisvert 
Director  of  the  Orlando 
Program 


Mrs.  E.  Ann  Boyles 

Director  of  AESL  Program 


Dr.  Sidney  T.  Davis 
Director  of  Port  Charlotte 
Program 


Mr.  Donald  M.  Clayton  Jr. 

Director  of  Student 
Accounts 


Mr.  V.  Terry  Dennis 

Controller 


Miss  Michelle  C.  Gesche 

Asst.  to  the  Dean  of  Stu- 
dents, Dir.  of  Greek  Life 


Mrs.  Lynn  M.  Griffith 

Director  of  Alumni 


Dr.  Theodore  M.  Haggard 

Director  of  the  Library 


Dr.  Douglas  F.  Mailman 
Director  of  Church 


Mr.  William  S.  Hatten 

Assistant  Vice  President  for 


Development 


Mr.  William  H.  Jago 

Manager  of  the  College 
Bookstore 


Mr.  Gerald  W.  Jones 
Director  of  Buildings  and 
Grounds 


Mr.  William  F.  Jones 

Development  Officer 


Mr.  Norman  F.  Kamp 

Director  of  Food  Services 


Mr.  Wayne  E.  Koehler 

Director  of  Sports  Informa- 
tion 


Administrative  Officers  and  Staff 


Mr.  Hugh  A.  Moran,  Jr.,  Vice  President  and  Dean  of  Students. 

Mr.  Moran  joined  the  FSC  staff  in  1975,  and  holds  an  A.A.  degree  from 
Brevard  College,  a  B.A.  from  High  Point  College,  and  an  M.Ed,  from  the 
University  of  North  Carolina  at  Greensboro. 


Mr.  William  R.  Finch,  Vice  President  of  Development. 

Mr.  Finch  joined  the  FSC  staff  in  January  of  1990.  He  currently  holds  a 
Bachelor  of  Science  degree  from  Baldwin-Wallace  College  in  Berea,  Ohio. 


Mrs.  Donna  J.  Koewler 

Director  of  Student  Activi- 
ties and  Recreation 


Mrs.  Marsha  M.  Leap 

Director  of  Career  Counsel- 
ing and  Placement 


Mr.  Benjamin  E.  McDaniel 

Assistant  Director  of 
Housing 


Mr.  Fred  T.  Nielson 
Chief  Security  Officer 


Ms.  Marilyn  J.  Nissen 
Director  of  Testing 


Mrs.  Kimberly  A.  Pickering 
Dean  of  Women  and 
Director  of  Housing 


Mr.  Larry  A.  Powell 

Director  of  Intramurals  and 
Volunteer  Service  Projects 


Mr.  Harold  M.  Smeltzly 

Director  of  Athletics 


Mr.  William  B.  Stephens,  Jr. 

Director  of  Admissions 


Mr.  Robert  L.  Sterling 

Director  of  Financial  Aid 


Ms.  Shari  A.  Szabo 

Director  of  Annual  Funds 


Miss  Sally  L.  Thissen 
Registrar 


Mr.  Michael  E.  Thom 

Campus  Photographer 


Mr.  R.  Russell  Walker,  Jr. 
Director  of  Institutional 
Research 


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Mr.  Darrell  D.  Webb 

Operations  Manager 


Administrative  Officers  and  Staff 


Board  of  Trustees 


Mr.  Jack  M.  Berry 

The  Hon.  C.  Farris  Bryant 

Dr.  Charles  W.  Courtoy 

Mr.  Roosevelt  Dell,  Jr. 

Mr.  Sam  T.  Dell,  Jr. 

Mr.  James  L.  Ferman,  Jr. 

Mr.  Frank  H.  Furman,  Jr. 

Mr.  J.  R.  Graves 

Mr.  Lloyd  G.  Hendry 

Mr.  Andrew  H.  Hines,  Jr. 

Bishop  H.  Hasbrouck  Hughes,  Jr. 

Mr.  John  E.  Hunt,  Sr. 

Mr.  Charles  H.  Jenkins,  Sr. 

Dr.  Jimmy  S.  Jones 

Dr.  Thomas  C.  Kelsey 

Mrs.  Alice  W.  Lockmiller 

Mr.  Joseph  O.  Macbeth 

Dr.  James  M.  Marlowe 

Mr.  E.  Vane  McClurg 

Mr.  George  T.  Miller 

Mr.  Fred  R.  Millsaps 

Mr.  J.  Quinton  Rumph 

Mr.  James  W.  Russell 

Mr.  T.  Terrell  Sessums 

Mr.  Robert  R.  Sharp 

Dr.  John  P.  Simon 

Mr.  George  A.  Snelling 

Mrs.  Dorotha  C.  Tanner 

Mr.  Robert  S.  Trinkle 

Mr.  J.  Lanier  Upshaw 

Mrs.  Ruth  S.  Wedgworth 

EMERITUS  TRUSTEES 

Dr.  R.  C.  Holmes 

Mr.  Ernest  C.  McClurg 

Mr.  A.L.  Ellis 

Bishop  Edward  J.  Pendergrass 

President  Robert  A.  Davis 

Florida  Southern  College  is  proud  to  have  Robert  A.  Davis  as  the  college's  fifteenth  president. 
President  Davis  joined  the  FSC  administration  in  1 976  after  his  election  by  the  College  Board  of  Trustees. 
Dr.  Davis  is  an  honor  graduate  of  the  University  of  Georgia.  He  also  holds  degrees  from  Emory 
University  and  Yale  University,  in  addition  to  two  honorary  degrees.  His  other  accomplishments 
include  being  named  in  Who's  Who  in  America  and  Who's  Who  in  the  World.  Dr.  Davis  is  a  member 
of  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  Beta  Gamma  Sigma,  and  Omicron  Delta  Kappa.  Dr.  Davis  was  also  the  President  of 
the  National  Association  of  Schools  and  Colleges  of  the  United  Methodist  Church. 

Dr.  Davis'  other  achievements  have  included  leadership  positions  in  numerous  state  and  national 
educational  associations.  Florida  Southern  College  has  benefited  greatly  during  the  last  sixteen  years, 
with  President  Robert  A.  Davis  as  its  outstanding  leader. 


Administrative  Officers  and  Staff 


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Notables 


Florida  Southern  College  recognizes  students 
with  exemplary  leadership  and  academic 
attributes,  by  offering  to  them  the  privilege 
of  membership  in  national  honorary 
organizations. 

For  many  students  their  abilities  come  to 
recognition  through  involvement  in  various 
college  competitions,  including  Mr.  and  Miss 
Interlachen,  Miss  Greek,  and  the  James  C. 
Rogers  and  Miss  Southern  awards.  One 
student  is  also  selected  each  year  as  the 
Florida  Southern  College  Honor  Walk 
Student.  We  are  very  proud  of  these  students 
for  their  involvement  and  the  achievements 

that  they  have  made. 


Trent  Davis  found  time  to  serve  as  a  Resident  Advisor  and  justice  on  the 
Judicial  Review  Board,  while  studying  at  FSC.  Here,  he  takes  a  break  at 
the  Cafe.  Many  students  make  notable  additions  to  the  campus  through 
participation  in  extra-curricular  activities. 


Florida  Southern  College  expands  leadership 
qualities  and  teaches  people  how  to  get  along 
better  and  to  cooperate  in  order  to  achieve  a 
desired  goal  or  outcome.  —Dawn  Mura 

We  may  be  freshmen,  but  we're  still  notable! 
Student  Government  Senator  Kris  Fessel  and 
International  Student  Association  Vice 
President  Candice  Nelson  worked  to  make 
1991-92  a  memorable  year. 


Notables 


Omicron 

Delta 

Kappa 


Omicron  Delta  Kappa  is  recognized 
as  the  top  national  leadership  honor  soci- 
ety in  America  for  college  men  and 
women.  To  be  considered  for  member- 
ship a  student  must  be  of  exemplary  char- 
acter, rank  in  the  upper  35%  in  scholar- 
ship (above  a  3.0  grade  point  average), 
and  have  a  record  of  significant  respon- 
sible leadership.  The  Florida  Southern 
Circle  was  established  in  1951  and  has 
been  involved  in  campus  activities  ever 
since.  ODK  at  Florida  Southern  College 
was  recognized  as  the  outstanding  Circle 
in  1984, 1986  and  1988. 


Omicron  Delta  Kappa:  Melissa  Ayers,  Heather  Benedict,  Keith  Berend,  David  Campbell,  John  Cleveland, 
Shannon  Daugherty,  Barbie  Polk  Davis,  Pete  Davis,  Geof  f  ery  Freebern,  Tracy  Hardie,  Shae  Harrell,  Michael 
Haynes,  Emily  Heath,  Holly  Huber,  Beth  Hunt,  Jennifer  Kleman,  Richard  l.ofink,  Timothy  May,  Melinda 
McConnaughhay,  Joy  Milner,  Lazarus  Mitchell,  Dawn  Mura,  Cathy  Pike,  Karen  Pontuti,  Jacqueline  Powers, 
Emily  Schorr,  Victoria  Sheffield,  Holly  Shields,  Jennifer  Simpson,  Noel  Slater,  John  Vondruska,  Brian 
Walsh,  Heather  Williams,  Kimberly  Wilson,  Jamelle  Wooldridge,  Christina  Younkers,  Marc  Zeff.  Faculty 
Members:  C.  Jeffrey  Wiley,  Richard  R.  Burnette,  W.  Waite  Willis,  Raymond  H.  Fischer,  Harold  M.  Smeltzly, 
Robert  M.  MacDonald,  Lawrence  R.  Burke,  Henry  C  Hartje,  Jr.,  Margaret  L.  Gilbert,  Kathleen  M.  Benn, 
Robert  A.  Davis,  Hugh  A.  Moran,  Sandra  L.  Ivey,  Wendell  E.  Hulcher,  Kimberly  A.  Pickering,  Lynn  M. 
Griffith,  Charley  C.  Matlock,  Robert  H.  Tate,  Shari  A.  Szabo,  Lois  Webb,  Missy  Northrup,  Walter  P.  Weaver, 
Charles  E.  Anderson,  James  A.  Dodd,  Ben  F.  Wade,  Joan  G.  Buccino,  Lawrence  L.  Campbell,  Jill  D.  Finnerty, 
John  E.  Santosuosso,  Kimberly  Yang,  Michelle  C.  Gesche,  Sally  L.  Thissen,  Dana  L.  Egolf,  Robert  H.  Baum. 


Alma  Mater 

Orange  groves  o'erspread  her  campus 

Chimes  her  hymn  intone, 

India  greets  across  the  garden 

Southern's  mystic  throne. 

CHORUS: 

Florida  Southern,  thee  we  love; 

Thee  we'll  never  fail 

Hail  to  thee  our  alma  mater, 

Hail  to  Southern,  hail. 

II 

Stately  walls  alone  can  never 

Compass  learning's  goal 

Heart  to  heart  must  pass  the  token 

Soul  inspirit  soul. 

REPEAT  CHORUS 


Miss  Greek 


Notables 


This  year's  Miss  Greek  is  Stacia  Prior.  Stacia  is  a 
sophomore  studying  Marketing.  She  represented 
her  sorority,  Alpha  Delta  Pi,  in  the  competition. 
The  Miss  Greek  Pageant  is  sponsored  each  year  by 
the  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  fraternity  in  support  of  their 
philanthropy,  the  American  Cancer  Society. 


Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American  Universities  and  Colleges:  Tammy  Ahlbrandt,  Melissa  Ayers, 
Michelle  Becker,  Heather  Benedict,  Heather  Bischoff,  David  Campbell,  Christina  Ch'Ng,  John  Cleveland, 
Shannon  Daugherty,  Barbara  Polk  Davis,  Peter  Davis,  Susan  Fife,  Judith  Frierman,  Tracy  Hardie,  Shae 
Harrell,  Michael  Haynes,  Emily  Heath,  Denise  Hefke,  Linda  Hessinger,  Holly  Huber,  Kimberly  Hunt,  Mary 
Keener,  Julie  Kent,  Jennifer  Kleman,  Timothy  May,  Melinda  McConnaughhay,  Joy  Milner,  Lazarus 
Mitchell,  Dawn  Mura,  Brian  Nottage,  Cathy  Pike,  Karen  Pontuti,  Jacqueline  Powers,  Emily  Schorr,  Victoria 
Sheffield,  Holly  Shields,  Jennifer  Simpson,  Noel  Slater,  Kimberly  Thornton,  Missy  Turbeville,  Kara 
Wahlbrink,  Brian  Walsh,  Heather  Williams,  Kimberly  Wilson,  Jamelle  Wooldridge,  Christina  Younkers. 


Phi  Eta  Sigma:  Tammy  Ahlbrandt,  Tricia  Banks,  Michelle  Becker,  Keith  Berend,  Heidi  Breuer, 
Stephanie  Brown,  Ke Hie  Chaplin,  Christina  Ch'Ng,  Tiffany  Cutts,  Barbara  Polk  Davis,  Peter  Davis, 
Terrence  Delikat,  Donna  Deragon,  Dana  Farley,  Karen  Fife,  Susan  Fife,  Andrea  Finn,  Geoffrey  Freebern, 
Jill  Greene,  Melissa  Harlason,  Emily  Heath,  Denise  Hefke,  Linda  Hessinger,  Holly  Higinbotham,  Holly 
Huber,  Paula  Huffman,  Kelly  Jackson,  Julie  Kent,  Amy  Knollinger,  Trina  Knotts,  Stephanie  Lang,  Kim 
Lickliter,  Coleen  McCreanor,  Donna  Miller,  Ellen  Muse,  Brian  Nottage,  Birju  Patel,  Danielle  Phypers, 
Cathy  Pike,  Tanya  Pollnow,  Jacqueline  Powers,  Jennifer  Schmid,  Emily  Schorr,  Sharon  Schroer,  Victoria 
Sheffield,  Holly  Shields,  Noel  Slater,  Donna  Smathers,  Anita  Smith,  Linda  Smith,  Mandie  Stagg, 
Tamara  Stratton,  James  Terrell,  Kevin  Thurman,  Amy  Trogan,  Missy  Turbeville,  April  Turnquest,  Brian 
Walsh,  Chester  Wiley,  Kimberly  Wilson,  Jamelle  Wooldridge,  Courtney  Wright,  Christina  Younkers; 
Honorary  Members:  Dr.  Robert  A.  Davis,  Dr.  Ben  F.  Wade,  Dean  Hugh  A.  Moran,  Jr.,  Dr.  Joan  G. 
Buccino,  Mrs.  Paula  R.  Buck,  Dr.  Richard  Burnette,  Mr.  Francis  DeReus,  Mrs.  Patricia  Dockery,  Dr. 
Margaret  Gilbert,  Dr.  Henry  Harrje,  Jr.,  Mr.  Duane  Hopkins,  Mr.  Wendell  Hulcher,  Dr.  Frank  Johnson, 
Dr.  Edwin  L.  Plowman,  Dr.  John  Santosuosso,  Mr.  Robert  H.  Tate,  Dr.  Walter  Weaver,  Dr.  Waite  W. 
Willis,  Jr.,  Mr.  Chester  S.  Wiley. 


Who's 
Who 


This  year  forty-six  students  were  se- 
lected among  the  student  body  of  Florida 
Southern  CoUege  to  be  listed  in  the  1991- 
1992  edition  of  Who's  Who  Among  Stu- 
dents in  American  Colleges  and  Universi- 
ties. Thesesrudentshaveabovea3.0grade 
point  average,  are  involved  in  numerous 
campus  activities,  and  are  recognized 
leaders  among  their  peers  and  the  college 
administration  and  faculty." 


Phi  Eta 
Sigma 

Phi  Eta  Sigma  is  a  national  college 
scholastic  honor  society  for  freshmen.  All 
freshmen  who  earn  a  cumulative  grade 
point  average  of  3.5  or  above  at  the  end  of 
their  first  semester  or  second  semester  are 
eligible  for  membership.  Chapters  engage 
in  many  activities  designed  to  recognize 
and  promote  high  scholarship  among 
freshmen.  Inductions  are  held  twice  a  year 
and  membership  is  for  life. 


Notables 


Miss  Southern 


Heather  Doreen  Benedict  of  Lake 
Placid,  Florida,  was  crowned  the  55th 
Miss  Southern  on  February  18, 1992,  succeeding  Alicia  Victoria  Wiggins.  She  was  chosen 
out  of  13  candidates.  Sponsored  by  the  Student  Government  Association,  she  has  served 
the  organization  as  president,  Junior  Class  president,  and  Sophomore  Class  president. 
Heather  also  served  as  vice  president  of  Omicron  Delta  Kappa,  Order  of  Omega 
president,  and  as  a  representative  for  the  Association  of  Women  Students. 

She  was  vice  president  of  membership  in  her  sorority,  Kappa  Delta,  as  well  as 
Philanthropy  Chairperson  and  Pledge  Class  vice  president.  Heather's  Greek  activities 
also  include  Panhellenic  Council  president  and  Scholarship  Chairman,  as  well  as  Lambda 
Chi  Alpha  Chapter  Sweetheart  and  A.M.  Class  Sweetheart. 

Heather  is  listed  in  "Who's  Who"  and  received  the  Outstanding  Sophomore  of  the 
Year  award.  She  has  been  a  member  of  the  Student  Affairs,  Orientation,  and  Founders' 
Week  Committees,  as  well  as  serving  as  a  Junior  Advisor  and  Miss  Molly. 


Melissa  A  vers  Robin  Clark 


Tracy  Hardic  ShaeHarrell 


Tracy  Heffner 


Denise  Hefke 


Mary  Jane  Keener 


Jennifer  Kleman 


Melinda  McConnaughay  Karen  Ponruti 


Jacqueline  Powers  Jennifer  Simpson 


James  C.  Rogers  Award 

David  Alex  Campbell  was  deemed  the  11th  recipient  of  the  James  C.  Rogers,  Jr., 
Award  on  February  18, 1992.  David  represented  the  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  fraternity.  He 
served  the  fraternity  as  a  member  of  the  Rush  Committee  and  Scholarship  Committee. 

A  biology  major,  David  has  been  an  active  participant  in  the  American  Chemical 
Society  and  served  as  president,  vice  president,  and  historian  of  Tri-Beta. 

David  participated  in  the  Student  Government  Association  as  part  of  the  Escort 
Service  and  was  also  a  member  of  Circle  K.  His  other  campus  activities  include  Florida 
Public  Relations  Association,  Senior  Class  Project  Committee,  and  he  was  a  Resident 
Advisor  for  two  years.  In  previous  years,  he  has  also  been  involved  with  the  James  C. 
Rogers/Miss  Southern  Committee. 

David  was  honored  on  the  Dean's  List,  as  a  President's  Scholarand  in  "Who's  Who 
Among  Students  in  American  Univer- 
sities and  Colleges."  He  is  also  a  mem- 
ber of  Omicron  Delta  Kappa. 

David  was  selected  from  five  can- 
didates, who  along  with  the  Miss  South- 
ern candidates,  must  meet  the  follow- 
ing requirements:  earned  at  least  a  3.0 
GPA,  92  credit  hours,  and  participate  in 
at  least  three  campus  activities. 

Notables 


Keith  Berend 


Bradley  Pa  Hon 


John  Steward 


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Miss  Interlachen 


First  Runner-up 
Robin  Clark 

Year:  Senior 

Sponsor:  Alpha  Delta  Pi 


Christina  Younkers 

Sponsored  by  Joseph  Reynolds 

Year:  Junior 

Major:  Public  Relations 

Christina  is  a  member  of  Zeta  Tau  Alpha  and  has  been 

active  in  several  campus  organizations,  as  a  Junior  Advisor, 

Student  Ambassador,  and  member  of  Omicron  Delta  Kappa. 

After  graduation,  Christina  plans  to  pursue  a  career  in  media 

production. 


First  Runner-up 
William  K.  Melvin 

Year:  Junior 

Sponsor:  Commuter 

Student  Organization 


Second 
Runner-up 

Monique 
Montgomery 

Year:  Junior 

Sponsor:  Commuter 

Student  Organization 


Mr.  Interlachen 


Second  Runner-up 
Trent  Davis 

Year:  Junior 
Sponsor  Hollis  Hall 


Brant  Menswar 

Sponsored  by  Jenkins  Hall 

Year:  Junior 

Major:  Public  Relations 

Brant  is  involved  in  many  organizations.  He  is  an  RA 

for  Jenkins  Hall ,  staff  member  on  The  Southern,  a  Student 

Ambassador,  and  a  member  of  SGA.  Brant's  goals  for  the 

future  include  being  an  Account  Executive  and  establishing 

himself  as  an  actor. 


Our  Thanks  To... 


this  year's  judge,  Kim  Boyce.  Ms.  Boyce  is  a  native  of  Winter  Haven,  Florida, 
and  represented  her  home  state  in  the  1984  Miss  America  Pageant,  placing  in 
the  Top  10.  She  now  resides  in  Nashville,  Tennessee,  and  is  one  of  Contemporary 
Christian  Music's  Top  Artists  with  numerous  Number  One  and  Top  10  radio 
hits.  She  recently  signed  a  new  album  deal  with  Warner  Alliance,  a  division 
of  Warner  Brothers  Records,  with  a  new  album  to  be  released  in  the  summer  of 
1992. 


Notables 


1992  Honor  Walk  Student 


Wendy  Shae  Harrell 


Shae  is  a  Communications  major  from  Winter  Haven,  Florida.  Her  campus  honors 
and  activities  include:  Omicron  Delta  Kappa;  Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American 
Colleges  and  Universities;  FSC  Best  Actress  Award  1990-91;  President's  Scholar;  Editor, 
INTERLACHEN  1991-92;  and  Associate  Editor,  THE  SOUTHERN  1991-92. 

Other  extra  curricular  activities  include:  Member  Founder's  Week  Committee,  Poetry 
Day  Committee,  and  Senior  Class  Project  Committee;  Big  Buddy;  Miss  Molly;  and  Com- 
munications Club. 

In  addition,  Shae  spent  time  in  Quebec,  Canada  studying  French  and  served  as 
French  Club  President. 


Notables 


Departments  & 
Organizations 

Every  student  in  college  goes  through  a  per- 
sonal transition  in  his  or  her  life—choosing  a  major. 
When  it  comes  down  to  choosing  what  they  want  to 
do  with  the  rest  of  their  lives,  some  people  are 
confused,  while  others  have  it  all  planned  out. 

Fortunately,  FSC  offers  a  variety  of  organiza- 
tions for  students  to  participate  in.  These  organiza- 
tions allow  students  to  broaden  their  outlooks  through 
their  own  or  through  someone  else's  experiences. 
They  also  help  the  students  see  if  their  majors  really 
suit  them  now  and  more  importantly  in  the  future. 
All  in  all,  FSC  has  some  great  organizations 
to  choose  from.  Whether  they  are  traditional  or  non- 
traditional,  they  offer  students  a  valuable  taste  of 
the  opportunities  that  are  available  to  them. 


James  Boschulte  studies  plant  life.  Hands-on  experience  gives 
students  added  knowledge  in  their  field  of  study. 


'Life  is  what  you  make  of  it  You  have 
to  go  straight  ahead  and  never  look 
back.'  Kimberly  Thornton  shares  a 
quote  from  the  FSC  production  of 
Agatha  Christie's  "The  Mousetrap." 

Blowing  bubbles  creates  fond  memories 
and  brings  the  child  out  in  all  of  us, 
especially  education  majors. 


23}       Departments/Organizations 


Art 


The  Art  Department  at  Florida 
Southern  College  provides  a  number  of 
opportunities  for  students  who  want  to 
pursue  an  interest  in  art.  Courses  in  art 
history  and  studio  art  are  available  as 
electives.  There  are  three  concentra- 
tions for  the  art  major:  studio,  art  com- 
munications, and  art  education. 

Monthly  exhibits  by  significant 
artists  are  featured  in  the  Melvin  Art 
Gallery  and  one  or  more  field  trips  to 
museums  or  art  exhibits  are  scheduled 
each  semester. 


Art  majors  get  to  use  all 

of  their  talents.  Cathy 

Chalfant  works  on 

getting  those  nasty  knots 

out. 


Mr.  W.  Downing  Barnitz 
Chairman 


Mrs.  Allyson  E.  Sheckler 


Kappa  Pi  Honorary  Art  Fraternity:  Rowl:  Laura  Speier,  Ka ye  Madonia,  Kellie  Chaplin;  Row  2:  Mr.  Barnitz,  Cara  Baker, 
Shannon  Brown,  Mild  Overcast,  Jerry  Eisen,  Victoria  Heywood,  Joy  Cramer,  Michael  Powell,  Lazarus  Mitchell.  Missing 
from  photo:  Susan  Schild. 


Departments/Organizations       {24 


Biology 


Students  in  the  Biology  Department 
have  interests  as  broad  as  the  discipline 
of  biology  itself.  Their  interests  range 
from  study  and  research  in  molecular 
biology  to  coral  reef  biology  in  Jamaica. 
A  number  of  students  have  taken  the 
opportunity  to  extend  their  research  in 
cooperative  programs  at  medical  schools 
and  in  field  areas,  including  the  Florida 
Keys.  In  addition,  Tri-Beta  sponsors  a 
trip  to  a  scientific  meeting  each  year. 


In  the  Biology  Department, 
examining  cells  is  a  part  of 
life. 


Dr.  Robert  Baum 


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Dr.  Margaret  Gilbert 
Division  Chairman 


Tri-Beta:  Row  1:  Heidi  Brewer,  Lynn  Fox,  Trina  Knotts,  Michelle  Becker,  Tina  Bower,  Lisa 
Marichal;  Row  2:  Susan  Fife,  Susan  Simmons,  Karyn  Lynch,  Laura  Posick,  Jenn  Hodges, 
Jill  Thomas,  Cheryl  Champion,  Kymberli  Williams,  Holly  Shields,  Michelle  Means, 
Candy  Wood;  Row  3:  Terry  Delikat,  David  Campbell,  Keith  Beren,  Frere  Barrett,  David 
Blewett. 


Dr.  John  Haldeman  Dr.  John  Tripp 

125/       Departments/Organizations 


Business  & 
Economics 

Over  one-third  of  Florida  Southern 
students  choose  to  graduate  with  a  major 
in  accounting,  business  administration, 
or  economics.  Instructors  share  high 
academic  credentials  and  practical  busi- 
ness experience  with  students.  Activi- 
ties include  field  trips,  special  lectures, 
business  internships,  seminars  for  the 

.  .  Future  Accounts  of  America;  Row  1:  Ron  Girard,  Kim  Christian,  Marc  Zeff,  Holly  Huber, 

buSineSS  Community,  and  five  Student     CandiceMcRae,LesliePowell,StefanieLang,EhzabethRovaldi,EmilyHeath,T.J.Leahy, 

professional  organizations.  The  depart-   Sk^An^Ro*^  °ave StackS'  ^  FiSCher' Kem  °  ^ MiCheUe 

ment  is  advised  by  a  council  of  local 
senior  business  executives. 


Dr.  Peter  V.  Bias 


Dr.  Joan  G.  Buccino  Mrs.  Lynn  Clements 

Departments/Organizations       C26J 


Phi  Chi  Theta:  Row  1 :  Eva  Herrera,  Tangie  Bums,  Jamelle  Wooldridge;  Row  2:  Dr.  Joan 
Buccino,  Amy  Day,  Holly  Huber,  Emily  Heath,  Tammy  Ahlbrandt,  Ginny  Sandbrook, 
Barbie  Polk  Davis. 


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Toastmaster  International;  Row  1:  Rich  McGlynn,  Tammy  Ahlbrandt,  Joy  Cramer,  Jen 
Albright,  Marsha  Leap,  Michelle  Ewald,  Bill  Brown,  Karin  Anderson,  Lisa  Moffit,  Andrew 
Pearson,  Dr.  Edward  Thorn;  Row  2:  GrantWainscott,NivenNutt,GeoffryFreebern,Dave 
Ammerman,  Mike  Ketter,  John  Vondruska,  Prof.  Walter  Coleman,  Neal  Bogosian. 


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Y.A.L.E.  1991-1992 


Delta  Sigma  Pi  1991-1992 


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Programming  and  problem  solving  is  all  in  a  day's  work  for  business 
and  economic  majors.  Jamelle  Wooldridge  practices  her  computer  skills 
in  the  Business  Department. 


Mr.  Wendell  E.  Hulcher  Dr.  Yeong  M.  Jang 

Chairman 


Mr.  Michael  W.  Way  Mr.  C.  jeffery  Wiley 


27/       Departments/Organizations 


Chemistry  & 
Physics 

The  Chemistry  and  Physics  De- 
partment sets  high  goals  for  itself  every 
year,  and  achieves  them  through  hard 
work  and  dedication.  Along  with  hard 
work,  there  is  also  time  for  fun  activities. 
Everyone  has  heard  of  the  Haunted  Lab, 
right?  The  creative  people  who  scare  FSC 
students  each  Halloween  are  from  the 
American  Chemical  Society.  This  is  an 
annual  event,  which  is  very  popular  on 
campus. 

The  clubs  that  students  can  partici- 
pate in  include  American  Chemical  Soci- 
ety, Physical  Chemical  Club,  Students  for 
the  Exploration  and  Development  of  Space, 
and  the  Society  of  Physics  Students.  Al- 
though students  in  these  clubs  keep  busy 
throughout  the  year  learning  more  about 
their  majors,  they  still  manage  to  have  fun 
on  planned  trips,  including  visits  to  the 
Kennedy  Space  Center,  to  watch  space 


shuttle  launches. 


Officers  of  American  Chemical  Society  Student  Affiliates:  Michelle  Becker-Secretary; 
Frere  Barrett-President;  Holly  Shields- Vice-President;  Bud  Powell. 


Dr.  Mossayeb  Jamshid 


American  Chemical  Society  Student  Affiliates:  Frere  Barrett,  Lynn  Fox,  Karyn  Lynch,  Dr.  Spencer,  Cheryl  Champion,  Dr. 
Healy,  Keith  Denny,  Michelle  Becker,  Russ  Devane,  Birju  Patel,  Bud  Powell,  Holly  Shields,  Jenn  Hodges. 


Departments/Organizations       {28 


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Frere  Barrett  carefully 
adds  the  final  touches 
to  an  experiment, 
while  Miriam  Garras- 
tegui,  Jeanne  Ro- 
driguez, and  Michelle 
Becker  watch. 


Society  of  Physics  Students:  Row  1:  Wesley  Webb,  Brian  Walsh,  Russell  Devane;    Row  2:  Mandie  Stagg,  Yee  Lim,  Matt       Dr.  John  L.  Spencer 
Johnson,  Terri  Delikat. 


Students  for  the  Exploration  and  Development  of  Space:  Row  One:  Timothy  J.  Cheney,  Noel  Groe,  Dr.  Mossayeb  Jamshid, 
Joe  Delvechio,  Michelle  Means,  Lazarus  Mitchell;  Row  Two:  Jacob  Kuska,  Dr.  David  A.  Ward,  Terry  Carter,  Niven  Nutt, 
Laurie  Trayers,  Randy  Burch.  Not  Pictured:  Rakesh  Sanghui,  Lim  Yee  Hoon,  John  L.  Avery,  Terry  S.  Delikat,  and  Bo  Taylor. 


Dr.  Thomas  M.  Willard 
Chairman 


29}       Departments/Organizations 


Communications 

The  Communications  Department  at  Flor- 
ida Southern  is  a  very  active  and  energetic  de- 
partment. With  three  emphases  to  choose  from- 
-public  relations,  journalism  and  advertising- 
students  enjoy  a  wide  variety  of  career  choices. 
A  well-rounded  knowledge  in  the  liberal  arts 
tradition  is  the  focus  of  the  department. 

Many  non-communications  majors  take 
courses  in  the  Communications  Department  as 
elective  or  supportive  requirements.  These  stu- 
dents often  find  that  they  enjoy  the  hands-on 
approach  of  the  department.  Some  of  the  more 
popular  courses  include:  Basic  Photography, 
Public  Relations,  Interpersonal  Communications, 
and  Advertising. 


Mr.  John  P.  Obrecht 


An  editor's  work  is  never  done.  Shae  Harrell  spends  another 
countless  hour  at  the  computer  terminal. 


Dr.  Edward  W.  Thorn 


Dr.  William  H.  Turpin 
Chairman 


Departments/Organizations       130 


The  Interlachen:  Row  One:  Mindy  Larrison,  Wendy  Littler,  Heather  Wilson,  Jenni  White,  Deny  Diemez,  Robin 
Musgrove,  Liza  Smith,  Michele  McFall;  Row  Two:  Kristen  Woods,  Kuryne  Lee,  Terry  Carter,  KimCamerier, 
Michael  Carter,  Jennifer  Bouw,  Stephanie  Brown,  Therese  Smith,  Shae  Harrell;  Row  Three:  Ray  Inman,  Shookie 
Suchma,  Bill  Rhodes,  Vivian  Moraes,  Jennifer  Franks,  Heather  Hensley,  Missy  Turbeville. 


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The  Southern:  Allison  Arnold, 
Mary  Cannaday,  Therese  Smith, 
Melissa  Mercado,  Ernesto  Silva, 
Kathy  Ferrara,  Ana  Medeiros, 
Eric  Barton,  Holly  Shields,  Brett 
Bowman,  Todd  Percy,  Len 
Petnford,  Michael  Hulten,  Shae 
Harrell,  Brant  Menswar,  and 
John  Radaker. 


Junior  Janel  McTarnaghan 
brushes  up  on  her  media 
writing  skills. 


"And  then..."  Michael 
Hulten  and  Melissa 
Mercado  converse  outside 
the  journalism  building, 
before  class. 


31}       Departments/Organizations 


Citrus  & 
Horticulture 

The  Citrus  and  Horticulture 
Department  offers  majors  and  minors 
in  either  citrus  or  ornamental  horti- 
culture and  combine  some  with  busi- 
ness courses.  The  department  has 
close  ties  to  the  local  horticulture  in- 
dustries and  students  are  encouraged 
to  participate  in  the  cooperative  work 
program  as  a  part  of  school  activities. 
Fruit  and  plant  sales  provide  experi- 
ence in  the  growing,  handling,  and 
marketing  of  agricultural  products. 
Social  and  educational  events  are  a 
part  of  club  activities. 


Dr.  Manners  goes  over 
the  specifics  of  a 
horticulture  lab  experi- 
ment with  Matt  Arnold 
and  Hans  Katros. 


Mr.  John  L.  Griffis,  Jr. 


Mr.  Malcolm  M.  Manners 


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Citrus-Ornamental  Club  1991-1992 


Dr.  Rubert  W.  Prevatt 
Chairman 


Departments/Organizations       132 


Kappa  Delta  Pi  1991-1992 

Early  childhood  majors  assist  their  class  in  the  art  of  blowing  bubbles. 


Education 

The  Education  Department  offers 
state  and  regionally  accredited  programs 
for  teacher  preparation  in  primary  edu- 
cation, K-3;  elementary  education,  1-6; 
and  specific  learning  disabilities.  The  de- 
partment also  offers  professional  prepa- 
ration for  majors  in  art,  biology,  English, 
foreign  languages,  history,  political  sci- 
ence, mathematics,  music  education, 
physical  education,  and  social  sciences. 
These  students  mentor  and/or  intern  in 
area  elementary,  junior  high,  and  high 
schools. 


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Miss  Florence  A.  Babcock  Dr.  Barbara  A.  Block 


Dr.  Wayne  R.  Fetter 


Dr.  Jack  E.  Haynes 
Chairman 


Dr.  Davis  R.  Holland 


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notes,  cramming  before  a  test  Dr.  Gina  A.  Maynard  Dr.  Mary  V.  Peaslee 


33}       Departments/Organizations 


English 


One  of  the  first  things  a  student 
learns  at  FSC  is  that  the  English  Depart- 
ment is  known  for  its  high  academic  stan- 
dards. The  grading  system  within  the 
department  is  very  stringent,  but  with 
help  from  Pens  Central  and  a  lot  of  extra 
time  from  the  stu- 
dent, the  require- 
ments can  seem  less 
intimidating. 

The  department 
combines  grammar 
and  writing  skills 
with  the  study  of 
classic,  English  and 
American  literature. 


Mr.  Robert  H.  Tate 


Dr.  Robert  L.  Zimmerman 


Departments/Organizations      {34 


Stacey  Bochis  and  Stosh  Pesack  find  that  studying  with  a  friend  makes 
learning  fun. 


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Library 


Some  students,  likeTracey  Brown  and  Nancy  McWilliams,  prefer  to 
study  in  front  of  the  Roux  Librar 


The  Roux  Library  at  Florida 
Southern  is  a  place  where  students  meet 
to  work  on  group  projects,  as  well  as 
individual  study  time,  away  from  the 
dorm. 

The  library  offers  an  array  of  re- 
sources from  which  one  may  receive  in- 
formation. Students  are  often  sent  there 
by  teachers  to  look  up  a  word  in  the 
Oxford  English  Dictionary,  or  to  analyze 
an  article  in  a  recent  magazine. 

The  library  staff  is  helpful  and 
frequently  comes  to  the  aid  of  students 
who  need  help  finding  research  materi- 
als, as  well  as  change  for  the  copy  ma- 
chine. 


Students  flock  to  the  library  during  mid-term  and  final  exam  periods. 
Here,  Michael  Powell  and  Kuryne  Lee  shared  some  laughter  once  the 
stress  of  studying  had  lifted. 


Miss  Janet  K.  Thomas 
35}       Departments/Organizations 


Foreign 
Language 

The  Department  of  Modern  Lan- 
guages involves  the  study  of  the  lan- 
guages, literature,  and  civilizations  of 
France,  Germany,  Spain  and  Spanish- 
America.  Classroom  instruction  is  sup- 
plemented by  opportunities  for  participa- 
tion in  the  various  language  clubs  and 
Sigma  Delta  Pi,  the  Spanish  National 
Honorary.  Typical  club  activities  include 
making  ethnic  foods,  viewing  foreign 
language  movies  and  cultural  programs, 
discussion  sessions,  and  trips  to  nearby 
points  of  cultural  interest. 


Dr.  Bennett  O.  Cole 


"Etudier.  Estudiar."  Mara 

Sullivan  knows  "to  study" 

in  any  language. 


Dr.  Jose  R.  Martinez 
Chairman 


Mrs.  Gerda  von  Paleske 


Aim. 

Spanish  Club  1991-1992 


Departments/Organizations       \36 


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"Quoi?"  Louis  Desbiens 
tries  to  comprehend  a 
foreign  language,  while 
working  in  the  language  lab 
in  Ordway. 


Sigma  Delta  Pi:  Dr.  Martinez, 
Maria  Fallon,  Lucie  Turk,  Joe 
Delvecchio,  Virginia  Franco, 
Karen  St.  Amour,  Anna  Bolet, 
Dr.  Cole. 


fs  Z "j;    ~  '  'j^$r   Tom  CesUro  and  Leslie 
,    J&'s'fjml*    Robichaud  study  for  a 

Spanish  quiz  in  Ordway. 


37j       Departments/Organizations 


Music 


The  Department  of  Music  offers 
academic  programs  in  performance,  music 
education,  and  sacred  music. 

The  Music  Department  is  respon- 
sible for  providing  seven  different  con- 
certs in  the  Festival  of  Arts  series,  includ- 
ing the  well-loved  Christmas  Gala.  In 
addition,  special  music  is  provided  for 
convocations,  theatre  productions,  chapel 
services,  and  other  prestigious  events  in 
the  life  of  the  college.  There  are  over  fifty 
music  majors  in  the  department.  Organi- 
zations include  Delta  Omicron,  Phi  Mu  Delta  Omicron:  Rowl:  Michelle  Allen,  Lori  Bottoms,  Stacy  Summers,  Deanna 
A11         a-    c      •        -i  j.-  11  Colborn,  Shannon  Freeney;  Row  2:  Holly  Huber,  Kim  Wilson,  Beth  Hunt,  Lynn 

Alpha  Sinfonia,  international  honorary  Uckliter. 

mUSIC  fraternities,  and  MUSIC  hidUCatOrS    m.E.N.C.  (Music  Educators  National  Conference):   Row  1:   Stephanie  Moorhead,  Beth 
National  Conference.  Hunt,  Stacy  Summers,  Shannon  Freeney;  Row  2:  Dr.  Sledge,  Michelle  Allen,  Rob  Lambert, 

Deanna  Colborn;    Row  3:  Eric  Keller, Ron  Lagg,  Kevin  Sandridge,  Don  West. 


Mr.  Robert  MacDonald 
Chairman 


Concert  Chorale  1991-1992 


Departments/Organizations       {38 


Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia:  Rowl:  Jason  Aquila,  Sean  McLaurin,  Mike  Kreusch;  Row  2:  Dr.  Willard,  Brant  Menswar,  Don  West, 
Marcus  Brix,  Gary  Larsen,  John  Stephens,  Ron  Lagg,  Cade  Stafford;  Row  3:  Brad  Scott,  Michael  Wickersheim,  Shannon 
Jarrett,  Michael  Haynes,  Fred  Smith,  Eric  Keller,  Kevin  Sandridge,  Chris  Taylor. 


Symphonic  Band  1991-92 


Mrs.  Diane  W.  Stahl 


39/       Departments/Organizations 


Mathematics 

The  Mathematics  Department  at 
Florida  Southern  College  prepares  stu- 
dents for  the  future  in  the  areas  of  educa- 
tion, business,  and  computer  science.  The 
department  also  acts  as  a  service  depart- 
ment by  preparing  students  for  careers  in 
Business  and  Research.  Recently,  it  has 
also  become  the  responsibility  of  the  math 
department  to  prepare  students  for  the 
CLAST  examination.  This  department 
also  sponsors  an  honorary  society  called 
Kappa  Mu  Epsilon,  a  nationwide  group 
representing  excellence  in  mathematics. 


'Tour  plus  four  equals  seven?"  Dr.  Hartje,  Dawn  Griffith,  and  Linda 
Smith  chuckle  as  they  look  over  some  math  tests. 


Mr.  Daniel  Carrara 


Mrs.  Caroline  C  Durham 


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Dr.GayleKent  Dr.  Albert  Sheppard 

Departments/Organizations       C40 


Mr.  Allen  Wuertz 


Nursing 


The  Nursing  Department  at  Flor- 
ida Southern  College  is  structured  within 
the  evening  degree  program.  This  de- 
partment offers  professional  registered 
nurses  the  opportunity  to  build  on  their 
associate  degrees  and  earn  bachelor 
degrees  in  nursing.  In  existence  since 
1978,  over  four  hundred  nurses  have 
graduated  from  the  Lakeland  and  Orlando 
campus  programs. 


Yes,  I  can  see  the  symptoms  of  hypocaliphobia  syntosis,  the  disease  that 
only  comes  from  too  much  studying.  "Doctor"  Barry  Roller  sees  his  first 
and  last  patient,  Kellie  Chaplin. 


"Let's  see.  We  can  give  that  to  you  in  pill  form  or  as  a  shot."    Nurses  like  Pam  Nierman  have  to  have  a       Mrs.  Rosemarie  Lamm 

lot  of  patience. 

T  41 }       Departments/Organizations 


n  between  classes,  students  contemplate  on  what  they  are 
doing  that  night. 

Brett  Freese,  Clark  Green,  and  Susan  Meltzer  take  advan- 
tage of  the  Florida  sunshine  by  taking  their  studies  outside. 


Candy  studies  the  Polysphona  Life  Cycle  in  the  Biology  Lab  for  her  weekly 
quiz.     * 

"Any  requests?"  Jeff  Robertson  practices  on  the  piano  in  the  Music  Depart- 
ment. 


Departments/Organizations       {42 


■m 


Physical 
Education 

The  Physical  Education  and  Rec- 
reation Department  offers  its  majors  a 
state  accredited  program  in  physical 
education  for  grades  6-12.  For  those 
majors  who  do  not  wish  to  pursue  teach- 
ing, the  department  offers  a  recreation 
concentration  for  careers  in  both  public 
and  commercial  recreation.  In  a  joint 
venture  with  the  Business  and  Eco- 
nomics Department,  this  department 
also  offers  a  sports  management  major 
for  careers  in  a  variety  of  sport- related 
businesses. 


Tee  fore  two.  Florida  Southern  students  fulfill  their  P.E.  requirement  by 
relaxing  on  the  turf. 


"I  have  to  get  an  'A.'"  Sunny  Turner  will  certainly  get  an  'E'  for  effort, 


43}       Departments/Organizations 


Political 
Science/History 

The  History/Political  Science 
Department  offers  two  separate  majors, 
one  in  history  and  the  other  in  political 
science.  Many  majors  in  this  department 
have  gone  on  to  graduate  school  and  law 
school.  In  addition  to  law,  many  have  had 
successful  careers  in  government  service, 
business,  and  teaching. 


Dr.  John  Santosuosso  Dr.  A.  Rand  Sutherland 

Chairman 


Phi  Gamma  Mu  1991-1992 


Departments/Organizations       {44 


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Psychology 

The  Psychology  Department  pro- 
vides a  strong  background  in  the  major 
approaches  to  psychological  issues  with 
courses  ranging  from  clinical  psychology 
to  psychology  as  a  social  science,  as  well  as 
courses  in  research  methods.  Along  with 
visits  and  internships  in  area  mental 
health  facilities,  this  curriculum  provides 
students  with  the  necessary  skills  and 
understanding  to  enter  a  diversity  of 
graduate  programs  and  pursue  careers  in 
psychology. 


The  student/faculty  ratio  at  Florida  Southern  is  a  plus.  Here,  Geoff 
Freebern  and  Dr.  Darby  take  advantage  of  faculty  and  student  friend- 
ships that  are  seen  in  all  departments  across  the  campus. 


Dr.  Richard  Bumette,  Jr.  Dr.  Bruce  Darby 

Division  Chairman 


Psi  Chi;  The  National  Honor  Society  in  Psychology  1991-1992 


Dr.  Christopher  Weaver 


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Religion 


The  Religion  Department  serves  the 
core  requirement  of  six  hours  in  religion/ 
philosophy,  and  also  provides  training 
for  pre-ministerial  and  Christian  educa- 
tion students.  High  academic  expecta- 
tions are  maintained  with  accessible  fac- 
ulty and  the  personal  interest  of  stu- 
dents. The  two  organizations  in  the  Re- 
ligion Department  are  Sigma  Rho  Epsi- 
lon  and  Theta  Chi  Beta.  Activities  in- 
clude the  Willis  Lecture,  an  annual  event 
featuring  world  class  scholars,  and  the 
annual  Biblical  Symposium,  a  panel  of 
four  Biblical  experts  discussing  papers 
on  significant  topics. 


Dr.  Walter  Weaver 
Divison  &  Department 
Chairman 


Dr.  Waite  Willis 


Theta  Chi  Beta:  Rowl:  Eric  Crites,  Kim  Lickliter,  Javier  Viera,  Shannon  Hamrick;  Row 
2:  Dr.  Tucker,  Kim  Stewart,  Dr.  Willis,  Dr.  Smith,  Paige  Goodman,  Dr.  Johnson,  John 
Cleveland,  Dr.  Weaver. 


Sigma  Rho  Epsilon:  Kim  Lickliter,  Eric  Crites,  Kim  Stewart,  Paige  Goodman,  Shannon 
Hamrick,  John  Cleveland,  Dr.  Smith. 


Kim  Wilson  and  Donna  Deragon  study  for  an  upcoming  ethics  exam. 


Departments/Organizations       \46 


R.  O.  T.  C. 

R.O.T.C.  was  established  in  1916 
when  Congress  passed  the  National  De- 
fense Act.  Florida  Southern  has  had  an 
outstanding  program  since  1951.  Agreat 
deal  has  changed  in  the  forty  years  FSC 
has  offered  this  program;  It  is  no  longer 
mandatory  for  male  students  and  it  is 
now  open  to  females.  In  addition  to  the 
classes  that  can  be  taken,  cadets  can  also 
be  involved  in  such  extra-curricular  ac- 
tivities as  Rangers  and  Ranger  Chal- 
lenge. Each  year  the  Moccasin  Battalion 
sponsors  a  5k  race  around  Lake 
Hollingsworth. 


R.O.T.C.  members  go  through  intense  training  in  order  to  move  up  the 
ranks. 


Thomas  Kelly,  CPT 


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Artis  T.  Loftiri,  MAJ 


Hey  guys,  look  up  here.  A  little  time  to  pose  for  G.Q.  never  hurts. 


Edward  Mercado,  CPT 


47l       Departments/Organizations 


Sociology  & 
Criminology 

The  Sociology  and  Criminolgy 
Department  is  involved  in  a  variety  of 
activities  on  campus  and  in  the  commu- 
nity, including  family  studies,  gerontol- 
ogy, criminal  justice  agency  practices, 
homelessness,  Habitat  for  Humanity 
and  more.  The  department  offers  courses 
that  are  of  social  relevance  to  non-ma- 
jors and  community  internships.  The 
Criminology  and  Sociology  Club  hosts  a 
speaker's  function  and  an  annual  moot 
trial,  when  local  lawyers  argue  cases 
and  actual  judges  preside. 


Dr.  Patrick  Anderson 
Chairman 


Dr.  Plowman  gives  a 

sociology  exam  to 

Amy  Ganger. 


Dr.  Sharon  Masters 


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Dr.  Edwin  Plowman 


Sociology  and  Criminology  Club  1991-1992 

Departments/Organizations       \48} 


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Theatre 


The  Florida  Southern  Theatre 
Department  offers  a  Bachelor  of  Arts  in 
theatre,  with  either  a  performance  or 
production  concentration.  The  depart- 
ment, in  cooperation  with  the  Vagabonds, 
presents  four  main-stage  productions  each 
year  in  the  Buckner  Theatre.  They  are 
supported  by  faculty,  students,  and  the 
community.  Alpha  Psi  Omega  is  the  hon- 
orary dramatic  fraternity. 


Behind  the  scenes  in  the  Theatre  Department,  Tara 
Wise  and  Leanne  Everhart  work  on  the  props  for  the 
Vagabonds  next  production. 


Vagabonds:  Row  One:  Amy  Booher,  Dawn  Jorgenson,  Stefanie  Lang,  Jill  Willis,  Eric  Olsen,  Pete  Davis,  Brant  Menswar; 
Row  Two:  Tom  Shorrock,  Shawn  Leeland,  Judy  Niemann,  Gail  Vann,  Tara  Weiss,  Donny  Thompson,  Mr.  Richard  LeVene, 
Roberta  Lane;  Row  Three:  Mary  T.  Albright,  Mark  Green,  Shaun  McGinnis,  Russel  McMullan,  Dr.  James  Cunningham, 
Carolyn  Norton,  Thereasa  Prow,  Alice  Shaffer,  Ca  thy  Mel  vin,  Kim  Thornton,  Joy  Mueller,  Donna  Smathers,  Mike  Micucci, 
Vicki  Haywood. 

1 49  }       Departments/Organizations 


Mr.  Richard  W.  LeVene 
Chairman 


House 
Mothers 

The  House  Mothers  of  Florida 
Southern  College  are  very  important  to 
the  campus.  Otherwise  known  as  "Mom," 
each  house  mother  is  close  with  her  "adult 
children"  and  takes  care  of  the  mainte- 
nance repairs  in  her  dorm.  The  House 
Mothers  are  there  for  the  students,  who 
usually  need  some  guidance  and  com- 
fort. 

Florida  Southern  College  is  proud 
of  its  dorm  moms.  We  could  not  do  it 
without  you  and  we  love  you  all. 


Two  smiles  are  better  than  one!  You  can  always 
count  on  a  friendly  smile  from  your  House  Mother. 


Mom  away  from  home.  Nancy  McWilliams 
knows  that  her  House  Mom,  Mrs.  Gupton,  is  a 
treasure. 


Housemothers:  Virginia  Anglado,  Lessie  Barbour,  Pauline  Borders,  Margaret  Brewer,  Marion 
Council,  Sarah  Fletcher,  Michelle  Gesche,  Mildred  Huggings,  Ellen  King,  Mazie  MacKay,  Helen 
Mann,  Muriel  Oxford,  Pell  Yelton.  Also  present:  Mr.  Ben  McDaniel,  Dean  Hugh  A.  Moran  and 
Dean  Kimberly  A.  Pickering. 


Departments/Organizations       0*0 


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HI 


Housekeeping  Staff  1991-1992 


Housekeeping 
&  Grounds 

The  Housekeeping  and  Grounds 
department  has  set  very  high  standards 
j  for  itself  in  keeping  all  student  and 
1  administrative  areas  clean  and  comfort- 
able. They  take  great  pride  in  the  Florida 
Southern  grounds  and  plan  on  maintain- 
ing their  high  quality  work. 

Deep  appreciation  goes  to  this 
department  that  helps  to  maintain  the 
beauty  that  Frank  Lloyd  Wright  imag- 
ined for  his  "Child  of  the  Sun." 


Maintenance,  Building  and  Grounds  Staff  1991-1992 


This  year  the  female  upperclassmen  were  in  for  a  treat  when  the  new  dormitory  was  opened  to  residents. 

51}       Departments/Organizations 


Cafeteria  & 
College  Terrace 

The  cafeteria  at  Florida  Southern  is  a 
well-known  part  of  the  campus.  Students 
can  look  forward  to  the  wonderful  steak 
and  shrimp  dinner  on  Saturday,  as  well  as 
the  other  tasty  delights  served  throughout 
the  week.  A  favorite  for  many  students  is 
Ice-Cream  Night. 

The  College  Terrace  is  the  place  where 
students  can  still  any  craving,  after  cafe 
hours.  From  great  hamburgers  and  french 
fries  to  a  bagel  and  cream  cheese,  the  C.T 
has  it  all  for  those  late  night  hunger  crav- 


ings that  just  can't  be  assuaged  by  a  pizza 


Bonnie  Haberman  and  April  Dantzman  take  a  study  break  in  the 
C.T.,  before  a  test. 


"I'll  have  a  steak,  medium  well,  and  a  baked  potato,  please."  The  cafe  is 
a  great  place  to  get  together  and  chat  with  friends. 


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Down  the  hatch.  Students  spend  time  in  the  cafe 
to  eat  a  home  cooked  meal  and  to  socialize  with 
close  friends. 


Cafeteria  Staff  1991-1992 


Departments/Organizations      {52 


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Greeks 

Rituals  and  Relationships 

Greek  life  at  Florida  Southern  is  demanding 
yet  rewarding.  Greeks  stay  busy  with  various 
activities  including  chapter  meetings,  socials, 
bonding,  formals,  rush,  and  ritual.  They  also 
compete  in  intramurals,  raise  funds  for  their 
philanthropies,  and  make  friendships  with 
brothers  or  sisters  that  will  last  a  lifetime.  The 
Greek  system  at  Florida  Southern  includes  seven 
fraternities  and  six  sororities,  each  with  its  own 
special  rituals  and  relationships.  The  Greeks 
exhibit  pride  in  their  organizations  and  are  an 
active  part  of  Florida  Southern  campus  life. 


Guy  Petrone  loves  to  be  a  Greek  and  even  more  than  that  he  loves    I 

being  a  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  brother.    kitLu- 


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Being  involved  with  the  Greeks  has  helped 
me  meet  more  people  and  become  involved 
on  campus. 

— Maria  Fallon 

Stephanie  Vieman,  Amy  Ganger,  and  Nicole 
Brozyna  exemplify  Greek  unity  at  Florida 
Southern.  No  matter  what  letters  you  wear, 
there  are  always  new  friendships  to  find. 


Greeks 


Alpha  Chi  Omega  is...True  Sisterhood...Candlelights...Quota...Goobers...Subway...Road  Trips...Parents'  Weekend. ..Crickets..."You're  a  Dork!"...It!...The 
Vegetable  Game...Red  Camation...lO  O'clock  241...Chilis...Moc  Rock  Winners...BiT...Pfister  Award...Carnation  Ball...Wenches  I,  II  &.  HI...Sigma  Chi 
Sweethearts  3  years  in  a  row...Chi  Guys...Dictionary..."Bueno"... Breakfast  Club...Hat  Day...Pledges...Christmas  Cozy...Unique  but  Divided...Girls  at  the 
Golden  Lyre. ..Sweethearts  Drew  and  Wade...A  Lifetime  of  Love  and  Friendship! 


Alpha  Chi  Omega  was  founded  on  October  15, 1885  at  Depauw  University  in 
Greencastle,  Indiana.  The  Beta  Omicron  chapter  was  the  first  national  sorority 
to  be  installed  on  the  Florida  Southern  campus  on  November  13, 1936.  Alpha 
Chi's  are  active  in  many  aspects  of  college  life  including  athletics,  honoraries, 
and  sweethearts  of  fraternities.  Every  year  Alpha  Chi's  raise  money  for  their 
philanthropies,  which  include  Cerebral  Palsy,  Easter  Seals,  and  Cystic  Fibrosis. 
Alpha  Chi's  symbol  is  the  lyre,  their  flower  is  the  red  carnation,  and  their  colors 
are  scarlet  and  olive  green.  Alpha  Chi's  strive  to  be  their  best  as  their  motto 
states,  "Together  Let  Us  Seek  the  Heights." 


ALPHA  CHI  OMEGA 


Tracy  Fortenberry 

Karen  Pontuti 

Melinda  McConnaughhay 

Karen  Fife 

Elizabeth  Lahman 

Debbie  Patton 

Holly  Parsons 

Barb  Morgan 

Jennifer  Barton 

Chris  Martin 

Susie  Stringfellow 

Paula  Huffman 


Kelly  McCarthy 
Karin  Petry 
Christie  Spurlock 
Debbie  Franzke 
Anna  Bolet 
Sara  Rust 
Michelle  Jackson 
Stephanie  Moorhead 
Kim  Olson 
Misty  Smith 
Melissa  Haralson 
Cindy  Hoskinson 


Jessica  Perry 
Amy  Fisher 
Lynn  Berry 
Laura  Speier 
Christine  Shiver 
Ellen  Muse 
Heather  Brown 
Heather  Thomas 
Coleen  McCreanor 
Andrea  Finn 
Kelli  O'Dell 
Annie  Avery 


Cristy  Daniels 
Marisol  Lugo 
Karin  Upmeyer 
Shannon  Brown 
Denise  Malm 
Robyn  Avery 
Denise  Pontuti 
Jane  Newell 
Amy  Thoeming 
Amy  Knollinger 
Not  Pictured: 
Sue  Fontana 


Greeks 


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Alpha  Delta  Pi  is...Lions...Violets...Alphas..Black  Diamond. ..Pearls...True  Sisterhood. ..Alphic.PI  LOVE...We  Live  for  Each  Other...Pata...Pacas...True  and 
Forever  Friendships...Eta  Beta  '91  Rules...Miss  Creek  '90...First  Secret  Society...Football  Champs...Sweetheart  Roger...Mom  Fountain—Diamond 
Ball...Derby  Key  '91...Diamond  Four  Point...Unity...Love...The  Blue  and  Whitc.Proper  and  Prim...Stoopin'...Line  Dancc.Blue  Shoes...Flim  Flam...Pooh 
Bear...Candlelights...The  Keys...Tri  Kappa... Around  the  World...Margaritaville  at  the  Koner...Love  Will  Be  Our  Home...The  First  and  Finest! 


Alpha  Delta  Pi  was  founded  on  May  15, 1851  at  Wesleyan  Female  College 
in  Macon,  Georgia,  and  was  the  first  secret  society  for  women.  The  Gamma 
Gamma  chapter  of  Alpha  Delta  Pi  was  installed  at  Florida  Southern  College 
on  April  27,  1946.  Gamma  Gamma  ADPi's  have  continuously  achieved 
excellence  nationally  by  winning  the  prestigious  Diamond  Four  Point 
Award  three  years  in  a  row  and  chapter  excellence  awards,  including  the 
Panhellenic  Achievement  Award  for  Region  I,  encompassing  seven  states  of 
Alpha  Delta  Pi  chapters.  The  Alpha  Delta  Pi  philanthropy  is  the  Ronald 
McDonald  House  and  the  sorority  colors  are  azure  blue  and  white.  The 
symbol  of  the  sorority  is  the  lion  and  the  flower  is  the  woodland  violet.  The 
open  motto  all  ADPi's  follow  is  "We  Live  For  Each  Other." 


ALPHA  DELTA  PI 


Julee  Maynard 
Sheila  Scott 
Peggy  Maxson 
Emily  Taylor 
Amy  Stroyan 
Liz  Jago 
Nancy  Kalna 
Alii  Arnold 
Amy  Mutzabaugh 
LeeAnn  Manley 
Becky  Eatman 


Robin  Clark 
Pam  Wendt 
Sunny  Robinson 
Sunny  Turner 
Beth  Hunt 
Christy  Bratton 
Michelle  Luckie 
Carole  Hower 
Jen  Fassman 
Keli  Davis 
Marsha  Facey 


Christine  Andrus 
Tricia  Lobaugh 
Kristina  Hilson 
Melissa  Whatley 
Beth  Walsh 
Heather  Harris 
Stacia  Prior 
Karen  Brown 
Donna  Evans 
Caroline  Dillon 
Shannon  LeMoine 


Alicia  Beree 
Tory  Field 
Jen  Stoval 
Deanna  Colbom 
Heather  Luckie 
Nicole  Brozyna 
Elisa  Hamm 
Jerrie  Milner 
Audrey  McDowell 
Not  Pictured: 
Stephanie  Brown 


Greeks 


Alpha  Omicron  Pi  is. ..Individuals  United  Under  One  Common  Bond...Whafs  In...Whafs  Out. ..Key  of  Fun...Whoopie...Shine  your 
Bear.. . Sugar.. . Va. ..Pileg...Ratt...MJ... Win. ..Loni... Scoop. ..Pambello... Milky.. Jude... Vic. ..Beaner...Staci  Q...Vixen...Jen...Zuls...Maiolo...Trabo...I 
Never...Dragma...Roses  and  Thorns...Sheaf  Talks...Sweethearts...Sisters  by  Chance,  Friends  by  Choice...Kau's...Slip  the  Grip...Garden  Talks...Couch 
Club...Doin'  the  Lake...Softball...Not...Safety ...Carlos  Sanchez...Pearl  Check...Copa...Dawgz...Pledges...Rose  Ball...Bonzai...I  Don't  Like  It  and  I  Don't 
Want  to  Hear  It...AOPi  One  Time,  Friends  Two  Times,  Sisters  All  the  Time...Respect. 


Alpha  Omicron  Pi  was  founded  at  Barnard  College  on  January  2, 1897.  The 
Kappa  Gamma  chapter  was  installed  at  Florida  Southern  in  1946.  Their 
mascot  is  the  Panda  Bear,  their  flower  is  the  Jacquemenot  Rose,  and  their  color 
is  cardinal  red.  Alpha  Omicron  Pi  works  each  year  to  raise  money  for  the 
Arthritis  Research  Foundation,  their  national  philanthropy.  Their  motto  is 
"Individuals  United  Under  One  Common  Bond." 


ALPHA  OMICRON  PI 


Windy  Earl 
Vici  Sheffield 
Victoria  Yarvote 
Virginia  Salazar 
Amy  Rattman 
Carla  Mobley 
Amy  Pambello 
Truitt  Mach 


Jennifer  Maiolo 
Jennifer  Aaron 
Tracy  Brown 
Judy  Frierman 
Julia  Cunningham 
April  Edwards 
Tracy  Chaires 
Jodi  DiCarlo 


Christina  Collins 
Julie  Westendorf 
Julie  Kent 
Jennifer  Badurak 
Elaine  Oates 
Christy  Drake 
Dara  Adams 
Kim  Harvey 


Jennifer  Tedesco 
Susan  Tinsley 
Terry  Oakley 
Shawn  Sandberg 
Rachelle  Reynolds 
Carrie  Johnson 
Jeni  Taylor 
Sara  Lauerman 


Greeks 


Kappa  Alpha  is...Scud... Great  Grand  Master.. . Weekend. ..Mus... Maria  Our  Rose...Mikolai...Brook...My  Momy...Jaws... Hobby  is  the 
coolest...44.44...Shenk...Seav...Rut...Spaz...Red  Wings...RP...Decibel...Hormone...JR...Mooch...Squid...PE...NNNNNN...Barkley...Eechies...3rd 
Floor...Arcade...Little  Sisters...Gerkin...Poopie  Paats...SLACK...Get  Out  of  My  Face...Rent  Stimpy.-.Road  KUl...What  is  it  Man...Eye  of  the  Tiger.-.Bob 
Vila..."Sociar...B-Wave...Wha'd  Momma  Say...Brown  Bear  Brown  Bear...Turtle...Lil  Cokc.Ruby  Tuesday's...Coleman...Turbo...Wheat  Barley  ...Par  Ships 
...Blue  Hens...Spocastitutes...Gremlin  n...Golf  Cart  Rides-Pipeline...Bonfires...Ryan...Drive  In,  Anyone. 


Kappa  Alpha  Order  was  founded  at  Washington  and  Lee  University  in  1865. 
The  Gamma  Pi  chapter  was  installed  at  Florida  Southern  College  in  1958. 
"Dieu  E  t  Les  Dames"  is  their  motto  and  it  stands  for  honoring  God  and  women, 
hence  their  nickname  was  established  as  "Southern  Gentlemen."  Kappa  Alpha 
works  extrahard  each  year  holding  car  washes  and  numerous  other  fundraisers 
for  their  national  philanthropy,  the  Muscular  Distrophy  Association.  The 
KA's  pride  themselves  on  brotherhood  and  are  always  trying  to  better  themselves 
and  FSC.  So,  if  you  see  a  flag  waving  crimson  and  gold,  stop  by  and  meet 
someone  interesting— meet  a  KAl 


KAPPA  ALPHA 


Greeks 


Kappa     Delta     is. Sisterhood...True     Friendships...  KD     Ladies...Serenades..."Violent     Love".. .Sweethearts.. .Garter     Day..."Krush"Party...Mom's 

Weekend...Dad's  Day...FormaI...Car  Washes.-.Donut  Sales...All  Nighters...Wags...Emeralds...Pearls...Diamonds...Katydids...Teddy  Bears...Nautilus 
Shells-Sisterhood  Retreat.."Demon  Roomates"..."Party  Hardie"..."Maulfant"...Halloweenies...Candlelights...The  Finest  Sorority..."Sprout"...Finally 
Fridays...Teddy  Bear  Award. ..Bud  of  the  Week...Intramurals...All  Sports  Champions-3  years...Beautiful  Inside...Circle  of  Friendship...Sigma  Chi  Derby 
Champions-3  years... Christ-centered. ..Unique  but  United-Squirt  Gun  Wars. ..Aquatic  Assasins...  Sisters  are  Forever  Friends-Once  a  KD,  Always  a  KD. 


The  ladies  of  Kappa  Delta  can  be  seen  quite  frequently  across  campus  in  their 
sorority  colors,  green  and  white.  Their  flower  is  the  white  rose  of  friendship, 
because  it  is  the  only  rose  without  thorns.  Kappa  Delta's  philanthropies  include 
the  prevention  of  child  abuse,  the  Children's  Hospital  in  Richmond,  Virginia, 
and  the  Baptist  Children's  Home  in  Lakeland.  Kappa  Delta  sorority  was 
founded  in  Farmsville,  Virginia,  in  1897  and  came  to  FSC  in  1955.  The  open 
motto  of  Kappa  Delta  is  "Ta  Kala  Diokomen,"  which  means  "Let  Us  Strive  For 
That  Which  Is  Honorable,  Beautiful,  and  Highest."  On  campus  the  ladies  of 
Kappa  Delta  can  be  seen  living  their  open  motto  in  all  aspects  of  college  life, 
including  honoraries,  athletics,  and  leadership  organizations. 


KAPPA  DELTA 


Jennifer  Swisher 
Cathy  Pike 
Susan  Schild 
Jamelle  Wooldridge 
Tracy  Hardie 
Denise  Ashdown 
Heather  Bischoff 
Amy  Trogan 


Gail  Trochelman 
Holly  Higinbotham 
Susan  Meltzer 
Julie  Mohler 
Lorie  Gleason 
Vikki  Sparkman 
Kristy  Smith 
Dixie  Choate 
Lisa  Intagliata 


Michele  Perez 
Heather  Williams 
Shelly  Cesari 
Sheryl  Stratton 
Renee  Cook 
Dawn  Mura 
Kellie  Chaplin 
Jen  Stein 
Leslie  Carlton 


Tanya  Mayhall 
Stacy  Ungashick 
Beth  Herman 
Alicia  Lewis 
Kelly  Jackson 
Janet  Meginley 
Katie  Dowdy 


Greeks 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha  is...Brotherhood...Ritual...Crossand  Crescent.. .Magic  Carpet  Ride...Sweethearts  Susan  and  Heather...Associate  Membership... Grand 
High  Alpha...Delta  PL..Z  AX  ...Darkside...Late  Nite  Pillow  Committee-Guy's  Mom...Allll  Right!!...That  Ain't  Your  Boy...You're  the  Man...Kevin-Get  Out 
of  Here!...Judas  and  Brutus...Water  Wars...The  Oval  Office...The  Film  Boys. ..Crazy  Keith...Grampa  Tolli...Spurs...Cattleman's...Great  Alumni...The  Blue 
Rose...Magnum...Da  Ranch...Thafs  a  Risk!...Mandatory...Recycle,  Recycle,  Recycle...So  long  Toupsy!...Puerto  Rico...Guitars...The  Polo 
Club...Whipped...Campus  Involvement-Community  Service. ..Tony's  Tea...The  Fraternity  of  Honest  Friendship. 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha  was  founded  at  Boston  University  on  November  2, 1909. 
The  Epsilon  Xi  chapter  was  installed  at  Florida  Southern  in  April  ofl  938.  This 
chapter  is  ranked  among  the  top  three  percent  of  all  Lambda  Chi  chapters 
throughout  the  world.  Each  year  the  fraternity  hosts  the  Miss  Greek  Pageant 
to  raise  money  for  their  national  philanthropy,  the  National  Cancer  Society. 
They  also  give  time,  service,  and  contributions  to  the  Florida  Presbyterian 
Homes,  Habitat  for  Humanity,  and  the  Boys'  Club  of  America.  The  colors  of 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha  are  purple,  green,  and  gold  and  their  symbols  are  the  cross 
and  the  crescent.  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  holds  as  its  highest  standard  perfect 
brotherly  love,  which  means  that  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  is  a  way  of  life. 


LAMBDA  CHI  ALPHA 


Udani  Rahman 
Javier  Viera 
Tom  Cooksey 
Dave  Blewett 
Steve  Parker 
Dave  Campbell 
Bryce  Tidwell 
Tim  May 
Bradley  Snow 
Gunner  Aker 
Guy  Petrone 
David  Ammerman 
Marc  Caldwell 


Vinny  Iosue 
Clark  Green 
Pete  Davis 
George  Gansner 
Steve  Ekes 
Ron  Urban 
Craig  Stanley 
Parish  Parker 
Mike  Moyer 
Kevin  Thuman 
Brett  Freese 
Chris  Garmon 
Chris  Chatfield 


Geoff  Chretien 
Noel  Slater 
Grant  Crockett 
Hank  Brain 
Marcus  Zillman 
B.G.  Westerfield 
Mitch  Durhan 
Brad  Scott 
Zack  Dietz 
Brian  DeAngelis 
Matt  Brown 
Drew  Forness 
Chad  Dunbar 


Wesley  Webb 
Zack  Kaplan 
Not  Pictured: 
Norris  McMiller 
Jerry  Eisen 
Eric  Crites 
Phil  Brooks 
Gregg  Tollini 
Scott  Goodger 
Brian  Nottage 
Mike  Bartos 
Shannon  Jarrett 
John  Stevens 


Greeks 


Pi  Kappa  Alpha  is. ..Jamaica. ..Awesome... Champs. ..Macey...Stoney...  Boushie. ..Ox. ..Fink. ..Winfree. ..Regs. ..Job  Dog...Shokbaum... 
Kamberg...Python...Mich...Elvis...Stew...Curtis...AJ...  Stritch...C...Fannin...Gulli...Kemo...Robnett...Junior...Lir  pledgey  T...Dream  Girl  Kelly. ..Ladies  of 
the  Shield  and  Diamond...Kill-it...SMAB...Shooters  Club...Firetruck...ll  :30...IT...Oh!  Brians...Lit...ROOMS  ...C'mon...Chilli-B...Please  Try  to  Pay 
Attention—Stair  Climbing...Between  the  Cheek  and  Gum...Pucker  up  butter  cup. ..Good  Luck  Rub...Yaba-daba-do...Days...Pit...You're  the  Man,  Be  the 
Man...Threw  like  Stew...Lyin'  Like  Brian...  Ma  Fletcher...Fly-by  Knight...Little  Sisters...  See  Ya  Round-Bye,  Thanks  For  Coming  Out! 


In  1947,  the  Delta  Delta  tradition  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  was  started  at  Florida 
Southern  College.  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  was  founded  at  the  University  of 
Virginia  in  1868  and  is  represented  in  over  200  colleges  and  universities 
nationwide.  The  symbol  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha,  the  firetruck,  stands  for 
leadership,  readiness,  and  dependability.  The  brothers  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha 
proudly  wear  the  colors  of  garnet  and  gold,  while  participating  in  athletics 
and  academics  on  campus.  The  Pikes'  motto,  "Once a  Pike,  Always  a  Pike," 
shows  their  dedication  to  loyalty  and  unity  forever. 


PI  KAPPA  ALPHA 


Todd  Michaud 
Jeff  Alleborn 
Cory  Mansfield 
Ron  DiFava 
Brent  Hering 
Rich  Lofink 


Robb  Fannin 
A.J.  Carpino 
Mike  Stewart 
Joby  Sherrod 
Rich  Robnett 
Dave  Gulli 


Andy  Macey 
Brian  Regan 
Todd  Shelbaugh 
Mark  Neitzke 
Brandon  Stritch 
Rob  Winfree 


Ricarlos  Guzman 
Chris  Kamberg 
Not  Pictured: 
Brian  Boushie 
Curtis  Taylor 


Greeks 


— I 


Pi  Kappa  Phi  is...The  Only  Frat  On  Campus...The  Bull...Captain  Morgan...Fat  Cat...Rock-N-Roll...Pork  Chop...Barbarian...Ruskin...L.L...Coats...Who  Do 
It...Hi,  How  Are  You?  The  Shocker-Somebody's  Getting  Antsy...Tax  Master...Don't  Be  Scared  Of  It...Gone  Fishin'...Jus'  Chillin'...True  Men...Blues 
Brothers  Livc.Wish  You  Were  Here...The  End...See  Ya  Later  Bye. 


The  Beta  Beta  chapter  of  Pi  Kappa  Phi  was  established  at  Florida  Southern 
College  on  October  14,  1948  with  the  national  chapter  being  founded 
December  10, 1904.  The  colors  of  Pi  Kappa  Phi  are  gold,  blue  and  white. 
Pi  Kapps  know  that  of  all  the  men  in  the  world,  none  are  equal  to  brothers. 


PI  KAPPA  PHI 


Oliver  Pechacek 
Santiago  Escobar 
Andrew  Greenstein 
David  Stafford 
Christopher  Meredith 


Charles  Pons 
Ross  Cable 
Travis  Council 
John  Hildenbrand 
Jeff  Lee 
Scott  Austin 


Zack  Bonczek 
Mark  Thompson 
Mark  Campbell 
Brad  Patton 
Carl  Brosky 


Greeks 


Phi  Mu  is  Think  Pink-Pink  Bar...Ribbit...Rose  and  White...Paw  Prints...Cosby  Night...Candlelights...Memories...Sisterhood...  Please  Don  t  Let  This 
Feeling  End...Sisters  are  Forever...Brandy  Snifters-Carnation  Sisters...Carnarion  Ball...Laughter...Smiles...  Love...Steel  Magnolias-Movies...  Olive 
Garden  Phis  "They  said"-Scrapbooks...Composites-Rush  Retreats...Big  and  Lil's...Quadrafoil...Mary,  Mary,  and  Martha.  Phi  Mu  s 
Kaleidoiope-Alumnae-Macon  Out  in  Georgia...3-D...Senior  Wills...Road  Trips...Phi  Mu  Phantom-TP  and  Tapinfr..S^  F,del.Jj.ons...I».nk 
Castles...Procrastinarion...Why-Pyros-Fire  Drills...Phi  Dinners-Love,  Honor,  and  Truth...Pink  Formals-Paint  the  World  Pink...GO  PHI  MU- 


Phi  Muisthe  second  oldest  and  fifth  largest  national  sorority.  Phi  Muwas 
founded  on  March  4, 1854  at  Wesleyan  college  in  Macon,  Georgia.  The 
Alpha  Tau  chapter  of Phi  Muwas  founded  in  1954.  Their  flower  is  the  rose 
carnation  and  their  colors  are  rose  and  white.  Phi  Mu's  mascot  is  the  lion, 
their  jewel  is  the  pearl  and  their  open  motto  is  "The  Faithful  Sisters." 


PHIMU 


Greeks 


Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  is...Big  Parties...Shiny  Pins...Beastmaster  Award—Brown  Bagger...Bubble  gum...Tough  guy...Jcrky...Ruc...  Bernie...Jim's  1st  Year 
Ann..Banquet...WeddingRings...SweetT-LittleBoys...TatSpaniowz...Hollywood...Brotherhood...Phi  Alpha...RheaShirgio...Pauli-Huh-Huh...Intramural 
hogs...Lablidiot...Mushroom  Head...Karate  Keith...Do  you  know  who  I  am?...Lay  Down. ..Set  Me  Up...I  See  How  You  Are.-.Hot  Box...Mission 
Impossible...Slack  Lil...Lil  Last  Batch...Thanks!... Chick  Magnet. ..Rat  Boy...We  Promise!!. ..Leo...Minerva...Florida  Gamma...Gerbal...Sigma  Alpha 
Eplison...The  Gentlemen...Hypa-Menatater.. .Canoe  Finale...Weekend...Don...Pumpkin  Head  Boyette...The  Addams  Family...  Pauli's  Blood  Bath. 


Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  was  founded  on  March  9, 1856  at  the  University  of 
Alabama  at  Tuscaloosa.  The  Florida  Gamma  chapter  was  founded  on 
November  12,  1949.  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon's  symbol  is  the  lion.  It 
represents  the  chapter's  dedication  to  vitality  as  well  as  the  virtue  of  being 
a  true  gentleman  and  embracing  eternal  friendship. 


SIGMA  ALPHA 
EPSILON 


Todd  Percy 
Matt  Sennet 
Bill  Blomeley 


Jim  Roberts 

Neal  Bogosian 

Jack  Snider 

Tripp  Norton 

Dave  Boyette 

Kevin  Wall 

Dave  Brockley 

Dan  Nelson 

Paul  Mena 

Britt  Swaine 

Greeks 


Sigma  Chi  is...The  White  Cross...AH-Sports  Champs...Odie...3rd  Floor  Crew!. ..Bid  Day...Alumni...Sweetheart,  Sara...Roger,  ADPi  Sweetheart...Wade 
Alpha  ChiSweetheart...Druska,  the  Womanizer...Sega...Tony/  Can  You  Cut  a  Check  For  Me?...Eh,  Get  Ta'  Know  Me!. ..Space  Shettle...AXL...Rhodesy...Who 
Took  Browny's  Shirt?...Bud...Retreat...Opie...SL  Petc.Jake,  Boog  Dog!...  Chapter  Room  Wrestlemania...Smitty...AAAFTFrH!...  Little  Sisters...The  Norman 
Shield...Huuuughes!...Why  ask  Why?...  Flipper,  Gumbo  YaYa!...Tack...UncleYammies...TheBigDippaaaa!...I-Week...Doherty..."D"...Tim...Where's Brett? 
No,  the  Other  One...Ryan,  the  Real  McCoy...B.K...Doogie  ...Rirual...Committment...A  Way  of  Life...True  Brothers. 


The  Sigma  Chi  fraternity  was  founded  in  1855  at  Miami  University  in 
Oxford,  Ohio.  For  over  thirty  years,  the  spirit  of  Sigma  Chi  has  shined  at 
Florida  Southern  College  with  the  Epsilon  Sigma  chapter.  With  over  30 
active  brothers,  Sigma  Chi  continues  to  maintain  the  high  ideals  of  friendship, 
justice, andlearning.  Sigma  Chi  is  very  competitive  in  intramural  sports  and 
other  Greek  competitions.  Every  year  Sigma  Chi  involves  the  sororities  on 
campus  in  Derby  Days,  its  largest  annual  fundraiser.  Proceeds  go  to 
Wheelhouse  and  the  Geo  Wallace  Center.  Sigma  Chi  is  more  than  just  a 
fraternity;  It  is  an  opportunity  and  a  way  of  life. 


SIGMA  CHI 


Mike  Marcell 
Brian  Rutledge 
Dan  Pruehs 
John  Doherty 
Daryll  Denson 
Todd  Shettle 
Brett  Bowman 
Brian  Kennedy 
Bill  Brown 


Scott  Anderson 
Brian  O'Driscoll 
Tim  Siedem 
Wade  Patterson 
Rich  Chapman 
Roger  Whiteman 
William  James 
Ray  Inman 
Kevin  Neal 
Rich  McGlynn 


Grant  Wainscott 
Alan  Dozer 
Brian  Hughes 
William  Rhodes 
Mike  Smith 
Scott  Tackett 
Ryan  Phillips 
Thomas  Leahy 
Nicholas  Arnold 
Not  Pictured: 


Brett  Thompson 
Michael  Jeffries 
Brian  Layton 
Steven  Douglas 
Craig  Roberts 
John  Vondruska 
Scott  Ferguson 
Chris  Asbell 


''=•<*     I 


Greeks 


Theta  Chi  is...Tight...Dougie  Utah...Big...Sean...UVA...Fire...Joc  Bob...smell  ya...Late  Night  Terror...Solid...Unity  and  Rcspect...Burrow...Get  It 
Done...Rip  Club. ..Eat  It...Chilly  Willy...Helmut...X-Man  Club...Cookies  N'Crcam...Dog...Squid...Grog...Chinstrap...The  Barber...Roberts...Why  Can't 
You  Do  It?...Foil...Brotherhood...Equality...  Excellence...Rcvcnge...Nice  Onion...Tool...Swing...It...  Vegetable...Garden...Drag  It  Skip...The 
Truck...Jeep...Hansens...  Bad  Boy  Club...Vegas...Pull  the  Goalie..-222's..TRI'S...Mike  Myers...Mattresses  not  VCR's...Ho...You  Know  If  s 
True...Hardball...Lef  s  Do  It...Anti/Slack...Eat  It...Have  to  Have  It...Vote...REDDMAN...Safety. 


Theta  Chi  fraternity  was  founded  inl856  at  Norwich  University  in  Norwich, 
Vermont.  The  Gamma  Delta  chapter  was  introduced  to  the  Florida  Southern 
College  campus  in  1946  and  since  then  has  proven  to  bea  builder  of  character 
and  inspirer  of  true  friendship.  A  brother  of  Theta  Chi  is  not  just  a  member 
of  a  fraternity,  he  is  also  part  of  a  family.  Look  for  Theta  Chi. 


Not  Pictured: 
David  Uva 
Joe  Fumari 


Greeks 


Zeta  Tau  Alpha  is...Baakaw...Bill  who?...Get  Off  With  Your  Bad  SelfL.Greek  Week  Champs  Again!...Pout...Opes...Ooh-Rah...I.V...  Q.M...Round- 
up...Snap...Co-Jo  Em...Gaige  and  Payle...Shari  and  Shawn...Kerr-Bear...Bonk...Kaus...Senoir!...Tweedle  Dee  and  Tweedle  Dum...Mom  Higgins...Mr. 
Greek...Vinny...  WEU...Sweethearts...Emz...Ria...Lolo...Pill...Right  Here  BabeL.NotL.They'll  Get  Over  It!...You  Want  To  What!?...Why  Ask  Why..Xaura/ 
Sophie/Jane...Groovy...Yeah,  Right...6  JA's...Volleyball  Players...KROP...Crown  Chapter  Again...New  Orleans  Spring  Break. 


Zeta  Tau  Alpha  Sorority  was  founded  in  Farmville,  Virginia,  at  Longwood 
College  in  1 898.  Nine  women  joined  together  to  become  the  original  founding 
members.  Six  enthusiastic  girls  established  theDelta  Beta  Chapter  at  Florida 
Southern  College  in  1956.  As  of  last  fall,  the  chapter  has  a  total  of  50 
members.  Their  national  philanthropy  is  the  Association  of  Retarded 
Citizens.  Through  their  service  projects,  such  as  the  Mr.  Greek  Contest,  the 
Zetas  are  also  able  to  make  a  donation  to  the  Special  Olympics.  This  year  they 
held  their  first  Crown  Classic  Race.  The  sorority's  motto  is  "Seek  the 
Noblest,"  their  symbol  is  the  crown,  and  the  chapter  mascot  is  the  frog. 


ZETA  TAU  ALPHA 


Becky  Thysen 
Maris  Norris 
Melissa  Padgett 
Marcy  Bullard 
Jill  Dittus 
Jen  Cross 
Barb  Burnham 
Amy  Ganger 
Jen  Simpson 
Tracy  Goelz 


Amy  Day 
Gayle  E'Nama 
Paige  Goodman 
Tanya  Pollnow 
Cammie  Iosue 
Jill  Greene 
Kerry  Krichbaum 
HoUy  Huber 
K.C.  Canada 
Nancy  Hoskinson 


Emily  Rohm 
Maria  Fallon 
Christina  Younkers 
Phyllis  Gross 
Kelley  Emery 
Laurie  Hawk 
Kelly  Walls 
Donna  Deragon 
Jill  Pugh 
Holly  Bicknell 


Kim  Wilson 
l.ibbic  Millen 
Shauna  Young 
Lori  Nicholason 
Emily  Schorr 
Melanie  Hill 
Jill  Easton 
Sharon  Schroer 
Mindy  Pugsley 
Lesley  Robichaud 


Greeks 


Sports 


This  has  been  an  exciting  year  for  the  sports 
program  at  FSC.  The  athletes  have  worked 
hard  this  season  in  preparation  for  achieving 
their  goals.  All  of  the  teams  set  high  standards 
and  their  achievements  are  proof  of  their 
determination. 

For  example,  the  soccer  team  finished  their 
impressive  season  with,  for  the  first  time  ever, 
a  national  ranking  and  the  volleyball  team 
finished  fourth  at  the  NCAA  Division  II  National 
Volleyball  Championship  this  season.  The 
cheerleaders  continued  to  sparkle  this  year  on 
the  sidelines  at  Men's  and  Women's  Basketball 
games. 

FSC  is  proud  of  the  athletic  department  and 
appreciates  the  outstanding  spirit  of  competition 
that  they  possess. 


Bill  Drost  makes  the  grade  for  FSCs  Men's  Basketball  Team,  as  some 

of  DeVry's  players  stand  in  awe. 


FSCs  athletic  program  teaches  success 
on  the  field,  as  well  as  in  the  game  of 

— Katy  Cortelyou 

Jill  Stephens  and  Kari  Kiepe  do  some 
■^j,  C     digging/  while  teammates  Becky 

Thyhsen  and  Leigh  Ann  Justice  block  in 
synchronized  motion. 


67/        Sports 


The  Mocs  29-game  schedule  this  season,  was  a 
tough  pre-conference  slate  of  Division  II  powers,  along 
with  a  tournament  featuring  six  major  Division  I  schools. 
Although  the  Moccasins  lost  five  seniors  from  last  sea- 
son, Coach  Gibbons  was  very  optimistic. 

"With  seven  new  players,  we  have  a  lot  of  work 
ahead.  The  players  and  staff  are  looking  forward  to  the 
new  season,"  he  said. 

MEN'S 
BASKETBALL 


Manager  David  Uva  Tim  Gatz 

Reggie  Washington  Jesse  White 

Chet  Galloway  Bill  Conners 

Shanaka  Weerasooriya  Asst.  Coach  Joe  Niland 

Larry  Murphy  Head  Coach  Gordon  Gibbons 


Tony  Newberg  Mike  Spain 

Scott  Head  St.  Aide  Tim  Cheeney 

Chris  Lee  St.  Aide  Chris  Conley 

Randy  Hagerdon  Mgr.  Brandon  Stritch 

Bill  Drost  Trainer  Hugh  Harling 


Sports       168 


The  past  two  years  have  been  tough  for  our  Lady 
Moccasins,  but  with  the  help  of  their  returning  starters 
and  the  enthusiasm  of  the  incoming  freshmen  the  Ladies 
are  raring  to  go.  Head  Coach  Norm  Benn  said,  "I'm 
optimistic  about  this  season.  For  the  first  time  in  two 
years,  we  have  some  experience  on  the  squad." 


WOMEN'S 
BASKETBALL 


Bm        i'  I 


Kelly  Charron 
Jill  Stephens 
Stacey  Ungashick 
Julie  Milford 
Andrea  Evans 


Angie  Robinson  Head  Coach  Norm  Benn  Amy  Conklin 

Cindy  Shannon  Asst.  Coach  Dot  Schoeller  Rhonda  Ross 

Emily  Sisson  Tracy  Salmon  Ladreda  Borom 

Manager  Lisa  Colaiocco    Lorraine  Richer  TrainerNita  Hospel 
Asst.  Coach  Frank  Lopez  Stacey  Sherbon 


691       Sports 


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The  Moccasin  baseball  team  was  practicing  in 
early  January  in  order  to  prepare  themselves  for  a  win- 
ning season.  Coach  Anderson  stated,  "This  should  be  an 
exciting  year.  After  a  fifth  place  finish  in  the  World  Series 
in  1991,  we  hope  to  do  better  in  1992." 


BASEBALL 


Row  One: 
Jason  Neel 
Mark  Sobolewski 
Rodney  Morris 
Steve  Marchitto 
Rick  Mariucci 
Jeff  Marchitto 
Tom  Hilbert 
Tim  Leto 


Row  Two: 
Jeff  Haag 
Scott  Robillard 
Steve  Gressel 
John  DeClue 
Glenn  Getner 
Richard  Townsend 
Chris  DeClue 
Brian  Cone 
Shawn  Wallace 


Row  Three: 
Ken  Chapman 
Brett  Whidden 
Todd  Hudson 
Greg  S cheer 
John  Morsehead 
Mark  Ashley 
Jason  Peterson 
Tom  Taylor 
Robert  Turkett 


Row  Four: 
Todd  Taylor 
Mike  Mullen 
Mike  Pratt 
Brett  Fitzgerald 
Russ  Hedgecock 
Jason  Leto 
Eddie  G  ji  I  laid 
Chuck  Bauer 
John  Adamczewski 


Sports 


With  a  talented  group  returning,  and  an  impressive 
cast  of  newcomers,  the  outlook  for  1992,  was  a  bright 
one.  Returning  to  the  mound  and  behind  home  plate, 
were  Candy  Carrico  and  Andrea  Fellner.  The  newcom- 
ers were  experienced  in  both  infield  and  outfield  posi- 
tions, so  depth  was  no  problem  for  the  Lady  Mocs  this 
season.  The  1992  schedule  included  not  only  the  Sun- 
shine State  Conference,  but  also  a  doubleheader  with  the 
University  of  South  Florida  and  South  Carolina-Spar- 
tanburg. 


SOFTBALL 


1*  WW 


Courtney  Asbee      Ginger  Dudley  Michelle  Montgomery      Chrissy  Teresi 


Karen  Conway 
Tangi  Burns 
Brandi  Britton 


Michelle  Beale 
Tonya  Regoli 
Amy  Dyer 
Candy  Carrico 
Asst.  Coach  Al  Belotto 


Andrea  Fuller 
Trainer  Nita  Hospel 
Julie  Hansen 
Kellie  Robinson 

Coach  Chris  Belotto 


Jana  Merten 
Katy  Cortelyou 
Wanda  Graham 


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At  the  beginning  of  their  season,  the  Lady  Mocs 
were  ranked  seventh  in  the  American  Volleyball  Coaches 
Association  Poll.  By  the  end  of  the  season,  their  record 
was  36-10  and  they  finished  fourth  at  the  NCAA  Divi- 
sion II  National  Volleyball  Championships.  Three  of  the 
Lady  Mocs  were  named  to  the  All-Sunshine  State  Con- 
ference first  team,  along  with  receiving  AVC A  All-South 
honors:  Becky  Thyhsen,  Leigh  Ann  Justice,  and  Christi 
Nash. 


VOLLEYBALL 


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Kelly  Fitzgerald 
Paige  DuBois 
Christy  Nash 
Liza  Villarreal 


Jill  Stephens               Kari  Kiepe  Trainer  Nita  Hospel 

Becky  Perez  Leigh  Ann  Justice  Shannan  Brown 

Missy  Meyer  Asst.  Coach  Susan  Freeman  Becky  Thyhsen 

Sharon  Schroer Head  Coach  Lois  Webb  Amy  Thoeming 


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The  Mocs'  Soccer  team  finished  with  a  10-8  record, 
their  first  winning  season  since  1978.  The  Mocs  were 
ranked  as  high  as  #20  in  the  Nation  and  #5  in  the  South. 
This  national  ranking  was  their  first  ever  and  team  play- 
ers succeeded  in  making  impacts  on  the  field:  Roberto 
Rampino  -  second  team  All-South;  Frank  Bresk  -  Honor- 
able Mention  All-State  and  Second  Team  All-Conference; 
Team  Captain  Phil  Bethea,  John  Idle,  and  Barry  Young- 
Honorable  Mentions  All-Conference .  Coach  Snow  said, 
"I've  been  at  F.S.C.  for  11  years  and  this  was  our  most  suc- 
cessful and  exciting  season." 


SOCCER 


George  Gansner 
Roberto  Rampino 
Tyler  Hall 

Head  Coach  Sam  Snow 
Asst.  Coach  Kris  Pahl 


Phil  Bethea 
Frank  Bresk 
John  Congrove 
John  Idle 
Barry  Young 


Trainer  Hugh  Marling 
James  Francke 
Sidney  O'Neal 
Andy  Thompson 
Chris  McLaurin 


Darryl  Denson 
Rick  Fredrickson 
Mike  Hulten 
Matt  Sennet 
Jose  Hernandez 


731       Sports 


The  Cross  Country  teams  ran  through  a  season  of 
rebuilding  and  retrenching.  A  crop  of  new  recruits  helped 
the  men's  team  achieve  a  fourth  place  finish  at  the 
conference  meet  and  the  women's  team  placed  fourth 
also. 

CROSS  COUNTRY 


Corey  Mansfield        Brian  DeAngelis         Chad  Magnuson        Not  Picured: 
Brad  Patton  William  Jay  Keith  Summers         Coach  Tom  Kelly 

Coach  Mike  Way        Clint  Haldane  Ken  Bailey 


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The  golf  team  of  1992  faced  a  challenge  that  had 
never  been  conquered  by  a  Division  II  golf  team  in  the 
history  of  the  NCAA.  Only  seven  times  has  a  team  won 
two  National  Championships  in  a  row  and  never  has  a 
team  had  a  3rd  Championship  come  their  way.  This 
year,  four  of  the  1991  Golf  Team  members  returned  to 
play.  Their  goal  was  to  qualify  for  the  National  Cham- 
pionships and  to  be  successful  in  representing  Florida 
Southern  in  the  fashion  they  richly  deserve. 


GOLF 


Corey  Doel 
Mike  Cloer 
Rodney  Butcher 


Gary  Cona 
Chad  Lucovsky 
Teke  Carson 

Coach  Charley  Matlock 


Tony  Westbrock 
Richard  Cole 
Darron  Stiles 


Kurt  Marty 
Cameron  Murray 
Matt  Boyce 


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In  1991  the  Lady  Mocs  maintained  a  21-5  record  and 
earned  a  National  Ranking  of  fourth  place.  In  1992  the 
team  had  a  great  nucleus  with  six  returning  players  from 
the  previous  spring  and  their  schedule  included  a  trip  to 
California  where  they  received  more  national  recognition. 


TENNIS 


Laura  Newmark  Rachel  Mamolou 

Dana  Suttile  Caroline  Albertsma 

Padget  Cole  Laura  Hersey 


Head  Coach  Ed  Jeffries 
Mara  Sullivan 
Lori  Feingold 


Not    pictured: 
Jennifer  Race 


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Since  1948  the  Florida  Southern  College  water  ski 
team  has  been  going  strong.  This  year  was  no  exception. 
Team  members  ranged  from  top  ranked  competitors  to 
excellent  newcomers.  National  champion  Mark  Ritchhart 
served  his  second  year  as  coach  and  was  overjoyed 
about  the  desire  and  goals  the  team  was  striving  to 
achieve.  Top  skiers  on  the  FSC  team  were:  Mark  Bedsole, 
Noel  Slater,  Liz  Peoples,  and  Amy  Cromack  and  the 
powerful  men's  trick  team  took  a  lead  in  winning 
tournaments  this  year,  as  well. 


SKI  TEAM 


Cris  Ashbill 
Liz  Peoples 
Erica  Cope 
Michelle  Barnes 
Amy  Cromack 


Cheryl  Bermeo 
Dan  Nelson 
Bill  Blomeley 
Nick  Shirgio 
John  Baldwin 


Mark  Reemelin 
Bill  Glynn 


Noel  Slater 
Mark  Bedsole 


Coach  Mark  Richart      Andrew  Turner 


Brian  Walsh 
Brent  Swanson 


Scott  Fessler 


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771        Sports 


This  year's  Florida  Southern  Cheerleaders  were  seen 
displaying  their  "Moc  Spirit"  at  the  men's  and  women's 
basketball  games.  The  squad  consisted  of  eight  members, 
two  of  which  returned  from  last  year.  They  performed  a 
variety  of  cheers  and  dances  with  dynamic  stunts  and 
tumbling,  as  well  as  a  crowd  pleasing  half-time  routine. 

Along  with  promoting  school  spirit,  the  FSC  cheer- 
leaders judged  tryouts  and  competitions  for  local  high 
school  squads.  They  also  helped  at  fundraising  events 
sponsored  by  Florida  Southern  athletic  teams. 


Cheerleaders 


Heather  Luckie  Christy  Mills  Sonia  Ward  Molly  Vogt 

Dawn  Rhoades  (C  apt.)  Nikki  Bedard  Elisa  Hamm  (Co-Capt.)  Lesli  Lazanis 


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Student  Life 

Life  on  the  Florida  Southern  campus  en- 
compasses activities  offering  community  and 
student  services.  While  the  Student  Govern- 
ment Association  serves  as  a  liaison  between 
students  and  administration /faculty,  the  Stu- 
dent Union  Board  coordinates  events  like  ca- 
noe trips,  study  breaks,  and  performances  by 
special  guests. 

The  opportunities  to  experience  FSC's  stu- 
dent life  are  great  with  sorority,  dorm,  and 
commuter  representatives  in  the  Association 
of  Women  Students,  Circle  K  offering  commu- 
nity service,  religious  life  supporting  spiritual 
growth  and  fellowship,  and  international  as- 
pects integrating  American  and  foreign  stu- 
dents into  the  FSC  program.  At  FSC  student 
life  is  full! 


"You've  lost  that  lovin'  feeling."  David  Gulli  takes  the  spotlight 

during  "O-Week  '91,"  but  it  looks  like  Pete  Davis  is  just 

"Chopping  Broccoli"  in  the  background. 


Getting  involved  is  the  key  to  a  successful 
social  and  academic  life.  Everything  we  do 
outside  academics  will  build  our  character, 
confidence,  and  a  sense  of  friendship  that 
will  become  intrinsical  parts  of  our  careers 
for  years  to  come. 

— Ernesto  Silva 

What?  You're  telling  me  I  could've  gotten 
this  book  cheaper  at  the  SGA  Book  Swap?! 


Student  Life 


The  Student  Government  As- 
sociation (SGA)  coordinates  the 
various  subsidiaries  of  student  government 
to  enhance  a  cooperative  working  relation- 
ship among  the  college  administration,  the 
faculty,  and  the  student  body.  The  goal  of 
SGA  is  to  bring  valid  student  suggestions 
to  the  attention  of  the  college  administra- 
tion and  effectively  pursue  a  course  of  ac- 
tion, for  example  environmental  aware- 
ness and  security  have  been  instilled 
through  the  SGA  sponsored  campus- 
wide  recycling  program  and  the  Student 
Escort  Service . 

Only  one  more  photo,  please... I  need  to  get  ready  for  an  SGA 

meeting!  Sara  Rust  (center)  was  one  of  several  senators  on  the 

Student  Government  during  1991-92. 


I  don't  know  about  you  guys, 

but  I'm  going  to  an  SGA 

meeting. 

SGA  Officers:  Julie  Westendorf, 

Vice  President;  Heather 

Benedict,  President;  Missy 

Ayers,  Secretary;  Brett  Freese, 

Treasurer. 

SGA:  Melinda 

McConnaughhay,  Bill  Brown, 

Kris  Fessel,  Julie  Westendorf, 

Holly  Higinbotham,  Heather 

Benedict,  Rick  DePianta,  Karen 

Brown,  Kevin  Thuman,  Annie 

Avery,  Dean  Kimberly 

Pickering,  ,  Drew  Forness  Matt 

Brown,  Brett  Freese,  Brad  Scott, 

Fred  Wolfe,  Hank  Brain,  Shae 

Harrell,  Sara  Rust,  Missy 

Ayers. 


Student  Life 


^T  T¥>  The  Student  Union  Board 
^  ^  **  (SUB)  strives  to  establish 
a  myriad  of  opportunities  for  Florida 
Southern  College  students  to  meet, 
interact,  and  take  a  break  from  the 
rigors  of  college  life.  SUB  plans  the 
O-Week  and  Greek  Week  dances,  as 
well  as  occasional  other  dances  dur- 
ing the  course  of  each  school  year. 
This  year  SUB  sponsored  a  trip  to  Sea 
World,  as  well  as  camping  and  ca- 
noeing excursions.  SUB  is  also  fa- 
mous for  its  hot  wings  study  breaks. 

Power  Twins  activate  into  SUB  thinking  caps. 

Student  Union  Board  Officers:  Jennifer  Simpson, 
Secretary/Treasurer;  Jennifer  Kleman,  President;  Jim 
Evans,  Vice  President. 


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Hi  ho!  Hi  ho!  It's  on  a  SUB  weekend  we  go! 


Student  Life 


AWS 


The  Association  of  Women 
Students  (AWS)  strives  for 
cheerfulness,  prosperity,  well-being,  and 
the  progress  of  community  involvement  at 
Florida  Southern  College.  Their  goal  is  to 
maintain  a  system  of  government  to  make 
every  aspect  of  life  in  college  more  produc- 
tive. This  year  AWS  sponsored  the  success- 
ful "Winter  Wonderland"  fashion  show,  as 
well  as  other  student-related  activities. 


I'm  telling  you  -  AWS  is  a  rising  star. 


Association  of  Women  Students:  Christina  Alfieri,  Missy  Ayers,  Macy  Bennett,  Nicole  Brozyna,  Toni  Butterfield,  Kellie  Chaplin,  Joy 
Cramer,  Amy  Day,  Angie  DiDomineck,  Katie  Dowdy,  Susanne  Fontana,  Annie  Franco,  April  Hallman,  Shae  Harrell,  Samantha  Harries, 
Emily  Harris,  Laurie  Hawk,  Tracy  Heffner,  Laura  Hersey,  Holly  Higinbotham,  Millicent  Horton,  Kelly  Jackson,  Dawn  King,  Kimberly 
Kloots,  Jennifer  LaRochelle,  Kena  Leak,  Ashley  Leech,  Marisol  Lugo,  Paula  Malfitano,  Deanne  Malley,  Rachel  Mamolou,  Liz  Marretta, 
Janet  Meginley,  Monique  Montgomery,  Candice  Nelson,  Susie  Nelson,  Laura  Nofi,  Marris  Norris,  Melanie  Norris,  Melissa  Padgett,  Vicky 
Pagel,  Lesli  Powell,  Jodi  Reed,  Yamira  Santos,  Tina  Schneider,  Jennifer  Simpson,  Vikki  Sparkman,  Laura  Speier,  Jody  Steg,  Jennifer 
Swisher,  Jessica  Traupman,  Christy  Umsted,  Kara  Wahlbrink,  Sonia  Ward,  Mendy  Watson,  Leslie  Weninger,  Jenni  White,  Ann  Williams, 
Kymberli  Williams. 


Association  of  Women  Students  Officers: 

Jennifer  Simpson,  Vice  President;  Melissa 

Ayers,  President;  Michelle  Gesche,  Advisor; 

Kellie  Chaplin,  Clerk;  Laura  Speier, 

Secretary /Treasurer. 


Student  Life 


J  A.  S  &  lv/Y.  S  Resident 
Advisors  are  often  the  most  important 
people  in  the  lives  of  new  Florida  South- 
ern students,  by  helping  them  adjust  to 
the  ways  of  college  life.  JA's  and  RA's 
help  first-time  FSC  students,  by  being  a 
friend  and  counselor  who  lives  close 
enough  to  be  found  any  time,  day  or 
night. 

Three's  not  a  crowd  when  it  comes  to  new  friends. 
Freshmen  Stacie  Colbum  and  Mendy  Watson  get  to  know 
Junior  Advisor  Christina  Younkers  as  they  swing  into 
FSC  life  on  the  front  porch  of  Student  Personnel. 


Junior  and  Resident  Advisors: 
Row  I:  Dawn  Mura,  Susanne 
Fontana,  Missy  Ayers,  Jennifer 
Simpson,  Maria  Fallon;  Row 
II:  Cindy  Oakley,  Missy 
Turbeville,  Christina 
Younkers,  Sara  Rust,  Heather 
Bischoff,  Emily  Rohm,  Jennifer 
Kleman;  Row  III:  Julie  Kent, 
Julie  Westendorf,  Stephanie 
Moorhead,  Renee  Cook;  Row 
IV:  Dave  Campbell,  Brad 
Scott,  Scott  Tackert,  T.J.  Leahy, 
Marc  Zeff,  Brant  Menswar, 
Brett  Freese,  Trent  Davis,  John 
Steward. 


Miss  Molly's  &  Mr.  Moc's^^f^et 

transition  to  college  life  eas- 
ier by  corresponding  with 
new  students  the  summer 
before  their  years  at  FSC 
begin. 

Miss  Molly's  and  Mr.  Moc's:  Christine 
Shiver,  Tripp  Norton,  Lorie  Gleason,  Scott 
Goodger,  Laurie  Hawk,  Jackie  Withers, 
Drew  Forness,  Dixie  Choate,  Holly 
Higinbotham,  Susan  Meltzer,  Kena  Leak, 
Kelley  Emery,  Todd  Percy,  Marc  Zillman, 
Tanya  Pollnow,  Kellie  Chaplin,  Audrey 
McDowell,  Leslie  Weninger,  Denise 
Pontuti,  Shae  Harrell,  Javier  Viera, 
Michelle  Gesche,  Kathy  Ferrara,  Mark 
Caldwell,  Mandy  Alston,  Hank  Brain, 
Jane  Newell,  Brian  Nottage,  Jill  Greene, 
Donna  Deragon,  Tricia  Banks,  Bill  Brown. 

Student  Life 


>    *    *    *  "• 


PANHELLENIC 

&TT7/^1  The  Inter- Fraternity 
IJri^  Council  (IFC)  is  the  gov- 
erning board  for  all  Greek  men.  IFC 
sponsors  the  male  rush  programs,  while 
Panhellenic,  an  organization  for  all  Greek 
women,  serves  as  the  governing  and  co- 
ordinating body  for  FSC's  six  sororities, 
organizing  various  all-sorority  pro- 
grams. IFC  and  Panhellenic  promote 
Greek  unity,  and  the  respect,  under- 
standing, and  acceptance  for  those 
participating  in  Greek-life. 

With  this  investment  we  could  really  win  big.  Brett 
Freese  and  Scott  Goodger  try  to  find  winning  ways  for 

IFC. 

O.K.  You're  going  to  chair  that  committee.  Heather 

Benedict  delegates  some  work  for  Panhellenic. 


Panhellenic:  Cindy  Hoskinson, 

Amy  Fisher,  Heather  Benedict, 

Sue  Kulp,  Jennifer  Simpson, 

Joy  Milner,  Julie  Westendorf, 

Tracy  Chaires,  Susanne 

Fontana,  Sunny  Turner, 

Stephanie  Viehman,  Paige 

Farmer,  Amy  Day,  Paula 

Huffman,  Amy  Srroyan. 

IFC:  Keith  Berend,  Andy 

Macey,  Steve  Parker,  Scott 

Anderson,  Santiago  Escobar, 

Michelle  Gesche,  John  Turek, 

Paul  Mena,  Oaryl  Denson, 

Brent  Hering,  Brandon  Stritch, 

Andy  Shenk,  Jim  Ransom, 

Oliver  Pechacek,  Brett  Freese. 

Student  Life 


STUDENT 
AMBASSADORS 

The  Student  Ambassadors  were  created  for 
the  purpose  of  giving  prospective  students 
guided  tours  of  FSC's  beautiful  Frank  Lloyd 
Wright  campus.  Selected  by  Admissions  and 
faculty,  these  students  serve  as  a  voice  for 
the  FSC  community,  welcoming  guest 
speakers  and  other  important  visitors  to  the 
college.  Celebrating  only  their  second  year 
on  campus,  the  student  ambassadors  are  a 
welcomed  addition  to  our  college. 

Hello,  I'm  your  tour  guide  Sharon  Ott  and  we  are  now  outside 
the  Ordway  Building. 

I  can't  go  today,  111  be  giving  a  tour  of  the  campus. 

Prospective  students  are  sure  to  attend  FSC  once  they've  been 
greeted  with  a  warm  Student  Ambassador  smile. 


Student  Ambassadors:  Row  I: 
Maria  Fallon,  Sharon  Ott,  Susan 
Meltzer,  Brett  Freese,  Christina 
Ch'Ng;  Row  II:  Christina  Younkers, 
Stefanie  Lang,  Shannon  Jarrett, 
Laura  Speier,  Jason  Squitier;  Row 
III:  Brant  Menswar,  Vinny  Iosue, 
Tracy  Heffner,  Mark  Caldwell,  Hank 
Brain. 


Student  Life 


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INTRAMURALS 

Intramural  sports  are  exciting  and 
competitive  facets  of  the  Florida  Southern 
experience.  Great  for  staying  fit  or  just 
plain  having  fun,  Intramurals  allow 
fraternity,  sorority,  and  independent  teams 
to  compete  in  a  variety  of  different  sports. 
The  Intramural  sports  program  is  on  the 
uprise  in  campus  popularity  and  is 
certainly  an  exciting  aspect  of  college  life 
atFSC 


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"Where  did  the  ball  go?"  Everybody  looks  surprised 
during  this  Intramural  game,  including  Intramural's 
Director  Larry  Powell. 

Body  Slamming...Is  this  Dance  Fever  or  FSC  Intramural 
Football? 


Student  Life 


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ITMeligious  Life 

without  its  important  place  in  Florida 
Southern  College  life.  Various  religiously 
affiliated  organizations  exist  on  campus  to 
contribute  to  the  spiritual  awareness  of 
students.  Groups  such  as  ACF  and  the 
Wesley  Fellowship  allow  students  the 
opportunity  to  join  together  in  Christian 
fellowship.  Additional  organizations  and 
events  include  the  chapel  choir,  chapel 
services,  and  Roman  Catholic  services. 

Javier  Viera  seems  to  believe  that  "man  cannot  live 

by  bread  alone." 


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Wesley  Fellowship  1991-92 


Sponsored  byrj^lo  If 

Kiwarus  International, V-^ XX  L1C  XV 
Circle  K  is  a  collegiate  service  and  social 
club  for  students.  Members  of  Circle  K 
offer  their  time  to  various  service 
endeavors  each  year.  Some  of  these  service 
activities  include  helping  with  chapel 
services,  assisting  the  recycling  program, 
and  ushering  for  the  Festival  of  Fine  Arts. 
Through  its  conscientious  efforts,  Circle 
K  has  completed  yet  another  successful 
year  at  Florida  Southern  College. 

O.K.  Turn  the  spotlight  off,  I  can't  see. 
Hello  and  whaf  s  your  name? 


Circle  K:  Beckie  Clark, 
Jennifer  Cross,  Charlotte 
Gopher,  Samantha  Harries, 
Tracy  Heffner,  Denise  Hefke, 
Tracy  Hiller,  Dina  Kalinoski, 
Lisa  Koch,  Kim  Kloots, 
Nonnie  LoFrumento,  Laurel 
Loften,  Paula  Malfitano, 
Alicia  McCole,  Jennifer 
MoUison,  Rebecca  Olmsted, 
Melissa  Padgett,  Tanya 
Pollnow,  Adelita  Rivera, 
Garen  Seiler,  Jennifer 
Simpson,  Holly  Tuxberry, 
Sonia  Ward,  Wendy  Wicker, 
Kymberli  Williams,  Heather 
Wilson,  Alisa  White,  Missy 
Ayers,  Jody  Steg,  Tina 
Schneider. 


Student  Life 


International 

^-  ■%  *       International 

d  111  CI  611 1 S  Students  Association 
(ISA)  is  an  organization  with  the  goal  of 
creating  a  lasting  attitude  of  goodwill  and 
peace  on  the  campus,  in  the  community, 
and  across  the  world.  It  focuses  on  educating 
the  community  about  diversities  and 
similarities  among  people  from  all  nations. 

Ingun  Hoel  shares  the  international  language  of  music,  as  she 

practices  her  piano  skills. 

"To  be  or  not  to  be,"  that  is  the  question  Goetz  von 
Berlichingen  of  Germany  asks. 


International  Students  Association:  Cheonmok  Kim,  Kouichi  Furuta,  Kanae  Okuyama, 

Michelle  Gesche,  Eva  Helsing,  Chris  Vasquez,  Gerhard  Toth,  Sabrina  Chowdhury,  Udani 

Rahman,  Sujatha  Rajarum,  Christina  Ch'Ng,  Candice  Nelson,  Brian  Nottage,  Michael 

Matutu. 

Just  writing  a  letter  to  some  friends  in  Europe.  FSC  students  like  to  take  their  work 

outside  under  the  warm  Florida  sunshine. 

Student  Life 


Senior  Class 

"Children  of  the  Sun" 

Just  hearing  the  word  "senior"  makes  this 
year's  graduating  class  shine.  This  one  word 
encompasses  much  meaning  for  four-year  col- 
lege students.  The  World  Book  Dictionary 
lists  several  definitions  for  that  awesome  word: 

Senior  - 

1)  an  older  person 

2)  a  person  of  higher  rank  or  longer  service 

3)  a  student  who  is  a  member  of  the  gradu- 
ating class. ..of  a  college 

Thus,  Florida  Southern  Seniors  are  the  eld- 
est students  on  campus,  maintaining  higher 
rank  due  to  longer  service,  as  members  of  the 
1992  Graduating  Class.  They  will  look  at  Flor- 
ida Southern  not  only  as  a  place  of  learning, 
but  as  their  Alma  Mater,  as  well. 

Between  studying  and  serving  in  Operation  Desert  Storm, 
Chuck  Pons  remained  busy  while  attending  Florida  Southern. 
His  involvement  in  the  Gulf  crisis  inspired  many  students  on 

campus. 


Through  my  years  at  FSC,  I've  been 
involved  in  many  organizations.  Being 
active  and  taking  part  in  school  is  the  best 
experience  you  can  get  out  of  college. 

— Melissa  Mercado 
Nancy  McWilliams,  Therese  Smith,  and 
Kuryne  Lee  formed  a  lasting  friendship, 
during  their  years  at  FSC 


Seniors 


Lauren  M.  Acord 

Tammy  D.  Ahlbrandt 

Jennifer  N.  Albright 

Michelle  E.  Allen 

Christine  Almeida 


Jonathan  S.  Anderson 

Karen  S.  Anderson 

Laurie  I.  Ankli  n 

Allison  M.  Arnold 

Melissa  A.  Ayers 


Senior  Spotlight 

Heather  Doreen  Benedict 


Heather  Doreen  Benedict  is  originally  from  Bridgeport, 
Connecticut.  She  is  an  education  major  who  has  been  active  in 
the  Greek  and  political  aspects  of  campus  life  at  FSC.  Her 
activities  include  being  president  of  the  Student  Government 
Association,  Order  of  Omega,  and  Panhellenic.  She  is  also  vice 
president  of  Omicron  Delta  Kappa.  Heather  is  in  the  Kappa 
Delta  sorority  and  is  involved  in  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  the  education 
honorary.  She  is  a  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Chapter  Sweetheart  and 
AM.  Class  Sweetheart.  She  has  also  been  a  Junior  Advisor, 
Miss  Molly,  member  of  AWS,  junior  and  sophomore  class 
president,  and  part  of  the  Orientation  Week  and  Founders 
Week  committees.  Her  goals  after  gradua  tion  are  to  further  her 
education  in  a  graduate  program  and  to  work  with  early 
childhood  and  exceptional  children.  While  at  FSC,  Heather 
received  the  Outstanding  Sophomore  Award  and  she  has 
learned  that  "not  all  things  come  from  textbooks,  but  from  day 
to  day  experiences."  Heather  shared  a  statement  that  she  has 
practiced  at  FSC,  "Never,  never  quit." 


Andrea  F.  Bailey 
Heather  L.  Bailey 
Charles  F.  Barrett 
Robert  W.  Baxla 
Marc  L.  Bedsole 


Teresa  L.  Beebe 

Heather  D.  Benedict 

Kenneth  R.  Benton 

Cheryl  J.  Bermeo 

Natasha  O.  Bethell 


Seniors 


David  A.  Blewett 

Susan  B.  Blomquist 

Anastasia  Bochis 

Christopher  J.  Boening 

Neal  Bogosian 


Anna  M.  Bolet 

Brenna  F.  Boring 

Christine  M.  Bower 

Kerri  A.  Boyle 

Scott  A.  Bressler 


Laura  J.  Brittenham 

David  P.  Brockley 

Tracey  A.  Brown 

Deborah  Buchheit 

Marcy  L.  Bullard 


Barbara  Burnham 
Tangela  Bums 
Brian  A.  Callahan 
Julie  L.  Callahan 
Andrea  L.  Calvert 


Kim  Camerier 

David  A.  Campbell 

Dianna  S.  Campbell 

Kimberly  C.  Campbell 

Susan  R.  Campbell 


Christian  L.  Cerbino 

Raschelle  A.  Cesari 

Cathy  D.  Chalfant 

Cheryl  Champion 

Clay  G.  Chancey 


Steven  H.  Chasey 

Areti  T.  Clark 

Robin  L.  Clark 

Geri  Clary 

John  P.  Cleveland 


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George  R.  Coats 

Tara  L.  Cochran 

Peggy  S.  Cochrane 

Thomas  C  Cooksey 

Nicholas  R.  Coon 


Travis  D.  Council 

Joy  E.  Cramer 

Richard  J.  Crawford 

Eric  Crites 

Jennifer  K.  Cross 


Senior  Spotlight 

Wendy  Shae  Harrell 

Wendy  Shae  Harrell  is  from  Winter  Haven,  Florida.  Her 
major  is  communications  with  an  emphasis  in  journalism. 
Shae  has  earned  experience  in  her  field  of  study  as  editor  of  the 
Interlachen  and  associate  editor  of  The  Sou  them.  Her  other  ac- 
tivities on  campus  include  Omicron  Delta  Kappa,  Judicial 
Review  Board  justice ,  Student  Government  Association  sena- 
tor and  Commuter  Committee  chairperson.  She  also  worked 
with  the  Orientation  Week  Committee,  the  Founders  Week 
Committee,  AWS,  the  Big  Buddy  program  and  was  selected  as 
a  Miss  Molly.  Her  term  as  French  Club  president  was  ex- 
tended into  an  intensive  French  study  program  in  Quebec. 
Shae  participated  in  the  1 991  production  of  "The  Desk  Set"  and 
received  a  Best  Actress  Award  for  the  year.  Other  awards  she 
has  received  include  Who's  Who  and  President's  Scholar. 
Shae's  goal  upon  graduation  is  to  further  her  education  in 
graduate  school  and  pursue  a  career  in  broadcasting.  The 
main  thing  Shae  has  learned  through  her  experiences  at  FSC  is 
not  to  compromise  what  she  believes  in  to  achieve  her  goals 
and  to  strive  for  success. 


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David  A.  Daniels 

Shannon  L.  Daugherty 

Barbara  P.  Davis 

Trent  E.  Davis 

Amy  E.  Day 


Louis  Desbiens 

Mark  E.  Dimarzio 

Jill  L.  Ditrus 

Courtney  Dirullio 

Cathy  A.  Drake 


Seniors 


Windy  L.  Earl 
Rebecca  A.  Eattnan 
James  T.  Eatmon 
Kelli  A.  Ebert 
Patrick  W.  Ellis 


Cayle  A.  Enama 
Eileen  J.  Eschrich 
Andrea  D.  Evans 
Maria  E.  Evans 
James  J.  Faloni 


Lori  L.  Feingold 
Jena  Ferlise-Hall 
Karen  E.  Fife 
Susan  M.  Fife 
Teresa  M.  Fortenbeny 


Lynne  M.  Fox 
Angelina  B.  Franco 
Virginia  Franco 
Deborah  J.  Franzke 
Geoffrey  D.  Freebern 


Judith  L.  Frierman 
Joseph  Fuer  II 
Joseph  Furnari  III 
Sean  D.  Futch 
Amy  W.  Ganger 


Richard  J.  Geringswald,  Jr. 
Ellen  L.  Giddens 
Katherine  M.  Gieschen 
Wyndham  J.  Girard 
Tracy  L.  Goelz 


Christy  P.  Goodman 
Tara  S.  Grandin 
Dawn  M.  Griffith 
Rebecca  E.  Haas 
Clinton  James  Haldane 


Seniors 


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George  D.  Hale  II 

Lee  A.  Hall 

Julie  L.  Hamilton 

Shannon  M.  Hamrick 

Eula  B.  Hanscel 


Tracy  D.  Hardie 

Robert  S.  Hardy 

Wendy  Shae  Harrell 

Tracy  D.  Heffner 

Denise  L.  Hefke 


Senior  Spotlight 

Jennifer  Lynn  Kleman 

Jennifer  Lynn  Kleman  is  a  communications  major 
with  an  emphasis  in  advertising.  She  is  originally  from 
North  Port,  Florida,  and  she  enjoys  walking,  writing 
letters,  talking  on  the  phone  and  dining  out.  Jennifer's 
activities  on  campus,  as  president  of  the  Student  Union 
Board,  have  strengthened  her  desire  to  work  as  a  cam- 
pus activities  coordinator,  go  to  graduate  school  and 
ultimately  pursue  a  career  in  student  personnel.  She  is 
a  Zeta  Tau  Alpha  sister,  has  been  on  the  FSC  cheerlead- 
ing  squad,  and  often  finds  time  to  write  for  the  college 
newspaper,  as  well.  She  has  participated  in  the  Student 
Government  Association,  FPRA,  and  served  as  a  Jun- 
ior Advisor.  Jennifer  has  also  worked  with  the  Orien- 
tation Week  and  Founders  Week  Committees.  She 
believes  that  students  should  take  advantage  of  all  of 
the  opportunities  available  to  them  at  Florida  Southern 
and  her  favorite  quote  is  to  "think  positive,  but  be 
realistic!" 


Eva  M.  Herrera 

Laura  M.  Herrera 

Linda  Jo  Hessinger 

Jennifer  L.  Hodges 

Michelle  R.  Hohnstreiter 


Rachel  J.  Hood 
Julia  A.  Hoppe 

Paula  A.  Huffman 
John  I.  Hughes 

Laurie  K.  Hughes 


Seniors 


Michael  A.  Hulten 
Edwin  E.  Hunt 
Kimberly  B.  Hunt 
Laurie  A.  Hurner 
David  O.  Hutchinson 


Jennifer  E.  Hutto 
Elizabeth  B.  Jago 
Scott  J.  Jakubowski 
Kenneth  D.  James 
William  H.  James 


Dolores  A.  Jauregui 
Cindy  A.  Johansen 
Shannon  D.  Johnson 
Shanon  E.  Johnson 
Leigh  A.  Justice 


Nancy  A.  Kalna 
Maryjane  Keener 
Carey  L.  Keith 
Brian  A.  Kennedy 
Michael  R.  Ketter 


Kari  E.  Kiepe 
Jennifer  L.  Kleman 
Jennifer  A.  Kruck 
Elizabeth  A.  Lahman 
Robert  L.  Lambert 


Thomas  J.  Leahy 
Jeffrey  D.  Lee 
Kuryne  M.  Lee 
Robert  R.  Lefebre 
Portia  L.  Lewis 


Kim  T.  Lickliter 
Denise  Lorance 
Meley  L.  Lorren 
Cheryln  A.  Lubertazza 
Dana  M.  Luckie 


Seniors 


Karyn  E.  Lynch 

Robert  A.  Macey 

Michael  Jay  Machado 

Kaye  K.  Madonia 

Jennifer  A.  Maiolo 


Leeann  Manley 

Tracy  E.  Mann 

Melynda  J.  Mansika 

Jeffrey  Marchitto 

Lynn  Marretta 


Senior  Spotlight 

Thomas  John  Leahy 


Thomas  John  Leahy  is  from  Port  St.  Lucie, 
Florida.  He's  a  sports  enthusiast  who  enjoys 
spending  time  with  friends.  T.J .  is  a  brother  in  the 
Sigma  Chi  fraternity  and  he  is  also  an  Alpha 
Delta  Pi  Little  Brother.  He  played  an  instrumen- 
tal part  in  organizing  the  Association  of  Male 
Students  at  FSC  and  he  is  also  a  member  of  the 
Association  of  Future  Accountants.  He  is  in- 
volved in  Order  of  Omega  and  the  Founders 
Week  Committee.  T.J.'s  goals  include  earning  an 
M.B.A.,  his  CPA  designation,  and  then  to  work 
fora  large  accounting  firm.  He  will  take  with  him 
the  knowledge  he's  learned  at  FSC  "that  life  is  full 
of  many  challenges,  but  with  a  lot  of  hard  work 
you  can  succeed  at  anything."  His  favorite  say- 
ing, "What  the  mind  can  conceive,  the  body  can 
achieve,"  will  take  him  far. 


Christine  K.  Martin 

David  A.  Matson 

Timothy  M.  May 

Tanya  M.  Mayhall 

Julee  Maynard 


Kelly  C.  McCarthy 

Patricia  McCool 

Melinda  C.  McConnaughhay 

Melissa  K.  McDonald 

Christopher  Boyd  McCill 


Seniors 


Katherine  D.  McSwain 
Nancy  K.  McWilliams 
Lekha  S.  Menon 
Melissa  L.  Mercado 
Terrence  R.  Miller 


Joy  D.  Milner 
Lazarus  M.  Mitchell 
Carta  C  Mobley 
Michelle  Monkiewicz 
Barbara  Morgan 


Fred  M.  Morgan 
Michelle  Morton 
Robert  C.  Moss 
Katherine  A.  Mulcay 
Sean  F.  Murray 


Amy  Mutzabaugh 
Jason  A.  Neel 
Deborah  J.  Nelson 
Thomas  H.  Norton  III 
Niven  G.  Nutt 


Brian  D.  O'Driscoll 
Michelle  L.  Overcast 
Melissa  E.  Padgett 
Stacey  A.  Page 
Amy  B.  Pambello 


Steve  Parker 
Holly  M.  Parsons 
Patrick  W.  Patterson 
Deborah  A.  Patton 
Elisabeth  A.  Peoples 


Todd  D.  Percy 
Karin  L.  Petrey 
Leonard  A.  Pettif  ord,  Jr. 
Christoph  D.  Phillips 
Ryan  M.  Phillips 


Seniors 


Dorene  A.  Pillitteri 

James  M.  Pogue 

Tammy  D.  Pohl 

Seth  N.  Polk 

Karen  L.  Pontuti 


Jacquelin  V.  Powers 

Megan  E.  Pritchard 

Sujatha  Rajaram 

Tracy  L.  Randle 

James  V.  Ransom 


Senior  Spotlight 

Karen  Lynn  Pontuti 

Karen  Lynn  Pontuti  is  an  elementary\early  childhood  edu- 
cation major  from  Carrollton,  Ohio.  She  is  president  of  Omicron 
Delta  Kappa  and  a  sister  of  the  Alpha  Chi  Omega  sorority. 
Karen  has  shown  her  FSC  spirit  as  co-captain  of  the  college 
cheerleaders  and  she  is  a  representative  in  Panhellenic.  She  be- 
longs to  Order  of  Omega  and  is  also  a  Sigma  Chi  Little  Sister. 
During  her  years  at  FSC,  she  was  a  Junior  Advisor  and  a  Miss 
Molly  and  she  has  also  served  on  the  Founders  Week  Commit- 
tee. Karen  was  selected  for  Who's  Who  Among  American 
Colleges  and  Universities  and  is  on  the  Dean's  List  for  her 
academic  achievements.  She  is  also  involved  with  the  education 
honorary,  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Karen's  goals  upon  graduation  are  to 
teach  elementary  school  and  to  earn  a  masters  degree.  She  has 
learned  through  her  college  experience  at  FSC  "how  important 
it  is  to  stand  behind  what  you  believe  in,  to  rise  each  time  you 
may  fall,  and  that  the  strength  of  true  friendship  and  family  can 
pull  you  through  anything."  Her  favorite  saying  is  "God  grant 
me  the  serenity  to  accept  the  things  I  cannot  change,  courage  to 
change  the  things  I  can,  and  wisdom  to  know  the  difference." 


Amy  C  Rattman 

Nicholas  A.  Redd 

Walter  L.  Rentz 

Chantal  M.  Richards 

Lisa  A.  Riley 


Wendy  E.  Ritchie 

James  H.  Roberts,  III 

Kellie  S.  Robinson 

Sonya  D.  Robinson 

Angela  K.  Rohrer 


Seniors 


Tara  H.  Ryan 

Virginia  Salazar 

Linda  R.  Sandifer 

Lisa  M.  Santos 

Brett  A.  Scharf 


Susan  E.  Schild 

Sheila  L.  Scott 

Stacy  L.  Sexsmith 

Alice  M.  Shaffer 

Darek  L.  Sharp 


Victoria  L.  Sheffield 

Ernesto  Silva,  Jr. 

Lynn  A.  Simmons 

Jennifer  L.  Simpson 

William  L.  Sineath,  III 


Iris  S.  Smith 

Linda  L.  Smith 

Rebecca  A.  Smith 

Tami  S.  Smith 

Therese  M..  Smith 


Orrinna  R.  Speese 

Barbara  J.  Springer 

Christie  L.  Spurlock 

David  J.  Stack 

John  W.  Stephens 


John  C.  Steward 

Kimberly  C.  Stewart 

Michael  E.  Stock 

Sheryl  L.  Stratton 

Tamara  L.  Stratton 


Susan  J.  Stringfellow 

Amy  E.  Stroyan 

Lucinda  M.  Stuckey 

Dennine  A.  Suchma 

Cynthia  L.  Sumner 


Seniors 


Dana  M.  Suttile 

Kerry  A.  Taylor 

Christina  L.  Thayer 

Mark  A.  Thompson 

Rebecca  L.  Thyhsen 


Bryce  L.  Tidwell 
Gregg  G.  Tollini 
James  E.  Towey 
Anne  M.  Towles 
Gail  H.  Trochelman 


Senior  Spotlight  ^» 

Jatnelle  Jeane  Wooldridge 

Jamelle  Jeane  Wooldridge  is  from  St.  Petersburg,  Florida. 
She  is  studying  accounting  and  computer  information  systems 
at  FSC.  She  is  president  of  the  Kappa  Delta  sorority  and 
treasurer  of  Order  of  Omega.  She  served  as  president  of  Phi  Eta 
Sigma  and  is  currently  senior  advisor.  Jamelle  is  a  member  of 
Omicron  Delta  Kappa  and  a  little  sister  for  the  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha  fraternity.  She  is  pledge  educator  of  Phi  Chi  Theta  and 
tutors  in  the  study  of  accounting  in  the  athletic  deparment. 
Jamelle  also  found  time  to  be  a  Junior  Advisor,  Intramurals 
representative,  and  part  of  the  Founders  Week  Committee. 
Jamelle  has  been  the  recipient  of  various  college  awards,  in- 
cluding the  Renee  Turbeville  Accounting  Award,  Burnette- 
Gilbert  Outstanding  Junior  Award,  and  President's  Scholar. 
Her  goals  upon  graduation  are  to  pass  the  CPA  exam  and  begin 
a  career  in  public  accounting.  The  most  important  thing 
Jamelle  has  learned  at  FSC  is  "There  are  many  different  people 
in  this  world  with  many  different  views.  People  with  open 
minds  can  make  more  of  a  difference  than  those  whose  minds 
are  closed." 


Amy  L.  Trogan 

Paul  E.  Trunzo 

Lucia  I.  Turk 

Sunny  K.  Turner 

Christena  S.  Umstead 


David  J.  Uva 

Georgette  L.  Varady 

Jennifer  L.  Vickery 

Stephanie  A.  Viehman 

Duane  F.  Vincent 


Seniors 


Leigh  A.  Vinzant 
Kimberly  T.  Wade 
Kara  S.  Wahlbrink 

Jan  W.  Waite,  Jr. 
Kevin  R.  Wall 


Rebecca  L.  Waller 

Todd  W.  Ward 

Pamela  J.  Wendt 

Heather  L.  Williams 

Ronald  L.  Williams 


James  R.  Wilson 

Staci  A.  Winslow 

Jamelle  J.  Wooldridge 

Laura  E.  Wright 

Victoria  Yarvote 


James  B.  Yazdan-Parasti 
Marc  C  Zeff 


CONGRATULATIONS 
to  the  Fall  CLASS  of 
1991  and  the  CLASS 

of  1992! 


03*        Seniors 


I  think  we'll  call  the  Senior  Class  Project  "Take  Five."  Chairman 
Nancy  Kalna  brainstorms  outside  the  Communications  Building 


Well,  I  honestly  can't  believe  the  time  has  gone  by  so 

quickly.  Sheila  Scott  and  Becky  Eatmon  agree  that  time 

flies  when  you're  having  funl 


Hey,  did  you  see  that  Intramurals  game  yesterday?  Neal  Bogo- 

sian,  Tripp  Norton,  and  Intramural  President  Todd  Percy  teach 

freshman  Marcus  Cobbe  about  the  latest  lingo  in  college  sports. 

y 


Koby  Kirwin  smiles  as  he  remembers  the  fun  he  had 

attending  FSC . 

Seniors        fl04) 


Money  or  air  mail?  Amy  Mutzabaugh  opens  her  box  in  anticipa- 
tion. 


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Junior  Class 

Rays  of  Success 

As  we  look  back  on  our  junior  year  at 
Florida  Southern  College,  we  are  assailed 
with  memories  of  late  night  study  breaks  at 
//Wags/"  weekend  excursions  to  local  places 
of  interest,  professors  and  administrators  who 
took  the  time  to  care,  and  friendships  that 
will  last  a  lifetime.  As  third  year  veterans,  we 
consider  Florida  Southern  to  be  our  home 
away  from  home.  Here  we  have  worked, 
played  and  struggled  to  achieve.  Our  junior 
year  has  been  a  busy  time  that  has  proved 
our  worth  as  able  Florida  Southern  students, 
as  well  as  strong  individuals. 


"Say  cheese!"  Kathy  Ferrara  focuses  in  on  life  at  Florida 

Southern. 


The  junior  class  has  been  through  everything, 
from  the  Gainesville  murders  to  the  Gulf 
War.  We  haven't  made  "school"  friends  that 
will  become  memories.  We  have  made  "true" 
friends  that  will  last  a  lifetime. 

—  Brant  Menswar 
Vinny  Iosue,  Chris  Gannon,  Drew  Forness, 
and  Christine  Findlay  take  time  to  study 
before  a  test. 


Juniors 


John  J.  Adamczewski,  Jr. 

David  J.  Adams 

Shannon  E.  Agnew 

Caroline  A.  Albertsma 

Jeffrey  S.  Alleborn 

David  F.  Ammerman 

Angela  M.  Apostol 

Denise  E.  Ashdown 

Scott  R.  Austin 

Kenneth  M.  Bailey 

Todd  M.  Bair 

Cheray  N.  Balentine 

Tricia  L.  Banks 

Michelle  A.  Barnes 

Carolyn  A.  Barnett 

Jennifer  M.  Barton 

John  A.  Bazley,  II 

Douglas  S.  Becker 

Michelle  L.  Becker 

Emily  J.  Bennett 

Janice  L.  Berry 

Thomas  O.  Berryhill,  HI 

Philip  P.  Bethea,  IV 

Ian  M.  Bethune 

Heather  L.  Bischoff 

Alan  R.  Black 

Anne  C.  Blondeau 

Constance  J.  Boakes 

Zachary  J.  Bonczek 

Ladreda  A.  Borom 

Laurie  L.  Bostelman 

Brian  Boushie 

Brett  K.  Bowman 

David  J.  Boyette 

Christina  M.  Bratten 

Brandie  L.  Britton 

George  H.  Britton,  III 

Marcus  R.  Brixa 

Julie  L.  Brock 

Gina  L.  Brooks 

Carl  A.  Brosky 

Stephanie  M.  Brown 

Kristin  L.  Bubenick 

Ross  E.  Cable 

Kathryn  C.  Canada 

Jennifer  L.  Cannata 

Charles  M.  Carnes 

Candice  A.  Carrico 


Juniors 


It's  O.K.,  popcorn's  good  for  you!  The  Wellness  Commit- 
tee sponsors  FSC's  annual  Health  Fair,  serving  treats  and 
information  that  are  good  for  you. 
FSC  is  a  great  place  to  be! 


Terry  P.  Carter 
Harry  A.  Cassarino 
Cheryl  C.  Causey 
Jennifer  A.  Cayer 
Tracy  A.  Chaires 
Lisa  J.  Chandler 

Christopher  L.  Chatfield 
Rachelle  L.  Childress 
Geoffrey  H.  Chretien 
Sylvia  A.  Clark 
Tami  L.  Clarke 
Jeanne  M.  Claycomb 

Michael  G.  Cloer 
Kerri  Jo  Collins 
Gary  R.  Cona 
Andrew  J.  Conroy 
Renee  L.  Cook 
Kari  B.  Coram 

Louisa  L.  Cullem 
Keli  A.  Davis 
Peter  P.  Davis 
Rutledge  L.  Davis 
Roberta  A.  Deakins 
Adrian  N.  Dean 

Jonathan  R.  DeClue 
John  R.  Dees 
Terrence  S.  Delikat 
Darryl  R.  Denson 
Donna  M.  Deragon 
Michael  W.  Diamond 

Fielding  H.  Dickey,  V 
Amy  S.  Diedrick 
John  T.  Doherty,  Jr. 
Stephen  J.  Douglas 
Kathryn  Dowdy 
Christine  L.  Drake 


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William  D.  Drost 

Chad  M.  Dunbar 

Jillian  S.  Easton 

April  C.  Edwards 

Jerry  L.  Eisen 

James  Patrick  Evans 

Michelle  J.  Ewald 

Marsha  H.  Facey 

Maria  Teresa  Fallon 

Kenneth  W.  Faneuf f 

Robert  E.  Fannin,  Jr. 

Dana  R.  Farley 

Wendel  E.  Farley 

Traci  P.  Farmer 

Jennifer  A.  Fassman 

Scott  A.  Ferguson 

Katherine  J.  Ferrara 

Christine  M.  Findlay 

Amy  M.  Fisher 

Jeffrey  S.  Fletcher 

Kristine  C.  Focht 

Susanne  Fontana 

Andrew  E.  Forness 

Kristi  L.  Forsberg 

Julie  A.  Freeman 

Shannon  L.  Freeney 

Donielle  D.  Freer 

Evelyn  S.  Gardner 

Christopher  W.  Garmon 

Gayle  M.  Gavin 

Jalonne  K.  Gernazian 

Glenn  M.  Getner 

Christopher  Giddings 

Ginger  N.  Gilbreath 

Peter  C.  Gomes 

Sandra  K.  Greatens 

Morris  S.  Griffith 

Burton  P.  Grimm 

Phyllis  M.  Gross 

Barbara  Guinet 

Matthew  L.  Hall 

Marsha  L.  Hamilton 

Julie  A.  Hansen 

Melissa  L.  Haralson 

Melanie  A.  Hardin 

Shelley  C.  Harper 

Heather  L.  Harris 

Deana  L.  Hartman 


Juniors 


I  Priceless  FSC  smiles;  reminders  of  friends  and  fun  that 
go  hand  in  hand. 

Haven't  I  seen  you  somewhere  before? 


Kimberly  A.  Harvey 
Bardetta  D.  Haygood 
Michael  A.  Haynes 
Emily  D.  Heath 
Christine  E.  Heintzelman 
Tom  D.  Hilbert 

Melanie  A.  Hill 
Tara  M.  Hill 
Jeffrey  A.  Hitt 
Deana  R.  Hodges 
Erin  A.  Hollifield 
Cindy  Hoskinson 

Jeffery  J.  Howard 
Carole  L.  Hower 
Holly  L.  Huber 
Jennifer  T.  Hunt 
John  M.  Hunt 
Raymond  M.  Inman,  Jr. 

Vincent  F.  Iosue 
Ananiah  D.  Israel 
Michelle  L.  Jackson 
Jon  F.  Jamshid 
George  S.  Jarrett 
Julie  Ann  Jenkins 

Jana  P.  Johnson 
Jimmy  L.  Johnson,  Jr. 
James  E.  Johnston 
Christopher  J.  Karo 
Hans  M.  Katros 
Julie  L.  Kent 

Stephanie  P.  Klettner 
Trina  A.  Knotts 
David  A.  Kondor 
Kerry  L.  Krichbaum 
Bryce  T.  Kucks 
Susan  C.  Kulp 


Juniors 


Roger  A.  LaBrie 

Ronald  A.  Lagg 

Jennifer  C.  Lahnoudi 

Stefanie  K.  Lang 

Michael  P.  Lawlor 

Brian  W.  Layton 

Chong  D.  Lee 

Timothy  J.  Leto 

Alicia  Lewis 

David  T.  Liebert 

Tricia  L.  Lobaugh 

Richard  J.  Lofink 

Robin  A.  Ludden 

Edward  Lugo 

Scott  A.  Lutz 

William  C.  Lynch,  HI 

Jeffrey  J.  MacDonell 

Truit  Mach 

DeAnne  E.  Malley 
Brian  L.  Manley 

Cory  J.  Mansfield 
Pamela  M.  Maples 

Lisa  M.  Marichal 
Richard  A.  Marino 

Amy  R.  Maxfield 

Hayden  C.  McClurg 

Lon  G.  McCormick 

Audrey  K.  McDowell 

William  R.  Mcllvaine 

Patrick  J.  McKnight 

Elizabeth  A.  McLean 

Demetra  G.  McMiller 

Janel  K.  McTarnaghan 

Catherine  G.  Melvin 

William  K.  Melvin,  Jr. 

Brant  C.  Menswar 

Carolyn  E.  Merritt 

Mary  Jane  Michaels 

Michael  A.  Micucci 

Stephanie  S.  Miller 

Holly  Minix 

Lisa  M.  Moffett 

Michelle  Monkiewicz 

Monique  D.  Montgomery 

Arthur  W.  Moore,  Jr. 

Stephanie  C.  Moorhead 

Marie  G.  Morse 

Arnold  R.  Moyer,  rV 


Juniors 


Cindy  Hansen  and  Christy  Drake  dream  about 
the  perfect  weekend. 

Just  turn  this  knob  a  little  to  the  left  and  we 
should  have  the  answers  to  the  next  exam. 


ME 
Dawn  M.  Mura 
Brendan  J.  Murphy 
Mark  J.  Neitzke 
Lori  J.  Nicholason 
Frances  A.  Noone 
Melanie  M.  Norris 

Brian  A.  Nottage 
Cindy  K.  Oakley 
Ronald  E.  Oakley,  Jr. 
Kelly  S.  O'Donnell 
Kimberly  A.  Olson 
Sharon  L.  Ott 

Deborah  R.  Overton 
Elizabeth  A.  Parham 
Donna  L.  Pasley 
David  H.  Pattison 
James  L.  Pears 
John  W.  Pender 

JoAnna  M.  Perez 
Jeffrey  A.  Perkins 
Jessica  Reddish  Perry 
Jason  H.  Peterson 
Guy  D.  Petrone 
Danielle  L.  Phypers 

Cathy  A.  Pike 
Laura  E.  Posick 
April  L.  Precourt 
Gregory  J.  Premo 
Theresa  F.  Prow 
Daniel  J.  Pruehs 


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11}       Juniors 


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Michael  L.  Pugh 

William  M.  Purvis 

John  J.  Radaker 

Udani  A.  Rahman 

Lee  C.  Raley 

Erica  Rasmussen-Taxdal 

Mark  E.  Reemelin 

Velda  Y.  Rexach 

Rachelle  A.  Reynolds 

Shawn  H.  Reynolds 

William  J.  Rhodes,  Jr. 

Jeffery  K.  Robertson 

Richard  W.  Robnett,  Ell 

James  E.  Rodgers,  Jr. 

Emily  M.  Rohm 

Rhonda  R.  Ross 

Chad  E.  Rush 

Sara  M.  Rust 

Shawn  L.  Sandberg 

Virginia  M.  Sandbrook 

Emily  B.  Schorr 

Malissa  Jo  Schrader 

Sharon  M.  Schroer 

Adam  A.  Shaivitz 

Catherine  E.  Sheetz 

Todd  A.  Shettle 

Holly  S.  Shields 

Nicholas  Shirghio 

Daniel  P.  Shoemaker 

Lori  L.  Shumard 

Shelli  L.  Shutts 

Timothy  T.  Siedem 

Susan  L.  Simmons 

Timothy  B.  Simpson 

Trina  L.  Skinner 

Noel  C.  Slater 

Bret  T.  Slavik 

Donna  L.  Smathers 

Anita  A.  Smith 

Frederick  K.  Smith 

Kristi  L.  Smith 

Misty  A.  Smith 

Jack  M.  Snider,  III 

Mark  A.  Sobolewski 

Laura  J.  Speier 

Jason  W.  Spinks 

David  J.  Stafford 

Andrew  M.  Stahnke 


Juniors 


Jennifer  L.  Stoval 
David  S.  Strong 
Paula  J.  Stutzman 
Mara  M.  Sullivan 
Britton  R.  Swaine 
Tina  E.  Swindell 

Timothy  D.  Sypko 
Christina  L.  Teresi 
Kristin  D.  Thomas 
Kimberly  R.  Thornton 
Richard  C.  Townsend 
Betty  A.  Tracy 

Missy  L.  Turbeville 
Mary  V.  Turner 
April  G.  Turnquest 
Joyann  A.  Turnquest 
Stacey  Ungashick 
Ronald  D.  Urban 

Sherry  A.  Varnum 
Grant  A  Vaughan 
John  M.  Vondruska 
Mina  M.  Vorce 
Beth  A.  Walsh 
Brian  P.  Walsh 

Mary  K.  Walts 
Darrell  W.  Webb 
Donald  A.  West 
Deborah  L.  Weston 
Melissa  L.  Whatley 
Jennifer  A.  White 

Jesse  R.  White 
John  W.  White,  Jr. 
Roderick  H.  White 
Roger  A.  Whiteman 
Michael  E.  Wickersheim 
Deborah  L.  Wiemken 

Christopher  G.  Williams 
Cynthia  L.  Williams 
Royce  M.  Williams 
Rachel  S.  Wills 
Frances  R.  Wilson 
Kimberly  J.  Wilson 

Melissa  A.  Winkler 
Paul  L.  Womble 
Akashi  Yokoyama 
Shauna  L.  Young 
Christina  A.  Younkers 


13}       Juniors 


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Juniors        ill 


Sophomore  Class 

Light  of  Discovery 

Sophomores  return  to  Florida  South- 
ern unified  by  old  friendships.  They  are 
no  longer  separate  points  of  light,  but 
friends  who  have  bonded  together,  through 
the  trials  and  tribulations  of  being  college 
students. 

Surrounded  by  friends  and  familiar 
places,  they  can  achieve  success,  while  en- 
joying the  full  Florida  Southern  College 
experience.  As  sophomores,  they  are  now 
able  to  look  toward  the  bright  future  and 
the  many  options  that  are  available  to 
them.  Due  to  the  strong  friendships  sopho- 
mores have  acquired,  they  are  able  to  look 
within  and  discover  themselves. 


"According  to  the  Bill  of  Rights..."  While  leaning  against  a 
looming  Oak  tree,  Alan  Seaver  does  some  last  minute 

studying . 


The  features  of  Florida  Southern  College 

are  distinguished  through  the  beauty  of  the 

campus  and  the  cooperative  attitudes  of  the 

faculty  and  students.  .,    ,  _  ,.      „ 

'  — Mark  Caldwell 

Donna  Evans  and  Sue  Galuska  pose  for  a 
picture  outside  the  new  girls'dorm,  before 
going  to  class. 


15*       Sophomores 


Cheryl  L.  Acevedo 

Heather  L.  Addison 

Elizabeth  E.  Airth 

James  G.  Aker 

Christina  M.  Alfieri 

Amanda  M.  Alston 

Gabriel  M .  Alvarado 

Dana  L.  Andrews 

Nicholas  F.  Arnold 

Courtney  E.  Asbee 

April  H.  Ashley 

Mark  W.  Ashley 

Kelly  Ashmore 

Maria  A.  Avalos 

Annie  M.  Avery 

Robyn  L.  Avery 

Diane  M.  Babineau 

Jennifer  A.  Badurak 

Mark  J.  Beaudry,  Jr. 

Nicole  M.  Bennett 

Alicia  T.  Berree 

Holly  J.  Bicknell 

Carmen  M.  Bilhardt 

William  T.  Blomeley,  Jr. 

Dayna  A.  Blundo 
Amy  E.  Booher 

Jennifer  R.  Bouw 

Catherine  A.  Bradley 

Henry  K.  Brain 

Heidi  J.  Breuer 

Wendy  J.  Bridges 

David  M.  Broadhurst 

Phillips  A.  Brooks,  Jr. 

Kyle  P.  Brophy 

Heather  A.  Brown 

Jason  C.  Brown 

Karen  L.  Brown 

Matthew  A.  Brown 

Shannan  E.  Brown 

William  K.  Brown 

Edward  F.  Cain,  Jr. 

Mark  C.  Caldwell 

Mark  R.  Campbell 

Thomas  H.  Cangley 

Leslie  R.  Carlton 

Eric  D.  Casteel 

Thomas  Cestaro 

Engtho  Ch'Ng 


Sophomores 


Lori  Mencarelli  has  found  that  some  classes  mix  knowledge 

with  creativity. 

Frank  Bresk  tells  some  new  students  how  to  be  cool  at  the 

pool. 


Bradley  E.  Chandler 
Kellie  M.  Chaplin 
Richard  L.  Chapman 
Dixie  L.  Choate 
Carol  J.  Christenson 
Janine  Marie  Cieslak 

Deanna  A.  Colborn 
Austin  W.  Coleman 
Scott  L.  Coletti 
Christina  M.  Collins 
Erica  Y.  Cope 
Todd  R.  Craver 

Michelle  L.  Crawley 
Grant  D.  Crockett 
Julia  L.  Cunningham 
Donald  B.  Curley,  Jr. 
Tiffany  D.  Cutts 
Cristina  Y.  Daniels 

April  R.  Dantzman 
Brian  De  Angelis 
Heidi  L.  Deck 
Russell  H.  Devane 
Jodi  M.  Dicarlo 
Darrin  R.  Diem 

Zachariah  L.  Dietz 
Ronald  DiFava 
Thomas  A.  Dionisio 
Corey  R.  Doel 
Shadia  M.  Dovale 
Angela  Dubendorfer 


17/       Sophomores 


Ginger  L.  Dudley 
Michael  D.  Durhan,  Jr. 

Tracy  L.  Edwards 

Kelley  L.  Emery 

Tawnya  D.  Ensminger 

Santiago  Escobar 

Donna  C.  Evans 

Amy  S.  Farrell 

Roxanna  L.  Fazlin 

Andrea  K.  Fellner 

Tory  E.  Field 

Andrea  D.  Finn 

Christina  A.  Fish 

Maria  C.  Foran 

Tamara  A.  Fox 

Erma  C.  Francis 

Brett  W.  Freese 

Julian  E.  Ga i  1  lard,  IV 

Chet  K.  Galloway 

George  A.  Gansner,  III 

Shellie  P.  Garr 

Heather  M.  Gifford 

Kristie  L.  Gilford 

Lorie  D.  Gleason 

Charlotte  W.  Gopher 

Luis  R.  Gracia-Arreche 

Wanda  Y.  Graham 

Chad  A.  Greathouse 

Clark  E.  Green 

Jill  N.  Greene 

Andrew  J.  Greenstein 

Steven  L.  Gressel 

Thomas  W.  Grimes 

David  J.  Gulli 

Ricarlos  Guzman 

Jeffrey  G.  Haag 

Peter  C.  Haakon 

Randall  S.  Hagerdon 

Christina  L.  Hall 

Tyler  R.  Hall 

April  L.  Hall  man 

Cynthia  B.  Hansen 

Leslie  A.  Harbison 

LaSundra  A.  Harley 

Matthew  J.  Harper 

Scott  J.  Head 

Carlene  S.  Heck 

Brent  Hering 


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Sophomores 


Elizabeth  A.  Hermann 
Jose  Hernandez-Campos 
Leslie  C.  Heydt 
Holly  D.  Higinbotham 
John  W.  Hildenbrand 
Jennifer  L.  Hilliard 

Nicole  R.  Hills 
Kristina  L.  Hilson 
Kenneth  W.  Hodsdon 
Angela  L.  Hollowell 
Daniel  R.  Hopgood 
John  R.  Hoskinson 

Allison  E.  Huebner 
Lisa  C.  Intagliata 
Carmela  F.  Iosue 
Kelly  A.  Jackson 
Mark  G.  Jaehnigen 
David  K.  Jamshid 

Sherri  L.  Jerantowski 
Ruthie  B.  Johns 
Carrie  S.  Johnson 
Matthew  K.  Johnson 
Julie  M.  Jones 
Christopher  T.  Kamberg 

Zachary  C.  Kaplan 
Lisa  M.  Kasza 
Eric  S.  Keller 
Casey  Kelly 
Dawn  M.  King 
Amy  M.  Knollinger 

Matthew  Steven  Laws 
Christopher  A.  Lee 
Larry  K.  Legg 
Shannon  E.  Lemoine 
Kristina  H.  Lenseth 
Jeffrey  W.  Lesniewski 

Lyn  A.  Lickliter 
Scott  R.  Lilly 
Yee  H.  Lim 
Lanae  C.  Lisk 
Nanina  LoFrumento 
Chad  S.  Lucovsky 

Marisol  Lugo 
Jennifer  L.  Mackler 
Tracey  A.  Mallin 
Mike  R.  Marcell 
Steve  J.  Marchitto 
Donna  A.  Martin 


19}       Sophomores 


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Kurt  A.  Marty 

Tracy  A.  Matkovich 

Lawrence  Todd  Maxwell 

Elizabeth  A.  McCarel 

Coleen  M.  McCreanor 

Shaun  J.  McGinnis 

William  R.  McGlynn 

Candice  M.  McRae 

Michelle  E.  Means 

Janet  M.  Meginley 

Susan  M.  Meltzer 

Lori  B.  Mencarelli 

Jana  L.  Merten 

Jennifer  K.  Meyer 

Debra  Suong  Miles 

Elizabeth  C.  Millen 

Donna  J.  Miller 

Michelle  M.  Miller 

Pamela  D.  Mills 

Jerrie  D.  Milner 

Matthew  D.  Miloch 

Michelle  M.  Montgomery 

Rodney  H.  Morris 

Marcus  W.  Mouery 

Joy  J.  Mueller 

Larry  D.  Murphy 

Ellen  N.  Muse 

Jacquline  E.  Musgrave 

Anthony  C.  Newberg 

Jane  S.  Newell 

Laura  L.  Nofi 

Carolyn  G.  Norton 

Theresa  M.  Oakley 

Nancy  E.  Oates 

Vicky  L.  Pagel 

Eilah  I.  Pangrazio 

Joseph  P.  Parker 

Susan  Passaretti 

Birju  B.  Patel 

Kimberly  R.  Paulus 

Christoph  Pearson 

Tanya  A.  Pollnow 

Richard  D.  Powell 

Tricia  L.  Powers 

Jennifer  K.  Price 

Stacia  E.  Prior 

Jill  E.  Pugh 

Melinda  L.  Pugsley 


Sophomores        U2Q 


Jennifer  C.  Race 
Daniel  R.  Radebaugh 
Mark  L.  Raponi 
Dawn  M.  Rhoades 
Brent  E.  Roberts 
Craig  M.  Roberts 

Kim  Roberts 
Lesley  A.  Robichaud 
Angela  J.  Robinson 
Jules  M.  Roma 
Elizabeth  A.  Rovaldi 
Andrew  S.  Russell 

Bryan  B.  Rutledge 
Kevin  D.  Ryan 
Tracy  E.  Salmon 
Tracy  L.  Santo 
Julie  A.  Sargeant 
Thomas  J.  Scharfenstein 

Carole  A.  Schulz 
Edward  W.  Schwabeland 
Bradley  L.  Scott 
Charles  A.  Seaver 
Matthew  Sennet 
Todd  P.  Shelbaugh 

Andrew  D.  Shenk 
Stacy  Lynn  Sherbon 
Joseph  B.  Sherrod 
Christine  A.  Shiver 
Mary  M.  Sligar 
Julie  A.  Smalley 

Laurie  A.  Smith 
Michael  A.  Smith 
Edward  L.  Sm oak,  Jr. 
Bradley  L.  Snow 
John  B.  Snyder 
Vikki  M.  Sparkman 

Lorrie  Specht 
Jeffrey  W.  Spolyar 
Jason  M.  Squitier 
Karen  L.  St.  Amour 
Cade  P.  Stafford 
Mandie  L.  Stagg 

Keith  E.  Stahl 
Michael  P.  Stan- 
Jennifer  L.  Stein 
Michael  D.  Stewart 
Scott  D.  Strausser 
Brandon  A.  Stritch 


211        Sophomores 


Sheila  R.  Sutphin 

Daniel  K.  Sutton 

Jennifer  K.  Swisher 

Teck  Joo  Tan 

Thomas  M.  Taylor 

Jennifer  Tedesco 

Amy  K.  Thoeming 

Heather  L.  Thomas 

Donald  B.  Thompson 

Jon  M.  Thornton 

Kevin  Thuman 

Gregory  A.  Tomlin 

Gerhard  Toth 

Melanie  K.  Truitt 

John  A.  Turek 

Tresa  M.  Turvin 

Christopher  J.  Tynan 

Karin  L.  Upmeyer 

Kimberlee  A.  Vails 

Robert  A.  Vincent 

Grant  M.  Wainscott 

Charles  J.  Walbroel 

John  C.  Walker 

Mary  "Denise"  Wall 

Ashley  L.  Wallace 

Kelly  E.  Walls 

Monica  K.  Walston 

Shanaka  L.  Weerasooriya 

Leslie  A.  Weninger 

Anthony  G.  Westbrock 

Julia  Marie  Westendorf 

Byron  G.  Westerfield 

Kristin  E.  Wiegand 

John  C.  Williamson 

Jill  N.  Willis 

Chad  C.  Wills 

Marie  C.  Wills 

Tara  E.  Wise 

Chad  E.  Witham 

Jacquelyn  Emma  Withers 

Candy  L.  Wood 

Courtney  P.  Wright 

Hillary  A.  Wurtz 
Marcus  P.  Zillman,  II 


J  I  -'  m 


Sophomores 


Freshman  Class 

Stars  of  Tomorrow 

The  1991  Florida  Southern  College  fresh- 
men courageously  tackled  their  first  week 
away  from  home.  Ready  to  broaden  their 
horizons,  they  prepared  themselves  for  the 
new  experience  of  college  classes.  The  fresh- 
men were  loaded  down  with  books  and 
schedules,  as  they  headed  into  the  scorching 
sun  to  begin  their  new  lives  as  FSC  students. 
Besides  going  to  classes,  the  freshmen  made 
friends.  Sections  became  close  and  familiar, 
as  Junior  and  Resident  Advisors  strived  to 
make  everyone  feel  comfortable  in  their  new 
surroundings.  After  a  few  short  weeks,  it 
seemed  as  if  they  had  always  attended  Flor- 
ida Southern  College.  This  year's  freshmen 
were  made  for  FSC! 

Look,  Ma!  No  hands.  Russell  Mc  Mullan  skates  his  way 
through  his  freshman  year  at  Florida  Southern. 


My  freshman  year  seemed  very  scary  at 
first,  but  I  found  there  was  nothing  to  be 
afraid  of.  Everyone  was  very  friendly  and 
the  teachers  were  extremely  helpful. 

—  Erica  Falk 

Robin  Musgrove,  Carrie  Cremeans,  Ashley 
Reese  and  Kelly  Charron  are  all  smiles! 


Freshmen 


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Andrea  L.  Abbott 

Brian  P.  Abdon 

Eric  W.  Abell 

DaraJ.  Adams 

Richard  J.  Adduci,  Jr. 

Tamotsu  Akiyama 

Nadine  M.  Alajajian 

Heather  J.  Alexander 

Mary  E.  Allen 

Jeffrey  M.  Almeida 

Kevin  J.  Alvarez 

Lisa  C.  Ammon 

Christine  A.  Andrus 

Brian  L.  Anthony 

Jarrett  B.  An/alone 

Jason  D.  Aquila 

Kumiko  Atsukawa 

Holly  E.  Aumack 

John  L.  Avery 

Andrew  D.  Bair 

John  C.  Baldwin 

Joseph  M.  Harnett 

Larry  A.  Barr,  Jr. 

Jacob  J.  Bast 

Charles  E.  Bauer,  Jr. 

Sharon  R.  Baumgartner 

Michelle  R.  Beale 

Shannon  D.  Beckett 

Nicole  M.  Bedard 

Elisa  L.  Bedell 

Amy  M.  Beer 

Jennifer  L.  Belden 

Carmen  J.  Bell 

Andrew  C.  Black 

Wreth  E.  Bonham 

Lori  J.  Bottoms 

Jorge  A.  Bou 

Andrew  J.  Bourgard 

Matthew  J.  Boyce 

Frank  John  Bresk,  III 

Sean  P.  Britt 

Tracey  A.  Brock 

Nicole  A.  Brozyna 
Jowayne  M.  Bucci 

Melissa  A.  Bullard 
Randall  O.  Burch 
James  D.  Burchell 

Amy  J.  Burlingame 


Freshmen 


Nicole  R.  Burlison 
Cheryl  L.  Burton 
Toni  L.  Butterfield 
Stephen  C.  Byrne 
Karen  L.  Cabe 
Shelley  L.  Cabot 

David  L.  Campo 
Debra  A.  Capetillo 
Denise  A.  Cappello 
Teke  Carson 
Christopher  M.  Carter 
Michael  A.  Carter 

Thomas  R.  Cavanaugh 
Kelly  M.  Charron 
Chih-Ming  Chen 
Timothy  J.  Cheney 
Holly  Chiappone 
Albab  A.  Chowdhury 

Kimberly  P.  Christian 
Elizabeth  A.  Clack 
Beth  A.  Clark 
Kimberlea  B.  Clark 
Rebecca  A.  Clark 
Dawn  M.  Clary 

Kenneth  W.  Clifton 
Marcus  J.  Cobbe 
Lisa  Colaiocco 
Stacie  R.  Colburn 
Padget  E.  Cole 
Richard  S.  Cole,  Jr. 

Rebecca  L.  Coleman 
Milagros  Colon 
Brian  D.  Cone 
John  C.  Congrove 
Amy  E.  Conklin 
Byron  L.  Conley 

Christopher  G.  Conley 
Karen  A.  Conway 
Mark  A.  Cook 
Joanne  L.  Corliss 
Kathryn  R.  Cortelyou 
Deborah  J.  Craig 

Matthew  L.  Crews 
Amy  L.  Cromack 
John  C.  Cross 
Talitha  Daddona 
Nicole  C.  Danesi 
Jennifer  L.  Daniel 


Freshmen 


Jeffrey  Daversa 

David  L.  Davis,  Jr. 

Amy  K.  Dejong 

Deirdre  A.  DeLeone 

Alexander  W.  Delia  Grotta 

Keith  W.  Denny 

Rick  P.  DePianta 

Dana  M.  DeRussy 

Todd  R.  Devore 

Jill  M.  Diaz 

Angela  M.  DiDomineck 

Denyse  L.  Diemoz 

Alan  D.  Dozer 
Michelle  L.  Dubois 

Paige  A.  DuBois 
Angelia  R.  Duggan 

Rebalynn  Dunn 
CarolAnn  Durkalec 

Amy  R.  Dyer 

Barbra  L.  Edwards 

Brian  K.  Eiss 

Stephen  E.  Ekes 

Adam  T.  Elder 

Richard  J.  Elliott 

Timothy  J.  Ellorin 

Jennifer  L.  Etzkom 

Erica  L.  Falk 

David  Fecht 

Ana  V.  Feliciano 

Laura  J.  Fernandez 

Christine  N.  Fessel 

Scott  A.  Fessler 

Ross  Fishman 

Brett  S.  Fitzgerald 

Kelly  C.  Fitzgerald 

Kelly  M.  Flanagan 

Jennifer  J.  Foulk 

Eric  C.  Fowlie 

Stephanie  E.  France 

James  B.  Francke 

Jennifer  M.  Franks 

Richard  B.  Fredrickson 

Jack  Fulop 

J  axed  E.  Futch 

Melissa  L.  Gajdos 

Susan  E.  Galuska 

Jenene  R.  Gargiulo 

Timothy  M.  Gatz 


Freshmen 


Robin  S.  Gayle 
Dorean  L.  Gibson 
Amanda  L.  Gill 
William  D.  Glynn 
Eugene  C.  Goff 
John  T.  Goglia,  Jr. 

Andrew  W.  Graham 
Colleen  A.  Gray 
Bernadette  M.  Green 
Mark  E.  Green 
Chad  D.  Gressani 
Carl  T.  Griffith,  II 

Noel  S.  Groe 
Tracy  L.  Grout 
John  D.  Guptill 
Nathan  T.  Guteras 
Bonnie  L.  Haberman 
ElisaJ.  Hamm 

Zachary  C.  Hamrick 
Paul  C.  Hannigan 
Amy  N.  Haralson 
Samantha  T.  Harries 
Emily  D.  Harris 
Nathan  A.  Harris 

Janice  E.  Hasty 
Laurie  J.  Hawk 
Larry  T.  Hawkes 
John  L.  Hazel 
Russell  L.  Hedgecock 
Eva  G.  Helsing 

Heather  L.  Hensley 
Laura  T.  Hersey 
Julia  C.  Hewson 
Alana  D.  Higgs 
Tracy  A.  Hiller 
Charlea  D.  Hinton 

Ingun  K.  Hoel 
Lynn  Elizabeth  Hollis 
Chris  P.  Holzshu 
Charles  M.  Hood,  IV 
Millicent  P.  Horton 
Brian  R.  Hughes 

Donald  B.  Humphrys 
Jonathan  Idle 
Vicky  A.  Imparato 
Morgan  A.  Indek 
Candace  S.  Jackson 
William  R.  Jay 


Freshmen 


Jennifer  A.  Jenkins 

Leah  K.  Johnson 

Wendy  D.  Johnson 

Michael  J.  Jones 

Karen  D.  Jorgensen 

Cynthia  M.  Joyner 

Joon  Yol  Jung 

Timothy  J.  Kaiser 

Jill  T.  Kalinowski 

Jeffrey  T.  Kamp 

Michael  S.  Katterhenry 

Jeffrey  S.  Keener 

Marvin  L.  Keys 

Cheonmok  Kim 

Kip  G.  Kimberley 

Robert  L.  Kirkland 

Kimberly  A.  Kloots 

Lisa  A.  Koch 

Barrington  "Barry"  F.  Koller 

Dina  L.  Kolonoski 

Sean  M.  Krause 

Michael  A.  Kreusch 

Jeanne  K.  Krottnauer 

Jacob  S.  Kuska 

Eric  M.  Lafrance 

Ross  M.  Landreth 

Roberta  A.  Lane 

Michelle  L.  Langford 

Jennifer  L.  LaRochelle 

Mindy  J.  Larrison 

Gary  E.  Larsen 

Sarah  E.  Lauerman 

Lesli  E.  Lazanis 

Kena  D.  Leak 

Timothy  D.  LeBlanc 

Lory  M.  Lee 

Katherine  A.  Leech 

Shawn  K.  Leland 

John  Lembidakis 

Tiffany  J.  Lewis 

Jacquelyn  A.  LiCausi 

Wendy  M.  Littler 

Laurel  L.  Lofton 

Philip  C.  Longhurst 

Heather  L.  Luckie 

Jennifer  S.  Macbeth 

Thomas  J.  MacDonald 

Marc  Andrew  Macomber 


Freshmen 


Chad  M.  Magnuson 
Marcel  S.  Maillet 
Michael  R.  Maiure 
Paula  A.  Malfitano 
Denise  Malm 
Rachel  E.  Mamolou 

Rita  J.  Mancini 
Greg  J.  Maresco 
Brian  J.  Marinelli 
Richard  M.  Mariucci 
Lizabeth  A.  Marretta 
Scott  T.  Martz 

Michael  Kisomose  Matutu 
Jahim  A.  McArthur 
Tara  E.  McClary 
Alicia  L.  McCole 
Kevin  D.  McCranie 
Michele  A.  McFall 

Kimberly  D.  McKenzie 
David  C.  McLavirin 
Sean  M.  McLaurin 
Russell  T.  McMullan 
Shawna  D.  McNeff 
Ana  E.  Medeiros 

Anita  P.  Mehrer 
Kristen  K.  Mell 
Jeri  K.  Melroy 
Paul  Mena 
Joseph  F.  Merrill 
Barbara  A.  Merritt 

Stacy  A.  Mesyn 
Melissa  A.  Meyer 
Todd  M.  Michaud 
Melinda  S.  Miller 
Terry  L.  Miller,  Jr 
Christy  L.  Mills 

John  C.  Mills,  ni 
Julianne  L.  Mohler 
Jennifer  C.  Mollison 
Tracy  M.  Monek 
Timothy  P.  Mooney 
Frank  C.  Moore,  III 

Vivian  Moraes 
Melanie  K.  Moye 
April  G.  Mullis 
Krista  A.  Mundahl 
Debra  L.  Munini 
Darren  G.  Munzing 


Freshmen 


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Dan  B.  Murphy 

Cameron  T.  Murray 

Jennifer  J.  Murray 

Jennifer  R.  Musgrove 

Christina  A.  Nash 

Candice  C.  Nelson 

Susan  L.  Nelson 

Laura  M.  Newmark 

Judith  A.  Niemann 

Kelli  K.  O'Dell 

Kanae  Okuyama 
Rebecca  F.  Olmsted 

Eric  B.  Olsen 

Richard  J.  Olszewski 

Christy  A.  Ott 

Darcy  L.  Paige 

Jeffrey  H.  Paige 

Jens  Panckow 

Dominiki  Papagianneris 

Marika  Papagianneris 

Christopher  A.  Pappagallo 

Dane  P.  Peachee 

Aimee  L.  Peeples 

Matthew  L.  Peeples 

Scott  T.  Pence 

Cynthia  A.  Penney 

Patricia  R.  Perez 

Drew  W.  Phypers 

Jason  W.  Pitts 

Mihael  Polak 

Denise  L.  Pontuti 

Lesli  M.  Powell 

Jacob  E.  Pratt 

Stacey  D.  Proctor 

Richard  J.  Provost 

Kelley  J.  Purvis 

Steven  T.  Rajavich 

Roberto  Rampino 

Glenn  M.  Reed 

Jodi  L.  Reed 

Ashley  D.  Reese 

Clark  D.  Reese 

Joshua  D.  Reisner 

Sandra  C.  Renshaw 

Jennifer  A.  Richer 

Lorraine  F.  Richer 

Thomas  Michael  Riley 

Lara  A.  Riordan 


Freshmen 


Adelita  Rivera-Franceschi 
Carlos  E.  Rivera 
Scott  P.  Robillard 
Jeanne  Rodriguez 
Scott  R.  Rolfe 
Cynthia  L.  Rosado 

Melissa  C.  Ross 
Tracey  L.  Ross 
Lory  A.  Rosynsky 
Kathleen  E.  Roule 
Loreto  R.  Rubio 
David  T.  Sakowski 

Kelley  L.  Sandberg 
Rakesh  V.  Sanghvi 
Yamira  Santos 
Ken  N.  Satrio 
Anne  E.  Sawyer 
Brandon  E.  Schaefer 

Christopher  R.  Schmidt 
Jessica  L.  Schneider 
Tina  E.  Schneider 
Dawn  Scoppa 
Garen  M.  Seiler 
Sean  M.  Sexton 

Cynthia  M.  Shannon 
Lisa  M.  Shenefield 
Re  nee  S.  Shindore 
Thomas  M.  Shorrock 
Scott  P.  Shuster 
John  R.  Siemers 

Mary  R.  Sigurnak 
Emily  S.  Sisson 
Liza  A.  Smith 
Christi  A.  Snyder 
Joel  S.  Snyder 
Christopher  Sorgi 

Hiroaki  Sotono 
Michael  B.  Spain 
Andrea  C.  Stacey 
Dennis  A.  Stancavish 
Craig  P.  Stanley 
Christopher  M.  Stedem 

Amy  L.  Steenblock 
Jody  B.  Steg 
Jill  A.  Stephens 
Patricia  E.  Stephens 
Kathryn  L.  Stepnicka 
Darron  G.  Stiles 


Freshmen 


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Heather  L.  Stock 

Stephanie  C.  Stubenrauch 

Chad  H.  Stuck 

Jason  A.  Sturgis 

Christen  A.  Sullivan 

Greta  A.  Sullivan 

Russell  K.  Summers,  Jr. 

Stacy  M.  Summers 

Brent  A.  Swanson 

Julie  L.  Tackett 

Boon  H.  Tan 

Christopher  N.  Taylor 

Jennifer  P.  Taylor 

Joseph  R.  Taylor,  EI 

Derek  E.  Thomas 

Heather  Renae  Thomas 

Charles  A.  Thompson 

Tara  C.  Thompson 

Robert  W.  Thornley 

Scott  W.  Thuman 

Jennifer  E.  Tibboles 

Susan  E.  Tinsley 

Joshua  E.  Toftness 

Jonathan  S.  Tolson 

Steve  D.  Toskes 

Jessica  L.  Traupman 

Laurie  S.  Trayers 

Michael  R.  Trotta 

Hoi  Kit  T.  Tse 

Robert  L.  Turkett 

Andrew  D.  Turner 
Ryan  S.  Turner 

Juliana  Turnquist 
Holly  E.  Tuxbury 
Kristin  L.  Ungaro 

Jason  A.  Van  Horn 

Christopher  L.  Vazquez 

Raymond  C.  Veras 

Jennifer  A.  Vetter 

Aurora  E.  Vicas 

Kimberly  D.  Vickers 

Liza  Villarreal 

Molly  D.  Vogt 

Allison  L.  Volpe 

Goetz  von  Berlichingen 

Alexander  B.  Waddell 

Matthew  G.  Waldau 

Scott  M.  Wallace 


Freshmen 


Shawn  M.  Wallace 
Tracy  Lynne  Wallis 
Xiaoxia  Wang 
Sonia  M.  Ward 
Katherine  E.  Warford 
Reginald  L.  Washington 

Claudia  M.  Wasserbauer 
Melinda  B.  Watson 
Kimberly  L.  Webb 
Edward  A.  Weingarten 
Brett  T.  Whidden 
Alisa  J.  White 

Allison  M.  White 
Cheryl  Whiting 
Wendy  L.  Wicker 
Ann  M.  Williams 
Kimberly  M.  Williams 
Stacy  A.  Williams 

Heather  D.  Wilson 
Julie  A.  Woelfel 
Frederick  E.  Wolf 
Kristen  B.  Woods 
Vicki  R.  Worley 
Kevin  E.  Wright 

Pamela  Yang 
Barry  M.  Young 
Jeffrey  V.  Zottola 
Andrea  L.  Zuza 


Orientation  Week  '91 


133*       Freshmen 


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1991-92 


Freshmen        113 


INDEX 


Abbott,  Andrea  L.  124 
Abdon,  Brian  P.  124 
Abell,  Eric  W.  124 
Acevedo,  Cheryl  L.  116 
Acord,  Lauren  M.  92 
Adamczewski,  John  J.,  Jr. 

106 
Adams,  Dara  J.  124 
Adams,  David  J.  106 
Addison,  Heather  L.  116 
Adduci,  Richard  J.,  Jr.  124 
Agnew,  Shannon  E.  106 
Ahlbrandt,  Tammy  D.  92 
Airth,  Elizabeth  E.  116 
Aker,  James  G.  116 
Akiyama,  Tamotsu  124 
Alajajian,  Nadine  M.  124 
Albertsma,  Caroline  A.  106 
Albright,  Jennifer  N.  92 
Alexander,  Heather  J.  124 
Alfieri,  Christina  M.  116 
Allebom,  Jeffrey  S.  106 
Allen,  Mary  E.  124 
Allen,  Michelle  E.  92 
Almeida,  Christine  92 
Almeida,  Jeffrey  M.  124 
Alston,  Amanda  M.  116 
Alvarado,  Gabriel  M.  116 
Alvarez,  Kevin  J.  124 
Ammerman,  David  F.  106 
Ammon,  Lisa  C.  124 
Anderson,  Jonathan  S.  92 
Anderson,  Karen  S.  92 
Andrews,  Dana  L.  116 
Andrus,  Christine  A.  124 
Anklin,  Laurie  I.  92 
Anthony,  Brian  L.  124 
Anzalone,  Jarrett  B.  124 
Apostol,  Angela  M.  106 
Aquila,  Jason  D.  124 
Arnold,  Allison  M.  92 
Arnold,  Nicholas  F.  116 
Asbee,  Courtney  E.  116 
Ashdown,  Denise  E.  106 
Ashley,  April  H.  116 
Ashley,  Mark  W.  116 
Ashmore,  Kelly  116 
Atsukawa,  Kumiko  124 
Aumack,  Holly  E.  124 
Austin,  Scott  R.  106 
Avalos,  Maria  A.  116 
Avery,  Annie  M.  116 
Avery,  John  L.124 
Avery,  Robyn  L.  116 
Ayers,  Melissa  A.  92 


Dabineau,  Diane  M.  116 
Badurak,  Jennifer  A.  116 
Bailey,  Andrea  F.  92 
Bailey,  Heather  L.  92 
Bailey,  Kenneth  M.  106 
Bair,  Andrew  D.  124 
Bair,  Todd  M.  106 
Baldwin,  John  C.  124 
Balentine,  Cheray  N.  106 
Banks,  Tricia  L.  106 
Barnes,  Michelle  A.  106 
Barnett,  Carolyn  A.  106 
Barnett,  Joseph  M.  124 
Barr,  Larry  A.,  Jr.  124 
Barrett,  Charles  F.  92 
Barton,  Jennifer  M.  106 
Bast,  Jacob  J.  124 
Bauer,  Charles  E.,  Jr.  124 
Baumgartner,  Sharon  R.  124 
Baxla,  Robert  Warren  92 
Bazley,  John  A.,  II 106 
Beale,  Michelle  R.  124 
Beaudry,  Jr.,  Mark  J.  1 16 
Becker,  Douglas  S.  106 
Becker,  Michelle  L.  106 
Beckett,  Shannon  D.  124 
Bedard,  Nicole  M.  124 
Bedell,  Elisa  L.  124 
Bedsole,  Marc  L.  92 
Beebe,  Teresa  L.  92 
Beer,  Amy  M.  124 
Belden,  Jennifer  L.  124 
Bell,  Carmen  J.  124 
Benedict,  Heather  D.  92 
Bennett,  Emily  J.  106 
Bennett,  Nicole  M.  116 
Benton,  Kenneth  R.  92 
Bermeo,  Cheryl  J.  92 
Berree,  Alicia  T.  116 
Berry,  Janice  L.  106 
Berryhill,  Thomas  O.,  Ill  106 
Bethea,  Philip  P.,  IV  106 
Bethell,  Natasha  O.  92 
Bethune,  Ian  M.  106 
BicknelLHollyJ.  116 
Bilhardt,  Carmen  M.  116 
Bischoff,  Heather  L.  106 
Black,  Alan  R.  106 
Black,  Andrew  C.  124 
Blewett,  David  A.  93 
Blomeley,  William  T.,  Jr. 

116 
Blomquist,  Susan  B.  93 
Blondeau,  Anne  C.  106 
Blundo,  Dayna  A.  116 


Boakes,  Constance  J.  106 
Bochis,  Anastasia  93 
Boening,  Christopher  J.  93 
Bogosian,  Neal  93 
Bolet,  Anna  M.  93 
Bonczek,  Zachary  J.  106 
Bonham,  Wreth  E.  124 
Booher,  Amy  E.  116 
Boring,  Brenna  F.  93 
Borom,  Ladreda  A.  106 
Bostelman,  Laurie  L.  106 
Bottoms,  Lori  J.  124 
Bou,  Jorge  A.  124 
Bourgard,  Andrew  J.  124 
Boushie,  Brian  106 
Bouw,  Jennifer  R.  116 
Bower,  Christine  M.  93 
Bowman,  Brett  K.  106 
Boyce,  Matthew  J.  124 
Boyette,  David  J.  106 
Boyle,  Kerri  A.  93 
Bradley,  Catherine  A.  116 
Brain,  Henry  K.  116 
Bratten,  Christina  M.  106 
Bresk,  Frank  John,  II 124 
Bressler,  Scott  A.  93 
Breuer,  Heidi  J.  116 
Bridges,  Wendy  J.  116 
Britt,  Sean  P.  124 
Brittenham,  Laura  J.  93 
Britton,  Brandie  L.  106 
Britton,  George  H.,  ID  106 
Brixa,  Marcus  R.  106 
Broadhurst,  David  M.  116 
Brock,  Julie  L.  106 
Brock,  Tracey  A.  124 
Brockley,  David  P.  93 
Brooks,  Gina  L.  106 
Brooks,  Phillips  A.,  Jr.  116 
Brophy,  Kyle  P.  116 
Brosky,  Carl  A.  106 
Brown,  Heather  A.  116 
Brown,  Jason  C.  116 
Brown,  Karen  L.  1 16 
Brown,  Matthew  A.  116 
Brown,  Shannan  E.  1 16 
Brown,  Stephanie  M.  106 
Brown,  Tracey  A.  93 
Brown,  William  K.  116 
Brozyna,  Nicole  A.  124 
Bubenick,  Kristin  L.  106 
Bucci,  Jowayne  M.  124 
Buchheit,  Deborah  93 
Bullard,  Marcy  L.  93 
Bullard,  Melissa  A.  124 


Burch,  Randall  0. 124 
Burchell,  James  D.  124 
Burlingame,  Amy  J.  124 
Burlison,  Nicole  R.  125 
Burnham,  Barbara  93 
Burns,  Tangela  93 
Burton,  Cheryl  L.  125 
Butterfield,  Toni  L.  125 
Byrne,  Stephen  C.  125 

Cabe,  Karen  L.  125 
Cable,  Ross  E.  106 
Cabot,  Shelley  L.  125 
Cain,  Edward  F.,  Jr.  116 
Caldwell,  Mark  C.  116 
Callahan,  Brian  A.  93 
Callahan,  Julie  L.  93 
Calvert,  Andrea  L.  93 
Camerier,  Kim  93 
Campbell,  David  A.  93 
Campbell,  Dianna  S.  93 
Campbell,  Kimberly  C.  93 
Campbell,  Mark  R.  116 
Campbell,  Susan  R.  93 
Campo,  David  L.  125 
Canada,  Kathryn  C.  106 
Cangley,  Thomas  H.  116 
Cannata,  Jennifer  L.  106 
Capetillo,  Debra  A.  125 
Cappello,  Denise  A.  125 
Carlton,  Leslie  R.  116 
Carnes,  Charles  M.  106 
Carrico,  Candice  A.  106 
Carson,  Teke  125 
Carter,  Christopher  M.  125 
Carter,  Michael  A.  125 
Carter,  Terry  P.  107 
Cassarino,  Harry  A.  107 
Casteel,  Eric  D.  116 
Causey,  Cheryl  C.  107 
Cavanaugh,  Thomas  R.  125 
Cayer,  Jennifer  A.  107 
Cerbino,  Christian  L.  93 
Cesari,  Raschelle  A.  93 
Cestaro,  Thomas  116 
Chaires,  Tracy  A.  107 
Chalfant,  Cathy  D.  93 
Champion,  Cheryl  93 
Chancey,  Clay  G.  93 
Chandler,  Bradley  E.  117 
Chandler,  Lisa  J.  107 
Chaplin,  KellieM.  117 
Chapman,  Richard  L.  117 
Charron,  Kelly  M.  125 


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INDEX 


Chasey,  Steven  H.  93 
Chatfield,  Christopher  L. 

107 
Chen,  Chih-Ming  125 
Cheney,  Timothy  J.  125 
Chiappone,  Holly  125 
Childress,  Rachelle  L.  107 
Ch'Ng,Engtholl6 
Choate,  Dixie  L.  117 
Chowdhury,  Albab  A.  125 
Chretien,  Geoffrey  H.  107 
Christenson,  Carol  J.  117 
Christian,  Kimberly  P.  125 
Cieslak,  Janine  Marie  117 
Clack,  Elizabeth  A.  125 
Clark,  Areti  T.  93 
Clark,  Beth  A.  125 
Clark,  Kimberlea  B.  125 
Clark,  Rebecca  A.  125 
Clark,  Robin  L.  93 
Clark,  Sylvia  A.  107 
Clary,  Dawn  M.  125 
Clary,  Geri  93 
Claycomb,  Jeanne  M.  107 
Cleveland,  John  P.  93 
Clifton,  Kenneth  W.  125 
Cloer,  Michael  G.  107 
Coats,  George  R.  94 
Cobbe,  Marcus  J.  125 
Cochran,  Tara  L.  94 
Cochrane,  Peggy  S.  94 
Colaiocco,  Lisa  125 
Colborn,  Deanna  A.  117 
Colbum,  Stacie  R.  125 
Cole,  Padget  E.  125 
Cole,  RichardS.  Jr.  125 
Coleman,  Austin  W.  117 
Coleman,  Rebecca  L.  125 
Coletti,  Scott  L.  117 
Collins,  Christina  M.  117 
Collins,  Kerri  Jo  107 
Colon,  Milagros  125 
Cona,  Gary  R.  107 
Cone,  Brian  D.  125 
Congrove,  John  C.  125 
Conklin,  Amy  E.  125 
Conley,  Byron  L.  125 
Conley,  Christopher  G.  125 
Conroy,  Andrew  J.  107 
Conway,  Karen  A  .  125 
Cook,  Mark  A.  125 
Cook,  Renee  L.  107 
Coon,  Nicholas  R.  94 
Cope,  Erica  Y.  117 
Corliss,  Joanne  L.  125 


Cortelyou,  Kathryn  R.  125 
Corum,  Kari  B.  107 
Council,  Travis  D.  94 
Craig,  Deborah  J.  125 
Cramer,  Joy  E.  94 
Craver,  Todd  R.  117 
Crawford,  Richard  J.  94 
Crawley,  Michelle  L.  117 
Crews,  Matthew  L.  125 
Crites,  Eric  94 
Crockett,  Grant  D.  117 
Cromack,  Amy  L.  125 
Cross,  Jennifer  K.  94 
Cross,  John  C.  125 
Cullem,  Louisa  L.  107 
Cunningham,  Julia  L.  117 
Curley,  Donald  B.  Jr.  117 
Cutts,  Tiffany  D.  117 

Daddona,  Talitha  125 
Danesi,  Nicole  C.  125 
Daniel,  Jennifer  L.  125 
Daniels,  Cristina  Y.  117 
Daniels,  David  A.  94 
Dantzman,  April  R.  117 
Daugherty,  Shannon  L.  94 
Da  versa,  Jeffrey  126 
Davis,  Barbara  P.  94 
Davis,  David  L.,  Jr.  126 
Davis,  Keli  A.  107 
Davis,  Peter  P.  107 
Davis,  RutledgeL.  107 
Davis,  Trent  E.  94 
Day,  Amy  E.  94 
Deakins,  Roberta  A.  107 
Dean,  Adrian  N.  107 
De  Angelis,  Brian  117 
Deck,  Heidi  L.  117 
DeClue,  Jonathan  R.  107 
Dees,  John  R.  107 
DeJong,AmyK.  126 
DeLeone,  Deirdre  A.  126 
Delikat,  Terrence  S.  107 
Delia  Grotta,  Alexander  W. 

126 
Denny,  Keith  W.  126 
Denson,  Darryl  R.  107 
DePianta,  Rick  P.  126 
Deragon,  Donna  M.  107 
DeRussy,  Dana  M.  126 
Desbiens,  Louis  94 
Devane,  Russell  H.  117 
Devore,  Todd  R.  126 
Diamond,  Michael  W.  107 


Diaz,  Jill  M.  126 
Dicarlo,  Jodi  M.  117 
Dickey,  Fielding  H.,  V.  107 
DiDomineck,  Angela  M.  126 
Diedrick,  Amy  S.  107 
Diem,  Damn  R.  117 
Diemoz,  Denyse  L.  126 
Dietz,  Zachariah  L.  117 
DiFava,  Ronald  117 
DiMarzio,  Mark  E.  94 
Dionisio,  Thomas  A.  117 
Dittus,  Jill  L.  94 
Ditullio,  Courtney  94 
Doel,  Corey  R.  117 
Doherty,  John  T.,  Jr.  107 
Douglas,  Stephen  J.  107 
Dowdy,  Kathryn  A.  107 
Dovale,  ShadiaM.  117 
Dozer,  Alan  D.  126 
Drake,  Cathy  A.  94 
Drake,  Christine  L.  107 
Drost,  William  D.  108 
Dubendorfer,  Angela  117 
Dubois,  Michelle  L.  126 
DuBois,  Paige  A.  126 
Dudley,  Ginger  L.  118 
Duggan,  Angelia  R.  126 
Dunbar,  Chad  M.  108 
Dunn,  Rebalynn  126 
Durhan,  Jr.,  Michael  D.  118 
Durkalec,  CarolAnn  126 
Dyer,  Amy  R.  126 

Earl,  Windy  L.  95 
Easton,  Jillian  S.  108 
Eatman,  Rebecca  A.  95 
Eatmon,  James  T.  95 
Ebert,  Kelli  A.  95 
Edwards,  April  C.  108 
Edwards,  Barbra  L.  126 
Edwards,  Tracy  L.  118 
Eisen,  Jerry  L.  108 
Eiss,  Brian  K.  126 
Ekes,  Stephen  E.  126 
Elder,  Adam  T.  126 
Elliott,  Richard  J.  126 
Ellis,  Patrick  W.  95 
Ellorin,  Timothy  J.  126 
Emery,  Kelley  L.  118 
Enama,  Gayle  A.  95 
Ensminger,  Tawnya  D.  118 
Eschrich,  Eileen  J.  95 
Escobar,  Santiago  118 
Etzkorn,  Jennifer  L.  126 


Evans,  Andrea  D.  95 
Evans,  Donna  C.  118 
Evans,  James  Patrick  108 
Evans,  Maria  E.  95 
Ewald,  Michelle  J.  108 

Facey,  Marsha  H.  108 
Falk,  Erica  L.  126 
Fallon,  Maria  Teresa  108 
Faloni,  James  J.  95 
Faneuff,  Kenneth  W.  108 
Fannin,  Robert  E.,  Jr.  108 
Farley,  Dana  R.  108 
Farley,  Wendel  E.  108 
Farmer,  Traci  P.  108 
Farrell,  Amy  S.  118 
Fassman,  Jennifer  A.  108 
Fazlin,  Roxanna  L.  118 
Fecht,  David    126 
Feingold,  Lori  L.  95 
Feliciano,  Ana  V.  126 
Fellner,  Andrea  K.  118 
Ferguson,  Scott  A.  108 
Ferlise-Hall,  Jena  95 
Fernandez,  Laura  J.  126 
Ferrara,  Katherine  J.  108 
Fessel,  Christine  N.  126 
Fessler,  Scott  A.  126 
Field,  Tory  E.  118 
Fife,  Karen  E.  95 
Fife,  Susan  M.  95 
Findlay,  Christine  M.  108 
Finn,  Andrea  D.  118 
Fish,  Christina  A.  118 
Fisher,  Amy  M.  108 
Fishman,  Ross  126 
Fitzgerald,  Brett  S.  126 
Fitzgerald,  Kelly  C.  126 
Flanagan,  Kelly  M.  126 
Fletcher,  Jeffreys.  108 
Focht,  Kristine  C.  108 
Fontana,  Susanne  108 
Foran,  Maria  C.  118 
Forness,  Andrew  E.  108 
Forsberg,  Kristi  L.  108 
Fortenberry,  Teresa  M.  95 
Foulk,  Jennifer  J.  126 
Fowlie,  EricC.  126 
Fox,  Lynne  M.  95 
Fox,  Tamara  A.  118 
France,  Stephanie  E.  126 
Francis,  Erma  C.  118 
Francke,  James  B.  126 
Franco,  Angelina  B.  95 


Index 


INDEX 


Franco,  Virginia  95 
Franks,  Jennifer  M.  126 
Franzke,  Deborah  J.  95 
Fredrickson,  Richard  B.  126 
Freebern,  Geoffrey  D.  95 
Freeman,  Julie  A.  108 
Freeney,  Shannon  L.  108 
Freer,  Donielle  D.  108 
Freese,  Brett  W.  118 
Frierman,  Judith  L.  95 
Fuer,  Joseph,  II  95 
Fulop,Jack  126 
Fumari,  Joseph,  III  95 
Futch,  Jared  E.  126 
Futch,  Sean  D.  95 


Gaillard,  Julian  E.,  IV  118 
Gajdos,  Melissa  L.  126 
Galloway,  ChetK.  118 
Galuska,  Susan  E.  126 
Ganger,  Amy  W.  95 
Gansner,  George  A.,  Ill  118 
Gardner,  Evelyn  S.  108 
Gargiulo,  Jenene  R.  126 
Garmon,  Christopher  W. 

108 
Garr,  Shellie  P.  118 
Gatz,  Timothy  M.  126 
Gavin,  Gayle  M.  108 
Gayle,  Robin  S.  127 
Geringswald,  Richard  J.,  Jr. 

95 
Gernazian,  Jalonne  K.  108 
Getner,  Glenn  M.  108 
Gibson,  Dorean  L.  127 
Giddens,  Ellen  L.  95 
Giddings,  Christopher  108 
Gieschen,  Katherine  M.  95 
Gifford,  Heather  M.  118 
Gilbreath,  Ginger  N.  108 
Gilford,  KristieL.  118 
Gill,  Amanda  L.  127 
Girard,  Wyndham  J.  95 
Gleason,  Lorie  D.  118 
Glynn,  William  D.  127 
Goelz,  Tracy  L.  95 
Goff,  Eugene  C.  127 
Goglia,JohnT.,Jr.  127 
Gomes,  Peter  C.  108 
Goodman,  Christy  P.  95 
Gopher,  Charlotte  W.  118 
Gracia-Arreche,  Luis  R.  118 
Graham,  Andrew  W.  127 
Graham,  Wanda  Y.  118 


Grandin,  Tara  S.  95 
Gray,  Colleen  A.  127 
Greatens,  Sandra  K.  108 
Greathouse,  Chad  A.  1 18 
Green,  Clark  E.  118 
Green,  Bernadette  M.  127 
Green,  Mark  E.  127 
Greene,  Jill  N.  118 
Greenstein,  Andrew  J.  118 
Gressani,  Chad  D.  127 
Gressel,  Steven  L.  118 
Griffith,  Carl  T.  II 127 
Griffith,  Dawn  M.  95 
Griffith,  Morris  S.  108 
Grimes,  Thomas  W.  118 
Grimm,  Burton  P.  108 
Groe,  Noel  S.  127 
Gross,  Phyllis  M.  108 
Grout,  Tracy  L.  127 
Guinet,  Barbara  108 
Gulli,  David  J.  118 
Guptill,  John  D.  127 
Guteras,  Nathan  T.  127 
Guzman,  Ricarlos  118 


Haag,  Jeffrey  G.  118 
Haakon,  Peter  C.  118 
Haas,  Rebecca  E.  95 
Haberman,  Bonnie  L.  127 
Hagerdon,  Randall  S.  118 
Haldane,  Clinton  James  95 
Hale,  George  D.,  II  96 
Hall,  Christina  L.  118 
Hall,  Lee  A.  96 
Hall,  Matthew  L.  108 
Hall,  Tyler  R.  118 
Hallman,  April  L.  118 
Hamilton,  Julie  L.  96 
Hamilton,  Marsha  L.  108 
Hamm,  Elisa  J.  127 
Hamrick,  Zachary  C.  127 
Hamrick,  Shannon  M.  96 
Hannigan,  Paul  C.  127 
Hanscel,  Eula  B.  96 
Hansen,  Cynthia  B.  118 
Hansen,  Julie  A.  108 
Haralson,  Amy  N.  127 
Haralson,  Melissa  L.  108 
Harbison,  Leslie  A.  118 
Hardie,  Tracy  D.  96 
Hardin,  Melanie  A.  108 
Hardy,  Robert  S.  96 
Harley,  LaSundra  A.  118 
Harper,  Matthew  J.  118 


Harper,  Shelley  C.  108 
Harrell,  Wendy  Shae  96 
Harries,  Samantha  T.  127 
Harris,  Emily  D.  127 
Harris,  Heather  L.  108 
Harris,  Nathan  A.  127 
Hartman,  Deana  L.  108 
Harvey,  Kimberly  A.  109 
Hasty,  Janice  E.  127 
Hawk,  Laurie  J.  127 
Hawkes,  Larry  T.  127 
Haygood,  Bardetta  D.  109 
Haynes,  Michael  A.  109 
Hazel,  John  L.  127 
Head,  Scott  J.  118 
Heath,  Emily  D.  109 
Heck,  CarleneS.  118 
Hedgecock,  Russell  L.  127 
Heffner,  Tracy  D.  96 
Hefke,  Denise  L.  96 
Heintzelman,  Christine  E.  109 
Helsing,  Eva  G.  127 
Hensley,  Heather  L.  127 
Hering,  Brent  118 
Hermann,  Elizabeth  A.  119 
Hernandez -Campos,  Jose 

Marcos  119 
Herrera,  Eva  M.  96 
Herrera,  Laura  M.  96 
Hersey,  Laura  T.  127 
Hessinger,  Linda  Jo  96 
Hewson,  Julia  C  127 
Heydt,  Leslie  CI  19 
Higgs,  Alana  D.  127 
Higinbotham,  Holly  D.  119 
Hilbert,  Tom  D.  109 
Hildenbrand,  John  W.  119 
Hill,  Melanie  A.  109 
Hill,  Tara  M.  109 
Hiller,  Tracy  A.  127 
Hilliard,  Jennifer  L.  119 
Hills,  Nicole  R.  119 
Hilson,  Krishna  L.  119 
Hinton,  Charlea  D.  127 
Hirt,  Jeffrey  A.  109 
Hodges,  Deana  R.  109 
Hodges,  Jennifer  L.  96 
Hodsdon,  Kenneth  W.  119 
Hoel,  Ingun  K.  127 
Hohnstreiter,  Michelle  R.  96 
Hollifield,  Erin  A.  109 
Hollis,  Lynn  Elizabeth  127 
Hollowell,  Angela  L.  119 
Holzshu,  Chris  P.  127 
Hood,  Charles  M.,  IV  127 


Hood,  Rachel  J.  96 
Hopgood,  Daniel  R.  119 
Hoppe,  Julia  A.  96 
Horton,  Millicent  P.  127 
Hoskinson,  Cindy  109 
Hoskinson,  John  R.  119 
Howard,  Jeffery  J.  109 
Hower,  Carole  L.  109 
Huber,  Holly  L.  109 
Huebner,  Allison  E.  119 
Huffman,  Paula  A.  96 
Hughes,  Brian  R.  127 
Hughes,  John  I.  96 
Hughes,  Laurie  K.  96 
Hulten,  Michael  A.  97 
Humphrys,  Donald  B.  127 
Hunt,  Edwin  E.  97 
Hunt,  Jennifer  T.  109 
Hunt,  John  M.  109 
Hunt,  Kimberly  B.  97 
Hurner,  Laurie  A.  97 
Hutchinson,  David  O.  97 
Hutto,  Jennifer  E.  97 

Idle,  Jonathan  127 
Imparato,  Vicky  A.  127 
Indek,  Morgan  A.  127 
Inman,  Raymond  M.,  Jr.  109 
Intagliata,  Lisa  C.  119 
Iosue,  Carmela  F.  119 
Iosue,  Vincent  F.  109 
Israel,  Ananiah  D.  109 


Jackson,  Candace  S.  127 
Jackson,  Kelly  A.  119 
Jackson,  Michelle  L.  109 
Jaehnigen,  Mark  G.  119 
Jago,  Elizabeth  B.  97 
Jakubowski,  Scott  J.  97 
James,  Kenneth  D.  97 
James,  William  H.  97 
Jamshid,  David  K.  119 
Jamshid,  Jon  F.  109 
Jarrett,  George  S.  109 
Jauregui,  Dolores  A.  97 
Jay,  William  R.  127 
Jenkins,  Jennifer  A.  128 
Jenkins,  Julie  Ann  109 
Jerantowski,  Sherri  L.  119 
Johansen,  Cindy  A.  97 
Johns,  Ruthie  B.  119 
Johnson,  Carrie  S.  119 
Johnson,  Jana  P.  109 


Index 


INDEX 


Johnson,  Jimmy  L.,  Jr.  109 
Johnson,  Leah  K.  128 
Johnson,  Matthew  K.  119 
Johnson,  Shannon  D.  97 
Johnson,  Shanon  E.  97 
Johnson,  Wendy  D.  128 
Johnston,  James  E.  109 
Jones,  Julie  M.  119 
Jones,  Michael  J.  128 
Jorgensen,  Karen  D.  128 
Joyner,  Cynthia  M.  128 
Jung,JoonYol  128 
Justice,  Leigh  A.  97 

JVaiser,  Timothy  J.  128 
Kalinowski,  Jill  T.  128 
Kalna,  Nancy  A.  97 
Kamberg,  Christopher  T. 

119 
Kamp,  Jeffrey  T.  128 
Kaplan,  Zachary  C.  119 
Karo,  Christopher  J.  109 
Kasza,  Lisa  M.  119 
Karros,  Hans  M.  109 
Katterhenry,  Michael  S.  128 
Keener,  Jeffrey  S.  128 
Keener,  Maryjane  97 
Keith,  Carey  L.  97 
Keller,  Eric  S.  119 
Kelly,  Casey  119 
Kennedy,  Brian  A.  97 
Kent,  Julie  L.  109 
Ketter,  Michael  R.  97 
Keys,  Marvin  L.  128 
Kiepe,  Kari  E.  97 
Kim,  Cheonmok  128 
Kimberley,  Kip  G.  128 
King,  Dawn  M.  119 
Kirkland,  Robert  L  128 
Kleman,  Jennifer  L.  97 
Klettner,  Stephanie  P.  109 
Kloots,  Kimberly  A.  128 
Knollinger,  Amy  M.  119 
Knotts,  Trina  A.  109 
Koch,  Lisa  A.  128 
Koller,  Barrington  "Barry" 

F.  128 
Kolonoski,  Dina  L.  128 
Kondor,  David  A.  109 
Krause,  Sean  M.  128 
Kreusch,  Michael  A.  128 
Krichbaum,  Kerry  L.  109 
Krottnauer,  Jeanne  K.  128 
Kruck,  Jennifer  A.  97 


Kucks,  Bryce  T.  109 
Kulp,  Susan  C.  109 
Kuska,  Jacob  S.  128 


LaBrie,  Roger  A.  110 
Lafrance,  Eric  M.  128 
Lagg,  Ronald  A.  110 
Lahman,  Elizabeth  A.  97 
Lahnoudi,  Jennifer  C.  110 
Lambert,  Robert  L.  97 
Landreth,  Ross  M.  128 
Lane,  Roberta  A.  128 
Lang,  StefanieK.110 
Langford,  Michelle  L.  128 
LaRochelle,  Jennifer  L.  128 
Larrison,  Mindy  J.  128 
Larsen,  Gary  E.  128 
Lauerman,  Sarah  E.  128 
La wlor,  Michael  P.  110 
Laws,  Matthew  Steven  119 
Lay  ton,  Brian  W.  110 
Lazanis,  Lesli  E.  128 
Leahy,  Thomas  J.  97 
Leak,  Kena  D.  128 
LeBlanc,  Timothy  D.  128 
Lee,ChongD.  110 
Lee,  Christopher  A.  119 
Lee,  Jeffrey  D.  97 
Lee,  Kuryne  M.  97 
Lee,  Lory  M.  128 
Leech,  Katherine  A.  128 
Lefebre,  Robert  R.  97 
Legg,  Larry  K.  119 
Leland,  Shawn  K.  128 
Lembidakis,  John  128 
Lemoine,  Shannon  E.  119 
Lenseth,  Krishna  H.  119 
Lesniewski,  Jeffrey  W.  119 
Leto,  Timothy  J.  110 
Lewis,  Alicia  110 
Lewis,  Portia  L.  97 
Lewis,  Tiffany  J.  128 
LiCausi,  Jacquelyn  A.  128 
Lickliter,  Kim  T.  97 
Lickliter,  Lyn  A.  119 
Liebert,  David  T.  110 
Lilly,  Scott  R.  119 
Lim,  YeeH.  119 
Lisk,  LanaeC.  119 
Littler,  Wendy  M.  128 
Lobaugh,  Tricia  L.  110 
Lofink,  Richard  J.  110 
LoFrumento,  Nanina  119 
Lofton,  Laurel  L.  128 


Longhurst,  Philip  C.  128 
Lorance,  Denise  97 
Lorren,  Meley  L.  97 
Lubertazza,  Cheryln  A.  97 
Luckie,  Dana  M.  97 
Luckie,  Heather  L.  128 
Lucovsky,  Chad  S.  119 
Ludden,  Robin  Aimee  110 
Lugo,  Marisol  119 
Lugo,  Edward  110 
Lutz,  Scott  A.  110 
Lynch,  Karyn  E.  98 
Lynch,  William  C,  III  110 

Macbeth,  Jennifer  S.  128 
MacDonald,  Thomas  J.  128 
Macey,  Robert  A.  98 
Mach,  C.  V.  Truit  110 
Machado,  Michael  Jay  98 
Mackler,  Jennifer  L.  119 
Macomber,  Marc  Andrew 

128 
Madonia,  Kaye  K.  98 
Magnuson,  Chad  M.  129 
Maillet,  Marcel  S.  129 
Maiolo,  Jennifer  A.  98 
Maiure,  Michael  R.  129 
Malfitano,  Paula  A.  129 
Malley,  DeAnne  E.  110 
Mallin,  Tracey  A.  119 
Malm,  Denise  129 
Mamolou,  Rachel  E.  129 
Mancini,  Rita  J.  129 
Manley,  Brian  L.  110 
Manley,  Leeann  98 
Mann,  Tracy  E.  98 
Mansfield,  Cory  J.  110 
Mansika,  Melynda  J.  98 
Maples,  Pamela  M.  110 
Marcell,  Mike  R.  119 
Marchitto,  Jeffrey  98 
Marchitto,  Steve  J.  119 
Maresco,  Greg  J.  129 
Marichal,  Lisa  M.  110 
Marinelli,  Brian  J.  129 
Marino,  Richard  A.  1 10 
Mariucci,  Richard  M.  129 
Marretta,  Lizabeth  A.  129 
Marretta,  Lynn  98 
Martin,  Christine  K.  98 
Martin,  Donna  A.  119 
Marty,  Kurt  A.  120 
Martz,  Scott  T.  129 
Matkovich,  Tracy  A.  120 


Matson,  David  A.  98 
Matutu,  Michael  K.  129 
Maxfield,  Amy  R.  110 
Maxwell,  Lawrence  T.  120 
May,  Timothy  M.  98 
Mayhall,  Tanya  M.  98 
Maynard,  Julee  98 
McArthur,  Jahim  A.  129 
McCarel,  Elizabeth  A.  120 
McCarthy,  Kelly  C.  98 
McClary,  Tara  E.  129 
McClurg,  Hayden  C.  110 
McCole,  Alicia  L.  129 
McConnaughhay,  Melinda 

G.  98 
McCool,  Patricia  98 
McCormick,  Lon  G.  110 
McCranie,  Kevin  D.  129 
McCreanor,  Coleen  M.  120 
McDonald,  Melissa  K.  98 
McDowell,  Audrey  K.  110 
McFall,  Michele  A.  129 
McGill,  Christopher  Boyd  98 
McGinnis,  Shaun  J.  120 
McGlynn,  William  R.  120 
Mcllvaine,  William  R.  110 
McKenzie,  Kimberly  D.  129 
McKnight,  Patrick  J.  110 
McLaurin,  David  C.  129 
McLaurin,  Sea/  M.  129 
McLean,  Elizabeth  A.  110 
McMiller,  Demetra  G.  110 
McMullan,  Russell  T.  129 
McNeff,  Shawna  D.  129 
McRae,  Candice  M.  120 
McSwain,  Katherine  D.  99 
McTarnaghan,  Janel  K.  110 
McWilliams,  Nancy  K.  99 
Means,  Michelle  E.  120 
Medeiros,  Ana  E.  129 
Meginley,  Janet  M.  120 
Mehrer,  Anita  P.  129 
Mell,  Kristen  K.  129 
Melroy,  Jeri  K.  129 
Melvin,  Catherine  G.  110 
Melvin,  William  K.,  Jr.  110 
Meltzer,  Susan  M.  120 
Mena,  Paul  129 
Mencarelli,  Lori  B.  120 
Menon,  Lekha  S.  99 
Menswar,  Brant  C.  1 10 
Mercado,  Melissa  L.  99 
Merrill,  Joseph  F.  129 
Merritt,  Barbara  A.  129 
Merritt,  Carolyn  E.  110 


Index 


INDEX 


Merten,  Jana  L.  120 
Mesyn,  Stacey  A.  129 
Meyer,  Jennifer  K.  120 
Meyer,  Melissa  A.  129 
Michaels,  Mary  Jane  110 
Michaud,  Todd  M.  129 
Micucci,  Michael  A.  110 
Miles,  Debra  Suong  120 
Millen,  Elizabeth  C.  120 
Miller,  Donna  J.  120 
Miller,  Melinda  S.  129 
Miller,  Michelle  M.  120 
Miller,  Stephanie  S.  110 
Miller,  Terrence  R.  99 
Miller,  Terry  L.  Jr.  129 
Mills,  Christy  L.  129 
Mills,  John  C,  III  129 
Mills,  Pamela  D.  120 
Milner,  Jerrie  D.  120 
Milner,  Joy  D.  99 
Miloch,  Matthew  D.  120 
Minix,  Holly  110 
Mitchell,  Lazarus  M.  99 
Mobley,  Carta  C.  99 
Moffett,  Lisa  M.  110 
Mohler,  Julianne  L.  129 
Mollison,  Jennifer  C.  129 
Monek,  Tracy  M.  129 
Monkiewicz,  Michelle  99 
Montgomery,  Michelle  M. 

120 
Montgomery,  Monique  D. 

110 
Mooney,  Timothy  P.  129 
Moore,  Arthur  W.,  Jr.  110 
Moore,  Frank  C,  III  129 
Moorhead,  Stephanie  C. 

110 
Moraes,  Vivian  129 
Morgan,  Barbara  99 
Morgan,  Fred  M.  99 
Morris,  Rodney  H.  120 
Morse,  Marie  G.  1 10 
Morton,  Michelle  A.  99 
Moss,  Robert  C.  99 
Mouery,  Marcus  W.  120 
Moye,  Melanie  K.  129 
Moyer,  Arnold  R.,  IV  110 
Mueller,  Joy  J.  120 
Mulcay,  Katherine  A.  99 
Mullis,  April  G.  129 
Mundahl,  Krista  A.  129 
Munini,  Debra  L.  129 
Munzing,  Darren  G.  129 
Mura,  Dawn  M.  Ill 


Murphy,  Brendan  J.  Ill 
Murphy,  Dan  B.  130 
Murphy,  Larry  D.  120 
Murray,  Cameron  T.  130 
Murray,  Jennifer  J.  130 
Murray,  Sean  F.  99 
Muse,  Ellen  N.  120 
Musgrave,  Jacquline  E.  120 
Musgrove,  Jennifer  R.  130 
Mutzabaugh,  Amy  99 

Nash,  Christina  A.  130 
Neel,  Jason  A.  99 
Neitzke,  Mark  J.  Ill 
Nelson,  Candice  C.  130 
Nelson,  Deborah  J.  99 
Nelson,  Susan  L.  130 
Newberg,  Anthony  C.  120 
Newell,  Jane  S.  120 
Newmark,  Laura  M.  130 
Nicholason,  Lori  J.  Ill 
Niemann,  Judith  A.  130 
Nofi,  Laura  L.  120 
Noone,  Frances  A.  Ill 
Norris,  Melanie  M.  Ill 
Norton,  Carolyn  G.  120 
Norton,  Thomas  H.,  Ill  99 
Nottage,  Brian  A.  Ill 
Nutt,  Niven  G.  99 


Oakley,  Cynthia  K.  Ill 
Oakley,  Ronald  E.  Jr.  Ill 
Oakley,  Theresa  M.  120 
Oates,  Nancy  E.  120 
O'Dell,  Kelli  K.  130 
O'Donnell,  Kelly  S.  Ill 
O'Driscoll,  Brian  D.  99 
Okuyama,  Kanae  130 
Olmsted,  Rebecca  F.  130 
Olsen,  Eric  B.  130 
Olson,  KimberlyA.  Ill 
Olszewski,  Richard  J.  130 
Ott,  Christy  A.  130 
Ott,  Sharon  L.  Ill 
Overcast,  Michelle  L.  99 
Overton,  Deborah  R.  Ill 

Padgett,  Melissa  E.  99 
Page,  Stacey  A.  99 
Pagel,  Vicky  L.  120 
Paige,  Darcy  L.  130 
Paige,  Jeffrey  H.  130 


Pambello,  Amy  B.  99 
Panckow,  Jens  130 
Pangrazio,  Eilah  1. 120 
Papagianneris,  Dominiki  130 
Papagianneris,  Marika  130 
Pappagallo,  Christopher  A. 

130 
Parham,  Elizabeth  A.  1 1 1 
Parker,  Joseph  P.  120 
Parker,  Steve  99 
Parsons,  Holly  M.  99 
Pasley,  Donna  L.  Ill 
Passaretti,  Susan  120 
Patel,  Birju  B.  120 
Patterson,  Patrick  W.  99 
Pattison,  David  H.  Ill 
Patton,  Deborah  A.  99 
Paulus,  Kimberly  R.  120 
Peachee,  Dane  P.  130 
Pears,  James  L.  Ill 
Pearson,  Christoph  120 
Peeples,  Aimee  L.  130 
Peeples,  Matthew  L.  130 
Pence,  Scott  T.  130 
Pender,  John  W.  Ill 
Penney,  Cynthia  A.  130 
Peoples,  Elisabeth  A.  99 
Percy,  Todd  D.  99 
Perez,  JoAnna  M.  Ill 
Perez,  Patricia  R.  130 
Perkins,  Jeffrey  A.  Ill 
Perry,  Jessica  Reddish  111 
Peterson,  Jason  H.  Ill 
Petrey,  Karin  L.  99 
Petrone,  Guy  D.  Ill 
Pettiford,  Leonard  A.,  Jr.  99 
Phillips,  Christopher  D.  99 
Phillips,  Ryan  M.  99 
Phypers,  Danielle  L.  Ill 
Phypers,  Drew  W.  130 
Pike,  Cathy  A.  Ill 
Pillitteri,  Dorene  A.  100 
Pitts,  Jason  W.  130 
Pogue,  James  M.  100 
Pohl,  Tammy  D.  100 
Polak,  Mihael  130 
Polk,  Seth  N.  100 
Pollnow,  Tanya  A.  120 
Pontuti,  Karen  L.  100 
Pontuti,  Denise  L.  130 
Posick,  Laura  E.  Ill 
Powell,  Lesli  M.  130 
Powell,  Richard  D.  120 
Powers,  Jacquelin  V.  100 
Powers,  Tricia  L.  1 20 


Pratt,  Jacob  E.  130 
Precourt,  April  L.  1 1 1 
Premo,  Gregory  J.  1 1 1 
Price,  Jennifer  K.  120 
Prior,  Stacia  E.  120 
Pritchard,  Megan  E.  100 
Proctor,  Stacey  D.  130 
Provost,  Richard  J.  130 
Prow,  Theresa  F.  Ill 
Pruehs,  Daniel  J.  Ill 
Pugh,  Jill  E.  120 
Pugh,  Michael  L.  112 
Pugsley,  Melinda  L.  120 
Purvis,  Kelley  J.  130 
Purvis,  William  M.  112 


Race,  Jennifer  C.  121 
Radaker,  John  J.  112 
Radebaugh,  Daniel  R.  121 
Rahman,  Udani  A.  112 
Rajaram,  Sujatha  100 
Rajavich,  Steven  T.  130 
Raley,LeeC.  112 
Rampino,  Roberto  130 
Randle,  Tracy  L.  100 
Ransom,  James  V.  100 
Raponi,  Mark  L.  121 
Rasmussen-Taxdal,  Erica  L. 

112 
Rattman,  Amy  C.  100 
Redd,  Nicholas  A.  100 
Reed,  Glenn  M.  130 
Reed,  JodiL.  130 
Reemelin,  Mark  E.  112 
Reese,  Ashley  D.  130 
Reese,  Clark  D.  130 
Reisner,  Joshua  D.  130 
Renshaw,  Sandra  C.  130 
Rentz,  Walter  L.  100 
Rexach,  Velda  Y.  112 
Reynolds,  Rachelle  A.  112 
Reynolds,  Shawn  H.  112 
Rhoades,  Dawn  M.  121 
Rhodes,  William  J.,  Jr.  112 
Richards,  Chantal  M.  100 
Richer,  Jennifer  A.  130 
Richer,  Lorraine  F.  130 
Riley,  Lisa  A.  100 
Riley,  Thomas  Michael  130 
Riordan,  Lara  A.  130 
Ritchie,  Wendy  E.  100 
Rivera,  Carlos  E.  131 
Rivera-Franceschi,  Adelita 

131 


Index 


INDEX 


Roberts,  James  H.,  ni  100 
Roberts,  Brent  E.  121 
Roberts,  Craig  M.  121 
Roberts,  Kim  121 
Robertson,  Jeffery  K.  112 
Robichaud,  Lesley  A.  121 
Robillard,  Scott  P.  131 
Robinson,  Angela  J.  121 
Robinson,  Kellie  S.  100 
Robinson,  Sonya  D.  100 
Robnett,  Richard  W.,  Ill  112 
Rodgers,  James  E.,  Jr.  112 
Rodriguez,  Jeanne  131 
Rohm,  Emily  M.  112 
Rohrer,  Angela  K.  100 
Rolfe,  Scott  R.  131 
Roma,  Jules  M.  121 
Rosado,  Cynthia  L.  131 
Ross,  Melissa  C.  131 
Ross,  Rhonda  R.  112 
Ross,  Tracey  L.  131 
Rosynsky,  Lory  A.  131 
Rovaldi,  Elizabeth  A.  121 
Roule,  Kathleen  E.  131 
Rovaldi,  Elizabeth  A.  121 
Rubio,  LoretoR.  131 
Rush,  Chad  E.  112 
Russell,  Andrew  S.  121 
Rust,  Sara  M.  112 
Rutledge,  Bryan  B.  121 
Ryan,  Kevin  D.  121 
Ryan,  Tara  H.  101 

Oakowski,  David  T.  131 
Salazar,  Virginia  101 
Salmon,  Tracy  E.  121 
Sandberg,  Kelley  L.  131 
Sandberg,  Shawn  L.  112 
Sandbrook,  Virginia  M.  112 
Sandifer,  Linda  R.  101 
Sanghvi,  Rakesh  V.  131 
Santo,  Tracy  L.  121 
Santos,  Lisa  M.  101 
Santos,  Yamira  131 
Sargeant,  Julie  A.  121 
Satrio,  Ken  N.  131 
Sawyer,  Anne  E.  131 
Schaefer,  Brandon  E.  131 
Scharf,  Brett  A.  101 
Scharfenstein,  Thomas  J. 

121 
Schild,  Susan  E.  101 
Schmidt,  Christopher  R. 

131 


Schneider,  Jessica  L.  131 
Schneider,  Tina  E.  131 
Schorr,  Emily  B.  112 
Schrader,  Malissa  Jo  112 
Schroer,  Sharon  M.  112 
Schulz,  Carole  A.  121 
Schwabeland,  Edward  W. 

121 
Scoppa,  Dawn  131 
Scott,  Bradley  L.  121 
Scott,  Sheila  L.  101 
Seaver,  Charles  A.  121 
Seiler,  Garen  M.  131 
Sennet,  Matthew  121 
Sexsmith,  Stacy  L.  101 
Sexton,  Sean  M.  131 
Shaffer,  Alice  M.  101 
Shaivitz,  Adam  A.  112 
Shannon,  Cynthia  M.  131 
Sharp,  Darek  L.  101 
Sheetz,  Catherine  E.  112 
Sheffield,  Victoria  L.  101 
Shelbaugh,  Todd  P.  121 
Shenefield,  Lisa  M.  131 
Shenk,  Andrew  D.  121 
Sherbon,  Stacy  Lynn  121 
Sherrod,  Joseph  B.  121 
Shettle,  Todd  A.  112 
Shields,  Holly  S.  112 
Shindore,  Renee  S.  131 
Shirghio,  Nicholas  112 
Shiver,  Christine  A.  121 
Shoemaker,  Daniel  P.  112 
Shorrock,  Thomas  M.  131 
Shumard,  Lori  L.  112 
Shuster,  Scott  P.  131 
Shutts,  Shelli  L.  112 
Siedem,  Timothy  T.  112 
Siemers,  John  R.  131 
Sigurnjak,  Mary  R.  131 
Silva,  Ernesto,  Jr.  101 
Simmons,  Lynn  A.  101 
Simmons,  Susan  L.  112 
Simpson,  Jennifer  L.  101 
Simpson,  Timothy  B.  112 
Sineath,  William  L.,  Ill  101 
Sisson,  Emily  S.  131 
Skinner,  Trina  L.  112 
Slater,  Noel  C.  112 
Slavik,  Bret  T.  112 
Sligar,  Mary  M.  121 
Smalley,  Julie  A.  121 
Smathers,  Donna  L.  112 
Smith,  Anita  A.  112 
Smith,  Frederick  K.  112 


Smith,  Iris  S.  101 
Smith,  Kimberly  S. 
Smith,  KristiL.  112 
Smith,  Laurie  A.  121 
Smith,  Linda  L.  101 
Smith,  Liza  A.  131 
Smith,  Michael  A.  121 
Smith,  Misty  A.  112 
Smith,  Rebecca  A.  101 
Smith,  Tami  S.  101 
Smith,  Therese  M.  101 
Smoak,  Edward  L.,  Jr.  121 
Snider,  Jack  M.,  Ill  112 
Snow,  Bradley  L.  121 
Snyder,  Christi  A.  131 
Snyder,  Joel  S.  131 
Snyder,  John  B.  121 
Sobolewski,  Mark  A.  112 
Sorgi,  Christopher  131 
Sotono,  Hiroaki  131 
Spain,  Michael  B.  131 
Sparkman,  Vikki  M.  121 
Specht,  Lorrie  121 
Speese,  Orrinna  R.  101 
Speier,  Laura  J.  112 
Spinks,  Jason  W.  112 
Spolyar,  Jeffrey  W.  121 
Springer,  Barbara  J.  101 
Spurlock,  Christie  L.  101 
Squitier,  Jason  M.  121 
Stacey,  Andrea  C.  131 
Stack,  David  J.  101 
Stafford,  Cade  P.  121 
Stafford,  David  J.  112 
Stagg,  Mandie  L.  121 
Stahl,  Keith  E.  121 
Stahnke,  Andrew  M.  112 
St.  Amour,  Karen  L.  121 
Stancavish,  Dennis  A.  131 
Stanley,  Craig  P.  131 
Starr,  Michael  P.  121 
Stedem,  Christopher  M.  131 
Steenblock,  Amy  L.  131 
Steg,JodyB.  131 
Stein,  Jennifer  L.  121 
Stephens,  Jill  A.131 
Stephens,  John  W.  101 
Stephens,  Patricia  E.  131 
Stepnicka,  Kathryn  L.  131 
Steward,  John  C.  101 
Stewart,  Kimberly  C.  101 
Stewart,  Michael  D.  121 
Stiles,  Darron  G.  131 
Stock,  Heather  L.  132 
Stock,  Michael  E.  101 


Stoval,  Jennifer  L.  113 
Stratton,  Sheryl  L.  101 
Stratton,  Tamara  L.  101 
Strausser,  Scott  D.  121 
Stringfellow,  Susan  J.  101 
Stritch,  Brandon  A.  121 
Strong,  DavidS.  113 
Stroyan,  Amy  E.  101 
Stubenrauch,  Stephanie  C. 

132 
Stuck,  Chad  H.  132 
Stuckey,  Lucinda  M.  101 
Sturgis,  Jason  A.  132 
Stutzman,  Paula  J.  113 
Suchma,  Dennine  A.  101 
Sullivan,  Christen  A.  132 
Sullivan,  Greta  A.  132 
Sullivan,  Mara  Megan  113 
Summers,  Russell  K.,  Jr.  132 
Summers,  Stacy  M.  132 
Sumner,  Cynthia  L.  101 
Sutphin,  Sheila  R.  122 
Suttile,  Dana  M.  102 
Sutton,  Daniel  K.  122 
Swaine,  Britton  R.  113 
Swanson,  Brent  A.  132 
Swindell,  Tina  E.  113 
Swisher,  Jennifer  K.  122 
Sypko,  Timothy  D.  113 

Tackett,  Julie  L.  132 
Tan,  Boon  H.  132 
Tan,  Teck Joo  122 
Taylor,  Christopher  N.  132 
Taylor,  Jennifer  P.  132 
Taylor,  Joseph  R.,  Ill  132 
Taylor,  Kerry  A.  101 
Taylor,  Thomas  M.  122 
Tedesco,  Jennifer  122 
Teresi,  Christina  L.  113 
Thayer,  Christina  L.  102 
Thoeming,  Amy  K.  122 
Thomas,  Derek  E.  132 
Thomas,  Heather  L.  122 
Thomas,  Heather  Renae  132 
Thomas,  Kristin  D.  113 
Thompson,  Charles  A.  132 
Thompson,  Donald  B.  122 
Thompson,  Mark  A.  102 
Thompson,  Tara  C.  132 
Thornley,  Robert  W.  132 
Thornton,  Jon  M.  122 
Thornton,  Kimberly  R.  113 
Thuman,  Kevin  122 


Index 


INDEX 


Thuman,  Scott  W.  132 
Thyhsen,  Rebecca  L.  102 
Tibboles,  Jennifer  E.  132 
Tidwell,  Bryce  L.  102 
Tinsley,  Susan  E.  132 
Toftness,  Joshua  E.  132 
Tollini,  Gregg  G.  102 
Tolson,  Jonathan  S.  132 
Tomlin,  Gregory  A.  122 
Toskes,  Steve  D.  132 
Toth,  Gerhard  122 
Towey,  James  E.  102 
Towles,  Anne  M.  102 
Townsend,  Richard  C.  1 13 
Tracy,  Betty  A.  113 
Traupman,  Jessica  L.  132 
Trayers,  Laurie  S.  132 
Trochelman,  Gail  H.  102 
Trogan,  Amy  L.  102 
Trotta,  Michael  R.  132 
Truitt,  Melanie  K.  122 
Trunzo,  Paul  E. 102 
Tse,HoiKitT.  132 
Turbeville,  Michelle  (Missy) 

L.  113 
Turek,  John  A.  122 
Turk,  Lucia  1. 102 
Turkett,  Robert  L.  132 
Turner,  Andrew  D.  132 
Turner,  Mary  V.  113 
Turner,  Ryan  S.  132 
Turner,  Sunny  K.  102 
Turnquest,  April  G.  113 
Turnquest,  Joyann  A.  113 
Turnquist,  Juliana  132 
Turvin,  Tresa  M.  122 
Tuxbury,  Holly  E.  132 
Tynan,  Christopher  J.  122 

Umsted,  Christena  S.  102 
Ungaro,  Kristin  L.  132 
Ungashick,  Stacey  113 
Upmeyer,  Karin  L.  122 
Urban,  Ronald  D.  113 
Uva,  David  J.  102 

Vails,  Kimberlee  A.  122 
Van  Horn,  Jason  A.  132 
Varady,  Georgette  L.  102 
Varnum,  Sherry  A.  113 
Vaughan,  Grant  A.  113 
Vazquez,  Christopher  L. 
132 


Veras,  Raymond  C.  132 
Vetter,  Jennifer  A.  132 
Vicas,  Aurora  E.  132 
Vickers,  Kimberly  D.  132 
Vickery,  Jennifer  L.  102 
Viehman,  Stephanie  A.  102 
Villarreal,  Liza  132 
Vincent,  Duane  F.  102 
Vincent,  Robert  A.  122 
Vinzant,  Leigh  A.  103 
Vogt,  Molly  D.  132 
Volpe,  Allison  L.  132 
von  Berlichingen,  Goetz 

132 
Vondruska,  John  M.  113 
Vorce,  Mina  M.  113 


Waddell,  Alexander  B. 

132 
Wade,  Kimberly  T.  103 
Wahlbrink,  Kara  S.  103 
Wainscott,  Grant  M.  122 
Waite,  Jan  W.,  Jr.  103 
Walbroel,  Charles  J.  122 
Waldau,  Matthew  G.  132 
Walker,  John  C  122 
Wall,  Kevin  R.  103 
Wall,  Mary  "Denise"  122 
Wallace,  Ashley  L.  122 
Wallace,  Scott  M.  132 
Wallace,  Shawn  M.  133 
Waller,  Rebecca  L.  103 
Wallis,  Tracy  Lynne  133 
Walls,  Kelly  E.  122 
Walsh,  Beth  A.  113 
Walsh,  Brian  P.  113 
Walston,  Monica  K.  122 
Walts,  Mary  K.  113 
Wang,  Xiaoxia  133 
Ward,  SoniaM.  133 
Ward,  Todd  W.  103 
Warford,  Katherine  E.  133 
Washington,  Reginald  L. 

133 
Wasserbauer,  Claudia  M. 

133 
Watson,  Melinda  B.  133 
Webb,  DarrellW.  113 
Webb,  Kimberly  L.  133 
Weerasooriya,  Shanaka  L. 

122 
Weingarten,  Edward  A.  133 
Wendt,  Pamela  J.  103 
Weninger,  Leslie  A.  122 


West,  Donald  A.  113 
Westbrock,  Anthony  G.  122 
Westendorf,  Julia  Marie  122 
Westerfield,  Byron  G.  122 
Weston,  Deborah  L.  113 
Whatley,  Melissa  L.  113 
Whidden,  Brett  T.  133 
White,  Alisa  J.  133 
White,  Allison  M.  133 
White,  Jennifer  A.  113 
White,  Jesse  R.  113 
White,  John  W.  Jr.  113 
White,  Roderick  H.  113 
Whiteman,  Roger  A.  113 
Whiting,  Cheryl  133 
Wicker,  Wendy  L.  133 
Wickersheim,  Michael  E.  113 
Wiegand,  Kristin  E.  122 
Wiemken,  Deborah  L.  113 
Williams,  Ann  M.  133 
Williams,  Christopher  G.  113 
Williams,  Cynthia  L.  113 
Williams,  Heather  L.  103 
Williams,  Kimberly  M.  133 
Williams,  Ronald  L.  103 
Williams,  Royce  M.  113 
Williams,  Stacy  A.  133 
Williamson,  John  C.  122 
Willis,  Jill  N.  122 
Wills,  Chad  C  122 
Wills,  Marie  C.  122 
Wills,  RachelS.  113 
Wilson,  Frances  R.  113 
Wilson,  Heather  D.  133 
Wilson,  James  R.  103 
Wilson,  Kimberly  J.  113 
Winkler,  Melissa  A.  113 
Winslow,  Staci  A.  103 
Wise,  Tara  E.  122 
Witham,  Chad  E.  122 
Withers,  Jacquelyn  Emma  122 
Woelfel,JulieA.  133 
Wolf,  Frederick  E.  133 
Womble,  Paul  L.  113 
Wood,  Candy  L.  122 
Woods,  Kristen  B.  133 
Wooldridge,  Jamelle  J.  103 
Worley,  Vicki  R.  133 
Wright,  Courtney  P.  122 
Wright,  Kevin  E.  133 
Wright,  Laura  E.  103 
Wurtz,  Hillary  A.  122 


Yang,  Pamela  133 


Yarvote,  Victoria  103 
Yazdan-Parasti,  James  B. 

103 
Yokoyama,  Akashi  113 
Young,  Barry  M.133 
Young,  Shauna  L.  113 
Younkers,  Christina  A.  113 


Zeff,  Marc  C.  103 
Zillman,  Marcus  P.,  II 122 
Zottola,  Jeffrey  V.  133 
Zuza,  Andrea  L.  133 


Index 


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^Men's  10K  Gold  Signet  Ring  (FLC-SRM)  @  $325*  ea.  Ring  size(s 


_Men's  14K  Gold  Signet  Ring  (FLC-SRM)  @  $395'  ea.  Ring  size(s)  _ 


"  Plus  $7.50  handling  and  insured  shipping  charge  per  ring.   On  ship- 
ments to  Pennsylvania,  include  6%  stale  sales  tax  to  total  of  order. 


PLEASE  PROVIDE  YOUR  DESIRED  PERSONALIZED  INSCRIPTION  TO  APPEAR  INSIDE 
THE  GOLD  BAND  (NOTE  THAT  THE  INSCRIPTION  MUST  BE  LIMITED  TO  NO  MORE  THAN 
20  TOTAL  CHARACTERS  INCLUDING  SPACES)   PLEASE  PRINT  CLEARLY  INSCRIPTION 
TO  READ 


Purchaser's  Name  _ 

Street  Address 

City 


Daytime  Phone  (         ) - 

If  "ship  to"  address  is  different  from  above  please  attach  correct  address  to  order 
form. 


3  SIZER  INSTRUCTIONS 


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5.   Read  linger  size  on  scale 


Operator  No.  606JP 
I  prefer  to  pay  as  follows: 

□  ENCLOSED  IS  MY  INITIAL  INSTALLMENT  —  $25  00  for  each  ladies*  10k 
gold  ring.  $29.50for  each  ladies'  14kgold  ring.  $32.50foreach  men's  10k gold 
ring,  or  $39.50  for  each  men's  1 4k  gold  ring  —  payable  by  check  or  credit  card 
(information  provided  below).  I  agree  to  pay  the  balance  due  in  9  equal 
monthly  installments.*"  Please  include  shipping  and  handling  charge  of  $7.50 
per  ring  with  initial  installment.  (On  shipments  to  Pennsylvania  only,  please 
also  include  6%  state  sales  tax  on  the  total  of  your  order  with  your  deposit ) 

□  IN  FULL  BY  CHECK.  Enclosed  please  find  my  check  or  money  order  for  the 
full  amount  due,  made  payable  to  "Official  Florida  Southern  College 
Ring". 


Credn  Card  Information 


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"All  orders  are  subject  lo  acceptance  There  is  no  finance  charge  on  (he  monthly  payment  plan 
The  amount  of  payments  (total  sales  pnee)  is  equal  to  the  single  payment  pnee  If  purchaser  (ails 
to  pay  any  portion  ol  the  total  payments  scheduled,  the  entire  balance  shall  become  immediately 
due  at  the  election  of  the  nng  distributor,  Wayneco  Enterpnses 


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A  Seiko  Quafttz  timepiece  available  for  a  limited  time  only.  Featuring 
a  richly  detailed  three-dimensional  re-creation  of  the  College  Seal  on 
the  14  kt.  gold-finished  dial.  Electronic  quartz  movement  guaranteed 
accurate  to  withM  fifteen  seconds  per  month. 
The  ladies'  and  men's  wrist  watches  are  $200  each;  the  pocket  watch 
with  matching  chain  is  $230  each.  There  is  a  $5.75  shipping  and 
handling  charge  for  each  watch  ordered.  On  shipments  to  Pennsylvania 
only,  purchasers  should  add  6%  state  sales  tax. 
lb  order  by  American  Express,  MasterCard,  or  Visa,  please 
call  toll-free  1-800-523-0124  (Pennsylvania  residents  only  call 
1-800-367-5248).  All  callers  should  ask  for  operator  number  1273L. 
Calls  are  accepted  weekdays  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  Eastern  Time.  To 
order  by  mail,  write  to:  Florida  Southern  College  Alumni  Association, 
P.O.  Box  511,  Wayne,  PA  19087  and  include  check,  or  money  order, 
payable  to  Florida  Southern  College  Watch.  Credit  card  orders  can 
also  be  sent  by  mail  —  please  include  full  account  number  and 
expiration  date.  Please  allow  4  to  6  weeks  for  delivery.       ©  *  1989 


YOUR  FSC  CONTACT  AFTER  GRADUATION.,, 


OFFICE  OF  ALUMNI  RELATIONS 


111  LAKE  HOLLINGSWORTH  DRIVE 


LAKELAND,  FL  33801-5698 


PHONE:  813/680-4110 
FAX:  8131680-4112 


MONDAY  THROUGH  FRIDAY  8:00  AM.  TO  5:00  P.M. 


SERVING  OVER  19,000  ALUMNI  WORLDWIDE 


CSB 


1991-92  Interlachen  Staff 


Shae  Harrell,  Editor 

Kuryne  Lee,  Associate  Editor 

Stephanie  Brown,  Assistant  Editor 

Jennifer  Bouw,  Assistant  Editor 

Therese  Smith,  Photo  Editor 

John  P.  Obrecht,  Advisor 

Missy  Green,  Walsworth  Publishing  Co. 

SECTION  EDITORS 


Opening 

Missy  Turbeville 


Departments  &  Organizations 

Lisa  Kasza 


Greeks 

Stephanie  Brown 


Administration/Staff 

Dawn  Mura 


Notables 

Jennifer  Bouw 


Senior  Class 

Kuryne  Lee 


Junior  Class 

Missy  Turbeville 


Advertising 

Melissa  Mercado 
Don  Bonham 


Sophomore  Class 

Jennifer  Bouw 


Freshman  Class 
Lisa  Kasza 


Sports 

Monique  Montgomery 


STAFF:  Tammy  Ahlbrandt,  Mike  Carter,  Debbie  Craig,  Deny  Diemez,  Heather  Hensley, 
Trina  Knotts,  Wendy  Littler,  Tara  McClary,  Michelle  McFall,  Monique  Montgomery,  Wendy 
Wicker,  Meley  Lorren,  Garen  Seiler. 

PHOTO  CREDITS:  Michael  Thorn,  Campus  Photographer;  Virginia  Wesson;  Melissa  Mer- 
cado; Kuryne  Lee;  Ernesto  Silva;  Michael  Hulten;  Macy  Bennett;  Denine  Suchma;  Kim  Camer- 
ier;  Terry  Carter;  Nick  Shirgio;  Monique  Montgomery;  and  the  Fall  1991  Basic  and  Creative 
Photography  classes. 


Special  Thanks  to  Mary  Ann  Woodson  -  the  Communication  Department's  right  hand  woman; 
Dean  Hugh  A.  Moran  for  selecting  Senior  Spotlights;  Kim  Boyce;  Mr.  Wayne  Koehler,  Sports 
Information;  Lynn  Griffith  &  the  Alumni  Dept.;  Mark  Caldwell,  Katy  Cortelyou,  Erica  Falk, 
Maria  Fallon,  Brant  Menswar,  Melissa  Mercado,  Dawn  Mura,  Ernesto  Silva,  and  Kimberly 
Thornton  for  their  timeless  quotes;  Mom,  my  personal  prayer  warrior;  and  the  Lord  Jesus  for 
His  joy  and  strength. 


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