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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.
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"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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Dr. Margaret Gilbert
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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
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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
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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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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
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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.
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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.
r
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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Stacy Ungashick quickly reviews a few more
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
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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
45} Departments/Organizations
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
BM
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.
ft
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-
vdP^
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
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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
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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
7y Sports
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
Sports 172
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
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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
Sports 174
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
751 Sports
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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
V^s2
Sports l7tfy
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
HHSnll
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
Sports 178
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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Student Union Board 1991-92
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
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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
Student Life {86
"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
an
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."
Student Life (88
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
93 J Seniors
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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
07j Juniors
ri
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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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
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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
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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
M^n
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
Index
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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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1992
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Service to the Florida Southern College Alumni Association
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St. Charles, Illinois
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1992
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Class of 1955
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Virginia Communications
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1992
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Class of 1972
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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".
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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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