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PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT Contents Vol. XXII, No. 1 Fall 2006 About the Cover Features A montage of images shows “then and now” glimpses of The University of Tampa. Concept by Ana Montalvo and Anne Rowland; design by Ana Montalvo. President’s Annual Report. President Ronald 1 L. Vaughn reveals the latest in University Duplicate Mailings progress with deference to the institution’s 75- Please help us cut down on mailing costs. If your year history and its potentially limitless future. household is receiving more than one copy of the UT Journal, send us the address labels from each copy. We will review our records and correct any duplication. The First of Many. Of the thousands of people 7 Send your labels to who have studied at UT in three quarters of a The University of Tampa Office of Alumni Relations century, only one could be the first to leave with Box H diploma in hand. This is his story. 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa, FL 33606-1490 UT—The Early Years. The first of three 16-page Address changes also can be made online by clicking on ut.edu/alumni/updateaddress.html. special sections relives the creation of The University of Tampa, telling in words and pictures the story of the school from 1931-56. Local writer and history buff Melvin “Buddy” Baker conducted extensive research into UT’s founding and history, and authored the text for SYMBOL OF EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE the special anniversary sections that appear in this and the next two issues of the UT Journal.

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nniversaries mark the return of a A date or a time that is deemed remarkable. UT’s beginning—in fact, its entire history—provides rich examples Great Urgency and Big Hurdles of how private education is an Frederic Spaulding felt great urgency to start a university. At the time of exceptional enterprise, FUT’s beginning, there were no Florida universities in or south of Tampa, and responding with resiliency and only two U.S. cities with populations exceeding 100,000 lacked a college or university—and they were Jacksonville and Tampa. As principal of creativity to meet societal Hillsborough High School, Spaulding experienced firsthand the educational needs. Indeed, when the needs of Tampa and the possibilities for a population that largely could not afford to travel and relocate for further educational opportunities. depression economy of the The creation of the University was remarkable in every way. It is 1930s made postsecondary difficult to imagine the enormity of that challenge, particularly when viewed within the historical context of the United States in the 1930s. President education unattainable for Spaulding provided a glimpse of these hurdles in his personal records. He most, the University’s founding noted that: •There was no chance of significant local or state financial support, and was a response to serve the without assets, no loans could be secured. Tampa community—and the •In 1933, when UT moved from offering its classes at Hillsborough High beginning of a remarkable School, Plant Hall was in serious disrepair. Spaulding described his loneliness, work in progress. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

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A Commencement rehearsal at Falk Theatre in 1948 (left) and 2006 Commencement exercises at the St. Pete Times Forum.

“I am probably as well as the enormous responsibility he felt for Visualization to an optimist, but I the deteriorating hotel. Imagine the efforts to Realization equip, repair and replace when there was no have a vision And what a vision it was. By 1936, money; Spaulding noted that he and the custo- ASpaulding had fulfilled his legacy in creating dian took tar buckets to patch the roof, and the foundation for the UT we know. He an- wherein I see together they boarded up broken windows. nounced his resignation that year at the University’s first Commencement, after five [UT] grown into a •Creditors demanded payments as years of service plus three years of unpaid Spaulding struggled to pay for phone, water, effort in planning the UT launch. The stress of fine four-year light, printing and other bills. limited funds, dealing with creditors and fac- ulty pay concerns finally had taken their toll. •Spaulding commented that the Tampa college, not large The vision of President Spaulding set a Tribune printed the first bulletin cover. This course for a remarkable future. Today we in numbers, but document, which described course offerings, enroll 5,300 students, half from this area, with holding to the schedules and costs, was mimeographed by the all 50 states and 100 countries represented. In Chamber of Commerce. The $16 cost was contrast to Spaulding’s 12 faculty members charged to his personal account, but the Tribune who taught 30 classes, we have more than 400 highest ideals faculty and offer almost 3,000 classes a year. never billed him for the expense. academically and Consequently, today’s UT is larger than 90 •The first student registration in 1931 was percent of all independent universities and 45 scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. No one arrived at percent of the public universities. While there spiritually.” are about 6,000 colleges and universities in the appointed time, adding to the tension that this country, only a few dozen comprehensive —Frederic Spaulding Spaulding and his colleagues must have felt. At independent universities exist of our size, di- in 1931 7:40 p.m., our first student, Miss Ann Carey, mensionality and stature. arrived, followed by 50 other students who reg- UT’s great story continued this year, when istered that evening, paying the annual tuition of our institutional accreditation from the South- $116, including fees. ern Association of Colleges and Schools was reaffirmed. The University received much Despite these daily trials, Spaulding per- positive feedback for our Quality Enhancement sisted. He wrote of his dreams in 1931: “I am Project; the accreditors noted that it was a probably an optimist, but I have a vision national model for improving international wherein I see [UT] grown into a fine four-year competency of students. college, not large in numbers, but holding to Eight new degree programs were added the highest ideals academically and spiritually. this year, including MS degrees in accounting, I can see it filling a much needed place in finance and marketing, a master’s in teaching Tampa through the years, free to work out a (math and science), and four new bachelor’s great future unencumbered, progressive, alert, degrees: biology, theatre, advertising/public and endowed with a spirit of service applied in relations and financial services operations/ a practical and efficient manner.”

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Students enjoy a clean, efficient workout with modern equipment in the percent of all McNiff Fitness Center weight room. independent systems. UT now offers more than 100 pro- services by college students nationally, UT universities and grams of study. increased counseling services and added Stu- National searches were completed, and a dents of Concern, a program to identify indi- 45 percent of new dean of graduate studies and provost/vice viduals needing help prior to reaching crisis president for academic affairs were appointed. level. Alcohol use continued to be a concern, the public A new associate dean for international studies both here and nationally, and new initiatives position also was filled. Twenty new fulltime were put into place, judicial procedures and universities. faculty positions were added last fall, with a policies were reviewed, and a new comprehen- similar number of additional new fulltime fac- sive plan finalized to reduce alcohol problems, ulty positions added for this fall. improve the academic environment and en- We have hired great talent with this new hance student welfare. group of faculty members, and our commit- McNiff Fitness Center utilization grew by ment to faculty development and instructional 20 percent, and fitness class participation grew quality was strengthened through a dozen by almost 200 percent. Also, wellness pro- teaching innovation grants, 20 research grants grams, intramurals and recreation programs all and sabbaticals, three alumni association fac- increased in number and students served, and ulty grants, 31 Dana research and scholarship UT’s new Lacrosse Club Team finished second grants and other professional development in its division. awards. Of our entire fulltime faculty, about 93 percent have doctorates or the highest degrees Still Building Champions in their fields. Remarkable, too, is today’s vibrant resi- UT intercollegiate sports capped off an dential campus of more than 120 student orga- UToutstanding sports year by winning a baseball nizations. More than 5,200 student enrich- national championship. Five of our coaches ment, life skills, leadership, safety and enter- were named Coach tainment programs were offered by Student of the Year in their Life and Residence Life alone during the past respective sports, year. Career Services made much progress and the Spartans with on-campus recruitment, increasing it by were conference 55 percent, while jobs and internship openings champions in five increased by 35 percent. sports including A first-ever virtual job fair was conducted baseball, women’s with 443 students participating. Our Academic basketball, volleyball, Center for Excellence continued to perform women’s soccer and exceptionally well. We have the only fully- cross country. Men’s certified tutoring center at a Florida private and women’s swim- institution, and 100 percent of the 500 students ming also achieved who received six hours or more of tutoring national recognition Dean Kelley (foreground above) starred at right field for the 1988 passed the specific courses for which they and had six All- Spartans. Coach Joe Urso (center) celebrates the 2006 Spartan baseball Americans. national championship with trainer Scott Brickett (left) and junior varsity were receiving assistance. head coach Mark Johnson. Given the greater need for counseling CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

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UT had 10 more All-Americans in other final phase of construction. The Riverside sports (four in baseball, two in women’s vol- Center is in the midst of redesign and renova- leyball, two in women’s soccer, one in women’s tion as a new academic and administrative cross country and one in men’s basketball). building. Our cross country team, with a collective GPA New academic laboratories were completed of 3.78, won national All Academic Cross for the sciences, nursing and communications, Country Team honors. Our 422 athletes as a as well as classroom improvements in other whole had an overall average GPA above 3.0. areas. Our national championship Spartan The University also successfully completed its baseball team also has a new baseball complex. NCAA self-study process, a thorough review of the athletic program as required by the NCAA. The campus continues its re-shaping and They’d Never Have beautification, sculpting an environment that Imagined provides students with opportunities to learn Spaulding and his colleagues could not and grow. Since 1998, we have completed or have imagined the technological advances we begun $200 million in construction. The S have implemented. A fiber-optic infrastructure Kennedy Place residence hall opened for 182 now connects all campus buildings, and resi- students this fall, and construction on Resi- dence halls have a computer plug for every As the face of the campus dence Hall No. 6 for 450 more students is pro- continues to change, Kennedy resident student’s use. Several computer labs Place (top) opened to 182 gressing nicely. resident students in August. were added, expanded or upgraded this year, Delo Hall (below) is shown in a We also researched and developed eight bringing the campus total to 30 computer labs. 1979 photo. It was demolished in 2000 to make way for new new food concepts that will be on the first Additionally, wireless access has expanded construction. floor of Residence Hall No. 6 when it opens in throughout the campus to 70 areas that include 2007. Our campus will then have more than all inside common areas and many outside 20 different food venues to provide great food common areas and classrooms. Anti-spyware selection for our students. and virus protection activities also were en- The just-completed West Parking Garage hanced this past year to protect students, em- expansion added 750 spaces. Planning for the ployees and University information resources. new chapel continues, and the Cass Science A campus-wide computer security assessment and Communication Building is in its third and Since 1998, we have completed or begun $200 million in construction.

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Photo from the Vaughn Center rooftop (left) shows Pepin Stadium and the athletic field, Straz Hall and construction progress on Residence Hall No. 6 in the distance. The same area is shown when it was the Florida State Fairgrounds (right) during a state fair.

was conducted by an outside vendor. Some of 6,000 students by 2012. Despite growth, our improvements were implemented, although fulltime faculty-student ratio is at about 1:15 UT’s computer security was found to compare because of continued hiring. We have contin- very favorably to that of other institutions. ued to invest in quality and UT’s unique educa- After the third year of our administrative tional environment. Student retention this software system conversion, many past year also improved by about 4 percent, a improvements have been implemented, and fairly substantial one-year gain. the new system software is operating more We approved a new faculty-staff-student smoothly. We also continued to focus on Improper Relations Policy. We also completed disaster recovery, business continuity and a comprehensive emergency planning. survey of UT’s ben- In this area, we reviewed and increased efits. The survey our insurance coverage, we added emergency results along with generators to some buildings, we created and benchmark compari- equipped an Emergency Operations Center, sons will be reported and we added a co-location for our Web site, this coming year. e-mail and administrative software so that the Finally, in an University can continue to communicate and environment of esca- maintain these critical functions even if the lating healthcare campus is shut down or damaged. expenses, establish- We also completed a review of campus ment of our own safety and security and made improvements Independent College that include additional personnel, more elec- and University Ben- tronic surveillance, additional campus lighting, efit Association, now greater use of card access to buildings, more in its third year, has

campus emergency phones and enhanced helped to stabilize Students file into the Spartan student safety education. our health benefits and rates, as no changes in Room campus bookstore and café (center) circa 1955. The co-pay or covered services were needed, and Grill in Vaughn Center (bottom) is a popular eatery and gathering premium increases were modest. We also place for 21st-century Spartans. Another Year for the continued efforts to maintain competitive em- Record Books ployee salaries through our ongoing annual Once again, UT ended the year in the black review and adjustment process. and set a variety of student enrollment records. From its humble beginnings in the O Depression until now, the University’s financial We are on target to be at 5,300 students this

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Students working in the computer center in 1989 (left) and in the present-day Sykes College of Business first-floor computer lab. picture has changed remarkably. In the past put into place will provide good investment decade alone, our operating budget has grown performance for the University. The Trustees’ from $28 million to $112 million, and UT’s Administrative Affairs Committee is to be com- annual economic impact is almost $400 million mended for its help in this effort. a year. UT ended last fiscal year with an Annual Fund record amount of money raised. We secured an anonymous $5-million gift An Evolving Legacy toward our new Residence Hall No. 6, which is The remarkable story begun by Spaulding under construction. Tand his colleagues continues. We inherited We also have progressed with preliminary the vision of Spaulding, embracing and planning for UT’s next capital campaign, and stretching it to ways people of the 1930s expect to launch the would not have imagined. As I read about quiet phase of a new President Spaulding in his memoirs entitled A campaign effort next University Is Born, I was taken with his vision year. Financing also and persistence. was completed to This task of launching the University may endow the first Uni- have been the most difficult and miraculous in versity Scholar UT’s history. Few realize the blood, sweat and Award. This endow- tears of UT’s beginning and its intense struggle ment provided by the to survive. I thank those who pioneered UT’s Falk Foundation will development for their risk-taking, leadership provide a student and vision. with full financial We have the unique opportunity to propel support for tuition, this University to even greater prominence. I fees, room and board challenge you to learn more about the for four years. The University’s early days, and I invite you to con- first student selected sider what legacy we will leave to those who Hire-UT job fairs are busy events, and the spring 2006 for this is the valedictorian of her class and has follow us. I am excited about what we will edition in Plant Hall Fletcher Lounge was no exception. a 4.0 GPA. become—and am thankful for the opportunity Our endowment investment management to change lives. has been revised, and I am confident that our Remember that you, too, are part of the new portfolio composition, the Merrill-Lynch legacy of UT—a remarkable, evolving work in Investment Advisory Team and the procedures progress. UT UT ended last fiscal year with an Annual Fund record amount of money raised.

6 UT JOURNAL FirstFirstOneOne WasWas ofof thethe BestBest By M.E. “Buddy” Baker Miller Adams in 1942. Freelance Writer (Photo courtesy of Jane Adams.) Few people saw the birth and growth of The University of Tampa in greater close-up than Miller Adams. His connection to the University spanned nearly half a century, from his days as a Tampa Junior College student cramming for classes at Hillsborough High School to his elevation as UT’s senior faculty member.

dams was the first of 11 students to He retired as department chair in 1973, walk across the platform in June having been a significant force in the develop- AA1935 to receive real sheepskin di- ment of both intramural and intercollegiate plomas inscribed with the school’s new name, sports that helped bring national recognition The University of Tampa. But he didn’t leave to a small private university in downtown the campus for the next 40 years. That fall, Tampa. Adams began working as an instructor in the CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 physical education department.

FALL 2006 7 Miller Adams (left) poses in the mid-1950s with Ben Scherer, a professor in the physical education department, which Adams later directed. (Photo courtesy of Jane Adams.)

The early UT basketball team A University Family including Rollins College, Stetson University, Florida Military Institute, St. Petersburg Junior or Adams, UT literally was a family College and Ringling College. was less than affair. He married Carolyn Maness, By the end of his first year as a faculty FF another of the first graduates. They had member in 1936, Adams was shepherding 17 outstanding. two daughters, Millicent and Jane, both of intramural sports at UT. A staff writer for the whom also graduated from UT. Muezzin that year took note of the accomplish- The University of Jane recalls growing up as a “brat” of the ment, writing that the UT program “is undoubt- University. edly the most extensive intramural athlete Florida team “It was a small college. I think everyone program offered in the state of Florida. knew each other. It was a very close-knit so- [Adams’] program closely resembles that of the embarrassed cial hub.” University of Southern California, but statistics Physical education was a major part of show that the proportion of student participa- them 80-20. A Miller Adams’ life. While attending high school tion is greater in the University of Tampa than in New Jersey, the teenage Adams was a mem- it is in the California school.” Haines City team ber of what a Tampa Tribune writer called “the famous undefeated Passaic High School ‘won- The “No Compete” beat them 47-14. der team.’” Somehow, while working a day job Clause and attending classes in the evening, he found Even so, time as a freshman to play right halfback on paulding credited Adams with helping the fledgling UT football team. get organized sports started on Spaulding was In 1932-33, a basketball team was formed. SS campus. The struggling school could Adams, chairman of the student athletic com- not afford to underwrite sports, so athletes had pleased. mittee, served as coach—and played forward. to pay their own way to play. One local wag In 1934, while still a student, he was appointed was provoked to write: “The University of to head the department of intramural sports. Tampa offers scholarships to violinists but That first year, Adams instituted programs in at makes the athletes pay…which explains the least seven sports, including track, tennis, golf Spartans’ eight straight defeats in the Florida and swimming. Intercollegiate League.” Even before Dr. Frederic Spaulding, found- Indeed, the early UT basketball team was ing president of UT, got the keys to the Tampa less than outstanding. The University of Florida Bay Hotel, Adams instigated the creation of the team embarrassed them 80-20. A Haines City Florida Intercollegiate Freshman Athletic Con- team beat them 47-14. Even so, Spaulding ference. Schools from across the state joined, was pleased. He noted in his book A University is Born:

8 UT JOURNAL “Tennis, basketball, and swimming grew expression and creativity. It led to good apace with promises of greater things to come. personal habits. He saw regular physical Athletically, we were off to as good a start as exercise as developing mental processes and we were scholastically.” even democratic processes. ducation The initial lack of funding for athletics at The acceptance of these principles by others “E UT traced to Spaulding’s tenet that athletics in the field led to his recognition as an author- involves the always be subordinate to academics. ity in physical education. In 1970, he advised Spaulding saw sports as “important features in the Model Cities program on recreation pro- whole organism. publicizing the College, while the academic gramming and planning. He served as a con- standards were not allowed to deteriorate into sultant to the Florida Department of Education. Physical education academic fiction.” Dedicated to Education is a phase of Sports on Principle he professor’s dedication to education dams took up Spaulding’s mantra was omnipresent. His daughter Jane, a general even as sports programs took on TT 1963 graduate, recalls that at home, “My AAgreater importance. During his father was very demanding, and I can remember education.” years of teaching, Adams developed what he when I was getting my high school degree, he called the 17 “scientific principles” of physical said, ‘That’s just the beginning. You’re expected —From Miller Adams’ 17 education. The first two: “Education involves to get your four-year and your master’s and “scientific principles” of the whole organism. Physical education is a hopefully your doctorate.’“ physical education. phase of general education.” The stereotypical college experience of As evidenced by the principles, PE to socializing and partying was unknown to her. Adams was less about winning the race and “I remember studying very hard, because I more about being a winning member of the knew if I came home with bad grades, I would human race. He saw sports and recreation as catch hell.” “conducive to wholesome growth and Family history reinforced that attitude. development.” Physical education was a Jane’s mother had abandoned dreams, in the means to develop leadership potential, self- middle of the Depression, of getting a college

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Miller Adams (holding baseball) with Tampa sports legend Al Lopez (speckled shirt) in a 1959 photo. Lopez was then manager of the White Sox, who were American League champions that season but lost the World Series to the Los Angeles Dodgers, 4-2. The other men in the photo are unidentified. (Photo courtesy of Jane Adams.)

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education. Her fam- ily cashed in an in- surance policy and told her to go. After graduation, Carolyn taught grade school. During summer breaks at UT, Adams was in classes for his master’s and doctoral Echoing her degrees at New York University. father, Jane 1942 Moroccan picture of Miller Adams (right), director of intramurals, with team managers/students (from left) Still, a Soft John Kaufman of Beta Chi, Tom Johnson of Sigma Kappa Nu and Warren Watson of Tau Omega. adds: “I tell my Touch A Legacy students, ‘Your dams was a disciplinarian, but he dams retired in 1973 and died in also was a soft touch. Frances 1991, but the reverberations of his education is your AABarksdale, a 1953 graduate of UT, accomplishments continue to be felt. remembers that after World War II, many stu- AA The University competes in 14 men’s and safety deposit dents went to college on the GI Bill. Some- women’s varsity sports in the top NCAA Divi- times, the federal money ran out before they sion II athletic league in the country. For box. It’s your life could graduate. Adams loaned them money to years, many of the coaches in Hillsborough pay for their remaining classes. County schools came from Adams’ program. insurance policy. Jackie Mackey, a 1958 graduate, remem- Mackey was head football coach for Manatee bers the professor as “a very fine person” who High School. Barksdale, the basketball player, It will always liked his students. “He always did everything became head of the Tampa recreation depart- he could to get you through the classes,” such ment, and served on the UT board of directors. come back to as inventing little sayings to help students Zalupski, who never forgot to pay attention to remember parts of the anatomy. the details, went on to be executive director of help you.’” “He taught like he enjoyed it,” recalled Joe the Tampa Sports Authority. Zalupski, who as a freshman in 1951 took an The professor’s legacy continues in his anatomy and physiology class from Adams. children. Millicent, now retired, taught fourth Adams was “engaging and creative” and “knew grade in Ohio for years. Jane teaches history at how to laugh with the students,” Zalupski said, Montgomery County Community College in adding that he took away two important les- Pennsylvania. sons from Adams’ class that served him well “I think my father had a tremendous effect throughout his professional life: Pay attention on his students for professionalism, for work to detail and take reliable notes. ethic,” Jane says. “Look at me. I’m still teach- Adams never missed an opportunity to ing because it’s all I’ve ever known. My students share his enthusiasm for UT. look at me and say, ‘Why is she still here?’ But Barksdale’s husband, David, played bas- I like it. I like molding people’s lives.” ketball during the 1948-49 school year while UT “gave me an excellent education. It Adams was the coach. On one occasion, UT taught me how to study. It gave me just a played the University of Miami. The UT team wonderful foundation in learning skills. And beat the larger school, and the next morning, I’ll never forget it. I think the faculty was ex- Adams hosted the players to breakfast at a cellent, and it motivated me to go on for my restaurant. Barksdale said Adams bought a master’s.” stack of newspapers and handed them to din- Echoing her father, Jane adds: “I tell my ers as they entered, along with the instruction students, ‘Your education is your safety deposit to turn to the sports page to read about his box. It’s your life insurance policy. It will al- winning team! ways come back to help you.’” UT

10 UT JOURNAL The FRONT BURNER October Party Leads Anniversary Events he University of Tampa is ready to Hillsborough High to the celebrate 75 years to the minute on former Tampa Bay Hotel T Oct. 5 at 4 p.m. The entire Tampa in 1933, replete with a community is invited to the free event, along 1928 Model A Ford road- with the University community and all alumni. ster pickup truck. The party on the East Verandah leads the ROTC cadets will sa- list of anniversary events that will conclude lute WW II veterans who are next spring. The date UT alumni. Bob Martinez ’57, and time match the former governor of Florida, former date and start time of mayor of Tampa and UT trustee emeritus, UT’s first class in will speak, as will Tampa mayor Pam Iorio and 1931. UT president Ron Vaughn. Numerous dignitar- This won’t be ies from UT’s history will be honored, as will your run-of-the-mill, Spartan sports heroes. stand-around-and- UT government and world affairs professor talk-with-a-drink-in- Robert Kerstein, who also is the official Angel’s your hand kind of Hillsborough County historian, will provide an Street Dr. Robert Kerstein party, either. historical backdrop of Tampa in the early ’30s, President Vaughn spoke Actors in period while history professor Terry Parssinen will at the dedication of Angel costumes will play detail some of the University’s earliest events. Oliva Street in Ybor City on key figures in UT’s All this and more will take place in one April 19. Angel Oliva Sr., who died in 1996, founded history from its be- hour. Guests then will be invited to a recep- the Oliva Tobacco Co. He ginning to the tion in one of Tampa’s most beautiful rooms, also was a generous UT present. Portrayals the Fletcher Lounge in Plant Hall. Students donor, contributing more than $81,000. will include first UT will be invited to the quad for a birthday bash. Since Oliva’s death, his president Frederic A special R.S.V.P. e-mail address, wife and sons have made Spaulding orchestrat- [email protected], has been created for those who giving to the University a family tradition. To date, ing the move from plan to attend the Oct. 5 event. UT Dr. Terry Parssinen the Oliva family’s contribu- tions to UT stand at almost $123,000. UT

Winning the Day Tampa mayor Pam Iorio declares June 28 UT Spartans Day to honor the city’s newest champions, the 2006 UT baseball team. UT

FALL 20062005 11 The FRONT BURNER Writing Center Celebrates 25th Anniversary t the same time the University He also credits the dedicated hard work of celebrates its 75th anniversary, an most of the tutors who have passed through Aimportant part of it cheers a success the center’s doors, and notes that they are that spans a third of that time. The Saunders anything but highly trained professionals. Writing Center is 25 this year, and a celebration is planned for Thursday, Sept. 28, to which Connected to a Tradition former tutors and directors will be invited. Contrary to most college writing centers, Trustees of the Saunders foundation are all Saunders tutors are students, and many are on the list as guests of honor, as are founding freshmen. The aim, Putnam said, is to keep faculty members Dr. Mary Jane Schenck and students learning from each other, eliminating Dr. Frank Gillen. the intimidation factor, and secondly, to foster “It’s great that they’re both still here,” said longevity and experience in the tutoring staff. Dr. Mark Putnam, chair of the Department of Putnam said he turns away prospective English and Writing, associate professor of tutors who say they are “looking for a job.” He English, and director of the Saunders center tells them he wants people dedicated to help- since 2003. ing others write well and doing it until they While a writing center is a recent develop- graduate. For the most part, he said, that is Dr. Mark Putnam (right) counsels ment at most colleges and universities, the what he gets. a student in front of the Saunders Writing Center. Saunders Writing Center was well established “They’re kind of connected to a tradition of long before the national trend, Putnam noted. what we do here,” he said. “The fact that we’ve been around that Tutors are recommended by their compo- long—people in the field are very impressed,” sition instructors and led through a month of Putnam said. role-playing, observation, and reading peer- Former Saunders Writing Center tutor Angela Solomon with her He credits the lasting success of the center tutoring theory and practice before they sit English-language students in to the funding it receives from the University China. Solomon graduated from down to help students with their papers. UT with a writing degree this and the Saunders Foundation, as well as to the The readings emphasize the center’s pur- spring, and was teaching English in China by summer. One of diligence and expertise of his predecessors in pose: Focus on the student, not the paper. many “career” tutors at the the director’s chair, including Dr. Lisa Saunders center, she started Improve the writer, not the text. Aim at learn- there as a freshman and stayed Birnbaum, who directed the center for most of ing, not perfection. Saunders Writing Center through graduation. In a recent e-mail to Putnam, she credited its 25 years. bookmarks are inscribed with a quote from the writing center and its ESL workshops as contributing to her “There was nothing for me to fix when I Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis: “There having begun a career as an ESL took over,” he said. “Nothing was broken.” is no great writing, only great rewriting.” teacher. Tutor trainees are paid $6.40 an hour, full- fledged tutors a buck an hour more. The whole process works exceptionally well, Putnam said, and his only major chal- lenges are presented by growth and the myths of what writing centers do. “We are outgrowing the space at peak times,” he said. More students means a need for more tutors, and the once-a-year training period recently became a twice-a-year endeavor. But the more daunting challenge is shared by writing centers everywhere—dispelling the myth that the center is only for students who are failing. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

12 UT JOURNAL The FRONT BURNER ROTC Grad Nation’s Top Officer t. Thomas C. Billig ’05 was awarded the than one Raytheon 2005 Raytheon Trophy by the secretary Trophy recipient. L of the Army, recognizing him as the Virginia Military Insti- year’s most outstanding ROTC commissioned tute grads have taken graduate. Billig previously was named the the honor six times, nation’s best cadet by ROTC central command Texas A&M three. in 2004. “Given that UT is Lt. Thomas C. Billig ’05 (left) Billig is the second Spartan Battalion grad not a military-oriented school like VMI and receives the Raytheon Trophy from Gen. Peter Schoomaker to receive the Raytheon Award, given annually A&M,” noted Lt. Col. Patrick O’Sullivan, Spartan (right), U.S. Army chief of staff. In the background is retired Lt. since 1964. The first was Lt. Jeffrey Sargent in Battalion commander, “having two winners in Gen. Paul Mikolashek, former 1996. the past decade is indeed a huge feather in inspector general of the Army, representing Raytheon Corp. UT is one of three schools to supply more UT’s cap.” UT Former Fellows Chair Dies ertram Templin Martin Jr., a UT board ees, as well as member and former president of fellows member and former president of the board of directors. B(1998-99), died on Aug. 8. He was 56. Born in Swampscott, MA, on March 16, Martin was a 1950, Martin graduated from Culver Military businessman who Academy in Indiana, and Rollins, where he ARTS to do spent his adult life earned a bachelor’s degree in 1972. He re- ut.edu dedicated to educa- ceived an MBA from Rollins at Crummer @CALENDAR OF EVENTS tion. He served not Graduate School of Business in 1973. OCTOBER only UT, but also as a He worked for the Banc of Boston, Tunstall Friday, Oct. 20-Thursday, trustee at Rollins Consulting Inc., was president and COO of Nov. 30 College in Winter PMSI, was president and CEO of Sterile Recov- UT Faculty Exhibition Park, FL, a suburb of eries Inc., and was executive vice president of Scarfone/Hartley Gallery Orlando, and was a Diamond Products. Saturday, Oct. 21 Annual Art Brunch former chair and 20- Martin is survived by his wife, Marsha; a Bertram Templin Martin Jr. 11 a.m. year member of the son, Bert III; a daughter, Carrie; his father, Bert Scarfone/Hartley Gallery Florida Independent College Fund. Sr.; a brother and sister; a stepmother; two $8 He also was active with the Spring of stepbrothers and a stepsister. UT DECEMBER Tampa Bay as a member of the board of trust- Wednesday, Dec. 13- Friday, Dec. 15 BFA Exit Show Scarfone/Hartley Gallery Writing Center Putnam’s annual report on the center Thursday, Dec. 14 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 notes more than 1,200 tutoring sessions in the Reception for Fine Arts “A lot students think they have to be fail- 2005-06 academic year, a 1.5 percent increase Graduates ing or flunking out to seek assistance in the over the previous year. The students came 7-9 p.m. Scarfone/Hartley Gallery writing center. In fact, it’s a great place for from classes taught by 115 different instruc- good writers to get better.” tors, a 10.5 percent increase. A complete listing of The biggest increases are in the number of The second myth involves a belief that the University events can students served—675 versus 498—and visits by center is a proofreading service. be found at ut.edu juniors, up 84 percent. “‘Can I just drop this off?’” Putnam asked, Recently, the center was added to every playing the presumptuous student. “No, you student’s Blackboard page, a clear step toward can’t.” the next 25 years. UT

FALL 2006 13 The FRONT BURNER Grad Chosen to Head FBI Chairman’s Ball Among Office J.P. “Jody” Weiss ’79 Anniversary Events was appointed on April 10 to head the FBI’s ne of the events unique to the tions, exhibition of popular dances, songs of Philadelphia office. Weiss University’s 75th anniversary year is the ’30s sung by UT assistant music professor is a veteran supervisor and explosives expert with the Othe UT Chairman’s Ball, a red-tie Yvonne Dechance, a piano exposition of bureau, according to an event hosted by UT Board of Trustees Chairman Gershwin selections and a band concert are April 11 article in the David A. Straz Jr. and Catherine Straz on Sat- among the planned entertainment. Philadelphia Inquirer. He has been with the bureau urday, Nov. 18, at 6:30 p.m. in Plant Park. Guests will be ushered to a large tent for a since January 1985. To start the evening, guests will be escorted feast, and a fireworks display along the banks Weiss previously was to the park, where tuxedoed butlers will greet of the Hillsborough River is being considered second in command at the the ladies with wrist corsages and fans, while to cap off the evening. FBI’s Chicago office, and also served in Phoenix, gentlemen will be offered cigars. From a com- “This elegant and fun evening will provide Houston, Washington, Los memorative program, guests will choose a great opportunity for friends and community Angeles and Dallas. their preferred entertainment, from a horse- leaders to celebrate the 75th anniversary of FBI agents must retire by age 55, although drawn carriage tour of the campus to relaxing their University,” President Ron Vaughn said. supervisors and conversation in the gentleman’s parlour with For more information on attending or spon- administrators may stay port and cigars, or in the ladies’ parlour, where sorship opportunities, contact Dan Gura, vice with the bureau until age a pianist will play 1930s melodies. president for development and university rela- 57. Weiss, 48, told the Inquirer that he hopes to Mini-concerts of ballroom dancing exhibi- tions, at [email protected] or (813) 253-6220. UT complete his bureau career in Philadelphia, where he supervises about 500 agents for a jurisdiction that includes eastern THINGS to do ut.edu Pennsylvania and southern @ CALENDAR OF EVENTS New Jersey. SEPTEMBER Friday, Sept. 29 Saturday, Oct. 14 2-4 p.m. A native of Fort Myers, Friday, Sept. 22 Alternative Investments Antique Evaluation Plant Hall Fletcher FL, Weiss earned a Conference 10 a.m.-noon Lounge Bachelor of Arts in Business Ethics Award Breakfast 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Plant Hall Music Room Wednesday, Nov. 15 Chemistry at UT. After Plant Hall Grand Salon $5 per item, limit of four graduating, he went into the 7:30-9 a.m. HIRE-UT Focus On The Vaughn Center $50 in advance/$60 at Wednesday, Oct. 25 Military Army in explosive ordnance the door disposal. He attained the Crescent Club HIRE-UT Job Fair 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 2-4 p.m. Vaughn Center Lobby rank of captain before $25 OCTOBER leaving the military in Plant Hall Saturday, Nov. 18 Tuesday, Sept. 26 Tuesday, Oct. 3 December 1984. UT Graduate Business Tuesday, Oct. 31 Chairman’s Ball Law School Caravan Complete Financial Plant Park Programs Information 2-5 p.m. Session Planning Workshop 6:30 p.m. Plant Hall Fletcher 6:30 p.m. Price TBA 5:30 p.m. Lounge Vaughn Center Board Martinez Sports Center Thursday, Nov. 30 Room Wednesday, Oct. 4 Sword and Shield Room Evening College Successful Retirement $50 Tuesday, Sept. 26 Information Session Planning Seminar 6:30-7:30 p.m. Successful Retirement 6:30 p.m. NOVEMBER Planning Seminar Plant Hall room 246 Martinez Sports Center Thursday, Nov. 2 6:30 p.m. Sword and Shield Room Complete Financial Martinez Sports Center DECEMBER $89 Planning Workshop Sword and Shield Room Saturday, Dec. 16 6:30 p.m. $89 Thursday, Oct. 5 Commencement 75th Anniversary Martinez Sports Center Ceremonies Thursday, Sept. 28 Kickoff Party Sword and Shield Room 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Successful Retirement 4 p.m. $50 Martinez Sports Center Planning Seminar Plant Hall East Verandah Saturday, Nov. 4 6:30 p.m. and Fletcher Lounge MBA and MS Programs Martinez Sports Center A complete Thursday, Oct. 12 Information Session Sword and Shield Room Nursing Information 10:30 a.m.-noon listing of $89 Session and Continuing Vaughn Center Reeves University events Friday, Sept. 29- Education Workshop Theater can be found at Saturday, Sept. 30 5:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8 Family Weekend Plant Hall Music Room HIRE-UT Internship Fair ut.edu 14 UT JOURNAL Beyond the lectern COB Launches High-Demand Business Major he University has launched a financial professionals in some of the most prestigious services operations and systems major financial services companies worldwide,” said T beginning this fall semester. The ma- Dr. Ali Jenzarli, a member of the ITM depart- jor is offered through the Information and ment and one of the principal designers of the Technology Management and Finance depart- FSOS major. ments of the John H. Sykes College of Business. The launch of the major is part of the Accordingly, an FSOS bachelor of science University’s continual partnership with Finan- degree has been added to the college’s list of cial Florida, the statewide not-for-profit that bachelor’s and seeks to attract and expand non-depository master’s degree financial services operations in the state. The offerings. organization is comprised of industry repre- Financial services sentatives, service providers and economic operations and sys- development professionals representing the tems is an emerging state’s major non-depository financial services and evolving field of clusters in Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, Orlando Dr. J.C. Andersen study that focuses on and Miami—four of the 51 largest financial the application of services markets in the nation. The computer technology “The University of Tampa is a vital partner Physical Dr. Joseph E. McCann III and analytical skills in our efforts to grow Florida’s financial ser- Best to more effectively vices workforce,” said Irv Cohen, chairman of Dr. J.C. Andersen has manage financial Financial Florida and president of GunnAllen been selected as one of the services operations. Bank. “This new major is a crucial step toward best sports physical therapists in the United Given the constant making Florida more attractive for financial States by The Best of the evolution of today’s services companies.” U. S. Inc. Andersen is one financial services and In 2004, Financial Florida was instrumental of fewer than 1,500 physical the growing impor- in securing a high-impact designation for non- therapists chosen from more than 150,000 tance of technology depository financial services. This designation practicing PTs listed on in global operations, ultimately made it easier for Florida to offer www.bestofus.com. the demand for FSOS incentives to financial services companies con- The Best of the U. S. Inc. Dr. Ali Jenzarli is an independent firm that professionals who sidering the state as a possible relocation site. reviews the credentials of are skilled in both technical and service opera- “The FSOS major will allow us to offer practitioners in 14 tions is expected to rise in the near future. financial services companies the most impor- professions to determine the best of class in each. “Major financial services companies are tant incentive of all—a highly skilled workforce,” The selection process is looking for employees with an increasingly said Ghassan Hakim, chair of Financial based on identifying those unique skill set,” said Dr. Joe McCann, dean of Florida’s Education Advisory Council and vice professionals who have the Sykes College of Business. “Our FSOS president of Franklin Templeton Investments. continued their education, provide leadership in their program is the only one like it in the state of “This is a promising development for the future industry, and have been Florida, and will make our graduates among of our state.” recognized by their peers, the most competitive in the industry.” “This announcement is an incredibly signifi- their industry and their community as the best. According to an economic survey com- cant step toward making the Tampa Bay area More than 68,000 pleted by Enterprise Florida, the information and the state of Florida more competitive,” said doctors, lawyers, financial technology and financial services sectors pro- Larry Richey, chairman of the Financial Services advisers, dentists, physical therapists, chiropractors, vide the highest average annual wages in Committee of the Greater Tampa Chamber of real estate agents and tax Florida, and account for more than 650,000 Commerce’s Committee of 100. “The University professionals are listed on jobs. In 2003, financial services alone contrib- of Tampa has done a wonderful job of identifying www.bestofus.com. UT uted $158 billion to the state’s economy. what our workforce lacks most, and then “The FSOS major will prepare our gradu- designing a program to address those needs.” ates to be leaders of the next generation of UT

FALL 2006 15 Beyond the lectern Professor Publishes Third Book This Year ith the Aug. 7 release of Harper’s After completing his juris doctor degree at Ferry, Dr. James Beckman realizes Ohio State University, Beckman, who also Wsomething few of even the busiest holds degrees from UT and Georgetown Uni- writers ever see: the publication of his third versity, served in the Army as an active-duty book in a single year. Each, furthermore, is judge advocate, serving on the staff of the U.S. published by a different company. It is his Military Academy at West Point and at the fourth book overall. Army Claims Service in Fort Meade, MD. After “This is probably the only time in my career an honorable discharge, he was an attorney for that I’ll publish three books in one year,” the treasury department.

Dr. James A. Beckman Beckman said. Researching American history is one of Affirmative Action Now (Greenwood Press) Beckman’s favorite pastimes, and a 1997 visit led the 2006 Beckman book parade in the to Harpers Ferry, WV, struck such a deep chord spring, followed by Comparative Legal that he and his wife, Maria, awed by the beauty Approaches to Homeland Security and Terrorism and history of the town and a Civil War-era (Ashgate) and Harpers Ferry (Arcadia). home they happened upon there, bought the If Beckman, an associate professor of home and moved in. law and justice who has been with the Three years later, Beckman accepted his University since 2000, seems to expound UT teaching position, but still spends consider- upon disparate subjects, that may have able time in Harpers Ferry, and has lectured something to do with his background. extensively about the town, as well as publish- ing several articles on it. He also was selected as an artist-in-residence for the National Park Service (Harpers Ferry National Historical Park) in 2001. FACULTY to do ut.edu CALENDAR OF EVENTS “I have been researching the history of the @ town for years,” Beckman said, “and have been SEPTEMBER OCTOBER “Ridiculing Modern Art: collecting books, manuscripts and papers con- Thursday, Sept. 28 Wednesday, Oct. 4 Cartoons Shaping Public Opinion about Art and the cerning the town’s history for a decade—so Saunders Writing Center Dr. Theoni Soublis-Smyth this project was merely a continuation of my 25th Anniversary “Who Is the No Child Left Art World” Vaughn Center Board Behind Act Leaving 4:15 p.m. scholarly study of the town.” Room Behind?” Thursday, Nov. 9 Beckman said he collected hundreds of 3-6 p.m. 4 p.m. Dr. Suzanne Collins books and articles about Harpers Ferry, read- “Maintaining Patient Safety HONORS PROGRAM Thursday, Oct. 12 ing everything about it that he could find, then Ms. Deborah L. Bauer in the Context of Medical SYMPOSIA Errors” re-read all the materials before writing the All are held in the UT Honors Program 4:15 p.m. Macdonald-Kelce Library Alumna book. in AV-2. “Placing Dervorgilla O’Neill Monday, Nov. 13 The result is the Harpers Ferry story told in Her Medieval Context: Dr. Wasif Alam Wednesday, Sept. 20 through vintage postcard images, 191 in all, The Transformation of “Cultural Sensitivity as It Dr. Linda Musante Undergraduate Research Relates to Health Care” most never published before and many very “Roots of Psychology: into a Master’s Thesis” 4 p.m. Founding Mothers” rare. The text is comprised of anecdotes and 4:15 p.m. 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 16 vignettes about the images. A substantial Dr. James López portion of the book is devoted to America’s Wednesday, Sept. 27 NOVEMBER “Cultural Hybridity in Latin Dr. Raymond Papp Thursday, Nov. 2 America” most famous abolitionist, John Brown, and his “Technology Innovations” Dr. Catherine Chastain- 4:15 p.m. deadly raid that put the town’s name on the 4 p.m. Elliott national map forever. A complete listing of University events Harpers Ferry is available in bookstores or directly from Arcadia Publishing at can be found at ut.edu www.arcadiapublishing.com or (888) 313- 2665. UT

16 UT JOURNAL Beyond the lectern Book Chronicles Blues Legend’s Performance rare concert by a blues legend inspired Hooker’s summer solstice concert on June 21, Midnight Son: A Tribute to John Lee 1975, in Anchorage, AK, a “land of the mid- AHooker, released by the UT Press in night sun” that time of year, from an unusual April. UT Press commemorated the release vantage point—onstage with the performer. with a signing party in the Plant Hall Grand Hooker had established a tradition of perform- Salon. ing on the summer solstice every year. Photographer Timothy Kennedy, a profes- Five years ago, Kennedy rediscovered his sor of communication at UT, captured John Lee negatives of that memorable 1975 performance. He decided that the event deserved to be me- morialized in an exhibition. When Kennedy tried to contact Hooker to tell him of the exhibition, he learned that the legend had died on June 21, 2001, the summer solstice and anniversary of the concert. With the release of Midnight Son, 16 duotone plates from the exhibition be- came available to the public in a limited, signed, cloth-bound edition. Contact Dr. Richard Mathews or Sean Donnelly at (813) 253-6266 or [email protected] to purchase a copy. The book also can be ordered from the UT Press on-line catalog at http://utpress.ut.edu. UT Tim Kennedy inks a copy of his book for Dana Plays, visiting associate professor of communication.

School’s a Beach Dr. Kevin Beach and his students capped off their Coral Reefs course this spring with a two-week diving and exploration trek to Roatan, in the Bay Islands of Honduras, in late May and early June. Left: Post-baccalaureate Honors student Daren Spinelle gets some special attention on Bailey’s Key at the Roatan Institute of Marine Science. Inset: Junior marine science major Ashley Kuskulis gets a flight lesson on the Canopy Tour, a zip-line through Roatan’s rainforest. Photos courtesy of Dr. Kevin Beach. Pun courtesy of the editor. UT

FALL 2006 17 Beyond the lectern UT Press Releases University Added to Landmark History Princeton Review List Frank Trebín Lastra, who he University of Tampa’s John H. Sykes “We highly recommend it to readers of the book was born on Ybor Street and raised in Ybor City, College of Business is an outstanding and users of our Web site as one of the best made a major contribution T business school, according to Princeton institutions they could attend to earn an MBA.” to the preservation and Review. The New York-based education ser- Best 282 Business Schools has two-page awareness of his hometown’s history this vices company selected the school for inclusion profiles of the schools with write-ups on their spring with the publication in the 2007 edition of its book Best 282 Business academics, student life and admissions, plus of his book Ybor City: The Schools (Random ratings for their academics, selectivity and Making of a Landmark Town. House/Princeton career placement services. The book also has The comprehensive and Review Books, 11 ranking lists of the top 10 business schools generously illustrated his- $22.95), available in in various categories from “toughest to get torical study published by bookstores in Octo- into” to “best career prospects.” the UT Press was officially unveiled in April. ber. UT is one of 45 “We have had tremendous confidence in The book features 633 schools that Princeton our graduate programs for some time, given illustrations, including rare Review is adding to the depth of support we experienced from the and previously unpublished photographs, maps and its annual “best busi- community and quality of faculty and staff charts. A reference section ness schools” guide dedicated to these programs,” said Dr. Joe provides tables and exhibits this year. McCann, dean of the Sykes College of Busi- that include cigar produc- Dr. Joseph E. McCann III tion, historic streetcar lines, According to ness. “We look forward to many additional and lists of presidents of Robert Franek, vice excellent indicators of quality like Princeton the town’s historic social president and pub- Review’s recognition.” clubs and organizations. A “The University of Tampa is the region’s comprehensive index pro- lisher of Princeton vides convenient access to Review, selection is next great university,” said Sykes associate names and topics. based on several dean and graduate programs director William Contact Dr. Richard criteria covering Rhey. “The quality of our graduate programs Mathews or Sean Donnelly at (813) 253-6266 or three areas: regard has exceeded their visibility and recognition [email protected] to purchase for academic pro- for some time now. It is satisfying to see our a copy. The book also can grams and other MBA program get this well-deserved credit. be ordered from the UT Press on-line catalog at Dr. William L. Rhey offerings, institu- This should be the first in a series of such re- http://utpress.ut.edu (see tional data, and opin- gional and national acknowledgements.” ad, p. 39). UT ions of students attending the schools. Princeton Review does not name a best “We are very pleased to feature The Uni- business school overall or rank the schools in versity of Tampa in our book,” Franek said. the book. Listings are based on institutional data from the schools and on Princeton Review’s surveys of more than 18,000 students attending the schools profiled in the book. The survey asks students about themselves and Here We their career plans, as well as their schools’ Come, academics, student body and campus life. World! Best 282 Business Schools is one of more One of spring’s grads than 200 Princeton Review books published by has a happy wave and a Random House. The line includes Princeton beaming smile for some- Review guides to the best law schools, medical body in the crowd at the St. schools and colleges, plus guides to college Pete Times Forum in Tampa on May 6, or maybe for the and graduate school admission exams. world in general. Princeton Review (www.princetonreview. For the first time, more com) also is known for its test-prep courses than 800 received diplomas at UT Commencement. UT and other admission and K-12 education ser- vices. The company is not affiliated with Princeton University. UT

18 UT JOURNAL Beyond the lectern New Fulltime Faculty, 2006-07 NAME POSITION HIGHEST DEGREE Farouq Alhourani Assistant Professor of Information Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 2004 and Technology Management Deborah C. Allan Instructor of Education M.Ed., University of South Florida, 1998 Scott E. Allen Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ph.D., Oregon State University, 2002 Wesley A. Austin Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2006 Carol A. Botwinski Assistant Professor of Nursing Ed.D., Nova Southeastern University, 2005 Kathryn A. Branch Visiting Assistant Professor of Criminology Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2005 Stephen K. Callaway Assistant Professor of Management Ph.D., Temple University, 2003 Louis Michael Carastro Jr. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ph.D., University of Miami, 1989 Ann Marie F. Coats Visiting Assistant Professor of Speech MA, University of South Florida, 2004 Raymond Eugene Costain Assistant Professor of Communication Ph.D., University of Iowa, 2002 Ethan Deneault Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics Ph.D., Clemson University, 2004 Dianne Donnelly Instructor of English Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2007* John D. Foster Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology Ph.D., University of Florida, 2006* Matthew Ericksen Associate Professor of Management Ph.D., Management University of Rhode Island, 2001 Steven Geisz Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ph.D., Duke University, 2000 Pranjal Gupta Assistant Professor of Marketing Ph.D., Texas A&M University, 2002 Daniel R. Huber Visiting Instructor of Biology Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2006* Scott Alan Husband Assistant Professor of Psychology Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2004 Sean Maddan Assistant Professor of Criminology Ph.D., University of Nebraska, 2005 Andrew McAlister Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication Ph.D., Emory University, 1999 Charles E. McKenzie Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Writing Ph.D., University of North Carolina, 2005 Ryan Meany Visiting Assistant Professor of English MFA, University of Florida, 2002 Rebecca Manders Olsen Assistant Professor of Allied Health Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2003 Linda Nelsestuen Assistant Professor of Accounting Ph.D., University of South Florida, 1996 Michael Smucker Assistant Professor of Sport Management Ph.D., Florida State University, 2001 Merrie Tankersly Instructor of Education MA, University of South Florida, 1997 Melissa Walters Associate Professor of Accounting Ph.D., University of Central Florida, 1993 Ann H. Williams Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology Ph.D., University of Maryland, 2002 Baris Yalabik Assistant Professor of Information and Ph.D., University of Illinois, 2005 Technology Management Robin Zide Visiting Instructor of Mathematics Ph.D., Nova Southeastern University, 2006* *Anticipated—degree completed except for dissertation or final approval of dissertation. “The ‘Everything’ MBA!” We could tell you all about our graduate business programs, but we prefer to let our students do the talking. “I chose UT for my MBA because the program offered everything I was looking for–small class sizes, a well-organized curriculum, reputable faculty who are experienced in their fields, and a friendly, close-knit campus. I found the coursework to be both challenging and rewarding. I especially enjoyed the team-based projects with actual clients. I am so proud of my UT MBA! I am able to see the rewards of my degree every day as I apply the concepts I learned at UT in my own business. I feel my MBA experience at UT has really prepared me to confidently and successfully meet any business challenge I may encounter.” —Rebecca Dearth, MBA ’05 • Marketing Concentration • Business Owner and Marketing Consultant MBA/MS Business Programs Info Session Saturday, Nov. 4, 10:30 a.m.-noon • Reeves Theater, 2nd floor of Vaughn Center To register, visit grad.ut.edu, e-mail [email protected], or call (813) 258-7409. Graduate Business Programs ▲▲▲▲▲▲ MBA: Part-time, Fulltime and Saturday MS in Accounting MS in Finance MS in Innovation Management MS in Marketing Accredited by AACSB International UT graduate-student alumni: Earn a John H. Sykes College of Business second graduate degree in 24 credit hours. 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33606-1490

FALL 2006 19 SPARTANSportsbag Drama is Spelled “UT” With Backs to the Wall, Tampa Baseball Captures Fourth National Championship

t took all nine innings, while every strike going to say to these guys if we lost, and how I and out was afforded to the Spartan would react to telling a group of guys that 53 THOMAS KOLBE Sports Information Director Ibaseball team before taking the 2006 NCAA victories was not enough.” E-mail:[email protected] II national championship. After a season of The electricity had returned to a team that total domination, the Spartans found already had won 53 games, showing the re- themselves down 2-1 in the ninth inning of the solve of an amazing baseball club that broke national title game against Chico State before school records for runs, hits, RBIs, doubles, rallying for the school’s fourth baseball home runs, batting average, total bases and championship. slugging percentage. Tampa’s go-to guy in the In a game featuring dominant pitching bullpen, Aaron Cook, retired the Wildcats in performances by Chico State and Tampa order in the bottom of the ninth, sending the starter Ross Jackson, the Spartans had their game to extra innings. backs to the wall with two strikes and two outs in the bottom of the ninth. That was when A Bold Move Craig Corrado hit a single through the left side. “I knew this team was special,” says Urso. The drama continued as Roberto Mena faced “When we scored the game-tying run, I was his last strike before reaching on an infield pretty confident that the final outcome would single. Troy Ferguson then came up, and was be in our favor.” behind 0-2 before singling through the left side, National Player of the Year Lee Cruz led off driving in Corrado, who slid across home plate the 10th with a single down the rightfield line, with a smile before an emphatic celebration. and advanced to second on a J.R. Hopf walk. “We had our backs to the wall in one of Chris Rosenbaum then stepped to the plate as the few instances all season,” says head coach a pinch hitter, and lined a single to rightfield to Joe Urso. “I was trying to think what I was score Cruz and give Tampa a 3-2 lead. The

Every team makes the finger claim, but only the champs are No. 1.

20 UT JOURNAL SPARTANSportsbag depth showed as Rosenbaum, a .441 hitter, was an accomplishment of its own, the fact was available off the bench to become the that Mena needed just four innings to secure hero of the national championship game in the the cycle was one of amazing rarity. 10th inning after platooning with Hopf at the As the season progressed, UT’s accom- catcher position throughout the season. plishments seemingly had surpassed the goals Urso made a bold move in the bottom of of a handful of teams. The season’s triumphs the 10th, sending ace pitcher Sergio Perez to included an exhibition victory over the Nether- the mound on less than two days’ rest after lands World Baseball Classic team, which pitching seven innings to get the victory in the featured a number of major leaguers. The semifinal against Franklin Pierce. The move Spartans made it interesting as former junior paid off like it did all year, as Perez shut down varsity pitcher Pat House earned the victory Chico State to record his first career save and with two scoreless innings, while a total of 21 Tampa’s first NCAA II baseball championship players earned playing time and an unrivaled since 1998. experience. A Culmination of Team Effort, Magical Successes Season “Sergio came to me and said that he While the team did contain superstars wanted the ball,” says Urso. “There was no such as Cruz with his home runs, Perez with way that I could have kept him out of the his no-hitter, .400 hitters such as Orlando game. He is an amazing talent, and his com- Rosales, Ferguson, Rosenbaum, Hopf and ace petitiveness came to the front in the situation.” reliever Cook, nearly everyone on the team The final game proved to be a culmination was a hero at some point in the season. of a season full of successes, a team full of Every player relied on each of the others, superstars, and a goal that would not be looked to Coach Urso for the answers in all Roberto Mena, champion! unmet. The national champion Spartans, who facets of the game, and heeded the learned rebounded from a pair of losses to open the advice of pitching coach Sam Militello. The season, had won 19 consecutive games to team listened to the hitting expertise of first- conclude the campaign, two victories shy of year coach Frank Maldonado, who should get the school record 21 that was recorded earlier a large amount of credit for a .085 increase in in the year. hitting percentage from a year ago, and uti- Cruz was honored as the College World lized the scouting talents of irreplaceable as- Series MVP, adding to a list of awards that sistant coach Scott McNulty. Junior varsity included Sunshine State Conference Player of head coach Mark Johnson also provided valu- the Year, South Region Player of the Year and able assistance to the varsity squad. NCAA II Player of the Year while slugging a “This was a total team effort,” says Urso. school record 26 home runs to top Tino “Every guy on this team had a part throughout Martinez’s record of 25. Ferguson, Hopf, Mena the magical season. The memories are count- and Perez joined Cruz on the NCAA II National less, and this team will always be remembered Championship Series all-tournament team, as one of the finest in the history of this great while Coach Urso capped things off with Na- program.” tional Coach of the Year honors. While the memorable 2006 season became Tampa’s postseason marked similar magical with one strike and one out to spare, celebratory successes that mirrored the regular the dominance of Spartan baseball has contin- season. The school-record winning streak was ued with the fourth national title since 1992 welcomed with amazement, while Perez’s no- and a legacy that is sure to continue. With hitter against Barry on March 17 was the third each championship team carrying amazing in school history. Perez wowed major league achievements throughout their national cham- scouts with a mid-90s fastball in the ninth pionship run, the sweetness of another title inning. Mena put on a hitting show against will become a part of the mystique and tradi- defending national champion and archrival tion-rich history of a modern baseball power- Florida Southern while hitting for the first cycle house that was built years ago and continues in UT history on March 25. While the cycle to this day. UT

FALL 2006 21 SPARTANSportsbag 2005-06 Team Recaps BASEBALL captured the NCAA II na- and placed second in the NCAA South Re- tional championship while winning a school- gional, advancing to the NCAA Finals. The record 54 games with just six losses. Among men’s team also advanced to the postseason, the highlights was a pair of long winning placing 12th in the NCAA South Regional. streaks, including a UT record 21-game win Allison Macsas led the women’s team while streak and a string of 19 consecutive victories being named the SSC Female Runner of the to conclude the season. Lee Cruz headlined a Year and all-South Region. Head Coach Jarrett long list of national award winners as the Slaven was named the SSC Female Coach of NCAA II National Player of the Year, while head the Year. Colleen Burke was Tampa’s top run- Athletic Hall coach Joe Urso was the NCAA II National ner at the NCAA Finals. David Forry paced the Taps 11 Coach of the Year. Cruz also was named first- men’s team as the team’s lone all-SSC selec- team All-American, and was joined by team- tion while finishing 15th in the regional. The University of Tampa mates Sergio Perez and Orlando Rosales on Athletic Hall of Fame will GOLF competed in a total of nine events, induct nine former student- the first team. Freshman slugger Jose Jimenez finishing in the top 10 in six matches. Garrett athletes and two contribu- was named third-team All-American. UT also Engel was among the top performers at the tors as new members on had a record five players chosen in the MLB Thursday, Oct. 19, at the SSC Tournament, shooting a 79 and 72 in the Vaughn Center. The Hall of draft as Perez, Cruz, Nick Peterson, Orlando first two rounds. Engel was Tampa’s top fin- Fame weekend also will Rosales and Aaron Cook were selected. J.R. isher in six of its nine matches on the season. feature a golf tournament Hopf also signed a free-agent contract with the WOMEN’S ROWING won two on Friday, Oct. 20. Milwaukee Brewers. (see related story, page 24.) The Class of 2006 in- events at the Augusta invitational, placing first cludes Adrian Bush (men’s MEN’S BASKETBALL finished the in the Novice Four and Lightweight Core races. soccer), Darryl Carlton season with a 19-9 record. The Spartans were (football), Jane Castor The Spartans also competed in the Florida (women’s basketball), Bob led by point guard Mark Borders, who was the Intercollegiate and Southern Intercollegiate Ford (golf), Wilbur Grooms Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year races, placing among several Division I teams. (football), Ozzie Timmons and a second-team all-South Region selection. (baseball), Joe Urso (base- MEN’S SOCCER rebounded from a Borders set the school record for single-season ball), Dawn Rawlins (vol- losing season to finish 2005 with a record of 7- and career assists while placing second in leyball) and Mike Valdes 7-3 in head coach Adrian Bush’s first season at (baseball). Sunshine State Conference history in career the helm. The Spartans stayed close in every The contributors slated assists. He led the team in scoring, and was for induction are former game, losing just three games by more than joined by Chris Evans in averaging double athletic directors Bob one goal. The Spartans were outscored by a Birrenkott and Hindman figures. Jeremy Black led the SSC in offensive total of 3-1 in games against top-ranked Lynn Wall. In addition, the 1993 rebounding. Head coach Richard Schmidt also national championship and fourth-ranked Saint Leo at the end of the became the sixth coach in NCAA II history to baseball team will be hon- season, and finished the year with a 3-1 victory post 500 career victories. ored, and former assistant over SSC rival Florida Southern. Luke Enna football coach Gene King WOMEN’S BASKETBALL won will be presented the Sam was the team’s leading scorer, and was selected Bailey Lifetime Achieve- the SSC Tournament for the first time since by the Kansas City Wizards in the MLS draft. ment Award. 2000, advancing to the NCAA South Regional. WOMEN’S SOCCER advanced to For more information, While winning the league title, the Spartans contact Carol Zimmerman the NCAA South Regional for the second con- handed Rollins their first loss of the season at (813) 253-6240. UT secutive season with a record of 14-2-2. and gained the conference’s lone automatic Tampa defeated Barry in the opening round of bid to the NCAA tourney, where they lost a the NCAA Tournament before falling 1-0 to close game to Delta State. First-team all-SSC West Florida in the regional finals. Head coach and second-team all-South Region selection Bobby Johnston became the first Tampa soccer Shaneisha Walton led the Spartans in scoring, coach to be named South Region Coach of the rebounding, blocked shots and field goal per- Year, while Samantha Robinson was the sec- centage. Tampa also set the school record for ond UT player to be named an All-American victories in a season with 24, while losing just with a third-team selection. Freshmen Shelby seven games. Kuni and Brittney Evans were the top two goal CROSS COUNTRY continued its scorers, while goalkeeper Shannon Aitken had recent dominance as the women won the SSC

22 UT JOURNAL SPARTANSportsbag a nearly flawless 0.50 goals allowed average and the 100 freestyle, and broke the school with a school-record 12 shutouts. record in the 50 freestyle. UT’s men also fin- SOFTBALL finished the season with a ished ninth overall with 196.5 points. 19-31 record. The Spartans stayed competi- WOMEN’S TENNIS concluded the tive, winning four games against top-25 oppo- season with an 8-13 overall record, playing nents. Tampa handed sixth-ranked LeMoyne one of the toughest schedules in NCAA II. The three losses and ended Florida Southern’s 18- Spartans faced seven ranked teams in their game winning streak. Nicole Fenno led the first eight matches. Heather Eli set the school’s team in hitting, and was joined by freshman all-time record for singles and doubles victo- Sam Becker as second-team all-SSC selections. ries while breaking the school record for Pitcher Devlin Dougherty was a workhorse as singles victories in a season. Among the 2006 the season progressed, throwing two no-hit- highlights was a road trip in which the Spartans ters while striking out a UT-record 233 batters. defeated Pfeiffer, Wingate and No. 36 Limestone. SWIMMING captured a school-record VOLLEYBALL advanced to the NCAA five individual national championships, includ- national semifinals, where it fell to eventual ing UT’s first-ever men’s relay title. Three-time national champion Grand Valley State in a defending national champion Chelsea Hastings five-game match. The Spartans finished the successfully defended her 200 individual med- season with a 29-4 overall record, winning the ley title with another championship while also SSC championship and the NCAA South Re- capturing the top time in the 200 freestyle, gional in impressive fashion by posting a trio becoming the school’s first five-time national of three-game sweeps. Ericka Womack was champion since Laura Atteberry in 1988. honored as the South region Player of the Year, Tampa’s women’s squad finished ninth overall while Chris Catanach was the South Region with a total of 167 points. With a total of three Coach of the Year. Womack also was a first- All-American Stephanie Rivera played a major role in the Spartans’ SSC national championships for the first time in team All-American, while Stephanie Rivera championship season. school history, the Spartan men’s team also and Margeaux Sinibaldi were chosen as sec- won its first-ever relay title, with the team of ond-team All-Americans. Tampa, which was a Cole Tedhams, Matthew Mattingly, Dan Cucchi perfect 16-0 at home, was ranked in the na- and Daniel Klee winning the 200 freestyle relay tional top 25 all season, and as of this writing, with a school-record time of 1:21.69. Tedhams has been represented in the national poll for also won championships in the 50 freestyle 135 consecutive weeks. UT

SPORTS to do ut.edu CALENDAR OF EVENTS The following schedules are for home games only.@@ For more information, call the Athletic Office at (813) 253-6240. UT faculty, staff and students free with ID. General public admission $5/adults, $3/ senior citizens, college-age students and children. *Indicates Sunshine State Conference game. SOCCER Wed., Oct. 4 Thurs., Oct. 5 Men’s (M) and men’s (W) games are Nova Southeastern (W) 7 p.m.* Rollins 7 p.m.* played at Art and Polly Pepin Sat., Oct. 7 Fri., Oct. 13 Stadium. Palm Beach Atlantic (W) 6 p.m. Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 7 p.m. Wed., Sept. 20 Nova Southeastern (M) 8 p.m.* Sun., Oct. 15 Rollins (M) 7 p.m. Tues., Oct. 10 Armstrong Atlantic 2 p.m. Fri., Sept. 22 Rollins (W) 7 p.m. * Wed., Oct. 18 Flagler (W) 7 p.m. Fri., Oct. 20 Eckerd 7 p.m.* Sun., Sept. 24 Eckerd (W) 6 p.m.* Sat., Oct. 21 Florida Tech (W) 2 p.m. Eckerd (M) 8 p.m.* Lynn 4 p.m.* Wed., Sept. 27 Sun., Oct. 22 Sun., Oct. 22 Florida Tech (M) 7 p.m.* Thomas (M) 2 p.m. Nova Southeastern 2 p.m.* Fri., Sept. 29 VOLLEYBALL Sat., Oct. 28 Palm Beach Atlantic (M) 7 p.m. Games played at the Bob Martinez Barry 4 p.m.* Sports Center. Fri., Nov. 3 Sun., Oct. 1 Florida Southern 7 p.m.* Florida Tech 4 p.m.* A complete listing of University events can be found at ut.edu

FALL 2006 23 SPARTANSportsbag Record Five Spartans Selected in MLB Draft he record-setting season by the two saves on the season. The Tampa native national championship baseball team and graduate of Jesuit High School pitched a T continued with a school-record five perfect inning in the national semifinal against players chosen in the 2006 Major League No. 12 Franklin Pierce for the national cham- Sergio Perez Baseball draft. Sergio Perez headlined the list pion Spartans. of draftees, going in the second round, joining ORLANDO ROSALES Tino Martinez and Eric Beattie as the only th Spartans to be selected in the first three Rosales, a 19 -round choice of the Hous- rounds. The other Tampa players chosen were ton Astros, was a first-team All-American as a Lee Cruz, Nick Peterson, Orlando Rosales and senior. The Dade City native hit .413 while Aaron Cook, while J.R. Hopf signed a free- batting third for the national champion Spar- agent deal. tans. He also clubbed 14 home runs with 70 RBIs and lead the team with 20 doubles. He SERGIO PEREZ flashed speed on the bases, stealing 19 while A first-team All-American and No. 67 pick being caught only twice. Rosales also was a Lee Cruz of the Houston Astros, Perez was the ace for first-team Sunshine State Conference and the NCAA II national champions, pitching 103 South Region selection in his second year with innings with a team-leading 2.10 ERA. With an Tampa after transferring from Pasco-Hernando overall record of 11-2, Perez also struck out Community College. In his two years as a 138 batters while walking 29. He also limited Spartan, he banged in 20 homers and 115 RBIs, opponents to a .179 batting average. A native batting .388. An excellent defender, he was a of Tampa and graduate of Leto High School, catalyst for the Spartan defense, registering Perez spent three seasons at UT, and twice has 101 putouts and four assists as a senior. been named first-team all-Sunshine State Con- ference and all-South Region. He also was the AARON COOK th 2006 SSC and South Region Pitcher of the Year. A 35 -round selection of the Los Angeles Nick Peterson He owns an overall career record of 28-7 with Angels, Cook recorded three of Tampa’s four a 2.78 ERA. He struck out 275 while walking 59 victories in the College World Series, including in his Spartan career. the national championship game against Cal State-Chico. He completed the season with a LEE CRUZ 9-1 record and a 2.21 ERA. He also led the Cruz, a native of Dade City, Fla., was cho- Spartan team with 10 saves while recording 55 sen in the 10th round by the Chicago White Sox strikeouts in 61 innings pitched, helping him after leading the Spartans to their fourth NCAA earn first-team Sunshine State Conference II national title and breaking Tino Martinez’s status and second-team all-South. school record for home runs in a season. With 26 homers, Cruz was named the Sunshine HOPF SIGNS Orlando Rosales FREE-AGENT DEAL State Conference, South Region and NCAA II player of the year, in addition to being the Col- Hopf was the sixth Spartan player heading lege World Series MVP. to a major league system after agreeing to a free-agent deal with the Milwaukee Brewers. NICK PETERSON A catcher, Hopf finished the season with a Peterson, a 12th-round selection of the New bang while being a member of the NCAA Col- York Yankees, concluded the season with a 3-1 lege World Series all-tournament team. On the record and a 2.38 ERA. He struck out 81 bat- season, he hit .400 with two home runs and 30 ters in 56-2/3 innings while walking 23. Ap- RBIs. He also owned a .481 on-base percent- pearing in 15 games, Peterson started 10, with age and a near-perfect .995 fielding percentage with 204 putouts. UT Aaron Cook

24 UT JOURNAL MUEZZINMUEZZINmu•ez•zin/myoo-ézin, moo-/n. crier who calls the people to contemplation from a minaret. The Next 75 Years

’m a big believer in personal involvement I’m excited to report that, as of July 19, and volunteering. My columns regularly talk there were 1,070 University of Tampa license Iabout ways that you can connect with fellow plates traveling Florida roads, and more than alumni and your alma mater. Whether it’s $51,000 has been raised for the University through alumni association events, participa- through the license plate program! A big tion in UT’s affinity programs or personal giving, thank-you goes to all of our Florida alumni and alumni involvement is important to a growing friends who helped us reach our goal. university. You can still be a part of the UT plate’s D. TODD MARRS, MBA ’04 Alumni Director As we celebrate the milestone of our success. The state requires that we have at E-mail: [email protected] University’s 75th year, I want to encourage you least 1,000 plates on the road at all times, but to get involved with your alumni association we’re shooting for many more than the mini- and help set the direction for the next 75 years. mum. If you are considering purchasing a Whether you live locally or far away, you can University of Tampa tag, please do so. make a difference in UT’s alumni efforts. Here Every plate counts, and it’s a great way to are a few ideas for the coming year: promote your alma mater! Get yours today at any state tag office, or order it through Set Sail with UT the Alumni Office. In addition to the regular Round up your friends and reserve your fee, the cost is only $27 a year, $25 of which spot on the upcoming alumni cruise. UT goes straight to UT! alumni and friends will enjoy fun and sun aboard Carnival’s Inspiration Feb. 8-12, 2007. Visit Campus and Reconnect You Asked This exclusive four-night weekend cruise to for it, and Cozumel, Mexico, leaves Tampa on Thursday In addition to the upcoming anniversary it’s Almost afternoon, Feb. 8, and returns early on Monday activities, there are plenty of ways to connect morning, Feb. 12. Living up north? Escape the with UT right here on campus. If you’re a Here! cold weather for a long weekend and join in sports fan or if you just like to root for the Check out UT’s new the fun! Spartans, attend UT’s athletic events. Game online alumni community at The Alumni Office has reserved a block of schedules are available on the University’s http://alumni.ut.edu rooms on the ship, and they are available on a Web site, and our soccer, basketball and 2006 Graduates can soon limited basis from $402* per person for interior world champion baseball teams will appreciate sign up for lifetime e-mail rooms, and $462* per person for exterior your support. forwarding, register for events, and connect with rooms. The initial deposit is only $100 per Homecoming and Reunions 2006 is only a friends and classmates person, and payment plans are available. To month away, and we’re already taking using the online alumni make your reservation, contact the Alumni R.S.V.P.’s. If you’re a member of the class of directory. Alumni also can Office at (813) 253-6209 or [email protected]. post photos, update their 1980, 1981 or 1982, there is a special reunion contact information and in the works for you. Jeff White ’81, Tom join local alumni groups. Take It on the Road Meachum ’81, Doug Rothschild ’81 and Joe It takes just a moment to join the community, and Traugott ’82 are leading the efforts for a com- It’s been almost three years since UT’s registration is easy. license plate made its debut at tag offices bined ’80, ’81 and ’82 reunion. Make your Hope to see you around the state. Once our specialty tag went plans now to gather with them in October. online! UT on sale in November 2003, we raced to sell Register for this reunion and all other 1,000 plates by July 1, 2006, the deadline es- Homecoming activities by completing the tablished by the state of Florida. enclosed form and returning it to the Alumni Office. Questions? E-mail *Price includes taxes and port charges. Gratuities extra. Price subject to change. [email protected], or call (813) 253-6209. UT

FALL 2006 25 ClassActs code administrator to his Kristine (Tantsits) ’72 list of responsibilities at McGinty is a lieutenant John J. Burkhardt is the school. He and his colonel in the United ’68 overseeing the construc- wife, Michele, live in States Air Force. She is Vernon Korhn was tion activities for more Brooksville, FL. the deputy NSA inducted into the Florida than 2,500 housing units E-mail: representative to the U.S. High School Athletic Hall in New York. He and his [email protected] Transportation Command of Fame for his wife, Liz, live in Yonkers, at Scott Air Force Base accomplishments as a NY. near Belleville, IL. She student athlete and high ’78 and her husband, Michael, school coach. Stephen J. Virgilio was William F. Hawk is appointed chairman of the have three children and president and CEO of live in Swansea, IL. William J. Lusk is retired department of Health William F. Hawk and enjoys traveling with Studies, Physical E-mail: kittymcginty@ Consulting Inc. He and hotmail.com his wife, Cherri. They live Education and Human his wife, Toni, have a 12- in Parker, CO. Performance Science at year-old son, Gibson, and E-mail: [email protected] Adelphi University in live in Arlington, VA. ’88 Garden City, NY. He E-mail: Bill Carlson was elected authored his third book, [email protected] vice president for the ’69 entitled “Active Start for Richard O. Fimbel and Americas Region of Public Healthy Kids,” this year. Relations Organisation Mary Ellen (Bowen) ’79 Jason Bruzas holds his baby Fimbel ’71 are thrilled to International Inc. He is brother, Cooper. J.P. Weis was promoted to announce the births of ’73 president of Florida-based head of the FBI’s compact administrator. their twin grandsons, Tucker/Hall Inc. He lives David P. Elsey II is retired Philadelphia division. They live in Kingshill, Brayden and Luke Fimbel, in Tampa. and lives in Fort Worth, Virgin Islands. on Dec. 2, 2005. Richard TX. Dana Crosby-Collier was E-mail: and Mary Ellen continue E-mail: ’80 hired as assistant county [email protected] to be active in their labor [email protected] Vincent Baratta is attorney with the Orange of love, Andrew’s Toy Box, president of County (FL) Attorney’s David Knapp was a nonprofit charitable Medmarketplace.com. He Office. She and her featured in an article in organization dedicated to ’74 and his wife, Karen, live in the Houston Voice about Jeff Boldt was promoted husband, Orville, live in providing toys, books and Pompano Beach, FL. Oviedo, FL. his Atlanta-based disc crafts to children who are to principal at Chamber- jockey business. He lives lain High School in Tampa. E-mail: terminally, seriously or [email protected] with his partner, Scott, chronically ill. ’81 and two adopted children. Brenda Whitwell has Pamela J. Davis is ’75 been appointed chief Peter Kelley is the assistant vice president of executive officer at Gulf communications for ’90 president/broker of Dove Coast Medical Center. Thomas E. BeCude was Financial Corp. He and Foundation for the Carolinas. She and her hired by Efficient his wife, Sylvia, live in Collaborative Retail Huntington Beach, CA. ’84 husband, Steve Carroll, live in Charlotte, NC. Management as a E-mail: pk_dfc@ James A. Marsh Sr. category development hotmail.com recently celebrated the Michael Q. Fite is a major director. He lives in birth of his third grand- Don Marinelli received in the U.S. Army Reserves. Weeki Wachee, FL. child. He is an inventory the International Digital He recently returned from E-mail: control specialist for Gap Media and Arts Iraq, where he served as a [email protected] in Kentucky. He lives in Association Award for physician. He is the Independence, KY. Mark M. Herrin is an contributions to digital medical director of a E-mail: active duty major in the media education. He is federal health center in gretahottunareed@ U.S. Army working with the executive producer for Milwaukee, where he lives aol.com with his wife, Angela. the NATO Rapid ETC Global. He lives in Deployment Corps. He Richard and Mary Ellen Fimbel E-mail: Pittsburgh. and his wife, Jean, and his with their twin grandsons E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Brayden (left) and Luke. ’85 two children will be H. Wayne Huizenga Jr. is Terry Rupp has been relocating to Valencia, Pete Kuharchek was ’76 president of Huizenga selected to the Sunshine Spain. Holdings in Fort named quality control/ Elmira Curry retired after State Conference Hall of E-mail: Lauderdale. player development coach 30 years of teaching. Fame. He is head baseball [email protected] for the Tampa Bay Storm coach at the University of Lynn Walder participated Scott Jarr is director of of the Arena Football Tom Feaster was elected Maryland. Southeastern in a 1,500-mile bike ride digital strategy at Iron League. Mountain Digital in representative on the to raise money for cancer ’89 Boston. board of directors of the research and treatment. E-mail: scott.jarr@ ’70 U.S. Rowing Association. She is a lawyer working in Brian Bowman is an William M. James retired Tampa. owner/partner at Cary, ironmountain.com Victoria (Fagan) Heim is Apex, Fuquay & Varina as a public health worker Kimberly Keravuori was an international poet. She Pediatrics. He and his in New Jersey. He and his ’86 promoted to major in the wife, Lynne, live in Port and her husband, Albert, wife, Helen, and three Stephen Gonyea was U.S. Army Reserves JAG Charlotte, FL. live in Elko, NV. children live in Cary, NC. promoted to director of Corps. She has a son, E-mail: E-mail: victoria_heim@ E-mail: the $400-million Joshua, and lives near [email protected] hotmail.com [email protected] economic growth program Washington, DC. for USAID in Kabul, Charmaine (Daley) Kristin (Isselmann) David Roessler is ’77 Afghanistan. He lives in Jeffers was married on LaVorne is retiring after purchasing agent in Michael Calderon is June 18, 2005. She works 36 years of teaching. She Clearwater, FL. southwest Florida for operations manager at with the Superior Court of and her husband, Jay, are E-mail: sgonyea2006@ Stock Development. He the Virgin Islands as the moving to Logandale, NV. Hillsborough Community hotmail.com lives in Naples, FL. deputy chief probation E-mail: College in Tampa. He E-mail: droessler@ officer and deputy [email protected] recently added building stockdevelopment.com

26 UT JOURNAL ClassActs Alyssa J. Zahorcak is a ’91 programs assistant for the Waylon Peterson was New York Academy of Mike Minaudo is a promoted to senior vice Science. She lives in captain in the U.S. Army. president of investment Bloomfield, NY. He is working in Naples, services, trust services E-mail: Italy, as an operations and IRAs at Teachers [email protected] officer for NATO. Credit Union in South E-mail: Bend, IN. michael.minaudo@ ’93 us.army.mil William P. Franca was ’92 hired as executive vice Alyson (Ravitz) Bruzas president of distribution at ’98 and her husband, Mike, Direxion Funds, a leading Susan (Palone) Campbell celebrated the birth of provider of leveraged retired from active duty in their son, Cooper Sawyer, index and alternative- the U.S. Army. She and on Jan. 19. They live in class mutual fund her husband, Brian, and Phoenix. products. two children live in E-mail: Mertzon, TX. [email protected] Cher Gauweiler received E-mail: her Ph.D. in curriculum Noelle (Sheeran) Buso Susie.campbell1@ and instruction from the Kaitlyn Liebel and her baby sister, Emily Elizabeth. and her husband, Steve, us.army.mil University of South celebrated the birth of Florida. She took a new Michael A. Cohen and his their second child, Tanner. William M. Zeltman III Square, PA. She lives in position as assistant wife, Samantha, live in Noelle has a new job as a married Karen Ciasca on Camp Hill, PA. professor of elementary Atlanta. social worker at Akron April 1. He is a E-mail: andrea.singer@ education at St. Children’s Hospital. SilverSneakers Fitness us.army.mil Deborah M. Ginsberg Petersburg College. She E-mail: Program account manager graduated from Barry and her husband, Patrick, Stuart A. Hart and his [email protected] for Axia Health University with a Master live in Trinity, FL. wife, Zarna, celebrated Management. They live in of Social Work. She Alicia (White) Cathers, E-mail: gauweiler.cher@ the birth of their son, Tyler Langhorne, PA. works for HANDY Inc., her husband, David, and spcollege.edu Anthony, on September 5, E-mail: [email protected] working with young their three children live in 2005. They live in Port of people ages 12-22. She Cedar Park, TX. Alicia has Karen (Pigeon) Liebel Spain, Trinidad and lives in Miami. accepted a teaching and her husband, Mark, ’94 Tobago. E-mail: position at Stony Point celebrated the birth of Robert D. Keller is E-mail: deborahmginsberg@ High School, where she Emily Elizabeth on executive director of the [email protected] yahoo.com will be teaching Advanced November 30, 2005. They Mountain Conservation live in St. Petersburg, FL. Michael Plumtree was Placement English. Trust of Georgia. He and Earl C. Poitier lives in Los E-mail: kliebel@ married on March 25. He his wife, Kathleen, live in Angeles. Jeana Ebanks is director tampabay.rr.com is a major in the U.S. Cleveland, TN. E-mail: of her own accounting E-mail: Army and works at the Kristin (Strammer) [email protected] firm in the Cayman [email protected] University of Central Mallia and her husband, Islands. Florida’s ROTC Gregory D. Robinson John, celebrated the birth Jalesia F. McQueens is an department as an lives in Houston. Karen L. Surplus was of their third child, Emma attorney with the law firm assistant professor of E-mail: appointed chief financial Marie, on March 9. They of Gallop, Johnson and military science. He and Gregory.d.robinson@ officer at DNAPrint live in Tampa. Neuman in St. Louis. She his bride, Dana, live in rice.edu Genomics Inc. E-mail: was appointed as a Chuluota, FL. [email protected] Kimbery (Gruber) Van Ry member of the Missouri E-mail: Hispanic Business, Trade [email protected] ’99 is a high school educator Susan Barnes Pereira and Culture Commission. Brandon J. Baker lives in teaching science and owns Barnes Dance Manhattan Beach, CA. English in Tacoma, WA. Academy in the Cayman ’96 E-mail: She and her husband, Jeff, Islands. She also is a ’95 Thomas A. Mowrey brandonbaker30@ have two children, Tessa founding member of the Tore Livia and his wife, received his Master of Arts hotmail.com (5) and Lilith (3). They Cayman Islands National Roxanne, celebrated the in Counseling with a live in Tacoma. Dance Company. birth of their second child, specialization in human Anthony V. DiBuono and E-mail: kvanry@ Jackson. Tore is employed relations from Liberty Keri (Rose) opened a tacoma.k12.wa.us with MetroWorks University on May 13. He small private school for Productions Inc., and works for the Center for exceptional students in worked on the halftime Family Enrichment Inc. Tallahassee. They are show for Super Bowl He and his wife, Donna, expecting their first child XXXIX in Jacksonville in live in Odessa, FL. in November. They live in February 2005 and the E-mail: Tallahassee. opening ceremonies of the [email protected] E-mail: 2006 Winter Olympic [email protected] Games. They live in Ridgewood, NJ. ’97 Jodi B. Gardner was E-mail: Heather (Alter) Litvak promoted to director of [email protected] and her husband, Andrew, communications for the celebrated the birth of Forsyth County, GA, Andrea L. Singer is an their son, Joshua Oliver, government. She lives in active/guard reserve on Jan. 4. They live in Dahlonega, GA. captain in the United Atlanta. E-mail: States Army Reserve. On E-mail: [email protected] July 7, she took command [email protected] of the 223rd Transportation CONTINUED ON PAGE 28 Company in Newtown Lilith and Tessa Van Ry

FALL 2006 27 ClassActs broadcast journalism at Justin Farano is a fulltime Emerson College in painter and lives in Boston. He lives in Tampa. Berkley, MA. Web site: E-mail: www.itouchstudios.com [email protected] Lisa (Behrend) Ith and Adam and Rebecca her husband, Jonathan, (Geremia) Gaulding were celebrated the birth of married on May 21. They their daughter, Celine live in Bear, DE. Madeleine, on March 6. E-mail: They live in Bradenton, FL. [email protected] E-mail: mrsvaty@ tampabay.rr.com Amanda (Hamson) and David ’00 Sanchez Shauna Engel married celebrated the birth of Steven Jacobs in July 2005. their daughter, Mia She works for CAE USA Elizabeth, on May 26. Inc. They live in Tampa. From left: 2nd Lt. Eric Prazinko, Col. Butch Redding and Capt. Stephen They live in Riverview, FL. E-mail: Champlin [email protected] J. Aron Livingston was Michael E. Kemp science degree in marine promoted to practice Paula (Bouhot) Meyer graduated from Southern biology from Nova consultant for IDEXX and her husband, Adrian, Methodist University with Southeastern University. Laboratories for the live in Tampa. a Master of Business She is working on her Tampa region. He and his E-mail: Stephanie and Kevin McCombie Administration. He Ph.D. in Coastal Sciences wife, Kate, live in [email protected] relocated to San Francisco at the University of Riverview, FL. at the Thomas M. Cooley and took a position with Southern Mississippi. She E-mail: Gabrielle R. Perham Law School in Michigan. Deloitte as a senior lives in Ocean Springs, MS. aron@jaronlivingston celebrated the birth of her She is engaged to Jason consultant in the global E-mail: productions.com daughter, Adiana Brequel. transfer pricing group. Kristine.klebba@ She lives in Riverview, FL. Weed ’02. They plan to E-mail: usm.edu Jonathan Reichental E-mail: butterflygaby@ move back to Tampa after [email protected] earned a Ph.D. in yahoo.com finishing school. Heather McCarthy is the information systems from E-mail: Nicole Pesa received her marketing director at the Nova Southeastern Kimberly Rindler is sweetroub143@ master’s degree in Tampa Bay Performing University in May. engaged to be married in comcast.net business administration Arts Center. She is Washington, DC, in March from Ohio Dominican engaged to be married on Dante Skourellos joined 2007. She lives in Lena H. Makurath lives University. She lives in March 17, 2007, to Jason the law firm Wicker Smith Rockville, MD. in Miami Beach. Reynoldsburg, OH. Connolly ’01. She lives in as an attorney practicing E-mail: E-mail: E-mail: npesa1596@ Tampa. in civil defense. He is [email protected] [email protected] engaged to Pamela Terilli. wowway.com E-mail: Sarah Morgan moved to [email protected] He lives in Tampa. E-mail: ’03 Whittier, CA, after ’00 [email protected] Erin M. Elliffe is engaged completing her master’s Kristine N. Klebba ’01 to George Pintye. She degree in higher received her master of Stephen M. Champlin is Jaimie Kachele and lives in Spring Hill, FL. education at Florida State serving at Camp Phoenix Kenny White ’02 were E-mail: University. She is married in 2004. Jaimie in Kabul, Afghanistan. He [email protected] assistant director of works as a financial is pictured with a pair of student activities at analyst with Humana Inc. Are You fellow UT grads, 2nd Lt. Cindy L. Firestein works Whittier College. Kenny is head baseball Eric Prazinko ’04 and Col. for Bridgewater State E-mail: sarahbmorgan@ coach and a social studies Getting Butch Redding ’69. College in Bridgewater, hotmail.com teacher at Plant City High E-mail: MA, for the Residents Life Duped? School in Plant City, FL. Stephanie Suva married Stephen.champlin@ and Housing Department. They live in Tampa. Kevin McCombie on us.army.mil She lives in Bridgewater. Please help E-mail: E-mail: Smith’s Cove Beach in us cut down on Jim Gaines was hired [email protected] [email protected] Grand Cayman on March mailing costs. by Cox Target Media in 14. She is working as a If your house- December. He lives in ’02 Linda “Christa” Fowler personal trainer and hold is receiving Largo, FL. graduated with a Master nutrition coach for the Kevin R. Balko is of Library and Information Omni Club in Ft. Myers, more than one copy of the E-mail: jgaines6@ studying Florida criminal tampabay.rr.com Science degree from the where they live. Journal, send us the ink- law and Christian University of South Florida E-mail: baldwinbabe7@ jetted address area from Parker Gavigan received development. He lives in in May. She works as a yahoo.com the back cover. We will a master’s degree in Crawfordville, FL. reference library at USF. review our records and E-mail: She lives in Tampa. Bryan Swanson got correct any duplication. [email protected] E-mail: married on April 8. He Send your back cover [email protected] and his bride, Amy, live in Chanelle Cox received St. Petersburg, FL. to The University of Tampa, her master’s degree in Antonio Hincapie works E-mail: Office of Alumni Relations, education. She is a for the Panama Tourism bryanswanson23@ Box H, 401 W. Kennedy science teacher at Greco Bureau in the international hotmail.com Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606- Middle School in Tampa. marketing department. 1490. You also may let us She lives in Tampa. He lives in Panama. Amber L. Tucker know you are receiving E-mail: E-mail: graduated from Florida duplicate copies via e-mail [email protected] [email protected] State University Law School in May 2005. She at [email protected]. UT Ashley Kogan is in her works at the Hillsborough Celine Madeleine Ith second year of law school County Public Defender’s

28 UT JOURNAL ClassActs Office in the criminal Brianna L. Holmes is a annual convention and defense department. She medical service officer international exposition for lives in Tampa. with the 10th Mountain cable programmers, E-mail: Division of the U.S. Army, operators and affiliates in amberlynntucker@ stationed in Afghanistan. Atlanta. She works for the gmail.com E-mail: National Cable and [email protected] Telecommunications ’04 Association. She lives in In Constance L. Mack lives Columbia, MD. Memoriam Trisha (Myerscough) in Atlanta. E-mail: melissakanuck@ Coyle is an English E-mail: yahoo.com ALUMNI teacher at Clearwater constance.mack@ High School in Clearwater, yahoo.com Laura M. Simon was John Smiley ’36 FL. She is working on a promoted to director of Dr. Francis A. Young Jr. ’41 master’s degree at the Jennifer N. Perry is leadership development University of South engaged to Wallace Trevor Hawk Stinson for Brown and Brown Inc. Hazel M. Walden ’48 Florida. Johnson Jr. The wedding in Daytona Beach. Jack E. Cartlidge ’49 is scheduled for 2007. She Miami. He lives in North Kimberly (Burke) Stinson Michael C. Dietz is an event planner for Miami Beach. Fransisco Felicione ’51 and her husband, Jason, graduated from the Audio Visual Innovations. E-mail: Delma R. Simmons ’51 celebrated the birth of Department of Criminal She lives in Tampa. andretomlinson@ their son, Trevor Hawk, on Elmer E. Lasher ’52 Justice in Richmond, KY, E-mail: hotmail.com as a certified law [email protected] March 13. They live in Connie Segundo ’56 enforcement officer. He Bryan J. Vizcaino and his Clearwater, FL. works for the city of Fort Jamie (Bustamante) wife, Jody, welcomed the E-mail: Gonville K. Philpott ’58 Thomas. He and his wife, Tomalyanov married birth of their daughter on kimberlystinson@ Marie I. Swingley ’58 Sarah, live in Hebron, KY. Nikolay on Oct. 1, 2005. Sept. 3, 2005. They live hotmail.com E-mail: She works as an operating in Tampa. Russell A. Marsh ’60 [email protected] room scheduler for 2 E-mail: ’06 Sally Jenkins ’61 hospitals. They live in [email protected] Beverly L. Flood is Highspire, PA. Jennifer A. Kehoe is Patrick Turner ’69 working at Tampa General engaged to Chad Bass E-mail: jtomalyanov@ Willard Cooper ’70 ’05. They plan to marry in comcast.net ’05 Hospital in the Cardiac May 2007. She lives in Melissa S. Kanuck Surgical Unit. She lives in Michael E. Handley ’74 Jacksonville, FL. Andre Tomlinson is completed her first Tampa. Mattie D. Wilson ’77 E-mail: sdtsunshine@ working for Comcast in national show with the 55th E-mail: hotmail.com [email protected] Dana Johansen ’85 What’s Happenin’? News for ClassActs The University of Tampa is interested in the progress of its alumni. Use Please check all appropriate boxes, and this form to let us know your news. Be sure to provide all information, so that provide details to the right of each item: your news can be included in the Class Acts section of the next issue of the UT Journal. Alumni also can update their contact information and share news ■ new job via the Internet. Log on to ut.edu/alumni/updateaddress.html and type away. ■ Please mail this form to ■ job promotion Office of Alumni Relations • Box H ■ Attention: Class Acts ■ additional degree earned The University of Tampa • 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. ■ Tampa, FL 33606-1490 marriage ■ addition to family Name Maiden Name ■ relocation to a new city Class Year ■ honor or award received Social Security Number (for records verification only) ■ other Address

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Left: Spartans in Atlanta connect over food and drinks before their guided tour of Bodies … the Exhibition at the Atlanta Civic Center. Above: Dr. Jennifer Wortham ’95 visits with Jack ’70 and Joann McWilliams before leading New York-area Spartans through the Bodies exhibit in Manhattan. Bodies in NYC and Atlanta Alumni, parents and friends were treated to an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Bod- ies … The Exhibition in New York City on Satur- day, April 8, and in Atlanta on Saturday, June 10. Dr. Jennifer Wortham ’95, UT professor of exercise science, guided the groups through the exhibit, providing unique insight into the learning experience. New England on Ice New England-area alumni, parents and friends got together in Boston to watch the Bruins on Thursday, April 13. The group swapped UT stories during a pre-game happy hour before cheering on the Bruins as they

Mike Koloski ’92, Stephanie Sibley ’89, Dave Tedford ’84 and Ed Fallon gathered at The Harp in Boston before a battled the Montreal Canadiens. UT Bruins game.

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New England-area alumni, parents and friends enjoy a happy hour together before a Bruins game in April.

30 UT JOURNAL CHAPTER AND AlphaTO ZETABits PARENT NEWS ALUMNI and PARENTS to do ut.edu CALENDAR OF EVENTS @ All events are free unless otherwise noted. SEPTEMBER Wednesday, Oct. 18 Saturday, Oct. 21 Scholarship Night at Tampa Monte Carlo Auction and Lightning Friday, Sept. 29 Greyhound Casino Night Parents’ Association Annual Tampa Greyhound Track Crescent Club, Vaughn Center Strikes Meeting $15 per person $50 donation per person Tampa Reeves Theatre, Vaughn Center 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. More than 70 Tampa Friday, Oct. 20 Bay area alumni and NAA Board Annual Meeting NOVEMBER OCTOBER friends gathered on Alumni Conference Room, Friday, Nov. 3 Friday, Oct. 6 Saturday, March 25, to Riverside Center MBAA Happy Hour MBAA Happy Hour watch the Tampa Bay 3 p.m. Jackson’s, Harbour Island Jackson’s, Harbour Island 5-7 p.m. Lightning battle the New 5-7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21 York Rangers. This first- Classes of ’80, ’81 and ’82 Thursday, Nov. 16 time event could soon Thursday, Oct. 12 Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter Reunion Dinner become a tradition for the Music Room and West Verandah, Meeting local alumni chapter. UT Meeting Alumni Conference Room, Alumni Conference Room, Plant Hall $35 per person Riverside Center Riverside Center 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. A complete listing of University events can be found at ut.edu

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FALL 2006 31 CHAPTER AND AlphaTO ZETABits PARENT NEWS UT Comes to YOU! Add Value Capitol Fun Be on the lookout for an invitation to a fall alumni event in DC to Your UT as UT returns to our nation’s capitol. For more information, con- tact Abebi Wolfe at [email protected]. MBA Degree Texas Hold ’Em The Alumni Office is eyeing the Dallas-Ft. Worth and Houston areas for future alumni events. If you live in either area and want Join UT’s to get involved, e-mail [email protected]. MBA Association REGIONAL ALUMNI EVENTS •Backstage tours of Bay Area companies •Monthly happy hours New Council for Techies There’s a new alumni group on campus! The MSIM Council was •Networking events formed recently to serve as ambassadors for UT’s MSIM program (for- merly the MS-TIM program). The group also plans to help with the •Leadership development program’s recruiting events. To get involved with the MSIM Council, e- mail Bill Heasley at [email protected]. E-mail [email protected], or Parent Update call the Alumni Office at Moms and dads, mark your calendars for the Parents Association (813) 253-6209 for more Annual Meeting to be held on Friday, Sept. 29, during Family Weekend. information. Come learn about the exciting happenings at UT, and meet other Spar- tan parents! To get involved in the Parents Association, or to get more information, e-mail [email protected]. UT

Alum Editor: teaching and studies of languages, and I the study of mathematics at the University of South notesIt was with great sadness that I read of the Carolina. Many times I wished he was at the death of Dr. William “Bill” Leith in the spring university with me as I struggled to learn 2006 issue of the Journal. Bill and I were German to meet my Ph.D. language Korean era veterans and classmates at The Letter to requirement. THE EDITOR University of Tampa. Thanks to Bill, I managed my way through Conversational French. The Please express my condolences to his family high school French I had five years earlier and friends. prohibited me from taking introductory French In Peace, classes. I admired his marvelous gift for languages. After Bill’s graduation [in 1959-Ed.] and my graduation in 1960, we corresponded for a time. However, our paths divided as Bill pursued his William W. Leonard, Ph.D.

32 UT JOURNAL Homecoming and Reunions 2006 OCTOBER 19-21

MAIL TO Office of Alumni and Parent Relations • Box H • The University of Tampa REGISTRATION FORM 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33606-1490 OR FAX TO (813) 258-7798 (PLEASE PRINT) HOST Alumnus name HOTEL Sheraton Tampa Maiden name Class year Riverwalk 200 N. Ashley Dr Address (813) 223-2222 or. City State Zip (800) 325-3535 $139 per night + taxes Home phone ( ) Work phone ( ) Fax ( ) Thursday, Oct. 19- Saturday, Oct. 21 E-mail address Claim room by Oct. 1 Guest(s) CREDIT CARD INFORMATION ❏ Visa ❏ MasterCard Exp.Date (mo./yr.) Name as it appears on credit card Signature as it appears Account # on credit card (required)

EVENT COST PER PERSON NO. ATTENDING TOTAL COST Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Banquet $75 $ Athletic Hall of Fame Golf Tournament $300 $ Golden Spartans Luncheon FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0 National Alumni Association Annual Meeting FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0 President’s Open House FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0 Spartan 5K/Minaret Mile Walk $25/$20 for alumni $ Zeta Tau Alpha Coffee Social $7 $ Classes of ’80, ’81 and ’82 Reunion Happy Hour $25 $ Classes of ’80, ’81 and ’82 Reunion Dinner $35 $ Decade of the ’60s Reunion Luncheon $15 $ Decade of the ’50s Open House $20 (includes $2 donation to UT) $ Class of ’96 Reunion Luncheon $15 $ Monte Carlo Night $50 donation $ I need my National Alumni Association Card. ❑ Yes ❑ No RETURN YOUR REGISTRATION AND TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $ PAYMENT BY FRIDAY, OCT. 6. (Make check payable to The University of Tampa.) NOTE: There are NO tickets for Homecoming events. The names of all confirmed/paid attendees will be at the door for events to which they R.S.V.P.

FALL 2006 33 Alum notesScholarship Endowed in Trustee’s Memory he Saunders Foundation, the Duckwall Kelly family in honoring Jim Kelly’s memory in Foundation and the family of James M. a big way at the luncheon: They presented T “Jim” Kelly ’58 celebrated his legacy checks to establish an endowed scholarship in with a luncheon on the ninth floor of the Kelly’s name. Their combined generosity to- Vaughn Center on May 13. Kelly died on Jan. taled more than $125,000. 14 after a long illness. He was 75. In addition to his UT and foundation ties A University trustee from 1980-83, Kelly already mentioned, Kelly was executive vice also had worked for UT’s development office president of First Florida Bank for 38 years, after completion of his Bachelor of Science in Forest Hills Little League president, a Boy Business Administration. Before attending UT, Scout leader (including president of the Gulf he had served as an officer in the Army. Ridge Council), Tampa Bay Estate Planning “Jim was our first fulltime planned giving Council president, Carrollwood Civic Associa- James M. “Jim” Kelly director,” said Daniel Gura, vice president for tion president, and member of the St. Joseph’s development and university relations. “He Hospital Development Council, Palma Ceia helped establish what has become a very suc- Golf and Country Club, and Ye Mystic Krewe of cessful planned giving office.” Gasparilla. Kelly had served as director of both the He also was described as an avid back- Saunders and Duckwall foundations, and Gura packer, boater, golfer, racquetball player and credits him as “the driving force” behind their Florida Gators fan. He is survived by his wife loyal support of the University. Members from of 53 years, Jane, five children, 12 grandchil- those organizations joined members of the dren and one great-grandchild. UT Singer and Alumna Sally Jenkins Dies half-century UT love story ended Aside from the popular Sunday night vari- March 25 when singer Sally Jenkins, ety show on CBS, Jack and Sally Jenkins per- Awho had performed with her formed in Las Vegas and Miami Beach. They husband, Jack, on the Ed Sullivan Show, died at also toured with Guy Lombardo. Shands-Jacksonville Medical Center from Sally had grown up in Brandon, FL, a injuries received in a traffic accident in Tampa suburb. She and Jack raised three chil- Brunswick, GA. She was 68. dren in the area before moving in 1989 to St. The couple, who met at UT in the late ’50s Simons Island, GA. There, Jack became enter- while competing for a music scholarship and tainment director at the Cloisters Hotel on Sea were married in 1960 when both were juniors Island, and more recently joined a local jazz here, were driving in their minivan when it trio. Sally regularly played the flute at area was struck by an SUV that ran a red light. weddings, sometimes several a week. Jack and Sally Jenkins in an undated publicity photo. The driver of the SUV, Rogelio Lopez of “The two of them were like one person,” Honduras, was charged with vehicular daughter Letitia Doyle said. “You never said homicide, driving without a license, operating ‘Jack’ or ‘Sally.’ It was always ‘Jack and Sally.’ an unregistered vehicle, reckless driving and They were one.” Editor’s note: Information failure to obey a traffic signal. Sally Jenkins also is survived by the for this article came from Jack Jenkins, 70, was hospitalized at couple’s twin sons, Todd and Ryan. UT a St. Petersburg Times article by Shannon Shands-Jacksonville with a broken hip and Colavecchio-Van Sickler. broken leg.

34 UT JOURNAL Alum Remembering a Member notes of the Family

By Natalie D. Preston At some point Alumni Director 1998-2004 during our meal, uring my tenure as alumni director, I befriended a lot of graduates. I don’t we got stuck Dremember the first or last time I saw Connie Segundo ’56, but I do have vivid im- trying to recall the ages of times in between. My mom and I sat on the round leather words to the alma chairs in Plant Hall Lobby dressed for the occasion with floor-length gowns, sparkly mater. ... After a accessories and tiny handbags. It was our first Minaret Society Dinner, in the fall of 1999. few moments of While my mom and I patiently waited for the next round of Minaret festivities to begin, Connie and Ernest Segundo embarrassing Connie joined us. I can’t recall who spoke One day I noticed that Connie wasn’t quite first, but soon Connie and my mom were yak- as talkative as before. Then she seemed to silence, in a deep, king it up like old college roommates. have difficulties with balance. I later would At some point during the conversation, my learn that she was one of about 4,500 Ameri- shaky voice, mom complimented Connie on her ornate cans suffering from Progressive Supranuclear jewelry. She warmly responded that they were Palsy, a degenerative brain disease that has no Connie chimed in gifts from her husband, and dived right back known cause, treatment or cure. into the girlfriend conversation without miss- As the years progressed, so did Connie’s with the missing ing a beat. ailment. She could still be found at Ernest’s Later in the evening, I told my mom what side, but now she clutched his arm a little lines that had little I knew about the Segundos at the time— tighter. She would attend all the usual alumni they were involved with the University, gave events, but didn’t move around quite as much. stumped the rest generously as donors, and had a huge home Connie, her sister Ida Coe ’58 and a few on Bayshore Boulevard. other women dined together at Ladies of the of us. My mom was genuinely surprised to learn ’50s Luncheon. It was a festive occasion on of the Segundos’ wealth. Her surprise was not the ninth floor of the Vaughn Center. based on the fact that Connie didn’t look like At some point during our meal, we got money, but that she didn’t act like it. stuck trying to recall the words to the alma I came to know Ernest Segundo ’56 per- mater. There had to be at least eight of us at sonally via his board membership with the the table, and try as we did, we kept stumbling National Alumni Association. His number was on the same part. After a few moments of Editor’s Note: Tampa native saved in my speed dial at work, he always and Plant High School embarrassing silence, in a deep, shaky voice, graduate Connie Segundo asked about my mom whenever he saw me, Connie chimed in with the missing lines that graduated cum laude from UT, and we had a great working relationship. had stumped the rest of us. where she was outstanding Ernest was an alumnus who could always female graduate, Homecoming It was the morning of July 6 when I learned queen, class notable and be counted on to be present at board-spon- that Connie had passed away. While I knew Moroccan queen. She passed sored events, fulfill his committee responsibili- that her disease was progressive and had a away peacefully at her home on July 5. She is survived by ties, offer meaningful suggestions for the good fatal outcome, she had been surviving. Ernest’s of Tampa U., etc. her husband, Ernest C. news caught me totally off-guard. Segundo Sr., a UT trustee from Connie could always be found at his side. As I picked up the receiver to call my 1997-2003 and trustee emeritus She wasn’t disruptive or distracting. She didn’t mom, my heart was heavy and my vision since 2004, and their three intrude or impose. But if you engaged her in children; two sisters and a blurred with tears. I felt like I had lost a mem- brother; four nephews; and a conversation, you were in for a treat. ber of my family. We both did. UT large extended family.

FALL 2006 35 Leaving a LEGACY Wills and Charitable Bequests: How Important Are They? oday, 60 percent of the United States deduction.” Giving to your church or temple, adult population living in households alma mater, hospital or other favorite charity T with children do not have wills. Some often requires specific language in the will to THOMAS R. GIDDENS, PH.D. Planned Giving Director industry analysts say that many people avoid leave an effective gift. An attorney can talk E-mail: [email protected] making wills because they are afraid to face with you about your goals and objectives, and their mortality. Still others may perceive that translate them into legally effective language making a will is a complicated process. that reflects your intentions. Making a will and keeping it current is vital to ensuring that your property will pass to Making a Charitable your beneficiaries according to your wishes Bequest rather than according to your state’s intestate The gifts you make through your will are succession laws. Moreover, special issues left also very important to The University of unattended, such as guardianship or minor Tampa. UT has benefited greatly in recent children, lifetime care for a disabled child, years by the thoughtful action of alumni and trusts in favor of specific people or charitable others who have made provision for the Uni- organizations, will be decided by others. And versity in their estate plans. Some planned unfortunately, their decisions may not coincide gifts have provided funding for the general with your wishes. operation of the University, while others have Creating a Valid Will gone to support the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the John H. Sykes College of Busi- Though only you know the special circum- ness, or specific programs within the colleges. For Further stances under which you’d like to leave your In addition, scholarships such as the University estate, an attorney is often recommended. An Information Scholars program and student research pro- estate planning attorney can draft your will so Thomas R. Giddens grams have been endowed in various areas of Director of Planned Giving that it is legally acceptable and accomplishes study such as chemistry, education, nursing The University of Tampa exactly what you want it to do. 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. and psychology through planned gifts. These For example, an attorney will know how Tampa, FL 33606-1490 programs can support students for generations. you can leave major gifts by will to charitable Telephone: (813) 253-6220 The UT Planned Giving Office has available Fax: (813) 258-7798 causes and how your estate can enjoy the several special publications about wills and E-mail: [email protected] benefits of the “unlimited charitable estate tax issues to consider as you think about preparing or revising a will, including specific language for naming the University as a beneficiary. To A CHARITABLE ANNUITY receive a copy of these publications or to an- THE GIFT THAT PAYS swer any questions you might have about in- In exchange for a gift of $10,000 or more, The University of Tampa can offer you (or cluding a charitable gift in your will, please call someone you designate) a fixed annual income for life. Additionally, you will receive a Tom Giddens, director, at (813) 258-7400, or e- sizable one-time charitable deduction. Some sample rates: mail us at [email protected]. YOUR AGE ANNUITY RATE Establishing a thoughtful plan for the fu- 50 5.3% ture through your will is important to your own 60 5.7% peace of mind and the wellbeing of your heirs 65 6.0% and beneficiaries. Your gifts to others can 70 6.5% keep your spirit alive by impacting others far 75 7.1% 80 8.0% into the future. Your age (and that of the person you might designate), your financial needs and inter- The information in this article is not intended est rates determine the annuity rate the University can offer. Annuity rates are subject to change. Once your gift is made, the annuity rate remains fixed. Please allow us to as legal, tax or investment advice. For such advice, send you a proposal. please consult an attorney, tax professional or in- vestment professional. UT

36 UT JOURNAL Leaving a LEGACY Planned Giving at UT he annual recognition luncheon hon- years, but also for its oring members of the Landmark Soci- funding of the first T ety and Legacy Society was held on University Scholar. May 16 in the Board Room of the Vaughn The University Center. More than 65 members of these giving Scholarship is an clubs and their guests attended the luncheon. endowed merit- The Landmark Society consists of individu- based scholarship als and organizations whose cumulative giving awarded to a Florida- to the University totals $250,000 or more. resident high school Members of the Legacy Society have made student who has a provision for the University in their estate plans. minimum GPA of 3.7 Five people were initiated as new members and a minimum SAT of the Legacy Society, bringing membership to score of 1270 (or a 126. The new members: minimum ACT score • Jean L. Amuso of 29). The selected • Estelle Delo student also should • Mr. and Mrs. William E. Starkey have served as an • Betty Webb Thomas active extracurricular Two people were initiated as new members participant or a note- of the Landmark Society: worthy school or • Robert L. Rothman community leader. • David A. Straz Jr. The University Landmark Society Membership stands at Scholar is expected 72. to participate in UT’s The David A. and Mary Irene Falk Memo- Honors Program, and rial Fund received special recognition at the should maintain luncheon for its establishment and funding of fulltime student the first endowed UT scholarship. David A. status and a Falk founded the fund in 1960. The University minimum college GPA of 3.0 in order for Top: President Vaughn welcomes David A. Straz Jr., UT board has been a recipient of the Falk Fund each year annual scholarship renewal. chair, into the Landmark Society and Jean L. Amuso ’64 into the since its inception, and of the Falk family for President Ronald L. Vaughn announced Legacy Society. many years prior to the fund’s creation. the selection of Kelsie Huth as the first recipi- Above: Falk Fund board members Herbert Carrington, John Peters With members of the Falk Fund Board of ent of the scholarship. Kelsie is a resident of and John Howley (from left) Directors as well as descendents of the Falk Ormond Beach, FL, and attends Father Lopez celebrate creation of the University Scholarship with its family in attendance, the fund not only was High School. She is valedictorian of her senior first recipient, Kelsie Huth. thanked for its long and loyal support over the class with a 4.0 GPA and a 1340 SAT score. Left: University Scholarship recipient Kelsie Huth, center, and She is a four-year her mother, Jeanne Devers, meet multi-sport athlete, Maureen Rorech Dunkel (right), vice chair of the UT board. and is captain of both the volleyball team and the softball team. She also is active in community service, mentoring children via the Ambassador’s Club. She plans on major- ing in international business and minor- ing in Spanish. UT

FALL 2006 37 SpartanDollars and $ense Your Money Put To Good Use hen donors decide to make un- can make an impact that has no bounds and restricted Annual Fund gifts, they sets an example of open-ended generosity for Ware entrusting UT to put their others to follow. money where it can best serve the University. This past year, 1,800 donors who are trustees, MacLeod Alumni TRACY EDWARDS FRYE alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends told Challenge Results Director of the Annual Fund UT to put their gifts toward the area of greatest E-mail: [email protected] I am pleased to announce the results of need. This open-ended generosity gave UT the the 2005-06 MacLeod Alumni Challenge. opportunity to pick up where tuition revenue Alumni Jim ’70 and Liz ’71 MacLeod pledged a leaves off, helping to fund student scholar- $50,000 challenge gift to match new or in- ships, campus improvements, academic pro- creased unrestricted alumni gifts dollar for grams and faculty development. dollar last year. What’s more, they agreed to Although the funding areas are broad, double-match those gifts coming from alumni make no mistake about the specific impact of of the last decade. The match was a huge an unrestricted gift. One of the most signifi- success, with $100,000 raised in new and in- cantly affected areas creased gifts. Of this amount, more than benefiting from unre- UT Annual Fund Core Components $11,000 was raised from alumni of the last stricted support is decade. The match had a significant impact on S S student scholar- the results of the Annual Fund, with new and S ships. UT was able HIP S increased gifts accounting for approximately S to award $24 million 52% of alumni gifts received last year. Thank in institutional aid to you to everyone who stepped up to the TUDENT students last year. CAMPU FACULTY S

ACADEMIC MacLeod Challenge! PROGRAM CHOLAR The dream of a pri- DEVELOPMENT S

IMPROVEMENT vate education be- Get On Board Early came a reality for thousands of students benefiting from UT- The 2006-07 Annual Fund officially began based scholarships. Eighty academic pro- on June 1. August and September begins so- grams were enhanced through program initia- licitation efforts with our constituencies, al- tives, including laboratory experiences and though you don’t have to wait to hear from us student research projects spanning beyond the to make your gift. You can get on board early classroom doors. by sending in your Annual Fund gift prior to Campus improvements over the past year the year’s solicitation letters and calls. When have ranged from simple classroom needs like you make your gift early, you give UT the op- new student desks and fresh paint to extensive portunity to put your gift to good use at the campus enhancements like renovation of the beginning of the school year. You also get the McNiff Fitness Center and the building of a satisfaction of being counted and recognized new baseball stadium. early on in Annual Fund results, allowing your A university is only as good as its edu- gift to inspire others to give. Maybe one of the cators. With faculty development oppor- best benefits is simply checking this one im- tunities, UT faculty are able to attend con- portant thing off your ever growing “to do” list! ferences, receive academic journal sub- Making a gift to UT has never been easier, scriptions, and conduct further research in either. You can make a gift (or pledge) by their respective areas of expertise, a benefit phone at (813) 258-7401, make a secure credit that trickles down to UT students and makes card gift online through the UT Web site, or use the mentoring experience worthwhile. the postage-paid contribution envelope en- Annual Fund donors should expect to closed in this UT Journal. Making a gift early in know how their unrestricted gifts are impact- the year will remove you from receiving solici- ing the University. The Annual Fund is not an tations for the rest of the year. Instead, you’ll indefinable “black hole.” It is, however, the get to enjoy being a part of the most rewarding means by which trusting and educated donors element of the Annual Fund—the results! UT

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Dear Friends of UT: The lists below acknowledge the individuals, corporations and foundations donating to The University of Tampa during the 2005-06 fiscal year. Once again, the outpouring of support for your University was astounding.

The University was the beneficiary of gifts from many generous individuals, corporations and foundations from June 1, 2005, through May 31, 2006.

Through your gifts, you play a vital role in the life of the University. As always, I hope that each of you has an opportunity to visit the campus soon to see the projects made possible through your capital campaign contributions, and to meet the faculty and students whose work and study your Annual Fund gifts have helped sustain.

Sincerely,

Ronald L. Vaughn, Ph.D. President

We have made every effort to ensure that these lists are correct. However, if you discover an error or omission, please e-mail [email protected], or call the Development Office at (813) 253-6220.

2005-06 PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL The President’s Council is DEX Imaging Inc/Dan Doyle SILVER MEMBERS Bank of America Mr. John L. Macdonald/ the most esteemed gift David A. Straz Jr. and ($25,000-$49,999) Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Macdonald Family Foundation society of The University Catherine L. Straz Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey Borrell Family Foundation Linda and Tony Marcelli Inc. of Tampa, honoring donors The Beck Group/C. Samuel Board of Fellows Neil J. Rauenhorst Ellison Bright House Networks of $10,000 or more during Mrs. Estelle Delo Mr. Philip Orsino The Joy McCann Foundation Mrs. Karen M. Casey the last fiscal year. This Maureen Rorech Dunkel Mr. Rod L. Piatt includes gifts that have Jane Kelly Cecil S. Harrell Family Fund/ Frank E. Duckwall Foundation Mr. Lance C. Ringhaver been received from the Gene and Patsy McNichols/ Community Foundation of Krewe of Sant’Yago Tampa Bay Ernest C. Segundo Sr. and University’s first McNichols Company Connie Felicione Segundo Educational Foundation Inc. The Chiselers Inc. comprehensive capital Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. (deceased) Naimoli Jim and Liz MacLeod Citigroup/Tampa campaign during the last Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Selmon Mrs. Barbara Parker Merchants Association Conn Memorial Foundation fiscal year. of Florida/Mr. Peter Skanska Mr. Robert Rothman Rodriguez Jr. David A. Straz Jr. Foundation Sodexho Campus Services GOLD MEMBERS The Saunders Foundation Gil DeMeza (Facilities) ($50,000 OR Pepsi Bottling Group MORE) John H. and Susan W. Sykes Ms. Sharon K. Predham Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Dickey SunTrust Bank/Jeffery Dunn TECO Energy Foundation Tampa Greyhound Track Estate of Betty Webb The Tribune Co./The Tampa Anonymous Thomas/Michael Thomas Tribune Rick and Sandy Thomas/ Verizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Thomas Financial Group Mr. Roger I. Fried USAA Foundation Mrs. Mary Wade Bailey Family Foundation UT Dining Services Humana Cathy L. Unruh Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Berman The Don and Erika Wallace BRONZE Mrs. Lorena Jaeb Dr. Raghavendra R. David A. and Mary Irene Falk Family Foundation MEMBERS Roberto Juarez Vijayanagar Memorial Fund within the The Walter Foundation ($10,000-$24,999) Wachovia Foundation/Mr. Community Foundation of Roy J. McCraw Jr. Tampa Bay AmSouth Bank of Florida

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2005-06 MINARET SOCIETY Named in honor of the John B. McKibbon/ Hyatt Regency Tampa BRONZE Rob and Julie Blagojevich minarets atop H.B. Plant Community Foundation of Downtown CRESCENT Mr. Russell M. Blain Hall, the Minaret Society Tampa Bay Jeff and Jan Knott MEMBERS ($1,000-$2,499) Lyle Blanden/J.O. DeLotto recognizes alumni and Kimberly S. Morris Mrs. Rena Jacobson and Sons Inc. friends who contributed The Musante Family Mr. Anthony J. Leone Rebecca L. Abdoney Jerry and Gloria Bobier Foundation between $1,000 and $9,999 Mr. Edgel Lester/Carlton Dean Akers Mr. Ed Brennan/Greater The New York Yankees Fields Mr. Hector Alcalde/Alcalde & Tampa Swimming to The University of Tampa Tampa Foundation Inc. during the last fiscal year. Ian MacKechnie/AMSCOT Fay Association Mr. and Mrs. Angel J. Oliva Jr. Donors to athletics are Financial Inc. Donna R. Alexander Mr. Thomas R. Brice/IBM Mr. Vincent G. Pavese/ Funds for Community SVC members of Sword & McKibbon Hotels Dr. Braulio Alonso Certegy Payment Services Inc. Mr. Walter T. Bromfield/ R. Drew and Judith P. Mohr Altadis U.S.A. Inc. Shield. This includes gifts Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Maritrans that have been received Mr. Lester and Yetive Olson Matilde Amarchand/Rama Publix Supermarkets Bradley and Mandy Brown from the University’s first Prudential Foundation Business and Arts Inc. Charities Inc. John F. Bruels comprehensive capital Rough Riders Inc. Girard Anderson Raymond James Jackie Buckler/WCI campaign during the last Royal Krewe of Sparta Mr. Al Santiago/Johnson & Karen Arnold/Storr Office Communities Inc. fiscal year. Johnson Environments David and Rara Ruberg Mr. Daniel Byrne Mr. John F. Spangler Bret Azzarelli/Elements GOLD CRESCENT Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk Ms. Carol Byrnes Storr Office Environments of Kyle and Michele Bailey MEMBERS Hotel John W. Cammack/Skanska FL Inc. Sam and Cookie Bailey $5,000-$9,999) Bill and Barbara Starkey USA Building Inc. Suncoast Schools F.C.U. Mr. W. Kendall Baker Architectural Designs Inc. Sweetbay Supermarkets Dr. Xavier F. Cannella and Mr. Richard C. Swirbul Walter U. Baker/Meridian Mrs. Sharon L. Cannella Bank of Florida Sykes Investments Sykes Investments Partners/Signium Intl. Cingular Wireless, LLC T. Rowe Price Associates Board of Counselors Mr. Lowry Baldwin Foundation Inc. TECO Energy Foundation Christopher Clabby/Grant Robert C. and Aida Calafell Mr. Anderson L. Baldy III Thornton Inc. Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter Mr. William Trelop/Jackson Peter and Vivian Cammick Transformer Robert J. Clark Jr./Tampa Tampa Tribune Mr. Melton R. Battle Gordon W. and Patricia Mr. Richard S. Turer Mrs. Elisabeth A. Bernitt Steel Erecting Mr. George O. Wilson III/ Campbell Andrew Scott Cohen/Vertical Tampa New Auto Dealers United States Tennis Best Western The Westshore William N. Cantrell/TECO I.T. Solutions Inc. Association Association Hotel Energy UT Women’s Club CONTINUED ON PAGE 43 Paul Carastro/Carastro & Associates Inc. Walter Industries CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris John B. and Michael West/ Catanach West Family Foundation Inc. 2005-06 LANDMARK SOCIETY Cordova, Smart, & Williams, SILVER CRESCENT LLC MEMBERS The Landmark Society Frank Stanley Beveridge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe DeFosset Family Foundation ($2,500-$4,999) recognizes donors Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William F. John P. Foster whose lifetime donations Charles A. Frueauff Poe Sr. Armed Forces Financial Foundation Florida Independent College Network total $250,000 or more. Publix Super Markets Fund (FICF) The Estate of Charles Charities Ashley Plaza Hotel Jane and Sid Allen Goulding* Constantino and Rosa Mr.* and Mrs. Allen N. Bank of America Matching Educational Fund Gonzalez The Estate of Mr.* and Mrs. Reeves Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Max Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Syd Heaton Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. The Bank of Tampa Austin Huizenga Family Foundation Rothman Hillsborough River Rlty Gabriel Beyrent Mr.* and Mrs.* William Corp./Mr. John H. Avalon Mr.* and Mrs. Robert Jaeb The Saunders Foundation Chris and Linda Catanach Barritt Jacarlene Foundation The Estate of George Sodexho Services Inc. Dr. Jon C. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey Jenkins* William and Gertrude Johnson State of Florida Divison of Charlie Coleman The Bailey Family Merle C. Kelce* Historical Resources JP Morgan Chase Foundation Columbus Crew Mr. I. Z. Kessler* The William G. and Marie Eric Kreher/Kreher Bank of America Selby Foundation Architects Inc. Cordova, Smart & Williams, Dr. Peter O. Knight* LLC BECK Group Mr. and Mrs. David A. Straz Jr. Mrs. Susan W. Leisner Mr. and Mrs. William Courtyard & Residence Inn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krusen Sr. SunTrust Bank Debra and Dale Lewis Blanchard/WRB Enterprises By Marriott Downtown Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sykes Martin Litho Tampa Mr. Thomas E. Bronson Macdonald Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter Lowry Murphey Family Mrs. Lea Lavoie Davis Bright House Networks Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mandt Foundation The City of Tampa Garth and Anne Drewry The Chiselers Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tampa Greyhound Track Lykes Insurance Conn Memorial Foundation McNichols/McNichols Ernst & Young Foundation Tampa Jai-Alia Gene and Aldyth Marshall Charles A. Dana Foundation Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul David TECO Energy Feinstein Daniel M. Doyle Merchants Association of Florida Mr. and Mrs. Guy Richard Mr. James L. Ferman Jr. David and Maureen Dunkel Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morsani/ Mrs. James L. Ferman Mr.* and Mrs.* Jack Eckerd Morsani Charitable Mr. Robert Thomas Sr./Port Alan C. Fisk/ Carter Balcourt Mr. and Mrs. James L. Foundation Sutton Atkinson Ferman Jr./Ferman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Naimoli The Estate of Margueritte Mr. Bill G. Gieseking/Pepin Automotive Management Thurston* Mr.* and Mrs. J. Ross Parker Distributing Company Mr.* and Mrs. James L. Verizon Florida Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur D. Jane Hall-Witt Ferman Sr./Ferman Automotive Management Pepin Wachovia Foundation Ms. Susan Harmeling/ David A. and Mary Irene Pepsi-Cola Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Gasparilla Distance Classic Wallace Falk Memorial The Estate of Wilhelmina Col. and Mrs. Joseph W. Florida Independent Pearde* Mr.* and Mrs.* James W. House Walter College Fund The Estate of Walter S. *Deceased Pierce* Mr.* and Mrs. David E. Ward

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MINARET Janet I. Greenwood/ Robin R. Kraemer David and Margaret Orner Suncoast Comp. & Benefits Greenwood Associates Inc. Gregory D. Landwirth/Fanny Mr. Elmer W. and Dr. Karin E. Foundation SOCIETY Irene Guy/Verizon Services Landwirth Foundation Inc. Otto Talbott Realty Inc CONTINUED Group Mr. Richard Lane Al Page Dr. William L. Taldone Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Collins Jr. Gulf Marine Repair Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr. Fred and Carolyn Pancoast Tampa Bay Performing Arts Corporation Kenton Colwell Lee Hecht Harrison Dr. Raymond Papp Center Stanley J. Gundlach Joli Cooper/ Cordova Smart Mr. Robert Lee Kyle J. Parks/Walter Industries Tampa Council of the U.S. Dan and Barb Gura Navy League & Williams, LLC Mr. Robert Lee Leffler George and Barbara M. The Beck Group Tampa Eye Clinic Tom and Diana Cornett Levy Awards Pennington Dorothy Cowden Mr. James Hackman Marc and Donna Popovich Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Mr. Andrew Lewis Jewish Foundation Mr. Frank E. Curley Mr. Thomas Hall Ms. Helen C. Price Mr. Norman G. Light Tampa Women’s Club Inc. John Curran Mr. Hi Hampton/Lykes Luciano Prida & Company Insurance Inc. Tony Linguanti Jr./Taylor Dr. Jeffrey Lee Tedder Noretta C. D’Albora White John Robinson/Fowler White Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr. R. Reid Haney/Ward, Boggs Banker, PA Eugene R. D’Amore Rovell, PA Mr. Angel E. Lopez Mr. Thomas P. Terril Bob Ruday Mr. Charles M. Davis Jr. Mr. Aaron W. Hendry Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Lux Mr. John Thalasinos Richard and Franci Rudolph Kimberly De Shong Ben H. Hill III./Hill Ward & Mr. Michael D. Malfitano Thomas Financial Gary Russell Dave and Linda Devine Henderson, PA Mr. Brian J. Malison Mr. Lee M. Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ryan Jerry Dingle/Community Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Hill III Mrs. Judith Mandt Holly Tomlin/ Tomlin Foundation of Tampa Bay Mr. John Hindman Mr. Marc Mandt Darryl Salustro/Skanska USA Temporary Services Building Inc. Mr. Paul Dixon and Lt. Col. Mr. Michael Hooker/Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise J. Arthur Turner III./Tampa Deirdre Dixon Bruce A. and Adajean Samson Rasmussen Fogarty & Hooker R. Mark Govin/Mark Armature Works Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Penelope H. Hulbert/RBC Master Inc. Mr. Christopher Sass/ USAA Savings Bank Dorrance Cushman Wakefield Centura Bank The Hon. Bob Martinez Ronald L. and Martha A. Laura Plumb Duda/TECO Mr. Ronald S. Holliday Mr. Seth M. Schimmel Vaughn Energy Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. McCann III Mrs. Diane M. Schneider Verizon Barbara Rubin Eastman Hoover Mr. Robert J. McCarthy/West Lynn Schumacher/Lee Hecht Wal-Mart Foundation Mr. Thomas Edrington Harrison, LLC IBM Corporation Coast Van Rental Inc. Mr. Hindman P. Wall Charles T. Eldredge SchwabFund for Charitable Innovative Marketing Karen McKinney/McKibbon Ms. Jill Warren Mr. Ira Federer Group Inc. Hotel Management Inc. Giving Dianne HB Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. J. Stein Foundation Trust McLain Plumbing Company Mrs. Kim M. Schwencke Fentriss Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Sclafani William O. West/Bank of James Rivard Pontiac GMC/ Mr. Thomas A. Meachum Tampa Ferman Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scott Ms. Vicki M. Meachum Ms. Ruth White, CLU Evan Brauman Fetter Prosport Management Inc. Todd and Pamela Scudder Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Michael and Pattie Fiduccia Ms. Joan Mae Jones Mendelsohn Dr. John N. and Dell Shadgett Whitehead Fishhawk Ranch Julio’s Inc. Mr. Robert E. Morris Stephen Shear/Levy Awards Jane and Jerry Williams/ Homeowners Association Sie Kamide Ms. Diane P. Muhl-Ludes & Promotional Products Community Foundation of Mr. Robert E. Forschner Ms. Leslie A. Kanter Robert J. Muir Dennis M. and Michele S. Tampa Bay Sheehan Fassil and Konjit Michael B. Keller Brenda Mueller/ Tomlin Ms. Renee A. Williams Gabremariam Temporary Services Jonathan Siegel/Mind Ms. Diana L. Winoker Joseph H. Kelly Jr./Walter Inventions Mr. John F. Germany/Holland Industries Inc. Mr. James B. Murphy Jr. Mr. Colin B. Wiseman and Knight Charitable The Smith Family Foundation Inc. MAJ Kimberly R. Keravuori Mr. Stephen W. Murray John McRae Wolfe/ Mr. Bill Snyder Jr. Pachyderm Marketing Corp Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Jacqueline D. Knight/Knight Gary Nash Owl Communication Sonshine Drywall & Metal Xpedx Giddens Ms. Lee Ann Ned Framing Inc. Helen T. Kerr/Community Joe and Vilma Zalupski Global Impact Mr. and Mrs. Fredric D. Mr. John F. Spangler Foundation of Tampa Bay Newman Ms. Flora J. Zbar Quintin Gonzalez Mr. Thomas C. Spangler Gary Kleinman and Laura Rick and Sheri Ogorek Zeno Office Solutions Mr. John A. Green Beron Kleinman Mr. Stephen B. Straske II Oliva Tobacco Company/Mr. Mrs. Laura Zonies-Shaffer Mr. Marcus W. Greene Jeff Klepfer Mr. Fred N. Stribling John Oliva Mr. Sanford Zuckerbrot Craig C. Sturken

2005-06 FREDERIC SPAULDING SOCIETY Named for the Founding Mr. Thomas A. John M. DeVeny ING Financial Services Mr. Tom Mora President of the University, Bernadzikowski Dr. Sara Deats Corporation Mr. Clifford Mott the Frederic Spaulding Tommy and Trang T. Back Robbins H. Denham Fred and Sara Kenfield Mr. David Leonard Muley Society recognizes those Mr. Robert L. Boileau Beatrice Eckart Barbara O’Connor-Krasny Mr. Patrick J. Murphy alumni and friends who Brand Scaffold Builders Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Armon Mrs. Carol Lane Elbert W. Nasworthy contributed between $100 Ron W. and Carol Brown Ellis JR Tobacco Outlet Inc. Navy League of the U.S., St. and $999 during the last Mr. John Stewart Bryan III Escot Transportation Inc. George T. Lewis Petersburg Council fiscal year. Mary Lois Crespo Mr. Thomas E. Feaster Lisa Rosen Lievense Rey and Mary Neville FREDERIC Lindsay Ann Bunting Frank and Kathy Finelli Buford S. Lindsay Ms. Mamele K. Omensetter SPAULDING Ms. Christine M. Burdick Gaffin Industrial Services Inc. Donald Marinelli Newkirk SOCIETY GOLD Roger Chamieh Keith A. Graham Paul McClay Sr. Mr. Richard Y. Newton Jr. ($500-$999) Ms. Renatta Filewicz Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Grant Mr. Thomas A. Meachum Mrs. Tania Nordelo Accenture Foundation Inc. Mr. Joe M. Collera Jr. Thomas J. and Louisa I. Robert Mercado Pasco M & A, LLC Affordable Lock & Key Inc. Clara B. Cooper Hegarty Merck Company Foundation Meredith Paxton Association of U.S. Army Thomas G. Creed Dr. Richard I. Hogrefe Robert F. Meredith Dr. and Mrs. Richard Piper Suncoast Chapter 3202 Cura Sod Corporation Hooters on Location Ted and Sandra Onis Mims Mary B. Prescott B & B Castaways, LLC Luke M. and Cynthia Curley Ed Hsu Mr. Richard Monteleone ROI Consulting Group Inc. Ms. Gail L. Barker G. Gail Hyde CONTINUED ON PAGE 44

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2005-06 Dr. Judith Anderson James M. Hoffheimer Tara & Wayne Robinson Mr. Bernard P. Alicki FREDERIC Paul M. Anderson Chuck and Barbara A. Holmes Peter Rodriguez Michael and Stefanie Allain Mr. and Mrs. Gerald John J. Holton William B. Roth Patrick H. Allman III SPAULDING Antonacci Mr. Phil M. Holzer Jeff Rubel Leonard N. Altamura SOCIETY Retired Master Sgt. Miller Susan L. Huff Sherman C. Runions and Marvin R. Alvarez Arbutine, USAF CONTINUED J.P. Griffin Inc. Associates Mr. Guy F. Amuso Dr. and Mrs. Pedro P. Arrabal S&B Wings Inc. Raymond James & Jerry and Pat (deceased) Jean Lackovic Amuso B3 Solutions, LLC Associates Inc. Jackson Luciano A. Santa Cruz Jay Anders Wendy’s/BBB Service Roche Surety Inc. Perry and Katie Keene Steven T. Sawyer Company Inc. Andretta Marsh Properties Chris Rodriguez Timothy W. Kennedy Jason F. Schrago Mr. Laurence M. Bagan Matthew P. Ansbro Phillip L. Rosing Jack and Kathleen King Terrell and Neva Sessums Sylvester T. and Violetta Mr. Brian Anthony David and Terri Ross Barwinski Brenda K. Kinley The Sherman/Gross Group Skinny Antonini Merrill Lynch Philip S. Rosseter Jr. Mr. Eric R. Beattie Steve Kucera David Arango Mr. Frederick M. Rothenberg Geoff and Whitney LeCain Patrick and Lillian Pauchey Kathleen J. Belmonte Simon Mr. John L. Argerious Ms. Gloria C. Runton Jonathan M. and Lynelle Leess Beyond Loj.ixs Inc. Buddy Skinner Jr. Jon C. Arnold Sandip S. Sahota William W. Leonard, Ph.D. Orlando and Anna Lee George E. Sprenkle Mark W. Arrowood Francis Samperisi Blancato Alan and Ellen Levin Richard and Leslie Stein Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ashley Larry and Maxine Schwartz Dr. Joseph P. Bodo Jr. Harold C. Lewis Michael Stiglich Ms. Lynn Marie Awad Ben Sheldon Joseph Bonacci David and Ellen Lonigro S. Harriett Strum Paul Babikow Signal 15 Inc. Ron and Paula Bouchard Lynn M. Madden TIAA-CREF Dr. Gregg Bachman Mr. Thomas H. Singletary Robert and Lorri Bruns David Maguire Tampa Bay Advertising Diane J. Bain Thomas E. Slaymaker Caglianone & Miller, PA Dr. Richard Mathews Federation Rachel (Price) Baker Mr. James D. Smalley, CPA Dennis G. Castellano Jr. Brian and Diane McGlame/ Mr. Bill Taylor Scott E. Baker Auburn Commercial Co. Dr. Timothy L. Snyder Wesley J. Champney Jerry and Kathy Taylor Dr. Wheeler L. Baker Laura Meisler Southland Title Company Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Christian Dr. Susan Mary Taylor Frances Stevens Barksdale Donald M. Metzger State Farm Companies Axel Claesges Mr. and Mrs. Carmelo Testa- William W. Barnes Foundation Joe and Hilda Mills Mr. Edward Collins Secca Richard Bartels Sverdrup Technology Inc. Stanley and Juanita Moore Suzanne Edgett Collins The Cappy Law Firm, PA James B. and Judy L. Barton Daniel and Beth Sweeney Ted and Beth Anne Moore David A. Cowdrick Dr. Emilio Toro Rose Beiro Barus Miss Kristin Swofford Mr. George T. Moran Mr. Kevin Crofton Trenam Kemker Attorneys Thomas and Elise Batik Tate & Lyle North America Morgan Stanley at Law LTC Roy D. Croy Jr. LuAnn Battista Miss Pamela M. Tayon Francis R. Morse Attorney Dr. Michael Truscott Ms. Maureen Ann Daher Jack and Val Beatty Tenet Healthcare Corporation at Law Robert W. Turner Janette Dale Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Becker Robert and Elsa (deceased) Mr. Peter H. Moses Destination Tampa Bay Inc. Brian C. Ussery Terri Dr. Linda L. Musante Maureen Adams Becker Mr. Simon L. Dingfelder and Jeanette DeGuzman Valenti The Industrial Company James K. Beckmann Jr. Dr. Martha M. Harrison New York Life Foundation John and Aileen Van Dalsum Mark Tibbs Mr. Robert Begelman Amy J. Doktor Orthopaedic Association of Varsity Insurance Inc. Mr. Osborne Timmons West Florida Mr. Joseph A. Beiro Stuart L. Douglas Jacques Verron Barbara Tomeo Daisy Bowman Pandolfo BellSouth Matching Gift Ctr. Ron DuBois Dr. Eric Vlahov Trans-Phos Inc. Michael R. Pender Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vahit Belli Andrew and Angela Dwork Michael K. Voris The Tribune Company Waylon and Katherine Mark and Michelle Bellish Richard A. Espindola Brad Wakefield Mr. Alex D. Tzelepis Peterson Benefield Foundation Inc./Mr. Dr. Cheri Etling Peter and Deanna Waldron USAA Matching Gift Fund Mr. Ralph Poetsch and Mrs. Dewey Benefield Lynnette M. Evenson Ellen D. Baker Wallen, MD Valiente Tile Inc. Col. and Mrs. Alex Portelli Ms. Alfreda T. Benge Jeffrey Prenatt David L. Webb Dr. Kathryn VanSpanckeren Mrs. Tracey J. Potter Mike Benner Hans Kristian (Kris) and Mr. Joseph J. Wessel Mattie T. Vega Mr. Robert G. Pottinger James L. “Jim” Berfield AnnMarie Fauske Mr. Bob Wilson M. Brent Wertz Richard R. Powell, DDS Adela Bernard Dan and Debbie Ferrazza Charles Wireman John V. Whitbeck, MD Prado Enterprises Inc. Soterios “Sam” G. Bessis Melanie L. Fish Mark Wolfe Ms. Charleen D. Wyman Kristen Price, MD Beyond Promotions Florida Health Science Center Mr. Robert Woodward Adam Yalowich Dr. Wayne Price Brian and Patricia Bickel Mr. Terry W. Fluke Robert F. and Doris H. Yates Mr. William J. Priff Dr. William Preston Billig FREDERIC Marleen M. Frye SPAULDING Michael and Donna FREDERIC William Bissett Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pucilowski SPAULDING SOCIETY SILVER Gallagher John B. Bjorlie Mark and Beth Putnam SOCIETY BRONZE ($250-$499) Rufino Galvan Jennifer Blackwell Dorothy Gonzalez ($100-$249) Anonymous Mr. Anthony S. Gonzalez Robert L. Blanchard Quarterman AT&T Albert A. Fox Jr. Campaign Ralph and Cynthia Gonzalez Roland and Judy Blanco Mr. Sean T. Quigley Ms. Nancy J. Abel Account Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sandra Perez Bobko Jerome D. Quinn Jim and Laura Adams Goodson Jr. Robert W. Boculac Drs. Philip and Joann Quinn Mr. Michael L. Adams Ronald and Judy Govin Mr Peter Bohnsack Mr. John F. Ranon Ranon & Shirley L. Adams Jerrold W. Gregory Partners Inc. Boneshaker’s Therapy Inc. Robert and Shirley Addems Monique Groulx, Ph.D. Michaele Taylor Rao Leonor Bonfonte Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck Adkins Kagan Gursel Miss Dawn D. Rawlins James L. Bonnette Scott W. Agnew Harry E. Teasley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Borden Robert and Deborah Reardon Ms. Karla M. Ahrens, Esq. Foundation Borg-Warner Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick E. John Craig Ainsworth Mr. David J. Healy Reid II Program Mr. Jon E. Albrecht Mr. Cecil Henriquez Jr. Mr. Kenneth J. Reid Jim and Peggy Boris Bryan Alexander G.B. Henry River Hills Realty Inc. Borrell Electric Company Mr. Stephen P. Hess David and Rebecca Inc./Mr. Anthony Borrell Jr. Harry S. Robertson Alexander

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James W. Bostick Mr. Kirk D. Churchill Paul Dolan Mr. Glenn E. Gallagher Lisa Bostick James J. Cianci Mr. Lee A. Dombrowski Antonia D. Gannon Dr. William P. Bosworth Mr. Tino Cianci Gilmore A. Dominguez Overton G. Ganong Constantine T. Bougas Dr. Peter Ciejek Grant Donaldson Mrs. Irene J. Garcia MAJ Kenneth G. Bowen Jason M. Ciofalo Patrick J. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Jorge J. Garcia Charles R. Bowers Jr. Joel Cirello Ginny and James Doolittle Luis Garcia Bill Boyd Jennifer L. Clark Claire (van Breemen) Robley Hunt Garrigan William Boyd Jim and Velva Clark Downes Joan Kelly Garrison Mr. Patrick J Boyle Johnny Clements Donald R. Drake III Gaspari Family Raymond C. and Lorraine Major Anna M. Cline Leah Drill Mr. Clifford S. Gelbard Bozich Eleanor Mercer Cline Mr. Ronald L. Dristle Mr. Robert P. Gelzheiser Marshall and Claire Bradley Ida A. Felicione Coe Ms. Anne Lynn Druck Mr. John F. Germany Mr. Robert C. Bradley Mr. Bret L. Coffman Julie and Al DuFaux Mr. Steve Gervais Robert C. Brenner Jr. Bernard I. Cohen Mr. John Austin Dubia Michael and Joyce Gerwe Mrs. Jerry Jones Bressin Frances P. Collins Mrs. Betty J. Dubry Mr. Ronald Giardelli Steve T. Hekkanen Ronal D. Brewer Ms. Nancy A. Connor Mr. Babatola Durojaiye Louise Clayton Giargiari Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth John and Jamie Dwan Constellation Energy Group Ms. Catherine A. Gibson Hemstreet D. Zandueta Mrs. Kimberly A. Earl The Construction Ms. Jennifer S. Giles Mr. Robert J. Henderson Dr Leonard L. Britten Company Inc. Jeana Ebanks Dr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gillen Joyce E. Henry Harry and Dot Britton Marlyn Cook Mr. William F. Ebsary April L. Gillespie Caridad D. Herrick (DeLara) Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mrs. G. Spring Copeland Santiago Echeverry Britton Pat Gillette Kathleen A. Hetz Frank and Julie Corden Mrs. Judith Edberg Andy W. Brown Gerald L. Gillis Dr. Lola Hidalgo-Calle Richard E. Corthell George E. Edmondson Jr. ’45 Jennifer Brucker Angela Gillisse Karen K. Hilliard Erin G. Costello Mr. Claudius B. Effiom June Nance Bryan (’50) and Larry J. Gispert Doris M. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Gerald W. Eppley Avron Bryan (’51) Mr. Pasquale Gispert Valerie Smith Hirvela Coughenour Mr. David Epstein Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bryan Mr. Matthew J. Glickenhaus Dan S. Ho Marcy L. Courier Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Mr. Chris Bryan Roland Goehring Mrs. Candace G. Hobbs Bradford and Ann Cowen Erickson Mr. Larry W. Bryant Anthony J. Gonzalez Mr. Julius R. Hobbs Jr. Norman D. Cramer Frank J. Espinosa Tammy J. Buchan Mr. Bryan A. Gonzalez Charles H Hodgkins Ted Cranmer Mr. John Evans Judge and Mrs. Morison Buck Regina Gloria Gonzalez Frances S. Hoffmann Crews & Garcia Inc. Ms. Margie L. Evans Morton C. Bulkley Yvonne Gray MaryJean Hoke Robert V. Crick Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell Katharine L. Bumstead Lorraine Rafter Graybill Shelly Havas Hollingsworth James R. Crosby Dr. Thomas M. Fabian, MD Mrs. Gail Burch Mr. and Mrs. James E. Green Kevin Holzgruber Mr. Powel A. Crosley Mr. Tim Fahey Lockheed Martin Corporation Mr. Richard T. Greenberg Thomas and Sheila Hood Gary Cross Edna L. Falter Mr. Thomas Burgeier James T. Greene Ronald L. and Donna Johns Lee A. Crouch Frank P. Farmer Jr. Burke View Garage Inc. Shawn and Jeanne Gregory Hough John E. Crumbley Fashions Direct Kelly Carrillo Burke Gloria Jefferson Griffith Mark A. House Patrice Cunningham Dick Faunce Joan G. Burpee Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Dr. and Dr. John Henry Kathryn Cushing Dr. and Mrs. Martin Favata Houseman Robert A. Burwell Groller Jr. Mr. Joseph K. Cutler William and Barbara Margaret J. Grosz Mrs. Wanda W. Howell Mr. Adrian B. Bush Fechtmann Kathy Cutler Marian G. Guagliardo Mr. Robert C. Hudson Mr. Cezary Bykuc Feldman Orthodontics Anthony and Linda D’Aquila Mrs. Carole M. Guyton Dr. Peggy Huey C & C Painting Contractors Barry A. Ferguson Inc. D.J. Ramey & Associates, PC Charles Hach Dolores Hull Mr. Thomas E. Ferguson James V. and Jill Caimano D.J.’s Drywall Inc. Robert and Elizabeth Hach Homer E. Hunnicutt John Ferrando Bob and Linda Caldwell Judge and Mrs. Paul W. Mr. Brian W. Haff Mr. Michael V. Hunt Danahy Jr./Community Dr. James M. Fesmire William V. Cally Mr. Charles J. Hahn George Truman Hunter Foundation of Tampa Bay Mrs. Donna Strong Finck James F. Calvert Norman and Carol Haines Etelvina A. Hutchins Mr. John J. Daoud Mr. Clifford B. Finkle III Candy’s Dog Grooming Inc./ Mr. C. Michael Halfast Ms. Maxine Hutchinson Darden Restaurants Florida Bibliophile Society Candy Schloesser Retter Foundation Gift Matching Mrs. Cheryl Anne Hall Michael R. Iezzi Jerry Flynn Gerand Cappiello Program Seth D. Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ms. Alice M. Fogle Inman Christopher and Julie Mr. James H. Davidson Jr. Loanne Hamje Capsambelis David and Joyce Ford Dr. David Clark Isele Juliet Davis Mr. Hiram P. Hampton II Richard R. Caravana T. Michael Foster, PA The Jack Family Mr. and Mrs. Lamont P. Davis Tony and Elaine Hardin Mr. Leonardo J. Carmona Joe and Melba Fountain Jr. Mr. Harold A. Jackson Col. Michael P. Davis Carol Harlow Tim Carpenter William Franchi Felix P. Japp Sean Davis Dorothy Thonnesen Harper Rene D. Carrera Vincent Frattaruolo, RN Barbara B. Jeffrey Mrs. Lisa Davis-Gore Jon and Charlotte Harris Colin Caspersen Victor and Elizabeth Fresh Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Marvin C. Dawkins Mr. Darryl K. Harrison Mr. Robert C. Castle Mr and Mrs J.R. Frush Jeffries Mrs. Lynne Frasa De La Rosa Carole Homler Harry Caterpillar Foundation Tracy Edwards Frye Ethel M. Jensen Leslie A. Deal Charles Hart Mr. Roger Thomas T. William Keith Fulk Dr. Jay Jisha Robert Delgado Mrs. Sandra Rae Hasbrouck Cayetano Mr. Jerome Fulton William A. Job Mr. Ruben R. Delgado II Robert A. Hathaway Mrs. Kittie L. Chapman Mr. Daniel B. Funk Francis and Carolyn Johnson Mrs. Leigh Denard Larry L. Hatlestad Ben Chatmas James J. Gabriel Frank and Darlene Johnson Mr. Kurt R. Devlin Dr. Roxanne Hauber Kenneth Cherven Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Mr. Tom J. Johnson Jr. Lawrence S. Devos III Dr. Judy Hayden Dr. and Ms. Richard D. Gagliardi Mr. Robert M. Johnston Cheshire Ms. Roxanne (Katchmark) Mrs. Amy Hill Hearth Dickinson Marty J. Gall Adam W. Jones Jeffrey Kent Christy Ms. Stephanie N. Heath Mrs. E. Ann Dinofsky Mrs. Catherine G. Gallagher Mr. Jay M. Chrobak Alice Thomas Hedrick CONTINUED ON PAGE 46

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Rebekkah Housholder MetLife Foundation Cindy Bivins Perkins William and Eunice Leonard Frank A. Meyer Jr. Mr. Frank Permuy Jr. Richardson Dr. and Mrs. Keith Andrew Cheri Midulla The Rev. Paul Austin Mr. Roger V. Rigau Lerro Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Perrine Jr. Dr. David Rindler Mr. Edgel C. Lester and Dr. Grita Vail Perry Benson “Alex” Riseman Deborah M. Lester Travis J. Milks Pestgo Exterminators Ms. Kelly E. Ritrievi Mark and Karen Liebel Beatrice B. (Siller) Miller ’96 Jay and Kelly Phelps Sarah Agliano Rivas Steve and Ashlee Liebel Sharon E. Miller, Ph.D. Mr. Barry Phillips and Dr. Rivero Gordimer & Company Mr. Alexander P. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Miller Vicki Phillips Mrs. Sylvia A. Rivero Peters Michael and Kristy Long Walter V. Minahan Glenn M. Philson Ms. Kristin D. Rizo William and JoAnn Longley Mr. Bill Minahan Sharon T. Pickett Robert Reid Wedding Marilyn Longo Marco and Jacquline Miranda Frank and Cindy Pidala Architect Dr. Luz P. Lono Jeff Mitchell Mr. Gene E. Pike Scott W. Roberts Dennis A. Lopez Mrs Patricia Mohammed Mr. Lou Piniella Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. 2005-06 Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lovallo Roberts Mr. Marc M. Montalto Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger FREDERIC Robert E. Lovely Sr. Mr. Daniel J. Plasencia, MD The Peter D. Rodenbostel Mr. Kelley Moore Family SPAULDING Mrs. Sarah D. Lowenberg Peter L. Platteborze Jim and Sally Moorehead Nanette Nivens Rodgers SOCIETY Mr. Rolando Luis Jr. John and Kathleen M. Poe Dale M. Moser Mr. Dean M. Rodriguez CONTINUED BJ Lutzk Rennie and Lisa Poirier Charles J. Most Ms. Linda A. Rodriguez Hans W. Lux George A. Pollock Alfred W. Jones III Mueller/Baisden Advertising Mr. Curtis R. Rogers Ms. Ellen Lyons Gloria and Lionel Polo KPNJ Marketing Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S. Jeff Rogo MBA ’94 Ross D. Macaluso Mulbarger Jose T. Prado Stu Kadesh Mr. Victor Romero Carol Jo Mador William M. Mulholland O. Kumar Prasad Herbert Kalloff Jules and Elisabeth Romfh Brian and Carol Magness Brenda H. Murray Ms. Elyse C. Presta Kenneth C. Kane Mrs. Jean A. Ronso Steve and Rose-Marie Samuel W. Musgrave Mr. James C. Preston Jr. Patricia A. Kane Magriby Mr. Raul Roque Eugenie Myers Lt. Col. Darwin Prewitt Mr. Robert R. Kane Gordon Maingot Mr. Jeffrey Rosenbaum Ivan Navarro Price Waterhouse Coopers Mr. Steven A. Kass Miss Erin C. Maloney Dr. Nancy C. Ross Ms. Jean Nelson Mr. Joe Priest Arthur L. Keeble Ned and Bette Maloney Alexa and Connor Rossi John Sovereign Nessmith Public Solutions Inc. Jean M. Keelan Alexander Mammen Ms. Jeanne Wiltse Royston T. Wayne Keene New York Life Insurance Pulsifer Brokerage Inc. Mary Catherine Martin Office of Government Affairs Mr. Timothy A. Ruff Dr. Robert J. Kerstein Manning David A. Pulver David Newcombe Dr. Hemant Rustogi Ms. Cathy R. Kessenich Mannix Motors Dr. Fred Punzo Richard and Annette Nichols Mr. David K. Ryan Joseph and Kellie A. Kiely Mr. Ronald A. Marks Dr. Mark Putnam Albert B. Nieto Henry G. Saavedra Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mr. Donald. H. Marsian Quality of Life Home Health Mr. Richard L. Nittinger Services Inc. Eugene Sambataro Kijanski Bob Martens No.1 Soccer Camps Judith Quick Mr. L. Gray Sanders, Attorney Retired Lt. Gen. Joseph W. David A. Martin Kinzer James and Mia Nolan Michael Quinn Mr. Scott Sanders Mr. Jerry Paul Martin C. R. Rocky Klein Mary J. Nolan Nando Quinones Gladys Santiago William B. Martin Mr. Robert L. Knowles Charles A. Norberg Christopher Quirk Mrs. Rayma Santos Roberto Martinez Jr. Koehler & Company, PA Jill Northrop Mr. Michael G. Rabelo Mrs. Ann M. Sarginson Charles Edward Mascenik Ms. Therese M. Kominski Kevin J. Northrup John and Anne Bishop Rachel Rakesh and Karlene Sarna Mr. Morley L. Mason Clifford Korn Mr. Kenneth R. Nuznoff Bill Radke Ms. Nancy A. Saucedo Matassini Law Firm Mr. James D. Krause Michael O’Donnell Mary Collura Raines Retired Lt. Col. and Mrs. Paul Matrix Advertising, LLC E. Sawyer, USA NAI Krauss Organization Mark S. O’Malley Mr. Jeffrey Raley Dr. Erika Matulich Greg Scanio Mr. Mike Krekdrain Dr. Kathleen G. Ochshorn Ram Sales & Marketing Lewis and Betty Maxwell Sharon P.C. Schaefer Andy Kroupa Mrs. Nancy R. Odell Mr. Julio C. Ramirez Jr. Ms. Brooke M. May Mr. Marc J. Scheer Dr. Gerald A. Krumbholz Odiorne Insurance Agency Mr. Mauricio Ramirez Robert McCall and Deanny Scherline & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Ogden McCall Bob and Leslie Ogan Sunnilal Ramnarine Krzywicki Melba Schjang Mr. Joe C. McCloney Sr. Retired Col. Herbert P. Ohm, Jose and Mildred Ramos Dr. Gerald Kutzman USA Richard Schmidt Norma McCumber Mr. Henry M. Ramseur Mr. Keith LaBrecque Joseph P. Orlando Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz Susan E. McDaniel Department of Facilities Dr. Anthony P. LaRose Howard E. Padernacht William M. and Mary T. Charles Lynn McGee William C. Rapley Schmitz Joseph and Deborah Scott and Carol Paine Sylvia Roque McGinty Tammy Rasmussen Scott A. and Lori Rieth Lamphier Bernard A. Pargh John E. McGowan Ray Reid Soccer School Inc. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Laun Thaddeus and Margaret Roger McGrath Jr. Maj.Gen. Frederic J. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Laura Waller Advisors Inc. Parker Schnitzer Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGuire Mr. William M. Rea Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Laurino Ms. Francine M. Pasetti Mr. Alan Schreier George McLaughlin Jr. Cecil and Hope Reed Law Office of Brian M. Chris Pastina Lynn Schultz Bilodeau Heather J. McLay Regan Construction Inc. Retired Col. Wilmot E. Y. Dr. David Schwartz Lawson Resources Inc. Kathleen S. McLeroy Paxton Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Regar Attorney Stephen C. Rehman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. George LeVan Sandy Lofland Payne Segundo Ms. Barbera McManis Bradley and Alice Reid John J. Leandro Payroll Consultants James K. Selmser Edwin W. and Helen W. Adrian Goas Renta Al and Rosemary Leathers Edmund A. Peck Frank and Margaret Selph Means Clifford and Martha Replogle Barbara (Micki) Bailey Ledoux Rod & Eileen Peck Mr. Michael M. Seoane Doctor H. James Meginley Retail Permit Services Inc. Clayton Lee Vanness Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pedrero Mr. Mitchell K. Seoane Mr. Vincent J. Mercadante Mrs. Emmy Purcell Reynolds James E. Lee and Anna L. Lee Retired Bobbie Pepitone Shadetree Consulting Mr. Joseph F. Rich Su U. Lee Merrill Lynch & Co. Peter Perez Mrs. Ida M. Sheehan Everett and Anmarie Richards Lionel O. Leon Foundation Inc. Walter and Dorinda Shelley

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Lyman and Judith Sherman Jim and Judy Stefan Derrick D. Thomas Vigo Importing Company Inc. Dr. James N. Wieland Liza Shimmin Mr. James Stefan Ella L. Thomas Villa Madonna School Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Wilde Mark M. and Audrey Shine Mrs. Charlotte Stertzer, CPA Mr. Donald H. Tiller III David Virgilio Joe Wiley Dr. Britt Shirley David J. Stofflet Charlene Tobie Mr. Rama K. Vudutala William H. Cross & Co., CPAs Stephanie J. Sibley Willie J. Stokes Glenn and Patty Todd Mrs. Jamie E. Wacek Mr Billye Williams Siemens Westinghouse Power Kathleen C. Stone Toga Food and Sports Vikki T. Wall Mrs. Brenda L. Williams Elisa Silets Mrs. Wilanne Starling Stowe Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo Lamar R. Erk Wardell Ms. Delores A. Williams Dr. Helene Silverman Mr. Michael J. Strycharske Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlin Mrs. Louise Warner Gary and Shahla Williams Cary R. Singletary Emmanuel J. Suarez Tosca Roofing Service David M. Wasserman Mrs. Shannon D. Williams Mr. Ray Sinibaldi David J. Sullivan Scott R. Trautman Wendell and Frances Waters Mr. Morris S. Willner Robert J. Siwula Mrs. Jo Ann Sullivan Ms. Jeanne Travers Mr. Allen E. Watson Carl and Corinne Wilmarth Stuart and Ruth Sklut Fred and Carol Sundberg Mrs. Tracey L. Tripp Kathryn Perdicaris Weed Arthur B. Wilt William J. Smalley Mr. C. Michael Sunderland Mrs. Deanna Trippi Mrs. Jeanette A. Weiss Willaim P. Wimberly Michael and Theresa Smith Mr. Douglas J. Sutherland Mrs. Kallynn Lane Trowell Mr. Kenneth J. Weiss Lynne Wimmer Maj. Gen. Zannie O. Smith Jr. Brian Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Virginia Weiss Allan Windt Ms. Cassandra Smith-Boothe Mr. Gil Swalls Trzcinski ’90 William and Leila Welborn Dr. Norma Winston Dale Hyman Solomon Steve Swift U.S. Energy Services Inc. Mary Margaret Huston Wertz David Wolf Mr. Robert G. Southey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sylte Joe Ubinas Wesley United Methodist Belinda West Womack Spectrum Painting & Paper Mr. Michael J. Szwejkowski Jr. Mr. Henry C. Uihlein Jr. Church Dick Woodward Hanging Tagliarini Architectural Group Joseph J. Urschel Steven Weichselbaum West T. Warren Wooten Mrs. Kimberly A. Sperling Tampa Chamber of Commerce Ernest and Mary Urso Mr. Jeff R. White Brian and Marla Wormser Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Tommy Jack and Beth Tanner Mr. Joseph D. Urso Oscar and Sandra White Cindy K. Xenick Spicola III Mrs. Judith B. Tawil Mr. Salvatore J. Urso Dr. Paula M. White Stephen and Adrienne Yates Mr. Richard C. Spoto Mr. Austin Taylor Tom and Jean Valenti Steve White Z F D Inc. Shawn P. Sprague Ms. Krista G. Testwuide Tom Valenti Cheryl A. Whiteman Kathleen S. Zamon Charles F. and Jean W. Mrs. Dorothy Pou Van Balen The Robert A. Whitfield Trust Sprietsma Mr. Chester H. Thatcher Jr. Mr. Andrew M. Zentmayer Vargo, LLC Jonathan Wiede Squire Sanders The Active Network Inc. Retired Cmdr. Michael A. Mr. Michael S. Vargo Raymond and Helene Wiede Zidek, USN Jerold R. and Anne S. Stadel Thomas C Roberge & Company Mr. William Vasana Gary and Sharon Zimmerman Miss Maryann Staudinger

2005-06 SWORD & SHIELD CLUB Contributors to the athletic Ms. Carol Byrnes Suncoast Schools F.C.U. Trans-Phos Inc. M. Brent Wertz program of The University Chris and Linda Catanach Mr. Richard C. Swirbul The Tribune Company Mr. Bob Wilson of Tampa are recognized Mr. Frank E. Curley Tampa Eye Clinic Ms. Charleen D. Wyman as members of the Sword SWORD & SHIELD Mr. Thomas Edrington Lee and Valerie Tobin Adam Yalowich $100-$249 and Shield Club. With the Fishhawk Ranch United States Tennis support of these special Homeowners Association Association SWORD & SHIELD Jim and Laura Adams $250-$499 donors, Spartan athletics Gasparilla Distance Classic/ Wal-Mart Foundation Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck Adkins continues to grow and Ms. Susan Harmeling Hindman and Wanda Wall Anonymous-Individual Scott W. Agnew achieve. Joseph and Sue House West Coast Van Rental/Mr. Wendy’s/BBB Service Mr. Brian Anthony Innovative Marketing Robert J. McCarthy Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Becker SWORD & SHIELD Group Inc. The Bank of Tampa Adela Martinez-Bernard $25,000 OR MORE SWORD & SHIELD Jackson Transformer Ron and Paula Bouchard Sandra Perez Bobko BECK Group Company $500-$999 Ron and Carol Brown Peter and Julie Bohnsack The Joy McCann Foundation Ms. Leslie A. Kanter B & B Castaways, LLC Caglianone & Miller, PA Boneshaker’s Therapy Inc. Ms. Sharon K. Predham Mr. Richard Lane Ms. Gail L. Barker Dennis G. Castellano Jr. Bill Boyd Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr. Jeffery Carter SWORD & SHIELD Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Christian Marshall and Claire Bradley Mr. Robert Lee Leffler Mr. and Mrs. John Armon $10,000-$24,999 Charlie Coleman Dr. Leonard L. Britten Rick and Sandy Thomas Mr. Andrew Lewis Ellis Ms. Maureen Ann Daher Chris and Bruce Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise Escot Transportation Inc SWORD & SHIELD Destination Tampa Bay Inc. Mr. Thomas Burgmeier McNichols Company Terry Fluke $5,000-$9,999 Andrew and Angela Dwork Mr. Robert E. Morris Gold Cup Coffee Service Inc. Board of Counselors Mr. Stephen P. Hess CONTINUED ON PAGE 48 The Musante Family Keith A. Graham LaRue Planning & CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Grant Catanach Management Services Gary and Sheila Nash Hooters on Location New York Yankees-Tampa Dr. Linda L. Musante Lester and Yetive Olson Office Mrs. Carol Lane Orthopaedic Association of Pepin Distributing Company/ Pepsi Bottling Group Anthony Maniscalco West Florida Mr. Bill G. Gieseking Ted and Sandra Onis Mims Miss Dawn D. Rawlins Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock SWORD & SHIELD Mr. Tom Mora S&B Wings Inc. $1,000-$4,999 Rough Riders Inc. Rick and Sheri Ogorek Ernest and Connie Felicione Mrs. Kim M. Schwencke Sam and Cookie Bailey Pasco M & A, LLC (deceased) Segundo Todd and Pamela Scudder Mr. W. Kendall Baker Mr. Frederick M. Rothenberg David Thompson Dennis M. and Michele S. Best Western The Westshore Mr. Thomas H. Singletary TIAA-CREF Hotel Sheehan Dr. Timothy L. Snyder Mr. Bill Taylor Ed and Lois Brennan Bill Snyder George E. Sprenkle The Cappy Law Firm, PA Sonshine Drywall & Metal Varsity Insurance Inc. Framing Inc. Daniel and Beth Sweeney

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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S. SWORD & SHIELD Mrs. Laura Hampton Mr. Melvin Ramcheran 2005-06 Mulbarger UP TO $99 SWORD & Nicole L. Hirst Mrs. Susan J. Raper Odiorne Insurance Agency Mrs. Nancy W. Agnew-Weems Joel Damian Hudson Ms. Donna M. Rasmussen SHIELD CLUB Edmund A. Peck John Craig Ainsworth Seth and Amy Huston Ms. Barbara M. Reder CONTINUED Mr. Frank Permuy Jr. Lisa A. Alleson Mr. Mario H. Infante Robert Rippy John E. Crumbley Frank and Cindy Pidala Mr. Daniel J. Alvarez Mrs. Sheila N. Jacobs Mrs. Sandra L. Rippy Carlos Cubas Jr. Cher and Bob Pittenger Mr. David R. Anderson Sr. Mrs. Helen Kane Denise M. Rubio D.J.’s Drywall Inc Mr. James C. Preston Jr. Judith K. Anderson Brian K. Knotts II Mr. Chip Sasser Col. Michael P. Davis Mr. William J. Priff Katharine Weekley Barker Shelby L. Kuni Mr. Robert S. Sheppard Mrs. Leigh Denard Michael and Donna Dr. Wade G. Birch Mr. A.J. Kuntz Mr. Timothy A. Snook Pucilowski Julie and Al DuFaux Mrs. Nichole A. Bostic Mrs. Margaret M. Tom and Bet Snyder Mr. Henry M. Ramseur Mrs. Betty J. Dubry Mrs Vilma E. Bracetti Lacapruccia Charles F. and Jean W. Tammy Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Mr. Steven C. Braddock Mrs. Linda A. Lamberty Sprietsma Ray Reid Soccer School Inc. Erickson Mr. Winfield S. Brickett Jack and Lynn Lamond State Farm Insurance Regan Construction Inc. Ms. Margie L. Evans Mr Keil L. Brinster Land O’Lakes Marine Mrs. Laurel A. Steckel Retail Permit Services Inc. Mrs. Donna Strong Finck Lt. Col. Raphael P. Brown, Mrs. Joan M. Levesque Mr. Rod Steier Ms. Alice M. Fogle Ms. Kelly E. Ritrievi USMC Robert F. Lockwood Jr. Mr. E. Daniel Swanson Joe and Melba Fountain Jr. Richard and Mary Jo Schmidt Lt. Col. Robert Bruns and Tony and Kerry Lott Mr. Robert A. Sylte Jerome and Deborah Fulton Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz Mrs. Lori Bruns Mrs. Isabel G. Maggio Mr. Robert H. Tenenbaum Mrs. Irene J. Garcia William M. and Mary T. Mrs. Gertrude E. Burwell Mr. Mark S. Mahre Mrs. Linda A. Thompson Schmitz Mr. Ronald Giardelli C & C of Tampa Bay Inc. Lena Makurath Mr. Peter J. Tomaino Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Angela Gillissee Chastain Painting Stacey Cassidy-Malloy, Esq. Mr. Mark V. Wakefield II Schnitzer Contractors Mr. Pasquale Gispert Mrs. Carol T. Mancini Ms. Patricia O. Walls Mrs. Ida M. Sheehan Mrs. Miriam W. Clark Dan and Barb Gura Mr. Ray Sinibaldi Mr. Paul S. Marinelli Col. & Mrs. William E. Brent Combs Wetzelberger Mrs. Cheryl Anne Hall Michael and Theresa Smith Norah Marftinez Retired Lt. Cmdr. James Mr. William T. Whitehouse Tony and Elaine Hardin Shawn P. Sprague Conner, USN Russell P. Mike Mrs. Minnie B. Whitlock Mrs. Sandra Rae Hasbrouck Charles and Jean Sprietsma Mr. Kristin K. Cox Mrs. Lynne A. Miller Mr. Theodore B. Williams Alice Thomas Hedrick Mrs. Jo Ann Sullivan Mr. Timothy M. Cregan Mrs. Dianne D. Miner Mr. Erik C. Winkler M.J. Hoke Gil and Cathy Swalls Mr. Ricardo J. DeForest Keith G. Mishler Dr. Jennifer Wortham Vin Hoover Mr. Austin Taylor Jay W. Derwin Lynn Moeder Joe and Donna Woznicki Mrs. Wanda W. Howell Toga Food and Sports Brenda Desmarais Maria A. Mohammed Mr. Charles Yezak Jerry and Pat (deceased) Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo Mrs. Patricia Dixon Marissa Mohammed Jackson Frank Zedar Mrs. Deanna Trippi Mrs. Dorothy Ebersberger Mrs. Luetta A. Moore Dr. Jay Jisha Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman Joe and Julie Urso Mrs. Linda D. Ebersberger Mrs. Dorothy J. Morgan Mr. Robert M. Johnston Dr. Eric and Denise Vlahov Mr. Al Evans Mr. Ross D. Myers SWORD AND KPNJ Marketing Inc. Vikki T. Wall Mr. Stuart W. Evans Mr and Mrs John O’Hara SHIELD ENDOWED Patricia A. Kane SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. Allen E. Watson Vincent and Lyn Falcone Joe and Mary Obusek Ms. Therese M. Kominski Steven Weichselbaum West Doug Forster Mr. Thomas W. Odiorne Sam Bailey Endowed Athletic Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lovallo Scholarship William H. Cross & Company, Ms. Irene T. Fotis Mr. Todd Panah Steve and Rose-Marie CPAs Mr. A. Michael Perotti Sam Ellison/BECK Endowed Magriby Mrs. Ann M. Fox Scholarship for Athletics Mr Billye Williams Mrs. Laurel J. Pittman Mannix Motors Miss Lauren H. Geller Borrell Family Endowed Mrs. Shannon D. Williams Mr. Albert Garrett Pless Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Mr. Octavio Gomez Scholarship for Athletics Belinda West Womack Mrs. Rosann Pollock Bill and Martha Minahan Ramsay and Patricia Grice Tom Fitzgerald Endowed Soccer Scholarship Mrs Patricia Mohammed Mrs. Lanell E. Griffin

2005-06 FACULTY AND STAFF DONORS Anonymous Robert and Lorri Bruns Gordon and Sylvia Couturier Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jeni M Halpain Mr. Travis L. Abercrombie Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust Dorothy Cowden Fentriss Jay Hardwick Mr. Jon E. Albrecht Linda Bryskiewicz Kim Curry Dr. James M. Fesmire Carol Harlow Donna R. Alexander Mrs. Gail Burch Mr. George DaPonte David and Joyce Ford Dr. Roxanne Hauber Phyllis Alexandroff Ms. Lydia E. Burguet Juliet Davis Mr. Robert E. Forschner Dr. Judy Hayden Dr. Judith Anderson Stephen and Mary Burroughs Gil DeMeza Mrs. Luella F. Franqui Thomas J. and Louisa I. Dr. Gregg Bachman Mr. Adrian B. Bush Dave and Linda Devine Bruce K. Friesen Hegarty Eric Ballard Mrs. Andrea Calow Mr. Paul Dixon and Lt. Col. Paula Fry Steve T. Hekkanen Mrs. Wing Barfoot Christopher and Julie Deirdre Dixon Tracy Edwards Frye Steven A. Hendrix Ms. Ellyn Bender Capsambelis Grant Donaldson Michael W. Fuiks III Ms. Beverly D. Hicks Dr. Lori Benson Chris and Linda Catanach Julie and Al DuFaux Mr. Jerome Fulton Dr. Lola Hidalgo-Calle Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger Wanda V. Chaves Santiago Echeverry Dr. Brian L. Garman Mrs. Charissa Hobbs Lisa Bostick Dr. Mary Clancy Mrs. Judith Edberg Thomas R. Giddens Dr. Leon Hoke Jr. Mr. Robert Bovarnick Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Dr. Cheri Etling Dr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gillen Chuck and Barbara A. Cloutier Holmes Mrs. Heather Brabham Donna Eubanks Mrs. Deanne L. Godin Suzanne Edgett Collins Mrs. Stephanie Russell Holz Mr. Winfield S. Brickett Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell Miss Brittany N. Gonzales Marlyn Cook Thomas and Sheila Hood Dr. Susan F. Brinkley Dr. and Mrs. Martin Favata Mrs. Carmen R. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Dr. Peggy Huey Ms Lisa R. Brock Mr. Thomas E. Feaster Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Coughenour Groller Jr. Dolores Hull Jennifer Brucker Pat Fenda Marcy L. Courier Dan and Barb Gura Mrs. Patricia A. Hunt

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Rebecca Ingalls Steve and Rose-Marie Magriby Ms. Anna M. Passantino Gladys Santiago Dr. Emilio Toro Dr. David Clark Isele Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise George and Barbara M. Ms. Nancy A. Saucedo Mrs. Kallynn Lane Trowell Joel Jankowski Mr. Donald Todd Marrs Pennington Mrs. Edesa Scarborough Dr. Michael Truscott Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Jeffries Mr. Donald. H. Marsian Mrs. Teresa M Pergola Sharon P.C. Schaefer Mr. Joseph D. Urso Dr. Jay Jisha Charles Edward Mascenik Mickey and Judy Perlow Ms. Jenna W. Schebell Rosario and Connie Urso Mr. Robert M. Johnston Dr. Norma Matassini Mr. Gene E. Pike Dr. Mary Jane Schenck Dr. Kathryn VanSpanckeren Aida Kadic-Galeb Dr. Richard Mathews Dr. and Mrs. Richard Piper Richard Schmidt Ronald L. and Martha A. Ms. Leslie A. Kanter Dr. Erika Matulich Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger Ms. Krystal R. Schofield Vaughn Jean M. Keelan Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ms. Laura D. Plumb Joseph Sclafani Dr. Eric Vlahov Mr. Donald W. Kelly McCann III Marc and Donna Popovich Monica M. Sheridan Michael K. Voris Timothy W. Kennedy Miss Keven E. McGinn Mrs. Tracey J. Potter Dr. Britt Shirley Mr. Hindman P. Wall Dr. Robert J. Kerstein Dr. William McReynolds Mary B. Prescott Dr. Helene Silverman Dr. Judith Washburn Ms. Cathy R. Kessenich Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Dr. Wayne Price Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Leroy Dr. Mary Anne Watson Jack and Kathleen King Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Miller Dr. Fred Punzo Smith Mr. Terry R. Watson Jeff Klepfer James and Sally Moorehead Dr. Mark Putnam Mrs. Beverly A. Snelling Mrs. Jeanette A. Weiss Mr. James D. Krause Kimberly S. Morris Drs. Philip and Joann Quinn Mr. Tom Snyder Mr. Michael E. Wells Steve Kucera Michael Munger Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rhey Dr. Andrew J. Solomon Dianne HB Welsh Dr. Anthony P. LaRose Dr. Linda L. Musante Stanley A. Rice Michael Staczar Mrs. Brenda K. Wendel Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Laurino Donna M. Napoli Ms. Kelly E. Ritrievi Mr. James Stefan Mary Margaret Huston Wertz Ms. Janice Law Fernando A. Nolasco and Ms. Linda A. Rodriguez Mr. Douglas J. Sutherland Mrs. Brenda L. Williams Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco Jane Lawler Mr. Curtis R. Rogers Brian Sutton Dr. Elizabeth Winston Mrs. Courtney O’Neil Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr. Sonia Romero Mr. Gil Swalls Dr. Norma Winston Dr. Kathleen G. Ochshorn Dr. James Lee Mrs. Jean A. Ronso Kevin W. Sweeney Mark Wolfe Rick and Sheri Ogorek Susan Taylor Lennon Mr. Dean A. Rooney Dr. Susan Mary Taylor Dr. Barbara Wooldridge Mrs. Ginny L. Olson Mrs. Connie J. Leow Dr. Nancy C. Ross Robert and Elsa (deceased) Jimmy D. Workman Jr. Mr. Elmer W. and Dr. Karin E. Lezlie L. Rovnanik Terri Dr. Jennifer Wortham Mr. Edgel C. Lester and Dr. Otto Deborah M. Lester Jack and Anne Rowland Ella L. Thomas Mr. Charles Yezak Scott and Carol Paine Mrs. Gina L. Lineberger Denise M. Rubio Mr. Todd K. Thomas Drs. Carl L. and Paula S. Dr. Raymond Papp Dr. Clayton S. Long Bob Ruday Dr. Al Tillson Zielonka Ms. Francine M. Pasetti Mr. Douglas MacCullough Dr. Hemant Rustogi Charlene Tobie Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman

2005-06 GIFTS ($1-$99) Anonymous Andrew and Virginia Ms. Ellyn Bender Ms. Kymberly L. Bohart Mr. Fredric Britt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aarts Armstrong Stephen and Ronnie (Honig) Mr. Ralph F. Bohlke Ms. Lisa R. Brock Robert and Karen Abberger Jack A. Arnold Bendernagel Joseph F. Bohren Lee Brock Mr. Charles S. Abell Krista Ashe Mr. and Mrs. Elwood A. Robert and Mary Bondi Dr. Harriet A. Brodsky Benner Annika Abrahamsson Mr. Robert H. Ashmead Mr. Michael H. Booth Joseph J. Bronte Dr. Lori Benson Tom and Bunny Ackerly Timothy Auperin Charles Boover Mrs. Patricia Batts Brorein Sharon Benson Sue Tennant Ackert Mr. Charles P. Austin Lorna A. Borghese Lt. Col. Raphael P. Brown, Ms. Eleanor M. Berberich Joseph R. Adams Sr. John Back Mrs. Sylvia Boronell USMC Martha Berdeal Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. Philip J. Bacon Barbara Bosco Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown Vivian Law Berdy Adams Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Nichole A. Bostic Mr. David R. Bruss Bainbridge Terri Arthur Berger Ade T. Adebisi James Daniel Botkins Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust Ernesto and Judith Baizan Ruth Harmon Bergstrom Advising Office-UT Mr Marc A. Boults Alyson (Ravitz) Bruzas Joseph Baker Ms. Aida I. Bermudez Mrs. Nancy W. Agnew-Weems Mr. Robert Bovarnick Harriette Bryan Kelly Balaco Mrs. Deborah L. Bernhard Peter Albano Charles E. Bowers Linda Bryskiewicz Mr. Patricia A. Bales Mr. Gary M. Berthelson Norma Jean Alcalde Mr. John M. Bowler Mr. Daniel J. Buchholtz Eric Ballard Mr. James Bessette Patricia Alchediak, Ph.D. Ms. Laura L. Boyd Robert H. Buckley Philip R. Balser Jr. Dorothy M. Bibb Homer M. Alderman Jr. Madelyn G. Boyd Mr. Michael S. Buday Dr. Tosha Barclay Mr. John E. Biggs IV Phyllis Alexandroff Mr. and Mrs. John Brabham Mercedes D. Bujans Wing Barfoot Suzanne M. Bilicska Ms. Leontyne L. Locke Mrs Vilma E. Bracetti Carolyn Bullard Katharine Weekley Barker Dr. Wade G. Birch Mr. J. L. Allen Mr. Steven C. Braddock Dolores Coleman Burghdorf Dianne R. Barns Becky S. Bird James W. Allen Ms. Tracey B. Bradford Retired Lt. Col. Richard D. Thomas E. and Susanne CONTINUED ON PAGE 50 Lisa A. Alleson Mrs. Muriel Cox Bradley Barnett, USA Birmingham Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Almand Mr. Guy D. Bradstock Ramona Lopez Barringer Mr. Thomas E. Bissonnette Mr. Mark Alswanger Philip C. Bragg Mrs. Katherine J. Bartalino Robert C. Bixby Mrs. Karen L. Altemose, RN Ruth C. Bragg Richard H. Bartlett Bernice H. Black Mr. Daniel J. Alvarez Joel Philip Braverman William Baur Mr. George L. Blanco Anna Kristine Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mr. David R. Anderson Sr. Allison Becker Mr. Jack Bless Brenneman Judith K. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger Jacqueline Cooper Brethen Becker Jr. Zeynep Angin Mr. B. Wallace Blount Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Joel M. Belinc Argy Anthony Danette and Charles Bodine Brewer Carmen Bell Mr. Robert J. Apple Clayton A. Bodine Mr. Winfield S. Brickett Mr. Christian P. Bellingrath Mrs. Mary Ficcio Arce Thomas Boehringer Dr. Susan F. Brinkley Mr. Douglas Bender Mr. and Ms. Steve Archer Ms. Patricia P. Bohannan Mr Keil L. Brinster

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Chastain Painting Contractors Miss Elisabeth M. Daniel Darren J. Elkind Bruce K. Friesen Catherine Chastain-Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Daniel Ellis Mr and Mrs J.R. Frush Jan E. Chatmas Daniele Mrs. Nancy Jean Ellis Paula Fry Wanda V. Chaves Joseph and Sally Daniels Dr. Colleen Ellis-Syron Mr. Christopher W. Frye Ms. Dorothy P. Cheatham Sally Ann Daniels Ms. Audrey Douglas Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Christine S. Check Marc and Katrina Danon Debra J. Elstad Frye Jr. Mr. Randal S. Chip Nicholas Davi Lisa Endick Mrs. Catherine G. Fuhrman C. Andrew Christensen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davidson Ileana Couret Endom Michael W. Fuiks III Cass W. Christenson Michael J. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engel Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fussell Mr. Peter A. Cicco Gene C. Davis Robert Eppenstein Jim Gaines Mrs. Michele L. Cimino Hewey M. Davis Carol Ann Eschelman Lyell and Anne Galbraith Ronald L. Cinnamon Karen Davis Maureen R. Esposito Mr. Michael W. Gall Dale Ganley Clabaugh Ms. Lasheantea T. Davis Mr. Anthony J. Ettaro Sr. Miss Megan E. Gallagher 2005-06 Dr. Mary Clancy James De Angelo Donna Eubanks Mike and Dawn Galuska Mrs. Miriam W. Clark Judy A. De Leon Robert Evanko Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. GIFTS ($1-$99) Galvez CONTINUED Jeanne E. Clayton Mr. Ricardo J. DeForest Mr. Al Evans Maria Garay Gregory A. and Mary Leone Mrs. Ann DeLaCruz-Rodkey Mr. Stuart W. Evans Ms. Lydia E. Burguet Gonzalo C. Garcia Cleotelis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wayne Bob Everson Mr. Paul W. Burlingame Jr. DeNatale MAJ Roger A. Herres Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Charles and Diane Fabyanski Rose Alyssa Burns Cloutier Carmen DePaula Brian Garman and Suzanne Mr. Steven H. Fadler Elizabeth Erwin Burnside Kyra Lynn Cockrum Bessie Juanita Dean Hiebert Alphonse N. Falco Jr. Robert Samuel and Georgia Ms. Nancy Jane Cohen Marlene Deaton Mrs. Joanne C. Garmendia L. Burress James A. and Jeanette A. Bob Garner Donna DeRango Colby Angela Delgatto Falcon Stephen and Mary Burroughs Mr. Neale V. G. Turgeon Joan T. Coleman Mr. Michael V. DellaPenna Vincent and Lyn Falcone Mrs. Gertrude E. Burwell Mr. James M. Collins IV Delta Kappa Gamma Society Marc and Pamela (Tobin) Ms. Kelly Falconer-Miller Garron William S. Bush Robert and Martha Ree Edward L. Dement Famous Tate Electric Stephen and Lynda Garton Buyers Resource of Collins Christopher S. Denton Company Gasparilla Island Inc. Mr. Thomas E. Gay Jr. Brent Combs Deborah A. Denton Miss Marygrace Farina C & C of Tampa Bay Inc. Theresa Rae Gay Carol A. Comer Jay W. Derwin Michael Faxas Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino Miss Lauren H. Geller Syd and Mary Comer Brenda Desmarais Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fein Cabaccang Richard S. Geller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Compton Dawn DiGregorio James P. and Melody (Brown) Mary (Licalsi) Cagnina General Re Corporation Andy Conda Deborah A. DiScala Feist Gretchen Cahaly Mr. Rupert H. George Mrs. Julaine Condon Maria B. Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feldman Cathy and Joseph Callahan V. Oliva Georgius Retired Lt. Cmdr. James Joseph J. Dibari Pat Fenda Mrs. Andrea Calow Conner, USN Vincent and Linda Giampa Richard Fernando Diez Ms. Karen Fenton Ms. Leisa A. Campbell Marilyn Allen Conner Michael and Wendy Gilbert Mr. Michael W. Dill Charles A. Ferguson Roger S. Campeau James Conricote Felicia S. (Diaz) Gillette Daniel Dinzik Jr. E. Anne Ferguson Ms. Giovanna Jennie Campisi Mrs. Jan L. Cook Mrs. Antoinette M. Giovinco Mrs. Patricia Dixon Frank and Gloria Ferlita MAJ Eliseo Cantu Jr. John and Madolyn Cook Ms. Angela M. Girone Mr. Richard J. Doherty Doris Fernandez Mrs. Ruth C. Caperna Dr. Robert J. Cook, Ph.D. Don V. Giunta Albert and Debra Donahey Mrs. Emily A. Fernandez Mr. Mark J. Caporin Mr. Allen J. Cooke Joyce Wamble Glauser C Ray Dorsey III Irene P. Fernandez Marian Cara John R. Cooke Cecilia M. Glover Mr. Edward M. Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Beverly Caravella Mr. Matthew B. Cooksey Feurtado William W. Godfrey Jr. Chuck and Patricia Carden Mr. Brian M. and Mrs. Colette Andrew C. and Nadine Cooper Doyle Bill Finnerty Mrs. Deanne L. Godin Adalberto Cardoso Mr. L. Ward Cooper Miss Jessica L. Drees Robert L. Fish Miss Barbara K. Goetting Dr. Anthony Cardoso Travis D. Corson Leroy Drew Charles and Renee Fisher Susann M. Golby Mrs. Christina H. Carey Erin M. Cothran Mark L. Dubin Lawrence and Sarah Joshua M. Goldstein Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Fitzgerald Mr. William J. Counihan III Jennifer Duda Mr. Blair L. Goltra Sr. Carleton Mr. Richard J. Fitzpatrick Gordon and Sylvia Couturier Ms. Betty M. Dumas Joseph Gomez Miss Stephanie D. Caron Louis E. Flack Mr. Kristin K. Cox Kenneth P. Dumas Mr. Octavio Gomez Roy and Deloris Patrick Carter Michael R. Floegel Frank and JoAnn Crawford Angela Durkee Mrs. Carmen R. Gonzalez Mr. Walter B. Carter Mike Flood Mr. Timothy M. Cregan David Earle Dutch ’66 Mary F. Gonzalez Robert and Ann Marie Carroll E. Fogal Cascella Retired Lt. Col. Marcus B. Danielle J. Duval Ms. Carla Gopher Crisman, USAF Janie L. Fogg Linda Cassella Anthony G. Dyer Peter and Gewevieve Gordon Mrs. Marietta B. Crosby Mr. Philip R. Fogle Miss Dina L. Castellano Frank J. Dykeman Ed and Barbara Gormley Mrs. Dana L. Crosby-Collier Ms. Deborah Folino Ross Castillo Odessa D. Eagan Mr. Hugh W. Gott Abraham L. Cross Doug Forster Dr. Michael Catanese Wesley G. Earl Ronald M. and Deborah Govin H. L. Crowder Ms. Irene T. Fotis Daniel P. Caughey Mary Sheridan Easton Andrea Graham Donald and Elaine Crowley Theodore N. Fotopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mrs. Dorothy Ebersberger Mr. Edward A. Graham Mrs. Pauline B. Crumpton Mrs. Ann M. Fox Cavaluchi Sr. Mrs. Linda D. Ebersberger Mr. Jeffrey J. Grande Andrew Cunningham Michael Fox Albert Cazin Ernest Eckler Mrs. Kelly (Crawford) Grande Carol Curry Ms. Sharon L. Fox Ron and Babs Cento Russ Edge Charlotte H. Grant Kim Curry Larry Frackman Miss Debra L. Chadwick Julia Bodmer Candace Gray Mr. T. Scott Cushing, CPA John Franks Mr. Tony V Chadwick Kathleen Mary Egan Karol K. Gray Fredrick William Cwynar Mrs. Luella F. Franqui Dr. Jeffrey G. Chaffin Mr. James M. Eikeland Donna A. (Buchanan) Green Mrs. Sylvia Davis D’Aloia Conrad N. Frassa Sherrie Chambers Cassuis M. Eiseman Mr. Eric K. Green Martha D’Iorio Ms. Jan B. Freed Mary Esther Champion Joan Elder Dr. Roger Green Mr. George DaPonte Kelly Besch Friedman Amy Greenberg

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Miss Sarah E. Greenhawt Seth and Amy Huston Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein Mr. Stewart Lippe Mark and Suzy McLain Dara Greenhouse Mrs. Deanna L. Hutchins Ralph D. Klein Mary E. Liro Eleanor (Buzzett) McLennan Ramsay and Patricia Grice Mr. Ryan R. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Frederick G. Little Dr. William McReynolds Mrs. Lanell E. Griffin Mrs. Christy L. Hutchison Kluberdanz Robert F. Lockwood Jr. Maurine Robles McTyre Ms. Donna Walters Guemmer Mr. Robert D. Hutchison Jr. Mr. Radek Knesl Dr. Clayton S. Long Bill and Ann Mears Mrs. Eleanor C. Guetzloe Geraldine Law Hynes Lisa (Hane) Knight Donna J. Long Jerome M. Meguiar Leah Hunter Hackney Mary Iannone Brian K. Knotts II S. Hansen Long Frank P. Mehok Jr. Mr. Marwan H. Haddad Mr. Mario H. Infante Robin M. Kohn Loren T. Longman John and Carole Mercer Miss Shauna T. Hagan Rebecca Ingalls Joann Sirota Kole Miss Debra Jean Longobardi Ms. Lynne E. Merriam Gary L. Hainz Patrick and Hope Ingle David and Natalie Koletic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopez Mrs. Paula M. Mesa Charles W. and Sandra J.P. Morgan Chase Mr. Evan G. Koorse Dwight L. Lorenz Phyllis R. Metzger Haldane Foundation Mr. Anthony Kopecky Tony and Kerry Lott Danielle Meyerowitz Kevin C. Hall Mrs. Janet K. Jackson John Kornrumpf Mrs. Carolyn D. Wiley Ms. Michele E. Michaels Joel W. Hamburger Louise D. Jackson Marty and Carol Kosobucki Louden, RN Morris and Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Hamel Mrs. Sheila N. Jacobs Mr. William A. Krusen Sr. Robert L. Lovelace Michaels Mrs. Laura Hampton WK “Jay” Jamison Andrea Petrach Krysienski Evelyn E. Lovett Mrs. Helen Bailey Michaelson Mary Virginia Handley Joel Jankowski Renz J. Kuipers Betty V. Lunsford Mr. H. Joseph Middendorf Retired Capt. Clyde H. Stephen and Sherry Jaquay Shelby L. Kuni Joaquin Luque A. Douglas Middlebrook Jr. Hardee, USAF Susan M. Jarrett Mr. A.J. Kuntz Ms. Christine B. Lutocka Rosemarie Rogers Middleton Jay Hardwick Mary Scanio Jasinski Deborah Kurelik Sharon Jann Lynch Russell P. Mike Adele Adams Harris Anita Jaskiel Mark and Jacqueline Michael A. MacDonald Beverly A. Mikolash Jason Harris and Maria Mr. and Mrs. George Jaskiel LaTorella Joe Macel Stephen C. Miles Okuniewski Jane M. Jennings Mrs. Margaret M. Mrs. Isabel G. Maggio Mike Miley Jesse F. Harry Lacapruccia Miss Juleen A. Jennings Mrs. Yolanda Correa Abner Miller Mrs. Andrea V. Hart Benjamin H. Lacy Jank and Ellie Jesmer Maguregui Ethlyn Coggin Miller Hartford Insurance Group Mike and Suzanne Lacy Ben Johnson Mr. Mark S. Mahre John F. Miller John D. Hassett Mrs. Nora Lamb Joy K. Johnson Lena Makurath Mrs. Lynne A. Miller Jeffrey T. Hause Mrs. Linda A. Lamberty Mr. Milton E. Johnson Jr. Stacey Cassidy-Malloy, Esq. Nicole L. Miller Paul H. Hauser Jack and Lynn Lamond Floyd and Irene Johnston Mabel Aughinbaugh Mr. Paul R. Miller Julie Cannella Hawks Land O’Lakes Marine Malsbary Irene P. (Durrance) Johnston Mrs. Priscilla W. Miller Mr. Harold N. Haynes Mary E. Landsberger Mrs. Carol T. Mancini Virginia Diane Johnston Mr. Robert W. Miller Susan Thompson Headley Pamela Shaffer Lanning Sharan Beckman Mandell Bill and Betty Jones Tracy Loomis-Miller John T. Heath Jr. Mark F. Lapp Dr. Patricia Cripe Manning Charles B. Jones Retired Lt. Col. William S. Phyllis and Walter C. Heinrich Mr. Scott A. Laramy Sarah A. Mantooth Mrs. Elizabeth S. Jones Milliken Steven A. Hendrix Ms. Celia B. Larimore Rick L. Manzanares Merrith Jones Mrs. Dianne D. Miner John A. Hendry, DDS Mr. John P. Larkin Garrett and Carol Helen M. Minici Miss Nora V. Jones Marcinkowski Jean F. Henehan Robert E. Larmon Andrew M. Mirabole Ricky and Alice Keck Jerry Margolis Dennis E. Henry Willodean Laseter Esra Z. Mirze Mrs. Barbara Joustra Mr. Paul S. Marinelli Randy Hess Mr. Samuel Lasky Keith G. Mishler Aida Kadic-Galeb Paul Marino Miria L. Hester Anthony P. Laviano Mrs. Nancy Moctezuma Mrs. Helen Kane Mr. Donald Todd Marrs John Kevin Hickinbotham Ms. Janice Law Lynne A. Moeder Robert H. Kasriel Mr. Edward R. Martel Ms. Beverly D. Hicks Sharon Ann Law Maria A. Mohammed Ricki Rosenthal Kasse Amy Martin Cynthia R. Hicks Jane Lawler Marissa Mohammed Robert A. Kastenbaum Augie and Maril Martinez Doug and Mary Hiers Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Molloy Maureen Kearney Le Marquand Mrs. Delia Martinez Michael and Kim Hightower Andrea Zambito Molony Catherine Keene Dorothy A. LeBlanc Frank R. and Lucille Martinez Ms. Valerie Hingson Jorge Montequin Mr. Clifford John Keim Mr. Earnest R. Ledford Augie and Maril Martinez Nicole L. Hirst Barbara M. Moore Robert D. Keller, Ph.D. Dr. James Lee Minerva Marinez Mrs. Charissa Hobbs Mrs. Luetta A. Moore Miss Charlotte M. Kelley Richard H. Lee Jr. Wayne N. and Betty S. Marx Dr. Leon Hoke Jr. Bette Denenberg Morchower Mr. Donald W. Kelly Sylvia G. Leffler Katherine I. Mason Tony and Rebecca (Limmel) Francisco A. Moreno Holcomb Gail M. Kelly Jennifer Leibe Richard R. Massey Norma Blancato Mr. Thomas E. Kelly Mr. Russell C. Leibe Laurance and Dale Mathe CONTINUED ON PAGE 52 Hollingsworth Ms. Dawn L. Kelly-Wall Mrs. Geraldine M. Lemen Drs. Lee H. and Janet R. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holmberg Matthew and Christine Susan Taylor Lennon Matthews Kendrick Holly Taylor Holowach Thomas A. Leonard Robert McArthur Miss Jeanette M. Kenfield Mrs. Stephanie Russell Holz Mrs. Connie J. Leow Jamie M. McCoy Robin Kennedy Mr. Thomas E. Hoover Jill M. Lerman Lu C. McCray David Kerr Hopco Food Service Inc. Larry Letourneau Thomas H. and Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kerr McDonald Mr. Paul T. Horgan Mrs. Joan M. Levesque Mrs. Leterica Kickliter Ms. Donna L. McFarland Robert J. Hozyash Jane A. Levine Michael Kiely John McGee Joel Damian Hudson Stephen P. and Miriam Levy John and Delle Kiesling Miss Keven E. McGinn Kirsten Huebsch Marilyn Lewis, RN Kevin Hughes William R. and Lourdes Shel McGuire Martin Kilbourn Mr. Bernard H. Lieving Jr. Mr. William Warren Miss Alison McHugh Ms. Donna L. King, ARNP C Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kenneth Hughes Sr. Lightfoot Mr. James P. McInturff Nancy J. King William G. Hungiville III Marc H. Linchuck Mr. Thomas A. McKenna Barbara Wolf Kinsey Mrs. Patricia A. Hunt CPT Gregory Lindsey Donald W. McKenzie Bruce and Winsome Klay Christina M. Hurley Mrs. Gina L. Lineberger Mr. William R. McKibben Jr.

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Robert F. Olinits Luciano Prida Mr. John W. Roy Retired Col. James V. Slagle, 2005-06 USA GIFTS ($1-$99) Carolyn White Olivero John and Sonia Primm Mr. Randall A. Roys Mrs. Ginny L. Olson Progress Energy Matching Mr. Darren A. Rubin Mrs. Mary A. Slater CONTINUED The Omnia Group Inc. Gift Denise M. Rubio Richard and Peg Slye Mrs. Dorothy J. Morgan Online Resources Don and Peggy Prosser Megan B. (Bohmbach) Ruble Linda Smeraldi-Lopez Louis and Carole Morizzo Corporation Mr. Philip Provenzano Robert Russell Bethany Smith Dorothy Morris Mark and Lydia Ophaug Mr. Tony B. Provenzano James and Shirley Russo Mr. Donald H. Smith George and Brenda Mueller Mrs. Michelle M. Orama Paul J. Pucino Mrs. Naomi Ryan Elizabeth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. James P. Osman David and Tina Pyatt Jacqueline K. Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Leroy Mullen Jr. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ostroy Mr. and Mrs. George K. Pytlik Mr. Frank R. Sabella Stephen Mulligan Jayne Anderson Smith Gene Ouellette Peter and Susan Karen Thomas Salemme Michael Munger Quackenbush Juanita A. Smith Amegda Jack Overman Mr. Mario Sanchez Jr. Lawrence and Diane Munini Martyn L. Quinn Mrs. Mary Lands Smith Nick and Linda Palazzo Jr. Mr. Roger L. Sanford Clarence L. Murphy Belinda V. Quinones Thomas G. Smith Kathryn Palermo Antonio D. Santos Mr. Edward J. Murphy III Anne Bishop Rachel Val Smith Mr. Todd Panah Mr. Chip Sasser Gary R. Murphy ’72 Mrs. Kim Radatz William C. Smith Tina R. Paone Richard A. Sauer Mr. John D. Murphy Jr. Mr. Mark R. Rader Mr. Richard Smyth Janice L. Paradise Ms. Sonia Savage Mr. Craig N. Murray Mr. Melvin Ramcheran Mrs. Beverly A. Snelling Mr. and Mrs. F. Tirrill Mr. Anthony Savino Jr. Ms. Cheryl G. Muse Parker Jr. Cookie and Hope Ramos Mr. Timothy A. Snook Mr. Henry B. Sayler Kenneth G. and Joann Mutti Mr. Larry L. Parker Jill Randall-Swartz Mr. Tom Snyder Mrs. Edesa Scarborough Dan and Lynn Carn Myers Emily Knecht Parmer Mr. James R. Rankin Jr. Dr. Andrew J. Solomon Jason C. Scarlata Mr. Ross D. Myers Jeff and Sandra Parshall Mrs. Susan J. Raper Jamaal M. Solomon Mr. James K Schaefer Charles and Mary Nabors Gina Pask Lisa M. Raponi Miss Edie L. Somerville Ms. Stephanie Schaff Adrienne Menendez Napoli Ms. Anna M. Passantino Ms. Donna M. Rasmussen Mike and Karen Soros Gerald and Martha Schaffer Donna M. Napoli Col. and Mrs. James T. Merry D. Rayl Diane Sorvillo Miss Elise D. Schallert Kelly A. Neff Pate Jr. Raytheon Company Mrs. Anne D. Soule Ms. Jenna W. Schebell Maxine E. Nelson Harold and Teresa Patino Assad A. Raza Barbara A. Sowder Dr. Mary Jane Schenck Rebecca J. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Elman C. Payne Miss Carlin O. Reagan G. John and Mary Sowyrda Jill Schillinger R.J. and Jane Nepveux Mr. Max D. Payne Walter and Jan Reagin Mr. John Spasiano Ms. Krystal R. Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Stanford J. Tom and Delores Pearson Dennis G. Rears Mrs. Virginia S. Spayd Mrs. Lucille F. Schoonmaker Newman Pamela Pearson Ms. Barbara M. Reder Mr. Ira Spear Mr. Gregg M. Schoppman Mr. and Mrs. Le Nguyen Retired Lt. Col. Robert F. Stephaine Reilly Mrs. Joyce Spicola Pearson Joseph Schreiber Retired Lt. Col. Nick Nichols Harry Retjos Scott Spiegelhalter Kathleen Peck Mrs. Dorothy L. Schroeder Leslie Carlisle Nichols Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rhey Mr. Gary L. Spinelli C. Robert Peery Kurt R. Schuldes Jacqueline Niekamp Mr. John J Ricca Mrs. Mary Cacciatore Spoto Arthur D. Peffer III James and Deborah Schule Daniel Nilson Stanley A. Rice Mr. John D. St. Louis Tim J. Pelot Priscilla R. Schultz Jolene M. Nixon David W. Richards Michael Staczar Juan and Jean Pena Mrs. Annette Bayliss Schwab Fernando A. Nolasco and Dawn Richards Felton Terrance and Sherril (Zucker) Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco Mr. Frederick M. Peng Ron Schwachenwald Carmen Richardson Stahl Mr. Gregory K. Nordheim Mrs. Teresa M Pergola John M. Sciacca Mr. Clifford Rieser Angelo and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mickey and Judy Perlow Danielle J. Scibetta Stamoulis Katherine V. Riley Nousiainen Mr. A. Michael Perotti Catharine T. Scott Leonard Stancombe Phyllis M. Rimes Andrew M. O’Connor Mr. Michael D. Perry Rebecca G. Hardy Scott Cathy Wells Stanford James and Anne Riordan Adrienne Carlyon Noretta E. Perry Ms. Susan L Scott Mrs. Diana Ray Stanley O’Donoghue Mrs. Sandra L. Rippy Barbara L. Cross Petry Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Mr. Gerald H. Stanley Jr. Mrs. Anne E. McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rivera Lynda Pettit Seamands State Farm Insurance O’Grady Brenda Robertson Pfizer Foundation Mr. John A. Selembo Scott and Carol Dawson/ Mr and Mrs John O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Eleanor Hayes Phillips MAJ Donald K. Sellers State Farm Insurance Mrs. Courtney O’Neil Robertson Companies Jaime L. Pino Bob and Doris Sempert Sylvia (Penzato) O’Neill Clarence Rocka Jr. Mr. Gerald H. Stead, Esq. Mrs. Laurel J. Pittman Dennis and Sharon Eleanor Leonard Oakes Retired Lt. Col. Richard F. Sercombe Mrs. Laurel A. Steckel Mrs. Patricia A. Pladdys Rockwell, USA Joe and Mary Obusek Mr. Matthew M. Shanahan Mr. Rod Steier Inga Plesnarski Trudy and Dick Rodean Daniel and Martha Oddo Jay and Eileen Shattuck Erline Gladstone Steinberg Mr. Albert Garrett Pless Gil Rodriguez Mr. Thomas W. Odiorne Lucy Shaw Judge and Mrs. Ralph Clark Plucinski Melissa Rodriguez Theresa Dike Okpani Mae Ellen Shea Steinberg Mr. Michael Plumtree Sheila A. Rodriguez Joann E. Shepard Mr. Joel W. Stephens Mrs. Rosann Pollock Evelyn R. Rogers Mr. Robert S. Sheppard Mrs. Marie Frances Stevens Bill Pond Ms. Leslie D. Rogers Michael F. Sherlock Nicole Stevens Stephen and Penny Porteus Eric J. Romanino John and Suzanne Shevenell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Joseph and Michelle Potuzak Mr. Joseph A. Romeo Stewart Mrs. Dayna J. Hadfield Shock Ms. Barbara Kay Powell Mr. Dean A. Rooney Edith Stewart Amy Salomon Dr. Terra Pressler Dr. Allen W. and Mrs. Janet Teresa Underhill Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Arni Sigurdsson Edward and Katherine G. Root Leverett and Kathy Stone Mr. John C. Silva Presson Ms. Betty J. Rosales Mr. Michael F. Stone Brian and Erin Simmons Natalie Preston Rose R. Rosanelli, DDS Wayne Story Mrs. Erin M. Simmons Mrs. Sharon Prevatt Jennifer E. Rosell Jane Stowers Kyle Siptroth Arnold H. Price Barbara B. Ross Joan Strauman Loryce Sivertson Howard Price Lezlie L. Rovnanik Jarret M. Strawn Mr. John C. Skinner Patrick L. Price Jack and Anne Rowland Mrs. Janice F. Streb, CPA

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Jill B. Studstill Tampa Bay Imaging Dr. Al Tillson Will and Carole Valdespino Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sumner Tampa Soccer School Inc. Time Warner Foundation Inc. Mr. Peter J. Valentine Miss Sherry L. Swan Josephine Tanner Mr. Peter J. Tomaino Albert and Margaret Van Mr. E. Daniel Swanson Robert C. Tanner Kim (Nordt) Tompuri Dusen Keith and Linda Swanson Vincent L. Tata Stephanie Toro Brett and Melissa Van Hoose Stan Swanson LTC Emmett L. Taylor Retired Mr. and Mrs. Nick Trankito Mr. Edward R. Van Horn Daniel and Beth Sweeney Mr. J. G. Tracy Taylor Jr. Angele D’Amico Trimble Mr. Francis G. Varallo Ms. JoAnne E. Sweeney Phyllis M. Tellor Mr. Stephen J. Trotta Nicio Vega Jr. Miss Kerrie Anne Sweeney Mr. Robert H. Tenenbaum Dan and Shirley Trzaska Francisco Velez Jr. Dennis and Joyce Swegle Mr. Gary M. Terrell Maxine Tucker Jean Venturino Mrs. Sydney Schwartz The UPS Store/Thomas and Wayne Tucker Mr. David Villarroel Paul and Christine Sykes Holly Malouf Deborah L. Askew Tungate Rolando Villegas Mr. Robert A. Sylte Mr. Todd K. Thomas Karen Turner Debbie Viveiros Patrick Syron and Colleen Mary Thomas Mrs. Martha H. Turner Mr. James P. Vlahakis Ellis Mrs. Linda A. Thompson Carl G. Unlaub Vanessa Voehl Johnson Tom and Cathy Szelistowski Patricia Thompson Stowell and Mary Upham Christine A. Volk Mrs. Minnie B. Whitlock T. Rowe Price Association Gerald H. Thomsen Jeffrey L. Uribe Jim and Lisa Vondrak Foundation Inc. Miss Megan A. Whitmore Miss Kristin J. Thurston Rosario and Connie Urso Gerald and Caroline Voye Dr. Arden L Taber and Mrs. Frederick M. Tibbitts Jr. Wachovia Bank Joyce L. Wieland Sunnie Taber Flossie P. Uzenoff Ms. Laura Tierney Mrs. Karol C. Waddell Bruce and Kimberly Deborah Tamborello-Fuller Mr. Thomas A. Valdes Wildgrube George and Joan Wagner Dan Williams Mr. Mark V. Wakefield II Genie Williams Claudia Pontecorvo Waldron Mr. Theodore B. Williams Mr. Everett D. Walker LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Mr. Timothy J. Williams Mr. R. Tom Walker Hugh Wilson The Legacy Society Dr. Curtis A. Gilgash Rod L. Piatt Joan E. Wallace Jeanette Fernandez Wilson recognizes donors who Domenic V. Giunta ’36, ’38 Walter Smith Pierce* Ms. Patricia O. Walls Mr. Joseph M Wilson have made provision for Charles E. Goulding ’39* Margaret Ragg* Dennis P. Walters Jr. The University of Tampa in Charles and Betty Wingate G.R. Griffin* David V. Ramsay* Sasha L. Ward their estate plans. Dr. Bruce Winkler Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gude Hortense Ramsay* Mr. Wayne A. Ward Mr. Erik C. Winkler Anonymous (8) Ira C. Henson* William R. Richardson ’80 Mrs. Denise Ware Mr. David B. Winner Carmen Alonso* Robert Hill* Jeanne Royston ’61 Mr. John A. Warner Kevin Sweeney and Libba Jean L. Amuso ’64 Mr.* and Mrs.*Max Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Dr. Judith Washburn Hollingsworth Samson Winston Sandra Antonini* Washington Mutual Matching Ms. Valerie Wolf Phil Holzer ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Gift Program Alfred S. ’47 and Beverly Sclafani Miss Abebi Wolfe Austin Vincent C. Hoover ’76 James L. and Leath A. Ernest C. ’56 and Mr. Charles E. Wolfe Robert S. Austin* Mr.* and Mrs.* Harold Washington Houghton Connie* ’56 Segundo Sr. Ethel Richardson Woodard Robert E. Beach ’55 Cullen and Anna Waters Kenneth E. Hyatt John Sherman* ’40 Mr. George W. Woodman Jr. Anne Blake* Mrs. Elaine R. Watson George W. Jenkins* Albert J. Silva Mrs. Trisha S. Woods Robert C. Brenner Jr. ’57 Kimm S. Watson Helen D. Jones* Mr.* and Mrs.* Reginald Dr. Barbara Wooldridge Ronald L. Brickey* Sims Dr. Mary Anne Watson Bertha Jordan* Jimmy D. Workman Jr. Peter A. Cammick ’79 Frank J. Smid Robert J. Watts Loveda M. Keating* Dr. Jennifer Wortham Karen Casey Helen N. Sobie* Mrs. Glorian Ferlita Pierre Knight* Weatherly EDS Joe and Donna Woznicki Frank G. Cisneros ’66 Kimberly Sperling ’03 Mr.* and Mrs.* Fred Kreider Naomi Sharon Weaver Ted E. Wright Fred Conn* Gordon Solie* Nanna Kurtz* Raymond C. Weber ’76 The Write Impression Paul ’51 and Georgia ’52 William E. Starkey Danahy Frederick D. Learey* Mr. Thomas M. Weber John B. Wuertz Susan Sykes Lorraine D. Datello ’64 William D. Leith* ’59 Matthew T. Weigl Andre R. Wyatt Victor E. Tack* Helen A. Davis* Edward C. Levine ’69 Erin A. Wells Jamie White Wyatt Betty W. Thomas* Lea Lavoie Davis ’94 John H. Lindenmeyer* Mr. Michael E. Wells Susan Wynn Catherine E. Thomas* David Delo* Thomas S. Lovering* Mr. David Welsh Brad, Alyson, and Brandon Guy Richard Thomas ’72 Yellin Estelle Delo Victor Lubitch* Mrs. Brenda K. Wendel Margueritte Thurston* ’58 Mr. Charles Yezak Julia I. Dickinson* Dorothea Butler Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Emilio Toro Werner Miss Clara Younggren Mary Z. Dorfmuller* MacNamara ’40 Michael J. Turrisi Gordon P. Wesley Mr. Alan J Zale Elizabeth Hilton Enlow ’44* John L. Macdonald Cathy L. Unruh Ms. Robyn F. Wesley Pauline Papia Zambito Walter Faries* Robert W. Mallen Stanley E. Mallen Leonard ’48 and John and Barbara West Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Thomas E. Feaster ’76 Miriam ’48 Vidal Stacey Cassidy-Malloy ’96 Lawrence Pinco Westfield Zamore Heather Bailey Ferguson ’86 Shawn Vinson ’95 Donald S. McKay* Mrs. Marybeth Wetzelberger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. James L. Ferman Sr.* Mark J. Waite ’79 Zaragoza Herbert McKay* Patricia Whannel Edwin J. Ficarrott* Roberta Walker ’55 Russell D. Zayas Kathyrn McNulty* Ellis and Faye Wheatley Robert A. Fimbel ’72 Jim Walter Sr.* Frank Zedar Thomas A. Meachum ’81 Eric and Peggy Wheeling Mr.* and Mrs.* Sam Flom Mr.* and Mrs.* Louis Mr. Andrew P. Zibell Joe D. ’47 and Hilda ’44 Mills Ms. Amanda C. Whidden Helen M. Forbes* Wellhouse Jr. Drs. Carl L. and Paula S. Sherman B. Forbes* Frank L. Morsani J.H. Williams* Leaton T. D. White Zielonka Joan M. Gates ’85 Mr. Clifford A. Mott ’49 Rose Williams* Mr. William T. Whitehouse Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman Charles J. Gee* Vincent J. Naimoli Edward Martinez Ybor* Mrs. Jane Whiteside William Zimmerman Gilda Geiss* Angel Oliva Sr.* Joseph ’55 and Vilma ’56 Ms. Barbara A. Whitley- Mrs. Elinor M. Zito Wihelmina E. Pearde ’57* Zalupski Richards *Deceased

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2005-06 ALUMNI DONORS ’35 ’43 ’50 Victor and Elizabeth Fresh ’56 Alice Thomas Hedrick Mrs. Dorothy Pou Van Balen Dorothy Thonnesen Harper Mr. Thomas E. Bissonnette Peter Albano Felix P. Japp Dr. Albert C. Van Dusen Mr. Norman G. Light Mr. and Mrs. Avron Bryan Martha Berdeal William and Gertrude Kathryn Perdicaris Weed Roy and Deloris Patrick James R. Crosby Johnson ’36 Carter Mr. Thomas E. Gay Jr. T. Wayne Keene Gregory A. and Mary Leone Don V. Giunta ’44 Alvin A. Leathers Cleotelis Ned and Bette Maloney Elizabeth Erwin Burnside Barbara (Micki) Bailey Ledoux Norman D. Cramer Mrs. Sharon Prevatt ’38 Frances P. Collins Robert E. Lovely Sr. Marvin C. Dawkins Mrs. Lucille F. Schoonmaker Mrs. Wanda W. Howell Walter V. Minahan Leah Hunter Hackney Bessie Juanita Dean Priscilla R. Schultz Mabel Aughinbaugh Mr. Bill Minahan Edwin W. Means Ms. Betty M. Dumas Juanita A. Smith Malsbary Mr. Kenneth R. Nuznoff Mark M. Shine Charles T. Eldredge Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Tommy Maurine Robles McTyre Spicola III Mr. Mario Sanchez Jr. Mrs. Renee R. Fisher ’39 Hilda Bethea Mills George and Joan Wagner Mrs. Connie Felicione Louise Clayton Giargiari Segundo (deceased) Ms. Gloria C. Runton Pauline Papia Zambito Dr. Braulio Alonso Mr. Anthony S. Gonzalez Mrs. Elizabeth H. Tanner Mr. Ernest C. Segundo Sr. George Truman Hunter Jerry and Pat (deceased) Jack and Beth Tanner ’53 Joe and Vilma Zalupski Buford S. Lindsay Jackson Mrs. Anne E. McCurdy ’45 Fred and Sara Kenfield Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck Adkins ’57 O’Grady Bob Martens Frances Stevens Barksdale Girard Anderson Dr. Richard R. Powell, DDS Ms. Dorothy P. Cheatham Lewis and Betty Maxwell Joan T. Coleman Dr. William P. Bosworth Mr. Kenneth J. Reid Mary Catherine Martin Albert B. Nieto John and Madolyn Cook Manning Robert C. Brenner Jr. Mr. Richard C. Spoto William and Eunice Dorothy Cowden Mrs. Virginia S. Spayd Mrs. Pauline B. Crumpton Wendell and Frances Waters Richardson Mrs. Antoinette M. Giovinco Mr. Ronald L. Dristle Dr. John N. and Dell Shadgett Mrs. Eleanor C. Guetzloe ’46 Ms. Audrey Douglas Ellison ’40 Robert W. Turner Retired Capt. Clyde H. Judge and Mrs. Morison Buck Mr. Anthony J. Ettaro Sr. Mr. Cecil Henriquez Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Hardee, USAF Robert and Elizabeth Hach Zamore G.B. Henry Robert H. Kasriel Homer E. Hunnicutt Josephine Tanner Louis and Lurline Minardi Etelvina A. Hutchins Amegda Jack Overman ’51 Mr. Robert D. Hutchison Jr. Retired Col. Wilmot E. Y. Mr. Fred P. Pancoast Paxton ’47 Mr. John L. Argerious Gloria and Lionel Polo Mr. and Mrs. Zygmunt A. Jasinski Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Rose Beiro Barus Mr. Everett F. Prevatt Eleanor Mayo Jesmer ’41 Mary Leone Cleotelis Vivian Law Berdy Judge and Mrs. Ralph Steinberg Mrs. Nora Lamb Mary Lois Crespo Bruce and Winsome Klay June Nance Bryan (’50) and Avron Bryan (’51) George and Joan Wagner The Hon. Bob Martinez Odessa D. Eagan Dorothy Gonzalez Quarterman Dr. Anthony Cardoso Robert F. and Doris H. Yates Mr. Vincent J. Mercadante V. Oliva Georgius Bernard I. Cohen Ted and Beth Anne Moore Mr. John S. Goodson Jr. ’48 Judge and Mrs. Paul W. ’54 R.J. and Jane Nepveux Frances S. Hoffmann Danahy Jr. Adelfa Diaz Alonso Norma Jean Alcalde Richard and Annette Nichols Mrs. Celeste Dervaes Robbins H. Denham Whitehead Mary (Licalsi) Cagnina Katharine Weekley Barker Fred and Carolyn Pancoast Carroll E. Fogal Johnny Clements Dr. Joseph P. Bodo Jr. Nanette Nivens Rodgers Mr. John M. Gibson ’42 Frank and Gloria Ferlita Raymond C. and Lorraine Retired Lt. Col. and Mrs. Paul Charles B. Jones Bozich E. Sawyer, USA Soterios ‘Sam’ G. Bessis Charles Hach Perry and Katie Keene Albert Cazin Bob and Doris Sempert Eleanor Mercer Cline Jesse F. Harry Ned and Bette Maloney Mr. L. Ward Cooper Joan Strauman George E. Edmondson Jr. ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Hill III Robert McArthur Joyce Wamble Glauser Rosario and Connie Urso Mr. Tom J. Johnson Jr. A. Douglas Middlebrook Jr. Robert A. Hathaway Nicio Vega Jr. Joe D. Mills ’49 Sheila A. Rodriguez Barbara B. Jeffrey Gerald and Caroline Voye W. Stanley Moore Homer M. Alderman Jr. Mr. Joseph A. Romeo Mr. Tony B. Provenzano Ellis and Faye Wheatley Mary Collura Raines Mr. W. Kendall Baker Philip S. Rosseter, Jr. Loryce Sivertson Faye I. Wheatley Cecil B. Reed Madelyn G. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scott Jayne Anderson Smith Ms. Barbara A. Whitley- Harry S. Robertson Claire (van Breemen) Downes Frank and Margaret Selph Richards David L. Webb Doug Forster Mrs. Mary Cacciatore Spoto ’55 John B. Wuertz Mr. James W. Whitehead Joseph Gomez Emmanuel J. Suarez James L. “Jim” Berfield ’58 Marian G. Guagliardo Mr. J. G. Tracy Taylor Jr. Charles and Renee Fisher Mary Virginia Handley Marvin R. Alvarez Anonymous Mr. William Warren ’52 Hughes Sr. Mr. Joseph A. Beiro Adele Adams Harris Skinny Antonini Dr. Jack R. Lamb Roland and Judy Blanco Ben Johnson Mrs. Mary Ficcio Arce Eugenie Myers Robert and Mary Bondi Mrs. Elizabeth S. Jones Mrs. Patricia Batts Brorein Edmund A. Peck Ruth C. Bragg Catherine Keene Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Mr. Frank R. Sabella Harry and Dot Britton Robert E. Larmon Coleman Mrs. Marie Frances Stevens Ronald L. Cinnamon Mr. Clifford Mott Georgia Reed Danahy Ernest and Mary Urso Ida A. Felicione Coe Glenn M. Philson Carmen DePaula Will and Carole Valdespino Andy Conda Mr. William J. Priff Mary Sheridan Easton Joe and Vilma Zalupski Leroy Drew Robert C. Tanner Elizabeth Ruth Fresh Mr. James M. Eikeland

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Doris Fernandez ’61 ’64 Danilo and Anita Ramirez Mrs. Nan D. Gallagher Erline Gladstone Steinberg Robert A. Burwell Jean Lackovic Amuso Mr. Eugene P. Henry Craig C. Sturken Rene D. Carrera William W. Barnes Caridad D. Herrick (DeLara) Jacques Verron Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fein William Baur Jank and Ellie Jesmer Mr. James P. Vlahakis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kerr William Boyd Mr. James M. Kelly John V. Whitbeck, MD Mrs. Leterica Kickliter Marilyn Allen Conner Al and Rosemary Leathers S. Hansen Long Retired Lt. Col. Marcus B. Richard H. Lee Jr. ’67 Andrew M. Mirabole Crisman, USAF Lionel O. Leon Emily Knecht Parmer Howard Engel Jay Anders Eleanor (Buzzett) McLennan Walter and Jan Reagin Charles A. Ferguson Mr. Robert H. Ashmead Rosemarie Rogers Middleton Mrs. Sylvia A. Rivero Peters George T. Lewis Mr. James Bessette Ethlyn Coggin Miller Mrs. Carole Morizzo Joel Philip Braverman Mr. Raul Roque Mrs. Patricia A. Wilson Charles and Mary Nabors Eileen Gomez Richmond Robert H. Buckley Ms. Jeanne Wiltse Royston Mr. John McRae Wolfe Retired Lt. Col. Nick Nichols Stan Swanson Luciano A. Santa Cruz Mrs. Kittie L. Chapman Mrs. Eleanor Hayes Phillips Gerald and Martha Schaffer Mr. Joe M. Collera Jr. ’69 Mr. Joe Priest ’62 Catharine T. Scott Dick Faunce Sue Tennant Ackert Buddy Skinner Jr. Mr. James D. Smalley, CPA Mr. Clifford B. Finkle III Argy Anthony Robert and Shirley Addems Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sylte Mr. Robert A. Sylte Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mr. Melton R. Battle Mr. Patricia A. Bales Vincent L. Tata Robert J. Watts Hemstreet Orlando and Anna Lee Robert L. Lovelace Mr. Leo B. Berman Blancato ’59 David Maguire Marshall and Claire Bradley Mrs. Gloria Bobier ’65 Drs. Lee H. and Janet R. Carol Brown Mr. Guy F. Amuso Mary Esther Champion Mr. Bernard P. Alicki Matthews Mr. Ron W. Brown Ramona Lopez Barringer Axel Claesges Paul Babikow Thomas H. and Beverly Richard R. Caravana Mr. George L. Blanco Gilmore A. Dominguez Orlando and Anna Lee McDonald Dr. Michael Catanese Charlie Coleman T. Michael Foster, PA Blancato Sylvia Roque McGinty Mr. Robert Childress Mrs. Sylvia Davis D’Aloia Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Gil DeMeza Robert F. Meredith Dr. Robert J. Cook, Ph.D. Edna L. Falter Frye Jr. Overton G. Ganong Dorothy Morris Ted Cranmer Mr. James A. Gallagher Ronald and Judy Govin Luis Garcia Adrienne Menendez Napoli Amy J. Doktor Mr. Robert F. Garcia Julie Cannella Hawks John and Marilyn Horst Adrienne Carlyon Russ Edge Mrs. Joanne C. Garmendia Dr. Gerald A. Krumbholz Kevin Hughes O’Donoghue Frank J. Espinosa Geraldine Law Hynes Frank P. Mehok Jr. Dr. Gerald Kutzman Daisy Bowman Pandolfo Joe and Melba Fountain Jr. Mr. James E. Jeffrey Andrew M. O’Connor Richard R. Massey Ms. Sonia Savage Conrad N. Frassa Ms. Joan Mae Jones Joe and Mary Obusek Jerome M. Meguiar Jason C. Scarlata Maureen Kearney Pamela Shaffer Lanning John and Sonia Primm Mr. George T. Moran Robert Terri Clifford Korn Thomas A. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Regar Louis and Carole Morizzo Mr. Kenneth J. Weiss Willodean Laseter Mrs. Yolanda Correa Mrs. Elaine Regar Clarence L. Murphy Rebekkah Housholder Maguregui William J. Smalley Mrs. Patricia A. Pladdys ’68 Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Molloy Ralph and Marlene Steinberg Jerome D. Quinn Mrs. Jerry Jones Bressin Stephen P. and Miriam Levy The Rev. Paul Austin Maxine Tucker Richard and Peg Slye Col. Michael P. Davis Perrine Jr. Gordon Maingot Naomi Sharon Weaver Mrs. Wilanne Starling Stowe Richard Fernando Diez Miss Maryann Staudinger Frank R. and Lucille Martinez Jeanette Fernandez Wilson Jane Stowers Ms. Anne Lynn Druck Wayne Story Doctor H. James Meginley Lawrence Pinco Westfield Gerald W. Eppley S. Harriett Strum Frank A. Meyer Jr. ’63 Cmdr. Michael A. Zidek USN Alphonse N. Falco Jr. Sandra Onis Mims (Ret) ’60 Tom and Bunny Ackerly Mr. Arthur William Gibbons Ted and Sandra Onis Mims Joseph R. Adams Sr. Seth D. Halpern Mr. Lou Piniella Dr. Wade G. Birch ’66 Patricia Alchediak Ph.D. Frank and Darlene Johnson Howard Price Mr. B. Wallace Blount Leonard N. Altamura Mr. Robert C. Bradley Frank J. Johnson Sr. Charles F. and Jean W. Jerry and Gloria Bobier Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ms. Giovanna Jennie Campisi Sharon Ann Law Sprietsma Sandra Perez Bobko Becker Jr. Mrs. Julaine Condon Norma McCumber Mr. E. Daniel Swanson James L. Bonnette Mr. Ralph F. Bohlke Mr. John J. Daoud Joe Midulla Jr. Lawrence and Sarah Robert C. and Aida Calafell Robert Delgado Mr. Kelley Moore CONTINUED ON PAGE 56 Fitzgerald Maria B. Diaz Doris M. Hinson Rod and Eileen Peck Mr. Sam A. Giunta David Earle Dutch Norma Blancato C. R. Rocky Klein Michaele Taylor Rao Hollingsworth E. Anne Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick E. William W. Leonard, Ph.D. Ms. Catherine A. Gibson Kenneth C. Kane Reid II Dr. Patricia Cripe Manning Monique Groulx Ph.D. R. Drew Mohr Mr. Jack N. Rodriguez Bill and Ann Mears Mrs. Carole M. Guyton Brenda J. Nousiainen Sherman C. Runions and Eleanor Leonard Oakes Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mr. Stephen P. Hess Associates Merry D. Rayl Nousiainen Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kenneth Mr. David K. Ryan Lightfoot Gil Rodriguez Sylvia (Penzato) O’Neill James K. Selmser Mr. Jerry Paul Martin James and Shirley Russo Mrs. Mary Anne Obusek Cary R. Singletary Drs. Lee H. and Janet R. Robert J. Siwula Cookie and Hope Ramos Elsa G. Terri (deceased) Matthews Mrs. Diana Ray Stanley Joseph Schreiber Mr. Peter J. Tomaino LTC William S. Milliken Mr. Richard C. Swirbul Mr. Gerald H. Stead Esq. Retired Mr. Edward R. Van Horn Andre R. Wyatt Jeanette DeGuzman Valenti Rey and Mary Neville William and Leila Welborn Allan Windt Joseph P. Orlando Mr. Morris S. Willner Cindy K. Xenick

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Kathleen C. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Lamont P. Davis Mrs. Charlotte Stertzer, CPA Barbara L. Cross Petry Mr. Gary M. Terrell Larry Frackman Mrs. Janice F. Streb, CPA Edward and Katherine Mr. R. Tom Walker Mrs. Sandra Haldane Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo Presson Dennis P. Walters Jr. Charles H Hodgkins Mr. Henry C. Uihlein Jr. Sarah Agliano Rivas Lamar R. Erk Wardell Holly Taylor Holowach Stowell and Mary Upham Dan and Shirley Trzaska Robert J. Hozyash Frank Zedar Wayne Tucker ’71 Susan L. Huff David Wolf ’74 Retired Master Sgt. Miller Michael R. Iezzi ’76 Arbutine, USAF Francis and Carolyn Johnson Mike Benner Ruth Harmon Bergstrom Matthew and Christine Constantine T. Bougas Mr. Charles S. Abell Kendrick Bill Boyd Mr. David R. Bruss Mr. J. L. Allen Robert McCall and Deanny Marshall and Claire Bradley Dolores Coleman Burghdorf James W. Allen Ogden McCall Mr. Fredric Britt Mr. Paul W. Burlingame Jr. Mr. Robert Begelman Gary R. Murphy 2005-06 Robert Carlen William S. Bush Mr. Douglas Bender Mr. Stephen W. Murray Ron and Babs Cento C. Andrew Christensen Jr. Louis S. Bezich ALUMNI Howard E. Padernacht DONORS Mr. Peter A. Cicco Robert V. Crick Robert C. Bixby Lynda Pettit Bernice H. Black CONTINUED Mr. T. Scott Cushing, CPA Lt. Col. Roy D. Croy Jr. Bill Pond Gene C. Davis Frank P. Farmer Jr Philip C. Bragg Phyllis M. Tellor Arnold H. Price John Franks Dan and Debbie Ferrazza Ronal D. Brewer Frederick M. Tibbitts Jr. Maj.Gen. Frederic J. Raymond Marty J. Gall Toni Hoover Morton C. Bulkley Mrs. Martha H. Turner Ron Schwachenwald Robley Hunt Garrigan Ricki Rosenthal Kasse Kenton Colwell Patricia Whannel Dale Hyman Solomon Ronald L. and Donna Johns Ralph D. Klein Frank and JoAnn Crawford Hough Terrance and Sherril (Zucker) Steve Magriby Mr. James H. Davidson Jr. ’70 Mr. Milton E. Johnson Jr. Stahl Roger McGrath Jr. James De Angelo Retired Lt. Col. Richard D. Robert A. Kastenbaum Willie J. Stokes Patricia (Collins) Menendez C. Ray Dorsey III Barnett, USA William R. Kilbourn and Mrs. Carol J. Sundberg Barbara M. Moore Jamie Dwan Richard Bartels Lourdes Martin Kilbourn Rick and Sandy Thomas Francis R. Morse, Attorney at Lynnette M. Evenson Robert L. Blanchard Retired Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Claudia Pontecorvo Waldron Law Mr. Thomas E. Feaster Lee Brock Kinzer Helene Wiede Robert F. Olinits Mr. Richard J. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Jan L. Cook Marilyn Longo Hugh Wilson Mr. Max D. Payne Donna A. (Buchanan) Green Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davidson Dwight L. Lorenz Charles and Betty Wingate Arthur D. Peffer III Joel W. Hamburger Michael J. Davies Liz MacLeod Juan and Jean Pena Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Barbara Rubin Eastman Sharan Beckman Mandell ’73 Mr. Rod L. Piatt Inman Joan Kelly Garrison Garrett and Carol Ms. Nancy J. Abel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Marcinkowski Harry Retjos Pat Gillette John Back Krzywicki William B. Martin Candy Schloesser Retter Charles W. and Sandra Mr. Morley L. Mason MAJ Kenneth G. Bowen Clarence Rocka Jr. Haldane Mr. William R. McKibben Jr. Retired Col. Herbert P. Ohm, Charles E. Bowers Mr. James K Schaefer John D. Hassett Mrs. Helen Bailey Michaelson USA Mr. Patrick J Boyle Terrance And Sherril Phyllis and Walter C. Heinrich Russell P. Mike Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pedrero Maj. Eliseo Cantu Jr. (Zucker) Stahl Jack and Kathleen King Mr. Paul R. Miller Grita Vail Perry Frank J. Dykeman Retired Lt. Col. Emmett L. Barbara O’Connor-Krasny Mr. Robert W. Miller Mr. William M. Rea Robert L. Fish Taylor Loren T. Longman Elizabeth G. Moore Mr. Chester H. Thatcher Jr. Everett and Anmarie Mr. Roger I. Fried Richards Jim MacLeod Bette Denenberg Morchower Kimm S. Watson Paul H. Hauser Scott W. Roberts Jerry Margolis Howard E. Padernacht Dick Woodward Susan Thompson Headley Retired Lt. Col. Richard F. Samuel W. Musgrave Pamela Pearson Randy Hess Rockwell, USA Mr. Richard L. Nittinger John and Kathleen M. Poe ’75 Jack and Lynn Lamond Greg Scanio Kathleen Peck Mr. Robert G. Pottinger Joe Macel Bud and Joyce Almas Melba Schjang Mr. Frank Permuy Jr. Ms. Barbara Kay Powell Augie and Maril Martinez Mr. Mark J. Caporin Raymond C. Weber Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Peter and Susan John and Jamie Dwan Gordon P. Wesley Quackenbush Mr. Joe C. McCloney Sr. George A. Pollock Mr. Steven H. Fadler Mr. John W. Roy Bruce Meltzer Robert Russell Debbie Matheson Ferrazza ’77 Mr. Alan Schreier Stephen Mulligan Cathy Wells Stanford Bill Finnerty Mr. John A. Selembo Leslie Carlisle Nichols Jon C. Arnold Jerrold W. Gregory Joann E. Shepard Bernard A. Pargh Timothy Auperin Charles Hart Lyman and Judith Sherman Michael R. Pender Jr. Mrs. Katherine J. Bartalino Valerie Smith Hirvela Mark and Michelle Bellish Ms. Ruthann W. Stafford Richard A. Sauer Jay A. Scherline, Attorney- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Julie Blagojevich Carl G. Unlaub Hoover at-Law Rob and Julie Blagojevich Steven Weichselbaum West Stu Kadesh Mrs. Annette Bayliss Schwab Mrs. Sylvia Boronell Raymond and Helene Wiede David Kerr Ms. Janet L. Sciales Mr. John M. Bowler Gary and Shahla Williams John and Delle Kiesling MAJ Donald K. Sellers Mr. Michael V. DellaPenna Charles Wireman Mr. Anthony Kopecky Retired Col. James V. Slagle, Lawrence S. Devos III Brian and Marla Wormser Mr. Samuel Lasky USA Mrs. Angela (Moore) Dwork Michael A. MacDonald ’72 Maj.Gen. Zannie O. Smith Jr. Julia Bodmer Rose-Marie L. Magriby Diane Sorvillo Louis E. Flack Dr. Wheeler L. Baker Donald Marinelli Mr. Gary L. Spinelli Gerald L. Gillis Mr. Tony V. Chadwick Mr. Ronald A. Marks Andrew and Charlotte Regina Gloria Gonzalez John R. Cooke Stertzer Deanny (Ogden) McCall

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Mr. Hugh W. Gott Dr. Xavier F. Cannella and Mr. George W. Woodman Jr. ’80 Miria L. Hester Mrs. Sharon L. Cannella Kathleen S. Zamon Mr. and Ms. Steve Archer WK “Jay” Jamison Lt. Col. John Compton Mrs. Laura Zonies-Shaffer Thomas E. and Susanne Hewey M. Davis Lila L. Johnson-Thomas Birmingham Mr. David W. and Dr. Linda ’79 Robin M. Kohn Robert W. Boculac Devine Hans W. Lux Peter and Vivian Cammick Charles R. Bowers Jr. Mr. Brian M. and Mrs. Colette Lu C. McCray Doyle Mr. William N. Cantrell Robert and Ann Marie Cascella Andrea Zambito Molony Andrew and Angela Dwork Mr. William J. Counihan III Wesley J. Champney Mr. Edward J. Murphy III Joan Elder Dean M. De Negri Major Anna M. Cline Retired Lt. Col. Robert F. Mrs. Emily A. Fernandez Mark L. Dubin Pearson Mr. Andrew Scott Cohen Irene P. Fernandez Kenneth P. Dumas Mr. Gene E. Pike Syd and Mary Comer Bob Garner Mr. Claudius B. Effiom David A. Pulver James Conricote Mary F. Gonzalez Mr. Clifford S. Gelbard Mr. Curtis R. Rogers W. Charles Dickens John T. Heath Jr. Mr. Robert P. Gelzheiser Leonard Stancombe Robert Evanko Jane M. Jennings Irene P. (Durrance) Johnston Fred and Carol Sundberg Ms. Karen Fenton Virginia Diane Johnston Joseph and Deborah Keith and Linda Swanson Lamphier Gonzalo C. Garcia Steve White Gail M. Kelly Jerry and Kathy Taylor Harold C. Lewis Jeffrey L. Grimner Ms. Delores A. Williams Dennis A. Lopez Mr. Everett D. Walker Mark S. O’Malley Mr. H. Joseph Middendorf Miss Keven E. McGinn ’81 Oscar and Sandra White Col. and Mrs. James T. Brenda H. Murray Kevin J. Northrup Dr. James N. Wieland Pate Jr. Mr. James C. Preston Jr. Ade T. Adebisi Tim J. Pelot Carl and Corinne Wilmarth Mr. Frederick M. Peng Mrs. Naomi Ryan Matthew P. Ansbro Rennie and Lisa Poirier Ethel Richardson Woodard Clifford and Martha Replogle Stuart and Ruth Sklut Mrs. Susanne Birmingham Benson “Alex” Riseman Susan Wynn Patrick and Lillian Pauchey Thomas E. Slaymaker Joseph Bonacci Eric J. Romanino Simon Ms. Cassandra Smith-Boothe Robert A. and Deborah ’78 Ms. Betty J. Rosales Barbara A. Sowder Bourke Mr. Fred N. Stribling Gary Russell John and Barbara West Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown Ms. Julie D. Beckner Mr. C. Michael Sunderland Mr. Roger L. Sanford Joyce L. Wieland Mr. Larry W. Bryant Mr. Thomas A. Gerald H. Thomsen Cullen and Anna Waters Ms. Diana L. Winoker Mrs. Ruth C. Caperna Bernadzikowski Mrs. Glorian Ferlita Linda Godshall Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Mr. Charles E. Wolfe Weatherly, EDS Edward L. Dement Borden Mrs. Jane Whiteside Laura Zonies-Shaffer Mr. Neale V. G. Turgeon Mr. Paul T. Horgan William A. Job Floyd and Irene Johnston 2005-06 GIFTS IN MEMORIAM Andrea Petrach Krysienski Mr. Thomas A. Meachum STEPHEN ANDERSON DON GRANT PAT TURNER George and Barbara Ms. Cheryl G. Muse Kristen Huebsch Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mary J. Nolan John Jackson Mendelsohn Mickey and Judy Perlow Haldane Robert L. Knowles Michael O’Donnell GEORGIA BARRANCO JAMES W. GRAY JR. GEORGE H. METZGER Linda A. Thompson Col. and Mrs. Alex Portelli Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Donald M. Metzger Deanna Trippi Borrell Foundation Inc. Dr. Kristen Price GEORGE W. HARRIS JR. COPELAND D. “COPE” Susan J. Raper Martyn L. Quinn BARBARA CASEY Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin NEWBERN JR. William H. Cross Company, Anne Bishop Rachel Karen M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin CPAs EUGENE PATRICK HENRY John and Anne Bishop Rachel DR. DAVID DELO Joyce E. Henry KATHARINE (KITTY) LEVY MR. PAUL TYSON David and Terri Ross Mr. and Mrs. James L. SHELDON DR. WILLIAM HOPKINS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Ferman Jr. Benjamin Sheldon Doug and Kathleen Jean Amuso HELEN R. CALTAGIRONE Rothschild HELEN NANCE DEPEW MARGARET SMITH VALENTINE SUSAN DUBOIS IEZZI Timothy and Lezlie L. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crowder Jr. Mrs. Bruce Holmberg Angela Girone Michael R. Iezzi Rovnanik Janette Dale Charles Muller JACK VANSPANCKEREN Mrs. Rayma Santos Paul and Georgia Danahy IAN IRWIN DOT SOSSAMAN Susan Taylor Dennis and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin JOAN C. DUANY The Chiselers Inc. Sercombe NANCY HATER WASHBURN ROBERT JAEB Andretta Marsh Properties GLORIA J. SPARKMAN Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Jay and Eileen Shattuck Cassius M. Eiseman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin The Chiselers Inc. Joe Ubinas DEBORAH WILKINS Richard Geller JAMES KELLY Jim and Lisa Vondrak Hopco Food Services Inc. MRS. EVELYN STOLL Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin George and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Mr. Jeff R. White Tampa Bay Imaging Pennington JACK WILSON ELSA G. TERRI Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin FRANK AND FRANCES FLORA LAUN ’82 FILEWICZ Robert J. Terri Dennis Laun MARJORIE WRIGHT Renatta Filewicz-Cochran Mr. Michael L. Adams KATHRYN HILL TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin ANTHONY MARCELLI Diane J. Bain TOM FITZGERALD Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin David A. Straz Jr. Foundation Robert E. Morris Kelly Carrillo Burke SUE MCCORD James F. Calvert MR. AND MRS. SOL FRIED Leesburg High School Class Ann Marie Cascella Roger Fried of ’55 2005-06 GIFTS IN HONOR Retired Lt. Cmdr. James FELICIA GONZALEZ Mark and Suzy McLain DOROTHY SCHIFFMACHER Conner, USN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferlita Louise Diaz Jackson Frank and Julie Corden Elaine Newman CONTINUED ON PAGE 58

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’83 Joseph H. Kelly Jr. Ms. Donna Walters Guemmer ’89 Frederick G. Little Norman and Carol Haines Mark W. Arrowood John Craig Ainsworth Rick L. Manzanares Mr. C. Michael Halfast Stephen and Ronnie (Honig) Ms. Lynn Marie Awad Ms. Vicki M. Meachum Denise E. Halfast Bendernagel Mrs. Deborah L. Bernhard Sandy Lofland Payne Dennis E. Henry Dr. William Preston Billig Clayton A. Bodine Mr. Ralph Poetsch Dan S. Ho Jacqueline Cooper Brethen Jim and Peggy Boris Don and Peggy Prosser Mark A. House Chris and Linda Catanach Ms. Tracey B. Bradford Dr. Arden L. Taber and Mrs. Christina M. Hurley James P. and Melody (Brown) Mr. Guy D. Bradstock Feist Linda Taber Miss Jeanette M. Kenfield Tammy J. Buchan Victor M. Fernandez Francisco Velez Jr. Joann Sirota Kole Ross Castillo James J. Gabriel Mrs. Deanna L. Waldron Mark F. Lapp Mr. Kirk D. Churchill Felicia S. (Diaz) Gillette Mr. Colin B. Wiseman David and Ellen Lonigro Mr. Bret L. Coffman Mike and Suzanne Lacy Mrs. Adrienne Yates Ronald R. McClarin and Sally Ann Daniels 2005-06 Sylvia G. Leffler Brandy McClarin ’86 Paul Dolan Lisa Rosen Lievense Donald W. McKenzie ALUMNI Ron DuBois Mr. Edward R. Martel Rebecca L. Abdoney William M. Mulholland DONORS Mrs. Kimberly A. Earl CONTINUED Mrs. Nancy Moctezuma Mr. Laurence M. Bagan Mrs. Nancy R. Odell Wesley G. Earl Robert J. Muir Ms. Laura L. Boyd Joseph and Michelle Potuzak Mrs. Marietta B. Crosby Daniel Ellis Michael Munger Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. William C. Rapley John E. Crumbley Ms. Sharon L. Fox Martha Simmons Oddo Britton Mr. Dean M. Rodriguez Patrick A. Davis William Keith Fulk Mr. Dale L. Perry James V. and Jill Caimano Ms. Susan L. Scott Dawn DiGregorio Lorraine Rafter Graybill Dennis G. Rears Mr. Jay M. Chrobak Mrs. Dayna J. Hadfield Shock Vincent and Lyn Falcone James T. Greene Leslie Ann Steward-Kostka Mrs. E. Ann Dinofsky Mr. and Mrs. Arni Sigurdsson Mike and Dawn Galuska David Winthrop Hanson Mrs. Judith B. Tawil Beatrice Eckart Richard and Leslie Stein Mr. William G. Gieseking MAJ Roger A. Herres Mr. Richard S. Turer Carol Ann Eschelman Tom and Cathy Szelistowski Anthony J. Gonzalez William G. Hungiville III Theodore N. Fotopoulos Arthur B. Wilt Ralph and Cynthia Gonzalez Mr. Michael V. Hunt ’84 Rufino Galvan William Zimmerman Mr. Mark Govin Mrs. Helen T. Kerr Mr. Steven A. Kass Ms. Karla M. Ahrens, Esq. Kagan Gursel David and Natalie Koletic ’88 Mr. Clifford John Keim Julie D’Agostino Corden Carole Homler Harry Michael and Kristy Long Ms. Therese M. Kominski Mr. Kristin K. Cox Donna R. Alexander Larry L. Hatlestad Shel McGuire Benjamin H. Lacy Joseph J. Dibari Ms. Gail L. Barker Mrs. Amy Hill Hearth John and Carole Mercer Mr. Scott A. Laramy Dr. Colleen Ellis-Syron William V. Cally Mr. Aaron W. Hendry Jeff Mitchell Blace and Robyn Nalavany Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Mr. Robert C. Castle Dr. Richard I. Hogrefe Fernando A. Nolasco Erickson James and Mia Nolan Dr. Jeffrey G. Chaffin Shelly Havas Hollingsworth Gene Ouellette Mr. Rupert H. George Carmen Richardson Jennifer L. Clark James W. Huff Marc and Donna Popovich Margaret J. Grosz Mr. Ronald J. Rogari Mr. James M. Collins IV Mrs. Christy L. Hutchison Ms. Leslie D. Rogers Joseph and Kellie A. Kiely Mr. John C. Skinner Mrs. Dana L. Crosby-Collier Barbara Wolf Kinsey Phillip L. Rosing Laura Kleinman Mrs. Karol C. Waddell Abraham L. Cross Gary Kleinman /Laura Henry G. Saavedra Jill M. Lerman Mrs. Denise Ware Patrice Cunningham Bernon Kleinman Karen Thomas Salemme Dr. and Mrs. Keith Andrew Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Wilde Mrs. Carolyn D. Wiley Chad W. Drobisch Lerro Kimberly S. Wiley Scott A. and Lori Rieth Louden RN Mrs. Nancy Jean Ellis Schneider Mike Miley Mr. Joseph M. Wilson Sharon Jann Lynch Marc and Pamela (Tobin) Lucy Shaw Charles A. Norberg Garron George McLaughlin Jr. Lisa Sherman Chris Pastina ’87 Philippe G. Hills Nicholas F. Mooney Liza Shimmin Lezlie L. Rovnanik Robert and Karen Abberger Seth and Amy Huston Dale M. Moser Stephanie J. Sibley Jeff Rubel Mr. David R. Anderson Sr. G. Gail Hyde Mr. John D. Murphy Jr. Scott Spiegelhalter Mr. Richard Smyth Mr. John M. Barrett Mary Iannone Mr. Michael D. Perry Paul and Christine Sykes Patrick Syron and Colleen Jay and Kelly Phelps James B. and Judy L. Barton Susan M. Jarrett Ellis Paul J. Pucino Jim and Peggy Boris Marilyn Lewis, RN Mr. Francis G. Varallo ’90 Mark and Beth Putnam Ms. Lisa Boudreau Mrs. Kimberly V. Mirabella Peter and Deanna Waldron Patrick H. Allman III Mark S. Putnam Chuck and Patricia Carden Mia C. Nolan Ellen D. Baker Wallen, MD Jeff Alpert Mr. David W. Queen Kenneth Cherven Mr. Gregory K. Nordheim Mrs. Louise Warner Maureen Adams Becker Mr. Randal S. Chip Mark and Lydia Ophaug Michael Quinn Mr. Michael H. Booth Suzanne Edgett Collins Mrs. Michelle M. Orama Mrs. Emmy Purcell Reynolds ’85 Roger S. Campeau Mr. Joseph F. Rich David A. Cowdrick David and Margaret Orner Jack A. Arnold Linda H. Catanach Mr. Marc J. Scheer Mr. Powel A. Crosley Cecelia Ouellette Kent Bailey Jeffrey Kent Christy John M. Sciacca Kimberly De Shong Mrs. Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco Jack and Val Beatty Joel Cirello Linda Smeraldi-Lopez Albert and Debra Donahey Ms. Lisa Shetter-Robey, CPA Mr. Gary M. Berthelson Andrew C. Cooper Mrs. Anne D. Soule Kathleen Mary Egan Mrs. Andrea Sigurdsson Ms. Patricia P. Bohannan Nadine G. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. William W. Godfrey Jr. David J. Stofflet Mr. Robert Bovarnick Joseph and Sally Daniels Soule Charlotte H. Grant Ms. JoAnne E. Sweeney Marlene Deaton Patrick J. Donoghue Teresa Underhill Stockton Candace Gray Deborah Tamborello-Fuller Mr. Kurt R. Devlin Ms. M. Lucy Dowie Angele D’Amico Trimble Mr. Marcus W. Greene Ella L. Thomas Mrs. Donna Strong Finck Hans Kristian (Kris) and Mrs. Jamie E. Wacek Gloria Jefferson Griffith Jeffrey L. Uribe AnnMarie Fauske Kevin Holzgruber Mr. Alan J Zale Dan Williams Michael R. Floegel

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Jerry Flynn Dianne R. Barns Christopher Quirk John Jackson Kelly Besch Friedman Alyson (Ravitz) Bruzas Jill Randall-Swartz Ricky and Alice Keck Yvonne Gray Ms. Michelle Q. Caunin Sandip S. Sahota Robin Kennedy Jon and Charlotte Harris Mrs. Lisa Davis-Gore Mr. Thomas M. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopez Mrs. Andrea V. Hart Mrs. Ann DeLaCruz-Rodkey Gary and Sharon Zimmerman Ryan Mackie MAJ Kimberly R. Keravuori Ms. Roxanne (Katchmark) Ivan Navarro Steve and Ashlee Liebel Dickinson ’94 Mr. Michael Plumtree Jeana Ebanks Marc H. Linchuck Maureen R. Esposito Megan B. (Bohmbach) Ruble Robert Eppenstein Alexander Mammen Barry A. Ferguson Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz John P. Foster David A. Martin Mr. Glenn E. Gallagher Rebecca G. Hardy Scott Mr. Robert J. Henderson Mark and Suzy McLain Vincent Giampa Ms. Christine Shea Donald M. Metzger Mr. Thomas E. Hoover The Smith Family Ms. Stephanie N. Heath Jason M. Ciofalo Jim and Sally Moorehead Mr. Stephen C. Jordan Phillip D. Smith Robert D. Keller, Ph.D. Mr. Christopher J. Doyle Peter L. Platteborze Mr. Thomas E. Kelly Mr. Thomas C. Spangler Mark and Jacqueline Vincent Frattaruolo RN Scott A. and Lori Rieth Mary E. Liro LaTorella Jean Way Sprietsma Mrs. Catherine G. Fuhrman Schneider Mrs. Angela D. McCutcheon Su U. Lee Miss Kristin Swofford Jason F. Schrago Beverly A. Mikolash Aaron and Catherine Mark T. Liebel Glenn and Patty Todd Gallagher Mrs. Dorothy L. Schroeder Jolene M. Nixon Mr. Brian J. Malison Deborah L. Askew Tungate Theresa Rae Gay Kurt R. Schuldes Harold and Teresa Patino Mrs. Judith Mandt Mr. William Vasana Ms. Jennifer S. Giles Mr. David Schumacher William B. Roth Heather J. McLay Shawn Vinson Dr. Roger Green Dr. David Schwartz Mrs. Ann M. Sarginson Robert Mercado Mr. Joseph J. Wessel Dara Greenhouse Michael Stiglich Jill Schillinger Helen M. Minici Dr. Jennifer Wortham Mr. Robert C. Heald Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Mr. Robert H. Tenenbaum Mrs. Kara P. Mirocke Brad, Alyson, and Brandon Patrick and Hope Ingle Trzcinski Mark Tibbs Yellin Elbert W. Nasworthy Ms. Dawn L. Kelly-Wall Mrs. Elaine R. Watson Kim (Nordt) Tompuri Maria A. Okuniewski Michael Kiely Mr. Douglas P. Zaragoza Mr. Joseph D. Urso ’96 O. Kumar Prasad Miss Debra Jean Longobardi James L. and Leath A. Alice Reid Rachel (Price) Baker ’91 Washington Stephen C. Miles Jeff Rogo James K. Beckmann Jr. Bruce and Kimberly Mr. Marc M. Montalto Dr. Harriet A. Brodsky Jennifer E. Rosell Gabriel Beyrent Wildgrube Karen E. Munini Andy W. Brown Mr. Randall A. Roys James Daniel Botkins Maxine E. Nelson Bradley and Mandy Brown ’93 Amy Salomon Joseph and Gilda Capitano Tina R. Paone Mr. Chris Bryan Mr. Donald H. Smith Mrs. Michele L. Cimino Peter Perkins Gretchen Cahaly Michael Allain Mr. Matthew H. Snyder John M. DeVeny Mrs. Anmarie Richards Cass W. Christenson Philip R. Balser, Jr. Mr. Michael J. Szwejkowski Jr. Evan Brauman Fetter Sonia L. Romero Carlos A. Cubas Jr Mr. Christian P. Bellingrath Derrick D. Thomas Mrs. Laura Gatewood Brad Wakefield Ernest Eckler Sharon Benson Scott R. Trautman Larry J. Gispert Ms. Amanda C. Whidden Darren J. Elkind Mr. and Mrs. David J. Brenneman Jean Venturino Michael Globenfelt Cheryl A. Whiteman Ileana Couret Endom Tim Carpenter David M. Wasserman Mr. Ryan R. Hutchinson Mrs. Elinor M. Zito Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell Linda Cassella Mr. David B. Winner Lisa (Hane) Knight Ms. Jan B. Freed Daniel P. Caughey Mr. Keith LaBrecque ’98 Ramsay and Patricia Grice ’95 Carol A. Comer Geoff and Whitney LeCain Mr. Marwan H. Haddad Mrs. Karen L. Altemose, RN Mrs. G. Spring Copeland Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lovallo Kevin C. Hall W. Bruce Bryan Travis D. Corson Zeynep Angin Stacey Cassidy-Malloy, Esq. Merrith Jones Mr. Allen J. Cooke Mr. Edmond A. Creech Jr. Michele Cardin Bailey Amy Martin Ms. Donna L. King, ARNP C Mr. Michael T. DeGenova Anthony and Linda D’Aquila R. Kyle Bailey Beatrice B. Miller (Siller) Andy Kroupa Melanie L. Fish Mrs. Lea Lavoie Davis Joseph Baker Mrs. Priscilla W. Miller Mary E. Landsberger Mr. Michael C. Floyd Jennifer Duda Dr. Tosha Barclay Ms. Mamele K. Omensetter Mrs. Geraldine M. Lemen Newkirk Mrs. Amy L. Green Mr. Edward A. Graham Dr. Lori Benson Mr. Anthony J. Leone Mr. Kristopher T. Pento Mr. Christof Hammerli Shawn and Jeanne Gregory Brian and Patricia Bickel Larry Letourneau Cindy Bivins Perkins Mr. Phil M. Holzer Mr. Charles J. Hahn Tommy and Trang T. Black Donna J. Long David and Tina Pyatt Joel Damian Hudson Jeffrey T. Hause Mr. William J. Borrell Laura Meisler Ms. Stephanie Schaff Renz J. Kuipers Tony and Rebecca (Limmel) Mr. Winfield S. Brickett Robyn Nalavany Mr. Marc A. Silver Holcomb Mr. Adrian B. Bush CONTINUED ON PAGE 60 Robert B. O’Brion Mr. John Spasiano John J. Holton Mrs. Christina H. Carey Carolyn White Olivero David J. Sullivan Kirsten Huebsch Wanda V. Chaves Waylon Peterson Mr. Michael B. Szafranski Mrs. Penelope H. Hulbert Donna DeRango Colby Paul C. Pignataro Brian C. Ussery Anita Jaskiel Ms. Nancy A. Connor Michael F. Sherlock Mr. Michael S. Vargo Mr. and Mrs. George Jaskiel Gary Cross Mike and Karen Soros Joan E. Wallace John A. Koutroumanis Donald R. Drake III Jarret M. Strawn Mr. Gregory D. Landwirth Bob Everson Mark D. Wozniak ’97 Mark and Karen Liebel Sandra L. Feltner Tony and Kerry Lott Mrs. Catherine G. Gallagher Andrew and Virginia ’92 Armstrong Ms. Michele E. Michaels Gary L. Hainz Mr. Philip J. Bacon Bryan Alexander Rebecca J. Nelson Jason T. Harris Mr. Leonardo J. Carmona Rebecca Morgan Alexander Anthony Newman John Kevin Hickinbotham Miss Stephanie D. Caron David Arango James P. Osman Charles W. Inman

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Mrs. Barbara Joustra Mr. Radek Knesl Mrs. Kimberly A. Sperling Miss Darlene M. Caro CPT Gregory Lindsey Ms. Celia B. Larimore Mr. Daniel A. Spooner Kyra Lynn Cockrum Mr. Angel E. Lopez Miss Heather K. Medeiros Mr. John D. St. Louis Erin M. Cothran Ms. Luana S. Martucci-De Mrs. Paula M. Mesa Ms. Krista G. Testwuide Miss Elisabeth M. Daniel Paloma Nicole L. Miller Miss Kristin J. Thurston Judy A. De Leon Mr. Brett J. McMullen Miss Nancy Lynn Muggelberg Ms. Jasmine Velazquez Ms. Ivana M. Diaz Marco and Jacqueline Gina Pask Ms. Lynley M. Weade Mr. Karlvin Duperval Miranda Mr. James R. Rankin Jr. Jenks Wheless Mr. John T. Eanes David Newcombe Lisa M. Raponi Mr. Andrew P. Zibell Antoinette C. Ettiene Meredith Paxton Miss Carlin O. Reagan Miss Brittany N. Gonzales Ms. Laura D. Plumb Miss Elise D. Schallert ’04 Ms. Carla Gopher Steven T. Sawyer Desiree N. H. Siegel Mr. Travis L. Abercrombie Mr. Jonathan E. Gormley Mr. Gerald H. Stanley Jr. Brian Simmons Jennifer Blackwell Johanna Griese Miss Pamela M. Tayon 2005-06 Mrs. Erin M. Simmons Colin Caspersen Ms. April B. Griffith Vanessa Voehl Johnson ALUMNI Mrs. Mary A. Slater Christine S. Check Michael A. Guerrero Joe Wiley Jamaal M. Solomon Mr. Matthew B. Cooksey Ms. Resheta F. Halloway DONORS Jimmy D. Workman Jr. CONTINUED Miss Sherry L. Swan Kathy Cutler Jeni M. Halpain Mrs. Trisha S. Woods Mr. Donald H. Tiller III Sonya D. Herring Mr. Ross D. Myers Mr. Rodrigo M. DaSilva Mr. Wayne A. Ward Sheri Huelster Megan Proulx Esq. ’00 Angela Durkee Carly E. Fabian Kristina L. Justen Mrs. Rebecca D. Reynolds Miss Tiffany D. Aqabli ’02 Ms. Kelly Falconer-Miller Jeffrey L. Lackey Mae Ellen Shea Ms. Mariah A. Bieber Christina Barteaux Miss Marygrace Farina Mr. Ryan J. Laun The Smith Family Danette and Charles Bodine Joel M. Belinc Mike Flood Dr. Joseph P. Laurino Nicole Stevens Mr. Michael S. Buday Mr. Jack Bless Mr. Sean P. Fontaine Anthony P. Laviano Mr. Rodolfo C. Sumulong Mr. Kevin A. Carver Mr. Babatola Durojaiye Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Jane Lawler Mrs. Tracey L. Tripp Dennis M. Cassidy, MD Ms. Julie C. Etzkorn Galvez Victoria R. Lazuka Mr. Stephen J. Trotta Sherrie Chambers Angela Gillisse April L. Gillespie Waltter Lopez-Gonzalez Karen Turner Robert and Martha Ree Miss Sarah E. Greenhawt Miss Kelly A. Maher Mr. Peter J. Valentine Collins Mr. Harold N. Haynes Mr. Darryl K. Harrison Roberto Martinez Jr. Brett and Melissa Van Hoose Danielle J. Duval Ms. Jackie L. Jenkins Kathleen A. Hetz Kevin M. Maust David Virgilio Ms. Deborah Folino Miss Charlotte M. Kelley Ms. Maxine Hutchinson Michael P. McEleney Mr. John A. Warner Mr. Jeffrey J. Grande Ms. Janice Law Mr. Bryon J. Ingalls Tracy Loomis-Miller M. Brent Wertz Mrs. Kelly (Crawford) Grande Mr. James P. McInturff Adam W. Jones Miss Leah C. Monzillo Ms. Robyn F. Wesley Mrs. Jeanne K. Gregory Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Miss Nora V. Jones Kelly A. Neff Jonathan Wiede Mr. John P. Larkin Mrs. Teresa M. Pergola Ms. Christine B. Lutocka Rebecca E. Paone Miss Abebi Wolfe Mr. Cory C. Malatesta Ms. Jenna W. Schebell Dana M. MacNamara Belinda V. Quinones Travis J. Milks Miss Edie L. Somerville Sarah A. Mantooth Mr. Tommie E. Rimes ’99 Jorge Montequin Ms. Carol A. Tortarelli Mr. Donald Todd Marrs Danielle J. Scibetta Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Almand Mr. Craig N. Murray Miss Alison McHugh Katherine I. Mason Monica M. Sheridan Mr. Robert J. Apple Mr. Sean T. Quigley Miss Megan A. Whitmore Amanda E. Matsumoto Leisha R. Slaughter Ms. Kymberly L. Bohart Miss Dawn D. Rawlins Miss Esther C. Will Jamie M. McCoy Bethany Smith Lorna A. Borghese Mr. Darren A. Rubin Mr. Andrew M. Zentmayer Mr. Larry L. Parker Val Smith Miss Dina L. Castellano Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Selmon ’03 Mr. Albert Garrett Pless Miss Alda S. Tome Mr. Roger Thomas T. Kyle Siptroth Nando Quinones Stephanie Toro Cayetano Mr. Joel W. Stephens Ms. Leontyne L. Locke Mr. Mark R. Rader Sasha L. Ward Nicholas Davi Edith Stewart Kelly Balaco Assad A. Raza Matthew T. Weigl Ms. Lasheantea T. Davis Ms. Denise M.A. Walthall Suzanne M. Bilicska Mr. Dean J. Ricca Leaton T. D. White Miss Lauren H. Geller Albert Van Dusen Mr. Douglas R. Bransfield Elizabeth Smith Miss Barbara K. Goetting Ms. Leisa A. Campbell Mrs. Brenda L. Williams Mr. Michael F. Stone Susann M. Golby ’01 Miss Lisset J. Diaz Jimmy D. Workman Jr. Ms. Amanda Hammerli Miss Kerrie Anne Sweeney Jasmine L. Wray Annika Abrahamsson Miss Jessica L. Drees Dr. M. Suzanne Hiebert Mr. Todd K. Thomas Russell D. Zayas Ms. Virginia S. Armstrong Janie L. Fogg Mr. Harold A. Jackson Mr. David Villarroel Ms. Eleanor M. Berberich Mr. Christopher W. Frye Rolando Villegas ’06 Mr. John E. Biggs IV Mr. Michael W. Gall Debbie Viveiros Roxanne Adams Mr. Daniel J. Buchholtz Mr. Julius R. Hobbs Jr. Mr. Rama K. Vudutala Mr. Michael T. Barnes Miss Debra L. Chadwick Mrs. Deanna L. Hutchins Erin A. Wells Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger Lee A. Crouch Miss Juleen A. Jennings Mr. Erik C. Winkler Rose Alyssa Burns Mr. Edward M. Douglass Mr. Evan G. Koorse Ms. Valerie Wolf Leslie A. Deal Michael Faxas Jennifer Leibe William Franchi Jim Gaines Lena Makurath ’05 MaryJean Hoke Miss Megan E. Gallagher Ms. Brooke M. May Mr. Gabriel F. Acosta Miss Kristen L. Kluberdanz Miss Cristina M. Gonzalez Ms. Lynne E. Merriam Mr. Matthew J. Akins Minerva Marinez Miss Shauna T. Hagan Francisco A. Moreno Mr. Charles P. Austin Danielle Meyerowitz Mr. Russell A. Harrison Jaime L. Pino Ms. Erica B. Bauman Mr. Michael J. Strycharske Mrs. Candace G. Hobbs Dawn Richards Felton Terri Arthur Berger Christine A. Volk Stephen and Sherry Jaquay Miss Tasha M. Schmidt Mr. Gregg M. Schoppman Ms. Aida I. Bermudez Willaim P. Wimberly

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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENDOWMENT The University of Tampa Robert C. and Aida Calafell The Reverend Andrew Karl Kreher Memorial Fund gratefully acknowledges Endowed Scholarship Jackson Ferrell Sr. and Sarah The Krewe of the Knights of the individuals, Doyle E. and Nell R. Carlton A. Ferrell Memorial Sant’ Yago Education Scholarship corporations and Scholarship Fund Foundation Scholarship in William J. Carter Scholarship Tom Fitzgerald Endowed Name of Joe C. Granda, UT foundations that have Soccer Scholarship Alumnus of 1950 contributed to the The Chiselers Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund Sam and Julia Flom The Krewe of the Knights of University’s endowment. Scholarship (Nursing) Sant’ Yago Education Clarence Clark-Clearwater They have been Sherman B. Forbes, M.D. Foundation Scholarship in Power Squadron Endowed Name of Richard A. Nimphie instrumental in securing Scholarship (Marine Science) Endowed Scholarship the University’s future. Krusen Graduate Studies Class of 1992 Scholarship Jack Foster Memorial Scholarship Fund (Business) SCHOLARSHIPS Endowment Dr. Curtis Gilgash The Jack Larrison Endowed Class of 2002 Scholarship Scholarship Fund New Endowed Scholarships Endowment Scholarship (Psychology) begin with a commitment Charles E. Goulding Jr. and Dr. C. Herbert Laub History Robert Cook Memorial Fund of $25,000 or more. Scholarship Germaine Goulding Chemistry Scholarship Marian E. Learey Memorial W. Hampton Copeland Jr. T. Terrell and Neva S. Anonymous Charles E. Goulding Jr. and Scholarship (Continuing Scholarship (Business) Studies) Sessums Scholarship Jane and Sid Allen Germaine Goulding A. L. Cuesta Jr. Scholarship Scholarship (Athletic) Pamunkey Tribal Indian Professor Emeritus John H. John E. Sheridan Scholarship Paul and Georgia Danahy Scholarship Lindenmeyer Scholarship (Continuing Education) Antonini Award Scholarship J. A. Griffin Scholarship (Political Science) Bill and Barbara Starkey R. Kyle and Michele Bailey Helen A. Davis Endowed General Sumter Lowry Teaching Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Hardin Construction Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Freedom Award (ROTC) The Merchants Association R. K. Bailey Endowed Dr. David Delo Endowed James and Elizabeth Endowment Fund in Honor of Scholarship John L. and Margaret Harrell Richard C. Swirbul Scholarship Scholarship Fund (Minority) MacLeod Endowed Sam Bailey Endowed Athletic Dr. Martin S. Denoff Scholarship Tampa Alpha Memorial Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship Fund Judith M. Mandt Visiting Bank of America Scholarship (Volunteer Service) for African American and Writers Program Endowment The Royal Krewe of Sparta Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hispanic American Students Edward R. Martinez-Ybor Endowed Scholarship Edna McDuffie Barritt Dervaes Sr. and Family Nash Higgins “Rat Hole Foundation Scholarship Rick and Sandy Thomas Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Gang” Scholarship (Athletic) (Spanish Language) Endowed Scholarship Lillian K. Bassler Scholarship Paul N. Dervaes-Celeste Holton-Enlow Scholarship Dr. Sue Gordon McCord Lloyd G. and Jeannette C. (ROTC) Dervaes Whitehead Endowed (Honors) Memorial Award Tingwall Scholarship Sam Ellison/BECK Endowed Scholarship Max H. Hollingsworth Chair K. I. McKay Scholarship University of Tampa Athletic Scholarship for Athletics Julia I. Dickenson Endowed of American Enterprise McKinnon Family Endowed Training Endowed Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Scholarship (Lineal Scholarship Hoover International Scholarships Florida Endowed Scholarship descendants of Confederate University of Tampa veterans) Endowed Scholarship Mary Matilda McKay Board of Fellows Endowed Women’s Club Endowed The Jacarlene Foundation Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Darin Donahue Endowed (Nursing) Scholarship Scholarship (Tennis) Scholarship Borrell Family Endowed The Glenn Waddell Helen Drysdale Jones James D. Milligan Scholarship Margaret Sweeten Scholarship (Transfer Scholarship Henderson-Donaghay Scholarship Borrell Family Endowed Students) T.E. Wade Family Founders Scholarship Gloria and Walter Kazor Scholarship for Athletics Scholarship (Nursing) Music Scholarship Clifford R. Mott and Mary Lydia Briggs Memorial Cribb Mott Endowment Fund Marcella and Bob Wallace G. Paul Dorfmuller Memorial Richard Keating Scholarship Scholarship Rosemary Mohn Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Scholarship (Art) Jim Kelly Memorial Endowed Bright House Networks John and Micheal West William L. Edwards Veterans Scholarship Ellwood C. Nance Endowed Scholarship for Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Minority Scholars Kessler-Wittcoff Scholarship Morris Edward White David A. and Mary Irene Falk National Alumni Association William and Sarah Brorein Peter O. and Girlie Knight Memorial Endowed University Scholar Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship (Pre-Law) Nursing Alumni Association Award ENDOWED Paul O’Donnell Scholarship CENTERS, (Business) INSTITUTES AND Lisa Pauchey Memorial PROGRAMS Scholarship (ROTC) MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM COMPANIES Bailey Student Investment The following companies Caterpillar Foundation MetLife Foundation Art Pepin Endowment Fund Scholarship (Golf) participated in the Constellation Energy Group Morgan Stanley Center for Ethics The Polish Heritage Naimoli Institute for Strategic University’s matching gift Darden Restaurants New York Life Foundation Foundation Scholarship Analysis program during the Foundation Gift Matching Pfizer Foundation (Polish descent) Program TECO Center for Leadership 2005-06 fiscal year. Price Waterhouse Coopers Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Ernst & Young Foundation Endowed Scholarship Visiting Writer’s Program Accenture Foundation Inc. Prudential Foundation General Re Corporation RBK Architects Endowed Walter Chair of AmSouth Bank of Florida Raytheon Company Hartford Insurance Group Scholarship Entrepreneurship Bank of America Matching State Farm Companies Management IBM Corporation Foundation Austin and Arline Rising Gifts Scholarship (Business) ING Financial Sevices Corp. Tate & Lyle North America OTHER BellSouth Matching Gift William J. “Big” Sammis CONTRIBUTORS Center J.P. Morgan Chase Time Warner Foundation Inc. Foundation Scholarship TO ENDOWMENTS Borg-Warner Matching Gifts USAA Matching Gift Fund The Saunders Foundation Program Merck Company Foundation Saunders Foundation Verizon Foundation Endowed Scholarship Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth Merrill Lynch & Co. Frank E. Duckwall Wachovia Foundation Ernest C. Segundo Sr. and D. Zandueta Foundation Inc. Foundation Connie Felicione Segundo Presidential Scholarship

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2005-06 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GIFTS AMSCOT Financial Inc./Ian Carastro & Associates Inc./ Hooters on Location No.1 Soccer Camps Scott & Carol Dawson/State MacKechnie Paul Carastro Hopco Food Service Inc. Northern Trust Bank Farm Insurance Companies AT&T Carlton Fields/Mr. Edgel Hyatt Regency Tampa Odiorne Insurance Agency Suncoast Comp. & Benefits Lester Association Accenture Foundation Inc. Downtown Oliva Tobacco Company/Mr. Affordable Lock & Key Inc. Caterpillar Foundation IBM Corporation John Oliva Suncoast Schools F.C.U. Alcalde & Fay Certegy Payment Services IBM Funds for Community The Omnia Group Inc. SunTrust Bank/Mr. Jeffery Inc./Vincent G. Pavese Dunn Altadis U.S.A. Inc. SVC Online Resources Chastain Painting Sverdrup Technology Inc. AmSouth Bank of Florida ING Financial Sevices Corp. Corporation Contractors Sykes Investments Andretta Marsh Properties Innovative Marketing Orthopaedic Association of Citigroup/Tampa Group Inc. West Florida T. Rowe Price Associates Architectural Designs Inc. Columbus Crew J. Stein Foundation Trust Pachyderm Marketing Corp Foundation Inc. Armed Forces Financial Community Foundation of J.O. DeLotto and Sons Inc. Pasco M & A, LLC TECO Energy Foundation Network Tampa Bay J.P. Morgan Chase Payroll Consultants TIAA-CREF Ashley Plaza Hotel Conn Memorial Foundation Foundation Pepin Distributing Company/ Talbott Realty Inc. Association of U.S. Army Constellation Energy Group Suncoast Chapter Jackson Transformers/Mr. Mr. Bill G. Gieseking Tampa Armature Works Inc. The Construction William Trelop Pepsi Bottling Group Tampa Bay Advertising B & B Castaways, LLC Company Inc. James Rivard Pontiac-GMC/ Pfizer Foundation Federation B3 Solutions, LLC Cordova, Smart & Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard Prado Enterprises Inc. Tampa Bay Imaging Wendy’s/BBB Service Williams, LLC Jacarlene Foundation Company Inc. Price Waterhouse Coopers Tampa Chamber of Courtyard & Residence Inn Prosport Management Inc. Commerce Bailey Family Foundation By Marriott Downtown Luciano Prida & Company Tampa Jim Walter Homes Inc. Tampa Council of The U.S. Bank of America Prudential Foundation Navy League Cura Sod Corporation The Joy McCann Foundation The Bank of Tampa Publix Supermarkets Tampa Eye Clinic D.J. Ramey & Associates, PC Julio’s Inc. Charities Inc. BellSouth Matching Gift Tampa Greyhound Track Center D.J.’s Drywall Inc. KPNJ Marketing Inc. Pulsifer Brokerage Inc. Koehler & Company, PA Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Benefield Foundation Inc./ DEX Imaging Inc. Quality of Life Home Health Jewish Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Kreher Architects Inc. Services Inc. Darden Restaurants Tampa Women’s Club Benefield Foundation Gift Matching Krewe of Sant’Yago RBC Centura Bank Tate & Lyle North America Best Western The Westshore Program Educational Foundation Inc. ROI Consulting Group Inc. Hotel The Active Network Inc. The David A. & Mary Irene Land O’Lakes Marine Ralph Russo Memorial Fund Beyond Loj.ixs Inc. Falk Memorial Fund within The Cappy Law Firm, PA Las Damas De Arte Inc./Mrs. Ram Sales & Marketing Beyond Promotions the Community Foundation Rena Jacobson The Industrial Company of Tampa Bay Rama Business and Arts Inc. Boneshaker’s Therapy Inc. Laura Waller Advisors Inc. The UPS Store David A. Straz, Jr. Foundation Ranon & Partners Inc./Mr. Borg-Warner Matching Gifts Law Office of Brian M. John F. Ranon Thomas C. Roberge & Program DeFosset Family Foundation Bilodeau Company Ray Reid Soccer School Inc. Borrell Electric Company Inc. Dale Lewis Charitable Fund Lawson Resources Inc. Thomas Financial Group Destination Tampa Bay Inc. Raymond James & Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Levy Awards & Promotional Associates Inc. Time Warner Foundation Inc. Borrell Family Foundation Inc. Elements Products Raytheon Company Toga Food and Sports Brand Scaffold Builders Inc. Ernst & Young Foundation JR Tobacco Outlet Inc. Regan Construction Inc. Tomlin Temporary Services/ Bright House Networks Escot Transportation Inc. Lowry Murphey Family Holly Tomlin Retail Permit Services Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth Fashions Direct Foundation Trans-Phos Inc. River Hills Realty Inc. D. Zandueta Feldman Orthodontics Macdonald Family Trenam Kemker Attys. At Law Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation/ John L. Rivero Gordimer & Company Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Macdonald The Tribune Company/The Burke View Garage Inc. Roche Surety Inc. Tampa Tribune Fishhawk Ranch Mannix Motors Buyers Resource of Homeowners Association Rough Riders Inc. USAA Foundation Matrix Advertising, LLC Gasparilla Island Inc. Florida Bibliophile Society Royal Krewe of Sparta UT Dining Services McKibbon Hotel C & C Painting Florida Health Science Center S&B Wings Inc. United States Tennis Contractors Inc. Managemnt Inc. Florida Independent College The Saunders Foundation Association C & C of Tampa Bay Inc. McNichols Company/Gene Fund (FICF) and Patsy McNichols Scherline & Associates Valiente Tile Inc. CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris Fowler White Boggs SchwabFund for Charitable Vargo, LLC Catanach Merchants Association of Banker, PA Florida/Mr. Peter Giving Varsity Insurance Inc. Caglianone & Miller, PA Frank E. Duckwall Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk Rodriguez Jr. Verizon Foundation Candy’s Dog Grooming Inc./ Foundation Hotel Merck Company Foundation Verizon Services Group Candy Schloesser Retter Siemens Westinghouse Gaffin Industrial Services Inc. Ulsh Associates Inc. Power Vertical I.T. Solutions Inc. Gasparilla Distance Classic/ Merrill Lynch & Co. Ms. Susan Harmeling Signal 15 Inc. Vigo Importing Co. Inc. Foundation Inc. General Re Corporation Skanska USA Building Inc. Villa Madonna School MetLife Foundation Global Impact Sodexho Campus Services Wachovia Bank Mind Inventions Grant Thornton Inc. (Facilities) Wachovia Foundation/Roy J. Morgan Stanley McCraw Jr. Gulf Marine Repair Sonshine Drywall & Metal Mueller/Baisden Advertising Corporation Framing Inc. Wal-Mart Foundation The Musante Family The Beck Group/C. Samuel Southland Title Company The Walter Foundation Foundation Ellison Spectrum Painting & Paper Walter Industries Inc. Harry E. Teasley Jr. NJR Foundation/Neil J. Hanging Rauenhorst Wesley United Methodist Foundation Squire Sanders Church Hartford Insurance Group Navy League of the U.S. St. Stanley & Lea Davis Petersburg Council West Family Foundation Inc. Hillsborough River Rlty Charitable Fund New York Life Foundation William H. Cross & Company, Corp./Mr. John J. Avalon State Farm Companies CPAs The New York Yankees Foundation Holland and Knight The Write Impression Charitable Foundation/John Tampa Foundation Inc. State Farm Insurance Z F D Inc. and MaryEllen Germany

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2005-06 PARENT AND FORMER PARENT DONORS Anonymous David A. Cowdrick Matthew and Cecilia Glover Mr. and Mrs. John McGee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aarts Bradford and Ann Cowen Mr. Blair L. Goltra Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. McGlame Robertson Jim and Laura Adams Donald and Elaine Crowley Peter and Genevieve Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuire Tara and Wayne Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Adams Luke M. and Cynthia Curley Ed and Barbara Gormley Mr. Thomas A. McKenna The Peter D. Rodenbostel Family Scott W. Agnew Carol Curry Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Govin Ms. Barbera McManis Mr. Victor Romero Mr. Mark Alswanger Peter and Kathryn Cushing Karol K. Gray Jerome M. Meguiar Jules and Elisabeth Romfh Anna Kristine Anderson Fredrick William Cwynar Mr. and Mrs. James E. Green Abner Miller Mrs. Jean A. Ronso Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Antonacci Martha D’Iorio Steven and Amy Greenberg Lynne A. Moeder Mr. Jeffrey Rosenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Pedro P. Arrabal Ms. Maureen Ann Daher Mr. Richard T. Greenberg Mrs Patricia Mohammed Eugene Sambataro Krista Ashe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Hamel Jim and Sally Moorehead Francis Samperisi Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ashley Daniele Tony and Elaine Hardin Mr. Tom Mora Antonio D. Santos Dr. Gregg Bachman Marc and Katrina Danon Mrs. Sandra Rae Hasbrouck Mr. Peter H. Moses Mrs. Ann M. Sarginson Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey Mrs. Lynne Frasa De La Rosa Jean F. Henehan Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Most Rakesh and Karlene Sarna Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gil DeMeza Ms. Beverly D. Hicks George and Brenda Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bainbridge Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wayne Cynthia R. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S. DeNatale Savino Jr. Richard H. Bartlett Michael and Kim Hightower Mulbarger Angela Delgatto Dr. Mary Jane Schenck Sylvester T. and Violetta Karen K. Hilliard Lawrence and Diane Munini Barwinski Deborah A. Denton Richard Schmidt James M. Hoffheimer Gary Nash Thomas and Elise Batik Jay W. Derwin William M. and Mary T. Dr. and Dr. John Henry Ms. Jean Nelson Schmitz LuAnn Battista Dave and Linda Devine Houseman John Sovereign Nessmith Mrs. Diane M. Schneider Allison Becker Deborah A. DiScala Ed Hsu Mr. and Mrs. Fredric D. Mr. and Mrs. James Schule Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Becker Mr. Michael W. Dill Newman Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Inman Lynn Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Daniel Dinzik Jr. Dr. David Clark Isele Mr. and Mrs. Le Nguyen Becker Jr. Larry and Maxine Schwartz Mr. Richard J. Doherty The Jack Family Daniel Nilson Mr. and Mrs. Elwood A. Benner Todd and Pamela Scudder Mr. Lee A. Dombrowski Mrs. Janet K. Jackson Jill Northrop Mr. Leo B. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Jeffries Bob and Leslie Ogan Seamands Adela Bernard Dorrance Herbert Kalloff Theresa Dike Okpani Dennis M. and Michele S. Mr. James Bessette Garth and Anne Drewry Patricia A. Kane Mr. Philip Orsino Sheehan Becky S. Bird Leah Drill Harry and Nancy J. King Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ostroy Walter and Dorinda Shelley Thomas Boehringer Mr. and Mrs. John Armon Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. John and Suzanne Shevenell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bohnsack Debra J. Elstad Palazzo Jr. Jeff Klepfer Steven and Elisa Silets Leonor Bonfonte Lisa Endick Kathryn Palermo Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Patrick and Lillian Pauchey Charles Boover Richard A. Espindola Kluberdanz Janice L. Paradise Simon Barbara Bosco Mr. John Evans Mr. and Mrs. John Kornrumpf Mr. and Mrs. F. Tirrill Parker Jr. Mr. Ray Sinibaldi James W. and Lisa Bostick Ms. Margie L. Evans Marty and Carol Kosobucki Jeff and Sandra Parshall Mrs. Mary Lands Smith Ron and Paula Bouchard Dr. Thomas M. Fabian, MD Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Laun Mr. and Mrs. Elman C. Payne Michael and Theresa Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Charles and Diane Fabyanski Dorothy A. LeBlanc Tom and Delores Pearson Thomas G. Smith Brewer James A. and Jeanette A. George LeVan Bobbie Pepitone Mr. Bill Snyder Jr. Joseph J. Bronte Falcon John J. Leandro Mr. Barry Phillips and Dr. Vicki Mr. and Mrs. G. John Sowyrda Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust Miss Marygrace Farina Phillips Mr. Earnest R. Ledford Mrs. Joyce Spicola Mr. Larry W. Bryant William and Barbara Frank and Cindy Pidala Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr. Angelo and Barbara Stamoulis Carolyn Bullard Fechtmann Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger James E. Lee and Anna L. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart Katharine L. Bumstead Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Mr. and Mrs. Clark Plucinski Feinstein Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Leverett and Kathy Stone Lindsay Ann Bunting Stephen and Penny Porteus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feldman Leess Mrs. Jo Ann Sullivan Mr. Thomas Burgeier LTC Darwin Prewitt Mr. Thomas E. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sumner Robert Samuel and Georgia L. Lefaivre Patrick L. Price Daniel and Beth Sweeney Burress Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Feurtado Mr. Russell C. Leibe Michael and Donna Pucilowski Dennis and Joyce Swegle Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino Mrs. Connie J. Leow Mr. and Mrs. George K. Pytlik Cabaccang Michael and Pattie Fiduccia Mr. Bill Taylor Debra and Dale Lewis Mr. Jeffrey Raley Bob and Linda Caldwell Frank and Kathy Finelli Mr. and Mrs. Nick Trankito Lynne Flood Alan and Ellen Levin Mr. and Mrs. Sunnilal Dr. Michael Truscott Joseph and Cathy M. Callahan Ramnarine Ms. Alice M. Fogle Dr. Clayton S. Long Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dalsum Gerand and Mimi Cappiello Jose and Mildred Ramos Mrs. Ann M. Fox William and JoAnn Longley Ronald L. and Martha A. Christopher and Julie Robert and Deborah Reardon Capsambelis Mrs. Luella F. Franqui Mrs. Sarah D. Lowenberg Vaughn Stephen C. Rehman Marian Cara Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Frush Joaquin Luque Dr. Judith Washburn Stephaine Reilly Adalberto Cardoso Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Mr. John L. Macdonald Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Mr. John J Ricca Werner Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Frye Jr. John R. Madden Carleton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Brian and Carol Magness David W. Richards Eric and Peggy Wheeling Mrs. Karen M. Casey Gagliardi Thomas and Holly Malouf Mr. Clifford Rieser Randy and Paula M. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lyell and Anne Galbraith Paul Marino Mr. Roger V. Rigau Raymond and Helene Wiede Cavaluchi Sr. Antonia D. Gannon Wayne N. and Betty S. Marx Gary L. and Phyllis M. Rimes Mrs. Brenda L. Williams Jan E. Chatmas Maria Garay Laurance and Dale Mathe Dr. David Rindler Genie Williams James J. Cianci Mrs. Irene J. Garcia Paul McClay Sr. James and Anne Riordan Mr. Timothy J. Williams Dr. Peter Ciejek Mr. and Mrs. Jorge J. Garcia Thomas H. and Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rivera Belinda West Womack Dale Ganley Clabaugh Stephen and Lynda Garton McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Jimmy D. Workman Jr. Mr. and Mrs.Ronald Compton Gaspari Family Ms. Donna L. McFarland Roberts Joe and Donna Woznicki Erin G. Costello Mr. Ronald Giardelli Charles Lynn McGee Brenda Robertson Ms. Charleen D. Wyman

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64 UT JOURNAL A Jewel Reclaimed The Chiselers’ latest book is now being offered for sale to the public! Written by Phyllis Kimbel and brilliantly illustrated by photographer Alex McKnight, with graphic design by Jen Larcom-Hunter, it brings to life Tampa’s famous old hotel, its colorful role in the Spanish-American War, and its 47 years of historic restorations.

The first printing of 1,000 copies was offered only to the Chiselers and their families—and sold out in eight months! A second printing has just come off the press to be treasured by all who hold fond memories of The University of Tampa. This is a limited edition!

O R D E R F O R M The Chiselers’ board and Keepsake Committee 2004-06 are thrilled to announce that A Jewel Reclaimed is now a reality! This colorfully illustrated book documents the work the Chiselers have done to restore and preserve the Tampa Bay Hotel. Each copy is $30 (tax included), plus $5 postage.

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We’ve kicked the University of Tampa license plate into high gear, with 1,070 sold as of the latest count, and more than $50,000 raised for UT! That has us over the minimum needed to keep the plate on the road for another year, but also is well short of our goal of at least 1,200. Now, we have the chance to shift the UT plate into overdrive, and make a showing so strong its future can never be in doubt! Remember: At just $27 in addition to the regular tag fee, it’s an affordable, hand- some and lasting tribute to any UT success, and every sale brings in $25 for your University. To learn how to get yours, call the alumni office at (813) 253-6209, or e-mail [email protected]. (Florida residents only)

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