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1984 PHOENIX Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach, Florida 32014 Volume XVII

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Todd Huffstickler

CONTENTS

STUDENT LIFE 14

SENIORS 26

ENTERTAINMENT 80

UNDERCLASSMEN 112

SPORTS 134

FACULTY 152

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 164

MEMORIAM 210

ADVERTISING 216 Here at Embry-Riddle, we begin our day in such a pleasant atmosphere in Daytona Beach. As we pass by Embry-Riddle's entrance sign, we go into a world of Aviation. Amid our busy schedule here, we even find time to enjoy food provided by Epicure, as you can see, we just can't wait. Then, as we leave for the day, we can take the bike path via a scenic route.

iiii 4 Our flag flies high, while the palm trees stand tall and pretty, portraying a picture of serenity; however .

It's off to classes and studying

- 5 - ST ARTJNG A DAY The students wake up to a new beautiful day for studies. Some students are drowsy and tired from the night before. As the day continues, students get more involved with their studies.

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iiii 6 The Engineering Building - In here students develop their drawing skill, the aerodynamics of the aircraft, and prove that the aircraft can fly. The Flight Line - Students plan their trips into the air with flight briefings, weather information and coordination with flight schedule, to make each flight a safe one.

• 7 I No time to smile for me. He's observing a basic rule even on Riddle's ramp .. collision avoidance . people avoidance .

AND. How about a thorough preflight, that's another basic rule here at E-RAU.

THEN. Off we go to fiddle with these; looks like fun huhlll

~8- A Falcon ... A Dream Plane A DC-9 ... An Inspiration

A Seminole - A Stepping Stone. To see them all at Embry-Riddle says Chris Halliday

- - 9 - Mary walks to class with a friend while Susan returns home from a tension-filled day, probably a test, to get away from it all. Epicure Food Services offers students a variety of choices for every meal.

•- 10 Checking in for an aircraft assignment is a part of the dai­ ly routine for students like Chris enrolled in a flight course. Checking the flight schedule can be both depressing and rewarding; depressing if a student is not assigned to a flight the following day, rewarding if the student is going to fly. Simulator training is an important part of many flight courses and gives the student valuable experience before he or she flies in the aircraft.

- 11 - E-RAU students need to carefully check all parts of the aircraft during preflight, here one co-ed inspects the rudder, prior to take-off.

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This is too good a day to go inside for classes, but time and grades waits for no one.

Computer technology is an essential part of a computer science student's day-to-day class work, but homework means pro­ blem solving and using a good eraser.

- 12 As the sun goes down in Daytona Beach, it marks the end of another great day. Some students go out and roam the bars and yet many others retire to their dorms to study.

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15 J J There's. a t'ime to stud there's time to fantasize.y, and a time to fly, and then,

- 16 In this age of automatic tellers, business jets, fast cars, and " life in the fast lane," many grasp for the wings of aviation - at E-RAU .

EMBRY · RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY

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- 18 I Stop by our outdoor sunshine multipurpose spot where you can catch up on tanning those limbs, educating that mind, and chatting with a friend .

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Can you guess what he/ she likes doing?

Hey! Check it out. They remembered me.

STUDENT LIFE 19 -• Billiards, tennis or a walk along the beach are a few ways Riddle students capture that Florida spirit.

- 20 If only aviation was as easy as just lifting your wings ...

•- Just a Few Ways in Which We Get Away From It All .

- 22 STUDENT LIFE 23 -• An extra effort for that "A" to please Mom and Dad.

takes time out before Dorm 2 fellows observing the sights, while Sarah entering class to pose for this shot.

i 24 students sit back and relax, As the day begins to slow down and end, the and watch a little bit of do a little studying, and sit back in the dorm lounges the boob tube_

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SENIORS

. , t ! ?; . I ' t ·· 'J- ',. TIM ADAM Bachelor Degree, Aeronautical Engineering, Dean's List Fall 1980, President Baseball Club 1983, 4-Year Scholarship AFROTC. 500 West 17th, #12, Yankton, S.D. 57078. Graduating April 21, 1984.

GEORGE T. ADRIAN and Varsity Water-Ski Team (1980-82), National Dean's List 1980, 81, JJ Adams 82, E-RAU Dean's list (5 times), Eta-Mu Sigma Honor Society, Water­ Timothy Adam Mark Ashley Ski Club, Management Club, AAAE member, Co-op Advisory Council, Commercial pilot - instrument, multi-rating, CF!, and AGL 10845 Park Avenue, Clarence, N.Y. 14031. Graduating April 21, 1984.

EBRAHIM J. AL-KUBRAISY Dean's List, A&P License, Softball team "Southern Ice."

PAUL D. ANDERSON III Orientation Leader, Private Pilot, Chairman - membership - committee, American Assoc. of Airport Exec's (AAAE), Dean's List Summer A, B 1983, Information/Communication Center Assistant 1983-1984, Member - Management Club, Intramural-Football, Softball, Hockey.

GARNETT C. ANDREWS Alfred Adel George T. Adrian A&P License 3 times intramural Champ (Basketball), 511 28th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11210. Graduating August, 1984.

STEVEN J. ASHWORTH Management Club 1982-1984, Chairman of Alumni Assoc. for Management Club - 82-83, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 1983, Dean's List 1983, Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM) 1982-83, Eta Mu Sigma: Aviation Honor Society. 12173 Colony Ave., Lake Park, Fla. Graduating April, 1984.

ALI ASIF Intramural Sport: Cricket.

EDWARD E. ASIKELE Mariyam Akmal Ebrahim Al-Kubaisy Vice-President National Honor and Leadership Society (ODK) 1982, Member - National Honor Society in Aerospace Engineering - - (Sigma Gamma Tau), Vice-President - Christian Fellowship Club 1981-82, Dean's List - Fall 1981, Honor Roll - Spring 1981, Chemistry Lab Instructor - Fall 81-Fall 83, Math Tutor-Upward Bound - Summer 1982, Member of - American Institute of Astronautics and Aeronautics, Math Grader Fall 1982, Physics Grader - Spring 1983.

Abdul-Redha Al-Ajmi Alina H. Alamo

~ 28 Alksninis Saad Al-Maskari Juan M. Alamo John Gary Ford Naras

Paul D. Anderson Garnett C. Andrews Fahad Almutrafi Brian T. Anderson

Steven J. Ashworth Sheikh Asif-Ali Wayne Anselmo Noufan Arekat

Fawzi S. Ayaz Johnny Domingo Ayo Alquera Atiq Edward E. Asikele

1SENIORS 29 Randal C. Barber Ballinger Rene Banks Amjad Zaman Babar James

D. Baxter James Beard Jr. Rosario Barilla Elyse A. Baney-Barton

Mahmoud Bek Dernah Jeffrey J. Belevich John K. Becilett Richard E. Beckwith

Leo A. Bench Nanc-Elisha Bernatas Brian T. Bellerose Deborah Ann Bender

f 30 RENEBANKS3 31/2 Year AFROTC Scholarship, Dean's list 8 Trimesters, Arnold Air Society, ROA. Graduating April, 1984.

RANDALL C. BARBER Omicron Delta Kappa (National Honor Society) Dean's list, Resident Advisor, AE. co-op with David Taylor Navalship research and Bassem Bertizlian Ivan J. Betancourt development Center, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, American Helicopter Society, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, NASDS (Scuba Diving Certificate), Co-op Advisory Council, Karate Club, Scuba Club, Ski Club, Intramural Football, Volleyball (Captain), Hockey (Captain), Softball (captain), Basketball (Benchwarmer), Chemistry Lab Instructor, Instrument RATED Private Pilot. Box 22, Carlisle, New York, 13031, Graduating April 1984.

D.BAXTER Christian Fellowship Club (Secretary), Clubs and Organization Commission, Student-Faculty Conduct Commission, Chemistry Proctor and Grader, Residence Hall Programming Board (President), Who's Who, Omicron Delta Kappa (Vice-President and President) Resident Advisor, Aeronautical Science Tutor, CF!, Intramural Soccer and Football, 947 East 58th St., Brooklyn, New York, 11234, Graduating Luis L. Bill Daniel Billingsley April, 1984.

RICH BECKWITH A&P Mechanics License, FCC General Radio Telephone License, Private Pilot License, B.S. AV. Tech., A.S. AMT.

JEFF BELEVICH CFI - Al, National Dean's List, Who's Who, International Youth in Achievement, B.S. in Aeronautical Science, Meteorology Lab Technician. 4406 West Run Rd., Homestead, PA 15120. Graduating April, 1984.

BRIAN BELLEROSE B.S. Degrees in Air Science and Air Studies with concentration in Aeronautical Engineering. A.S. Degree in Aviation Management and Philip J. Black John Boganski Jr. Flight, Commercial pilot, Instrument, Multi, CFI, CF!!, CFMUL TI, Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate, Ground Instructor Basic, Inst. and Advanced, Omicron Delta Kappa National Honor Society, ETA MU SIGMA Aviation Management Honor Society, National Dean's list, ERAU Dean's list, ERAU honor Student, Management Club Member, Scuba Club Pres., Vice Pres., Treasurer, ERAU Intramural Sports ERAU Bowling League, ERAU Precision Flight Team Member. 29 Bellevue St., Putnam, CT 06260, Graduating Summer B Term, 1984.

Glen R. Boggs Terry Borrelli

SENIORS 31 - DEBORAH A. BENDER Dean's list of 1983, Eta Mu Sigma (Mgmt honor society), National New Smyrna Bch., FL 32069 Management Club. 574-G Treadway Dr., Graduating Fall 1983. Bouril Bryan Bourgoin Luis LUIS BILL

11 E-RAU Christian A&P license, International Club at DBCCm Automotive and Diesel Fellowship, E-RAU ROTC (Cadet 2nd Lt.), Pilot Ground School, Mechanic, Helicopter Instructor, Private Graduating April 1985

DAN BILLINGSLEY Club Softball, Golf Club, Dean's List (3 times), CFI-I, Naval Aviation 11066 Delta Circle, Club, Commercial, Multi, Instrument License. Surf 1984. Boca Raton, FL 33433, Graduating August

JOHN BOGANSKI Assoc. of Airport Alpha Eta Rho, L-5 Aerospace Society, American Executives, Private Pilot ASEL, A&P Mechanic. Peggy L. Bower I Richard Dean Bourne GLEN BOGGS Club, Management Club, Resident Advisor (1982-1984), Water Ski Sky Diving Club, Sailing Club (Treasurer and Founding member, Auten Rd., sports (Hockey, Softball, Flag Football. 19301 Intramural 1984. South Bend IN 46637. Graduating April

BRYAN BOURGOIN Flight Flight Dispatcher, Commercial-Instrument ASMEL, CFI-A, and, Football 35 Dean's List, ERAU Intramural Hockey, Softball, April 1984. Heath Street, Hartford, CT 06106. Graduating

LUISBOURIL Universities and Colleges, Who's Who Among Students Americans Board of Trustees Students National Dean's List, E-rau Dean's List, ET A RHO-PI class Brandenburg Escort, Senior Class Council Member, Alpha Conway L. Boyette Larry Executives, President, Secretary, American Association of Airport Projects committee Vice-President Public Relations co-chairman, Member, Inter-Fraternity Member, ERAU Radio Station Committee Services, Intramurals Greek Council - AHP rep., AHP - Community Shadeland Drive, Falls Week and Riddle Regatta Participant. 3052 Church, VA 22044. Graduating Fall 1983

W. Breakell Horst Hen Brauchler Robert

._ 32 Robert L. Brown Scott W. Brown Cheryl Ann Brennan David S. Bronstein

Robert A. Busby Timothy John Calhoun Daniel F. Bruce Robert Burnett

Raymond Carlson Marie-Jose Caro Kimberley A. Canaris Thomas W. Cannon

Milton David Carrero Bruce Carver Sandra A. Carpenter John D. Carr

SENIORS 33 Raymond L. Casey Robert B. Casper Louis V. Castagna Bernard A. Castell

Joseph P. Catan Maurice A. Chanmugam Henry Chartoff Pierre Chausse

Jose A. Chavez Christopher Chin·Quee Dennis D. Chin·Quee Stuart Chinofsky

Angelo Chung Robert Clark Steven W. Clark William Clarke

;; 34 PEGGY L. BOWER Dean's List - Sum. 82, National Dean's List 82-83, Founder and President - Computer Science Club 82-83, Member Management Club - 82, Member Golf Club - 83, Computer Lab Assistant/Grader, Private Pilot, P.O. Box 94, Kutztown, Pa. 19530, B.S. Computer Science.

CONWAY L. BOYETTE III 1512 Pine Cr., Macclenny, Fla. 32063

LARRY BRANDENBURG Dean's List, American Association of Airport Executives, Private Pilot Craig R. Clement Gary L. Clemons ROBERT W. BREAKELL Who's Who, Dean's List, CFI, Commercial Instrument, National Dean's List, Treasurer of L-5 Aerospace Society, Student Assistant for Ray Rutt, Mike Lafrinier, 2726 Nottingham Rd., Roanoke, Va. 24014

CHERYL BRENNAN 200 West Ave., Brockport, NY 14420

SCOTT BROWN Management Club, 3129 McKently St., Reading, Pa. 19605

THOMAS W. CANNON l • \ ~ Dean's List 6 trimesters, Graduating Magna Cum Laude, Naval Aviation Club, ASMEL - Commercial Instrument, CF!, Dispatcher Randall L. Cohen Jaime J. Colon Certificate, 5322 Viking Dr. Houston, Tex. 77092

MARIE-JOSE CARO Sigma Tau Delta, Private Pilot, AAAE (V.P. Public Relations) French Club (V.P.), FPWA Member, Angel Flight Women's Honor Society (1981 Past president), National Dean's List (1983-1984), ERAU Dean's List, American Red Cross Volunteer, 78 Walraven Drive, Teaneck, NJ

RAYMOND M. CARLSON ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!, Golf Club President, Golf Team, Management Club, Intramural Football, Intramural Hockey, Dean's List, 104 Laurel St, Longmeadow, Ma. 01106

SHERRI D. CARTWRIGHT Ninety-Nines Treasurer 1981, Management Club 81-82 National Jocelyn Coor Scott R. Cope Dean's List, ERAU Dean's List 1982, Private Pilot, Senior Class Student Council, Rte 6 Box 173, McMinnville, TN 37110

ROBERT B. CASPER Dean's List all Terms, Selected for National Dean's List, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Eta Rho Historian, Management Club, American Society for Aerospace Education, 34 Orchard St., Leominster, MA 01453

JOSEPH P. CATAN Fall 1983 Senior Class President, Fall/Spring 82 President Platoon Leader's Class Club, 81-83 member Platoon Leaders Class Club, 82- 83 Chill Phi Chill Fraternity, Fall/Spring 81-82 Resident Advisor Dorm I, Dean's List Spring 81, 5509 Mt. Vernon Way Dunwoody, Ga. 30338

Bryan Cordell David B. Cornwell

SENIORS 35 •- CHRISTOPHER CHIN-QUEE Dean's Private Pilot ASEL, Airframe and Powerplant licenses, National List 83, A.Sin AMT,

DENNIS P. CHIN-QUEE Dean's List Commercial Instrument, CF!i, Airframe and Powerplant, twice

ROBERT CLARK Dean's List Fall 1981, Scuba Club, L-5 Club, Private Pilot, 23320 Management Club, 1065 Kempsville Rd., Chesapeake, Va.

CRAIG R. CLEMENT Michael A. Corujo JonR. Cox PLC, Who's Who 1981-1982, Dean's List, Secretary/Treasurer A.S. Airframe and Powerplant Rating, B.S. Aeronautical Studies, Dec. 16, Aviation Maintenance Technology, commissioned USMC 1983, 12007 Cheviot Dr. Herndon, Va. 22070

GARY L. CLEMONS Catholic A&P Licenses, Dean's List, Management Club, St. Paul's Church, Box 283, Milroy, IN 46156

JOCELYN COOR Society for Avion Layout Editor 1983, Avion Staff Reporter 81-83, Dean's List Collegiate Journalists Member 81-83, Secretary 82, ERAU Lab 1982, National Dean's List 1982, Who's Who 1983, Meteorology Student Assistant Aeronautical Science Department 81, Assistant 83, James M. Crater ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF! Louis H. Cozzi

DAVE CORNWELL Dean's Commercial Instrument ASMEL, CFII, AG!, BG!, !GI, National A.S in List, Omicron Delta Kappa, B.S. in Aeronautical Science, 155 Aviation Management, 1982 Speech Night Master of Ceremonies, Kinsey Ave., Kenmore, NY 14217

LOUIS COZZI ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!,

JAMES W. CRATER St., ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!, 9005 North State Westerville, OH 43081

DUANE CREGER Duane F. Creger Philip A. Criscenzo ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF! Dean's List

A. SCOTT CSANDA Club, Dean's List, Weather Room Lab Assistant, Management Club, Entertainment Committee, U.C. Pub Bartender, Snow Skiing Sailing Club, 4832 N. Nordica, Chicago, Ill. 60656

GARY DePASQUALE B.S. Aeronautical Science, A.S Aeronautical Studies, ASMEL NJ 07512 Commercial Instrument, CF!, 135 Jefferson Pl, Totowa,

MARK JOHN DETROIT List AIAA Member, Physics Lab Instructor, Golf Club, Dean's

Kevin W. Croteau Scott A. Csanda

- 36 Dean Timothy Debellis Michael Cyrankowski Augusto R. De Castro Kevin D.

John Detroit Nicholas F. Dibiase Manuel De Leon Gary Depasquale Mark

Randall M. Dion Kathy Dipippo Edward R. Dickinson Frank M. Didamo

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Robert A. Doncaster Susan M. Dougherty Larry Dirusso Claiborne C. Dodge

• SENIORS 37 I Jacqueline Dufort David Dowdell Raymond F. Draper Daniel Drew

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Frederick L. Durr Scott J. Dunmire Daniel T. Dupuy Christopher Durbin

Douglas Eater Dennis Rolla Dutton AviDwek Ronald Mitchel Dyer

W. Edwards Kelly Eberle Earl Ecklin Kevin C. Edmondson Kevin

; 38 FRANK M. DIDAMO B.S. Aeronautical Science, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CFI ASEL, 3355 Corsa Ave., Bronx, NY 10469

RANDALL M. DION 1 Havenwood Trail, Ormond Beach, Fla. 32074

CATHY DIPIPPO Dean's List, Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management, Management Club, AAAE Co-op Spring 1984, Honor Roll 0 DAVID DOWDELL Isaac Ehikioya HenryH. Eng Associate Degree - Aviation Maintenance Technology, FAA Airframe and Power plant Certificate, Dean's List

RAYMOND F. DRAPER Computer Science Club Executive Vice-President, Management Club, Eta Mu Sigma - Aviation Management Honor Society, Omicron Delta Kappa, Who's Who among students in American Colleges and Universities, National Dean's List, ERAU Dean's List - 6 times, Honor Roll - 1 time, Maurice F. Taylor Scholarship, C Cooperative Education Advisory Council, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CFII, Magna Cum Laude, B.S Computer Science, A.S Aviation Management, 605 Nottoway Ave., Blackstone, Va. 23824

SCOTT J. DUNMIRE National Dean's List, Honor's List ERAU, Management Club, Eta Mu Sigma Honor Society, American Association of Airport Executives, Aviation Marketing Association, Private Pilot William B. Enslen Andrea B. Escheu DANIEL J. DUPUY Aeronautical Science Degree, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!, ASES, 1030 Turnbull Dr., Metairie, La. 70001

CHRISTOPHER J. DURBIN B. S. Aeronautical Engineering, Dean's List Honor Roll, U.S. Navy Flight Slot, President Naval Aviation Club, National Honor Society, Private Pilot, Partridge Hill Rd. RFD #2, Dudley, MA 01570

DENNIS R. DUTTON Private Pilot, Dean's List, Arnold Air Society, Air Force ROTC Cadet Wing Commander, 3960 Willow Trail Run, A-3, Port Orange, Fla. 32019

KELLY EBERLE Mark Esdinsky Stephen T. Eseley A&P License, B.S. in Air Studies, Private Pilot, Dean's List, A.S. in AMT

EARLECKLIN Dean's List, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!, Naval Aviation Club, Ski Club, Dispatcher Rating, 112 Lathrop St. South Hadley, MA 01075

KEVIN C. EDMONDSON B.S Aeronautical Science, Dean's List, Honor Roll, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!!, BG!, !GI, Intramural Basketball - Captain, Intramural Football, ERAU Scuba Club, 1795 Route 32, Sykesville, Md. 21784

William A. Eyzaguirre Almutrafi A. Fahad

SENIORS 39 -• ISAAC EHIKIOY A Management Club, American Marketing Association, Dean's List Fall 1981, Dean's List Summer 1983, Dean's list Fall 1983 Graduating December 1983. PaulFalix Emmanuel D. Faneye NANC-ELISHA BERNAT AS B.S. Aeronautical Studies, A&P Mechanics license, Management Club, Northern New England Chapter of the Ninety Nines, Sherley Mahn Scholarship Winner 1982 and 1983, Private License, Weather Room Assistant.

WILLIAM 8. ENSLEN FCC Radiotelephone Operator with Radar Endorsement, A&P License, B.S. Aviation Technology, A.S. Avionics Maintenance Technology, P-ASEL, Vets Club. Graduating December 1984.

ANDREA 8. ESCHEU Intramural Softball, Bowling, Comm. Instr. ASMEL, CF!!, BGI, Dispatcher Program, Flight Operations Dispatcher, A.S. Aviation Management, B.S. Aeronautical Science. 4622 Griffin Rd. Wilmington, Victor Farah Ali Farhang-Haeri Del. 19808. Graduating December 1983.

ARTHUR EYZAGUIRRE JR. Avion Entertainment Editor 1982-1983, Avion Advertising Manager 1983, SCJ Vice-President, Entertainment Committee, Cdt. Cpt. ROTC, B.S. Aeronautical Studies, Orientation Leader, Intramural Football/Softball, Private Pilot, Board of Trustee Escort, Scuba Club/open water diver. 720 River Gate Dr. Atlanta, Ga. 30338.

PAUL FAUX A&P Mechanic, Commercial Pilot. 87-0855th Rd. N.Y., N.Y. 11373.

RICHARD ALAN FIEDLER Comm. Inst. ASMEL, Life Member Delta Gizmo. 2261 Old Farm Rd. Scotch Plains, N .J. 07076. Graduating December 1983. Gayle R. Feingold Mark J. Feola

DOUG FINNEY Naval Aviation Club, Management Club, National Dean's list 1981-82- 83-84. 655 Morningside Dr. Zionsville, Ind. 46077. Graduating December 17, 1983.

GabrielE.Fernandez Peter Ferraro

-• 40 Richard Ala Fiedler William H. Findiesen Douglas C. Finney Jeff T. Fisher

Craig Fleming Mary Fobes Robert Fogel Troy N. Fontaine

Janice Ford Jennifer Ford Aaron M. Fortson Guillen Francisco

Rich Frankel Brian B. Franz Glendon A. Fraser John Frawley

SENIORS 41 - Fry John W. Gaines Thomas W. Frazier Kenneth A. Frey John N.

I Paul T. Gawura Dawn M. Gallina Mohammad Ganjavinia Geoffrey Garrett

Nagib M. Giabou Joseph A. Gennard Earl F. Gentile James R. Gesger

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Jeffrey Glicksman Charles Gilliland T. Russell Gilmore Michael J. Ginter

•- 42 JEFF FISHER Founding member and Pres. ERAU Chapter American Association of Airport Executives, Founding Member Sigma Pi Fraternity, ERAU, B.S. Aviation Management, Deans List, Nominated for Who's Who, ODK Honor Society Candidate, Airline Dispatcher Asst. for People Express, Private Pilot.

Evalou Gnang Cynthia J. Gnegy CRAIG FLEMING A&P Certificate ASMEL Commercial Instrument, B.S. in Aviation Technology, Airline Dispatcher Certificate, CF!. P.O. Box 818 Easton, Md. 21601. Graduated April 1984.

MARY FOBES Dean's List Subber A 1983, Sigma Phi Delta Little Sisters President, Phoenix Member 1980-81. RD! Waymart, Pa. 18472. Graduated December 1983.

TROY FONTAINE AFROTC Commandant Award Winner, Pratt and Whitney Outstanding AFROTC Junior Award, AIAA Member. 443 22nd St. Belleair Beach, Fla. 33535. Graduated Spring 1984.

Kevin Godfrey Kurt Godwin JANICE FORD ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!, Girls Soccer Team.

BRIAN FRANZ Who's Who, Deans List CFII, BG!, AG!, !GI. 8220 SW 138th Ave. Miami, Fla. 33183. Graduated December 1983.

THOMAS FRAZIER AFROTC Scholarship, Honors Ribbon 1983, Honor Flight Commander 1983, ROA Member, Deans List, Private Pilot, Intramural Softball, hockey, Ultimate Frisbee, Tastebuds, Commissioned 2Lt USAF. 700 Gleneagles Dr., Ft. Washington, Md. 20744. Graduated April 1984.

KENNETH FREY B.S. Aviation Administration, Private Pilot. William Goldstein Jose Gonzalez JOHN FRY CF!, ASMEL, Baseball Club. RD 2 Box 311 Cherry Tree, Pa. 15724. Graduated Summer 1983.

JOHN GAINES Dean's List Honor Roll 1981-84, Who's Who Nominee, ASMEL Commercial, Instrument, CF!. 316 Meadow Ln., Frankfort, Ky. 40601. Graduated Spring 1984.

Fuller B. Gordy William E. Gould

SENIORS 43 •- GEOFFREY GARRETT Consecutive Dean's List, National Dean's List, ASMEL Commercial Insfrument, CF!, Dispatcher Certificate, 900 Echo Lane, Johnson City, TN 37601

PAULGAWURA Dean's List 8 consecutive trimesters, Magna Cum Laude graduate, B.S Computer Science, Member Computer Club, English Honors Award 1st place research paper, 9334 Virgil, RedJord, Ml 48239 JOE GENNARO ASMEL Instrument, CFI, 51 Oceanview Ave., Valley Stream, NY 11581 Ronald Grant Gary Warner Gray GINTER Deans List - 2 Terms, Vets Club Softball, Skydiving Club, Naval Aviation Club, Who's Who 1981, 656 Colonial Ave., York, Pa. 17403 JEFFREY GLICKSMAN Bachelor of Science Aeronautical Science, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CF!, Deans List Spring 82, 36-20 Bowne St. Flushing, NY 11354

EVALOU GNANG Dean's List 1982, French Club Member, Private and Commercial License.

KURT GODWIN ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CFll, 11 Carriage Rd., Wilmington, DE 19807 Melvin K. Green Jr. Jeffrey P. Greiner

JOSE GONZALEZ Management Club, American Association of Airport Executives, 1681 Dublin Rd., Deltona, Fla. 32738

MELVIN GREEN Omicron Delta Kappa, Who's Who in American Colleges and Picture Universities 1983, National Dean's List April 1983, ERAU Dean's List Not Comanche Flyer Foundation Scholarship 1983, and Honor Student, Available Chief Justice of SGA Student Court April 1982-1983, Member SAC April 1982-Dec. 1983, President and Vice-President of ERAU Scuba Club April 83-Dec. 83,

PETER GRELL National Dean's List Spring 1983, PLC Club, Management Club, 14 Farmingdale, NY 11735 Regina Rd., Peter Grell Michael J. Greto TERRI GROSS 2405 Raven Rd., Wilmington DE 19810

BILL GRUBBS B.S Aeronautical Science, A.S. Aviation Management, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, Aircraft Dispatcher, Intramural Tennis, softball racquetball, 2809 Ingleside Dr., Augusta, Ga. 30909

STANLEY H. GRZECH B.S. Aeronautical Engineering, Member American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics - treasurer 1981 Secretary 83-84, Intramural Softball 82-83, Co-op FAA technical Center Spring Summer 1982 7401 Meridian St., Miramar, Fla. 33023

Terri Gross George Grout

iii 44 William M. Grubbs Stanley Grzech Wilson G. Guiracoche Stephen D. Gyuro

Obaid A. Hablil Dennis A. Haggerty Charles Richar Hale Kelvin Edw. Hamilton

Nabil Hammad Perry V. Hammons William K. Harrod Brian Harbert

Marcia J. Harrison Richard Hartmann Nasir Hashmi Margaret S. Hayes

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Ann C. Heintz John Haynie Mark A. Heaton Michael C. Heffner

Luis E. Hernandez Nestor A. Henriquez William Herderich Eric Herfield

Cynthia Homick Anthony Higuera Paul Hocking Andrew L. Hogard

( L. Hudson John F. Hozey Edward T. Hubel Gary Hudson Timothy

iiii 46 PERRY V. HAMMONS Airframe and Powerplant License (FAA), General Radio-telephone Operators License (FCC), E-RAU Bowling League. 18525 Pershing, Livonia, MI 48152. Graduating April, 1984.

JOHN HAYNIE Bachelor of Science - Aviation Maintenance Management, Airframe and Powerplant License, Associate in Science - Maintenance Charles Hurdleston Cheri Ann Hutson Technology, Dean's List, Management Club. Box 13, Weems, Va. 22576. Graduating April,1984.

MICHAEL C. HEFFNER Bachelor of Science - Aviation Administration. Dean's List - Fall '80-Spring 83. Honor Roll - Fall 81, Omicron Delta Kappa - National Leadership Honor Society, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges '82-'83. National Dean's List 80- 83. Secretary-Computer Science Club - Spring '83, Management Club '82-'83 - member, AAAE - 1983 member, Golf Club - member - 1983, Private Pilot, RD #l, Box 64, Kutztown, PA 19530. Graduating April, 1984.

NESTOR A. HENRIQUEZ. JR. Member - The Management Club, International Business Division, Yutaka Inagi Christian Da Inslee American Assoc. of Airport Executives, Professional Aviation Maintenance Assoc., Society for the Advancement of Management, Dean's List, Eta Mus Sigma.

WILLIAM HERDERICH V.P. - E-RAU Chapter of American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, National Dean's List, E-RAU Dean's List, Private Pilot, First Place - 1st and 2nd Annual AIAA Glider Contest {Balsa Class), R/C, Free Flight and Control Line Modeler. 2162 Morrow Ave., Schenectady, NY 12309 Graduating April, 1984.

CHERI HUTSON Management Club - Public Relations Chairperson, Omicron Delta Kappa Secretary - Elect, Sailing Club Secretary, National Dean's List, Veterans Association, Bowling League and Softball Team, Edgar Irizarry Armin Irvani Aircraft Dispatchers License, Student Government Representative, Avion Staff. 19 South Cliffe Drive, Wilmington, DE 19809, Graduating April, 1984.

ANDREW L. HOGARD Lambda Chi Alpha, Airframe and Powerplant License, FCC Second Class Radio Telephone with Radar Endorsement. 5-14 Lori Lane, Fair Lawn, N.J. 07410, Graduating August, 1984

Steven M. Jacobson Anthony P. Jansa

SENIORS 47 -• JOHN F. HOZEY President, Reserve Officers Association, Vice-President ROA, Arnold Air Society, 4327 Dobson St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19129

TIM L. HUDSON National Dean's List, Dean's List, Co-op Advisory Committee, H Honor Student, FAA Airframe and Powerplant Licenses, Intramural Softball, ERAU Bowling League, Golf Club Member, 4800 Lorin Dr., Utica, MI 48087 Ghassan M. Jarrar Mary Lee Jasinski

CHARLES H. HURDLESTON Ill B.S. in Aeronautical Studies - Airline Transportation Management, Army ROTC Corps Commander 84, Distinguished Military Student Award, ROA V.P. 82 President 83, Softball 82, Hockey 82-83, AAAE Member, 407 Dawson St. Moorestown, N.J. 08057

PEDRO PEREZ-HURT ADO Amt, Avionics, Orientation Leader, Vets Club Member, 11712 Terrytown Dr., Reisterstown, Md. 21136. Graduated Spring 1984.

PAUL HOCKING Student Representative, Who's Who, Dean's List, Honor Roll, CF!, Daytona Beach Rugby Club. 110 Argyle Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y. 10804. Graduated Spring 1984. Amrik S. Jayewardene Jerry C. Jirus

STEVEN M. JACOBSON Dean's List 1980-82, Residence Hall Judicial Board 1981-82, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, Air Sci. Student Assistant. P.O. Box 792 Mashpee, MA 02649. Graduated December, 1984.

MARY LEE JASINSKI National Dean's List 1980-83, FPWA, Softball Management Club, Active Humane Society Member, PO Box 1491, Marco Island, FL 33937. Graduated April, 1984.

DEBORAH KANE Little Sigmain Sigma Chi Fraternity, The Management Club, Treasurer, Scholarship Chairman, 1982-83 National Dean's List, Who's Who 1983-84, Eta Mu Sigma, Dean's List, Trimester Honors, 67 Karl Johnson J.P. Jones Evergreen Avenue, Bluomfield, NJ 07003. Graduated April, 1984.

ELIZABETH M. KAYSER National Deans List 1982-83. 618 Emmons St. Caledonia, MI 49316. Graduated August, 1984.

NOORDEAMY Who's Who, Dean's List, Management Club, Avion, Skydiving Club, Frost Hill Ave., Lisbon Falls, ME 04252. Graduated April, 1984.

Sidney P. Joyner Holly C. Junker

- 48 Kayser Herman Jurgens Hassan Y. Kanakh Deborah Kane Elizabeth

\ George L. Ketzelman NoorKeamy Mansour Kenareh James Kennedy

Khosrow Khosrovani Abid Raza Khan Aia Sabir Khan Tariq Khan

David Kinney Kevin M. Kilby Dan Kilmer Willie King

SENIORS 49 •- Kathryn Kinstle PaulM. Kirk Lee Kluger Raymond Knispel

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Mark Kohler David H. Kohter Lesly Marie Koller Stephen E. Kramek

Joseph Kraujales Timothy B. Krebs Albert P. Krejmas Richard R. Kreutzman

Carl Krieg Helmut Johamm Kunz Paul Kuracz Michele Kurtz

;;; 50 JAMES A. KENNEDY Who's Who 1982·84, National Deans List 1981-83, ODK, Richard L. Vagnozzi Memorial, Head Resident, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, CFI, Disp_atcher Qualified, 1595 East 48th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234, Graduated April, 1984.

DANIEL E. KILMER CFII, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, Dean's List, Magna Cum Laude, 1423A Ride Rd . Sellersville, Pa. 18960. Graduated April Ronald J. Kwiat Suzanne LaCroix 1984.

WILLIE H. KING JR. Airframe Mechanics Powerplant Mechanics Lie. FCC Radiotelephone Operator. 2810 Crest Ave. Dallas, TX 75216. Graduated 1984.

KATHY KINSTLE 14141 83rd Place North, Seminole, FL 32014. Graduated April 21, 1984. Dean's List, AAAE, Private Pilot, 99's

P. KIRK Dean's List 1981-84, ASMEL Commercial Instrument, Co-op Advisory Council Sec. Fall 1983. FAA Air Traffic Controller /Intern, B.S. Air. Sci.

Greg Laemmrich Thomas B. Laibly ANDREW W. KLISCHER National Deans List 1980-83, CFI/ ASMEL and SEA, Provost Award Nominee, A&P Mechanic, Magna Cum Laude, Box 165, Aristes, Pa. 17920. Graduated December 1983.

LEEKLUGER Dean's List 1981, Honor Roll 1982, Private Pilot, AIAA Member, 86 Cheyenne Way, Wayne, N.J. 07470, Graduated April 21, 1984.

LESLY KOLLER AMM Degree, Airframe Certificate, Powerplant Certificate, Management Club, FPWA Club, and President Summer 1983, Dean's List. 21 Forest Grove Rd. Coraopolis, Pa. 15108. Graduated August 1984.

Karen Lamarche Thomas M. Lane MARK KOHLER A&P Mechanic, Private Pilot, Florida Real Estate License, AIAA, Golf Club. 19845 SW88CT Miami, FL 33157. Graduated April 1984.

JOSEPH KRAUJALES B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, 1984 Student Court Scholarship, Commercial/Instrument ASMEL, CFII, 1979-83 ERAU Flight Team, Flight Team Captain/Co-Captain, 1980-83 Intramural Football, Basketball, 1979-81 Dean's List, 1979 E-RAU Parachute Club. 20 Robin Ln. So. Farmingdale, N.Y. 11735. Graduated August 1984.

Richard Jon Lang Earl F. Larson Jr.

SENIORS 51 - STEPHEN E. KRAMEK BS Aviation Maintenance Management, AS Aviation Maintenance Technology, Eta Mu Sigma, Management Club. 1219 Briarwood Ave. Deltona, FL 32725. Graduated December 1984. Hugo Oliver Lawton TIMOTHY B. KREBS Lisa L. Latham Management Club, Honor Student, Commercial/Instrument ASMEL and Sea, CFI, AG!, Water Skiing Club, Intramurals. Box 281A ROI, Paxinos, Pa. 17860. Graduated April 1984.

ALBERT P. KREJMAS BS Aeronautical Engineering, Dean's List, Golf Club, First Place Bench Press Contest 1981, E-RAU Speech Night Participant, A&P License, Intramural Basketball. South Main St. Northfield, MA 01360. Graduated August 1984.

R. KREUTZMAN BS Aeronautical Engineering, Dean's List, National Dean's List, Capt. Edward W. Kinsley Memorial Scholarship, Co-op At NASA - Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Internship at the McDonnel Aircraft Bruce A. Lazarus Jeff D. Lehman Company. 1400 St. Louis St. Elorissant, Mo. 63033. Graduated December 1984.

ff.KUNZ Dean's List, Eta Mu Sigma, Vice President European Region Management Club - International Business Division, CFI-AIME. 2607 Calle Primavera Santa Fe, N.M. 87501. Graduated April 1984.

ft.KWIAT Dean's List Summer 1982, Who's Who 1982.

SUZANNE LACROIX Dean's List, Management Club, AAAE, BS Aviation Management, Co­ op Spring 1984, Honor Roll. Margaret E. Lehn Thomas S. Leswing GREG LAEMMRICH Distinguished Army ROTC 3 Year Scholarship, Dean's List 1980-84, CFII, ODK Honor Society Treasurer, Daytona Civic Ballet, Avion Photographer, Vice-President Snow Ski Club, Cadet Lt Colonel Army ROTC, Airline Dispatcher. 3334 W. Ruskin St. Milwaukee, WI 53213. Graduated April 1984.

Paul Levy Emerol N. Lewis

;; 52 Kenneth Lue Che Lip Peter John Lewis Lynn Leyden Nestor Li

Chris Livadas Paul Loch Roland J. Lirette Morris 0. Little Jr.

William S. Mackenzie Israel Maldonado Edward T. London Edward Lynch

Stephen A. Mann Constantin Marantidis Juan Mak Jacqueline Mandel

SENIORS 53 -• H. S. Marne Craig E. Marquis Frank A. Marino Dale Markley Martin

Dean Byron Marvin Paul Marshall John Peter Martin Gabriel Martinez

McAllister Jane McCaffery Robert H. Matson II Corey Mayper George

Jolia McCrassan Philip J . McCarthy Thomas McCarthy John McClelland

I = 54 KAREN LaMARCHE National Dean's List, Dean's List, Trimester Honors, Air Force ROTC Professional Officer Candidate, Air Force ROTC Honors Ribbon, Air Force ROTC Distinctive General Military Cadet Ribbon, Air Force ROTC Honor Flight Commander, Angel Flight Vice Commander, Reserve Officer Association, AAAE, Private Pilot (single engine land). 301 Marlin Street, Dix Hills, NY 11746. Graduating April 1984.

THOMAS M. LANE Dennis McCusker J. McDermott Commercial and Instrument Pilot, Single-Multi Engine Land, BG!, Dean's List, Management Club, Ski Club. 6224 Foxglove Lane, Erie, PA 16505 Graduating June 1984.

EARL LARSON JR. BS. - Aeronautical Science, AS. - Aviation Management National Dean's List, ERAU Dean's list, Aeronautical Science Tutor - ERAU Golf Club, Intramural Football, Airline Dispatcher Certificate, Comm-I ASMEL, CF!. 25 North Main St., East Windsor, CT 06088. Graduating April 1984.

BRUCE A. LAZARUS Dean's list

PAULA.LEVY Michael McDonald Thomas McGimpsey Phoenix Yearbook Editor 1983, Avion Staff member 1982, Management Club Member 1984, Computer Club Member, CF! Rating, BS - Aeronautical Studies With Concentration in Air Transportation Management. 30 Montclair Dr. Kingston 6, Jamaica, WI Graduating April 1984.

EMEROL N. LEWIS Christian Fellowship Club (president), Management Club, AAAE, International Students Organization, Soccer T earn, International Cricker Club. 2153 Pacific St. Apt. 6c, Brooklyn, NY 11233. · ~ ~ Graduating August 1984. PETER JOHN LEWIS BS - Aeronautical Science, ASMEL, Commercial and Instrument - Honor Roll. Pilot, CF!, Christopher- Mcisaac John H. McKenna NESTOR LI Baseball, Softball, Hockey, Flag Football, 52-69 79th St. Elmhurst, NY 11373. Graduating December 1983.

CHRIS LIV ADAS AS - Aviation Maintenance Technology, Dean's List National Dean's List, A&P License, Private Pilot ASEL - Instrument Rating, Hellenic Society of ERAU, Yoshukai Karate Club, Graduated December 1983 .

... Timothy J. McKenna Maura A. McMahon

• SENIORS 55 I PAUL LOCH Intramural Sports, A&P license, OTS Pilot Slot, AAAE. 131 Pennypacker Dr., Willingboro, NJ 08046. Graduating April 1984.

EDWARD J. LONDON BS - Aviation Maintenance Management, National Dean's List, Management Club Veteran's Club, A&P license, Student Assistant Richie McMurry James Will McVicher (Media Center), Active Naval Reservist, 2 Sharon Court, Bethel, CT 06801. Graduating August 1984.

JUAN MAK Vets Club, Naval Aviation Club, 1050 White Plain Rd., Bronx, NY 10772. Graduating April 1984

STEPHEN A. MANN Dean's List, National Dean's List, CFI, Golf Club, Intramural Hockey, and Football. 148 Post Road, Hinsdale, Illinois 60521. Graduating April 1984

CONSTANTINOS MARANTIDIS Who's Who, Dean's List, BS. Aero. Eng., BS - ACET, Commercial Multi Instrument Rating, A&P License, President of Hellenic Club, Regino Medina Frank Mednez Chemistry Lab Instructor.

FRANK A. MARINO Management Club (president), Dean's List, Commercial and CFI, Athletic Referee. 132 Massapeana Ave. Massapequa, NY 11758. Graduated October 1983.

DALE MARKLEY Trimester Honors

GABRIEL MARTINEZ Computer Club, Management Club. Matienzo Cintron 310, Arecibo, Puerto Rico 00612. Graduating April 1984.

CRAIGE. MARQUIS Craig D. Meier Laureano L. Mier Commercial - Instrument ASMEL, CFll, Airline Dispatcher, Management Club, BS - Aeronautical Science, AS - Aeronautical Studies. 875 Derbyshire Rd. #102, Daytona Beach, FL 32007

PAUL MARSHALL Private Pilot, Avion Writer, Dean's List, Community Theater. 3 Exeter Ct., Northport, NY 11768. Graduated December 1983.

Rudy Meikle Mansoor Mela

·- 56 Charles Menza John Merrill Timothy E. Mildren Lewis 8. Millinerr

Louis J. Mirras Jeffrey D. Mitchell Durwin Mitchell Moeness Mohamed

C. Moore B.Mohammed John A. Moktadier Patrick M. Mooney Edmund

Geoffrey Moshabesha Thomas D. Morris Stuart Johan Morgan Alexander Morris

SENIORS 57 -• Muhamed Andres Evald Mukk Ralph Mosios Alaric Moss Moeness

Musios Stephen Myers Wayne Burton Muller Jim S. Murdakes Ralph

Nazemian Jose A. Negron Ali R. Najimi Luis Navarro Fariborz

P. Nicholson James E. Nikodem Eric P. Newstrom Bao T. Nguyen Charles

" II-• 58 PAUL MARSHALL Private Pilot license, Avion writer, Dean's list, Community Theater. 3 Exeter Ct., Northport, N.Y. 11768. Graduating December 1983.

JOHN P. MARTIN Dean's List, ASEL AMEL Instrument Airplane, CF!, BGI, !GI, AG!. 20 Paul Allen Noble Dennis J. Novak Third St., Warren, NJ 07060. Graduated December 1983.

DEAN B. MARVIN Arnold Air Society, Comm., Instr., ME, Volleyball, Reserve Officer's Assoc., Entertainment Comm. 610 S. Maitland Avenue, Maitland, FL 32750. Graduated December 1983.

COREY MAYPER BS - Computer Science, AS - Aviation MGT., Student Government Association, Chairman of Computer Committee, Parking and Traffic Committee, Bowling League (Captain), Computer Club, Intramural Softball. 37 Pembrook Dr., Stonybrook, NY 11790. Graduating Spring 1985.

ROBERT H. MATSON III Chistopher Odegard Craig M. Ogan BS - Aeronautical Science, ASMEL, CF!, BG!, AGI, !GI.

GEORGE R. McALLISTER Private and Instrument license, FCC license, Ski Club, Tennis. 12 Lancaster Dr., Scotia, NY 12302. Graduating April 1985.

JANE McCAFFERY Avion, Entertainment Committee, 99's (Vice-Chairperson), Intramural Softball, Honor Roll, Dean's list, Management Club, CFI-1, ASEL, ASES, BG!, AG!, !GI.

PHILIP J. McCARTHY Judicial Board, Resident Advisor, Private Pilot License, Naval Aviation Club. 188 Taunton Blvd., Marlton, NJ 08053. Graduated April 1983.

Erline Ray JR. Olsen Russell T. Orenstein THOMAS McCARTHY BS - Air Transportation Management, Sigma Chi Fraternity (Treasurer), Dean's List, AAAE, Daytona Beach Flying Club (Board Of Directors), Commercial and Instrument Rating.

JOHN M. McCLELLAND Private Pilot License, Dean's List, AIAA, Golf Club, Softball. 28 Elmer Rd., S. Weymouth, MA 02190. Graduating Summer 1984.

John Orino Gary Ostrishko

SENIORS 59 -• TOM McGIMPSEY SGA (Vice President), SGA (Representative) Omicron Delta Kappa, Who's Who, National Dean's list, Head Resident Advisor, Resident Advisor, Student Union Board Chairman, Student Court Scholarship, Honor Roll. 5940 N.W. 42nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33319

JOHN H. McKENNA Reserve Officer Association, Student Court Representative, AFROTC President, Intramural Softball AFRO TC Drill T earn Commander, Luis F. Pacheco Thomas Lee Padgett Private Pilot License, Trimester Honors. 6 Elm Circle, Broomall, PA 19008. Graduating April 1984.

TIM J. McKENNA Dean's List, National Dean's list, Association of Maintenance Management, Operations Officer of National Guard, A&P license, POA, AS-AMT. 1340 Smith St., Orlando, FL 32804. Graduating April 1984.

CRAIG D. MEIER Commercial Certificate, Instrument Rating ASEL, AMEL, CFI-ASEL, AG!, BG!, !GI, Intramural Softball, Dean's List. 2711 N. Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio 45503. Graduated December 1983.

CHUCKMENZA Richard J. Pagliuca JayD. Palen President of Delta Chi Fraternity, Vice-President of Delta Chi, Pilot Candidate for Air Force. 776 Asa Drive, Columbus, GA 31407. Graduating April 1984.

JOHN A. MERRILL AS - Aviation Maintenance Technology, Dean's List, A&P Certificates, 620 Spencer Road Ithaca, NY 14850. Graduating Summer 1984.

LEWIS MILLINER JR. BS - Aeronautical Science, AS - Aviation MGT., CF!, CFI-I, Aircraft Dispatcher, Dean's List, Management Club, Intramural Softball, ASEL, AMEL, Instrument Rating. 306 W. Main Falconer, NY 14733. Graduating Spring 1984 David G. Pastula Richard A. Parezla LOUMIRRAS CF!, Karate Club, Computer Science Club, Resident Advisor, Hellenic Society, Management Club, Chess Club.

JEFF MITCHELL A&P license, AS-AMT, AS - Maintenance Management, BS - Aircraft Maintenance Management, BS - Aviation Technology, Dean's List. 1219 lowayton Circle, West Palm Beach, FL 33411. Graduating April 1984.

Roger Peart Pedro Perez-Hurtado

~ 60 Juan Jose Phillips David Perkins Todd J. Perzanoski Eric Petersen

Brian J. Piotrowski Patricia A. Phillips Joseph Gibb Philson Frederick Pierson

Pizer Timothy A. Podeswa Daniel J. Pietrzak Thomas R. Pilling Virgil D.

Ponte Ricardo J. Popousky Michael R. Pollutro Rocky Polselli John Victor

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Stephen Portaro Scott D. Pratt Mark Printam William F. Pytko

Amyr Qureshi Rick Racine PaulG. Rado Cheston Rafferty

Rajah Ahmad Rahmani Richard C. Rairigh Ahmed Abdulla Rajei Abdulla

Guillermo Ramos Ursula D. Rasbery Kim A.Ray Mark A. Reaves

-62 STUART MORGAN BS - Aeronautical Science, Dean's list, National Dean's List, Comm-I ASMEL, CF!, Bowling League. 10 Little Brook Lane, New City, NY 10956. Graduating April 1984. LLewellyn Thomas Reed Afsari Reza THOMAS D. MORRIS A&P Mechanics License, Dean's list. Route 2 Box 18, Keystone Heights, FL 32656. Graduated December 1983.

ALARIC MOSS ERAU Flight Team, Private Pilot, Multi Engine Pilot, Entertainment Committee, CF!, Green Belt Karate, Pianist for Vesper and Gospel Choir, Associate Member of Daytona Beach Jay-cees, Student Assistant (copy room of flight line), Disc Jockey. 125 Massachusettes, Highland Park, MI 48203. Graduating Fall 1984.

STEVE MYERS AFROTC Scholarship, WE U - Disc Jockey, Arnold Air Society, Roa, Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Football, Bowling League, AFROTC Drill Team, AFROTC Choral Ensemble. 5922 Lake Drive, Panama Majali Riad Darryl A. Ricks City, FL 32401. Graduating April 1984.

RALPH MOSIOS BS - Aeronautical Engineering, Private Pilot License, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (Treasurer), 49-11 Cloverdale Blvd. Bayside, NY 11364. Graduating August 1984.

GEOFFREY MOSHABESHA BS - Aviation Administration, Secretary for International Student Organization, Dean's List. Graduated December 1983.

JOSE NEGRON National Dean's List, Sigma Gamma Tau National Honor Society, Electrical Engineering Grader, CO-OP at NASA Langley Research Center, BAS - Aeronautical Engineering. Calle 1 E# 4 Ext. La Heriberto Rivera Mark Wayne Robinson Milagrosa Bayamon, PR 00619. Graduated December 1983.

BAO T. NGOYEN AIAA, NSPE (National Society of Professional Engineers). 14 Huron Avenue, Lake Hiawatha, NJ 07034. Graduating April 1984.

Michael Robinson Darryl E. Rogers

SENIORS 63 iiii JAMES E. NIKODEM Civil Air Patrol, CAP Scholarship, AFROTC Pilot Candidate, AFROTC GMC Cadet of Trimester Arnold Air Society, CFI-ASEL AG!, !GI, Dean's List, Honor Roll, 407 Willow St. Lockport, NY 14094. Graduating April 1984.

PAUL A. NOBLE ASMEL, CF!, National Dean's List, Intramural Football and Softball, Student Judiciary Board. Rolfes William Jon Roldeut DENNIS NOVAK Carl AS-AMT, Dean's List A&P license. P.O. Box 93 Peterson, MN 55962. Graduating April 1984.

CHRISTOPHER L. ODEYARD BS - Aviation Technology, AS-AMT, FCC General class license, A&P license, Dean's list, 11511 Geneva Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45240 Graduating December 1984.

TOM PADGETT Honor Roll, Dean's list National Dean's list, Who's who, Judicial Board Advisor, Programming Board Advisor AAAE, Softball Club Volunteer Runaway Youth Counselor. 2961 Brett CR ACworth, GA 30101. Graduating April 1984. Alfredo Romani Robert F. Romano DAVID G. PASTULA FCC Radio - Telephone Repair License, Officer position in Naval Aviation Club, Softball - Naval Aviation Club, BS - Aero. Studies with Avionics. 503 Roberts Bay Dr., Nokomis, FL 33555. Graduating August 1984.

ROGER PEART A&P license, Radio-Telephone Operator License Intramural Football and Basketball, BS-AMT. 2235 NW. 112th St., Miami, FL 33167 Graduating April 1984.

PATRICIA A. PHILLIPS Christian Fellowship, International Student Organization, Karate Club. 15805 Miami Lake Way, Miami Lakes, FL 33014. Graduated December 1983. Bruce A. Romeo Eric B. Root THOMAS R. PILLING AFROTC, Dean's list, POA Scholarship Award, Weather Room Assistant, AFROTC Racquetball Tournaments. 315 Esperanza Dr., Frankfort, KY 40601. Graduating April 1984.

TIMPODESWA AFROTC Scholarship, Intramural Football, Dean's list, AFROTC Flight commander, Chief of Transportation, Arnold Air Society, Comptroller, AFROTC Advanced Training Program, Computer Club. 2823 Silverpalm Dr., Edgewater, FL 32032. Graduating Spring 1984.

"'nristine Rosinski ScottD. Ross

I 'iii 64 Thomas M. Ryan Lawrence Sachs Katherine Ann Rowan Thomas Ryan

Nancy A. Santiago Boyd Saunders Reza Sadat-Afsari Mohsen Seed Salehy

E. Schack Arthur R. Schmidt Don Saylor Daniel E. Schab Lawrence

Philip A. Schmoeller Michael I. Schooley Daniel Schmidt James K. Schmidt

SENIORS 65 Mithchell Scott William J. Schrock Eric Schutze Gordon Schwalbe

Jay Server Randall J. Scully Robert William See G. Scott Senior

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Christopher C. Shea John C. Shaak Wayne A. Shade Peter M. Shaw

I Richard SShutrind Suzanne Shillingford William Shockley Sze-Keong Shum

I i-• 66 MICHAEL F. POLLUTRO Dean's List, Private Pilot, ASMEL, Commercial and Instrument, Scuba License, CFI, Pianist - Catholic Mass. 92 Tindle Ave., Buffalo, NY 14224. Graduating April 1984.

II RICK POPAVSKY Vice-President PLC, Graduating Class Council, Dean's List, Honor Student. 4465 Churchill, University Heights, Ohio 44118. Graduating December 1983. Beth K. Siglin D. Shaw Siglin AMYR QURESHI Honor Roll, Upward Bound Tutor and Counselor, Beyond the Horizon Staff Writer, Screaming Eagles R/C Airplane Modeller, AIAA, L-5 Aerospace Society, Foreign Student Services Staff, International Students Affairs Staff, Muslim Students Association. 875 Derbyshire Road Apt. 124, Daytona Beach, FL 32017. BS - Aeronautical Engineering. Graduating Fall 1984.

PAULG.RADO AIAA. 34 Chieftain Crescent, Willowdale, Ontario, M2L2H4. Graduating April 1984.

RICK RACINE Dean's List, Navy club, Intramural Softball. 167 Blake Lane, Donald P. Silich Jose T. Silvestri Ellenwood, GA 30049. Graduating April 1984.

CHET RAFFERTY CFI-I, ASEL, Commercial and Instrument, AMEL Flight Team. Box 280 Jericho Rd., Bridgeman, MI 49106. Graduating Spring 1984.

RICHARD RAIRIGH Private Pilot License, FCC General Class Radio Telephone License, Black Belt and Blue Belt. 1115 North Dolton Dr. Wilmington, Delaware 19810. Graduating June 1984.

KIM RAY Dean's list, Intramural softball, AS-AMT, Airframe License, Powerplant License. 12519 Ox Hunt Road, Herndon, VA 22071. Graduating June 1984. Scott Simpson Charles A. Sims Jr. MARK REAVES A&P license, FCC General Radio-Telephone Operator Dean's list, Management Club, Eta Mu Sigma (secretary), CO-OP Advisory Council, Fellowship of AMT Turbine Lab, Speech Night Participant, Intramural Softball.

LLEWELLYN THOMAS REED JR. BS - Aviation Technology, AS - Maintenance Mgt ., ASEL, AMEL, A&P license, Delta Chi Fraternity . . .. ·. . """...... ·......

Russel S. Sindler Mary Gail Sink

SENIORS 67 - DARRYL RICKS AAAE. Management Club, Brothers of the wind. 640 N.W. 16th St. , Pompano Beach, FL 33060. Graduating April 1984.

DARRYL ROGERS BS - Aeronautical Studies, Dean's List , AFROTC, Brothers of the Wind (Vice-President), Flag Football, AFROTC Superior Performance Award, AFROTC POC Leadership Award. 352 Mark Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32014. Graduating December 1983. Gary Skillings Jeff Slayden

WILLIAM ROLOCUT BS - Aeronautical Science, AS - Aviation Management, AS - Aeronautical Studies, Resident Advisor 1981-84, Big Brothers of America. Commercial Instrument ASMEL CFII , Seaplane, Commercial Rotocraft-Helicopter. 360 Elm St. , Windsor Locks, Conn. 06093. Graduated April, 1984.

ALFREDO ROMANI Commercial/ Instrument ASMEL CFI-ASEL. 9401 Beechnut 217 Houston, Tex. 77036. Graduated Summer 1984.

ROBERT ROMANO Commercial/ Instrument ASMEL, CF!, Football, Softball. Laomatong Way Bedminster, NJ 07921. Graduated December 1984. Carl Smeraldi Kenneth L. Smith

BRUCE A. ROMEO Who 's Who 1983, National Dean's List 1983, Deans List four years, ODK , AFROTC Scholarship, Karate Club, Computer Science Club, Data Processing Management Association, ROA, Intramural Bowling, Softball, Football, Lambda Chi Alpha V.P., Computer Grader. 44 Clay Pitts Rd . Greenlawn, NY 11740. Graduated April 1984.

ERIC ROOT A&P License, FCC Gen. Radio Telephone Oper. License, FCC Radar Endorsement, Dean's List AMT Fellowship Program.

CHRISTINE ROSINSKI Computer Science Club, Mana9ement Club, Intramurals Volleyball, Bowling, Riddle Waterskier, DPMA, ACM . 281 Main St. New York Ronald A. Smith Timothy J. Smith Mills, NY 13417. Graduated Summer 1984

LAWRENCE SACHS Commercial/ Instrument ASMEL, CF!, Naval Aviation Club. 3506 Gardenview Rd. Pikesville, Md. 21208. Graduated April 1984.

NANCY A. SANTIAGO FPWA, Dean's List, Sorority, Management Club. 109 Delavan Ave. Newark, NJ 07014.

Scott J. Snyder Wayne Snyder

- 68 Harry Straker Jr. Charles Stephens William Stoessel David A. Straka

Stephen Sullivan Scott Streiff Alan M. Stull Daniel Sullivan

Tarizzo Peter Taylor Robert D. Tacher Mark Taliaferro Gary

Thompson Thomas G. Tifft John T erbeek Donald Thompson Herbert

SENIORS 69 - Auguste Toure Nancy J. Topping Arman Toreihi John Toto Marie

Joel Alan Turner Antonio Trani Marc A. Trucano Gregory Tsitiridis

Douglas C. Uridel Seth D. Tzizik Ferse Umanes-Romero Yoxmara Umanes

Vasquez Andrew G. Vadasz Brian Albe Valickis Blake Van Valkenburgh Beatriz

- 70 DANIEL E. SCHAB Sigma Gamma Tau, Trimester Honors, Dean's List Nominated for National Dean's List. 16 Keith St. Turners Falls, MA 01376. Graduated Summer 1984.

MICHAEL S. SHIM AIAA, Sigma Gamma Tau, A&P License, BS - Aeronautical Engineering, BS - Aircraft Engineering Tech., Nominated for National Dean's List, Math Tutor. Graduated December 1984

JAMES K. SCHMIDT A&P License, Management Club, Honor Roll, Intramural Sports. 29 John Vassiliadis Holly Vath Ertman Dr. Whippany, NJ 07981. Graduated Summer 1984.

WILLIAM J. SCHROCK Avion Editor-in-Chief, Photo Editor, Business Manager, Staff Reporter, and Photographer, Society for Collegiate Journalists Treasurer, L-5 Aerospace Society Treasurer, Naval Aviation Club Public Relations Officer, E-RAU Scuba Club, Intramural Summer Softball Champs, Football Private Pilot, Dean's List, Who's Who 1984. RD 2 Box 10 Somerset, Pa. 15501 Graduated December 1984.

RANDALL J. SCULLY Honor Roll, Private Pilot ASEL, Intramural Softball, Volleyball. RD#4 Route 100 Katnoah, NY 10536. Graduated April 1984.

GORDON SCHWALDE Arthur G. Viveros Holly White Ski Club V.P., Management Club, A&P License. 16 William St. Bloomingdale, NJ 07403. Graduated 1984.

ROBERT W. SEE Commercial/Instrument ASMEL, CFII, Dispatcher Certificate, BS - Aeronautical Science, 399 River Vale, NJ 07675. Graduated April 1984.

G. SCOTT SENIOR Navy Club, Student Government Rep. CF!. 18600 Fairway Dr. Detroit MI 48221. Graduated April 1984.

JOHN SHARK President Colong Country Club, Prescott, AZ Campus, E-RAU Bowling, Commercial/Instrument ASMEL CFI-SEL. 651 Valley Rd. David R. Wright Benjamin Velazques Brielle, NJ 08730. Graduated April 1984.

SUZANNE SHILLINGFORD Dean's List, Eta Mu Sigma, ODK, Management Club, Computer Club, French Club. 78 Walraven Dr. Teaneck, NJ 07666. Graduated April 1984.

BILL SHOCKLEY RA, Management Club, Naval Aviation Club, Intramural Tennis, Football, Baseball. 400 Tarragona Way, Daytona Beach, Fla. 32014. Graduated 1984.

C. Vergara Shawn W. Vick

• SENIORS 71 I DONALD SILICH Associated Flight Instructor, CFII, Management Club, Dean's List Summer 1983. 900 Harold Ave. Mellrose Park, Ill. 60164. Graduated April 1984.

JOSE SILVESTRI BS - Aviation Administration, AS - Aviation Management, Commercial/Instrument AAAE National, Management Club, 6423 Collins Ave. #608 Miami Beach, Fla. 33141. Graduated Summer 1984. Paul Villa Jr. Aleta Vinas GARY SKILLINGS Naval Aviation Club, E-RAU Baseball Team, PO Box 514 Scarborough, ME 04074. Graduated Summer 1984.

CARL SMERALDI Management Club, Commercial/Instrument ASMEL. 104 West Ln. Stamford, CT 06905. Graduated Summer 1984.

KENNETH SMITH Arnold Air Society, AFROTC, BS - Aeronautical Engineering. 4 Dogwood Ct. Dover Delaware 19901. Graduated April 1984.

RONALD A. SMITH Dean's List, Arnold Air Society, Karate. PO Box 504 St. Thomas, Michael Greg W adner Cathy Waldron USVI 00801. Graduated April 1984.

WAYNE SNYDER Dean's List, 1983, Honors, Commercial Instrument ASMEL, AG!, E­ RAU Flight Team, Treasurer.

WILLIAM F. SPAHR AS-AMT, A&P Licenses. PO Box 127 Des Allemands, La. 70030 Graduated December 1983.

MICHAEL SPROULE Commercial/Instrument ASMEL, CFII, Management Club, Survived Prescott, AGI, BG!, !GI, Racquetball. 3446 Bridgewood Dr. Mississauga bntario L4X2Pl. Graduated Summer 1984. Daniel Walsh Ronald K. Waltemeyer JOHN STANTON Commercial/Instrument ASMEL, CF!, RA., Vets Club Army ROTC, AFROTC Drill Team, Graduating Class Council. 78 Kettle Creek Rd. Weston, CT 06883. Graduated December 1983.

CHARLES STEPHENS Commercial/Instrument ASMEL, CFII, ODK, Dean's List, E-RAU Speech Night Speaker, Post Office Assistant, Provost Award Nominee, Intramural Basketball. 1854 Celeste Circle Youngstown, OH 44511 Graduated December 1983.

Guy Walther Miles Andre Warlick

;; 72 Jeffrey J. White Rexford R. Warner Ralph Edward Warren Bart Wellenkotter

Philip A. Williams Michael F. White Samuel P. White Jr. Timothy D. Wieck

Herald A. Wilson Terrence Williams Terrence S. Williams Thomas Williams

M. Wood Peter D. Woodmansee Paul Andrew Wilson Jeffrey M. Wolfe Jenee

SENIORS 73 •- John Andrew Wright Peter Yeung Kevin M. Woods Christopher Woodson

John Rockwel Youngs Kenneth Zaccagnini David C. Young Joseph E. Young

Edward P . Zebrowski Michael T. Zimmerman Riaz Zaidi Edward R. Zawacki

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Steven Zockoll Anthony P . Pinto

-• 74 JAMES A. STEPNOSKI Lambda Chi Alpha President, SGA Justice and Chief Justice 1984, A&P Certificate, FCC Second Class Radio/Telephone License with Radar Endorsement. 211 Brookside Dr. Fort Mill, SC 29715. Graduated April 1984.

WILLIAM STOESSEL Alpha Eta Rho, Commercial/Instrument ASMEL, CF!, E-RAU Intramurals Bowling, Hockey, Golf Club, AS - Aeronautical Studies, Errol Snyer William F. Spahr AS - Aviation Management, BS - Aeronautical Science. 9 Sheila Dr. Hauppauge Long Island, NY 11787. Graduated April 1984.

DAVID STRAKA ASMEL IA, CFI-A, AAS, AFROTC Flight Commander R.A., Dean's List Summer 1983, AFROTC Vice-Commandants' Award, RD#2 Box 120-A, Toronto, 0. 43964. Graduated April 1984.

ALAN STULL Army ROTC Cadet Commander,# Year Scholarship, Army Air Assault School, Daytona Beach Rugby Club, National Dean's List. 406 Michigan Ave. Jeannette, Pa. 15664. Graduated Summer 1984.

STEPHEN M. SULLIVAN Alpha Eta Rho, Avion Newspaper, Society for Collegiate Journalists, Dean R. Spletter M. Sproule Orientation Leader, Computer Club, Intramural Football, Softball, Dean's List, Professional Conventioneers Club.

ROBERT D. TACHER AIAA, BS - Aeronautical Engineer, Varsity Baseball Team, Cross Country Runner, Intramural Softball, Racquetball, Volleyball, Swimming, Soccer, Engineering Club. 1679 Tinto St. Rio Piedras Hts. Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico 00926. Graduated December 1983.

GARY TARIZZO Avion Writer/Photographer, L-5, Weather Room Assistant, AFROTC, Pilot Slot, Private Pilot ASMEL Commercial/Instrument, CF!, 3109 Twin Oaks Dr., Joliet, Ill. 60435. Graduated April 1984.

DONALD E. THOMPSON John Stanton Benjamin L. Steele BS - Aeronautical Science, Commercial/Instrument ASMEL, CFII, Speech Night Award Winner. 1238 East Fowler Dr. Deltona, Fla. 32725. Graduated December 1984.

NANCY TOPPING Angel Flight V.P., Dean's List, Honor Roll, National Dean's List, Sigma Phi Delta Little Sister President, Little Sister Pledgemaster.

ARMEN TOREIHI Aircraft Engineering Technology, and Maintenance Technology.

Dean M. Steele James A. Stepnoski

SENIORS 75 JAMES S. WATSON JOEL ALAN TURNER CFL CFI-1, Riddle Skiers, American Water Ski Educational Aeronautical Studies (Management), AS - Aeronautical BS - of Southern Conference Team To Creek Rd., Clarkesville, GA Foundation Scholarship, Member Studies. Private Pilot. Route 1, Goshen 225 1983 National Intercollegiate Allstars Water Ski Tournament. 30523. Graduating June 1984. 1983. W. Park Dr. Twin Lakes, WI 53181. Graduated December SETH TZIZIK TIMOTHY D. WIECK Veteran's Club (Vice-President), SGA Representative, Avion Military Engineer's ROTC Award, American Impact Study Committee, Actor at Daytona Society of American Reporter. Community Tau, National Appeals Legion Scholastic Excellence Medal, Sigma Gamma Beach Community College Theater, U.S. Army Sergeant, Dean's list, AFROTC 4-year Scholarship, Residence Hall Judicial Board member, A&P license. April Board. 1453 Amelith Road, Bay City, MI 48706. Graduating 1984. JOHN V ASSILIADIS AS - Aviation Maintenance Technology, A&P License, National Hellenic Society (Secretary), PHILIP A. WILLIAMS Dean's list, Dean's list, Honor Roll, list, Management Club, AAAE, Christian Fellowship Club, Dean's Karate Club, Soccer and Volleyball. Graduating April 1984. National Dean's list, Cooperative Education Advisory Committee. HOLLY VATH TERRENCE S. WILLIAMS (Editor-in-Chief), Avion Layout Editor, Avion Staff Reporter, Avion of the Wind, AAAE, Cooperative Business Manager, Society for Management Club. Brothers Editor's Award, Phoenix Yearbook, , NY Advisory Council. 790 Concourse Village W. Apt. 19D Bronx Collegiate Journalists, Computer Science Club, Student Union and 10451. Graduating April 1984.' Board Member. Dean's list. Who's Who, Academic Standards Procedures Committee, Board Of Trustee Escort. THOMAS E. WILLIAMS list, AFROTC 4-Year Scholarship, National Dean's list, Dean's PAUL J. VILLA 1504 Staley National Honor Roll , Sigma Gamma Tau, AIAA, Ski Club. Omicron Delta Kappa, AFROTC Scholarship, Who's Who, Circle, Harleysville, PA 19438. Graduating April 1984. Dean's list, flight Fellowship Program, Air Force Pilot Allocation, Airborne CF!, Commercial - ASMEL, AG!, !GI, Completed Army NY 11579. Graduating April MIKEWADNER Training. 98 Laurel Ave., Sea Cliff, Cross Who's Who, Commercial ASMEL, CF!, President of E-RAU 1983. Club Country and Distance Running Club, Honor Roll, Management Of (vice president and Treasurer), Society for the Advancement VINAS ALETA and treasurer), Membership - 15 AS - Aviation Management, Management (vice-president BS - Aeronautical Science. FL 33541. Editor Aerospace Society. 7501 142nd Ave. N. #636, Largo, Backgammon Club, Avion Roving Reporter, Phoenix Senior Roll, Graduating April 1984. and Editor in Chief, Society for Collegiate Journalists, Honor Who, Student Union Board, Sigma Tau Delta, Nominated for Who's SAM P. WHITE, JR. Private Pilot - ASMEL, The 99's membership Chairperson, , AS - Aviation Technology, AS - Walker Scholarship from BS - Aviation Technology Recipient of Mary Blackwell-Anne Roll, NY Avionics Maintenance Technology. Deans List, Honor Spaceport Chapter - the 99's. 36-21 207th St. Bayside, Airframe and Powerplant license, FCC General Radiotelephone 11361. Graduating August 1984. License with Radar Endorsement. CATHY WALDRON ASMEL, CFI, Commercial and PAUL A. WILSON Entertainment Committee, Commander and 33441. AFROTC Commandant's Award, AFROTC Wing Instrument Rating. 240NW. 40th Terr, Deerfield Beach, FL Drill Team Commander, Dean's list, Intramural Softball and Graduating April 1984. Volleyball. 7000 Helena Place, N. Forestville, MD 20747. Graduating April 1984. DANIEL WALSH MA CFI-l, Management Club. 70 Simon Willard Road, Concord, 01742. Graduating August 1984.

REXFORD R. WARNER Army ROTC Scholarship, ROA, Daytona Beach Rugby Football Club. 2307 Shadyside Ave, Huntingdon, PA 16652. Graduating April 1984.

I 'ii 76 JEFFREY M. WOLFE MICHAEL T. ZIMMERMAN Roll, Who's Who Omicron Delta Kappa, National Dean's list, Eta Mu Commercial ASMEL with instrument Rating, CF!, Honor RD #2 Sigma, Alpha Eta Rho, L-5 Aerospace Society, Vet's Club (Riddle Aircraft Dispatcher Program, BS - Aeronautical Science. 1983. Regatta and Softball Team), lnterfraternal Council, Senior Class Dutchneck Rd. Bridgeton, NJ 08302. Graduating December Vice-President, American Association of Airport Executives, Senior Scholarship Key Recipient, Professional Aviation Maintenance ANTHONY P. PINTO Charter Assoc., Student Court Scholarship Recipient, A&P License, Dean's Who's Who, Managing Editor (Avian), Project Coordinator, of Airport list, 216 Brookberry Road, Mount Airy, NC 27030. Graduated President of E-RAU chapter of American Association December 1983. Executives, Vice-President of Society for Collegiate Journalists, Cooperative Education Advisory Council, Student Assistant, Chief WILLIAM WOMACK Justice of Student Court, Involved in Cooperative Education. AS-AMT, BS - Aviation Technology, A&P License, FCC, PVT, Graduating Fall 1984. Commercial and Instrument ASMEL, Treasurer of Tomoka Aero Club. 2425 S. LaSalle Gardens, Detroit, Ml 48206. Graduating SANDRA A. CARPENTER Coach, April 1984. Who's Who, CFII ASMEL and A&P, Flight Team Management Club, Scuba Club, Future Professional Women in PETER D. WOODMANSEE Aviation, Dean's List, Eastern Star OBA CF!, Chief Pilot for Starlite Omicron Delta Kappa, Who's Who, Resident Advisor (Head), Services, Inc. PO Box 23, Weslaco, Tex. 78596. Graduated Member of U.S. Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Class, ROA, December 1983. Commercial and Instrument ASMEL, CF!, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Football, Dean's list 116 Pollys Lane, Uncasville, CT 06382. Graduating April 1984.

KEVIN M. WOODS L-5 Aerospace Society, Dean's list, Commercial ASMEL, Intramural Football, Softball, and Soccer, Campus Ministries. 1286 Waverly Ave. Farmingville, NY 11738. Graduating August 1984.

JOHN WRIGHT National Dean's list, Dean's list, Honor Roll, Flag Football. 26 Woodlawn Pl. Longmeadow, MA 01106. Graduating April 1984

DAVE WRIGHT Dean's list, A&P license, BS - Aviation Maintenance Management. 3531 Jamestown Rd. Davidsonville, MD 21035. Graduated December 1983.

PETER YOUNG Dean's list, National Dean's list, Management Club, Flight Fellowship, CF!, CFI-1, MEI, Commercial Certificate ASMEL. 2226 78th St., Brooklyn, NY 11214. Graduated December 1983.

JOHN R. YOUNGS Honor Student, Dean's list, Commercial ASMEL, CF!., Air Force Pilot Selectee, BS - Aeronautical Science. 318 South First Street, Kalamazoo, Ml 49009. Graduating April 1984.

EDWARD ZEVROWSKI Dean's list, Fund-Raising Chairman of Management Club, ski club, Big Brother in United Way, A&P license, BS-AMT. PO Box 6397 Jobs Lane. Bridgehampton, NY 11932. Graduating April 1984.

SENIORS 77 m ~ ------~ "What's it all about • • • College?''

"What's it all about ... to go to college?" It's pulling together both in class and in play. It's getting that sugar pick-me-up before that test you studied for so hard, and it's for those moments when the pace gets too great and your body gives out!

- 78 It's about hassles and good times, that special letter from home that meant so much and those special times when you reflect about it all . It's a horrible, delightful, marvelous, murderous time . .. it's your time at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ... the time of your life ... as time goes by!

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ENTERTAINMENT Vixens Feminity and professionalism has again amazed and rocked E-RAU's students as the 1983 Novemberfest got under way on November 19. Janet Gardner, the lead singer of Vixen, did a fantastic job singing and really showed the students female rock music.

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ENTERTAINMENT 85 -• Foghat put on an excellent outdoor concert at the Novemberfest, sponsored by E-RAU Entertainment. They brought back great memories for many oldtime Rock-N-Rollers, and thoroughly entertained the E-RAU Students and Faculty. Quality concessions were provided by clubs and organizations. An overwhelmingly large crowd, expressed their enjoyment, while downing an enormous amount of beer.

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ENTERTAINMENT 87 HAPPY HOUR

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ENTERTAINMENT 89 -• The SGA hosted its annual Halloween Dance October 29, 1983, with an excellent turnout of students from E-RAU and DBCC in some unique and imaginative costumes. The University Center was decorated with black and orange helium balloons, crepe paper streamers and a monster picture with glowing eyes to set the mood.

iii 90 Music was supplied by THE UNTOUCHABLES A BAND BASED OUT OF Rochester, New York. Their energy music kept the crowd moving the entire night. The costume contest showed off the best and most imaginative (or hopeful!?) costumes de­ signed by those attending.

ENTERTAINMENT 91 •- E-RAU 's second annual Jazzfest held on October 15, 1983 was a success as the Pat Metheny group performed some of their best jazz Music. The lighting and stage were very well put together and helped with the overall mellow mood that night. His perfor­ mance assured the success of the Jazzfest and was talked about enthusiastically by students, staff and faculty for weeks.

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Several experienced and even more not so experienced oarsmen vied for first place in the 11th Annual Riddle Regatta, sponsored by the Vets Club. The day was warm and the con­ testants were hot. first place went to the MARINES, whose man­ power and raft were evidently superior. After the race, there was plenty of Hotdogs, Coke and Beer to top off another successful raft race.

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•- 94 ENTERTAINMENT 95 - Comedian, Jack Gallagher performed February 1, 1984, in the UC for a free show. The program, sponsored by Entertainment was chocked full of laughs as Gallagher "A very funny man" gave E-RAU just what it needed, a tickle to the funny bone.

iiiii 96 Keith Berger, who first became famous as a street mime, per­ formed to an appreciative crowd, who gave him four standing ovations in one twenty minute performance.

ENTERTAINMENT 97 •- AIR BAND Our own homemade "GO GO'S" , the " NO GO'S". Sometimes you need to get away from it all and ERAU'S collegues have the spirit to provide it for you . We also have our own "MEN WITHOUT SEX" and many more to entertain you.

;;; 98 AIR BAND Sponsored by £-RAU Humanities faculty, the Spring, Trimester's Speech Night, 1984 was entertainment for all attending. Students interested in participating are selected by their Humanities instructors during auditions held both Fall and Spring trimesters. The public is invited to enjoy the qualitative speeches given by some of the best speech students here.

SPEECH NIGHT AT E-RAU

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ENTERTAINMENT 101 Here we are again, showing our numerous talents. You really cannot get any better; to have in our aeronautical society, musi­ cians also!! Stay tuned for a possible music department to enco:n­ Talent Night pass all this talent. You never know! Spring Fling '84

Various and numerous entertainers have performed at Riddle before, but these guys at Spring Fling 84' just topped it off with their music and stunts, and nature topped it off with great weather that day.

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ENTERTAINMENT 103 iiiiiii JEFF LORBER In The Heat of the Night

Jeff Lorber and his musicians put on a fantastic concert here at E-RAU the Spring Tri. This is jazz at its best and "In the Heat of the Night" was the name of the concert. Entertainment committee did an excellent job with this concert like they do with many others. ENTERTAINMENT 105 Static Displays

--- ENTERTAINMENT 107 Bob Hoover

SKYFEST '84 was a spectacular event with over 30,000 spectators watching this first Daytona Beach Airshow. Skyfest '84 was so fantastic that the Daytona Beach Chamber of Commerce is thinking about making it an annual event. Crowds were entertained by a variety of different acts including the Blue Angels, Bob Hoover, Christian Eagles, Army Golden Knights, and Franklin and Kazian. Bob Hoover, an individual who is recognized by his peers for extraordinary achievement in the aviation aspect, he has earned the repetitive term as a pilots pilot; he has earned his name and then some. Hoover was a combat pilot in World War II, a test pilot for Rockwell's Navy PJ-2 Fury Jet, Air Force F-86 Sabre Jet and F-100 Super Sabre Jet. His precision demonstrations in the P-51 Mustang and the standard Shrike Commander thrill millions of Aviation enthusiasts each year as he did here at SKYFEST '84.

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UNDERCLASSMEN Leo Abraham Stephen Adamczyk Sakher Al-Khreisha David W. Alderman Jerome Allen Neil Althofe

1 Frank Altieri Raul Amit Cathleen Amodeo Richard Amor Eric A. Anderson Heidi Anderson

Lynn Anderson Paul Daniel Anderson Muhanned Y. Arab Coljn K. Asekun Stephen E. Athearn Hagop J. Atoyan

D. Azar Amjad Zaman Babar Naveed Baig Melinda Bales Charles J . Ballaro Jack Baron

James M. Baron Francisco E. Barrero Patrick D. Barrow Eric Bastien Daniel Baumgartner Sharon Baumgartne1

John Becker Don Berry Thomas G. Bialozynski Gary Bilek Ian Blackman Peter Den Blanken

Roberto Blewett Richard Bodenski Mark F. Borger John Robert Borno James Boston David Boudreaux iii 114 David A. Brescia Paul R. Brinkman Kevin Brosnihan

Roy Brown Todd M. Brown Wesley Brown Paul A. Bruder Andrew C. Brunetto

Matthias Bulow Marcus G. Burke Charles E. Burnett Jeffrey S. Burrell Jinty Butler Robert S. Butler

Robert V. Caicedo Maria Campoueide Mark D. Cantamessa Mike Cantwell Gus Carbonell Bill Carey

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UNDERCLASSMEN 115 - Jean Marie Cassese Ravi Chandran Andre C. Charron Saleem Chaudhary Henchi Cheezy Ann Cherkis

Kelly Ann Childs Chris Chin-Quee Mark Chizner Carol Ann Civitello Chris Clark Adam Clarke

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I Bertram Clarke Edward Coholich Harold J . Cole Latangela Coleman Thomas M. Conard Ill John Condia

Pat Conley David H. Conn Matt Connolly Scott H. Cooper David Sterling Corcoran Max Corneau

Frank Costa Greg Craft Scott Craighead Florence Crawley Dennis J . Creadon

Warren Crotty Andres Czobor-Benyel Wesley Dakgan John E. Darrah Charles Mark Davis Gamer M. Dawkins

James Richard Day Douglas E. Dean Lynn Dearden M. Lawrence Decker Gilbert J. Degeorge Robert Denecke

-• 116 Roy Dennison Nichol•• Dano loannis Dimitrakakis David Di•ipio Gary Dixon Robert D. Dixon

Jame• A. Donca•ter Brian K. Dougherty Tran Dung Jose Juan Duran Irving Durand

Robert A. Dyar Richard R. Edward• John Epthyvouldi• Philio Ekberg Sandra A. Eldred

Joseph B. Elia• Ellison J. Elliot Joseph• R. Elm Michael Elmee David C. Engelhart Rene Charles E•pinet

The "No Go's" perform as the Go-Go's at the Airband.

UNDERCLASSMEN 117 - Timothy D. Farley Michael J. Farr Thomas Espinosa John T. Esposito James Ewart Tom Falkner

John Felice David M. Farrell Nicholas P . Fasano Peter Fata Brook• Faurot Todd M. Felder•tein

Ed Ferrara Chri•topher Ferraraccio Stephen Fenner Edward Ferguson Leonardo Fernadez Longo Manuel Fernadez

Florkow•ki RobertAynn Vinr.,nt Filipkowski Brian F. Finnegan Keith M. Finching Lizette M. Flores Michael

Garnett Juan A.Gaud Benjamin E. Foster Gary Frutcher Eva Marie Funaro Marc Gant John

Leonidas Glyno• Clay R. Gawron DavidGerey Michael Ghandour RuHell W. Gibb• George Gil

William Gorman Anne Golightly Philip Gonda Karen R. Gooch William A. Gordon John A. Gore - 118 Robert Govin Christopher Graham James Granice Gary Lee Grant Steve Gray Arthur Greenfield ...... ~- -~--....

John F. Greenslade Richard Grev Carl Gross Jeff Guzzetti Frederick C. Hagedorn Mark Hagen

Natalie Sophia Hall Robert J. Hallahan John S. Halter Mary Hambrose Al Mandnavy Hamed Cynthia E. Hansen

J . Hardin Rob Hardwick lames M. Harper David R. Harriman II Cathy M. Harris Edwin H. Harris

Up, Up and Away in a beautiful balloon. A great way to relax on a Sunday afternoon

UNDERCLASSMEN 119 •- Juan Edward Harris Michael Harrison Matthew M. Hartgen Scott A. Hauert Linda Dawn Hayes Terry E. Hayes

Renardo Head Rick Hebert Edward Heemskerk Jr. David Heggem Bruce Heinichen Kurtis D. Heise

Steven W. Helms Kristin Henderson G. Mark Henkel Julien A. Henry Giovanni A.Hernandez Joseph C. Heuchert

--...... / Mark R. Hilborn John Robert Hill Ali Hilly Jr. Earl Richard Hines James Ho-On Lee Khueh Hock

f Theodore Hodgdon Roger Clay Hogan Howard Hollander Jeffrey W. Holton Forough Hosseini Siegfried Hotter

Todd Huffstickler Joanne Lynne Hunt Ralph Hunter Christopher J . Hyldburg Harold lssen Bethany N. lves

.... £ Robin Jackson Mark Jackubowski John Mark James Mehruddin Jan Ted Janiec Timothy Jay Jasmin

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Douglas G. Jenkins Emmanuel Jeremias Diana Jinison Kent P . Johnson Scott R. Johnson

ll Byron Jones Jay N. Jones Jeffrey Jones Robert L Jones Lawrence E. Jorash Isaac M. Jordan

Michael P . Kates Janet Keck Michael Kennard G. Sherwood Kennedy Jeffrey Kern Ahmed H. Khaffaf

Khalid Haffez Khan Mohiddin Khwaja Robert Kidwell SungH. Kim Davia R. Kipling Sory Kity

UNDERCLASSMEN 121 Laura J. Koch Louis Kady Terry Koegler Mitchell R. Klink Clifford G. Knight Seymour Knight

Eugenio Lau Koo Roberto A. Kopper Raisa Korobka Susan K. Koeppen Tan Kok·Fei Kevin Kong

David Krivich Chandravadan Kuntawala Leroy Kyle Allen M. Kotarba Raymond Kozan

Chris Lambropoulos Paul F. Lang William Lark Paul Kyst David Lacki Brigitte Lakah

Jose Latorre Ann Lawrence Charles L. Lee Jon K. Larsen Aitor Lartitegui Walter P. Lasauskas

Liesel Lemay Arnold B. Leonora Steven G. Lindeberg Charles R. Lee David A. Legge Miroslav Lehky

Keith Litkett Jack Little Orlando E. Negron Sebastian Lindenkamp Carrie Lippold Terri Litke

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John W. Logan Joel Lohnes Janice Lopez-Diaz A. Lorenzo Robin Low Andrew M. Lowden

Kurt A. Lowe Chris 0 . Lund Mandeville Ted

...... _ ·ift!! Gregory Manning Matt Maranto David F. Marker Christopher Marshall Eric Martin Paul R. Martin

,,,.,. Mario Martins Bret Marty Gary Maschio Diljeet Singh Masuda John Matijevio Steven McCarter

Army ROTC sponsors helicopter rides to Embry-Riddle Students

UNDERCLASSMAN 123 EmmaJane McDonald John W. McDonald Beth McDuffie Wendy McElyea David T. Mcfarland Norman E. McKee

John B. •McKendrew Charles W. McKennev Lori J. McKenney Mary E. McKeown Elizabeth McSorley Lawrence Meadow•

Mess Scott D. Mehaffey Ann R. Meireles Pablo Melendez Martha A. Mellon frank Memolo Kevin G.

Paul S. Meyer Todd Meyer Cirilo Miller Kathryn Miller Timothy Miller Michael E. Milligan

Lester Mirabal Rona Mizrachi Kenneth M. Montgomery Changkun Moon Rocky Moretta Jeff Morris

Carla Mueller Mohammed" Mukhtar Nickole Muldrew Guillermo Mulet Steven M. Muratore Tim Murphy

Patrick Murray Skip Murray William S. Myers Joseph Natali Oscar Navarro N.Nchubabou

124 Richard Negron Michael A. Newman Deryck N. Nicholson Brian Nightingale William A. Nin

Steven Nottaoe Ibrahim M. Obeid Thomas G. Ohland Evelyn Ortiz Louis Ortiz

Brian Palladino Lawrence D. Palma Alastair Park John Patterson Michael Patterson

D. S. Pengelly Julio Pereira Brian M. Petkosh Edwin Petrus Joseph Pezzulo

Frustratingly long lines are always a part of registration

UNDERCLASSMEN 125 -• , Ronny Przysucha Margaret I. Poteat Ed Przestrzelski-· Carlo Postell John F. Ponzarella Juan Carlos Porcella

Ramdass Kenneth A. Racich Donald K. Frank J . Quintero Manuel Quintero Lucia A. Puerto Edwin Quinones

Amy Rascati Pedro A. Ramos Ray Ramos Ramirez Carlos Ramos Jr. Gualberto Ramirez Warner A.

Renzi Cesar A. Ricardo David Rehmar F. Latumahina Amit Raval Steve Ray

J. Rojas David C. Robertson Agustin Mark Richards Neil B. Robbins Robert G. Riccio Steve Rice

Rumble Dimitrios Roussos Brian D. Tim Rosser Philip S. Rosso Stephen Romolo Tony J. Rosario

Carmen Salgado Nick Salvato Beth Ann Ryan Aldo N. Sahuleka Douglas W. Rupp Alan Russell iiii 126 Timothy M. Sambor Oswaldo X. Sanchez M. Bhattessa Sandeep Ola Sanni

Elisio Saoata David M. Sava T. Patrick Sawver Edgar Sayago Rav Scarbrouoh Joachim Schimmelpfennig

James R. Schlosser Andrew J . Schmidt Th Schouten Lance Schuttauf Jack E. Scott Melvin Scruggs

Joseph D. Sear Steven Shaffer Richard S . Shaner David Shatunoff Bruce Shemrock Eric Sherman

The library is like a second home to some students.

• UNDERCLASSMAN 127 I Kimberly J . Simpson Kevin P . Smale Kelly A. Shortt Susan T. Siegel HungB. Sim

Rich Smith Timothy E. Smith Gregory M. Smith James J . Smith Paul W. Smith

,­ Mlchdas T. Spatafora Arthur H. Spence Alex Sokolski Gregory A. Sopp Nicholas Sosa

, / Don L. Starkweather Joseph Stehlik William L. Stallings Adriana Stan Alfred Stappung

Johnny H. Stoermer Carol E. Stoner Laura L. Stephens Viviene Stephens Charles H. Stern

Brenda K. Sullivan Roger L. Swann William E. Streaker Steapt Sturat Charles R. Sueur 4 , .... ' Terry Jayantha Thanabalasundrum Emily F. Thomas Lisa Swierzbin Douglas J . Tart Jeanette Tdislope Teamer S.

-• 128 Bruce A. Threlfall Gaddis Thomas John Thomas Victoria Thomas Paul Thompson

Joseph P. Torch Ben Treiber

John J . Urtis Bruce E. Tremblv Steve Tubbs Jerry Turner David B. Twitchell

Russell Vaughan Timmy Vazquez Robert Valentine Timothy Van Milligan Thomas F. Vandorple Suresh Bas

That's the most ridiculous thing I ever heard

UNDERCLASSMEN 129 - Terry S. Venturi William Vickery Victor Victoratos Jose Miguel Vidal Rafail Villafane Enrique G. Villanuev

• C. Birt Vollenweider Pierre L. Volosio Kurt T. Wagner Auorey M. Walker Timothy Walker Stephen M. Wall

Robert C. Ward Jr. Keo Watts Mehmet F. Yeoice Tammy S. Webb Andrew J . Wechsler Joe Weinberger

Larry Weisman Jerry L. Weitzel Kevin Welling Christopher G. Wells John White Joseph P. Whitley

; Stephen Whitmer Kevin.• Williams L. James R. Willard James M. Williams Kevin Williams Ray William•

. l RogerD. Williams Jr. Thomas Williams Varrick Williams Carl Wilson George H . Wilson Jr. Conny Wittmeyer

Thomas S. Wood Dale L. Wright Annette M. Wrubleski Charles M. Wyndham Keminda Yahampath Duane Yeater

- 130 J . York Jr. Paul A. Zambrano Serqio A. Zamora Dawn Young Douglas Young Gordon Y ounq Donald

Edwards Elizabeth Anne Funaro Nasir R. Hashmi Kostas Zembos Peter Zepp Halo Zsnin Kendal

Teck Seng Kwa Diana Sinison

A well deserved break after many hours of study

• UNDERCLASSMAN 131 I COOPERATIVE EDUCATION STUDENTS . .. "Higher Percentage Stay in Aviation If

"Everybody who has co-oped has a job in the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Flight Center on the Jim is the trouble-shooting Customer Relations field, if they want it," said David Allwood, Space Shuttle. MARK CUNNINGHAM works aid. CYNTHIA BOWMAN works with NTSB Cooperative Education and Career Education as a research engineer, at NASA, Langley as a field investigator and BILL Administrator here. "They have more Research Center. RICHARD BODENSKI and BERNARD ICTUS is in training with confidence and this shows up in their success in his brother CHRIS BODENSKI both work for Gulfstream Aerospace to be maintenance the job . .. a higher percentage stay in aviation Federal Express as flight planners. MARK manager or service technician. These are just after graduation." YACAVONE and JIM GRAN ICE work for some of the many students involved in RICH KREUTZMAN is working at NASA, IBM Mark assists computer engineers, and cooperative education experiences.

Chris Aldridge Mario Pisano Gregory Martina Rhonda Payton James Reid

- 132 SPRING 1984 CO-OP STUDENTS

Alfred Adel, Marlene Mills Realty Dennis Ahearn, People Express Airlines David Atkinson, Central Florida Flight Center FALL 1983 CO-OP STUDENTS William Bernardicius, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. Richard Bodenski, Federal Express Corp. National Trans. Safety Brd. Linda Aiello, IBM Cynthia Bowman, Lockheed-Georgia Jose Aponte, Federal Express Donald Burns, Jacksonville, Fla. Kevin Berger, Federal Express Terry Byrd, FAA, MacArther Airport, N. Y. Chris Bodenski, Federal Express Ed Carroll, FAA, Harris Corp. Lisa Born/10/dt, Federal Express Ronald Caylor, People Express Airlines Mark Boudreau, Federal Express Michael Cherry, International Airport Ly1111 Carter, Federal Express Kathy DiPippo, Philadelphia Action Construction Sherri Cartwright, Central Fla. Seaplanes Sandra Carpenter, Express Airlines Mark Cunningham, NASA, La11gley Research Center Paul Doolen, People Naval Surface Weapons Center Otto Eichmann, NASA, Langley Research Center Ray Draper, Aerospace Corp. David Falabella, Naval Surface Weapons Center Keith Flinn, Gulfstream Headquarters, Washington, D.C. Mary Feyen, Grumman Aerospace Corp. John Garnett, NASA Express Airlines Scott Foster, FAA Technical Center Patrick Gerlt, People Airwork Service Division Joshua Fowler, Port Authority, Jamaica, NY Jose Gonzalez, IBM James Gilbert, Cross Country Aviation James Granice, Federal Express Corp. Jose V. Gonzalez, FAA/ATC, Jacksonville, Fla. Leesa Hedgecoth, Express Airlines Andy Hahn, NASA/ Ames Research Center Scott Hering, People Harris Corp. Eric Heagy, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. Stephen Hetey, Federal Express Corp. Vernon Hedrick, Port Authority, LaGuardia, NY Claudia Hi/ten, FAA, MacArthur Airport, N. Y. Dennis Hederson, National Transportation Safety Brd. Scott Johnson, NASA, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Robert Hundley, People Express Airlines Stephanie Keyser, Khwaja, People Express Airlines Donna Ivey, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. Moh id den Federal Express Corp. Robert Kizmann, Butler Aviation, NJ Kevin Kilby, Kirk, FAA, Washington, D.C. James Klausing, FAA/ ATC, Jamaica, NY Paul Boeing Vertol Carl Krief, Central Florida Seaplanes Scott Krenzer, Kreutzman, NASA, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Kimberly Landon, NASA I Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Richard Lapusnak, Federal Express Corp. Cecilia LeGates, NASA Headquarters Gene Toledo Lucas County Port Authority William Libby, People Express Airlines Laura Mattern, Monroe Country Mosquito Control Greg Lundberg, FAA Technical Center Peter Nikic, Spruce Creek Aviation Michael Majerus, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. Jay Palen, Perkins, FAA, Washington, D.C. Gregory Martins, NASA I Goddard Space Flight Center Dave Gulfstream Aerospace Todd Miller, Philadelphia Int'/ Airport Jack Scott, FAA, Washington, D.C. Luis Molina, People Express Airlines Charles Sample, FAA, Washington, D.C. Eric O'Brien, People Express Airlines Edward Scofield, Sheehan (pilot/ mechanic), "Mister Douglas," Deland, Fla. Boyd Oellerich, Monroe Co. Mosquito Control James FAA, MacArthur Airport, N. Y. - Raymond Otto, Federal Express Corp. James Smith, Spring, People Express Airlines Rhonda Payton, Naval Training Equipment Center Keith Stack, People Express Airlines Anthony Pinto, FAA, Jamaica, NY Melissa Thomas, FAA, W. Mifflin, Pa. Mario Pisano, Lockheed-Georgia Company George Trembly, Boeing Vertol Charles Price, Boilers Construction Bruce Van Va/kenburgh, Central Fla. Flight Center Thomas Ronai, Port Authority, Newark, NJ Blake West, FAA, Washington, D.C. Ali Saadeh, People Express Airlines David Wittmeyer, FAA, Jacksonville, Fla. Peter Schenck, National Transportation Safety Brd. Connie Zinninger, FAA, MacArthur Airport, N. Y. Roy Schoberle, FAA Technical Center George Warren, NASA, Langley Research Ce11ter Rod Sefton, People Express Airlines Gary Wolfe, People Express Airlines Bruce Shemrock, Focus Travel John Dale Wright, Monroe Country Mosquito Control Glen Sherwin, Boeing Vertol Co. Mark Yacavone, IBM David Soule, Boeing Vertol Co. Young, FAA Technical Center Linda Strachan, IBM Chris

, Dept. of the Navy, Software Engineer; COOPERATIVE EDUCATION STUDENTS FROM Rhonda Payton , Co-op Administrator; Anthony Pinto, FALL 1983 positioned gathered one afternoon late in the Dave Allwood Region, Civil Aviation Security; Todd W. Spring trimester for this formal grouping. FAA/Eastern Manager of Operations Philadelphia Gathered are: (Front-Back, L-R) - Greg Martins, Miller, Assistant Greg (Minni) Lundberg, Administrative NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, sounding rockets lnt'l Airport; , FAA Technical Center; James A. Reid, and space shuttle payloads; Jose V. Gonzalez, FAA Assistant , People Express Airlines; Michael Jacksonville Air Route, Traffic Control Center, ATC Reservationist , Maintenance Management, Gulfstream Aide; George T. Adrian, Assist. to Airport Manager, Majerus Corp. Buffalo Int'l. Airport; Mario Stephen Pisano, Lockheed­ Aerospace Georgia Co., Assistant Test Engineer in Sonic Fatigue;

CO-OP STUDENTS 133 ; - SPORTS • ,$ E-RAU SPORTS REVIEW

BASEBALL: With a respectable record of 10 wins, and 14 losses, the E­ RAU Baseball Club played against schools that are strong intercollegiate competitors. Congratulations, team.

BASKETBALL: The " Rockers" basketball team has won the E-RAU 3 On 3 Basketball Championship by beating the fine team, " Sky Jockies," by a close score of 20 to 15. The game took place on the E-RAU outdoor basketball courts. The Rockers jumped off to an early lead, and thwarted a late charge by the Jockies to win the Championship. Capt. " Slim" Andrews, Darwin Mitchell and Roger Peart are to be complimented on their fine plays and good sportsmanship. This is the Rockers 4th straight win .

FRISBEE: On Monday Oct. 1 7, a dark cloud hung over our Frisbee Golf Course, yet still 8 out of 8 participants came out for this saucer toss excitement Frisbee Golf. The winner of our par 19 course was Drew Norman with a low score of 22. Runners up were Chris Young and Peter Ferraro with scores of 25, each.

VOLLEYBALL: Nov. 9th, after a slight rainfall, and under a colorful rainbow, the Greek Club won over the Gulf Eagles for the Volleyball Championship. Chris Lambropoulos, Miltos Exarhou, Mike Alexadis, Jim Mousikos, John Vassilon, Don Fahadis, John Dimitakakis, Leo Glynos and Danny Batistas were the Champions. The score for that championship was 15-13 for game one, and 15-10 for game two. Alajmi - captain of the Gulf Eagles and his team should be commended.

SOFTBALL: Stats on this Spring's Softball season show that SOUTHERN ICE won the championship. League winners included: Alpha Eta Rho for the Frat League, No Names for E League, King's Ransom for R League, Busch Boys for A League and Outlaws for U League. Congratulations to all the players for a fine season.

WEIGHTLIFTING: "Suck in your gut people ... " who won our bench press contest November 9 at 5 p.m. That's right, He did it again. Danny Babjak. Danny pressed 200 lbs. over his weight. Congratulations, Danny.

RACQUETBALL: On Thursday Oct. 20th we had a Sudden Death Doubles Racquetball Tourney. There were 10 great players who came out and out of that we could only have two partners who could be crowned our champions. They were Linda Streeter and Steve Hampton on the E-RAU staff. Linda is in our Financial Aid Department and Steve works with the Flight Department. Congratulations to all the players.

(Thanks go out to Leslie Whitmer and Chris Hoolehan for this information and for their support throughout the year).

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Team Members include: T. Adams, M. Barry, D. Bennett, M. Colon, K. Croteau, J. Diosi, J. Ewart, G. Fraser, K. Hamilton, E. lrrizary, A. Landowski, G. Munox, J. Perrotta, P. Rojas, S. Small, B. Snider, S. Snow, N. Sosa, B. Ulm, Al Ulversoy, S. White, J. Young. Ed Swinson is their faculty advisor and the team won 10 and lost 14 during this seasons record.

SPORTS 137 - Basketball

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SPORTS 139 - Frisbee

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SPORTS 141 - Softball Weightlifting

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ADMINISTRATION & FACULTY • OFFICERS OF EMBRY­ RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY AND ADMINISTRATION OF E-RAU'S DAYTONA BEACH CAMPUS

Dr. Jeffrey H. Ledewitz, Interim President and Chancellor John A. Fidel, Vice President and Director of Development Dr. William L. Motzel Vice President, Assistant Secretary and Director of Special Programs Charles S. Williams Vice President Dr. Carl H. Lippold Provost, Daytona Beach Campus Sarah D. Fogle Dean of Academics Robert L. Rockett Dean of Student Affairs

Dr. Jeffrey H. Ledewitz

\ Dr. William L. Motzel John A. Fidel Charles S. Williams

i ' Robert L. Rockett Dr. Carl H. Lippold

iii 148 Introducing . . . Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's BOARD OF TRUSTEES Brig. General William W. Spruance Chairman of the Board

John C. Adams, Jr. Roger G. Campbell Capt. David E. Coffman Austin 0 . Combs

Dr. James E. Crane Dr. John P. Eberle Frederick R. Einsidler Philip H. Elliott THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES is composed of members of national, state and local prominence, plus three faculty members and three students, devoted to the education of young people in avia­ tion skills. These members without remuneration give freely of their time in establishing policy and providing guidance to the administration in the fur­ therance of the educational goals and objectives of the University .

Jeanne M. Goddard Dr. Richard E. Grace Richard G. Harrington Robert H. Hubsch

Dr. Charles E. Knox James Kolbe M. Chapin Krech Dr. John W. Morris, III

;; 150 ...... Dr. Edward W. Stimpson Robert Peoples Dr. J . Paul Riddle Thomas W. Staed

BOARD OF TRUSTEES - 1984

John C. Adams. Jr. Robert H. Hubsch IV W Lockwood Burt F W. (Bill) Hulse, E. Knox Roger G. Campbell Dr. Charles Capt. David E. Coffman James Kolbe Thomas M. Conard, III Dr. Serge A. Korff Krech Austin 0. Combs M. Chapin Olsen Lear Dr. James E. Crane Mrs. Moya E. William Crotty, Esq. Robert Luis Morris, III Mrs. Gertrude B. Dayton Dr. John W. 0. Flinton, Jr. A. Tracy Dory/and Dr. James Riddle Frederick R. Einsidler Dr. J. Paul Capt. Kimball J. Scribner Philip H. Elliott. Jr. Col. Cloyce J. Tippett B. Sigafoos George R. Farnham Raymond Staed William H. G. France Thomas W. Dr. C. B . Gambrell, Jr. James H. Straube! W. Stimpson Mrs. Jeanne M. Goddard Dr. Edward Thompson Senator Barry Goldwater Dr. Lee P. Cloyce J. Tippett Dr. Richard E. Grace Col. B. Todd, Jr. Dr. Marvin R. Gustavson Dr. Webster Richard G. Harrington John B. Wing William R. Howard A. N. Xepapas 1983 Trustees Pictured Robert Peoples Dr. John P. Eberle 1983 Trustees Not Pictured Charles McKenney Jerry G. Moore, 2Lt.

John B. Wing

E-RAU'S BOARD OF TRUSTEES

FACULTY 151;; ...... AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Don Broadhurst Charles Eastlake Glen Greiner Dr. Tej Gupta John Hilten Shiv Kumar Aggarwal Don A. Alonso Dr. Jim Ladesi Richard Neate John Novy Boyd Oellerich Howard Patrick Dr. Frank Rados ta Ken Wang AERONAUTICAL SCIENCE John Barney Ann Apperson William Baldwin Walter Bostwick Richard Bryant Ronald Caylor Dr. Tom Connolly Dr. Tony DiGirolamo Don Doran Billy Fain William Gruber Dr. Milton Horwitz William M. Baldwin John R. Barney Norbert Kluga Les Kumpula Dana Middlekauff Hugh Miller

Robert J. Beck Walter Bostwick

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Sherri D. Cartwright Ronald N. Caylor Bruce D. Chadbourne Ken Clark

Harold John Cole Patricia A. Corcoran Lt. Col. John B. Cramlet James L. Delk

Nirmal Devi Dr. John Eberle Billy P. Fain Shirley Fedorovich

FACULTY 153 -• Bahram Foroughi Iris C. Ferrell Gregory Fontaine Warren Foss

V. Gruber Fred X. Guidi Donald Gardner Dr. William Grams William

Bonnie B. Holloway Dr. T ej R. Gupta Fred A. Hamilton Steven Hampton

Roger Kenney A. E. Holmes Larry H. Jackson Arthur C. Jacoby

154 Gary Mills Bruce Morrin Victor Morris Richard Porter Richard Reeder Ralph Kimbrough Bob King Charles Richardson Jeff Richmond Al Rogers Dr. Rodney Rogers Shannon Trebbe Richard VanBibber Frank Wence! AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY George Allen Mjr. Steven Kleid Stephen J. Kline Jeff Beam Frank Cecelia James Delk Frank Delp John Durand Bahram Foroughi Warren Foss Bill Freeman Don Gardner Norbert Kluga Shin Komatsu Don Green Frank Hall Max Henderson Charles Johnson Bob Kieper Joe Klausky Jim Kowalski

Mark Majikas Marvin E. Martin

FACULTY 155 -• Marvin E. Martin Ted Michelini Richard Moore Frank Moran Bill Neese Ernie Newcomb Jim Norman Hoyt P. Maulden Kathleen McCarthy Charle Otis Paul Parme Phil Reeves Ed Reymond Michael Semonin John Story Ed Swinson Paul Taylor Chandler Titus Theodore Michelini Hugh M. Miller Donald Trowbridge Dick Ulm Peter Vosbury Walter Wickard Al Zaccaria T aher Zeglam AVIATION MANAGEMENT William Brown Donald Campbell Michael M. Mills Frank Moran Dr. Tom Casey Bruce Chadbourne William Chamberlin Patricia Corcoran Dr. John Eberle John Gannon

Bruce R. Morrin Victor F. Morris

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Elliot H. Palmer Paul Parme Ted Phillips Dr. John L. Pope

Thomas Preston Peter Quigley Charles Richardson Al Rogers

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Phyllis Salmons Tom Rosenthal David Rubin Aboafazl Salimi

Calvis T. Singleton Ray Schrbrough Harry Shoff William S. Short

Dale D. Teetor John P. Sutton Edward J. Swinson James Tagg

E. True Ted Thompson James Thorne Shannon Trebbe John

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Dr. John Wheeler Walter L. Wickard

FACULTY 159 -• James Garrett Cindy Gruber Steve Hampton John Hopper Larry Jackson Michael Jackson Ed Wurzbach Ed Yackel Roger Kenney Tom Kirton Mike Lafrinere Robert Laird Cyril Leavitt Bob Leisner William Martin Paul McDuffee Charles Moren Taher M. Zeglam Greg Nelli Ted Phillips John Phipps Robert Price Ray Rutt Jeff Salan A. C. Tacker Peter Whitley Mike Wiggins Ed Yackel HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Ann Apperson Jackie Berg Dr. Win Bryan Roger Campbell

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Linda Bloom Maureen Bridger Mary Brown Beverly Darrough

Eugene Davis Valerie Herron Chris Hoolehan Lisa lpollito

Carole Kessler Judy Luther Father Kenan Morris

STAFF 161 • Debra Denzer Kirby Holcomb Cathy Ellis Carol Jacobs Janet Goodrich Dr. Elliott Jacobs Stephen Jones Roger Kayser Donna Kessler George King· Robert King Lee Kiser Ann Magaha Dr. Christopher Phelps Mary Mclemore David Ross Dr. Elizabeth Nelson Phyllis Salmons Dr. Roger Osterholm Raymond Young Dr. Robert Oxley U.S. AIR FORCE Peter Quigley SSgt James Anderson Tom Rosenthal Lt. Col. Ralph Conlan Heyward Sauls Maj. John Gramlet Harry Shoff Cpt. Paul Gourley Hoy Wentz Maj. Steven Kleid Dr. John Wheeler MSgt. Don McGehee Michael Williams MSgt. Michael Miller Nancy Williams SSgt. Ron Powers MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE Cpt. Ken Snider Dr. Shiv Aggarwal Maj. Paul Thorhauer Dr. Robert Brown U.S. ARMY Jan Collins SGM Lether Davidson Dr. Shrinivas Dalal Maj. A. Fitzgerald Nirmal Devi Cpt. Keith Fukumitsu Dr. Fred Elston Sgt. Joseph Holgate Iris Ferrel Cpt. Graham McChesney Dr. Robert Fleck SFC. Dwight Peters Dr. George Flynn Lt. Col. Evender Spradlin George Gerhab SFC Harold Stirk Dr. Thomas Hilburn MSG. Jerry Weatherford

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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

The Student Government Association provides students with a repre­ sentative voice on University committees, on the Board of Trustees, and is the hub of financial considerations in relation to Entertainment Committee ac­ tivities, the expense of the Avion Newspaper, the publication costs of the Phoenix Yearbook and services supplied by the SAC (Student Administrative Council) for you - the students at E-RAU, Daytona Beach.

President ...... Chuck McKenney Vice-President ...... Janice Lowell

Reps ... Tom McGimpsey, Scott Johnson, Steve Helms, Seth Tzizik, Bob Everitt, Marcus Zechini, Larry Dirusso, Bill Isakson, Nick Proffitt, Corey Mayper, Hank Morrison, Ben Mills, G. Scott Senior, Armin Irvani, Shawn Simoneau, Chuck Heehler.

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166 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

A branch of the Student Government Association, Stu­ dent Court hears cases involving traffic violations, interpretation of the SGA Constitution, and personal disputes between two or more students. The Court members include a Chief Justice, elected from the student body, and five justices selected from the student applications. - Picture at Bottom -

L-R: Dave Frost, Kim Canaris, Dan Sullivan, Jim Stepnoski, Mel Green.

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 167 PHOENIX YEARBOOK

Todd Huffstickler, Editor

L to R: J . R. Little, Jean Snyder, Tim Rosser, Jose Miguel Vidal, Todd Huffstickler, Jim Lechman, Gordon Crago, Rob Dixon, Mark Hagen, Tim Miller. PHOENIX YEARBOOK

The Phonix Yearbook staff attempts to save the spirit and life of this campus as they take photographs, and write material for the yearbook. But is is a hard road to cover with deadlines creeping up all too fast on the staffers and with weeks of late nights and all-nighters to complete over 100 pages at a time of yearbook coverage. But the staff has been great this past year, and without much concern for compensation, has given an enormous amount of time and inspiration to the book. As advisor I have seen a strong group of concerned individuals working to save those memories and moments that reflect 1984 (and the fall of 1983). - Thank you staff ... Jean Snyder.

Officers this year: Todd Huffstickler - Editor-in-Chief Gordon Crago - Photo Editor Rob Dixon - Business Manager Jim Granice and Anne Golightly - Public Relations

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CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 169 AVION NEWSPAPER

The AVION is the official student newspaper of Embry-Riddle's Daytona Beach campus. It is put together by students who volunteer their time to write the stories, take the pictures, and layout the paper. The A VION staff coordinates graphics, photographs, and illustrations along with features, opinions, campus news, sports articles, and entertain­ ment coverage. We also antagonize when the need arises and praise when an achievement is made. !he energy and enthusiasm displayed by all staff make the A VION an Award-winning newspaper.''

THEAVION EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Louis M. Kady MANAGING EDITOR: Brian F. Finnegan NEWS EDITOR: Max Corneau LAYOUT EDITOR: Stephen Sullivan SPORTS EDITOR: Joe Elm PHOTO EDITOR: Kelly Shortt ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR: Tony Pinto BUSINESS MANAGER: Geoff Murray ADVERTISING MANAGER: Arthur Eyzaguirre Jr. ADVISOR: Dr. Roger Osterholm AVION NEWSPAPER

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 171 ENTERTAINMENT

At right: Dave Marler keeps busy setting up electronic equipment before a show. Dave has worked as one of Entertainment's Sound Technicians. Directly below: Bernie Castell, Chairman starts mousing around. And at bottom: Ann Heitz, Bernie Castell, Terri Litke, Dave Marler, Eric Anderson, Mary Hambrose and Harold Issen take a break from entertainment tasks at Minsky's .

• 172 ENTERTAINMENT

This year, Entertainment scores big with a variety of shows and perfor­ mances for your pleasure and special interests. Included in this Fall's lineup were: U.S. MALES, 9/16/83; Peter James (Spy), 10/15/83; PREDATOR, 10/7 /83; the terrific PAT METHENY GROUP, 10/15/83; NO FOOLIN, 10/21/83; Halloween's UNTOUCHABLES, 10/ 28/83; FOGHAT, (out­ side), 11/19/83 with VIXEN (great concert) and finally PAULA POUND­ STONE, outside on 11/4/83.

This Spring, 1984 has brought BILL ELMER, 1/27 /84; LEWIS NIXON, 2/1/84; comedian JACK GALLAGHER and mime KEITH BERGER, 2/1/84, and both MICHAEL GULEZIAN and GREG RAY were here 2/24/84. Thank you student workers for all the time invested in providing entertainment at E-RAU.

1st row: Mary Hambrose, Ann Heintz, Bernie Castell, Chairman, Dave Robertson, Harold Issen. 2nd row: Laurie Ranfos, Asst. Advisor, Frank Henson, Terri Litke, Ken Veneburg, Kathy Novak, Advisor. 3rd Row: Curt Van Der Schaff, Eric Anderson, Dave Marler, Ed Heem­ skerk, Arthur Eyzaguirre, Becky Robertson, SAC Advisor. 4th Row: Chris Miller, Ed Przestrzelski, Gil Marriner, Syd Joyner, Ben Steele, Mark Creager and "E)11ilie" and "Allen." INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL

The InterFraternity Council has been reorganized to now be a highly active planning council for all fraternities on campus. It is designed to promote a friendly spirit among fraternities and to coordinate activities among fraternities. Two representatives and one alternative from the six participating fraternities are involved in the council. Faculty Advisor Becky Robertson (Associate Dean of Students here) is greatly responsible for the reorganization which occurred this last year.

Pictured to the left are this year's officers: Geoff Murray, President (3rd from left) Beth Ryan, Vice-President (not pictured) Ron Przysucha, Secretary (far right) Pat Mooney, Treasurer (2nd from left)

This year's membership in the council included: AHP - Chris Aldridge and Joe Elm Delta Chi - Bob Denecke and Ron Dyer Lambda Chi Alpha - Tom Conard and John Restaino Sigma Chi - Jim Schosser and John Alford Sigma Phi Delta - David Soule and Tom Ray Sigma Pi - Lee Grasely and Martin Shupp

FRATERNITIES 175 ALPHA ETA RHO

This year's Executive Board is featured at right. They are: Kim Robinson, Historian Introducing this year's Alpha Eta Rho Fraternity Charlie Nicholson, Treasurer members: 1st Row: John Hearn, Beth Ryan, Chris Beth Ann Ryan, Vice President Aldridge, Steve Sullivan, Mitch Williams, Howard Edward W. Lynch IJI, President Hollander. 2nd Row: Nicholas Fasano, Beth Ann Nicholas P. Fasano, Secretary Funaro, Tamlyn Watson, Mark Talieferro, Keith Mitch Williams, Parliamentarian Blice, Larry Decker, Kim Robinson, Jackie Warner, Dr. Tom Connolly, Advisor Bethany Ives, John Stoermer. 3rd Row: Bill Stoessel, Jeff Wolfe, Charles Nicholson, Edward Wellington Lynch IJI, Rob Moore, Joseph Juska, Terry Koegler.

176 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

The Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity is a national social fraternity established on the E-RAU campus in 1973. Lambda Chi Alpha is better known as "The Fraternity of Honest Friendship," and this is illustrated by its members homes in all parts of the U.S. and the whole World. The chapter takes part in activities for the better­ ment of the campus and the community. The chapter also spon­ sors many social activities and participates in many activities also.

Welcome this year's Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity members. Featured are: Kneeling: Fred Lass, Andy Hogard, Bruce Romeo, Charles Sims, and Eric Sherman. Standing: Steve Fielitz, Al Witkoski, Bill French, Jose Catore, Jim Stepnoski, Bob Flynn, Henry Pfendt, Tom Conard, Mark Cherney, Alan Williams, Matt Maranto, and John Restaino. This year's officers are: Cas Sims Hennry Pfendt Bruce Romeo Jose Latore Tom Conard Steve Williams Bill French Mark Cherney Phil Metz - Chancellor Jim Stepnoski Matt Maranto

FRATERNITIES 177 -• SIGMA CHI

Sigma Chi offers the opportunity to develop leadership style through application, to gain personal responsibility, and to become involved and par­ ticipate. Sigma Chi exists to create unity of purpose out of diversity of backgrounds, to teach lessons of group interaction, and to work in cooperative har­ mony with others.

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178 SIGMA PHI DEL TA

The object of the Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity is to promote the advancement of both the Engineering Profession and Education. We are a small congenial group who enjoy not only professional activities but social ones too! We may not be the largest fraternity on campus but we are the oldest. Sigma Phi Delta not only offers the engineering student a chance to mature but also a chance to be a part of a family. The Phoenix Yearbook and Miguel Vidal, Clubs and Organizations Coordinator, would like to thank Sigma Phi Delta for their quick response to requests for club information for Phoenix, 1984.

Names (From Left to Right) Gary Kurtz, Reggie Cleves, Tom Rau, Mike Shwetz, Lewis Jolly, Greg Manuel, Bob Brown, Laura Tacker, John Frawley, Steve Taylor, Sherm Corning, Shin Komatsu, Mehmet Yenice, Mary Fobes, Nancy Topping, Susan Vega, Oksana Bardygula, Marietta Lambert, Sandra Arango, Mary Abisellan, Kim Poland, Jinty Butler, Pat Murray, Mike De Stefano, Bert Senter.

FRATERNITIES 179 A SPECIAL EVENT - CLUBS AND

Clubs and Organizations Day is held at the beginning of every trimester, excluding summer. The purpose of the C&O Day is to acquaint all new students with the organizations available to them on campus. Spring 1984 C&O Day was organized by Laurie Ranfos, Student Activities Coordinator. The Pub Area in the U.C. provided the perfect place for this event. A circus atmosphere with popcorn, give-aways, a magician, music and balloons caught the attention of many students. Thirty­ three clubs participated in the event. Several clubs received the names of over 50 students interested in joining their group. ORGANIZATIONS DAY - SPRING '84

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The purpose of the Aero Hispanic Society is to make the com­ munity (E-RAU) aware of our Hispanic culture by means of: Eliminating cultural barriers and social barriers between hispanics and those of other cultural backgrounds, expanding our relations within the community between the hispanics and those of other cultures, and by maintaining our customs and beliefs within the society.

182 ARMY ROTC BROTHERS OF THE WIND

The purpose of the Brothers of the wind is to create the ap­ plication of a united student body to participate in external and 1!1ternal campus affairs and promotion of aviation awareness in minority communities_

OFFICERS: President - Simon Barnes IV VICE-PRESIDENT: Eric McLain TREASURER: Richard Brown.

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The purpose of Chill Phi Chill is to serve as a social OFFICERS. organization interested in professional and personal im· PRESIDENT: Gary Hudson provement as well as the academic progression of our VICE-PRESIDENT: Chris Woodson members at E-RAU. SECRETARY: Julien Henry TREASURER: Latangela Coleman

MEMBERS Gary Hudson, Edwin Petrus, Julien Henry, William Callier, Latangela Coleman, Virgil Pizer, Margaret Poteat, James Kelly, Richard Brown, Paul Wright, Wesley Dorgan, James Boston, Mark Stubbs, Chris Woodson, Calvin Burton. COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB

Left: The spinning tape drives of a Univac 1100/50 remind us of the importance of data processing in today's world Right: Club president Gabe Fernandez enjoys cocktails with fellow club members after a tour of the EPCOT computer facility

186 COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB

Right: Club Vice Presidents Christine Rosinski, Ray Draper, and Peter Came supervise a meeting. Left: Computer Science Club Members: Front (L­ R): Michael Florkowski, Roger Butenhoff, Orlando LaRosa, Gordon Crago Row 2 (Seated): Dawn McVaugh, Robert Mirsky, David Brown, Roger Goldberg, Gabriel Martinez, Peter Came, Christine Rosinsky, Row 3: Rosalie Bibona, Gabe Fernandez, Ray Draper, Christopher Graham, Eric Herfield, Row 4: Luis Lespier, Lou Mirras, Sumer Hamze, Jackie Mandel, Cindy Gnegy, James Ewart, Chris Zabielsky, Dan Schmidt, A. W. Ransom, Back Row: Todd Huffstickler, Holly Vath, Jim Granice, Steve Gyuro, Tim Podeswa, Paul Gawura, Kathy Rowen, James Willard, Larry Tokar

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 187 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB

The purpose of the Christian fellowship club is to have a place President: Alfie Laws where people can come to fellowship on campus, to reach out to Secretary /Treasurer: Emerol Lewis others, and to share the love of Jesus all around campus. Faculty Advisor: John Paul Wheeler INTERNATIONAL CRICKETEERS

The purpose of the Cricketers club is to bring together students interested in the gentleman's sport of Cricket and to enlighten as many as possible about the game of Cricket.

Officers: Pres.: Newtom Adams V. Pres.: Rohan Perch Sec.: Qaiser Aziz Treas.: Bruce Lazarus RESERVE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

The purpose of the Reserve Officers Association is to support President: Charles Hurdelston military policy for these United States which will provide adequate Vice Pres.: Sandy Krigel national defense, to aid in the development of effective officers in all Social V.P.: Dave Ferrucci pre-commissioning programs of the United States military services, Secretary: Peter Zepp to foster interservice cooperation through formal and informal social Treasurer: Paul Nichini gatherings, and to complete service projects for this university, com­ Historian: Mark Rowlands munity or the cadet corps.

iiiiii 190 YOSHUKAIKARATECLUB

The purpose of the Yoshukai Karate Club is to promote the physical and Mental Health of members by teaching principles of self defense.

Membership: John Ponte Sandy Eldred Eric L. Gueits Timmy Vazquez Nick DiAdamo Paul Horst Glenn Phillips Dave Provencher Tony Sommo Mark Misunas Chris Gilbert Gino Gallo Rich Bacon John Scarola Chris Mcisaac Walter Lasauskas William Dligach James Wright Armon Henry Hilton Herring Mark Henkel Kevin Patch Robert Calvin Ray Williams Alex Lopez Matt Wingate Paul Bruder David Krivich

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 191 L-5 AEROSPACE SOCIETY

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L-5 Aerospace Society has been very active with their trips to the Space Shuttle launches, their programs and presentations all made to help their organization purpose: to promote the peaceful development and utilization of space through educational and social activities.

This year's officers are: Archie J . Wheeler - President Eva Marie Funaro - Vice-President Rob Dixon - Secretary Blake Jessen - Treasurer William Brown - Faculty Advisor FPWA FUTURE PROFESSIONAL WOMEN IN AVIATION

F.P.W.A. Future Professional Women in Aviation is an organization geared towards promoting women in the AVIATION Industry. They host speakers from various aviation careers and attend events such as Shuttle Launches, air shows, outings, and parties.

iiiiiii 194 MANAGEMENT CLUB

THE MANAGEMENT CLUB - one of the most prestigious clubs on campus. If you really want to learn and know what's going on in the airline industry, join the management club, or attend their dinner meetings at which various influential peo­ ple have spoken. To name a few representative companies: Butler Aviation, Atlantis Airline and Dolfin Airways. The club has toured Miami, and Atlanta International. Take this oppor­ tunity to learn what it takes to make it in the industry from people who are actively involved and making it.

Ffi D•@A #SW@t1:;ww;;,4 w CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 195 - NAVAL AVIATION CLUB

~Naval Aviation Club is an organization formed of 1ts interested in Naval Aviation, Associated 1er into a club at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical rsity, and as officers in the air arm of the Naval :e, and to establish a formal contact with the Naval lishment. The objective of the club is to promote ct and protection for the constitution of the United s of America, stimulate understanding for the tradi­ and high ideals of the Naval service, and promote fellowship.

Row Left to Right: George Zinninger, Kurt Meyer, ~ Jessen, Patrick Quaratiello, Bill Carey, Rick 1e, Jim Freeman, 1d Row: Daniel Williams, Scott D. Macfarlane, Bill >ck, John W. Hillerman Jr., Chris Durban, Fran­ Barrero, Lt. Ralph Boyer, Row: Robert O'Neill, Don Berry, Glenn Phillips, ~ Hollock, Chris Buscemi, Cpt. Melville Byington, Dolan, Dave Pastula THE 99'S - ERAU DAYTONA CHAPTER

The International Women Pilot's Organization - The 99's, at their Daytona Beach E-RAU Chapter are composed of members willing to promote women in aviation. Membership requirements include that participants be involved in flight training, or be a licensed pilot (student or above).

Officers this year are: Jane McCaffery, Amy Rascati, Mary Gail Sink, and Marla Galloway. Pictured are: Back row 1-r: Carol Gosling, Kathleen Kane, Laura Stephens, Cindy Gruber. Middle Row: Aleta Vinas, Jean Mane C~ssese, Norma McReynolds, Sharon DiGiovanni, Robyn Argentero, Charlene Corea and Denise Penney. PLATOON LEADERS CLUB

The Platoon Leaders Class Association is an organization formed of Marine Officer Candidates associated together into a club at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and constituted to assist in preparing these officer candidates for their future roles as officers in the United States Marine Corps. Be it known that the objective of the Club is to preserve the Constitution of the United States of America, stimulate understanding for the tradi­ tions and high ideals of the Marine Corps, and pro­ mote good fellowship and the cultivation of the social graces among its members.

198 PROGRAMMING BOARD

The E-RAU Programming Board is made up of residents of University Housing. They have been active with programs like The Dating Game to make evenings here more fun.

This year's board includes: Back Row (left­ right) Frank Quinn, Michael Angel, Miroslav Lenky, Linda Dobyan, Mario Martins. Front Row: Viviene Stephens (Secretary), Pete Fata (President), and Dave Lacki (Vice President). SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL

Each graduating class elects officers to lead their class and organize such events as the project, the party, and the outstanding faculty award selection. The December class erected a campus directory with visitor parking spaces at the University Center. The class party was held at the Aku Tiki with everyone having an excellent time. Doc Hor­ witz was chosen by the class as the outstanding faculty member.

L to R: Jeff Wolfe, Joe Catan, Pres.; Rick Popovsky, Pete Kotlarz, John Stanton. L to R seated: Louis Bouril, Kathy Novak, Advisor; Carol Faith, Robyn Argentero, John Arino. E-RAU SKYDIVING CLUB

The purpose of the Sky Diving Club is to promote the in­ Skydive Club Active Members. terest in sport parachuting, the diffusion of knowledge concer­ Curt Wood, Jim Ott, Martin Campanella, Jose Rodriguez, Susan ning this sport, and to provide the opportunity for students Sieguel, Al Mercer, Tony Mastro, and Tom Meade. and others to gain experience and find recreation in sport parachuting.

LUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 201 SOCIETY FOR COLLEGIATE JOURNALISTS

Right: Avion Sports Editor Joe Elm is initiated into SCJ by Arthur Eyzaguirre

The Society For Collegiate Journalists is a na­ tional honor society with chapters throughout the country. Embry Riddle's Chapter was recognized in 1980. The SCJ chapter at Embry Riddle is uni­ que being one of the few active chapters without a journalism major. The members of SCJ work for the Avion Newspaper and the Phoenix Yearbook. Our Chapter Vice President, Art Eyzaguirre, is a student member on the National Council and we are one of the most active chapters in SCJ. We are working to start other Chapters in the Central Florida Area, and we are working on a proposal to have the 1984 National Convention in Daytona Beach.

Below: SCJ officers: Rob Dixon, Treasurer; Arthur Eyzaguirre, Vice Pres.; Jeff Guzzetti, President; Geoff Murray, Secretary; Holly Vath, Historian.

202 • Left: Brian and Jocelyn Fin­ negan, Ellison Elliot, and Bill Schrock participate in the initia­ tion ceremony Below: SCJ members (R-L) Ali Saddeth, Jocelyn Finnegan, Gor­ don F. Crago, Brian Finnegan, Max Corneau (seated), Tim Van Milligan, Dr. Osterholm, Lou Kady, Jeff Guzetti (seated), Joe Elm, Rob Dixon, Arthur Eyzaguirre (seated), Ellison Elliot, Bill Schrock, Tony Pinto, Holly Vath, Geoff Murray.

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 203 - SKI CLUB

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Left to Right: Dave Corwith, Tai Akins, Kris Davis, Ron Garan, Eric Dreisbach, Tom McCarthey, Mary Sibert, Jay Server, Tim Brown, Glenn Boggs, Jeff Aivas, Gordon Schwalbe, Dan Striebie, Pete Savasta, Chris Powers, Kevin Edwards, Tom Wilder, Andy Thoits, Ruth Northrop On Boat: Larry Benninger, Rick Mal borough, Jeff Pager, Ed Harris, Chris Menno STORMRIDERS SURF CLUB

The purpose of the E-RAU Stormriders Surf Club is to help students of the school who surf, or enjoy the beach, to meet people that share in their love of the ocean. The Stormriders hold contests for surfers throughout the state. Club participants are members of the National Scholastic Surfing Assoc., winners of sponsored surfing contests may be eligible for scholarships of up to $1,000. If you enjoy surf, sun, and parties, the Surf Club is for you. Officers this year are: Jeff Jones, President; Fred Bauld, V.P.; Rich Brand, Treasurer; and Joe DuHack, Contest Coordinator. Dan Smith is Secretary and Vic Morris is Faculty Advisor.

Vice Pres. Fred Bauld awards Junior Men's winner BEYOND THE HORIZON

Back Row Left to Right: Lloyd Tan, Yutaka Inagi, Rustam Chemat, Deryck Nicholson, Ian Blackman Front Row: Jean Snyder, Riaz Zaidi, Charlotte Skinner, Rondi Albers

International students are encouraged to participate in the Beyond the Horizon newspaper staff, which is coordinated and financed through the Office of Foreign Student Services here. Papers come out one-to-two times per trimester and include a variety of feature stories, news insights and creative pieces. In-house training is provided by the Publications Coordinator and by staff members who have learned various skills on the staff.

; 206 E-RAU VETERANS ASSOCIATION

The Embry-Riddle Veterans Association is a well established club on campus. The club consists chiefly of veterans but also encourages participation by associate members. Some of the club's activities consist of food and clothing drives for local charities, speedway concession sales, team sports, and trips to the space shuttle launches. The club's biggest job each year is the annual Riddle Regatta, proceeds of which are donated to a needy local charity function. Last year the recipient was the Rose Marie Bryon Children Center. The Vets Club also helps support a child in the Philippines through the Christian Mission. Besides these activities the group often enjoys parties and get-togethers where wonderful experiences are shared as well as created.

Front-Back (f-r) - Wayne Stewart. Treasurer; Peter Kim , Secretary; John Ward. Member-at-Lorge; Douid Sauo, Executiue-V.P. , Leo Vane, President; Michael P. Gefetka, V.P.

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CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 207- High Standards in Collegiate Activities Honored in Two Organizations Omicron Delta Kappa/Sigma Gamma Tau

Omicron Delta Kappa

Omicron Delta Kappa has been established to recognize those students who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate actlviites and Is designed to inspire others. Membership requires a 3.0 GPA and applicants must be very active on campus in leadership positions.

This year's officers include: Derrick Baxter - President Scott Cooper - Vice President Charles Nicholson - Secretary Greg Laemmrich - Treasurer Dr. John Pope - Faculty advisor

Sigma Gamma Tau

Established in 1880, its purpose is to recognize and honor those individuals in the field of Aeronautics who have, through scholarship, integrity and outstanding achievement, been a credit to their profession. The society seeks to foster a high standard of ethics and professionalism and to create a spirit of loyalty and fellowship, particularly among students of Aerospace Engineering.

208 Sigma Tau Delta

Sigma Tau Delta is a national English Honor Society founded in 1924 to foster interest in literature and in creative and critical writing. At present, over 22,000 undergraduates, graduates, and professionals have been accepted as members into the society. Sigma Tau Delta now has 305 chapters throughout the country and is regarded as one of the strongest of the national honorary societies. Each year the society holds national and regional conventions for delegates of all chapters, and several distinguished writers are invited as speakers. Also, each year Sigma Tau Delta awards cash prizes to members for short story writing, poetry, criticism, and for the best piece of creative writing to appear in the Fall or Spring issues of The Rectangle, the literary magazine of the society. Jack R. Hunt (May 17,

1958 - Receiving the Harmon International Trophy from Ike.

Jack at 16 in basketball uniform

Jack with his own blimp.

The President does the cooking. 210 At graduation. with portrait . 1918-January 7, 1984) The Man

Accepting check from Dr. Marv Bunker of G.E.

Apr. 1983 Pres. Hunt and wife Lynne - 20 years at E-RAU .

Congratulating international campus graduate.

Hamming it up at the dedication of Jack R. Hunt terminal. 211 Jack with portrait artist Greg Biolchini. His Family and Friends

1982 at the Speedway - Burgermeister Otto Jack's son Ricky R. Hunt Jacob, of Weisbaden , Germany - FRAU'S Euro­ pean Headquarters, Bill France , Sr. - Speedway owner, and Jack. Jack and daughter Joni at attache dinner.

Before dedication of terminal. During ceremony Joe Vi//ecco - budget manager and caretaker of President's Residence. Says Jack "This is Joe's house and if I'm nice he lets me live here. "

Charmaine Badal (Lynne's sister) Richard, Lynne, Jack and Kim at dinner for Jack, wife Lynne and General Spruance after Jack and Lynne's 212 visiting air attaches. wedding. _Philosophy of Flight John McCollister JACK REED HUNT In all respects, Hunt is anything but a typical man; if he 1918-1984 is not careful, someone will attach a plaque to him and have him declared a national treasure. On Saturday morning, January 7, a legend died. Jack R. Hunt, president of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univer­ sity, spent his last moments on earth in seclusion, choosing not to "Students give Embry-Riddle its fine reputation, they're visit with friends who knew him as the dynamic, dedicated zealot for the best in aviation education. a 'cut above average.' " At this moment there looms a temptation on the part of all of Jack Hunt us who worked with him to heap praises upon the one who turned a fledgling flight school of 239 students into a respected universi­ ty that enrolls 10,000 students on two permanent campuses and "What have you done for Embry-Riddle lately?" at military installations throughout the world. Jack Hunt We might remember him as a father figure who molded us through an uncanny ability to see beneath every facade. We might recall his insight that enabled him to see horizons that lay beyond our scope of vision. From "The Vacant Chair" - Memorial by Jack's We might laud his personal achievements including the winning children of the prestigious Harmon Trophy. But Jack Hunt would not appreciate this. We shall meet but his wishes. While we honor the man, we honor Let us respect We shall miss him even more the spirit that he embodied - a spirit that shouted: " Damn the odds against us; let's do what we know is right. " There will be one vacant chair It is difficult for the rest of us to keep pace with the " wants" of We will linger to caress him a dreamer, but with Jack Hunt it was never hard to know what he When we breathe our evening prayer wanted and didn't want. He didn't want questions; he wanted answers. He didn't want plans; he wanted results. Memorial by request of President Hunt He didn't want praise; he wanted growth. At this moment he wouldn't want tears; he would rather we forget what lies behind and to press forward in the hope of sur­ I am the Master of my fate passing those things which even he deemed impossible. I am the Captain of my soul Tomorrow we'll talk with each other at every opportunity about Jack R. Hunt and what he meant to us . The next day, the "lnvictus" by Wm. Henley mundane problems and challenges will demand more of our at­ tention, and the following day even more so. And, perhaps, that's the way he would want it. On Saturday, January 7, a legend died. On Sunday, a legacy began.

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MY NY WYLY 213 Antonio Vieira Rodriguez February 22, 1959 - September 6, 1983 Craig Allan Montgomery December 8, 1949 November 5, 1983

Craig Montgomery had a love for flying that couldn't be matched by any other. He had an ambition to succeed in the field of aviation following the footsteps of his father whose life also ended suddenly and prematurely. His memory will be forever alive in his daughter, his family, his friends and the instructors and students at Embry-Riddle who had the opportunity to know him. I thank God for bringing Craig to me, giving me the opportunity to spend the last three years of his life with him. I am a stronger person with the grief I have experienced. He will live in my heart forever. I thank the staff of the Phoenix Yearbook for the chance to have this memoir of Craig Montgomery.

Mary Silverthorne His Best Friend

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finished. I would like to seemed impossible that this book would actually get is the last and final page of this yearbook. At first it Here it that will be with us for the rest of our lives. Without producing such an excellent yearbook of memories thank everybody on my staff for goes to Mr. Gordon Crago for be near as good as it is now. A very special thanks help of these dedicated people this book would not their the like to thank Rob Dixon, Jean Snyder and Spike for and long hours spent on this yearbook. I would also his outstanding performance and dedication to complete. It was memories of a year well spent. It took a lot of time extra efforts. I hope this yearbook will bring many and I couldn't have done it without my staff. Thanks. an Honor to be elected the Editor-In-Chief of this yearbook God Bless You All, ~~~~~~:;------~- '

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