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1998
Phoenix 1998
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
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Campus Life
Max Au/e t Phoenix Volume 31 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 600 South Clyde Morris Boulevard Daytona Beach, FL. 32114-3900 (904) 226-6048 Enrollment 4,586 Phoenix Archive - 197 3 The campus as seen from above in 1973. The Gill Rob Wilson Flight Center (left), Academic Complex (lower right), and Doolittle Hall (upper middle) were the only buil dings at that particular time. Parking extended to a much dif ferent flight line and existed where the Jack R. Hunt Library and Wright Flyer stand today.
Chief Pilot Paul McDuffee (right) poses next to a Crusader 2 along with John Paul Riddle. Paul McDuffee now serves as Vice President of Aviation Training and Industry Relations.
Phoenix Arcl11Ve I 986 E.R.A.U. Past & Present
In 1925, J. Paul Riddle: military pilot, realized the necessity for more space, and "barnstormer," a visionary believed that av E.R.A.U. not only grew and flourished un iation needed to be learned in a safe and der his leadership, but additionally was systematic way, so he teamed up with T. moved from Miami to our current location Higbee Embry, who loved aviation and had in Daytona Beach. some initial capital to begin a grand adven We have grown dramatically in Daytona ture in the world of aviation education in since 1965 with a continued but constantly 1926 in Cincinnati, Ohio. adjusted vision of the future. Academic pro J. Paul Riddle's dream of learning to fly grams which range from Airway Science to a safely was the premise of the school he Masters degree in Software Engineering cofounded, and was exe1nplified dramati helps to bring knowledge diversity in a tech cally in World War II in South Florida. The nical field that continually changes. We are Embry-Riddle School of Aviation, at the a complex whole - technology reaching to Carlstrom Field training area, maintained help students learn about working in the three years of non-fatal flight time, while future of aviation/aerospace. training thousands of pilots for the war ef En1bry-Riddle is not just a place but an fort. institution built on the important vision of During the 50's E.R.A.U. President Isabel those before us. Embry-Riddle has survived MacKay led the school into the world of and thrived by envisioning the future on civilian aeronautical training, to include air wings of change and learning to adapt as we fra1ne and powerplant training, two-year en enter this new century. gineering degrees, and the flight depart - Jean Snyder ment. In the early 60's President Jack Hunt
Phoenix Arc/11Ve I 97 3 T he Cessna C-172 was the ma in training air- craft for E. R.A. U . in the I 970's and early 80's. W ith the recent Cessna partnership. the nevY C l 72 will o nce again beco m e t he main training a ircraft for E.R.A.U. ~~ 'Ii~ · ~
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Partnering with FlightSafety has bene fited E.R.A. U with the introduction of the full motion Boeing 737 simulator. Students can not only learn the opera tion of large commercial aircraft but also get the chance to interact with professional pilots training on the same equipment.
Utilizing the new Pentium IBM ma chines acquired through Information Technology, Marc Janisch searches for information about E.R.A.U. The new machines are used by students in all majors to complete assignments and communicate ideas.
Max Au/et New Alliances
We have new alliances with big names in the leading edge. the industry which will push us into the When the Cessna aircraft company went competitive twenty-first century. The allian back into production with the C-1 72R, ces are mutually beneficial as these industri E.R.A. U. decided to form an agreement al giants service the Embry-Riddle family. which will offer our students the chance to In 1995, E.R.A.U. entered into a partner fly the modern C-l 72R as part of their train ship with FlightSafety International to de ing. The C-1 72R will eventually replace the velop and create an advanced flight simula university's current fleet of aircraft. tion center. This center was completed in Our first direct hire bridge program has 1997 and houses two full motion simula been established with Atlantic Coast Air tors. The simulators are rated at the highest lines. The agreement establishes criteria, level (level D) and properly simulate a Boe specific requirements, minimum flight ex ing 737-300 and a Beech l 900D. This al perience requirements and preferred hiring lows Aeronautical Science students to re status for graduates. This will enable select duce their training time and prepare then1 Aeronautical Science students to get hired for the industry. as a first officer in the Jet stream 41 imn1edi IBM has joined forces with E.R.A.U. in ately after graduation. an agreement which is aimed at helping to The University is leading the way into the support the university's implementation of future of aeronautics. By partnering with new and emerging technologies, including other con1panies, we shall soar towards the learning through web education. The uni new millenium. versity will purchase $2.5 million in com - Christian Sarna puter equipment from IBM to keep us on
Mox Auler The newly acquired Cessna l 72R will help replace E. R.A. U. 's aging fleet of Cessna l 50s. Aerospatiale Tampicos. Mooney M20Js and Piper Cadets. Max Au/et Max Au/et Rob Papandrea and another residential ad Located on the first floor, the cafeteria has visor man the help desk which handles added a convenience to students looking resident questions and problems. for a bite to eat without traveling far.
Max Au/et Joseph Napo li , R icha rd Ma rtin, a nd Josh Hetzel take some t i me o ut of their busy schedule to watch T .V. in the Stu dent Vi ll age's recreational room. The Student Village
The biggest part of Dr. Sliwa's building the Prescott campus. plan was the Student Village it went into the The Village was created with many planning stages just over 2 years ago. With amenities that you can't get living off cam the addition of the Student Vi llage's 1900 pus. Like the other dorms on campus, the students, Mckay's 414 students, and Doo Village has data links in the rooms for each little's 350 students; Dr. Sliwa's residential student. The Village also has tutoring labs, campus has come into being with increasing campus classes and a Living Learning Pro the percentage of students on campus from gram. Instead of a boring cafeteria like you 19% to 40%. would see on any other campus, the Village The Student Village is a proud accom allows you to choose what you want to eat plishment for the housing department, just with the inclusion of some of the halls ask department head Sonja Taylor. The allowing you to cook for yourself. Other dream that is the Student Village came into perks of dorm life are residential advisor reality when E.R.A.U. sold $5 1 million dol activities, free cable, inexpensive laundry lars in Educational Facilities Revenue faci lities, a gan1e room and an exercise Bonds. The proceeds not only funded the room. Best of all is a housing staff that is construction of the Student Village but also always there to lend a helping hand. allowed for an additional residence hall for - Lee Homan
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What once was a parking lot has now been changed into a landscape walk way for student recreation. A barbecue pit and volleyball sand court has been added for student enjoyment.
Max Aulet Old Dorms Refurbished
When Dr. Sliwa arrived in 1991 one of an all new heat, air conditioning and plumb the many goals he had was to make the ing facilities. They also installed a new el campus more residential. At that time the evator to meet ADA codes. But they didn't campus housed less than 20% of the student forget about the little things, housing added body, Dr. Sliwa wanted to change that. He in data lines, painted walls and put down believed that everyone should get a well new carpet to welcome the approximately rounded college experience and part of that 350 incoming freshman that occupy Doo was living on campus. That way you get to little. McKay, the other underclassmen know the campus and your fellow students, dorm, also got some work and a newly land Sliwa's goal was to take the 20% figure and scaped walk area where a parking lot used to triple it in during his time at Embry. reside. The first thing they started with was an all In addition to refurbishing old dorms, the encompassing Building Plan. One part of Embry-Riddle Resident Student Associa that plan was to upgrade "The Rock". "The tion (E.R.R.S.A.) was established in 1996 as Rock", known as Doolittle Hall, is the old a governing body for the enhancement of est living permanent structure on campus. student living on campus. The E.R.R.S.A. is In the summer of 1996 upgrading of Doo designed to represent student's views, give little's exterior began. This included adding input to housing decisions, and provide so on new brick and more insulation. Rather cial activities for those on campus. than shut down Doolittle altogether, the By renewing old facilities, E.R.A. U . is university waited until the summer of 1997 making small changes that invests in the to complete Doolittle's face-lift. In 1997, future of those who come after us. they worked on the inside which included - Lee Homan
Ma" Au/et T he back of Doolittle Hall has been refur- b ished as well as the walk to the Student Center. A drainage ditch has been remoYed to create a mo re pleasing view. •'"°',, ... \a09'" ~ J • ... .. • • .... ~ ,,. .../ J = • . . . ·~:::" ...... ---- ~ ...... ,.. -
Chri s Sarna A flight student and instructor go through the procedures necessary to properly operate the Beech 19000. The Beech l 9000 can simulate numerous types of emer gencies for the student to learn from.
This advanced flight simulator is used to teach and prepare pilots ·-·Beech 19000 how to fly commuter a ircraft like the Beech 19000.
Max Au/et Simulator Bay
What better way for our students to learn their professional peers. then through real world scenarios. To this The Simulation Center is also being util end the university employed two former ized for internship as well as graduate re flight crew members of the Beech 1900. search opportunities through the FlightSafe Alumni Rob Marshall formerly a first offic ty Training Systems Division located at the er and former Captain Gary Diamond. Center. The FlightSafety Training Systems With the thousands of hours of experience Division is in charge of producing advanced brought to the program, students are getting simulation systems for use by com1nercial a big leap forward concerning their careers. and military organizations throughout the It was on November 11, 1997 that the entire world. FAA approved E.R.A.U.'s first B737-300 The partnership between E.R.A.U. and level "D" making possible advanced flight FlightSafety International has allowed for training for students as well as visiting air unique opportunities to develop for both line professionals. Built out in Tulsa, Okla parties. E.R.A.U. has gained the ability to homa, by FlightSafety International, the access level "D" simulators for training as Boeing 737-300 and Beech l 900D simula well as research into such areas as cockpit tor are housed in the Advanced Flight Simu resource management. FlightSafety in re lation Center. The Simulation Center has turn gains housing for its advanced simula become the focus for professional flight tors as well as prominent recognition in the training inside as well as outside the univer aviation market. E.R.A.U. and FlightSafety sity. By all owing training to outside profes International has brought about a change sionals, ERAU has created a system where that will be felt for many years to come. by students can interact and "network" with - Matthew Bielanski
Max Au/et The Advanced Flight Simulation Cen- ter is always visible to flight students wh o are passing by on their way to the Flight Line. Chris Sarna E .R .A. U. mechanic, Karen Mag nussen, performs a visual inspection of the flywheel connected between the propeller and the engine. In-house me chanics allow for quick turn-around on aircraft repairs.
Two mechanics are adding new tire treads to Cessna 1 72R wheel hubs. The basic day-to-day operations keeps the Fleet Maintenance Center busy.
Karen Magnussen Repair Hanger
The Flight Department returned to its ce costs and increasing the availability of roots this year with the re-establishment of aircraft was met right after the facility in-house aircraft maintenance. The opened. The FMC has implemented recy E.R.A.U. Fleet Maintenance Center opened cling, warranty, and economical component its hanger doors in June 19 9 7. overhaul programs to help keep costs low. Responsible for all line maintenance, pro One of the biggest concerns in aviation gressive and 100-hour inspections, the Fleet today is safety. The Fleet Maintenance Maintenance Center (FMC) employs 30 Center makes extra efforts to make sure the full-time airframe and powerplant (A&P) fleet, as well as its employees, are in com mechanics, many of whom also posses their pliance with FAA, EPA, and OSHA reg Inspection Authorization (IA). In addition ulations. Each employee receives several to the hanger floor, the Fleet Maintenance training classes each semester on topics Center includes a inventory room that hous from Seminole maintenance to chemical es parts totalling up to $500,000. safety. One of the most valuable resources the To keep up with the expansion of the Fleet Maintenance Center utilizes are its E.R.A.U. fleet by the addition of new Cess student employees. Jack Haun, the General na 172Rs, the FMC plans on adding a third Manager of the FMC, instituted an appren shift to its schedule. This will ensure the tice program for E.R.A.U. students who al availability of aircraft for E.R.A.U. flight ready earned their A&P licenses from the students as well as keeping up the high qual school and who are pursuing a degree. These ity level in the Fleet Maintenance Center's students work along side of the FMC's me product. chanics and gain practical knowledge of - Karen Magnussen light aircraft maintenance, a valuable asset upon their graduation. The FMC's goals of reducing maintenan-
Max Au/et T he Fleet Maintenance Hanger is home of E. R.A. U .'s repair and overhaul center. Me chanics perform a variety of maintenance tasks to keep the fleet operational. Max Au/et John Safer's statue, "Beyond" , is a symbol of far reaching goals and accomplishments that embody fu ture success at E.R.A.U.
" Reaching High" is a stainless steel structure representing the spirit of E.R.A. U. and the stu dents who attend. Donated by Mrs. Lehman, the statue reaches towards the medium that many at E.R.A.U. achieve to master.
Max Auler Future of ERAU
What will we see in the future as we enter dent body; research, group projects and pro the new millenium? Let's imagine the possi grams are conducted on campus for indus bilities! Some are reality now, others are try partners, providing cash and credit to possibilities for future realities .. . students involved in this hands-on work, Everyone at E.R.A. U. will get an Eagle assisted by faculty support. Card and a no-cash policy may be the way Throughout the year, E.R.A.U. will be a students handle business and fun on cam dynamic, energized environment. With pus. Everyone on campus will be linked hundreds of different programs being con electronically. A student or a prospective ducted throughout the year - housing will student can step up to one of the many never be empty, and with the new money, kiosks on campus and electronically find "specialty housing" will be developed in out what's going on around campus or what pockets of land adjacent and near the cam degree options they have. You can register pus for married couples, organizations, and on you computer for the next semester. No educational groupings. lines. We are now in the N.C.A.A. in all sports Financial aid professionals can talk to you and perhaps our Women's Basketball will in virtual space; on-line; about your imme win a regional conference title. We could diate problems - 24-hours a day! The Uni have 400 student organizations and a new versity, has received a major influx of bene Stud e nt Center with night-time factor cash so many scholarship and grant "CoffeeClub" . options are available. When? Perhaps in the near future, or dis with a fixed number of 4800 students on tant future! Time inoves quickly on the campus, and the SAT scores reflecting a wings of change. highly charged academically oriented stu- - Jean Snyder
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Seniors
The status of senior is the milestone that we striwe for in our college careers. It is the final mile that we must walk before we can receive the diploma that grants us entry into the working world. The strength to walk that mile may come from family, friends, colleagues, or from within. No matter what the differences are, the fact that we are seniors binds us together. We have risen above the rest because we have faced the challenges that have come before us. The times we have spent together will not be forgotten as we approach a new journey. It is this final mile where we will put on a new pair of wings for the greatest change of all, the real world.
- Matthew Bielanski
Mox Auler Tamer Abdelghany AIC Engineering Tech.
Mohamed Biju Abraham Abdelmageed Aeronautical Science A/C Engineering Tech. LS.A. - Pres. Intramural Sports F .P.P.A. Cricket Club Karate Club Honor Roll Dean's List
K wane Afriyie Ashfaq Ahmed Av. Business Admin. Av. Business Admin. Intramural Sports M.S.A. Alpha Phi Omega S.G.A. S.A.M. D ean's List Admissions A.A.A.E. S.A.M. P.S.S.A. Bowling League
Mohamed Ahmed Aref Al-Asmar A/C Engineering Tech. Soccer Raffi Alexanian AIC Engineering Tech.
Colin Allen Richard Allen Av. Business Admin. Aerosp. Engineering Honor Roll CSA S.A.M.
William Araki Graham Aschenbrenner Av. Computer Science Aeronautical Science Music Club - Pres. Crane Scholarship Kite Club F.P.P.A. Intramural Sports S.F.A.B. Dean's List
Paul Auman Derek Babcock Professional Aeronautics Aerosp. Engineering Aquillas Design Dean's List Free Flight T esting Delta Co-Op Skydiving Club Naval Av. Club Aerobatics Club Seung-Bum Bak Av. Tech K.S.A. Golf Club
Michael Y aser Barbakh Bakwesegha A/C Engineering Tech. Avioncs Engineer Tech. Intermural Soccer A.S.A. I.E.E.E. Avionics Honor Society Dean's List
John Barrett III Andrea Bartole Av. Tech. Aeronautical Science AFROTC Arnold Air Society Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Roll Dean's Li st
Michael Becker Sybil Bicette Av. Computer Science Aeronautical Science A.C.M. S. Ambassador Upsilon Pi Epsilon S.A. M. Honor Roll Women in Aviation Dean's List A.A.A.E. Florida Scholarshi p Alpha Eta Rho C.S.A. Volunteer Network Airbus Internship Marc Blanchard Av. Business Admin. Dean's List Resident Advisor 0 -Team Omnicron Delta Kappa Peer Mentor
Jeremy Browner Amy Burns A". Tech. Engineering Physics Avion - Editor S.G.A. - Treas. Flight Team A.I.A.A. Dean's List S.W.E. W.E.R.U. Pep Band Safety A ward
Christopher Burns Nathaniel Burt Aeronautical Science Av. Computer Science F. S. Internship Continental Intern F.P.P.A. Dean's List Honor Roll 1.S.A.S. I.
Erika Bush Yesenia Cabeza Aerosp. Studies Aerosp. Studies Dean's Li st Ed. Tech. Internship Hugo Camacho Av. Maint. Management Honor R oll Dean's List S.C.A.T.
Jamie Campbell Samuel Cheong Civil Engineering Aerosp. Engineering Crew A.I.A.A. F.E.S. S.A.E. SCUBA Club Honor Roll D ean's List
Steven Cloyd John Coello Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science Delta Chi W.E.R.U. SCUBA Club Who's Who Omicron Delta Kappa Rotaract Young Eagles Program S.C.J. Dean's List Honor Roll S. Ambassador
Matthew Coleman Kenneth Connick Professional Aeronautic- Av. Computer Science sDea n's List A.F.R.O.T.C. Intramural Sports Amy Craft Av. Business Admin. Honor Roll Dean's List Delta Mu Delta - V.P. Alpha Xi D elta - V.P. Av. Mgmt. Club Intramural Sports Dye Scholarship Panhellenic Assoc.- Treas
Mark Cutting Carrie Czernikowski Av. Tech A/C Engineering Tech. National Dean's Li st Senior Class - Pres. Human Factors Society Engineer Students-Pres. Avionics Honor Society W.E.R.U. - Sec. Titus Scholarship N.A.E.S.C. Intramural Sports Student Leadership Program LaCrosse Team Youth Motivator
Vincent Dabro~vski Divyesh Dave Engineering Physics Av. Computer Science D ean's List Scholarship Lion's Club A.C.M. GTE Internship M.A.A.
Jeffrey Davidson Tremayne Days Aeronautical Science Aerosp. Engineering S.A.B. - A.S. Coleman-McNair Assoc. Safety Committee AIDS Peer Educator Unmanned Vehicles Michael Dee Aeronautical Science Naval Av. Club-Pres. Dean's List Honor Roll Intramural Sports
Steven Deihl Andrew Demcisak Aeronautical Science Av. Maintenance Tech. Alpha Eta Rho Soaring Club United Way Valiant Air Command Continental Intern Honor Roll Senior Class Council School Volunteers
Gui-Dibo Desire Louis Deslauriers Maintenance Tech. Ops. Engineering Phys ics Dean's Li st M.A.A.
Michelle De Voe M ichael DiRaimondo AIC Engineering Tech. Aerosp. Engineering Theta Phi Alpha Anime Club E.R.F.S.E.D.S. Fencing C lub A.I.A.A. A. I. A.A. Northwest Intern S.A.E. Christopher Dobinson Aeornautical Science Dean's List Semper Fidelis Society Naval Av. Club
Marlon Doriah Matthew Dorney Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science F.P.P.A. Honor Roll C.S.A. Delta Chi-Pres. Coleman-McNair American Intern Interfraternity Counci l Homecoming Court
Marten Dubourcq Alvaro Dumet M nagement Tech. Ops. Aeronautical Science Ai:isterdarn A/ P I ntern Dean's List Honor Roll
Michael Egolf Amir El-Biltagy AIC Engineering Tech. A/C Engineering Tech. Youth Hockey League Senior Class-Pres. Avion Roller Hockey-Pres. Ahmed Elgendy A/C Engineering Tech. Intermural Sports
Christopher Engleman Candace Evans Av. Business Admin. AIC Engineering Tech. Honor Roll S.W.E. Dean's List A.F.R.0 .T.C. Special Ops Team
Hesham Fadl Shawn Falkner AIC Engineering Tech. Av. Tech. Dean's List S.C.A.T. Omicron Delta Kappa Peer Mentor
Khurram Farooquie Wendy Fitzgerald Av. Computer Science Av. Business Admin. P.S.S.A. - Pres. Naval A v. C lub - Sec. Med iatech Co-op Theta Phi Alpha Muslim Student Assoc. Student Ambassador Student Ambassador 0-Team Alexis Fiuza Avionics Engineer Tech.
Norman Flynch John Francolini Aeronautical Science Aerosp. Engineering Senior Class Council A.I.A.A. Veterans Club Av. Scholarship Hamilton Intern
Edgar Frias . Christopher Frick Engineering Av. Tech. AeroSP· . D ean's List
John Gaffney Jose Garcia Management Tech. Ops. Aeronautical Science Soccer VarsitY Team Delta Mu Delta 72 7 Inst ructol· A.A.A.E. S.A.M. Sailing Club Water Ski Club Honor Rol l Y odit Getachew Aerosp. S tudies A.S.A- V.P. Soccer Club A.A.A.E.
Mark Giddarie Kyle Gill Aeronautical Science Av. Tech Alpha Phi Alpha D ean's List CSA CSA - Pres. Honor Roll East Coast Co-op
Hector Gonzalez Rene Gonzalez Aerosp. Engineering Av. Maintenance Mgmt. Latinos Unidos - Treas. Intramural Sports
Eric Goss Matthew Gosselin A/C Engineering Tech. Av. Business Admin. E.R.F.S.E. D.S. - Pres. S.A.M. Driving Club A.A.A.E. Dean's List Student Ambassador Mass port Internship Angela Graham Av. Business Admin. Dean's List Phi Beta Lambda A.A.A.E. S.A.M. Peer Mentor
Charles Green Joshua Griswold Aeronautical Science Aerosp. Engineering S.A.E. Sigma Gamma T a u - Pres. United Space Co-op Dean's List
l{ancock Rebecca Hare S teveautical Science Engineering Physics Aeron Team . S.F.B. 0 - d nt Alum111 Assoc. Omicron Delta Kappa Stu eh Motivator Yout A.I.A.A. S.S.A.
Robert Hedden Bryan Hermann Aeronautical Science Aerosp. Studies Dean's List Lambda Chi Alpha Gamers Guild James Hickman Aeronautical Science
Erica Hoa~land John Horton Jr. Aerosp. Studies Aeronautical Science S.G.A. Rep. S.A.E. Crew Club IFC - Pres A.B.M.C. 0-Team Phoenix Yearbook Peer Mentor Skydiving Club 99's Club National Dean's List N.T.S.B. Co-op US Air Internship Who' Who
Keith Huber J ehangir Irani Aerosp. Engineering Aeronautical Science S.G.A. -Rep. AFROT C Dean's List Peer Mentor Waterski Team
Billy Isiaras Ralph Jagielka Aerosp. Engineering Aerosp. Engineering Sigma Gama Tau A. I.A.A. Presidential Scholar S.A.E. Ansel James AIC Engineering Tech. S.A.E. CSA Aikido Club Tau Alpha Pi
Peter Jean Derek Johnson Av. Business Admin. Av. Maintenance Tech. S.R.B. S.A.M. AA.A.E. H~1m an Factors Society CSA
b ,0 Johnston Jaeyun Jung Ro n) autical Science Aeronautical Science Aero . _ Ninety-Nines - Pies. Korean Student Assoc. ·ddle Players Dean's List RI l" Delta Interns 11 p Honor Roll
Moon-Suk Jung Hishan Kamal Aeronautica l Science A/C Engineering Tech. soccer ( lub . Korea n A ir Scholar hip Gregory Kappan Aeronautical Science
Maria Karra Robert Kelly Engineering Physics Av. Computer Science Dean's List M.A.A.
Elizabeth Kemon J . Vincent Klein Av. Business Admin. Aerosp. Engineering Alpha Phi Omega - Pres. S.F.B. Seni or Class Council Resident Advisor Resident Director Student Ambassador Alpha Phi Omega Dean's List E.R.F.S.E.D.S. Dean's List
Patrick Kokorian David Kolodziej Aerosp. Engineering Aeronautical Science Fencing Club Anime Club Sigma Tau Delta A. I. A.A. S.A.E. S.C.J . Water Polo Club Av ion Barri Krause Av. Maintenance Tech.
Patrick Laffey Patrick Laing Av. Business Ad min. Aeronautical Science S.A.E. Dean's List Omicron D elta Kappa Phi Beta Lambda Dean's List Delta Mu Delta AT A Internship
Marc Lanscher Juan Lewis Av. Maintenance Tech. Av. Business Admin. Avionics Society A.A.A.E. - V.P. Bowling League - Pres. Dean's List E.S.A.C.-Comm. Officer Avionics Honor Society
Maria Lulich Jason Maceyunas Av. Computer Science Aeronautical Science Upsilon Pi Epsilon-Pres. Dean's List A.C.M. Honor Roll Woman's Soccer Club F.P.P.A. Pep Band Rugby Club - Pres. Dean's List Skydiving Club - Treas. Naval Av. C lub l.£.E.E. Programming Team Mohamed Mahmoud AIC Engineering Tech. Dean's List Tech. Honor Society
Tarek Mahmoud Thomas Malek Jr. A/C Engineering Tech. Aeronautical Science Skydiving Club
Perry Marcin Daryn McBride Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science Merlin Express A.S.S.A.B. Honor Roll Senior Class Council
Rhonda McCloud Steve Mendrzychowski Management Tech. Ops. Aerosp. Engineering Dean's List Avion Sigma Tau Delta W.E.R.U. Frank Mends Aeronautical Science Honor Roll Dean's List African Av. Assoc.
Brian Messer Stephen Meyer Jr. Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science Dean's List Dean's List S.A.A. - Sec. Rotaract - V.P. Volunteer Network Youth Motivator SCUBA Club
Greg Miller Colleen Mitchard Aerosp. Engineering Aeronautical Science S.A.E. Student Court Kite Club Flight Instructor E.R.F.S.E.D.S. F.P.P.A. Aerosp. Society
Kari Monaghan John Monk Av. Maintenance Tech. Professional Aeronautics Delta Chi Omega Honor Society Continental Intern Crew 0-Team Dean's List Honor Roll Scott Morse Professional Aeronautics Lambda Chi Alpha
Nuno Nascimento Joseph Nazareth Avionics Engineer Tech. Av. Maintenance Tech. S.G.A. - V.P. S.R.B. - Sec. S.G.A. of the Year Who's Who Omicron Delta Kappa Avionics Honor Society Dean's List Student Ambassador Christian Fellowship Cricket Club S.C.A.T.
Aixavelysse Negron Marco Nivellini Aerosp. Engineering Aeronautical Science A.I.A.A. Who's Who M.A.A. Moxley Scholarship Latinos Unidos National Dean's List Omicron Delta Kappa A.T.A Co-op F.P.P.A. - Sec. TWA Internship Rotaract Club Youth Motivator Volunteer Network Soccer Club Riddle Players
Andrew Nizborski Chris Norton Aerosp. Engineering Aeronautical Science Anime Club Dean's List Gamer's Guild Honor Roll F.P.P.A. Continental Intern S.G.A. - Rep. Onassis Nyariri Aeronauitcal Science A.S.A. Dean's List
Henry-John Oca Evaristo Orengo Aerosp. Engineering Av. Maintenance Tech. Honor Roll F.P.P.A. Anime Club - Pres. Surf Club Avion - Copy Editor S.A.E.
Alaa Osman Rose Pabst AIC Engineering Tech. Av. Business Adm in. Soccer Team
Marta Pacheco Chan Pak Av. Business Admin. Aeronautical Science McAllen-Mill er Intern Dean's List Latinos Unidos K.S.A. - Pres. Math Tutor S.C.A.T. Steven Palicka Engineer Physics Newman Club Resident Advisor
Chan Park Eun Seon Park Aeronautical Science Avionics Engineer Tech. K.S.A. Tau Alpha Pi Dean's List Honor Roll Intramural Sports
Eunsuh Park Vijay Patel Aeronautical Science Avionics E ngineer Tech. Tae Kwon Do Club Omicron Delta Kappa K.S.A. Tau Alpha Pi U.S. Air Internship S.A.B. -A.E.T. Dean's List
John Patterson J r. Nelson Penagos Professional Aeronautics Av. Business Admin. A.F.R.O.T.C. -
Monica Pertuz Aerosp. Engineer A.I.A.A.
Wayne Piggot Allen Pindel Aerosp. Engmeering Aeronautical Science Sigma Gamma Tau Varsity Soccer C.S.A. M.A.A. Dean's List
Danielle Pinneri Charley Pruitt Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science Ninety Nine's Alpha Phi Omega S.A.A. Dean's List Dean's List Honor Roll Flag Football
David Quinones Shadrack Rakgati Aerosp. Studies Aeronautical Science National Dean's Li st A.S.A. A.F.R.0.T.C. Russian Aerosp. Cosmonaut Training Planetary Society A.I.A.A. Khaled Ramada n Avionics Engineer Tech.
Shawn Rhode Noelle Robinson Av. Tech. Av. Business Admin.
Olivia Roca Arturo Rodriguez Aerosp. Engineering Av. M aint. Management S.W.E. S.C.A.T . - Pres. Latinos Unidos-Treas. R esident Advisor A.I.A.A. Intramural Sports M.A.A. - Pres.
Rafal Rogalski Rayfael Roma n Aeronautial Science Engineering P hysics FH G rindz - Pres. Aerosp. Society- Pres. Honor Roll Physics St ude nts Astronomy C lub Omicron Delta Kappa Ryan Roth Engineering Physics Dean's List Omicron Delta Kappa N.R.A.0. Assistant A.I.A.A. Competition
Joey Sadeski Pablo Sanz Aerosp. Engineering Aerosp. Engineering
Randall Sarver Brett Schmuki Av. Computer Science Av. Computer Science A.C.M. Upsilon Pi Epsilon
Christine Scolaro Jennifer Scott Professional Aeronautics Aerosp. Engineering A.F.R.0.T.C. Resident Advisor Wing Commander Aerosp. Society Veterans Club Dean's List Leadership Award C rew Squad Dean's List A.F. Schola rship I. S.A.S. I. Richard Scraggs Aeronautical Science S.G.A. Eagles Flight Team Eagle Ambassador Dean's List Honor Roll
Erik Shiffer Kelly Shirey Av. Technology Av. Computer Science Dean's List Honor Roll A.C.M. Upsilon Pi Epsilon
Scott Sivakoff Mark Skelly Av. Computer Science Aeronautical Science W.E.R.U. - Director
Erik Smith Matthew Smoko Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science Cheerleading- Capt. Rotaract Club TWA Internship Honor Roll Dean's List I.S.A.S. I. Honor Roll Young Eagles Program Moxley Scholarship Dean's List Andrew Snedeker Aeronautical Science
Jerri Sprauve Roland Stafford III Av. Business Admin. Aerosp. Engineering Dean's List Who's Who Sigma Gamma Tau Senior Class Council
Jeffrey Sturges Ibrahim Tawakol Av. Technology Av. Computer Science I.E.E.E.
Jonathan Taylor Clay Thomas Jr. Av. Maintenance Tech. Aerosp. Engineering Model Airplane Club Veterans Club-Pres. S.C.A.T. S.A.E. A.I.A.A. Senior Class Counci l Peer Mentor Katrina Thompson Aerosp. Science
Darren Tilman Robert Tobisch Av. Technology Av. Maintenance Tech. Dean's List S.C.A.T. S.C.A.T. - Pres. Dean's List Omicron Delta Kappa P.P.L. TWA Intership Continental Intern A.S.S.A.B. F.P.P.A.
Brian Tompkins Aldo Torres Civil Engineering MAS Ops. Omicron Delta Kappa Florida Engi neer Soc. A.A.A.E. Dean's List
Jeff Uter Dennis Van Landuyt Aeronautical Science AIC Engineering Tech. Ferran Verdu Av. Maintenance Tech. CE Avionics
Irving Villalon Brian Walling Aeronautical Science Aerosp. Engineering Volleyball Club Baseball Team Veterans Assoc. Dean's List Latinos U nidos
Girmayn W~sh in gto n Brian Wendel Aerosp. Studies Av. Maintenance Tech. H onor R oll Alpha Eta Rho Dean's List I.F.C. Rep. Spirit Club G-Force - Pres.
Brian Wende l Eric Werhan Av. Maintenance Tech. Av. Technology Alpha Eta Rho Anime Club I. F.C. Rep. Aerosp. Society-Sec. S.A.A. Dean's List E.R.R.S.A. Isaac White Aeronautical Science Lamda Chi Alpha
John Wilde Carl Wilke Aeronautical Science Av. Computer Science Honor Roll Dean's List Dean's List C.A.A.R. Assistantship Intramural Sports
Justin Williams Jeffrey Wolff Aerosp. Engineering Av. Computer Science A.C.M. M.A.A. A.I.A.A. S.A.E. A.M.A. Student Court Scholar Dean's List Honor Roll
Seong-11 Yang Sukyoon Yeo Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science K.S.A. K.S.A. Dean's List Soo Youl Yoon Jamie Young Aeronautical Science Aeronautical Science
Yi Jun Zhen Sharon Zokaim AIC Engineering Tech. Aeronautical Engineer
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Undergraduates
Being the lifeblood of the campus, the undergraduates are the force that move through the campus giving it life. The undergraduates come from all walks of life whether it be across the ocean or next door. It is Embry-Riddle that brings us , together to strive and succeed. ' Working together we can bring about innovation and change to create a better world. Stumbling through the darkness of our 1 college career, we move along toward the far away light of graduation. It is our comradery that helps us to keep our focus and dedication toward that light. Only together do we become a driving pulse of change at E.R.A.U.
- Matthew Bielanski
M ox Au/er Adam Abernathy Ekow Acquah
Jeffrey Adams Victor J. Aguilar Traver Albert
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Michael Allen Craig Anderson Edward Aponte
Dave Atkins Maximilian Aulet Mark Bailey
Ron Baker Andrew Barnum Chris Bartos
' David Battista Brad Bauknecht
Brian Beauchamp Brian Beecher Carlos A. Bellagamba
Brent Berkel Matthew Bielanski Rebecca R. Billmeier
Benjamin J. Bishop John Blackman John F. Borduin
Josh Borgert Chad R. Bortell Curtis Boulware
. - - Greg Bowles Brian Boyd
Matthew S. Brinker Travis Brock Jeremy Brosious
Chrisopher Brown Joshua Brown John Buckley
Danh N. Bui Dave Bujak Eric Bundy
Meredith Burchette Bill Burroughs Nick Burrows
.., _...,.,..ral'llta - Kevin Butler Shaun Butts
Dave Cadwell James Call Sean Camp
Laura Campbell Rishona Campbell Brandon Cangiano
Scott Card C.J. Carlock Scott Carnes
James Carpenter Nadean Carson Joao Carvalho-Silva Sam Castillo Jonathan Cazalas
Cezar Chirila Jeff Chorman Rich Christiano
Steve Christiansen Marietta Church Clay D. Clary
Karie Clearwater Paul Clever Joshua Cole
Felix Colon Shannon Connolly Angel Contreras
,· l Russell Cottrell Matthew Couture
Sean Cowan Mark Cowley Pierre Cox
Gary Cross Jim Cucchiara John K. Cullen
Edwin Daleccio Edwin Daleccio Matt Davis
Curtis Davis Jeremy L. Davis Anthony De Tora
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Laurence Delp Jonathan Denney Francis Dodson
Joshua Donaldson Ed Dow Chris Dowell
Robert Downs Kelly Egan Jill Eichner
Brian Elfstrom Erez Eller Ose Eromosele Jason Evans Thomas G. Even
David Farley Anthony Farrow Nick Feliciano
Aaron Ferguson Lauri Fern Chad Fitzgerald
Monte Carlo Night is sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha and occurs during freshman orienta tion to help raise money for the fraternity. Micah Kramer is seen here dealing a game of Black jack for a few incoming freshman.
Ian Stewart Mark Fitzsimmons Shannon Fonville
Mark Fowler Ace Frahm Philip Frain
Jeremy Freismuth David Fudge Elvira Garcia
Jo Garrett Ryan Gibson Fernando Giuffra
Otto Glavanits Laura Gliga Lisa Golden Jorge I. Gomez Jose J. Gonzalez
Wilfredo Gonzalez Gonzalo Gotera Vikram Gour
Anwar Z. Grady Chris Greves Eric Guge
Manuel Gutierrez Grant Gutkowski Arthur Gutting
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Chris Guzman Carla Guzzardo Florian Hafner Thomas Hagerty Rob Haibach
Cliff Halvorsen Chase Hamilton Jackie Hamilton
David Hamu Bill Hanchett David Hartland
Monis Hasan Syed Hasan Austin Hayes
Leslie Haynes Shawn Heasley Tony Hebert Steve Heinanen Jessica Helton
J ash Henderson Michelle Herda Javier Heredia
Molly Heredia Bryan Hermann Ronald Hernandez
Lavren Hessler Gan.. ett Hester Josh Hetzel
Krista Hickman David Hill Thurstan Hill David Hillman Jake Hines
Billy Hinson Mike Hollingsworth Larry R. Jr. Holmes
Art Holton Charles Hopkins Thomas Houle
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David Roulette Jason Howard David Hunter
Jeff Hutson Rudy Hykel Manaal Ibrahim Philip Iplixian Jeff Jablonski
Amit Jagwani Christopher Johnson Nathan Johnson
Brien Jones Daniel Jones Phillip Jones
Beth Joseph Brandon Katnik Alan-Maurice Kayanan
Sarah Kazukiewicz Brian Kelley Richard A. Kemp Awais Khan Kashif Khan
Sahar Khan Steve Kim Janice Kisner
Ryan Knight David Krebs Craig Krepps
Peter Kronsbein Dinesh Kularatne Joseph Kurchock
James Labor Jason Lamb Paul Lampley Alan Law Jeff Lawson
Ryan Lebo Demond Lee Sean Lee
Daniel Lendzioszek James Lennox Noel Leslie
Heaya Summy is being served a cajun dish by John Blackman during the Mardis Gras home coming festivities.
Max Au/et Lurs Lexdon Stuart Lieber
Kevin Lindley John Link Collin J. Loerwald
Andres Lopez Michael Lovely Hal D. Luers
Jose Lugo Yasmeen Ma Ross MacNich
!yob Makonnen Brett Malavenda Jorge L. Manresa Steven Mapel Ryan Marlatt
Roberto Marquez Ben Marshall Jesse Martin
Richard Martin Christopher Martin Kenneth McCoig
Bill McCormick Burke L. McDuffie Andrew McGee
Mark McGinley James McLellan Rose A. R. McNeely Jim Meckley Carlos Mejias
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Mike Mettler Roman Miazga Praston Michael
Chiaz Miller Alyson Mirandilla Kavan Modi
Alexander Moerig Christopher Moody Jason Moore
Jessica Moore Diana Muldrow Nicholas Mullican
YOlJ CALL THIS nnrn 117 i\Tlnl\t'l Mike Murtha Greg Muth
Roman Narciso Tashuelah Nasah Collins Nelson
Tane'sha Nelson Jeremiah Ngaleo Dawne Nicholson
David Niles Ashley Nunes Frank Ogadah
Catherine Oles Jaime Oliver Jeremy Owens Mike Padgett Charlie Page
Gene Paletta Lisa L. Palmer Anthony Pascazio
Rahul Patel Aaron Payne Haile Payne
Raul Pelaez Christophe Penninck Brian Perez
Richard Phillippe Gregory Pickett John Picklesimer Karrey Pierson David Podracky
Ernest Poe Tina M. Pompilio Fernando Portugal
A viel Porzio Noak Postell Alex Potter
David Potts Joshua Powell Cecily Power
Tundra Pridto Frank Prokop Jason Provost Jason Pyron Carlos Rabanales
Annette Raines Steven Raninega Ryan Rawski
Jason Reabe Jason Reed Darrell Rich
Lloyd S. Richardson Michael Richardson Mindy Ritz
Jennifer Rochowiak Horacio Rodriguez Jonathan Rodriguez Ernan Rodriquez William J. Jr. Roeck
Ryan Rogers Paul Rosell Jessica Ross
John Rossiter Tony Rowell Charlos Roy
~~•SIJrt- , Three students talk amongst themselves in newly created courtyard between the pool and Doolittle Hall.
Lisa Palmer Juan Ruiz Cory Runnels
Andrew Russell McColl Russell Veronica Sabo
N adirah Saleem Alison Sandberg Craig Sanders
Christopher Sanger J ahil Santos Randy Sarver
Hendrik Scheel Jayson Schmiedt Kyle Schneider Tom Schneider Albert Schwartz
Benjamin Scott James Sellitti Christopher Sembroski
BJ Sencenbaugh Jinuk Seo Brian Sharrer I j
Olliver Shields Ahmad Shirazy Jennifer Shirley
Carolyn Shlatz Emiro Sinning Omar J. Sjogren
c. Chris Skow Ivan A. Smith
Jason Smith Josh Smith Laura M. Smith
Vicki Smith Sherry Smoot Chris Sopko
Tim Sperbeck Edward S. Springer Angela Squillante
Jan Stahl Kyle Starck Aaron Starr Nick Stefaniak Michael Steier
Ian Stewart Phil Stitzinger Christion Stolfe
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Sarah A. Storlie Jake Storms Aaron Suire
Jin-Kon Suk Chuch Swartzell Luke Sweet
Jason Taussig Jeremy Taylor Tara Taylor Zane Teeter Aaryn Terveen
Brent Terwilliger Brian Thibodeau David R. Thomas
Adrian Thomas Christal Threet Brian Tillson
Sarah B. Tomes Jaidy Kaz Torres Jose Torres
Greg Tressler John Tudela Ryan Tuori Terry Tyree Andrew Upson
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Joe Valente Scott V amison Luis M. Velez
Josh Verde Jodi V ezzetti Robert P. Vicars
Abbas Virji Steven Walters Shawn Ware
Douglas Washington Tyler Webb Zachary Webb Chris M. Weber Thadd Westfall Michelle Widmaier ' r J
Charles Williams Kristin Williams Odell II Williams
Sylmar Williams Zeddiel Williams Adam Willis
Eric T. Wilson Jonathan Witham David Wojtanowski
Alllerka•s First Ice lleer/ .J A.Wt--
Dave Wong Christopher M. Woodham John Wooten Antonio C. Wright Ken Yenger Daniel Y errington
Autumn Young Joann Young Tyrus Young
The Embry-Riddle mas cot kicks back and relax e~ as the Eagles basket ball team moves to wrap up another victory.
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Karen Magnussen As the university grows so does the program. More scholarships and teams are being formed every year. Women's soccer is one of the newest additions to the athletic department. The Eagles tennis team earned its first ever FSC tournament championship in ' doubles. Golf presence as team sport continues to gain experience recruiting new ERAU students. Next year our athletic teams will continue to grow. School spirit is proudly displayed by Roman Miazga, John Blackman, Dave Thomas, Deserie ~ Rios, Jens Hennig, Nadean Carson at the homecoming basketball game. - Christian Sarna Sports
Ma x A11/e c Pete Stubbs, drives it home up the middle through an aggressive group of defen ders. The Sun Conference is a televised proving ground for the league.
"Defense" is the only audi ble word in the building as the crowd cheers on junior guard Matt Barley, as he gets into position against Warner South.
Mox Aulet Basketball
Coach Steve Ridder's Eagles finished the 1997-98 regular season with an overall record of 20-11. Because of a three-way tie in the Florida Sun Conference the fie ldhouse was packed dur ing the Sunshine Networks television broadcast. This gave our Eagles the edge and they came out Univ. of Alaska-Anchorage 90-101 L victorious, which allowed the Eagles Basketball Lincoln Christion College 98-74 w team a return trip to Idaho for it's third year Notre Dame College 124-82 w consecutive national tournament. 32 teams Brewton-Parder College 90-87 w Florida Southern College 54-76 L competed at the NAIA level in Nampa, Idaho. Johnson & Wales 107-63 w This year was the first time the team did not Rollins College 72-73 L make it out of the first round. Johnson & Wales 11 4-73 w With the departure of Seniors such as Antho Gustavus Aolphus 74-79 L ny Burroughs, the squads most valuable per Florida Tech 58-73 L former and Jason Trippet most dedicated play Florida Ch.tistian College 107-56 w Rennsalear Polytech Inst. 86-80 w er, new blood will be needed. Recruitment will Goucher College 87-76 w be a priority. With the departure of Assistant Gordon College 95-78 w Coach Joe Cambron the team has a lot of re Rhode Island College 100-86 w structuring to do. University at Buffalo 72-40 L The Team is expanding their experience by Green Mountain College . 101-52 w participating at an international competition. St. Thomas University 71-73 L Florida Memoiial College 95-65 w The summer tour wi ll take place over eight days Flagler College 87-97 L across Europe. Some of the stops include the Webber College 66-69 L Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Paris. Nova Southeastern Univ. 80-78 w We look forward to seeing the results with these Palm Bach Atlantic 103-92 w wings of change. Webber College 86-82 w Warner Southern College 83-91 L Palm Beach Atlantic 81-73 w Nova Southeatem Univ. 75-72 w St. Thomas University 91-66 w Florida Memorial College 75-65 w Flagler College 88-75 w Warner Southern College 83-86 L Nova Southeastern Univ. 89-69 w Warner Southern College 81-73 w St. Thomas University 86-81 w Mount Marty College 87-75 L
As President Sliwa obser ves this intense game in the jam packed stands, junior guard, Austin Brownlee eyes an open man in the final seconds of the game.
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Sophomore outfielder, Brain Carter prepares for Webber1s best pitcher. Bri an went on to play the All Florida Sun Conference with 4 other teammates.
Luke Martin a sophomore left handed pitcher gets some last minute strategic advise from Assistant Coach Todd Guilliams be tween innings.
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Eagles Baseball finished the 1998 season ranked 9th. The eagles led the nation in ear ned run average for the second consecutive season giving up an average of 2.37 earned runs per nme mnmgs. Another impress ive Brewton-Parker 7-6 w event involved an Eagle being drafted. Doug Brewton-Parker 2- 1 w Bridges a senior left hand pitch was selected Rollins College 7-2 w Florida Memorial 5-0 w by the Anaheim Angels in the 17th round of Florida Memorial 12-1 w Major League Baseballs spring draft and was Florida Memorial 29-0 w Florida Tech 7-6 w assigned to the Boise Hawks short season " A" Webber College 7-0 w Webber College 3-1 w team. In the eighties people would have Webber College 5-2 w laughed at the idea of an ERAU student being Nova Southeastern U. 4-3 w Nova Southeastern U. 13-4 w drafted into the majors. Nowadays this im Nova Southeastern U. 25-1 w proved campus allows for a real experience, Clearwater Christian 15-0 w Clearwater Christian 12-1 w similar to other non-technical University's. Palm Beach Atlantic 17-1 w Throughout the season the Eagles made York College 11-0 w Allentown College 10-3 w their mark. Coach Greg Guilliams and his T iffin University 27-0 w Central Methodist 12-0 w brother Assistant Coach Todd Guilliams Carroll College 8-0 w have worked hard over the years to put to Assumtion College 12- 1 w West Libertv State 15-0 w gether a dynasty, which is taken quite serious West Liberty State 12-3 w ly in the NCAA Sunshine State. " Not bad for WV Wesleyan College 11-4 w Palm Beach Atlantic 5-7 L a bunch of astronauts!" Closing any season Palm Beach Atlantic 11 -1 w with a 41-11 record including a 24 game Concordia University 16-5 w Cumberland Univ. 0-1 L winning streak is something is something to Bethel College 15-0 w be proud of, the fans won't forget. Lakeland College 10-0 w Taylor U niversity 4-3 w Flagler College 2-3 L Flagler College 7-2 w Flagler College 3-4 L Florida Tech 13-11 w Northwood University 10-0 w Northwood University 7-8 L No11hwood University 6-3 w St. Thomas Univ. 13-0 w St. Thomas Univ. 3-5 L St. Thomas Univ. 3-2 w North Florida 2-4 L Warner Southern 5-2 w Warner Southern 12-4 w Warner Southern 5-9 L Rollins College 5-~ w Eckerd College 7-11 L Northwood University 8-6 w Palm Beach Atlantic · 11 -5 vV St. Thomas Univ. 4-6 L Warner Southern 4-6 L
Head Baseball Coach Greg Guilliams has a great deal to be proud of this year in cluding his program's very impressive 41-11 record.
John Phillips Karen Magnussen Senior setter, Chana Mam izuka starts the volley as Defensive specialist Jenny Gieger gets into place and prepares to do her job and help the team serve first.
Teamwork means bump, set and spike as Michelle Hatton, a senior playing the position of right side hitter, gets some altitude and goes for the kill.
Max Au/et -- Volleyball
I I . - This was Trina Keeton's first year as head coach of the Eagles Women's Volleyball Team. From a real come from behind start and a real slow season in 1996, Coach Keeton wasn't able to recruit from outside the university but knew she had a "great bunch of girls." When asked how she reinvented teh team, she said "by pul ling the love out of their game. I needed to see EMBRY-R I DDLE who really still loved the game." Coach Keeton VOLLEYBA LL said that if she had to name players who really had a love of the game; Lasha Moton, Nicole Cauboe and Senia Mcintyre are stand-out play ers. Out of five walk-ons who tried out, Sherry Fost and Laura Gliga have been "huge factors on teh team." "The hardest fought win this season came during the semi-final against Nova Southeastern, in a two and three quarter hour match that could have fallen either way - that was a toughy." With a 33-6 winning season, placing Second in the Sun Conference and Third in the Southeast Region, Coach keeton says, "We're stepping up a level. Not one time did I see us as "just N .A.I.A.". In competition we can hang with the best of the best. I hope and pray we can work hard to get the national com petition finals and get a team GPA of 3.5 during the 1998 season. - Mattew Bielanski
Each member of the team gets a tremendous boost from each other, they have a symbiotic relationship the eagles know they can depend on one another.
Mox Au/et Max Aul1 Brian Stec, sophomore defender, sizes up the opponents and prepares for full field sprint. Soc cer players must be in ex treme aerobic shape.
Dan McNally a sopho more midfielder inter cepts the ball and with some fancy footwork the he helps the Eagles go from defence to offense.
Max Aolet Men's Soccer
David Gregson, Coach for the Eagles Soccer Team believes 1997 was a major growth year for the team. After a 1996 season finish of 6-11 , the 1997 winning season of 10-7-1 leads Greg son to hope for a tournament win in 1998. This year the Eagles were able to attract better Clearwater Christian 6-1 w student athletes. According to Gregson, Connal ly Edopzien from Nigeria and their all time Florida Southern 1-5 L leading scorer for 1997, Stefan Oresten, from Sweden (with one season left), "both want to be Rollins 4-1 w commercial pilots and good soccer players. It's a good fit for us." Savannah College of A&D 5-0 w Their most hotly contested win this season, according to the Coach, was played with Cove North Florida 1-0 w nant College. With many team injuries, the coach put in his goalie, John Haworth to play. \Vebber 3-1 w Haworth made three goals including the game Northwood 2-1 w winner in sudden death overtime. It was, "a fairy tale story." Piedmont 4-1 w "The goal this year is to win the tournament because this group of players has never been Flagler 0-2 L into the final four. We finally have enough quality players driven to success and realize we Palm Beach Atlantic 1-0 w are on the verge of something special." Webber 1-1 T
Flagler 0-2 L
Life College 0-4 L
Auburn-Montgomery 1-3 L
CoYenant 4-3 w
NoYa Southeastern 1-4 L
St. Thomas 1-3 L
Eckerd 1-0 w
A midfielder, senior Jose Garcia takes it out from the corner. The addition of stadium style lights allows the eagles a night schedule.
Ma x Au/et Dana Wright senior de fend er and C himesa Harrison senior forward, regain control of the ball. Teamwork is what this game is all about.
A freshman midfielder, Roberta Petit, keeps con trol of the ball with sen ior forward Roberta "Bo" Porco remaining open for a pass. Women's Soccer
Women's soccer finished it's last season as a club this year. For years the women's soccer club have been working hard, proving itself as a worthwhile endeavor for the university. Over the years the club competed against the varsity teams of Flagler, Rollins, Palm Beach and so on. With very little assistance from the University and some funding from the Student EMBRY-RIDDLE Government Association, the soccer club work VVOMEN'S SOCCER ed hard. Last year the Men's Soccer Assistant Coach, Joe DePalo offered the ladies guidance in their athletic endeavors. They were able to organize 9 games, which got soccer ball rolling in the right direction. Next years 1998 season will be the first year ERAU will see the women's eagles soccer team. Dan Blank has been selected as the Head Coach. He has previous experience at Brewton Parker College and Wheeling Jesuit University. He has numerous ideas for the development of the team. Heavy recruitment has taken place and Coach Blank's long range goals include a realistic time table up to the year 2000. At which time he feels that he can have the ex perience to compete in the national tourna ment.
Devyn Evertt a junior sweeper quickly puts the ball into play, one of the few chances for a player to show upper body strength.
Max Aulet Flexibility is a prerequi site for joining the Eagles C h eerleading Squad. Mia Phelps, Melissa Ca brera and Alison Sand berg get vertical.
Felisha Mason and Paul Rosell cheer the crowd on as our favorite mas cot creates mayhem throughout the game on and off the court.
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Audience participation is a major part of the ERAU experience. Alison Sand berg employs the assistance of one of our younger fans.
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Gaffney, John ...... 27 Garcia, Elvira ...... 58 Garcia, Jose ...... 27, 91 Garrett, Jo ...... 58 Hafner, Florian ...... 59 Getachew, Yodit ...... 28 Hagerty, Thomas ...... 60 Gibson, Ryan ...... 58 Haibach, Rob ...... 60 Giddarie, Mark ...... 28 Halvorsen, Cliff ...... 60 Gieger, Jenny ...... 88 Hamilton, Chase ...... 60 Gill, Kyle ...... 28 Hamilton, Jackie ...... 60 Giuffra, Fernando ...... 58 Hamu, David ...... 60 Glavanits, Otto ...... 58 Hanchett, Bill ...... 60 Gliga, Laura ...... 58, 89 Hancock, Steve ...... 29 Golden, Lisa ...... 58 Hare, Rebecca ...... 29 Gomez, Jorge I...... 59 Harrison, Chimesa ...... 92 Gonzalez, Hector ...... 28 Hartland, David ...... 60 Gonzalez, Jose J...... 59 Hasan, Monis ...... 60 Gonzalez, Rene ...... 28 Hasan, Syed ...... 60 Gonzalez, Wilfredo ...... 59 Hatton, Michelle ...... 88 Goss, Eric ...... 28 Hayes, Austin ...... 60 Gosselin, Matthew ...... 28 Haynes, Leslie ...... 60 Gotera, Gonzalo ...... 59 Heasley, Shawn ...... 60 Gour, Vikram ...... 59 Hebert, Tony ...... 60 Grady, Anwar Z ...... 59 Hedden, Robert ...... 29 Graham, Angela ...... 29 Heinanen, Steve ...... 61 Green, Charles ...... 29 Helton, Jessica ...... 61 Greves, Chris ...... 59 Henderson, Josh ...... 61 Griswold, Joshua ...... 29 Henn1g, . J ens ...... 82 Guge, Eric ...... 59 Guilliams, Greg ...... 87 Guilliams, Todd ...... 86 Gutierrez, Manuel ...... 59 Ibrahim, Manaal ...... 62 Iplixian, Philip ...... 63 Herda, Michelle ...... 61 Irani, Jehangir ...... 30 Heredia , Javier ...... 61 Isiaras, Billy ...... 30 Heredia, Molly ...... 61 Hermann, Bryan ...... 29, 61 Hernandez, Ronald ...... 61 Hessler, Lavren ...... 61 Hester, Garrett ...... 61 Hetzel, Josh ...... 6 , 61 Jablonski, Jeff ...... 63 Hickman, James ...... 30 Jagielka, Ralph ...... 30 Hickman , Krista ...... 61 Jagwani, Amit ...... 63 Hilburn , Thomas ...... 111 James, Ansel ...... 31 Hill, David ...... 61 Janisch, Marc ...... 4 Hill, Thurstan ...... 61 Jean, Peter ...... 31 Hillman, Da vid ...... 62 Johnson, Christopher ...... 63 Hines, J ake ...... 62 Johnson, Derek ...... 31 Hinson, Billy ...... 62 Johnson, Nathan ...... 63 Hoagland , Erica ...... 30 Johnston, Robyn ...... 31 Hollingsworth, Mike ...... 62 Jones, Brien ...... 63 Holmes, Larry R ...... 62 Jones, Daniel ...... 63 Holton, Art ...... 62 Jones , Phillip ...... 63 Hopkins, Charles ...... 62 Joseph, Beth ...... 63 Horton, John J ...... 30 Jung, J a eyun ...... 31 Houle, Thomas ...... 62 Jung, Moon-Suk ...... 31 Roulette, David ...... 62 Howard, Jason ...... 62 Huber, Keith ...... 30 Hunter, David ...... 62 Hutson, Jeff ...... 62 Hykel, Rudy ...... 62 Kappan, Gregory ...... 32 Karra, Maria ...... 32 Katnik, Brandon ...... 63 Kayanan, Alan-Maurice ...... 63 Kazukiewicz, Sarah ...... 63 Keeton, Coach ...... 89 Keney, Brian ...... 63 Kelly,. Robert ...... 32 Kemon, Eliz~beth ...... 32 Kemp, Richard A...... 63. Lexdon, Lurs ...... 66 , Khan, Awais , .... '· ...... 64 Lieber, Stuart .... ·... :.·. ~ ...... 66 KP,.an, Kashif ...... 64 Lindley, Kevin ·...... :...... ·". ..- . 66 Khan, Sahar ...... 64 Link, John ...... ·...... 66 Kim, Steve ...... ·. . . 64 Loerwald, Collin J...... 66 Lopez, Andres · ...... ~ 66 Kisner, Janice ...... 64 'I Klein, J. V...... 32 Lovely, Michael ...... · ...... 66 Knight, Ryan ...... 64 Luers, Hal D...... ·... 66 Kokorian, Patrick ...... 32 Lugo, Jose ...... · .... 66 Kolodziej, David ...... 32 Lulich, Maria ...... 33 Krause, Barri ...... 33 · Krebs, David ...... 64 Krepps, Craig ...... 64 Kronsbein, Peter ...... 64 Kularatne, Dinesh ...... 64 Kurchock, Joseph ...... 64 Ma, Yasmeen ...... 66 Maceyunas, Jason ...... 33 MacNich, Ross ...... 66 Magnussen, Karen ...... 12 Mahmoud, Mohamed ...... 34 Mahmoud, Tarek ...... 34 Labor, James ...... 64 Makonnen, Iyob ...... 66 Laffey, Patrick ...... 33 Malavenda, Brett ...... 66 .Laing, Patrick ...... 33 Malek, Thomas ...... 34 Lamb, Jason ...... ·...... 64 Mamizuka, Chana ...... 88 Lampley, Paul ...... 64 Manresa, Jorge L...... 66 Landuyt, Dennis V...... 44 Mapel, Steven ...... 67 Lanscher, Marc ...... 33 Marlatt, Ryan ...... 67 Law, Alan ...... 65 Marquez, Roberto ...... 67 Lawson, Jeff ...... 65 Marshall, Ben ...... 67 Lebo, Ryan ...... ~ ...... 65 Martin, Christopher ...... 67 Lee, Demond ...... 65 Martin, Jesse ...... 67 Lee, Sean ...... 65 Martin, Luke ...... 86 Lendzioszek, Daniel ...... 65 Martin, Richard ...... 6, 67 Lennox, James ...... 65 Leslie, Noel ...... 65 Lewis, Juan ...... 33 . Napoli, Joseph ...... 6 Narciso, Roman ...... 69 Mason, Felisha ...... 94 Nasah, Tashuelah ...... 69 McBride, Daryn ...... 34 Nascimento, Nuno ...... 36 McCloud, Rhonda ...... 34 Nazareth, Joseph ...... 36 McCoig, Kenneth ...... 67 Negron, Aixavelysse ...... 36 McCormick, Bill ...... 67 Nelson, Collins ...... 69 McDuffee,Paul ...... 2 Nelson, Tane'sha ...... 69 McDuffie, Burke L...... 67 Ngaleo, Jeremiah ...... 69 McGee, Andrew ...... 67 Nicholson, Dawne ...... 69 McGinley, Mark ...... 67 Niles, David ...... 69 Mcintyre, Senia ...... 89 Nivellini, Marco ...... 36 McLellan, James ...... 67 Nizborski, Andrew ...... 36 McNally, Dan ...... 90 Nunes, Ashley ...... 69 Meckley, Jim ...... 68 Nyariri, Onassis ...... 3 7 Mejias, Carlos .....· ...... 68 Mendrzychowski, Steve ...... 34 Mends, Frank ...... 35 Messer, Brian ...... 35 Mettler, Mike ...... 68 Meyer, Stephen J...... 35 Oca, Henry-John ...... 37 Miazga, Roman ...... 68, 82 Ogadah,Frank ...... 69 Michael, Praston ...... 68 Oles, Catherine ...... 69 Miller, Chiaz ...... 68 Oliver, Jaime ...... 69 Miller, Greg ...... 35 Orengo, Evaristo ...... 37 Mirandilla, Alyson ...... 68 Osman Alaa ...... 37 Mitchard, Colleen ...... 35 Owens,' Jeremy ...... 6 9 Modi, Kavan ...... 68 Moerig, Alexander ...... 68 Monaghan, Kari ...... 35 Monk, John ...... 35 Moody, Christopher ...... 68 Moore, Jason ...... 68 Moore, Jessica ...... 68 Pabst, Rose ...... 37 Morse, Scott ...... 36 Pacheco, Marta ...... 37 Moton, Lasha ...... 89 Padgett, Mike ...... 70 Muldrow, Diana ...... 68 Page, Charlie ...... 70 Mullican, Nicholas ...... 68 Pak, Chan ...... 37 Murtha, Mike ...... 69 Paletta, Gene ...... 70 Muth, Greg ...... 69 Palicka, Steven ...... 38 Palmer, Lisa L ...... 70 Papandrea, Rob ...... 6 Par!<., Chan ...... 38 Park, Eun S...... · ...... 38 Park, Eunsuh ...... · . . . 38 Pascazio, Anthony ...... 70 Patel, .Rahul ...... 7 O Patel, Vijay ...... 38 Patterson, John J...... 38 Payne, Aaron ...... 70 Payne, Haile ...... 70 R. McNeely, Rose A...... 67 Pelaez, Raul ...... 70 Penagos, Nelson ...... 38 Rabanales, Carlos ..... ·...... 72 Penninck, Christophe ...... 70 Raines, Annette ...... · ..... 72 Perez, Brian ...... 70 Rakgati, Shadrack ...... 39 Pertuz, Monica ...... 39 Raninega, Steven ...... 72 Petit, Roberta ...... · ...... 92 Rawski, Ryan ...... 72 Phelps, Mia ...... 94 Reabe,Jason ...... 72 Phillippe, Richard ...... 70 Reed, Jason ...... 72 Pickett, Gregory ...... 70 Rich, Darrell ...... 72 Picklesimer, John ...... 70 Richardson, Lloyd S...... 72 Pierson, Karrey ...... 71 Richardson, Michael ...... 72 Piggot, Wayne ...... 39 Rios, Deserie ...... 82 Pindel, Allen ...... 39 Ritz, Mindy ...... 72 Pinneri, Danielle ...... 39 Robinson, Noelle ...... 40 Podracky, David ...... 71 Roca, Olivia ...... 40 Poe, Ernest ...... 71 Rochowiak, Jennifer ...... 72 Pompilio, Tina M...... 71 Porco, Roberta "Bo" ...... 92 Rodriguez, Arturo ...... 40 Portugal, Fernando ...... 71 Rodriguez, Horacio ...... 72 Porzio, Aviel ...... 71 Rodriguez, Jonathan ...... 72 Postell, Noak ...... 71 Rodriquez, Ernan ...... 73 Potter, Alex ...... 71 Roeck, William J...... 73 Potts, David ...... 71 Rogalski, Rafal ...... 40 Powell, Joshua ...... 71 Rogers, Ryan ...... 73 Power, Cecily ...... 71 Roman, Rayfael ...... 40 Pridto, Tundra ...... 71 Rosell, Paul ...... 73, 94 Prokop, Frank ...... 71 Ross, Jessica ...... 73 Provost, Jason ...... 71 Rossiter, John ...... 73 Pruitt, Charley ...... 39 Roth, Ryan ...... 41 Pyron, Jason ...... 72 Rowell, Tony ...... 73 Roy, Charlos ...... 73 Ruiz, Juan ...... 7 4 Runnels, Cory ...... 74 Russell, Andrew ...... 7 4 Quinones, Davi~ ...... 39 Russell, McColl ...... 7 4 , tI
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Yang, Seong-11 ...... 46 Yenger, Ken ...... 81 Yeo,Sukyoon ...... 46 Yerrington, Daniel ...... 81 Yoon, Soo Y ...... 47 Young, Autumn ...... 81 Young, Jamie ...... 47 Young, Joann ...... 81 Young, Tyrus ...... 81
Zhen, Yi J...... 47 Zokaim, Sharon ...... 4 7 l,l·IOIENIX~flE1\1~13001{ Tonya Kay Karen Magnussen Chris Sarna Marvin Mayer Jean Snyder Ian Stewart Don Chatfield Max Aulet JoOo Carvalo-Silva Dustin Derby Thanks for all the hard workD Your creativity has helped bring this book together as a team -Matt
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